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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-12-20
STRAND THEATRE

Friday night & Sat. Motinee.
"cODE OF THE PRAIRIE"
Featuring Smiley Burnette and
Sunset Carson.
TIL TELL THE WORLD"
Lee Tracy and Brenda Joyce
Saturday Night
GONE OUT FIGHTING"
Leo Gorcey and Huntz Hall
Monday g. Tuesday
THIRTY SECONDS OVER
TOKYO"
Spencer Tracy and Van johnson
Wednesday & Thursday
THE CORN is GREEN"
Bette Davis and John Dali
Evening star., 1945-03-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN desires booth. Will accept
o other 9II business ssreement. AD 6s07
in office or doctors office; some business
exp. HO. O3S0
HOUSEKEEPER-Room and board, 500
mo-. middle aged. experienced. Box 33S-K,
INCOMING telephone calls accepted for
re9Ilaable r9la business firms information. DU.
MANAGER, resident, apartment or room
erences. ia. 341S.
NURSE, colored, desires or 10 hrs. duty;
aoctors reference. Call Ii. 5071 any
oRGANIST. graduate of Oberlin Conserva-
tory OF Music, with adequate practical eX-
perlence, desires professional Protestant
church engagements.. Box 30S-K, Star. i
fake, also furnish trio for Cocktail lounge
PRACTICAL NURSE desires steady en-
ffy Nurse apS ds1reE Ss Ii nos6n 5d45
hospital or doctors office. Cali in person
or write Miss Bertha Marshall, 753 How
SECRETARY. .washingtonian, college grad
perience, desires position recurring eff
cheney and high personal qualities; $50
gk R9F R395k; st9r co,,.s. .xn. 80.
pable, responsible, CONSCIENTIOUS, light
bookkeeping, seeking postwar future. wo.
SEWING, SILK sll kings; BY 9Th the day; best ref
sTENOGRAPHER, fast and accurate de-
sires part-time work evenings; years eX-
perience in Government. Box 2s1-K, Star.
TYPIsT, general Office work. knowledge of
only available April i. CO. 922s. 3o' =,
evenings, taking care of children. Call
Evening star., 1945-03-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CONCESSION FRANCHISES Separate or
1ogetheD; 6ed e Leased xar, on perceIntase new
try club with added public Gnu playing laying
faculties; opens May 80; concessions still
syaiia6ie ,snno to right parties tear9om and
sporting goods and supplies; miniature
and 9th hole barbecue stand: Is minute
bus schedule; temporary club office during
RooMS 9s sk S5ge GfGse Mason ,I Hotel
S f ss RW RRRf oIyfEf EEs Rh0ns 1919 or
MID Rm d cham re- store Se0 buyers in Washing
ton until April 10 looking for Government
surplus. What have you? BOX 246:K
GROCERY. MEAT AND BEER; business,
ltshed corner; price, $500, $1,000 down,
2Ree; on ;.dEa tbs store must be sold this month.
RooMING HousE-This building is To-
bedrooms, s bal his. kitchen and dining
s and is eGDDsd on t to % Due
S37; 500 :, GRAHAM HALL; Realtors, vi
325o; Ewes. and Sun. call Mr.. schaefer,
[ woULD LIKE TO BUY good going
bus BbuslneSS' sSI haye $4,000 cash to inyyest,
farther for fooming or boarding house
Business lay gentisdmdsn silent or
MODERN 5 6Gs, % DOING feSe0 1856 weekly ttif basi.
ness. self-service; excellent fixtures and
long; reasonable lease .beautiful apt. avail
Sl7'5o6, plus stock ELLIS p. BLOCK,
efrY ch 94fsi REaITY III @f9s COMPANY offers you
money makers: cafe with liquor. mems
wear shop, infants wear, valet, grocery.
restaurants, etc 507 Z ST NV MA 0360.
SHOE KfraIR SHOP. COMPLETELY stocked.
fs,sSS1sis u55st a. Rx N ME 5sls !.
pee years 6fd t0T Ttb ffe Ffs 9Sm
aire and washing machine; will sell or will
fSxchanse SniIa no for 900 down % payment on small
INTERESTED in buying hardware business.
Ra TH R, any G, evening amo after r.s q
oSeE s.: 400 stock. sT This ISIS SIS ys monsy5
open on Sundays and holidays. Shown BY
app.ointment only. Call RE. $3.50. JAY
GAsoLiNE STATION. auto parts. tires
and tubes, paint, general repair business
Va, at intersection of main thorough
fares. Practically new brick bldg with
spacious living quarters on 2nd flr. Also
s6poAntc bLukS. 10 tcHdILt
~ acres with l56-ft. frontage. Low
taxes. Business records available. Price,
100000. Alexandria 1865.
26 ROOMS, baths good furniture; rent,
S325; income quoted over $500; corner
house. not far from Dupont Circle; ideal
for transents. Only $1,000 down.
Hurry"
Room and board guesthouse. Il rooms,
2 baths. / garage. oil heat, expensive fur
niture. rent. Sll5; income quoted $3.50.
real buy for $4,000. terms YOUNG &
PASTOR. MA. 24H5, 1929 Vermont NV.
Evening star., 1945-03-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont,

Nsb NsnS syD S6nytSsS tSouust
PAPER AANGING, this week only. So ana
nsrs: work guaranteed. Michigan 1918
E2lfSros * IfS sSs RR osss 'e!S:s SIS
no hao lSS zoe sPsiI 1TSslsphons 3 No s5Si 81.
sntssd; prempt service. Di, esss ~
sADo as Hunsss pIc.s si fi TSrf po spi5
SHOP 81 a,g Pm; Friday and SATURDAY..
S e. nSz 81 Esfa sSsssss. ssss 4
REFRIGERAToR rspaired all makes, guar;
kkERIGEk2TfoN kEffAIpRis. all makes; can
box parts on sand gu Sp e OLD
REFRIGERATION SERVICE, commercial
HowASp fRs aG~sssia scauRk No eass ss55
aooFfNG Quick Service: leaks. leaks slate. tile,
c sHfeThs os sDGsfns aE s ToE.
Mr. DsHipE sHE a ziss aae
SEWING ACCOMPLISHMENTS repairs
any make s,s,,ss Ad,HstinE and Cins 81
soMssco; p.stslst zSoo; ~, w.
oil and adjust any make machine. e9c
Famous New Home" sales and service
THS gng neo. eaLAts u soxAL eaoo sewing machines
USED CAMERAS oought and sold. PuL-
LER q d'ALBERT. INC. s15 10th ct. NV
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. csc. Up to
$ IT wide and IT: long. Have your blinds
sne msod ssand WasHoE II sgE H0sfEp saHpE
AWNING CO., 2021 nth NV DU 5000
YOU BREAK TIVE FIX IT, ALI me
chanical and electrical appliances Sc.
PIXIT CO. :3344 MINI ave. TR 3429
Evening star., 1945-03-30
PERSONAL Cont. !.

PERSONAL tCont.).
private ahs hss sad nssR MRS 'hsa II nffa a.
sWIss-AMERIcAN WATCHES. repaired, 8
to days service. clocks repaired, work
cRs S SRessi ar MR FL oh a.
iSiEfsn FAEfs cHjReHr aae DAY AZ aURsERY-chidren
fupteg % ea f1y . an cbnsas Ea %
ALEXANDRIA GOLF and tennis fans. one
week more to enroll; special full PLAYING
esxs eesioTitSy saturday pm SUNDAYS and FIJI.
now 81 and 81 s'g each month oaR' tplus hen daily
gorary once; GEORGE MASON vi HOTEL.
MiIIINEkY, i IREsryLNG. BLOCKING.
cleaning, trimming; fabrics. straws. felts,
WadIr mads 70 % order; exquisite samples IN stocks
so4oE hats. 1913 l4th NV. Open eve
HUSBANDS, WIVES. want. pep9 .osstrex os
tonic ,eGn tablets a,s pep up weak bodies lacking
FEisl sSs snly ss cents; A. ali dTusslsts
oTS oiSs sSsooil SSs ME AZ JNSssIEE ". HON
aiGHIY ISbi cuIT3aEp .3aq j. Ww;osMAN w;sys teache.
English, self-confidence, freedom from self
oT snsess p12se y0Ss culture dfaR plat
shiPc0VERs AND f 1kAPERiEs saiPf proiession- aae;
ally cut and tailored early appointment.
restricted clientene. MI. 1902. 81
DRESSMAKING, seamstress. MRS. WEAV-
Err. 207 Morgan st. NV. ME. 0452. Open
weekdays and nights: no Sundays. 81
DRESSMAKING STUDIO. centrally located
Formerly Of 5th ave-. New York. Eauipped
for prompt service Dresses: suits made
70 order Also restyline and alterations
NV Room 90 Phone EX 1909,
DIR H. w JOHNSON. dentist False teeth
repaired while you wait Room 602.
Westory Bldg 6y5 l4th NV
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50 ask for Miss
Wrig't. If YOU are in need of a loan up to
$500 on your ignature
BANISH FEAR & SELF-CONsCIOUsNES
talk fiuently W and convincinriy' con For % nriyate t
interview phone Ma 34SS
Ing nursery ss through sth srses no. lunch
ddIal at.snt9n art
w WAKE isE,,P UP BY pHoNEMThs original wake
Details after $3.50 pm. DE 5305. 31'
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
meet and strangers feel at home. For in
formation phone 9 to 9 pm. HO. 3469.
BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL has several
vacancies in grades 10 Art, music, riding.
swimming and all sports. HOWELL ACAD-
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in portrait and
press photography available for a limited
number of students Box 266-K, Star. %
Evening star., 1945-03-30
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly; factory-trained MECHANICS.
% osffns$ cHs Re1ffsfsa CORP 1naqGf Bond Ri Bde S2S
tnE days 9STsi BfRT aABBSRD Hf.Rf5 6o colo
APPLIANCES, refriseration. Washing ma
shTes hGgE ssTyice motor m S6as
81 sGTo s. Ie hEBtnr 'AT0hE nd sH
Plenty mechanics. BARSoCK's GARAGE,
AWNINGS, bass; canvas chairs, ,cots, ten
vas repairing. PROCTER CO., Elk. 9797
CARPENTER Temode,,Ing To9fins tI Gapinst7 St;
cakPfNERSG Tf1sfS 5Sdns and oSbns
contracted by competent union men. Falls
GhpfSh 1SiIM after PM Vienna a., 6sW
refrigeratoTs repaaired 5ll8tu1ress and floor
ELFCTRICAL WIRING, remodeling and re-
Communicat ton, alarm and signaling, sys;,
mechsnss S@i fseP Prompt nnd ssrvce y H. S
e .5 nRsT 5sRsfsa sSgses
ERATIoN SERVICE. CH. s4s4; nights
ELECTRiC Ell %rki WIRING fixtures extra out,
ESSs NJ 70 81 fsfo eAFz e s75s EoAD aous
LONG & STONE, RA. 57l7 or FIR. 4l033
FURNITURE REPAIR, cabinet. work; work
delivery. sTEART PERL1cH, F. c. 1911,
GENERAL CONTRACTING, carpentry;
storm sash; don't delay that repair Job any
us a call Chestnut 6S4s
HEATING, BOILERS AND SYSTEMS re-
Da6d spsced spee BY rsnea ON sdoed rad
ation or remodeling work. DAY ENGI-
NEERING CO., 140O Spring rd. NV. AID.
PLUMBING-we are especially equipped
to take care of your emergency plumbing
repairs promptly and efficiently; free esti-
ompea sVsa DhY BRos
NEER1NG CO., 1400 Spring I'd. NV. AID
PAINTING, papering. KEN -Toning, window
caulking and roof repairs Hobart 1929
Call HO 3461 after o'clock. ap4'
repairs; white MECHANICS; work guaranteed.
PAINTING, paper hanging, gen. contract
Mr. RIpENoUR. yi'f 10. SfS' 3i47 10 's'A'S'
PAINTING. PAPERlNG. plasterine. elec-
trical work; materials available; free esti-
D1 41o0. after ) pm FIR $500
PAINTING. PAPERING-Avoid spring rush
paint 1oWl Interior and exterior; 10
painters and 3 trucks: gen. repairs, founda-
tion to roof JACK R. TATE, EX S57l 12'
PAPERING, painting, plastering and floor
sanding; quality workmanship; white me-
PAINTING, PAPERiNG-F First class work,
manship. Work done Immediately. Call
PAINTING, PAPERiNG. plastering-For
that feeling of prewar efficiency, service,
enthusiasm and customer consideration,
let me do your work, I'll do the job and do
Ii we'll without giving you any OF the
alibis, hard-luck stories and trouble all too
often blamed on the war Efficiency is as
efficiency does, war or no war. Let me
prove it Call MR.. MALHOYT co. 1882. =
PAPERiNG AND PAINTING, Al work;
estimates free. Call MR.. BECKETT. DU.
4053.
Evening star., 1945-03-30
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS and new construction work,
al types: reasonable prices; expert me
sEaasfnYsr ofaEYr Rokk o7sS stone walls asssons
porches and walks. chimneys, freplaces
FocHviiie K MHAkiieHHdoio' nd Route f. H0rners lane
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best;
aying sandng pishinz Cleaning pa5
mo coNTRAcTIoSRs. INC. 1912 wiscon-
sin GENERAL fYs S0 SC0oNTRaacToR-oet repairing
and remodeling done now before spring
rush, estimates free. C. A. NEWELL.
HOME REMoDELING - Repairing, base
ment. to roof; for Individual attention and
pI1MBNG ANp HESTNG sa Srh e9se Ws
equipped to handle any size repair or re-
ENGINEERING CO. 400 Spring I'd. NV.
MoDEkNizE YOUR HoME-porches IN
closed. recreation rooms built, attics fn-
shd e01sTse noar6 ana 6rck work painting
anaed Get 81 tsf fsR5sf 5sEs
No YouR E HONE ne and add add
basement rooms finished ISa porches s' ineiosed
ssbestos sdns and 1oh roons and seners
Small monthly payments TABoR's HOME
RENoVAT1NG adcG CO.. 1920 Irving st. NV.
PAINTING. plastering. cement work. car
penter work and roofing at special prices
CONTRACTING CO,
Trinidad 1910 Ask for Mr. Willis. 81
PAINTING AND DECORATING. 40 years al
making homes brighter: unexcelled work
at reasonable rates For free estimates
Call RA $3.50 or GE sS63 after 5 80 pm
LUCAS. LUCAS q, LUCAS. s23 Emerson
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLAsTERING and
general repairs Electrical work Materials
available. Free estimates. White mechanics.
Prompt service Terms arranged HOUGH
BROS. CO.. D1. 41oo: after pm. FIR
REMODEL and modernize your home now;
terms: free estimates. NATIONAL install
LATION CO., 5502 Wisconsin ave. WI
1900.
ROOFING, asbestos siding. remodeling
terms, l-l5 years SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia l10s-1l13
Mem6e, I'M Home IMPROVEMENT Guild
IN VIRGiNIA-can PATTERsoN-GARD1-
NER CORP, Chestnut 1922; Johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding. insulation; storm win
dows. screens. heating. remodeling. Terms,
RUBEROID ROOFS. asbestos and brick
siding. balsam wool, hot-water heat;
monthly payment plan. MARYLAND ROOF
ING CO. Hyattsville. Md; WA. 1116.
JOHNS-MANFILLE roofing. siding. lnsula.
ton. storm sash; to 3 years to pay
GATES CONTRACTING CO.. OIL 2200
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP, HO. 4120; Johns-M
vile roofing. siding, insulation storm win
COWS. screens, heating, remoceling. Terms.
Evening star., 1945-03-30
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WOMAN tdriveD wants transportation,
private party. going California, April:
share expenses. MRS. RAGNA SoILING,
1928 M st. NV.
driving to st. Paul.
MINI, about April 90. will take woman
passenger all or part way. Share expenses.
References required and given. NO. 6647
evenings. l.
DRIVING TO Los Angeles, Calf. April g.
Can take passengers. References ex-
changed. AID. Zoo. i
Evening star., 1945-03-30
DOMESTIC
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time. tax returns. audits, Statements
PROMPT. reasonable. Shepherd 6564 81
ACCOUNTANT, experienced, young, draft
deferred now available; $40 week. Box
34S-K. Star l.
ACCOUNTANT T-BOOKKEEPER-N yrs
public accounting exp, books audited,
started, kept, tax reports; very reaS. SH.
1855
HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED serviceman.
college graduate solid business experience
and excellent references, desires position
with postwar future: no humdrum con-
Sidered Write Box 344-K,. Star. IL
perience available for part or full time
work. Call RIDDELL, ia. 1880. 3O'
LANDSCAPING, ground supervisor, BILE
RETIRED CARPENTER wishes Job as
watchman or. guard; best OF references.
LII. Rh2h; address All | 1th st. ne 30.
Evening star., 1945-03-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants days work. AT
1922
GIRL, colored excel worker, wants day
work, N. Arl. F. c.. s to 9 or $3.50; $3.50,
carfare Box 323-K. Star.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work.
NO
Evening star., 1945-03-30
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ACCOUNTING under 16 CPAs, quickly and
economically; CPA coaching; recognized.
Free booklet NE. 4171.
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing. bookkeeping,
comptometer all secretarial subjects. Est.
81 years accredited. Inquire now, MA
1898. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st. topp.
Capitol Theater)
Evening star., 1945-03-30
AVIATION.

aHh from am to 3sd NpIRohSN pm daiIS s1oen coa1
venient bus transportation. CONGRESS
S!ONAL AIRPORT. OIL. ssss.
AIRPLASE FLYING INSTRUCTION given
daily from Z am. to 7:30 pm. HYDE
Evening star., 1945-03-30
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHERS WANTED-Locai, private and
public schools; also large city on West
Coast; excellent salaries. ADAMS TEACH
ERS' AGENCY, Colorado Bldg, 14th and
G NV
ACCT. OFFICE MANAGER. 81, 600; peace
time future. sober, ambitious See Miss
Day tNA. 6059. $3.50. Est. II yrs
Dozens Of excellent openings. PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1871 G. next Epiphany Church
TEACHERS - Many excellent positions
listed, S1.5O0 to 81 600. BALTIMORE
TEACHERS AGENCY, 5l6 n. Charles ST.,
Baltimore-l. Md.
DOMESTIC.
CHAUFFEUR GARDENER, white or colored,
in Bethesda live out; good wages. DUN
HAMS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1861
Evening star., 1945-03-30
HELP MEN tcont.)

WANTED-Receiving clerk; permanent Do
sition with excellent working conditions at
country club; meals included. Call asst
AvIATI0N-MINpED YOUNG MEN, II to
20, draft exempt, neat ambitious, free to
travel with nationally known company.
New England. California, return; expenses
advanced: salary, bonus to start. See
MR.. kATES, Senate Hotel, 10I D ne
Evening star., 1945-03-30
PERSONAL.

RELIABLE WAKE-UP service. For info,
DIR. FREDA r. osTRow. 7oo2 Conn. ave.
Appt. Mon, Wed. and Fri, 10 to Z. WI.
"571. Physiotherapy treatments, So ca.
Evening star., 1945-03-30
HELP WOMEN.

WOULD YOU LIKE to help outfit Washing
tonians for Eastern We have vacancies
for salespeople to work part time In our
Easter apparel department. Many benefits.
Apply personnel ONCE, End floor, THE
HEIGHT CO., r st. at 18th.
Evening star., 1945-03-30

Continued on Next Page.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
How TO Nov
Your Lawn

HOW DO you NOW your
lawn? If you 20 back and
forth in straight rows. you will
find when you are done that
there are long rows OF grass
clippings left 10 show where you
have been. Many people object
10 this rather messy appearance
and therefore spend much time
and energy in raking up the
clippings so that the lawn looks
neat.
If, instead, they would push
the laWnmower round and
round IN a more or less circu-
lar track. they would find the
clippings much less conspicuous
and they could save the raking
time Clippings that are not
too long will work their way
down between the grass blades.
gradually deeompose-andad add
valuable organic matter TO the
soil.
Usually after the first cutting
OF the year. when clippings are
very long. II IS best 10 rake
them. They may shade or
smother new grass plants. When
the lawn IS cut regularly this
raking is neither necessary nor
advisable.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Guard Skin
From FreckIes

THIS is the season OF the year
Il when you must condition
your complexion against
freckles.
Keep il fabricated. Freckles
are caused by the rays Of the
sun that produce chemical
changes in the pigment of the
skin. The more oil that is used,
the weaker is the effect OF sun
beams.
Cream your face before you
fare forth 10 plant seeds. 10
cultivate or 10 harvest. When
coming In from exposure. cream
il again, removing atmospheric
dust, adding more cream. which
must be wiped away before you
get busy with your makeup.
After the face washing at
bedtime, rinse and dry apply a
lotion made by combining equal
portions OF peroxide and
strained lemon juice. Buy a
fresh bottle OF peroxide and
keep II in a dark closet. Apply
the mixture with piedgets of
cotton, let IL dry on. In the
morning rinse the face with
cold water. dry and apply q
little cream
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Start a Garden

Conserve energy; that, TOO, is
necessary. We give of ourselves.
of our essential life force. Of
personal energy in contacts OF
the day often exhauSting our
selves 10 no purpose. Keep clear
Of arguments. You cant con-
vince the other fellow that your
way OF thinking IS right. so
why try
If you aren't already a VIC
tory gardener. then start today,
even # II is late. Gardening is
the ideal occupation for soli-
tudc. II brings you close to the
steadying calm and quiet OF
nature. II makes YOU forget
lot OF things about which YOU
would rather not think. II offers
means OF relaxation even IL
IL does break your back and
ruin your lIly-white hands.
DiEiEihsisd uy kiaR Features sTnd ine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Keep Energy High;
Learn How to RsA,
BY HELEN JAMESON

been devastating 10 the appear
ance OF American women. We
see a change in the woman in
the looking glass, in the faces
of our friends.
Smooth complexions have
taken on fine lines. lined COM
plexions show deeper burrows.
But we're carrying on, just the
same, scrambling through the
days al top speed, managing To
attend 10 our beauty duties be-
fore crawling into bed.
But, il we can only sneak
few minutes of relaxation now
and then. we'll do better work.
be in better spirits. put up a
stronger fight against the old
gent with the scythe and the
long white whiskers. IL we don't
watch out we'll forget how 10
relax, fall into a state OF morbid
TeStleSSneSs
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

THERE are days when the
Il home woman Just can't face
the job. She has kept going like
a brave soldier, finding time 10
do some kind of war work -
Red Cross, ration board, maybe
a nurses aide-but she is at
the end OF her rope. The human
motors can stand so much and
no more.
She gets Papa off TO work.
the kids 10 school, sends them
away with kisses and the usual
Take care OF yourself" " II
doesn't occur TO her that she
should take care of herself.
There are dishes 10 wash. beds
10 make, a bit of laundry to get
out, mending TO do. She looks
I'm the glass. feels years older.
What should she do? She piles
back in bed, gets few hours OF
extra sleep and awakens feeling
refreshed. Well! we'll! Things
aren't so bad, after all.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Renewed Energy

She tackles the dishes, ruShes
through odd jobs. has luncheon
ready when the kids come home
from school She is herself again.
It's crazy world, but some day
II will be sane again. She must
Keep marching. But She can
march If she doesn't have rest
now and then, Uncle Sam urges
all Of us 10 seek recreation. He
knows how necessary IL is TO
ease up on tension.
II is not easy for the home
maker or mother 70 find Soli-
tude. Yet she must have mo-
mentS 10 herself so that she
can organize her life, make con-
dltlopS = biz easier. You can Z
make plans If you're always on
the run.
The last three wears have
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

The last three YEARS have
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-18
News From Saline

They left for Florida where he will
be reassigned
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ernst. &C.
cOmpanied by Miss Bessie Baxter.
Ypsilanti, have gone to Bradenton,
Florida, for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Austin left
this week for Florida to visit rela.
tives there.
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Leirheiser
announce the birth of a son at st.
Joseph's Hospital, Ann Arbor, Jan,
uary 3.
Mrs. Fred Bailen of Plymouth is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Francis
Lockwood while Mr.. Ballen is in
Florida.
Petty Officer sc Keith Kendall,
who has been taking radio techni.
clan work at Treasure Island, Cal,
has been spending furlough Mt
the home OF his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. d. Kendall. His wife and
little son have been at Vallejo, Cal.
since last summer and accompan-
led him east. They will remain with
her parents in Detroit, when he re-
turns to California for further or.
ders.
Willard Bredernitz OF the U. S.
Navy, who has been on active ser1'-
in the South Pacific, is spending a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-18

Air. and Mrs. \. l.. Van AIKEN
attended Il party at the home Of
Mrs. T.. \. Foster. Detroit. Satur,
day evening. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Foreman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Renwick. Mr..
and Mrs. James Dickie, South Ly-
on. Mr.. and Mrs. e. T.. Clark,
Lansing, and Mrs. $. Dureon. De
troit. The occasion was in honor
OF Mrs. Fosters birthday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-18
ELECT OFFICERS

Salem, Mich. The Ladies' Aid
meeting Of the Salem Congrcga-
tional Church which was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Curtis. Plymouth, was Il very de
lightful affair, \ fine dinner was
served To 10 guests. \ large birth
day sake graded the center of the
table. honoring Mrs. Emma Kehrl
on her birthday. She was also re-
mcmbcrcd with a lovely gift from
those present.
Mrs. T. G.. Iluckcnberg, Addison,
gave Il very timely message. Pray
or was held for all the boys in
the AIRED forces. After the dcyo-
tional service the yearly business
meeting was held. All the former
officers were reelected for this
year:
Mrs. Emma Kchrl. president ;
Mrs. \. b. Van AIKEN. vice prcsi-
dent; Mrs Feldkamf. secretary;
Mrs. Brccgmau. treasurer; Mrs. Lu-
ella Wilson and Mrs. Nelma Scar
floss. flower committee
The next meeting for dinner at
noon will be held in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffis. Northern
Ave, Plymouth.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-18

about soap and writing school notes
Some Of the cubs in Den two
went To the home of Kenneth Rich
10 skate and stay for dinner. We
have had a test on safety patrol.
Snow men have been made. also
winter pictures. and picture pos
tiers. New library hooks and new
safety posters are here.
The "A" spoilers are: Kathryn
Rcuner. Jean Holman, Donald
Bryant, Ned HardcSty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-18
Mrs, Ken1lrich Dies

Mrs. Leona Ringlc Kendrich.
who has been in poor health for
several months died at her home
in Plymouth Saturday afternoon
Funeral service was held at the
Schrader Funeral Home Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Kendrick was n
resident Of Salem township for
maQy years.