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Evening star., 1948-06-18
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRTTERs pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; res.
popss .snsG mshns, Is. ": for fs ST. ssSdai sns
co, 9l3 18th NV. ms Bids. RE. 2s2s.
aDb1NG siS IN hMAcBaISEs. x calculator. cleaned.
sE. re- IFS ~ .aSshsS UNITED ATYpfWRi4Ek GO;
BRIcKLAYING-Firepl.ees. ehimnsys. re- re:
!sps.esa !sIa!asa .'' a. ExassAsi' s soo Al isss a
ssss sa 1.na: sAts 'ESt E 1853 sss1 Ii
CAMERA RErAns-s1s 10th st. NV.
IzR e yesr' e dnYsnsT innsEsnTes NC se''0s III
s.ps,Ssa sss .sfTi; Us ssg9
eeAHkfESfER, complete renodsllns; resi-.
esGs1s sna c%oRkW. e. a it, KIND.
cc9aIkkpESRqhkYoO c9Ik III oO'n 'tnecr.ation rooms. sstic..
'oiisi osae.sos sda' .s ::nfi1 e. 5saI' 7sss ADJ
esxsisaranss1kY. ssiaansk n!s.s:1,ns a1seEo:an.. @ ~.
iee; ali WORK sasrsntssd. Can M. isi sa
1.:: e: S .Rs ;,'
is2sS cARpsNTaf!A.,,e. ssFri finished. ..eI.stIon
Union. 24sl.
sanItized; latest equip; reasonable ALI,
LYNN METHOD. LU 426s, Me 91s2. --le
CEMENT WORK done at once, any kind
North 1870. Ext ,302-A, before $40 2 s:rns
If later, leave address. 19'
CLEANING UPHOLSTERED furniture ana
rugs machine-done on premises: estimstes-
Gail Mr. CRULEY any time. NO. 50Sl.
DECoRATORS SHOPPING SERVICE.
Avoid costly. mistakes IN selection o.
fabrics furniture and russ; suEgestions
oy exper. interior decorator without oblf-
ibRY iYn BA, EMESiT in "A hours, Dry.
1nst' moisture. miIdew or corrosion. DRY.
MATIC AGENCY, Capitol Marine Works
In1;i IEnn1r;icFFFEicaG Ri sSo'ii 'iiErAns and ina.ll.tiong
tal ssll ps090i1 k1EcIsie iSsIisiSeec c6. sA. ssss
CONTINUED % Next fass5 =
Evening star., 1948-06-18

When answering ADVERTISE
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original refer
ences, photographs or other
papers OF personal palue. Ad-
ue1ttsers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to a Star
boz number and this mail is
destroyed If remaining oDer
10 days after final insertion
of advertisement.
In order to protect its ddUer-
ttsers from receiUing circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be 1Dithheld as
far as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde ansWerS to
Advertisements addressed to
boz numbers in care OF The
Star Dill be deliUered to dd-
uertisers on presentation OF
the bor number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
HEP woMEN.

ss pses. S.H. a siea:eHb ssse;i:: ss;H5
III slla e ,.r, ,a,.ls
tis shstsssnd: Tsi.phons p: s774. 80
snrAuRxsF K o 4ssa sra' VIII. AHDl' sas ssss
nights ESDer. Girls Who resiiy tn: aver
sas hs Df5 Slvd pishs S.rxyn GLgs Md AAcoseA sa
SIs psI VI and tips. NE; ssa4s;, ss4s; 90
sna psrs si. a,.s Ssss 81 sS
TXfRN WHXFkEss as4' App, r ave- n Dayps TR ss7s dR
ii33 l5th st. NV. DO not call 10
yAITREss; al. yhi.s; eyer ,s q; 8 Pm. to z;
;:!!EE $s;; ;l'' osess -
Y iss'R: sF 1ssfSi
1909 wisconsin ave. NV. MI; 4546. lis
%oMAS I1s for NJ. n.1 @: a su5
WoMAN WOMAN OF 1s GRI. White; rsht housexsrk.
care for ehidrsn 10 and ,,l H. Willing
20 mi. from wash; refs. required. Boz
x.sax iSSi SaeHs1crAs. Ssa5 r.....:..d preferred;
s.. 400: not resist.red. s2:sbo: 5h:asy;
fS5ss LADY e: ..p:i,sas.a in as:ns.
ss'1asis ssSsnseE 1Tro es'ss'1t Ass,
s. sss. Bs[,,:, ss,; = Esei EIf ss:
YS9S THEs sas 2p3 I; ser soi. In ono. Of one Of
pleasant, WORKING condition.. hospitalisa- :
Il e1 .na Ras Ao6sr 1PDl e
souNs sS} sss IApY. Il ~. general ONO. work ipelsd
VIII with some nseisas in snort
row Rov. atlantic @ taSld1.'nka slda. I'm. Sos. ESQ
ioUNG WOMAN for sales clerk: s1pe.i-
ence desired but not essential; excel. work
'sns'Nss sHsdHs RSs''GH s1w1Fe
xeoSS SDS ,ss ,sr 5aoS s1ys 80
Stand No. NJ. i. Union ion station. station 40
HosPITAL1zATIoN INSURANCE fN.tion-
sesreS da. aa sot ne9
1sls s!.s s09s A'Ph fs5 coSr
seT seF' sSA, 81 s!haii alfii,. Here. -. job that.
required; paid while learning; b-day week;
regular pay increases. There are openings
ne' visit sH9FE1Rs eli sHRiS1nsn' ofs soroMAe 81
ExPEkHfScE6 fEFh8Nh 81 OFFICE woskEss-s.l-
person. ROSS JEWEIERs. 7os 7th t. NV.
DErARrMENr HEADS. for ladies' dresses.
so4es nu.e HDp, sssNes sRos
Miss Good. second floor. 7o6 18th st. NV.
OPPORTUNITY TO TRAvEI-2 young
ladies, 1s to %, free to travel q. g.;
transp. paid: cash drawing acct: expenses
perm. position. Apply CRAIG COOK. Mad
Earn Lar HGts nxras No MRoSRif.d. RsSRif e. 2o Dart.
time work, Fridays. Saturdays or evening
work: excel salary no exper nee. KOPY
KAT. womens wear stores. III st. ne
WANTED, employe for general ali around
work In Pollard Alling mailing division.
AddTsss kSHsxrs1 sSA xoMzs ss.I With ,oun. 9 ebd
days week. Phone oW. 1853. 80
apD Snfs1 BaAL .ne
FIFTY III YoHNG u LADIES, under 25, free ire. to
travel entire United es States wit with shsgs, Pc
PRESS. Publishers advertising work,
$500 and travel expense psd
unnecessary. attractive appearance, in
telligence and aggressive, personality are
reruisites: his. grads, preferred. See Mrs.
Rogers. Hotel HARRINGTON, until : p.m:
Only those free to leave Immediately need
apply. No phone calls, please. 1s.
Evening star., 1948-06-18

ACCORDION, also other Instruments; pvt
info9 Ap ssas MR 'oansa s tgs trial LSr
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
Sop'es5s ta.,nin. .augh ApRTNses y
COLLEGE, 1910 q St NV. DI. 1862. ,
DRIVING LEss0Ns-Learn to drive With
i Cal I cH. 5000, xfNYoSapEeeKss xfNYosSniiHess NC. Nj
PEILvIMG IIIn11So q SCHOOL. 1925 wilson iIyd.'
sEAufY oPERAroRs NKkDED-Modsr.
training In all subjects; day, nisht and
EAsEILE HOMO HONOUR RS School III s 1916 aS:Y n.
ave; NE 1z1s: Established 1918,
G0MrIOMGIsR 70 u COURSE nd Sith touch syn-
Res. early. New classes now starting.
BOID'S. 700 18th, MA. 1888. g
LEARN TO DRIVE in WashinEton's eldest.
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school: 1e4S model ears,
patented dual controls: permits secured
b c. Md. Va EASY METHOD NO. i7e4
COLLEGE PROF, CPA. s yrs, exper. will
tutor modern accounting. Write II. TUNG.
6l3 c st. NV. 10s
Evening star., 1948-06-18
SAlEsMEN.

AUTO SALESMAN. used ears; must know
how to buy and sell; good proposition for
y xzS1 Es4IESSs 4 ssoo ht' i7si sisd.nsSars
FfSuRNffIURE SALESMAN, experienced. for
selling in store; large furniture house;
head po'on Mi. f9 Box
SALESMAN with ear. 70 close contracts
leads tE1 Furnish 'furnish.d; hssVs Seasonal demand
ss "a see
Ell saIEsA y. WITH fas' ear Ar experienced .sfins
sssss 'eSss; 3ep, = H.
sALEsMASLw.nt M i Y " mt an experienced Sales
in An inexperienced man who has had
ALPzRsTE1Ns ALT fasr IN F PuRNrTuRz STORE. 1923
II s. ofoR As sr M SF m msrt5 saper window
window Organizations in Wash. selling the
famous "Wisco' triple sliding. self-storing:
line Of General Eleetrie and hot Point
equip, etc. for builders, For interyiey.
sfrssa sas siss Co. ssis Pa PAY 81. fRos
vertising media calendars. direct mail
metal plastic and leather specialties), is
looking for men Of vision and ability who ao
it: men who. want more than Just an
inadequate salary. To such men we offer
profitable career. Interesting, profess
sional sale OF Advertising to businessmen
Our national sales force averaged over
$4,000 last year and our 1o,year.men
sions paid weekly. Apply district man
aser, SATURDAY, 10 to 4, 1921 Conn. ave
HERE is AN EXCELLENT opportunity for
experienced salesman to join . fast NOV
every co-operation and training in our
10 to 12 mornings.. NATIONAL HOME
c9NTHGI9Rs, H.Tr2s ,AasMkN a4as 4 for new hoas.
development. s. & g. BUILDING CORP.
5s35 Carlyle ST., Cheverly. Md. WA. s632.
statesmen for established Northwest
to garages and service shops: Car or truck
and substantial cash deposit necessary for
this valuable, exclusive franchise. Write
for interyiew to sNAP-os SNAP TOOLS coEP"
down. s1 week; Biz Commission: paid
weekly; season now on. Call TIE. $3.50
Saturday am. only,
sALEsMEN: drawian5 s ssainst Gommissiomd naS ION
clothing. MILLS CO., 9th and E sts. NV.
LIoUoR-Excellent opport. for intelligent
capable man thoroughly exper: able to
do show card printing, display, mer-
anae auor .tore Earnnrs hahes
this metropolitan dist. II of proven ability.
This is rare opport Do not apply unless
thoroughly experienced. Box 496-G, star
Evening star., 1948-06-18
AGENrS.

ARE YOU NTEIISTED IN life insuranc
e,f.sr, cg a. sd nsfrieS AZ sSs and 4 BE- e
see us at 6O7 ct. NV. any day between
9 am. and 8 pm. or call National 1907
for an appointment. Our agents are
paid Q straight salary plus commission
and your income should be In excess Of
81 900 your frst year. Ask for supt: Of
.sents. CAPITAL CITY LIFE INsUR-
Evening star., 1948-06-18
MOTOR TRAvH.
DRTvTNG RALETGH. n. C.. ca

DRIVING RALEIGH, n. c.. early Sat;
take 3, share expenses: Cadillac sedan;
refs. Phone MI. 543s. Ext. 2 after q ?; m.
TO CALIFORNIA within 10 days; 1913
Packard convertible; take one: share gas
and oil. Box 4ss-E. Star. -
drive; Nash sedan: leave Washinston
JuHe 19 or 81. Call Mr.. G l.. ALFRED,
Greenbelt 30s6, Ext. 3111. Ext. 212 or PL.
GOiNG TO OCEAN CITY for week end:
excellent driver; ~ Buick eonv. IA.
GOING TO BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Saturday,
June 10; or 3 passengers desired; drfy-
ing ~ Ford sedan. WO. 1929.
cony.: leaving Monday. June 81; take 2.
Call TR. All. y
for l or 2. Cali HY. $685. ewes, WA.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.


ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and once positions. 2o4
Colorado Building, 14th and q, RE. 3S8ss
SECRETARIES-Stenogr typists, exS
csllent opportunities; 3 days; SiS0-S250
: mo. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT sERvs
ICE, 170s @ st. NV. -
5-da. -vE:: typist- t-rsceptionist. EXP. $isS
mo: PIX opr.-typist, rec. $40 wt,; mim-
ass es.ns s9sa.isi or %:. Ht. sasi goyb IS
18TH. Ma. 233S 4
SALESMAN, $4,000 M): bookkespins
eineerinE training, free to travel; SALARY
ana EXPENSES, car furn.: salesman, build
ing supplies: und. 80; start $3.50; car nee.
Dozens Of others. Call in. Est. 80 yrs.
lOver Zlotniek, entire bldg. foors.f
BOYDS. 700 18th. MA. 1888.
VACATION SEC'Y n $50 VIZ: several
needed; various salaries: part-time stenos.,
day hrs only; exceptional openings foe
stenogs. and typists. See Miss Bond.
Est. yrs. FORD EMPL. SERVICE, 9lS
18th St NV. RE. 2s2S >
Evening star., 1948-06-18
SITUATIONS poMEsTjc,
GIL, eolorea, wants Job 8 70 &; no ,ceo
Ing. DE. oS17. lis

GIL, colored, wants Job 70 &; no cook
Ing. DE. oS17. lis
thru dinner no Sundays. CO. o624 after
IL noon. -19
GIRL, colored. desires rart-tims work.
Wednesdays and Saturdays. II. 2Ss9, !
GIRL, colored, wants Job ~ kitchen help
er, bus girl or part-time maid. Can sfvs
GIRL. coiored wants part-tims morning
work. AID. 320S.
GIRL. coiored, wants days work, s-4; ne
sooking; ~; Lu; sS45 S5 any time .s -
tured colored girl, age 2S. capable. ex.
perienced. live-in, adults. co. $500. -24
to do at home; experienced and reliable.
Call NO. S1S9. 90
MAID. colored for houseyork. live in. Nond
Of children; no cooking. CaM DU. 27f9s
Evening star., 1948-06-18
SITUATIONS WoMEN tcent. }

WOMAN, colored. vantS morning work
days week from to o'clock. Phone
MI. 2276. sss
YOUNG LADY desires psrt-tims employ
ment, s-12 mornings, general clerieah
photography lab and some typfnS ability
Cali ME. 5322, Ext. S0s. between ; and
Evening star., 1948-06-18
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness ONCE, 11th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any OF the
Branch Offices throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page AS.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
nQMESTI(
INSTRUCTION couRsEs.

COLORED-Jobs open for men and women,
a Al ~, types y =. .n q Terk; sood pay AppIs
ave. NV. NO. 1859. 24s
Evening star., 1948-06-18

CLERK have neat hand
'ns So,ns Fl ns ns a 'snsf es rs;
ecoIIL.EcroR who knows city. Good pay
eoMrr6MsThR eeH p15 s1aE OPERATOR - staftins
,nss in quiet air-cond once; Conven
trsnsp Group inssranss h9sptasa1,on noa
ceoMP'resMErER Z a1E' ssdE WORKER. 5-d.y, 4a.hr
co5MpffoM,ETTS c5 fsl, RiRs0''s 'o'pEs@1oR ss9a rYr1sr
exper. for perm. position in business once
Of lge; motion picture orsanization; 5-day
X $. See zIdF Mr.. sHAFTEI' 7'h A. Is warner
COUNTER GIRLS, experience not neces-
sary. references; good working conditions
and pay; meals. GLEN ECHO PARK
eGSIHsEkkSac eGRb sEkSIcr GIRL; white. D1x1EiP1o
BARBECUE, 5106 Marlboro pike, Hillside
Dfssk e.!s.sS eIEsk e Ssss1 front @ gns. AZ; s5p
Conn: ave. NV. ,-ls
gps. asn. shss asd mus; Hnos
S sa'f f1nsE Write sns soa sty Ests = sa
ladies dresses. coats and suits; tsl
foUsfa1N lG1a E 4, HELP He'll Ed ds,xorf only .xper
desirabie; good salary. cail sH> a6s5. ,--ls
FUR FiNISHER, st-class; steady position
l1RheSt wages, Plus DOEuS ShR1
FURs, 18th at Columbia I'd, DE. 2430
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK; neat-appesr-
ing efhcient young lady, AGED 25 to 30. te
take care Of flirg system, switchboard
(occasionally); typing ability necessary
construction CO; 5-day wk:, 40 hrs; Sal
AIRY open. Call Elk. 4747 after am
GEN'L OFFICE CLERK. age 1890, 40-hr
vk; perm. position with one OF Wash
ingtor's largest frozen food distributors;
must be accurate with figures and typing
ERs r1s irsfEylsE kEMsHsrs s. xs sef 5sss and
GIRL. white. dry cleaning clerk ,.ssps sSpe-
heod' en NEipLDcRAFr SERVICE SHOP
1853 coIumbia I'd; nv Dy ss1a
nent position. ,6-day week. vacation. >, Ap-
GIRLS, to address envelopes by hand
DO not phone. EISEMAES, st. At 9th
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - Will
/ knoviedre Of typinG. for general ofncs
work: opportunity for arrangement s
Evening star., 1948-06-18
sTENOGRAPHER

usual hrs: vacation: salary open. Can
sTENoGRAPHER, for washinston once
psrenee essential salary depsndins sn
sfINoGRAFHERs M1 sts e, for publishing rm
10 work 5dsy week shanq sps
Experience t, rHee Tor other position: paid vaca-
ton .d"d PAID r1 sick leave and free INSURANCE
Ssss Fl s, ~, s., e,R.ss ys
sTENoeRArHER for aviation prm: must
detail work: resident st Riverdale or viein-
sstffEsgfoGRHfHER stf N in osaa claim.
x.2, s;sS & HSD5y IL Ssis $40 s ws9d
5 day week. short hours pleasant sur
roundings, downtown office. MA. 225s or
work; 5-day. 4o-hour week; good pay;
DEUa srosH sia ':g
fnffraoNr FEE: IL + st. oPPifsRAroKs-Must Pis h.y.
n ees .e hours pm to viz
nisht san'saa Sat SeI and Sun. 0 Apply personnel
FEE 81 entsinssA HSs s.'sT
board: perm. position, top salary. Call
OR 1900, resident manager. 20
ess NfRBs pss ARs.
TEIEraosH TEL paes W0Sf1fkz SffkAfoR e." under as.
high school graduate. permanent employ
HJfu Isz szna s1f Co. sf
YORK, DI. 0762, Mr. Norris. -ls
perience, to work at home, to o hours
daily: average earnings, 81 per hour
Apply in person to MRS. srocKMAN'
TYPIsT. FUN or part time; permanent
position; 5-day week. Apply At il2i
TYPiST, knowledge Of shtd.. for insurance
work: no exper. necessary 5-day seek.
TYPisT and varityper machine operator;
perm. position. 5-day week; intsslestina
work in radio school; located at l6th ana
fsNNoS EN- r. no. R. 1896. iS5 e EXP 5, S.s~.sa
f1Yr1sT, ri a.sA cpA ono. in silver sprins: hish
school araduate. 81 49, Ia
ply to JOHN LIPscoHy Co., 2eos n st.
NV. (Penna. ave. at 2gth ST. -
TYPIST-OFFICE WORKkR-6-dAy wk;;
$40 wkly. II. ABRAAd1ON CO., 1882 Itn
TYPisT-cLERK. hish school srsdua.e;
pleasant vcrking condition; 6.day. S51-
hour week; paid vseations, freq hospiseltxs. 2.
ss,ss1S ,snsSs5sssss. ss,,ss. ,iAhnaacN SURETY g.
Evening star., 1948-06-18

small fountain: 429 7th st: sw., MA 3s92.
work, po rom rom j to % s; GOOD pay and ' meals
FGRSifTEf fIS Mfi5 fvfi krPxlE MAN : EsD.ri.ne.
s4ERERs APPz 54 esyss e s9NYsgTT E. DE- gfa1I ssi
FURNITURE sALEsMAN-we have good
propositon; inside work salary and com
mission, Apply 1923 7th st. NV. Ask for
GAS RANGE sERvIcEMEN-we have an
opening in our service department for :
years experience IN the servicins of sas
BRHS s seARF sP4F G SIS 18Th mais St nav.
meI mesE ADPy DEE "a cEE FL P1SER loo Yer
bs1s s1tFS 0oss Apply ss
GROCERY CLERK. local exDerlenese; se%ea %
GROCERY GROCERY MAN c0Vmo.a Whits' General ae nal worker,
knoTledse OF meatcuttinE No Nd license as
fSsrRANcE 81 mG MAN. experienced, proven
e4y 4 4s ss .s4 hIet sss' FOB ssS5s speonsmsn
fNvENToRY SsIsHfeas CLERK between as-4o: must
e handns the oe aao Of
! large warehouse in Metropolitan Area;
good starting salary with excellent oppor-
working conditions Write giving age EN-
ployment record and ref, Box 2.7-E. Star.
INVESTIGATOR handling insurance cases,
age 3a-2S; national firm. excellent op-
portunity for advancement; salary, bonus
and expen SEES; high. school education nee
employment manager. between 1914 week
JANIIoR, colored, exper, wanted for apt.
sineer license; refs. DI 1915, to 5;3o.
and r.sas.s
sasi aSfToR. for raGae apa in A NV familiar With
s,SssE sss ssasTs Isi;
5AS1ToR. n1SrEo1 sS esyv9Et good quarters See
IANIfoR, IA.l middle 9 ssed man and wife ss for
mo; ana quarters; P. y WALsHE, NC.
jtNok TN ksf DRrc Il cLrRks ks - stes sxp,Tene.
FoRF 0es s4rvENs Is Saf5s
isisois fisBoR FOREMAN. szosr, in handiin.
men, must be pendable; knowledge o,
sknR TsiaIns dsijTsOls Mhs so,Slfa Gs 25Si
ea bAS II sFRa 4 sef eouS
MAINTESxSCE Man for sroup Of apt
engineer. or experienced with stoker-
fired boilers; general maintenance Of apts
Apply in person, 2730 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Q TO IL "a
MAINTENANCE MAN; skill required q,
carpenter and handy man: permanent job
Call Mrs. Barbour, HECHINGER CO., AT
MAN WITH CAR, for sales and service
!, age 21-40: must have sales ability: $50 vk
, plus commission. Phone WI, 1884, 30
! MAN, experienced 10 work in KosheF-styl,
. delicatessen; not over 3s. good hours snt
!, pay. KAY pELlcATEeeEN, WA. S141.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22
HOSPITAL NEWS

Those admitted to the Roanoke
Rapids Hospital on Wednesday
were Cora Lee Jeffers, Eris
Webb, Willis Williams, Liza
Palmer, Ronald Simpson, Katie
Connor, Mrs. H. A. Bridgers,
Mrs. R. T. Palmer, J. L. Watson,
Mrs. Percy Dali, Mrs. Mary
Throckmorton, Mrs. Bessie
House, Henry Britton, Mike Is
tricko, Mrs. L. ]. Martin, Mrs. R.
B. Jones, Mrs. T. H. Dickens,
Mrs E. o. Anderson, Mrs. Frank
Collins, Mrs. ]. L. Harris, Mrs.
Carlton Morris.
Those dismissed on that day
were Hazel Powers and baby;
Atlea Beffield, Lille Plumb and
baby; Raymond Saum, Roy
Dwight Berry, Lois Parks, Ralph
Burgess, Mrs. Judith Martin,
Mrs. Margaret Nixon, and baby;
Mrs. Margie Gordon and baby;
Mrs. Lille Mae McClenny and
BABY, and Mrs. Elizabeth Clea-
ton.
The babies born on that day
were baby boy Jeffers and baby
girl Dickens.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22
Castor

Mr.. and Mrs. Waverly Clem-
ents and son, Ted, of Ports
mouth, Virginia were weekend
guests of Mrs. Clements par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Burn
cite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Baird
spent the weekend in Danville,
Virginia.
Friends of Miss Glenda Ed :
wards will regret to learn she
is patient IN the Roanoke Rap
ids Hospital.
Miss Dorothy Piland spent the
weekend in Conway with her mo-
ther, Mrs. Emma Piland.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Noke
and son, Gerry, of Baltimore i.
Maryland, and Howard Hubbard
of Richmond, Virginia were
weekend guests of Mrs. Rosa Lee
Hubbard and Mrs. H. G.. Rough
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Harris of
Roanoke Rapids Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Clements, and Carolyn
Rook of Emporia, Virginia, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Baird.
Miss Marjorie Brewer has re
turned to her lone after being
a patient in the Roanoke Rapids
Hospital.
Mrs. B. w. Rock spent We'd
nesday in Richmond, Virginia.
Miss Maxine Baird returned
home Tuesday from Lawrence
vile, Virginia, after spending
several days with Mrs. Lewis
Moseley.
Mrs. H. G. Roughton spent
Monday in Enfield and attended
a business meeting.
Friends OF Mrs. Lena Grant
will be glad to know she is much
better, after a week of illness,
at her home near CASTOR.
Mrs. R. L. Smith is spending
some time mere with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. H. Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Sonson
spent the weekend in Conway
with the Reverend and Mrs. J.
Z. Darlington.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22
Garysburg WSCS
Meets at Home
Of Mrs. Collier

Garysburg-The Garysburg's
Woman's Society Of Christian
Service hell a special meeting
Wednesday evening in the home
Of Mrs. J. B. Collier.
The meeting was opened by
the president, Mrs. H. M. JOY
ner. The devotionals were led
by Mrs. J. M. Attklsson, Jr., and
the topic OF the evening ION Our
Own Door-steps", dealing with
the missionary work Of our door
step neighbors, Hawaii, Alaska,
Puerto Rico and the Virgin Is
lands; was conducted by Miss
Mildred Grant.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22
Weldon News
Welson Schools Observe National
Book Week with Varied PROGRAMS

vance of Childrea's Book Week
This great movement had its
beginning right here in America
and now is being sponsored by
the American Library Association
Everyone, the world over, reali.
zes the great Importance Of our
children's books being well chos.
en-, for they are the strongest
medium of their knowledge. II
is through books that children
get good part Ct the foundation
of their lives.
AS Charles B. Aycock, the edu-
cational crusader has said,
Drink deep, or touch not the
Byrian Spring" parents desire
their children possessing the
greatest knowledge and power of
understanding that is possible for
them to afford. The Children's
Book Council has put out Gle
er poster in an effort to en-
phasise Book Week. This poster
was designed by Margurite de
Angel, both an illustrator and an
author of children's books. The
logan on the poster reads,
Books Tell The Story"
Books Tell The Story" would
have been an excellent title for
tthe program given in Weldon
Gymnasium on Thursday morn
ing at 1000 o'clock am. by the
First and Third Grade of Weldon
Elementary School. Not actors
that have been trained, it is true
but the author found the child
ren's program very interesting.
There was Peter Rabbit, Little
Black Sambo, t1e dog, and the
elephant dressed IN very clever
costumes representing the favor
tie characters OF children's books
Mr.. Encyclopedia was present
With his look of wisdom to well
come the favorlte characters.
This program had heen well dir
ected by Miss katherine Wallace
and Mrs. Westbrook teachers of
hese two grades. These little
olks did a good job of portraying
n a home talent pagent what
'ood books mean to them.
A good book is a child's treas
ire and as he grows, the one
hat he associates with most in
hildhood is truly portrayed in
is character.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22

Hux, after which Miss Genie n,
was in charge Of the proprss
given by the Missions and WorS
Friendship committee. MI.
Ann Pierce is chairman of M.
commission.
After the program the MFY 4
cided to meet on wednesday ami
deliver a Thanksgiving basket
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22
Thanksgiving BTU
Program Enjoyed

Weldon,-The Baptist Training
Union held its regular meeting
on Sunday night in the Baptist
church with AZ members present.
The Intermediates were in
charge of the program. The to-
pic of discussion was, "a Day of
thanksgiving" The aim of the
program was to guide the Inter-
mediates for bsing thankful, for
his American heritage and to en-
courage him to thank God .for
his blessings and Thanksgiving
and other days.
After the program the regular
business was handled.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22
Garysburg

Mrs. Daisy Sassiter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Boyce and daugh-
ter, of Woodland, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harris.
Paul w. Gay of Washington,
D. C. and John W. Gay of Ches-
ter, Virginia, spent Saturday in
the home Of their sister, Mrs.
A. B. Gay.
Miss Mary Alice Gay spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs.
H. D. Bobbitt, Jr.. in Littleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrar and
daughter, Mary Ellen, of Ontor-
ia, Canada, are guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Suit
er. They will go to Florida after
their visit is concluded her@
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Fleet :
wood and children of Murfrees-
boro, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Fleet
wood.
Mrs. w. v. Baldwin and daugh-
ter of Baltimore, are guests in
the home of Mrs. Baldwin's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Cook.
Mrs. T. D. Stephenson has
been in bed several days from
effects of a cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Stephenson
and children and Mrs. A. B. Gay
visited in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Long of Seaboard,
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Norman Reid of Ports
mouth, Va, is visiting in the
home of her nicces. Mrs. Philip
Reid and Miss Clyde Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hughes
and son were elmer guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gay of Roa-
noke Rapids, Wednesday even
ing.