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SEWING MACHINES. Singer portable.
round bobbin, euaranteed; S35 with sewing
course; others $3.50 up. 1897 Conn. ave.
saMso 1spas
Sewing Mach. Co, Gil 18th NV Ma. l11s
SEWING MACHINE. drop-leaf Singer;
clLo chair. Phone Georgia 3s7s.
SOFA. ANTIQUE Victorian walnut newly
IN red antique velvet perfect
STENOTYPE. slightly used. cost S75. good
as new, including complete instruction
course; S37 so cash for immediate sale.
Call Columbia 4s51-W. go
TABLE, library, red mahogany; other fur
niture: reasonable. 1897 18th ST. NV
nv oee Rf1ss ssrsse $. 1S Il 18Th
mos in adv. S5.55: no del: 81 add. dep
TYPEWRITER; Underwood noiseless port
s sf s sd% price ,ss 20 ave Teeah0ne na Re-
TYPEWRITERs-special sale. Renting.
writer Exch, 1855 Randolph NV, GE.
Eureka Grand Prize, $40. Hoover model
bpnons bf@a; 81; 1a4S Vacuum Service $50 R ne.
Eureka: So IS EIectroiux with att. sie ss aS:
sos n $stss. S'sfs Guar a 's
WASHERS Atlas Appliance COMPANY
WASHINGToNs LARGEST APPLIANCE
HOUSE. will sacrifice new 1899 and 1910
Washing machines at deep-cut prices. Dis
counts on list prices are more than 6Orc g.
Used Westlnghouse, General Electric A.
B. C., Easy, Maytag. Norge. Thor and
otherS as low as SIS. No money down:
hoeral trade-ln allowance terms as low
as 81 weekly
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washinstons Largest Appliance House.
oa.I 81 NW.-Entire Building.
District 3137 Open Ewes. Till PM
LUMBER.
ixS and G roofers $40
ks sheathine S3o
Sx4. up to 12 2ft. II. sos
Sx6 and 2xS - $40
exln ------- $33
Also good prices on cnder blocks brick
mortar and plastering materials. Lumber
subiec: to 81 discount for cash
ARLINGTON COAL & LUMBER CO.,
JACKSON 1880,
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THE CENTURY.

1851 18th st. n.W.--Very unusual apt. OF
3 exposures. contains bedroom, nVlng room
dining room. kitchen and patn. very
bright. sunny apt. Switchboard dno eleya-
tor service. Phone Adams 2lg2.
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MORE FOR THE MONEY,
12l0 18th ST NJ w -&5S

d rooms, kitchen, bath; all outside rooms;
newly reconditioned; electric refriGera-
ton near to stores and TRANSPORTATION.
See ianltor to inspect National 5S33.
Natl. Mortgage g. Invest. Corp,
1912 N. Y Ave. MA. 5s33.
CONN. AVE.-322l.
r.. K. B.. Shower, Foyer. Elevator. S4a.50.
1882 BILTMORE ST. NV,
Rooms. Kitchen, Bath, $4,000
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18th ST. NE, NO 'FRONT.'; RMS.
heat, cleo. gas range, sink. Frigid next
bath. ar. car. bus; adults; reas. Ii. 1898.
IL
1923 q ST. NV. AND 1918 q ST. NV
Essssssonsnle ssss q DAY. week or mo. Keys
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line; nicely furn single and dble rms: in
ner-spr. mattress: garage. Taylor S646.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhFUR.

ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhoods; some furnished Car available on
appt. MRS. GREEN. Shepherd 51as
Al RANDOLPH PL NV. BET. r AND S.
ie block off Capitol-One 3-rm. apt,
one l-room apt. Reasonable. Lincoln
Ol So Dupont OSLO
5O4 NICHOLSON ST. NW-TWO ROOMS,
kitchen. private bath, garage: exp. bus at
corner. GE. 1854. II
Mr.. ROCK CREEK PARK, 171O IRVING
st. n.w-3 rooms, bath, Unfurn.. SAC:
furn S45 Conv. TRANSPORTATION
400 GEORGIA AVE LARGE RMS.
bath: heat. light, gas incl; entirely pvt;
redec; $40 Taylor "T60
9l9 KENNEDY ST NW-NEWLY DECO.
:? rms. kit. incl. heated porch utilities.
refe unlim. phone: reas.; adults.
CORNER APT, 3 ROOMS. SEMI-PRIVATE
bath suitable for professional or private
party Inquire in liquor store, 9TH and
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MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE.
MovING?-Eliminate all worry, all risk.
Merchants accepts full responsibility
Padded vans Trained men. Low rates.
Call Merchants, National 5000.
SUPERIOR FACILITIES for storage. NOV
ing or shipping furniture or merchandise
Metropolitan Warehouse Co: Hobart O6s2.
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The RIGGS

i4U9 18th st. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath, within
walking distance of downtown and
o0V'' oepts' -~-------$35.0O
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i32 KENTTuckk,XR IT. k,R.b.r AVE. ,s1s ,s1sCPvT HONE SIC
Frigidsire. twin beds phone; adults.
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ROOMS FUR. e. UhFUR.
SUBURBAN ROOMS,

ARLINGTON-Newly furn room in new
section, south. and east exposures, next to
bath with shower: Beautyrest mattress,
large closet plenty of storage space; gen.
tleman. Chestnut $685..
FIRST-FLOOR RIM. practically private
bath: lge. 2nd-h. rm.. mr.. bath. New brick
home new furn. SH 4966-J sos Hudson
ave. Takoma Park. Md.
FRONT ROOM in new home sun deck;
blk. Lee blvd. bus; use of piano; 81 week.
Call after p.m., oxford 1222-J
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z. MARBURY STAMP & co.
212 Southern Building Dist. a1s,

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NEAR CATHEDRAL,-Large room with
porch, s.w exposure; convenient cars,
buses. Ideal for summer. Woodley 1884.
CHEVY CHASE D. c., $500 33rd St
Attractive room in detached home Of
adults semi-private bath. WO. 0S43.
(NR 18th AND HARVARD. 1855 Hobart
ST. n.w.-Large front room, next bath;
well furnished; southern expos; private
home: c.h.w.; gentleman; $50. Columbia
,S33-W
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Park Manor

3039 Que St. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath Near
stores and transportation SaS Sn
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APARTMENTS UNFURklsHED.

1475 COL. RD.-BEAUT FRONT AND
plenty hot water; avail. April: SCI. 30
2415 E ST. .N.W-DELIGHTFUL CORNER
apts- . rms. kit. din. and bath, S42.5o
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DOWNTOWN APTS.,
l RM., K, $35; 2 RMS, X, $45.
Modern elev apt. bldg; large bright
rooms big closets Furn. at slight extra
charge BLAIR. 1321 NJ st. NV
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

Vacancy for lady. Front basement
studio. for 2 or men; pvt bath: excel
meals
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NEW HEATED DUPLEX,

45l5 AVONDALE ST, BETHESDA-OPEN
2 rms, kit, bath. refs.. porcn; $50. Just
Oh 1000 block Wisconsin ave.
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THE WALTER REED APIS, 921 BUTTER
nut st. n.w.-.2 ige bedrms.. exceptionally
Venetian blinds, heat, hot water, elec refg.
incl in rent; entire apt. in 1st-class cond.,
with windows overlooking Walter Reed
Ant. 2.
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1920 SON ST NW

812 OTIS PL. NV, APT. /.
3 rooms e bedrooms), kitchen and bath
porch; Arcola heat Key at Ant, 2.
$3.50.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
733 18th st. NV. National O352,
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S52.50-New modern, 2-famiIy homes;
bedroom. living room. kitchen-dinette, bath,
yard, porch, laundry. heat, light gas, re-
friReration. See furnished exhibit at cor
ner North Capitol and Farraeut pl. NV.
or phone TIFFEY e. FLYNN. INC. Repub-
tic 1918 sr Georgia 9670. for free trans
at
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Wesley Hall and AnneyeS

, 1903 K st. NV, offers the best in down.
town room and board accommodations Ex-
cellent meals. comfortable and attractive
rms: moderately priced District ZOO.
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bath: tenant furnishes heat; S32 30
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
N. c. COED Visits
Motor City

Miss Irene cleo Clarke OF RAJ
leigh. n. c. spent delightful
Christmas holiday with her uncle
and aunt. MIR. and Mrs Oscar Wo-
mack. if29 Brush street I'is
charming young lady Is a schuol
teacher I'm Raleigh.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Detroit Memphis Club
Entertained BY Rev.
And Mrs. Charles Hill

The Rev and Mrs. Charles HIM ~
Twcniy-ihird street were hos's 10
The Detroit Memphis club SUNDAY
afternoon. Dec H. Everyone vas
glad 10 see 'hc president Mrs
Pearl v Collins, IN tho chair after
several weeks illness.
After the order OF hesiress which
included the appointment az COM
miitecs for Tie ensuing year. tho
members Joined the mems chorus
IN the singing OF Christmas carols
Miss owens. OF the Program COM
mittee read the Ten Commandments
on Christmas. which was enloyed
by all.
The hosts special guests we're
Mr. and Mrs. Smoots AID Mrs
Shoots sister The Christmas del
cacies served by the Rev. and Mrs.
Hill were good 10 the last drop.
The annual Christmas party for
the members was given az the home
OF Mr. and Airs Hall. $40 Brush
street. Dec %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Church Club Sponsors
Luncheon And MAS
Tree For Youngsters

JOY and sunshine was brought 10
more than one hundred undtrpriv-
LEGGED children on Dec. %. by the
willing Workers club OF 81 Paul
AME Zion church, S9i r. Palmer
street A beautiful christmas tree
was provided and delicious lunch
con was served for the Youngsters.
The menu consisted OF ground ham
sandwiches on crisp lettuce leaves.
German salad. deviled eggs. cocoa.
ice cream and cookies.
On departing for home. each child
was given a large bag OF Christmas
goodies. including oranges. mixed
nuts, candies and apples
The president and members OF
the Willing Workers club wish 70
extend thanks to the many friends
who gave donations aud loyal sup
port. as follows: Porters Cleaners.
Dave wisdom. Dr.. Wilson. Or.
Tandy's Drugstore. Webster and
Sons Funeral Home. Walter Riley's
Funeral Home. Kryler's Barber
shop, Artists Pfessers, Mr. Sweeney
and others.
Mrs. Susie Mae Zuber is presi-
dent: the Rev r. r. Flack. pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06

Mond. Mrs. rhares Roberts and
Mrs Horace johnson.
Other guests present included
Mrs Brunei renick Mrs. Ramon
Scrugss. Mrs. Fred Jones. Mrs. Eva
Green, AIRS. Paul Alexander. Mrs.
Edward Carter, Mrs Frank Raiford.
Mrs Marion Amos Green. Mrs Luz
ellie Givens. Mrs Christine Mar
lowe. Miss Nellie Watts. Mrs Rob-
crt Lantoin, Miss Marion Garter
Mrs. Edith Watson. Mrs. Ted White.
Mrs. Radford Morris. Mrs. Thelma
HuiChins. Mrs. Charles Brooks. Mrs
Emmett Morton. Mrs. Julian Rod
gers. Mrs. Robert Parker. Mrs. Err
nest Wagner. Mrs Lynn McCorkle
Mrs William Golden Mrs. Villa
Johnson Mrs. Walter Hines. Mrs.
Walter Harmon. Mrs. Lucille Lee.
Mrs John Roxborough. Mrs Ernest
Fisher, Mrs. Henry Taliaferro. Mrs
LLOYD LOOMS. Mrs William Robin
son. Mrs Chester Ames. Mrs. james
Ames, Mrs. Ernest Westbrook. Mrs
Eatl CONWAY Mrs Charles Cole.
Miss Hazel Lyman. Mrs. Herbert
White. Mrs Pearl Howard and Mrs
u J Grimes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
jolly Strollers Club

The Jolly Strollcrs clab held
their annual Christmas Marty Tues
day Dec % a. tho home o. Mrs
Rosa Murpiy. 9iSt sherman
street
Long tables adorned with turkey.
duck, chicken, many delicacies
egg rog. beer and WHISTLES delighted
the tastes ~ the guests and mem
bers. Gifts we're exchanged. Walter
Bates. president Of the club, re-
ceived a pretty MORE silk loung-
ing robe from tho club. Mrs.
James. ,icepresidcni beautiful
ponseita flower in huge pot
DancirS and bridge we're enjoy
cd Mr. and Mrs Bullet club
guests. obliged with piano selec-
,ions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Many Attend Gay Holiday Party
At Blount Chandler Avenue Home

Gaiety reigEed when Miss Mil
drcd Blount was hostess at par
~. gwen AZ her home on Chandler
avenue. last week Main events Of
the evening we're moving picture
taking hy L. c. Blount. games and
dancing which were enjoyed by ev-
cryone The home was charmingly
decorated and The hostess served
her guests delectahle repast con-
sistlng OF chicken green peas. po-
tato chips hoi rolls. punch and
pickles
The guests we're all seated al
tables in the recreation room
for this exciting moment Guests
present were Lowell Locke. arthur
Arthur Phillips Bernice Thomas
Geraldine Woodson Frances Brin-
son. Lena Crimson. George Jones
Delmer White. Marian Pace. Ade-
laide Jones. wondolvn and vini-
fred Broyles. william Shuford Rob-
ert Thomas Frances Davenport.
walter lacksor Harry TAYLOR. Mat
thew Robinson Warren Bryant
Teddy Wheeler Darrell Boyies.
Dawn watson. Matthew Robinson.
Bill Ellis Theodore wheeler. Ger
aid White Bobby Phillips. Vivian
McFall Mynne Bryant. Leonard
Hayes. Myzell Sowell, Cover Mac
Wyatt Elmer Russell. Geraldine
Marshall. Ursula Buford. Harry
Willis. Mary Lindsay. EVELYN Pace.
Leo Norris Harvey Mitchell George
Jones. Bill AFTER. Leonard RAY.
Harding Williams. william Cole
man. Jr Lloyd Watson. Sylvester
clark Herbert Watson. Allean
Ross Minnie Mac Bryant. Constance
Blouut and Parker Mcdonald.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs. Harold johnson Bridge
Party Hostess At Alpha House

Outstanding among the social
events OF the Yuletde week was
the elaborate bridge party. given
at the Alpha House on Eliot street.
Wednesday afternoon. Dec. q. by
Mrs. Harold Johnson. The hostess
included among her guests the
members OF the VS. Bridge club and
additional friends OF her own. also
many OF the friends OF Mrs. Horace
Johnson. the recent bride OF Mrs
Harold Johnson's son.
The guests were very fittingly
gowned for this gay social function.
satins. velvets. metallics and crepes
and a predominance OF mink and
fox .furs were in evidence.
A sumptuous luncheon was sery-
Cd after which a special bar was
opened for the guests. from which
they chose any beverages which
they desired for the remainder OF
the evening.
Among the winners Of the
evening who took home the COR
geous gifts. were Mrs. Bernadine
Jordan Mrs LOWELL Cuzzens. Mrs
Phillip. Roberts Mrs Edward wal
alec. Mrs Percival Pepper. Mrs.
Peggy Atkins. Mrs Lillian La
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
KIDDIES FETED
AT "Y' PARTY

Tha Cord club wss hos. - $50
hoys and rlffs Nssncsdsv Decer-
hcr IT, TIE rar,v started vth
ssth i'''e Sad. beng introduce
rt ffc.r hhs.. fo- ,4e afternoon
1he fir- ar' uas fo ,hs oraps
10 ~ focko -afefeffv This fsat
uas S,ccassfr. a. iel ~. ~
Gfe Th8ms. ara as-t.fa-ts
TIA el- IA n,ar,r3 ~,
No ar.p.s.,e-, TX 'ts tais.
nac rhs~s nsr.
lsff.rs,. cvo,, .....-..
q, ,.e 4-,. $780,
u.a-. 81. fs I.a,
.rt. ,fas ra.t-
.h4 A.,ir .t,-l p~.,.
rte la.a.~
v.s r..tt.~e u.o5l. 49,
Gs-s ,s-.,. .4
,err t,... e.
7
.,.a
t,r. 81, ,.
hsst,-s ~ 49, 7'.7
e,s-t $780,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Newlyweds Honored
At Xmas Reception

4 wedding reception VAS hela
on Christmas day ~ the home ~
Mr. and Mrs George SCOT III as4s
Brown PLACE IN honor ~ 'heh
son and dangh'er-in-iaw Mr. and
Mrs Warren Scott
Tie Young couple were married
IN Napoleon Ohio Ga December 4
Tho new Mrs ScoW Was ,he for
MGR Miss Lois Darlington
AZ her reception The bride wore
a gown Of peach chiff5n. ana IN.
yer ornaments in her hasr Her
shoulder 5ouquef was 81 garden
las.
approximately eighty guests ~
tended tho reception and were
served in elaborate buffer sieie
Numbered among the msar
guests We're Janetf4 a~riur'on
Christopher Harrison Robbie Hoi
mes. William Cell Ioroazo Sh rf
Luther Darlington Robert Holmes
Tilford atkins Gnoi c. Benton
Mr.. and Mrs Victor LETT Jane,
'le'NS' MISS lAfiiAa Jamison. Az
ger Gillespie William James. I'd
ward Harris, Charles Lucas. VA
leria Smith, Eloise Bell. Rohtr,
Williams Helen Washingfo Diaf-
ence stevens. Quay Ellison. Robert
Brown Mr. end Mrs A " Rsnfon
Mrs +. For. Miss .lih Becker
Miss Arn kilcor, Miss Jacque-
line starr Archie short RAYMOND
'arter. nss Mar-aref Ne,l.. WI
liam TAYLOR William Trorter Ger
aid Priiche' Miss Peggy Hall. Al
len Barksdale A,tera Anderson
Lonzo Levy. Mr. and Mr.. Rober.
Middleton. Russell Middleton Miss
Dolores Naughns Charles BENTON
Paul Middiesior George ADAMS.
George Benton. Mrs ! u SfeNavt
Miss VI shelby Nf arl Nir VI
". sharply. and Mr. and Ms Az
fred Perry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Club NeOs
ALPHAS CIV e
BUFFET SUPPER
Bt the on.Looker

One Of the swankiest Affairs
flc holidays was given by tal
inp-Aatcd gentleman OF the l
street residence those ind
ualistic Alphas Their Kew l,a
csc party az the Alpha House
really one which Will long be-
meuhered for its couvieialry
merrimeuf DR. Chester a MI
charge tana!fes dld of.iAa
job Of planning the affair. wAlea
vas con hlnation dane ug and bu,-
iet supper party. Among the AlpAas
aud tAeir guests were d. and Mrs.
u IL Gis.us. Mr and Mrs L cuz-
zen- Mr and Mrs Ernest West-
brooks SIR AID Ms. john Rox-
horo1en Mrs. villa JQauson. Mrs.
Lallond OF Indianapolis sister %
Nis John RoNbore4g1. Miss Hazel
Lyman Mr. and Mrs ernest Fisher,
N.s CHARLES Roberts % New York.
Mr snd Mfs Claude cooper. sIr.
a.d AIRS LINN McCoskle Mr. aud
Mrs g. s Howell 81 and Mrs.
CHARLES cole MISS Elsie Boxoor-
olen Mr. and Mrs Bon Robinson,
Mass Harainc. Ears C1zyers Attor-
10y and Mrs luhsn Rod1er-. A.
'ofney hsries KcNaofoagh. Mr. and
Airs Husae- Peterson Mr. and
Mf Roslyn Lindsey Attorney and
Mss n = Tala.erfo Dr and Mrs.
CHARLES BROOKS ~ Rollins. Dr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06

son Stewart. Gloria Snodgrass. Ar
chic Short. Jauetta Darlington. An
ME Russell. Edith Hall. Eloise Bell
Dorothy Wright was pleasing
hostess when she entertained mem
bers OF a popular club and their
guests at a party in her lovely home
on Hancock avenue The affair was
we'll attended by the younger set
and everyone had a grand time,
among those present were. Torch
edy Thomas. George Ann Jones,
Norman Roberts. Ida Williams. Joe
Mcdowell. Rosalee Brown, Robert
Thomas. Vivian Nelson. Delrnar
White. Betty Edmondson Rosalee
Merriweather. Wilfred Caldwell,
Emily Merritt. Eleanore Williams.
Rhobena Watt. Dorothy Loutlle.
Gwendolyr Howell Dolores Howell
and many others.
This And That
Joe Bailey former student OF
Northwestern High and now a
freshman at a popular college seems
TO be doing alright for himself He
is a quarterback on the varsity
team.
Tolula Smith reports that she will
leave Detroit Friday for visit in
Chicago
Lenord Proctor was in town for
the holidays visiting relatives and
friends. He left Friday for Chicago.
where he will visit there and then
20 10 Arm Arbor where he is a col
lege student.
Alice and Joya Sheriff. are visit.
ing in Chicago for their Xmas.
Betty Lorine and lmogene Banks
were up from Mt Clemens during
the holidays.
The Coed club entertained many
youngsters at their first annual
party for underprivilege children
last Wednesday at the YMCA. The
children played mary games and
had coolies of food 10 eat Two bask-
cts OF food were given away to a
boy and girl who was the winner
VI fut MUNltdl ' units ftdtll tHAiN
was given a present. Following the
party the members of the club as
sembled over Gene Merritts home
whore they were entertained. Some
present were: Delmer white. Theo-
dore Massenburg. William Cole
man. Fredricka smith. Robert Tho
mas. RUBY Thomas. Dorothy Mccoy.
Elizabeth Mccoy. George Jones. Ma
thaniel Carr. Leo Morris (guesp,
Josie Richardson and many others.
The hostess served her guests nice
rcpast.
The YMBA held their election OF
officers last week They are now
planning a New Years celebration
for members and their guests.
Many congrats to: Helen Brax-
ton. Clara Young Beulah Gren-
nrige. Lois Darlington, Lorraine
Moss Isabella Dixson. charming
December brides. Best Of luck to
yea.
News for this column NAV be sent
10 th7 Tribune office not later than
Monday or ny phonine my residence
Townsend S-23l0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Hi-Lite Club Donates
Christmas B a 5 k e t IS

The Hi-Lite club was one OF The
local ORGANIZATIONS which helped
make Christmas cheerful for the
needy The club distributed four
baskets Of groceries 10 undcrpri-
Nileeed families. each family hav-
ing more than five children The
baskets were distributed Saturday
December q. under tho leadership
of Eul Puryear the sponsor: and
Davis Irwin aud John Iomar. bus
mess managers
The club extends best wishes
Tor q prosperous New Year and
hopes r render larger service I'M
iha i..u.a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
The Ideal Art Club
Has Annual Party On
Saturday f V e n i n G

The lovely home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sorsby. 1926 Hazlett street
was all aglow and decorative sat
urdav evening Dec 30 when the
Ideal Art club held It's Christmas
party. The beautiful certerpiece on
the dining room table was very at
,ractive having been made of holly
with red berries and pine cones
springing up here and there II was
also bedecked with red candles. and
was made by the genial hostess.
Mrs. NJ Sorsby
4 very tasty menu was served
followed by nuts, candies and other
Christmas goodies.
Those present We're Mr.. aud
Mrs A L. Belchcr. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewi-. Mr. ard Mrs. T. Burnett. Mr.
and Mrs Forest Thomas. Mrs. Turn
er. Mrs Jeneries. Mrs. Adams Mr..
aud Mrs. Scott Mrs. Holland, Mrs.
A. Brown Mrs Harris OF Chicago /.
Mr.. and Mrs n /. Hollcy. Miss
Mary Wilson. Mrs. T.. Burnett.
Messrs Frederick. John Warren
and Burns.
Mrs Hattie Burnett Is president
OF The club. Mrs rrna Turner sec
rotary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Ladies Aid Circle

The Ladies' Aid circle Four of
Scott Methodist church wns fcfed
with q Christmas pAr't given b,
Supervisor Carrie Rrowr AZ her
home on Twenty hfth street lasf
Thursday
Those who enjoyed hingo and
the delicious refreshments served
were Mcsddmcs Viola Hill. Eva
Holt n NJ Carroll. Bertha New
ton. lolanthe Moran Tncz Nor
row. Lula Anthony. Leona Me-
Murray and II. Mae Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of Austin
WhitIock. who died December :.
1888.
\ precious son from ns has gone.
voice We loved Il Stilled,
\ place i vacant In our home,
Which never cnn he filled.
God In His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given.
Aud though the body SlumbcrS here,
Tho soul i safe In heaven.
Sadly missed by Neither, Father.
Sister. Brother and Grandmother
Granger.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Montagues Hosts To
Christmas Guests

Mr.. aud Mrs Walter L. Monta-
cue, 500 + Garfield avenue. enter
taired guests on Christmas Eve
Cocktails and endiyes were served.
after which The entire party went
to enjoy the Charles Young Drum
and Dugle Corps cabaret party at
the Walters and Bellmen's club.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06

W II Greene. Mrs Lille Scurlock
" HAYES Nh Kelly. Miss Holly
Mr.. and Mrs william Dixon. Mr.
and Mrs Joseph wells. Mr.. and
Mrs Al jefferson Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Harris. Mr. and Mrs Henry
Jones. Mr. and Mrs John Coin. and
Mr. Rhodes.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Girl Develops Her Hobby
Into a Paying Business
BY ]. b. ZATMAN.

How to turn hobby into a profit
able business-profitable enough, at
least, to pay her way on a tour OF
the country-was described recently
by Moree Zenz, 1S, of Huntington
Park, Calf.
Moree, who spent two weeks in
Washington, makes wooden novelty
pins of elephants, ducks, dogs and
other designs to be worn on clothing.
She calls them "Hollywoodies," since
her home is near the motion picture
center. BY selling the novelties in
various cities, she makes enough to
60 on to the next town, thus COM
bining business with pleasure.
1t all began four years ago, she
explained, when her first wood d-burn-
ing set was given to her for her
borthday by her parents. When
Valentine Day approached she de-
cided to give her schoolmates some
distinctive presents. So, with the
aid Of her father, who operated a
lathe and jigsaw, she designed some
little wooden hearts. Her mother
applied coat OF lacquer on the pins.
Other people saw the finished
products and wanted to know where
they could be obtained, and Moree
soon found herself busy supplying
orders from all parts Of the United
States, and even from Europe.
The pins are made Of three-ply
gumwood with the design burned on
them with q wood.burnins stylus.
With the political campaigns this
year, she said, she expects . large