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Evening star., 1942-06-09
HELP WOMEN.
GIRL

FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK,
SOME ERIEN RE-
QUIRED. START AT $2250
WEEK. CALL IN PERSON
AFTER 3 PM. 500 K ST. NV.
WOMEN for cashiers, checkers
and clerks, age limit, 80. Salary
to start, $23 wk. 48-hr. week. Ap-
ply manager nearest store.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORES.
No. 1-3509 Ga. Ave. NV.
No. 2-15th and H Sts. NE.
No. 3N555 Wis. Ave. NV.
No. 4-l5th and r. I. Ave. NE.
No. @6514 Ga. Ave. NV.
No. 6-1850 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
HELP MEk.
(Continued.)

IyFxOx.
Apply Diamond Construction
Co., Navy Yard, Wash, D. Co.
18th and o stS. gate.
LANSBURGH'S
DESIRES THE SERVICES
OF AN ASSISTANT FOR
WOMEN'S ALTERATION
DEPARTMENT; MUST BE
THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED IN THIS LINE OF
WORK. APPLY EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE, 4th FLOOR.
HOTEL STEWARD, local ex-
perience preferred; good sal
ary. Box 482-J, Star.
MEMS CLOTHING SALES
MAN, EXPERIENCED; PER
MANENT POSITION, GOOD
SALARY. MARVIN'S, 734
7th ST. NV.
DRIVER - EXPERIENCED
MAN FOR FURNITURE
MOVING, LOCAL, LONG
DISTANCE WORK; EXPERT
ENCED, RELIABLE MAN,
WHITE OR COLORED.
GOOD PAY; OLD, ESTAB-
LISHED FIRM, REFER
ENCES. BOX 318-H, STAR.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
HELP MEN.

BUYER AND MANAGER,
MEMS CLOTHING DEPT. OF
FAST = GROWING CREDIT
STORE, GOOD OPPORTUNI-
TY FOR WIDE-AWAKE MAN
WHO KNOWS HIS MARKET
AND PROMOTIONS; SAL
AIRY ACCORDING TO
QUALIFICATIONS. BOX
365-E, STAR.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
HELP DON ESTIc.

HELP DON EsTIc.
xSTt iisht lsundfs s1g s Weekly. Ks oSGn 81 sss7,
COOK. expert, share clesninE and Laundry:
live out: $50 per mo. Phone EN-. 1854.
OK:HoUsEwORKER. experienced. for
Gnnn ma family age H4o D. sSSa Wd TaSs nsSs
csffsre car oayT Tasoms msef PARK. 70 sH sasssw aho
COOK AND GHW,, salary, $50 mo, live
mn navs and nss bah Hh on ps5 d aaS
Glover driveway NV.
GENERAL ,HoUsEwoRK and plain cook
ing: 3 adults; Cali after pm, Columbia
wealth ave Alexandria Temple 1913
GIRL wanted. thorough housekeeper. $40
mo. live in. EN-. 1881.
seod no so
nights 1929 Taylor st. NV.
GIRL for general housework from 12 noon
stl s5ter dnnsT pS sss or holidays
laundress: no Sundays; $40 week and car
fare. 1893 Whittier st. nv RA. 1858.
GIRL colored for general hSu:ework
5 and md 8 pm only. lincoln 1875
GIRL white or eolored; reliable: for s.h.w.,
csTf esrs,re o. Trinidad imd 5sIs S4o mo- ana
% dren: snort iS,pteS; hours ns TR $500 Taesdsy c
hsYse s;h;x;: stay in if desired, Apply
house Arlington: block bus; business
couple. no children. $40 to start; live out;
references. overlook 5555.
sssSs .as ssa s1 III. ~ r: snpey:a
ends ofI; 500 per mo- Call Temple I29s.
HOUsEKEEPER, middle-sged woman. for
small apt. two adults. Woodley 3062.
Sassa .SoIs h'e ssoS oSnHas
HOUsEKIEPER- white. not over As. pleas
ant suburban home in Southeast. Lincoln
1852 after 6 pm.
H2IsEKEEpER Tart time dIs. Ss wk; .s foGs
shs sf1s. ees oo RsDs g s,t ..i t.s complete
MAID, white or solorsad, live in: health
old child Emerson 5Is4
MAID, part-time, noon through dinner:
good cook. g.h.w.: light laundry; Thurs.
and every other Sun. on; Brookland sec
auired. aiHr; siiso ss5s. iN DNe'
MAID, neat and reliable, for s.h;w;: live
in; suburban home; references and health
card: ST. weekly. WA. 1892.
MAID. care of two children. general house.
work. cooking. laundry: hours 80 am.
and carfare. Emerson 3417
MAID, colored. general housevork. cook
ing. 2-S except Thurs. and Sum-: $40. in
cluding carfare. Wisconsin S293.
MAID, exp, for g.h.w.: good steady Job,
iGHpd fH' 4sss;: gss: no Sundays GOOD hours; refs
MAID. colored, not married: g.h.w., no
cooking. no nishts. no eundays. SS wk-
IA. o107.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE, 81 so. cook, ghw, lawns. house
man, driver only sober, EXP, with local
refs. need apply: country home. Ma. 3049
COUPLE. refined, to operate the rooms of
housekeeper and clerk: good salary and
maintenance. Apply in person, Silver
Spring Hotel 1927 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. Md. Shepherd 2O32.
COUPLE
With good references, to do ghw and
gardening. small farm near Potomac. Md:
comfortable, modern quarters; permanent
employment. Wisconsin 1858
Evening star., 1942-06-09
HELP DoMES1lc.
(Continued.)

4Sur:dss s1S and sundsy HS:1 81; % In family. sS g.
room house: refs: SlO week. WO. 14s6.
MAID: NJ .h;x; good l.1nd.cs.;ii c.ii cook: ss ss
siter em ZOO 1st sa ST. 0a in person
MAID. colored. care apt. and child; live
eouple refs syeheis che.sn1. aa'' sa1a employed
ETEsIMA1D boy pa Si,I s: .oSd salary
MOTHERS HELPER. one living in the
Mfehis.n yisshiss q aea6. aeis que St. NV rn0ne
SILVER sPRING-Capable girl to care for
infant. 6-room bunsalow. Bendix washing
eup s, Hs $40 e1Sens %c e. .i GF :mp9ysd
sns s ns1sn shses.fd sssS zf szsw e Or out Call after
WOMAN; colored. experienced. Rh.w.. as
soad ss eha paa s G5 oss ssei small ne" home
ehc in aSsrss S:1
wanted. good cook white; Catholic, bet.
WOMAN Won middle-.sed, for general house
VIZ SHrk 1872 ssa per "k'' In Bethesda 3 children
WOMAN, neat colored, between 25 and 35.
ior ah.w. and cooking; must have refer
10 Tuesday niEht. TAYLOR 1863.
I'VE I Shi's sssi siIs e one .s,sl sha
WOMAN. white. settled Protestant. COM
year-old boy; live in: suburban Give ref
,n eIsnces salary expected and Be- able to fur
Won WOMAN eolored. experienced. Light house
nights; good salary. Dupont 0632.
WOMAN, white or eolored, reliable, general
s1,,,ih sIn house, 6 miles from Wa,hiaston;
z Box so-9 St'ssss stsr. room and BATH sos month
WOMAN care for . children and take
charge Of home; live in: pleasant surround
n.s 1i! Ms 8 szls ven soos sSa Ht.h sas wee.
Al GENERAL H0UsEWoRKER. part-time
afternoons: excellent salary: small apt:
references REQ. Woodley 1857
LAA,uNDREss-cLEANER. MUST BE GOOD
9HER 81 sHSTs " aRs SIZE oiD ss gS s1y NOT
TWEEN : ANp 5, s NPp Pm. W. VII 45is. SYN BE-
EXPERIENCED COOK
And Cleaner. Apply 1902 18th St NV.
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT; expert, books started. kept
local refs; reas. OR. 2O74
ACCOUNTANT. go years diversified ex-
ment. Franklin 4912. %
DOOnAhEEFEN' pupnc accounting expert
Box 179-H. Star.
CARPENTER. alterations. trim. all classes
work; IL years exp. NE. 56s5, Wallace .
FOREMAN, construction lumber yard. ex-
perienced with saws and distribution Of
lumber and other building materials; mar
. ried. age 90: available this week. Box
LAND TITLE EXAMINER (draft-exemptJ.
desires connection with reputable title com
eg Psieyenees e = Boz G sssH 1 stsa sa or Pa: best
NAN. young. married, desires once posi-
ton requiring initiative, executive ability:
!6 years varied experience. refs. Box
aAf e.i re Eocns 49, eolored desires steady work:
growing clothing concern: Knows custom
and ready-made mems clothing. also very
wen versed on of1cers' service uniforms tall
PnnnI Pprsnchesl: s:v JTTsveiled for large, we'll
virsinia and North carolins' college and
city work Ambitious. reliable and honest.
pleasant personality good appearance. BOX
MAN. eolored, drives truck and trailer;
reis. Call FIR 2769 from pm. to II p m.
PHARMACIST, REGISTERED, experienced, de-
references. Address Box 276-H Star IO'
CHEF STEWARD, first class
(Swlss), years of experience and
best references, wishes to change
his position for establishment
which wants good food and the
right man. Jackson 1869.
Evening star., 1942-06-09

YOUNU WOWCIN,
Experienced in apt. house,
switchboard operating and desk
clerking, regular employment,
promotion opportunities. Apply
Mr.. McAinsh, Cafritz Co., 1404 K
st. NV. Dist. 9O80.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
MOTOR TRAVEL.

June 18th, take 1 lady passenger. Call
Warfleld 2470. IL
WANTED, TRANSPORTATION FROM 3rd
and Rhode Island ave. ne. to Library OF
Congress-, about am. RA. b26l.
Evening star., 1942-06-09

PecentioniSt-SaleSladV

Must be thoroughly experienced and very
fast in sorting and counting money. Ap-
DIV employment of1ce. 4th floor. Lans-
nent Store
Evening star., 1942-06-09

MAID. colored, not married: g.hw., no
IA. 0107.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
THE WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY

Offers Positions in Its
TELEPHONE DEPARTMENT.
AUTOMATIC TELEGRAPH DEPT.
And other Branches of the Service to
AMBITIOUS, INTELLIGENT
YOUNG WOMEN.
Experience Not Necessary. Salary Paid
While Learning. Apply
429 11th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
SAI,EST, LADY

Must be experienced. not over size "a;
full time or part time; pleasant surround
ings, good tips. Apply to 59l5 Georgia
Evening star., 1942-06-09
YOUNG WOMEN,

For portrait studio: salary. S25 week to
start Apply White Studios, 922 National
Press Bldg between IL am. and 3 pm
Evening star., 1942-06-09
SUPERVISOR

For cafeteria. experienced No Sundays.
Steady position. Apply Talley-Ho Res
Sl2 l1th st nv.
Evening star., 1942-06-09

Apply Diamond Construction
Co., Navy Yard, Wash, D. Co.
18th and q StS. gate.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
BEAUTY PARLoRS.

WAR BONDS FOR DEFENSE.
WARFLYNN FOR BEAUTY.
WARFLYNN BEAUTY SALON.
1910 q st. NV. District 1852.
Evening star., 1942-06-09

Thoroughly experienced, as assistant TO
owner. for ladies' speciality shop. Good
personality and character: excellent salary.
No phone calls. apply in person. Strom
Style Shop. 6129 Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
WAITRESS WANTED,

only: must be coed food wait
ress as well as have liquor experience fast
and not afraid of work. can earn S45 per
week Apply Burton's Restaurant. 1419
Irving ST. NV No phone calls please.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
MILLINERY MANAGER.

Splendid opportunity for young woman
to manage one of our shops. Must be
capable window trimmer, ability TO
handle selling organization. able. to take
inventory and knowledse of making out
chain store daily reports. Apply all week.
Evening star., 1942-06-09

For secretary work with established con-
cern.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
sALEsWoMEN.

SALESWOMEN. experienced for women S
reaoy-to-wear, upper Conn. ave. shop;
good salary and opportunity for advance
nent: Do not apply unless experienced.
Box 3R4-J Star
Evening star., 1942-06-09

MAID, genersl homework. plain. cooking:
Thursday and Sunday on; 3 In family, g.
room house. refs: SO week WO 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
9IOOGRATIOT
III Woodward

lOLDS S-ie42 sedan; demonstrator, radio,
heater; big bargain. 5s05 w Fort.
iOLDS-i93a de luxe sedan; heater and de-
froster: spotless factory finish; new de
luxe tires Hurry. Only $3.50 down or
trade showrooms open nights. 1896
lGratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

REo-'3s 2-ton, long w. B.. cab and
| chassis, dual wheels. helper springs
cheapest in Detroit; sl95. terms.
"A. w. Reister, 300 Z. Jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Trucks-Con1mercidl Cars
For Sale

.CHEVROLET-1a35 stake:- built up sides
tarpaulin; dual wheels. al Tyler. Town
send 5-0I50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
FRED FORD

.tsto Wet seven-Alle Road w. 3-4zi0
hLDsoS --ie3t &c luxe seoar a n'ti'
ttau'y. full price S2p. hurry. r NJ
crsgoD salstrooms. $3.50 Crstiot
Largest Stock in Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
CASH FOR YOUR CAR

FISHER RECORD 10000 KERcHEvAI
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-we pay hights
dollar for '3Ss, '39s, '40s; any make
DAVIS AOTOR-422Q- GAS. TEE -oS33
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
for Sale

de |. 2-dr trk. and i-dr.
trunk sedans; fac. radios and heaters
choice of 10 gorgeous ones. only S2fT TIP,
. down or trade. E. NJ. Gregory Sales
rooms, 1865 Gratiot.
Largest Stock in Michigan
PoNTIAC-'37 touring sedan; Just over
hauled completely; radio heater; $279
fun price, \ down, or trade.
HERBAR-s2t5 HARPER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Auto Painting
Motorcycles and Bicycles

l-cylinder motorcycles. re.
gardless OF condition. Phone Lancor
2-090l.
WANT motorcycles or equities cash wait.
ing. Edw. Kehos Co. 9est Cd. River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Camp TroiIers

ADMIRAI-RoYcRAF COACHES
ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES
DAVIS TRAILER SALES. 1902 w. Warren
CLosEoUT OF GOOD USED COACHES
l064O GRATIoT. OPP. CITY AIRPORT
LoANs-Refpd house trailers. Lloyd r
Fast. Inc. 3040 L. Cd. Blvd. MA. Ol42
NEW Covered Wagons, complete Iine.-Wst
son Trailer Sales. 5s2s l.. Smile and vii
low Run, Mich. ave, miles r. Ypsilanti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Trucks-Commercial Cars

CHEvRoLET-t937 ska platform. heavy
reinforcements. with steel channel; excel
lent shape, good rubber. 500 East ElYa,
after p. m, Hazel Park.
GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCKS
1925 Vermont -T Temple 1860
.
ONE of the best selections of trucks II
the city. Millenbach. 1850 Gratiot.
The Valley settler., 1942-11-27


Palmer alaska.
IT tslis time o. the year it IS
Gus toasrv FOR the local postal
cutr ori les to plead for cooper
at.on il. TIE .ns.t ~ Of mailing
t'1elc Chr ma 8ifts md greet
ne $.
rs: yaar IL Is rot after Of
= 7os6in4 sc much as & matter o.
.. r ga u -9ss1ty that this l1ai1
12 II earty o. Eocal office
wishes - Z sE.1v tainE tAey cen
Ia'r W. Nc Dc nct W.. 20 have
rlS.:.:. sers,o~" t tale offtca an
sa<r: the. gcu y. IN fa,,t tcrsest
ed 80 Il moe IF c '2ass 1nche to
6 ohaa t. !cr
Ne &C aaein w 5nout adac~ate
a. .2rop~iov1o2 fcl Chr tnaa sip.
- result the moi, viii be
hand Led IS c3s5 VIC cca aad We cs-
sure YOU 'hrt the nit Will 90
through 5 specify as transporta-
t4or Facilities Will allow
Please - Patient - we have to
close the window Z little more
cft@n t. m meets 18th you. con-
vonienca Honestlr it's not that
VIZ = III tet-t ~ "a, . IL CS'
c; .so VIC sew you coming and dent
Re to s-on'l your me1-. Tt is
10y tar y cos: r! OCCASION
ally VIC can tenool ecllN catch up
end kce p the mail moving, efficient
1y,
Ne have i.st been notified Of a
new ongae. All hic Mail parcels
oyer the SAFE Of ordinary letter
mail must now be inspected at your
local Post office Del ore mailing.
t must than De scaled and q print
ec slip Attached stctinS that
This parcel may be opened for
Postal Inspection" Remember one
(cont inued on page 81
The Valley settler., 1942-11-27

the VGL-eF are " SGnt..T raGtGstcd
TIC return o!,- ba les - soon IS
possih lie.
NEW frisco Hocs5 oa5Ns
San chri tense krown as .,ar4s.
tx most !.la SIX IS l.s 'oa1Sd 6''o
Horton ROAD tHLse. re naa re
nc lei :: ,,nG ren1vazaa o:&e -, u.
throughout soa Vi IL lecps Oh 80 .t7'
cav bccunlcer 9TH. 1.nd9y &c 2cM I nc
CT The F1isae a:'.se :. ncH b&tll
has beer inatalled, ~. 7y1s fu6ecc i. /
efa arc furne shed 4tth wc1r. op57 .rt
ao1e - he>a 511as o:H : L. nate
las ooan install q, aE.6 Saer WI:
be full room SelN (
Thf rcstauS; TT wi DC ooanod
with cc,rCa o'ls. s.7e5ol t s. ViH@
wi tn Foes c1tt the way 'IdcoheY
used Is cook it, HON nc c1eoG
pies and c 4>.. ". II DC served at
all time The new rc7 ;al r.11 WI.
be or Aoek lays Hlt.l =. 20 IN,
unit loo A,0. e ,'ol 7ovna mc-,r.
ing, except saturdays and Sundays
at which t inc it W ro.na1.n open
until all are sorvoo. The new oest
aurant Will uee al ..oca1 necss md
eggs that gro ouatlo' 3 we'll cs
other croaucts -oisot lore,
Kathlyn Handy ol'~ived recently
Ffrom the states TO BIC ONE the Mcn-
ager's Secretary, We hoLe that
she will like her new POSITION.
The total sales Of Nsr 2onds md
Stamps amounted to $757 .A7o. or
Alaska during the month Of octobo<
Of this amount Pc liner purchased
IS, 1877. 50. It should have been
more here, SO lets 60
BUY BONDS BUY BONDS BUY nCNDS
The Valley settler., 1942-11-27

MILK BOTTLES EhrLY NEEDED
Manager st ok loro1us the. there is
q shortage OF mt bottles at tie
Anchorage airy and The residents OF
the Vale are " aent.1y raqeestod
to return oi- bh1L-e5 80 !een IS
possible.
The Valley settler., 1942-11-27

COHoPLRATJON ASKED BY LOCAL
POST OFF Ice, CHRI STMi.S NAIL
The Valley settler., 1942-11-27

Tc the Valley SOFT Ter
Pa liner Ala $ ka.
The Valley settler., 1942-11-27

Kathlyr Handy ol'~ lived recent
ffrom the states TO be ONE the
ager's Secretary. We hope that
she wi IL like her new position
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
NEWS OF & FROM ANN ARBOR

err. John Ragland, Mrs. Julia Smith,
Mrs Sarah Perry. Mrs. Isabel Per-
ny and Mrs. w. o. Thomas, Jr.
From latest information, Miss
Ruby Ragland, formerly OF Ann
Arbor. will return to Clark uni
versity in Atlanta. Also, from a
reliable source, we learn that At
torney Charles Cecil Poole. one Of
the unlversity's most brilliant stu
dents and claesmate OF the writer.
is working for the federal govern
ment in New York City.
Friends OF Doris and Russell
Howard and Richard Blake gave
them a farewell party at the Dun
bar on Friday night. Sept. IL. Those
enjoying themselves at the AFFAIR
were: Misses Laura Johnson. Mil
dred O'Neal. Ruth Jewett. Arlena
Scott. Reservation Alexander. Ruth
Regleski and Joseph Lee, Walter
Sellars, Jr. and Mr. Parker from
Albion. Russell and Doris left this
week for Wherefore and Richard
Blake leaves the first OF next week.
Our Sympathles To-
Miss Catherine Smith. popular
member OF the younger set. who is
incapa citated with broken leg IN
st. Joseph hospital. Catherine was
injured when she fell from the
horse she WAS riding on Wednes-
day evening. Sept. 9. Also. to Her
man Bowden. who Is seriously i'll in
Howell sanitarium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Negro Minister Named To Oppose An
And-Pol Tax Foe From Mississippi

cHICAGO-(ANP)-Delegates &c
the National Baptist convention. I'M
Incorporated. in sessions here al
Ebenezer Baptist church last week
endorsed the movement led by Ed
gar G. Brown. director OF the Ma
uonal Negro council, 70 elect Ne
gro 10 the congressional seat OF
Rep. John z. Rankin. Dem. Mss
outstanding foe OF the anti-poll
tax amendment 10 the soldiers vote
bill.
Named as candidate for the Office
IL the Rev. James Arthur Parsons
OF Tupelo, pastor OF four churches
In Rankin's home district. That
chances to defeat Rankin are ex-
cellent was indicated by figures
presented by Brown in an address
to the convention. He said Rankin
was recently renominated by a
total vote OF only 5000. The 10000
votes Of Negroes now serving in the
armed forces would be sufficient
TO accomplish his political death,
he added.
Brown declared that OF the $685.
900 persons in the district about
half are Negroes. The votes OF
persons left at home coupled with
the solid soldier vote can assure
the Rev. Mr.. Parsons OF congress
sional seat. he emphasized. A
clause in the soldier vote bill pro-
vides for space 10 write in the
candidates name. Soldiers from
Tupelo will be urged 10 name the
Rev. Mr.. Parsons, he stated.
The significance OF this move
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
ROMULUS NEWS

Last sunday morning the pastor,
the Rev. l.. b. Campbell. preached
an inspiring sermon to the congre-
cation at First Baptist church. A
number OF visitors were present.
The Rev. l. B. Campbell, Mrs.
Ella Jones, president Of the Mis-
sionary society and Mrs. Agatha
Bell are attending the National
Baptist convention.
Mrs. Celes Patterson was hostess
to the Women's Progressive club
after business was transacted. re-
frehments we're served and enjoyed
by all. Mrs. M. Mitchell Is presi-
dent.
The Jolly Seamstress club met at
the home OF Mrs. Parson with all
members present. The hostess
served. Mrs. Martin is president.
Mrs. Marion Mitchell. OF Bibbins
street. spent the weekend at Tren-
ton. Nj
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19

Dunbar.
A meeting Of the Dunbar board
was held Thursday evening, Sept.
10. The main problem for consid-
Grafton was that OF making the
Dunbar an important part in the
lives OF newcomers 10 Ann Arbor.
1t was decided that a know Your
Dunbar program was the best in
strument Tor arousing outside in
terest. Henry Banks, chairman OF
the Music committee, along with
other members OF the committee. is
10 work out some plans toward this
end. Members of the board are:
Russell Howard, ST., president;
Mrs. Laura Arnold, secretary;
Frank Cooper, Membership chair
man; Mrs. Rumsey. House chair
man; John Ragland and Edward
Kelly. Members-at-Large: Mrs. Es-
Their Harper, dramatics. and Doug
las Williams, executive secretary.
Miscellaneous
Mrs. Harold Turner has returned
from Oklahoma where she spent
eight weeks at her home there. Nell
son Turner and family spent La
Dor Day in Lansing visiting his
sister. Miss Tneodosia Lee is home
again after spending Labor Day
weekend in Chicago and the past
week in Detroit. Miss Jean Boyke
is in Toledo visiting her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Parker, and will be back
within a week. The Rev. Normal
Crosby. who has been visiting here
left for Chicago and ST. Louis
Tuesday night and will journey
from the latter place to his charge
in Oberlin. Ohio.
The Daisy Chain Daughter Elks
gave popularity contest in Ypsi.
lanti Friday. Sept. IL. Miss Ann
Parker was the winner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harberd, oil
Woodlawn avenue, gave an ami.
versary dinner honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Harrison on the occa.
sion OF their twenty-fifth anniver.
odlss 4 nC ldUiG was NtiY dllIdC'
lively set. Guests were Mrs. l.
Harberd and Vernon Adams.
A very delightful birthday party
was given for Mrs. Esther Harper
by her husband. Ralph Harper. or
Wednesday night. Sept. 8. at Their
home on Packard street. Ralph
well-known as the community
most artistic caterer and "bor
yivre" lived up TO his reputation In
grand style. Everything was per.
fectly apportioned and beautifully
carried out. Many beautiful pres.
ents were received. The guest list
includes Mr.. and Mrs. Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Harper. oil
Ypsilanti: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Banks, Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Wickliffe
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Haithcock
Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Hood. OF Plymouth, Mich.
Mrs. Joe williams. Mrs. Mary Reed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
MONROE NEWS
BY MRS. HAYWOOD CONVICTION

Beryl Hester, OF 126 Almyra.
spent a pleasant week in Detroit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hosie Horton.
While there Beryl went sight-see-
ing in Canada and returned home
Labor Day.
Returning home from a trip this
week were: the Rev. w. j. Bishop.
Mrs. Essie Blunt. Mrs. l.. Coving-
ton and Mrs. l.. Wright. The group
attended the National Baptist con-
vention in Memphis. Tenn.
The Rev. w. Z. Smith was re-
turned to Carey's Chapel AME
church for the third consecutive
year.
Mrs. Leola Hardaway and daugh-
ter. Ruby have just returned from
Tuscaloosa. Ala. where they spent
the Summer with relatives and
friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
Northwest Detroit
Business And Social
By r. ]. GRIM. JR.

The saddened community returns
10 normal after paying last re-
spects TO Riley Marsh who was ac-
eidently killed last week. The Rev.
A. L. Miller offciated at services
held at the Church OF God in
Christ.
Mrs. E. Miller. So. was buried
from the Church OF God in Christ
recently. The Rev. l. W. Winder
was the speaker. The deceased was
the mother OF the Rev A. l.. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Small, az S043
W. Eight-NIile road. had as a week
end guest, Mrs. Rose Bouknight, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Albert owens. Of 20166 Northlawn
h improving rapidly at Harper hos
pital.
Mrs. Matte Wingfeld. OF Griggs.
h visiting her sister. Mrs. Hattie
Nelson, in Milwaukee Wise.
Mrs. Betty Hill and daughter.
Myrtle Lee Hill. Of e045O Griggs.
have returned from their trip to
Porter. Okla.
Mrs. Lillian Dozier. of 2400 Wyo-
ming. has returned from her three
weeks visit in SUGAR Hi. NY.
John Hill. OF 20450 G.iges, Is ill
with sprained back
Mrs. Ellnora Walton and daugh-
ters. Bernlce and Shirley. have re-
turned from their four weeks visit
81 Savannah. Ga.
Miss walter.yn Smith has return
ed 10 her home In Trenton. NJ. aft
or a visit with her aunt, Mrs. o. G..
knight, OF Ilene street.