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The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09
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net. Plans will be made for the
clubs for the following year in
Guiding plans for city wide aeti-
vities. Almira King and Delphia
New are junior and senior and
sophomore president respectively.
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The Misses Dorothy Scott and
Velma Rose left for Chicago Fri
day night to spend Labor Day.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Scott, 1885 Miami,
went to Joplin then from there she
went to Arkansas to visit two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Adams. Mrs. Scott Is ex
pected back about the first Of the
month.
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Mrs. Robert DAILY has returned
from a months trip to the west.
She visited San Francisco and
Oakland.
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Mrs. Crumbley, 2s46 Binney ST.,
has just returned from visiting
in the East. She arrived Thursday
August 81 from New York where
she said she had a wonderful time
with her son Mr.. Elmer
Crumbley at $50 st. Nicholas Apt.
IN, New York City. Mrs. Crumb-
lev had a chance to sail out to
the statue of Liberty on the larg-
est boat there. She went up the
steps in the Statue which is %
stories. Then she went to the
largest. Abbysinnian Baptist
Church in N. Y. and worshipped
with them. She went to the larg-
est theatre in N. Y, where her
son is playing.
She attended Father Divine's
Church and had a chance to see
him descend from his kingdom to
his Angels. Mrs. Crumbley said
he did not say he was God but
that the people said he was Cod
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Mrs. Lucille Ennis is visiting
Mrs. Mary Hill. 1882 N. 22nd st.
Mrs. Ennis is from San Antonio,
Texas where she teaches school.
Hon. John Adams, Jr., left for
Topeka, Kansas Saturday to get
his small son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy G. Beverly,
of Berkly, California, are spend
ing the week end here with Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Reese of 1924
Binney st.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Howell OF
Topeka, Kansas are the house
guests over the holiday of Mr.. o..
Howell and wife of 1927 Bl.ney
Mrs Ella Flowers who has been
i'll for over four years, was re-
moved from the home of Mrs.
Spencer. 986 N. 25th st. to the
County Hospital where she died
Aug. goth at 6 o'clock with heart
failure and hardening of the
blood vessel. The attack was
brought on from acute indiges-
ton.
Mrs. Gordon at the same ad-
dress had been i'll from eating
corn but now she is able to be
up again.
MI. Murphy who is the brother
Of Donnie Murphy is the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Simmons of 222S Willis Ave. Mr..
, Murphy's home is in Dallas, Tex.
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J~iverette Club is giving a Jitney
Dance at 2734 Caldwell st. Fri
day, September g., 1889. Time,
$3.50 until? Music, 1--WE Box. Price
5 cents.
Supervisor, Mrs. Emma Brown
President. Gloria Parker
Secretary, Edna Taylor
|-.-lIs-- d. ill.,
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

Mrs. F. G. Grady who has
spent the summer months in
Omaha visiting her n%ieces, Mrs.
Gene Pendelton and Mrs. Ollie
Lewis and her nephew, Mr.. Viii
liam Battles. Mrs. z. G.. Grady
will leave Saturday September
9 at 500 Pm. for her home in
Houston, Texas. we wish to
thank our friends for the kind
hospitality shown us during her
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rome en-
tertained with a dinner party
Sunday evening, MI. and Mrs. B.
Simns, Miss Gladyce Bell and Mr..
Raymond fowls. Mrs. Rome lives
at 1403 N. % Plaza.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09
PERSONAL

Mrs. Ethel Jackson of Chicago
came to our city to visit her
cousin Geraldine Jackson of 2914
n. 28th Ave. She says she
has enjoyed herself immensely.
She will return the 18th to
continue her schooling.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Sanford of 945
North 18th Avenue left Omaha,
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

Mr.. Earl Parks spent Labor
Day in Lincoln, Nebr.
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The Daughter Elks gave an in
door picnic at the Hall on Lake
ST.. Labor. Day. 1t was a wonder
full success and the manager of
the 9 Center donated the ice
cream which was appreciated
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09
thu Worlds Fair in New Yorl
before returning home.
x = 4
NEWLY WEEDS SFEND
HONEYMOON IN OMAHA

Mr.. and Mrs. Glass who were
Just married in Kansas City,
Kans. spent their honeymoon in
u city as the house guest of Mrs.
Ashly Simmons Of 222S Willis
Ave. They returned home after a
two weeks stay.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

Friday, Sept. /, on a visit to the
East. Stopping at Chicago, De
troit, Niagara Falls and New York
City. Philadelphia and Washing
ton, D. C. They will return Octo-
Der |, 1889.
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DIR. and Mrs. C. II. Singleton,
returned from their trip. They
motored to Chicago, Detroit and
Upslantic, Mich, to visit rela-
tives and friends. They visited
their daughter who just returned
from Europe. Mrs Ernestein Pos
ties had gone to the Youth Con
ference in interest of the Episco-
pal Church. She was indeed glad
to see her parents.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

Don't forget to attend the great
revival meeting at Mt. Calvary
Community Church. The Soul Saw
irg station meeting started Sept.
4. Evangelist Goar will be here
the 10th of Sept.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

Mrs. Robert DAILY has returned
from a months trip to the west.
She visited San Francisco and
Oakland.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
OUR HOME.

OUH f1OME.
Death Of my wife makes sale imperative.
Original cost. $4,000: will sell for Sl4..
500. Sturdy masonry construction: de-
tached center-hall @ home: 10 rooms. 3
cold water in bedrooms: rear stairs sery-
ants rooms. lavatory. laundry, space rec
lot 55xI25 ii. Colorado ave Tsn-ft.
blvd). opposite plaza. u square to Rock
Creek Park recreation grounds: churches.
convenient: double garage; shrubbery, fruit
trees; real home with future proft. Fur
nishings also for sale. OWNER. Georgia
o36S. IL pm.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
LIST YOUR VACANT PROPERTY WITH
US; prompt remittance; tenants waiting.
Natl 1854
WINFIELD 4 THURM 9os 10th NV oS'
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE DESIRE SMALL
house excellent condition. or rooms of
detached 2family house: reas. Geo. 9l9s.
HOUSE OR LARGE APARTMENT. SUIT
able for living quarters and business
Columbia 5Og6-J any time Sunday. After
3 m. weekdays.
UrrFURN. BEDROOMS, BATHS
automatic heat. detached or semi-deta ched
house in Chevy Chase, D. c.. before April
lst. Box 229-L, Star
SMALL HOUSE IN DISTRICT; GARAGE.
fenced yard close to transportation Two
adults Reasonable. Georgia 1921.
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HOUSES UNFuRklsHEp.

WV
sos 18th ST. Sc,
Near Navy Yard-6 rooms
and bath, SIS. HARRY
PORETSKY, Randolph 1916.
RMS. BATH: H.-wH.
435 5th ST. NE.
9 ROOMS, H.-W.H.-$55.
Completely Reconditioned.
1O11 Otis Pl. NV.
CHAS. D. SAGER, NATL. 0046.
CHEVY CHASE, SILVER SPRING
AND BETHESDA, MD.
month up. to meet your needs. Our once
is "a. open daily until pm. and Sunday
E. M. FRY, INC,
Hampden Lane at Wis. Ave. Wis. 874O.
FOR RENT.
a5 a5Sg fapsF 1tb si P1 s, oil Az, e
$500 18th st. n.w.-e r. b.. n h.-W.h % 1900 1900
sS9 S9 Fse 1ss St St :ss r. r. E. E. sIss 5sS 5sS
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind. Ave. NV Natl. O35O.
able April !; Win rent to coiored Call
District 06l2.
coLoRED-NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND
H n.U.--8 large rooms. bath electricity: =
car lines: $40 Col 1871. Eve. Shep. 347l.
COLORED.
SS6 Irving ST. NV y b.. elec S35 so
H. l. COLEMAN CO.
1910 Eye St. NV. Met. 3SSS
COLORED.
a. D. ToRRE REALIY" CO. '''''
1925 N. Capitol ST. Dupont 1856
s23, 3rd ST. NV RMS. BATH.
elcc. $3.50
l!23 st. se.--6 rms. bath. elec. 1880
GAS Florence ST. n.e.-6 rms, bath.
h.-wh cleo 1900
464a HAYES st. n.e.-6 rm7, bath.
oil heat elec. 42.5O
trobe. eiec. $3.50
954 Florida ave nw@ rms. water $50
toilet 1850
A H st. n.w-5 rms. hath. elec. 80 so
r. A. HUMPHREYS
SOS North Capitol St. Reauo- Natl. 6731 .
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

1884 HoLBRooKE Fao TERRACE sa! IN ME-DE-
hot-water heat Cali Natl laos. w
6701. CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY D. c
4 bedrms.. = baths. 2-car garage, oil heat:
sos mo Available April 1st
22l3 CHANN1NG ST. NE RMS BATH
WOODBRIDGE. D. C.. 1905 Goth ST. NE
$50 Emerson Ti sios. "i'N ''''' ''''''','
SO l4tb ST 5road NEMs oo6rF RoeMs on3h AND BATH
EEW s,RM .zS.n H2gsE ANIL 01Isr 2GAE CARS ca
ENTwIsLE. Forestville, Md Hillside 0e39.
kIvERDALE. MD: 700 JEFFERSON AVE
sEEY GPmS 6non iaa Trust Paa Blds 5Hdse l0' s4o
2716 9th NV ROOMS. BATH. SLEEP
BELT sa5aEs Uaon p1at F2Ga fSaef0n Bida
NR; s29LDlER's DER HOME; ,sss 43s LAMONT ( NJ ? s ST =
eonden r00mf ea 1saF Emerson pSnchsssi good
CHEVY CHEZ nI CHASE ND Mp, NEAR ROLLING
Peah So 0 owNER wsconsn afss
NEAR 10th AND PARK RD NV, zoos
room; reception hall, kitchen and pantry
Z bedrooms > baths: heated. inclosed sleep
iINk1Ns CO. iea. Il St. NV W. DIST a5oa
bo3s sHERR1ER PL, NW.-5 ROOMS.
ami; S35 per month. See OWNER on
premises. .6s
CLEVELAND PARK 1918 oRDwAY ST
Semi-det.. rooms. garage: new condition:
S65. Open. Woodley d219
NEAR 10th AND BILTMoRE-1o LARGE
looms looms 10 large closets !. tiled baths 3
beautiful refnished hoors. Fine home, and
money-maker. Col, 7571. Eve. shep 347l.
4asl4 MIpDLEsEx LANE EDGEMooR,
baths screened porch. inclosed yard: oil
heat: excellent location; near schools; sto,es
thesda. Md Wisconsin $3.50
PHONE NATL. 1900 AND WE WILL TAKE
soss ss 0f29f PHE1ps ETant 1k17 Ash, St Rse 4'
OPPOSITE INDIAN SPRING c. c.. COLES
bedrooms; ~ baths, paneled :vins Wing room n
glass brick: air-conditioned adjacent shop
ping center, schools; SS5. 97Os Sutherland
I'd. Shep. 4s"5.
rooms, all modern improvements: corner.
rear schools: good condition reasonable
265 VALLEY AVE. sE.-6 ROOMS. ELEc-
tricity, furnace. garage, large yard; conv.
buses: S35; would sell. Emerson 72So.
SILVER sPR1NG-5-ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
rodern: in desirable residential section:
$50. VIM. F. CARL1N. s115 Georgia ave.
sh2S NUM- lIOMERY AVE. BETHESDA
81; available March i l. L. Call cal oWNER Wis
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE HOMES: 5 AND
Rooms S65 TO $50. COFFMAN
REALTY CO. SHEP. 4123.
l154 18th NV. SOUTHWEST CORNER
rms bathrooms, newly decorated SIS.
TAKoMA PARK. 21a SPRUCE ,AvE-5-
able: available Immediately
435 2nd ST. S sE.--NEAR CAPITOL AND
Navy Yard; 6 r. b.. h:-w.h.; newly dec:
S45.50. Natl 1924
1881 1ss1v 1RvING NWEe F. EEG HA41
INC. 1014 VT. ave. Dist. 6210.
ROOMS AND BATH. BASEMENT. ATTIC.
sas. electricity, double garage; $40 mo. A.
rm. and bath apt, S25 Berwyn 73-W.
REcoNDIT1oNED-1o 25th Nw.-6 R.
1Nc IN hTh iSf4 VI S4SSe. sSe DIST ssiS SCHWARTZ
eHa eoTsh sss sSo E scHWAR Fl 1Ne 1NeLoSE9 S2
BRICK HOUSE, ALMOST NEW, IN Ex-
elusive section Lyon Park; ark; suitable Army
nreplace; I.z baths. oil heat. elec. refg.:
beautiful floors. Large lot with trees and
double garage; 500. Inspect at 3515
3rd st. N. or phone Natl. 4070. Apt. 919.
HoLMEAD PL NV. 3535-s rms, 2-story
brick, h.-w.h.. double garage; 14th st.
line; redecorated. OWNER. Woodley 5O29.
N1A-cHERRYDALE, 8 RMS. BA,
$50: Vienna. 5Aa acres and rms, ba.
En-. ems So s. sSs 6!y'1s.le aohpSs 59s
1927 Eye 81. Dist. $3.50. Eve, Clev. 6Ool.
Evening star., 1939-02-26

GIRARD ST, Mr.. 18th.
% p50-e rms, baths: oil burner; ga
rage: "a perfect condition.; this q Q bar.
gain. Cali National 1850.
Evening star., 1939-02-26

WOODBRIDGE, d. c.
1904 South Dakota ave n.e.-5-rm.
bungalow with finished rms. in attic: q
car garage; in excellent condition.: S7,45O.
3015 Clinton st. n.e.-5-rm. brick: new
house, very modern: S6.95O
303S Monroe n.e.--6 rms; sunrm.. din
ing alcove; oil heat: excellent condition;
S7.45O.
S6.250 Open Sunday. Terms can be ar
ranged
woopR1DeE REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1939-02-26

NEW OFFERING,
BEAUTIFUL
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS,
40O5 18th ST. NE.
See this 6-room. 2-bath detached brick
home. with recreation room. de luxe kitch-
roof. ? nreplaces. side porch This lovely
home is situated on q high elevation over
looking the whole section. and yet is only
priced at $10.45O. Will consider your old
house in trade II reasonably priced.
PAUL P. STONE, ADAMS O653.
BUNGALOW-$5,25O.
Woodridge. D. C.-Desrable location,
large. wooded lot. 4Ox2I8: rms. bath,
h.w.h. elec.; conven. schools, transp.
SSss559 cash balance .n SSa;so mo. q, Lincoln
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
7th and n NE.
Evening star., 1939-02-26

112l E ST. N.E-RENOVATED S45.
Is2O NJ ST. NE-CORNER. SIS.
29l1 10th ST. N.E.-S RMS. S65.
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS 270O.
522 22nd ST. NV.
6 rooms. bath. h.-w h.. redecorated S475O
1875 OWEN PL. NE.
rooms. bath. h.-v.h. garage $500
1910 SHEF HERD ST. NV.
g rooms. bath. at heat. redecorated $50
549 RANDOLPH ST NV
g rooms bath. h.-w.h., blower gar. $50
2726 l3th ST NV
rooms. 2 baths h.-w h.. redecorated S75
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV, District 3346
FOR RENT. OPTION TO BUY.
Silver Spring. Nd
New 5.room 1ia.story brick. finished
attic: full bath. oil. hot-Water: plenty o.
shade.- For further Information call Nh.
LOR 1hephe96 b3Ol.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.

q SHHSE gS9 B YELL neal IoeATID N
s1sa coHet bh sR lot IS @
rsfP TfsfEa H1Hias $685. oR R
yestment. Can T. VI BAILEY. Adams 47s6.
Mr. cAPIToL-coRNERs 2-APT. BUILD.
Sees see csl ss MRs w1nIxMs lila Olins nne aas sHts
BETHESDA. MD.-NEw: s. RMS. AND
low. 45sa Chestnut St., Ss35o. e-story.
sSn s.nce ssf like sSso 1.n oM Rss SD
BUILDER, cali Wisconsin e197.
BARGAIN-S6. 5000 RMS. 2 BATHS:
west of 18th, Mt Pleasant; anto, heat;
good sSsmh hone aase or investment E. W. BAILEY
23O5 FIRST ST. N;W.-l1 ROOMS; BATH;
URCICLO, aO7 N. Y. ave. NV.
3e4 St srss sE6 r. p Ia AMI rlssn7 pRIGE
A. FISCHER 800 18th ST. NV. Natl. 33.s.
Mr.. MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL STRICT
ly white location)-6-r and b. brick: Co
lonial front porch: large, dry cellar: every
teHln terms " E. A. GARVEY owner. i - Dist. 45oS.
Eve and Sun, Georgia $500.
CIR. BRICK, .HOT-WATER HEAT. AMI.
sleeping porch double =, garage az onic Al nv Nv
Geo 3978 Sunday and after 5.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-BEAUTIFUL SEC
tion west of Conn., ave; G-rocm brick Colo
nial. 3 baths. 2-car heated garage. screened
electric refrigerator Cost Sl7.5oO: first
trust $3.50. Owner leaving town. Whct
am I offered for quick saleP Box 4l5-R
Star.
Exc =, ,G1. ss 5oR sB6
cash, cash s65 SIS mo. ne,.'' MccUNE. Dist. oIe2.
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Just of Baltimore
9fe nome Mo- on Jak9S esse ehls oil
burner: a real bargain So $50. Natl. "o30.
ANY ONE INTERESTED IN. BUYING A
homs sft my os Ike f Else
Southern Bide Dist. 5"5e.
NEW sIx-RooM HOUSE; OIL HEAT;
modern improvements and garage. o3:'3
Sherrier pl. NV
sdxi E SRiSk fo large back porehes
m sc caked s 0aS oWNER Po
BARGAIN FdR aoNE ss.7pe SR0M oSl OWNER
COMB ntsvsann ST. parN ~ dseorated through
os1 ms detached lovely npo porch fhrr1rs FINE
cost 900; will sacrifice Quick sale at
tax value. Inspection daily.
GEoRGEToWMS1aG;ppoHD, go H2,It toGATIoH GzaI;oS will
make a very coy home hot-water heat
cleo. etc; first-foor lavatory; reasonable
''['s n.,.5{ s5a 5oHS scR1vzNEs e. gR9 e. NV
FACES THE PARK.
Fine brick home not far from beautiful!
Hillcrest; > street fronts; ! on Alabama
ave other on Fort drive: shade trees g
large rms, attic built-in garage; excep-
tionally well built by owner: ST. $50 is
you see it. Sunday. afternoon inouiree at
branch office. 1901 Alabama ave. Sc. Lin
coin 1000.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
AIR-CONDITIONED

AIR-CONDITIONED.
ONE LEFT. TERMS OR TRADE.
New detached Colonial brick: 6 lovely
rooms. natural trim: > tile baths. attic.
clubroom, brick garage: reasonably priced
Open-5312 North Capitol st.
ROGER MOSS
927 18th st. NV District 1921.
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No on oryWpnFAN CYpNT = ~ 111

r. V. MARCERON,
6l3 18th ST. NV. Natl 65sS
5342 4lst st. N.W.-S7O.
bedrooms bath and extra lavatory.
fireplace. hot-water heat. garage; excellent
condition throughout.
4439 FeSSenden St. N.W.-S67. so.
Semi-detached, large rooms and bath.
hot water heat, electric refrigerati ton
built-in garage.
Evening star., 1939-02-26

IT'S Oregon Ave.-$45.
FOR COLORED
Two-room kitchen and bath front apart
ment: southern exposure.
National Mortgage & Inv. Corp,
National 5S3:i. 1912 N. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1939-02-26

The terms on which this house may be
purchased will reduce your rent and we
can prove 1t. Within a stones throw of
KenWood; it, contains 3 full-sized bedrms,
tiled baths. living rm with fireplace
alnlng rm:, modern kitchen; automatic oil
n-Wh: attached garage. If you are paw
ing SO or more month rent this home
pocket AL 'out
j WESLEY RI1cuAMAN u,1c 49,
Evening star., 1939-02-26

29-ROOM. 1O-BATH CORNER BRICK
house. Detached all but one room Well
constructed and beautifully APPOINTED house
TWenty-four bedrooms with 40 beds. New
Hampshire ave. north of Dupont Circle.
$4,000. will handle direct with owner
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-06-02
FARMERS TO MEET
NEXT TUESDAY; JUNE G

The presiding officer at the annual
meeting of the First Wayne County
National Farm Loan Association, TO be
held at the Wayne hotel in Wayne on
the evening of Tuesday, June q, will be
Wesley McCalla, association president,
says r. A. Pence, secretary treasurer.
A special invitation has been extend
ed to the wives Of members 10 attend
the meeting. Mr.. Pence states that he
hopes that the district representative
Of the Federal Land Bank, John Doe,
will be able to attend these meetings
ard discuss association affairs with
the members and answer any questions
which they may care to ask concerning
policies and procedures. In addition 10
the regular business of hearing reports
of the committees and the election OF
directors, there will be a social hour
at which the association will furnish
refreshments.
The chairmen of the various COM
mittees who are working to assure the
success Of this meeting are Charles A.
Foss, of ROmulus; August BOrdt, OF
Waltz, and Perry Xix. of Plymouth.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-06-02
Visiting Nurse
Committee Meets

The WyandOtte Visiting Nurse COM
mittee met with Mrs. J. h. McCauley,
4SO Bi,ldle avenue, for their May meet
irg. Mrs. Neil MacNeil presided.
Mrs. MacNeil reported on the meet
ing of the Detroit Visiting Nurse board
CT trustees at which Percival Dodge,
executive director Of the Detroit com
mUnity fund, addressed the group n
the community fund activities. She
also commented on a visit he had made
In the district with the visiting nurse,
OF the eagerneSs with which the older
children in the family watched the
baby given his bath and how they as
sisted the nurse in the preparation of
both mother and baby care.
Miss Catherine Riley, visiting nurse
physiOtherapist at the Garfield school,
told Of the work among the crippled
children of the area. She commented
On the increase in attendance from the
original IL in 1896 TO the present num-
Der of 80. She said there is, at the pre-
sent time, a waiting list BECAUSE IF
lack of space 70 accommodate more.
She also commented ON the results be-
ing accomplished in assisting these
children toward a richer fulfillment
and enjoyment of life, and described
various exercises and games which
not only delight the children and make
them feel that they are capable OF
Joining In group activities, but in real
ity strengthen and re-educate their
muscles and lessen the handicaps with
which they are burdened.
Mrs. Charlotte ChilsOn, supervisor
of the down river area, reported that
the first four months Of 1899 show an
increase of patients when compared
With the same time last year.
Visiting nurses care for % per cent
Of all babies born In the metropolitan
Detroit area. They are eager TO assist
In homes where other skilled nursing
care is not available and 10 assist the
mother with the care Of her new baby
after her return from the hospital.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-06-02

Miss Mayme DOnahue is Gonzales
cling at the home Of her sister, VI :.
John g. McCabe, in Detroit Miss DOE
ahue has been i'll for some time.
The Presbyterian Guild will hold q
baked goods sale at the Flower shOppe,
Biddle avenue, tomorrow afternoon,
starting al one o'clock.
The Christian and Missionary Ali
ance church will hold a religious SER
vice at Bishop park next Sunday even
ing, from q 10 Z O'Clock.
The Gilbert and Sullivan comic OPP
era, Pirates Of Penzance," will be
presented in the Roosevelt school audi
tOrium next Friday evening.
Rev G. L. DOlan Of Detroit and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Dolan and daughter
Rosemary, were guests on Memorial
day of Mr.. and Mrs. James DOlan and
family Of VlnewOOd avenue.
Barbara Ann and Dwight Burt, OF
Gibraltar accompanied their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. But
terwOrth TO Kitchener and Hamilton.
Ont, 10 visit relatives over the week
end
Violin and plano pupils OF Jack
Downing will give recital in the
Presbyterian church house this Fri
day. evening. Accompanies will be
Doris Daeger, Marjorie Haddock and
Mr. Downing.
Largest of Michigan state parks un-
der administration Of the department
of conservation is Hartwick Pines in
Crawford county, seven miles north
east Of Grayling. The park contains
one of the states few remaining
stands Of virgin white pine.
James A. White, IS, Of 241 Ford
avenue, died Tuesday morning at the
WyandOrte General hospital following
a lingering illness. He is survived by
his widow, Clara, and two sons, Arthur
White of Cleveland and Charles White
OF Bcorse; a brother, William White
OF Schawnee. Ohio. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. w. +. Jack
son, OF the First Baptist church at the
Nixon funeral home Thursday after
noon, with burial III BlOOmdale Gene
terry.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-06-02
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS

Associate household equipment spe-
cialist, 5000 year, and assistant
household equipment specialist, $1,000
q year, bureau Of home economics, de-
partment Of agriculture. Completion OF
a Agar college course, courses OF
study in physics and household equip
ment, and experience in testing or
demonstrating household equipment
are required. Substitution Of certain
post graduate study in home economics
may be made for part of the exper-
ience. Applicants for the associate
grade must not have passed their sd
birthday, and for the assistant grade
they must not have passed their 40th
birthday.
Horizontal sorting machine operator,
81 ,260 a year. Three months expert
ence operating horizontal sorting ma
cl ines is required. Applicants must
have reached their 18th but must not
have passed their SD birthday.
Full information may be obtained
from the secretary of the u. s. Civil
Service Board Of Examiners.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-06-02
Wedding Vows
Said in Detroit

Last Saturday morning, in the cha
Del of IS. Peter and Paul Jesuit
church in Detroit, the vows were Civ
en- which united in marriage Alma
Jeanette veenhuis Of Flint and Jer-
ONE william Marx, son Of Mrs. Nicho-
las Marx Of Chestnut street, Wyan-
dotte. The bride Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Garette veenhuis Mass was
celebrated by Father Marshall. Eoch-
biler. =
The bride wore gown Of pale blue
and eggshen marquisette, and carried
American Pride roses and lilies-of-the-
valley. !.
Her attendant. Mrs. Charles Nc
Grail, wore shell pink chiffon and car
ried sweetheart roses and lilies -of-the-
valley. y
George Marx, brother of the bride
groom, was best man. while the ushers
were Nicholas Marx and Melvin yeen-
huis
Following the ceremony, wedding
breakfast was served az the Statler
hotel
Upon returning from a motor trip,
Mr. and Mrs. Marx will make their
home at 246S Twenty-second street,
this city.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-06-02
SOFT BALL GAMES
START NEXT WEDNESDAY

A series Of night soft ball games
sponsored by the Michigan Alkali club
for the benefit Of the younger gener-
alton will open at Alkai park on We'd
nesday evening, June z.
AT that time there will be games be
tween the Michigan Alkah club boys
and Farrell's Hardware of River
Rouge; Michigan Alkaii club girls and
Lincoln Park Hardware First game
starts at o'clock A nominal adInis-
sion charge of 10 cents will be made.