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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Scouts Announce
Summer Dates
St. Adams Camp TO Open
Season June Is

The st. Adams camp COM
mittee of the Tacoma Girls
Scout council met Friday to
discuss plans for the opening
of st. Adams, the Tacoma Girl
Scout camp on Lake Deveraux
near Allyn, Wash.
Dates have been announced
by Mrs. Edwin James, camp
chairman. Senior week for
girls from Ia to Is years of
age will open on Wednesday,
June 25, and continue through
July 2. intermediate camp
will open on July 6 and con-
tinue for five weeks through
Aug. 10.
One week of camp for Brownies.
the youngest members of the Girl
Scout organization from to 10
years of age will open August 10
through August II.
Last years 40 csmpership win
ners who. due to the epidemnic,
were unable 10 attend camp last
summer. will register with - girls
who have earned camperships this
year.
Eighteen troops are scheduled
for week ends at St Adams this
spring. They include the following
troops: 81, Lakecity. Mrs Norman
Mace; Al, Grant, leader, Mrs. o. Il.
Needham: Ship IL. Mason, skipper.
Miss Florence Darrow; Brownie
Troop II. Grant, leader. Mrs. G..
4. Lawson. Ship 40. Stadium,
skipper. Mrs. II. T. Anderson;
Ship So, Lincoln. skipper, Miss
Marion Carmel. Brownie Troop 81.
Park ave. leader, Mrs. A NJ. Nc
donald; 3 Dupont. leader, Miss
Mildred Beers: IS. whitman.
leader. Mrs. Edward Moody: ~.
Edison. leader. Mrs. e. r. Perkins.
81. Jason Lee, leader, Mrs q. r.
Roberts; II. Washington, leader.
Mrs ". l.. Nertz: senior club 50.
Gault. leader. Mrs ". p Booth
80. Jason Lee. leader. Miss Jean
Derby; 40. Whitman. leader. Mrs.
John Pesroe: ~. Mason. leader.
Mrs. e d. Gordon. So, Midland.
leader. Mrs. John Deering: -. Nc
Kinlsy. leader. Mrs. James Endres
The senior girls will hold Their
annual eampores on the 18th. 18th
and 18th Of May. AL leaders who
have scheduled wsek-ends At csmp
have completed a camp licensing
course
Other members Of the camp
committee are Mrs. Homer Hart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Juniors 10 Hear
Mrs. A. S. Black
Mrs. Misensr Chairman OF
Departmental Tee tuesday
Photograph b, Peterson studio.

For the April meeting of
the Junior Woman's club
Tuesday afternoon in the Rose
and Gold room OF the Hotel
Winthrop. the America
Home Department chairman.
Mrs. Louis A. Misener, has
arranged an interesting pro-
gram.
Mrs. A. 3. Black, sponsored
garden lecturer. will speak On
"Flowsring Shrubs Mrs. Black
has for several years made gar
dening and the Identification Of
gardens her hobby. being a past
president Of the Tacoma Garden
club. at present horticultural sec
Rotary 81 the Tacoma Garden club.
which Ia affiliated with the Garden
Club OF America. and for the past
two years conducted night school
classes on this subject.
On the same program Ia Mrs.
Alvin Allsrd. q club member who
studded with the late Mrs. J. Fred
kenworthy and Mrs. Robert J.
Lowsry. will speak and demon
strsts The Theory Of Flower Ar
rsnxsmsnt."
Mrs. John n. Diven, social chair
man In charge of the / o'clock
dessert luncheon, has as hostsases
Mesdames Dean Mullen. Harold
Brotmsn. Y l.. Bonner, Burritt
Anderson. Leonard Christensen,
Ronald Boylss and Harold Rock
The club president. Mrs. A. T.
Doeksray. will preside at the meet
ing at which all new members will
be especially recognized by the
membership chairman. Mrs l.. o
Reisingsr.
A report Of the nominating com
mi,tss will bs made by the chair
man. Mrs. Morley Brotmsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
North Tacoma Rebekehs
Plan Two Events

North Tacoma Rebekah suxil-
larry will meet Tuesday in Ander-
son hall. In charge of the 1890
o'clock luncheon are Mesdames Le-
Roy Baxter, Raymond Barnard,
Jennie Baldwin and Harry Ander-
son. Mrs. William Allie will pre-
side over the business session.
North Tacoma Rebekah suxil-
larry is sponsoring a card party in
Anderson hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Chester Eddy is general chair
man, assisted by Mesdames Jack
Bell and David GALLAGHER. Re-
freshments will be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Taeomsns in Charge OF
Meeting Wednesday

The annual meeting of the Sc
attic Unit, Women's Overseas
Service league for which Tacoma
members are in charge. will be
held Wednesday evening. Dinner
has been arranged at Roses High
way Inn by Mrs. J. NJ. Lamb. vice
president of this area, and her
committee, which includes Mrs.
Elizabeth DuFour. Mrs. Otto
Drumm and Mrs. L. M. Thaller.
A program has been planned for
after dinner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Mrs. Swayze 70 Entertain
Triangle tuesday

Mrs. Thomas A. Swayze. 29l0
No. 2sth. will entertain members
of Lincoln Gault triangle at 1890
luncheon Tuesday. Miss Claire
Dorsey. householder of the Girls
club will speak on her work. Mrs.
Henry Skrsmstead will sing. &C
companied by Mrs. J. F. McNary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Puyallup Girl Announces Troih
AT Tea on Sunday Afternoon
Aunts OF Bride-eleet Open Home 70 100 Friends OF
Families; College Romance 70 eliminate in Marriage

Centerng the interest OF Of friends Of two families
In Tacoma and the valley the given Sunday after
announcing the coming marriage Of Miss Jane Barton
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Glen Barton of Puyaup and Mr.
Melvin G. Tennent jr of former Mayor and Mrs NJ G.
Tennent. formerly of Tacoma. residing in Seattle
The event held at the home of the Misses Nerna
and Bessie Barton. 703 West Pioneer Puyaup auns
of Miss Barton About 100 invitations issued by Mrs
Barton TO announce the happy event
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Miss Potter WEEDS
Saturday Evening
Couple viii Establish
Home in Auburn Soon

Miss Patricia Frances Pot
ter. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert F. Potter of Auburn,
and Mr.. Palmer kvalheim,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. r
Kvalheim. also of Auburn,
were married at Christ Epis-
copal church. Puyallup, Sat
urday evening with Or. A. ".
Sidders reading the VOWS at
s o'clock.
White baskets of apple bios
SONS and Gala lilies thanked
by tall candelabra were ar
ranged in front of the chancel
and the flowers on the altar
were white narcissi and pink
hyacinths.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore dress of
light blue crepe with accessories of
blue and white and a corsage Of
white orchids. She was attended
by her sister, Mrs. John Wilfred
Libscombe, as matron of honor
who wore an ensemble of pink
wool with white accessories and
a corsage of pink sweetheart rose
buds.
Mr.. Sidney Kvalheim was best
man for his brother. The wedding
music was played by Mrs. Oliver
Lesser of Bellingham. aunt OF the
bride, and acting as ushers were
Braddish Mann, a cousin of the
bride. and Lloyd Kvalheim, brother
of the groom.
In the receiving line at the re-
ception in the parish hall of the
church were the parents Of the
bride and bridegroom. Mrs. Potter
wearing rose crepe with a black
coat and white accessories. Pre-
siding at the reception were Mrs.
Marie Mann Of Puyallup and Mrs.
Lesser.
A large white TERED wedding
cake decorated with a miniature
bride and bridegroom centered the
brides. table. The tea table was
centsred with large low bouquet
Of white tulips, gypsophila and
Cecil Drummer rose buds thanked by
white candles in crystal holders.
Pouring were Mrs. Robert Shaffer
of Kent, sister of the groom, and
Mrs. Frank r. Potter of Sumner:
Drusills Lesser Of Bellingham,
cousins of the bride, and Miss
Janet Kvalheim Of Auburn, sister
Of the groom.
Leaving for a trip 10 Portland
the bride added a rose coat with
blue accessories 10 her costume.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kvalheim are both
graduates of Auburn high school.
Mrs. Kvalheim is granddaughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Mann of 5th st. S. w. Puyallup,
prominent in the work Of Christ
Episcopal church. The new home
will be made at 125 IT., s. T.,
Auburn.
British American Association
will meet for business Wednesday
evening at s o'clock in Emerson
hall. Mr.. A. J. Pennent, presi-
dent, will be in charge.
T. X. p. bus drivers auxiliary
will meet Tuesday evening In the
Pythisn Temple at 8 o'clock for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08

Annual Afss;s 10 y Given
Saturday Afternoon ~ Z

The annual Faster ERR
Hunt Of the ChiIdren's Indus
trial home Win take place on
the home grounds Saturday
afternoon ~ 2 o'clock.
This hunt IL made possible
By the generous donation Of
eggs from Aft Shrine patrul
through Mr.. Clinton Hull.
Mr.. p. r. CalligAn win start
the hunt.
rrss<s ~iii ~ Kiver 10 children
IN each group VIM fsnd tne nnpt
sxgs snd . special prise WIN -
given ta the one finding the saldes
egg decorated ~ Mfs W. Z. rlssh.
hart.
After ths hunt and tho pvsnps
have c>en awarded = program vsl1
BE- given ~ members % ~ rnsm
Maid mniar hrcsdeass. conducted
ny Mrs. c. @ Hopper. rhnss tsh-
ing part are Meilna feldhivhses.
MARI joy Miller. passsns Neyn-
elas. psckis Powers. Mary Eisenrv
ponehus, Patricia Ann Reefs. O.
Ieen Mcs1sfrev and loan Hopper.
Mr.. Ales nru~n WA supev-
vscr 81 Fairgrounds II cry parsA
win lead the children IN ssmssI
Mrs. nsaie = AIMEE 10 general
chairman and Nrs. Eugene white
n rrssidsut NJ the lizard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08

csfx~ !. Daughter q Norway
wtll spenser . luncheon ard rfc-
gram at Sofmsnns hsIl AZ n 10
a'eices IN Tuesday Mrs Hsreld
Chri.toffrrscr u n charge a the
program which ell CONSIST 20 a
vocal solo ~ BETTY Hssdsnxer. and
= Visiting sola ~ Mr. c y.
Freiheit Roth viii ~ scccsnrs-
niesi nv Mrs. chrlstoffeFsun.
ne Daughters ~ Norway string
hand an slsa ~ presented Mem
her. ~ the group are Mesdsm~s
John fsurtts. Peter red~rsou. isin
Anderson and Martin Seisen. Their
selections ~tll he N keeping with
the Easter srsson. Pastor n A.
stub vii SPEAK
IN charge ~ refreshments are
Nesdamss Ennk iehn~nn. Nick
Andersen. Ole verlo. Louis Re>n
and rIsns sstfs
A few of the garment. made for
Norwegian aid ~ili ee On dtsplay,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
.5Oth Anniversary
Is Celebrated
Trompens Entertained
By Dsuehser. Son-in-ls~

Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. from
pen. ao7 No. Cedar. were hon
nored on Friday evening At =
party given By their daughter
and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold Johnson. on the coca
sion Of their fiftieth wedding
anniversary.
Mrs. Guy Eernisse poured ~ an
attractive collation. table deco
rated with yellow primrosez and
lavender tulips. thanked BY tall vel
low tspers In the center ~ the
table were q miniature bride and
bridegroom On = pedestal
Assisting the hosts were Mrs
Vernon Sawyer. Mrs. BERNARD Gay
and Mrs Oscar Johnson. Miss
Lillian stoweii ~ss In charge %
the gifts
The mantel VAS al.e decorated
with a miniature wedding scene IN
which tho flowers were cherry
blossoms More than so persons
called during the evening
Eagles snxiiiar, will hold their
regular three handed 500 party
Tuesday AZ 2 O'Clock In Eagles
hail with Mrs. Hattie Lundeen ~
chairman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

BLAINE. SO Comfortable modern home
for elderly people. Reasonable Telephone
Service
EDWARD. 1901 tPuritAn) = Private twin
esnd 6-p0S0
FIRST CLASS MEALs-(Nesr John r
Mack. 2u-Reasonable. transportation
Temple i-74ea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Housekeeping Rooms

RENITEAU. Basement two largs
rooms, hight shower, hot water. redec-
Grated adult couple.
FOREST WEST. 50 twoodwArd) Two
rooms. comfortably furnished cross ven
tiatlon, 81 50.
GLADSTONE. sss. near Woodward CAR
mount cars Nlcely furnished. Frgid-
are Telephones So 50.
HAMILTON. 5iA1 FRONT Ia S5Ss
S'eam; hot water, comfortably furnished
HELEN. 1903 Packard . DodEe'sl - Two
comfortable rooms private entrance two
gentlemen
ITENRY. a23 Upper two rooms. comfort.
able; private entrance convenient down
town reasonable
MAYBURY GRAND $500, 20 rooms
everything furnished, laundry Included
Lafayette 6f76.
Mt VERNON. 500 Two front rooms.
sink, stove, sverything furnished; 81 90
NAVAHoE. $50 Comfortable houseksep-
ing room s.. ~. so; everything furnished
Jefferson transportation
kAVAHoE, e2e-i-2 ROOMS, 81 UP
Comfortable Everything furnished. tJef'
fsrson transportation
= RUMBULL. 1928 Two rooms. clean re.
frigeratinn snare, everything Included
81 so adults
TWO large front rooms newly decorated
Frigdaire. phone adults. 1880 putnam
TWO ROOMS Bath. innerspring mattress
rooms, quiet couple IS so. 56i2 Trum-
bull
VAN DYKE. i0i7-Room. board some
wsge. handy mans part time services
sober
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
SMITH-ORR co
Miscellaneous for Sale

COMPLETE line OF confectionery fixtures
slightly used. reasonable. Townsend
s p276.
KoDAKs. movie cameras. win sell buy
exchange. Acme Camera Tx. SIT Shelby
sHADES-CustOm made also Venitial
blinds: repairing, cleaning. repainting
Tyler 4-5O4i.
So ROLL-AWAY beds So es grass seed
&c 10. Dawson Unclaimed Freight stores
1882 LlEeFRois. 273s r., Dawson. 1893.
Grand River. 1870 Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Furniture, Household Goods

.AAA SPECIAL Poster beds all cotton
mattresses coil springs. $3.50. Ward
outlet, 7f3f Harper.
IA BEAUTIFUL 3-pc living room suite
rich. red velour sold for $50 sacrifice
t24 Nitcheils 5000 Gratiot Avenue.
"A BEAUTIFUL exi9 Administer rug. sold
for $40. used months sacrifice. SIS
Mitehel's. 1000 Gratlot Ave -
a BEAUTIFUL new spiegel s-pc. dininE
III suIvE directive table Will sacrifice
Si5. terms Wards outlet 7434 Harper
A BEDROOM suite. s-pc. walnut nnisn.
slightly marred In shipment; sscHhcs,
SIS rs. terms. Alvin. s7l5 West Vernon,
RECLAIMED living foom suite, $40
studio So; dtnette. $40, dining room
$40. BernPy S347 Mack
A CLOSE out OF our famous Hollywood
arm outfit: includes 2-pc living rm
SUITE exl2 rug, lamps, table, 3-pc. moderr
bedroom Aulie, chair. lamp 5-pc. dineti'
and dishes all new floor samples; SIS
Wards Outlet, 7f34 Harper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

Business Opportunities

a" LICENsE--(Bee and vineD and bar
equipment for sale, very reasonable.
Arlington 1889
BAKERY SHOP for sale New Baitimurs
good location. 40T Washington street.
BEAUTY SHOP - Established clientele
modern equipment, living quarters. MAKE
offer Plaza sieo
BEER STORE Excellent opportunity good
business nice nsiEheorhood sacrifice
NnewoQd l.12T5.
coNFECTIONERY - Beer, vine sxcsp-
tional opportunity; leaving city. l0230
Twelfth. Townsend 7-ssOs.
CONFECTIONERY Good condition: excel
lent business. wonderful opportunity /,
must sAcrihce IVanhoe 1881.
DRUG sTORE-Ciood location: excellent
business. cash, terms; reasonable. Tyler
q 1896
FURNITURE STORE Sacrifice. now ex-
cellent location. money maker. Apply
1880 Holbrook
business. reasonable. house, available for
rent Lafayette $3.50.
GROCERY Meats small store excellent
business. illness forces sale reasonable
Vinewood 2-9e2e.
GROCERY Meat Market. excellent iocs :.
ton sacrifice $500. owner drafted.
Tyler 52l23
GROCERY MEAT MARKFT-An electric
equipment. will sacrifice. 1880 East
Vernon.
GROCERY. MEAT MARKET Beer, wine
excellen, location; good opportunity for
couple. Illness. Olive 1929.
GROCERY. MEAT MARkET-Dolne nice
business. lady must sacrifice. 2lie Fourth.
LONG EST ABLIsHED restaurant doing
SIS 600 yearly business, seats 10; best
0f. equipment frst class building and bust
ness Sl7 900. 81 600 down. stands closest
Investigation. proof trial cheerfully given
real bargain. owner retiring. Write Box
y $50 Detroit Times.
LUNCH ROOM-Excellsnt business real
money maker. fully equipped. Reasonable
Sl0s Hamilton.
NINE rooms. beautifully furnished: suit
able for rooming house, reasonable
TYLER 4-Talq
RESTAURANT DOING splendid business
exceptional opportunity right party, III
ness 1911 Michigan.
STORE 2Oxs0 brick bargain private
81 500 or rent $40. s1s6 w Warren
TAVERN In same location six years
must sell because OF other business Uni.
versiy 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Little Farms for Sale
Business Property for Sale

BUSINESS corner near Wayne; Groom
house gas tank IN, ideal for hons
and almost any Kind OF business $500
down or trade. VIM. J. Fielder, 4Soi Tele
graph Dearborn DE. O320
CONNER, near Warren: hot spot. stores
bowling alleys, theater. Olive sil1.
SMILE. Near southneid-corner 23SIO0
feet. owner sacrificing. reasonable. Yer
mont $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Lumber, Building Materials

FOUR PMS. bath. Insulated. 5000. inc lot
10 terms. John r. Lumber r. o $3.50
oNE-CAR garage. 2x1s. $3.50. Fillmore
Lumber, 9is r. T-Mile Rd. TO Slips
PoRCHEs. sxi6 with labor. Si95. Public
Lumber, sis r. Mile Rd. TO. Slips
SMlTH-ORR co.
ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS. ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
MILLNORK. SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
ACRES or BUILDERS SUPPLIES
1881 ". WARREN Phone OREGON O70f
i-ROoM COTTAGE. WE FINANCE
WEEKS LUMBER. $500 r. DAWSON
2-cAR GARAGE. Sl72 so: ERECTED
1872 Wyoming Hogarth ass,
24S22 Home Built $3.50 Grand Rivei
Lumber Couzens and telegraph Roads
2-cAR GARAGE. Si95. L. S. House
wrecklng. 1896 DequindFe.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-us'
them for results,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

A REAL BUY

1
| IiNsDALr. Mr. IRONwoOp
6-rm. single ! bedrooms. new roof side
! DR.. garage, II. \. heat. ONLY 475 down.
1873 int, mo. payments ONLY &3i per
mo. cali TN 7-aTi2
HANNAH REAL ESTATE ExCH. nc
iADDIsoN West Jefferson "a rooms. fur.
nished 81, 800. terms Reconditioned
throughout. Lafayette eTsi
ATTRACTIVE bungalow painted, wired
/ insulated. water and electric in. corner
lot. close 20 Oratlot ALL you NEED Is
SOS u YOUR credit Ia satisfactory.
4 IRWIN kiGHT a HINES lNC.
30l2i srstiot al IA y Milo RI.
/ BUILDERS TRADE-IN BARGAINS Al,
ter. near Jefferson. five room single
50 200; 81 900 down. s32 month, inciudins
taxes. DIcKERSoN-Brick, tao family
50 800. 81 200 down. $50 month. WHIT
HORN-Seyen room brick income type
81, 500. 81 500 down, $40 month. EAST
WOOD At GRATIoT nvs-ihree income
Drsxel 327s Murray $3.50
! CHALMERS MACK bedrooms good
condition. $500 down. smith. Lsfayetts
1850
cHERRYLAwN- s2s plus rent makes pay.
ment. rsconditioned vacant. Olson
Townsend s-5347.
CLARK TOLEDO - broom cottage base.
ment. garages. only 81 800. 800: SIS
ELSA REALTY a INVESTMENT co
62i7 Fort W vi i-l40o
lcLAWsoN ,23e school street. Modern 3.
room. recondItioned 50, 800. owner.
Royal oak A12s-R
CLEMENTS. 1888 bedrooms. large iv-
! INK room, natural fireplace; recondi-
toned. new roof garages. 81 zoo; immedi-
ate possession; terms. owner. Pingree st0i
lf.nDCv -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

MAYBURY GRAND $500, az rooms
everything furnished, laundry Included
afaNptte 6tTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

HENRY. a23 Upper two rooms comfor'
able; private entrance convenient down
town. reasonable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

HELEN 1903 Packard q DodEs'sJ - Two
comfortable rooms private entrance; two
gentlemen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

MT VERNON. s33-T Two front rooms
sink. stove. everything furnished; IS 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

GLADSTONE. Gsp near Woodward clair
mount Nicely furnished. Frgid-
are Telephones So 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Real Estate Wanted
AM BUYING EQUITIES AND

Properties for CASH Any section. Miss
Slobin. Columbia 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
EASTLAWN AVENUE

COREY i63i-Two 4-rOOm hotkes, on one
lot. reasonable. Murray epio.
EASTLAWN AVENUE
Between jefferson and kerehevai: bedrn.
shop In rear 81 lot that has been bringing
s2b month rent; $500 down.
seldom a Johnson, Inc. TU. 22i0O
FENELON. ig25q-Outstandiug value g..
room. reconditioned. So 800. $500 down.
Cadillac s646.
HOUSES. hats, apartments, lots. We have
what YOU want Trinity 6372
HARPER.van Dyke section. b-room; re-
conditioned, steam; garage. 81. 600 cash.
Olive s112.
HUBBELL--C Closing estate; 6.roou Dutch
Colonial; desirable location. terms. Red
ford 6O75.
MAXWELL. 5s2s - 7.room 2-esr garage.
excellent condition; sacrifice. Ivanhoe
1881, mornings
POPLAR. 2sii-s -ro5m. 6ixis5; garage
transportation; suitable trucking site
Tyler 5-t57i.
PROMENADE 1891 (Dickersoni - a
bedroom. baths. steam garage side
drive $3.50. Owner
ROsEDALE PARK SOUTH -7-room brick
large 10, recreation room. owner. Yer
mont SOTO
SYLVESTER Gratiot-ii.roon beautifully
furnished slate roof; complete. IS, 900
Pennington 6s3-Rf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

NANAHOE. ssO-comfortahle houseksep-
ING room s.. - so; everything furnished
Z fenerson transportation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

HAMILTON. 5iA1 FRONT IL $3.50
SCAN; hot water, comfortably furnished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

SMALL light manufacturing plant: s,eai
residence overhead, priced liquidate. \
Clemens 970
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

A CLOSE out
, nm outfit:
suite. eXl2 rug,
bedroom zulte,
and dishes all
Wards Outlet.
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-12
Admiral Byrd TO Tell
Of Annctic Sept. 22
World Famous Explorer
Will Address jSeaford
Lions Club

An Anarctic blizzard, one of the
most terrifying of natures de-
structive forces, a cataclysmic fury
Of wind and ice and snow sweeping
up from the pole, lashing the ice
cap and affecting the weather con-
ditions of the entire southern hem
isphere-this will be one of the
exciting things of which Rear Ad-
miral Richard e. Byrd will tell
when comes to Western Sussex in
September.
The Seaford Lions Club has Sc
cured the famous explorer for an
afternoon and evening lecture in
the Layton Theatre, Seaford, Mon
day, September 90.
Admiral Byrd will give the first
hand story of his recent Antarctic
Expedition. And not only will be
tell of it, but in his motion picture
will actually be shown
the havoc which this frozen terror
spreads over ice and sea.
In his diary, recorded at Ad-
vance Base, the snow-buried shack
in which he spent five months alone,
1913 miles south of Little America.
Byrd thus described one of these
fearsome billiards as it roared
over his head and threatened to
scoop up his tiny shelter. "The
shack seemed to shake and heave.
Only a person who has been
through polar night blizzard can
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Milford chronicle., 1941-09-12
Choral Society Heads
To Meet This Week
Plans For Coming Year Will Be
Discussed At Meeting

The executive committee of the
Milford Choral Society will meet
this week to discuss plans for the
rehersals which will begin the last
week in September or the first
week in October.
The charter members of the or
ganization will soon be asked for
their pledge fee cards for renewed
membership.
1t is also the plan of the society
to hold some sort of an inexpen-
sive dinner business meeting in
the Milford Community Building at
an early date, when the charter
members will be given chance to
discuss matters of organization and
plan for the coming year at this
meeting.
1t is the concensus of opinion
that Robert w. Rudolph, minister
of music at West Presbyterian
Church, Wilmington, will return
and direct the society during the
coming year. Last season, Mr.. Ru-
dolph, met with great success and
the concert held at the close of
the season was a most enjoyable
affair.