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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-31

Washington, D. c., Baltimore,
Md, and New York.
Miss Chola Mae Hash, formerly
of this county, is now making
her home in Baltimore, Md.
Miss Myrtle Ruth Blevins, who
has been attending school at Rose
boro, is now visiting her mother,
Mrs. Roy Blevins, at Jefferson.
She plans to leave soon for Wash
ington, D. c., where she will be
employed.
Misses Myrtle Dean GRAPHICAL.
Clairene Oliver, Polly and Ro-
berta Austin, students at the
Woman's College, Greensboro.
have returned to their homes for
the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. John Carson, of
Bluefield, w. Va, have been Wis
iting Mrs. Callie Perkins and
Mrs. Flora johnson for the past
several days.
Mrs. Ed M. Anderson. third dis
trict president, is attending a
meeting of the North Carolina
Federation of Woznan's Clubs, jim
raleigh, this week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-31
WADDELL - GRIFFITTS

Of much interest here is the
announcement of the marriage of
Miss Lois Griffitts, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Griffitts, of
Sturgills, to Sgt. Norman Wad-
dell, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Waddell, of Grassy Creek, on
Monday, May Fl, at Spartanburg,
S. G..
The bride wore suit of gray
blue with brown accessories for
the ceremDny.
Sgt. Waddell has been in serv-
ice for 81 months. He will report
to Fort Bragg for duty, after
spending a furlough here. Mrs.
Waddell will make her home
with her parents for the present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03

non. Miss Eloise Mccary, Mrs.
Mamie Cannon. Mr. and Mrs Ro-
hort Williams Miss F.. Mae Cain.
Mrs Eddie Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs George Gum, Miss Ten
ME b. Johnson. Mrs Lii
lie N Cannon Mrs. Titus Harp
or Anderson Williams George
Williams. Mr. and Mrs Sam
Griffin + Hayes Miss Emma
onnon and Turner =. Coleman
Roy J y. Davis performed tho
marriage ceremony The couple
received many beautiful gifts
After tho ceremony the guests
were served ice cream and cake
Misses f Cannon and Thelma
Williams were hostesses Miss
Miss Ruth Lewis is reporter.
Sick List
On tho local sick list are Mrs
J l. Rcddick Mrs Folks Mrs
kInr wife OF Deacon King
RAJ Meeting
Maxine The Most or The
Church Attendance was the to-
Vric of the lesson discussed sun
day at the BAT meeting in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03

Was So 81
>oclal Girls Club
The club met sunday at the
home 81 Miss Pfinecllia Weems.
The president Miss Eunice Gar
land made inspiring remarks.
The next meeting VIII be with
Miss karnesteenc McFadden. 3ai7
Sixteenth street, Thursday. at 5 p.
NJ All members are urged 70
be present
Miss RoseIl Hopkins is sec
retary
ioune BOYS Club
Robert Sallcy president Of tho
Boys club. asks air boys in tho
community TO meet with the club
Thursday At pm He also asks
those who do not belong TO the
church TO read 81 John. p
chapter Let not your heart be
troubled whosoevcr helieveth in
Me shall not perish. but have
everlasting life'
Wedding Notes
Miss Minnie Lee Coleman and
Robert l. Brown were married
October -, AZ the home Of Rev.
and Mrs Townsend 1858 Nin-
teenth street The hest man was
Adell Saunders Miss Dorothy
McCary was bridesmaid.
The attendants were Miss l..
Williams, Mrs. Levi Williams and
children. Mrs Townsend. Mr. and
Mrs Joe Wright. Mrs. Iuanita
kemp, F. Williams. Miss Gus
sic Lee. Thelma Williams. Mrs.
Matte Williams. Robert Kelley.
Simon Cannon. Miss Lola Can
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03

a, last sunday afternoon Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar 0ctavis Ste
nhen> we're hosts TO DR.. and
Mr.. How'd Lawson, newly weds.
mr. lawson l. the son OF Mr..
IA. Law son. electrician Of 800
uague a,enue. Mrs. Lloyd Law
can Wa the former Edetfe Car
,r Of Battle Greek, Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. T.. Bass and Mrs.
Williams we're also honor guests.
Mr.. stephens and her puplls
ph,ed several beautiful num-
hr. while the reception was
N progress. She wore an even
Inc gown Of pale green with a
pr,age of yellow baby NUNS
On her left shoulder. white haby
nuns and white candles were
,.ed 10 decorate the studio. Just
heiore the first number was
pla,ed The candles were lighted
b the pupils. Dainty refresh
nent, we're served after the
rorran ended. Mrs. Welker.
president OF Detroit study Club
va called away early In the
Ueninr. DR.. and Mrs. u. Stewart
rere absent owing Ia SicLneSS
Geral we're present from 81.
nprlanS. Mrs. Cathallne Dye
Black and husband were the
hd guests arriving. Many guests
zane and went dnring the e,en-
he end all spent an enjoyable
Ueninr which Will long he re.
npmhfred.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
Former Butcher
Promoted In Texas

|6ALN STON ARMY AIR
FIELD. GALVESTON, TEXAS
|k.sla' S. Mitchell. son Of Samuel
|lrrhrl Of 1897 Wesley avenue.
Er-ron, Illinois. and husband Of
n Ernestine Mitchell. b747
|zeuood, Detroit. has been pro-
bred 70 the rank Of corporal AZ
y Galveston Army Air Field,
asesior, Texas.
Before he entered the army in
'usmber 1943. Cpl. Mitchell was
npoyed as q butcher with the
Fgrado Food Products, Detroit.
\ ne Texas air field he is serv-
b as first cook in an enlisted
p mess hall. He graduated
pa Evanston Township, Evan
'rn, Illinois in 1885.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
SAGINAW FLASHES

lar John r Williams we'll known
local business man He recently
left for Texas 20 fpsnd w.
weeks with his ia and will
ietain November 70 Wish him
a pleasant vacation IS he has
not been away FOR the past eight
years
Mrs Nelson Bonds 7o7 \ SIKH
street. rectnly surprised her
husband by inviting large group
Of friends and relatives 70 her
spacious home and giving
birthday party in his honor
When the honoree turned on me
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03

lights he vas amazed AZ seeing
ne eofsrous 'aNlf spre1a 0'ih
GOOD hing, 70 ea' and laden
with handsome hrindaf gifts a
grand essnir- was spent by a..
present Gaue. and uis,c w.
enjoyed anti 'l wee sourr II
vas . p.ealr. rs see me sg
house al iiehied u7 and hear
no fan and iauetfer The Boras
are fine people END GOOD neiy'-
ho0s
Halloween Party
The Tribune nenso0ys we're
hosts 70 : lafee runaer n kid
dies ard parents a. mr.. FWst
psrd Commuu't repief last sa-
iufia Nht l "a9 rs IN
onflnped on Page s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03

fcorse. A number OF Young peo-
rle attended A lo-minute pro-
gram was rendered by the Jun
Tors led by Robert Salley. A
program was also given by the
Pastors chorus. OF which Miss
Hishtower is president Some
out-of-town singers participated
In the Bible drill by the Seniors
and Juniors, The. Seniors won by
me score Of 70 10 50. The offer
ing was Sc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
By MRS. ROSE WISE WARE

Many OF our men In the sagi-
nav factories will he laid OF
FOR two or three weeks. while
the foundries take inventories
During the Iay-off many families
plan 10 take trips 70 their former
homes In the south and other
points, and enjoy much needed
vacations from continuous labor
After returning 10 work in the
local factories, they will work
five days q week Among those
slready on vacation though not
nom the foundries is our popu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
ECORSE

ny MILO CASTOR

Comments
Well, readers. this IL m. las,
Issue you VIII read before thai
lons-awaitsd November 9Th cleo
tion. The political pot has been
boiling since July The food that's
been cooking so long. should he
zone now. and We hope the
chefs will serve Il out Ike !,
mas been planned The quests
OF honor 10 be served include
Noah lawson and DR. G o
sanlsoerry. for council Alley
Dalton Jr.. Walter Colidsv. for
constables OF Ecorse The food
10 be SERVED are the twenty-five
hundred or more registered votes
IN the Eleventh and Twelfth pre-
cincts.
One OF the liseliest meetings
ever held in EcorSe was held Ia,
Sunday at the Cotton Club Inn
Inere was full house OF cross
section citizens, who listened a.
tcntively TO w. NJ voisine who
is In the race for Mayor raut
Nollmer for treasurer. Judge
Moldovan for justice Of the
peace Goiday and Dalton. for
consiables Lawson and Sauls-
berry. for councilmen.
The guest speakers were stan.
lev Norwack state senator Of tho
leth Congressional district his
theme being The Negro Has a
Place In Every Government Set.
Up. From the White House In
Washington, down To The Guy
Hall In Any City He cmpha-
sized that What It takes to set
there Is hard work aud sacri-
flee. He said the main point i TO
ret out and vote for your own
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Sunday School was opened
Sunday at 9.30 am. by Mrs
Todd The lesson topic was The
Influence OF 4 Christian Home"
The attendance was large. Rev
Todd. the pastor reviewed the les
son p
AZ the morning worship. Rev.
Todd preached on the subject
The Christian Race Heb. -
One member was added to the
church. Mrs c Rice Visitors in
cmded Mrs. Toliver, SGT. Joe
Campbell, Mr. Mcdonald and 9TH
ers
Sanders is church reporter
fIrst Baptist Church
Supt Thomas Hagler conduct
ed Sunday school At 9 80 Sunday
morning Each teacher spent
thirty minutes in lesson study
The lesson was reviewed by AS
sistant superintendent King.
Three visitors were present in
Guiding Miss A. Robinson. Miss
Cecil Bunken and Miss Mamie
Flance. The attendance was 1863
Az the morning service. the
Junior choir furnished the music.
Mrs. b. Morton was director /;
Mrs James. pianist. Miss Anita
McCary sang lovely solo
Pastor y Davis preached
from Deut 37s2. subject, "A
Stirred-Up Cod Three new mem
hers were added 10 the church.
one for baptism. There were al
so four visitors. The offering
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
BUILDING ALTERATIONS

Al FOUNDATION REPAIRS
HOUSE E-PA1SiNC 1EVELIEG, PIERS
CEMENT DRIYEWAYS, GARAGE FLRS.
no qls5 - MA 5307
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
siiustisn, wanied-TemaIs

HuFRIs Frr0.0yufrt ATenrv-n1mttfic
hela e.tl Cameron 10 a.ofsT
DRfSSNAkIN.i src t.trrsu1l g. hamc
?, Cav li 3srs
pgVS SHAKING rrrndc.tDf Costs
Ntlif, dresses Nnur bono ul Ulnt Cal
sren.nFs ~ l-sPe9
MIDDLE AGFu cr.ofoc Fou'sn wants
So csrs N hst' or cn0k ME .6t'
FFl IARiE wiite coiorec psri urie
night cleaning cisnStAriuE. nsict II
g-sssa
RrrIABfF vti,c cc.1rst psri tims.
rrlrT C-faiIag. dishVashiug maids
IE l-sNdt
COLONEL rr pfshfs dsvs So 80 snc
-s-+E-r Nr-iftN sNpt-iencrc, n
,lLCRED slussH- sfshtt kiiusiion.
lrurfr, rriv In 6-@s
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

~.l.sG sas fstv tee hollywood way,
IlN- go strss sfrar 81 cur rcw ana
irrrrlfui n-irsfe sfu1ihs SPECIAL he
.frrnrHs rf hrlrr.uD C.Urse this Wetk,
e. rn glreiA. Hfff pret Two students
trlr-t-4 teacher gA" res0rf ~ james
81 Crr1t noted slfrrriiY on i1un-
hrraustr dancer Crsu 70 n 20
10 ri H.uysreG nsnrirc Academy.
s.il W11tvtrc TF -.s911
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ALL SIZES OIL AND GAS
AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS
steel oil and septic TANKS T. NJ silent
closets preWar chrome trim steel cab
met sinks and colored plumbing fixtures
one b p motors Copper wire. Coal
water heaters White china laundry
tubs Cellar and water pumps Electric
and homer feed stokers sec Nichols
for ycHrcs ITEMS T04b
Grcenficlh Rnad ht Mesi Whrren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
PLASTERING

PLAS IEHING
Al PLASTERINC Iathinr Ceilings.
Arches Reasonable TO b-q5es
Al PLASTERFR Patching an kinds.
work guar Reasonable Dh 4TtS
Al PLASTERINC. repairing remodel
ms archeg free cstimstcs OI. ZOO.
Al PLhSrERINC repair specialist ma
'eyisl furnished, prompt ser TY Z Tos.
ANYTHING IN PlASTERISG
n patch or an entire home old ceilings
made new Modern arches Installed
TY @-T7S7 WAGER co CT 1i21
PIASTTRlNC Experienced mcn coves.
arches, ceilings AL kinds. NE 1898.
PLASTERTNG. repairing alterations 40
sob too small or large F.rs TO S-4S9q.
REPAIR specialists Arches. ceilings.
nafIhinr. onaLliN work TM 9-1Akl
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Patents. Potent Attorneys

a. LOUIS CfIAYKh
Registered Patent Attorney Patents.
trade MARKS sol Bsr.lm Tower
ca 6E5G
INVENTIONS developed protected com
mcrcialized Sot patent i8WyCrs HANDI-
KIT. Fifiy-cight West Adams sixteen
years here
PATENT Your Good Ideas send your
sketch Tor confidential advice Polashck.
Patent Attorney Engineer. 1924 Broad
way ! New York
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Carsons Clean

Furniture In home carpets on the floor
DemOthinr. uiholstering repairs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
STORM WINDOWS

COMBINATION WINDOWS
Americas finest Screen and Storm sash
made of CVtriast Redwood Changed
from inside. Immediate delivery Com
plete installation. No money downs
yeafs to pay Free estimates, CAL 81
S4Si interstate Asphalt and Lumber
q. MnunA Al 10 MLLn road.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
WEARING APPAREL
RUMMAGE SALE
PETS. POULTRY. SUPPLIES

GERMAN shepherd dog. female Z
months old; reasonable i35os Ben,ief
MUST sell all thorouEhbred Persian rats
and kittens cheap. Property Is bcinI
sold AS Merrick. nehr second
WANTED - For pet. female boxer. a.
least one year old. Royal Oak. IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
ELEcTRIcAL WIRING

FLECTRiC supplies for repairs only
Eouex wiring steel boxes switches
reCfptacl6s. fcfeCt0rs Mazda ru7rts-
cent lamps etc Most complete STOCK ~
city RAYS ioIe3 GRhTlOT. PL 723o.
ELECTFICkL WORK. all tinds base
Us 4-34b2 nights TO 7-2362
ELECTRICIAN Licenfed wiring. fepsir.
irr ell Kipd2 TR l.ii6S.
FXPERT workmanship reasonable prices
f0r oil fypes % wiring
nhyfg-TTNT l-NftQ
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
SCREENS-SrORM SASH

LOK-TITE SCREENS
Combination storm Windows and Doors
Easy % change No cash needed. Up 10
! years 10 pay Call day or night.
TO s-6S33
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
ROOFING. TIMING. SIDING

Al ROOFING. siding. All metal storm
sash screens terms, TO s-T573
A BETTER JOB COMPLETE ROOFING
SERVICE. TO s-6lsS.
ALI KINDS ot eavestroughins roofs,
dccSs-Aatistactiong guaranteed no 272i.
ALL kinds 81 roofs replaced and re-
paired cutters and eavcStrnughS. gem
erAl sheet metal work done by qualified
wdrkmen MAR Furnace CO. We 7-s62S
ALI Flat Top buildings recosted Win
hot tar New roots LAID Leaks repaired
Mason. TU 2-TsS9. MU l347.
AMERICAN expert vorkmen will cover
your 2fN26'Na' home with Ford VNeer
brick siding for only sl79 a 2Oyear
roof SO Essy terms. Can LIE 49,.
ASPHALT single roof. 24x2s house.
S95 Brick siding reasonable. TO s-7093.
AVOID costly repairs. Have that lcaky
roof repaired now. New roofs and
gutter WORK Prices roaS. US i-l69s.
FOR gutter work call Richard willertz.
p side only do yaFk YY1vrrtf AR 1913
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
DETROIT TIMES
Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
APPLIANCE SERVICE

ia'tt COX Sft1itfS - Advertising n
r'ay.. nosiert 1909 Brush 81 Te.
phone IA slIA
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
TYPIST
TYPISTS

Excellent opportunity for two typjsts.
pleasant working conditions and hood
compensation. Apply Employment Office.
Detroit a Cleveland Navigation Co.
foot Of Can
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
CARPET AND RUG CLEANING
Observation-Disclosures
Cleaning Wells. Shades. Etc

Al WALL washing rusrsnteed EatisfAc-
tinn reasonable III 1884
SPECIALIZING IN wall and ceiling
washing prompt service Cii eo96.
WALL wAsHINC-2O years experience
paper and kals0mine cleaned. white
NorErnen DI 4AA3
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
SEWING misunderstanding

LET singer expert put your machine
.u r-s'-Class running order. reasonable
charges. estimate furnished IN advance
singer sewing Center, 1888 LivC-nOis
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
AMERICAN
2901-29O7 GRATIOT

ZJOl -Eput olN1 ~
Corner Jos. Csmpsu Bank pidr
opcn sun 10 10 4: Daily 20 to =
AsiI-rubbish drums. heavy S5-rsllon
SIPS. 22d1 Brewster. AZ Crstiot
AsH-fubbish. heavy 5s-rallon drums
1 SOS asserted paints. 1905 Fii-
teenih. TIE 2-7s1J.
BRUNSWICK BALK i4-foot back bar
and front bar. two shelves sections and
two cabinet sections FluCrescent light
ipCs and mirrors. Call TO e-O360 or
PA e5i7 for Appointments.
CABINET, has 10 drawers. sie check
writer. 81: hand water pump 81 tool
cupboard. si2. Hook. e95l Mack
cilIFFoSIER dresser. gas ranse. marble
table mimeogrs pher, evening gowns
tacqus. rose. u iel..A TY e-54es
DOLL hgggs,-Esaie- ei-,-nrw r-ians,
train. sell or trade for sewing tnsehins
~ 3-37s2
EASTMAN Kodak with leather case and
strap. uses No 40 Film. perfect con
diticn. f2f Canton.
ELECTRIC hot point rsngs, ANTIQUE
weight clock library table no 1917
i0ifo CrcCuslawn
luke BOXES and pin bail rsmes for
recreation room. IN Al condition. 3 a
W Coin Machine yNohsnse. 24is Grand
River. CL 1855.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
RUMMAGE SALE

Porch and cottage furniture: beds.
e-e sunday, io-s io47i Grand River
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
TILE AND WALL TILE

EXPERT tic. cement and mason work
new. repair. PR o2s0.
TILE work Repairing rcmodeling bath
rooms. kitchens. tile bath tubs Guar
aniccd W 5-355s-LI 2-37S3.
TILE WORK new and remodeilng. guar
au'ccd free estimate. ~ 1905.
TiLE-Ncw. rcmOdeling. repairing all
types genuine clay tile. TW l-42l7.
TILE WORK and remodelinE. free est-
mates DIR $3.50
TILE WORK new and repairing. free
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
REPOSESSED

NEW furniture, tradt youf pIdnp 9
Music. 1912 Mack. Open evenings
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

TINE ciOCKs"-Perfsct condition
70 priority sac so 10 $3.50. ca
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

slLCREr rslussr- Wfshst situation.
lrurfrr rrp In 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
PLUMBING-sEWER SERVICE

al ELECTRIC sewer c!eaning 24-hr
service new used plumbing hXtureS no
prioriues uN 2-2e54 w 1878
Al Plumbing and Heating repair ana
alienation siiers,i9ni p, AZ piuhneinE7 fixtures
4 LICENSED Master Plumocr re
turned veteran. TR l-sssT
ALL assembled plumbing and repeirs
sinks. sewers cleaned elec. TY 7-bllo
AL au0 ard drains main sewers
cleaned electrically, SIS. CH GAIA.
AS LOW AS SO
scpeu sinks drained. cleaned t,ec
tries-y without cIeung no results ~
.s--s-s------------------ a-T-tf--1r, T1CfuCrTlE
sunday 800 t1r4
BATHROOM OUTFITS INSTALLED
Largo H wsr qusiiiy. nNtufcs
PROMPT INSTALLATION TY 7.5os9
CALL ~ cara Or plumbing. heating
-rra'rirF E.'-. a,i'ns licensed plumber
900 NY CN. v0rk Wi,h latest equip
~trf rnffhR't section w s-l2oa
rifNBFRs- -rreeI sewer Service. ell
drains sinks and sewers cirancd elec-
'r,rs.v $40 up sN hours. TY ~ qts.
PirtPING All drains pipes sewers
faturrs a.. safe r. sprs TO e-t7io.
rfrHHiSG SILT KINDS OF HEAT.
IN- rrPl IRIS ALTERATIONS. BATH.
/ ROOMS TERMS TO s-5o7S
PLUMBING AND HEATING REPAIRS
ScNff. Drains Cleaned Electrically
/ DAYS TX of0i-NiGHTS UN 2-oO2s
rLrWB -- no DIGGING - NO MESS
sewers, drains FeC'riraH y cleaned IS
years e'r or 244s. TO $3.50,
ALI SIMS snd d-sius main sewers
cleared t'lfri-al.N. SIS CH GAIA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Piers and House Raising

HOUSERhISINC reposting and base
menis sewers rel5id In husincss 20
yrs FHA terms My customers must be
satisfcd ca 5000
HOUSE RAISING. rcposunr black dit.
dump truck service Gil lICr
PIERS HOUSE RAISING
CHANDLER CONST. TY <sf21
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Floor Sanding. woxinq. Etc.

CLEANING and waxing or como Itfh
fo.st .arriuC and hn'sNiug rrsIt.l'la.
~ rwmtsgfaI SandeGs7n GN lfi"s
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
MUSIC LESSONS
MISUNDERSTANDING

Beginners POPULAR FIANO-Advauced
.tuO3 Grand River 20 D. g
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
REFRIGERATION SERVICE

~ STrNIce guaT. licensed. bonded
. ~ 3-t92s uN 1871 5Ols Fsnkcll
ALLIED appliance guaranteed service on
C0sicy. CuidSpot. Copeland Universal
ECivinstor FHridAirt an dnthcr makes
Licensed and bonded Cali HO +f27.
ALL WORK guaranteed Specialize IN Cold
spots, CYoSlcys. Loonardy. Universal al
other makes Quick service. Speedway
Refrigeration. 2335 Trombly. MA 1880.
AUTHORIZED GRUNOW--Only genuine
factory parts and service IN Detroit,
WARE REFRIGERATION TO s-2554
YOR quick, dependable service com
mcrciM or domestic. on any make or
model ni-ht or day service. licensed
ana bonded TIE 1880.
CRUNOW, CroScy Coldspo, Norge,
all other makes. all work guaranteed,
super Refrigera ton Service. liS5s
Grand River. Ho 62ie.
QUALITY REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Guaranteed service on Coldspot. Croslty,
Copeland, Universal, Leonard. Kclvinator.
Norge FIigidatfe. other makes licensed,
b,.rtpd Pf aAQd NIGHTS PR 1907
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
DRApERIEs

"REUPHOLSTERY ADVERTISERS IN
THE DETROIT TIMES SUBSCR1BE
To THE FOLLOWING; REGULATIONS.
RETPHOf cTERY SERVICE SHALL IN
CIIDE STRIPPING TO BARE FRAME.
SPRINGS RETTED. FRAMES RE-
PAIRED AND PARTS REPLACED
WVEpF NECESSARY
Smyrna times., 1945-10-04
GIRL SCOUTS
PLAN PROGRAM
Party Planned For Pre-SchOol
Age Children by Troop 2.
To Meet at School
MISS WALKER LEADER

The fall program of the Smyrna
Girl Scouts is under way and one
of the projects planned is a party
for under-privileged pre-school age
children. Esther Walker has been
appointed leader for Troop 2, SEN
ior scouts, who will meet the Sec
ond Wednesday of each month at
the school. Miss Walker, the new
ly-appointed physical education in
structor at the school, is a gradu-
ate of the University of Delaware.
The senior scouts recently electec
the following officers: President
Thelma Dulin; vice-president, Kay
Boehmler; secretary, Ellener At
Tx; treasurer, Alice Jane Mat
thews. Four senior scouts will act
as Junior assistant leaders for the
intermediate troop. They are:
Ella Mae Gardner, Jane O'Neill,
Thelma Dulin, and Kay Boehmler.
Mrs. Russell Serves Years
Mrs. Thomas Russell, who con-
tinues as leader for Troop 1, is be-
ginning her seventh year as scout
leader. Through her leadership the
girl scout group has been active in
civic activities for seven years.
Patrol leaders for Troop l are an
nounced as follows: Josephine
Budd, Patty Middleton, Helen
Burge, Joanne Deakyne, assistant
patrol leader, Mary Vaughn, Clara
Robinson, Bernice Burris. New
members will join the group next
week. The sponsors for the two
troops are: Troop 1, the Twentieth
Century Club; Troop 2, the Eliza
beth Cook Chapter, D. A. R. Miss
Florence Lurty is girl scout chair
man for the century club and Mrs.
Glenn S. King, regent of the local
D. A. R. chapter. The senior
scouts will go to the Wilmington
Area Country Center at Grantland
tomorrow afternoon for a short
stay accompanied by Mrs. Beltz
and Miss Walker.
Smyrna times., 1945-10-04
FALL MEETING OF w. S. C. S.
Meeting to Be Held in Georgetown
Tuesday, October 2Srd

Wesley Methodist Church at
Georgetown will be the place of
the fall meeting of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service on
Tuesday, October %. The morning
session, with Mrs. G.. Marshall
Townsend, Dover District presi-
dent, presiding. will begin at ten
o'clock. Mrs. William H. Dievler
of Philadelphia, secretary of or
ganization and promotion for the
Northeast Jurisdiction, will speak
in the morning, giving detectives
and general help in the work of
the Society. Miss Mary Lou Barn.
well of New York City, in charge
of Urban Work for the Jurisdic-
tion, will speak in the afternoon.
There will be an election of officers
for 1916 in the afternoon, conduct
ed by Mrs. William w. Sharp of
Harrington. They will be installed
by DR.. Thomas c. Mulligan of Do
yer, new district superintendent.
Luncheon will be served by the So
ciety of Wesley Church, reserva-
tions for which may be made with
Miss Lila Carey, Georgetown. All
societies will send delegates to this
meeting for Dover District.