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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

A meeting Of the executive COM
mittee Of the High School Parent
Teacher Association VA he'd On
Friday afternoon. August 8. IN the
home Of the president. Mira W. r.
AsMrns on jackson street The pur-
pose Il the meeting waa 70 select
the committees 70 serve for the
coruIzg school year. the names of
&aeh ou<nmfttee 70 BE- announced
lefek dRftoes present were: Mrs. ..
E&4lt. secretary: Mra. J. q. HUFF
nakr Fiue-rrestdent; and Mrs Pred
W<a&ason treasurer.
T1A ntfsnk are urged to attend
ths meettAes Of the r. r. A regu-
infiy tins year 10 - 20 have closer
cooperation between the teachers
and parents. and for the parents
70 have . better understanding of
the school system-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

defeess IRE average fstecgAun rsas
for the entire state, covering ne
experience Of Ehe lo1 heosi aelselfve
service boards. stands 81 1MA per
cent for the period nncemher lp<o
through June 1871. jackson coxntrs
percentages has been lses pexnsnt.
Tho jackson o6unty reiectsuE3 IL
considered very f0x.
The State headqnsFtezs also "a.
announced that approximately "a
100 ypsEng men ffosn Mississippi
have already entered TIE rarioin
branches q service. q which nn1nheg
1900 were indneted throazh So
iective Service prior 70 July l.
All qnestionnairrs hare he<n mail.
"a out to the reEistranta VINO rsata.
tered In July These have hsen ela4.
zified IN accuFdAncs win the man,
nsr Of shuttle designated ~ ths
Draft Beard. None o. thssc men IN
expected 10 be called 81 lnazt nfil
the early part q octnksf.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15
Interesting Contests
To Feature Carnival
Next Wednesday

A mte rssxrsm 4 estwsxsnnn~ua
eeNstetsa enAt neses s4ssaa 49, =
tNeeFnsNa 6u1sfa ne sasaman
cM3nfr F<a& ~ Aaaewkea fwkN
CAznsTei - BE- kel4 ~ ~ ksasnkml
uEaeh PMEk y fAmeaeNMsn 500
WEDNESDAY a~fssamoen i - -.
ranalare1 ~ c&ls1n + $500
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gAAnFs ana ennsAea - - AzsI
; small pAst q As sgNls
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ehiidEen These snE,a naa-ealanr
fnntazE huhene easa eazss.[
t1ddtsss culihsl nack fNnsn watse
tstehNn eAltAR eesslas1 kaann sukllnr
cenaseA cart sssroufax nnrast -
hex eAitlnH eosssesl
There has Beer nxaAsras.s m.
sereNt particularly h ~ n8A1ws
contest and msasakMsa no ~
masters q he at 81 Esmasslne "a
hrnak-dUwn musse - vlaslns 49,
exsected - b snaarsa frasn
miles AFoand
One a. the unlgns ssenss a IN.
entertainment FvNF2m VII - I
turtle fAee a lAfEN nunnn<w a
highland tefFsesfss zss hm1Ts1 coa.
lectsa and vii R saflasea n a.
fuEsntne ~ ne euphsfN 6ashr
zach q thess ter5apiiN vi he nm.
beFea and . haAaAoaza rnrne 4
70 - AWAfded ne o4sAf e ~
winning tEgFMpfn
Another intefgatlne feature ~
BE . Fuxssaera e~esn.sMfsun eaHzlemi
This premises % b. ne nnly fntsr,
esting hut an amusing ssenl
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

The marriage Of Miss Dora wy
nons Fields. daughter Of hr. and
Mrs. Lewis Conrad Fields. Of -
estawpa. Miss 70 Mr.. Henry Yer
non Lynd. son Of FRS. Clarence Lynd
and the late Clarence Lynd. Of -
eatawp6. was solemnized at the
August 10. with Rev. Frederick
Lutheran Church as Pnscagoula.
oraef officiating.
The vested choir sang ~oh Prem
lie Me- followed By Hiss Cara
Belle walkers rendition Of BE
cause, accompanied By Miss Hfluaa
Melene st The organ.
The bride entered the church ca
the arm Of her father 20 the strains
Il Lohengr1n Wedding March. Hae
wAs atttred In . white lace and net
gown with bouffant skirt and >
finger tip veil caught On = terra a.
orange blossoms. and she carried
an arm spray Of white roe buda
kr8 Ore Pieree. mntra1 Of honur.
wore . hyaeAn1h blue net and lace
dress with bouffant SKIRT and cared
- S@aAz&@-A4a #4344EA
Little Hiss JAueile Nelson. dressed
n . dainty PINK net evening dress.
- flower girl
Tbs bride had - her Two other
attendants Hiss Bezzae Marie Green
oAgh q Escatawpms and Hiss Mar
TIA Lennep q Moss Point. TIE
to wore similar dresses q sheer
crepe. Mhs 0neenoush wearing
blue ano hiss Lennep pznk. boGh
carrying oid-fashtoned bouquets Win
contrasting Fibbona
III. Loren Lyn1. brother o. lhe
groom. 80 beat man ard NJ. Ha
FIELDS brother Of the bride. and ~.
Wilson Wyatt q Escatznpa we're
gxoonGznEu
Immediately after the cerennuny. ;
Teeeptinu uAs given It the home
q the bride. after which Ehe oouule
eft On : wedding trip % Texas.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

msnnsassa ara egxn bwtmeAs FIRMS
fnnGx ne snuse Nse9 Aw nHaaAa@
h nmrN s4sh ctaSsf b hstA 49,
~ wSane
RmA b ue panx1pna neAtEsA Nha
Tsnas DAw nex4 Munaeg ert rsen-
aAy. uAk1h wxa pfeee4s n4 tExkme
ceruaval ~ nNsA Faf& o. WED
reaaS "a Eea - mNka thx
Aznatr cnaNa3m a. So fMes fnai
1nn t1eF nee AAemenas mwehaa-
oAsn. axs3 - q eAn ~ eAAasnea n
eocmA aaxwRa ~ pNteea ard nssvsess
unnpArNhae 10 mnNH metrusnatAr
nNnieFM
kn ArranNkne these uane day1
m~mxnAnss hspa ~ mnpeuvs IN
hnsinsm 81 eAeh ozhaf and - o..
velup mAny nem c~anztnnerA nmunl
sna many new peoSae m nh IN,
l0nxtriAt arua
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

R1@HAp4 Af044 EA&8 0tx&3
ing social and economic effects. Ex-
planning the workings Of me project.
The speaker pointed out thai tbs
WPA rolls IN the county hass been
practically cleared Of abte-bodled
men. and thaf maiadfusled and AN
fortunate persons had been given
a means Il profitably and respect
ably supporting themselves. - wsIl
as helping 70 en- acute shortages q
qualified workers In vital aefense
industries An interesting state
menl Vas made By The speaker that
tie l93 persons who have finished
he prescribed cowss aG the school
nov have an annual earning c.
pacltf u over s5oo0 Rotarians
were pleased 70 hear that sxpan-
sion Il underway 81 the school
which IL located Ia the jackson
County Far buildings. which wti
provide q doubling q ne present.
facilities an6 . large Increase Ia uhe
number Of 10 persona m training
at TIE present time.
This talk. by = ynaang no9arian.
MaN well prepared and HeEl 6N.
hvered, without notes and u1thouG
any hesitation o. funding q ldeaa.
and wa heartily sppdaudea nf lie
conclusion.
Eddie Kha1aL Of me Mos Point
Club extended an invitation q Ire
PnseaEoulans 70 vka1t the wooden
MI On ths oceasion gf TIE next
joint nesting. which wiii b held h
Mos Point On September Il Ocean
Springs Rokarians Nin be there
also.
Tie enIg visiting Hotaffan uaa
Mr. Clayton q Birmingham. uhe
ahmast belongs 70 ha bcal cub
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Nant1nuea freHn Pn9e OE@a
duties lnxs Saturday lie served
eleht yeArx Ia kha assessors offtne
n ParxaA Lamar CDunty. one rear
"a deputy sheriff and foars a.
sheriff ard TAI ~eoilectuT.
Chief Ezeli fepwted that ne
police officegt wrFe . wufkine HI
two kllifas of Twelve hours each TuV
81 the nffAcerx Art on from II eciock
miintEht 90 II nom whnn he either
two 80 on with the RAPID growth
q PzscagculA however. there shoaid
Shoald Be at fcAxt three additional
officers on The force to insure safety
and proper enforcement % The
lava Chief Kzell stated
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15
Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

msn xNmx2 a. nnAnznnnA Tsana
were rerank sAxllrx. n - 49,
e Mln TkEence Mennun
-
AssA 30 onnfmAa anas nnfe
aangnanF were Hanse6 " umH h
nrum Wna 1aeknsm CuunN Hs@
pisa last Fst9Ay
Mrx q Rwtermn and nssls -
refarned Gunaay ffsxn . several
weekn' visa wfA relatives n NJ
&C., ~ r.
Arrsala sinnuus has returned
frum . vtEis n ur1Ah Ala
-
MA M1lnoA MN ha SandAy fu
q VISA To relatives IN Uni@ Ma
MrA MTn waa accompanied ~ ~.
HIn VINO spsnt tt weeksn1 N
Untn<-
M. ana Mrs N q cara neturasd
70 thsfr ho<ne m MsF RcsRe La
MundAy. afser q vtxft In Ire hnEna %
Mr., and Mira Enmlt1 HUI
NJ. Leon Bund cf Weir. Miss re-
turned 10 his huzse ntufday nftsf .
stNt m TIE home C Hr ana MIA
O l. b1ud
Mlss euzAnA Harris cf winonA
Misa. n . gues4 N the hose Ct
M. and Mira ". q. nrooma.
Mr. and Mr1 Dale 04ushier and
sons Dale and Andrsw Epent she
weekend IN Nsw Orleans.
%
Mrs c. n FAiriay. ~ has re-
turned 70 her home IN New Orleans
after . visit 70 MA Liza BiuEner.
%
hfr. ana Mr1. l. Reeves and fam
ny spent the weekend IN Psnsacoaa
Misses Bessie Nae FaeEAn and
Louise RoAerts lsf& a6tnrday Y
Epend . weeks vacation m Nes
owleanA
SIR. n. O. weagsn6 returned iAs'
week from . vtsit % hts parents q
Decatur. Ala
-. and Mira Charles WArdrui
ard On. Who have been residing Il
Mohiie. have returned % this Cit
e make their home. Mr.. Wardroi
q employed By the Southern Kraf
Corporation
Miss Annabelie Stewart OF Ma
con. Miss Is visiting IN the hozn'
Of Mr. and Mrs. J. D I0EA
%
Mrs J. n. Rape returned Men
day from . weeks visit % relA'
tivus IN 0uifport
Miss Mary Fsoret has returnes
from q visit TO III. and Mrs. A1vtz
Thompson IN Montgomery. Ala
%
Nr. ana Mrs. J. D. Lowe. II
Waiter Lowe and Ar. and Nrs WI
ham Love and daughter Of Mobill
spent the weekend to Pensacola
Mrs. 9 T. Mendex ard aanghAs
Janella. Of wichita Pas Texas
house guests Of M. ana Mrs Ch&ih
Armistead. spent the dKx Tnesdal
with friex1ds m Biloxi
III Mr.. walter Lowe Of TohulA tzI8z
l. enjcying . whit IN the hs<>9 !
his brother and slster-in-laEi -
and Mrs J. .. Lowe.
D 4
Mr. and Mrs W. n. Dutton IN
son. Bobbse. returned Monday froT
Q vacation spent IT Miami Bead
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15
Police Find Negro
Stabbed In Back

mn RnFmaEL 81 Mar, Ca. neeFo.
wA8 seriously Injured Belzs1lAy
night wksn ne sas elahhed II Nhs
back while On EbslA avenus. IN
PAscaeoula. he wns found lying n
tie street By Officer q y sapeedy-
Jones and George n. Cain. VINO took
him 70 TIRE jackson County Hospital
for treatment
Fnrman accused snolher nezrpD
Elmo Myers. fs4hermau. Of having
stabbed him but refused 70 give nay
u the details. Myers Il sid "a
have left tom.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15
KorIcE

Notice . hereby gwen Ee.at Murray
acnooi I'll purchase the w011 fag
us session leli-47 e : mseting
hid Friday. ssptember 8. lei. A.
n
y z EVERETT PrlneDni
HmrteT consoltdztsd 1eksp1
sis. - -. g.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15
Drasnafic Cz}nh WiM
Meef Next "Wednesday

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

a~tiFAeuyely Displayed eeseEal staea.
Mnaeh recently Fecsired notices e
asAfp advances T. shcEsza1s u1ezs
q merehandtpe ahich aheg noM
naFe m sto<k, Ms offering uzas
sans Articles ~ - tasn ney ca
be Tspiaeed
he hAa q co-operaf1xa effortA
"a us PAT 81 merehanaz = krs=e
bAzoNB = = coEuua1ixT - - haz1
7 a<se = nN nsH. II i I'D e
feeuReiy u many progressive 60
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

q RnmenEnAl mn6 eAnRn1sn
wARns ara Searaea1e feseEue2 Nn-
axv fruam \ naF9E2l WEES N<SA -
maxs1rss n FhzaadphaA -
~ msA ARa uruguwS wood r.
ss1runa sAanrans fruan . paeaEznf
10 - o. L1ah 10
nm um==@ <F ara Mz
Ii a welRMne ana 500 FstuFuse
aase wNsk Frum . visit % Mr.. ard
IRA 1e RncAe IN LISA HAvsn
-
hen J. II MeFnEMnA o Bay
aERsnwn. Alzs n . gunst IN na ksans
az nEv. and Mira r n weuk
Mra p q. spAxn r. rxtuEse
MnnaaT fFran Q vls1k 10 RELATIVES n
CnlE1zN Mm&
Nrx OsAriaa ArInizteAd ard
aaaxnssr netuTnsd Monday fruu
= pleasant visit 20 relatives n
wichita nEx Tsxas MrR O. T.
Msndez ana d~nughter. JsnellA re-
turned with them Cor q vtzit IN taei'
hr9ne.
-
Mis- Nary wood Ct 5Arkzm
Mim- 9pent the weekend her9 with
her parents ~ and MrA O p
wood
AEr1 MAlsA jackson returned lasi
weex from . fUw days vtzit IN Chi.
caso.
-
AkrS. o Kaufman and caugntel
Ruth eft hast xeek % make thea
future home n Philadelphia p.
ioaning hr. Raffkman and e1et
sgn alre1. who lefs several wsek.
go for that city.
M and Mrz. Pat Hznhan ssE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Reports continue 70 eume d from
III pAxts Of NE state that MIasAB-
sipgns cotton crop. uD % resent
seeks Ne msuef promising b many
Fears Il bein9 greatly dAmnaa4 ~
boil WasviL Tne farmers are making
: heroic figtt - eheek liz pest W
poison1ug+ but - fast - 4 = ap~
Piled uae rains wash e Of. DEy
NestheF and sunshine aEs greatly
needed. 70 help give ne aenfh bfgw
q TIE destructive woFt e ne bell-
wnesA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Boy Scout 1roop as Of pasca-
gouaa held Its wnekiy meeting wed
nesday night It T10 O'Clock. me
meeting was opened with the ple1<s
o. aihgianee followed by the scout
cath Announcements we're made
and patrol meetings were held.
Several Of the Scouts also took
tes2. After playing games ne
meeting vas closed With ths eeoul
benedlcEian.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Misstksiippfsa summer ukise
hotlse~ ca the eoaat. an InnxltaElan az
Inc past several years. 10 cut Ehin
pear. 0oserrsof johnson has aeeidsd.
thus ending. temporarily At Ieass.
. custom started back when Cover
nor HiIho va IN office. Without
announcing any reason. ule eossg-
nor aid . fes days aeo Il1at Ns
sonT moss ne office 70 lhe coast
but vii remain IN jackson.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15
FINAL DRAFT QUOTA
FaoM JACKSON COUNTY
FoR AUGUST ~ NAMkp

'cOaunusd frOm 49, sns'
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

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p Les. nassxsa = M1kzh xaa
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

FRA a ao1ernzxasn - II "a
IL Re9 aDa4zzzam = Rnt -
~ Tszza - spandlss ; wsszz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Nm 4 O. Buller alla a~anetsess
MkkY - and 8s1TieT. an1 lusza
Mercedes H4iHaex. al a aay1nsh.
Gmawta. sas1l4a ne szes w@=z
Af4 n9E1sfsB naezksg, "a =
hFsbs @z4 hgazheT. Sheriff j. O.
K1sha 10y steE11 nk Ihe pnaza@
seaaa Aa@ cesHz aTi9 81 49,
e.. A9M ~ = iselEs e<ipe1A
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

~. heAsEt Curry ana -. nesn-
tsee oteu - kegzzis spszzt kEnssazT
+ Ghe ham4 81 Mm 0laenia pnsszza
III. ard Ira clzaa EsrFeF.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Mr. n = 1aeaNman 81 kfsA4ss
|xpeuf ire aNe& aexaA sNlElss Mk. sma
Mr. v n KFekA On ArxaS1z xtF<<4
aha gas aeeunpun1sd here ~ hsT
ntecs Askm tuAesta osenfsis Mfso 49,
|Hiwma = uxsk wlth her b a4a1z1eG
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

kirn Tfelma HlaeAs.n. IN 3
|auT kfezM nna Ira - &Eksnzzn
aKa anngnteTs. 4nsAa arr Masn. -
asa e nsw oEieane. nesdsr.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

II. and Mira Charles WArdrup
ard On. Who have been residing tn
Mohiie, have returned % this city
% make their home. Mr.. Wardrop
. employed By the southern Kraft
Corporation
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Nj enHt Mira Cuau4 Nn1Hsta had
as tfselr guests &C. several aeyt ~
ana Mr. ! r. 1nhuepn szsf laa
clsfldFen. 1eRA4e and naFkarA Is
fisckmmn. KE. Afat u@szn CF2mtnHd
~. ~ nntues Rn44e Ia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Miss AnnabeIle Stewart OF Ma
con. Miss Is visiting IN the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d LoEA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

NJ and MrM & ~ Aeei4tl ufai
ieaxs Sunday re- ; wxe1a ssen2Aan
trip through pcsnas a. T3xax Afk-
snsae. MlesouEl ard kElN1Mlf44
Whkia m TEXAS thMr Nfn vtzt
their go. ldenn EfeNlsfA she 4 "a
Ne Army Stationed - 80 Antuzia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

kAss nxMa4 MzktmaMla ~ iNHw
ufaazn h zgxnakA9 : sksnxazz y4es.
i1sza stauH4 ~ gaEeat4. - ed
MSs j . kzspeaaza a x&e1sea
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

Robert Glenn AIlen Fsturne1
hn<ns AFTER 9 Ne<zz viali IN Pans-
ma CHS. "a. 70 ffisnds snA rssa
tfves.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-15

NJ kn4 KA<Ns = aeN exzssfins
b uae r~nMaso4l8 uEfINe Is Asssszs
s,psa state Mmp1aSnsent aafFtee
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29
Bay NOuO and S0De :. Wen Hold Purchases Free Until Wanted!

There was never more OppOrtune time than NOW tO use HadIey's convenient LAY-A-WAx PLAN :. It enables yOu to select the home furnishings you need at B-E-G August Sale discounts !. ven hold 1t for you absoluteIy FREE until you want t delivered with prices rising, yOu'n thank your lucky stars that you bought In the August Furniture Sale at HadIey's!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Tyo MODELS OPEN TODAY

TWO MODELS OPEN TODAY
SYCAMORE, 1882 "Old Homestead tFort
and Eureka. built for comfortable living,
5-room bungalow. face brick, gas aircondi-
toned heat. natural fireplace; $500 under
duplicating price. S3S4 As per month, includ-
ing taxes. Your lot or used house as part
payment.
under market Beautiful new brick bunga-
low, tile. bath and shower with chrome
fixtures fireplace, gas A. c. heating plant,
large attic, rockwool insulation; So, $50
total price, $50 month, including taxes.
ELsEA REALTY d INVESTMENT co.
62i7 West Fort vi. 1-l400
n BLOCK TO GRAND RIVER
Brand new bungalow, rooms and bath,
full basement and attic.
TOTAL PRICE, S3,190
Less than $50 mo-. including taxes
252e0 GRAND RIVER RED. Osso
2-BDRM. homes. SIS mo-. inc. taxes, etc.
Buffalo at Smile tbet. Ryan. Mound).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
HOMER WARREN & co.
WARD, 1928

OPEN IODA1
There's no reason why you cant have a
home of your own with buy like this on
the market. Nice brick and stained single
design with homelike rms. n. OF Plym-
outh road.
ANDREW L. MALoTT. 1SC.-RA. $500
Wisconsin, / blk n. Of Cd. River
So, 500
This thoroughly modern and attractive
home. Just reeonditioned and decorated.
Large living room, natural fireplace. large
dining room modern kitchen breakfast
room. excellent electric refrigerator; 4
nice bedrooms. tiled bath. side drive. new
gas fired boiler. Very cheap heat House
as good as new Must sell and will take
81 500 cash to FILA mortgage. Best buy in
Northwest section
JUDsON Broadway COMPANY
533 Majestic bldg RIA 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
12414 WISCONSIN

Six rooms and sun room. nat. fireplace
balance sos per month. taxes included
Mr.. Enge, CA. 1921 or TO. s-33l2.
HOMER WARREN & co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
1S94S WOODBINE

New 5-room colonial bungalow. tile bath
built-in features. located / block off Grand
River, BEDFORD district, F. II. A. terms, S27
per month plus taxes. Builder.
II. A. WEIGH
10000 WYOMING HO. 00ii
3 HOMES NOW NEARING COMPLETION
ROYAL OAKS. 4 50-S3. 500
Near 13-Mi. I'd. y mile west of Woodward
All have linoleum in kitchens, baths and
water heaters; city sewers, water. gas
cement walks. Lots 40x275: close to good
schools. They are:
1892 Greenfield 5 rms. and bath, SO. $50
3l35 Prairie rms. and bath, 50. 500
1892 Prairie S rms and bath So, 500
JUDsON BRADWAY COMPANY
500 Majestic Bldg RA. 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

1871 MODELS are here Before buying see
Fy1nrurs reversing motors. UP 10 Zu'f
ssyinFs on new 1910 models. Erie Boat
and Motor. 1901 HAMILTON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
coLoREp-Goop BUYS

Trowbridge--e rooms: sun room, sleeping
porch, bedrooms. natural fireplace; newly
decorated steam heat; lot 5OxlbO, 3-car
garage; 1870 down.
Scotch. near Milford -6 rooms; full
basement: hot air heat; good condition;
2-car garage: small down payment.
North Of the Boulevard-Brick two-flat,
s rooms each; separate Easements, 2 steam
plants good condition: double garage;
corner lot: reasonable down payment.
Conant Gardens rooms; newly painted.
new roof: fun basement, hot air heat,
double garage; 10eo down.
Frederick. near John R.-Brick two-flat,
8 rooms each separate Easements two
hot air furnaces; double brick garage.
Make offer. Must sell.
North OF the Boulevard. between Wood
ward and John R.-Brick. rooms; Al
condition; oil steam heat; price right;
easy terms.
Two-flat rooms each 2 hot air fur
naces; near car line small down payment.
West Side, near Warren - Two-flat. s
large rooms each separate Easements, 2
steam plants, double garage; $1,000; 1919
down.
Tireman-Brick two-rat 9 large rooms
each newly painted and decorated inside
and out: separate Easements. two steam
plants. "
Medbury-Brick. rooms; full basement,
hot air heat; double brick garage. small
down payment.
Alger. near Beaubien IS rooms: full
basement. new furnace; $500; small
down payment
North of the Boulevard - Four fiat. 5
rooms each: hot air furnaces. AGAR
garage; 1850 down.
ALoNZo HALL
Cadillac 2O52 Sunday. Temple I-2l27
COLoRED Cameron. two-famiiy. steam
81 500 $3.50 down. Delmar, two family
Z hVip Deuel.
three-family brick terrace, 80 rooms; terms
Trownridge, seven rooms, brick, steam ;
$4,000. Garfied-John r, brick terrace.
II rooms. fve-car garage: $3.50 Easy
terms Seven rooms. Englewood Brush sec
ton hot air. 50 700. $3.50 down. Cannon
Brothers. 1850 Sherman. Fitzroy O14o
CoLoRED-2-f iat, Keniiworth mr.. John r.
Good buy. $500 down.
coLoRED-Marston -Beaubien: two-famly
brick; garage; excellent condition; $4,000;
reasonable down payment. Olive 1858.
coLoRED = Cameron Westminster; five
room frame. furnace heat; $4,000, $500
down. Olive 1858.
CoLoRED-If you don't see what you
want-cal us! Golee B. Bryant, Fitzroy
5115.
CoLORED-Brck two flats, six each,
steam heat: price right; payment ar
ranged. Mcqueen. TO. 6-3541.
COLORED-Flats. Harmon, Alger,~ King;
reasonable down payments. Davis, Madi-
son 9069.
COLORED-5l6 Rosedale six rooms; fire
place. garage 500. S. down.. Mcqueen
To 1851.
COLoRED = Two-family below Gratiot ,
1890 down. Golee r. Bryant, Fitzroy
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COLORED-Medbury; s rooms. brick; s420
down. S34 month. Mcqueen. TO. 6-3541.
COLORED Modern. five rooms: $3.50
down. S27 month Mcqueen. TO. 1851.