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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BABY TENDER for 13-mo. -old girl. s-6
p m, Mon. through Fri. vicinity Forester
st. s.w. Call RE. 6700, Ext. 1852, 500
DREsSssMAKING, design, remod.. altera-
tons. Eve, gowns specially; .reas MISS
ENVELOPES addressed at home. SIS per
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, administrative
assistant or editorial assistant; neat, &C
curate and responsible with twelve years
experience: available Immediately. WO.
LADY desires employment, experienced in
tipping. cashiering, supervising; prefer
restaurant or club work but will consider
other business; responsible and capable.
Ea a1fn ssEciaaErAKy. settled. will give Sat
good room Box .349-Z, Star. 12'
SECRETARY. with own machine. desires
tipping to be done at home. Dictaphone
transcription. manuscript editing and mis-
cellaneous tipping. Call TR. 4240, ext.
SECRETARY, years experience, desires
TYPIST, fast, accurate experienced: stem
Gil mimeograph. ediphone experience, de-
sires interesting position with good future.
MSS MaSKEFzIE TsslST Won
stenographer or typist for half day. a
full day or longer. call MISS BARRETT,
AMIABLE YOUNG WOMAN with several
years experience in the club and hotel
field desires responsible position in which
ingenuity. and ability are required. Box
WANTED~Typing to do at home. Call
Republic Oh 50 after pm.
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HELP woMEN.

.alI assior ss'r ,ui a. i II 'i Ry
TAuRANT. 2714 Good Hope I'd. Sc. TR.
WAITRESS. white. for dslicatesssn md
light lunch p,aa must BE- oveT 81 Apply 17la
W WaifGh essdk ts. colored. to- serve
counter trade. must be exper.; good hours.
s1ss, fss Rfs sfsa spd Ria q sa sSP
SA%aaESsszs ssss = s q assl, ..ts
WH WATT White, enDspisncsd over 81.
Saary s sna gsef to stspt APply ssssTfsa
RESTAURANT. 3025 MAYOR I'd. Sc. II.
WAIT lg white; !. experiences; fun q
WAITREssEs, white. experienced. at arm
sass sna nss. RS Isss e'sf REs s.
T T. !yRAEIsv sl2 l7th st. nv; ...,-
THE CAsBAH RESTAURANT. 1911 You
WATTREssEs in new restaurant; good pay
aEoRGEs sI RESTAURANT. 1922 Eye st
WOMAN. Is to s5: special investigating
work: eood salary to start, pleasant work.
Ing CONDITIONS Apply Room $40. Colorado
s ssgaea in W RTyas school, good
week as machine operators; steady en-
son, STONE PAPER TUBE CO.. 900 Frank
WOMEN for assembly work in wood nov
city manufacturing: ARLINGTON WOOD.
WOMEN AND GIRLS in several depart.
ments, clerical. stenographic., secretarial
bookkeeping, etc: exceptional opportuni,
cellent working conditions, several ad.
ofhes. The HscHT C CO. End door. 'f"s St
WoMENMwould you like to be earning
over $40 per week three months from now
IN LOB wi with fusuEs' You'll like the
phone Co; no experience is necessary and
| you'll be paid while you learn. Call today
at any OF our employment Offices, 727 18th
NV. Open evenings until 9 pm. for your
IS: ToMAG TEIEpHoNE co. ~ .
ply employment ofhee. RALEIGH HABER.
Sis SEd soF
ployment once. 4th floor, s. Kahn SONS
WRAPPERS, immediate openings. per.
ONCE, 9th door. THE FALAfs ROYAL
! lltn ana u.
YOUNG LADY, experienced stenographer
trade association BOX 45s-A, Star.
fop h Once Of woss ana
marking hats. etc. Must live with parent.
and have good references. Excellent start
| ing salary. Apply Mr.. Williams, THEBEE-
JAY SHOPS, 1117 g St NV.
| fOUNG LADY with high school education
for large real estate office for work In
bookkeeping dept: tipping ability required
excellent working conditions, good hour,
and opportunity for advancement. WEAV-
ER PROS BROS; NC nc sS Washington Bldg. Cal
| YOUNG LADIES t3) to work In high
class delicatessen and liquor store. gooe
hours and excellent pay. steady positions
YOUNG WOMEN, colored, for soda foun.
tain work, no dishwashing, noon and nigh
work off all day Saturday. SANITARY
CHRISTMAS MONEY-So necessary K
earn ones own at this time of year. We
have many full-time or part-time Jobs
permanent or just It'll Christmas Jobs; nc
| experience necessary, we will train yol
women for all gift depts:. Apply Person
mel ONCE, 9TH floor. JELLEFF's, 1914
OPENINGS for two PIX operators for on,
switchboard; good working conditions snc
excellent starting salary: prefer residen,
| of nearby Fairfax Village, or could arrange
| for you to take an apartment in Fairfax
Village. For further information call FIR
$3.50. MRS. MCLEAN.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

FRENCH STEM. %, s225, dictation ir
French and English: medical sec, exp
case histories; -bookpr.. beauty salon
$40 Soup up; stem, adv exper; ne, $50: sten
t25l, daily, S40-S5o wk. See Miss Young
Est. I2 yrs.l Personnel SERVICE
1871 g st. Ma. gal.
TEACHERS. clerks, reception,sts: select po-
sitions No charge unless placed; top sal.
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
Est II yrs 1911 9 st ma. a114
PUB. RELATIONS SEC. ~, start S20C
mo-; diplomatic. energetic. exper.; opprty
Legal secretsry. local SSa.7oo; capito
repre-, .5-day wk., 5000, Sec, bus ONCE
small ss45 wk, Sec. Veterans ergan, s4 81,
Sec, legal. general prac:. $50 wk. 25
vacancies for stems. S35- S45 wk For
better positionsS always see (NA 233S),
estab % yrs. BOYD's. 1888 F st. NV.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE-ThoH-
sands OF positions available. professional,
technical sales, ONCE personnel, mechani-
cal. domestic, etc; highest salaries; indi-
We can help you to help yourself CAPT.
Toll EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 403 18th
st, NV MA $3.50
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PERSONAL.

WILL ARMY OR MARINE officer and lady
COMPANION who on Thursday, Dec. 9Th, be
tween al 42G and $50 EN- assisted lady
Store; 7th and F st. NV. please call RE.
ROOM FOR oFFICE-Need not be large,
hais; 0' P1cTUREsMcute baby pictures,
made made a. a., modest aSS prices in ,,y your home
nSfe TAkE sye for aaH oeesaons
oI Kfsas ae'a Is , EkkA9 FHoTookAPHETEs
CORSET HOSPITAL, foundations refitted
and altered; clippers replaced at nominal
PTSss ne soRss sss sH na ssrsTs ala i
Fur a 1TS ma sdE S9 H AIS made to order
S aDs nT Ms rbSY Sonse Mns
1923 14th st. NV. co. 1897. Open eyes,
FRENCH CONVERSATION LESS oSNs
taught by native, highly cultured young
French woman. Thorough course in gram
mar. Partisan accent. Private tutor. Mich
FEEL FEE Setter after first treatment or no
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism' art, ssthriti;s,
feet Lady naturopaths go years expert
f HaHh L cs cTfrt RI sds WOMAN teaches
self-consciousness: pvt. tutor. MI. 1850. .
S.r Sc ssaE asl a.y 5s &C.
aHsb $685. RssoIs:srs for
Wright. II you are in need OF ioar up to
NOD n 'G DREssMAKfNG STUDIO. GEN.
trally located, formerly. of Fifth ave.
Suits Coats 70 ' order. also ressyins and
ITO 7 s. NV. Room 20. Telephons
F FsfssolSs ie CSoSuNrRYsDE SCHOOL, a
dren from e IL years Old, S4o1 Georgia
oiI FEkMANkNr WAVE, $500 shampoo
and wave. Soc: appointments Mon through
c Ell 1901 & 5o st. pp as VA AEA 4sIs
PICTURES FOR cHRrstMAs-porttraaits.
Delivery for Xmas guaranteed. Phone cH.
s NGss Is HeSnnasnErt you need Is
s dss d ssa9 a. 9 s4os for or 10 nSf'
for elderly lady; consider quiet seniie;
Pafk ssrv HHNd III En- good work.
e: dependable Calf sEisMAN. evenings,
sIif COVERS, professionally tailored;
niture beautifully shampooed In your
for radios than those II Tommy 9e lives iep ea
PIck W and delivery. MI; PLEASANT Ap-
VIII P6RcAAsE second trass notes IS ANY,
amount; quick cash settlement. Box 121-Z.
fPHSooTos OF YouR BABY in your home,
ure these lovely. natural pictures in your
child's own environment. For appoint
pssiRf sa Ia day 81 ne
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GIRL, colored, wants reg. days work, or
AID 1851 IL
GIRL, eolored. wants days work, Mon
day and Wednesday. Call NO. 1897.
GIRL, colored, wants whole days or 3
mornings or afternoons: laundry preferred.
FIR. 7349 after pm.
GIRL, colored dependable. experienced,
references, desires morning work, q TO IL:
afternoon work ! to B: days a week
prefer working for employed couple. DU.
1884.
GIRL. colored. desires days work: So.
carfare. DI. 3269.
ina anaTtment sis ear py hol pI saaI
GIRL wants laundry TO do at home. very
good laundress 942 26th st. NV, Apt. %.
GIRL, colored, wants Job as childs nurse,
experienced. Call AID. 1882.
GIRL. colored, wants days work: SIS and
carfare. Call no. 1915.
WOMAN, colored, win cook breakfast and
clean apartment for employed people, 7
TO IL, SIS week AID, 1857.
WOMAN, colored, wants 4 hours morning
or afternoon, call DE. 1924. Please don't
call after s pm,
WOMAN, colored, wants ghw, 5 days q
week, 10 to ., references FIR 3J3l
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QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting, bookkeeping. calculating ma.
chimes. New classes now starting. Enrol
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. Ma 1888
TUTORING in mathematics, science, By
engineer. candidate for masters degree in
mathematics. Phone am. to 3 pm, Mon
through Fri, Gil. 1852. JOSEPH BLUM
IL
LESSONS, German and French, by effective
and experienced teacher; reasonable terms
Box 1857 Star. IL
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HELP WOMEN.

ADVERTISING AGENCY needs experienced
secretary-s tenographer; must be accurate
reliable, adaptable; permanent position. ad-
vancement;, good Starting salary: 5h-day
week. Call DI. 7400.
ALPHABETICAL card punch operators
I. B. M. machines; salary, S16S.36 PEI
words per minute. Permanent position In
old established industry, ch&nce for adj
yancement, 40-hr. week. Apply RIM. 6O2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., exp: good
wages, advancement Call 1000 Conn ave.
VALET SHOP. Open 8 q m. to z pm
APPOINTMENT CLERK and receptionist
for d-established beauty salon. Gall EN-
1864.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

Girl. wishes ride to wilkes Barre or vicin-'
Ivy Dee Il: share expenses. RE. $780,
TWO LADIES wish ride to Cincinnati Dee..
II or ~ Share expenses. District $751;
Ext. sol. or ME- 1871, liz
CULTURED LADY, with small quiet dog.
wishes ride to Palm Beach: leaving De-
cember 26. pay for trip references ex-
desires sf aoo ride St e sbam. .bou.
Dec. 16; Share driving and expenses
Phone CT. 1915. 12s
HOLLYWOOD, Calf. Wednesday. in 1882
Paeka5d gar take L or 2. Leave phone
DiscaARGED OFFICER desires tr.nsp.
vicinity Miami Dec. 1918; drive or share
exp. r W HAIFERTY. COG A az ne
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SITUATIONS Mgh.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, back from
war, desires part-tinae work. al tax serv-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANALYST,
varied experience, desires full timR posi-
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DOMESTIC
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

RUPHER's EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ha.
plenty Of first-class day workers on hanc
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

OUPLE, settled, white, cook and butler,
o driving. Box 346-Z, Star. 12'
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d. g.. S.-Groceries, beer and meats;
weekly business. 81 200 guaranteed Same
Price. $4,000 for goodwill and fixtures.
Stock 81 for 81 Terms :
1-man grocery and meat store. cclored
trade, business over $500 weekly: price,
$500 complete with stock; only $500
down.
D. G. S.-Seh-service groceries and
meats. weekly business over $4,000 Nice
equipment, low overhead; suitable for good
merchant; business will net $50 900 year;
$4,000 cash required
D. G.~S.-Grocery, meats and beer, self.
service, over $1,000 weekly business: nice
equipment; large store: reasonable rent;
price, S21,500 complete with stock; can
be seen by appointment only. KOGoD &
BOOKOFF, 631 e st. NV. MA $3.50. GE
1868 or RA. 6527 -
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sYFo WATER CO. SOFA Wisconsin ave
e e!Hk koHi IS permanent or temporar,
but. not essential: 5-day, 40-hour week
state experience. education and. salar,
na TssPE or or bef s sadc sa
be experienced. excellent salaries, full
81 psTs p sms ARRy IN fsth L. G nM
color ARTIST, experienced. wanted a,
SSMrT ABPIE Nk TfPhkS kS$e
week, modern building, pleasant surround.
Oor FAR PARAMOUNT GaR PhcTGREs a soS St
CoMPToMETER OPERATOR, experienced
ss gss in Rssro ss9 ARs' e
sSsh rake sd R esss0ss It,
e ees1n 5a ssfss offiERAroRs experienced
sHed saa ns'at ABBY Sh ESP b Ssk
SoMsToM fRsfs% oPERaToRs s
portunity for advancement, 4o-hour. week
assorashing. t. ability, sogfHa5E5RaN DAfR'
ooMs p ff ri sSe Experiences
Ss6Ps HRos 0n 7S 81
c e9S 4 FL; ssATIEswoMEN-Apply Person.
mel once. 7th floor. JELLEFFs, 1214-122O
couNTER GIRLS, white, for cafeteria; No
late night or Sunday work. Apply TALLY
HO RESTAURANT. S12 18th st. NV.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. with some knowl.
edge of typing. between the ages Of 25-35
to work in Bethesda: give qualifications
and salary expected to start. Box 291-J
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper., 5A-day wk.
ne. section. WA 2444 til 8 pm, GE
02S1 ewes. and Wednesday afternoon.
DENTAL ASSISTANT--Permane posi-
ton. experience not necessary but helpful
some typiEg: good salary. Box 122-A, Star
security Of permanent employment: 4O-hr
week, paid vacation salary. 81 800 pei
year: pleasant working conditions. Boz
DiocTxPHo0NE OPERATOR and stenosra.
pher-Private concern has immediate va
cai.cy; must be good typist and have had
previous experience In both dictaphone
operation and stenographic duties. 6-day
work week with excellent starting salary
Write BOX 364-A Star.
DIsHWASHER, girl. colored, for cafeteria
5-day week. no night work. Saturday and
Sunday of, come ready to work. CHEER1C
CAFETERIA. l74b r St. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS. experienced pre-.
ferred but not necessary. Apply employ.
ment ONCE. 9TH door. 9. KANN Sons CO
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Alleys: 14th and Park I'd,
PoR5ER, colored. good hours. eood. sal;
PHARM:, 617 Sligo ave, Silver Spring
Ts5s Easa e esy ABBY St sSF psa
S6 6RTEn a5f2 Il MAS PU co ss9e
sr n mui pa esys DGFhfe s
ss5 per week to Start RA" 1881, sSoi
POTTER. heated automobile shop ane
good MI Oq pa snd gfy KS MI P PAMH
aoToR e coi, Queens chapeI I'd. and Ham m
ilton ST.. .Hyattsville, Md. WA, Oo00,
xS ess Sps
any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or at EN-.
ploymert Office, n st. ne.
sSarEzs ARgy eRP sR6 h H 81
PR II; NH AND HELPERS, vertiesls, cyl
TIM i,5iS: LANE EzEs & SCOTT ISii Clover St.
PRINTER: a,l.roqnd man for smail i Ie,
composition and automatic presses; excel
working conditions and good pay. OK
PRINTER, an-around man for high-clas.
right t imam. this perm: Job pays more ift,i
40 hours than the. ordinary Job pays with
pRaNa s Go 1ass Rns st.
REFRIGERATION service mechanic Ap.
ply CARRY ICE CREAM CO.. 1897 st SIC
RELIEF HOUSE OFFICER, must be ex
perienced either in hotel work or have hat
g0li s exg Nr4I s Apply personnel ONCE
RETOUCHERS, for. portrait studio; mus
M ad II R1F P f6s PR
RooFI sn II HELPERS and ,aoor,rs fo,ored
permanent employment with nrm estab.
e. lished 56 years, chance for advancement
Apply ROSE BROS. CO, I441 10th No
ROUTEMEN for sales promotion and mag
azi1s delivery, 6-dsy week; permanent
SALESMAN, radio and electrical appliances
See Mr.. Stanley. SUN RADIO Co. 18th
SALESMAN IN FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT o
Xmas. rush; excellent earnings. Apply ii
Mr. Magiday, GRo6NER of 1925 r st.
SALESMAN, to cover territory in Marylant
and Virginia adjacent to District Of Co.
A HISa sel coesHY FodiMstAsR yApN S'
1901 North Howard It,. Baltimore, Nd.
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EIkS Hold Semi-AnnuaI
Election

At their meeting on December
"a, Mount Tacoma Lodge No.
142, Frederick A. Chew was
elected Exalted Ruler and with
him the following officers were
elected to further carry that
lodge through another success
full year: Samuel Rucker, Lead
ing Knight; Henry Linton, Loyal
Knight; Arthur Lander. Lectur-
ing Knight; Percy L. Robinson,
Treasurer; Arthur L. Hayes, Fin.
Secretary; Louis E. Scott, Rec.
Secretary; Ardy Rowsey, Inner
Guard; Grady Strickland, Tyler;
Henry Trial. Esquire and Barney
Rucker, Trustee 3-Year Term.
Mr.. Jay Chavis, Grand Travel
ing Deputy, conducted the cleo
ton and will install the officers
January IA at grand pow WOW
for the occasion. All visiting
Elks invited, Sunday. Jan. 14th,
1945, at 3 P. NJ, at the Hall
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YULE PARTIES
MARK HOLIDAYS

Yuletide festivities were too
numerous to include at this time,
however we must mention tint
pre-Christmas dinner party ten
dered some thirty guests by Mrs.
James Williams in N. E. 9Th. The
Masonic Bros. of Excelsior Lodge
who honored members of Mt.
Hood Chapter No. 16. and friends
at ritzy pre-holiday party.
Then there was Pvt. and Mrs.
Herbert Lewis Christmas party
Christmas eve, Dec. oath, at the
Minor Manor to compliment Sgt.
and Mrs. Ardley. Sgt. and Mrs.
Dick, son. Sgt. Kicks, Mr.. and
rms. Willis Williams, Mr.. :
Mrs. Joseph Reed. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Braggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
andus Webb, Mrs. Ruth Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Booker Kirk, Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Olive
Bronson. Mrs. Clifford Jackson,
Mrs. Sophia Gordon and Mr.. Will
Der Marshall. A turkey dinner
with all the trimmings prefaced
by egg-nog. Amid a Yuletide dec
Grafton of miniature choir boys
and angels was an appropriate
background.
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CHURCHES

All churches held special
Christmas Sunday, December "a
christmas Eve) at Bethel A. NJ
F.. of special significance was
presentation of community
service to Bethel Stewardess by
the Pastor and family, Rev B.
c. Allen. as a memorial to his
sainted mother, Mrs. Ida A. Al
len. who passed two years ago
at Christmas. Flowers adjoining
the altar were a testimony on
this memorial occasion. Three
baptisms were also part 70 the
days services. They were Hazel
Ann Wilson and Edwina Loyce
Hill. infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wilson, Proff and
Mrs. e. S. Hill, respectively: also
Miss Berrle Catherine Bruce. A
eantanta, "Sing Messiah's Birth,
by Holten. sponsored by the
choir, directed by Brother C. f.
Ivy. was a grand climax. Pastor
Aliens A. M. and P. NJ. SER
mon service subjects Sunday, De-
cember 31st (last Sunday in
1944) were, respectively, 1.-THE
End and a Beginning" and "All
Are Yours" Sunday, January
7, 7:45 P. M, will be sponsored
by the men of Bethel. The Rev.
e. M. Whaley will preach.
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torn world, passed into oblivion
Sunday midnight at the stroke
of twelve, taking with him mem
cries of many sad hearts. homes
bereft of loved ones reported
missing in action either on land.
sea or in the air. The New Year
1915 having made its advent
bringing hope for Victory and a
just and lasting peace, may the
next Holiday season christmas
asd the next New Year, find
families reunited, the Nations
wounds healed and a spirit OF
goodwill to all men? AS is GUS
tomary we make new resolutions
(many of the old ones never
We're kept) resolving to do bet
ter. May we realize the best way
to begin doing better is to face
the past; go back to those hearts
we have broken and heal them;
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new URBAN LEAGUE AT PORTLAND
BECOMES NATIONAL AFFILIATE

NEW YORK: The Portland
Urban League, of Portland, Ore,
recently organized to provide an
interracial approach to social
service among Negroes. became
an affiliate of the National Urban
League last week. James Hamil-
ton, superintendent of city
schools of vanport City, Ore, is
president of the new organiza.
ton. The affiliation of the Port
land League brought the total of
Urban Leagues throughout the
country to fifty. All of these are
emphasizing their attack upon
the problems of employment,
health, and housing which are
faced by Negroes in urban CEN
ters. Elizabeth, New Jersey;
Phoenix, Ariz.; and Fort Worth.
Texas. had established affilia-
ton with the National Urban
League during the past few
weeks. William Fl. Baldwin, pres
ident of the National Urban
League. said to Mr.. Hamilton In
accepting the request for affilia-
ton: ut gives me great pleasure
to add to the formal action of
our executive board in voting to
accept the Portland Urbas Lea
que as an affiliate, the personal
welcome of us all here to you
and your associates in becoming
part of this national approach
to the solution of stubborn
fault in our democracy. We are
particularly happy to welcome
you and your organization. be-
cause the Portland Urban League
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LAST RITES FOR
AUBRY A. ASKY AT
BETHEL Anne. CHURCH

) His day is done, his sun is
set. weary he lay himself down
to a well earned rest. Funeral
services for Mr.. Aubry A. Askey
were held Tuesday, December 20,
at Bethel A. M. E. Church oil
which he was communicate.
Rev. B. c. Allen officiating, choir
renditions, solos and floral trib-
utes were mute testimony of the
esteem in which the decease
was held by admiring friends.
Connected with several civic or
CARNATIONS his most recent serv-
ice what that Of secretary of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Por-
tiers. He was delegate to the
National Convention of the B. S.
c. P. in Cleveland, Ohio. His
passing was a shock to the COM
muniity to those near and dear
est as no one realized the end
was so near. He leaves to
mourn his lose, three children,
two daughters, Mrs. Grace Nor
ris, Tucson, Ariz., Mrs. Verona
Joe Franklin, Austin, Texas; a
son. Gilbert Askey, Camp Lee,
Va, who came to accompany his
fathers remains to Leesville,
Texas. for burial. Othere mourn
ing their loss is his mother, Mrs.
Fannie Askey, Gonzales, Texas,
and two sisters, Leila White and
Bertha Smith.
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Grace Presbyterian Church
Rev. John r. Harris. Pastor

Sunday School is held at 9:45
a. m; IL a. m. Morning Worship;
6 p. m. Yoang Poop e; 1870 p. m.
Evening Worship.
First A. M. e. Church
Between Pike and Pine, 14th Ave.
DIR. l.. r.. Hayes, Pastor
Sunday school, 9:45. Preaching
IL and 8; Christian Endeavor, Z
p. m; Midweek prayer service,
Wednesday. 3 o'click.