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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17

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Many as Are Led by the Spirit of God
They Are the Sons Of God.
University Christian-The Rev.
Hear, Ye Him" night Jesus Cradle
East Park NJ. E-The Rev. p. A ulrv.
pastor, Morning theme Our Christina
Guest night, Call His Name Jesus.
All Saints Cathadral-Robert G Alley.
ander canon; 7:30 a.. m. Holy Commun-
ION; 10 a. m. church school: II a M
morning PRAYER and sermon.
Emerson Avenue Ba7tsy.-The Rev y
u .,,, Rove. supply minister; morning theme,
wh1 a. TO 20 N Crisis? night, What
Second Morayian Episcopal The Rev.
united service with an address BY the pas.
1ori q 40 ?. m. theme. In the Fullness Of
Merritt Place NJ. E.-The Rev NJ. H.
Reynolds, pastor. Morning theme Con
gye.csIrs,,tion:' night Living the Straight
Sutherland Presbyterian-The Rev. Flor
a li,, q. FineloeTer pastor Morning theme.
emanuel night, last of the parable--
movie sermons on Forgive Us Our Debts"
St. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev. L. O.
Z. Fackler, passoL. Morning theme. '5u-
premacy of the Lowly;' might The
Glory Of the Manger Child TUESDAY
MONDAY night, the Dorcas Girls will have
snelr CHRISTMAS party at the home OF
Mss Margaret Erfman, AIS Washington
Go9llexard. thursday night. Children's
Christmas service at the church.
Bsyille Avenue Evanyeiical-The Rev.
Ambrose Acgerisr pastor. Morning theme.
Ine Law OF Reciprocity" night, 'Bound-
less Achievement.
Central Christian-The Rev w. A.
5rulIenperger, pastor: Morning theme.
program under the direction OF Fred Jerry
viii be given.
Tifty-First street NJ. E.-The Rev. wiz
Shepherds Of Bethlehem" special Christ
mas music.
Speedway Boulevard ". E-The Rev.
Oliver <. Black. pastor Morning theme.
The Message Of the Bible
Broadway EvangelicaI-The Rev Lloyd
z. Smith. pastor, Morning theme. Chris
Hour. the Sunday school VIII present a
Christmas program
Calvary United Brethren-The Rev L.
4. Huddleston. pastor. Morning theme.
The World as Jesus Entered IT." 7.30
2. m theme. Inc Power OF ChrlSts Love"
Thursday at 7.30 p. n. old-fashion prayer
meeting.
West Morris Street Christian-The Rev.
Garry L. Cook. pastor. Morning theme,
The Law Of Reproductions" night. Is
God in This Depresslon2"
Norshwood Chrisfian--R. MELVIN Thomp-
son. pastor. Morning service. a Christ
mas cantata. Promise and Fulhliment."
hens plans bv he Bible school and
Christian Endeayor society members.
Meridian Heights presbyterian-Morn-
ing theme. Day-Springs" niShk. This
Grace NJ. E-The Rev. Il Brooks Snake.
pastor. McrninR theme. The gyail a. th3
STAR b. Mss ReSu1x saNrNa canfata.
This Christmas King
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College Avenue Baptist-The Rsv. r. N.
Dodrill, pastor. Morning service at $3.50
day. The drill team will be present in
uniforms. The pastor will address the
Mems Bible class.
Missionary Tabernacle-The Rev. Otto
II. Mater, pastor. 1890 A. m. theme.
Progress in the Christian, 2:sO p, m.
and Reconciliation" a chalk talk.
Central Avenue Methodist-Dr. Charles
Drake skinner, pastor. Morning service.
1915 O'Clock, with DR.. John 3. Benson
speaking on The Cross in Modern Ex-
Satisfaction" by Or. Benson.
Second Evangelical The Rev. r. c.
Wacknitz, pastor. Morning subject. The
Christ" night. Christ Is All IN All"
First RefOrn,ed-The Rev. C. ]. G.
Cld-Fashioned Hope" night. Christmas
musicale. Wednesday night, annual Christ
mas entertainment
st. Matthew's EpiscOpal-The Rev. Fran
Communion; lo:45 a; m. the Litany and
pageant 1S1 The Hoy Night IT. followed 15isi 81
church school Christmas party.
Edwin Ray NJ. Ee-The Rev. william
Talbot. Jones. pastor. Morning theme,
Behold the Great Light; night. The
Anticipated Saviour
Christian Science Service-sIs the Uni
verse. Including Man, Evolved by Atomic
Force?" is the subject of the lesson sermon
II all Churches OF Christ, Scientist. on
Sunday.
st. Johns EvangeIicaI-At night a class
Of forty-hve children in the cradle roll
department. viii take part in Christmas
program.
BrightwoOd n. E.-The Rev. F. T. Tay-
Tor, pastor. Morning theme The Lords
Prayer; night Bearer Of Good Tidings."
Centenary Christian-The Rev r. 7.
syn The proF n M9EFinE hems Sins 1er sta
King service.
First Evange.icaI-Th Rev. R. H. Muel-
Ter. minister. Morning sermon b. the Rev.
Test OF a Lifes' evening. Christmas can
The Angels Song
Anger Powell. rector Holy communion 9
a. M: church school $50 a. m. church
hour kindergarten. f0.4S a. m: morning
PRAYER and sermon. i0.45 a. m. topic.
Who Is This That cometh?"
Meridian Heights Presbyterian-In the
United Church Loyalty crusade. win speak.
Downey Avenue Christian The REV. 3,
e. johnson, pastor. Morning theme. What
Think xs q cnFirt7; night. What i
chrissian ana Missionary AllIansa TIE
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Trus-er as hostesses. Mrs. Carl
Clampitt and Mrs. w. F. Holmes
will have charge of the program
The Inter-Alia Club will entertain
with a Christmas party.
The program for the Christmas
party of the ToKalon Club will be
in charge of Mesdames o. M. Jones,
Frank B. Hunter, Jesse A. Rousn
and Harriet Burtch.
The Heyl Study Club will have as
its subject THE Dawn of Social
Consciousness" The program will
be in charge of Mesdames Henry E.
Won Grimmenstein, Thomas NJ
Sinner, and James A. Matthews.
Mrs. Carl Withner, rs North Ar
lington avenue, will be hostess to
the Expression Club at a covered
dish luncheon. Mrs. Vincent Bin
ager and Mrs. H. H Arnholter will
give the program, with Mrs. Charles
E. TeeterS as accompanist.
Mrs. Harry Wangelin, 5173 Pleas.
ant Run boulevard, will be hostess
to a Christmas luncheon party for
the members of the Late Book Club
There will be an exchange OF
Christmas gifts.
The Riley Hospital Cheer Guild
will meet in the Fletcher American
bank. In the absence of the presi-
dent, Mrs. John F. Ward, Mrs.
Anna M. Tomlinson, first vice. presi-
dent, will preside. The meeting is
being held a week early, in order
that plans may be made for the
activities for the children in the
hospital at Christmas.
WEDNESDAY
The Irvington Catholic Womans
Study Club will be entertained with
a Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. Leo F. Pearney, $50 South
Emerson avenue.
The Oct-Dahl Club will have a
Christmas party at the home OF
Mrs. A. c. Hawn, 500 East Thirty
sixth street.
The Indianapolis branch Of the
State Assembly Woman's Club will
meet, with Mrs. A. N. Bobbitt as
chairman.
Mrs. Harry Rybolt, 3841 Central
avenue, will be hostess to Chapter
F, P. E. o. Sisterhood. Her assist
ants will be Mesdames Wallace Hall
Louis E. Berer and Mabel Martin
Mrs. Chic Jackson viii speak on
Dickens Christmas Carol"
The Mothers Alliance of Alpha
Delta Theta of Butler university
will hold their December meeting
at the home of Mrs. George Hargitt
41O4 College avenue. Gifts will be
exchanged.
THURSDAY
Mrs. r. B. Malloch, 1922 Buckle
street, will be hostess to the Thurs
day Lyceum Club. Mrs. L. c. Mes
sick will review Magnolia Street,
by Louis Golding.
FRIDAY
The Friday Afternoon Reading
Club will have a Christmas pro-
gram. Hostesses will be Mesdames
w. I. Moore, Charles Cherdron and
George H, Healey.
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Services in City Churches Sunday

the Live Wire party will be held in
the social room of the church.
/. David A. Grove is the leader of
the class.
The Bible school Christmas party
will be held in the social room on
Friday night at 7 o'clock. David H.
Whitman is superintendent of the
school.
EnglewOOd Christian-The Rev. o. A.
We ougro oasI0 The New InGs n HaTe
the Rev.. A. Burns. formerly of Greenfield.
Ind. will speak.
Truth Center of Applied Christianity
Edna +. Mauzy leader 1890 a. m. Lin
coin Hotel theme. The Christmas. Star
night theme. The Lord Is Your Shepherd
BeIIaire NJ. E.The Rev, walter B.
Wayside Well': night. The Sinners Ex-
cuses Swept Away"
scheick, pastor Morning theme, NO
Room; night. GLORY to Cod
CarroiIton Avenue Rcformed-The Rev. E.
@. HomTighausen. pastor. Morning theme.
If Christ Had Not Come: night sacred
cantata conducted BY Mrs Rosalee Spong.
Madison Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. E. P.
Jewett pastor. Morning. service. quarterly
communion and installation Of newly
Missionary Society: $50 p. m. Epworth
League.
Rivedside Park NJ. E.-The Rev. Robert
NJ. Selle. pastor Morning theme Keep
SSsgisLpNa Ms in sd, Your Heart: night. Good
Emmanuel ,RefOrmed-The Rev Herbert
Perpetual Christmas: D. m church
school Christmas program.
Memorial BaDtist-The Rev. George @.
KImseyi pastor. Morning theme. CHURCH
COP
River Avenue Baptist-The Rev George
bic REPENTANCE: night. rs Temple Service
Superior OF Inferior to Christ's OheTlEg2"
Grace Church of the Brethren-The Rev.
Russell @. West. pastor. Morning theme.
The Transformation Of Name"
ST. Paurs Reformed-The Rev. william
H. Knlerim. pastor. Morning theme in
Life: o.55 a. m. theme in English. "Guid
ing Stars
Trinity Reformed-The Rev. William H.
Knierim, pastor. II .. m theme Wait
Advent Episcopal-Tne Rev George 3.
SouthWoTth. pastor. Morning theme, "A
Beautiful Christmas" $50 al m, church
schools 4:so z. p. Holy Communion
FIRST Friends church The REV. David
IL. Edwards, pastor Morning theme all
lo;ts O'clock. The CO b witnesses I
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Mary Leedy, Bride-EIect, Is
Honor Guest at Sh0z0er Fete

Miss Mary Isabelle Leedy, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Ulysses Grant Leedy,
5206 Grandview drive, bride elect,
was honor guest today at lunch
con and miscellaneous shower, given
by Mrs. Ralph Mccullough, 5241
North Delaware street.
Miss Leedy's wedding to Calvin
Charles Hampton Will take place
Saturday, Dec. 81, at Worland, Wyo.
The hostess was assisted by Miss
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SENIORS TUTOR FRoSH

By United Press
BURLINGTON. VT, Dec. IT.
Freshman co-eds at the University
Of Vermont can have all the
scholastic help they want for the
asking. Seniors of high scholastic
standing tutor the first-year stu
dents without any fee, under direc-
ton Of Miss Marian Patterson, dean
of women.
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SORORITY PLANS
CHRISTMAS PARTY

The annual Christmas party of
Alpha Epsilon chapter of Alpha
zeta Beta sorority will be held
Sunday at the home of Miss
Gene Gatti, 1874 North Beville ave-
nue..
Gifts will be exchanged, and
members will bring donations for
Christmas baskets for needy fam
lilies. Assistant hostesses will be
Mrs. John Elmer and Misses
Helen Seal and Alice Jones.
The regular business meeting of
the chapter will be held at 6 Tues
day in the Washington.
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Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus is
chairman of the breakfast, honor
ing students of st. Mary-of the
Woods, Dec. %, at the Indianapo-
lis Athletic Club. The hostess
group will be the indianapolis
Alumnae Club. headed by Miss
Catherine Lapenta.
Other members of the commit
tee are Mesdanes william Francis
Fox Jr, Gordon Kelly, Leon De-
Sautelss and the Misses Rachel
Tobin and Catherine Sullivan.
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MRS. HAL MYERS
TO BE HOSTESS

Mrs. Hal Myers, $40 West Forty
fourth street, will be hostess Tues
day to Christmas luncheon for
the members of the Chalcedony
Club.
Mrs. Myers will be assisted in en-
pertaining by Mesdames Harry Nc
Kee, Donald Graham and H. r..
HehbIethWaite.
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followed by an exchange of gifts
and a business meeting.
Lady Aberdeen chapter will cele-
brate Christmas with a 10 o'clock
breakfast, in the Lincoln room of
the Lincoln Saturday. The lecture
and program is scheduled for IL.
The decorations for the table and
room will be carried out in the
Christmas colors, cedar and palms.
Gifts will be piled upon artificial
snow, banked around small
Christmas tree, for the center of the
table. The gifts will be drawn by
each member and guest, by pulling
tiny ribbon streamers. Red tapers
in silver holders will be used.
The hostesses are: NIesdames
Catheryn Armbruster, Sadie Haw-
kins and Ellenora HenneSsey.
Honor guests are: Mesdames Art
man, Thornburgh and Burt E. Kim
mel.
Mrs. Mayme Passmore has charge
Of the Christmas program. A piano
number will be given by Mrs.
Mayrne Passmore.
Riddles Revue will be presented
by fifteen children, under the direc-
ton of Marcy Dirnberger, dancing
teacher.
Mrs. Ellenora Hennessey, Mrs.
Maybell Hughes will sing and lead
Silent Night" The Misses Edyth
Fibiger and Aleda Long will be
dressed in colonial costume and will
assist in the initiation, Miss Fibiger
as flower girl and Miss Long as can
die girl.
Brittany chapter will be enter
tanned with Christmas party at
the home of Mrs. George Freers,
5l24 East Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Santa Claus will be
portrayed by Mesdames H. t. Will
werth and William Taylor. They
will distribute gifts, tied with mis-
tletoe given by Mrs. Charles Judy,
who received it from her daughter,
Mrs. M. j. Waterman of Ft. Bay
ard, Mexico.
Miss Helen Starost of the Irving
ton School CT Music will give mu-
steal program. Bridge will follow
the dinner.
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MRS. CARL WEBER
TO BE HONOR GUEST

Mrs. Carl Weber, who will leave
soon to make her residence in Terre
Haute, will be the guest of honor at
a personal shower and Christmas
party given for the Phi Sigma
Theta sorority Monday night.
HostesSes will be Nesdames Hilda
Koetteritz and Margaret Apologize.
The party will be at the home of
Miss Koetteritz, 1925 Central ave-
nue..
Miss Bertha hammers, recent
pledge Of the sorority, will give a
Christmas story.
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FRIENDSHIP CLUB
WILL BE GUESTS

Members of the Old Time Friend
ship club will be entertained with
Christmas luncheon Tuesday, at the
home of Mrs. John w. Hunter, 1870
East Washington street. The ap-
pointments of the luncheon table
will be in Christmas colors.
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CHOIR OF 60 TO SING
Messiah" Will Be Presented at
First Presbyterian Church.

First Presbyterian Church.
Adult choir of sixty voices will
sing the Christmas section of the
Messiah" at 7:3O Sunday evening
at the First Presbyterian church,
with George F. Holler as direc-
tor.
Soloists will be Mrs. Grace Nc
knight, soprano; Miss Gertrude
West, contralto; Vernon Roth,
tenor; George Osborn, baritone, and
Wallace Knapp, bass. Miss Gertrude
Free is organist.
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Mis- 2AISAH IICE ADAFlS
Mrs. j. F. O'NTahoney and Mrs.
Thomas x. Lanahan are chair
men for committees planning the
holiday dance of the Mothers Club
of Cathedral high school Thurs
day, Dec. 90, in the school audi
forum. Mrs. w. A. Brennan is
general chairman.
Miss Sarah Tyce Adams is vice
president of the Tudor Hall Alum
nae Association, which has issued
invitations for the annual Christ
mas dance, Dec. rs, at the Wood
stock Club. Miss Sally Reahard
is general chairman.
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withoutsc putst
of in
If the discussion be se- 3-No. At Stanford unver-
persons combined
eSt ins ~
was In ignorance OF lS pre-
of situation,
fulflment wouldn't bulge But you may
spirit-the of the expermenters
creation life sufficiently psychic Well
Yes. they tried a lot of "pSychics'
both professional
pensation nature, this eur, a grand
special good eye both the starers and
time usually weakens Just Another popular notion
not fully understood to limbo!
be to
in o
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eturn
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Meridian Heights Presbyferian-In the
morning. DR.. George q. Dewey Of the
United Church Loyalty crusade. win speak.
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Christ Church, Episco2aI-The Rev. f.
q. M: church school. ego a. m: church
hour kindergarten. f0.4s a. m: morning
prayer and sermon. i0.45 a. n. topic.
Who Is This That Cometh?''
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Advent Episcopal-Tne Rev. George B.
SouthWorth. pastor. Morning theme "A
Beautiful Christmas" $50 Al m, church
schools 7.30 q n. Holy Communion
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Trinity Reformed-The Rev. william II.
Knierim- pastor. II q. N. theme. Wait
ing for Christ"
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ST. PauI's Reformed-The Rev william
H. Knierim, pastor. Morning theme IN
German at 8:45. The Manifestation OF
Life: ass a. m. theme in English. "Guid-
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First Evange.ical-The Rev. r. H Muel-
Ter. minister. Morning sermon by the Rev
0. D. Wlssler Of Napervllle Ill. The
Test Of z Life" evening. Christmas can
tata by the choir; sermon by the pastor.
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Downey Avenue Christian-The Rev. r.
e. johnson, pastor Morning theme What
Think ye OF Christi night What Is
your 1a1sz 2
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Miss Helen Starost of the Irving
ton School CT Music will give a mu-
steal program. Bridge will follow
the dinner.
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Hawaiian chapter VII hold It's
Christmas party and luncheon at
the Dinner Bell tearoom, 1902 Cen
tral avenue at 1890 Friday. Mrs. w.
B. Conner will be the hostess.
After the luncheon, the candle
light initiation ceremony viii be
conducted by Mrs. John w. Thorn
burgh for four candidates, Mrs.
Grace III %ier, Mrs. Rex B. Smith
Mrs. Ulery and Mrs. r. j.
Wortli n. The lecture win be
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River Avenue Bantist-The Rev George
D. Billetsen. pastor. Morning subject "Bi-
bic Repentance. night. rs Temple Service
Superior OF Inferior to Christ's Ofering2"
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SEDAN. 1929 model lob;
Roper, I'LL 18th st. NV
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HELP-WOMEN.

LADY AGENTS wanted to sell delicious
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buildings and apartments; sood commissions.
Splendid opportunity. Address Box 490-B'
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Rumble seat: well tenders, natural wood
wheels and new tires; tan finish Is just like
new. You may be sure we won't have it
very long; s1,l50. Warfleld Motor Company,
ll30 Conn. ave. NV. Decatur 311o. Open
evenings and Sunday
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in care of The Star will be de-
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entation of the box number
ticket.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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RESTAURANT. good. going business Must
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balance notes. Address Box 25-C. Star once
CIGAR CANDY AND MAGAZINE STORE
VIII sacrifiGe very reasonable. account
COIN MACHINE OPERATORS now
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GROCERY AND NEAT MARKET. modernly
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ONCE -
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LUNCH ROOM. good NV. location; fully
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GROCERY STORE. STOCK, FIXTURES; S
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AUTO REPAIR SHOP, gas station: good To-
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PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced. references
care for elderly patient; not over 40 $40
monthly. Call $50 to 730 only, Friday.
Cleveland n164 Ant SOL
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BOATS,

BOAT. 16-ft.. equipped with 20-horsepower
cupboard motor; reasonable. Mr.. Carrico,
Lincoln 7640. Call before pm. 49,
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ident 8; finished in 2-tone brown; reduced
FOR quick sale to s495; liberal terms Sim
mons Moor Co. l4th and S. Pot 0o52
WHIPPET SEDAN-Fine condition; GOOD
tires, many extras; only $40 on terms
Nolan Motor Co, I'LL 18th st. NV
W1LLYS- KNIGHT SEDAN 1929. model Job;
sell for unpaid notes, Sl93, on terms Mr.
Roper. I'LL 18th St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-27

SALESWOMAN, demonstration, calling on
beauty profession, preferably with KNOWLEDGE
Of hair tinting Reply at once. giving COM
plete details. Unusual opportunity. Address
Box SIC. Star ONCE.
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SUMMER WORK for teacher or advanced
student, in country; real health giving, en-
joyable vacation; $3.50 for 90 days. Address
Box 202-B. Star once.
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HELP-MEN.

ACCESSORIES AND PARTS MAN. expert
enced in calling on trade. Gil L st. NV. az
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced on all makes;
state lowest salary and reference: must nave
tools Address Box &C. Star ONCE.