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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE BUCHANAN NAN CoR l2s9 81 SU6HANAN &c an y
Also Wyatt Apts., t520 Ga. ave $50 to SIS.
Simultaneous hot water: reasonable.
ct a53 ADAMs MIL bals FD oNE
nished; ond-hoor front apartment. exelu-
siyely residential. opposite park; beautiful
outlook; near 18th and Columbia rd. 22'
1894 10th ST N.W-LARGE ROOM LARGE
sink. range. breakfast set; Ind floor; reas. =
4227 9Th ST. CORNER 9Th AND VARNUNil
Two large rooms and Kitchen; gas and
electricity furnished. Columbia 1852
desirable, beautifully furnished. > rooms.
kitchen. bath; exposures immediate pos
session 53i 10th st.
Clean. quiet: freplace:: piano: for 2,s
adults; also rms and suites refs 1926 17th
DIFFERENT-TOP-FL. STUDIO, F.. .K.B.
GLASS porches; 3 expos; very attrac.. clean
QUIET rein gar. opt; adults refs. 1858 g
Eshe2 eoVa 6s1h sseons
tive. refris.; references, Apply Apt l0s
TAKoMA-s R.. B. AND ENCLOSED SLEEP
ing porch: exp. mainly southern; l.v. I'm
s65 @ aduts' fs' co Elm aHe u ] seHaenieat location
Ills K ST. NW.-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
ette steam heat gas. electricity. linens
dishes. silver; recently decorated; $40. 23'
1905 NJ ST. N.W.L2nd-FLooR FRONT: 2
furnished. ami; quiet; reasonable.
TAKQMA PARKS ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
ADULTS 652s Isl St NV. cor Van buren,.
room, aoh BED rooms eSeeptionaiiy furnished;
reaS. rent. Resident manager Dec. 1000.
1911 N-sECOND-FLOOR APIS. TWO AND
hres Go SGm k bath ,o so akdas i6d sS Is
FOR RENT-FURNIIUR FOR 2-ROOM
sonable. Address Box s55-R. Star Office. :
ONE AND THREE RAIs. KITCHEN. BATH.
ssa ssa up m0gSfs 4eos sIs sp' f6e Dec FIJI
DUPONT CIRCLE-NEW CORNER APT. .
hjsshssn bath s.eaq;fTly furn
RARS sRs Lee ls1S pARk 4 RRhayEsy AT
ette. kitchen. bath: reas- Adams 1884. 24'
si4 CONN. AVE. EWnCLosE IN; LARGE:
rooms. $3.50 up; cont. h. ".
1927 JACKSON ST. Ne DELIqHTFUL
sStom.e ss IN msssa sss detached
ss fa!s a::s - a:s ssD bath Rs9H
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT Ho-
tel. 29th ana sts. n.w.-l room, kit. bath.
completely furnished. linens. silver. Frigid-
aire; day. week, month; reasonable. Nat. 5l25
2als WASHINGTON CIRCLE, lst FLOOR.
6 uss elosft' newly dec
bah ssFsse. FHeMS for rdnIts
Wishing quiet home: strictly private. 1907
Kenyon NV.
1887 18th ST NV LARGE. CLEAN. AIRY
rooms. kitchen. bath, pantry, Frisidaire. Z
exp; delightful neiehbo-hood; quiet. conven.
254l 18th ST. Nw-FIRsT AND SECOND
foor apis. rooms snd bath each; gas.
elect: housskeepfns Adams ois7 1e'
2opl BYE ST. N.w.-TWo FRONT ROOMS.
nishsd' ami; near dspt'. aPd CIV, Q. a.
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APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.


APARTMENTS-FUR & UNFUR.
| APARTMENTS. UPTOWN AND DowTowN.
! Furn. ana uafurp*> $35 up. Col l34s for in-
| formation. W. J. Newland, 1882 Biltmore n. ".
400 GEORGIA AVB-Two ROOMS FOR
yard; $50 SO. Dec s00e
LIE TIE RAyENEL 1.L ,ianle 1910 Is.h ST NM
" 1875 MiNTWooD PLACE NV
roem and bath to rooms and nc, BATH si,6n
INSPECT THESE APIS.
Ready to move in; fur; and unfur. Don't
SFS:e H. Eiisa ssio
2Cth ST. NV. Resident manaEer.
Observation-Disclosures.
1885 R ST Nw-FIVE ROOMS BATH, IN
, closed sleeping porch. Frisidaire; reasonable.
See resident manager.
1882 ONTARIO RD. Nw-SIx LARGE,
light rooms. 3 exposures; front and rear
porches. fireplace elect tric refriserator; refer
snces required; sss Apply Apt. 2. Phone
REDUCED RENTS AT COpLEY COURTS.
town. APIS from s425O with larse; out
SIDE kitcnens and baths. spacious closets;
cooking cas-. switchboard and elevator serv-
36l5 10th sT-2 R.. KITCHEN AND BATH.
bus. cars; s55 Entrance 1876 Spring plD
1900 goth ST: N;w.15 ROOMS AND BATH. .
tric refrisera5or: se5 Including gas, 3s'
THE CLIFTON. 1923 CLIFTON ST. NV
Eve large rms. 50 e. z front southern EXP;
2524 18th ST. NV. JUST SOUTH coLUM-
building Frigidsire included adults.
2llo 10Th NW-ATTRAcT1vE 2 BED RMS.
living rm.. bath. kitch; newly decorated;
Frigiuaire; modern; next school Shown by
2aIs CONN AVE-DELIGHTFUL APT.
rooTs kit. bath. shower. porch. open FIRE
place, Frisidaire, bookshelves garase. SAN
boz. Dec. 1910
THE CONCORD 17oI OREGON AVE NV
hhs bath BE5 E5isidaFs M %
1915 A ST. sE.-2 AND . r.. K. B.. AMI.
$40 5O-si7 so. Don't fail to inspect these II
Hsssd ssiss 10 sauay so0e a np
THE whLIRAFF. 3O2s 18th ST AND :
exposure $3.50 and $50 SO, Manaser
THE CL.vERLEE si6 IRVING ST NV
s5ssfsy assed RsS I've Soss ssfsa ':e
NEAR SOLDIERS. HOME, OFF GA AVE-
iMsdssoTatee Sd g., il ss.s q and a s'' Auto can
1922 ST. Nw.-5 LARGE ROOMS. BATH;
light airy front apt: low rent. $48 so. See
ianitor. Owner Adams S457-W.
FOR A REALLY HONEY. ARTISTIC APART
ment. With open fireplace and garden. diff
ferent from the usual beehives. see WALLACE
BRYANT-S 2 and room apts.; furnish II
desired sl6 G st. and sl2 18th ST.
SPECIAL BARGAIN! IS NJ ST. NV.
rooms; near downtown; rent. $50. SO. Act
today; comparatively owned bldg. See iantor
or call Georgia 24o3.
FIVE ROOMS: BATH. PORCH, $40; NEAR
Mckinley H. g.. first floor; hot-water heat.
% Quincy pl ne Adams slss "
| TO ROOMS. KIT: BATH sEIGHT:
bed; ss7ss and up. aeos 18th sI. n.E,,
THE LINBERN: DOWNTOWN, 1919 yER-
mont ave- rooms. kitchen and bath,
$3.50. G. B. LIKENs. Natl so95.
RMS. & BATH SUN PORCH; LIGHT. GAS
& neat furnished; partly furnished II de-
sired; rent reasonable. 492s Kansas sve;n
321 ST. NE-5-RM APT: AMI: NEAR
bus, -ars, MCKINLEY Tech and Lsnslsy Junior
High Rent sSo.7s.
(esuthuea On Nsxs Psss)
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CASH IMMEDIATELY
for late n odel c7rs Get our price list
Auto Mart. 1893 l4th st NV
WILL BUY FOR
CASH.
1929 Chevrolet Coaches
1880 Chevrolet Coupes
1881 Chevrolet Coupes.
1899 Ford Tudors and Sedans.
1880 Ford Tudors.
NO DI.LAN-CASII TODAY.
See Mr.. IIuiet. 1885 14th at +.

CASH IN 5 MINUTES.
! pay the highest prices. II car is
not paid for, will pay your undue bal
ance and give you the difference in
cash. No delay. See Mr.. Barnes, H29
l4th NV. Dec. $500. Open till 9 pm.
Evening star., 1932-09-22

RUGS Having lost my home. have some
lovely, large Oriental rugs for sale quite
cheap. Call Alexandria 2665 for appoint
Evening star., 1932-09-22

TYPEWRTTERS-Am Co, 1881 East
Capitol st. away from the hish rents. Sell
ing. renting repairing all makes Open
evenings LIN 00S2
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HECHINGER CO.. 18th and H SITS. NE.
RUGS and hall runners. room and scatter
sizes; high-grade domestic and Oriental;
1922 Ritmo~e ST NV
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OFFICE FURNITURE. useo. Govt. surplus
and seconds; lowest prices Commercial
Ofic, FIIrn. Co. 430 9Th Met. 7742
ORIENTAL RUGS, II pieces semi antique
runners. different sizes: formerly $500 and
SIPS. VIII sell Immediately for s45 each
air,t1 r, ,,,, Ia N,
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6II st. NV. Fhone Met. TIZy. ~
USED TIRES.
Good, serviceab;e used tires that have been
traded in on the sale Of new Hood tires.
81 and Up.
ZEN HuNDLEY. Hood Tires, 3436 l4th NV.
Evening star., 1932-09-22

SEWING MACHINES repaired. So: workman
sHip guaranteed Singer console electric,
like rev. s55; worth $50. Portable. sl450.
o711
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sALE-AUTOM0RILEs.

PARTS-PARTS
for all cars and trucks. Used cars snd
trucks for sale Open sundays Robert Her
es3-ass Fla. ave. nv: North lo4ol.
Evening star., 1932-09-22

EWRITERS+Bargains in rebuilt stand
ards and portables; repair and rental service.
Typewriter Sales & Service Co. 17l4 Nv.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia
1888 Underwoods, Royals and L. C. Smiths,
81 so mo-; 3 mos. in adv. x675: mos. sl2
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PAINTS pure hnseed oil or turp.: window
glass. glazing; lowest prices; 55c gal, dely
Pyus Adams. lll9 9th NV. Nat. 1901.
Evening star., 1932-09-22

TYPEWRITERS - Current mode. Coronas
s-.d I. C. Smiths for rent Bargains In
L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters Inc.
mia 18th st NV Nat n4ll
Evening star., 1932-09-22

FRANKIINS-In all body styles The air.
cooled motors stop all freezing trouble this
Winter. See them today. Priced slS5 up:
terms. trade Callan Motor Co, l527-29 NJ
ST. District 3458
HUPP DE LUXE SEDAN; usual fine equip
ment plus Al mechanical condition and
low price. s425: 60-day Fuarantee Pierce
Arrow Sales Rooms. 1872 Conn. ave. Nat.
Evening star., 1932-09-22

WOOD. oak. well seasoned fireplace or
stove cut any length sI25e cord delivered
Slabs, partly seasoned, SO cord. Phone
Falls Church 4lD-J-2
Evening star., 1932-09-22

TYPEWRITERS. prices slashed; large stock
OF excellent rebuilt machines; sacrifice Tor
cash. Open evenings Capitol Typewriter
Evening star., 1932-09-22

WASHING MAGHINEs; brand.new electric
ows Electric Ironing Machines. formerly
$3.50. now $3.50; terms $3.50 down. bal
ance monthly. Lansburss. 7th 9th and z
Evening star., 1932-09-22

SEWING MACHINESDropneau Singer SIS:
New Home, SIS; Standard. SIS New Ideal.
80: others at IS; all guar. New machines
s z Sew Mch Shop 3l3 Pa ave e Lin 0275
Evening star., 1932-09-22

VACUUM CLEANERS, parts. rentals, sale re-
conditioned vacuums, stand. makes. $40 up
Vacuum Cleaner Shop. 1404 Girard. Ad $500
WASHING MACHINES. demonst rators. One
Voss washer, s39 SO; two ConIon washers.
S49. So one a. B. C. Pyramid, s69 So Terms.
s250 down. 81 per month. Barber L Ross,
Evening star., 1932-09-22

! OLD3MOB1LES-See our seIection. 1928
Coach. brand new black Duco. $780, 1928
Sedan. perfect. s225; 1929 Sport Coupe
s295: 1881 De Luxe Sedan. like new. $685.;
seyerel 1892 Six and Eight Demonstrators al
liberal discounts Pohanka Service. llce
goth st. NV. Nat 0070. Open evenings and
Sunday
Evening star., 1932-09-22

smith, SIG; Poyels s24: Underwoods. Sl2
s24 others United Typewriter 1928 N. Y.
NJ N m
Evening star., 1932-09-22

TYPEWRITERS rented. excellent machines.
SO per month. to students. Capitol Type
writer Co 1914 lith ST. NV Nat 1883
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICK STANDARD SIX COUPE. l927-Rum-
bic seat; st-clsss condition: paint good
new top; $3.50 cash. Apply GIL Maryland
ave s.w
standing buy for S225. Cherner Motor Co.
Evening star., 1932-09-22

YOU ARE WELCOME
to come and the bargains offer in
slightly used household goods.
We Buy. Sell and Exchange.
Evening star., 1932-09-22

LIVING ROOM SUITE. overstuffed. nearly
new; perfect; reversible cushions: 3 pieces
$50. Apt. 2O2 Blenheim Court lS42 Calf
Evening star., 1932-09-22

SEWING MACHINES portable cleo
tries. $40; dropheads, SIS. $40; rent. So to s.
mo. repairs. 1873 Wis. ave west 1850. 23'
Evening star., 1932-09-22

SEWING MACHINE. Singer. portable cleo
tric, perfect condition; Will sacrifice. Call
EmerSnn Q4Q4
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sTUpEBAKER 1881 COUPE. Dictator; So
day guarantee; extremely low price, 1895;
carefully operated. low mileage Lee d.
Butler Butler Inc 2l55 Champlain st. NV. Col.
Evening star., 1932-09-22

PIPE AND STRUCTURAL STEEL-New and
used Maryland Pipe g. Steel Corporation.
Baltimore. Md Phone South G221.
RADIATION-Used steam radiation. cents
0 foot
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SALE-AUTOMORILES
(Coutiuued

EoRp lssl DE Luxe SPORT Ta5. EoiADSIEsEmd .[sr snd
iil1 EiEhteenfh st. NV.
FORD TUDOR SEDAN. late 1880; almost
very ttle used By ccsefu VAT sEives esis must
M9%sa ssnAs ss
see to a1ppFeeiatsi $780, Call North 47s4-''
FORD DE- LIKE PoRDoF! SEDAN; late 1881;
privately owned car excellent condition; any
Ser Ad.@s ldss SHs' Se '2'' pest easn
roaR MODEL COACH, lsssmyery 9 goSd q
fsnes Motof a Co 'S sa1 yasa sSsDt
only . Few hundred miles; traded in for
eiSsed ,1s, car. substantial reduction cherner'
FORD 1929 SPORT ROADSTER, sli5; Ford
Coupe. $lls; Ford Tudor. sl45 Cherner Mo-
tor Co.. l78l You st. NV.
EoRD Is mo. Tgpoa 1ssa: ssss On .y. .s' down bal
FORD TOWN SEDAN. lsslMIJust .rehnishsd
hGsK pK. Psesst mooI sDes Nx sss Yot s's, sy.
FORD DE LIKE PHAEroN Genuine tan AN
El wsees and 'h tires s9p trunk raef four mirrors
'ssn slm. sna sae az
st. NV.
FORD 1891 STANDARD COUPE Beautiful
RSlstery perfect speeisi. ssis Tri.nsle
FORD SPORT COUPE. 1882 fender wells
wheels and tires. trunk rack; guaranteed
terms and trade; $2s5. Cherner. 1871 You
sc. NV.
FORD SPORT COUPE. ls3l-s11o down. bal.
IL mos Owens. 6s23 Ga ave.
FORD 1929 TOWN sEDAN. Owned by q
dition; equipped with two. fender wells. sig
wneels and tires, large trunk trunk and trunk uni
buy Of the season. slss. cherner, 1871 You
down. bal. easy. owens ss3s Ga. ave.
FORD 1881 DE LUKE ROADsTER-Beautiful
green with yreea wheels; very low mileage
special s3lS; easy terms. Triangle Motor
FORD TOWN SEDAN. late 1881; with slant
ing windshield; excellent finish "nd appear
ance fully guaranteed; $3l5 Cherner. 1871
You st. NV.
FORD 1880 ROADSTER blue, finish;
triangle Motor Co. 2 New York ave. NV:
FORD SPORT ROADSTER. ls3o-ssO down,
bal IL mos. Owens. 6323 Ga. ave.
FORD FORDoR SEDAN 1874 dandy; see
tonisht: sll5 down. bal IL mos. Owens,
FORD DE LUXE ROADSTER. Is3I-Genuine
tan Leather khaki top. fender well, trunk
drive this car; 1895. Cherner. 1881 You
St NV.
FORD COACH l930-In splendid mechanical Il
condition; tires, paint. etc. in fine shape:
low mileage: a bargain for some one for
s2?5; small down and monthly payments ac
septed; ny home any time 27S2 Woodley pi'
FORD 1880 TUDOR-Dark blue new finish;
good tires: motor excellent; Upholstery very
Triangle Motor Co. New York ave. NV.
FRANKLIN PASSENGER SEDAN 1890
Spare tire mounted forward. folding trunk
rack on rear: S875. Warf1eld Motor Co.
1880 Conn. ave. NV. Dist 1850 Open eve
nings and Sunday.
FRANKLINS-In all body styles The air
cooled motors stop all freezing trouble this
Winter. See them today. Priced slS5 up
terms trade Callan Motor Co. l521-2q NJ
Evening star., 1932-09-22

RADIO, Croslev all-electric. 8-tuhe screen
grid, pcrfec. condition. SIS. Apt 2a2, Blen-
helm Court 1872 California st. NV.
RADIO tDe Wald). 6-tube, d. c., new; s22. 50
cash. l223 NJ ST. NV. az
Evening star., 1932-09-22

NASH s-CYL COUPE lsao-Rumbie seat.
model 492-R: nlceSt one in town; it's yot
everything: for 1893. Fraziers. SIS 10th
st ne Lin 6500
Evening star., 1932-09-22

!, THE CL.VERLEE 6i6 IRVING ST NV
| Practically new two rooms. kitchen. tiled
| bath hall, inclosed porch; redecorated; rea-
. 21s
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-09
Top Fight
Gard Next Week
AT Civic Arena

Bantam weights will stage the fea
ture bout on the fight card next
Wednesday night at the Civic Arena.
The National Athletic Club will stage
the show of five bouts, three of
which will be six rounds each. Able
Israel. Seattle Jewish boxer will meet
Young Tommy. Filipino flash in the
main event. Young Tommy arrived
Wednesday from California and he
Immediately stared a workout for
the fans at the National gym. Stocky.
fast and skillful. he displayed to the
big crowd that he is likely to cause
Able to take the count next week.
Anyway Able is in for a big evening.
Nate Druxman is rounding up an all
star supporting card and the fans
are likely to witness one of tht
best fight shows of the season mex
Wednesday night at the Civic Arena
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-09
Billings, Mont.

Rev. G.. d. Choice, who has been
the General conference of
the A. M. E. Church at Cleveland,
Ohio, returned to his pulpit Sunday,
May 10th. Last Sunday he delivered
a sermon entitled Lord Help Me"
Official board will meet Monday
evening. The stewardesses held a
business meeting Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. w. w Bivins.-
The Art and Domestic Science de-
partment of the Phyllis Wheatley
Club met at the home of Mrs. r. M.
Emmons on Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
L. Somerville gave an interesting
talk on Furniture and Mrs. Emmons
talked on the advantages and disad-
vantages of the credit system. A no
host dinner was served after the
meeting THE City Federation OF
Cubs entertained a delegation OF
Kansas and Missouri women enroute
to the General Federation meeting
in Seattle. Phyllis Wheatley Cluf
has been invited to send representa-
tives.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-09
Ann Harding In
Westward Passage
At RK0 Orpheuln

Big in theme, cast and production,
a picture dealing with one of the
most vital themes to women of the
modern world is promised Friday at
the Orpheum.
1t is RKO-Pathe's Westward Pas
sage. which presents the glamorous
star Ann Harding and an imposing
supporting cast in drama of love
and matrimony, divorce and second
marriage.
All the resources of the RNO
organization, it is said, were COM
hined in making this picture as big
as the theme upon which it is based.
Scores of imposing settings, includ-
ing a Swiss chalet. a Parish cha
teau, New York art studio, cot
tage and a transatlantic liner were
constructed.
Fridays new vaudeville inaugu-
rates the Orpheum's new policy of
five-act bill for the weekend. "Foui
/ Golden Blondes. presenting Their
delightful act, which is composed o.
everything from singing to imita
tons, take the headline position.
Second honors go to Fred San
borne, who mixes his golfing abilit!
with comedy, while other acts on tn
bill are DeWolf Metcalf & Ford
Madeline Patrice, and Raymond vii
bur.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-09
Bows Risk Lives To
Save White Girls

NEW YORK.-Two youths, Percy
Henri, of l0S-0S Union Hall Street;
George Herb, HOOP 159th Street;
both of Jamaica, snatched Mary
Skrzpeck, a l9-year-od white girl,
from the Long Island railroad tracks
and out of the path of an onrush-
ing train, only to hear of her death
from shock and third-rail burns, at
the Jamaica Hospital, one hour later.
A third youth, II. B. Williams, of
157-03 10th Avenue, South Jamai-
ca, tagged the train in time to save
Anna Skrzpeck, sister of the dead
girl, who was accompanying her
across the wet tracks in a heavy
rain.
The white girls were on their way
home from laundry, where Mary
worked, when they slipped on the
wet planks, and fell across thu
| tracks.
Williams, who was standing near
by with his pals, sprang forward
and Tagged the train with his cap
Henri and Herb, risking their live
by electrocution, dragged the TIVE
girls to safety, not before, however
Mary had been electrocuted by tn,
wet third-rail.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-09
Ellensburg, Wash.
Mrs. M. Robertson, Reporter

The A. M. E. and Second Baptist
Church held a union children's day
program Sunday at the Baptist
church after which the children were
guests for refreshments at the home
of Mrs. Martin.-Rev. o. Stalsworth
returned last week from trip to
Eastern Washington and Montana in
interest of his work as district mis-
sionary.-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hol-
den and children of Seattle are
guests at the home of Mrs. J. l..
Burris, sister of Mrs. Holden.-Mrs.
Belle Powers and Mrs. w. r. Harris
enjoyed fishing trip last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lane of Toppenish
entertained Rev. Stalsworth at din
ner-Mrs. Oscar Holden and Miss
Elizabeth Bradford motored to Yak
ina last week.-Mr. and MIS-. VIM
Grimes and family and Mr.. Geo
Roffles and friends formed a picnic
party last week.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-09

Dear Miss White:
am a girl Is years old, a recent
graduate from high school. | have
been keeping company with young
man three years my senior for the
last three years and | am very much
in love with him.
Ny parents want me to go to
school some more, but | don't want
to because | don't think it necessary,
because am sure | shall be married
before long.
He hasn't told me that he loves
me yet, but | can tell that he does
by the expression in his eyes when
he looks at me.
| finally agreed that I'll let you
decide-and mother says it will be
all right with her. So what do you
say? Do | get married or do | go to
school. EIGHTEEN.
Better go to school, | think. The
young man hasn't even told you that
he loves you, yet you seem willing
to sit around with no definite aim
in life except waiting for some man
to walk into your life and marry you,
1t is only reasonable to assume
that you will have to support your
self until you are married, and if you
are a wise girl you will fit yourself
to do it in the very best way possible
Any special training you may take
now will serve you in good stead In
later years should adversely or be
reavement visit you, and you won't
have to depend on luck for liveli
hood. The chances are that you viii
be married in time-but it also il
possible that you may not and thel
what will you do?
; Don't make the mistake of flop
ping around through life without
definite goal, just because you are
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-09
Ogden, Utah
Zudora Blakey, Reporter

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Williams have
returned to the city after a trip to
Kansas City, where they visited Mr..
Williams father who was seriously
ill.-Mrs. Hilliard Hamilton arrived
from Denver. Colo, by motor Sun
day. She will reside here perma-
nently.-The Women's Mite Mission
ary Society met at the home of Mrs
Louise Stewart.-Mrs. Henrietta
Marshall was the hostess of the
Unity Club last week, the next meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs
Clara Purill.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-09
Butte, Montana
Mrs. Ruth Pagan, Reporter

News that Mrs. Carter of Salt
Lake City was dead has proven to
be untrue-Mr. Henry Hayes has re-
turned from Dillon.-The Music Inn
Club entertained a group of friends
with whist party Friday evening.
Prizes were awarded Nina Bickford,
Mable Roger, Willie Fenter and Rob
ert Howard.-Mr. and Mrs. N. Bur
ton recently moved into their new
home on West Porphyry Street
Among the sick: Mrs. frankie Stew
art and Mrs. Lillian Jones are re-
ported recovering You can buy The
Enterprise each week at the Post
Office News Stand
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-09
Roslyn, Wash
Moses Echols, Reporter

Mr. Ralph Lee, Mrs. VIM. Dill and
Mrs. II. Strong motored TO Ellens-
burg Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liams, Mrs. Nj. Spearman and Mrs.
G. Spearman of Yakima were the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Claxton Sunday-Mrs. Bell, Mr..
George Brown and Mr.. Joe station
of Seattle were visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Claxton Sun
day.-Mr. Claude Jackson has re-
turned to Roslyn after an extensive
tour through the middle west.-Miss
Frances Harlow of Gle Elum was a
visitor here Sunday.-Miss Georgia
Hayes and Reba Pollard were dinner
guests of Miss Sadie Cradle Sunday.
Mrs. M. P. Echols entertained
Mrs. C. Nicholas of Yakima and Mrs.
N. A. Hart with a luncheon Friday
Mrs. C. Nicholas has returned to
Yakima after an extensive visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Hart.-Miss
Sadie Cradle entertained the Roya
Giants at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. Claxton-The Gle Elum Goa
miners defeated the Royal Giants by
| 15-9.-Mr. j. James of Ellensburs
is the guest of his parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. M. Spearman
Mrs. c. Spearman, the Misses Georgi;
Hayes. Audrey Donaldson, Reba Pol
lard, Sadie Cradle, Frances Hardly
and the Royal Giants motored t
Easton Sunday.-Mrs. Rucker an
Mrs. Cooper of Seattle were visitor
Sunday.
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J. L. Russell, Reporter

Mr.. Leroy Edmonds has returned
from trip to La Grande.--Mrs'
Winnifred Russell was house guest
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Pauline Russell.-Mr. and Mrs.
soney Jones were hosts Wednesday
evening for the meeting of the Royal
Knight Whist Club. Honors went
to Mrs. Pauline Spearman and Mr.
J. l.. Russell.-Mrs. w. Russell en-
tertained a group of girls at heI
home Friday night.-Mrs. F. Hunt
left to spend the week end visiting
friends.-The Royal Knights Whist
Club announces a dance to be given
June %.