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Evening star., 1944-09-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARKING LOT. downtown-This is a very
ne sns 1T busnsss 5s immediate m ACTION reauired
INTERESTED in business and investment
opportunities of all kinds. MCGEE. Real
Estate and Business Broker. ea7 18th St.,
PARKING LoT FOR RENT. S75. Roomins
aSsse asss for sale $1,000. BEHREND;; VA
DRY CLEANING PLANT wanted to buy or
cspacty. HENRY sERNHARpT SH9 sfdpssf 5s4 Jan sro
GARaGE eu age Bf5R0rs foR Iii Ms
bnr,nssx 5unt5s for veteran TO- establish own
RESTAURANT MAN with 20 years expert
ence, sober, industrious and congenial.
do seeks etge with
small establishment: strict discretion ac-
;orded and desired; Al references: BOX
t1NcHEoNErrE 1ts;c as and soda fountain. is hear
next o SC snd Gs m stores Wssh neD
e@DoSes 9pen Clear about to ss"oo no yesry
statement available: well equipped; price,
BOB srRs HohANp Ser sW Rxesye 5sn gSo
LUNCHEONETTE, drug sundries and SOFA
fountain adjoining theater. doing S4 900
$500 cash required. MR.. THRIFT. 1909
sMALh ISf; fyRsisalSss NAi shta STORE yanteam7
sToRE FOR sHIE General f4 grocery store
at Muirkirk. Md: large lot; on B; & o
$500; implements Frigidaire, scale safe
add machine. typewriter oil tanks 600
5as s. jones' ifss req tFaff
If. NOT ENGAGED on defense work. better
buy business now and save money. B.
BAUM, Broker. RA. zoos, evenings ia.
DRUGSTORE doing 5000 day. wanted i'm
mediately by pharmacist, discharged from
aTrENTfoN, AZ isSYlfe SA vkrEsaNsBe independent
If you are qualified and want to get into
business for yourself, can help you. MR.
STEWART, broker. 1900 You st. NV. DU
DRUGSTORE, corner, well-stocked; good
equipment; over 1.ooo;1sa dao ncoT SPACE; t
is one Of the best values in the city. See
MR.: STEWART, broker, 1900 You st. NV
or call DU. 0300 for appointment to see
DRUGsToRE: iisi corner: busy intersection;
Ssles' sloo dsily Dc HGo rent sl25' incl uti
party. part MIR Mr.. STEWART, Broker. DU. osoo
BEAUTIFUL; MODERN s-RM. AEE.. with
income: y blk. from Thomas Cifcle; ele-
HGM Tai6T sesyss Silver TsR sSs SS 10TH Rrssd &C. TO is
1854
BROKERS, cooperation invited on any
Of my adyertisemsnts appearing in this
column MeGEE and
BUSINESS PROBLEMS are usually solvable.
Broker. s27 18th st. Ma. 4244
WHAT BUSINESS do you want to buy or
i .a ws SS.ess ms asp scS for sa
sh' i5sh I. ''eiss "a. ''n' sss4. ana Broker SS'
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PERSONAL
WATCH REPAIRING. .

WATCH REARING, = to 4 days service
Watehmaker on premises for prompt at
snen n'rn s9sks FeefSfa chSER
BETTER HEALTH sTtDio.. II Colds and
Chronic .nn,a Pains pains treated Trained nurse,
) i. bss ;6H FHiss r.
HAVE FUN at the dances given BY the
Circle Club: Call FIR. O59O. "a pm oc5'
HAVE BABY PHOTOGRAPHED at home by
HEMoRRHOIDs eradicated BY nv own
method. Results, effective for a life
Llme or money back. Write Tor booklet. No.
DR. DR. ioSs v j Johnson "a dentist mist Falls. teeth
Tepaired while you wait Room 6O2
Westory Bids, sos 14tb NV.
PHONE ~ SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Misi
ALLESCRssT SCHOOL, day and boarding.
Powhaian St, AIRING ston. Gil. ,5s99.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
heart asthma, rheuma tism. arthritis.
nervousness piles. colds, flu or other all
ments. also relief for aching. swollen feet
Lady naturopsthic DOCTOR. 20 years ex-
e You NEED BARBER SERVICE at your
GE.. 95Os: ewes and sun, WA s42l.
ATTENTION-Reside of Lyndale Sc.
interested in Avon Products. call FIR.
EXPERIENCED lady driver will chauffeur
car owner in exchange for occasional use
SEVERAL VACANCIES in Martins Nursing
Home. Cancer cases accepted. OR. 1929.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN Gent,

NURSE, practical, colored. desires baby
SussE sifsaE -G6vERNIss GGo6vEaRSNhIss wi.h.. position with
ehi.susn; chss,sn; ys.'s and ovsr' excellent .sf
SRGANisT. church. . years. experience
fERsoSSEE Pni S5sS asfaSiG MANAGER OR ASST. Previ-
@ known 1prasne mfs. COS. pR. b. % as well % as iessI
and statistical training. All phases:
cost tesruins wage
supervisory training. methods, counseling,
etc. Guarantee cost reduction and better
personnel. Age "a. Salary open. Box
PRAcTiCAL NURSE. colored, will work
reasonable: day or night. Call Ludlow
PRACTICAL NURSE for elderly people;
$35 per week: live in; doctors reference.
fRAcTiCAi al NURSE, experienced. will give
home. Mondays through Saturdays, s12
EFsIpEANqp EfsN Aq MasAGER. aS apartment Ii. pi..s-
SECRETARY desires temporary employ
ment Yst lastins asa to approximstey Oct, DI
sser. desires position With established
s'1s %s MISS suuSe Ii vSscE sSS sssh H
Sc as%!sSf Il Wants ypns to ss' %
nS%s WIZ shsDherd ss for 14TS TSrk and rf!S a
Tying. Ming accts., gen. ONCE and
SUPERVISORY Z years, exp. Must be perm
sslary' ssny' ssa s45. Available Sept. l5. Box
e allied duties; fully experienced. Box
SSlS yogSe sies iheAsDY wishes position with ~ re-
od.e Of chilares l., city or out Of town knev!,
references. Box o47-H, star 14s
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, neat reliable, colored. would like
Job morning OF evening. in once. to clean
or o,E small ca, via1r hrs Ssy SUNDAY
GIRL. colored, wishes work, g.hw.. light
laundry. cook; $50 wk. DI. 1881 after
GIRL, coIored, wants days work. sh.w.:
8 and carfare.. Call HI. 1861.
GIRL, colored. desires cooking and house.
T9 Tork i n h small adult family: no laundry.
GIRL, eolored; age u. wishes to take car.
Of children. after school. Ii. 1894.
GIRL colored. wishes laundry only. AID
GIRL, eolored:' desires r.hw. from till
sdus sts dinns ssn. sy days se yeek x.e Laundry
GIRLS. .. colored' experienced. want jot
as waitress maid in store or as salesgirl
GIRL, colored. days work, 81 and carfare
Write MRS; F. BOYD, l4ll Corcoran st
HoUsEWoRKER, colored, exper wishes
LAUNDREssEs ~, wish days lays work: 'l ex-
LAUNDRESS. experienced: curtains anc
bachelor, work nicely done called for anc
delimered: reference AID s979
MAN, colored;, married. . small children
very quiet will take care Of small apt, for
S9sFtsIs; NJ eIs4 must work out; Govt emDloye'
WOMAN. colored. wishes daywork. or part
time. HO. 113S
WOMAN. colored, wants perm. Job. s.hw..
512 days, 10 am. to z pm: adult family
in apt Phone Dupont O539 until pm .
WOMAN. neat colored, good cook. for
adult family; 90 home nights: best refer
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DIRlEssMAKING, designing: remodeling
Irving st. nv Apt 4. Adams 223s
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY-BOOKKEE
flrm's representative; varied experience
thor9psh he knowledge contracting. Boz
EXPER STENO SERVICES after pm
offered in exchange for nice room, home
privileges. or on hourly basis. Dictatior
FASHION MODEL. experienced. well train.
ed; Call co. .7744. Apt. 1O7 East.
GIRL, colored, reliable. wants nightwork
as waitress, or countergirl. DI. O466
after 4.
GIRL, colored. neat, wants elevator Job in
once building; no Sundays; have permit
HO. 1868. 13s
HOUSEKEEPER, white. to take care of apt
and three. children: must live in State
salary and references. Box 212-H, Star
rAny. vh,,. ..tt,.s .n,..s 49,. IL, III =.
With lonely yoman in exchange for room.
NURsE-CoMfANION, experienced. refined
239-H, Star. 13s
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS. remodelins, repairs. new
kssPsESss xssRsaos sibso Hb sts soen.. rock WOOL
SUPPLY q EaufPMENT Co. i7s7 p. ave.
nnaws nws Warehouse At 7th and T ne. pI.
CoMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - Prompt
estimates for any type OF work. special list
IN storm sash. asbestos siding and roofing
20s Ems Emerson st. NV. RA. 429S: evenings
MoDEkSS CONTRACTING corr. All kind.
concrete work and general contractor. Est.
fhooRsMYes e,senena vs Clean, bleach. ini.h.
ooR Res5 co iSs soh so0n ao'Ts m fS
ems 'Sss.s. sssss a9et saettRrFY rIsYp0fsiad ao
MmSe HS@. 8sSss: dua
'SSfMRsssns2s''If roonn.. siding. storm
sssaza iSss SSs:a ~! I'm.
e; @'Ssi;f 4; sss si:; ssss
ing, insulation; combination storm sash
MoDEsNfzE asa5 L w ious ii aoMG ssHo poreh.. In
closed. recreation rooms built, attics nm
snsd as Insn sns ere5 ad1e ei IA
ssTa Get fsf
tdl COUtTHCtDIs. 0E. HOOl
PAINTING AND DECORATING, 40 years
at making homes brighter; now is the time
to protect your roofs with coat of paint
our rates are very reasonable for the type
Il E6o4s EucAs as! ss
MoDEks,zHkH n DH e. YoTa esaa HOME and add .ddl.
tional income Attics made into rooms
basement rooms finished. .porches in
closed: concrete work. plumbing, decorat.
ing. asbestos siding and roofing and gen
eral house repairs: Get our free esti.
mates: small monthly payments. TABOR
HOME RENOVATING, INC, 1920 Irvinl
st: NV Adams 1900.
REMODELING Of homes, stores and res
tsurants: Is yrs exp: estimates. RAY
STORM SASH, remodeline, repairs: con
tractor for all home improvements: "a
hour service. A. e. WOOLBERT. AID
l6I5S 49,
DEAL WITH a reliable nrm. We do pa
pering. painting. carpentry work shingl,
and Stag roofing. asbestos siding. weather
stripping. screening. storm windows ane ane
FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., 9l5 New
York ave NV. MA 7416. 15'
Evening star., 1944-09-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

now forming Besinners' and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping
comptometer, all secretarial subjects Est
u yrs. Accredited INQUIRE now, MA
233s. BOYD SCHOOL, 1883 F ST. tOpp
Capitol TheaterN
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able on Cubs, Taylorcrafts and Wacos,
o-330 horsepower ratings at CONGRESSIONAL
Airport. out Wisconsin ave on Route 24O
between Bethesda and Rockville, Nd Take
Rockville bus at District line Phones,
Oliver SssS and Kensington 555
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA-Study al home
Prepares for collese or business All texts
furnished. Write for free booklet H. to-
day. AMERICAN SCHOOL. 1879 Com
mercial Trust Bldg Phila .. Pa
SPANISH, native teacher. converse tional
method; beginners, advanced students:
small groups. Senor Ramos. Republic 3OT6
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced I'd
teacher; besinners. review, speed dictation
private lessons. moderate rates. DU. "a.S,
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BUSINESS.

TEACHERs-Last-min calls at good
204 Colorado Bldg. 14th and G.
TEACHERS-Many last-minute calls from
private and public schools. Excellent op.
portunities. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY
204 Colorado BLDG. 14th and G.
TEACHERS. clerks. receptlens. select DO
sitions No charge unless placed: TOP sal.
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
tEsE I yrsD 1871 G. st MA. 21l4
STENOGRAPHERS - Vacation openings
stenog. legal $50: teletype opers., S3s
wk.; Spanish typist. $50 mo: lab tech
nicisn. SlT5; messengers white. h. $
grad. under 30 Sl20. bookkeeper full
charse, $50 vk Always new openings
SldssI agency in D C, Est. - yrs
BOYD'S lR2H 2 MA N32S
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sUsihEss OPPORTUNITIES te.s.. /,

REsTAURANT, "c' ijauor license guar
enteed . money maker; low rent, Ions
lease; seven employees viii stand strici
cheek; no h1:t t$l7'S9 $4,000 sssh. bal terms:
WHOLESALE, retail or any legitimate en-
terprise-Will purchase or aflliate with
same: 20 yrs business experience. Box
COMPLETELY equipped elec. appliance
shop and business. Write J. 8. SHIMA,
24l4 l4th st. nv, for Information.
Evening star., 1944-09-12
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

CoLORED COUPLE. both working a
night, would like few hours work daily fol
living quarters. Call LII 1892 l2s
Evening star., 1944-09-12

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly, factory-trained mechanics.
Machines purehaSsd. Inquire RE; 2s2s'
APPLIANCES-Electric fans, fixtures, ra-
dos, washing machines. refrieerators. sold
and repaired: wiring for light and power.
Live Wire, 1243 H st. ne. FIR. 5000. H.
AWNINGS. heavy and light canvas re-
PRoCTER co. 224 seaton court NV
BRICK VENEER, garage. porch cinder
block, fireplace, chlmneys, retaining wall.
VICTOR, SP. ORO3 IA
BRICKWORK, chimneys, freplaces, retain
ing walls, piers. walks. waterproofine all
M repairs, For estimates call after ..
CARPENTER, general repairs and paint
ing: also cement work. Trinidad 0563.
Evening star., 1944-09-12

liktOu.
cloth coat with new fur trimming. AMI
s4sKis ESss; ss.nsf ssh And NJ; nv
stor hot-water and hot air. furnaces, in
stock for immediate installation; no dovr
ER asSE 5s%a {Ees G RA $3.50 PeH
FURN1TuRRAa-pc 1jai veneer b. r. suite s-pc
Lying room suite & $500 or best ofter ..od
s5i 70 sss:4: !sfs sEsshs.: III. a
FuRNITuRE; FUR, 5Is, eomplsts % new new set LYING
RsRS G HsaTt tIss after SsS
play pens. bunk BEDS, masasine racks. gate.
es aaSf tape shars bRS
brand-new living room suites and factory
rebuilt studios with si-sprinE constrnc
aoo oo SesVay Seds With beds sso nes sets HOLY
springs. ss4 IS, complete with 1907 iei S,
mattress; large selection of household fur
siS easy sDTa terms on ATIAs NJ. PuRsi Rsi
daily to I pm, Thursday to . p.m.
FURNITURE. high quality, BY nationall,
5 preWsq no
room and dining room suites, and . large
selection select Of OCCASIONAL ;a, 4 pieces. %1esr %
STEIN. 1920 and 1923 9TH st. NV.
FURNITURE-2 console radios. 4-postel
single bed, complete; lamps. summer rug
After 8, 446 Emerson NV.
FURN., all kinds: wardrobe, iceboxes. ga
range; new and recond: I. c. FURNITURE
STOVE CO., 1853 H st. ne, TR. 1882
FURNITURE-2 dining chairs, i uphol
stored rocMer, / inner-spring single mat
tress. Call GL. 1902.
FURNITURE-Bedroom suite 6-piece. i'm,
crotched mahogany, double bed, excellen
inner-sprin mattress. Governor Winthrop
secretary desk, studio couch, cherry ches
with matching tables, mahogany lamT
table. Phone EN-. O661.
FURNITURE 7-piece walnut bedroom
suite, knotty pine double bed, matching
vanity. odd chest. metal single bed. al
beds with bog SPRINGS and inner-sprin
bles: rugs. lamps, console RADIO. Sell seps
sss sts' .Ssss. os a. sses sep co ss
FURNITURE-Twin beds, dresser chairs
lamps, tables, etc. Apt. i97, s92e Easter, astsIs,
after pm. 13s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11

A loose powder compact with
4-inoh puff and a 4-inch mir
TOR which forms the base OF
the pouch "a big cN0r
gilt for little - =
money ~. n
Evening star., 1944-06-14

phi" which means "both kinds"
and 'bios," meaning 'life," hence,
able to live both in the water and
on the land.
Since there are no such combin-
ing forms as "triphi-" and "phibi-
ous," the word "triphibous" has no
meaning whatever.
A hybrid Of Latin and Greek
might designate "all elements ts"-the
Latin omni, all" plus the Greek
bios, thus-omnibious, pronounced
m-NIB-ee-uss.
But "triphibious"? AS Archie
says: Perish forbid"
For free copy of my pamphlet which
gives simples rules for pronouncins French,
send q stamped, Scent, seH-addressed en-
yelope to Frank Colmy. in care Of The
Evening Star. Ask for French Rules Pom
phlet.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1944-06-14

upholstered chairs and sofas, began
to fasten ornamental tides here and
there to absorb the overflow of Ma
CAESAR, or hair oil.
Hence the name anti Opposing
or preventing) mascassar (oil used
on the hair.
Correct pronunciation: An-tee-
muh-KASS'er.
Howlers in High Places.
From Washington column
Never in modern times, perhaps,
has a triphibious force faced its
fateful test"
AT first glance "triphibious"
seems to be proper companion of
the word amphibious. But when we
take this latter word apart, we find
that it is not formed from am"
plus "phibious." 1t is from am
Evening star., 1944-06-14
THE EVENING STAR

1te for correction that day.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
T axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
How Did 1t Start?

@. Do you know why chair tides
happened to become known by so
formidable a name as antimacas-
sars?
A. The word is a tribute to
masculine vanity of the 18th and
10Th centuries. The .well-dressed
blade of those swashbuckling days
plastered his hair with various
scented and viscid oils (even bears
grease), the most highly favored
of which. in elegant circles, was
Macassar Oil, believed to be an ex-
ceilent hair restorer.
Housewives of the day, In dis
may at the heavy larding of their
Evening star., 1944-06-14

| SHADIER
Letter-Out for q vegetable.
GKUMBLE /
Letter Out and it's from the. forests

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter In the last column opposite
the word from which you have removed
it. If you have 'Lettered-Out" correctly,
you make.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
ON THE AIR TODAY.

WMAL, 8:30-Mona PauIee. mezzo.s soprano,
Is guest soloist Of Sunset Symphony with Stan
Icy ChappIe conducting.
WWN, 8:30-The Washington Senators
versus New York. night baseball game from
Griffith Stadium.
WRc, 9:00-lana Turner, guest on Sinaira's
last program for the season.
Evening star., 1944-06-14

WMAl, 9:30-WilI 0sborne's Orchestra.
WRc, 9:30-"Ihe Case Of the Invasion
SwindIe' uncovered by the D. A.
WT0P, :00-SeIeetons from the works
Of Verdi. Dean Jaeger reads Thomas carpen.
ier's "ReyeiIle.'
WMAl, 10:30-Kaiina Pdxinou and Edward
Arnold. quests.
Evening star., 1944-06-14

WT0P. i0:30-Bno Crosby sings for the
Fifth War Loan Drvs. and Charles Boyer speaks
in eommemoration Of French Resistance Day.
VOL. t0:30-KodaIys "lnfermeuo," Tath.
aikowskYs Sweet Dreams" NendeIssohn's
"FineaI Gave" and Bohm's "cavaiina."
Wc. t:30-Aeiress Grace George Stars In
Somerset Maugham's The Circle"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Attend Graduation

Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert L. Big
krs of Old Salem court left
Monday for New York where
they will meet their daughter,
Peggy Codd, who attends Smith
College. Together they will go
to Norton. Conn. to attend COM
mencement week at Wheaton
College when Mrs. Hugh s.
Wagner cameron Biggerst will
graduate.
Mrs. T. Frank Hudgins and
Mrs. Hugh Baker OF Indian
spolis will arrive next Tuesday
10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. Whiting
Raymond OF Willitts street. Mrs.
Hudgins will remain with her
brother-in-lsw and sister for
the month OF June. Mrs Ray
mond will be hostess in honor
OF her guests at a tea June 2.
To Visit in East
Mrs. F. II. Mott Jr. and her
son, Dick. left Friday for
Hanover, n. H.. for q brief visit
with Douglas Mott, who Is sta
toned there.
Mrs. Ivor Williams Of Cleve-
land was the house guest over
the weekend OF MIR. and Mrs.
Charles II. Belts. Mohegan
drive.
Mrs. J. Arthur Evans OF
Clengary drive has just returned
from a months visit in Rich
mond. Va, and in Ardmore, Pa.
where she was house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tyson,
formerly Of Wing Lake.
DR.. Vernon b. kellett. head
master Of ST. James School of
Ja gerstown. Md, will be house
guest over this weekend OF
MIR. and Mrs. John w. Gillette
Jr. of Wing Lake. DR.. Kellett
will give the baccsluareate
sermon for the Cranbrook
Schools at Christ Church Gran
nook Sunday morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Pl an Mock
Convention

TO AROUSE interest in the
science OF government, to &C
quaint an ever-increasing group
with plans for world peace and,
finally. TO depict the workings
of a national political conven-
ton, are important functions Of
the School OF Government OF
Wayne County which Is COM
pleting It's fifth year. 1t was
founded by Mrs. WILDER M.
Brucker.
This nonpartisan group, vary
Ing in numbers from so TO 100
women. meets for study and
lectures once a month At the
YWCA.
High point in the years &C
tivities will be the mock politi-
cal convention TO be held in the
ballroom Of the Book-Cadillac
Hotel Wednesday. June IL at
7:30 n. m. The committee prom
ises that while IL will be highly
Informative II will also be hila-
riouS entertainment.
In addition 10 carrying out
the nominating procedure quite
in the manner OF a regular con-
vention. there will be special
entertainment, noise makers
anc an orchestra.
There will be delegates. ma
tional committee women from
the different states mock ones
OF coourse) and a keynoter---
Mrs. Richard Forsyth. Several
nominating speeches will add
IN the excitment-and IL is
hispered that there may be a
Dark horse.
Tickets are now on sale and
available TO any woman inter-
ested. from members Of the De-
troit Federation Of Womens
Clubs of which the School OF
Government is q member.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

Vinton Birch. Mrs. Howard
Farrell and Mrs. Fred
Johnson.
Mrs. Ralph Stone, Mrs. Will
liam c. Harry and Mrs. &. A.
.Newcomb Jr. were guests OF
Mrs. Charles Z. Buck at lunch
con and bridge on Wednesday.
Betty Hart and Mary Crubbs
were hostesses al a tea and
shower on Sunday for Barbara
Curtis, whose marriage 10 1t.
Bob Jones will take place
May 81.
Mrs. Ralph f. Yonker was
hostess TO her duplicate bridge
group at luncheon in her home
on Tuesday.
Honor Mrs. Frey
Mrs. Martin d. Archangeli
entertained a group OF friends
st luncheon Friday for Mrs.
Julian J. Frey. That same eve
ming Mr., and Mrs. Howard T.
Bennett entertained at dinner
for Mrs. Frey at Orchard Lake
Country Club. Mrs. Frey will
leave early in June TO join Mr..
Frey at Syosett. Long Island.
where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cameron
Moore OF Indianapolis arrived
Friday TO spend the weekend
with their daughter. Mrs. Paul
B. Hoffman OF Suffield road.
Mrs. Bruce Van DuSan will
60 East TO be present at the
graduation program AT Deer
field School June 7. She will be
accompanied by Mary Jean For
Syth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

MO NEED to worry about
~ even temporary scar
cities Of your favorite can
ned fruits and vegetables
next winter -IF you do
the smart thing now.
Put up all your family
will need next winter. Can
il NOW while fresh food is
abundant. You'll be killing
two birds with one stone
:. insuring an adequate,
healthful family diet, and
helping our war effort
which depends so heavily
on our food supplies.
But don't waste time,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Back From East

MRS. JOHN r. WENDT of
Marlborough road has just re-
turned from q weeks stay In
New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Birmingham Group
Continues -Af Mo.u
BIRMINGHAM. May u.

II.
THE best amateur show in the opinion of Clyde
continuing ut the Scarab Club this coming week where
birmingham Society Of Women Painters exhibiting oil paint
ngs and drawings Mrs. Thomas L. Thuber president of
The group and other officers include Etter Mrs j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
AIumnae Dinner
Set for Monday
SIGMA KAPPA ALUMNAE

SIGMA KAPPA ALUMNAE
Associations dinner meeting
will be held Monday night in
the home OF Janet Gullsnd in
Strathmore avenue. Annual re-
ports and election of officers will
highlight the meeting. Assisting
the hostess will be Mary Simp-
son and
n q Btrby William p Tyson
/. y. sehnsidsr p. n Doyle
Gamma Phi Bets's Alumnae
Association has elected the fol-
lowing new officers: Mrs. Will
liam Trip. president: Mrs. r.
+. Anslow. vice president; Mrs.
f. w. Neidig. recording secre-
tary: Mrs. Lea Carkin. corre-
spending secretary. and Alice
Camerer. treasurer.
The association will meet
Wednesday night in the home Of
Mrs. Ethelbert Spurrier in Ken
wood court. Mrs. Glen Gessell.
chairman OF the supper commit
tee. will be assisted by Mesdsmes
r. ~. Z. Anslow and Robert
Gall. Mrs. Mary Hugg OF the
American Society OF Friends
will he guest speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
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