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Evening star., 1945-01-27
HELP DOMESTIC tcons., !,

MAID. experienced cook, also maid for
snd serving ana cleaning; reterenees lye In;
ion given by Inter interview 4sa only o WI nisla sasa
in 81 out; SIS per wk. ia. oe4e. ~ .
aps s s aork e0s sr na9asp n sas saDseF or sos
preferred. Decatur 1851.
MAID, colored:. SIS per week, room and
SoHa,s & rs, oRpHANAoE, 1922 SsNi s.. NV. Nv
das gs out s % cDnsae pan cock sae.k
fast 8:15. dinner, $3.50: Thursday pm. and
sMpaGsys MaIby of Of sood nsst refs EN- lIss
perm. position. For Emlle's Beauty Salon,
Mayhower Hotel. Apply EMILE, 1921
sail MarP, I,9loa Dm asss ss Pm, care of boy. g.
an snd sao5 eartare. 18th and r. |. ave. ne
mAIDcGHW' na,nan, lIlS All co!o9sd: no SUNDAYS.
einity of Kensington. Cali Kensington
NURgsEMAID. care 2 young children; $50
NURsEMAID, white, complete care of in
and private bath; no cooking. ia 3207
:s3a TINE ift, moJsEwoKk hours. s-la
WAITRESS, .colored, full time. after
moons week; good wages. Apply Mich
lsan 1888 or 2137 Bancroft pl NV be-
tween 3 am. and pm. Sat. and Sun.
WOMAN, white, for light housework; live
WOMAN, care and training of girls, aged
= and 4. for professional parents; light
housekeeping, other help employed; room
board and excellent salary to qualified per-
son; blocks from Pinehurst Circle bus
Call WO. 9192 after pm
WOMAN, colored. middle -aged. for e W.,
from ! to o. small apt, 2 adults; no Sun
day. excellent pay Apply in store, Sl9
y Sc ne. 7 to 8 pm.
WOMAN, colored, for general cleaning,
hight cooking; good beginning salary
pieasant SuTroundings. NO. 1855.
WoMAN OR GIRL, part time, for medium
size boarding house, wash evening dishes.
DO main floor rooms, ETC., no dish drying,
a sterilizer is used; 2:3O pm. through
dinner; SIS per wk. with meals. Come
ready for work; steady. reliable person
only. 1894 New Hampshire ave. NV
$50 WEEKLY, settled. responsible woman
over %, light housework, partial care Q
children: live in: other help employed
EN-; 170S, 4504 Warren st. NV.
slS, live IN or out: girl or woman for
g; W, no cooking Bendix washing ma
ehine, 5H2-day week. RA. 0179. 5506 4th
SOME ONE twhite, to take care of child
live IN; pleasant home. OR. 473S
TWO NEIGHBORS would like to share a
girl for g.h;w.; cooking not nee. but must
M Ilye n 1-S or out: ref. of reliability required
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PERSONAL tcon,.,.

PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50 ask for MISS
wright, II you are in need of loan up to
$500 on your signature.
DRESsMAKING STUDIO. centrally located.
Formerly of 5th ave-. New York Equipped
for prompt service. Dresses; suits made
NV. Room 20 Phone Ex 1903
BON AIR COUNTRY SCHOOL, Baltimore.
Md: fer problem. speech defect and re-
tarded children 4 to IL years old Hopkins
pR $780, FBeg sep7 Falls Isow e seTEace m 2soo,
Senn I,. ave. Hours 10 to g. Appt. only.
Pnysiotherapy treatments, S5 each. 30s
NURSE has vacancy for, elderly LADY in
service Shepherd 84S4 2S!
BANIsH FEAR SELF CONSCIOUSNESS
talk tai fluently and ,convineslngiy. For private
INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED by
tax conSuitant Phone MA 1899 or
Spruce 029s-J for appointment g am. to
= pm, E daily 1 ana Sunday, j..
board, preferably in Catholic private or
nursing home~tn NV; one requires some
assistance. but not professional nursing.
MOTHER and registered nurse will board
baby in licensed home. Phone Hyattsville
O0S3 weekdayg
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, repairs, painting, remodel
ing: expert mechanics; reasonable prices,
HIGHWOOD BUILDING CO.. EN-. 1881.
ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing, rock wool In
sulation. Call us for estimate. HUDSON
SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT CO., 1877 Pa. ave.
nv Warehouse at 9TH and T ne. DI.
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS. RA. 1928.
Knotty pine recreation rooms general re-
pairs pairs Eyening phone AT 2295,
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning; par
quet installations: Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING ~ GoNTRAcJoRs. TR spG INC 1912 wiscon-
JOHNs-MANvILLE roofing. siding storm
eoSTRAcTMaa CO.. sea5 81. s2oo SA' AiAs
PAINTING AND DECORATING, 40 years at
making homes brighter: unexcelled work
at reasonable rates For free estimates.
Call RA $3.50 or GE. SS63 after $50 pm.
LUCAS. LUCAS & LUCAS. s23 Emerson
PAINTING, PAPERING, PLAsTERING and
general repairs Electrical work. Materials
available Free estimates. White mechanics.
Prompt service Terms arranged HOUGH
BROS. CO.. DI. 400: after 5 pm. FIR.
PAINTING, decorating, alterations and re-
pair work: reasonable prices; best mechan-
les. HIGHwOOD BLDG. CO., EN- 1881.
CALL A. r. WOODSON CO.--Roofing. sid-
ing insulation. combination storm SASH
1913 H st NV. RE. $500.
tContinued on Next Pass.)
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

CAMERA ROOM OPERATOR wanted for
permanent position in large department
store studio: excellent opportunity, salary
and bonus. Call MISS RASSIAS. pI. 4400.
COUPLE (white) for general housekeeping
on suburban estate. man must be expert
enced as butler. chauffeur and serving
table, woman general house duties, cooking
only on cooks days of. no laundry Don't
apply unless professionally experienced
bedroom. twin beds. air-conditioned in
summer. Owner out Of city part time
irregular hours and sometimes entertain
Ing when at home, No children In family.
but large dog Rtght salary to right couple.
Phone Falls Church 2700.
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All persons to be hired In this
area, must be referred By the local
United States Employment Service
ONCE, unless the specific adDertise-
n1ent indicates otherwise,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself: JOSEPH ALTORIO. 800 South
Carolina ave. Sc. 27&
e1S2 Pa. AVE. Nw.--Income tax returns
enc dsclaration prepared: no waiting SAUL
9. SOBER, public accountant, ME. 043l
automatic: no cash needed: small monthly
payments; immediate installation D A.
STANSBURY. Ii 1929
! WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than myself
ALFRED GILBERT HUDSON, 1908 Mimi.
ave. Sc, Wash. D. c. 2Ss
PLAINFIELD oRCHARDS-Open daily and
Sunday, all winter: Stayman, Winesap
Crimes Golden, Red Delicious apples and
sweet cider. Out Ga. ave. 5 mi. to Glen
mont, right 5 mi on Route 1S2. w w.
MOORE, Sandy Spring, Md. Ashton 247l
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position private family. experience and
reference; S25 each. Box 441-Z, Star. 2S'
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
COLORED WOMAN, experienced. wishes 5
days work weekly. reference. Phone DE.
1881. IS.
GIRL. colored. desires Job taking care
of small child. Call Trinidad 60T2.
GIRL, colored. wishes g.h.w.: live out: $50
per week 112O Lamont st. NV. ask for
HATTIE CARTER
GIRL, colored, desires respectable position
pU. S197, FIFI.
GIRL, colored, wishes gh.w.. stay in: also
employed husband can do odd Jobs. DE.
7442.
GIRL, colored. wants ghw DE. 35e3.
HOUSE MOTHER of frat, excellent cook,
will exchange services for small apt: ref
erences Box 3fs1- q, Star 2Ss
MAN AND WOMAN, colored, will COM
pletely clean your home reas.; thorough
and prof. workers. Refs. Ii. 5TSS. 2Ss
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO FLY. can oliver ssss. CON-
FLY-LEARN HOW. Use it in your busi-
SaEf '"t Can saisJ ss' r1Ys YYTsFs
arithmetic, algebra. ge-
preparation engineering colleges. Army,
Navy Eddy test exams. Days and EVENINGS.
ndIyldual n1dEH LII instrustien aIS MoNDELL MsII
Bldg.- Room sss. pistric. saso. EXT. Z
MOTOR TRAVEL.
ARCHITECT wants ride Miami or vicinity.
help henss dr,yIng; share expenses; best 5efer-
PAssENGER, sasssE III s'so' | or 2, Wash. to Boston;
leaving Jan. 80; references. OR. 5S93. 2Ss
YOUNG LADY wants ride to or near
Phoenix, Ariz. Phone Columbia 979l. %.
PERSONAL
%ogaD hkE to soa sSataGs aosz
= Infants from s weeks to
2 years: complete service. including iaun-
"a ray = treatments; open a.m.-6 pm. pm except except
Sun: clientele limited to working mothers.
CIRCLE Ems oIub S aeT DaSeEs M Alex xbaIa s55
meet and strangers feel at home. For in
RaRf Gp f1ns 81 E Bm or!a ma Ss asi
isfs bsas s. asf psr sso Sna Dn asf Df s5 .
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING, To-day
service: guaranteed scientifically by watch
MASTER MITCHELL. Jeweler 1404
DR. H. w. JOHNSON. dentist. False teeth
repaired while you wait Room 602.
INCOME TAX returns and declarations
prepared by former Government tax con-
sultants: competent. reasonable. GE. 9313.
HENS, SOC up; coat relinings; all kinds Of
tailoring and alterations; prompt service;
expert workmanship. NEEDLECRAFT. $40
18th st: NV. End floor; Ma $500.
years experience in n Y. City high schools,
available evenings for tutoring French,
Spanish. Euglish. Box 346-z. Star. 500
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Situations Ddnted ddBertise-
mentS containing the symbol
(t) are inserted By er-serUice
men and lOonen.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

BUSINESS.
TEACHERS-Many midterm openings;
register with ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
204 Colorado BLDG, 14th and G.
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

OUPLE, colored. cook and butler, wish
ference: S25 each. Box 441-z. Star. IS.
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t'eral Pross 1lSo. 2SA
ssTEMoGRApHER, white; $40 week. Apply
s1qas sTRSoGRApHER. Or Pier 5h-day week. working
Apply eaHIHsss AETNA finance CO, seia K. l.
sTENoGRAPHER, part time. afternoons,
"a ssoS: q apply At ia1I s4th St. NV NV
susMeGRArMEK m 9T ptep nav n sh ss
s5snsss sp RST SS5 AK; 4 star; .,,t ros,t,aa
estate Office. BOSS & PHELPS. dIs iS I4i7 K K
81 SssTiEEN'SoiGRApHER Enc Excellent opportunity
position soed salary pleasant WORKING
sTENOGRAPHER, light dictation, 5ts-day
lent opportunity for advancement and post
FEso HSssNE c csd ones ssrssI ss drss
Southern life insurance company: perma-
nent position: off everv other Saturday:
quarterly bonus: See MISS FISHER SOP
American Security Bldg
STENOGRAPHER and general office work
er; permanent position with scientific res
ldence club; salary $50 Pc month;
pleasant WORKING conditions, Please re,
qualifications. Boy 4Is-x. Star
STENOGRAPHER-TYP with knowledge
Of bookkeeping; 5-day week; Jewish. Box
d01-X, Star.
sTENOGRAPHER, young, experienced;
confidential work Ter 2 Senate; Senate rsi- Mt
sTENoGRAPHER-TrP1sT srIS sas pHIl with adaptable
personality. able to work with volunteer
formed personnel, ability to take minutes
and. report meetings essential 54.day
dobwiIiNis IA. 70 500 9ss'n nvssidssi between u
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-09
NESDAY, MAY 9,
MADsEN-HEDREEN
 PURCHASE BUILDING

Chas Cavey has sold the Cavey Liquor Store to Geo. Madsen. The Cavey Building in which the Polar Bar, Cavey Liquor Store and Polar Curio Store are situ- ated. was also sold to Geo. Mad sen.
 Chas Cavey has been in busi- ness in Nome since the early days. Fer many years he was the owner and operator of the North Pole Bakery. Later he opened another restaurant which was destroyed in the fire of 1884. After the fire he rebuilt on his present. location.
 MT. and Mrs. Cavey plan to leave for the States next week and visit with their two sons, Walter and Charles who were both born in Nome.
 Charles is now working with Boeings in Seattle. Walter is eradicate engineer and plans to re- turn to Alaska some day.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-09
Goering And
 Kesselring Taken Into Custody

PARIS, May 9-R -Goering and Kesselring have been taken into custody by the United States Seventy Army. The Sixth Army Group announcement quot d Goering as saying he was sen fenced to death April 24 for sug- gesting he take over the leader ship of the Reich from Hitler.
 Goering's wife and child were taken into custody with him.
 Kesselring, the last German commander in chief on the west ern front. He has been shifted from Italy to succeed von Rund- stedt was captured earlier by the Seventh Army.
 The fat Reichsmarshal said he was seized by the Germans April twenty-seventh and held at Berchtesgaden and ordered exe- cuted. He last saw Hitler April ,twenty-second in Berlin. He as- serted he believed that Hitler had died April twenty-seventh or twenyt-eighth.
 Goering surrendered personally to Brig. Gen. Robert Stack, assist ant commander of the Thirty Sixth Texas Division, who also
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-09
PAGE EIGHT
Selective Service Legislation Is Extended

WASHINGTON, May 9-tP- President Truman signed legisla- ton extending the Selective Serv- ice Act as a compelling necessity in continuance of military opera tions against Japan"
 The President said he signed the bill extending the military draft for year from May IS, or until the war is ended on all fronts, with reluctance and he did not wish the action interpreted as expressing concurrence with the section of legislation placing added restrictions on the War and Navy departments in their management of the fighting forces"
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-09

other quislings throughout Oslo.
 Meanwhile plans to remove the German troops from the principal cities to central assembly points for surrender went forward in conferences between Brig. Gen. Hilton and the chief of the Allied Control Commission.
 Maj. Gen. Holte, chief of staff of the German commander of Norway quislings was assigned to a cell in the famed Moellegatan prison from which hundreds of his own political prisoners have been released since the German equalization.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-09

captured Won Rundstedt May first. The surrender occurred on a road east of KitZbuhel. Goer- ing's wife, the former actress Emmy Sonnemann cried ire quently.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-09
Vidkin Quisling Surrenders

OSLO, May 9-R Vidkin Quisling, whose name became a synonym of treachery in this war was taken to the Oslo jail from his estate outside of Oslo to be arraigned publicly in court today or tomorrow under the Norwegian law.
 The Norwegian Nazi chief was broken by swift events which top pied his five-year grip on Norway drove up to the Oslo police sta- ton in bullet proof car with six of his cabinet members. Norwe- gian home forces rounded up 400
 The measure prohibits the use of eighteen year olds in combat unless they have at least six months training.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-09

Wrestling is the most universal and primitive of all sports.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

doned quarry. Then it swung left over
the white road and disappeared in
cloud OF chalky dust in the direction Of Hawks.
town.
Jerome Denton, fat and pompous, sat inside
the machine directly behind the chauffeur He
talked to the man beside him
Harry" he said, you may be interested to
hear that I knew every inch of this country at
one time"
Born here?" asked Harry Jerome Denton
nodded. He watched the farmhouses snap by, then
pointed suddenly to one of the old houses
"Old man Geller owned that one. I walked
out here one day when about nine. Near
the apple orchard saw a bear ran and ran
until I was out Of breath.
Later, I found out il was just big SOW" He
chuckled. Shed had litter Of pigs and was
afraid I'd come to take them.
THAT wasn't there in my day" Jerome Den
ton pointed to a small hydro electric plant on the
river. u guess all the houses have electricity
now. We used to get kerosene for six cents
gallon and spill half Of it in the road before we
got home"
The other man smiled You've got a good
memory, Jerry"
That's where you're wrong" returned Jerome
Denton swiftly i've got bad memory. Very
bad. But coming back TO the old town after so
many years sort OF jogs the memory could
never forget Hawkstown in million years II
owes me an apology.
They ignored me here when was a child
Harry; ignored me completely. And something
cracks inside Of kid who's snubbed the way
was. After while, got to be pretty bitter.
1t wouldn't have been so bad if the other kids
had laughed at me, or even beaten me up But
they just walked by as though l didn't exist.
when was eight dad died And then was
MON you seldom see in the movies She was my
mother through and through, and never stopped
reminding me Of it. She was always stern always
scolding, never complmenting"
Il know what you mean" Harry unused.
That's tough"
"Tough?' echoed Jerome Denton. 1T nearly
killed me. used to stand at State and Fifth
some day I'd have them all talking about me.
don't think now that they really meant TO hurt
me, They just didn't see me, that's all.
so, many night cried myself to sleep. And
as grew bigger, kept renewing my pledge to
myself that I'd have them all talking about me
some day" He paused for moment. And
then, when nom died. knet beside her grave
got up, and left Hawkstown."
Harry picked up the speaking tube and asked
The chauffeur TO slow down bit The car loafed
along noiselessly.
"It's been many years since saw this neck Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

the woods" Jerome Denton went on. MANY.
many years. But, as you see never forgot it,
And never forgot my oath, either. Sometimes,
in the rush Of big business Hawkstown would
fade from my mind But as soon as had
chance 10 relax it would all come back
Harry pointed. Whats that big white church
over there?'
That's ST. Marks. Nom used TO 20 there
We're right in the heart OF town now Corner Of
State and Fifth"
The car came 10 stop opposite the church
Jerome Denton eyed the crowd OF townfolk with
interest He noted, too, that there were traffic
lights on State Street now
The crowd began to filter around the car 10
get to the opposite side OF the street Suddenly.
a man stopped and pointed Jerome Denton
grnned. The man was pointing at him. He
waved a casual greeting in return.
Several other people stopped. There was
lot Of talking going on now and much gesticula.
ton. Soon, quite a sizable crowd was milling
about the car. Two very pretty girls, eyes wide,
pressed against the window pane in the left door.
One waved a pencil, indicating request for an
autograph
"Oh fine" Harry muttered Wen be lucky
IL we can get through this mob when the light
turns green"
Jerome Denton shrugged Look at them" he
said. Can you hear them through the glass?
Jerome Denton, they're all saying They know
now, all right. 1 don't recognize many faces,
but I'm sure a few Of those old timers are the
very kids who once snubbed me-
Il swore I'd make em talk about me-" he
chucked, land, by God I've done il! Look at
them stare!" He turned to the other side Of the
Copyright. 1915; Knt Features SYNDICATE Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
CHI UCKL ES

cit was 1850 a. M Two stood At . bar.
The radio featured eooing female who sang with
a sweet orchestra. The first customer TUNED TO
his friend.
IT'S funny" he said. But after midnight an
the lady singers you hear the air are smooth.
voiced damseIs who sing in low, pleasant man
neT Why is il you hear any Of those
nerve-wracking shrH sopranos after rnidnight?"
The other looked at his watch and picked
up his hat
who says you don't2' he cried gIunIy.
"WaitH my wife sees what time I'm getting
homeg...
SThe two Brosdwayites were discussing one
OF Park Avenues most famous pisyboys This
plSyboy has been having trouble lately with sew
eraI irate husbands
An say" observed one chap. rs that the guy
is really an artist in his own line
Is that SOP" returned the other. Landscape -
No." was the reply. "Fire-escspeg
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

car Go ahead, you yokels" he said softly Go n
ahead and stare. You wouldn't look al me thirty. "
five years ago-but now IL. very different eh?"
The light changed. The car inched through
The mob and sped away.
Back on the corner of State and Fifth, a man
SPOKE TO his neghbor.
Yep" he nodded that's Jerome Denton all
right. He used 10 live in this town. And that's
Harry Sparks. Sheriff of Quiller County, with
him.
Denton killed his partner few months ago,
you know Now he's his way to prison for
lfe'...
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
ltLusTRATloN BY D. 6. HolcoMs

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alexander,

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alexander,
1920 Fifth Ave. &c., and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Scott of st. Paul will
leave Friday night, Aug. 10, for an
indefinite stay in Chicago with rela-
tives and friends.
Promoted: Pfc. Leon Biles, son
Of Mrs. Grace Biles, 1903 S. Sixth
St., has been promoted TO corporal.
He is a mail clerk for his company
at Fl. Riley, Kans.
Mrs. Florence and Shirni Mayes,
Of 1881 Bryant Ave. No, and 704
Humboldt Ave. No., returned this
week from a stay at Lake Adney.
Miss EuIa ChristmOn was hon
ored at a breakfast given by Mrs.
E. V. Marshall, at 1909 Elliot Ave-,
Wednesday, Aug. 8. The other
guests were Mrs. Theodore Vaughn
and her house guest, Mrs. M. Hurt
of Nashville, Tenn, and Mrs. Enroll
Fassett. Miss Christmon returned
to her home in st. Louis, We'd
nesday, Aug. 8.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10
Duluth
News
By ZiIlah M. Waters


Mrs. Alma K. Watts, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Watts, celebrated her birthday
Tuesday, July 81. Guests included:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams, Mrs.
Sidonia Black, Mrs. Steve Simmons,
Mrs. Anna Lee johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Nichols, Miss Mary
Kelley, Mrs. Carrie Dozier, Eugene
Watts, III, Herbert Brown, and
Zillah Waters.
Stephen Coles was released from
st. Mary's hospital after having an
operation performed upon his eyes.
He is very much improved.
Mrs. William Massingill is i'm
proving, but she is still confined to
the hospital.
Mrs. David McHenry of 619 East
Third Street, spent the weekend in
the Twin Cities visiting her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Brown of st. Paul.
Mrs. Alma Watts and Robert
Curtis were married on Saturday,
August A. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis,
and Mrs. Curtis son, Eugene, left
for Philadelphia after a two-week
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Watts.
The Rev. Boyd NJ. Patrick, pastor
of st. Marks A.M.E. church, is
enjoying a weeks vacation.
George Adams spent Sunday at
Little and Big Lake Winnie.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10

Richard Wade, Robert Hughes,
Robert Price, Harvey Saunders,
Richard Thomas, Roy Moody, Otis
Smith, Eugene Thompson, Louis
Wade, Donald Haskins, Jentress
0'Neal, David Fowler, Carl Powers,
Carl McDaniels, and Ernest john
son.
Pfc. George C. Mills, who has
been visiting his wife, Doris Man
derville Mills, and daughter, Shir-
ley, 211O 10th Ave. So, left Tues
day, August 7, for reassignment.
He was in this country on furlough,
after spending a year in Germany.
Mrs. Luella Lewis, 1927 East
Franklin, entertained Pfc. George
c. Mills at cocktail party, Thurs
day, Aug. 2. Guests were Seaman
lie Arthur Brewer, Messrs. Stew
art McGill, Turner Tucker; Misses
Mabel Bludsoe, Lula Mae Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fox and Mrs.
Mills.
Mrs. Walter Taylor Frances
Moore) of Washington, D. c., left
Tuesday, Aug. z, after paying a
surprise weekend visit to her
mother, Mrs. Matte Moore, 37O5
Fourth Ave. So.
Council Meets: Mrs. Rosalind
Glanton, 2429 Fourth Ave. &c., was
hostess at a meeting of the execu-
tive council of the State Baptist
S. S. and B. T. U. convention, Sum-
day, Aug. 5, at A p. m. at her home.
The vacant offices were filed and
the program for the year outlined.
Those attending were Miss Leatrice
Dodd, of Pilgrim Baptist Church
for the year outlined. Those at
tending were Miss Leatrice Dodd
of Pilgrim Baptist Church, st. Paul,
Misses Audrey King, Zion Baptist,
lone Brown and Sally Benson, Be-
thesda Baptist Church, Charlotte
Pearson, Matte Harris and Sarah
Jackson of Pilgrim Rest Baptist
Church, Minneapolis.
Surprised on Birthday: Mrs. G..
W. Wallace, 1929 Fourth Ave. &c.,
surprised her husband on his birth
day Tuesday, Aug. z, with party.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wallace, Messrs. Kenneth
Wallace and VIM. Curry, Mines.
Elsie McMoore and Ethel Saunders,
Mr.. Charles Harris, his daughter
Minnie and little Eddie Anderson.
Mrs. Shirni Mayes, 704 Humboldt
Ave. No., entertained in honor of
Mrs. Florence Mayes' birthday,
Tuesday, Aug. 7. Mines. Phoebe
Givens and Marcella Everett were
the guests.
Breakfast Guests: Mrs. E. V.
Marshall had as her breakfast
guests in honor of Miss Marian
Jeffries and Mrs. Ada Jenkins, Chi
cago, and Mrs. Henrietta Eve of
Hot Springs, Ark, Mrs. J. Shepard,
C. W. Glenn and David Francis.