Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1942, Page 28

an Snd R M Moad Francy and i LECTURE. “Dutch Guiana,” by Nichols | we: oy ST Sepaetion snd, ‘Mabel" nd Julis, s Simpson, Charles and Teresa, Thomas, John and Dorothy, girl. Vierkorn, Elwood wna Alj Wade. John and Mary. g Wallace Floyd and Mar: Weon Josephand. Josepine: sl Weich. Bylvester and Catnerine, bov. foers. Joseph and Constance. sirl. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Deaths Reported Elizabeth C. Atwell 91, st. h.w. Harriet D Lowell, 90, 2838 27th at. n.w. Bertha C. Budin, §3. Gailinger Hospital. Angie M. Boehm, 81, National Luthersn ome, Mary M. Lewis. 81, 6210 Utah ave. n.w. Joseph H. Goodrich, 79, 6000 New Hamp- shire ave. n.e | Benamin P uomborouxh, 78, 803 4th | Eawin W. Dasix, 78, Sth st | Charles 2 Smalie "' 858" Monroe Semuclde Binder. 77, St. Ellzabeth's Zaspital 1340 Pairmont | 420 r R. FE DE {oiiation Hoepiy usgell M. 'umun. 47, 1330 Massa- | Ada Jenking. 43, Erovidence Hosmita Anselo E: Robertillo, 40, 1019 Cnrrlnlbolll Flannigan, 48, G pital. chnlel Molton. 13. Cllul!ly Hoapital. D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1942. BOOKS CLOSED: Charge Purchases Payable During MARCH :‘t": Hos- liinger Hospital. | 2 Parragut st. n.¥. Soree dmen s Romul Virkinia Bell % 8, Galiinger Hospital TR o Nl Chnarens Homital. | Infant Doris Keruck, 1114 Whittenham Thomas and Foa [ B 76, Umberger Rest | Upton st. n.w. | erans’ Aumm-l 7915 13th st. Rlchnrd H. Smoot. ely. Willmuth, Charles and Katnrs i 1 Cectln . Fentres | Georse A. Wardia Bonds buy bombs. Stamps buy | _,,_“,‘,";}';‘Z il | bullets. Buy United States Defense | Army Band concert, Army WAar | ponds t: College Auditorium, 11:30 am. to- | bossrons i il s MOrrow. s £ MEETINGS. | X HABERDASHER Retail Advisory Committee, Carl- | ton Hotel, 9:30 am, tomorrow. | RALEIGH HABERDASHER Store Hours: 9:30 AM. to 6 P.M. . Aleph Zadik Aleph Chapter, B'nai NATIONAL 9540 1310 F STREET B'rith, Willard Hotel, noon tomor- row. Smith. sponsored by National Geo- graphic Society, Constitution Hall, 8:15 o'clock tonight. | MUSIC. “bes. 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Dancing lesons, National Catholic Community Service Club, 918 Tenth street NNW., 3 pm. tomorrow. FOR COLORED SERVICE MEN. Open house, Phvllis Wheatley Y. . C. A, 901 Rhode Island avenue N.W., 7:30 o'clock tonight. Swimming, Y. M. C. A. 1816 Twelfth street NW., 2 to 10 pm. tomorrow. Our Famous Felt Hat Classic with a new picoted brim for spring. Navy, Turf-tan, Coffee or Black Light colors alightly higher Invest Now FOR THIS YEAR AND NEXT YEAR SAVE IN THIS RALEIGH EVENT OF FUR COATS In the face of current conditions, we don’t know when quality furs like these will be available at such low prices again. Into these coats have gone the finest peltries, the careful, unhurried workmanship of mas- ter furriers. Next year you'll thank yourself for the foresight that enabled you to own a Raleigh fur coat at savings—by investing NOW., IN THE \ "9 to 9 ACTIVITIES" Navy embarks upon its biggest sea- son! 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