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Evening star., 1940-12-16
Lecture Tonight

The first group Of lecture series
sponsored by the Washington Chap
ter of Kappa Gamma Pi will b.
concluded with a talk by the Rev.
Richard Murphy, o. p, at BIS to-
night at the Willard Hotel. The adj
dress on Religion AS Way Of Life"
will be followed by a discussion.
The series will be resumed in
January
Evening star., 1940-12-16
Miss Whitehead Weds
Marries Willis Ballinger
Of WASHINGTON in Princeton

Edward Murray, and through her
mother is direct descendant of
Moses Taylor, a niece of the late
Mr.. Henry Wade Rogers, who was
president of Northwestern Univer-
sity, dean of the Yale Law School,
United States Circuit judge and
one of the noted legal scholars of
this country. Mr.. Ballinger, who is
Evening star., 1940-12-16

College, and of political science and
international relations at Amherst.
He also has done considerable news
paper work as an editor and editorial
writer.
Evening star., 1940-12-16

Mr.. Appleby and other members OF
the family were among those pres
ent at the tea. Mr.. and Mrs. APP
pleby, who have been residents of
Evening star., 1940-12-16

Woodside, Md, for many years,
plan to leave shortly after Christ
mas for Florida, where they expect
to make their permanent home.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
CLARKsVILLE


The services at st. Georges last
Sunday were in immediate keeping
with Mothers Day. The church was
fall both at Sunday school and al
preaching services. Special numbers
By the Junior choir and several So
los added to the services.
Forty Of the faithful were present
for prayer meeting last Thursday
evening.
The cemetery is being enclosed
with a concrete fence which viii
greatly enhance the beauty Of the
grounds.
Four children were baptized at
the church Sunday morning; they
We're Calvin Edward Ward, Jr., Mar
lorie Jean Turner, Eben Townsend
Bramhall and Charles Purnell
Townsend, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Truitt enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. William Jeffer-
son and family of Milton and Mrs. |
James Williams of Ocean View, last
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Cannon, Mrs. |
Everett Cannon and daughters and 4
mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Cobb were I
guests Of Mrs. Esther Hudson Sun
day. Mrs. Hudson is still quite III.
mr.. and Mrs. Asa elOgg were Sun
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17

street. is suffering from a severe at
tack Of tonsilitis.
/ The Georgetown High School base
ball team on Monday defeated Mill
ton High by the score Of 20, but
were defeated on Tuesday afternoon
BY John M. Clayton. q consolidated
school. BY q score Of rs, on the
latter's grounds.
Georgetown fire11en will open their
carnival on Thursday night Of this
week on the lot on Front street. be-
tween Market and West Laurel
streets The carnival will continue
until Saturday night, Ma y25. While
II Is understood that no definite
night has been fixed for the parade
of hremen throughout Sussex coun-
~ here, II may be on Thursday
night, May 20. There will be made
added attractions this year and
thousands Of people are expected 70
be in attendance during the ten
days.
Misses Myrna Booth. Elizabeth
Carey and Esther Marvel spent the
weekend in Washington, d. C.
Oscar Ricards, Market street busi-
ness man, is building a home on I
West Market street. The contractor.
Paul Swain, started work this week.
Extensive improvements are being I
made to the room OF the Odd Eel I
lows Building, formerly occupied by /
John Thomas Calhoun, now Of RehO- /
both, as barbershop, in rear OF the
When completed. II is
expected to be occupied bv a chain
drugstore.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17

lie School is contributing to the
sixth annual Delaware Festival Os
the Arts, observed this year, start
ing May 5 and ending on May I9.
On Friday night, May IL, there will
pc musical program and arts DEM
onstratiOn at the schools during
which art and shop students will
demonstrate methods used IN pro-
ducing various types OF wood and
metal work. The exhibition is to
include work from all grades and
from the various shops Of the school.
Mrs. Edward B. Green and small
son are spending the week with rela-
tiylss "a Wilmington.
Assisted By the boys choir and the
eighth grade chorus, the George
town High School Chorus will pre-
sent on Friday night Of this week as
part OF the open house" sponsored
by the Art, Home Economics, Man
ual Training and Music departments
an interesting program. The school
will be opened from 1880 o'clock on
70 give parents and friends OF the
school an opportunity 10 view the
work Of the departments. Exhibits
will be arranged in the cafeteria and
In the accompanying corridor, also
IN the foyer, by Miss Eleanor Lind
strom, Miss Jane Mathis and Prof.
James Lamachia. The chorus will
be directed by Mrs. Florence Train
ham Gibson, music teacher, and wife
Of the Rev. William Gibson, pastor
Of the New Castle Presbyterian
The accOmpanist will be
Miss Elizabeth Short.
The Levy Court Commissioners on
Tuesday appropriated $500 for the
of the extension SER
rice in Sussex county. Since the |
Of the Smith-Lever act,
many years ago. providing for a CEN
rallied office TO discriminate infor-
nation to the farmers, now known I
is the county agents office, Sussex
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17

day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Hudson.
SIR. and Mrs. John Warrington
and son have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. FloFanee Helm
spent the weekend with Mrs. Eliza
beth Murray.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Herbert Murray
have broken ground for their new
home.
Harrison NJ Langhlin OF North
Wales, Pa, was the weekend guest Of
his mother and brother.
Mrs. William Marvel was painful
" injured Monday when she cut a
three-inch cash IN her leg, which re-
quired three stitches.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Belts were din
her guests Of MI. and Mrs. ]. r.
Belts at Millville, Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17

county has co0Darated in payine
part Of the costs.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF First
Presbyterian Church will hold a
bake on Saturday morning, at 300
O'clock in the Odd Fellows Building
In the room formerly occupied BY
John 4. Calhoun as q barber shop.
The Ladies' Aid Society 0f McCol-
iey's Church viii conduct a bake on
Market street on Saturday morning
at 8 O'Clock.
The Junior Choir and Epworth
League Of Wesley Methodist Church
also will hold 4 bake on Saturday
morning, between Race street and
Railroad avenue. The proceeds Of
this bake win be applied 10 defray
the expenses 81 those desiring 10 k0
to the summer camp for interme-
siiates and the summer institute for
youth.
Parents and children Of the Holly
mount school, Indian River hundred,
are sponsoring a play at the school
on Friday night, May "a, entitled
Aunt Samanthy Rules the RoOst."
Today. the pupils Of fifth and
sixth grades OF the Georgetown
Public schools will Join in present.
ing a Mothers Day" program in the
school auditorium. Jack Scheer will
be announcer and master of cere-
monies and the children will present
a program composed Of musical pre-
sentatiOns, plays and FecitatiOns all
Of which will pay tribute 10 mother"
and her contributions TO the life
blood OF the nation. The program
Is expected 10 include two plays, vO-
cal and instrumental solos, vocal
and instrumental duets. an acrOstic,
and several recitations and group
Mrs. Frederick w. Blackstone has
been confined for a few days because
of illness.
Mrs. Wendell Travis, East Market
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17
CANNON

Mrs. Frank Swain has returned
home after spending a week with
relatives Ia Melfa, Va.
Mr. and Mis- Nelson Cannon and
children. OF Wilmington, were week
end ebd guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cannon and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spl-
Ger. OF fredericksburg.
Edward Cannon. Of Newark, spent
the weekend with his parents.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17

On Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Swain entertained their daughters,
Ethel, Emma, Mary and friends Of
Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs Howard
swain. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson
and Mr. and Mrs Walter Wrigbs at
dinner
John A. Moore and family. accom-
Stella Hudson visited her sister,
hrs. Z, w. Short and family over the
week end.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17

panied BY Mrs. Bertha Ellis, Of
Bridseyille, visited Bridgeport.
Gettysburg. Pa. on Sunday calling
on his sister. Mrs Elizabeth Wolfe
and family.
Tie Christian EndeaVOr Society
was entertained at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Marvel, Of Seaford. on
Monday evening. There was q good
attendance anG an enjoyable EVENING
was spent by ALL
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17

PEOPLE complain that money
slips away from them too fast II
they learn how to render superior
service to the world, It also slips to
them with greater speed and regu-
larity.
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17

% Now you can enjoy continuous fuel
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Milford chronicle., 1940-05-17

an alcOve The High Power Burners giya
instant, clean. easily reguIated heat thar
sfsys sea; Hosfading or flarings And the
Live Heat oven makes for better baking.
Models with attached reservoirs, Including
Table Tops, = also available. Wide range 81
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tomorrow. Easy terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-29

Congress from Alaska. has estimated
that = good road could be construct
ed to close the existing gap between
Hazelton, Canada, and the existing
Alaskan highway system for $25,-
600 900.
Speculation as to additional naval
vessels which this Government
might exchange for q highway "cof-
rider" has conferred on destroyers
because estimates Of England's needs
have stressed increased protection
for ships carrying food and mu-
nitions.
Statistics on Fleet.
On November /, the last date for
which figures are available. the Navy
had 15s destroyers, Of which rs were
World War models like those ex-
changed September 5 for naval and
air base sites on British territory In
this hemisphere.
In addition to these vessels in COM
mission as destroyers, about A
World War destroyers have been or
are being converted to special pur-
poses-fast seaplane tenders, fast
transports and mine sweepers.
New destroyers, of which 166 were
listed as being under construction
on November /, are joining the serv-
ice at the rate Of about one every
10 days, officials said.
Nine Of these ships, which have q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-29
Possibility Of Deal
For j. S.-AIaska Road
Right Of Way Seen
Talk Of Worship Trode
For Canada Corridor
Is Unconfirmed
=. the Associated Press.

,, the Associated Press.
The possibility of Canada grant
ing the United States q corridor
for a highway to Alaska, over which
troops and supplies could be moved
in an emergency. was mentioned to-
day in speculation on the terms that
might be involved should any addi-
tional American warships be trans
ferred to Great Britain.
There was no confirmation in ON
cial quarters that the release Of adj
ditional United States naval vessels
was under consideration, or that
a grant from Canada for the pro-
posed defense highway might figure
in such transaction.
Talk of such a development was
heard, however, in the discussion
that has sprung up since Lord
Lothian, the British Ambassador, re-
turned from London recently with
word that more ships were among
his country's urgent needs.
Highway Long Advocated.
Completion of a highway between
the United States and Alaska has
long been advocated as a means OF
freeing American military outposts
in Alaska from dependence on long
sea route for supplies and relieving
the Navy of convoy duty in this
area in event of war.
Anthony ]. Dimond, delegate in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-29
Davies Buys Famous
20-Acre ParmeIee Estate

Joseph E. Davies, former Ambas-
sador to Russia and more recently
special assistant to Secretary OF
State Hull until his resignation to
head the Presidents Inaugural Com
mittee, has purchased the famous
Parmelee estate at Klingle road and
Macomb street NV.
Disclosure of the purchase was
made yesterday by Walker & Dun
lop, Inc, realtors.
The price paid for the more than
20-acre estate and residence Just of
Connecticut avenue was not re-
vealed, but the property was re-
ported assessed at $406, TAO. Sale
was in behalf of the trustees Of the
estate Of the late James Parmelee,
financier. Mr.. Parmelee died in
1891 and his widow last September.
They acquired the property from
part of the Charles Bell estate on
coming to the Capital about Is years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-29
legislators on Cruise

NEW YORK. Nov. % [F.-Ac-
companied by their wives. Senator
La Toilette, Progressive, of Wiscon-
sin and Representatives Byrnes
Democrat, of Tennessee; Dempsey
Democrat. of New Mexico, and Bar
ry, Democrat, Of New York sailed
for . l6-day vacation cruise yester.
day on the Ancon Of the Panama
Railroad Steamship Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-29

top speed of around a land miles
an hour and have better armament
than the ones traded to Britain.
have been commissioned in the last
three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-29

ago and made 1t one Of the show
places of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-29

NotionoI Defense forget Come is
rore sport. SeIf-Ioodine minio-
ture machine gun fires real "BB"
shots at the torgets-roll back
to relood gun immediately. 80
AII-metol
Electric Phenosroph plays any
record up to l0-ineh size with
good clarity and tone. Self
storting motor with op- $2.q5
proved rubber cord 49,
THE CHRISTMAS Toy STORE. FOURTH Floor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28

The moaning Of Michael Is "Who
IS like God and recalls the combat
which took place between the Arch
angel and Inclfcr " Is his duty
10 defend the souls of mon from tbs
onslaushis 81 Satan Therefore. vr
pray daily after each low mass for
his protection
on wednesday. OCT VIC honor
the entire Angelic Hosts and cSnc
clallv The Guardian Angels "For
Ito has given his angels charcc ovcr
thee We read in HOLY Writ Tho
angels whose minisirv u Is 70
safeguard souls on earth arc known
as tho Guardian ANGELS Each pcr.
son has an angel who guides us
through llfe and endeayors 10 lead
Ms 10 heaven
Ono or tho most loyahle of God $
friends Is hnnorod on Thursdav
oct 2 St Thcrcse Tho I.N'lc
Fower Of Jesus was horn in \lcn-
con. France. Jan p 1879. II Twins
today ehc would be- g. wears vi
age She entered tho Carmcllt"
convent NJ the ago Of t. ana died
NJ tho arc ~ 81 ON Dec 20. lSa7
Her life was total abandonment
10 and child-li<c confidence IN God
She wanted 60 he lust little nowc
IN His garden and her lifc shovel
how she accomplished this by hrr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
Pilgrim Baptist

Tile sunday school lesson sun
day was reviewed by J. II Whiths
birthday offerings Wore were given
bv The Roy. Joseph stone and Mas
ter !. r Hendricks.lII. MIR Maihi-
was q visitor.
Morning dcvotions were conduct
cd Nv neacons Haskins and whit
lev Miss Margaret Turner was
present and sang "His Eve Il on
tho sparrow" She will leave soon
n enroll in A. and I. state college
A. Nashville. Tenn. where she Will
study on n scholarship
Pastor y. =. Hendricks preached
fine sermon. subject. "Isaiah''
call to service" MANY visitors
were present
Al 4 nm the choir rendered IT,
frst pheasant sunday" program
Of The season. Music was rendered
hv Tho Nichican Concert hand and
tho Michigan Spiritual Singers
under direction ~ Professor liar
olson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
Michigan Gospel
Choral Union
By ROBBIE BLAckMAN


We feel very proud OF the stan Of
state officers. especially our vice
president During the absence OF
onr president The first vice presi-
drni Is. Mouen. certainly mas
made good showing with the
work our chief Objective Is sing
ing and We must lus' enjoy our
job
Some ~ The singer rather enjoy
group SINGING wee 'rcsideut Nor
ten had some Of these individuals
sing alone and thcy performed
splcnddlN We shall be- going ~
VICE President Morten church.
FIRST Baptist in t,coise fof oar
state convention She Il not lely-
ing stone nniufned in her Efforts
o. have p successful convention. al
so % prove her loyalty 10 the cause
Tho vice president has pledged TO
work this fiscal year harder Than
eyer and has alleaiy made show
ms hcnu a national oreanilee.
She has already Brought IN ono
choir and several others arc pros
poets
For several wccbs We shall 2
tcmpt ~ write about our Official
stan sn We Shall no. az Tbs lime
undcllakc NJ aequa5nl our readers
with the names and hno work Of
these individual ohiosls
NoNt week vs. shall speak ~ "a
WORK OF our INST vice president
Onf president is just hak from Tho
Son,a, whore sine has been visiting
hol father. sister and oihcr iela-
tiyc ia oklahoma She was ac-
compani'd by hcs nephew George
Waiors and DIS wife also Miss
Mary Ruben and Norris M'Gcc.
Thcy AL report having had an en-
jo,ahlc trip.
The wfiicr an Wderwriier TO-,
Great Lakes Mutual. ailcniea ihe
splendid annual conference OF the
company al Green Pastures lnro'
dats last week n closed SUNDAY
Afternoon Scftral checks VET
given for the August quota of work
done ana the writer was one 81
tic rcciprn's Mas Great Lakes
llyc long 10 svl,e the needs Of The
public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28

fDhiulncs in 'iN'e things ll~
Hlr was ha, boom fle m'3ls of
h noe Want pirQu' lny and htp.
pf she sNtfd 'lnf sitter r
dMta she woNl lct 'aH q Ap~cf
az u~, as 49, would speNd hei
tr3scn doing good on caeih
'fhA great lu'e of COL man
aai nature - Ffmn ~ A. 81
j. hnnofcd on Friday COT : ffai.
vas born 10 Assis in lmhrA
fhaai fhs Year us. lu his '0HiN
hc gave himself 20 ihe ealeis %
nc world. hu under INC Impulse
af divine grace nc devoted himself
- 'ao work % bringing back tho
pumiii,c poverty and simplicity OF
'he gospel He died in lee6.
More detailed information viii be
sony amy one requesting ON any OF
these angels and saints Write T
q naN ~ Grand lsiypr station.
nuitot Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
Trinity AME Church

The Surll..srhaol lesson MAS re-
vicwrd "a, T. = Vivian. Mt WV
ians intermediate class presented
ihc sunda, school with a beautiful
electric clock
Pastor Il A. S,hloy spoke Snu-
day morning from Matthew IS on
tho thcmc. "rho Future Of The
kinrodn." I'm tho evening his text
was found IN Gen sis. Surely
cod IS IN this place and know IL
not Manv visitors were nresenl
at both services
The Bihlc Glass will render pro-
gram here Suuda, night al 7:45.
Mrs. Dora Talber Is president.
Miss Louise Reed Il instructor
The public IS invited to attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
Rob Clerk OF $40
The National Negro
Business League
Il, arIton ". ,.aincs

The foraeth annual convention
OF the Na,iona Negro Business
league is now history. Many Of
The yciciau delegates. A. well as
ihpsc who AVE- comparatively new
in Tho cause Voted The most
successful convention since the
DAYS Of Booker + Washington. II
was not surprising that De1roii
would do good job and neither
war il surprising that tho JON
would b. done for he mos part
by the same faithful aul unsclfish
few Who are responsible for the
continuous growth Of The BIT W
TIA ana the national reputation
it has made We arc deoply CRATE
ful 10 l. G. Rloupi he general
chairman. ~ tho convention com
miltec the several committee
chairucu. and ai The mcmhtre of
mo committees who worked so
unlrinely Is insure The Success ~
ihe convention We wish also TO
express our thanks 20 all others
who. in one WAY or another did
their hti aud We keenly appreciate
Tho pnbiititv given ne convention
and its acliyiiics hy tho nc~c-
papcrs The cooperation of tho
/ Trade assoeiatiou and h' l'effoii
Housewives league could hard y
have been improved upon. aud me
National Housewives convention
Was aiSn signal succcss
II Is NOT surprising mat atm"
the convention has comic and conc
,hcro we're many husncss aal pro-
fcssionai people who 90 mot know
II mcl hero However Tho Us no
rcfecfion on Detroit nor me ~
y Mt bur groa tribute 10
those Nha hia Tho job rs Il every
business man and woman in Pc
iroit Was memhcr ~ the associ-
alton and id Their part
Wna hc many outstanding and
succer stu business peoplc IN al
tendance ai the convention, any
win program that they near ilf
approvcd There IS no doubt may
iho convention represented 2 rcai
milestone iu tho promotions devel-
opmeni and Improvement Of nus
mess operated by our group iiow-
ever. Of FAR more Importance we
would Ike 70 'hink ~ the conV'n
ton a. take OF and new
STINT awards even greater arhifN'-
menir both local and national. ne
froits contribution 90 the NATIONAL
Negro BueincS league wall pc
neasurea in the future az IN ! a"
mast strictly bv what Is dome by
The RTWrN. Our plans and
ser, ice will be rapidly cn'Nec.d
IN proportion 10 cur memhHr'l Up
which should he easily and spec E
iiv doubled our rrcaosi n"'N ~
more ioh. and every meinn'r-nlp
4 direct contribution 20 nrf'as
al employment MAY W. cri'' IN
vonr membership help ana 'o-
operation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
Morning Star

\ pss'u 'Ae Ret 5 J. Glover,
b. 'n.' roined from his va
h spas sndav morning at
Eorrrs S'1 church from Gal.
b gran vs. npacfcd ny inc
b. s'd 7 lsf'f boards at 3 30
y Z. k'ss wt among the Wis
/ rrsar' Foafron dollars was
y ~ Ms n,aens !. owen
\ SINS we hairmcn.
J FRAN ertnng q banquet
J fr 'w no pastor and wife
u 800, pfcsei were The
|arl " tllifws Mr and
lay NJ, SIMS Gar
|K'r. ami oiHcr-
'NenNl sept ~ q nj
|reF Ra lv and harvest Moon
Festive aas enjoyed by a
Srlcr NJ " Blair Miss
70 Fa"n na Nr- s stncs
rre' ri ueran
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
Urban League Brings
Junior Achievement
To Girls And Boys

chicago amp Alert 70 f',
that ANYTHING which s d'N'i"pe"
10 benefit citizens in other SECTORS
OF the city is made avaiiaine 10 Sc
FRO communllic- the Youth depart
ncnt OF thr Chicago lrnan lrAsu'
~ which Enpeuc Turner is d'fe'-
Tor has hecn studying JUNIOR
achievement FOR the past ''"
weeks to see II j. can be mate y
fcctive among Negro boys ann
girls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
Live a Healthier, Happier,
Life

thousands of men and women
wonder why ha,ntthr hoihe
tADm Why they have o. Visit iH'
hattoun often 40 nleht Why h0N
Is sranty and sometimes smart'
ana burns.
ANY one OF these SYMPTOMS may
mean that ,Unr kdnc,s and had-
aer need attention now before Tic
m'nor symptoms may develop IN
10 serious trouble
To fush ont excess waste poison
ana acid from kidnev~ sooihe your
lrritated bladder and put moro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28

[s money for me i'na'
|.o, n the newly elected
IT,, :, fhc club. Mrs. Sue
WORTHY college or uni
4, .'sdcn, 81 iao city who feels
,s ~ naarcial assistance Is
r. r. = agp Investigation as
Z uor,a'nc. Of the case will
I..1ac.oi before making inc
s,,1,r,sAclil not be expected
=. ,he RI, ancv until such time
r sa,s pompletcA their col
Fuo-s ana have secured en-
beuf
S,m 40 ,hc student fund,
.ar'la., e searching for 2
4 .,.nes fsll WHO Is talented
l.e ,ar,Ita Inc. but whn
s,, unable 70 further his
H. ,aler lhf DETERMINATION.
,s,,rc ihc rosponsihiliiy OF
,,o. an, Lessons or training
4 a limited financial scope.
|roarhca, ne wear the auxll-
'rr a. 'n 'ho previous year
h., heal'h lectures FOR girls
\ sehools ard ynrious commu-
'rsa'e,s 10 ~ el'v
|, ANNA c'Ns'mas party for
\ ,hilarer WIZ be held as us
|. ofaos elected AZ The
f., oe,s Nr Marrcry Sy-
r,ss r-e t.rn Ms Beatrice
H. rercial secrciarS Mrs.
Constable corresponding
liaw Mrs 90 lsaacs. treas
These e'fIcor. urged tho
\ ~ ~ puddle ln Their en-
/. rsx reo,1c wi.i he held
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
Gard OF Thanks

With To thank friends for
y" shawn u, during the re-
pines, ana dcath OF our moth
rN' War, ann stevens.
". Pearl MILLER and sisters,