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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

LIST your house to rent with us-First-
class clients. Winston and Smith Inc.
GNFURN HOUSE or bungalow, 5 or c
rooms, coal heat; screened porch; incl IN.
PERMANENT naval of1cer, wife and 2 tiny
children desire house with 3 or 2 bedrooms
IL vicinity of Sf good osSs nursery school, 1t
COUPLE WITH CHILD, permanent, desire
small home in Arlington by April 1925;
Si give PT9pertSy Ss excellent care best ref
CAPTAIN q. S. NAVY wishes to lease by
May st or buy house in Wesley Heights OF
Sprins oIdnso Valley; o BEDROOMS and 2 baths
UNFURNIsHED. modern house. bedrooms
good nv section will pay rental to S1!5
SMALL FAMILY desires modern unf house
AgEvn Agva LII a99nt v So sqod refs W0 o65s
TsIsphone R Buttiriek, HOBART 'iiss.'' 44so. ''
GoUpLE lone ,ons child h vii care for home ans
ssaa. a:ooEa:oo. es o. sandsg' dsgse '0f rent oh
REFINED FAMILY, 5 adults, would lease
permssgneent residents; state size. Address
COUPLE desires Groom unfurnished house
Eastern distributor fr' for national % industry: try
possession IN so days. Box 4o2-E, Star
UNFuRNIsHED . or 8 bedroom house,
NV; section preferred. Permanent resi-
dent, references, adults. BOX 44S-E, Star.
SILVER sPRING-Modern. 3-bedrm. res.
unfurn,; or .furn.: refined adult family
qeof oeog ApT Is 81 or ma Nay ons lease
NAVAL OFFICER and family q children)
require furnished 5-room house, neal
school and buses: Chevy Chase or high
legality preferred; $3.50. Call WI. s69a
TNFURSIsHED 3-bedroom house with yard
OF Friendship Heights; 500 to S125. Ord.
REFINED ADULT FAMILY desires unfurn
house, br., good NV. or Va. preferred
Permanent. and excellent references. GE
gNFuRNIsHED or 4 bedroom house Oh
WILL PAY sI75 rent for unfurnishec
house, NV section or MONTGOMERY County
require three bedrooms two baths, garage
maids room and bath: uncancellable one
year Lease, May Day 1st: no children. Tele
PROFESSIONAL MAN, family of four
want 70, bedroom, 2-bath house, pref
section Boy I3-A, Star II.
UNFURNISHED, with 3 or 4 bedrooms
good location, near transportation: DOS.
session April Is or May /. Box 23A. Star
3-BEDRooM modern house. unfurn.
either W or Arlington: Army major ir
Wsshington for duration. Glebe 1895.
WANTED URGENTLY-Furn. or PARTIAL,
Turn. house 4 bedrms., . baths and gar
ger n nearby NV; rent not over $3.50
six MONTHS ADVANCE RENTAL on leas,
Tor or bedrm. unturn. house. Cal
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LIST YOUR HOMES

For rent with US. We have high-class
clientele waiting for furnished or unfur-
n;shed homes. Prefer Cleveland Park or
Chevy Chase ID c. section.
JOHN J .McKENNA,
1929 Eye ST NV Realtor RE 5345
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WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unturniShed houses in the
northwest section Of the city and near
suburbs. We can find you a responsible
tenant IL you will list your house with US
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO, Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave DE 5000
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REPUTATION AT STAKE.

My negative altitude, re: housing in
Washington, has put, my talents" as sec
needed to unshelf me is. SO room fur
nlshed or unfurnished house, not more
than rs minutes committing distance from
District, restful atmosphere, boss, being
BoStorian, would cherish others comfort
ably furnished abode on suitcase FOR 40
] months, Call Monday, 9-5, District
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1867 Mckinley ST. NV,

CHEVY CHASE D. c.
Open Sunday ! to q P M.
Detached center-hall 3-bedroom home,
living room, dining room, kitchen. pantry,
bath, frst-fioor lavatory: incloscd, heated
porch. 2nG floor detached garage: auto
matte heat Price. 81 500: terms. Con-
venlent to transportation. schools, stores
and churches. For sale by OWNER,
OR. O640
5,95o-NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL
Modern 2bedroom bungalow. tile bath
large living room, hardwood floors, tulll
equipped kitchen; gas heat; on large, we'll
drained lot. -
EARL T. WRIGHT,
1o4n WIS AVE WI Ais
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KENT

BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL.
One of Washingtons finest restricted
residential communities on the slope Of
the Potomac, adjoining Spring Valley. This
bedrooms, 3 baths. den, lavatory, paneled
recreation room with fireplace, maids
quarters; large lot on high elevation.
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SIT, 7,5OO-Rollingwood Section.
III EAST WOoDBINE ST.
OPEN TODAY. TO PM
8 large rooms, 2 tile baths; twin beds
will fit in all 3 bedrooms; attic; basement
fireplace for future recreation room; large
screened porch: attached garage; large
wooded lot
EARL T. WRIGHT.
724O WIS. AVE. WI ais.
TAKOMA PARK AND SILVER SPRING
Here is a bargain-7 rooms, ! IA baths,
-beamed ceiling in living room, garage,
lot Sox150 Only $500.
PRACTICALLY NEW,
6-room brick, corner home, with screened
porch, basement and refrigeration; S7,75O.
BRICK BUNGALOW,
With rooms. bath, garage, stairway to
attic, porch and refrigeration; SS,45O.
COLONIAL-TYPE. ALMOST NEW,
6-room brick home, gas heat. porch, base
ment and refrigeration: $4,000
DnPEDT u TnIYD
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

BUNINIOW,
Near Conn and Brookviile rd-5 rooms
bath, plus 3 finished attic rooms; price,
$3.50: vacant. Call EN-. 1890 Sunday
and weekdays, F. A. TWEED CO, 1904
Conn ave
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CHEVY CHASE ID C.

cluding finished 3rd floor, . baths. gas
conditioned heat, modern kitchen,
built-in garage; adjoining wooded estate
near transp and schools; price, 1880.
Call FM 1890 Sunday and weekdays.
Z TWEED co hnnI Conn ave
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SCOTT CIRCLE.

One of Washingtons finest roominE
houses. located on Mass. ave, between
Scott and Dupont Circles, is for sale very
reasonably by the owner. Very large
house, in finest condition: no vacancies;
81 900 down. $500 per mo-, includes house
and furnishings. Larse garage. Fine ch-
entele.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

A most desirable location between Conn.
has bedrooms, bath, lot SO TT. deep for
Victory garden: garage, oil heat: price,
S1l,15O. Early occupancy. Call EN- 1890
Sunday and weekdays, F. A. TWEED CO.,
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OPEN TODAY. 1875.

I'll JEFFERSON ST. NV.
Don't fail to see this attractive brick, 5
large rooms bath, porcheS, garage, full
basement etc. Located near all conven-
fences Truly an outstanding value for
only $3.50 Terms. IMMEDIATE POS
YOUR NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 5400,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Detached Brick Home in
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD,
B415 COLESVILLE RID,
8 Doors From Queens Chapel Rd.

6415 COLESVILLE RD.,
8 Doors From Queens Chapel Rd.
Lot 60xlS5 Feet.
Bargains are rare in today'S market.
but this attractive home, priced below
S12, 900, qualities as an outstanding value:
of center-entrance design, the first floor
has large living room with attractive
fireplace and French doors leading to a
screened-in rear porch. spacious, dining
room. unusually attractive and we'll
equipped kitchen, dinette and glassed-in
service porch; chestnut trim; the second
floor has three real bedrooms. including a
large master bedroom with excellent space
adjoining the full tiled bath for an addt-
tional bath; abundance of closet space and
storage attic; the basement has paneled
recreation room and toilet; the efficient
oil-fired Sherwood rotary hot-water heat
ing plaht has a summer-winter hookup for
domestic hot water: detached brick garage;
substantial cash payment required.
Inspection by Appointment Only.
2 OTHER HOMES.
One about 9 blocks from above. larse
rooms. Sl0,500.
Another. in nearby Calvert Hills. 8 large
rooms, S11,500.
Phone for Full Particulars.
GEO. j. MOSS. REALTOR
Shepherd $500. Evenings, Shepherd 71S1.
12'
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CONN g. MCKINLEY ST.

7 Conv located 7-room home, Immaculate
condition. 3 bedrooms, / y baths. plus
attic room center hall 1st floor den, new
General Electric oil burner; splendid value
S15.25O Call EN- 1890 Sunday and
weekdays F. A TWEED CO, 5504 Conn.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SACRIFICE SALE.

This semidetached tapestry brick prop
erty, located In fine nv section: convsn-
ton and shopping facilities; 8 bedrooms,
, tbs. beautiful living room, large dintns
room. sun porch, modern kitchen, built-.n
garage, oil h.-w.h.; maids room and bath
/ in basement. owner must sacrifice. Call
| Mr.. Stup, AID. 52Sl with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
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FINE Sc RESIDENCES.

We are offering at reasonable prices.
l2 homes. One 6-rm and bath. porches
and garage, for S7.250. The other has 8
rms. baths, porches. garase oil heat.
for $500. These houses are located on
| D st. Sc, between nth and 18th, which II
very fine residential neishborhood.
CALL, Mr. HERBERT. RA. $50.
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Beautiful 3-bedroom bungalow. tile bath,
basement laundry and hot-water heat; 20
minutes to heart of city, bus at door.
schools nearby. For further details call
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NEW FALLS CHURCH HOUSES.
DILLON PARK

Near Navy Yard and Suitland project-De-
tached 2-bedroom and bath bungalow, au.
tomato heat 90 minutes from heart OF
city. For further details call D1. 6092.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Here's a Good NV Rllv

Open / 20 or by appointment First
time offered. 5121 Illinois ave. 6-room
brick, modern bath, modern throughout,
garages; with or without furniture. I'm
mediate possession. FRANK H. GAUSS
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S6.35O-RIVER TERRACE
GAS HEAT
Brick home, 5 rms. Al condition. 226
33rd st. ne.
ADELBERT w. LEE
32lf Penna Ave. SE Ii 1000.
Satisfied Purchasers Since 1871
OPEN SUNDAY ? TO ).
200 E Raymond ST, Chevy Chase, Md
Detached. haltacre lot, four large bed
rooms, two baths. lst-foor Law. exception
room has picture window, large kitchen
and pantry: two-car detached garage, An
unusual property for $1,000; now being
TeCOnGltiOued
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OPEN,
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

NEW 5-ROOM HOUSE in Arna Valley,
Arlington: convenient to stores; one fare
to Pentagon and Washington; everything
except heat, SS5. Apply any time, 2616
27th rd, So Arlington. 13H
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OPEN TODAY 12-5.
WILL GROW INTO MONEY.

7-room stucco house. Just reconditioned,
ot-water heat, fireplace, large porch.
electric refrigerator and stove, entrances,
large lot with ,garage: corner property, on
for future business; comfortable home now.
Price, $500.
N. C. Hines & Sons, Realtors,
1920 Lee Hwy CHI. 2440.
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SHOULD SELL TODAY.
$1,000 cASH-S75 PER MONTH.
800 OUINTANA PI. NV.

"a blocks to Sheridan Shopping center,
near schools, bus and car line: a detached
rooms and bath, beautiful long living room,
full basement and complete oil heating
garage; the interior has been put in the
finest condition and will please you nice
yards with full-growing shrubbery; price,
Sl3,500; If substantial cash is paid, ball
anCe can be in one trust RA 300
Evening star., 1944-03-12

IDEAL LOCATION.
NEAR ALL CONVENTENCES.
ON WHITTIER ST. NV.
A detached brick with fireplace in living
room. dining room. den and / bedroom
with fun bath on 1st floor: I'd floor has
} bedrooms, fun bath and storage room;
large recreation room with nlaid floor;
oil heat bullt-in garage. nice yard with
trees near shopping center schools and
transportation. Seen by appointment
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Heights-S13, $50.

4bedroom house with living room. din.
ing loom, breakfast room and kitchen
full basement: automatic gas heat: 2-cal
garage; level lot close to transportation
school and stores
OfHce omen TODAY ~
TELEPHONE OR. 1864.
W. c. a. A. N. Miller Development Co,
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NEAR CONN a. NEBR AYES

This fine brick home being offered for
the first time; lst floor, bedroom and bath.
studio living room. modern kitchen: .
master bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor:
Aforementioned heat, built-in garage: Of
fered with or without furniture. Call EN-.
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Near Calvin Coolidge High

Det, brick, less than 3 yrs old: Is rooms
and bath, recreation room with extra
shower bath. oil &C. ht open fireplace
shopping center; vacant; price, $4,000
To lnsln1HrtTn, praIrvv" .eSo>-I,.. :. a,lel AID
Ely h22 4NSs'
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NEAR 5th AND OGLETHORPE SITS. NV.
This beautiful home has an open fire.
place in living room, side screened porch,
large den or sun parlor, one of the finest
and latest kitchens with lovely breakfast
and tile bath; basement has toilet, laundry
trays coal hot-water heat and garage;
house interior Just redecorated; price.
$3.50: seen only by appointment. Mr..
STROUP. RA S700
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62O5 LANDOvER RID. CHEvERLY, MD.
$3.50.
broom, 2-story home. living room, din
ing room, modern kitchen; 2 bedrooms and
bath 2nd floor: oil heat, has been COM
pletely reconditioned. Liberal terms to
responsible purchaser Brokers' attention.
E. M. FRY, INC,
-o.n ,r,;..zu..- A.. y1yT eSAo
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NEARLY NEW. POSSESSION
dining room, modern kitchen equipped
with S-ft. gas refrigerator, gas heat large
dry basement, screened porch. open fire.
place. large yard. fenced: high elevation
convenient to stores schools and buses;
price. SS,950. Call Mr. Fields, 81. 6944
ALMOST NEW, ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
center-han dwelling, Just 3 blocks UP the
hill from the Shoreham and Wardman
Park Hotels. Lavatory and den on first
floor. 3 bedrooms and , baths on 2nd
op eoTFer ste sb S'o5See 6vee a So ExcTe0 o
ground and over 200 It. on street front
age. Concrete, side porch, all screened:
overlooks Cleveland ave, u square away.
| Open Sun. II to Is or other days by
appointment. Call Mr.. Carpenter. Being
sold for estate and possession can be
given with deed.
2SOl 3lst ST NV
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. INC,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Mary LEIGH HUGHES Honored

MRS HUMPHREYS SPRINGSTUN. yesterday gave lingerie
shower and 80 her home Berkshire road
Crosse Ponte tor brdeeect Mary Leigh Hughes
Mrs Lloyd Hughes mother OF the bride-eect and Mrs
Kenneth Draper mother Of the brdgroomelect Kneeand WEIGH
assisted IN receiving
knccandS sister Julia Mary Legh's five
Mrs John d Kennedy Mrs Harry WATSON Carol McFadden.
Patricia Ludngon and Nancy Ludngton the bridesmaid
assisted about the
In the center of the tea table which was laid with white
lace and embroidery cloth pink there grouping
q small fgurine representing wedding party 49,.
The bride carried shower bouquet of white flowers
l@ 4eReaH> bouquets of pink flowers which matched
their picture hats and SasheS
Taking pouring of Mary Legh'S auntS
Mrs Guy Ludugon and Mrs Ivan Ludngon also Mrs. Harold
Hastings Mrs Raymond II Berry. Mrs Sterling Sanford Mrs.
Frank J-ehbcr Mrs Edmond tanavan and Mrs. Robert T.
Hughes
Among the other guests were Mrs Robert Pulfer Mrs
Edgar Mrs Robert Henke Betty Mrs Leroy Nande-
>cc Mrs Roy De Hart. Mrs Roger V. Walker Mrs. Alfred
Whitaker Mrs G. William Palmer Mrs. Warren Cookse Mrs
William IIazl Elise MarSchner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
A. Donovan Fausts
Leave for Chicago

MIR. AND MRS. A, DONO-
VAN FAUST left for Chicago,
following their recent marriage
in the jefferson Avenue Presby-
terrain Church.
Mrs. Faust was Hannah lSa-
belle Wheeler, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Marcus d. Jameson Of
Lakewood Blvd, and the bride
groom is the son of MIR. and
Mrs. Glenn L. Faust of Elwood,
Ind.
Mrs. Leroy Allen was matron
ofyhonor and the bridesmaids
were Mrs. Leonard Hartman,
and Miss Viola Parker. Miss
Joyce Hartman was junior
bridesmaid.
Harry +. Heilmann was best
man and the usherS were Peter
Lucas. and Milton Guion
A reception was held at the
Whittier Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Flowers. Vegetable Stocks Swell

VEGETABLES AND flowers beng sent from all the big
.fI,eU, Crosse Ponte
Mrs Frederick C. chairman Of the flower table
Mrs Frederick w Campbell, Mrs John S.
,DUgiIN Ms benjamin Warren Mrs Sidney T. Miller Mrs.
Charles Grouse AS Lynn McNaughton Mrs Harold Baker
Ans Wood Williams, Mrs. John V. Redfed and Mrs Hiram
The market will be held rain shine according to
Airs Wilson Mills
Is inc day he the lawn in front of the
will be inside" said Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Seek lnstrumentaIists

JULIUS CHAJES. director of
music at the Jewish Community
Center. announces that instru-
mentaliSts will be accepted as
members OF the Center Symphony
Orchestra, which will start its
activities at HAS a. m. Oct. Is.
There is no age limit. and no fee
is required
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Virginia Olsen,
Guest, Return
ID d Spellman

MISS VIRGINIA OLSEN,
daughter of Mrs. Virginia Roy
Olsen of Fairfield avenue, has
returned from a two months
stay in Santa Monica. Cal.
where she was the house guest
of Miss Ruth Natow Miss Natow
returned 10 Detroit with Miss
Olsen and will remain for SIN
weeks as her guest after which
they both will Join the WAVES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Paper Drive Planned
In Alter Road Area

Boy School Troop 274 will
gather waste paper in the Alter
road to LakcvlcW area Oct. IA.
The proceeds will be used for a
camping fund and to purchase in
valid chairs for Percy Jones Hos
pital.
Douglas Thompson, ScoutmaS-
ter. has asked that residents have
their waste paper and magazines
bundled and placed at the curb,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Minnesota U. Club

THE UNIVERSITY OF MIN.
NESOTA WOMEN'S CLUB OF
DETROIT will hold its opening
meeting at 1880 p. m. on Friday
in the Champagne Room of the
Penobscot Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
q II MA HNJ Al with
/ VI ~ CSUo4aA/te,7
with

STUNNING IN black dress with touches OF shocking
pink u,o, Helene Nichols who Saturday, viii be married
to r aeaefed yesterday Al tea given by Mrs
Jan,s B Nt5bcJ Jr -.
lh rehearsal VIII bc given tonight at the Country
Clu1 49,. oy and Mas stephen Briggs of Gaesburg Ill
u.oi ...I-ln-itN and , of the brde-eIect
And before, the dinner and brother-in-law
Ee.rd tna,Nood Boston viii entertain at cocktails
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Autumn Market Saturday

AIRS. HENRY FORD has had replica made OF roadside
-t..a s. sending the Girls Friendly SoceiyS
market be- held from 10 p M SATURDAY, at
Christ Church Chapel Crosse Pointe
hc offered sale vegetables from the Ford garden
and other things donated by Mrs Ford
furnishing pony also which the children viii
..,.n ld,> much per ride
tI, Thomas Wohhcr is charge the chldrens
assisted hy Mrs. Ernest DaNi, and Mrs Selden
Ity.tst1a.l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

and Airs s =. Kutzcn. 1t kui-
zen is stationed at Quantco.
Va. ut the reserve officers
school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Ii. KKufzenExpeeted Home forHeek-end

1T. JEROME KUTZEN.
USING. will arrive by plane from
Washington D. c. 10 spend the
weekend with his parents. Nh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
District Nursing Society Meets

BECAUSE MRS. BRUCE HOWARD is such charming
The OF the District Nursing Society
held yesterday her house T. Jefferson avenue Crosse
lnfe seemed just like party
Members ScWcd for Bay Court the vacation spot for
r privileged mothers and babies at New Baltimore which is
by while they heard of the great
of work done this by the D. v ~ for this pet
project
Mis- Russell Dexter presided and Miss Mary Mason was
-ettag secretary
After the meeting luncheon served
Mrs. Theodore II Hodges a brown and tan
checked suit and high hat OF matching material trimmed with
peacock blue groSGain ribbon poured tea and Mrs Rufus
Clark equally purple suit and matching hat
poured coffee
Others who turned for the meeting SAlNan
Nacauey Mrs PilSbury Wells from Windsor
Mrs c Henry IIecker Mrs Ernest Brer Mrs. William b. Can
hcd Mrs Charles DelbridGc Mrs Lynn McNaughton Mrs Roy
y Mcclure Mrs Harry w Paggemeyer Mrs Wallace Mackenzie
Mrs Albert A. Gr1hS Mrs William Davidson Mrs. Chauncey
tUEgS Mrs Norman McGinny Mrs Muir Dufed Mrs Prewitt
Senne Mrs Henry l.. Newman and Mrs Donald Van Zle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

Order Zoe United States War
Savings stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them To your home.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-29

in the west addition. Rev.
Hopes is moderator of the Reed
vile and Big Creek District, and
Mrs. Hopes is president of the
Watson District Woman's Asso-
citation. We extend them hearty
welcome. Miss Ceaphus Till
man went to Helena Saturday to
carry her cousins Harriet Alex
ander and Leola Alexander to
spend the holidays with their par
ents. Bro. G. p. Packars is on
the isck list with an eye injury.
Pfc. Johnnie C. Wilson of Fl.
Benning, Ga, and a Mrs. jose
phine Wilson are visiting Mrs.
Julia JONES'. Mrs. V. Baker and
Mary Irene Willis of Oceola are
visiting Mrs. Willie Mae and Mrs.
Jones. =. Mrs. Mary Reed has been
visiting in Eudora recently. :.
John T. Robinson returned from
Detroit, Mich. Sunday. Mrs.
Elvia Robinson is spending the
holidays in Oklahoma. Prof.
w. B. Whites children and grand
children are visiting him. Miss
Grace N. White is member Of the
school faculty at Crossett. Mr..
and Mrs. F. Spann's daughter is
visiting them from Pine Bluff,
Mrs. 0. Restee Taylor. From
school for the holidays are as
follows: Moree Ware, Betty J.
Ware, Bernice Shackelford, East
er M. Hopes, Josephine Mays. Bea-
trice Thomas, Joyce T. Mitchell,
A. l.. Perry, C. w. Norman, Y.
w. Williams, Edward Williams,
ODDS Harris, Vivian Webb, Pau
line Webb Miss Hollinshed, Beat
rice Sanders, and Atlas Davis, Miss
Carlis Mays, a national represen-
tative of honor is visiting her
mother and other relatives.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-29
Urban League
News Item

Through donations and sub
scriptions S22S.00 was raised for
the Good Fellows Christmas Fund
under the sponsorship of the ur-
ban League and the craftsmanship
of Mrs. +. NJ. Wallace. The fol-
lowing is the list of contributors:
AppamotaX Club, $1,000; Wes-
ley Chapel, $1,000; Arch Street
Church, $11.0S; Social Workers
Organization, S11.00; st. Johns
Baptist Church, $11.00; Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, $1,000; 1st Bap-
fist Church calhoun ST. $S,45;
Cross ST. Christian church, $500;
LIST Baptist, 7th and Gaines, 6,67;
LIST Baptist, Highland Park, So;
Capitol Hill PTA, $500: City
Federation, $500; Dunbar PTA,
$500; Gibbs PTA, $500; Ladiec
Auxiliary, $500; PTA Council,
$500, Sunshine Charity Club,
$500: South End PTA. $500;
1st Congregational, s3,25, A. X.
A. Sorority, $500; Gibbs PTA
$500; Provident Relief Club,
$500; Stephens PTA, $500; "21
Night Hawks, $500; White Me-
mortal Chapel, $3.50; Ada Chap
ter No. 4, $500; Coleman's AME
Zion, $500; Frances Harper
Club, 5000; Gospel Temple, 81,
Letter Carriers Auxiliary, $2.00;
Phyllis Wheatley Club, $2.00;
Miles Chapel, $3.50; Alpha Art
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-29
Monday, Jan. 1, in

ing her neiee, Mrs. M. l.. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Robertson at
tended the funeral services of
their brotber-in-law, Rev. d. d.
Nelson of North Little Rock. :.
Miss Thelma Rally, Miss Opha
Lee Gardner and Miss Bette l..
and Mary Lue Hammock have re-
turned home from Dermott, Ark,
where they were attending school.
Miss Erma Lamb is here from Hot
Springs where she attended
school. Erma is spending Xmas
with her mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. Lamb Sr. Ellard
Lamb sr. has returned home from
Portland Oregon. Mrs. d. Ross
is here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Cane Simmons from Van
Couver, Wash. Miss Edna Bell