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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
GARDNER SPEAKS ON
AFFAIRS IN SERMON

Rev. f. Norfleet Gardner pastor
Of the First Baptist church, at the
Sunday morning service spoke on the
topic. "AltarS Along the Way" based
on the text There he builded an al
tar unto the Lord, and called upon
The name of the Lord
The alt-r had real place in the
life of Abraham. according 10 the
minister. Some Oi MS reasons for
erecting affairs were consciousness of
need for God in the midst of sinful
surroundings, the wish to make DOS
Siblc communion with God an an
appreciation of Gods place in his
life. 1t might be well to note some of
the occasions of their being set up:
on arrival in Canaan when God pro-
missed him that land. jomncying
southwark in Canaan, when he came
out OF Egypt. w;len he located al
Mamrc and when he was ready 10
offer lSsac. Wherever there were
crisis along the way he raised an al
tar.
Alters had their place in the line
of the Master. II was the natural res
ponsc of His soul. The setting UP of
affairs was the frequent practice of
His life. Affairs for Him were source
of strength for His ministry Vic
tory became His in those hours. AL
tarS OF others in turn have been
abundantly blessed of Him.
The place of affairs in the lives OF
His people ere of great importance.
Setting up affairs becomes a daily
responsibility in order 10 meet the
needs of every day. Under the stress
and strain of daily living the soul
is in need of daily attention. In order
10 show the proper gratitude 10 God
one must daily set up an altar. Al
tars should be set up TO mark the spc-
cial events of life such births. mar
riagCS, deaths, notable hours of de-
cision. and high spiritual attain
mcntS.
Individuals must find for them
selves the hiGh value of setting up
affairs along the way. All through
life they will be a source OF strength
for all things.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
&C Recruiters for
Air Forces Are Here

l." Bette Hadlcy, Cpl. Geraldine
SS,'rhdn and Pfc. Frcda Glib IF
,m,"NWcll Field, Alabama, are in
''hd'rSon recruiting for women to
ION Inc Army Air Forces. Having
T''h here all day Saturday and To-
nay they will remain in Henderson
uh',' noon Tuesday, in the WAC
u|'''r parked in front of the post
-, ihcy have pamphlets on Air
Wv >. and will supply all addi-
n.'"i information for those inter-
t . IN Joining the WACs and get
"hs MIC the Army Air Forces.
y wide variety of cIasSifications
Is needed TO fill quotas for the Army
III FORCES, and these arc listed in
material supplied ty the recruiters.
"l"hS with the fundamental qualifi-
gallons which inductecs must meet.
=, AH persons interested i'm joining
:hiS organization. whose importance
~ helping the men in combat is
stressed, are urged TO see 1t. Hadlcy
". ono her recruiters here before
noon Tuesday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
KOCH TO PRESENT
CAROL PATH TIME

Chapel Hill. Dec. 6.-Dickcn'S i'm
mortal Christmas story. IA Chrstmrs
Carol, is To be presented again
throughout tho State during the
Christmas season by DR.. Frederick
II. Koch, head Of the University of
North Carolina Department of Dra-
matte Art and Director of the Caro-
tive year of re ding the Carol which
lima Playmakcrs.
II will be "Prorf'S" 39tn consccu-
has now been heard by thousands of
people throughout North CGIolina and
ncighboring states. as well as over
the air by countless others.
His reading at the University here
is scheduled for Friday night, Dec
cmbcr 10. at 8 o'clock in Memorial
Hall. II will be his 244th performance.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
"The Authority on Authorities"

so sure at first however. but that
situation clears up quickly D.
After the club Q lead to the K,
South led the spade X to the A
and topped the club with the A,
then used the spade That was
the fourth trick. and the heart A
on the fifth made the reading en-
act. The bids by West of dia-
mondS. then clubs. followed by a
club rebid. showed ten cards in
those suits. leaving only three in
the majors. all of which West had
played. Hence. East had the re-
naming three hearts. So. when he
put the 7 under the heart 8 lead
from dummy. South undcr-p PLAYED
the and let the 0 win. On the
next heart East came in with the
X and returned a club. which
South ruffed. a lead toward the
diamond X then completed the
contract safely. due to simple card
reading. Yes. simple enough. but
only a very small per centage Of
social players would have done il.
Using the Q on the second heart
lead would have set them.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
West End Garden Club
Meeting AtLegg Home

The West End Garden club met It
the home of Mrs. NJ. F. Legg Satur-
day afternoon, with Mrs. Lcgg, Mrs.
5. II. Watkins, Mrs. J. w. Cooper,
Mrs. M. Y. Cooper, Mrs. -. Boyd
kimball, Jr., and Mrs. Edmund Wad-
dill as hostcsScs. Beautiful Christmas
decorations were used in the home.
THE Charm of Heirloom Silver"
was the title Of an interesting paper
given by Mrs. Sam Harris, and al
ter the meeting members S@w Il dis
play OF old silver in the dining room.
which had been in charge OF Mrs. j.
c. Mann.
Mrs. E. G.. Everritt gave the his
tory of Silent Night, which was
first called THE Song of Heaven
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
Visit ii. +. Jackson

Nj: and Mrs. William B. Register
NJ. and Mrs. Glenn Satterwhite. of
HENDERSON. and J. NJ. Jackson of
M'dd.rbTg. returned yesterday from
Pit county hospital. Grcenvillc
where hey visited their brother and
son. II. /. Jackson. of Henderson.
vino IS seriously suffering from Il
broken back which he received in
a TUCK accident Saturday morning
in Grccnville.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06

and she read the Christmas song
beautifully. Miss Annie Lyman Dunn
played and sang several selections.
Mrs. A. j. Watkins was named
chairman of group To decorate the
Service Mems Center for Christmas.
Tea, sandwiches. cakes. and nuts
were served To the following MEM
berS: Madamcs Erskinc Clements, j.
w. Cooper. w. s. Corbitt. f. G.. Ever
rift, A. w. GhulSun, Jr.. J. II. Zo!li-
Golfer, j. p. Zullicoifcr. W. p. Ghol-
son, Sam Harris, ID. Boyd Kimball.
Jr., NJ. +. LeGg. J. c. Mann. f. +.
Parham, r. B. Powell, Z. NJ. Rollins,
Edmund Waddill, \. J. Watkins, S.
II. Watkins. $. II. Watson. and II. G..
You"g, and Miss Sally B. Garlick.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
COUNTING MADE EASY

BIDDING by the opponents can
furnish aSpositive guide to the
play of n hand. both in showing
the location of certain high cards
and In exposing suit lengths. The
latter factor sometimes enables
you to get an exact count Of the
cards in the hand of one defender
and by deduction just as accurate
a count of the holding opposite
him. It is a case of continual
counting up to Is and then sub
tracing. Thirteen is an unlucky
number in bridge only for those
who will not count that high often
enough,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06

Plain straightaway bidding was
used at the first table. so the best
that South could do was guess his
best spot. and 6-Diamonds seemed
to be il.
At Table z. where this duplicate
hand was dealt. South used his
Blackwood d-No Trumps to find
out that North had one ace. He
then decided there should be as
many tricks in No Trumps as in
Diamonds. West scored his heart
A quickly to hold the declarcr to
just his contract. -
At Table 8. the North.South
pair also had the Blackwood con.
vention in its equipment, but
South decided this hand called for
specific information. He wanted a
grand slam If North had the club
a. and only small slam IL he did
not. Bidding 4-Spades to show
that A invited North to show his
a which was most chcaply show
able. When he called the club A in
reply. South bid the grand slam.
There was no danger North would
misunderstood the spade bid and
leave 1t in: with four of them he
would have rebid hearts.
Your Weekend Lesson
under hat circumstances
should a member Of a pair. which
Is using the Blackwood slam con.
rention. bid five in the already
agreed upon major suit instead OF
using the convention or showing
aces by cue bidding?
atMrne SNnnirain L..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
Baptist Mission Study

The Baplist mission study course
will he held Tuesday, beginning at
10 a. m. with luncheon served al
the church. and adjournment al 2::3C
p m, With the subject of stud,
"Murr than Conqucrors,' teachers
for tho course will be Mrs. Carr
Page. Mrs. J. F. Powell. Mrs. Rich
ard S'1mcburccr, Mrs. Guy d. Ri
vcrs and Mrs. y. Fl. Parham.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
W. :. c. ). Meeting

Thu FIRST Methodist Woman's So
Getty n. Christian Service will meet
Al rs "'clcck tonight in the ladie
parl"r of the church, with individ-
Wl circle meetings preceding the
Christmas program AT 3 O'Clock
Members of the Wesleyan Service
Guild are invited 10 attend the meet
ing. which will take the place OF
their December meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
ATTENDS LAUNCHING

Chapel Hill. Dec. 6.-Dr. William
L. Fleming of the University of North
Carolina School of Public Health.
has just returned from Panama City.
Fla, where he attic. dcd the launch
ing Saturday of ship named in
Aonor of his father, Walter l.. F'lam-
ing, who was head of the History
Department of Vanderbilt University
and Dean of that institution IT the
time of his death.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06

A dolls ali-out-for-victory ward
robe, pattt,n 5000 includes uniforms
for Wac. Wave, Marine. Nurses
Aide. and Defense Worker, complete
with caps and lingerie. Enough to
make little girls heart do turr,-
spin, Find most of tho fabric rcqtlii-
cd in your SCrapbaE.
Pattern 5000 may be ordered only
for dolls measuring IL. ID. l6. 10 and
20 inches. For individual yardagcs
sec pattern.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern. Write plainly
SIZE. Name, ADDRESS, STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order TO Hederson Dis
patch. Pattern Department, 2S2 West
lus. -, E-@ !E,.E -. y. IS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
CUE BID on SOME HANDS

: EVEN WHEN your side is us
Ing the Blackwood slam bidding
convention. there are plenty Of
times when some other method
should be applied TO a hand. That
Is true when you have a blank suit
and are more interested in learn
ing about some particular ace or
king than about knowing how
many of them your partner holds.
An ace in the suit in which you
are void is of no quick use to you.
where the ace of some other suit
may make your slam contract air.
tight. Cue bidding is best for such
hands.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
Graduatcs AS Second Licuienani

LinwOod ID. Lewis, son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. p. +. Lewis, WAS yesterday
commissioned as second lieutenant
and received his wings t graduation
sNerclSes at Blythevllc Army Air
Field, Blythevillc, Arkansas. Lit.
Lewis has been appointed an in
Structor in the twin-engine school at
the advanced air base there.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
Ensign Woolard To
Wed 1t. Haggard

The engagement of Ensign Blanche
M""tId - 1t. Gg)D William II.
h"%-aEd of Woodbridge. Conn. has
ocrn announced by her parents. Mr..
anH Mrs. Charles N. Woolard o;
W. H.
Ensign Wonlard is the grand
Ga inter Of Mrs. J. +. Woolard of
henderson and has visited here a
VISITED here number of times.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
Tuesday Club Meets

The Noman'S Tuesday club will
meet tuesday, afternoon At $3.50
o'clock 1t the home of Mrs. Edwin
Ful!cY .'urham. Members are asked
TO assemble at BIS o'clock for
short business session before the
program.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
Soc etX, News
EPITAPH IN EFFIGY.

This flower that l have found,
frightening the air,
And casting, on the ground,
Her shadow, there,
Would doubly grace this mound,
As to declare
These SITS | bear
To one who once was found
More far than | am fair.
David Morton in the Lyric.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
Returns From Trip

MrE It. 7. Watkins returned yes
tcrday rom trip to Louisiana.
Tcxd, and Mississippi, where she
visited Mrs. J. y. McIvcr. Captain
Edward Watkins, Pfc. William T.
Watkins and her sister for several
mCrl,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
Leaves for Washington

MI David Parker Brown, OF Ridge
wood. \. j.. who has been the guest
Of Nj. nd Mrs. jasper B. Hicks and
Mrs. Gorge V. Boyd, left this NOR
ring fu- Washington, d. c.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
Wcck-End Visitor

Mis- fi,ida Hudgins and her cousin.
David l'IdginS of Burlington, spent
thc weekend with her aunt, Mrs. d.
r uu.l". on William street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
Promoted

u. l.. Hedgepeth has been pro-
NOTED 10 the rank ui second class
petty officer. He is stationed in the
southwest Pacific.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
Spends FurlOugh Here

Cpl. John +. Fleming has returned
TO Fort Knox, Kentucky, after spend
ng !, ten day furlough here with his
family and other relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06

Cirr'" No. of the Congregational
Christian church will meet Tues
day cycniNg at 8 O'Clock in the home
~ Mrs. !. ". Abbott.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
Home OH FurlOIsh

SCI. Percy l.. Hcdgcpcth is spend
ing llitecn-day iurlough with his
parents at South Henderson. He is
now stationed At Camp A,tcrbury
Indiana.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
x X X X X X
X WITH THE COLORS r
Returns 10 Camn at,arh,,r,

otaii Sgt. Carson +. Wells has re-
turned to Camp Atterbury, Indiana,
ailer oelng here on Il fourtcen-day
furlough. '
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
In New York
Circle Meeting

Stanley +. Tciser is i'll New York
IN tuyjng trip.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06
Transferred TO California

Ii. l.. III. Hobgood has been trans
lerrcd 10 Fort Ord, California, having
formerly been at Camp Barkley,
Texas.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-06

DEALER North North-South
vulncrablc.)
What bidding should lead I'M
errinGly to the ideal contract on
this deal?
aturcs Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Personals

'ChfL-tLEEt Recommended by users
Liver. Es'l Hlp1ecf stomach Gas. Cali
stones Hf'teu's operations. Information.
4o"nff74 7f7io
DIR OFT or DEBT Eapsrt service End
YUtr'T one place ~ par AVOID garniEh
mtrts satisfy Wt9iiors without loan A.
small cost Oldest iu Michigan. Cfedl Al.
iusimcnt CO... $50 Barum Tower eli s3t7
HAIR CUTTING $50 good work Mex,
90 Loop ThCater. ilf Michigan.
HiNpU SYSTEM Readings tells future
Boskon 26ss West Grand boulevard.
Trinity 5000
/ WILL NOT Pc responsible for dents con
tracted by anyone nat myself on or after
January : 1888 Robert p SteEemiller
MADAME ELISE Unusual French reader.
Sand ana Fire s0lvi your problems love.
business Columbia goo i4i1 Second. CO.
MRS RAVE AstrologIst featured A. state
talr 5917 At,hel PLAZA 2;o3
SOT RESPONSIBLE FOR any debts con
fratfe4 ut ms wife Dorothy, from ms
dstr January g. Gordon Armour, l1fi
Lombard Terrace
PILES. AND CHRONIC DISEASES
SuCreysful Office treatment while working
Doctor he SWarip Rectal Clinic
t7l5 second, near Palmer Trinity l-72i2
PROF ElTOE-A DVIsOR
CONSULT ALTON daily In-5 TUESDAYS
. - f-f1r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
War Work Wanted
Plants Equipped Ia
Accept SMb-COnfracfs
AVAILABLE

BATTERY or 80 GRINDERS
STANDARD PRECISION MACHINE co.
1851 GRATiOT CADILLAC 4s7C
AVAILABLE Immediately. o. u. and J. -
grinding time. excellent workmanship
HoEArth 27O0.
II C ENGINEERTNG Company Hand
screw machine products excellent WORK
uanship Trinity l-35i7.
EFFECT ENT Engineering Company Process
engineers, designers tools, jtgs, fixtures.
Cherry 1888
HiGH SEED steel tools Welded Weld
49, s-i- ~ .e..r,ui isrfs@..sfss--
LATHE work for i5', -. 22", 40"
shsper 90 capacity. q -. ! ID. grind
lne Ninewood l-6o2O
LIGHT lathe. tool and milling, specialize
brass. aluminium Instrument parts 2s06i
Telegraph road. SOuthreld 3f3p.
LOCKE GAGE COMPANY Thread plug
and stfaigh. Plug cages Townsend
.s.75l0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Little Farms for Sale

ADJOINING Plymouth limits trim house
.arlc CONNER. tIs service go bomber and
he..eN htt 81 saI SOB cash entire
ia t..f financed Newman Cherry 6170
ANIt 'aVcsnr raE snu1 4-ro1m hunEa.
.Ha weather .irIr ca.rs and windows
'0 r-irE new car Or sink and coal stove
Plenty ~ -arffr Space Dnlt 81 gq5. $50
t.a hsoaIes under our finance procedure
GROSS N AS corner Var Porn eud WAY ne
r.sls Prone Nat1e alU
NEAR .fEhN 2{0.acre dairy farm. extra
LD.t ST. ri buid rE. with running water
So pcf acre 110 acres. buildings in FAIR
rH~Hf.nr 500 per acre Ninewood l-O2n0
COLORED Don 20 hungry without your
PORK chops steaks. chickens. Raise your
0wn ~ Brighton N,ch. Lake privileges
skating ans '3pugga1ing Sl25 gives deed
Nrt IR fl-t pcu.f Times
CONSULT tEs enlarged Reai Estate ust-
lr-, iH tte bis sunday Times Want A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

A BEAUTIFUL selection n nanufaetur.
ers display sample living room suites
undsr $50 Why pay long price, Terms
ALVIN FURNITURE. 1854 W VERNON
open evenings except Tuesday and Wed
A BEAUTIFUL eNl2 Axm'ns-er Rug. Blue
Leaf. used months. ST. Mitchells,
5000 Grsfiot
A BEDROOM suite. 3.pisce. walnut finish,
gum wood. slightly marIed In shipment
Sis75 terms ALVIN Furn., 1851 West Yer
nor Open evenings, except Tues and Wed
a BEDROOM set rugs. household neces-
stiles wearing apparel; man and wife
going into service. Trinity 1928.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Female Help Wanted

MATTRESSES and fountain girls; no sun.
DAYS. holidays ~ night work Kuhn 3
Tea Room 10 clifford
WAITRESS - Experienced hood wages.
good working condirons steady. Tom :
Cafe 770i MI Elliott
MATTRESSES 81 Experienced. good pay.
good tips Empire Grill. 1851 Dexter
korthlawn 92i3.
MATTRESSES Experienced SOS up
weely day work. Victory Grll, 1881
Woodward
WAITRESS - Experienced. good wages
Victory Lunch, 2s05 Vast Vernon.
Lafayette 97s3
Experienced S24 weekly. six
DAYS good tips Apply i650i Woodward
WAITRESS white. night work SIX dave.
7-3 good wages NErmon' a791
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
MoUing, Storage, Carriage

ADY's Large vans. insured N-Sf 30,
t~0 men, anytime. Townsend s-0f32
COULTER MOVING STORAGE Used furni
',Fe bought Cadillac 2iis. Townsend
s-a2l0 evenings SUNDAY
MOVlNO?-Trunks furniture. appliances
REDS CARRIAGE, Warren and Twelfth
Tyler i-S622
ROBERT PALMER-Movmg carriage. fur.
niture, pianos. refrigerator. 53i7 Harper
Plaza 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Income Bungalows for Sale

LfTTLEFfFtU. 1871
Fine modern i-f-3 brick Income or hle'
i't near Grand River steef sash s'tsr
lower tcing vacated priced 'n sell
s. 500 cash required bal ices than rer'
L. g simpson. Cadillac oacl cog Town
send 5-l7af
HOMER WARREN h 60
STASSBURY SIS hrltk $3.50 down
upper vacant w 7-sS7O W, ss-1
CONSULT inc enlarged Rec Estate H.f
mss IN the his-Htr1E1 Times went ~
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Real Estate Wanted

All. CASH FOR YOUR SINGLE HOME
ROUNTBEE. td200 Plymouth ". 5-1lcn
Al ONCE Casn for four Property
Siurles Fiats AMI Apartments
tfw Hf7hrl to. Hammond R'fr CA os1
CASH fnf co.ore1 numss. nats
sMEpiEi tfs , Warren TT i-6ia1
CASH for your property What nave e.
Hurry. Johnson CO. ca. 1850. MA. 42i3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Houses for Sale
(West Of WOODWARD

SYRACUSE. isO25 4 rooms, stove heat
deal llcation, lust north ~ Nevada
Move rsht IN s. SEQ easy terms LonGer-
gan. Cadillac 1882
W ESTwOoD-Cl 20 Warren car llrs
= rooms, fully modern Tie features full
m srmenf. 4OXl3f tpf s f25a< SS25 down.
Key a. sOis Wes'wood, OR 1O4uA +,
s'ROOM' BRICK . baths. hot water h,st
block from car line priced 10 sell o. six,
rnnr frame. block rom. err line. So goo
S1on down NireNoo5 -u2uu-
cor ORFp West 8 Nuf. s1GJ frame
rlplnS bfaInfli cHrrrr To-. 90 zoo. eAst
terms f.ondrr an cadillac 1852
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

CASH FrYrEs $500 - g. mo for your
r4I' tI.rr n s55s
HAVE $1,000 fn s. ga0 a. dovr payment
Hf So atD t.rE'o fat. or income brick
.ff~r ss Nile Van Dske district
Fit"~ 1ss rerwHrer' defe~mert. Ahram
.s-t Htr s'Ia4r. ILL., -l2Ji
HOMES and 3.rats % y " sec'i0r
tom owners Ralph + Toynton 1880
Grand River. YER s-i23l
HAVE A CASH BUYER FOR Any
PROPERTY YOU HAVE TO OFFER
? SLOBIN p3ot Wpodward-TR i-o3ss
LIST fDuE PROPERTY WITH Us
~ HAii-i nc ca. O06o
READY CASH BUYERS Houses. fats
at'- tEn.Hrcd. see ls for quick action
~ ~ WHITE $3.50 Hastings Tt. i-o0ss
RELIABLE calcred buyers waiting for
property any sect singleton. CA. 1906
2f-HprR service sale trade. east side
property Pettire. 1856 Grstot. PL. 1850.
COLORED buyers waiting quick sales.
Cannon Pr's lg50 sherman. RI. 0l40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Female Help WaL.fed

YARN WiSDERS-W Women ~ learn Vind.
ms machine operation afternoon shirt
not bench job Apply Great Lakes
Thread CO 46i7 wesson.
YOUNG an with bookkeeping knowledge
for accounting department 5000 chance
for Advancement. Apply IN person MCkes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Wanted-Maie

EXPERIENCED driver Wants jon arituE
neV car 20 san Francisco or i.os AnEfIrr
leave any time, Leroy puyah. genera
delivery Monroe Mich
MIDDLE AGED man fxrefiercsd IN zen
eral homework, board room, saIarS
Madison 5643.
PAINTING. pAperhanging, decorating, ~
years experience. steady WORK tcoloredl
Tyler 4f6si.
YOUNG man wants pAIt-iime employment
IN exchange for room and board and
small wages Address Box los, Detroit
Times.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Al
FecfIont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Vacant Lots for Sale

Buy STATE owned properties, see your
resi- estate broker
SON2I5--SeVer water gas walks, srhl.'.
S67s near i3-Mne snd Woodward Jua.
son Rradwsy Co, RA 1900.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate Ist
mss IN the hig sunday Times Want "A
Section.
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At -rr4nts Co r.rfs Tor good
n1.-tEssc loans land contracts bought.
Ll He.e.t Gu Hammond b.dE - 26j5
EFNI ESTATE iVars. 80 restricted area
HON ASSOCIATES ca 73f7
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Situations Warted-Female

GIRL wants p days. 50c hour; experienced
Win children. TYLER 7-ss4s
GIRL wishes days, laundry, part % time
work. Townsend T-slsg
NEAT cnlored adv wants dsyS; laundry or
cleaning references Twirbroot i-1Nlf
WOMAN willing 20 n maid, kitchen o.
factory worH CT 0lfs
YOUNG c0iored gir wishes work after
school Very reliable TOwnsend s-971l
COIOPFD- Experienced sewing uafbjrr
operator fr4ufries slim covers dress
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