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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-02-04
Georgetown Lutheran

The Rock in the Weary Land"
will be the subject at IL am. by the
Rev. Harold E. Beatty. j. Frank
Butts and Mrs. Hilda McCord will
address the adult class at $50 am.
on "Pentecost" James Sloan will
preside at the young peoples meet
ing at 1880 pm. Discussion, Our
Common Worship"
The members of the Church Coun-
ell will be the guests Tuesday, 8
pm, of Mrs. Mamie E. Scrivener,
3019 Dumbarton avenue NV.
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Westminster Memorial.

The Rev. Harry V. Porter will
conduct the communion service and
preach on THE Inescapable God"
At 8 pm. the pastor will preach
on THE Development of Christian
Music"
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Diocesan Auxiliary,

The February meeting of the
Diocesan Woman's Auxiliary will be
held at St. Johns Church, George
town, on Tuesday at 100 pm. The
Rev. Edward B. Harris, Holy Trinity
Parish, Collington, Md, and the Rev
John w. Walters will speak.
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Other Services

Other Services
Memorial United Brethren.
The merit system being used in
the training school will call for
many awards at the session at $40
am. One whole class has been
registering a perfect attendance
for the past two Sundays. DR..
Simpson B. Daugherty will preach
at II am. on "Soul-proof to Com
promise" Youth anniversary will
be observed in the evening with
a tea served to the whole church at
6 pm. A pageant, "The Church
and the Sick" will be given at pm.
by 30 young people. At pm. the
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New Thoughts.
PenecOstal.

Evangelist William Ward, in CO.
operation with Pastor H v. Schaef-
fer, and the young people continues
his youth crusade with a sermon
at II am. tomorrow on THE Pot
ter and The Clay" and at 7:30 pm
on THE Man God Marked" at the
Bethel Tabernacle, North Capitol
and K streets. Holy communion
will be observed at the morning
service and special offering for
Foreign Missions. Prayer meeting
at $50 is open to all.
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French Service.

"Cherchez ct Vous Trouverez" will
be the theme of the sermon of the
Rev. A. F.. Liotard at the French
service at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church tomorrow at
4 pm.
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Healing Services.

The concluding study in meta
physical healing from How to Heal
Ones Self and Others" by DR.. E. L
House will be taken up Tuesday at
1920 am. by the Prayer Circle of
the Church of st. Stephen and The
Incarnation. The meeting will be
held in the parish hall. Meditation
and prayer for the sick will be part
of the service.
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First Church Of Christ,

The Rev. Phillip Curry will be
the guest speaker at 1870 am; 4
pm, trustee rally services; $50 pm,
H. Y. P. u; pm, the Rev. Curry
will speak. Tuesday, prayer serv-
ices. Friday, 8 pm, preaching
Elder William M. Acty, pastor.
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Western.

A communion meditation and the
sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be celebrated tomorrow at II o'clock.
New members will be received. The
Young Peoples devotional will be
at Z nm.
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Open Door Church,

Sunday morning the pastor will
take for his subject, The Martyr
dom OF Stephen and Its Signif-
canoe" Sunday night the young
people will meet at 7, and there will
be Gospel service at 8.
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Fifteenth Street (Cclored)

Fifteenth Street (Colored).
"Testifying Convincingly Con-
corning Jesus" is the subject of DR..
H. B. Taylor at II am. Sunday.
At 10 o'clock Bible class for adults,
taught by DR.. L. z. Johnson. Young
peoples meeting at 5 o'clock, con-
Quoted by Ernest S. Jenkyns.
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River Road u. r
Georgetown.

On Sunday morning the sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be
observed, when the Rev. John Bail
ey Kelly will preach. The Junior
Young People will meet in Cissel
Chapel at $3.50 and the Senior
Young People at pm.
The Women's Society will meet
Tuesday for luncheon and its an
nual birthday party. There will be
program on China. The deacons
will meet Tuesday at the Manse at
8 pm.
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Principle Involved in Practicing
Metaphysics will be the subject
of DR.. Beatrice M. Sheldon. tomor-
row at 4 pm. at l4l4 Sixteenth
street NV. In addition to the
services at 7::30 pm, James E.
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EVANGELICAL Christian,

DR.. c. P. Dixon will preach at
1880 am. on Going With the
Wind Communion, pm; 8:45
pm, Drive and Go Forward" Mon
day night general church meeting.
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ChriStadelDhian.

Services at 1872 Webster street
NV. tomorrow will be sermon,
11:15 am, by G. B. Taylor; on
THE Second Coming of Christ
Five Signs"
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Activities in Woshinqton Churches

WEIGH, in discussing practical meta
physics, will speak on THAT Ye
Might Have Life"
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Central Union Mission

Joseph Fisher, president of the
Converts Club, will conduct religious
services at the Central Union Mis-
sion tomorrow at 7:45 pm. The
public is invited.
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Akashic Science.

How to Find Your Right Place
in Life is the topic of the Rev.
Berthe Powers tomorrow at II am.
at the Little Theater Akashic Tents
and Science Forms follow. A class
is conducted in scientific spiritual
embodiment. Telephone Dupont 1924
for information.
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Ministers to Meet.

The Presbyterian Association of
Washington and vicinity will meet
in the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church on Monday. There
will be a forum discussion on Guild
ance."
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TrtrtthH

FRIENDS MEETING (ORTHODOX)
18th and Irving Streets NV.
9:45 a.m.--Sunday School. 100 am
Meeting for worship. All welcome.
Friends Meeting OF Washington.
Established 193O-2In Florida Ave.)
Meeting for Worship First Day Sunday
at / am. Sunday school. 9:45 am. All
interested are welcome.
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anniversary program will be rem
dered with special features, music
by the choir, and the message by the
minister on 1.-THE Worlds Saturday
Night"
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Volunteers of America.

1t. Maj. H. Mills Eroh, command
er. will conduct the services at the
Anacostia Baptist Church tomor-
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Holman. Epworth League at $50
pm. will meet, with Lemuel Penn
first vice president, in charge. Bible
reading conducted by the pastor, DR.
Julius S. Carroll on Wednesday
| night.
Israel C. M. x.
Man and Society" is the subject
of the Rev. E. F. Howard at II a m.
Communion will be observed at this
service and also at $50 pm. Mrs.
Threlkeld of st. Johns c. M. c.
Church will present a pageant under
the auspices of the Missionary
Society.
Methodist Protestant
Lewis Memorial.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at II am. Subject, THE Kind of
Def1ation Needed" A special musical
service will be held in the evening.
Presbyterian
Garden Memorial.
The worship theme tomorrow at
II am. will be "Consecrated Living"
The Lords supper will be observed.
The evening theme will be THE
Christians Bill of Rights The
Vesper Club at pm. will have a
guest speaker, Mr.. Gray, superin-
tendent of personnel of Woodland g.
Lothrop. His subject will be How
to Secure a job
Westminster Memorial.
The Rev. Harry v. Porter will
conduct the communion service and
preach on THE Inescapable God"
At pm. the pastor will preach
on THE Development of Christian
Music"
Knox.
Services will be held at 1916 Ver-
mont avenue NV. at II am. and 8
pm. In the morning the Rev. Les
lie w. Sloat will speak on THE Sim
Bearing Lamb" The sacrament of
the Lords Supper will be observed.
lexington.
Morning worship, II o'clock. Ser
mon by the Rev. Henry B. Wood
ing. Text, I'm the Day That Thou
Standest Aloof." At 8 pm, text,
Cast Not Away Your Confidence. !"
Monthly meeting of the Fidelity
Bible Glass Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w.
Killing 14l1 Kennedy street NV.
River Road U. p.
The Rev. Virgil M. Cosby will
preach at IL o'clock the third of
the series on Big Little Words of
the Bible The Nevertheless of
Christian Duty" The Youth Fell
lowship group will have a panel dis
cussion on who Is an Americana"
Mary Hopkins. Gladys Runkle,
James Field and Ray White will
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Christian Science.

spirit" is the subject of the les
son-sermon in all the churches of
Christ, Scientist, tomorrow - The
golden text is from II Corinthians
3:17: where the Spirit of the Lord
is, there is liberty" Among the cita-
lions which comprise the lesson
sermon is the following from the
Bible: Teach me to do Thy will;
for thou art my God; Thy spirit is
good; lead me into the land of up
rightneSs." psalms 143.10).
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row night when the Watchman's
Band, group of men organized
in connection with the Volunteers,
will be In charge.
Services will be held in the after
noon at the Relief Mission, All
Pennsylvania avenue NV. when
Adjt. William j. MacNabb will
speak. His subject will be outward
Bound"
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Entlrrral,

INCARNATION I4th ANp ",
MARYLAND Synod United Lutheran Church)
Rev. Henry Manken Jr Pastor.
II 100 a.m.-Worship and Sermon
$50 a.m.-School
7:15 p.m.-Young Peoples Luther League.
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Afn1 Thnught

~NfW V1!u1tY1I4
REGULAR WEEKLY MEETINGS.
Room 3O6. American Bldg, 1877 St.
Every Monday at 5 PM.
Ministry of the High watch
Lessons in High Mysticism,
Florence E. Frisbie.
Every Tuesday st 8 PM.
Self Discovery Glass in Meditation,
Mrs. Helen w. Sewall.
Every Wednesday at PM.
Lessons in New Thought Philosophy.
Mrs. Mary r. Mead.
Every Thursday at PM.
The Way of Silence.
DIR. Gertrude Sheckells.
Every Day Beginning at IL Noon.
Silence and World Blessing.
Led by Local Teachers.
You Are limited
Trnth 5rruttrH
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Calvary PenecOstal.

The pastor will speak at 7::45 pm.
on Where Are the Dead; Do They
Know Nothing" At II am. he will
speak on Jesus and the Law of
God" The young people meet at
$50 pm. under Jerry Breedon. A
sacred concert by the orchestra fol-
lows at 7:30.
The Gospel Hour, the radio serv-
ice begins at 3 pm. over WIND
on 900 kilocycles.
Week night services convene at
7:45 pm. Wednesday and Friday.
Potomac Heights Community.
At 9 pm. tomorrow, THE Pay-Off,"
sound film showing the chemical
effects of alcohol in the human
body, will be presented by the Poto-
mac Palisades w. C. T. u, the
service being a memorial in honor
Of the late Mrs. Mary Belle Emslie.
At ii am, the Rev. o. j. Randall
will preach on I'm the Spirit on the
Lords Day"
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TAKOMA

Seventh and Dahiia NV.
(Three Blocks East of Walter Reed.)
Rev. J. Adrian Pfeiffer. Pastor.
=. 8. at 9:45. Morning Worship at IL
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Salvation Army.

Salvation Army.
Meetings tomorrow are:
The Temple Corps, 606 E street
N.W.-At II Capt. Jaynes will speak
on '"The Christian Embassy" and at
8 pm. on THAT Which Was Lost"
Southeast Corps, 1873 Eighth street
SEAT II am. Capt. Bergren will
speak on Bind on Thy Sandals"
and at 8 pm. on Lift Up Your
Heads"
Georgetown Corps, 1075 Jefferson
street N.W-Capt. Ben Jones will
speak at II am. on What the Folks
Are Doing in He'll" and at pm.
on, Need for a Revival"
Northeast Corps, It's Eye street
N. E.-Both II a m. and 8 pm meet
ings will be conducted by Command
ant Gauge.
TheosOphical Society.
Rabbi Solomon H. Metz will be
the guest speaker for the society,
1916 H street NV, at 8 pm. tomor-
row. Subject: The Kabala, or
Secret Doctrine of Israel, in some
of its wider aspects: Has Jewish
Mysticism Message of Our Modern
World concerning the Ways of Sal
vation?"
Christian Mysticism class, $50
pm, every Sunday. Mcknight
classes, open to public, all at
o'clock: Readings from Blavatsky,
Tuesdays: Symbolism of the Hebrew
Kabala and the Tarot, Thursdays;
Science of Creative Thought, Fri
days.
Church of Two Worlds.
1.-THE Open Door" will be the sub
ject of the Rev. H. Gordon Bur-
roughs tomorrow evening at the
Hotel Continental. Members who
joined the church during January
will be received into church fellow
ship. A meeting of the Board of
Trustees will precede the evening
service.
A message service will follow the
lecture by the minister at the We'd
nesday evening meeting.
New Thoughts.
Each day at noon one of the local
teachers. led a group at the head
quarters, Room 306, 1917 F street,
in sending blessing to all the
world. Each Monday at S pm
there is a class dealing with the
II foundation points of the Chris
tan living, this class is conducted
by Miss Florence E. Frisbie. Each
Tuesday at pm Mrs. Helen Sewall,
conducts class in Self-Discovery
and Meditation Each Wednesday
at 8 pm. Mrs. Mary Robbins Mead
teaches the New Thought Philoso-
ply, and each Thursday at pm.
DR.. Gertrude Sheckells leads class
in the Way of meditation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Debating Team Of
Miller High School
Scores Great Success
BY Ben Mcckler

Miller High school IS making a
strong bid for the Metropolitan de-
batting championship this year. AZ
ter several terms OF seasoning, the
team has reached a peak where II
has captured five straight victor
les so far this term. Under the
guidance OF Alvin Loving the de-
hators have won decisions from
Wyandotte. Monroe, East Lansing.
Paw Paw and Highland Park High
schools. The negative team-which
consists OF Captain Frances VIII
liams, Russell Cangialosi, Charles
smith. Freddie Bradley. and Mil
bred Armour-reccntly had two
debates at Wayne university, North.
western and Central High schools
debating on the subject: Resolved
that the Federal government should
own and operate the railroads..
In December, Charles Digs, Jr.
son OF Senator Charles Digs, vii
inaugurate the season for the al.
frmative side Of this same question
Together with John Marabito h'
will meet teams at Western, South.
western and Ferndale High schools
Or. +. Ray Skinner Of the Wayne
university department OF speech
has proclaimed the negative team
excellent from the standpoint oil
delivery should the excellence con.
time the dehators have a fine
chance OF becoming the champions
Of the Detroit Metropolitan area.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
ham RAMCK
BY Hiram Crawford

At a recent meeting OF the
League for Better Relations in
IIamtramck, 1t was decided by
unanimous vote that the organiza-
ton participate in the local cleo
tion for the first time H. the his
tory OF tho league. Lou Beatty. ac-
tive member: stated: II feel that
our group has been quiet long
enough, under the inadequate type
OF leadership the colored citizenry
has had in the past. This has been
going on too long in Hamtrannck.
and it is time that forward-look-
ing and militant organization. such
as ours, take hand. in helping cor
rect these civic, social and polite
al evils"
Among the points brought out on
the discussion which followed were:
colored firemen should be hired ir
the Hamtramck Fire department:
ministers should be recognized. in
recommending people for part
time or temporary employment with
the Department OF Public Works:
young graduates and prepared Ne
gro students should be given a
place, rather than the older people,
who have means adequate 10 sup
port themselves; more extensive
social service program should be
adopted by the city in collaboration
with the Public Welfare depart
ment: some qualified Negroes
should be considered for positions
as department heads"
Each member who is interested
Is requested to contact one OF the
district heads OF the organization.
as follows: District /. Ncttie John
son, 2133 Smith street: District ..
Mrs. Frank Barnes, Denton: Dis
trict IL. Lucius Burke, $3.50 Ye-
mans: District 7, Ernest lIarda-
way, 11ilS McDougall: District q.
Leonard Troutman, 1i40S Grand
Haven: District 81. William
Brooks. 1875 Dequlndre: and Dis
trict %. Hiram Crawford, 12O50
Lumkin street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
DR.. H. Sweet Extends
Thanks To The Public

Or. Henry Sweet, former presi-
dent OF the State NAACP OF Michi-
gan, who Is now i'll az one OF the
local hospitals. has requested that
his thanks be extended through
this paper to the Michigan NAACP.
He also conveys conGratulations TO
the newly-elected officers OF the or
SANITATION.
DR. Sweet writee:
The Editor. Detroit Tribune
2l46. ST. Antoine Street
Detroit. Michigan
Dear Editor:
wish to make public my appre-
citation OF the very splendid gesture
on the part OF the State Conference
OF the NAACP made In remember
ing me during my illness. II is a
source OF satisfaction for one 10
be so remembered by his fellow
men and typifies the deep-rooted
feeling existing among those inter
ested in carrying on the work OF
beitermest OF the Negro people.
Although unable TO carry my
physical load in this work at the
present time, my moral support is
pledged solldly behind the rewly
elected officers as / congratulate
the organization on its splendid
choices.
Sincerely yours
Henry w. Sweet, Jr.
Herman Kiefcr Hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
MY 1910 AsTRoLoGY READINGS ARE NOW READY

Another man is. trying TO wiz her
heart already.
Ans. Due 10 the fact that the
man she has been living with i
OF N re,cngciuI disposition, II
NOuld prove 20 her advantage 10
seek work out OF the city Tor n
while. No discourage the nj
fair between her and The new man
friend for she shouldn't enter into
an association of this Kind 80 soon
after she leaves her husband.
D.J.-For the past two years l
have been out OF work ard want
to know II ! will be able to get work
so that can pay my taxes and get
ny business in shape?
Ans.-It will be necessary for
you 10 look for work OF nm entirely
different nature than that you held
for many years In the past. You
are completely without funds and
you cannot wait around any longer
Tor work that you are hoping TO
get you must take over some
thing entirely new. Why not sell
your place TO get another start In
life?
RS.---I have a daughter that has
a great many bills and she isn't
working now bnt is drawing social
security. Tell me II should worry
about her as she doesn't?
Ans. Worry doesn't help. but II
would he TO your advantage TO try
TO encourage her to get work. She
l'as n child and he isn't getting the
proper care now, and she should
he working and drawing full pay.
lour daughter will always have
more bills than she can pay, but
encourage her TO go back TO work.
AG.-Is this tho rheumatism
that ! have in leg? Also tell me
II | car sell my land.
AnS.-Thc condition In your leg
apparently Il n form OF rheumatism,
hut Ii you go 10 Il competent. doe
tor and receive treatment. your
condition can he relieved greatly.
Arrange 10 sell u part OF your land
-. advertise In the papers.
BG.- Sometime / get to think
ing in my school class about max
ing such poor marks and l start
worrying over it and really don't
think that have good mind
ard l wonder # will 20 crazy or
not.
Ans.-NO one can make good
marks In school unless they study
-. you prefer TO sit around mop
Ing and worrying and not spend
any time Mt all on your studies and
you Just can't make good marks
this way. Spend mt least thirty
minutes each day on every subject
you take and yOu Will show an In.
crease In your marks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25

MSR.-Please tell me If | will
get to work in shop Of some type
before Christmas
Ans.-You will. yes. Register at
all the different shops In your city
right now and YOU Will be called
10 work. The experience you re-
cei,e will make II easy for you 10
ret permanen, work after Christ
mas.
v.LW.-Will ! be able 20 further
my education? Also tell me IL the
boy | am now courting loves me
or not? Should we continue our
courtehip?
AnS.-At this writing Il looks
doubtful 10 me II you will get the
necessary money 10 finish college
hut I do think you could ar
range 10 take a BUSINESS
COT RISE II You preferred 10 do so.
Yes. the young man you are going
with does love you continue
your relations as long as you two
respect and care for one another.
DD.K.-I don't seem to know
how to run my business so that |
can make some money and | won
der IL you have any suggestions. !
also have some other personal
questions that would like 10 have
you answer for me il you will
please.
Ans.-There doesn't seem TO he
anything wrong with the way yon
run your TAILORING BUSINESS
:. you inst don't get the business
that you had nj one time. II Is my
suggestion that you re-arrange your
shop and take some good seam
stress In with you. Also add a Dry
Cleaning department to your shop
and all three OF them should net
You fair income. Write me per-
sonally II yOu wish send a
quarter for my NEW 1910 Astrology
Reading and | will he glad TO help
you with your problems. :. =.
E.H.-My daughter has been with
this man for two years and he
treats her mean and she is think
ing about leaving him. Now tell
us whether she should come home
here TO live or what must she doy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Festival Will Honor Handy And
Observe Silver Jubilee OF Blues

NEW YORK (ANP)--A national music festival
starting Saturday. March g 1910, and continuing for
days be called 1.-THE silver jubilee of the blues and
honoring w. c. Handy and the late George Gershwin
among other composers has been announced by inter-
racial committee of music leaders.
20 years ago that Handy composed his famous
Memphis Blues using form of music recognized through
the world of Americas major contributions to
music. Later Gershwins Rhapsody in Blue, most
famous of the symphonic blues These composers will be
nationally honored for their achievements.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25

In the group (fr0m top are:--
Albert Warren, elected senior
clnss president nj Miller High
school. Is n member If the
IN" club, manager OF the track
team. active member OF The
music department. pianist for
the concert orchestra, and
baritone In the senior chorus.
Mildred Armour, vice president.
II secretary OF the debating
team. past assistant business
manager OF the Trojan, past
homeroom president, recipient
OF many honor pins. and hold
er OF n high scholarship rec
ord as well as n varsity letter
for the debating team. Mildred
Hughes, secretary, Il an active
student In the commercial field
with n 6O-word award for
shorthand, active member OF the
City Junior Usher board and
girl scouts. James Allen.
class treasurer. II n college
preparatory student. stage
manager for the drnmatlcs
group, past president Of the
Oh homeroom. aud former mem
her Of the student council.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Yellowstone Cleaners
Open New Store

The Yellowstone Cleaners recent
" opened their number 2 store at
|ls47 Hastings street. The store is
modernly equipped and is pre-
pared to Give its patrons first class
service IN cleaning, dyeing. alter
|ations and tailor made clothes. John
Maxwell Is manager OF the stores
\ and Calvin Maxwell is manager OF
outside deliveries.
store number /, located at 1916
LELAND, has been rendering eff
Gent service in that community for
over Is years.
All clothes are cleaned with Car
bon Tex Chloride which cleans the
clothes and leaves them odorless.
-Four hour service Is guaranteed
on work and a 1850 discount is al
| flowed 90 all cash and carry work
|done AZ the Hastings Street store.
The Yellowstone also calls for
and delivers garments.
Store No /, Telephone Temple
|7N5l
Store no. Telephone. Clifford
|s55l.