davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-04-10

Tweed mixtures, pIoids and even
some postels thot will be SNORT all
summer long! Reprocessed woods,
oIso WOOL -ond-royon mixtures
properly labeled. for 'teen-oee
girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Board and Room

BOARD for 'wo or three men sood beds
home cooking Tyler f-2stl
HUBBARD sol p Comf-rtahiy furnished
room good meals excellent transporta
ton Lafayette 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Defense Workers Homes
4-ROOM HOMES

4-kOOM HOMES
81 2e5 to 81 .5t5, me large lot easy terms
JOHN r. PHELPS s206 Middebelt IA.
cor smith I'd p mile south Ecorse road.
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate list
ines ~ the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

BARGAIN BOOMING HOUSE
West Warren Twelfth street, 10-room, base
ment, furnaces garages only 81 500 in
Guiding six rooms furniture, 81 400 down,
balance $50 monthly. Act quickly
JERLECKl, 1922 GRATIoT. PL. 1890
BEER GARDEN-Good location, business
Elliott
CoNFECT1oNERY--B Beer. wine. shelf gro
ceries good fixtures, location. reason
able. 1885 Toledo.
FOOD MARKET-Doing S60.UOO per year
Groceries meats vegeta bles, Located m
business section OF the best town m North
and well stocked with quality goods Rent
$3.50 per month. Forced 10 relinquish the
business on account OF IN health. NJ. Ruff,
205 Sixth ST, Traverse City. Mich.
GROCERY Excellent business: good loca-
ton: well stocked reasonable. 22414
West Warren.
GRoCERY-Meat market liquor wine.
beer; good clean stock. i744 McDougali.
GROCERY meat market. FINE HUNGARIAN
neighborhood new equipment. Illness.
Vnewood 1890.
GROCERY heer. clean stock: good
business. excellent location. l090s Ker-
cheval
RESTAURANT and gas station. across
from factory: good business, living quar-
tiers In rear. owner drafted iS0S5 RYAN
Road Twinhrook 2-ess7
SACRIFICING large music route sstab-
lishel business consider any good secur-
iiy. Randolph 4ii2. Drafted, leaving for
service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Houses for Sale
(WeSt of Wooduord)

BRANDON tSCottcnt - bargain 6-room
steam, gear garage. $500 down. Lafa-
vctte 67s1
GREENNtFW s635-5 rooms bay, the
VACANT 80 2ea. terms CT. liio
HUMBOLDT 1851 OPEN
Eight rooms bedrooms new furnace
st1ker. 2-cat garage. 50 $50. easy terms
u$. 31255
MAJESTIC. near Lincoln Motors rooms
3 bedrooms. run basement. Pear garage.
screened porch, priced At only g. $50.
terms Goehrnger $3.50 fireman.
ROOSEVELT s556-e0 (Warren) Modern
2famty SO, Scar garage Make me
an oder Vermont 5-6672
STOEPEL--Grand River-Livernois 5-room.
attic, garage. modern, painted outside
50 500 $1,000 down no 500
p. V Pusiaison' Reaitor 1900 schooIcraft
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mas ia the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Houses for Sale
EAST of Woodward

fiOhoCS fOf SoAS
EAST of Woodpard)
ATTRACTIVE small home wooded lot
furniture included. Harper-S- Mile section
81 500 fun price Inquire 2Osll Harper
CHALMERS (Jeffcrson) 6-room modern
breakfast nook 3 bedrooms natural fire
place, garages; $500. Tuxedo l-07O0
DlCKFRSON tKerchevaD bedrooms.
new furnace cabinet sink. A,70O, sal
mouth includes taxes Tuxedo l-070o.
HUDSON Arsenal employees s-Milc Dequiu-
Dire district new 6-roOm houses. complete
bath; solid cement block foundation, in
terror trim not complete. owner must sell {.
only 50. 500. terms. Also 5-room house, y %
acre fine garden soil Smile Mound dis
trict; only 50 500. 81 GOO down. Alverson,
Twinhrook l7020
gROQUOIS-W WARREN % bedrooms new
furnace; closed porch. garages. 81, $50.
Tuxedo l-0700
DETERIORATION Attractive Is rooms.
one bedroom down ful basement extra
shower, modern features, $4,000. Acme.
1903 Graiiot.
OUTER DRIVE EAST e6O6- Beautiful
modern brick colonial. 3 bedrooms. tile
bath, large living dining room, breakfast
nook, tile ktchen gas heat. recreation
room owner Appointment, Cherry 1856.
sunday Pinrree 3749
SEYBURN -CHARLEVOlX Fine 7-room
hrcko,e weatherstrippcd steam IA
rage. large JOY venetian blinds through
out Acme 1909 Gratioi
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ings IA the oig sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

GET YOUR storm sash and screens now.
r. CurrieT s60l Mllltary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Rentals Wanted

COUPLE -4-5-ro1m nsf house income,
Woodward Eight Mile or ftfndalt
Arlington TITs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

ATLANTIC Padded Vans Insured truck
inE So Dad Free estimates. TWinorook
! -6to5
BUSY BEE
Anything Rhefe-direct insured, reas
Randolph 0ii6 sZt watson
COuLTERs moving. siorass used furni-
ture bought Cadillac ZIG. Townsend
S-i27O evenings. sunday,
FHALT -1Looal. long distance insured, free
estimates. 1922 Livernois Lafayette f3ei.
GRIFFlN'S MOVERS y Expressing. van
service Insured quality. Prompt service.
MOVING? Trunks furniture appliances.
Reds Carriage. Warren and Twelfth.
Tyler A.s622
PACIFIC sTORAGE-S1 room trucking,
81 Sol Before moving storage. LenoN
o272
RFTIfRN LOADS wanted Immediately IN
yrHrrF rvT-rrTrr ur--fr7----f7--.---t--,--t
storage 1888 quincy university 2-oboo
EoRERT PALMER Movinr. carriage fur
uvure pianos, refrigelators. 3J47 Har-
per Plaza l0A0
STORAGE Local long distance. LIVER
NOIS MOVING. ai7l Livernois no 5000
STORAGE -- Moving shipping ROBIN
SONS STORAGE Temple. LIT
SUBJ RRAN Van Line Local. icne dis
lance. an Michigan points, storage,
packing Grating. shipping. Insured. 1880
Van DYKE olive $50
VlCTO9s MOVING. srORAGE-strictiy
nired men. established since 1924, lowest
nat rates 1925 syracuse TW. l-Ooso.
READ Times Want Ads for profit-use
them Tor results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Houses for Sale

BARGAIN Vermont Marquette. i1-room.
converted 4 apartments. partly furnished.
rcfrigergtors. stoves two baths SIPS
rentals Tyler 5-s777
BARGAIN $500 DN JOHN r -iols MI.
A-i,M GAR VACANT, MOVE IN.
WILLIAMS II. 2-li5S
DEAEBORN tsil Lois s rms br va
can't MamszeWskt 1917 Michigan.
DEARBORN $3.50 Bingham. 6.rm br.
fcconditoned vacant $1,000 OR 1854
DEAEBOKN 1874 KenHwotth rms
81. 200 terms MatuszcwsN. 1917 Mich
FARMHRlOK a. HARPER EhA TERMS
0uIt s5 05N D rms Mr Wieme 81 5000
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST - rooms.
1871 basement iar=e nttio. 2-car .gGr,
fcrrec bhck yard - 100 $500 down S35
per- month sauent 60 ivy i-93il.
LEISURE Furtto, BRICK vcncfr 81 rooms.
SIS heat. vacant So $50. terms. UN
ir2huu
NAVY .4ll Modem rooms 3 nedioums
garages. 50 500 Totay price Inquire
F2i7 Fort vs. VI i-tt0U.
ONLY 81 500 small buns iaggc Jlot mr..
Wood $500 90 125 Center. no 3iiJ
scnTtl.N -Iafatettr l1-tm room house
$50 r7. inr ess du PINT Ia. $40.
CONSULT he enlarged Real Estate Inst
ires fs%-he h-g sunday Times Want Ad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Moving, Storage, Carriage

ATLANTIC Padded Vans Insured truck
Ing S. load. Free estimates. TWinbrool
Z -Ffua
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Farms and Lands for Sale
Little Farms for Sale

FARMS Any sire. price terms Oceana
CO. Hanson -Oshqrn Realty Hart Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Housekeeping Rooms

FOURTH. 5nia Large front room. .
weekly. Crosstown trans; bachelors pre-
fcrfsd
COioRFn Room furnished ~ u0fuf
niFhrt. respOn4ihIc couple quiet uelsh
borhood lovely home ~ 27uS
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INKS m the DiF sunday Times Want 40
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

Al A SPECIAL. 9x12-$3.50
Cash ana carry. 81 so. IS years experi.
once iO0E guaranteed. Detroit orientai
Rug Works i2l12 Broadstreet. Ho. 1900.
Al CARPET. linoleum service; cleaning,
makeoyer, binding. Jabro Bros, Temple
1-5i24.
A BEAUTIFUL. rug and upholstered furni-
ture cleaning, guaranteed. insured: sSl2
81, so. cash and carry. 50 so. We clean
tackled down cafpeting. Garfield Rus and
Furniture Cleaners 5i35 fireman. TY.
5.i5O0
BINDING. FRINGtNG, REPAIRING
AMERICAN CARPET CLEANING .t
exi2. SO so. 40 years exp. Madison 1919.
GUARANTEED rus cleaning. exl2. So. so.
Insured. Service Rug Cleaning. vi.
2-S5l0
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning 45l5
Collingwood Rugs cleaned insured
Telephone ff6Esrtt- Sfet7----------
READ Times Want Ads for profit--use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

HAIR REMOVED FoREVLR-saie pam.
tess Treatments 81. Lnc'ime suafan'
Tee Doctors references, ElgcT0'ysis Chnic
toWnferd S-ttl4
MADAM N-AsfroIoFst daily readings.
$3.50 West Caated rms Apartment @.
MADAME DELLA spiritual psychic
T--T- Tr7r--r-7r -
-Hfy ryC $500,
PROP ELTON ADVISOR
CQ%SrfLTAT tal'N, 1870, TUESDAYS
Tr.dsvs unu q. closed sunday 3fis John
d.. between Elskre and knot. Special. 81
MADAM FlIsF rrusaal French reader
tFcsUos prrrl Sunr srf FIRE solve yoHi
rrobiCu's-- love business. Columbia 200.
tG17 Second CO.
MRS EAYE-ATroIoeIs featured AZ STATE
Fair le17 Mitchell PLAZA 23o5
80 LONGER need YOU suffer from ccze-
ma burns nr rubber POISONING amaZluE.
sa.tt.uS Ecsemus from Europe can
bIre yor quick reliet 90 YOUR complete
satisfaction ticf ''Ecyemus on TO-DAY
from Peter TychoH $50 Langlos avenue
windsor
rlIf~ AM CHRONIC DISEASES
successful Office treatment Wnls working
Doctor De SWarte Rectal clinic,
A115 Second. near Palmer llrify l.t-l@
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
New Houses for Sale

.FEUR062 YofN n-fr LOTS
7-al. IacKso3 ~ oTFN FvEs
.tUs,. 81 81 T. NV W ~ Pqhgu,
rri ADJ Imu(~/mcnts Direct bus /fG
rartfr and defense flalu
GAIL YANpoTTE 1883
DFFrEeE HUMES s. rooms obi fnlsh,d.
SfF1 4.Vr Crnvgr7J DE s2ol
Dt. HY HGH -r1ft sim brick iIs
ttH raurs ErprAcc large attic t0-ft
Iat. rreff ItteI HHIff TuNg4o
z.isff
FOR UtSF-tk HOMES sFuH io y54a ~
.IH I...r Fffs tUfr fark Dtarh. ri
ser EfEf a FNtft. 80 lrul 5rrflcs lars
pGern ~ ~ irF-Ce LInc.l Pan or
is15J = o. .sL, Alon pafh-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Chddrer 10 6ooyd

PRIVATE NURSERY SCHOOL Constant
supervision. graduate nurse dave only
tN.yc-sft, 3 77ss
RELIABLE couple Would like 'o board i've
children new home excellent care Tel
erh0.t E.raf OAK 1905
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
LINNHURST, 1861
Income Bungalows for Sale

BRICK tile baths showers garages
stoves. refrlgcratnfs. insulated. newly
decorated. sacrifice cash TO mortgage.
1880 Meyers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Vacant Lots for Sale

BUY STATE owned properties, see your
real estate broker.
DUCK LAKE Beautiful lot overlooking
lake J0xi50. 5000 cash. Roseville
i404-W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Flats for Sale

sTGEpEL-Beautiful Siam, brick. gar.
Sl,025 down. Live free. We 7-ss7O.
2-FAMILY flat. beautiful corner, north.
west section newly decorated. Cal
owner Ty. 5-5445.
COLORED BARGAIN MUST BE SOLD
ILLINOIS, seven down. four up. FIRST
CLASS condition. Need 81 000 down. Other
singles flats $500 DOWN,
FRANK STALLA, 4762 CHENE. Df 1859
ICOLoRED BARGAlNi-Labelle 2-family
6 ca. gar. Only 81, 800, $3.50 dn. Hurry
c. W. wHITE-465o Hastings. TIE. Loose
ICOLoRED- Bargain Tweniy-third street
4-famly. So 600. $1,000 down. Jackson,
TYLER 1882
COLORED- Russell 2-fam., "A, bricoted.
excel cond, 3-car brick gar, fruit trees
50 300. Johnson Co, CA. $3.50
COLORED 1smith) --2-family GO newly
decorated $500 down S34 mo Hurry
r SLoBlN ga06 Woodward TR. l-0366
COLORED Act NOW! Bangor; 6 ca gar
h. a hit 81, 900. reas. down pint.
Crutchcr, 4764 McGraw. Ty.5-536e 4-020t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Auction Sales
Lumber, Building Material

JACKS AUCTION sales, FRI. Sat, pm.
John r. at i0h Mile Royal Oak 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Bungalows for Sale

ALDEN Cnr Purltanl-3 Dedrrns. gas
heat. dbl gar 50 500; FLA terms.
Strom. TO. s-4l63
ALMA (Hayrsl broom modern easily
convertcd-into income attic oak hoored:
plastered heated buy at s.. ESQ. Acme,
5000 Gratint
LINNHURST, 1861
Groom bungalow. 3-bedroom. one up nice
living and dining room. not Air heat. drive.
garage. So 100 Cash to new mortgage;
about 81 500 down.
la CHAPELLE LIZ S2os
MARION DYKE rms r HA. stokeri
- 100 5000 down. PL. s022.
NEW BROOM. IS. 23U. FLA TERMS.
10000 PURITAN COR. WYO. CN. l-l2oO
NORTHWEST district-Ne@ brick oungs-
low. Tile hath. large attic; $4,000. RE.
2O63
ONLY SO, O0O-S500 On.
Wabash. 60G2-6 Rooms Floor.
Pttt Really 2-i3o Gen. Motors. TR- 2-70so.
READ Times Want Ads Tor profit-use
them Tor results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Little Farms for Sale
GREENFIELD at 11-MILE RID.

pNILSANf iSi-D IL IL MILF MI
War Bonds and these large country home
sites will furnish you with a victory garden
today and well located home tomorrow.
Bus sportation; rich garden soil. 80
minutes from City Hall,
THOMPSON BROWN We. 5-1234
HALF ACRES-Sewer, water, gas and
walks S67d.-near- 13-Mile road and
Woodward. Judson Broadway Co. RIA. 970O
SIX frontage lots on county I'd. with t-rrn
home. 500 cash. bal. financed. Newman
1880 Middlebelt. AZ Ecorse road.
COLORED-Chicken and pig farms rea-
seonable Lipke. near Fourteen-Mile. YER
mont 5-90i2
READ Times Want Ads for profit-use
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

Woodward Eight Nile OF ffthoalt
Arlington IT'S
COUPLE wants s-r1om uuturnished apart
meut Income stove. refrigerator. lilgh
land PARK permanent residence. Ligntnef
Trinity 2-7oi0 Monday
COUPLE wants modern ur 6.room house
East side olive a3us-
FIVE or s!N,room ho,.sc . children.
EVERGREEN 2sl2
Ft'RNI sBED house ap, rat MUST by
Aug. ~ Two girls, 1913. References
Oregon ooh1
RELIABLE couple, mail carrier want 4
or 5-room fiat vicinity kercheVal post
office. Murray 1889
RELIABLE Colored couple 5-room fat.
home apartment University 5-olOs
after 80
WANTED Income apartment fiat du-
pleN furnished complete. $50 500
DAWSON $3.50
WORKiNGMAN working nights wants ro01rl
IN quiet, clean and Temperance home near
Grand River and JOY road. write Bon
Rats, The Detroit Times.
COLORED couple -i-5 room house Ham
tramckp. Call SUNDAY only TO 3-75ia.
COLORED-SmaI family wants house, nat,
cottage East Side. Trinity l-le0S.
COLORED- room house three teen axe
girls. any vicinity references Cherry
f73S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

BRIGGS quality garages-"Built according
TO requirements Hogarth 4l41.
fsx2e sis6.--state tun-
Der. 2O01I John r. TO. s-ll06.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Male and Female Help Wanted

WOULD YOU like extra money vOrking
part time, Good opportunity right per
cons Write Box A.63s Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

GAIL ElENZ -Eecs mrcl4ed ut Ifsr'
fof Hsrf gan madErf stomach gas.
81 .fIeret Prrvrrff operations l-f9'Hs
firr Townsend 1-l1f.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03

Gaines Smalls, 796 st. Anthony
Ave-, is at Fl. Funston with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland Bell
(Lorene Washington, S18 N. St.
Adams St., are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth of baby boy,
born Thursday, March 10, at
Ancker Hospital, weighing seven
pounds and seven and one-half
ounces. The new arrival has been
named Cortland Richard Bell. His
maternal grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Washington, BIT W.
Central Ave.
COrsages of lavender sweet peas
and yellow jonquils distinguished
the beautifully gowned ladies of
the Young Wemen's club of st.
Philips Episcopal church at their
silver anniversary, Palm Sunday,
March 20, at the Sterling club to
which several hundred guests came
throughout the tea hours from four
to seven. Seated at the attractive
tea table covered with lace cloth
and conferred with a crystal bowl
of American Beauty roses with
crystal and silver appointments,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03

wore a gown of shell pink chiffon
and a corsage of American Beauty
roses. Mrs. Lillian Hickman, aunt
of the bride, wore baby blue chiffon
and a corsage of roses. Mrs. An
drew R. Parks of Iowa, another
aunt, wore black jersey and a cor
sage of roses and sweetpeas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Piper left immedi-
ately after the reception for St.
Louis, Mo-, where they are "at
home" at 934 Newstad, Apt. 16.
For travel, the bride wore a tan
and blue plaid wool suit with blue
topper, navy blue accessories, and
corsage of American Beauty
roses and lilies of the valley.
Mr.. Piper is a graduate of the
University of Minnesota and is now
on the teaching staff of the st.
Louis high school system. He is a
member of Kappa Alpha Psi fra
ternity. Mrs. Piper attended the
University of Minnesota and is a
member of the Ivy Leaf Club of
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
MARCELLA COPELAND MARRIED
IN BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY

Miss Marcella L. Copeland
daughter Of Mrs. Cora Parker, SIC
W. Central Ave-, became the
charming bride of Mr.. August
Thomas Piper of st. Louis, NO., in
a beautifully appointed ceremony
at $3.50 p. m. at Camphor NJ. E
Church, Saturday, Feb. %, with
her uncle, Rev. Andrew R. Parks
of Iowa, reading the service.
Preceding the ceremony, Nelson
Barber, organist, played nuptial
music. Mrs. Lois Curtis Powers
sang Because" and Miss Johnnie
M. Smith sang adore and Be
Still" During the ceremony, 2. T,
Munson, baritone, gave a splendid
rendition of 20 Promise Me-"
The bride was lovely in a gown
of white lace and net with finger
tip length veil of bridal illusion
tulle, held in place with pearls. Her
only jewelry was a single strand
of pearls, the gift of the groom.
She carried an arm bouquet of
ivory tea roses, tied with a satin
bow, and approached the altar on
the arm of her brother, Maurice
Copeland.
Mrs. Paul Thomason, the matron
of honor, wore yellow net and tat
feta with matching Juliet cap and
carried an arm bouquet of lavender
sweetpeas. The bridesmaids, Err.
nestine Thompson and Jane Har.
riet Murphy, wore dresses fash
toned alike of shell pink chiffon
with over-the-face wells of pink net
held in place with pink and blue
flowers, and carried arm bouquets
of sweetpeas.
The ribbon girls, Beverly Kick,
man and Gladys Hill, wore pinl
and blue taffeta dresses and the
flower girls, Lillian Margaret Kick.
man and Lydia Nelson, wore frocks
made alike of pink and blue taffets
and carried small baskets of rose
petals.
Paul Thomson was Mr.. Piper's
best man and Leo Bohannon anC
Clifford Rucker, fraternity broth.
ers of the groom, were ushers. AL
the men in the wedding party wore
formal attire and white carnatior
boutonnieres.
Palms, tall candelabra, and vases
of cut flowers decorated the church
and the home of the brides mother
where the reception was held fol.
lowing the ceremony. Numerous
beautiful and costly gifts were or
display.
Mrs. Parker, mother of the bride
Buy Defense BoaaS-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
Crusaders Tea
Pleasant Event

The tea given by the Crusaders
Guild of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church at the Rawjjess Club, Sun
day past, was one of the highlights
of the Minneapolis Lenten season
The Club was decorated with
numerous widespreading, palms
and tall, beautifully carved festival
candle sticks, giving the rooms O
super strength of pre- Easter at
mosphere.
Tea table, arranged by Mrs. John
Sheppard, was laid with crystal
glass and Sheffield silver. The
center was of roses, sweet peas,
Gala lilies and pink and white car
nations, with a generous placement
of ferns.
The very delicious sandwiches
and cookies were prepared by
Elnora and Esther Byars and
Marie Reddick.
Appearing on the program, under
the direction of jeanette Dorsey
were the Harmonette Quartet
MetronOme Quartet, Welcome Hal
Choral Club, Mrs. Ermine Allen
Mrs. S. E. Hall, Mrs. Veronica
Lucas, Mrs. Catherine Mitchell
Miss Ruth Pittman, Mrs. Dorothy
Simms, Miss Eide Crump, Mrs
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were Mrs. Louis P. Moore and Mrs
Rudolph M, Martin, ST., with Mrs
Cora Vaughn and Mrs. Carrie B
McWatt receiving the guests at the
door. The interesting program wal
presented by Mrs. Herman Cottor
and Mrs. H. Courtney Hilyard
Those appearing on it were Rev
v. E. Holly, rector; Elizabeth
Wheatley, Norma Beauford, Laura
Mae Smith, Dorothy Martin, the
Melody Maids Constance Jackson
Carolyn Combs, Eloise Vassar anG
Iris Brown, Mrs. Cora E. Moore
Mrs, Alma Freeman, 2. T. Munson
Juanita Schuck, Lee w. Harris, Jr.
Harriet Byrd, Revoida Wright
John M. Whitaker, Arlee Harris
Slaughter, Bertha King, and Allie
Balenger. Graciously assisting with
the service were Mesdames Charles
P. Tyler, Arthur P. Hedge, William
M. Godette, Clarence w. Wiging-
ton, Eunice Coins, the general
chairman, and the president, Caro-
Ign M. Jones. The clubs silver an
niversary was combined with the
annual Palm Sunday silver tea, and
the generous gifts from sister or
CARNATIONS and friends were re-
ceived with deep appreciation. Mrs
Gladys Lewis Harris of the Posey
Flower Shop was responsible for
the attractive floral setting for the
tea.
Bessalena Maybe of Washington
D. c., who is well known in the
city, has received a position as In
structress of Religious Music at
Howard University. Miss Maybe is
a graduate of the Boston Conserva.
tory of Music and is the sister Of
Mrs. Louis P. Moore, Jr., of Wash.
ington, D. C.
Mr.. Elmer Harris, ST., 686 Car.
roll Ave-, is in Toronto, Canada
on his native soil ESQ a post card
tells me), visiting his three broth.
ers. This is Mr.. Harris first visit
to Toronto since he left there thirty
years ago.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03

The Woman Bridge Club met on
Tuesday evening, March 81, with
Mrs. Floyd Poole, 1892 4th Ave. s.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Curtis
Harris, first; Mrs. Clarence Smith,
second, and Mrs. James SlemmOns,
consolation. The next meeting will
be held on April IA at the home Of
Mrs. Clarence Smith, 3615 Chicago.
Mrs. Geraldine Bradford, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Dovie Phelan, is in the
city visiting her mother. She is
living in Terre Haute, Indiana, and
will visit other relatives in the
South before returning to her
home.
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Hobart Mitchell and Mrs. Dorothy
Thomas.
Pouring tea were Mesdames Err
roll Fasset, Clarence Hughes, Eliz-
abeth Van Hook, Arthur White,
Leo Bohanon, Percy C. Hughes,
M. r. Hogarth, Paul s. Curry.
Assisting at the tables were
Mines. Hobart T. Mitchell, John 3.
Sheppard, Spencer Shivers.
Receiving the guests were Mes
danes Martin Brown, Jessie Stew
ems, Frances PEBBLES, Harvey Moss.
Mrs. Percy c. Hughes is presi-
dent Of the Guild. Mrs. Clarence
Hughes, vice president; Mrs. HO-
bart Mitchell, secretary, and Mrs.
J. F. Stevens, treasurer.
Mrs. Eugene Sheppard was gen.
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Invitations will be issued today
friday by Mu Chapter, Alpha
Phi Alpha fraternity, University of
Minnesota, for its annual Spring
Prom to be held Friday, April 10,
in the beautiful ballroom of the
Cofman Memorial Union. An in
novation in compiling this years
invitation list has been inaugur-
ated by the fraternity in that
single people receiving invitations
are being requested to furnish their
Alpha host with the name of their
company, so that the committee in
charge may be able to compile a
complete guest list, which, inciden-
tally, will be helpful to US when we
print the guest list.
Mesdames e. A. HattOn, Birdie
High and Claretta Jackson were
the guests Of Mrs. Carrie Lindsay,
426 Rondo Ave-, at the annual
Palm Sunday Tea given by St.
Philips Episcopal Church at the
Sterling Club.
Sergeant William Smalls of the
9th Cavalry, Fl. Funston, Kansas,
is able to be up again after being
ill at the Fort for the past two
months. His wife. Mrs. Edna