davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-11-07

ANNUAL RED CROSS ROLL CALL
The Annual Red Cross member
ship drive starts November II and
ends November 80. The Goal Of the
Anchorage Chapter, OF viii ch the
organi z att on in Palmer is a branch.
is IS, 900. 90.
TO attain this goal it Will
be nee essary for many OF us to
subs cribe more than one dollar for
q membership.
The war OF 1917 is compara-
tivoly dim in memory today, but
at that time the zeal to aid the
stri clzen populat ions Of Europe
and conf ort our own boys in uniform
raised the membership Of tho Amer
lean Red Cross to an all-timo
hi gI- 90 mi Iii on willing mon and
women. In the decade that foil
owed the Red Cross turned moro to
homo soil to relieve di stress in
all forms. And in the depression
decade its work grew more stren-
uous, addit ional numbers Of people
Horo lifted by its holp, its fields
Of service Wcro broadened and
strengthened.
The Amori can people have soon
:thoir Red Cross tri ed in every
firo and flood oH advorsi ty and
calami ty. They have fai tn in it's
strength Of purpose, its officion-
cy, it's trus twoT thinoss, it's hoart.
That is why thoy have novor Lot the
Red Cross down, why ovory year
millions Of people have dug deop,
sin their pockets to ronow member: ~
ships, why thousands and now
mi llions Of .volunt oors work hand
and brain in Red Cross Chapters
everywhere, why this Roll Call Will
list moro namos than over before.
For now, again, over and above
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-11-07

CorafdeTabIe Shock VIII be
felt by residents Of the Motanuska
Valley in learning that Or. Earl
c.. Albre chit has been called to
ii Ii tar 1ervi &c in the. Medical
Corps a. Fort Ri chards on, effe ct
i've Dec er1ber /.
Dr.. Albre chit came hero in the
spring Of 1855 and has wi tn out
standing success, carried on the
work OF lis calling. He has been
vitality Interested in the welfare !,
growth and development Of this
Connnuni ty and has devoted much Of
his oun '-ir1e and energy to cornnun-
itv int" '5sts. His successor is
oxpe ctc-1 to DC named soon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Golden Wedding
Is Celebrated
New Years Open House
To Mark 50th Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Guertin
will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary on New
Years day with an open house
at their home near Puyallup.
Calling hours will be from 2
to 4 o'clock.
Members OF the family who will
receive With Mr. and Mrs Guertin
on Wednesday afternoon are a
son. Mr.. Harvey Guertin of spo-
kane. two dsughters-in-law and
three grandchildren. Mr.. and Mira
Harvey Guertin have a son. Rob
ert. and .he children Of Mrs. A. f.
Guertin. r.. II Cataldo, Idaho, and
the late Mr.. Guertin are George
and Gloria.
Mr.. Guertin Was born In st.
Ann. H.. on Dec. !, 1872, and Mrs.
Guertin. the former Miss Aurelia
Pelltier. was born IN Bourbonnais,
III. on Aug. Il. 1875 1t was on
New Years day in 1891 that they
were married In Pourbonnais.
During their so years OF mar
rage, The Guertins have lived in
Illinois. Minnesota. Kansas and
Idaho. In 1892 they settled in Spo-
kane and for the past eight years
have made their home in the Puy-
allup valley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
$50 will Leave
McChord Field
Ofhcers and Men
Going to Spokane

uechcea field . nrt ~ pr
~ern-i nsprsy headquarters for I'll
th< go .srnas~s That ere RISING
n ~ rsetfsc Northwest ~t'i ssnd
$50 officers ard m>n O. Fort
ti<err~ wright. srok.r>. Ian 9
Thst SO th< sofd r<fes~<d
Tuesday ffan ne oar department.
a. w..elrxtan. q C. ard eoo-
ftfm>sf ~ arrhard effssefs uni's
involved include th< headquarters
saa headquarters sasstFors n th~
Northwest Ar psstfs<t ard rtfth
nomharsiment Wing. the NON
signal kststian Co. and the sttsh
Avtsf1aa -
Capt naTa ftemewued. assist
ant ruhlie relations officer 81 tne
field. .@ii p~rmnn~l foe othss
army slsh&s<s ne~ n~snx boi's 81
various northwest cities wtji ~
furnished ~ Mechasa sisia - sn~y
sf. eempi>tesf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Epworih leseuers Plan
Progressive Dinner

Epworth Leaguers of ST Pauis
Methodist church are koenly antie-
ipsting their progressive dinner
which is scheduled for Thursday
evening ut 615. The group will
meet for the first course at Miss
Betty McMillan's home. 46is So.
Tacoma ave
Approximately sorty young peo-
pie will take part In the evenings
fun To add to the groups enjoy
ment. each place Of meeting Will
be kept a secret. as will the pro-
gram at the conclusion Of the
dinner.
Planning the party are Misses
Betty Mcmillan. Janet Bagley.
Mary Burton and Mr.. John Cope
land.
Numbered among the guests are
Pat Rose. Patty VanBuskirk. Mar
garet jackson, John Burton. Ray
mond Lindstrom. Doris Fairbanks.
Pat McCallum, Donald Blood
Marcus Westby. Mary Goe,tling,
Evelyn Fairbanks, Muriel Ryan,
Mason Jones.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Cosmos Loggers
Return 10 Work
To Got Increase
OF Cents Hour

Pour hundred loggers q the Cos.
mos Logging Go a, Morton are 10
return 10 work Immediately. fol
lowing acceptance ~ = wage IN.
crease Of : cents per hour straight
across the board. " Jacobsen.
business agent. announced Tues.
day Vacations weren't wanted ~
men IN the woods, Il VAS ca.
planned
This. according 10 Fart Hartley.
president Of the Puget Sound dat.
rlct council Of the AL Lumber
and sawmill Workers union, settles
all existing wage controversies In
the Douglas ff belt, except that
involving the $50 employees 81 the
wsyefhhouser mills At Snolusimie
No offer has been made 10
them" Hartley sahi. and sppar.
entity weyerhseuser doesn't want
10 SO along with tho rest Of the
industry"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Young Peoples Club
VIII Have Dinner

Following custom estabished
by the organization Of the Young
Couples club Of 81. Paul hetho-
dist church. the group will meet
Friday evening for IFS annual pro-
gressive dinner at $50 with every
one meeting at the church at t5rd
and L sts
Several homes are opened 10 the
group. but 10 add 10 the fun of the
evening. the place where each sue
cessive course IL 70 be served IL
kept a surprise
Those in charge Of planning the
evenings entertainment Of food
and fun are: Messrs. and Mes
DANES ". w. Taylor, Carl Hostel
ter and T W. Sowell.
Reservations for the dinner may
be made by calling Gar. +soo On
Pr 1903.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Pinochle 7 Quincy
For Elks Lodge

All member. ~ the Tacoma lodge
Of Elks are insitsd IN attend this
annual plnoohls tournament which
viii begin Friday evening. Jan. J.
according 10 Michael hiynsk.
chairman ~ the event
There viii bs three additional
tournaments. each Friday up TO
Jan. -. with prince awarded sssh
week. There also viii be valuable
prisss for combined scores for the
four weeks
Assisting Miynss on his com
mliiss ar. Jim Anderson and Mud
Aolins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01

Notice 10 Browns Point and
Dash Point districts that they viii
he without lights and po~sr from
/ 10 . a m. Friday and saturday
Wss issued by Uuiitlss Commis-
sl0nsr O,ssli Tuesday
To string the new wires ~ the
Seattle and Bonneville inisr-iis
system seross HYisDDs Ss'sr~sy.
II will 10 necessary. he said. 70
1isoonnset N. - Dooy volt line
feeding gss, $40 dfiss snd 'ss
rss.dsnes districts beyond 10 the
noFth
Os.n ssld tho work. might re.
,lniY - eofnpistsf IN ors night.
hit ,hsi notles vas bsins Sivsn
for tNo nights - make sure
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Old Jack Frost
Rsappsars Here
- n Low Here:
30 at Nc Chord

Taeomas entry lnfa shs rev
year sgll 10 in fair weather. fofe-
east xwn-ssils f.F ina No shvsst
Tuesday nixht and "Wednesday
The last day ~ The ola Ysas
dswnsd ~lth j.ss pfess - tenn
earafy master % ceremonies An
iielpsilnx . gang that would paint
the fa~p red. he painted the sewn
~htis Hcof fars and Sidewalks
spafklsd ~lth ths CRISP so~tsna
While the Tacoma weather ho-
fsaus official Thermometer showed
. minimum a ~ is~m~ - Tslls.
haa.~e. Via }. the mercury 81 Me-
Chord field Fvcofdea . le~ af m
degrees. ~ish thin Ice sa al psd.
dies
Since they say shssss M mare
rain canning this year. lets ehsen
the record I, shows ara inches
this month. . December deficiency
81 ana inches. foe the year. ~ -
inches. = shortage n 40 snenss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
DeMoley Mothers
viii Meet Thursday

Tacoma chapter, DeMolsy Moth
ers' club. will meet In the Masonic
temple Thursday night at = o'clock
Mrs. Ethel Lidren will preside for
the business and annual election
of officers.
Mrs r. NJ. Ssrn and her com
mittee will serve refreshments,
after which card games will be In
play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Variety to Mark Welcoming OF New Year
18th Night Frolic
Will Be Cancelled
English SpesIine Union
Abandon, Annual Custom

The executive board Of the
Tacoma branch Of the Eng.
lish-Speaking Union, in gener.
Gus gesture. have abandoned
plans FOR the usual annual
Twelfth Night Frolie this
year. and are arranging with
the membership TO have the
funds usually expended for
this annual dinner diverted To
the British Civilian war re-
lief.
The sgcless English custom IL
celebrating Twelfth Night Is an
evening Of jollity the symbolic
burning of the greens Is an end 10
tho holiday season With each
bough one wish FOR the house and
one for he who burns u All this
and the banquet ~ British dishes
a sacrificed hy the Tacoma group
IN order that they may aid their
British cousins and share their
grief in the present miSfortunes
This action on the part Of the
Tacoma group IL IN accord with
IN. spirit Of the relief program II
the organization throughout the
country.
All branches indicate many sac.
fifiees are being made 10 aid Brit
AIN In her courageous defense II
the ideals valued hy the right.
thinking peoples Of the world
A brief resume 81 the activities
of the several branches In the
/ United states show that at the end
Of September over ~ 900 garments
had been made and shipped saa,-
600 in cash had been raised for d.
rect relief In addition 20 amhu.
lances. Of which twelve have been
sent. Surgical units and mobile
first aid posts have been con-
trihuted Also large sums have
been spent on wool and clothing
The lists Of recipients includes the
Royal Merchant Navy school. hos
pitfalls and homes for crippled chill
dren In various parts Of England
and troops stationed In Iceland
The Tacoma branch has played
n generous part In this work Many
garments and knitted woolens
were gathered. under the direction
Of Mrs. James Ashton. chairman
OF the sewing committee
A substantial fund was raised
by benefit lectures and through
donations from TacomAns. solicited
by Mr.. Seymour Todd. president oi
the group. and his board including
Mr.. Chandler Sloan. M. Albert
Morley. Mrs. Charles " Orton
Mr.. William Rogers and Mis-,
Helen Evans
Friendly Ten club will meet fol
a New Years party Tuesday eve
ming In the nAcosbes hall. i2tf
and Pacific.
I. l.. A. auxiliary viii mssi
Thursday afternoon nj 1880 In th'
Aacrabee hall New members vii
be welcomed At this time.
Executive board. shsrids 10
PIT. A.. will meet IN the luncheon
room OF the school Monday 1T ! 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
viii Motor 70 Olympia
For Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs Frank A. Latcham
and their son, Mr.. Frank Latcham.
jr., will motor TO Olympia on New
Years day to be guests at dinner
party at the home Of their son-in-
law and daughter, MI and Mrs.
Ralph f. Lindsay.
Mrs. Lindsay was recently elect
ed president Of the Sigma Kappa
alumnae Of the capital city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01

Reservations hAyr been made hy
Messrs. and Mesdames Ed stevens
Walter Roebuck. Charles F. Mann.
sam Mercer. Walter Fraser. James
Gunther and Fred Miller, Dr. and
Mrs. r. d. MacRae, Or. and Mrs
J. w. Gulhckson. Captain and Mrs.
c. A. Kaiser and Captain and Mrs.
Floyd Moore.
Misses Dora Mae Wright. Wini-
fred Wire Ruth Peterson and Mrs
Emily Bennett; Messrs. Ken Sorrel.
Douglas Minner. Frank Brewer.
James Clifton. Richard Rasmussen.
John Middlesworth. Jack Scott and
Paul Fisher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
II T. RES MORE ABOUT
Main Street


III HIA ON TAeG " y "
nomewood Ia going 10 see the new
year in at hls home I'm going
10 stay off the highways" he said.
Thornton rabbit. i.t elias. gun.
ner's mate. u. \. n. n. lsf, Mon.
day By train for Norfolk. Va.
where he will attend the navy mine
school. Rabbit resides at SSH No.
Sheridan.
Bnd Rhorbaeh In nursing a badly
spfalnsd ankle which he received
Will. Skiing at Paradise on sun.
day
Charic. ". TsyIot IT,. stsslhssdsd
on To,ule river tho past week end
=. no fish.
n. J. barney Kelley left for
Grays Harbor Tuesday morning.
Frank tiustsbie. second officer
n the North Sea. plying between
Seattle and Alaskan ports IL
hoping 10 get hack 10 town in time
for New Years dinner ~ the home
of his mother. Mrs. Victor Aioia,
2iii M Washington NJ When
IN. North Sea was pressed into
service for an emergency trip
north n couple ~ weeks ago. ths
young officer was forced 10 miss
his frat Christmas dinner In Ia
coma IN years
George Thomas, roofing contrse-
tor and publicity chairman II
Eagles lodge. 10 excited over the
prospect Of entertaining both ihs
state president and tho national
president ~ the Eagles In Tseoms
the early part Of January.
Jim nsiinrsr. local funeral d.
rector. became son ~ toll
Monday when he rolled up mis-
shir,slssyes and took hold ~ .
serubblng brush. along with msnn'
hers ~ his staff engaged IN 'hs
year-end cleaning ~ the establish.
msnt At 80 Tseoms avenue
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01

Complaining ~ bessis~s and
shock from . fall ~ the sth end
Pacific ave has station last Nov.
10. = has passenger. lana n~.pe.
filed suis against tho operators
Tuesday for $1,000 ir ri~rce eoun.
~ superior s.urt.
'. o t.anahsrH sna wife ere
named a. defendants. the rninssff
si.iss that shs started through .
swinging door ard tripod On .
lo~ platform
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Mrs. Ida Metcalfe
VIII Address Tacomans

Mrs. Ida Metcalfe, a missionary
who is visiting at the present time
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Wissner. SIS So. NJ st. will lecture
to Tacomans In the near future on
scientific work and the result Of
her studies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
e. P. S. 10 F etc
Spur Delegates
Regional Convention TO Be
Held on Local Campus

The Spurs regional conven-
ton is to be held at the Col
lege of Puget Sound Jan. 10
and II. Spurs is a national
sophomore womens honorary
which is based on scholarship
and participation in college ae-
Invites. Membership is by
election only.
The schools to be represent
ed at this conference are 10 be
the University of Montana al
Missoula. Montana State col
lege at Bozeman, the Univer-
sity of Idaho at Moscow.
Washington State college at
Pullman and the College of
Puget Sound.
Miss Elaine Wintch national
president from Utah State college
and Miss Elaine Fonnesbeck, ma
tional secretary, will attend the
convention. Miss Marie Mulligan
of the College of Puget Sound,
who is the regional director, will
have an active part in the con-
vention.
In charge Of the many arrange
ments. which include an informal
dinner to be held Friday evening,
January 10. a luncheon to be given
for the girls attending the con-
vention on Saturday afternoon,
the formal banquet to be held al
Lakewood on Saturday evening,
January IL, which will be followed
by the attending of the Inter
sorority dance that evening, are
the members Of the College OF
Puget Sound chapter members
Miss Katherine Woods is presi-
dent Of the c. p. s. chapter with
the Misses Doris Sommer. treas
urer; Betty BROCK, secretary, hno
Mildred Despair, vice president
Assisting them with the plans are
the Misses Mary Katherine Hager
Sylvia Langdon. Virginia Judd
Carol Webb, Esther Sandstedt
Pegge Simpson, Patricia keene
Betty Jane Pyle, Gertrude Soinila
Patricia Magill. Beth Hardy, Der
sitte Hanson and Constance Col
man.
Phil Sheridan Relief Corps and
auditing committee will meet Fri
day morning at IL o'clock in the
armory. Luncheon at 1890 vii
be followed by business meeting
at 1870. There will be an installa-
fion of officers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Open House Plans
Are Cancelled

The open house on New Years
day which Rev. and Mrs. Cyrus
Albertson had planned has been
Cancelled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Are Here From
Hillsboro. Ore.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Epps and
their small daughter, Miss Deanna,
are spending the holiday season
with Mrs. Epps' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Theda.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Luncheon Is Planned for
Aothers OF 81. Martins

St Martins college Aotherr
club will meet 81 the HON. Of hrs
A NJ Flynn. 1907 SO Thompson
ave. on Friday for o'eioek
luncheon
Mrs Flynn. no prsSidsn' n tho
club. vii 10 assisted by kssfsr.s
James Kerrgsn. y. l.. O'Donnsil
am William RoVlsy
LADIES AID ~ St PsD5's Luth-
.ran Danish church will meet on
FRIDAY ~ the home ~ Mrs. August
Jensen. sOl5 50. iith ct. Luncheon
viii b. served a. II 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Doris Carlson
entertains

Miss Doris Carlson entertained
friends at her home Saturday.
Guests were Mrss Doris Cordova
and the Misses Betty Weinhart,
Doris Waller. Jean Ratzman. Edna
Ulinich and Phyllis Watts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Many Tacomans Are Ready
To Greet Young l94l
Skstne Enthusiasts VIII 0s'her at Lakewood Ice Arena
On tuesday Evening 70 Usher in Young "a

busy and delightful Christmas week will come 70 =
close New Years Eve when acomans both young and old
will welcome l94 Traditional parties vary in setting from
the formal ball at the Country club UniversityUnion club
and the Tacoma club to the informal gatherings al Mt.
Rainier and the gala festivities planned at the Lakewood
ice
Many reservations have been made by those who prefer
dancing o ice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Oempseys Entertain Before
Skatino Party

A few friends Of Mr. and Mrs
James Dempsey called Monday
evening at their home on Stella
COON lake for Tom and Jerrvs
before the regular skating club
session at Lakewood ice arena.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
House Guests Arrive
From Bremerton

Or. and Mrs. Norman Dorm will
have as houseguests over New
Years eve Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Swanson Of Bremerton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Tint 10. Of independent Bible

church. Will meet at the home Of
Mrs George Evans. $3.50 Ea x st.
on Friday Luncheon at II 30.
Mrs. Callie Calender will give the
Bible lesson and Mrs oscar Nc
Omber the missionary study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01

Continued fFcm Page onef
pressed srtluctsncs- at upssttins
Esstsoczis recommendation.
tontrcii~r tamm~nts
n Fpfsis are . better deal feF
ths city. ssid swsyFe when Cain
- chairman ASKED him 10 open shs
slsrusslon II the price ws set 81
equipment means anything ard u
means something % me
! say nat although I weulsi
xefy reluctantly ccue 10 . ean.
eialzsen eantfsry n the recon-
nssnaation - = department head
| hsxs driven Tire cars ard ! hs~
NJ seneiusion On careful analysis
81 ths situation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Easiwood's Auto Deal Upset
By City Board Of Contracts

fhs mayer ssid ~. tco. hsd
tested ~ equipment ard nd
Efx<n TIE sltastioa careful
thought
Il ia ssss. where tho depart.
msnt hesd haa . definite rt~e< ~
equipment IN mind. feet the
80 lfscstlans shouid have s~en
drawn - - = un,H the hi. n
that pre- range. ties nof suinx
lnta ths iaNsf Prise fieid. although.
- ! rad snem. these specified.
tier. saa1i permit ssy ear 70 hsa.
I thins - sheua consider
mare shst aess ths department.
man want whiis MY own OBJ
.sFxatiens sunxtncs me any ens
u ths three ears considered ~euid
give keoa service To the Police
department. feel hks voting IN
fssef - NJ fsssWeci's recon-.
nasnaatlan
t..wefs t.mm~rss
Commissioner fawestt said ne
saw bath Positions very clearly
eai that hs had not only tested
the equipment personally hat had
checked With tho state purchasing
agent. largest buyer ~ satome-
hiie- Tar public use IN the state
The thing. ne said about the Forsf
~sfs quite favorable. Fswcs,, ~.
eiar.d
And while !. Too. am reluctant
"a override = recommendation I
feel u = esst for N. ei,y "a my
this ffefdl sauipmsnt"
s~s,ss Isr,siws
swasss and Fswre,t took ths
position that regardless ~ the Do.
rsrtmsns heads recommendation.
We don't act out from under our
own responsibility
I Iast don't concur In Mr. East.
wuod conclusions. assyse ssla
snstween ths~ hld. ~ Titus and
Irwin sJanes there B. a n PEI cent
diffsfentiai In favor ~ the Fosas.
With that tt.ioo. tho city
could buy an extra sutomebiis and
have something left over. and that
Wuald mofe thar allow Tor any
difference In operating cost. or
the monsy could stay IN ths
treasury and buy smother piece ~
standby saulpmen, tina, IL sorsiy
needed.
Mssos tspiaiws
That Ia no reflection on any
other equipment on which We ts'
eelved hlda II was all standard
and good value
Any department head knowing
the kind ~ car he wants ought
20 make his specifications moFs
drastic" the. mayor said Hut
In TN. case. am willing TO leave
responsibility for the recommends
ton on the shoulder. ~ tho eon'
missioner making the recon
mendation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Phil sheridan Relief Corps and

auditing committee will meet FRI
dav morning at IL o'clock in the
armory. Luncheon at 1890 will
be followed by a business meeting
100. There will be an installa-
ton of officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Trade Schools-MoIe

LEARN Modern Barbcrlng: days Or ev
Detroit Barber College. 3iT 4 LETTERS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Situations Wanted-FsmaIe

DELAWARE. l522--wnl care for ehildrei
al my home, hour, DAY, excellent care
Trinity i-5454.
IDIsHWAsHER-Nig Work. experienced
COlored woman. also short orders. Tyler
5-l9fs
EXPERIENCED col0red Woman Wishes
days. So carfare, excellent references
! EXPERIENCED coloref gfrl wants si1ch
xii store maid hotel, references
Temple i-l02i.
INEXPERIENCED colored lady day work
laundry. cleaning, So, caTiare. Town
send 6-965S.
colored grl wishes days
part time work; 800, carfare. Town
send 6-5i44
INEXPERIENCED giri waitress with ofac
cleaning. housemaid. no laundry. Temps
i-0229.
INEXPERIENCED girl wants steady days
Monday, Friday; $3.50 carfare. Vinewoo'
ia+Ds~-
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes IA!
! work; laundry. 50, carfare. TYlel
INEXPERIENCED col0red girl. wishes days
] laundry, cleaning. So, earfare. Fitzrol
$3.50
4EXPERIENCED- colored- grl wishes days
part time work; 50, carfare Atlanta
/ Zf42.
EXPERIENCED colored woman wishe
days, week or part time. Trinity l-e297
EXPERIENCED girl wishes part time
days work; So, carfare. Tyler 5-7s0s
GIRL Colored. days. part time. laundry
hnAaecleaning; 50, earfaFe. Madison s39a
LIGHT colored girl; day. weeks: can TAX
complete charge Townsend 6-476s
NEAT experienced colored lady wishes
DAYS work; laundry, cleaning. lyle
ls'5zss.
MAT. experienced ecolored girl wishes
days. part time work Townsend $3.50;
MEAT colored giri wishes day work. house
! cleaning honest reliable. Madison 5s44
REFINED colored girl. office cleaning
evenings only, elevator operator. lyle
I6-lAe5.
YOUNG, experienced colored XIII wishe
days; references; 81. earfsre. cHerrl
i0i03
lCOLORED girl, specializing laundry ex
cellent shirt irOner; good references
Townsend 7-7s79.
lCOLORED girl. days. part time; laundry
houaecleaning; So. carfare~~F itzroy SO5f
lCOLORED woman wishes days. part tim'
work; 50 csrfare. Trinity 1885.
lCoLoRED giFl, experienced; wants days
! weeks laundry, cooking, cleaning. Town
! send 7-343e.
lCOLORED grl. hotel store, maid work
! part time, day. Trinity 2-so56
READ Times Want Ads for proht--us
I them for results