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PERSONAL.

ARISTOCRATIC WOMAN TEACHES ENG
llsh, ,self-confidence. freedom from SELF
consclousness. French conversation: private
tutor. MI 6565, MISS WEED
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for CHRISTMAS
Just give me telephone call You can get
500 and need repay only 81 .63 per week.
which includes interest, the only charge.
Other amounts in proportion. Just call
JACK SESSIONS. Michigan $50.
CHILDREN, 9 TO II YRS. YEAR-ROUND
;lome good food supervision: Is children
here now; references: 14th year Ask our
pleased parents. Box 56. Clarksville, Md
HENS. WHILE YOU WAIT. Soc UP.
Goats. 81 90 and S1.50. Needlecraft. 1919
F ST.. Rm. 20S.
LET DIR. IEDENDECKER'S WONDERFUL,
HANDS RUB YOUR ACHES AND PAINS
AWAY. 3025 o NV MI 1920
HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for life
TIME or money back Write for booklet, No
1865 Columbia rd. Adams O3SS
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Has opening for men over 81 years Of age
to drive: must be residents of D. C. OF
metropolitan area for ] year; free instruc-
ton: can earn S25 to S35 wkly. Apply at
10 am. promptly for further details. 31C
M ST ne Ask for Mr.. Booth
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

ST., hee cook0, housewoyke1e, ch4UheymltdS,
nWSoA pASt-tnass. heusomens dAy VofkES.
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
tonly) to the Animal Protective Association,
Atlantic 1858 or Atlantic 7141
! LADY'S WRIST WATCH. Wednesday
afternoon. Columbia OF so: in taxi.
Evening star., 1940-12-19

RADIOS TRADED-s5 to $40 allowance
s. allowance, you pay S7a5: reg $40 =
Emerson, less $40 allowance you pay
S19.95; reg. S17.95 Philco. less S6 allow
less S6 allowance, you pay S10.95. Apex
Radio Co, 700 9th st. NV. at G. ODen
ewes.
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HIGH SCHOOL AND
COLLEGE STUDENTS
With bicycles wanted for work over the
Christmas holidays. Apply ]. D. Crawford
1917 N Y ave. NV
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RADIOS, storage sale; about rs rebuilt and
guar. to play; So each. We buy and service
all makes 1910 7th st. NV. Open to q
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES

loeol Advertisers
Three Lines (N1inimum)
l time per line
8 times ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zoe
Z times or longer, consecu-
lively -19c
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
3 lines, time, zoe line--------$ go
lines, times, 18c line---- 1.08
lines, 3 times, 15c line 1876
DEATH NOTICES-$1.25 per in
sertion of 10 lines or less; l5c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional.
Business advertisements under Situ-
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Evening star., 1940-12-19

TAILOR ana presser, only experienced col
ored. 90l 9th St NV. Phone MA. 56S7.
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SEWING MACHINES-Portables. treadles.
consoles: bargains: new machines as low as
loc day: renting. repairing Gil 10Th
St NV MA il1S
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TYPIST. good at figures. neat dresser. must
possess personality, not over %. Box
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TROMBONES-W have about Is GOOD
used instruments of the better makes
priced from $50 to 500 on very easy
terms. Ma 4130. kits 1890 q st
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PING-PONG TABLE. unpainted. S12.75.
%" thick, folding legs. regulation size,
5x9. HECHINGER Co, Atlantic 14OO
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RECORDING MACHINE, Preston. model
practically new. complete with high-qual!ty
microphone and speaker to make profee-
sional quality records; sacrifice, S135. Call
Mr.. Rocca. Emerson 1900. 4301 Conn.
ave. NV
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RADIOS-The better type of used radios:
reconditioned and guaranteed; table models.
compacts. portables and consoles, So 95
up Radio-phono. comb. Sl495 up
Open Evenings Till 10. All Day Sunday.
PARK RADIO CO, 2146 St. NV
RADIOS s-Reconditioned sets, So 95 and
UP. New, reg 1895 model for So SIS
r. C. A. Emerson and Philco sets 25Gs
TO 500 off. Apex Radio Co., 700 9th st. n W.
Open ewes
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PAPER HANGING. this week only $3.50
per room: 1910 washable. sunfast papers;
work guaranteed. Michigan 1915
ROOFS REPAIRED.
Now Is the time, expert roofers special
prices now. Free estimates for improve
mentS. Guar. work. Phone Paul. MI. 1896. .
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pract new: regular price, S152: will sacri-
nee Tor $3.50. One portable guaranteed,
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IROMBONE, used Holton. in good condi-
tion 49o; very easy terms; also many
othesS b The Piano Shop. 1O15 7th st. NV.
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PAPERlNG, guaranteed f to o. satisfy MS.
Call any time. Randolph 1922
PAPERING ROOMS, SIS up; interior and
exterior painting, floor sanding lowest
prices. Estimates given free Hobart 27O7
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FURNITURE-Am leaving vicinity for posi-
ton in another town and desire to sell
furniture. consisting of bedroom. breakfast
room and sitting room suites. with lamps
tables and carpets Reasonable Call
Temple 3244
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TRUMPETs, AND coRNETs-Visit our
selection. of makes and models pricsd
from S14; so to 500; very easy terms. MA
4I3Q KITS. 1870 G st. (middle OF the
block. OPEN EVENINGS - w
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REFR1GERATOR-An Electrolux automatic
gas refrtgerator, silent, no moving parts
Basement. GIT 10Th NV, bet. IL and M
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TOYS children's: carriages and furniture.
Use our lay-aWay plan. no Carrying charges
1886 H st. ne AT AGA
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SEWING MACH. SALE-Singer cleo port
able, latest model. sacrifice, $50: another
elec. portable. like new, So so: / vacuum
cleaner, perfect $3.50. Open eve 3s12
Lee highway. Cherrydale. CHI 4914
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SUN LAMP, General Electric like new:
reasonable, Call Woodley 394q
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FURNITURE-Storag lots and others like
| new; bargain prices on bedrm.. din. rm,
! lily. nm: on sale daily, 9-5. at Metropolitan
| MarehouSe. 30 Elnrlda ave n
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PIANO-Latest model Knabe spinet, only
very slightly used, now for sale at Sl25
easy terms. MA 473O. kits, 1880 G 81.
middle of the block. OPEN EVENINGS.
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PIANO, PLAYER, excellent condition; wick
er chairs Phone Woodley l49l
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LUX APPLIANCE CO..
Washington's Largest Refrigerator House,
S11 9th St. NV Republic ll15
Omen Til s 2 NJ
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some 10-pc. imported walnut, like new,
cost $500, sacrifice S115; beautiful 3-pc
The Alabama Apis, corner 11th and N
SITS NV. Apt. 20l. Dealer. Call after
4 pm.
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! IRUMPETS-Special Christmas sale Of
used instruments, SIS up; such makes as
Sargent. Dupree, Buescher. Harmony, Mar
tlnet and Abbott; easy terms. MA 1923.
yordans, 18th and G sts. OPEN EVE
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URNITURE-Contents of model home at
sensational savings: brand-new living rm.
rugs, lamps, tables. etc 4437 45th NV.
EN-. 1O63 Out decnratnrl
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silver, all kinds: service plates. Dresden
fgurines, jewel chests; q large quantity OF
fire tools. etc. A small deposit will hold
any article until Christmas. Murray GAL
leries, 1924 goth st. NV. Dupont 1911.
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WHITE MEN,

VIII = N0CIN,
21 years Of age. with one-year residence
in D. c. or nearby Md or Va. with D. C..
operators permit to drive
DIAMOND CARS.
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PIANO. baby grand, mahogany; looks like
new. perfect condition, guaranteed; also
several good uprights; cheap for cash
Schaeffer 1928 Irving St ne -
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FURNITURE-Wil sacrifice two rooms Of
beautiful new furniture. including 4 de
luxe Venetian blinds: use in Office or home
ool
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FILLING STATION ATTENDANTS.
Experienced to register for employs
ment. SHERWOOD BROS, INC, 330S
14th ST. NV. Room 214.
MAN, reliable, for steady year-round inside
and outside work. Earnings above the
average to start, future. Must have car.
Apply Employment Office, 4th floor. $50
am, Friday.
s KANN SONS co.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

dining, living room suites stu
oio couch. elec. refrigerator, sew machine.
WE DO MOVING. Edelman 1903 Ga, ave.
BICYCLE, boys 24-in.: $40. 5O2 D st.
q w
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORD1ONS-Befor you buy anything
musical all We ask is compare our prices
Hyman Ratner's Music Store, 136 18th
NV. Open ewes till Christmas ME- 1881
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WAITER, some cleaning. Write age, ex-
perience, phone number. Box 424-B. Star.
OPPORTUNITY for young man to learn
tailoring trade. Apply 1880 Columbia rd
"
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FURNITURE BARGAINS, factory floor
SAMPLES and cloSeouts for bedroom, dining
rn. and liV. rm; brand-new quality furni-
ture at tremendous savings for cash. Open
until 8. Stahler's, 625 F st. NV.
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REFRIGERATOR - End-of-season clear
ance sale. All floor models GREATLY
REDUCED. Some as low as 1895. Easy
terms. Big trade-tn allowance Can pay
with your light bill. Authorized dealer for
the new Westinghouse G. E and Crosiey
refrigerators. We are one of the Oldest
and most reliable refrigerator service COM
NAMES in WaShinptnn
Evening star., 1940-12-19

MARIMBAS, used instruments, S3I,5O to
S175; many real bargains Ma 473O,
kits. 1880 G st. W. OPEN EVENINGS.
MARIMBAs-Used Deagan y OCTAVE In
$35 to $3.50; very easy terms. MA. 1928
Jordan's, 18th and 6 sts.
MOTION PICTURE PROJECTORS, sound,
and %eds s nde4 YA months m old
Also two 4x6 It. Dalite Challenger screens,
200 each. No dealers. Call Mr.. Camp
bell at District 1910.
x.t 3rrtFcE :.lsSn9 EsSSurMeNT apd store aaStufsS
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ELECTRICAL CENTER.
H14 10Th Ct N " ro1 GS~C

REFRIGERATORS- RS-INVENToRY CLEAR
ANCE SALE. We ARE oyerstocked and
therefore reduced all our. fully guaranteed
rebuilt refrlgerators to the low prices of
$50, $50. S35. Every one is completely re-
bulit and fully guaranteed. We have all
makes and over 200 to choose from Com
pare our prices and quality of merchandise
and you will be convinced that we have
Washington's best refrigerator BUYS We
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BED, mahogany, "a beauty" Living room,
knuckle arm 'homespun," perfect condi-
room. SACRIFICE. customer must sell
quickly" .studio-size upright Cable Nelson
piano. perfect condition. Elec; refe.. lamps.
chairs tables, plenty Of bedrooms. living
rooms. dinettes." SPECIAL. Special.
'Dressers'' beauties" at SACRIFICE
RahsSaP sas' niaht 81 sea' As & eisnSnse Mo@a
q sro4AoE, 491s 14th q. a.w. osoesta
Evening star., 1940-12-19

CLARINET used one-ptece metal instru-
ment in case, $3.50; also other values in
used clarinets; very easy terms The Pi-
ano Shop. 1015 7th st. NV. OPEN EVE
NINGS
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ARROW CAB co,

FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr. A. L. Livsie. Rm, Ill. 1873
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B0OKKeeper-StenOgrapher.
Office in capacity mainly Of bookkeeper
Should know sufficient stenosraphy to type
statements and take occasional dictate
If possible. Salary S100 mo. Box 425-B
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT and store nxtureQ:
must eaerince. Ace Clothing Co., 627 7th
q. NV. MA. 027A.
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COATS. / gray. ! tan. excellent condition
and style: 2 dresses, l fur-trmmed suit,
SIZE l4-16; Paris over drapes. WO
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DIAMOND SOLITAIRE. 95IlOO carat,
platinum mounting; S215. Box 202-D
Star -
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TUXEDO. new. size 3s; sacrifice. 2138
SaliIornia st. NV. Apt. 102. HO. 2136,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-02

.Asheville Man
Is Candidate

Ashevile. March 2.-(AP)-Gco.
NJ. Prtchard. ASheville attorney has
announced that ne is candidate lor
the Republican nomination for the
governorship of North Carolina.
He issued this statement:
Il will be 4 candidate for the
nomination in the statewide primary
in May as the Republican candidate
for governor
Prltchard was elected 4 member
Of the state legislature in 1916. In
1918, he was elected solicitor Of what
is now the 18th judicial district and
served in that capacity for four years.
In 1923, Pritchard was elected rep
reSentatiVe from the 10th North
Carolina congressional district and
two years later, he was nominated
candidate for the office of United
States senator in the statewide pri-
mary in which he polled approXi-
mately 40 per cent Of the vote cast.
He is now practicing law in Ashe-
vile.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-02
JACK TEAGARDEN ON STAGE
AT THE STEVENSON SUNDAY

Jack Teagarden and his "l6 Man
and a Girl" Orchestra will appear at
the Stevenson on Sunday, March 3
through arrangements with Music
Corporation of America.
| Teagarden was born in Vernon,
Texas, August 20, 1906. His parents
were both unsteady inclined, he
received his first musical education
! from his mother.
! Tcagarden organized his own or
chestra, signing the best musicians
in the country, those with whom he
had worked for the past several
years. He is married and has two
children, Jackie, IS, and Gilbert II
Prefers the city TO the country, be-
licves he could have been success
full engineering inventor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-02
ALL COLORED ROAD SHOW
AT THE VANCE THEATRE

On Tuesday night, MArch 5tn the
Vance Theatre will offer for the
first time in many years an up-to-
date all colored cast Of 80 known as
"DarktoWn Scandals" stage attrac-
ton.
This show has been highly recon-
mended and was secured through
North Cardinals foremost agent.
The lower floor will be reserved
for white patrons and the balcony
for colOred
It is believed this will be the most
novel and entertaining stage attrac-
ton seen in some time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-02

After firing on British mer-
chant vessel, the japanese an
nolnced they didn't know the cam
m>n was loaded. And all the time
sc were thinking the steamer DELHI
orately jumped into the oath OF the
she'll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-02
WORMS WANNA TURN

South Bend, Ind. March 2.-(AP)
-Four Worms arc seeking 10 turn
their last names. Mr. and Mrs. STAN
ley ". Worm and Mr.. and Mrs. Ever
EFT A. Worm filed petition 10
change their names 10 Warren be-
cause their present munnici;erS have
constantly exposed rs 10 ridicuIe and
embarrassment" The male Worms
are twins
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-02

Washington. March 2.-(AP)-
Eastern Air Lines applied to the
civil aeronauticS authority yesterday
for permission to add Brunswick and
Savannah. Ga. and Raleigh. N. C. as
stops on its route.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-02

Success makes every man look
larger.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-19
Delightful Entertainment at
Eastern Star Holiday Party

Delightful entertainment was
provided at the Eastern Star an
nual Christmas party for members
and their families, Wednesday eve
ming IN the Masonic Temple chap
ter room
Featuring the entertainment was
a Christmas play entitled. Grand
mas Christmas, written by Paul
Moffett and presented by Mrs. Al
merene Montgomery's Ypsilanti
High School class in dramatics. All
the characters performed their
parts well.
Those taking part in the play were
Miss Audrey Beadle. George Moor.
man. Jr., Miss Gwendolyn Randall,
Ted Crossman. Miss Jean Johnston.
Richard Hall James Grampp and
Miss Lorraine Rice. The cast OF
characters was announced by Miss
Beverly Boutelle.
Ernest H. Chapelle announced
the first part of the program con-
sisting of musical selections by an
orchestra of u pieces. conducted by
Leland Randall, and Miss Gertrude
Murray announced the play. at the
conclusion OF which the party was
invited to the dining room for re.
freshments.
Little Christmas trees, red can
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-19

dies and greens decorated the ia
bles placed Z shape. Santa Claus
came with a huge pack and gave
sacks Of candy and pop corn to the
children.
Christmas carols were sung and
announcement was made by Mrs.
F. +. Darragh, worthy matron OF
Ypsilanti Chapter, that there will
be no special meeting this month.
The next regular meeting will be
Jan. 10.
Committees who arranged the
party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Chapelle and Miss Gertrude Muir
ray, program Mrs L. A. Seamans,
Mrs. Frederick Lambert, Mrs. Ron.
aid Fuller. Mrs. Charles Barnard.
c. F. Beck, refreshments; Mrs.
Kathleen Holloway, Mrs. Lois Bran
des and Mrs. Hugh Adams. favors
for the children; and Mrs. William
Lowe and Mrs. Ray Burrell, chap
ter room decorations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-19
Story of Madonna
Paintings Told For
Catholic Women

The story of the Madonna in
paintings OF the old masters was
told by Miss Eleanor Strafer for
members OF the League Of Catholic
Women at the December league
meeting Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Edwin Stahl. Miss
Strafer told. interesting stories in
connection with each of the paint
ings, most of which she had seen
in cathedrals in Europe. She Illus
trated her talk with slides.
Mrs K. j. Miller conducted the
business meeting. Mrs. George
Veins reported that at the next
meeting members will sew on Red
Cross layettes instead OF having
the usual program The student ac-
tivities report was given by Mrs.
Owen Cleary In the absence OF
Mrs. James Brown.
Closing the meeting the group
joined in singing Christmas carols,
after which refreshments OF Christ
mas cookies and tea were served by
the lea que officers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-19
Cast of H. Chorus Takes
Part, Mrs. Seamans Directs

Miller poured tea at table lighted
at each end by white tapers banked
with branches of long pine. Chair
men for the day were Mrs. Sea
mans, Mrs. George Ennen, and Mrs.
Deon Greene.
Preceding the drama. Mrs. Stark
weather announced that the board
lad voted IS TO be given 10 Mrs. |.
r. c. Prout, Wakefield Michigan
toward her campaign expenses as
a Michigan candidate for second
vice president in the national cleo.
ton of officers OF the General
Federation of Women's Clubs at
the triennial meeting at Atlantic
City in the spring
Committee members responsible
for Wednesdays meeting were as
follows: social committee. Mes
danes Luman Seamans. Carl Sig
nor. Charles Hill, Martin Benson,
George Ennen; music committee,
Mesdames Paul Ehman. A. G Erick.
son, Charles Breining. Esther Whan,
+. d. Cushman; and decorations
committee. Mesdames r. B. Haig.
Colin Bonner. Lee Hayiland. George
Renton, A. J. Odette. and Edwin
Staeb.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-19
Miss Frederick,
East Lansing Man
Wed in Ann ArbOr

Miss Margaret Frederick, Ann Ar
Dor. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Frederick, Albion, was mar
ried to Lawrence Watson Abbott
at the Michigan League Chapel in
Ann Arbor Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Mr., Abbott's parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Abbott. Albion.
Rev. a. G. Spiegel. ST. Paurs
Lutheran Church. Albion, officiated
at the ceremony before a few close
friends and relatives.
Miss Betty Fenker played tradi.
tional bridal music before the cere-
mony. The bridal party formed
before lighted tapers and an all
white floral arrangement.
The bride wore powder blue slip.
per-satin with matching headpiece,
finger-tip veil and slippers. She car
ried Johanna Hill roses.
The honor attendant was Mrs.
Walter Gaskell She was dressed In
shell pink taffeta and carried a
NSA~AAhi bONquNl VI lOnGs.
LOUIS Frederick. brother OF the
bride, was best man, and Raymond
Pearson, East Lansing, seated the
guests.
A reception followed in the Mary
Bartron Henderson room. Miss
Helen McCalla assisted with guests,
and Miss K. Irene Hines and Mrs.
Max Bronson assisted with refresh
ments.
Late in the afternoon Mr.. Abbott
and his bride left for a motor trip
10 California Upon their return they
will live in East Lansing Mr.. Abbott
is connected with the Arctic Plant
at Lansing.
For going away the bride wore a
gold silk suit with brown accessor-
les an aqua silk hat with brown veil,
and brown fur coat. She was a
resident of Ypsilanti several years
during her employment at the Nor
NAL College offices, and is a men,
Der OF the local chapter OF lambda
Chi Omega Sorority.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-19
Three Initiated by
WaShtenaW RebekahS

Three candidates were initiated.
qualifications for noble grand and
vice grand were made and reports
we're read at the regular meeting
OF Washtenaw Rebekahs. Wednes.
day evening in odd Fellow Hall
Candidates for initiation were,
Mrs Rhoda Fisher, Miss Madeline
HICKMAN and Mrs. Manley c..
Roe. Mrs. Christopher Miller quail
flied for noble grand and Mrs
George Schanz for vice grand. A
favorable report of the bazaar, Dec.
10 and IA, was given by Mrs, Ben
jamin Parker. Mrs. Jay Cazier re-
ported on the blanket club.
The Odd Fellow.Rebekah Christ
mas party for Friday night. was an
nounced. Mrs. Embert Pocklington.
noble grand. presented birthday
gifts to the 43 members who had
contributed 10 their birthday bar
rels during the year.
Delicious refreshments were
served after the meeting.
The next meeting will be Jan. Is
when the new officers willNbe in
stalled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-19
PYTHlAN SISTERS
INITIATE THREE

Three candidates. Mrs. Harold
Tedder, Mrs. George Ellsworth and
Mrs. Melvin Peavey, were initiated
and announcement Of the Joint pub.
lie installation OF officers with
Queen City Lodge, Jan. s, was made
at the meeting Of Huron Temple
Pythian Sisters, Wednesday evening
in X. p Hall. Mrs. James Beach
will act as installing officer.
\ special dispensation to permit
the lodge to change the next meet
ing from Jan, TO Jan. was APP
piled for. At this meeting more
candidates will he initiated.
Mrs. Francis Carter was chair
man of the Christmas party and
Mrs. B. R. Burbank acted as Santa
Claus. After the meeting refresh
ments were served by the commit
tee. Mrs. Dan Campbell, Mrs. Mark
Rust Mrs. Ralph Mcdonald, Mrs.
Ray Burrell and Mrs Charles Horn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-19

Over 100 Woman's Study Club
members watched the presentation
IN the Literary Club House Wednes-
day. OF Living Pictures" taken
from old masterpieces. Mrs. Lumau
Seamans was director Of the per-
Torrance.
A cast OF II, consisting OF nine
members and eight children assist
ed by the club chorus with Mrs,
Esther Whan as leader. and Mrs.
Charles Breining, accompanying az
the piano. depicted the scenes from
five old masterpieces.
Players in the first picture. Man
ger Scene" were Mrs. Martin Ben
son. the Madonna, and Mrs. Joseph
Warner. Mrs. Milo Ehman. and Mrs
E. a. Burke as the Three Wise Men
Mrs. Paul Burrell took the part Of
The Little Madonna from the pic
ture OF that name, accompanied by
the chorus. with Mrs. Luman Sea
mans as reader.
Nine players, the largest number
taking part in any one tableau.
pantomimed the "Fireside Scene"
AT the home OF the Bob Cratchits.
taken from Dickens Christmas
Carol" Mrs. Seamans interpreted
Members of the Cratchit family
were Mr.. Cratchit, Mrs. L. R. Chase:
Mrs. Cratchit. Mrs. Ernest Chap
ellie; the children. Belinda and Mar
tina, Priscilla and Virginia Fair
child; Tiny Tim. Bernard Ungrodt.
Master Peter. Paul Ungrodt. Jr.;
neighbors. Thomas Ehman and
Marlene Moffett.
Millicent Zeeb. pupil OF Mrs Mac
Begole. in her toe dance. Petite
DaHseuse, portrayed the spirit OF
the Christmas Fairy in the next
scene presented
Ruth Ennen read Twas The
Night Before Christmas" with Mrs.
w. A. Merritt as santa Claus, after
which Santa distributed gifts 10
the members.
Following this Mrs. Clarence
Starkweather and Mrs. Rupert