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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
DEAR Boss

EDITORS NOTE - The 10
from one Of the so Uho wenf
into service from the Times edi-
toriai department.. The Urifer;
Ist Sgt. John n. O'Brien. re-
porter who was in Italy at the
time Of Writins.
DEAR BOSS:
TODAY is Memorial Day and
Il II was duly commemorated
here. Just as il must have been
everywhere in the world where
American troops are stationed.
Our ceremony was held in
nearby cemetery and several of
our officers. nurses and enlisted
men attended 10 represent our
unit.
The services lasted about an
hour. There was a band and a
detail of escort guards dressed in
camouflaged battle uniform.
The spectators included a few
WACs, some sailors. several SOL
diers and several of our patients,
some of whom certainly mar
rowly escaped the fate Of the
men we remembered today.
After some religious airs by
the band. army and navy chap
lainS representing the various
faiths led us in prayer. The
escort guard fired two volleys
over the graves and short talk
was given by a general. The
band then played the Star-Span-
gled Banner and the flag. which
has been al half staff all morn
ing, was raised TO the top of the
staff.
The services meant a great
DIAL more 70 the onlookeys than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

Wednesday June "a, 1874
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

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Wilde. (c1 The 80. With
the Hoe Markham.
Answers on Opposite Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Flag Day---1944

Are spreading protectingly over the
Over France Italy, China and the far
Islands of the Pacific,
Wherever people have been trampled
BY the invading hordes of the worlds two
super-gangsters.
HERETOFORE have symbolized only
the right
Of Americans to liberty
And the pursuit of happiness -.
But today am taking on new meaning,
For today, to the oppressed people Of
the earth,
My colors, red, white and blue,
Symbolic faith, hope and charity -.
The truly blessed trinity.
TIL faith of my heroic sons in their flag
Is contagious and has spread to other
peoples
Of earth -.
The hungry, beaten, men and women
Of the invaded countries,
Writing under the tyrants heel
See me as beacon of hope -.
THE red of my stripes will redden once
The pale cheeks of the starved children of
Greece,
Czecho-Slovakia, China and other
Countries that have been scourged by the
tyrant.
7 WENT into France on the sky train
l Fifty miles long, laden with brave young
paratroOperS,
And saw several of them struck by enemy
bullets,
But these boys will live because YOU,
The folks back home,
Gave of your good red blood to the
Red Cross.
MY PROTECTING blanket of fighting
And bombers is making the lot of the
gallant doughboy,
Unsung hero of the invasion,
Less hell because YOU bought and are
buying
War bonds -.
ITO THE Axis and its red-handed
L murderers
| appear as thunder and lightning
Crashing down out of the outraged skies,
But to the oppressed peoples
| loom as red, white and blue rainbow
After the reign of terror!
COME day, not too far away,
- shall march bravey through
Berlin and Tokyo,
Thanks to my fighting sons,
And their bond-buying, blood-giving,
Woodworking loved ones back home
In America
The land of the free -.
Let's keep it that way -.
And may we be ever ready
To help other little peoples to find
Their way to freedom :.
T HIS is your flag speaking -.
Your proud old flag -.
On its birthday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

Peas bovridgs bot
Peas borridss cold
waite PAPER 'roHsS The lot
Mise dogs old
Gather I'll fbs PAPER
TbsS get Jo~s wovS,
BHSdis ell that waite tstsr
Sad ~ Of TO usrl
Evening star., 1944-02-12
HELP MEN & WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER-.To keep all books and
prepare trial balance, for automobile COM
mere when the war is over. Apply Kenyon
ton. Va
COUPLE, live in: heated basement room
ana bath: woman, general housework. cook
ing: man to work in small dairy; must have
ar1ysrs permit: small family. ] school
Shild; chi ! . salary. S1b0 month; sundays ofi.
COUPLE, colored. no children, on farm,
nearby Md, for general farming, wife to
DO housework: excellent salary with furn.
house. Call Rupert, MA. oslo, 1921 7th
ST. NV.
FOOD CHECKER CASHIER, National Cash
register system. 6-day week; S125- month
and meals. Apply Miss Sitter, Harvey S
Restaursnt. Il97 Conn. ave:
FOOD CHECKER; wages $3.50 month: 9
meals day; straight shift. Box 477-x
MAN OR WOMAN. desk clerk. 1890 am.
TO $50 am, in service club. Board and
Box 43-G, Star.
MAN OR WOMAN to work in euesthouse.
liye In; husband can be employed. 1928
18th st. NV.
TYPIsT--Must be accurate; 4O-hour week.
Apply All America Cable Co.. 1882 Conn.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY STORE in Sc, colored trade:
because Of Emergency: vita viii take T s.. go so
0r sYMsIssR1ns Assy terms RI i asSa as5rsd
clean stock; hours. SO pm; Closed Sun:
1a 20 yfs pfscttssg lev 9'sI +.
SE!es sgsStG',s' 'goo 90; least 4GS 5s5
@ Leonard k.plan, Atty. and auditor for
ssIlssi SRni,rfv Natiensl sTdI Ss4o Am .. 10.
NE M: 81 siso including living quarters. Cali
GAIT FOR RENT. fully equipped and now
Fine Ioeston n1n s man fss cornsr sansa 'e oi
Fas as GhuTeh GGhuTeh' esaa ya Telephone Mr. Brown.
ssxy Ys5d $500: soo s0de Down n0u1ss Tsurm nsss =
sEsTAGRsN|fG sss N|Gh dsng St nx xons.4t SA
ialiy EQUIPPED sOod loci sity; Ieason. S1srs: own.
er's r ahe health y Wust sell. 2315 18th st nv.
= Fl FIN s4'ix lEsfSGaAsr. sit5 cost. ,..sDt, ss.
$1,000 per mo. Going in service. il24 Il
.4.ss as2 sssns a:: szs 0ss ssss ss7s s
sven ;asT p:;s Si store. 81. dss.x s.ar: con-
5o5s ROCK creek chnreh caa' I'd. nee 0eeueansy e9onsy:
store. s-room apartment. will remodel
lap s0RDfssi0n na s.ton.I Msniies ssss Eta
ICONS S3os' completely furnished. Box 3s5:Y.
SPECIAL 1ARGAIN-rhis owner. doin,
s,a Extra sood business hn for Is years. viii sen
acres land. besutifqI lawn. isrs. shade
space or cabins: bus line to door; age and
III health reason for selling; $4,000 down
phone FANS Church s5sW o. ISaniTe at
ITTemont Station.
to s5ooo oeons mo.., y.sas sasS
PinsosDuees FIST e sasf7 sa f76s n Ate, a.s.s. sS
sirsbse location. doing good business: can
double with attention. Columbia Pro-
sSsIaSnssT sss;I5S sso5 ...s}v ssp'f
week, opens at noon; liquor stock. So 900:
transfer Of license. I. Brill. attorney fof
RTsf rsls s..T Evans Rins sldE FOOD can M b.
$1,000; at at least txo-thirds down. BOX
GROCERY and delicatessen business A
per month. Store, living quarters. Cheap
rent; lease, modern equipped and sanitary,
| eIGlole Tor beer and wine. Being inducted.
WILL. VII sasrif1ce, M Terms to purchaser With
aae " WANTE6 ESTT own WITH sFokt ouor 2G
censei must have volume trade and stand
hiHsss'i5iston INKS pise. xmPs available
WILL PURCHASE reominr house; must
have good income and sound future. 10 to
80 5,sh. foqms n.c. or aTse5 substantial cash for
n I sounS business. Write details. BOZ
Evening star., 1944-02-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

ASSISTANT to an executive years OF ex-
perience In once management. sales d.
rection and financial matters; desire per.
AUDITok-Leaying position as head audi
tor, paying $4,000 IN an unessential ad-
continue. veteran, As years, healthy, ex-
relations statistics. viii accept less salary
on an eseptial and permanent basis. Box
BAkTENDER-Lone experience in mixing
asers expert on sasY ssF
BOoKKEEPER. nrst-eiass, General once
man. draft exempt. age As; $50 minimum.
GcIf;SG GonisSI NE sasxS6SArr sS6S eo,o.d Want. 1ss
hrs 5 80 pm. 70 1880 pm; ase 80. Write
bkArTsMfS: ', sSposS.Phje; htj pars-t.m.
er, part-time employment desired by young
eolored man from 8 pm. to IL midnisht.
INCOME TAX WORK wanted with estaR-
H5s sf .ne s4s s.D'ss sex q ss9 s "
MAN. So, desires lob as caretaker, can
give reference. Write Box 9s, Dickerson,
PHARMACIsT.. registered. wants regular
Or relief work; draft exempt Phone
FXaaRMAcfsr, PanGRns Atcsfsssri registered. experienced
sEsbIy where effort is rewarded. BOZ
sfEtaa sfEtcnxrAs1 stss sookkEErEH, married rs
draft exempt. desires position as private
Or sna
enee, Starting salary. $50 week. Box
4UO-Yi SIdr Is.
Evening star., 1944-02-12

Silk Finisher and Spotter,
Male or Female. for
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Dry Cleaniug Plant.
Aoply EMPLOYMENT Once, 9th Floor.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
SITUATIONS DoMEsTjc

GIRL, colored. wants work. no cooking;
no city references. Call IL until 8 pm,
GIRL wishes part-time work MORNINGS,
9 to 12: $40 and carfare. Call CO. 5T02.
Pauline Green.
GIRL, colored. neat, reference, wishes
chamber maid; part time only. Mary
CLARK. apt: 9, 1928 18th st. nv.
GILL, colored, wishes part time work,
NGnSE,. graduats; s-hour uieht duty; doc
H ess: ,ol IA ss sSis scor.a ehs:n
1Hisi31eosaS'a 3eHSa .coIoIRsED ST RE 1WHdoa4Ax want.
1sn.a hS. Ss = 10 eSSs nS d,y ysre:!
week. Referencss. NO B&e4.
Evening star., 1944-02-12

NILp MEN AND woMlh Gent,
TELETYFE OPERATION, exbzrisnc9d; DAY
Evening star., 1944-02-12
HELP nQMESIlc.

CHAMBERMAID, neat work, good city
reference. for suesthouse. 1928 18th
SSH1AMlRERMAlD. q Sll assist in laundry work.
c6L0REI GIRL. psrt-tim. work, Mon.
Cleaner Country oms eoo close ss0t to ena eaa
sls psr ss. .na asds' sSds' oss sa.r
G1ok: az kStS9 s hours on Sunday, II until 4.
COOK. gh.w: 4 in family, oeorsetown; no
ssss esn'sz cali Nj :Hc sfse. 0''n ana f'd'0' si7
Scn So MONTH shT v. 'm. IN, w. sspy asi4 no laundry
Wed; no Sun; liberal salary. WI. b32S
eooSI2uspsrss. G1ssGaiia taSs dovn.r. e..nin. lin
ssS WsSn we or 4ssS ssS
Circle: preferably live in: white or eolored
VIII consider couple with husband other
Gs sousf%oRKKERs hSRs K seas no eookn.
no SUNDAYS, hours. to q. light washing,
xssf fae RoussMoakfMR aaEss5 ess2 essfy after
nG9n' No Wf W9rpinss sggi or days week Bethesda
srndhy y. 'ps plain se0tna Ioom :nd
pias Esa ps5ty ss.r sDn. ssa set M So o e4S 4fs
of line. Four Corners bus to Woodside
CIV e.perisncsd with children; 4 days
nisst:. Sssf' So e. is6s sSpda's' sl6 Stay some
3S laundry. $40 week. Cali pU. o612.
GIRL (yhitel. take care Of infant and
Phon. ssn VIZ w15n easH eaasSHS'ehold duties. Live IN.
SiRE: eolorsd: g take care Of 1s-month-
ea boy az liter tine ues.y sssIe sSno 5a
GIRL seneEal housework. part time. 8
: SStsSns "a: .ses: 4sss: $50 to l 'n Al'in''0n'.
adults; e. plain cooking; live in or out.
aousEkIEPER. white, encient; to man.
e9ssI.n e9sp: :shool boy ~. in TOSm
asSs ffsfh xss. Ell gay s su1s' 70 q
ys in n:,.19 must se toPd Of ehldIen no un
ersness: s s sH. fSS osas. ss Experience and ref
HoUsEKEEPER,, white; for motherless
Rea Reae 429 g ssesse'l0n s9sT to lady with child
Mx16 ys GUT coloy.s asS.e Ms5h s ast Gil 5s77
Laundry; live in or OUT good salary. EN-.
M4D ssI tss :9.na: sms e.. so ssss sd.'
eh.w., Monday through Friday; city ref
erenees; Apply Sun, 10 to IL am. at
1903 18th st. NV.
MAID for Sunday. must be good cook; so
cen cents hour and earfare. co. 6a1a. $500
MAID: llsSt eoior.d, desirable position for
dependable person; care Of child 1s mos,
2,ro9m ssptc days week; no heavy
a,e MaIb to nts ear. Msr .oI 81, 81 e.S9 ,,1,
5R.day wk; SIS. MI 1886. ~ '''''''e'
appleton s.. NV. OR. 2s7e.
"a MAID: solored' fer suesthouse on New
ens Must sIs s.v. sood a.f Ho sses
MAID: honest. reliable, to care for 8.
T::-old child, small apt: excellent WAGES
MAID, experienced; city reference; neat
Christian Character: sleep in. WI, s7s4
MOTHERS HELPER, live in; private room
and bath; bath good wages; references required
NThsEMxID for 15-month -old baby; ex
perienced. references health card; hour
1l:3Q to $40; $50 month, Call EN-. 1852
RETIRED LADY wants healthy. clean yom
soi sn. ecssnsry s5s asSas' ssai cook 'h:
schoolgirl or maid, s. Pm. through
dinner; 90 cents hour and carfars. Cal
PosIfIoH FOR MAID. sener.l ele.nin,
only. in women,s dormitory At Universit!
Of Nd. College Park: hours, $3.50 to 4:3o
reierences required. CAN WA. $500. Ext
ROCKVILLE or Silver Spring coiored Cir
to DO ironing and cleaning days week
Bethesda, $50 to $50. 81 day and car.
fare. Call OIL. 3464. evenings
Evening star., 1944-02-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

BooKkEEPER, OFFICE MANAGER-Many
years Of GOOD local experience. Capable Of
taking full charge. Wants position that
requires initiative and ability. Not afraid
Of work or responsibility. Will consider
Temporary employment; $50 minimum,
6kEssMAKiNG. designins, remodeling and
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, 35: 10 years
varied extensive experience, desires posi-
ton with Republican CONGRESSMAN, trade
association. publication or manufacturer
EYsssT EsRssssnt'sivs Sso Boz ss2,Y star q.
family: wash cyrtsins specially; cash
NURSE. practical, experienced. wants work;
adult cases; six-dsy week; 335 week. Ran
PHsT.TiHE fSiSa GThI POSITION, 1 to s pm.. a. BY
LADY. eompletins 'eeretarial course; any
SOPRANO sOLOIsT. experienced also in
duet and quartet singing desires position
In Protestant church Box soo-Y. star.
WOMAN. SO. Phi. D.. hish school and col
lege teaching experience in German
French, Latin and psychology, experiences
IN child guidance, desires congenial posi-.
ton. Box 372-Y, Star. 13s
Evening star., 1944-02-12
HELP WoMEN fcens. J


3 ssSssI3 ana das 1NY.asIs NsasI:s.n. nu|
ss.s ..
sox 'isEyy isEy efgssted and
81 sssisissstory;; sas sT"ssy Week; salary. s1s5
sorssH .mSss.s PSon. PSs sssn bss.t isss
sTENOGRAPHER, assistant to advertisins
5h-dss week. adv.nssmsns. Ex' sssa
sTENOGRAPHER-w can type and TAX.
dtctation. Work, in-a pleasant atmos.
as tn sx'ers wrs Hei sox Hsps. sYsx %
working conditions, 5s-hour' week; STATE s
@ snd saa stsx c. sts5 Work
sRa sqaSSGs, Az, szRssssS Rss s..
graduate preferred; essential work; per.
pected; Address BOX 9e9-Y. Star.
maintenanes ii desired; GOOD salary. BOZ
sfENodksfHER fliXj fssf AND rYp1sr, part time
TYPisT, once clerk permsnent 0t position i on
hh sesool sTadeste to
yrs of age preferred, Apply Sun. or week
days, Washington Cathedral. Wisconsin
and Mass aves. NV. WO. $500. Mr..
sssiIi,1i. TYr5ST espsrsnss desirable bss no.
2e1sns sso5 S9rs1AHs of VIZ as9S sSRc0n'
ysef %f'Gs e. 9 ss .:
no sSn sandays as& Apny a,sE
ea exns4snssd Mqss &c 2 ss s..F
Arn1v
WxirkEssEs, ; x;htitso' tso ssperisaeed. q; enc Can
meals Georgia Gg .vs snaerns si1er sprns nd
lady: some knowledge Of practical nursing:
so ate .G as2 oe. Ga aof.r Ii s7e pTe
position; salary. ss5 per week, Was1aV. Writs aiV.
IaS box ase e9shsations sas marital status ETC.
WOMAN. capable, who desires to work in
refined refined SUR SURROUNDINGS; will train her to
permanent employment; not a Govt. posi-.
9n tlon; " satisfactory salary. Address BOX
WOMEN sSo,H s'aa, eolored, genera, work in ,.,..
teria no SUNDAY worE National atom IN Bureau saae
i7e5 p s'fnaasdi Br 81. Cafeteria Call woodley
checking machine; hours. % ii: sS'1l ~ am i0Ge e
S;o9 Pm; 6.day week good salary and
WOMAN. young. for general ONCE work and
switchboard good salary; must be de-
pend BILE Call HO. 1898.
WOMAN, white. for housekeeper and resi-
dent manager, must be clean and neat
both as housekeeper and in person; nc
OBJECTION to husband. working; excellent
salary, with room and board NO. 4OA5
WOMAN to care for Amos -old baby while
motheI works. I'll Irving st. ne, Apt. 2
MdMaa:a Va TC4a sss9ari,x. sysninss; 70, ,,.,,.,,.
work, age no handicap pleasant work in
high-S!ass tearoom. Mr.. Jean, water Gate
WoMxN2o JR6i M2xS2o u F ? IS st. .dosinu n :. .,r.
5h-day week Private room, compIets
maintenance; S7b month. EM. 1854.
WOMAN. coiored. to flnish silk with iron
r l. ave, Mt. Rainier, Nd
YOUNG LADY, typist, to cut stencils. Ap-
ply w M. Floyd, lib 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1944-02-12
MEN-WOMEN

MCN-W WOMEN,
DO YOU WANT TO EARN $50. 90 A WEEK
OR MORE IN AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY?
Check these advantages:
Many interesting positions.
No experience necessary.
Pay while learning.
Automatic wage increases.
Generous bonus Arrangement.
Opportunity for overtime
Pension plan.
Free nursing service.
Pleasant working conditions.
Free TRANSPORTATION.
=, Take any Wilson boulevard bus to 7O7
North Randolph St, Arlington. Virginia; or
telephone Chestnut 5166.
Our employment once is open daily 80
am. tn pm. and Sunday 10 am. to /
pm. for your convenience.
ARNOLD LINES,
Warrington, virginia & MARYLAND Coach
Co.. Arlington. Virginia.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
You Can Earn Extra Dollars

DURING YOUR SPARE TIME.
, You can drive war workers to work and
keep your regular Job The Arnold Lines
needs men and women to drive buses
during rush hours.
No. experience necessary. Pay while
learning. Generous bonus arrangement.
Free transportation Pleasant working
conditions. No Sunday work
II YOU can report for work between
the hours of and 7:3O am and /or be-
tween the hours OF 3 and pm. for
several hours work, please apply in person
at 707 North Randolph St, Arlington,
Virginia; or telephone Chestnut 1856
Our employment office is open daily $50
am. to pm. and Sunday 10 am. to
pm. for your convenience.
ARNOLD LINES,
Washington, Virginia & Maryland Coach
Co. Arlington, virginia.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Assistant Cold Meat Man.
Apply in Person to Chef.
HOTEL WASHINGTON.
TIRE BUSINESS

TIRE BUSINESS.
We want 2 reliable, intelligent men who
would like the tire business-l for floor
salesman and for service lot manager
Must be industrious and capable of &C
cepting responsibility. Permanent posi-
ton good salary. Apply Mr.. Cummings.
CROKER GENERAL TIRE CO., 18th and
Que StS NV
Evening star., 1944-02-12
HELP MEN.
GARDENER.

Capable of maintaining formal gardens
and grounds for real estate development
located in WASHINGTON. Please reply stat
Ing age, experience and salary acceptable.
Evening star., 1944-02-12

PORTERS (COLORED).
II interested In good Job at high
WAGES and chance to work overtime
answer this "ad" at once. Box 4l7-Y
Star. Il.
Evening star., 1944-02-12

MEN WANTED

Large national casualty insurance organ
ization has opening in Baltimore claim
department with postwar future Please
give complete history and salary required
Our associates know of this ad. Box
l34R-X Star
Evening star., 1944-02-12

For factory work, no experience necessary
permanent positions: automatic pay raises
2 rest periods. daily. paid vacations. 6 paid
holidays yearly: lunch facilities; no Sun
day work; salary and bonus. Apply In
person. Stone Paper Tube Co.. 900
Franklin st ne
Evening star., 1944-06-24

told YOU often, and now tell you
even weeping, that they are the
enemies of the cross of Christ:
Philippians 3:19-Whose end is
destruction, whose God is their
belly, and whose glory is in their
shame, who mind earthly things.
In these scriptures we hear Paul
declare his desire is that men
would follow him not as Lord and
Master, but as one who has been
saved and is now teaching the true
love of God.
He points out that there are many
false teachers whose end shall be
destruction because they glory in
earthly things.
God help us to be saved today
through the Lord Jesus Christ that
Paul preached about while on
earth in the flesh.
When Paul declared brethren, nat
urally he was speaking to those
already saved; that they should
so live their lives as to be an
example for unsaved boys and girls,
men and women.
It breaks my heart today to see
some of our religious leaders drink
ing beer, using profane language
and telling their dirty stories, in
stead of teaching Gods great love,
and hat We should follow Christ.
Some of this number think there
is no harm to drink their beer
and their life cannot be living
example.
/ believe that Christ would have
our lives to be as he plainly taught
in Matthews gospel that We are
the light of the world and the
salt of the earth. And when we
by our living do not reflect the
life and teachings of the Lord
Jesus Christ We become stum-
bling block instead of a teacher.
When our lives have been so care
lessly lived that we have lost our
influence with the unsaVed, like
salt we have lost our SAVIOR.
We publish weekly paper. Send
for free copy.
-Reu. D. p Billinpton.
Win answer Bible Questions Free
1912 Manchester Road
Akron ID, Ohio
Evening star., 1944-06-24
Mrs. Scharf Refires

Announcement has just been re-
ceived of the retirement of Mrs
Paul Scharf as executive secretary
of the National Defense Committee
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, after IL years of continuous
service.
The National Defense News and
the National Defense handbooks of
four administrations, including the
latest handbook, Lanes of Liberty
bear witness to the work contri-
buted by Mrs. Scharf during her
terms of Office In addition she has
represented past President Generals
on many national Councils, includ-
ing the Woman's Advisory Council
of the War Department; she has
been member of the Resolutions
Committee for IL years and her
plan for a Revised Citizenship
manual was recently approved b5
the outgoing board.
A daughter of Marian Longfellow
founder of the District branch,
League of American Pen Women
Mrs. Scharf has been chosen to
speak on the founders at the an
nual Founders Day tea TO be
held today at the home of Mrs
Ernest Humphrey Daniel. She is
newly elected registrar of the Dis
trict chapter of the league and has
been appointed membership chair
man on the national board. She
will pay tribute to Mrs. Emma v.
Triepel, who died recently, the last
charter member of the League, at
exercises to be held tomorrow by the
District League at the grave of Mrs
Triepel in Congressional Cemetery
Evening star., 1944-06-24
detzS zly
rd-of-Hearing
Hold Party to
| Raise Funds

A benefit party, sponsored by the
Young Peoples Group, Washington
Society for the Hard of Hearing
will be held tonight at the society's
headquarters, 2431 Fourteenth street
NV. One hundred dollars is ex-
pected to be raised for the purpose
of completing payments on a bill
lizard table which is already in use
and the center of much activity
Paul Pernecky, chairman of the
group, will auction off variety OF
contributions, including homemade
cookies, sugar, playing cards and
useful and ornamental articles.
The society, which offers lip read
ing classes and other services at its
club rooms, is operated by a board
of managers and an advisory board
Mrs. Samuel A. Deel is the newly
elected president of the board OF
managers. Other officers are: Miss
Alice Van A. Alexander, first vice
president; Thomas A. Reynolds, Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. K. K Mad
den, secretary; Mrs. Edith J.. Car
penter, treasurer. The board also
includes Miss Mildred A. Harris, Mrs
Stella B. Hanau, Miss Myra B
Vrown, Mrs. Harriet Montague and
Mrs. Pernecky, jr.
Members of the advisory board
are DR.. Victor r. Alfaro, Mrs. Robert
S. Brookings, DR.. p. S. CONSTANT
nople. H. c. Corpening. Mrs. Henry
Grattan Doyle. Mrs. Gilbert Grosve-
nor, DR.. William C. Meloy, Miss
Helen Nicolay, DR.. John H. Trinder
and DIR. Walter A. Wells.
Evening star., 1944-06-24
Three Churches Luunch
Vocation Bible School

Hamline Methodist Church, in CO.
operation with the Sixth Presbyte-
rian Church and the Memorial
Church of God will inaugurate its
third summer daily vacation church
school on July 8.
The following are the members
OF the staff OF teachers and leaders
Mrs. Grover L. Hartman, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Middlemaus, Mrs. Estel Perry
Miss Helen Ballenger, Mrs. Frank
Heiss, Mrs. John Scheick, Mrs. Will
liam Goodman, Miss Elizabeth
Nanny, Mrs. Howard Chiswell and
Mrs. La nellie Strother.
The Hamline Brotherhood elected
the following officers: President
William A. Olsen; vice presidents
DR.. L. w. White and Harmon
Welch; secretary, w. j. Galbraith,
and treasurer, Hunter B. Linton.
Evening star., 1944-06-24
New Minister Here
At First Brethren

The Rev. Harold O. Mayer, for the
past two years pastor of the Juani-
alta Brethren Church, Altoona, Pa,
will be dedicated as minister of the
First Brethren Church here tomor-
row morning. The service will be
conducted by the Rev. A. v. Kim
nell, pastor of the First Brethren
Church, Philadelphia, Pa.
A graduate of Grace Theological
Seminary at Winona Lake, Ind, he
later attended the Los Angeles Bible
Institute.
His wife Is the former Mildred Ell
len Finley of West Union, w. Va.
They have three children, william
Austin, James lie Roy and Patricia
Joan.
The Rev. Mr.. Mayer succeeds the
Rev. Bernard N. Schneider, who was
called to the Mansfield Ohio
Brethren Church.