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Housekeeping Rooms

'COSLEY, i3f36-Two modem unfurnlshed
rooms. Polish tenants preferred. Twin
brook 2-os53.
HARMON, Housekeeping room. also
Sleeping room; good transportation
EAVBURY GRAND, $500 Three room.
ana kitchenettes everything furrlshot,
Lafayette Sei3
1-KOON, wonderful neighb0rhDOt. hne
transportation. near school. small xiii
Tpnty 1-p774.
CoLORED Housekeeping Apartment. one
room apar'm faqulre caretaker.
$50 Alfred
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Share Living Quarters

WHITE respectable gir or soldiers wife
TO share apartment. west side. Jean Am.
norman, 1880 Magnolia, Apartment l0i,
YOUNG woman 20 share room and board.
CAL Twinbrook 1870 evenings.
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MATTRESS-SPECIAL

De Luxe mattress; heavy layer OF felt tor
and bottom, roll edge Fully guaranteed
our S24. 95 value, while they last S16.95.
WASHINGTON FURNITURE CO
1865 Gratiot Ewes. TIL 2
New Furniture-Hard to Get Items
WE HAVE THEM ON EASY TERMS.
.TOOi Living room suites with coil springs
Innerspring mattress, box springs, coil
springs Metal lamps. smokers! Better gas
stoves Bedroom suites, dining room sets
Porcelain dinette sets! Complete stocks of
brand new furniture,
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE co.
:. 1872 MICHIGAN. NEAR GRISWoLD
Open Mon. Thurs, Fri. Sat. Ewes. TO Q
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COUPLE desire IS rooms. heated, income
East SIDE Tuxedo l-NS"4.
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Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought mtrs made.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN r. LANFHAR 4 COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 63iO
CASH for land contracts; quick service.
NORMAN SKY Real Estate. TO. $500
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Vacant Lots for Sale
INTENTION COLORED

ATTENTION COLORED
BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES co Up
inkster offers unusual lot values. an Cify
improvements schools,
ACT QUICKLY. UNIVERSITY 2-SOgi
BUY STATE owned properties. see your
real estate broker
S0N2T5--Sewer. water gas walks. school
$685. near Mile and Woodward judi
son Bfadway Co, RA 970O,
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COUPLE desire nat. income house: East
SIDE Native Detroiters. Draft exempt.
NIAGARA 2S73
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COUPLE desire Broom house fat be.
tween Grand Rlver-Joy Road, Grand
Roulevsra section Tyler 5000
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RUGs-Used. cleaned; Wiltons. sxi2. sxiO.
$3.50 up, Wilton runners, T5c yard up.
American Carpet Cleaning. s63s Oakland
RUGS, 9xi5. ex1s, 12xf5, 11.3xl2. ilxIs.
others To-Day. 29io 18th ST, mr.. Temple
SAVE sos on living room and bedroom
sets. Sun Furniture. 1922 Gratiot
YOU always save at Kent Furniture. is44I
Livernois.
ex12 Jute Velour Rug, Attractive Pattern.
Only SIS fun price.
spitz. 1865 Gratiot. al Baldwin.
9xi2 LINoLEUM, $3.50. Cash and carry.
Lees. ii6 W. McNichols. 1891 Gratiot.
2-PC. overstuffed Living Room suite. $50.
SPITE. 1855 Grstiot. AZ Baldwin
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Upholstering
Al UPHoLsTERING. restyllng: written
guarantee. Bellcrest. 1852 fireman.
Estimates. Tyler 4-22l3
A COMPLETE set OF lounge pillows free
with upholstering Job. Can TY. 5-5375.
Call BERK's for Quality Upholstering
1908 CD. RIVER no. 206e
FOR fine workmanship, call Crane Uphol-
sterng. $685. Mack. PLAZA 2l7i.
HIGH GRADE REUPHoLsTERING
We. 7-4470 BAZELL 14205 FENKELL
LET FAMOUS restyle and rebuild your
living room suite. Can TO. $4,000.
MILL End sAtzEst-savr- ever Hair =
CRAFT UPH. co. Phone TY. 7-l53c
OCCASIONAL CHAIR RECOVERED. 81. s;
TIMPA'S UPHoLsT. co. We. 1890
IREUPHOLSTER your old living room suite
five years guarantee; expert workman
ship. Call Re-Style Upholsteriug Co, 902j
Linwood. TY. 7-0230.
IREUPHOLSTER now. pc, inc tapestry.
S35 Mich. Custom. UN. 3-95OO.
UNCLAIMED reuphoIstered furniture. Sac
rficed. Eastern. 1885 Gratiot. PL. 1850.
YOUR suite rebuilt and recovered like new
Fidelity Uph. Co. CAL OR. $50
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
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4 BUY y acre $3.50. s. dn, grow your owl
food. Trombley, al n Msin, r. o.
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Snaps
Wanted Machinery

WANTED-No g. az or , horizontal
milling machine In hrst class operating
condition. Call r. Q, Steger Vermont
7-i50s, or contact at 1908 Grand River.
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Apartment Property for Sale

Out-of-town Owner Says "Sell'
INCOME $3.50 MONTH FROM 3 APIS.
Lower 5-rDum vacant. It's a brick veneer
iour-family, ON West Savannah; lift lot /.
i-car gar., So 500 81 800 down, SO month.
CR1GFR
1927 r. 9.Mlle. Hazel Park r. o. 1859
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Hotels
Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER
AIS BURNS DRIVE


Furnished Rooms for Rent
RIRWnon- MaAIGAnl-s-La#se,-u we'll ftsF--
nisntd, private entrance gentleman,
Reasonable University 1924.
BOSTON Boulevard lsirmount. Dexter
Lawion transportation: corner room
reasonable. Tyler 4-5iis.
BOULEVARD. EAST GRAND. 301 defer
SOM - Large; twin beds; gentlemen.
Fitzroy 052s.
CHURCH. 1915. near Briggs stadium
tTrumbuli) Clean. modern. quiet, re
lined: reasonable.
coRBETr. l22o4 Conner. Harper era
tioi)-Employed couple, two gentlemen
Arlington 5725.
DOUBLE room - Gentlemen; excellent
transportation. near Ford. Chrysler. Ex-
cello. Townsend 6-52is.
FIFTEENTH. 1851 Comfortable sleeping
room. suitable for two gentlemen strictly
sober.
FISHER BUILDING DisTRlcT-c6mfort-
able sleeping room, semi-private bath
service or business men. Trinity 2-1713.
GENERAL MOTORS district-I.arge, airy;
hot. cold water large closet: gentleman
only. Madison 3S3s.
GRAND RIVER GREENFIELD - stoker
heat. ladies, gentlemen. single. double
Vermont 6-O9e4
HAWTHORNE. 1896. near state Fair
For gentleman; good transportation.
Twinbrook 1878.
HOLLYWOOD Woodward Room; private
family. two gentlemen kitchen privileges.
Townsend e-074s.
INDIANA, l5s4p = Business gentleman,
woman; excellent transportation: private
home. University l-s230.
LAFAYETTE WEST, 705s--WorkinE cou-
pie or 2 gentlemen: kitchen privileges.
fANSDOWNE Whittier Harper -- Suitable
for two. breakfast. private home, Airing
ton 14Ts.
LITTLEFIELD OF Grand Rwer-Newly
furnished studio bedroom. suitable for
couple or two eiriS Kitchen privileges,
garage. Northlawn 1915.
LryERN DIS FENKELL Block Bed, sitting
room upstairs, separate entrance Uni
versity 1-O724.
MILLER, 1898. of Van DYKE 49, Private
home, excellent transportation. Plaza
e7es.
MONTGOMERY. 27i7-Lawton bus: warm;
twin beds; gentlemen; shower Tyler
l-fgss
Near Holley Carouretor, gentlemen
Tyler e-o5ls.
PiLGRIM. 1915 - Furnished room, home
privileges. woman or couple. Townsend
5-zSaS.
PROVOST Grand River MONTGOMERY
Ward; single s.; private home. Vermont
s-sS67
RfDGEwoOD. 5O43 - Grand River West
Chicago district. IL gentlemen. Hogarth
$3.50.
ePRINGWELLS. VERNON Large front
room. i-2 rehned, sober gentlemen. Vine
wood j-s272.
ST JEAN 6O7e tHsrper) Two girls.
twin beds; excellent transportation.
Ivanhoe se1l
STANTON. near Grand River. large room,
gentleman. excellent transportation.
Tyler 42055.
TERRY. 1925 oGrsnd River Monteom-
cry Ward IL gentlemen. reasonable.
Vermont e-s72e
WfLDEMERE. 1856 Cseven-Mle, Wood
ward --Nlckers. two bedrooms. gentle
rnen. University 2-5s53
WILTSHIRE 49, Chalmers. Plymouth bus
suitable two. excellent district Reason
able. Prospect ol07.
CoLoRED-IsO7 East Fort. Gentlemen,
defense workers good character quiet
home: $3.50. Cherry 1904
CoLORED-Clean. comfortable room Tor
gentleman; excellent transportation west.
Tyler 5-6323.
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Little Farms for Sale

a sTEAL--1i large lots. S325 takes all!
S25 down, taxes are paid and IN a good
location. McFarlane Bros, 2e31i Ford Rd.,
AZ Middebelt Dearborn 1880
BOMBER PLANT SPECIAI.--Green-r rooted,
4sruou cuttaEe; porch. bedrooms, liv-
ing room, kitchonette, bathroom with
chemical toilet; electricity in. beautiful
corner parcel just south Of Wayne. Price
SL9iO; 500 cash swings deal. rest
financed. GROSsMAN,. cor. Van Born and
Wayne roads. Phone Wayne e20
COWAN RD 4 &C with well-built log
cabin bungalow: deep well with cleo.
pump; circulating oil heater: adjoining
Nankin Mills; bargain with 81 900 down.
Newman. 26001 Plymouth Rd., RE. 1920.
PLYMOUTH RD.-Acrc parcels: city
water. sos down Newman, JOY Road at
lnksicr Road. Cherry 1850.
COLORED- Don't go hungry without your
pork chops. steaks, chickens. Raise your
own. at Brighton. Mich Lake privileges.
Skating and tObogganinE: S121 gives deed.
Write EoN Ala. Detroit Times
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BEDS, S.; iceDoxss furniture. bAseburners,
oil burners. s57l Jos. Campau, 1859
West Warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Business Opportunities

FLOWER shop owner drafted established
business. must sacrifice. 1852 West
Warren. Tyler 7-2o2f
EOUMlNG house wanted Chevrolet Al
4-dnaf de luxe as part payment. Write
R'N N.3af Detroit Times
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2. , AND 4-ROoM outfits, reasonable.
spitz, 1865 Grstiot, at Baldwin.
3o-INCH USED BEDS OR SPRINGS, 81
1855 GRATIoT. AT BALDWIN.
3-Pc Matched Bedroom Suite. 500
spi,z. 1885 Gratiot. al baldwin.
5-Pc Porcelain Breakfast Set, SIS
Spitz. 1865 Gratiot. at Baldwin,
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Radio Service

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1920 LIVERNOIS
1860 GRATIOT

BEAUTIFUL living room suites, slight,
soied and imperfect; fun spring con
struction: choice OF colors mohair. freize
velour tapestry. low prices, long terms
KENT CO. l54ii LIvERNoIs. Open eve
nings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Lumber, Building Materials

.CELoTEx, storm sash, lumber. r. Cur
rier, s6ef Military.
FOR WIRING and repairs. Rays Electric,
1888 Gratiot
HOUSE at 954 Porter 20 wreck. three
rooms. bath. BEDFORD 1872.
INSULATION headquarters All types:
lowest prices in town. Fillmore Lumber,
2i204 Gratiot Prospect 1855.
LUMBER, bldg. materials stu available.
u. = Housewrecking, 1886 Dequindre.
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Businc.s opportunitie. Wanted

DEALER Wiih car agency contract. fnter-
esicd In selling. MIss Parkinson, Plaza
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

AT fsF Insurance co. funds for good
mort raFe loans, land contracts bought
I'd Henkei Co Hammond Bldg ca. 2655.
HOME ASSOCIATES ca. 73f7
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NEW innerspring mattresses; studio couches
Z. s. Bedding Co. 45fO Maybury Grand.
REPossEssED hose OUTFIT, rooms. ape.
!. r., 2-pc. b. r., 5-pc. dnette. S45
BANK BLDG, 24s4 CD. RIVER At I'D
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Board and Room

ALLEN PARK-Four married girls, Is
private home. $40. Atlantic .o305.
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Rentals Wanted

COUPLE desire Broom house. fat. be
tween Grand Rver-Ioy Road Grand
Boulevard section Tyler $500.
COUPLE desire nst. income. house: East
SIDE Native Detroiters. Draft exempt.
Niagara 2S73.
COUPLE desire IS rooms heated, income
Eas, side. Tuxedo l-oso4
EMPLOYED couple desire two-room fur
nished Apartment East side. olive eisl.
coLoRED family, three working adults
AAnt Sc room house Tat Immediately.
References MElrose 1910
CoLoRED couple wishes 3 or 4-room IN
furnished basement apt. Tat or house.
Temple 2T3As.
CoLoRED- DSR employee. 3 small chill
dreu. desire 5-6-room house, flat. apart
nnent Tyler 5-i3f2
COLoRED family. city smploye wishes As
room unfurnishcd house, hat. Temple
2-4Aq4
CoLoRED = Uufurnished 3-4-room house.
apartment DSR empoye. Randolph 1878.
COLORED gin wants room or share house
keeping Townsend $685..
CoLoRED-Defense worker wants or s.
room house. Temple 2-o7s5.
READ Tines Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
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Wanted Room and Board

WANTED room and board for 2-year-old
hoy. Phone TErrace 2-e6sO, Apt So
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REVEREND LILLIAN LIEF Church OF
Christ. Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand Boulevard. Tyler 6-7333.
THE WISE Man From Louisana-Doctor
of Divine Headings. etc. Readings. Free
Advice. SAB East Vernon. Cadillac 1924.
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SeDing Machines

Al. Sewing machines, vacuum washer
repairing 81. Free estimates. Buy.
Sell. Central Service. Lsnox 5000.
BARGAIN Sale on sewing machines. Sing.
erS, Whites. etc. Used, In good condition,
Sle9 up. Guaranteed.
SEWING MACHINE SALES co.
1915 Broadway AT Grand River ca. asa
1890 GranS River. at Trumbuli TIE. 1890
Free estimates on repairs.
WHITE Singer, etc. used; we repair all
makes. Free estimates. Phone RA. o35s.
White Sewing Machine Co. 1860 Library.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Mount Vernon Seminary
Marks 9Th Anniversary

Mount Vernon Seminary marked
its 69th anniversary Yesterday with
a reception held in the schools new
quarters at 4340 Fordham road NV.
Students and the faculty Joined
with alumnae and members of the
Board of Trustees in observances.
Mrs. George w. Lloyd. headmis-
tress and wife of the president, acted
as mistress Of ceremonies and cut
large cake with 70 candles. the 10th
candle serving AS a wish" candle
for the coming year.
Board of Trustees members who
attended the celebration were Miss
Elsie M, Foerderer of Philadelphia,
president; Mrs. Herbert l.. Willett,
jr.; John w. Guider. Mrs. Andrew
Carey, Dr.. Elmer Louis Kayser, Mrs.
Richard Hynson, all of Washington:
Mrs Ralph Frederick Cow of Alex
andria and Mrs. Helen N. McEl-
doNney of Easton, Md.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Catholic Daughters
To Observe Mass

The annual memorial mass of the
Court District of Columbia, No. 2l2,
Catholic Daughters of America, will
be held at 3 am. tomorrow at ST.
Martins Church, North Capitol and
T streets NV. The Rev. Louis Mil
tenberger will be celebrant of the
mass and deliver the sermon. Miss
Catherine Kelly will be soloist.
Members will assemble at the USO
Club at 745 am. and march to the
church in a body. Miss Mary E.
Hines is in charge of arrangements.
Miss Eileene Fisher, chairman of
the annual membership drive, has
requested that all membership ap-
plications reach her before the
deadline which has been extended to
Monday Applications should be
sent to her at 1923 S street Sc, or
to Mrs. Elizabeth Bigham, grand
regent, 2017 North Capitol street.
Reception for new members will be
held at s pm. November 80 in the
Willard Hotel ballroom
Evening star., 1943-11-06
World Order Mission
Receives Endorsement
of Rabbi GerstenfeId

Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation
declared today he is Fundamentally
In favor of the Christian Mission
on World Order to be held in Wash
ington Tuesday under auspices of
the Federation of Churches and the
Council of Church Women.
Il believe that similar missions
should be held in every house of
worship in every community in this
country" Rabbi Gerstenfeld, one of
the leaders of Washington Jewry
stated in a letter to the Federation.
He Is one of $50 signers of the
joint declaration on world peace by
the Nations spiritual leaders of all
faiths. 1t has been hailed as a high
point in religious cooperation.
Meanwhile, officials planning the
day-long mission which is part of
Nation wide rallies to mold public
opinion in favor of just and dur
able peace announced that Wilson
M. Compton, one of the Federations
vice presidents, will serve ss chair
man Of the general mass meeting at
First congregational Church closing
the mission Tuesday night.
Day sessions will be held in CAL
vary Baptist Church, Eighth and H
streets NV, where discussion
groups and special speakers will be
heard.
Tomorrow has been designated as
World Order Sunday, and pastors in
over 300 churches in the Washing
ton area will urge their worshipers
to attend the mission. Special pray
ers will be offered for the success of
similar missions throughout the
country
More than 100 cities are holding
missions this month
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Army Daughters
Hear Talk on
Need for Pacts

The United States and Great
Britain will have to solve mutual
postwar problems on trade and COM
mercial aviation before they will be
In a position to assist in settling the
problems of Europe, Andre Visson
Washington correspondent for Time
magazine, declared yesterday.
Discussing internal Problems of
the United Nations" yesterday at a
luncheon meeting of the Daughters
of the UAited States Army, the
speaker said the two great English
speaking democracies must get to-
gether" on economic rather than
political matters following the war
British aviation now has the best
bases in the world he said. There
are not two points throughout the
empire that are separated by more
than 1000 miles. On the other
hand, the United States is building
the greatest naval aviation in the
world and following the war will
have tremendous numbers of trans
port planes.
British Need Planes.
The British will have no trans
port planes, but will have the bases.
This problem must be solved. If
these two great powers cannot solve
their own problems, they will not be
able to solve European problems
which are SO complex" he asserted.
Mr.. Visson, who was born In Rus
sia, acclaimed the Moscow pact as
great success.
"Mr. Hull's success was far greater
than the pessimism displayed before
the conference would have allowed
us TO expect" he commented.
Suspicious Eased.
Two dangerous, mutual sus-
plcions' were allayed by the con-
ference. the speaker added. England
and the United States received a
satisfactory explanation of Russia s
attitude toward the Free GERMANY
Committee, while Russia, which had
been worried over the Quebec con-
ference" was reassmed that Britain
and the United States would moi
conflne military offensives entirely
to the Pacific area
Mr., Visson WAS introduced by Mrs
Albert C. Wedemyer. president of
the Washington chapter. Mrs. Will
liam Wrightson, president of the
lstlohal society, made an appeal
Tor volunteers to visit members i'll
shut in' and unable to secure help
Evening star., 1943-11-06
The Week in RELIGION
~ Relixious News Service

A call went out to churchmen this
week to cooperate in forming pres
sure lobby" groups to achieve DEM
ocratic religious freedom.
This unusual request was made by
speakers at the Houston (Tex) meet
ings Of the Christian Mission on
World Order, which opened in cities
throughout the country under the
auspices of six Protestant interde-
nominational agencies.
DR.. John A. MacKay, president of
Princeton Theological Seminary, one
OF the prominent speakers making
the proposal, said:
Christian people must work for
the reality of religious liberty for
all peoples. Statesmen will be re-
luctant to bring this subject to the
peace table. 1t is one of the hot
spots. But it is legitimate for church
people to cooperate in a pressure
group to see to it that politicians do
not play fast and loose with the
great principles of Gods moral gov
ernment."
This demand for a church lobby,
unheard of few years ago, is be-
Iieved by informed churchmen to
underline new nniltancy which
has been developing among Ameri-
can Protestants. Most Protestant
groups have tradltionally been op-
posed to pressure lobbying. The
Federal Council of Churches, q CO.
operative agency representing ma
jor Protestant denominations, has
resisted appeals that it set UP o
Washington Office which in effect
would serve as a Protestant lobby in
the Nations Capital.
Some high officials of the Federal
Council believe it Is unwise and self
defeating for churches to maintain
pressure groups.
Certain tendencies, however, have
been developing among Protestant
churches pointing more and more
10 the use Of pressure methods in
the legislative field.
The outstanding example is the
forthcoming Crusade for a. New
World Order" to be launched by
the Methodist church. The cam
paign will stress an action pro-
gram" an objective OF which will
be to stimulate food of letters by
Methodists to Congressman on the
subject of postwar international ar
rangements. This is believed to be
the first time major demnomins =
ton has oficislly undertaken 9
pressure program OF this kind.
The Eastern Regional Planning
Conference Of the United Christian
Youth Movement recently called
upon religious youth groups TO
sponsor programs of political action.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Surgeon General
And Wife Feted

Festivities honoring the new
Surgeon General of the Army and
Mrs Norman T. Kirk continue to
mark the social calendar. Yester-
day afternoon charming reception
was given in their honor by Col. and
Mrs. Richard Pearson Strong.
The party took place in the Chi
nese room of the Mayf1ower Hotel
from $50 to 7:30 o'clock. There
we're about IS guests, including off,
GERS of the surgeon generals de-
partment and additional close
friends of Col. and Mrs. Strong.
Another delightful party given for
Mrs. Kirk was the luncheon Thurs
Gay at which Mrs. Barnet Mover
was the hostess. The affair was
given at the Carlton and among the
guests was Mrs. Henry A. Wallace
wife of the Vice President.
Others in the company were Mrs
Harlan Fiske Stone, Mrs. Owen j.
Roberts, Mrs. William o. Douglas
Mrs. Robert H. Jackson Mrs. Wood
row Wilson, Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley
Mrs. Robert H. Mills, the Honorable
Mrs. David Bowes-Lyon, Mrs.
Henry F. Grady, Mrs. Robert Sher-
rod, Miss Helene Kravadze and
Mrs. c. l.. Miller.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Church Community House
Dedication Scheduled

The new $4,000 community house
of Asbury Methodist Church will be
dedicated during week of services
beginning tomorrow at $3.50 pm
when Dr.. Karl E. Downs, president
of Samuel Houston College, Austin,
Tex, will deliver an address.
The center, located al 3209 Geor-
eia avenue NV, was purchased by
trustees of the church and equipped
TO care for recreational needs OF
young people and servicemen
Glasses will be conducted nightly
at the center, beginning next week
in Bible studies, religious educa-
ton, music and other subjects.
The center is p six-room building
with chapel in the lower floor
The chapel will be used as a Sunday
school for children under years
of age, who cannot go TO Asbury
Church for services, as we'll AS for
committee meetings and recreation
for adults.
The Rev M M jefferson. ir..
assistant pastor. will be In charge
OF the center.