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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-30
Smoem ais ,0aubiperfer uub Wrbeiter

ArtGur @rcilcr, ser @oulcitcr ocs
Wartbe-@auS (uorrnal5 Der polnild)e
&orrioor) bat einem oltSlGnoild)eu
&orrelponoenten sic Nfitteillua ae.
l'1odt, oab sic 100000 snoen 5u oen
j''perlalllgltel1 slrbeitcru ,rno belteu
9onomerfcrl1 gcboren llno er oeufe
nld)t oaran, lie los5luerocn. Wrciler
logte, roe SSltoen lcben in iGrcu ci.
aenen Gerncilpciem sic bon ibren
Heltelten geleitct mcroen. Sir Nuf.
red)terbaltl1ng ser Sronlug iorgen
1llollde Foli5ilteu. 9ieie lino irii6ere
NffI5Iere 1no polnilNen 1no 0lter-
re'ttlben slrlnee, 1uno id mlb iogen,
b'ele 1llter ibrcn lnS 10 ellt lue Die
ocltlte Hpli5ei."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-30

Sbniot: ,,9>a, olt alter Iautoffel.
belo> on. Sd bobe ood tatl1blib ge.
ltern geIcben, tuic ou no gelellcu bait
lmo Dir lelblt eiten &nopf AT oeineu
Wantel onndben nubte1t."
@teper: ~9u bilt Elm 2iiancr! 0as
1T nldt ipogr> was ou iaeIt."
Sdniot: ,8ie fannlt ou oas be.
banpten? Sd babe es ood nit met.
nen eigenen slu9en geieben.'
WeDer: ~ltno oo6 lit es nibt tpabr.
@s tuar Der Wautel meiner Srau."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-30

items 10 biel er5ielen, ipie 6iei ies Sabr,
tpenn nidt rnebr. Die &ornpreiie lte-
ben beuer in feinem eltten Gerbdlt,
mis- 81 oen S6tpeinepreiien un6 biele
3iidter tper6en entnutigt. Souten
fid Sic Shtpeinepreiie nidt boz
SdluB 6es sSSabres beiiern, 10 i1t au.
5ltnebmen, 6aB nddltes Sabr beoelt-
teno tpeniger S6peine eesiidtet, nit,
Fin audi bermarftet tperben. =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-30

5erfeIt erle6en sic bieIe @egeiiterltng
in oollen 8ogen. tuie iie ein aan3es
Bolt; oas tpirtIdaftiid unS eroboft
NIT oen 8eben bertuadlen lit, um.
brauit uno umbranoet, tbie lie in oen
Sersen zines san5en Stanbes intmer
friid iid entfadt mo in Muif, Sana
unO 2ieoern l,no einem sroBen llm5ug
SIT eroBartiger 2ebensfreuSe auf(o.
oert.
llno bas b1ngt nun Samit 51Iam-
meu, oab bies grnte0onfieit nidt ir-
genoeiner grofrudt gilt, iouSern ib-
rer ionnenbaftelten, ser &cbe, oeren
8ein oas Sebensgefiibl ia midtig er-
bobt.
Ser gtitus bieies Seites besibt iid
nun lit einem Iolf rno auf einer
Groe, Die BON ser Siislng nit ser
tuelibe,, @naoe ser @eiltes- uno Ser.
5ensbeipeglid)feit seieenet moroen
lino. 9teuenbtrg lit eminent goIliih;
olles, ipas 5lm Yreile oes @eltliheu
aela9t iperOen oorf mlB fir Ne,t-
d)atel flingeu im Eefroin, Sen mir
ale lie6en uno in ocn mir ilr1rter
einltimmen:
ct chantons en- choeur lie pays
romano
de tout notre occur ct tout simple
ment'
ltrt ocS mellden @clcnS niQcn. @ie
1ld) lelne leicbte iSrobmiitigfcit, feline
pridelnoe llnbcidpertbeit, icin ion.
niges lte6er ocn 2eben ser 3lngc III
clncln 8lalc Ncltdateler oficn6urt, 10
5ei9t eS lid oen slllge l,nN ocm 8e.
mllt am @in5crfelt, uenm sic fr0G.
llbe Wcnoc in beitcrn @ruppcu 0ie
StroBen ser ialberu Meinltoot ourd.
lingt, mcnn sic Gauge aus Sen So.
fallen ouf sic ElGsc ipirbcln, mcun
Die Sro0tcn cin gliicfli0c5 G1tcrerbe
belpcllcn lno ser groBc sSelt5llg nit
lclncr Gerbcrrlibung ocs @cins nuo
MclnbaueS Sic 9ontbarfcit eiues
Tolte$ gcgcllitbcr icincr Groc uno lei.
ner Some III 9(nnnlt uno 2uIt trooi-
tlonStreu lulo Dcilnatedt an ocn 1aa
ltellt. Sag, oem nlr 5u ldnea Die
unbelteclldc 9tcltcnblracr llhr ocu
slbldico itlGgt n0breno III Sen felt.
l1delt Mcnlten nod frcl,oig Scr @ciu
mo lcin ErcS treiit uno otf ocu
1'll'nebr toblcn S5iigeln ser Sig.
mobiles rings Sic Groe lid miaig lno
oel11lltla 1d)on elmer nel,cn TruNtbar-
felt entgcgenionnt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-30

& Vlite JelDe Don WeTorfnen gaI OCT
ttel.e &egierungsTef Sranfreid)s,
Maridal Betain, aIm aufba,, nibt
nur bes Staatssebilses, .ionbern por
,allen zines driitlih,ioaialen 2ebens
in Intpenollng aebradt gu bieien
8eror6nrneen aebort ol6 bie, tpel,
DIE oen 2ebensmittel einfaufenSer
Miittern SEN @or5ug sibt. sic erbal>
ten cine &arte nit bent Germerf:
~3uerlt 5u beoienen!' 9ieie Nns>
tueisfarte, 10 idreibt bie ,,9ipa",
nadt es ii6t6ar, tpie 6as um feline
@ieoerartferitebung fornpfenbe Sranf=
reid 6en ltmbrud) 6es 6ffentliden
@etpiiens our Mnerfennl1ng ser @ut>
terluiirbe in sic @ege leiten mill.
&idt etpa, als Oh oas miitterlide @e>
fiibl, soieies aartelte nno bodber5igIte
aller @efiib1e, perloren gegangen tpd=
re. Wfan bat es ia in Ben Iebten 500
naten in Sranfrei6 tpieoer melt er-
Iebt, tpie Sunoerttauien6e bon fliid=
tenocn 0fiittern alles an Sab lmo
&ut int Stid)e lieBcn, I'M ibr Soft
borltes, sic &leinen auf oem Nrm
uno an Sen SGnoen, ieIbl ltpergelien
1tuo cpferniitig 5l1 retten.
Sot nau aber in SEN 1eBten 5lpan=
5ig Sobren sic ME periiegenoe miit=
terlibe Spferliebe eebiibreno aner-
fatnt luo bepertet? Sat man iie
burd finolide @egenliebe pergolten,
bic iih ol,rd 9ant6arfeit, gbriltrdt
nno ltnterltiibung flnogibt? Sat
ntan sic gpa lpirfli6 als Shutter al
len,. Sc6ens gee6rt ooer lie nidt biel=
mebr ais Spiel5eug -1uo ols geborene
&erfiibrerin bingeltelt2 Sat mani
nidyt in ser Seffeltli6feit iiulner oo5
@ciblide meit mebr als oos SPLITTER
Itd)e beraltsgeltrihen?
...Gs iuare gut, ipenn man in bieler
9iniid)t allleits cine @eipilienserior=
fhlmg anltellen ipiirbe. Ofan fann
aelegentlid) olr6 in fatbolilGen 3ei=
t,tngen s(usfiiDrungen 5ur uSrauen"-
frage lelen, in benen bas Welttertluu
Der Srau offenld)tli6 5uriidtritt
Man mltB altd) in fatbolilden 3eitln=
gen li6 iiber &ino=Snlerate trgertt,
Die in 8ort rno 8ilo bos g8eib pro-
pagieren 1tno babel Ieiber oft bas
Muttertl,m berlmebren. @enn ioldes
am 9riinen Sol5e gel6iebt - min ia
gen in fatboliiben 3eitlngen 5lt le=
fen ltn0 at ieben lit, - mas tplnoer,
tpent ufarblolc" 8ldtter bas gauge
9rlm ,tn6 Oran ser il1timiter
5rallenfleiounesltiide llngenicrt in
groBen Mn5eigen auf1naribieren Iai.
feu uub sic 5rau MIR ais feelenloles
8iippder, iuenn nid)t gar a1s Brlnf=
ftiid 5eigen.
Die fog. ,,mooerne" 2ebensaltffaI-
flung bat ir ser Sat alerbonb aus ser
5ram genadt. 9ie @futter ion, 10
lebren bel1te fallde Eropbeten, ni6ts
anOeres ais ser quite &amerao ibrer
&inoer fem. 9ie @attin tpuroe 5ur
Mrbeits- lmO 8ergniig1ngsgenollin
ibres Mannes berabgelpiiroi9t. 9ie
iltn9e So6ter feiert man ols auge.
nebnten S6ul= unb Sportsfan1eraoeu,
aus oem ipdter Damn oueroings oft
bent Manne cine gefabrlid)e &onfrr=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-30

Ser @nprf oes in Seem ort fir sic orobam niuer
iat betimmten e6aoe betet mebr Die andt eies @edats
eebauoes as Die enes SIN ntern Mam6aan
ioa es fir 6e oortgn aen bete 8isber mBten at oieiem
}ued gebauoe seietet teroen. De orSbom lnpetat
Der leitenben fatboen bobern 2eranaer bsebt in oei
Sabre 6as bunberte @riin6mgsi,ibtLGmm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Five w Social And
Charity Club Meetl
w it h Mrs. Howard

The : w Social and Charity I'M
held its regular hi-monihly meet
ing Monday evening a, The loved
home OF Mrs. Childs. on Reechwooj
street Mrs. Howard was ,he eenid
hostess.
After the business hour vhicl
was presided over rs Ne presa
dent. Mrs. w. VI. McCawhlf M
members present We're served
very tasty rcpast. consisting d
cocktails, salad. ice cream AMI
dainty cookies.
The officers and memher- Of M
Five w Social and Charity claV
are happy 10 join with other Vest
siders in welcoming tee peirol|
Tribune's newly opened Office Of
w. warren avenue.
Mrs. Ophelia Smith IS club RI
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
NOTICE.!

All friends and we'll wishcrs OF
The Detroit Tribune are cordially
invited to visit our Westside office
opened Monday. April % at 47l2 w.
Warren avenue. Room "a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
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LEGAL NOTICES
Chas. Campbell. Lawyer
99SI Ir>kine street


STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Cir
cult Court for the County OF Wayne
In Chancery.
MARIE GRAY. Plaintiff. VS..
EDWARD GRAY. Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At session of said court held
in the city OF Detroit on the 10Th
day OF March 1910 Present. The
Hon. Clyde / Webster. Circuit
Judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing by az
fdavit on hlc that summons here
in cannot be served on tho said
defendant because his residence is
unknown and il cannot be ascer-
tanned in what state or Country he
resides.
IL is ordered that he appear
herein within three months from
the date OF this order or the bill OF
complaint may be taken as con-
fessed and that this order be serv-
ed and published according TO law
and copy thereof mailed to de-
PENDANT az his last known adj
dress.
CLYDE /. WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
CASPAR /. LINGEMAN
Clerk
BY HERBERT SCHMIDT
Deputy Clerk 4-27--6-S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Fashion Show At
United Christian

Don't forget TO attend the Fash
ion show Friday evening, April &c
At the Cnited Christian church.
1891 Thirlieth street. near McGraw.
Miss Alice Williams. pianist of the
church and q coed at Wayne uni
versity. IS the sponsor Tickets
arc ten and twenty cents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
:: West Side Welcomes Detroit Tnbunes New Branch =
NIECE HONORS
AUNT WITH.
NATAL PARTY


A very enjoyable birthday party
was given in honor of Mrs. Pearl
Marshall by her niece. Mrs NJ. l..
Tankerslcy az her home. 1881 Ep-
worth boulevard recently
The home was very beautifully
decorated in the honorce's favorite
color. hot pink and white. The
delicious menu consisted of beef
pattics. and trimmings. ice cream,
cake and punch Mrs. Marshall re-
ccived some lovely gifts.
Among the many guests were
MIR and Mrs r. Pruitt Mr. and
Mrs. william Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. J MCGEE. Mr.
and Mrs J.. Murdoch. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Wright. Mrs G. Crystal, Mrs. n.
Chairman AIRS. l. Franklin, Mrs.
l.. Walton Mrs l.. Lamar, Mrs
Davis. Mrs. ode Osley. S. Adams,
Mrs. Katie Johnson and mother
and daughter and Mrs f. Howell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
'Clereynlen
Pledge Support
To Tribune
All Churches
Await Coming
AME Conference

Other churches located on the
Westside are the Hartford Avenue
Baptist. Hartford and Milford ave
nucs, the Rev. c. A. Hill. minister:
ST. stephens AME. Stanford ard
Cobb place. the Rev. J. ID. Howell,
minister. United Christian, a63l
Thiriieth street. the Rev II. l..
Jordan. minister; John Wesley
AMEZ Beechwood and Moore
place. the Rev J. l.. Moore, minis
ter: Mt. Olive Primitive Baptist,
Woodrow near Cobb. the Rev. J.
y. Brown. minister; st. James
CME. Ninewood and w. Kirby
streets, the Rev J. VI. Peitigrew.
minister; St Cyprians Episcopal,
Milford and Twenty-eighth streets,
the Rev. NJ G. Dade. minister.
The hundreds OF visitors expected
~ come to the city TO attend the
Sevcnty-Fiye Years Negro EXPOSE
tion ard the AME General confer
ence are especially invited 10 visit
these Westsde churches.
The Rev. !. u. Howell, pastor Of
ST. stephens AME church. stan
ford and Cobb streets. with other
Wcsiside ministers pledges his CO.
operation TO the new Tribune
Wesiside office which opened Nor
day at 47i9 W. Warren avenue. Be
cause 81 the approaching ANE
General conference the Rev. Mr.
Howell explained TO the Tribune
representative in charge II this
office that he would he able 10 give
more cooperation after the confer
cnce has closed.
ST. stephens broadcasis each
SUNDAY from s to $40 pm. over
station wJBK. The pastor stated
that beginning next SUNDAY. the
church will be graced with out OF
town ministers during the entire
session Of the conference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Impressive Funeral Services Held
For Mrs. Thula Cobb AT Tabernacle

Very impressive rites for the late
Mrs. Thula Cobb ~ 609S Scotch
avenue. we're held SUNDAY, April II
AT 1880 r. m. at the Tabernacle
Baptist church OF which she was a
faithful member The pastor. the
Rev r. II Pittman ofhciated. Mu-
sic VAS rendered by the Senior
choir Solos were sung nv Mes
DANES Mabel Gray and Gertrude
Durham 4 number Of pretty floral
wieaihs aud palms surrounded the
bronze cssket
Mrs cobb. who was horn in Cot
,ace Grove. Tenn. passed away
Wednesday April Il in one Of the
local hospitals after p lingering
illness. when quite young her par
cnts moved 10 Murray Ky where
she became member OF The 81
John Baptist church. She took w
residence 10 Detroit in 1892. later
becoming a memher ~ Tabernacle
whore she attended regularly when
illness did no; intervene Mr. Cobb
Was devout Christian and was
well thought Of hy all who knew
her
The Survivors are a husband,
Andrew Cobb. lwo daughters. Bev-
ce and MIS- Blanche Palmer of
ncfroi': enc scr Iifoa Cohh of
padlcah Ky one grandson Ti'ion
W nss uie,es one nephew and
several other relatives
oar ~ town relatives 70 accom-
parv The ,ami', with the remains
~ Nnav for hgrial we're Nh and
Mrs Nekin.ey N'lis II New York
t'ft
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Climpses
Confined from page ~
Two active club women are: Mrs.

iva active club womcn are: Mrs.
Elizabeth llauSahook and Mrs.
Ezahcth liiloy who attended a
nanqact given in the honor Of Row.
IA a Whle last Fridr night at
fhe yC0 hal. Mrs. Haaeabook is
prosldcn, Of The Womcns service
league which is doire wondcrfuI
work for needy families
Nav that census takers have
gore their way yoa'l' want to
know who some Of The Polly and
JOHNNY prNcrs Were Tue young
crown was Neil represented ny
tarol Evans. Harrison stewart.
Judnia Jackson. Bon Dahis. Ram
DAN Hai Ellen Jane Burden, Juan
IA Hobbs Marion smith. Violet
Rauks Ofha Mae kirk. and llclcn
l1ard Ms Geneva AlcNandcr
was Also an enumeration. as were
MIR Carrie Riley Mi Irene Rob-
erss. Rum Wehh Rollo Nc~i Eala-
la Hail Fern Johnson. ard MafN
Jeffrey
sights oi the Weekend:
l Marion Garter hucgin2 her
horses neck instead 81 holdine the
reins when he jumped ditch
ISL ish. and she hcci riding more
ihan year ga copper Larry
Bea,h nursing swollen jaw
whith a wugld-bc-iincf hit before
boirg downcd ny sfalwart Larry
90 SN'Sia saving good bye 'fl
ncAi inc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27

The Rev. X. l.. Brady. pastor
of second Baptist church. who
delivered an eloquent sermon nj
Tabernacle Baptist church
sunday. tpril ~. 3:30 pm. on
The first Anniversary OF the
Committee OF Twelve. will
again visit the West Side SUM
day. April y when he will
speak nj the Mems Mass meet
Inc 10 be held NJ Hartford Ave.
nue. Baptist church nj 3 pm.
The Rev. Mr.. Brady VIII speak
on the subject. -Things That
Hold Is Back" Judge Maher
will also speak. Music viii he
furnished by the Tabernacle
Male chorus, { harles W.
>pcights, director. Seats VIII
he reserved until 3 o'clock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
New LightChurchHas
Employment Office

Tho ires employment o'hse open
~ al ne Sew Jsh' Baptist chnreh
sooo Thrre'A street about six
wesks ago mahinS rapid pro-
sfess unaer 'he sponsorship Of the
Soc.al service department or the
church. and supervised hs the pas
for INC Rev \ " Martin
SPONSORS Announce that mote
than one hnnifed persons have
heen gwen lbs within the las
~ vccke. office houfs arc from
p a. % ~ 20 m daily. except
50 itlaf NHcn .oses AZ noon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27

6ll3-l5 Beechwood ~.
sunday Services:
$3.50 4. VI. sunday School
1900 4. VI. Preaching
600 Z. VI. Baptist Training Union
1880 +. M.-Preachlng.
Baptismal and Lords Sup
per each LIST Sunday, $3.50
r. NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Wed.
300 p. NJ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Mrs. Allen Venable
Honored At Shower

Mrs Allen Nenable, ,nee Pere-
dsha Nr.sht daughter OF \. ;.
Wright fea estate broker was
honotsi az pretty Bahy-to-he
shower hy Mrs Addrenah shaw
SUNDAY. April 81 az ihe hostess
home so7f liazleii sires,
Darling i;i,,e gifts of pink and
blue We're received from Mss Lula
Forcv Mss Maveie stokes. Mrs
CARTE shaw Mrs lnez Wight.
Mrs ipriiie FrNard Mrs George
Tgrner. Mrs Marie Wr-h' Mrs
Mary Holwcs NrS. Mareavet
Wright
Mrs Nenahie E one 3, tho popu-
lar hss'noss Young wafrons o. the
Westside.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Card OF Thanks

wish 10 take this emporium.
ity OF thanking tho various min.
listers and churches. business
concerns and residents oi the
Westside who have contributed
toward making this "Nclcome
Page" possible. also those who
have expressed CONGRATULATIONS
upon this new venture. and
pledged their cooperation. Our
oiiice Is located i7ls ". Warren
avenue. Room ~. telephone Ty.
Ter 1861. Oiice hours will
he from : 80 am. 10 $40 pm.
topies oi The Detroit Tribune
can also be purchased nj our
new office.
(Signed)
Mrs. Ellen VI. wilson. Mgr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
First Baptist Church

Tho Rev y y Black pastor OF
the First Baptist church. spoke 10
a large congregation last sunday
morning He chose his text from
The twelfth chapter Of ST. Mark
Suhjcct Giving to the Cause Of
God -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Gospel Choral Union
Will Meet In Ohio

The national hoard meeting will
convene in Cincinnati, Ohio on May
l. There will he singers from all
over the country coming 10 this
convention
The Choral union Went 10 Sec
ond Baptist church In Fcrndale last
Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
STORE FOR RENT

si4l Beaublen - Custer. Large
basement store. ideal for beer gar
den. beauty parIor or any purpose.
tdamo, To. S-3iiG.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27

Sunday Service:
$3.50 A. M.-Sunday School
11;OO A. M.-Preaching
$500 y. Nh. Y. r. I.
$500 +. VI. -PreachIng
Communion and RaptizinI
Every 1st Sunday EveninI
Prayer meeting every We'd
SP. M.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE
BARBER SHOP good business
and location. 2I7 T.. DAWSON.
Th0s. Lee; To. 1876.
HOTSE FOR SALE
1850 Mitchell ~. Cheap icr
Cash. Inquire III. T.. DAWSON;
Th0s. Lee; To. 6-95l6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11

PRIVATE DETECTIVE. Investigation,
OF all types. including domestics.
Licensed. LOGUE. GA $3.50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Marriage
licenses,

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Chanley s.
DUNCAN. 35 and Mabel Georgia
Koch, %, both Of Abs So. NJ St;
Earl B. Sanders, 46. Centralia.
and Margaret A. Miller, Al, 6s0S
So. Alder; Fred Ferdinand Weyer-
man. 30. and Constance Mar
garetta Spencer, SO. both of Car
bonado; John Kyle Hartsell, 81.
s037 So. Alaska. and Betty Jean
Nelson. Is, Sab Fawcett; John
Androsko. 81, South Prairie. and
Emily Huding, "a, Ri. 3 Box 799,
Puyallup; Clifford Walker Hum
phrey, 81, and Frances Catherine
Penn, Is. both of Los Angeles;
Robert Walker, %, and Geneva
Parkham. 10, both of Puyallup;
Peter Edwin Iverson, 80, 40 So.
X, and Dorothy Janice Kurth, %,
1912 No. st; Joe Tom Czeresko,
%, 1916 Ea. 2sth St. and Frances
c. Sienkiewich, 81, Rt. 3, Box 734,
Puyallup; Ralph Malberg Lind
skog, %, rs So. 50th, and Martha
Caroline Engel, 20, Startup,
Wash: Francis E. Burnett, %,
1912 So. l st. and Bernice Elouise
Olson, 10, 3s4S So. Tacoma ave;
Earl Rufus Parrish, 20, Rt. l, Box
1877, Buckley, and Dolores Bertha
Arndt. 10, Orting; Nylin f. Lud-
ington, rs. Arlington, Va, and
Ruth Dougherty, 26, 720 So. 18th,
Tacoma; Clyde Donald Heuslin,
~, 1909 So. 18th, and Virginia
Louise Hoffner, %, 907 No. G St;
David Virgillo, 20, 7412 So. G st.
and Louise Crawford. II, 901 Ea.
Franklin Bernard Nor
man. %, Auburn, and Helen Louise
Bradley. 10, Pacific City, Richard
rs, 4507 No. Huson,
and Lenora Graham, Is, 1901 No.
Cakes; Edna c. Boone. Al, 4124
No. Mason. and Agnes Marie
20, 1928 So. Monroe;
Richard Harold Forman, "a, Au-
burn, and Dorothy Belle Sarver,
%, ITO Ia. Pioneer, Puyallup;
Thomas c. Ryan, 81, Tacoma, and
Erma De Troy. 27. Nashua, Mont.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS

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Virus Lodge
Will Install

With members of the affiliated
lodges from Everett, Black Dia-
mond. Seattle and Aberdeen pre-
sent as guests, Virtus lodge No.
1243 here will install officers Tues
day. June IL. at 7:30 p. m. in
Normanna hall at 18th and X SITS.
Mrs. Mabel Monaldi who is in
charge of the installation cere-
monies announces she has planned
a surprise for those taking part
in the installation ceremonies.
Following the program there will
be a dance starting at $50 p. m.
which will be open to the public.
Officers to be installed are
president, Mrs. Vito LAMA, vice
president, Mrs. Frank Carbone /:
oratore, Miss Eva Nomellini; cor
responding secretary. Miss Theresa
Bertucci; financial secretary, Miss
Mitchell; treasurer, Miss Helen
Peluso; ceremonere, Miss Gene
We've Galfano. and Mrs. Edna
Marchese; internal guard. Mrs.
Ralph Turco; trustees are Miss
Beatrice Luppino, Mrs. Robert Co.
lombini, Miss Mary Riconoscuto,
Miss Mafalda Peluso, Mrs. Frank
Porto.
The herald will be Miss Rose
Farsco assisted by the grand
deputy of Seattle, Nicola Chiechi.
Escorts of honor will be Misses
Reitha Spadafore, Adeline Faraco,
Florence Bonero. Lena Reda
Mabel Orlando. Elvira Salatino.
Rose Pellegrino and Rose Colom-
bini.
Delegates are Mrs. Vito LAMA.
Mrs. Frank Carbone. Mrs. An
thony Greco. Mrs. Frank Bertucci
and Mrs. Fisher Messina.
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Synod Convention
Will End Tuesday

Delegates to the convention Of
the Lutheran Missouri Synod.
Oregon Washington district. Mon
0hy were near the end Of their
sessions at the Zion Lutheran
church, So. 18th and L sts. The
$50 pastors and laymen will con-
ciude the 2sth annual convention
Tuesday.
Sunday they heard addresses by
Rev. George Schmidt. Seattle. and
Rev. H. Harms Of Davenport. Ia.
Rev. Schmidt emphasized
tie need for forceful preaching
~ . more realistic basis. de-
elaring ''there Is no room In
the pulpit for duilness.'
Rev. Harms. who is national
representative to the convention.
referred to the present world hos
Titles in appealing to the conven-
don to pray fervently for peace.
The speaker also admonished his
audience to work for peace. saying
~the surest protection that we can
render to our country in this mat
ter u to spread throughout our
land the gospel Of Jesus Christ"
A concert by the Zion Lutheran
choir, under the direction of
George johnson. was presented
Sunday night. in honor of the con-
vention and to mark the 50th an
Aiversary Of the local church.
During the intermission. Rev. Felix
Jansen Of Portland. Ore. sang
Molotte's The Lords Prayer"
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Gbc Tacoma Gimes
Egg Prices Advance Here;
Lettuce Also HIGHER

Egg prices rose one cent Mon
day for Special A. large. and
Grade A. large and checks, accord
ing TO Washington Coop. Special
A. small, dropped one cent Other
egg prices were the same.
Homegrown lettuce advanced so
cents a crate and for the higher
quality. rs cents. selling wholesale
at s175 and 50. The sharp rise is
because farmers are shipping more
to the east, where they receive
higher prices.
Strawberries. at $3.50 to s1.75.
were about 10 cents lower a crate.
an indication the supply was in
creasing. New potatoes were
available at s2.25 to $3.50 a crate.
a 25-cent reduction.
Fish prices were steady. There
was more salmon trout on the
market. Meat and dairy products
were firm.
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SAVE 900
On New Car Purchase. Any Make or
Model. New Car Guarantee q Service.
c. W. REID MOTOR co.
702 Broadway Main 1897
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SAW more money on auto Insurance
heaIy Bros Inc Fid bldg BR 1877
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through Geo. D. Poe 4 Co, ''1e