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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22
Conant Gardens
By J. /. Kemp

Mrs. Rcnnye Powell OF Nevada
street left last Friday night, July
:. for a trip through the East Be
fore returning, she will visit New
York city. Atlantic city and other
points.
Miss Carrie Kemp. OF Kinger
street. left last Thursday for a
visit 10 the south She will visit
her sister Mrs. Walter Wesley. of
Dublin Ga.
Mrs. Mary Edwin. OF Yonka
street, has just returned from Coz
hmbns. Ca. where she was called
nv the recent death ~ her sister.
Mrs. Gertrude Harris. ~ Nor
wood street. is i'll at the Edyih n.
Thomas hospital. in METRO l.
Friends wish her speedy recoV-
cry.
Miss Ruby Kemp and Erma KEYS
left last week for Camp Norcum'
where Miss Keys will serve as a
junior councillor.
Little Ronald Kemp, OF hlinger
s,reet was given birthday party
hv his mother. last Saturday. a
number OF his little friends we're
present. An enjoyable time was
had by ALL
daily vacation Bible school Is
in progress AT Vernon Chapel'
Norwood and Grixdale street. Inc
hours are . TO IL noon. Miss Julia
Boston. OF the Dodge Community
center. Is assisting in the work.
vernon Chapel AME
Presiding Elder Blake held the
fourth and last quarter for ms
conference year. last Monday night.
All reports were received and ac-
cep,ed. DR.. Blake compimenied
each department on the splendid
reports. The annual conference
will convene on August 80. at Beth
Of church. Detroit The Roy. !. 5.
Smelling and his Junior choir and
congregation. OF Varey Chapel
Monroe. Mich. will worship at Yer
non Chapel. sunday July 80 at $3.50
D m. Everybody is invited.
The sunday school will hold It's
annual picnic at Belle Isle. Sat
urday. July -
Read The Tribune each week. II
Is Michigaps leading Negro week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22

In Albion Sunday.
James Blackwell John Lorraine.
and Rosa Sherrard. Edna Dozier
and Mr.. stone we're visitors In Al
bion Sunday.
An informal party was held at
the home ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield
Biggs. Tuesday night. Misses Mary
and Mildred Biggs we're hostesses
Mrs. Clarence Hill has returned
home after several months in the
hospital.
The Loving Five. from Omaha
Ncb. will render a program for a
week In Albion. They are living
at The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Union and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Brown.
The Sewing Circle club gave a
party Saturday night az the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. {. Lafayette.
Young FOLKS Talk
Quoting J. B.--"Now just where
do stand.' We wonder.
why do YOU always smile
when n. &. Is present!
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ALBION
By Alice Cant

~! Anct WHIT
The Rev. r. l. Perkins and his
choir from Bethel Raptisl church
were guests OF the Rev. MIR. Todd,
Battle Creek
Miss Hazel Blackman left Mon
day for Ann Arbor and an indeii-
nite stay.
Liza Ann Riggs died at her home
on Albion street. Wednesday eve
ming She was the daughter OF
Clarence Riggs. Burial was at
Riverside Cemetery.
Miss Cora Blackman Is home
from Lansing for the summer.
Mrs. Hattie Lafayette and the
Marine Harmony Four. Of Detroit.
were guests OF Mrs. Leroy Wright.
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Holland Robert
winston. Edward Scott. and Ohio
Johnson. OF Detroit. were visitors
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Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
Baptists Conclude
Monthly Business
Sessions

First Baptist church members
had the last of their series OF
monthly fellowship gatherings Mon
day night in the church, members
meeting for delicious pot luck
dinner of which the men in the
church were in charge, and for a
business session.
Following the business meeting
at which monthly reports were
made by the representatives of the
various church departments, in
stallation for the Guild girls took
place with Mrs. Harold E. Doty
in charge
Since Bells is their theme for
the year, that subject was used in
the impressive installation service,
Mrs. Doty first telling something
of the history of bells. Terming the
new officers the Bellies OF 1899"
Mrs. Doty installed them using the
letters in the world bellies, for
each officer and giving the group
as their motto, the following theme,
based also on the world, bellies"
Boost Every Laborer and Love
Every Service.
In conclusion the group pre-
sented Mrs, Doty with, a gift in
appreciation of her services.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
Commissioners
Enjoy R eunion
In San Die go

Central high school commission
ers fer the year 1878 had their
first reunion this weekend with RITA
Fabares as hostess at the home
of her aunt. Mrs q. H. Bailey OF
San Diego.
The group enjoyed a swim at the
beach, returning to the Bailey home
for dinner which was served in the
garden. The table was decorated
ir blue and white, the school colors,
with the letters 81 and '38 as the
centerpiece. Dinner was prepared
by Mrs. A. L. Fabares, assisted by
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs.
Dawson.
Those present were. Henry House
who was boys president dur
ing that school year; Lorna Hamer-
son. girls vice president; Rita F'a-
bares secretary; Stanley Russell
boys welfare commissioner; Fran
ces johnson. girls welfare; Dale
Hockett, athletic manager Heller
Torrance, halls and grounds; james
Newell, house manager; Lamar Gil
lett publicity manager.
kilograms wore received from
Guy A. Weakley, principal, ant
Donald w. Ketchen, principal
who were unable to attend th'
gathering.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
Miss Swanson To Be Married
June IS IN Pomona

Miss Irene Swanson. popular
member of Central's faculty. has
set June 25 as the date for her
marriage to Frank Edward Butter
worth of Pomona.
The ceremony will be performed
at pm. in Trinity church, Po-
mona, and will be followed by a
reception at 4 pm. in the Trinity
patio.
Miss Swanson has asked Miss
Muriel Brown of El Centro to be
her maid of honor, and Mrs. Paul
Ruff, Mrs. Homer Buck, Miss Arlene
Allen, Miss Pauline Smith. all of
Los Angeles, to be her bridesmaids.
Barbara Robertson of Ell Centro
and Mary King of Yuma Ariz., will
serve as candlelighters.
Laurence Price, cousin of the
bridegroom, will act as his best man
and the uShers are: Donald Buhler,
Lloyd Lafler, Paul Ruff and Delbert
Whitley.
Soloists for tie service are to be: ::
Mrs Eugene Waterman Of Ell Gen.
tro, Dorothy Hilmer and Louis
Perry of Los Angeles. and the or
ganist is Ernest Webecke of El
Centre
DR.. Roy L. Smith of Los Angeles
and DR.. Laurence Lucas of Pomona
will officiate.
After a short trip the young cou-
pie will attend the Methodist con-
ference, which opens June % at
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06

Mrs. P. NJ. Mercer of Ell Centro
has been chosen county president
of the Y. w. c. A. her election tax
ing place Monday at the annual
meeting conducted in BraWley at
the home Of Mrs. Percy E. Palmer,
303 I street.
At this time new constitution
was adopted also which places Y.
w. C. A. activities in the county
on a new basis, with local boards
for each community in charge of
that communitys Y. w. C. A. pro.
gram including the raising of funds
to carry on the local activities. TIE
county board, instead of being the
chief governing unit for the valley,
will serve in the future to tie To-
gether the various local units, the
local units being in complete charge
of the policies in their respective
communities.
Other county officers are: Mrs
Bert Reddish of Calexico, first vice.
president; Mrs. Phil Griffin Of
Holtville, second yice-president;
Mrs. w. w. McEuen of Ell Centre
corresponding secretary; Mrs. James
! RamSaur of Westmorland, record
ing secretary; Mrs. II. v Gray OF
! Imperial, treasurer.
County Board
The complete board is as follows
from Ell Centro. Mrs. H. CT Jone.
and Mrs. McEuen who will serv,
three year terms; Mrs. NJ. J. DOVE
and Mrs. Mercer, two year terms
Mrs. w. A. Payne and Mrs. A. B
Hanson. one year terms Brawley
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
Mrs. Mercer Heads New
y. W. {. A. County Board

Mrs. Palmer. three years; Mrs. Lyle
Kurisaki. Mrs. Harry Russell. two
years: Mrs. Elmer Sears one year.
Calexico. Mrs. r. L. Glasby. three
years; Mrs. Carl Strawn. two
years: Mrs. Bert Reddish. Mrs. Fern
Young. one year: Westmorland. Mrs.
Glenn Walker, three years; Mrs
James Ramsaur, two years. Mrs.
Clarence Walker, Mrs. r. H. Cen
try. one year; Holtville. Mrs. w. J.
Gregg. three years. Mrs. Phil Grif.
fin, two years; Mrs. Wallace Kent,
che year; Jasper, Mrs. Joe Men
Vielle. three years: Mrs. Ada Gates,
two years; Imperial. Mrs. II. v.
Gray, three years.
The national Y. w. c. A. is un.
dertaking a standards study for the
purpose of eyaluating its educa-
tional work and Mrs. Hanson has
been asked to undertake that pro.
ject in the county Mrs. Glasby is
to be in charge of the public af-
fairs program and will also serve
as financial advisor.
El Centre Board
Each community will organize Its
own local board and in Ell Centre
that work will not be completed
until fall Mrs. Jack Weart and
Mrs. Warren Sage have been elect.
ed to the Ell Centre Y. w. c. A.
board as new members.
The county will send II or 13
girls. seven of whom are Ell Centre
Girl Reserves. to the Asilomar coz
ference June 28-July 8. This con.
ference is designed as a training
course for incoming officers and
the Y. w. C. A. pays transportation
and registration fees. the other ex-
penses being maintained by the
girls or the clubs which they rep
resent In many instances the
money to cover the remaining two.
thirds of the expenses, the other
one.third being furnished by the
Y. w, has been earned by the Girl
Reserves themselves. The valley
delegation will attend house party
IN San Bernardino June 81 before
! leaving Los Angeles for Asilomar
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
Edited by Anne Hardy Davis
by Anne Hardy Davis :
Piano Classes Presented in
Excellent Recital Monday

First of a series of three recitals
being given this week by students
of Ruth Teeple Reid took place
Monday night when the piano class
department was presented at the
studio, 523 Holt
This department consists of two
classes of seven students each, rang
ing in years from 6 to nine, and
their playing was marked by an
unusual quality of Interpretation
an individual style, and a technical
equipment which proved that they
have a sound foundation on which
to build future musical study Each
student had the poise and general
attitude of far more mature con-
cert pianist which made the recital
even more enjoyable for the large
audience of friends and relatives
which filled the studio TO capacity
Original Numbers
Perhaps the most interesting part
of the entire program was the series
of original compositions written by
the youngsters themselves, some oil
the music being set to original
poems, also the work of the com
poserS, and others to the beloved
childrens verses OF Robert Louis
Stevenson. These little compost
tions were really charming with
their tuneful melodies and in q
number OF instances were equally
as good. if not better, than the
compositions which they played il
their recital which were written by
the adults for beginners.
Another highlight on the pro.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06

gram was the violin solo by Peggy
HaVekorst, pupil Of Henry Marcot.
who played, for a beginning stu
dent. remarkably well, having nice
tone and phrasing.
Martelle Sones and Kay Ketchen
were given the certificates for con-
sistent musical study awarded by
the state music teachers associa-
tion and Martelle was presented
with a special prize for perfect at
tendance, a picture of Beethoven
at the home of Mozart.
Program Numbers
The program opened with the
recital Dy the first year class, start
ing with a two piano number for
10 hands played by Ann Hayekorst,
Patsy Reed. Nancy Mason, Edith
Pickle and Charles MunsGn. Then
followed piano solos by each stu
dent, Jane Haas, Edith Pickle, Jane
Harris, Nancy Mason, Ann Have
korst, Patsy Reed, Charles Munson.
feggy HaVekorst then played
her violin solo. Simple Aveu"
oThomas-Ambrosio) after which the
second year class was presented,
their program opening with a duet
by Jackie Womack and Dorothy
Mae Hatch after which the indiVid-
ual members played solos Martelle
Sones, Jackie Womack, Kay Ketch-
Ell, joan Jefferson, Eleanor Roberts
Dorothy Mae Hatch. Patsy Tyler.
The group of original compost
tions Was then played by: Martelle
SoneS, Kay Ketchen, Joan Jeffer-
son, Eleanor Roberts, Dorothy Mae
Hatch, Patsy Tyler. the recital
closing with 2.piano number fol
eight hands PLAYED by Patsy Tyler
Kay Ketchen. Eleanor Roberts
Martelle Sones
Refreshments were served by Mrs
Reid and Miss Janet Reid.
Elementary students were to be
presented Tuesday at 7:30 pm. ii
the Barbara Worth hotel and higf
school Wednesday at in the hotel
both recitals being open to tn,
public.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06

Long Beach. They will sail from
San Pedro July on the S. S. Lur-
line for Hawaii 10 be gone a mon1n.
On their return they will spend
August i'll Pomona after which they
will leave for Illinois where Mr.
ButterWorth will study at Garrett
seminary. and his wife will work
for her masters degree at North
western university. They plan to
live in Evanston, Ill.
Mr.. Butterworth has served as
director of religious education at
Trinity church and is now studying
for the ministry.
Miss Swanson is a graduate Of
UCL.A., as is Mr.. ButterWorth who
received his masters degree in eco
Monies from that institution. Miss
Swanson has been member of
Central's faculty for the past three
years, mas been active in Girl Re-
serve work and in Women's Uni
Versity club.
Many valley residents plan to at
tend the wedding and reception as
Miss Swanson has a wide circle of
friends in the county.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
Vac cation School
Reports Incre ase
In Attendance

Increased enrolment for the daily
vacation Bible school was reported
at the end of Tuesdays session, with
101 enrolled at Wilson and approx
mately 70 at Harding.
Primary students are taking their
work at Harding school and those
from the fourth grade through jun.
ior high school at Wilson.
AT the latter school a fujl pic
gram of music, Bible study and
craft activities was underway Tues.
day, the city lumber companies CO.
operating by donating materials Tor
some Of the craft work.
This vacation Bible school is in.
terdenominational and is sponsored
by the city ministerial association
for all youngsters who wish to at
tend.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
i. Of Interest to Women soeietv s,ges
Calendar

Advanced Bridge section, 1880,
666 SandalWood.
Concert and lawn social, 1870,
Presbyterian church.
Gibson recital, 7:45, SIC Main.
Baker recital, 7:45, 665 He'll.
Reid recital, 7:30. Barbara Worth.
TroCp 6, b. S. A., 7:30.
|. V. Commandery No. 54, 1870,
Masonic temple.
l.. o. o. F. No. 397, s, 532 Main.
Oasis Shrine No. 20, w. S. of j.,
8, Masonic temple.
Wednesday
Mt. Signal home department, 10,
Mi. Signal school.
Acacia home department, IL, L.
G. Littrell home.
Ice Breakers club, 7:30, ice plant.
City Council, 7:3O, city hall.
l. o. o. F. No. 408, 1880, Brawley
Gibson recital, 7:45, $40 Main.
Baker recital, 7:45, Cos He'll.
Reid recital, 8, Barbara Worth.
Eagles, 8, 569 Broadway.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
Outline Work for
Coming Year

Plans for next years activities
were outlined at the meeting OF
the board of the Imperial Valley
Baptist Womens association Mon
day in HoltVille at the home of
Mrs. o. r. Stroh.
At noon the Holtville women
served luncheon and will use the
money earned in this way for the
purchase of new missionary books.
Some 20 women attended, those
from El Centro including Mes
danes L. A. Dunlap, D. p Gavin,
E. L. Bennett, Lee Wood, H. R.
Johnston.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
Schools
Churches
Moonlight Ride
Proves Popular
Weekend Event

One of the most delightful social
events of the last weekend was the
moonlight ride Saturday in which
some so valley residents partici-
pated, 20 of whom rode out on
horseback to the old golf course,
the others enjoying hay ride TO
the same spot.
At the course a delicious supper
was served and the guests were
entertained by a program of music
which included numbers on the gui-
tar by Ernest Lazo; on the har-
monica by Tony Martinez, and on
the violin by Bud Smith. Group
singing of old favorite western
songs was also enjoyed and one of
the highlights of the evening was
the series of impromptu horseback
rides.
Those attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned Moretti, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Con
zalez, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Marti-
nez, Mrs. Marty OFT, the Misses
Louise Chamlis, Lucille Miller. Joan
McLarty, Virginia Lucero, DR.. o.
II. Van Eman; Messrs. Duke Stew
art, Marvin Gardner, Roy Mayin,
Don Capel, Harry Marshall, Del
bert Boone, Vernon Schmitt, John
Finney, Louie Saiz, Carl Newton,
Jack Levine, Norman Luth, Ira
Quinn, Albert Roberts, Otis Lively,
Ernest Lazo, Herb Ovits, Tony Mar
tinez, Curt Oswalt, Bud Smith
Ronald Morrison, Leslie (Happy)
Milan.
Those in charge of arrangements
for the party were Mrs. Gonzalez
Mr.. Milan and Mr.. Morrison.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
EIwood Bailey
.Oommenc ement
peaker

CALIPATRIA, June 6.-The grad.
uating exercises Of the senior class
will be held in the Fremont audi
torium on Thursday evening, JUNE
at p. m.
The speaker of the evening will
be Elwood j. Bailey of San Diego
former Y. NJ. C. A. secretary. He
has chosen as his subject Sailing
the High C's."
The salutatorian is Judith Elstel
who has during her four years il
high school maintained grade o.
A minus.
Minnie G.. Diboll is valedictorlar
with an A average during her foul
years in high school,
Owen Kuns, holding the highest
scholastic standing among the boys
has served as student body preSi
dent.
Four members Of the class re
ceiving life membership in the Cali
fornia Scholarship Federation are
Judith Elster, Minnie G.. Diboll
Cherry Obayashi and Hazeldell Sin
clair.
About fifty per cent of the class
graduated with high honors, in.
cluding Minnie G. Diboll, IWon
Fade, judith Elster, Owen Kuns
Cherry Cbayashi and Hazeldell S.n.
clair
TWO students who graduated with
honor are Naomi McKendry and
David Dayton.
The baccalaureate exercises were
held Sunday evening June 4, in
the patio of the Fremont school,
beginning at 5:45.
The sermon, Facing Reality,
was given by the Rev. Mr.. Ray
Anger.
The girls glee club under the
direction of Mrs. Helen Williams
furnished the music.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
Ten Thousand Club
Dire ctors Ne ct

Details of next years program
for the Ten Thousand club and
arranging OF activities through the
summer months were the CHIEF
items of business discussed by the
clubs new board Of directors at
the meeting in the club house
Monday morning.
Present were Mrs. P N. Van
Slyck, president; Mrs. Earle G
Davis. president; Mrs. Nal
colin Macurda, recording secretary,
Mrs. Earl Kraft, corresponding
secetary; Mrs. Stevens H. Harris
treasurer; Mrs. Howard Soper, fl
nancial secetary; Mrs. r. c. Barter
Mrs. P. E. Ryerson, Mrs. Neal H
Gavin, directors.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
Student Body
Election

CALIPATRIA, June 6-The stu
dent body election was held last
Friday when officers for the year
1939-40 were named. Bill Sorenson
was elected president, Toby Elster
vice president; jeanne Huey, sec
retary; Stella Louise Diboll treas
urer; Phyllis Lewis, song leader;
Billy Gullett, critic; Robert Mar
tin, yell leader; and Ruby Nell
Love, assistant yell leader
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
Fremont Schools
On Friday

CALIPATRIA, June 6.-The com.
mencement exercises for Fremont
grammar school will be held in the
auditorium on Friday night, June
8, at eight p. m.
The program will consist OF muSi.
cal selections by the grade school
orchestra, the girls glee club and
the boys elee club.
Wanda Williams will deliver the
valedictory address. Her subject is
The Place of Elementary Schools. y
Charlotte Brooks, as salutatorian
will speak on "Sportsmanship.'
The musical program will be un.
der the direction of Mrs. Helen Will
liams, supervisor of music in the
Calipatria schools
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
ToCorrect Constipation {
Don't Get It!

Why let yourself in for all the
discomfort of constipation and
then have to take an emergency
medicine-if you can apoid both
by getting at the cause OF the
trouble?
II your difficulty, like that of
millions, is due to lack of bulk
in the diet, the better way" is to
eat Kellogg's All-Bran. This
crunchy toasted cereal-a natu-
raj food, not a medicine-has just
the bulk" you need If you eat it
every day, it will help you not only
to get regular but to keep regu-
lar, month after month, by the
pleasantest means you ever knewl
Eat All-Bran daily, drink plenty
of water, and Join the Regulars"
Made by Kellogg's in Battle
Creek. Sold by every grocer.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
To Visit: R relatives

Mrs E. S. Strickler of Ell Centre
will go to Los Angeles and Glen
dale this weekend to visit her chill
dren.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
Announcements
Of Ne etings

Ice Breakers club will meet We'd
nesday night at 7:30 o'clock at the
ice plant with Mrs. Bee Metherell
and Mrs. C. Carroll as hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06
McCabe- Eucalyptus home depart

McCabe-Eucalyptus home depart
ment's meeting Thursday at the
Hugh T. Osborne home will start
promptly at 10 am. when Miss
Florence Glenn, home demonstra-
tion agent, will talk on home back
grounds, including floor and wall
finishes. There will be a pot luck
luncheon at noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06

Jasper home department has call
ed its meeting for 1920 am, at
the Henry Hora home where an
all day session will be held, start
ing with talk by Miss Florence
Glenn on two projects, background
and small equipment for kitchens.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-06

Anna Maria Ross tent No. 72,
Daughters of Union Veterans of
the Civil War, will meet Friday
night at 7:30 pm. in the Veterans
hall. Each member will be privileg-
ed to bring guest and the pro-
gram will follow a patriotic theme
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Reel Esfste for Trade

Business Opportunities
REHT-~Msc's Service. a., miles mort b
Castle Rock. Texaeo gas. oil gro
ceries confectionery. McCailsn.
Castle Rock. Wash
SHOE REPAIR SHOP. complsis ma
chiperT. good location, $3.50 cash.
Hfits P-f Times.
SMALL running grocery business and
equity Ia building. sell or trade
Inquire 3ssi Pacific
SERVICE STATION BUSINESS rop
SALE hol Center e.
Reel estste Wanted
COUPLE WILL PAY % 500 CASH FOR
SIXTH AVE DISTRICT BUs0A-
LOW. ACT MA 73eo OR PR oIVs
~ YoU HAVE house for sac call
HEsDEY REALTY CO. Main iio1
HOUSE BUYERS waiting for sixth
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Farms and Acreage

SNAP. black soil paving electric IL
cleared. near Midiknd. els q tle
mo ~ acres I2iei3 Tao. sre
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Bus. Opportunities Wanted

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Waterfront Property

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$3.50 Broadway 1851
Two WATERFRONT LOTS fos see
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Motorcycles. Bicycles

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furnished Houses
Wanted 10 Rent

REFINED Young lazy wishes small
apartment. not over ti5. Write
RI Tacoma Times.
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