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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
WEST SIDE

1906 ATKISsoS-10.rm. brick. single:
sleeping porch, fireplace, steam heat,
gear garage; $3.50 down.
IBi7s bIRwOOD--7-rm. brick. single;
garage. new and lower price
1874 BIAINF--s-rm. brick. single; tie
bath with shower $3.50 down
1894 CI.AIRMOUNT-7-r BaV. sin
Ele. large bedrms., 2-csr sArsgs
1865 down.
i1is FDIsox brick. single:
maids room. az luxe equipment, lArgs
rooms only Ss25 down.
$500 ". EUCIID--s-r nat. excellent
location and a good rental dhiriet'
$40 each.
1880 LAWTON-s-rm brick single
garaae steam heat. never offered be-
fore October ]. 1871 only s7T3 down.
1880 LINDSEY firm. brick. single
tile bath oil heat garage and nat
ural fireplace; reesntly reduced; $500
l.sgs MARK rwAN-s-rm. frame,
single. 5Oxl2O' lot. 3 bedrooms, mol
air neat; x7s5 down: terms.
ieaIe PARKsIDE-Briek. single
rms tile bath. natural fireplace
=, block from trans $50; terms
1914 PAsADENA--1-rm. frame snEle
bedrms., hot air heat GOOD foun-
81 PURITAN. Highland Park--s-rm.
brick, single, lear sArAEe, not whttr
neat. side drive: this is really eNcep-
tionsl for sss5 down.
sT1s oITNCy--s-6 nat, y. " lear
frame garage: natural fireplace bot
air heat; a good rental district, flO
tse4s SAN JUAN-s-rm. y v. single.
side drive gear garage, 35' lot one
block from trans and stores s'IV
down. =. -.
IsSse wIsCoNsIN-s-rm. y v: SIDE
drive. Year garage ali the appoint
ments OF a really nice home h'OVO
o down.
See Your Broker or Coll
HAN N AN
Real Estate Exchange, Inc.
So Years Of Service
Cadillac 700
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Vacant Lots for Sale
sCHAEFER HIGHWAY = JUS

lSCHAEFER HIGHWAY 49, Just
South OF Fort Street - APP
|proximately 10 acres. Excellent
location for residence building.
MR.. ARGUE CHI. 100
ST PATRICK sO-foot paved; on I'm.
I provements Sacrifice. owner, Trinity
If-5070
VERNON HIGHWAY - ssxiO0. between
] Oakdale and sharon; VIII sell on con-
tract or trade for improved; vii consider
a few cemetery lots as down payment.
r. j REDHOUSE RE. Oiit-HO 1882
| M-ACRE lots. sewer. water. gas walks
Ia Royal Oak. near Woodward, Only
$3.50. Judgon Bradwsy 90. RIA. 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

COLORED -NOrih % boulevard near
WOODWARD. beautiful brick, II rooms
tHs baths Al condition steam heat: 2-car
garage. side drive 81 500 Al0nz0 HAL
Cadillac 20iO Sunday. Trinity l46is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Resorts for Sale

ANCHOR BAY sHoREs--A glorious op-
portunity 20 own a lake front or one 70
FIVE acres with. lake privileges. "a miles
from Detroit City Hall. all city convent
euops; good bathing and hshing only $50
down. two miles north OF Selfridge Field.
nj Clemens schmIdts large white offlce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

BRICK f-nat. furnaces cement block
garages: income Si2s month, price
81 600 half-blook 20 Grand River
ELSEA REALTY a. INVESTMENT CO.
62i7 Fort W VI 1900
BURNS -GRATIOT Exceptionally well built
brick six rooms and sun room each fat.
separate basements. two ihermostatically
controlled furnaces fa-ft lot solid side
drive garages Best transportation.
schools. psrsk. Excellent district worth
- A4a at-teA4s-t- = e--t.~---~tt-f-r- II fff
u 500 down, Rodriguez 5O02 Townsend.
Esfe o4e%.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

COLORED--.N North 81 the Bonsverd near
John r.. beautiful brick. = rooms newly
decorated. steam heat. only 1919 down.
Also beautiful groom frame. 4 bedrooms /.
real buy Al0rzo Hail Cadillac 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Investments

SMALL seasoned land contracts. mort
cages 90 guaranteed on investments.
Cadillac 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Real Estate to Exchange

SALE or exchange 2-famiiy farm near
Detroit. 1854 Chestnut. wyandotte
Is29-W
$500 EQUITY Ia s-room house for modern
broom bungalow. Murray 1852.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Bungalows for Sale

LOUISE, i0o-Thfes large bedrooms 2-Osr
garage; furnished or unfurnished Owner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
RooMING HOUSE

= r. corner John R-Wlnder
81 400 Down
TIN DETROIT BANK RA bs65
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Houses for Sale
Houses for Sale
FeU Houses For Sale

-
CoLoRED--Do you wan, real nice home
"a Engltw0od Tor So 800, Easy terms.
sever before never again VII you be
altered two and four apartment buildings
AZ the price we otter here THIS month.
Charles Jones Realty. 800 kenilworth
MAfis1n s0e3.
COLORED--North o. the Boulevard near
John r.. beautiful BRICK. rooms, newly
decorated steam neat only lefs aoNn.
Also beautiful. Groom frame, bedrooms !,
real buy. Aiorzo Han. Cadillac 2oi0.
COLORED- % boulevard. near
Woodward. beautiful brick, II rooms. 5
tHs baths Al condtloni steam heat; 2.car
garage side drive 81 500. Al0nzO HAL
Cadillac 20iO Sunday. Trinity i-s6is.
cOLORED--F Frederick John n section. 2
rat recontluoned just ike new : rooms
snd bath down rooms and bath up z
car garage $500 down AlonHo Hal.
Cadillac 2oi0. sundays. Trinity l-t6ii.
AOLORED- North a. boulevard. near John
n beautiful brick 2-fAt; terrace 7
on1s each steam pians 81, 600 down
kl1nzo Han Cadillac 20i0. sunday
CoLcRED-L Little chicken farms and new
houses 3 rooms with bathroom; located
WAyne and Beverly roads bargains see
Jones Columbia 1910 Madison 57s4
COLORED -Englewood beautiful brick I
room Al condition, steam heat. 3,eer
rnrsEs 81. goo down Alone Hall. Cad
lilac 2ol0 sunday Trinity i-4s44.
COLORED+ e5s p. Hancock Brick 7-nst
ave rooms each, steam heat; reasonable
down payment Alonzo Han. Cadillac
2oi0 Sundays Trinity i-tb4i.
COLORED NORTHFIFbD bargain, beau.
TIM seven room NEW roof; new fur
mace, new brick siding only $3.50 down
Miss slotin Columbia 300.
COLoRED Mcclellan Warren section
seven rooms; hot air; basement gar
csc Al 81 900 reasonable down pay
ment. Tyler 6.ss6q Poole
COLoRED-s 81 Aubin; 2-fsuily and store
feconditoned; $3.50 down Cannon
Brothers. 1850 Sherman BIiEroy 0i40.
RED-LEicEsTER 10 rooms: NV
IY painted $3.50 down See this BAR
GAIN Miss slobin. Columbia 5000
Ccf.ORED- owen. 2-family brick steam
side drive terms Cannon Brothers
1850 Sherman. fItzroy Ol4o
COLOREp ptlmar, broom hot air
ST. 500. terms Cannon Brothers, 1880
sherman. Fitzroy oi40
COLoRFD McDOUGALL. s-room steam
heat. s.. 600 ALGER, eight-room brick
g. 500. Ivanhos 20e7
cOLoRED-Beautiful eight-room single :
northend good buy! Great Northern
Realty. FIizroy $40.
COLORED-V vacant wet side; modern a
rat; 81. 500, reasonable payment. Nc.
Queen TO 1854.
CoLoRFp BE INDEPENDENT only
$40 down s-room, basement Thirtieih
3o3s McGrsw
COLoRED---N orthend two-fsmhy brick
six rooms each. Goles b. Bryant, Fltz-
roy $40.
CoLoRED-wsstmnis eleht-room brick
house, modern 81 500. Terms. Trinity
f-S3f2
cOLoREn - Woodward section S-rm.
brick; only 500 down. Mcqueen. TO.
t.3Sf1.
coIORED-Hagus los duplex. S ca; 81
neat: reasonable paymt Mcqueen. TO.
6-35f1.
CoLoRED-lf YOU don't see what YOU
want, call vs. Golee b. Bryant, Fitzroy
CN1l0.
OLORED- Brick. 4-nat. ? each. $4,000
reasonable payment Mcqueen, TO.
6-3bf1
OLORED-Two.famiy near McDougall
bargain Golee B. Bryant FItzroy
$40.
COLORED- Blvd sect brick duplex 3
ears-l0ce down. Mcqueen. TO 1854.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06
Juniors Meet
With Regent
River Study Continued
BY D. A. R. Group

The Mary Ball junior group
Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution held
their monthly meeting at the
home of the regent, Mrs.
Charles c. Mellinger.
Choosing a holiday setting,
the two hostesses. Mrs. Ray
". Perkins and Mrs. Austin
Stone. had the tea table gayly
decorated in the traditional
outdoor scene of miniature
fir trees and white reindeer.
The presiding chairman. Mrs.
Thomas p. Turner, conducted the
meeting. Following their study of
famous American rivers, Mrs. Will
liam kohout gave book report on
"Suwanee River. Strange Green
Land" by Cecile Hulse Msrschat
Asked TO pour were Mrs. Will
liam Gregg. honorary advisor to
the group, and Mrs. Mellinger.
Mrs. James J. Aellinger. who
has been visiting in Texas for the
past six weeks, was welcomed
home BY the group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06
New Girl Reserves
To Be RECOGNIZED

Recognition for new members of
the Girl Reserve clubs will take
place at 4 o'clock Sunday after
noon at the 9Th Avenue Baptist
church. sth Avenue and Fife. This
service. which is planned by a COM
mittee Of girls representing the
various Girl Reserve olubs Of the
city. 10 q semi-snnual affair.
1t represents the end Of a period
Of preparation for membership.
during which time the girls have
had TO learn about the Y.W.C.A.
as well as about Girl Reserves.
After the ceremonial there will be
an informal reception in honor OF
the new members, their parents
and club advisers. Refreshments
will be served.
The committee in charge In
eludes Evelyn Gsglisrdi. rita
Hermsen. Patty Amsnn. Willmyrth
Miller. Janet Sommsr, Ella May
Clarity, Peggy Clancy. Gladys,
Darnell, Ethel Miehsels. Helen
vestch. Celia Rees. Norma Nor
rison. Marjorie Ness. A special sub
committee composed Of Rhes Richl,
Bettianne Fulton. Phyllis Heats,
and Gwendolyn Evans. worked on
part Of the service.
There IL to be an important re-
hsarsal Saturday morning prompt
" ut 1880 at the church Of all
girls who are In the service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06
Teachers 10 Entertain
Students. Parents

The Bethel Lutheran church
Sunday school teachers viii be
host, To the Sunday school chill
dren. their parents and friends At
a social gathering At the church.
SO. saith and ! su.. y. a. Larson,
pastor. Mr.. v. Tboren, superin-
tsndent of the Lutheran Welfare
society. will show motion pictures
Ellen Ann. Amy and Janet Lang
low. daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. !. LAngioy. viii give several
musical selections. Refreshments
ana a social hour will follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06
Yacht Club lsdies
To Meet for Luncheon

The ladies auxiliary OF the Ia
coma Yacht club will meet at the
clubhouse for q 1870 luncheon
Dec. 8 Mrs. A. N. Dabros. chair
man for the luncheon. will be
assisted by Mesdames Otto Gehri.
Ralph Peterson. Leis and Ben
Etserson.
Board members met with Mrs.
William Ostruske for luncheon
Monday when plans were discussed
for q Christmas party. Those
attending were Mesdames J. V.
Griffith. Arthur Maiacky. II. o.
Ekrs, Mike Gsidosh. Howard
Trefrey. c. ID. Ogden. G. L. Cope
land and w. w. Gaudreau.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06

va us>s n ~ livseG rurmL -
n~srv susr SRI havs. tnr~11 .
Dahl pssr~a
u~uins IN kas<nses ueeg1u1
~nl<A fssss~~s. Mr. nsoH lpes~
far~a nv m<meera fNrIl@c0I
u<>zsm>s 1s~~s \ N<n<n. cnnsew
wolf. .. -. Nsnfrv a ~ -
Mrx L ,. wAu. pv~e11r~e -
ne n~y Nus~pry h~erA -
n1as<sa cAvssemss po<ey ~
ths ehts1vsr - per~nbsv - -
s1dIften u : vss1t fvrm nonm
clsus. inse~ VII - : rupFe@ o1nv.
n prspsvutbra ~ IN svuUt -
<me memh~vn epeee . ro(e -
shsss sfsevwore mebino ~
CHRISTMAS s1ueninG4
raurtesN seoopo - nV>1uo ~
n pay Win fsvuss nulno - -
!. y. h1elftrs.
orusnlGp1 ~ Sttt. ~ ~
Nur.ssy pssvstao tev t1un oopo
fsf <hst9sea ~ wushlnG o11uueo
eve sAaees pr~vs&e e>p(nnoo fofo
in their ewn hnane m5N9upurgo11
class ass orsoeun1 ~ >1l1VeD
80 sns~oe - - ese ppov16r1
with has b&ernse - 49, -
sfsssn<na rper~atsee. pp0)rr1 -
thss yssr - s~pa - fs~neGr1 -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06
BetrOthal
Miss Stroneek 70 Wed Mr..
Little January 10

Schoolmates and young
relatives of Miss Margaret
Irene Stroncek were guests ut
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stroncek Thursday
evening when the surprise en-
gagement Of Miss Stroncek.
only daughter of the home. to
Mr.. Richard l.. Little, was re-
vealed. Date of the cere-
mony has been set for Jan.
10. Mr.. Little is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland +. Little.
Mrs. stroncek presided at the
dessert supper table where pink
and white motif was used. Center
ing the lace covered table was
striking arrangement OF pink rose
buds and lilies OF the valley.
thanked by white tspers and sur
rounded by wedding bell fssors. In
which the news Was concealed.
Mrs. Andrew Graham assisted the
hostess during the evening.
Court whist vas played with
honors going TO Miss Mary Lou
Graham and Miss Helen Thorn
chalk Of Seattle. cousin OF the
brids-to-be.
Guests were Mrs. Helen stron-
eek, aunt Of the bride-to-bs, Misses
Alice and Irene stronesk and
Misses Helen and Rose Thomebak.
cousins of Mis- stronces. all Of
seattle; Miases Jean Little, sstsr
OF the prospective Bridegroom.
Mary Lou Graham. Frances
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06
Warren Dance Club
Plans Holiday Event

The coming holiday season will
be the motif for the Warren Dance
10 be held Saturday evening at
Warren hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray c.
Jorgenson will be host and
hostess. Assisting will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Rial Benjamin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sumner More, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Hagen, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b.
Lindahl, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dolan. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c.
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Iversen and Mr.. aud Mrs. Stanley
p. Graham.
Work il proceeding at an ad-
mirable rate on Red Cross and
British War Relief work at the
weekly meeting of the officers
wives OF the 163d Infantry. The
group met as usual this Wednes-
day in the officers mess at the
regimentsl area.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06
State V. F. W. Head
To Be Greeted

Mrs. Leon Osier. state president
OF the auxiliary to the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. will make her Of
fetal visit to Wild West Auxiliary
Friday evening at the Masonic
temple at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. p. ". swsynv. auxiliary
president. expects q large dele
CATION of officers and visitors
from out n town and here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06
Miss Bafna
Is HOnOred
Party ~ University Club
feies Bride-Eleef

Miss Helen Barna was guest
of honor at a miscellaneous
shower given by a group Of
friends at the University
Union club Wednesday eve
ming. arrangements being
made by Mrs. William Eggles-
ton and the Misses Edna liver
so nand Bernice Wick.
Seven tables were beautifully
decorated carrying out q Christ
mas motif. using miniature Christ
mas tree candles a. eenterpieces.
together with small bouquets Of
late autumn flowers.
Games were played during the
evening with prizes going TO Mrs.
Jesse Denzier. and the Misses
Mary Ellen Benthien. Ann strobel.
Helen Barns and Anita Ball.
Miss Bsrns IL the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bsrns. and
will become the bride of Mr. Er-
nest Jensen. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
4. o. Jensen, ON Christmas day.
Guestes included Mesdsmes A.
Baxter Galloway. William Eggles-
ton. Frederick Kennedy, jesse
Denzlsr. Roy knoell. Arthur shes-
han. James johnson. Fred keixer.
Albert Hallstrom, Mrs. Lucille
Suse.
Misses Helen Alden. Anita Ball.
Mary Bass, Mary Ellen Benthien.
Pearl Blakely. Marie Brand. Mar
gsret Fisher. Pauline Guile. Edna
Iverson. Imosene Jacobs, Mary
LOUIS Kennedy. Ayvis kirkeide
Iva Lindeman, Vera Parsons. Nil
dred Stout. Ann strobel, Bernics
Wick. Elesnore Void.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06
Ninth Grade Miner
Friday EVENING al ]

The Y. w. c. A 9th Grade
Mixer VIII meet Friday. Dee 8.
from ITO D m. This IL dancing
group that In open tn all boys and
girls In the ninth grade.
Because of the fact that school
has not been In session. tickets
will he cold Ut the dance. Miss
Geraldine Hopper. assistant In the
health and recreation department
of the Y. w. e. A., IL In chsrEs
Of the group, Mr.. and Mrs. A. u.
wescott and Mira ID. 3. Cook viii
be ehsperones.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06


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nrs Jesse A Lsds isft yesfsf-
day tor Riehsfd.un Fisla. Alaska.
~hsr. she ~ill jnsn her husband
General tadd Jimmie lad. scr
~ General and Mrs Laid. 9TH
reslde 81 the rort Lewis Inn until
he graduates frem Clover Park
high sehccl this June.
General Lsad formerly com
I<xt.
Wives of the 18th Infantry affi-
Gers mel for tee and bridge rs,.
day afternoon II the Officers club.
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Eleanor elus. and Inc Efoam. a.
vilan clothes. Chaplain W. ~
Myers offieisisd 81 the double
ring ceremony
sgt and Mrs. Hru~nise served
a. attendants
Mrs. ksith formerly sas IN
army nurns 81 Camp Leonard
Wood. No.
Lou. Lee r...s. n pv..,es
Anthrax company. and ME-
Margaret Jane Mssi<an 81 sail
Lake city were married last sat
urdsy st > o'clock In ths post
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06

o'Brisn. Dolores wessiund. LOUIS
Olson: Aesdsmes Edgar Hinckley
and Vincent Thomchsk Of sesttle.
aunts Of the hade-elect. Arthur
H. sheshan louis Johnsonl.
George Padnr. John Ewart Louise
shay. Dorothy Mae I'LL and
Leland Little.
Miss stroneek 10 the first grand
child Of the Joseph stroncsk
family Of Seattle 10 be married.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06
Y.l.l. TO Plan
Christmas Party

The regular meeting Of the
Young Ladies Institute will be
held Monday, At. the knights Of
Columbus hall. Miss Frances
Crosby presiding. Program VIII
follow business meeting.
Plans will be made for the an
nual charity Christmas party
which will be held at st. Leo'i
/ auditorium on Wednesday. Mrs
Philip Mullsn has been namec
chairman for this party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06

Mrs. Warren Y. HUI. daughter
Of Mrs Buckmsster. IL the hostess
for the afternoon ard viii be as
sisted BY Mrs. r NJ Demsrest.
Mrs. WeIle. Wheeler and Mrs. A.
II. Heath.
Special songs and dances are be-
ing arranged hy the program COM
mittee In keeping with the theme
Of the afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06

f.nnrh<ce was s<<S<a ffeu .
lace eaves~s tAris with rsn> snd
red ssFHstIeee sfFsna~d skcss .
fsx,lfzns sf th< cHftsf ssitd - =
seasrfps~ss. H~t ssr<ss st n
silver wsfe - the tssl< snd N
the ~tna.~s vsFE<s<f<-f hrisz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06
Virginia Dare D.A.R.Chapter
Plans Holiday Meeting
ssetmsser Home TO Be Opened Monday Afternoon for
Special Luncheon and Psn-Ameriesn Program

Traditional holiday hospitality Of Mrs. b T. Buckmasters
home Prospect Hin will be extended members OF the Nr
sna Dare chapter Daughters of the American Revolution
for their yearly Christmas meeting Monday afternoon
Luncheon is planned for o'clock. with a program for
which the chairman Mrs ". w. Pascoe, ha. chosen Pan
American Fiesta" as a theme following
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06

Service Men
ps,kIsad Greups rs~
Perry sssusdsy evening

The Lutheran Daughters At
the Reformation and the i.u-
Their league II Trinity Luther
an church In Falkland win b
host 10 men Of The services
Saturday evening At the I.s-
theran Welfare Center in To
coma. Hostess<s for the eve
ming viii be the Misses Nae
PsIIett and Priscilla Preus.
Master ~ ceremonies wtu -
Don u.lbesss.n. pssnsasns ~ ~
Tnnsts t~sther League. assisted ~
Mss Avs Hssiard. rrsaasnt ~
ths 4. r. n Program numbers
viii feature Mis- Patricia ivsrsna.
vocalist. accompanied ~ Mo fse-
sslls naFsssd. ard Mo 0eevut-
anna Athinsee. PIC bsise twin
o. Mia ivsssna vsIl - een-
munits singing sollowtns a eve.
ming spsns IN ssmas. vtth Mrs.
walter Young - Inc Isa1er.
Late supper wiIi - served ~
suesss with Mlss Esther ystsvteh
IN ensrss sf sussssasstA
P. |. c. Jsmbesss
A. Y. W. C. a. Friday
a Gym Jsmbosss w'ii - The
nest soelsi event u ths rasssss
Lutheran College sssasnt sedy
sponsored by the wpmsn's Athlsslc
Association 10 b. given vudsy
evening IN the y. w. g. \. fsea
4 10 10 o'clock.
Recreation will ~ IN the form
N basketball. swimming. Ping
pong. bsdmintoa and voilsy bals'
Leaders for The occasion wiil ~
Mis- Virginia Hsndsieksos. prese'
dent II W. 4. 4. sn1 oiav 80.
student Indy prsxy. Othere -
ssstins viiI ~ Carrie psFasa. ~
freshmsufs. Euniee kHutsoa en4
Betty staiwlek. sdvsrtissne.
Az woshiag 10 maize ~ ses-
deaf Indy afsais . sssreses wtl1 -
other W. 4. 4 offscuss' oute
Bsngsson. vses-pressdeai: povoehy
fArsoa. ssssstasy. an6 nsenes
sivsrtsnn. treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06

Chaplain W. x Patrick Of the
i<4th Field Artillery viii officials
At the Episcopal Holy Communion
and sermon sunday at iisis . m
In the post chapel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
HurOns Rout Wayne Track
Squad, 92-38, in Dual Meet

YPSILANTI, May 10.-Except
for the ride, Wayne University
track team gained little pleasure
out of its dual meet with Michi-
gan Normal here today. The
Hurons dominated the contest
completely, scoring 81 points to
the Detroiters' 3S. Negro Bob
Wingo accomplished the most for
Coach David L. Holmes charges.
After opening a busy afternoon
by tying for first in the high jump
at the five-foot, the compact Tar
tar sped TO victory in the 200 and
440-yard dashes. And that wasn't
all. Although Holmes strapped
the mile relay team which re-
Gently established a Wayne rec
ord he kept Wingo as anchor man
on his revised quartet. The Hurons
won the race, however, in the slow
time of 1858. Only one record
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State S Meku|es
Battles Irish


EAST LANSING, MAY 10
Frank MekuleS. giant Detroit
Highlander, maintained his mas
terry over Notre Dame batsmen
here today, and Michigan State
pounded out a 1912 triumph over
the Irish.
Mekules. who beat the Irish last
year, allowed but three hits and
had a shutout within his grasp
until the ninth inning.
Only II batters faced the De-
troit junior in the first eight in
nings. Charlie Farrell got the
lone clean hit off Mekules, a
single with two out in the first.
Meanwhile, the Spartans were
pounding three Irish pitchers to
revenge their AS setback last
Wednesday at South Bend. In the
third, State batted around as il
tailed four runs and sent Sebas-
tian Nowicki, Notre Danes start
ing pitcher, to the showers.
State was led at bat by Howard
Ladue, Detroit sophomore, who
collected a triple and two singles
in three official trips to the plate.
Notre Dame Ooo 600 oO2- a
Michigan State PA OOl O2x-10 10 2
Nowicki. MetzgHr. Fisher and Kelly.
Mekules and Wolkowicz
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fell during the long and boresome
meet.
Charles Had injected a spark
of interest into the proceedings
by running the 12O-yard high hur-
dies in 14.6 seconds, a new Briggs
Stadium record. Had was not
pressed by teammate Don Son.
merfeld, the only other competitor
in the race. The white-headed
Huron set the previous track
standard of 14.7 against Wayne
last year. Had and Eddie Rosen-
weig, who won the shot put and
broad jump and placed second in
the discus, were Normals out
standing trackmen. Other Wayne
winners were Ralph Betaker in
the discus and Bob Grant in the
100-yard dash.