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HELP WOhEN

AkIIIST-Exceptional opportunity for
1sa,ss shoes preferred Good salary and
AssnsTANT s6 SdS haS Fl pEs nx ~
ynn,s, IN trade magazine once; excel sur
AssisTANffn BookkEHfE HE Sri siar young
bE sa r. 6r fna iss to NV exec, in
hair dressing: highest. salary, permanent
sEATTY op Ek foHs' all around, salary
ana commission; hours 9 am to pm
Sa n '6f4 RstTsfn oof s salary
commission. $50 to 6 pm. Walter Reed
Salon. no D. C. license needed. 1900
Pr BEAUTY tTs oIP1EaRAToRs, full and part time
B aa UTs So dpE RssF CAL ws5ea
around Avenue Beauty sho peft s1s Penn an
sEAGTisicIAN. l operator and a manager
BEAETICIANs. 2, experienced. fun time.
s s6S1 nj part part time salary $40 per wk and
az Rspns axe SCI s,,;o, TR; s4ss o'
G fsns5al sol Efe eon ToFf $40 wk. HisssPs
BooKKEEPEk Tor t Silver Spring concern,
entry and d BE- sce wssk g sa qSa
s6okkEEP FL sTRRgGPhsFPeni Insurance ONCE,
9ss.day week. permanent position. Apply
NN9Hs Jury slo 17th st. NV. or phone
CASHIERS. colored, intelligent Girls with
employment Best working conditions.
Apply 1908 You st. NV. between the hours
CASHIER for life insurance office: 81 800
ReeFs ann Hi must be able to type. Box
and candy sS Week.
ton. nc Sunday. National Drug Co, 1000
Conn., ave. NV.
CLERICAL AND .sTENOGRAPHIC positions
ideal working conditions. at an excellent
starting salary, with subsequent increases
sssept on ntlatiye and to
I'VE s-hour days, plus, 4 to 5 hours on
SSa ,.irdsy at time and halt, International
NV. "'s
ES ~! Tor evening work. Stunning enve-
LOBE! s three nights per week. An hours
Tse ss Of Der 'y Tses
in person. 1877 st. NV. Room eo5 ''''
CLERK-TEPIsTs. 8 to 4:45 pm. 5-day
sorn M0ra 81 ions
EIissy. Room 7os. SIS G iath st. asnrG n.H,
III Sq for oer fn studio full
graft Portraits. 116 18th st. NV.
COLORED office clerk; experience not
neosssary; ST. week TO start: increase &C
Monday, $50 am.
COL0RED real estate saleslady in we'll
established real estate ONCE. Lucrative
lientsfe: Salary with liberal commission.
GoMRANION NURSE, white, for elderly
isaTi must be strong; live in 3 days week
Mdo every other Sunday; salary, S100 per
month. Phone WI. 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02

Help in the war effort by learning to
operate a streetcar or bus or by working
as streetcar conductor, or by helping to
collect fares and load streetcars and buses
N the downtown area in the afternoon,
experience not necessary We teach Won
END pay you while learning Training NAV
De taken during free hours No SUNDAY
WORK need men and women able to report
Ior work weekdays before m. and 7:30
am and then work for several hours
Also those able TO report between 3 and 4
Pm. ana work at least 3 hours at a time.
Apply Weekday Mornings,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-AUDITo desires part-time
accounts. Tax reports prepared. RA.
ACCoUNTANT-AUDIT Books opened,
kept part time. statements, tax returns,
R "a iaSs II RA sxn s4t7 i, 8.
once rprs anization, collese eraduate. draft
sSpe5fnee: available jan. I5ths Box
ACCotNTrANT-oFFICE MANAGER. extern
slve executive experience. COLLEGE and &C
counting graduate, draft exempt, now en-
p 2sn soesires responsible position. Box
. asciitT sEsE pRAfrsMAN, broad ex-
and an q pss
available part or full time. Box GOT, Star.
ATTORNEY. capable. enersetic, IL years
private and Government practice, s years
MANAGEMENT. Seeks connection. business
CLERK, good typist, fair stenoTrapher, with
rlety Of general once work. desires position:
moderate salary; references. BOX 66-T,
DESIGN ENGINEER1oyer 90 years expe;
SPECIAL machinery. Box SAT-. Star. 4.
JANII oR-Wsnt to place my good fire.
man, must have quarters. MI. s7e9, man
MAN. as sober and reliable. wants en-
ployment from 10 pm. to 6 am. or m.
W III Dun fH-l, quar-.
MAN, colored, grocery store work; 2 years
exp: porter. Call FIR. S04i.
MAN, young. aggressive, draft exempt. de-
sires position in any kind Of retail bust
ness above average earnings. Taylor 4aa:,,
Sunday or after p.m Monday.
MAN, coiored, reliable, wishes work as
IanitoI: good references: willing to live in.
MUSICIAN would like to play third sax. in
S SnMs dos1 anI On clarinet nbi, TR liSs
advertisement on financial page. Box ST,
Star.
with publishing and pub
lie relations background Of II years, de-
sires connection where he feels he can do
good Job. EXCEPTIONAL oficial contacts.
Write Box 3S-T. Star. %
sales, contact, publicity,
college Christian. 30, married, child ad-
vertising. drugs, canvas, real estate, CORE
spondent, associations of interest; SIS
week salary or drawing acct. required Box
ACT. Star.
caretaker with quarters by
elderly white man: local references: prl-
vate home, country lodge or out of d. c.
Address Waterman, 1910 Foxhall I'd. NV.
81
IMMEDIATELY, man 81,
draft exempt. IL years l. B. M. experience.
h. s. education. Will accept position in
any type industry or business. Minimum
salary, $50 week. References. BOX
RETAIL LIQUOR STORE MANAGER, LIQUOR
experience. including personnel and stock
control management: draft exempt; COLLEGE
graduate. permanent BOX TIT. Star a.
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PERSONAL,

SLIP COVERS. draperies. upholstering;
sss s M ssH: Te lsa CITED in your
nsS e6s. 0S N 8 dsy s sr s5o a and
Come after Sunday. Mrs. Reynolds, rs
saupsa aas a sS rsoean YwG.
chimes: accommodates 40: ideal for club
gatherings, parties and meetings. Execu-
UNIQUE STUDIO for private dance par
yes, weddinss, etc: auto. record changer,
4ec spsskeFs mks piapS more than 500
WORKING MOTHER and baby 1 mos. old
need good boarding home accessible from
downtown WASHINGTON. Call DU. 1873 on
WATCH REPAIRING, to day service;
an WORK suaranteed S. Franks Jewelry
ROOM s eT ns eapsci re of ' 49,
,iss stf ss2%plssts VIII chairs and ss5d
M De }s%1 HA asso at
sPscislsy Rates reasonable Als'l'S
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee: relief for pains and aches due to, weak
nervousness. piles, colds, ltiu or other all
ments also Tslisf for swollen feet
MISS FLOODS private ki Kind 800
massachusetts, ave. NV: school Of dancing
and nursery: hour, day or week. $40
with car to drive woman
from 10th and NV; to GEORGETOWN Hos
Monday. through Saturday of each week
HATS CLEANED, ,rsmodeled. new hats to
material; untrimmed shapes trimmed az
you go Ike Ann Anne Hopkins. lilo St, Rp.
LADIES' HATS REMoDELED, blocked.
cleaned; made from materials, furs, felts
Vogue Hats 1877 18th st. NV. Elk. 39l1.
NURSE for small children's boarding
school. Attractive homeiike atmosphere
Lave in. Attractive salary. / child no
objection. Box 434-G, Star.
SOPRAN0--Church soloist, experienced an
v ia0 o sad or nssrD yoss ur &C.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared. audits,
systems, bookkeeping services: 8 a.m-10
PRACTIcE or learn FRENCH Mi f Be pa All
tTsInsp.; playroOm. For appointment xD.
reseas 3 ao sins.e u eab.t
d dSk; table: chairs; Write Box 1877. Star
Y for elderly person in comfortably.
ssryics e0 Can 81 so5s SURROUNDINGS tray
DESIRE either Protestant or Catholic COL
SFsd dv,i foster 0a ,n home II wsshinston il
clothed normal Go.year fs sos pa, Ws as
sured. II Interested telephone Du. 7as3,
DESIRE rural foster home for an energetic
teephune 3D. Soy psy aondsaa If interested
IS sisSss
nursing Ne
T FfasHsnse' scHooL.i M MANASSAS. VA. rn.
cept limited number Of sirls from to .
nome and school for refined people with
KILL HOUSEHOLD DOORS with Kre-
smokeL,tonisht's caulinover that tastes 50
Ven 40 Without psstros vs. pet sSut odo Sast ana
business. spray with Kretol. restore the
GS Gss srs d a Re e N.Y. y
or onss Back Mie for 0 Socket. f
d dry o., q sursery: Or. soMMERwERcK,
f faosEe 's sa Ri ax RI sss 81 &. for M,
to $500 on your siEnature.
n,statarssl pad viii make your Old shoes
" Ws hsita ' sSi
kresge Bldg. HOS @ st. NV. MA 4649.
10 Am: TO 5:3O I'm. Closed Saturday.
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be EN-.
Ssysd pdn s baSG p pHsEFY eH sss
DIR. H. w. JOHNSON. DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room 602. Westory Bldg, sos 14th NV.
pEN H2ii Ls Al SS9To
Room Dol. Westory Bldg. sos l4th st. NV,
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HELP WokAEN.

TEACHER. trained and experienced IN
nursery school work. for 4-year-old group
IN n, Day and boarding school. Live In or
~ SPD s seS SDsTsto 49
TYPIsT. i or 2 days q week: insurance
s IYsTsT gTsfsTTFsS IA s5ss, ...
Steady ..osition. Nine seventy-Fivs Optical
rYPisT; experience not necessary; pleas
Park aots COMP ARDs ave- .sd
XISasfz Sc n WOMAN. ,eolored, . to 5.
9 days week, OF Mondays. 1884 Conn.
Sunday suas KS, hours; e 8. Apply Arcade
MATTRESSES for dinnertime. expert
person, Du Barry's Restaurant, 1909 Conn
MATTRESSES. experienced, good working
conditloSn ions ssnd salary. Rubip's Restsu-
Wsa Iss ah a St x s Fl call ao NE sss
EsRSsSsSns srii 5$5 tn ss ~ WOO pay,
Ply rGrn after e.. 2 pm. Brown Derby. asss-A
MATTRESSES. colored, intelligent girls with
ployment: best working conditions. A Apply
1908 You st. NV. between the hours OF
WOMAN, over 80, with cultural back
sTound no experience necessary. can
asslfins '0 soo sa'efss%
WOMAN, middle ased, light at household
esldr ss Cali m1 ST. 4f hsme good salary
WOMAN, middle-aged, white, who wants a
eood home With room and meals. to care
500-L. Star. %
r rae SAINT woTk s1 conditions. Comfortable
WOMEN WOMEN, SolSred, g. for soda fountain
hoMssa Tsi1se no
WOMEN to sew on power machines, to
g goh s defense s items oSS NJ NJ Burton
WOMEN to operate p; arap oSo ps' machines
Y YSsSsf: 1s MSS Chase e ss,1 D
postoa Apey H Naa bSaaFs st. at aeh
r rouHG LADY dapYor RELIABLE to sell
EEadiS CO. a 402 llth St NV. u.,
oar IT,, knowledge Of trace work in P
lent salary, pleasant surroundings; perma-
1 1n1yNc Resal GIothing Co.. II 9TH st. NV.
y wich stands stands in downtown Govt. bides.
Good salaries National Food Service o 1908 zoos
Earn Se DRY 4 eIfxN MfSSP p snd
salary paid while learning Permanent
ana good opportunity for the right person.
and G SITS. NV.
WANTED, by national bank. young white
woman for position as bookkeeper. Box
WANTED. by national bank, white woman
Tor position as telephone operator and
TWELVE DAYTIME HOURS office work
weekly in exchange for room. laundry and
kltchen privileges. Convenient location
Decatur 1868.
CALL ON FRIENDS with greeting card
assortments. Easter, birthday, other occa-
SONS. Personal stationery: gift wrappings
Biz prohts: Exp. unnec. Samples on APP
proval. Wallace Brown. 225 9Th ave,
Dept llO6, n Y 10.
COLORED FAMILY wants settled woman
take care OF 4-mo. -old baby; good salary.
NO. 0931.
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HELp WoMsN.
RETOUCHER

1st-class, piece work or full time. Pat
frnotosrsppher. 1416 saratoga ave. ne.
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EXECITTTVE

Or store manager As years old, college
graduate. many years experience in ham
ding men and retail store managing
Box UT Star 4s
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sWhofSosfSghsr. 1liS ssratos. ave. ne
ELEVATOR OPERATOR.
Nsst sT .1 lsi 9r Es s n nSs e ADns
P. B. x. OPERATOR,
Ell week. wsEt hoaIs se s sna e
ment held. Good worfins condition its .DI See
CAFRITZ,
14O4 st. nav. DI. 1850.
WOMAN with knowledge Of food buying.
pen for snd sy to , Srk With
room. Box 4s9-L, Star
SALESLADY.
ton and opportunity for advancement.
ZIRKIN'S,
SCI I4th St NV
WOMEN, is TO IS,
Clerical Positions Itl,,n in Bank.
Liberty National Bank,
18th and Eye SITS. NV.
For chain laundry and dry cleaning store
excellent opportunity for advancement.
Opening in Petworth and Columbia Heights
section. Apply 4913 Ga. ave. Smith
COMPTOMETER
OPERATORS.
We will. train a number OF young women.
Typing ability helpful. Good beginner's
salary salary with advancement; Apply Peoples
HABERDASHERY
SALESWOMAN,
Christian. immediate opening In shop in
business district; good salary. Call DI.
CLERKS, TYPISTS.
Excellent salaries. good hours, vacation
with pay. Apply Peoples Drug Store ONCE,
q st. ne.
SALESLADY,
WOMEN'S WEAR,
Thoroughly experienced; attractive appear
ally taking full charge Of this srowins de-
eps IN p easnnT to M r.
Pelzman.. Fred Pelzmans Fashion Shop,
18th and NV.
RESIDENT MANAGER-2-room, Kitchen
neighborhood, in exchange for services.
j. A. wE M5Ts 60, REALToR'
SALESLADY
To sell ladies' ready to wear good salary
and commission. Apply H. Abramson Co.
1899 eth st. NV.
WOMEN WANTED
For Telephone Work. Ages 1s to so.
Also part-time work in evening for I'M
employed women. Earnings at start range
from S23 to S2650 with rapid increases:
tiles: work near your home. Apply en-
ployment office. 722 18th st. NV. $50
am. to 500 pm. Monday through Friday.
900 am. to 500 pm. Saturdays.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE co.
(Do not apply II employed full time at
your maximum skill in another war in
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. experienced, desires work,
p 2 eookins, employed people only: refs.
GIRL ~ eoiored. wants days work only.
GIRL, colored. wants work after school a.
CIV. no cooking, no laundry and no
sundays. Elk S59S.
GIRL, colored wishes days work. s450
day, earfare. RIA. 6577
GIRL wants part-time work cleaning doc
tors ONCE or apt. CO. S797.
GIRL, co.ored, for g.h.w.. light laundry.
S:30 TO 40 fye evenings Can prepare
light dinner. IL to 2 Sunday AID. 94I9.
GIRL colored wishes morning work. Call
i r9mp. t 70 l. u N0i 25I5; r,s
man and 2 women, professional workers:
walls oiinds' windows, floors, etc. Ii. 57ss.
WOMAN. reliable, colored wants days
woTk o., Eh.w. Call RE. 211s.
WOMAN wishes part time: no washing.
cooking; no Sundays. MI 1872
WOMAN, colored, general homework: stay
nights. Call between 10 and Q pm. Ii.
SOB by ,colored girl. As hours IN pm.
Win cook dinner Tor employed family.
6 i G,p differences; 10 to 3 pm, AID. 9oo7.
ING once. Phone Elk. $3.50.
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HELP WoAAEk.
WOMAN

To manage and cook for small private cafe.
terra and supervise helpers in Alexan-
dria, Va, Good hours and salary, pleasant
surroundinss: must have had previous food.
caleteriA or restaurant experience Reply,
swing telephone number, age and business
experience. Box 4.D, Star
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HELP MEN tcontinuedl .
'OY FOR MAILROOM

BOY FOR MAILROOM,
10 years or over: good pay and hours;
vacation with pay. Apply employment de-
sEpPLEs DRUG STORES. n ST. NE.
WATCHMAN,
Permanent position, excellent working con-
9itions. See Mr.. O'Neill. Heckinger Co.,
45th ana kts. ne.
OUTSIDE CLERICAL WORK,
FULL OR PART TIME.
Experience Not Necessary.
Training Paid for,
= Mature Age No OBJECTION
I'D No Rigid Physical Requirements.
Learn to check trafic. Work full time
DAYS per week: $3.50 per month to start
automatic increases.
II you have at least 3 hours at a time
20 spare, 2 days per week or more, be-
tween the hours Of am. and 6.pm., OF
can work full day Sundays, weEcan use
you part time at CSC per hour.
Apply Weekday Mornings.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..
36th and Prospect Ave. NV,
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MINISTER'S WIFE PASSES

AUGUSTA. Ga Mrs Georgia
4 McCluskey, wife Of the Rev. J
H. McCluSkcy. pastor OK the Great
e. Young Zion Church OF this city,
dicd SUNDAY June lS
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By GLADYS MILLS

The Patrons Of the Arts OF Which
Ms Nellie Watts ; executive drec-
tor. held their mem 5eySA.p banquet
on Saturday evening OF last week IN
the dining room Of the Gotham
hotel al pm
TIE Patrons are approaching a
new year and have placed their goal
at one thousand members; they now
have an enrolment OF one hundred
seventy five. This year they have
established a membership commit
tee with Mrs Eugie West as chair
man. They VIII be sure 10 reach
their set goal 4 their friends Will
hep them.
Among those who attended the
banquet were Mrs. Lee Aiken. Mrs.
Carrie Blanchett. Mrs. Julian Blythe
wood. W. c. Boston. Miss Julia
Boston. Miss Hattie Barrier. Mrs.
Benson. Mrs Brandon, Dr. and Mrs.
Haley Bel. Mrs. Florence Barth-
well, Mrs. 4 Jackson. NJ. and Mrs
James Co.e. Mrs Ashley Cain. Mrs.
Canute Constable. Mrs Earl Con-
way. M. and Mrs, Wade Clark.
Mrs. Katie Chea:hsm. Mrs EmmsTel
DAVIS. Mrs Frances D .llHor;h, Mrs.
Beatrice F.em.ng Mrs Donovan
Ovens. Mrs. Flzabeta Glass. Mrs.
D J. Crimes Miss Vera Gr.fitas:
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamphries. Mrs.
Milne Hyrson. Mrs Iona Harris,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben D. Henderson.
Mrs Tanner Jones. Mrs Mary
jeffrey. Ms Clancy Lindsay Mrs.
CLYDE +. Lay. Mrs Violet Lewis.
Mrs. Rhea Lucas. Mrs Bertha Lam
tom. Mrs Harriet Moore. Mss Dorea
NcCreary. Mrs. VCrEe Morton. Dr..
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Fetes Wands
At Fl. Wayne

TT. WAYNE. Ind. - Sgt Lillian
Henderson. Al E Douglas street.
entertained the Adelne Rhodes
chapter Of WsndS after rs regular
meeting a; the Whestley Center.
Cadets ESSic Jones. Lorraine Tooley
and Margaret Walker were APP
pointed by Capt Ford % serve as
social activities committee
The Wands here have been doing
an important job FOR me Red Cross
Production Center Recently the
chapter sponsored ne appearance
OF Capt. Charles Hall. ace VI the
Goth Pursuit squadron. IN a mass
meeting a, Turner Chapel y VI. E.
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HostsOfGuests
At Luncheon,
Shower Thurs.
Mrs. Edw. A. Wallace
Entertained Group
For Honoree
BY GLADYS MILLS

What week Victoria Mccall
Thomas has had! Parties and show
ers nearly every day. On Thursday
afternoon. Mrs Edward A. Wallace,
entertained her at luncheon and a
miscellaneous shower, held in the
Detroit Federation Of Women's
clubs. 48ll Second Boulevard, at /
pm.
Mrs Wallace received her guests
In the foyer, in a becoming brown
and yellow print, with which she
wore large picture hat Of natural
straw and bound with brown straw,
her other accessories were brown.
Mrs. Thomas. the honorce. chose
Q smart frock Of two tone. char
tgcuse and purple sheer. the peasant
waist accented with purple and
chartreuse pal,le,tes, with i, she
wore a chapeau Of brown lace and
satin, with handbag 10 match and
bronze kid slippers.
The table piled nigh with pretty
parcels, became the center Of ac-
tivIty Immediately after the serv-
ing OF the five course luncheon All
the pretty things which delight the
heart Of bride were there. The
next hour VAS spent IN opening
packages, and exc.aiming over the
contents.
The group included Mildred Lee.
Thelma HutchlnS, Msrcella Peter
son. Phyllis Golden. MI2non Brown.
Villa johnson. Wiihe!mins Rox-
borough. Teen Johnson Irene Me-
Clendon. Bonnie Osborne Smith.
Edith Watson, Elaine Conway. Yer
lie Morton Kate Fuller. a bcrta
Rs.tord, Nellie Watts. Lucy Jones.
Lillian G.ccrs Mary Roberts. Mary
Bel. Adah johnson An eel Lambert.
MellSSaoci Grant. Mary TShaferro.
Margaret Thomas Marion Ores
h n. Marjorie Garter. Agatha
Grimes VALERIE Pe;uiord. Eva
Green. Kathleen Black, Blanche
BoN.eS. Mary Jeffrey. Gerih Smith.
Moreno Thompson, Nell Gregory,
Smith. Mrs A Thomas, Mrs. J.
f. Mccall Mary Matthews, Mrs A.
Greenlaw, Mrs. F. E. Dawson. Mrs.
Frances Welker, Winifred Coch-
rane. Mrs. Leo Welker Jr, Katie
LOOMS. Beatrice Gillian, Frances
Hagans, Corinnc Martin. Virginia
Houston. Bonnie Smith, Bette Cole,
Eddie Robinson Ethel Baker. L.
vert Cole. Eleanor Osborne, and
Beulah Wh.tby
Oae Saturday, afternoon, az the
Omega House The Doo.lt.los. enter
tanned FOR Mrs Thomas With a
shower. Each member Of the club
wore identca, cJrsdge Of red and
white roses With baby breath inter-
Spersed They presented the hon
cree with an orchid corsage and a
beautiful n.Gh'Eown. Prizes al,
bridge went 20 Pearl Pen.ck- George
G.iasm, Gladys BarihweN. and
Adelaide Todd
Miss Edlec Webster entertained
or Sunday and Miss Roberta Nc
Cure ON Friday
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June Graduates
Stage Dancing
Party On Friday
BY GLADYS MILLS

A grad uatlon dancing party
h.ror,rg Jure graduates NJ North
ro.. D.. -
"'s q se''0o'' 0e''S ".ze''e
ana Gertrude S.mTs. vas held n
the Omega fraternity house las. FIJI
cav ni-b, lure "a g.va, nv ,ha,r
"'ol'e's' "'s Ho0e'' o-''1s ana M ;
;. ). M.zelle.
Betty Ann was pretty in an ex-
qu.sIte white re. formal rade with
strapless ceco,itage. and very. very
full skirt. over pa.e green tafeta.
Gertrude was quaint = red with
xh.te dots. made VIII becoming
triled shoulder Ire snd full skirt.
hers was also 'radc Of The should
ers. Tommy Williams escorted Miss
SIMS ana Goyer Strong squ.red
Bety.
uos.esSos vo-o r,,.ss roo,,is
Az prsr,loy R1~1ars iackson
ara varilvr HoY.sDG - rl.r, Mn
nre,.y . t;s ell 80 90, ,sh,as On
ibe :sro1J So Tbc vor1es,ers
tr'n,ed tSe Lg5. tantasi,c 70 tbs
mos ~ = saven.n'sce orches,rs
Roth 81 the bonoreeS nlan n az
tend Howard university this Din
The guest list Included Fred
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GADDINGS
Gladys
BEN HENDERSON TO HEAD
TICKET SALES FOR FESTIVAL

Beginning Monday of this week June % :. BEN
HENDERSON who has been in charge of souvenir book
for the festival will head the gigantic ticket selling
paGn for the FESTIVAL . to be held in
Briggs Stadium July -.
He opened his Offices in the Watson Realty company Of
fees Beacon at ST. Antoine street with banners,
signs and what not TO herald the fact to paSsersby A
strenuous effort has been make the ticket depots
Sble other points mentioned elsewhere in the
paper. This list of sponsors is steadily increasing
new est additions THE STITCHING NINE CLUB
PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY Mr.. AND
MRS SNOWDEN WILLIAMS MIR AND MRS THOMAS
STOCKED. RUBY MAYO GEORGIA NELSON
TANKSLEY :. MRS ROBERT SPENCER . :. g.. and
others
THE SEARCH FOR TALENT CONTEST held last
week two nights in connection with the festival turned
out to be tremendous thing The audience at the finals
on Sunday night in Ebenezer church stood finish
and paid unanimous ovation courageous youngsters
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The Patrons OF The
Arts Hold Banquet

Car. Shaw, Mrs 6. a. Ovens. Mrs.
Flo Pickett. Mrs Luella Perkins
and guests. Mrs. C. w. Preston. Mrs.
Jeanette Polidare, Miss Vivienne
Pet;.ford. Mrs Thomas Stockel;
Miss Sara Selminski. Mrs. J. B.
S.mms. Mrs. Sadie Seymour, Mr..
and Mrs. F. T. Stevenson. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Swami, Onis Tyers.
Miss Helen Thomas, Mrs. w. A.
Terrell, Mrs. Otis West, Mrs. Mary
Woods, Mrs. Mamie Warrick. Mrs
Fannie Jarrett. Mrs. Ira L. Whitby
Mrs. Irene Watt. Mrs. E. Warner.
Mrs. Gertrude Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. B West. Mrs Snowden Will
l.amS, Mss Nellie Watts, Clement
Mills.
Mss Watts has opened her Offices
al 5il6 Brush street in the building
Of the Women's club. telephone.
Madison 68l6.
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Former Teacher
Gets N. Y. Post

NEW YORK. SpeciaO-The Ma
t.onsl Board OF the Young Women's
Christian Association announces
the appointment of Mrs. Ophelia
Parks Lyon as director Of Negro
work al the use. club which II
operates at EOS East High street.
Mrs, Lyon succeeds Miss Elizabeth
Lemon who will direct Negro sctlvi-
ties al the USO club in Ozark. Ala.
A native Of Indiana, Mrs. Lyon
holds an A B. in English and COM
merce from Indiana State college,
and an MA degree from Illinois
university.
Mrs. Lyon has taught English and
Business administration al the South
Carolina State college. She joined
The CSO DIVISION Of the National
YWCA in October l943 and comes
~ Elkion from the USO club in
Ozark.
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INDIANA MEDICS IN MEET

INDIAN. .POLlS-tANP)-Dr. J.
F. Berry. an Indianapolis pharma-
cist. was elected president OF the
Indiana State Medical. Dental and
Pharmaceutical association az is
session IN the Senate Avenue
YMCA. Jane 20-2l
The other officers are C. Duncan
Hinkson. MD. Gary, FIRST wee presi-
dent; D. a: Hoover. MD. Terrc
Haute general secretary; C H.
Ross. DDS Gary. assistant Secre-
tary, G Il Wood. MD. Gary. treas
Nrpr