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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
UNITED BROTHERHOOD AND
SISTERHOOD CLUB

The United Brotherhood and Sis
terhood OF America. of Morning
Star Baptist Church No. 2, meets
at the church every Friday night al
s o'clock.
The organization is in sympathy
with the efforts of the /. l.. ID. In
trying to free the Scottsboro boys
The public is invited to attend the
meetings. Rev. s. ID. Armstrong Is
founder and president of the or
ganization.
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Aged Mothers Are Honored By
The City Usher Board Union

The City Usher. Board Union
met Sunday. May 10. at Phyllis
Wheatley Home, and honored the
aged mothers OF thc institution
with special program and re-
freshments. About 225 persons
were present Every board in the
union was represented.
The program consisted OF read
ings, papers. solos. and quartets.
There are IA mothers who re-
side at the home. They enjoyed
the reception immensely, an d
while they dined, they were en-
tertained by the Excelsior Four
and the United Four.
The next Usher Board meeting
will be May q, at Russell Street
Baptist Church. Alger and Rus
sell.
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QUINN ROAD NEWS

The Zion Baptist :. S. is con-
Quoting crown contest with the
following participants Rose Lee
Harden. Dortha Cole. Gurtrie
Green. and Nettie Mae Hockaday.
The money raised is to be used for
the Zion $. s picnic. The girls
parents are members OF Zion Bap-
tist Church and all have n aost OF
friends. The contest will be lively,
Yet IL will be fought in the spirit
OF friendly goodwill.
Pastor +. Moore will preach a
special sermon from the subject,
Follow Me- Sunday, May 20. The
public is cordially invited Another
Pleasant Sunday evening has been
promised Zion Baptist by one OF
the sister churches. the Russell
Street Baptist Church OF Detroit.
with Rev Parish and his choir
and congregation attending in In
terest OF the paint rally. The rally
is being sponsored by Mrs. A. L.
Thomas. Paint Up and Clean
Up" will be the motto. Everybody
Is invited.
Bethlehem Temple No. 2 con-
venes $. $. alto a. m. Morning
services follow Immediately. Mis-
sionary meeting is held every
third Sunay. ON other Sundays,
the church conducts Bible classes
at p. m. Evening worship Is held
at 3 p. m. on Thursday afternoons,
children's meetings are held. Par
ents are urged 10 send their chill
dren. On May ~ TO June 3, the
, Northern district convention and
council Of the church will convene
here.
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Digesting The News
by Clifford G. Mitchell
Mostly About Editors and
Publishers

The most progressive announce
ment of the week was made by the
East Tennessee News. Knoxville.
Tenn. in which the editor gives
"a new policy of paying cash to all
persons phoning in information
that will lead to a new and UNI
published news story. Payment
will be mae according to the inn
portance Of the information and
the outstanding facts given.
ttstt&<
The most complete reporters
beverage" OF the week was the
story by Frank A. Young in the
Kansas City Call on the Drake
Track Events held at Des Moines.
BY word and picture the coverage
was a masterpiece-for colored
journalism The SNS of Atlanta
commence the publication OF two
new newspapers; The Selma Post,
with J. +. Edwards. editor. al
Selma. Alabama. and the Twin
City Dispatch. J. II VanHook. edi-
tor. az Winston-Slam. North
Carolina.
One editor, w. =. Dabney, editor
of the Union. lost a libel suit, and
Prof T. VI. Russell. Is awarded
81 400 damages against Dabney
and his Union. The case has beer
appealed.
The story. Tainted Blood now
running serially In the Chicago
Defender reads very much like al
autobiography Of Leon X. Harris
editor of the only colored farm
publication In the north, at Moline
Illinois.
The Columbus Voice. edited b.
Mrs. Florence W. Oakfield, So
Woodland Avenue. Columbus
Ohio. flattered this columnlst b,
running his piture and a half col
umn article on his efforts of tn
past few years. Thanks.
Prejudicial conditions hav
again bobbed up In London. Eng
land and we read OF the inabillt
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JOHN WESLEY ZION

The Great Lakes Mutual Life
Insurance Company. through its
agents and office force. will spon-
sor program at the John Wesley
Zion. May IS.
Miss June Tolan, 6092 Hazelett
avenue. secured this group. In in
terest Of the church state rally.
She represents the state OF Colo
RADIO.
Rev. Metcalf. pastor OF the
church, will leave shortly for
South Bend, Ind. to attend the an
nual conference OF his connection,
The state rally will close on the
fourth Sunday In May. The public
has a standing welcome at this
church.
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st JAMES +. II. HOLINESS
CHURCH

Pastor II. j. Bowman occupied
the pulpit on Mothers Day and
preached an inspiring sermon
from the subject. THE Three
Sweetest Words In Any Langu-
age"
Sunday School convenes at 10 a.
M; morning services at IL; af-
ternoon services p. M; II. Y. p.
IT,. 6 p. M; evening service, 1880
p. m. each Sunday
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by Annabell Hill

Virgil Hill, 1863 Beechwood. has
returned home, after havig under
gone an operation at Parkside
Hospital. He is conyalescing rap
idly.
Albert Morton, 5434 25th street
has also returned home from
Parkside Hospital. and is improv-
ing.
Little Johnnie Mae Guss enter
tanned twelve Of her little friends
on her twelfth birthday recently,
at the home OF her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall, 40S
Beechwood. The cake and decora-
lions correspondent and the affair
was delightful one. The Riddles
present were. Marie Smith, Mary
Choice, Mary Reuben. Charlie w.
Love, Johnnie Mae Thomas, Liz
zie Crutchfield, Lucille Campbell,
James Roundtree, John Haywood.
Applees Smith. David and Eliza
beth Copeland. and Altrue Guss
sister OF the honoree.
The lie Cairdes Dramatique will
Are Going To Paris" and When
the Wife's Away" at ST. Johns
A. NJ T.. Churh, Friday, May "a.
The members OF the castles are ::
O'Neil Lawson, Theodis Brown,
Samuel Wyche, David Cochrane.
Walter Cochrane. and Wilson
Stevenson, and Misses Cora Hill,
Bessie Wallace, Pearlina Blake
ney, Bertha Howard, Rose Round
tree. Anna Laura Perry. Louise
Daniel. lola Palmer, and Anna
bell Hill
The La Grand Dix gave dance,
Friday, May IL at Turner's Lone
Pine. Excellent music was played.
The Twenty or More Club"
met at the home of Mrs Ward,
40S Polk street, Saturday p. m,
May 3. 1t was an enjoyable eve
ming and delicious luncheon was
served by the refreshment COM
mittee.
DR.. Craft is president OF the or
ganization.
The fashion show, given by the
senior choir OF st. John A. NJ r..
Church. Friday p. m May IL was
a great success. Many beautiful
styles were modelled.
Miss Theresa Jones. 555 Holford
street. has been seriously iii but is
now convalescing. She plans to
continue her school activities
soon.
The various churches in this
vicinity celebrated Mothers Day
deliberately, many excellent pro.
grams and sermons being featur.
ed.
| Union Baptist Church had ex
cellent services last Sunday. Rev
Copeland preached a special ser
mon. The Offering was collecte
by the mothers of the church. A
motherless children OF the churc
had invitations to homes whel
, there we're no children.
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TURNER'S CHAPEL {. VI. T..
Mt. Clemens, Mich.

The church's recent special eff
fort was a splendid success. The
total amount raised last Sunday
was $3.50. Both services were
largely attended.
Next Sunday morning. the pastor
will speak from the subject THE
Unfruitful Seed" Matt. 1884.
The church continues to pro-
gress. under the leadership Of the
pastor, Rev. Phelps.
The junior choir will sing on the
fourth Sunday In May.
Among those who are on the
sick list are: Mrs. Bonoman
Messrs. Turner and Hester.
Read the acknowledgement
each week. II is Michigans great
est Negro newspaper.
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NEW BETHEL BAPTIST

New Bethel. under the energetic
leadership of Rev. III. III. Coleman.
is making steady progress in
membership and service to the
community. The special Mothers
Day services. which were held last
Sunday, were excellent and we'll
attended.
The aston. members and
friends OF the church regret TO
know that DR.. j. III. Sparks. the
faithful S. s superintendent. is
still confined at Parkside Hospital.
2764 Brush. He is one OF the city's
prominent physicians. His friends
wish him speedy recovery.
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TABERNACLE CHURCH
Beechw0Od and Milford

The Usher Board gave a social.
Thursday night, May 3 at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Johnson. 5672
VanCourt. A large number attend
ed.
George Hayes. of the City Usher
Board Union. was present at this
church recently.
Among the sick of the church
who are convalescing are: Mrs.
Lille Johnson 1926 2Sth street;
Mrs G. Brown. 6335 Beechwood.
a meeting was held May Is. at
s p. m. Many attended. Rev. II. j..
Pittman Is pastor.
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GREATER SHILOH BAPTIST
55S Benton

The ushers of Shiloh are work
ing hard to defeat the ushers OF
Mt. Olive. in the approaching con-
test.
The program for Young Peo-
pies Day is well under way and
promises TO be a splendid one
They plan to surpass the splendid
success of Women's and Mems
Day.
Pastor s. ID. Ross and the Cos.
pei Choir will have charge OF the
services, Sunday May 20.
The public Is always welcome t.
worship at Shiloh.
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CHURCH OF GOD

Last Sunday morning. Rev. X
II. Burrus, OF Atlanta. Ga. deliver
ed fine message. text st. John
3:14. The sermon was inspiring. At
the evening worship. Rev. McClain
a white evangelist OF Detroit.
preached another excellent dis
course. speaking from Eph. III.
Costello Ewing rendered a beauti-
full vocal solo. with Arthur Battle
at the piano.
The church is anticipating the
pastors return, at the end OF the
week.
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MT. CLEMENS

- The union choir program, hel
% at Turner Chapel here, - I'D q
NJ sss0 p. IN. and was ssSsx-sss:
"a cess.
3, The first choir presented wa
q st. Luke's OF Kern Road. The.
: entertained with three fine seIec
lions. First Baptist OF Kern Road
followed. A solo was rendered by
Mrs. Mamie Jones. which all en-
joyed.
The third choir to take the
stand was Vinson A. NJ e. Chapel
OF Quinn Road IL was splendid.
IL was followed by Good Hope
Baptist Choir OF Kern Road. The
Euphony Quartet OF Good Hope
Choir also sang stirring selec-
ton Zion Baptist was the next
choir TO be presented. Rev. Moore,
the pastor, sang a splendid solo.
Morning Star choir came next.
special feature being solo by
Baby Betty Mae ONeal, aged
three The last choir TO sing was
Turner Chapel, the hosts The
chief feature OF their program was
a contralto solo by Mrs. X. Saun-
ders. the pianist
There will be program pre-
sented at Turner's Chapel on the
last Friday of May. for the benefit
OF thee hurch.
The next union choir program
will be given on the second sun
day in June, at Morning Star
Church.
The total collection for the eve
ming was $16.74. The Turner
Chapel choir received the financial
banner
Rev. Wood, a visiting minister.
presented the banner.
Jacquelin Manning, age 6. rem
dered an instrumental solo al the
opening OF the program.
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MACEDONIA MISSIONARY
SOCIETY

The Macedonia Missionary Socie-
ty met Monday. May z. The differ
ent committees made their reports
Miss Eva Jones reported for the
sick committee: Mrs. G. Broadnax
courtesy committee; Mrs. Cook
program committee: Mrs. Burnell
social committee. Miss Mabel
Brown also made a special report
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CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND REL IGIOUS WORK

Baptists. The deceased resided in
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sunday May. ~. at p. m, Rev.
Wright. OF Mt. Zion Baptist
Church will preach at this church.
Mt Zion Five will render musi-
cal selections. The public is in
vited.
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ST. PETER CLAVER
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Eliot aud BenubIen Streets
IgoIy Ghost Fathers--Mnsses sundays
al $3.50 and 1880 4 M.--Ma-ses Holy
pays AT 1900 and 800 A. Nj: Mas
Week days ut 7;45 a. M.-tonfersions.
saturday and Ewes. OF Holy Days nt
$3.50 ind 1890 Il. NJ. kectory. $oo hai"'
street. Columbia 5073
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Aiie hath showed thee, o man,
what is good; and what doeth
the Lord require Of thee. but b
do Justly, and TO love mercy,
and 10 walk humbIy with thy
God f"-Micah G;2.
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Of the Mills Brothers and their
party TO obtain hotel accomoda-
tons the first night Of their stay
In London. They cited the fact that
other colored organizations re-
Gently had been given accomoda-
tons In the hotels there so. APP
parently. some OF these other or
ganizatlons must have participat-
cd in some funny business of
! stage as we'll as on stage.
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OBIT UARY
EARL WATSON

After a brief illness OF few
days. Earl Watson, 40 years of
age. OF 1885 Garfield avenue, died
at Receiving Hospital last Thurs
day. The funeral services were
held Saturday. at p. m. from the
Garfield residence, the Rev. Faith
er Daniel officiating. The inter
ment took place In the family plot
at Elmwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Watson was the brother OF
the late Edward Watson, promi-
nent undertaken, who was buried
only one week previous to the de-
ceased. He is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Carrie Montgomery.
ssssss
MRS. RUTH PERRY SHAW
Mrs. Ruth Perry Shaw, Scotch
avenue died Thursday evening, May
10th. She was well known In must
cal circles OF the city. being one
OF the charter members OF the
Detroit Musicians Alumni Associa-
ton. singer OF note. holding a
Mus. b. degree and a teacher OF
piano and violin. She leaves to
mourn her loss husband and
daughter. Geraldine.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday at p m. from Webster's
Funeral Home. with Rev. Peck OF
Bethel A. NJ. +. Church officiating.
Special music was rendered by i
group OF singers from the ID. VI. A.
and Resolutions OF Coincidence from
the Association read.
Mrs. Martha Mitchell OF Chicago,
Ill, a sister of her sorority, and a
member OF the board OF Directors
of the National Association OF Ne
gro Musicians. Inc. OF which the
deceased had long been a member.
came TO attend the funeral
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

PUBLIC
Julian Perry, lawyer wishes TO notify the public that BY
telephone his number omitted in
and that said number being Cad s5s and onic located at
fO5 Gratlot at Brush.
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For guaranteed watch repair
work, see clicks Ad on pare =
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HOTEL ANTLERS

rsrrlre- As i0W as 81 a day: $40 TeeE
80 = Meridian LI-235i
sCHWE NzER HOTEL-s5s ?. Washington
81. clean outside rooms 50 50 I'd Vklv-.
running water showers tubs
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ILLINOIS. y a7os-N!osiy furnished
rcom. private houe: With garage. IA
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SO Personal Property Loans
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R E N T AIS
% Furnished Apis. and Houses
IS Autos for Sale

CAPITOL AVE- 704-5 rooms; cheap rent;
nav weekly. LI-0233.
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LIE AIS
Sc Legal Notices

STOCKHOLDERS annual meeting. Of the
White River Railroad Company for cleo
ton OF officers and general business viii
be held at the Office OF Kingan g co.
Indiana polls Thursday Nov. 18TH at 10
m A NJ. Movie. secretary
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
Harlan r. Hecht. d/b/a Aircity Motor
Freight Co Of Dayton Ohio for a certif-
cate OF public convenience and necessity
10 operate motor vehicles as a common
carrier Of property over highways 81, 40
81 80 Interstate.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing IN this cause IN Rooms OF Com
mission. Indianapolis. Ind. 1000 a. m.
November %. 1884
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
Indianapolis. Ind. November 10. 1894.
LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket NO.
249i-M
System Transportation Lines. Inc. for
Interstate certificate 20 operate motor
vehicles as a common carrier OF property
over highways g. III. 2. 10. "a. 5. III. ~
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing in this cause IN Rooms OF Com
mission. Indianapolis. Ind. 500 a. m. NO
vember IS. 1884.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY SECRETARY.
indianapolis. Ind. November 10. 1884.
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Furnished Rooms

FULTON. S1I-Nics sleeping rooms. next
% hath. waking distance, s. week
ILLINOIS. y. 1s4s-Apt 3 Private home:
EM-F~N~-W
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MICHIGAN SOS E-Room for ! or ?.
private hone. board garsge optional
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ILLINOIS. n. is3T-clesn. eEeertuL nlcely
furnished Large closet Steam Quiet
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IS Legal Auctions and Sales

GRAHAM PAIGE-'2s sedan motor No.
D-673s5. serial No. 53a69s viii Be sold for
storage and repair charges amounting 20
$1,000 az 10 a. m. on November r. W.
H. RODGERS 5I5 n Illinois 81.
Essex coach. motor No. 4lls24. will be
sold for storage and repair charges
amounting to $40 on Nov. 20 AZ ANNA
ROSS, ia w. 2lst. So.
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DELAWARE. N. s06-Attractive furnished
apartment: reduced; marvellous heat.
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s7-b Farm Garden. Plants. Flowers

LAWN TREES. s-year. 25c Shrubs. l0c
Bulbs &c Always open. GRAY'S
NURSERY. 1908 LaTndals ave. (5en
DaFisl.
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S7-a Auctions. Private Sales

AUCTION sale on Saturday November "a.
1884. .. m. at police headquarters, Ala
bama and Pearl ST. There VIII be SOLD
at Public Auction for cash all unclaimed
and unredeemed stolen and found aru-
cles in possession Of police department
longer than months Included IN the
sale are clothing household articles
tools tires BICYCLES and numerous other
articles Of personal property.
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19 Rooms with Board
21 Unfinished Apartments
22O2Ih w. MICHIGAN

SIS MONTH. modern rooms bath apart
ment: city heat. 4l6 z. Vermont. IL
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I s.. SUMMIT y. 2s7-2 rooms. furnished:
steam heat. sink. private entrance
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Household Goods Sold
r { N ] Al S
Ia Hotels, Resorts. Inns
DEARBORN HOTEL

DEARBORN HOTEL
Under New Management
is NOW BEING REDECORATED-
We are nov accepting reservation OF the
~ " eseoIsiea Cup Eooms Ball Room
Michigan 81 CH-75s0
HOTEL ANTLERS
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-sTrics- As low as 81 day: SO week
80 = Meridian LT-735i
sCHWENZER HOTEL-s5s p Washinzton
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rlnninT water showers TUBS
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s. s0-ss-i72s MERIDIAN. N.-Largs sun
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s.. SUMMIT " 237-2 rooms. fuTnlshed:
steam heat. sink. private entrance.
CARROLLTON. I529-2-room apartment.
sLe-ytning furnished private entrance.
cARROLLTOS l635-3-room modern upper
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Garage Reasonable
CENTRAL. 293e-i-room kitchenette apart
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COLLEGE, iei3-l and ? rooms. every
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IRVMGTON-Cozy rooms and kitchen-
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PARK. 1872 furnished housekeeping
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TALBOT. y. 1882 rooms kitchenette
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WASHINGTON ST. z 1902 rooms
downstairs. with running water. utilities
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nth. e 7i7-2 or Broom apartment.
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IS 5O-LExINGTON. s37-Modern room
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laundry. DR-3523-J.
EENWOOD. 52ls-NicelY furnished room.
beautiful private home: meals optional.
garage. HU-67l0.
NEW JERSEY. y. 2O3s-Widow will share
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EAST-Front room. board. laundry: pri-
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NONE BETTER--Morton Pl addition: twin
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WANT LADY 20 board desiring real home
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Is Housekeeping Rooms

s. s0-s5-i72s MERIDIAN. E.-Large sun
~ room. kitchsnette. sink range. good
heat
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AU 7 0 N 0 TIVE

A. Autos for Sale
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is NOW BEING REDECORATED-
re are nov accepting reservation on the
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and Gymnasium real inducement IL
BENG offered 20 permanent guests 370s
N-rn.zan 81 CH-15so