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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20.
Aries-Personal matters, artis-
tic professions and, of course,
religious duties and domestic
interests are the preferred under
today's stars. Unnecessary work
or business need not be rushed.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 20
Taur s-Mildly pleasant
indications, especially for honey
interests, church and all philan-
thropic services, patriotic and
civic activities.
MAY gI To JUNE 2f
Gemini-Music, wholesome en-
tertainment, children's interests,
domesticity, concerts, reading.
lectures, conferences, essential
duties under favorable aspects.
JUNE 22 TO JULY 9S
CANE Ger Perfect. Self
restraint, aiding others to a bet
ter frame of mind, improving
social conditions, studying and
all wholesome pleasant diversions
are sponsored.
JULY 2L TO AUG. %
Leo-Should be a happy day
for you if you yourself remain
in the right frame of mind.
Either rest or a usefully busy
day are in order. Follow your
schedule. Don't forget your
souls needs! Never did we have
greater need for Gods help and
guidance than now.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 20
o-Auspicious for the
personal things you like TO do,
for meeting old and new friends,
peaceful prayer and reflections
at church. indulging your pet
hobby. Favorable, too. for gov
eminent, military or other impor-
tant matters.
SEPT. 24 TO OCT. %
Libra - Read suggestions for
Leo and Virgo-both are appli-
cable to you today. Keep your
enthusiasm high, your interest
in public matters keen. Take an
active part in social matters.
OCT. "a TO NOV. %
,Scorpio-Spend today's free
hours in restful manner. When
you have to work, make it
pleasure. It's all in the way we
look at things whether or not
they bore or stimulate us.
NOV. % TO DEC. p
.Sdgittorius-On today's most
sponsored list: church. healthy
recreation. short journeys, social
gatherings, music, correspond
ence. clerical work, necessary
matters, military and naval in
terests.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricorn-A $3.50 day, there
fore part of it should be spent
in resting from the weeks ac-
Invites. Forget worries and prob
lens, get out in the garden, per-
haps see a humorous movie;
freshen your outlook and you'll
be ready, eager for the new
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Preston SNeet

of Michigan, in cooperation with
the American Red Cross for
Filipino and American Relief,
are sponsoring a General Mac
Arthur Night" May %. in the
Grand Ballroom of the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
Enrico T. Pestano is chair
man of the affair.
Proceeds will be turned over
70 the American Red Cross to
relieve the suffering American
and Filipinos in the Philippines.
Banquet tickets may be Sc
cured at the office of the Emer-
gency Division OF the Filipino
Executive Council of Michigan
in the Book Building in person,
or by mail with money order.
Dance tickets may be secured
in the same manner or at the
Grand Ballroom the evening of
the party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
In Mayfair
WITH
The Cbaberon

THE YOUNG married set
donned its new spring evening
gowns. its white ties and
tails. =. last evening. :. and
hurried in great numbers to
Detroit Boat Club. &C..
For the annual spring din
ner dance. of the Junior
Good Will group. 49,.
The big white ballroom was
fra agra t.. with great
branches of honeysuckle. -.
syringa. :. and dogwood. :.
which committee members had
gathered in their own gardens.
And practically every one
-. arrived at the club
straight from a cocktail party.
There were no tickets. :.
because of the paper shortage
so Mrs. Theodore Osius
stood at the door and took
in stacks and stacks of five
dollar bills. go.
Assisting in this pleasant
task. =. were Mrs. Robert II.
Patterson >. and Mrs. Syl-
vester Cottrell &C..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Janet MacIvor Weds

JANET MacIVOR was
beautiful bride ;. in white
satin. and lace and or
ange blossoms when she
married Ensign Frederic
Bruckner Lowrie last evening
at $50 O'Clock. =. in
Brewster Pilgrim Congrega-
tionaI Church e.
The Rev. Thomas Anderson
performed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter
Of John A. MacIvor and the
late Mrs. MacIvor. and the
bridegroom's parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Low
Lowrie =. of Crosse lie. -.
Miss MacIvor was attended
by her sister. Mrs. Robson
Wilcoxon. as matron Of
honor 81. and her sister,
Katherine Maclvor as maid
of honor. -.
Ensign Robert G.. Gehrz Of
Milwaukee was the best man
and the ushers were Earl
II. Turner brother-in-law
of the bridegroom. his
cousins, Edmund and George
E. Lowrie. and Robson
Wilcoxon .. brother-in-law Of
the bride 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Betty LANCE
Married TO
B. A. RisheI
BY ANN NJ. STARK

CARRYING A prayer book
brought from Jerusalem by her
paternal grandmother the late
Mrs. Anton Lange, Betty Lange,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard LANCE. spoke her vows TO
b. Alison Rishel, Friday.
Mr.. Rishel is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Ashbrook Rishel.
The wedding took place at
$3.50 p. m. in the Dodge Chapel
of East jefferson Avenue Pres
byterian Church.
The bride wore a gown OF
white net and carried orchids
and valley lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alison
Rishel Jr. were the bride and
bridegroom'S only attendants.
The reception was held in the
Van Dyke place home of the
brides parents.
Mrs. LANCE. mother OF the
bride, looked lovely in a dusty
pink gown.
Mrs. RiShel chose a navy blue
costume with soft shell pink
trim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rishel left on
motor trip and for travelling
Mrs. r. chose a yellow wool
suit and luggage tan accessories.
They will reside in Colling-
wood avenue on their return.
THE WEDDING OF Natalie
Torbet and Robert Regenhardt
is taking place today in late
afternoon at the Martha Mary
Chapel.
Miss Torbet is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy II. Torbet
of Marlowe avenue and Mr..
Regenhardt is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Regenhardt OF
Dearborn Hills.
The bride is wearing a fragile
and lovely bridal gown of filmy
sugar white net. and a veil Of
misty bridal illusion cascading
from Juliet cap of net. She
will carry an arm bouquet Of
fragrant white lilacs.
Margaret Clark Of Jackson,
Mich. maid of honor, Phyllis
Ludtke and Jeanne Merritt, the
brides attendants are wearing
May pink organza and carrying
lavender lilacs.
Jack Remick will act as best
man and Robert Remick and
John Weber will seat the guests.
The reception is being held at
Dearborn Inn.
MORE NUPTIAL news:
Eleanor Keys, daughter of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Keys, who
will become the bride of Calvin
J. Gauss Jr.. May % in Trinity
Lutheran Church, has been
much feted.
We d. esday evening, Mrs.
David Riekse will give a spin
ster dinner in her Trenton,
Mich, home.
The rehearsal dinner will be
held Friday evening at the
Whittier.
THE NEW and old executive
boards OF the Northwestern
Woman's Club will hold a lun-
Cheon and business meeting at
the Abingdon Hotel, Monday, at
12:30 p. m.
Mrs. Ray Williams is in charge
Of arrangements.
EMERGENCY DIVISION of
the Filipino Executive Council
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

START AT the center and
work round and round for these
filet crochet doilies! They're ex-
quisite on luncheon table or
buffet and make lovely center
pieces, too.
Pattern 324 contains direc-
tons and charts for making
doilies; illustrations of stitches;
materials required.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern TO the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1925 Times
Square. Detroit. Mich.
Owing TO customs regulations,
orders for patterns TO Canadian
destinations cannot be filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Canning School
Next tuesday

NEhT TUESDAYS cooking
school for members of the De-
troit Times Homemakers' Club
will have canning as its subject.
This school will be the last one
OF the season. giving you a sum-
mer vacation until after Labor
Day.
Class will be held in the club
room on the fifth floor of our
building and will start at 100
IN the afternoon, with doors
open at 1 o'clock.
PRUDENCE PENNY will not
only demonstrate various meth
DDS of canning but will be glad
to nswer questions on all
phases of the subject. How TO
can with little sugar or substi-
tutes is another angle she will
explain.
Since pineapple and straw
berries are plentiful now. she
will demonstrate the canning Of
these two fruits by the hot wa
ter bath and oven methods.
She will also demonstrate and
give details of water pack cam
ming of fruits, without the usa
OF sugar. Included, too, will be
Jams and marmalades and vege-
table canning.
GUEST SPEAKER at Tues
days school will be Mrs. Doro-
thy Buck, nutritionist at the
Brady Street Training School for
Home Nursing aides. Her SUBJ
Jet, "How~to Feed Our Children
in War Time"
Mrs. Buck is we'll versed in
child nutrition and has a con-
siderable background on ths
subject. She was in the labora-
tory for food preparation for
children at the Merrill-Palmer
School and had three summers
AT the Institute of Euthenics at
VaSsar College.
CALLING ALL kNITTER9
. OF the Homemakers' Club
Unit Of the American Red Cross,
We have a new allotment n
yarn -. and IL must be knitted
into garments for the boys
service. That means we'd lid
TO see all of you in our cl1
room next Thursday mornin@
Doors will be open at 9 a. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

-
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius-What to do? First
of all, attend to your spiritual
duties, then plan a happy day
with family, friends, little chill
dren. Pray for the freedom of
conquered peoples from tyranny.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH 20
Pisces - You, too, need some
relaxation that will add to your
efficiency and exuberance. All
work and no play is poor pol
icy. Rotate your activities that
there will be time for periods
of rest and diversion. Keep up
useful social activities.
A CHILD born on this day:
Forceful; great mental and spir-
itual strength; has a valuable
combination of practically and
artistry. If living true to its
finer qualities, it will be above
petty jealousy, will help good
causes willingly and ably, and
aim only at the worthwhile. 1t
should have the benefit of reli-
gion and education as much as
possible.
Copyright, 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Elsie Robinson
Good Old Peaceful Days
Will Never Come Back

to have them filled with struggle
and rebellion and revolt against
cruelty and injustice.
want to have them filled
with one wild, last, laughing
sword stroke for the sake of the
God in whom l believe the
God who gave us the only dream
of friendliness the world has
ever known.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Practice Reading Aloud
To Correct Speech Defects
BY DONNA GRACE

smart. intelligent girls, but un-
accustomed 70 giving intimate
details of their life 20 strangers.
The best way TO overcome
speech defects Is by practise in
reading aloud and thinking OF
every syllable. Take a sentence.
preferably from good literature.
read II quickly as you usually
do. Then think how II might
sound TO others.
Did you give every sound its
full measure and meaning? Re-
peat. and repeat. and don't stop
until il is beautifully enunciated
and is given with correct ac-
cents.
Try no, 10 think too much OF
the throat in speaking Let II be
relaxed and open Any restrlc-
ton OF the throat muscles will
result in nasal sound. The
sound must come out through
the mouth and not. as some voice
teachers say, up the back way
TO the nose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Invited TO Join

DR.. AND MRS. LEE c.
FOWLE. of Bishop road
-. invited Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Allmand. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Brewer. Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Hit. :. Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Snodgrass
and Noble Wetherbee :. to
Join them
DR.. and Mrs. Stuart Ward
-. were entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Cameron DR..
and Mrs. Stanley Smith. -.
and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Post -.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas
Smith of Grayton road
49,. were hosts TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Patterson =. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vawter.
And in the throng we also
saw Mr.. and Mrs. K. Will
son Wardell Mr.. and Mrs.
Winfield Jewell Jr.. :. Mr..
and Mrs. Mayne F. Clock -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wagner
&C.,. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy De
Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sche-
man. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond NJ. Larson :. Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Patterson. >. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy K. Stringer. -.
and a great many others ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

I GRIN when / hear of these
postwar plans. Limited as is
my wisdom, i have learned one
thing-the good old days will
never come back.
Never again are we going 10
know anything approximating
the peace and security of our
childhood. Never again will we
experience the quiet. monoto-
nous days of our youth.
This war is here TO last!
1t has always been here, actu-
ally. But not until machines
were invented was its fury I'M
leashed.
Now we must deal with hell
in person as long as we live.
Now we must see right
fighting wrong in the actual
murk and stink of battle line
and trench and we must
accustom our way of life TO it.
There Is No Peace
All this talk of peace-phooey!
There will never again be peace.
And why should there be peace?
Where did we get this idea, any
way, that peace was our nat
ural heritage?
No great soul has ever known
peace.
No great era of human life
has ever known peace. You
might as well demand caviar
and cream puffS. Christ Him.
self did not know peace.
We human beings were made
to fight and we are going TO
have TO fight for the rest of our
lives. We are going to have to
fight our own weakness and
cowardice. our own stupidity
and ignorance as well as the
beasts of the jungle.
Chance TO Fight
We are big. grown-up boys
and girls now We have no
right 10 ask Tor peace or eX-
pect it,
II we are worth our markings.
we will thank God for the
chance TO fight -. TO carry out
His plan of decency and justice
10 raise h with those
who would destroy il.
There will never again be
peace. We do not need peace
any more than we need nursing
bottles. We need arms we
need flaming faith we need
the courage 10 endure uncer-
tainty and misery and heart
break.
We are not children any
longer =. little. gibbering saw
ages sitting around camp fires.
We are tall and glorious men
and women who can take il on
the chin
q Don't talk to me about peace!
/ have only a few years left Of
life but l do not want to have
them filed with peace. want
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

THIS Is the end Of our beauty
series and. while II IS merely an
outline. il is quite enough, along
with the printed leaflets, 10 in
sure lovclincsS comparable 10
spring blossoms
The sixth day Will begin as the
others. with the exercises and
light diet which you have had.
AZ this time. we would like TO
remind you of another beauty
aid - your speec h and your
voice.
Speak Up
Many women and girls, now
trying TO do their war work.
are not accustomed 70 affairs
outside the home. They have
been good homemakerS but find
meeting the public a little diff
cult.
They are timid when they APP
proach the desk of the applica-
ton clerks and seem 10 lose
their voices This is not a
serious fault and can be cor
rected. but IL should show them
the necessity OF voice training
and practise.
We were az a desk recently
where most of the applicants
spoke so indistIncuy and low, 1t
was necessary to ask them TO re.
peat every word. They were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Don't Abbreviafe

Don't forget that ING is given
full value and never pronounced
as. TOO often We hear. Singin'.
lookin'. sayin', and movin. Such
abbreviationS stamp one as un-
cultured and. in most instances,
IL is merely careleSSneSs.
Overcome this h bit even
though for a time you may
sound too academic and give too
much accent TO your word end
ingS. II will eventually mean
good speech which, above every
thing, stamps one as educated
and refined.
We are really expressing our
selves in every word we say, no
matter what the subject may be.
So let this expression be worthy
of you. Don't feel or think in an
inferior way. You are as good
as you say you are TO those who
have never seen YOU before
You know your mistakes, SO try
TO correct them.
Know Your Speech
Think of what you have 10
say and don't think of standing
up and addressing an audience
If YOU must interject "er or
"ah" between every sentence.
Know what you have TO say and,
if you are ever called upon 10
address a group. be sure you
have memorized your talk.
Ii should be repeated aloud
1S fines before you stand be-
fore an audience Without this
practise, no one. not even good
speakers, are ready to speak in
public.
There is need for good speakers
az this time when there is so
much TO be done in instructing
new workers, so get ready
Qualify for such a post and you
will not only help others but do
worlds 10 improve your own
poise and personality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
HOROSCOPE By 6 G11ns''

Look in the Section Your Birthday Comes h. aud Find What
Your Outlook Is According TO the Stars
For Sunday, May II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
WILTSHIRE. 1889
Houses for Sale
West of WoodtUdrd)

CAELT% CWest Chicago room. 81 $50.
so monthly CBuit 1882 Hosarth 2s7l
NEAR GRAND RIVER Beautiful 7-room
frame; Z bedrooms. large lot; 81, 200.
Redford ONO
SHAEFER PLYMOUTH SECTION
Income type bungalow. large rooms brick
% roof. / "a years old; natural fireplace. 2
car garage ground HANDICAPPED. Many other
features 81 500 terms
kOsH REALTY-f637 Livernols-LA. 6i5j
VIGER 1908 cor Annabelle- Brick
store including fixtures; arm home reas.
RlLt lAlA. urLra no AT 2l2l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Female Help Wanted

BEATTY OPERATOR - Gentle good
wages steady. board room optional.
73fT pngres Tyler 1850
pEIENpAPIE. experienced SRI for gen
e.a iI4stsurk, $40 week local girl
preferred 2Ibio Nick road. Wayne
GENERAL HOusFWORK White OF hight
r.Uret 300 laundry susn family stay
----r-+-i--s University -d1gs
GILl Homework fnr couple room and
fat five iays So. Dawson 1873
HOUSEWIVES -tO over rs years for
denomination Work tnot selling Tram
I"F uNen VIII nnt conflict with home
Uule- or other work Write Ron a -sg6.
h'fr.f Times
IUl sfhEFPFR Experienced. white. en-
r..,rt couple. child, no laundry no
-.-s7"s sta. nshis plain cooking, city
rC.,rtu.rs Siu Tyler 5-6l6s 'yeu.uhs
IF Won CAS- SEW You can help support
y.ar home few hours a fay wll earn
r.I fNCELLENT PROFITS See Miss
HeuKr 527 Woodward, 10 10 only
TAILOREsS
Must tr experienced on men ctOfGug
ATpy $3.50 Michigan.
COtDRFD Beauty Operators STEADY WORK.
pHl PAY. BroWn's Beauty shop, 1862
Madison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
E1h(M REAL ESTATE CORNER 6A&nN
3aNH@M FOR NENT FDR SALE 2l&h@A S
Housekeeping Rooms

FIELD, i6l Jefferson Two front rooms
clean, excellent transportation. Plaza
FIFTEENTH. 3557--I.iving room Kitchen,
bedroom, bath. refrigeration; Sl2OO;
adults. sleeping.
FOURTH, 5Ol5 Comfortable Housekeeping
room, hot. cold water: steam: 81,
bachelors.
INDIANDALE, 2072 -- Large basement
room, kitchenette. refrigerator. bath
private entrance; $3.50.
JOSEPH CAMPAU 72l Beautifully fur
nished room, kitchen, bath; private. IS
Fitzroy 7179.
MACK, 633S Two large rooms Murphy
private entrance; prefer middie-aged
couple. room!ng house experience, rent
reasonable Nanhle lal3.
MT. VERNON, 533- front e,ery,hinl
furnished. innerspring mattress; s,okeT
So
VAN DYKE, 5720 - Two Housekeeping
rooms. So sleeping room s. 30 Garage
available.
.cOLORED Rooms adults 722 JOS Cam
pau. Temple l-725G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Situations Wonted-Moie

ASSIST ~ take fun charge ~ restaurant
"r fountain 5 wears experience. Phone
center line leT2W
q u a L. r L TruCkdrtver licensed
Young man extensive experienced *.
criiert references Trinity 2-6i44
COOK Restaurant, private. extensive cN-
perienCe excellent references. John
Adams TYLER 4-1l23
HOTEL hospital porter. orderly eS
perleuced excellent references tndustri.
ous cuipred Temple 2-60s6.
TRUCK DRIVERS chauffeur porter.
E.rUiu~ Waterman Married Dependable
EXPERIENCED. References. Temple l255J.
rRUCKpRlNER highway WIN wildcat
anywhere iu states; experienced. refer
.u,eS IfeN'i 1888
COLOKED Couple Work chauffeur. COOK,
maid, reference; -Atay eR-Plaee. K
1 -Ii 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Moving, Storage, Carriage

ATLANTIC padded vans, insured truCNuE.
50 load. Free estimates Townsend d .-4J.
EHALT Long distance local, insured IuW
rates. storage 4622 Liveru1Is. Ia
fayette 1854
GRIFFIN'S MOVERS - Quality sery lee.
Reasonable. - up per load. Madison
2sg2
PACIFIC -StaraRe, 81 per room Lowest
rates, Trucking, $3.50 hour Randolph
SOS
PACfFlC--StoTage 81 room lowest rates
trucking Sl.5o hour. Randolph $3.50
STORAGE. MOVING Shipping Robinson s
Storage Temple l-477s.
NICTOR'S MOVING. STORAGE Strictly
hired men; established since 1924. lowest
fat rates 1926 Syracuse TW 1-O0s0
VIRLEY Moving. expressing
trunks, storage, reasonable prices. Cad
lilac 2li6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity driving
Chscktr cabs An outdoor Job-driving =
treasure car. Healthtul profitable and
steady Ages II 20 IS. Apply 2l2s TrumbuA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Land Contrdcts
Wanted-Monsy

WANT 81 5OO-eO-da construction mort
gage 20 rrrnrtete h0rnr have hank COM
mittment Tor 81. 500. payable on completion.
Re-hH. Herbert g. Temple, 1921 Majestic
Bldg RA. 6li4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Situations Wdnfed-F~moIs

Al CoLoRED woman laundry wall
washing, cooking cleaning. TIE. i-o573.
Al WORKER wishes DAYS. colored g,rl,
references 50, carfare. Townsend 7-i675.
BUNDLE washing. finished: excellent shirt
ironer. called, delivered; references. F1tz-
roy 3ffs
COOK 49, Experienced. colored; excelen,
city references, SIS weekly. CAL
Townsend 6-512s
COOK Experienced. co;ored: hospital in
sttutipn hotel, private home, references,
Tyler 7-6lS9
DRFSsMAKER HELPER Colored. good
alterations, neat worker. Lucille, Tyler
t-iG63.
EXPERIENCED coiored girl wants days.
pau time laundry, cleaning Town
send 5-s57s.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wants days.
- 30. carfare laundry, cleaning Trim
EXPERIENCED roiored girl shirt and silk
I-l27s
EXPERIENCED colored girl wants days.
part time laundry. cleaning. Tyler
5-f3si
EXPERIENCED colored girl desires DAYS
2.ho carfare; American preferred, Trinity
EXPERIENCED colored girl wants days:
cleaning, laundry So. carfare. Temple
1-ASqp
LArNDRESS colored first class: best
references. call after Trinity i-s323
LIGHT cleaning or ipriug DAYS work;
experienced woman, references. Tyler
6-f716
GOLnREn- strl-wants laundry cleaning
daN work. reliable, experienced. Trinity
-Ss2s
CoLoREp woman. bundle Washing cur.
DC 0-25C Tow gPpd
Z 1873
COLORED Girl Experienced. wishes days:
good lasndress specializing shirts. Tyler
J-J2J7.
COLORFp Firl wants work as cook maid
no laundry. Trinity 21S1T
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WEST MORELAND

Beautiful home recondifoned. 8 rms, sun
rm It, oil hit. lot 60xi40 100 down.
CALL We $500
HANNAH REAL. ESTATE ExCH INC