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Jackson advocate., 1942-10-24
Mrs. Riddle Ends
Career At Hospital

ST. LOUIS amp Mrs. Es-
telle Massey Riddle, superintendent
of nurses at Homer G. Phillips
hospital here, the largest hospital
in the country manned by Ne
gro personnel, announced her res
ignation this week. Mrs. Riddle,
the first Negro superintendent
Homer Phillips has ever had, has
done remarkable job in develop
ing the nursing school into an out
standing institution despite the
handicaps which usually exist in a
hospital controlled by city gov
ernment and consequently subject
to certain political influence.
Mrs. Riddle indicated that she
would return to her home in
Akron, Ohio, where her husband is
well known physician. A former
instructor of nurses at Freedmen's
hospital, former president of the
National Association of Colored
Graduate Nurses, she is one of the
best known women in the field.
Jackson advocate., 1942-10-24
f1Gr SEVEN

ried program including some Of his
own selections, following each with
brief explanations. Miss Bettya
Dolores Wilson, a talented soprano,
a senior in the department Of rnu-
sic, rendered the vocal solos.
The program opened with DR..
Fuller's version of prelude And
Fugues'', the theme of which was
taken from Negro spirituals. Part
IT consisted of song cycle in
which DR.. Fuller set to music poems
by Negro poets.
Jackson advocate., 1942-10-24

whenever any event of scientific,
artistic or cultural value was an
nounced. Students lived in the
homes of the townspeople, and
representatives of the populace sat
upon advisory boards, especially in
matters involving the conduct of
students III the community.
Jackson advocate., 1942-10-24
Second Negro Division
ACtivated In Alabama

gave the activation address. This
was followed by the presentation of
colors and standards by the COM
manding general. The National
Anthem, played by the BIRTC Band
No. 3, of Fort Mcclellan, and re-
view of troops by Lieutenant GEN
eral Lear and distinguished guests
concluded the program.
The 92nd Infantry Division is
composed of the 92nd Division Ar
tillery, the 60cth Field Artillery Bat
talon. the 317 Engineer Battalion
the 317th Medical Battalion, 92nd
Cuartermaster Company, 92nd Di-
vision Headquarters Company, 92nd
Division Signal Company, 92nd Di-
vision Reconnaissance Troop and
1872 Ordnance Light Maintenance
Company at Fort Mcclellan; the
365th Infantry Regiment and tie
579th Field Artillery Battalion at
Camp Atterbuy, Andiana; h e
37Oth Infantry Regiment and 598th
Field Artillery Battalion at Camp
Breckenridge, KY; the 37lst In
fantry Regiment and 599th Field
Battalion at Camp Robinson, Ark
ansas.
The 92nd division had glorious
record in World War /.
Jackson advocate., 1942-10-24
.LincOln'S Vocal
Teacher In Recital

JEFFERSON, Ga.-(SNS)-On
Sunday, October ~, DIR. o. A. Full
Ter, vocal instructor at Lincoln Uni.
versity, was presented in a lecture
recital in Lincoln's Page Auditor
it,m.
DR.. Fuller, an accomplished mu'
sican and composer, presented a va
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Club Schedule for the Week

Andersen ard Mrs. len. Olsen.
All members and friends are N
vitsa.
Asx ssseses, II xt~s l.seheena
church. 10th and 1. Sta. viii meet
AZ isii0 o'clock Thursday afser-
nom In the church p~riors with
Mssdsmes George nsrtoa. -
Lunsn and Hen Paul sntsrtsinlHn
IL ssurd lnAIps ~ NJ - HeaFd
Methodist church wiIl meet for
i7:3o luneh~nn In the church ssesai
hall Thursday. Members of the
committee are Mrs. Albert Otto
sen. Mrs. Ieuy Hartley and Mrs q.
e. Culver.
Adsuss ~. Chapei Lsase~ ain
meet Thursday Afternoon "a ~ -
for lunch.on in thu chsp~i. Ths
REV. W. A. Moofe w,li ~ the
speaker and Mira r. fossa the
soloist. Hostssses are Mrs. Charles
swanson. Mira. v. Clark and Mrs
y. HuIo.
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L. D. r. Makes
Party Plans
Mrs. hikkel lono and
Daughters. tiostesses

Trinity Lutheran Daugh-
tiers of the Reformation were
entertained Monday at the
home of Mrs. Mikkel Lono
and the Misses Mary Ruth
and Ingrid Lono. Plans were
discussed for the annual
Round the Year Birthday
Party" to be given in Febru-
airy. In charge of the meet
ing was Miss Avis Rowland,
president.
Enjoying the evening were Pa
cific Lutheran college girls and
Falkland girls-the Misses Mary
Lou and Priscilla Preus, Elizabeth
Dahl. Elene Hagen, Barbara
Xavier. Janet Hauge, Janice Kit
tleson. Alma Stollee. Alice Kallen.
Lillian Gullixson Avis Hovland,
Ruth and Esther Vesvick. Yvonne
Olson. Mesdames J. Stanley Dahl,
Neil Reed, and the hostesses, Mary
Ruth and Ingrid Lono.
During the latter part OF the
evening refreshments were served.
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Take Vows
January |
Miss Patterson. Mr.. Holmes
Wed in Enumelsw

A quiet ceremony on New
Ye.r's eve at 3 o'clock united
in marriage Miss Dorothy
Patterson. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Patterson OF
Rte. 3. Chehalis. and Mr.. Ru-
dolph Holmes. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Holmes Of Rte. 3.
Chehalis. Vows were ex-
changed in a setting of lighted
tapers at the Lutheran church
in Enumclaw. The Rev. j.
Nielsen officiated.
For her wedding the bride wore
white taffeta gown. Her only
jewelry Was gold lockst set with
rubiea. a gift Of the groom. she
carried a colonial bouquet with
long satin streamers. Her only
attendant. Miss ciea Harwick Of
Tacoma. wore blue tnffeta with =
corsage of talismsn roses and bou-
vardia.
Mr.. Carl A Hagwell Of Hapa-
vine served a. best man for Mr..
Holmes
Immediately after the ceremony
the young couple left for = short
honeymoon in Oregon
Mrs. Holmes Ia q graduate OF
chehalis high school and Mr..
Holmes from the Napaylns high
school After January 8 they will
be at home In Shelton.
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Tacoma Lodge No. S
Plans Installation

Tacoma lodge No. s. A. o. u.
w, will meet at o'clock We'd
nesday evening. at Eagles hall.
18th and Fawcett. New officers
are to be installed Elected for
the coming term are: Past master
workman. Mrs. Richards Terry;
master workman, Mrs. Allan
Emerson: foreman. Mrs. William
Simons; overseer. Fred Livermore;
guide, Mrs. Ted kagarice; assist
ant guide. Mrs. Fred Livermore;
inside watch. Jack Burns: out
side watch. Mrs. II. A. Sprenger:
treasurer, Fred Sloan: financier,
II. A. Sprenger: recorder, Pearly
Cowling: trustee, w. w White
head; trustee. Charles Funk. and
trustee. Arthur Woodruff.
Every member is urged IN at
tend installation ceremonies. in
which the ladies' drill team will
assist, Refreshments will be
served
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I~dse. Aid. nrshl~hem iash~s-
an church. All meet with Mrs
Bertha rnllsfson. ssan Va g II.
for . one o'clock luncheon On
Thursday. Plans for the years
work will be dlseus~d.
Ned Nose Thiruble cIub. II The
wemsn's B~sesit assacsAsiaa. will
meet Friday. for . noon luncheon
al the home Of Mrs. John Under.
SOFA A st A business session Will
bs conducted. with Mrs Edgar
Anderson presiding. Plans viii h~
made for assisting In defense
work.
Jolly N ciub Will have . card
party and luncheon Friday IL the
nrosdmoor. All members and
friends ar. Invited.
iIAdie. AID NJ our nssier's In-
thersn church wiz have its reru-
lar meeting At n 10 o'clock Thurs
day in The church pariofs. Luneh-
con win be served by Mrs. John
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PIC. Womsn's Group 10
Sponsor SEatino PARTY

The Womsn's Athletic assoeia
ton Of Pacific Lutheran college IL
sponsoring = skating party Friday
evening a. the Roller bosd IN South
Tacoma. Skating will 10 from 10
N 1880 O'Clock Mis- Virginia
Hsnriekson of Tacoma presidsnt.
appointed Miss June Jeruss A.
general chairman. Prizes. under
the direction n hiss Irene scnii-
los and Miss Dorothy Mills. will Be-
awarded 10 the best ana the worst
skaters
Assisting with the arrangements
are: Advertising Misses Jsunltz
Moe. Anne Nelson and Bernies
Bsrnhzrdsen: tickets. Misses ysrnA
Jean Heoderiy, Fern Erickson.
S shirley Henrickson and Joan
johnson.
Charity club viii meet with Mrs.
Olaf Joh1nsson. 51Os 50. TIN st
Friday afternoon for luncheon a.
one O'Clock.
4 L. A. auxiliary slll meet II
! 80 O'Clock Thursday Afternoon
m the Aseeabee temple Al IN
struct0r from the Red Cross NIil
b. present. All members are
urged 70 be present
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Wedding
Interest
Miss Fensor Becomes
Bride OF Lieut.. Melsin

An informal ceremony Sat
urday evening in Olympia.
which is also of interest here
and NJ Fort Lewis was that
which united Miss Lenora
renton. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Fenton Of Sno-
homish. and Lieut.. George
| McI.ain of Fort Lewis. The
ceremony was performed Al
the home Of Justice Walter
Il. Beals.
A wedding supper held IN The
Pilgrim rom Of the Governor hntel
followed
Attendants At the wedding ~ere
Miss Cisrens Fenton and Miss
Josephine Mcneil. who we're the
bridesmaids. and Mr.. Lamar n.
ostrsnder. who SERVED Lieut.. Nc
Lain as best man.
The bride IL secretary 10 rFufes-
sor A. Dvorak ~ the University ~
Washington and 10 also . nation
ally famed speed typls,- she at
tended Whitman college. Lieut..
McI.Aln II = graduate 81 Whitman
college. later studying Law Al the
University Of Washington he teok
his degree from Harvard Law
school in 1887. His fraternity 10
Signs Chi
The couple will he At home TEN.
porarily IL Fort Lewis where Lieut..
McLsin 10 In the ouartsrmaster
corps
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New Officers
OF Home Board

Activities OF the past year werv
reviewed at the annual meeting Of
the Children's Industrial Home
board on Tuesday morning at the
Y. w. c. A. In addition To the
presentation Of annual reports. Of
ficers were named for this year.
Mrs. Eugene A. White IL presi-
dent nnd the vice presidents are
Mrs. Clarke Johnson. Mrs. Sam
Lavroff, Miss Ruby Blackwell. and
Mrs. Herbert Hunt
Mrs. c. Davis weyerhsenser II
the secretary. Mrs Gerry waeeh-
ter, corresponding secretary. and
Mrs Frank Nash treasurer.
Members of the board are Mes.
danes James Ashton. Sadie Amer.
Harold Allen. J. n. Bradley, Rich
ard Bennett. r. L. Carlson. Frank
Carnahan. John Coffee. w. n
Crump. c. A Erickson. L. w,
Fordred. James Garvin. Herbert
Hunt. w. X. Hughes.
Mesdames Edward Hill. Clarke
Johnson. Palmer Kennedy. Lee
Lewis. Sam Lavroff. y. c. Muir.
Fred Msckle. jr. Lee Merlin,
Hugo Metzler. jr. Lola 2 Hickel,
o. c. Nieksk. Frank Nash. Willis
Oldfield, w. II Rumbaugh. George
y. Russell. John II Roberts. D. c.
Scott. Lena Schwartz. Fred~rick
shsneman. Calvin Stewart. George
Smith, Eugene White. A. y VII.
bur. John D. Wells. Gerry wssch-
ter. and c. Davis weyerhaeussr
Misses Ruby Blackwell, Elsie Kent
and Amy Lou MURRAY.
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installation OF Officers
Scheduled by NAVY Mothers

Tacoma Navy Mothers will meet
at S o'clock Wednesday evening
in the Y. w. c. A. loft. Installa-
ton of officers will be held with
Mrs. Madge Constance. junior past
national commander. officiating.
New officers being installed are
Mesdames Paul Braaten. COM
mander; Eric Seldom, first vice
president Noah Weeks. second
vice president: Harry Simmons.
sdiutant; Ed Hall. finance off,
Ger; II. A. Knesal. judge advocate;
Alberta Tracy. chaplain; William
Bronow and Harold Lowe. ma
trons-at-arms. L. l.. Lannin Z
and J. p. Myers. color bearers.
and Ward Moser, trustee for tins
fourth term.
A local recruiter will obligsts
new members.
Hostesses "'ill he mothers OF
sons whose birthdays are IN Janu-
airy. They include Mesdames Gin.
ton Doughty, David Freeman. c
Filing Mary carpy. Eunice Hud-
den. Ada Craig. James MoKernon
r. LeVee and X. r. Mcdonald.
Boys being honored are Clinton
Doughty. Larry Freeman. Fred
Filing. Erwin Soule. David Hidden
Willard Craig. James MeKernon
Charles LeVee and King Nc
I Donald.
Friends Of enlisted navy men
are invited.
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Thursday Night Club
10 Have SpeaLer

Starting the new year. Tho
Thursday Night Girls club Of the
Y. W. e. A. will meet AZ sin O'Clock
Thursday evening for dinner.
Reservations may he made BY cali
ing Br. t1si BY Wednesday night
Miss Mary Ruth Standing 10
TO talk 10 the girls on skin care
At O'Clock. There viii be swim
ming and group singing at .
O'Clock. All girls who DO not have
their health cards may secure
them n they wish by calling the
Health Education department.
There will De badmint0n at .
O'Clock for those who wish Il.
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Miss Clark
Is Bride
Msrries Mr.. Fischer in
FRS, Christian Church

The marriage of Miss Clark.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
H. Clark of Tacoma. formerly
of Bremerton. to Mr.. Harold
Fischer. son of Mrs. Sam
Fischer of Seattle, was sol
emnized at a quiet ceremony
Sunday afternoon in the First
Christian church here, Lieut..
Ned r. Graves of Fort Lewis
officiating at the 8 o'clock
rites.
Given in marriage by her father.
the attractive bride wore a sand
white afternoon gown. black ac-
oessories and a corsage Of orchids
Mrs. Murdith Hazard va.
matron of honor, wearing a poudre
blue ensemble and = gardenia
corsage. Mr.. Edward Fischer
served his brother as best man.
A wedding dinner at Lakewood
terrace followed the exchange of
VOWS. Attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Hazard.
Miss Betty Pulvermiller. Edward
Fischer and the bride and bride
groom. Centering the table was
the wedding cake. topped by a
miniature bride and bridegroom.
Later the bride and bridegroom
left on their wedding trip to San
Francisco, the bride adding a fur
topcoat to her ensemble.
Mrs. Fischer graduated from
Washington State college where
she was a member Of ri Beta Phi
sorority.
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Entertain House Ouesfs
From Great Eans

Mr.. and Mrs. William y Dau
OF s426 So C st have a. their
house guests Mrs. William Carlson
and Mrs. Roy Gardner and daugh-
ter. Mary. Of Great Falls. Mont.
The visitors arrived Dec. ~. ceie-
brating New Years In Tacoma.
They viii remain until after the
wedding anniversary celebration Of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Bunting on
Ian z
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81. Martins Mothers Club
To Meet With President

Mrs. A. NJ. Flynn Of 1902 SO.
Thompson will open her home 10
members of ST. Martins Mothers
club Thursday for Christmas
party. Gifts will be exchanged.
Mrs. Flynn. who Is president of
the club. will preside. A talk VIII
be- given by Father Anselm. o.S.B.
Luncheon will be served at 1890.
Assisting hostesses will be- Mrs. ID.
l.. O'Donnell and Mrs. T. J. Nc
Cormick.
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Thursday Book Reviewers
To Hear Miss Newman

The Thursday Night Book Re-
viewers will have their regular
meeting this week at 1880 at the
Mccormack Branch library. One
Of the popular new books will be
reviewed for the group by Miss
Cornelia Newman. The title is My
Friend Flicka" by Mary oHara.
Interested persons are cordially
invited to these meetings.
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Roseneren-eusseH Rites
Announced by psrenss

Announcement h made this
week Of the October marriage Of
Miss Dorothy winsiow Russell.
daughter % Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Russell a s7s2 South Tacoma
ave, to Sergeant Charles Rosen-
gren 81 Fort Lewis The bride
viii make her home. At present.
with her parents while her hus-
hands - away on military DUTY.
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Mr.. RaIpk 1l>uk>r ~ 90
her kpme - 1111 - J =
when ahe o41(r<r1nn mGu<oru
81 Toeomo AorcU>1y -
Worthy A1vInrln' d. IE1E1e
DAY eveuiun. ~. u11n11
kenaler. prelIdout ~ ~ 90
will prenid> eveR ~ hrr1Eurp
ris~s ~ - en1es -. /.
tne ~ vrnr IN - G1ruur11
krv>sesm>r1p ~ 60 - nl11D
~ ~ irllInelea - - u<11V
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Amer ~ m>>gmu. reevunuru1D
wsn - epr~e1 4 ecncovu<rn1 =
r~a. whs>s - ~ lIsuopD -
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c1s1> hoes1nmoo noucn unn11rR
Ju<h k1menIl. ~ pu11M uu1v
nnnes. - nlnnou1m Urnr1(uR
ny wan nl>nnr1 Wlnn1Sn -
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hflssss ruth uppwtpv. nooglo nr1IIs
ess. vevn nRe1nupy. um11y N1(1ln.
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Party Marks
Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Ander-
son Are 0uesis OF Honor

Friends and relatives of Mr.,
and Mrs. Emil Anderson gath
cred Saturday evening To eele-
brate their silver wedding
anniversary. The party took
place at the Waller Road
Community house. During
the evening a chest containing
Is silver dollars was presented
the couple by those present.
The presentation was made by
Mrs. Esther Anderson, sister
of Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. Esther Anderson also
served as toastmistress for the
short program which included
musical numbers by Mrs. Harmon
Fredericks and Mr.. Howard An
derson. niece and nephew Of the
honored couple. and two numbers
On MIS- JOltIl A<auIllL-
A buffet supper was served.
Decorations were in white and
silver.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdsmes Dan Pearson. Erck
Anderson, Charles Quarnstrom,
Oscar Anderson. David Birchmsn.
Knute Fjetland. David Anderson.
Nels Nelson, ?. A. Nelson, Peter
Arwick. Olaf Anderson 1var 1var-
son. John Sihurg. Edward Valen-
tine. John Lshritz, s. II. Boyoe.
Frick Erickson. Emil Anderson of
Puyallup. Harmon Fredericks,
Chester Easton and ANel Ander-
son.
Others were Mesdames c. II.
Iseberg. Esther Anderson, Ira
Terwilliger. James Carlson, Ellen
johnson. John Palm. Leslie Mar
tela, Clifford Grandall. Muriel
Daun, Louise Harris and Carl
Messner.
Still others were the Misses
Rena Saugen. Maxine Birchman,
Irene Daun, Serbia Messner and
Inga Elem and Messrs. Leonard
Anderson. Elmer Anderson, Henry
Elem. Howard Anderson. James
Carlson, Ted johnson. Winfield
Harris and Gus Anderson.
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Receive Word Of Birth
OF GRANDDAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Antonio OF
spanaway have just received word
of the birth of a granddaughter
on Jan. /. The little girl is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen o.
Antonio of Brunswick, Ga. She
has been named Glenda Joelle.
Other grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. John 3, Love of Valdesta, Ga.
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Mrs. PaskilI Hostess
10 Club of Hearts

Members of the Club Of Hearts
will hold their first meeting since
the holidays at s o'clock this
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lane
Paskill 1907 No. Cedar. will open
her home for the session.
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Mrs. Gonyea TO Entertain
Members of COED Club

The weekly meeting Of the Co.
Ed club will be held at the home
Of the president, Mrs. Douglas
Gonyea, 21o2 No. Junett st. We'd
nesday evening. The meeting has
been called for 7.30 o'clock.
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John L. Mckesns Entertain
Guests from Centralie

Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Mexican
and son. John Richard Mexican.
Of Centrslia, were dinner guests
New Years day Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Mexican Of 6O7 SO. 18Th at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-08
AIIeeris Club Holds
First Meeiina OF Year

Allegria club hid its first NIT
ing of the year on Jan. 2 IN Ray
Roberts Post hall. Election Of Of
ficers resulted as follows.
Mr.. Edwin Johnson. prssidsni.
Mr.. Sheldon williamson. vice pres
ident. Mrs. Ann Baker. secretary
treasurer. Also two new board
members were elected for one year.
Mr.. Harold Magnuson and Mr..
Harry johnson.
II was decided that the next
dance would b. a basket social.
proceeds 70 10 70 the American
Ped Cross
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Your postmaster csn tell you
how 70 invest in U. =. Defense
BondA
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Mrs. Ford TO Entertain
Country Womens Club

Mrs. Morris Ford of Falkland
will be hostess at 1890 o'clock
Thursday to members of the
Country Woman's club.
Mrs. Jack D. Spence will preside
At the business session and Mrs.
Harry P. Clark will have the pro-
gram. Her subject is to be Texas
Then and Now"
Ebenezer Mission society will
hold its monthly meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. oswood,
1905 So X st. Friday evening.
The group is working for the sup
port of missionaries Of the gospel
in foreign lands.
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You help yourself when you buy
u. S. Defense Bonds.
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Ebenezer Mission =
FAST ACTION
HELPS prevent
MANY COLDS
From Developing 80.

At the first sign OF a cold. put a few
drops of Va-tro-nol up each nostril. Its
quick action aids Natures defenses
against colds.
And remenber-when head cold
makes you suffer. or transient conges-
ton fills up" your nose, 3-purpess
Va-tro-nol does important things.
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will hold It's first meeting Of the
new year al 10 O'Clock Friday
morning in Royal Heighbor hall.
Mckinley NIL Ped Cross work
will b. done Mrs. Cora Brass
field Will serve the 1880 o'eIoek
luncheon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-08

1t ID shrinks sw'
relieves irritation
helps clear cold-cl
nasal pa ssa ges
And brings relief
Follow direction
In folder.
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Jscksts q Low o Si7.o3
Foxes and Checkers, from 3z9.o8
Courteous. congenisat crsaa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

Where you find war work,
you find workers welcom-
ing ice-cold Coca.Cola.
The restpdnse IL provides
means more work and
better work.
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Soldiers and Sailors
Prefer Useful Gifts

WHEN YOU go gift shopping
for that soldier, sailor or air.
man, please do try to select
things that you know he will
like and that he can use in his
present life, rather than things
that are attractive and that
take your eye.
Service men want things that
are useful. are easy to cart
around and that will hold up in
any climate or conditions.
A khaki or navy hang-on kit,
that unfolded shows place for
comb, brush and mirror and
that folds into almost nothing
at all, is a sure-to-be-appreci-
ated gift. especially if it is
paired with a matching khaki
or navy writing case that con-
tains a pad, envelopes and ad-
dress box.
For off duty moments there
are swell miniature game sets
and chess addicts will rave over
a miniature chess board and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
SLENDERIZING LINES

PRESENTING ONE of the
smartest, most distinctive and
slenderizing frocks ever de-
signed for a matron! It's Pat
tern 1880, and an Anne Adams
creation, of course. Soft, curved
bodice sections, pointed waist
seams and smooth side skirt
sections give tall-and-slim lines.
Pattern 1880 is available in
women's sizes "a, 36, 38, 40, AZ,
al and as. Size SO takes 312
yards 39-inch fabric.
Send Is cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size. name, address and
style number.
Buy our Winter Pattern Book
and cover the American Fashion
Scene. Simple, fabric-saving de-
signs for outfits in every size.
Scrap-bag fashions; war work
styles; accessories.
Dress pattern Is cents; book
10 cents. Pattern and book when
ordered together, &c cents.
Address your request to The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

pawns or a grand pocket chess
and checker duo.
The neat fellow will rejoice in
a sewing kit, one of the roll-up
variety all fitted with khaki or
navy thread and such.
There are grand new pipes
for pipe smokers, but be guided
by the salesman rather than by
what catches your eye.
II he left a pipe at home. then
take it with you when shopping
for a gift pipe, as ii will give
the salesman good idea OF
what is liked.
A gift that almost every man
would like is a khaki envelope
containing matching slippers, a
small, neat case full of comfort.
Another gift that is sure to be
appreciated is a special service
knife, one with blades, tin
opener, cartridge extractor,
reamer, screw-driver, corkscrew
and bottle cap lever.