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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
ANCHOR MAN HIGH

Steve Charncy. anchor man.
paced Mansfield with 191-21i-lS1
for 5S3 as the team rolled 936-
9l3-937. Slater was next with a
212 finish for $40. George Mach
iorlat'i had pa in 562. Pete Kaha-
star $40, while Henry DiMeglio
trailed with 522.
BeSTdcS producing The highest
total, Class G also came through
with the only two 500 series and
high single thus far. Frank Ru-
hanaS 5 Five Traitors OF Chrysler
didn't make the board with lis
2i3i but il was no fault Of Marion
Miller He fashioned 235-221-lSs
for GA.
Lester Parish came up with 2l0-
236-l78 for 62i, as his Miller Five
OF EcorSe took second in Class
on 2625 HIS 236 stands as tho
best single Of the sweeps 70 date
Mitchell Ellis was tops with 222.
202 in 594 as his Chry ySlor-Jeffer.
son Motor Block No. 6 landed
third with 2606.
George e. Murray pieced TO-
Cether 6-902-903 for its 27l1
Van RinCelcStoyn doing the heavy
sticking with 195-19f-199 for SIS.
Johnny Sleeps Woody Pontiac.
which steamed 70 the Class 3
on 2977, last year.
couldn't come close 70 those fig
urcS winding up with 2666 for
second place Joe Niscovich had
2lo in 597 as his end.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

7 'ais 72l 20 7ft
Grand tal .lS1
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Death notlces

BARpLN--Jan g. 1852. julia Cuee Deroff).
nr',Dl VIE OF Terrence beloved
mother NJ N1Iccia. MIS-. Chester J.
Shnrs Mrs. Bruce r Carly and Terrence
W Flnera. from residence 1902 Seyhurn.
MONDAY p 30 a. m, So. Catherine's
ktIO. PAtI. January AGE So years
Beloved son of Mrs Hendretta dear
brother af G"o. Mrs Franz Kutchey Mrs
JACK Ehetnart Fred and George Funeral
TUESDAY from residence 1913 Benson street,
at
ot fNINN--Jan 2 Ambrose ~ i5ssi
Rarls beloved husband Of Elizabeth,
son ~ Ms Carrie QIinlan brother Of
Nrs Iona Farrer Mrs Irwin May Mrs.
Russell Yoeman Mrs Lannv Coulson and
Cora Csiulau. Services ] O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon A. fhe p g ard c. r. Harris
Funera Home 42al Cass avenue
SMITH-January { John IFna'ms. brother
~ Thomas Smfn Mrs Mary Sleep and
Mrs Apr4 MCGOWAN. Funeral from resi-
.dc0re 1uS Wordsworth Ferndsle, WefnPs-
taf. ~ $50 ana az -. James Church at
N,nf Tan lgt2 at his residence.
1880 ia Sale Thomas c. father of
Mss G'erd"n n Roberts brother of NJ
Mary PaFmelae James r and Harry WaS
FurefaI service A. ne chapel ~ the VIII
lam R Hamilton Company cass avenue
rarrer AIcNApdrloe Wednesday morning a.
ln m and Gesu Church. quincy and
NrSIcho,s road AZ u
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w ANnnTTE
nI1EN

falls -ss -.5 81 Totals ~0f 723 sf9
and total ..s Cs1+S total 2Z37
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
4th Place Changes
In 3-Man Tourney

One change is noted today in
the first FIVE leaders of The third
annual three-man championship
bowling tournament al Chenc-
Trombly Recreation Riley Motors
moved nto fourth place with PIP.
over Their average. Their total
was 1899.
The individual totals were the
Rev. John Downing lSS Norb
Kurt, 47S; Paul Calvin. 573 De
partment 750 Of Hudson Motors
remains in first with 2S3 from
1888. Ken BcrnHmer Don Gre
konlch and George DIST Aubin
form this team.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Dykes Says 4 Clubs
Will Train on Coast

LOS ANGELES, Jan. ) GNS).-
Round Jimmy Dykes, manager of
the Chicago White soX. today
Scoed at rur1orS that the four
major league baseball teams which
annually train in California plan
TO co to Florida next March be-
cause of the Pacific war. The four
teams are the White SoX the
Philadelphia Athletics, the Chicago
Cubs and the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Brooklyn Hit Cuts
Him Down 10 209

Edward Ralko. 4529 McGraw.
Of the Gibraltar Club, Bowling
League has a 299 score today m
stead of a 800 all because his
twelfth ball a Brooklyn hit, left
the No. pin standing HIS series
was 15i-21l-299 for o6i yesterday
al Twenty Grand Recreation
Ralko carries a 1S5 average.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

RIAI

T-fals $50 75s $40
Grand total 1881
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
SOI ARI nTAI
MOTOR IINI
DRI\I>G IRONS
SIT NIT ASSBIN
III An IINIS
TAIInN

Totals sp5 80 7ss Totals T6l So sip
Grand total 22fO Grand total 1924
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Scratches
TROPICAL PARK

TROPICAL PARK
TracA fast NA
Frs' Race Ny LaVyer WINTER sea.
Take u The Alamo II Winnie El0oto.
Ss-rf Race -n Dough Phsrer fei-
low Baiad Gallant Peggy Glenn Port
Esft Jack
Third Race--sinEIng Heels Bright
Arc
FOURTH Pace Hrn CliqAA HAsiy KISS.
GW.r What Excuse Old Wick, New
f9u0dlant
FIFTH Race MIX FNb.
seventh Race BgrHlne Suck
Ehth Race Leonard Town IA Jova
prnafv. Holt RisA snow Moon The
Skinner Port spin Barbara s., In
Conceivable. Best Quality.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

TOMATOES, l0.lb. q
S&15 11 k05 eraali. ".
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

To'Ais s4a $50 I'll
Grand total 20l2
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sIIRknINrIRS
III IIIERS

T.fa.s So go s2G Totals 7fs s22 ~
Grsr4 .rtai z5Hs Grand t0,a 2is5
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,CCOINTI>G
NIODt III r.
ZENITH IDLERs
TENAS

ais sff ST. s0t Totals 733 s5i 922
nj total 1925 Grand total 2JoB
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Seasons First License

Detrolt's first 1912 Wrestling
and boxing license. has been issued
ny Secretary DOUGLAS G. Mode Of
the state board Of athletic control
10 the Arena Gardens. Promoter
Bob Evans paying the necessary
fee and receiving the license.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Male Help Wanted
ATTENTION

Al PONTIAC mechanic a. once
3t3S Fast jefferson avenue
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

JRT DAJt

Totals 7S5 7g6 stH
Grand total 2fe0
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

BLACK COCKER SPANIEL Lost satur-
day Reward 1894 Seebadt. Telephone
Tyler 4-fl79.
DOG Lost auburn colored blunt nose male
rr--rs- wFTEns about - pounds white
chest. named Pa 500 reward. Call after
2 f n f1wuzFUf t--5
ENGLISH setter white and liver female
straysd from 1870 RoselaWn. gun shy
does not hunt, chld's pet. please return
University 1880.
FOX Terrier, white: black brown mead.
snort tail. Reward. Fitzroy 2Oes.
KEYS with drivers license attached lost,
December 81 reward. Trinity l-1s33
LOST English pointer pup; liver and
white; lost On g Mile Road between De-
quipdre md RYAN liberal reward. Can
Bns Garage, 3ll6 East s-Mile. Center
Line 1856.
LOST THURSDAY nght. male puppy gray
p 1u1 brown black spUr III ru-rs- ttaFFss
Jack Reward Cherry 1895 $3.50 Jay
POMERANIAN-B Brown. answers Dusty"
Kindly return owner heartbroken. Re-
ward olive ol45 4157 Hurlbut
sETTER-Nine months old. white, heavily
black tcked with brown tick on fore
legs brown spot above each eye, brown
on right side OF face black spot on hack
above nip. black head Named Duke. %
Vicinity Radner- Chandler Park drive. Re-
ward Drexei 72l3
TIPPIE-Welsh terrier. black brown, 20
pounds vicinity LiyernosT Mile. Re.
ward UN. 2-sl9s.
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crowd was 4 cad on It's feet.
Neither of these totals VIII be
there at the finish.
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Totals zoe $50 7sT
Grand total 2i2e
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
~ AT MI~Gs
NI,SHIE >IRIICKS
VIChFoRp
A,foI MING
UONIT DITIN'TRN
q SUIONS


7aS ~ s7s Totals SIS 70s al
total 2ipp Grand total 2i32
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
I I>I6,N


Totals -E5 sos s04
Grand total 1906
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

PRF~SNt.N
CtTTR GRI>nIR>

ials 500 sos 7s3 Totals cot se7 sfs
anf total 23-7 Grar1 t1tal 23ss
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
TIN,L t<~tNRIY RotCT CARnFNs :

? tale seI E2f ss7
GRANT total 1880
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

Totals 76s SIS 7s'
Grand total 23T7
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
CLASS C
MANSFIELD
NiIIIIR
u HANs
N,oIoR pIoCk q

Totals o3s pi2 o17 Totals $50 seJ sh2
Grand total 27s5 Grand total 262J
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
COAL DRIVERS
EXPERIENCED WITH
TRUCKS
COME READY FOR WORK
DAVY
14460 DEXTER

DETROIT engineering arm requires men
experienced On foundry layout and on
fes en and fstal ~ material handling
equipment and FuG ports, considerable over
tine available a. time and une-half. give
tlN Information and references In hrst
letter Address Box 8659 Detroit Times
DRIVERS u ard over fair knowledge
~ cfF apply 3l5o Woodward
GOOD bumper and painter; must have
tools previous experience required Here
is a h1e Opportunity. Regular hours. Good
pay. Harper Motors. 300 Comet
Man between 5000. for established conee
route. guaranteed salary $50 week com
mission and bonus Bond required. Eureka
Tea Co. i6li Wabash
MAN for established coffee and grocery
route Lincoln Park and Wyando,te ter
rt1rY. Guaranteed earnings S2T 20 SIS per
week Pleasant work calling on regular
customers We furnish car anf ali ex-
To"nsend s-oi66 for interview appointment
Man with metaliursical training prefer
able With experience on small arc and
hish frequency steel melting furnaces mar
lied Write Box 6sf6 Detroit Times
MEN 80 20 So. with cars as rural repre-
senfatives must be free 70 travel no
investment. good immediate c9rr-,issloas
,carsaNowauce and bonus Phone LII
Bedf"rf fNteN Detrarer f'r appointment
THE ERNST KERN co.
Have Jorenihs f7r " neal aribii snsn
Who have cars Apply Employ ymsnt Of.ce
~ cock SHARP Tuesdsy only
THREE neat boys Ills pleasant work
good earnings rharce Tor Advancement.
Apply m 2n33 PARK Room si2
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Unlisted Stocks

Apprixuats prices furnished by ne va
firral Association % Securities peaIe
Inc District 80.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

r sass sIs ~ 80 To'as 500 $50 80
Grams t-ta. -i17 Crane ;8'ai .iJt
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
INSPIf TION
RnL NAINDIRs

Totals 20 s62 $50
0r8nd totaN 2i6s
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
THE ERNST KERN &C.
Employmenf Agencies
IlEFENSE pnsITInNs

pEFENSE POSITIONS =
ot FiNE W HNICAI HA1Gr TIVE
DETROIT sFLE-T SERVICE BUREAU
l2ls-l7 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
joNEs Employment. Ills Besubisn. par,i
fay pdrkers erurlss porers, maids
mattresses. COLUMBIA ioio.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
MOTOR RIn(k
~ HnI NIL RE

-tals 7s5 704 7s3 T.tals 81 so3 SIS
% TOTAL 24tl Grand total Z240
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

J SUTTON 4 sON
5i47 TRUMBULL AVE TEMPLE 2-5ioo
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
vi RR RANS


T'ais ~ 50 -4s Te'a.s -f5 7l6 ss3
Craze ta'a' 1895 1rar3 tr'aI 1884
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

Totals s2a 72s 7aS
Grand total 231l
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
FtNI TRAITORS
IIAKnRI Lis

T.'as zoi 500 -sl To'a.s 81 s5s 20
JjaEc ;ota. 2fs3 Grand ,-'4 2i5s
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
CLASS A
Rax,s uooDX- PONTIAC
kAR NJ r.
,,IItR

Totals 9n6 g02 g03 Totals ST e03 sss
Grand total 27il Grand total 2666
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
IIf.f.tR M
u,Er>FTTF

Totals $50 73i s2s Totals sos 7qi
Grand total 1892 Grand total
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
DRIVING IRONS
RI Ar BACkS

Totals 77f 7sa sls Totals 7sl 7sl 7e7
Grand total 237q Graud tota. 23s1
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Detroit Times Sweepstakes Bowling Scores
CLASS f.
IIGGIRs
DRIi IRIS

Totals s56 $50 s37
Crand thtal 1888
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
OIIo,s

Totals 500 SIS 7as
Grand total 1853
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
CLASS ID
RknIT
GIlFNsKI

Totals 500 SIS SOS Totals eof 500 SOS
Grand total 25s3 Grapd totaN 1870
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
coon SHOP
SIGHT EDITION
nNIRsTTs
MAsHIE NIPIICk~

To'ais sos ~ slf Totals 7ss 40 -25
Grand total 22s4 Grand total 22sl
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Totals 72g IA s7f
Grand total 23if
1RIM NJ.
N,I<TT>,>Cr
MAAIIII IRnNs


To'al. sl3 735 ~ Totals ss2 III $50
Grand total 2f2s Grand total 1924
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Al CUOATT.
-nnMRK K.MskI M


T.'als 7oS SOS ssf Totals sol s3a
Grand total 1875 Grand total
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
ADJ sTTRS
III NRAY


Totals s3s s25 7si Totals sol SOC s27
jranf total 2if2 Grand total 2f5f
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
nIInRIAI

Tnt4is ss3 100 20
Grand total 2175
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

Johnnie IFGA

Totals T44 T45 T2s
Grand totsf 22l5
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

vi IAI. sHnP


To'a.s qgi so 7s1 Totals go 9Q5 7s0
Crane total 25.t Grand tota! 1909
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

Totals s7i s02 773
Grand total 2fiG
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
RAINBOW RIS
nII. MAR

Totals 80 SIS 700 Totals $50 sTl 77s
Grand total 2iOl Grand total $500
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
! I'll NGII.

Teas COS rs 80
Grand total 22l5
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Male and Female Help Wanted

SALESPEOPLE-D Demand is great for our
merchandise. guaranteed delivery. good
earnings; permanent. Detroit Times Box
B-6ss0.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
RID ARROW

T-.a.s --s SIS 500
Grand total &zIg
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
nNNA.IIIIRS

Totals 5gq 7g7 80
Grand total 2l65
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
IIAT spRINGIRs
It>kS y

rr'a.s 7ss --s 7sf TafaIs 71- 751 7ef
Grand 'o'a ..fs Grs0t 'r'a. 23I1
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Situations Wanted-Maie
Situations Wanted-Femais

BUNDLE Washing ironing; specializing Ia
SHIRTS curtains stretched. called, dsilv-
cred Lafayette s22s
BUNDLE FAMILY WASHING. specializing
ue0's snr;s references. called. delivered.
fitfggy $50 y ~ tN a
BUNDLE 'amny Washing speclaitsine
mems shirts. called. delivered. Can La.
fayerfe 1859
EXPERIENCED coiorsd Girl. DAYS. veeks.
part time. laundry, cleaning. Town.
send 5-aaTs
EXPERIENCED Co.ored GIRL Srhss ~sess
i.SaTg gnf : s'1''' h'n' 's'" rms"
EXPERIENCED c0iofss gin Nants day.
psf firre work Can fhetfy 12sz
RELIABLE r1afes isdy ssM tlns s.sF.
rs 1f- So rf-fsfe Drsssi S0SS
coioPED- -pressmsssr. avanabls b. asy
cr rerk Cheffy sTs0
CoLORED gonan ~1hss days sorsi a..
fslsai la-odFess, pfsftusd. Call "
send s-f573.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
GT,Rs
NtIDIRONS
CENTURY CoACH
NIRI IC Ks
rIRATIS
YtpRIt AII>1
nm ASH =

Trtals go 10 saq Totals 80 al 3
Grand total goat Grand total 90
, 1942-12-09
Another Plant
Goes UE-CIO

. Following a successful organiza-
tional drive, employees of the
Moore-Eastwood Company, tool
and die shop, voted 81 to 80 last
week for UE-CIO Local 1853.
Negotiations for a Union con-
tract n already under way, with
a five-man Shop Committee. The
UE organizational staff in Dayton
assisted the ME- workers in their
campaign, and election victory.
, 1942-12-09

Hourly rated wages were sub
ject to negotiations through the
shop committee and it was found
by both the company and the
union that a standard wage up
grading and classification would
eliminate difficulties and there
fore, agreement has been reached
on all classifications.
Classifications established above
the existing rates are being sub
mitted to the War Labor Board
under a joint appeal of the union
and the company and will be retro
active to a set date as yet under
negotiations.
James Doss, chief steward, has
made a special appeal to hourly
rated workers to be present at
the next membership meeting.
, 1942-12-09
Rate Adjustment

The rate committee of Local
768, Gondert g. Lienesch Unit, met
with the management of Gondert
g. Lienesch on the 60-day rate ad-
iustment period and rates were.
adjusted for 30 members.
At the next meeting of Gondert
& Lienesch, names will be taken
for the next 6O-day rate adjust
ment period.
A recording secretary of this
unit will be nominated and elected
to replace the present secretary
who is now in the armed forces.
Carl Jones, foreman of Gondert
g. Lienesch Unit, also a member
of Local 768 has enlisted in the
u. S. Navy. Mr.. Jones had been
foreman of the plant for the past
Is years. All members of this
unit wish him a very successful
Navy career.
Mr.. E. B. Thornton was elected
to replace Earl Jones who is in
the army as steward of the box
and crate department.
The Shop Committee met with
Management on the 1919 Bond
Drive.
, 1942-12-09
Dinner Fare Negotiotes
Wage Increase

Dinner Fare Unit UE Local 7a has completed negotiations for
a wage increase and automatic up-grading for non-productive workers.
At the signing of the agreement on June l, 1912, an automatic up
grading wage system was established for production workers and incor-
porated in the agreement.
, 1942-12-09

Fire department instructors are
being trained by OCD to teach
how to combat blazes that might
be caused by enemy bombing. The
first course for fire department
personnel was given at State Col
lege, Pa. Another's in progress at
Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind.
The courses will also be given in
other parts of the country.
, 1942-12-09
4 BUY u. S. WAR BONDS J

The War Bond quota for Novem-
Der has been set at $500, 900, 900,
Secretary of the Treasury Morgan
thau has announced. More money
vas raised by the treasury in Oc-
tober than in any previous COM
parallel period Of time, he said.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-09
New Yorker Is
Ordained By
Bishop Keller

Llewellyn E. Williams of Staten
Island, New York City, with three
others, was ordained to the priest
hood of the Episcopal Church at
the St. Marks Cathedral Church on
Monday. Father Williams was or
dained by the Ri. Rev. Stephen E.
Keller, Bishop of the Minnesota
Diocese. After the ordination serv-
ices the priests were feted at a re-
ception.
The young priest attended Wag-
ner Memorial Lutheran College of
New York City and graduated in
June, 1912, from the Episcopal
Church School in Evanston, Illinois,
with the BID. degree.
Father Williams left the city on
Wednesday to go to Indianapolis,
Indiana, where he will be rector of
st. Phillips Episcopal Church.
Father Melbourne Hogarth of St.
Thomas Episcopal Church took part
in the service. Father Victor Holly
of St. Phillips, St. Paul, was also
in attendance.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-09

Crow traditions in England. In a
statement to Secretary Stimson,
the NAACP said:
"We strongly urge the issuance
by the War Department, and per-
haps by our Commander in Chief,
of stern orders that any American
soldier who causes friction of this
character shall be Immediately
court-martialed and given the Sc
verest penalty provided by law and
regulation if found guilty.
I'VE further recommend that
commanding officers who lack the
necessary firmnesS and freedom
from prejudice should be replaced.
Trouble-rffakers white or colored,
Southern or Northern, must be
shown that winning the war is
more important than trying to tell
the British authorities and people
who they should or should not treat
as human beings and as soldiers
fighting to wipe out the Hitler the
DRY of race"
For objecting to the presence of
American Negro soldiers at enter
tainments arranged by the British
authorities and people for Ameri-
can troops, the Southern white sol
diers have become the subject of
much criticism throughout Eng
land, in the newspapers, in Paria-
ment, and in private statements by
officials and individuals.
The Minneapolis Branch NAACP
wishes to obtain the correct ad-
dresses of the following persons:
Mrs. Noah Siggers, Mrs. ]. W.
Lucas, Mr.. D. Slaughter, Mrs.
Amanda Rhodes, Mrs. ]. T. Mon
roe, Mrs. D. Slaughter, Mr.. J. N.
Sellers, Mrs. Helen Lewis, Mrs. ].
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-09

R. Tt have finished two years
of college, but decided to join the
Air Corps. 1 passed everything but
the physical. I have a slight deaf
ness. l am so disguised 1 don't
know what to do, as flying has al
ways appealed to me.
Ans.-It is unfortunate that this
small physical defect should inter-
fere with your ambitions. How
ever, you must not get discouraged.
Go ahead and finish your college
work and stay under the care of an
ear specialist and possibly it can be
corrected by the time you graduate.
A. A.-Why are my parents so
strict on me? 1 am Is years old
and would like to enjoy life as a
young girl of my age should. But
my parents won't let me go to
dances very often or do any of the
things other young girls do. How
can 1 change them so l will have
more freedom?
Ans.-It is so sad that young
teen-age girls won't try to see their
parents viewpoint about their So
cial life rather than consider
ing them old fOgies. Due to your
age, your parents have been I'M
usually generous in allowing you
social privileges. But you have
abused them by selecting the wrong
crowd of boys to go with. They
have no intentions of letting you
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-09
Josephine Hunt
Funeral Rites
Held Sat-, Oct. 3

Funeral services were held on
Saturday, October 8, at 4 p. M, at
the St. James A.M.E. Church for
Mrs. Josephine Hunt, 9O8 Carroll
Ave. Officiating at the last rites
was Rev. B. N. Moore, pastor of St.
James Church with which Mrs.
Hunt was affiliated and an ardent
church worker. Rev. Moore was as
sisted by Rev. S. E. Ware and Rev.
C. B. Wheeler.
The remains were taken to Los
Angeles, California, for burial.
Mrs. Peaches A. Jones, a sister
from California, came to St. Paul
and she and Mr.. Hunt returned to
California for the burial.
Surviving Mrs. Hunt besides her
husband and her sister are her
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-09

Blumberg, Mrs. E. P. Stacey, Mr.
Charles De La Compson.
Membership cards for these peo-
pie have been returned to the Ma
tional Office and sent to the Secre-
tary of the Minneapolis Branch,
Erma Clardy. Please write the
correct address with the full name
and telephone number if any on
Postal Cards and mail them to 24S7
9th Avenue South, Minneapolis,
to the Secretary.
Any person who has not received
his membership card up to the
present date is advised to do the
same.
Thank you,
Erma Clardy, Secretary,
MINNEAPOLIS Branch NAACP.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-09

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