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HELP DOMESTIC.

GIRL for plain cooking and gh.w., m.
to : pm, S6 wkly. ana carfare. refer
ences Chestnut 1870.
GIRL. coiored, size IS, maid and g h.w.;
29ll 39th st, between = and 3 Sunday. 49,
GIRL gh.w W two adults; permanent place.
Call Sunday. 900 LongfelloU St
GIRL, colored, ghw., dinners 30 to
$50, three afternoons week. couple With
baby. health certificate req Glebe 1890.
Girl colored. neat, reliable. lnteelllisent.
lake care OF apt and infant. Gail after
GIRL, white, live in, ehw, . children, up
6sn3.
HoUsEKEEPER. experienced entire re-
sponsibllity for household of 3. including
small baby. Arlington; references, salary
$40. live in Box 4n3-J. S'a..
HOUsEKEEPER. small apartment. l child
day Sunday
HCUsEKEEPER, white inteligent, 80 to
-. Good PLAIN cook and thorough cleaner .
| furnish local references; salary S65 mo.
OIL 31l4. between and pm.
MAID live in. near Alexandria: must be
experienced settled. with good references;
general houSework. cooking and laundry.
adults. > children: comfortable room
BendiX washer Sl4 wk- Can Temple 5475.
! MAID, colored be.ween @5-35; G.h.w..
p.aln cooking and laundry. Phone Wis
conSln b230
MAID. capable. ghw.. care Of > children:
SO to start, live in city references. :34o9
northampton 81 NV. near Conn. ave.
MOTHER S HELPER, oiI O'Clock. no sun
gays -, and more II you are worth It.
II you are looking for an easy ioo do not
| WOMAN. white. general housework care
! Of one child. Phone Franklin O133 after
( Il pm.
WOMAN white. for ghv employed
| couple SRI. 10. G-room house $40. Oliver
s3l4 5fn@ Mass. ave. NV
/ WOMAN, white. to take charge Of apt,
and | small child for employed couple:
nearby Va. CHI 1900. Ext. IGS
/ WOMAN, white pref settled: gh.w.. care
I ior little GIr!: $40 wk. Il live ou,. All
/ Chestnut 3675.
WOMAN, white. experienced. for cooking,
I cleaning and laundry. small, quiet adult
/ family; elrl. g. first-clasS rm and ba h
! SD weekly or extra help WI pa
/ 6so1 Glenbrook I'd. B7thesda. Nd.
| WOMAN. coored about rs years. for gen
| eral houseWork and chlldS laundry only.
| week and pass, no Sundays. EN-. 1919
after : pm.
WOMAN; white. experienced ghw care
2-year-old: employed couple: live in; ref
/ erences Temple 2Sf2
GEORGETOWN, co!ored girl. - % 30.
". cooking. experienced. smal. family;
/ references WO. $500.
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JOB PRINTING SHOP. well equipped,
centrally located, long established; must
sau poy I2T-Z Star lbA
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1861. open ewes.
REFRIGERATOR display case. coffee urns
with stainless steel stand 427 4th St.
SW. 1b'
REFRIGERATOR. good run. cond.. $3.50.
Others at slightly higher prices. District
Electric Co. 1905 Wis. ave. WO. 1902. -
REFRIGERATORS, new and used. $50 up:
guaranteed up to years; easy terms.
P. o. Smith. 1914 n ST. ne. Lincoln 5000.
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire. 6 Gu. IT..
excellent condition. $50. a16 9th st. NV.
ERATORS-Deep-cut sacrifice on
over 500 refrigerators. We have the largest
display in Washington and guarantee not
eral Electric. Frigidaire. Westinshouse.
Crosley Kelvinator, Norge. Leonard. Cold
spot, used, as low as So brand-new l94l
refrigerators at Atlas low prices: immedi:
ate delivery; easy terms; unusually liberal
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washington's Largest Appliance HOUSE
92I G St. NW.-Entire Building.
District 3731 Open Ewes. Till P M.
REFRIGERATORSt landlords.
Sacrificing hundreds of refrigerators. All
Standard makes and sizes Guaranteed
lowest prices in Washington. Better values.
DEALERS REFRIGERATOR Co
Wholesale TO Dealers for IL YearA
164S No. Capitol St. Cor r st.
20 $500 O7en Ewes. Until 2 Pm
Continue o. Mex PageJ
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TAILOR, custom work, good pay, steady
Job for good man. Apply 1912 Eye st.
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LD-ESTABLISHED FIRM requires the
services of a clerk-typist. gentle. age Is
35 capable handling business telephones.
for four days work weekly tthree evenings
9 pm. TO / pm and one day a m. 10
4 40 nm good salary, two weeks train
ing required, salary while training Please
write Box 393J. Star giving fun IN
form ton
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
tContinued) }

'OLLEGE GIRL. attractive. light colored.
esires position; experienced waitress,
riyeS car tyDeS Roy D13-Z Star
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

YOUNG MAN AND WIFE wish janitor
quarters or other work: good references.
Phone Metropolitan $50. IL.
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PERSONAL.

LADY desires position companion, edu-
Gated. nursing experience. wiling 70 traEel' a-
excellent references. Phone Woodley ie. ~ -
CHEVERLY NURSERY SCHOOL and Kin
dergarten American Legion Hall. CheVerly'
No Director. Miss Anne Hyland' NE.
YOUNG MAN. PERSONALITY. NEAT DE-
sires companion secretary position at your
price Box lSO-Z, star, ~
PERSONAL LOANS TO EMPLOYED MEN
or women on Their owH signaI Iure lot any any
for the tine money is used Phone W. l.
WALLER. G!ebe lI12
ELDERLY LADY. LIVING ALONE. AND
mayhI eI 10 tSg occupy iore room IN her home bresk
fast furnished: one should be al the house
each evening by : IN. no charge lor
acCOmmoda ions in exchange Tor ABOVE
service. written references REQUIRED. Please
send picture age. occupation, nationality
religion. etc Address Box POI Z. star. L.
YOUNG WOMAN, GOVT EMPLOYED;
Prot. desires room and board; professional
family IN exchange for light houseWork or
care OF child, nursing experience. Box
who understands coal furnace and ODD
1obs in pvt home IN return warm sleep
iHs oaarTer- :;',aa Hiatt p!. nv.
You ARE BoTHERER nJEy 7or WITH III PILLS PILLS
Just give me a call. You can get 500 and
need repay only Sis per week which in
cludes interest the only charge. Other
amounts IN proportion. just call BILL
LANE Michgan 65l0
BALLROOM-STUDIO
Mon, Tues, Thurs, FL, Rent reas
Dances. bridge parties, etc.
Call NE 3llh. 1a'
/ DR.. H W JOHNSON. DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired
While You Wait.
Room soc. Wcstory Bldg. COS 14'h NV
HFMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a !ife-
time or money back Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DR. SOMNERWERCR.
/ 1865 Columbia rd Adams O3ss
POBT 3 SCOTT
DFNTAL LABORATORY
. Room a0l. Westory Bldg 605 il s.. W
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WATERS, white, must be experienced:
no others need apply. After pm. Brown
Derby, 3333-A, Conn ave l5'
YOUNG MAN. clerk in law Office. state
age, experience and salary expected. Box
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

GOOD DRAGLINE, crane operator voulc
like work near Washington, Many years
experience. Box 1857. Sfar, l6'
Evening star., 1941-11-15
CLERK-YOUNG WOMAN
VIII Y

Warts to learn merchandising. graduate
University of Paris, age 2S. Salary sec
ondary to opportunity. Box 500-J. Star.
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REFRIGERATOR. good run cond, $3.50.
Others at slightly higher prices District
Electric Co 1905 Wis. ave. WO. 4q02.-
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GIRL for plain cooking and ghw, l pm.
to : pm. ST wkly. ana carfare. refer
ences Chestnut 1870.
GIRL coiored size is. maid and ghw.;
reference required. 80 week and pass.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

| COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER, white,
middle-aged Catholic; references; $40
month. Box 3-G Star
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LADY. refined. practical nurse, expert
enced with elderly people; free 10 travel.
WI 23S4 IL
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PA PH X mi NUUIIIN' ~ Up' dISU
1ai IAeiANo painting: prompt service;
white mechanics. Meek, DU. 1929. 1a'
PAPERING AND PAINTING, work guar
anteed: rock-bottom prices; go anywhere.
HO 1905 IT,
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MAN for night clerk in
a Box Roll. Star.
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GAS STATION
ATTENDANT
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

HELP MEN q WOMEN.
COUPLE. colored. cooking. general house
work. houseman-chauffeur for small fam
lily. Starting wages, $50. Box 4n1-J. Ster.
P B. X OPERATOR. no experience neces-
sary. Apply 100 Maryland ave. Hyatts.,
Md. Suburban Cab Co
EMPLOYED WIDOW will give free room
rent couple exchange wifes services as
housekeeper (Catholic preferred. Apply
Immediately. 3527 Upshur St, Brentwood.
Md -l6
ROOM AND BOARD for white couple man
employed for wife's services. References.
1921 Mass. ave. NV.
TYPIST, 18. years of age or
over. Must have speed no less
than 40 W. p. m. Apply Mr..
Shannon, 1418 New York
ave. NV.
TELETYPE OPERATORS, 18
years of age or over. Apply
Mr.. Shannon, 1418 New York
ave. NV.
FORMER EMPLOYEES of The
Hecht Co. wrapping division
who are interested in part
time work see Mr.. Stanley
between $50 and II or phone
MA. 5100, Branch $40.
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RESTAURANT (coloredl well equipped,
GOOD business: poor health reason fo-
Selling. 24O9 Benning rd. ne. -
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ATTRACTIVE young lady for
general office work in modern
jewelry store. Typist pre-
ferred. Reply in own hand
writing inclosing recent snap
shot. Box 470-J. Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

interest or charges of any kind. made to
Restaurants, DelcatesSens, Drugstores
Newsstands. etc. All you do is handle our
product on conslsnment. Information
without obligation. Mr.. Mack, District ol6l. :.
PINBALL MACHINES PLACED on comm;
basis in business places of all, kinds: all
newest machines; also coin phonographs
and Magic Telephone Music: information
without obligation. Silent Sales, DI. 05O0.
MONEY PENNY ARCADE-Must
be seen to be appreciated. Corner 18th
and Ynr StS q "
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PINROYS

Coored. Is years of age and over. to set
pins; no experience necessary. We teach
YOU Plenty of games guaranteed. Apply
Anacostia Spillway Bowling Center. 2O04
Nichols
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
HELP WOMEN.


ACCOUNTANT for c. P. A. Office Reply in
education, salary expected. Box ADJ. Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced all
around. Apply 324S Wilson blvd. Airing
ton, Va Dorothys Beauty Salon, OK. 03ol.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. Anita's
Beauty Shop, 56l2 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY, OPERATOR. experienced. good
salary steady dyd Gnsyy Chase a. Beauty
BEAUTY OPERATOR, has to be good
manicurist. Apply in person. Robert of
Paris. 1914 Connecticut ave.
BOOKKEEPER. young woman, experienced
in hand and machine bookkeeping; perma-
nent position. unusual opportunity in estab-
rate. with ability. Give business experience
in detail to assure an interview. Our en-
ployes know Of this opening. Box 111-Z.
Star.
CLERK K-STENOGRAPHER. excellent oppor-
tunity for young lady with reliable firm.
Working conditions ideal. Box 249-Z Star.
CLERK-TYPIsT. high school graduate. Is
TO 70, excellent hours and working con-
ditions; moderate salary. Room 705, SIG
through Friday.
oaF g. eSared t0 Rome
Nursing experience not necessary; good
Poom very So per
other week end of. Box 292-J Star
COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER, white,
middle-aged, Catholic references; $40
month. Box 3G, Star
FILE GIERK-TYPIsT. experienced. Cath
aafhliatiens and salary expected. Bon
GIRL OR WOMAN, white, refined. to assist
Wlth CHILDREN and housework. Box
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SALESMAN
TRUCK DRIVERS

Experienced to sell old line food products,
to call on hotels, restaurants and lnsttu-
tions for large reliable Washington cor
poration Box 39S-J. Star
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be able to furnish references Box
TAILOR. custom work ,a good pay st. steady
ne. TR. 72S1.
TAILOR, must be experienced; steady all
year work. North 3436, ----
TRAILER DRIVERS, white, 4. Apply to
OBoyle. Sl7 Michigan ave. ne.
references required. American Tire Co.
1919 x st. ne.
TRUMPET MAN, for local dance work.
must have. good tone and read well az
sight work . or 3 times a week. Call
EN- 1877 between and p m. only.
WAITER. white experienced. Metropol-
tan Club, 18th and SITS. NV.
WAITER, experienced. first class, for
boarding house. Apply in person. 14O6
18th st. NV
WATERS. white. must be experienced;
no others need apply After pm. Brown
Derby, 3333-A, Conn ave. l5'
YOUNG MAN. clerk in law Office. state
age, experience and salary expected Box
YOUNG WHITE MAN with small truck or
sedan to deliver orders. Mr.. Cohen; 9l3
G. st. NV. 10
WANTED WHITE MAN for night clerk in
apt. house, S15 mo- Box 394-J, star.
NATIONAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT company
chanical experience or ability; steady, in
teresting work with future. Box
1lH-J, oldT.
VACANCY Arhngton, Va, legal reserye eruerIii Iiie
SONS. Established debit. Room 300, ! 422
K st. NV. -
FORD MECHANIC WANTED.
Excelient permanent poSition WIN ,tr wssh nisht
shift, to II O'Clock. Weekly guarantee
should earn up to $50. See Mr.. Wilson,
Steuart Motors
9Th and New York Ave NV.
PAINT SALESMAN.
Large paint factory desires services ,e OF
young and ambitious salesman Tor Wash-
ington and adjacent territory; paint eX-
perlence desirable but not necessary. saIary
and bonus State qualifications and de-
tails fully in first letter Box ll5-Z, star
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN.
nectlons with one of Washineton,S Largest a.ad
ample floor periods. liberal commission
of hard work you can be assured Of a
See Mr. Cohen. LEE D. BUTLER CO. 1884
Pa ave. Sc
CLOTHING STORE MANAGER.
Large, well located successful mems
clothing store Must have thorough knowl-
edge Of aiofnSi qnS-
Good appearance, Good salary with, ex-
pandng possibilities. Our stan mas oeen
notified of this, ad, Replies strictly con-
f1dential. Box 1871. Star.
PINBOYS,
Colored. 1s years of age and over. to set
pins, no experience necessary. We teacn
you. Plenty of games guaranteed. Apply
Anacostia Spllway Bowling Center, "Ooi
Nichols ave. sc.
SALESMAN,
Experienced to sell old line food products,
to call on hotels, restaurants and lnstltu-
t!ons for large reliable WASHINGTON cor
poration. Box 3gS-J. Star.
TRUCK DRIVERS
FOR MAJOR OIL COMPANY.
PERMANENT WORK
STARTING SALARY. St5 WEEK.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

ILoR, must be experienced; steady all
Evening star., 1941-11-15

FORNTTURE-S rooms; bed, dining, living
and bed rooms, vacuum, blankefs etc
private nome. 403 9th ST. ne FIR. 4724.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

DRUGSTORE, adj. Govt bldgs., large
business and residential neighborhood; lit
tie cash required; easy terms; leaving
III QnoS To-
Evening star., 1941-11-15

tURN1TuRE-Livins room suite bedroom
ton. WI T40Q
Evening star., 1941-11-15

SITUATION WANTED by middle-aeed ex-
school teacher hard of hearing. Box
215-Z, Star. Ii"
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUR EXPENSES FOR DRIVING CAR 70
Miami: leave in few days. State experi-
ence. age, references. Box 1897. Star.
SEATTLE, VIA CALF, OR DIRECT, NOV.
1920; take 3 or 4; refer. exchanged. DI.
6136, z TO evenings.
LOS ANGELES, LEAVING
Nov. 8 or II: 194I Nash: take pas.
sengers: share expenses. Call after p m.
Mr.. Carlson. District 9S4b, 15s
Evening star., 1941-11-15

FOR MAJOR OIL COMPANY
PERMANENT WORK
STARTING SALARY. s.i5 WEEK
Write. stating age and experience. tC
Box 367-J, Star
Evening star., 1941-11-15

Radio Trouble? FTee este Honesf W9Fk pF1esE ESsE
MID-CIIY Radin Shop. Q-0 pm Ma O117
Evening star., 1941-11-15

UPHOLSTERING sipeSe s.s sS. .,nits s1its,
WEIsMULLER. @4o3 18th NV AID. O161.
WATCHES CLEANED AND ADJUSTED.
GUARANTEED ONE YEAR, SSc AND UP.
S. FRANKS JEWELRY CO.,
11O4 14th g. NV Near l. RE 5l1O
Evening star., 1941-11-15

TRAILER DRIVERS, white. 4. Apply TO
OBoyle S17 Michigan ave. ne.
TRUCK DRIVER. colored. must know city;
references required. American Tire Co,
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HELP WOMEN,
tContinued.)

GIRLS-Cashier and counter work. restau-
rant experience unnecessary. Apply branch
store. 1867 Columbia I'd. NV. Saturday,
Sunday and Monday. r5 pm.
GIRL OR WOMAN white. will receive
room and board and pocket money in
exchange for taking of children.
May have part-time occupation. Box
Evening star., 1941-11-15

| TRUMPET MAN. for local dance work;
must have good tone and read well at
sight; work . or 3 times a week. Call
| EN- 1877 between 2 and pm. only.
mrAIrER uhite eynerienced Metropoli.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
TzaAxeAA
MR.. AND MRS. ARTHUR

MR.. AND MRS. ARTHUR
AVA DOUGLASS JR.. after a
great deal of fetching, have re-
turned to their chic apartments
in New York City. Stayed with
the former Connie Carers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Carter of Burlingame avenue,
while here in town -.
Another brace of visitors gone
back-Mr. and Mrs. George d.
Moffet Jr. of West Virginia
Huntington, isn't it?) who'd
been here as the houseguests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan A.
Mrs. Lloyd V. BARLEY has
been toying with the idea of ac-
companying her sister. Mrs.
Frank J. Herman of Portland,
Ore, back as far as Chicago,
we hear =.
DR.. and Mrs. John T.
Schwartzbeck of Chicago boule-
ward have come home from A
Yuletide visit to Milwaukee,
Wis.
And Miss Betty Ellen Hoff-
man is due back at her school in
Washington, d. C., Monday
morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
S Gard en-
GROUP Will Meet

TEN CANDLES will glow on
the birthday cake at the ami
versary party which will follow
the annual meeting Thursday
Of the Detroit branch of the
Woman's National Farm and
Garden Association in the
Womens City Club.
Past presidents who will he
honor guests are MesdamnS
Ewald f. Schaffer. Lawrence NJ.
Sprague and Fred Schumann.
Mrs. George M. Laning and
Mrs. Harry Jackson have charge
Of decorations, while reserva-
tions are being taken by Mrs.
Franklin Davis and Mrs. Charles
Havill.
Hostesses will include:
MESDAMEs
" r Douglas c W Mhl,psuEh
Charles NJ. Hamper George OPP
Richard -r,-R4ehA r4=.-s.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Girl Scouts to Study
Child Care, Nursing

GIRL SCOUTS from Univer-
sity District are taking a six
weeks course in child care and
home nursing at Mt. Carmel
Mercy Hospital. This course
was arranged by Sister Nicholas,
superintendent of the hospital,
and Mrs. Paul Sonda, program
chairman for University Dis
trict.
Miss Myrtle Corcoran. in
structor in the nurses school at
the hospital, conducts the class
on Saturdays from 10 a. m. un-
til noon. Upon completion of
their studies the Scouts will he
qualified to receive badges I'M
der the program Of health and
safety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Modified NeekIine

The attendants were dressed
alike in models of turquoise blue
having bouffant skirts of net
and satin tops in matching shade.
Their headdresses were fashioned
of turquoise satin trimmed in
the front with matching ostrich
tips. They carried pale pink car
nations and sweetpeas.
The pretty brunei bride wore
wedding dress Of ivory satin
made with a modified sweetheart
neckline with scalloped edge and
long sleeves. full at the shout
ders and tight at the wrists. Her
tulle veil of finger-tip length was
very full and was attached to A
Mary Stuart cap trimmed at the
front and at each side with
PERSEVERANCE blessen1"She car
RED a bouquet of white spray
orchids and lilies-of- the-Valley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Ice Blue Gown

Mrs. Post wore smart gold
colored costume. The gown. OF
crepe. had a matching jacket
with long sleeves and gold en-
broidery on the lapels and a har-
monizing hat trimp1ed with
feathers in different shades. Her
flowers were yellow spray orchids
with brown spots.
Mrs. Booth. mother Of the
bridegroom, wore modish ice
blue crepe gown with matching
bolero jacket through which
were threads OF maroon and diff
ferent shades of blue. matching
slippers. and a felt hat the same
shade as her dress, trimmed with
velvet flowers to match the trim
ming of the dress. She wore
corSage bouquet of green orchids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Mrs. Pa++en Busy on Relief Work

the year safely in. Mayfair turns back to
regular program which this is either defense or relief
Mrs Henry Patten of Bloomfield of the most
unusual relief workers to
Every day you'll find her the American Red Cross down
there Dubois especially equipped for her particular duties
since she speaks several languages fuently.
endless of calls the Red Cross from
people asking aid getting trace of missing relatives and
friends who are Some Place in War Torn Europe.
Just days calls recently brought:'
One inquiry for Belgium.
inquiries for Poland
Four inquiries for France.
One inquiry for the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
One inquiry for London.
Three telephone calls regarding parcels 10 Poland
One telephone reference food for civilian Ger
many.
One call regarding money to be sent to Russia.
call asking information how to send parcels to
Russia.
call from Belgian inquiring the whereabouts Of King
Leopold
Two letters inquiring about sending of cables.
Busy days wouldn't you say?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

IN the affair tdDle we're vases
holding arrangements of Easter
lilies.
DR.. Frank Fit. minister Of the
church, read the wedding service
at 4 o'clock.
Miss Lawson was attended by
her sister. Miss Jane Lawson,
as maid of honor: Mrs. John j.
Prendergast as matron of honor,
Mrs. William Tost and Mrs. The
odore Buttrick as bridesmaids. =
Lloyd V. NJ are n ct Q,
a brother-in-law of the bride
groom. was best man.
Ushers were Oscar Skinner Of
Providence. r. l.. also a brother
in-law of the bridegroom; Theo-
dore Buttrick. Lyle Devlin Jr.,
Richard Meginnity. Lawrence
Crolius of New York and Homer
Yaryan OF Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Catholic Group RosedaIe Women
70 Hear Artist To Fe+e Husband

ROSEDALE PARK WOMEN'S.
CLUB will entertain the hts
bands of members. Wednesday
night. with program, starting
at 8 o'clock, and a supper in the
Community House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard For
sythe Will appear in two humor-
Gus skits.
Mrs. A. w. Squiers will be
hostess at the supper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Carol Lawson Monies John Booth;
Easter Lily Serves as Motif
Or Green and White Decorations

throughout with arrangements
of Easter lilies and other white
flowers.
The table, laid with a lace
cloth. was centered with the
wedding cake garlanded at It's
base with paper white narcissi
and white buddlea, and lighted
by white candles in silver can
delabra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth left for
New York and will take a cruise
to the West Indies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

THE ART department of the
Catholic Study Club, headed
by Mrs. Ralph L. Young, has ar
ranged the program for the gen.
eral meeting Of this organization
Monday afternoon, in the Activ-
tiles Building.
Sarkis Sarkisian. Detroit art
ist, will lecture and give a dem-
onstrahon. Heinrich Van Husen
will give a brief piano recital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Dorothy Heads Back TO N. Y

Dorothy Zeder who is dark and stunning
will be going back to New York on Tuesday.
Dorothy with chums from Briarciff is spending
this season in the Barbzon having the most
elegant time
And Zeders and P0e will be looking toward the
South when the tenth arrives.
They'll occupy Winter home in Miami Beach for the
remainder of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
BY THE CHAPERON

lily the motif of white
for the wedding Saturday afternoon in the Crosse Pone
Memorial Church. of Miss Carol Lawson daughter Mr. Mrs
oy Post and John Mclaughlin Booth of Mr. and Mrs James
Scrpps Booth.
Tall standards lilies and white buddea
of the chance which banked wood
warda ferns and cleaning white cathedral apes in candeaba
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Fred M. Zeder Family
Scotters, Children Back
To School, Parents South

~ TIL look something like evacuation out at Meadowlawn
the Fred NJ Zeder in East jefferson this Monday
The family is scattering in all directions
Subdeb Priscilla, who'll be debutante next Decem-
ber leaves for Shpey School at Bryn Mawr
Fred NJ Zeder Jr will back Ann Arbor to continue
his studies at the University of Michigan.
little Peggy this minute packing Christmas sugar
pums into girl luggage and will tote all back to Kings
in Hills Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Kansas City Group Forms Clique

There's Kansas City group out in Birmingham that has
founded quite little clique Of its
All from City and when they discovered them
selves they started round Of dinner parties etc.
They
Mr. and Mrs William Sproull Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Wey,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hugh Wheaw and Mr. and Mrs. Lester L.