davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-15
NAsA SREDSTvA: Pye@we,

NASA SREDSTVA: Prt&ve-
eivanJe radnifke klage esnhu
Marksizma: da su rad kagi-
tai neponIirilivi nepri1afel,l; :
organizoyaaje radnicke hlaae
u JedEu Revolucionarnu Poli-
tiAku Partiju "a osvaiabe
rsza.anje PolitiCke Drzave ha-
pl1ahzma; organizovanje rad
nlAa u jednu revolncionarnu
Inuusorijalnu Juniju ga usI-
manye, drZanje j kretanie sv3il
zenialjskih n d II S tri j 4.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-11-15
Velika Britannia

adnO "a drugO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

sTocKRRIpCE-A level SO" 10
muek 10 timber. T-Toom home. shady
YAld-a4x4o- la. -+--s.---s1...a- Est-.ts-s.1-s-i7
team coEs Aie.4egd- Sae,-fes-ssB 1T
selling 1880. terms.
FON LEHSILLE-tO acres on Grand
River Excellent soil. 10 A hardwood
timber 7-Tvofu home. ciec ssttr FsiT
barns sl.u For location. a puy a.
$40, ,3O0s terms, IN, 50, Lyon 4Oai.
kOrthyn4e Reaiiy. 1876 T. Main ST.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
LAND CONTRACTS


REffNANcE
your old home mortgage er land con-
tract on favorable terms. 3 20 40 years
lOW rates FHA or First Federal plan.
FIRST Federal savings ana loan Ass'n.
ISL Crisvold a. Lafayette. CH 4sso
WHITE. cCLoRED MORTGAGES
MONEY Home Associates CA 7SST
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
FARMs 8 LANDS FoR SALE

A COMPLETE lis, Of state and 50
acre w. Lat rs cents hlCfigaa Tax
service Bureau. s53 Majestic Bios
BLoOMFIELp HILLS 100 aerss Nv
cnf. Adams ana square Lake a mile
frontage on each ready ioI llDcis lding,
$500 per acre partly wooded.
JUDSOh BRADHAY CO RA OT0O
DANDY so. BARGAiS-sp splendis 10.
cation Just OF US hvay. only 2is
miles 20 beautiful lake OF village. ciiy
advantages within is-nogr comfortable
dwelling, y rms.. elec. hardwood ti10rs.
cement ufstuichi Ualn poilify Nnu
APPROX half ,illAble only 81 500, some
household furnishings ana tnail ton-s
thrown IN part down Likt OthtI
bargains mailed free, RObt y Wcnfel.
sTROuT REALTY, Bear Lake. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Suburkan Rsal Eslale for Sole

BLOOMFIELD HILLs-i5 acres, hiily.
mr., Woodward and c0mmuteT and bus.
dl1o ac, With stream, Z &C. ana &C,
all priced 10 sell Judton BgafUAy Co.
Majestic Bigd Detroit, RA oToO.
BLOOMFIELD villsge-Lots 90 n. up.
rrhiricted. city tnprOvsments. JudsDn
BradWay Co. hA p7Oo.
ROYAL OAK. 81 500. n ACRE
Corner lot. rooms and bath, Thoroughly
TecOndi.iO inside. West OF v oQdWard.
Quick possession. JudSon brscwsy 60.
PA 07Dn
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
FLATS FOR SALE
BROKERS!
SPECIAL SALE OF
2-FAMlLY FLATS

lSroIsETTx ass .....o.,.tio 500
n Y. sAeh. u A heIL
nlhiNK is2ias ,,..,,,.,,..s7 200
y V ard stgooo . r. e. u beat
BLAINE. l7i7-ls ..,.,......",ss.2 400
irsms 5 p. sssh H. A heat
CANTON 44O.4e ,...,,......,.se 500
D. ard Pr u and y steam heat.
TOtHJPs zTaFT .-..-...-...s o 600
n. v. 7R ,srh. iH q, II. A. heat
- q. steam heat
CONCORD As4a4a ..,..,.,..si 500
yspx each sitsr heat
plckERsoH TTo.Y2 l........s6 500
n v = " each. hleam'hsst
pRExKI.. sos-o1 .......,.,.,.is 400
b. Y. & R ssch steam hes.-
EUCLID, W. iA9s-sb ,,,.,...,s7 400
br r. saea II 4. hsst
EUCLID. " ie2T-20 ...,..s,ts 800
Pr. 5 n. and sunrOoin ga " htei
YRPpY. W 6s7-s4 .....,..sa 500
Br, q y ssrh, ~ A. heat
GLADSTONE I770-22 .......t6 500
Bf. H. each u. A heat
HARRISON 2s2s ,'.;;,.."'..'f 'oo
floor 5 r. stove heat
HART, S43i ...,,t..ssss,tf.,.sS 200
fTsme n each " hesl
y ". 8 Y. each " A. heat
LAKEWOOD ieo7-es ..,...S7 200
y. v. ". each. n heat
HENRY 1871 .,,,,,.....,,ss 900
p. Y. snd o stove heat
JOsIYs. is7Bo-a1 ...,......,s4 600
D., 4 r. each. Stove heat.
KITCHENER. sBo.Sa ...,,,...s5 500
staeco and Fr, r each, X A heat
KITCHENER. ss6-Ss .........,s5 700
yrsme. 5 X. each, u, a. heat
KITCHENER. g32-3t .....,.,s6 600
Frsms X. zach. II a. heat
LAYTON 3blT-lD .........t6 500
y V. 5 Y each a. A heat
LAwTOs, 4oos and
POPLAR 29lF ...+....t.....s' 200
p 5 n. ana "a n sra s'ase
heat also fr family. p, stove ~
IEsLiy. 1870 ..,.,,.,,..-,s5 600
Yt., X each, heat
LESLIE lS6T-so ..,...,......sS 200
Frame b q, each. Il. A. heat
LINCOLN. S2l3-lS u.....-ss,o 600
y v. n each. steam heat,
iYGasrs if.2d' r. sisaa and 4. X he.} 600
NEIDRUM. iIoo-o2 ........-Sf 600
frsme, n each, fipeleH Furnace aud
Stove heat.
MONTEREY IEe4-sa .........ss 900
Fr and staeco, Il. each. II. 4 heat.
MONTEREY. 1874 ...........S6 500
h ". Y. each ~ A. heat.
MUIRLAND. iSo55-s7 .......,&5 500
~. 5 r. each II A. heat.
NAvAHOE 44s-SO ...........,k6 coo
Frame. n. each r. A. heat
PHILADELPHIA. W, llsg-4I,,s6 500
y ", o r. each H. \ heat
PHILADELPHIA, W l62g-1i..S7 400
D v. n each X, A heat.
PHILADELPHIA W, lea2.ll. SO SOC
b v n. each u. A. heat
PHILADELPHIA. W. issI-S5..S7. .OOc
y v e n each II. A heat
PHILADELPHIA. W, i7I6-ls-Sss0o
y V r. and sunroom 90 ht
PHILADELPHIA. " ao44-4s.ss s0c
p v X each. steam hes'
PIsGREE i72g-3i ...,......S7, SOC
y ". oR esch u A heat
PRINCETON lsfao.sni ......S3.50
p . r each A neat.
RICHToN l6Js-35 .,,.........se soc
u ", y. esrn. heat
fr ; r. each. n n. neat
TAYLOR l42s3o .,,..,....s7 zoo
B- V and Sunroom - " ht
TAYLOR l4s2-s4 .,,,.,,.,,,,S7, zoe
n v = r. earit, tt trst.
TAYLOR i53t-3t .....,,.,,,,,s7. 20f
v. X, each. steam heat
TAYLOR iais-4o ...........S6 SOC
y v, 3 n each H. A heAi---
TAYLOR 2oSs-h5 ...n......Se o0G
BIy'. s Y ana sleeping Porch each
Steam hctt.
TOWNSEND, 1905 ..........-s4 5o'
Frame, . X. eacA II. heat
TtJxFDO 4O2I.ol .........SS OO(
Frame n each II a. heat
Ill. i---t l. ..- g.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
LITTLE FARMS ron SALE


COUNTRY homesits on paved super
highway, iso Il. frontage 10 ac. ot
high rolling land. city water. lights and
telephone a. 500 $500 dn NeVman
Joy and fnkster RdI RE 0333.
FoR SALE 4 lots. on Ha1slsood. rsa-
scnabe price inquire a47ao Glen 81
Telephone Wayne ios5-R. Wayne Mich
YOUR ACRES With neat 4-room home.
well insulated electricity, GOOD vel.
only $500, $500 down CROsShAN
corner ysn horn and Wayne Roads
Wayne Op2o.
INGLESIDE ESTATES
Formerly Detroit Creamery Farm. ~ 70
7 q acres well restricted lOs iatol,
Vefy fertile vel titled isne Gratlni.
Croeaheck and AaFaviAn drive frcntSge
offices ~ Cfoes0eck ard Nunntley / .
Milel Road And Craliot Ave, opposite
inglckife Inn
HOUsRMAR-sPirzLEY CORP.
Nj Clemens 4a02-CH 4hi6
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

COLOfED
Buy your little chicken or pis tarm, Q
srres fronting on sibiey, near Telsgfaph
road. or your lake resort ! acre isfm
at RriyAten- MiehiRan- from
Clahassey. Room 423 Red blcz,, lSs
Cadillac square ca 4iso
-cal ORED-Lsrse heme Iltei near
Wayne terms. BRcKHf, IA o1ef OF
NJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

WE SOLD OVER s MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH oF HOMES LAST YEAR
MART. ssss-prieko'ed $50, excei
cond. usit available SaTos. LIE e2iT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
lndus,.ial Property Sale. Lease

HUY-Centrsl AZ warren insnutate-
turing its lsoh -, sep ps'"'s 'a'-'
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

BRICK STORE and income property IN
very good section. i344S Cienflsld' NJ
351ls
CORNER lot ON Grsuoi, 7bxl2O n.
near iA-Mile road 5000 cash
IRWIN, kIGHT q HINES. INC
Ao'&V Sratiot koseyille iiff
LlVERNOIs nr MichiFsn-2 Apts over
store. price ,aoo-S5 900, trfHis
SO ooo-ti 500 down Geo. nssto.d
252i6 Ford Rd pE ize2
MICHIGAN AVE FRONTAGE
so on hiehigsn AZ deep 10 alley
- W cor. Vermont ToFal pr.os Tor
guics sale 81 90. judbon BrsdEsy 10
o2f Majestic b}ds IA 9700
ATTENTicN-SAvE DOLLARS
Consult W foT building ntes and bush
ness buildings CARING Construction
Co CE 6lA4
KERCIEvAI~Chalmers brick Hofsi
nsis. o steam plants, good 'nsCatntrni
900 dn. Edw Hensel CO O. 265A.
VERNOR. r.. NEAR WOODWARD
in0NiBi. four large bIrE L0u s.. 80
rooms brick barn. easy terms 1901 soil
5OKl65 sith Z hOusss J-eSnI had = =
90 1877 Majestic BIDS PA g7oo
"FRESJR. near SpTlngseils 7OEl 80
lasi ssafAbis site In thls busy sh0ppin (
cents For sale or lease. Curing b0b2
w vernon. VI i-s3is.
WARREN AT KPWORTH
ENTIRE BLOCK 2B2XllT
Heal SPOT for auto showroom ~ cistr'o-
uiDy f0r vest side location Fnce
SIS 200 Mr Msrsert. ca oval
IfONER WApREg AND COMPANY
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
ACREAGE ron SALE

yGRApH RID, corner. 2si q 'sc'
i1r Teisxraph Rd 4Ss I, deep, paved
x-o rrtce1 20 rc..- tts., mite f-t-ttff
~ King Rd Call CA oooo'
S. 6. Hadley,l Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

BRICK STORE and income property IN
very good section. i34AS Gienflsld' NJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
WARREN AT KPWORTH
APARTMENT PROP. ron SALE

APARTMENT, FLINT, MICH
Rear south Fisher Body. Q apartments.
81 all rented good rental district
make payments with rent Bargain fQf
qui-E AS.c Cash ~ contract. Lena En-
r---r---1'-- SftfI0H, wSyIIV' NiTT-
SECOND Bivd and Grand brick stat
end modern single. 20 settle estate, : s 20
900 down td~srd Henksl CO. CA 2eSh.
304h BLAINE
Quality merchandise. lB-apt, sac 900
cath ior deed 10 new 49, mtge FHA
repasis BLDG coat s. 500 per apt,
pluk and.
17iS GLENDALE
20 Ap,s, As rms $40 600 eshh i0r
deed 10 new Az mlTe Buy 20 the
limit ~ your last dollar sno borrow the
rel' See Mr. Bedfort
HOMER WARRKH \ COMPANY
WE SPECIALIZE IN THE MANAGE
-MEar- -0F APARTMENTS
Dime Bldg ca o32i
81 APARTMENTs--vsry bes, tonliruc-
TlBH Almost psffect condition. iaeAl
location, Only s furnished. Ciron ncome
IS 500. Len than 40T down 70 low
rate long terms mortgage
luz son RrsdWAy Co. PA arm
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
NORTH OF ROCHESTER

yrrex on Romeo road 80 screk Ioilng
land Judson BfscwSy Co-hA 93oO,
NORTHVuLE-Choic location. sS-acre
corner pavement bus service, b-rOom-
u5tt1 nUT1e, JXzb nv, TUom, rreVTa1el
stoker. small barn, i5Eeo ehIcken
hpgsc SiS, 600, a do~n,
81 NILES out on 9 Mile. rs acres,
Groom. bath. hems on kne!l. SeNly
decorated. steam heat s0xS0 ben,
$50 frllt lIesG Pncr includEA- -EGct1I-
sprayerl -i1olk. $4,000. "a down.
.oFthyll,e Realty, 1876 L Main -.
Phone l20 OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

AT a. Ina Co. funds for rood mtge
loans. land contracts bought IA
henkei Co Hammond h!ss Ca 1855
HOME mortgage IN Dearborn and
vicinity no service charge First Detroit
savings and Loan Association Of Dear
born, l3s4o Michigan Ave. Dearborn
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
HOWELL

/ 90 Acres excellent farm. large farm
hlNis equipped with furnace, lights ana
bath good barns, triple garagr, 22x5p
poultry houzE.- price tsi - An-acrs or
Nill sell the so with bldEa. and res2I e.
the balance owner Wiling 10 sell stock
and toOis a. per inventory,
21-Acre poultry farm, good house ana
poultry houses, scar garage aan
With this We vili sell , lake lots wlih
fruntAFe on 2 good fishing lhkez SltAIn
walking distance OF the farm. Prlce
$3.50. terms or discount for cash
Acre ~ good garden apN VIII 4
house. electric lights and Wired Tor
stove. for 50 200. terms
Is Acres ON Grand River With good
home, also ar overnight cabin. an gil
station garage and lunch room for
ais 900
10 Acres on Grand River With . home
and poultry houses for 80 500
Nov IA The time 70 buy fbrmA see
US FOR bargains. % ycart' experience
selilng farms In this locality.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

caioBED--Hoibrook Nod fat. e-s.
- 500 dosn
CAMPBELL. As30-Moc Cd farafei
e 500 an MCQUEEN TO e-sSfl
CltoFyD- Nor,h tne. near Wuodwsrd
brick rs' rooms each. furnaces
1.rsr FsrLEs; - 600 down ~ 3-35is.
CpiORFD 1851 Orissns-s-2 q
baths b a. qglcs possesSiln, o. 600
dnsr
ST AUElS. 5E!s--stars and 2 ftn
81 400 down
CRANE sssS-Inc0ne IS. , baths
steam beat. very dean 81 Oo0 down
eMEuLEY
sfs HAsr wkRREN TT i-sie7
VACANT-S4e5 DOWN
-sAYBURY GRAND. ss47
io0ef nesly decorated Ownsr, 1888
pims Eles "a coos
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
u OTES From the
| Office OF Veterans Affairs

workers so that they are interested
IL accepting building jobs. There
are other factors, of course, which
affect both the supply of materials
and workers, but at best it can be
said that public building or private
building is something which pro-
videS only long-range solution to
the housing problem.
A long-range solution is an ade-
quate answer for the housing of
our population in the next five or
ten years, however, the problem is
one that is immediate, and long
range solution is not adequate be-
cause veterans need housing and
they need it now. 1t is a poor an
Swer to veteran who does not
have living quarter: for his family
in the zero weather of a Michigan
winter 10 tell him that he will have
new house five years from now.
This brings us to the third pos
sibility, namely, INTENSIVE USE.
Intensive use means the greater
and more complete use of the ex-
listing housing in a community. 1t
means persuading those indvidu-
ais who have excess space to rent
those extra rooms to the veteran
and his family. In every commun-
ity there are many cases of widows
living alone in eight and ten-room
houses, and of single families oc-
cupying large houses with extra
rooms for which they have no i'm
mediate use Every community has
few homes the owners of which
could be persuaded TO convert
part of their homes into apart
mentS.
Intensive use is a program that
can only be carried to a successful
conclusion by the community it
self. 1t is primarily a job of sales
manship. 1t means persuading in
olvlduaIS who have no financial
need for extra rent to bring stran-
gers into their homes and disrupt
their normal routineS and mode of
living. In selling this program, it
would not be out of line to stress
the patriotic aspects; to call to the
attention of the citizens of the
community that they owe a patri-
otto duty to provide housing in
some form for these returning vet
Grams who have assured to them by
their sacrifices on the battle fields
of this war, continuation of their
way of life.
The program is of such import
ance and so much a community
problem that it can only be solved
by community enterprise.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24

. Measured by THE span of gears, bas been long.
long time since that first Christmas night, bit if
might bave been bnt yesterday Wben ne measure the
spirit of kindness wbicb Cbrstmastide releases.
Christmas means happiness, and Christmas happiness
is to be shared We uant to share orr 1915 Christ
mas happiness Nth yOn
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
Average U. of M.
Veteran Student
"a Years Old

ANN ARBOR, CUP)-A university
o: Michigan survey today disclosed
that the average of the 1908 vet
Grams in attendance is 241s years.
Other figures showed that the
average veteran at the University
served 80 months in the armed
services and was overseas for 26
months.
OF the total enrolled ex-Service
people, 81 are women who served
i'll the Army, Navy, Marines and
other auxiliarieS.
The survey showed that most of
the men served in the Army and
were first lieutenants. The major
ity of The former sailors were ordi-
nary seamen.
Some 500 of the veterans are pay
ing their own tuition. The remain
ing receive aid under the CT Bill
Of Rights.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
SUGGESTED COMMUNITY
ACTION REGARDING
HOUSING PROBLEM

That there is a housing problem
is without question. Veteran coun-
selorS are all too familiar with the
returning veteran who needs houS-
ng and is unable to find any. Many
reasons have been advanced for the
housing shortage. The following is
a summary Of the principal rea-
sons:
a. Natural increase in population.
b. The lack of building during
the war years.
C. The migration of populations,
particularly to our large urban CEN
tiers.
d. The general increase in pros
perity, thus resulting in the Separa-
! ton of family groups, who, in hard
times, tend to double up in houses.
There are only three possible So
lutions to the housing problem
They are:
a. Public building.
b. Private building.
! C. Intensive use of existing facil-
tiles.
Both public building and private
building are severely handicapped
because of lack of building mate
rails and building artisans. This
condition will not be alleviated for
some time. Building materials in
ample quantities will not be avail
able until the supplying industries
reconvert to a point where their
output is sufficient to meet the
pent up demand. The shortage of
building artisans will not be met
until more men are discharged from
the armed forces and a readjust-
ment of other industries releases
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
Macy WHhdrGirs
Magic Carpet

WASHINGTON. W.H)-The Navy
disclosed today that beginning in
January many of its ships will be
withdrawn from Pacific troop-car-
rying runs as both Army and Navy
transport schedules have been sur
passed
Within the first two months of
next year. the Navy said, 103 OF
the 353 ships in its so-called Magic
Carpet" fleet will have been with
drawn from transport service. Elig-
ible members of the crews of the
ships 70 be withdrawn will be dis
charged.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
Cowie Returns

Pfc. John D. Cowie, of 926 Sew
enth street, is on his way home.
Cowie is one of 1000 high-point
Army veterans whom the Magic
Carpet" is bringing back to the
States aboard the U.S.S. Hanover.
The U.S.S. Hanover left Okinawa
December 3, and was scheduled to
arrive in Seattle about December
Is.
Passengers will go directly to the
Separation Centers nearest their
homes to complete the formalities
OF Obtaining their discharges before
returning to civilian life.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
Ruffner Promoted

Paul Charles Ruffner has been
promoted to Warrant Officer from
Fireman 1-c. Ruffner, now on leave,
arrived home December 18 from the
South Pacific and will report to his
base at San Pedro, California on
January Z. In service two years, he
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Ruffner of 23459 Eureka.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
40 YEARS AGO
IN WYANDOTTE

An advertisement for kid gloves
inserted by Raul and Cabaret, dry
goods, furnishing, carpets, and wall
paper, Biddle avenue, asked custo-
mers to please bring your hands
with you" and added I'VE are ready
for all hands of both sexes"
An even dozen women signed
their names t. an announcement
declaring untrue runor that they
had offered their services to a
certain store" for so cents per
week. According to the article the
rumor was entirely false and with
out foundation"
Instead of receiving the $1,000 he
requested for drawing plans for a
new school building Architect E. j.
Harding was paid 500 by the board
of education who issued instruc-
tons to their attorney to fight any
suit which might be brought to
force a collection of the amount
claimed. Harding's plans were not
used as larger building was con-
Structed.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
ALLIED YOUTH BALL
NEW YEARS EVE

Tickets for the Allied Youth New
Years Eve ball to be given in the
Crystal and Fountain ballroom,
Hotel Statler, Detroit. are available
to Down River youth.
Tickets for the mammoth ball
may be purchased from Virginia
Haining, 1859 w. Jefferson, Tren-
ton.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
French Reorganize Army

PARIS. WD-The government an
rounced today that the French
Army will be reorganized on ba-
sis of a peacetime total of 100000
men and the Navy for a total of
$1,000.
The announcement was made af-
ter a conference of Army Minister
Edouard Michelet and 100 generals
and admiralS.
Evening star., 1945-02-25

o01 OF the Office He looked
tna limp right hand him. Jean who had
efFeo Danny German
pachek every week Jeann dough than before
my nand caring No
jeanne sad You bet dlng .
nome from the and happily after Story l n;v
technco'or Now
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-27

The name Morning
On dairy peodueo =
voaf aeouf1oce q -
neodable hioh qualify.
fook foe l. Whea yoa
buy.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-27
Hover Notes

Hover Sunday school held their
annual Christmas Eve program
which was enjoyed by all.
w. S. c. S. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Clifford Judd Jan.
Sth. Please bring an article which
is to be brought each month to
be added to the bazaar chest
which will be sold in the future:
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Butterfield
and son Darrell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harmon Wilcox and children were
dinner guests Christmas day OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Jones and
family Of Pasco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Num- and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon WILCOX were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Taylor Saturday evening.
Capt. Lynn Bofus spent Christ
mas with his parents and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bofus and
Beryla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Gilmore Of
Milton visited Sunday at the Carl
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Adams Of
Finley were Christmas day guests
at the E. r. Hatch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Judd and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mcintyre
and family were dinner guests
Christmas day at the A. S. NC
Intyre home in Kennewick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Kemp and
family Of Forest are spending the
holidays at the Lloyd Donnally
home. Mrs. Kemp is Mr.. Donnal-
ly's sister.
A. S. Mcintyre was a business
visitor in Hover Friday.
Miss Dorothy Aumann left for
Port Angeles Saturday to spend
the Christmas vacation with her
parents.
DR.. Goldie Merrill left Satur-
day for Seattle to spend the holi-
days with her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Num- and
Eva Rose Of Hover and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Taylor Of Finley
spent Xmas day at the Harry
Schultz home in Prosser.
Mrs. Lloyd Donnally and Mrs.
Harmon Wilcox served at the
U.S.O. the third Wednesday Of
this month.
Don Jones was an overnight
guest at the home Of his cousin,
Darrell Butterfield, Tuesday.
Helen Hawkins was a dinner
guest Of Alice Montague Sunday.
noro$hv md Roffv McInfvro 0f
Kennewick helped in the store
this past week.
Mr.. and Edrs. J. r. Ayers left
Sunday for Chewelah to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Ida Nagel
and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Marion
Nagel and family.
Wallace Nelson will leave for
w. S. c. Saturday after spending
the holidays with his parents, Mr..
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and Mrs. Guy Nelson and family
and visiting friends.
Cliff Lewis In the U. S. Army,
visited at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. Bob Mcintyre on. Christmas
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Num- and
Eva Rose visited Saturday in Pasco
at the home Of Mrs. Nunn's
brother, Ralph Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Num- and Eva
Rose and Catherine Struthers
were dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bradbeck in Finley
Mrs. Edna Mills and family
were dinner guests at the VIM.
Mills home in Kennewick Christ
mas night.
Lloyd Slaybaugh is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stay
baugh.
MI. and Mrs. Lloyd Kitchener
and sons were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mitchner In
Keunewick Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Slaybaugh
were dinner guests Of the Con
Bownan,s In Kennewick Christ
mas.
Mrs. Z. A. Waters daughter and
granddaughter drove from Spo.
kane to spend Christmas and q
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. z. A.
Waters.
Audrey and Adele Slaybaugh
will spend the week end at the
home Of their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Claybaugh.
Miss Luella Bowman is spend
ing the holidays visiting at the
home Of her aunt, Mrs. Carl Stay
baugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sapp are
visiting at the home Of Mr.. Sapp's
mother, Mrs. e. r. Hatch.
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Tuesday, Dec. Is, the Mikiniunk
Campfire girls held a Christmas
party in the Recreation hall for
their mothers. Sylvia Black gave
the welcome address and Barbara
Richards gave a reading. Billie
Wilson and. Dolores Putnam
twirled their batons. Betty Nc
Guinness gave q reading entitled,
Betty Entertains Her Big Sisters
Beau.
An the Campfire girls then sang
Silent Night, following which,
Norma Sdckles and Betty Jane
johnson sang. I'm Dreaming Of q
White Christmas", and Joyce Win.
tershield gave the closing speech
Mary Lashock acted - Santa
Claus and each girl and her mother
received q nice gift.
Refreshments were then served
The next meeting win be on
Jan. 8, at Mrs. Wasson's home.
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