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Evening star., 1948-05-26
HELP WoAEk.

YOUNG LADY, Intelligent, experienced, for
general work u real estate ofnss; NE, ygnGi1! isr
JESS JESS FISHER = c.. iNc.. I4so < St. n:v.
YOUNG LADY, 20 to 30, attractive, ; nee.
work and sod typing. shorthand. pref,
q wsslaS Hsst. SsasSs and
spsihns 3 Il Valley. 1880 Mass. ave. NV. aS or.
YoIGtNG LADY. white. eo-so. with natural
blond hair and pleasing personality, to
work in new unit of retail supermarkst
chain and introdIee neT proodauett; IT, $50
8G,Ihsas" YoUNG LADY. white, e5.s5, to learn
donpt fr,ins in new modern shop; 6-day
eS ny IN bfxG Rszifn CREAM E2R boNTf aS6a SHOP s.
FeUsa Eeahs Ia IxDY. ao-so. attractive. neat and
and good typins to assist in personnsl, and n
builders and Developers Of Wesley Heishts,
Sumner Sun and I'd, sprins aaans Valley 4sso Mass
tor In large furniture store: permanent
Sc 81 NJ sd, ssSsin., sys I. NAT1oNAI FuRN1T5TaRE
YoUNGS aS- WOMAN to % demenstrate and sell
attachments for sewing machine; no ex-
Rppy oes i'm oSr
BURaH & BRO, 7th. sth and z SITS; nv.
YOUNG WOMAN for general work in
credit ONCE Of large furniture store; must
be able to type; permanent position and
ES5a1ai H
ft6 fHt66sPfiTiraiTzArros fii Z Il INSURANCE eN.tisn. as
ssn dssss aa ao nss
lsas ne.shserhoea @ aoqa 1nnsdiss.l,. A's Mk ocoS.
NaF1oNAL SaF N Siaa public utilit, ..rvie. ..soe,
alton has opening for q young lady with
stenographic experience; Excel. working
bldg. 40 hours per week. MA. 1857. -2s
openings for saleswomen; once workers,
efIee, 2th floor; s:3o;s. daily: -29
AM II 6oess Il ,sey y0uIs at 1Ss sns n.s
for ST. yoHr profit ooe; It costs n9thins s,tf to
x4fkAeTivE off1eR POSITION sffsi i in Cap
itol Heights-Old established finance com:
ocs daes sood sypst
nosrapher desired; permanent position.
good starting salary, pleasant sstrastiye
Pakr 1Hi II; frsE. siEoo for financial markets. The
Evening Star mas eXCSuenC WoIk loE
young married woman because OF short
hours (6 hours daily, 10 am. to pm.
No experience required. High school
graduate preferred, 16 to 80 years. Ap-
ply personnel cf1ice, Room 5O4. Star Build
ing. THE EVENING STAR. 1101 Pa. ave.
OLD AND EST. real estate ONCE needs
cashier -bookkeeper; exper. desirable: must
be willing to assume resp. 4 or day VIZ.
zANTzINGER,, 945 K st. NV. Ma. 5371;
ARE YoU TYP1sT who possesses a pleas
ing tel voice? If the answer is yes, this
may be your opportunity to make splen-
did connection. We will teach telephone
work In pleasant, congenial surroundings.
Apply in person after 10 am. Rm. 409,
Ring Bldg, 1900 18th st. NV. -2S
PERSONALITY. ABILITY to type and
pleasing tel. voice open the door to oppor
for q young lady under 35 yrs. of age;
short hours and congenial surroundings
Apply In person after 10 am. Rm. 409,
Ring Bldg, 1900 18th st. NV, -2s
ASSEMBLY PLANT, Venetian blind work.
Girls, white, age 20 to 80; experience
preferred but not necessary; excellent
opportunity for adyansement; 40;hoyr
SHOP, rear 1115 21st st. NV. am.
to 12. 80
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY, typist-reception;
pleasant working cond. Call Mr.. SPENCE
at NO. 2699. II to 8 pm. Wednesday.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRTTERs pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; res:
sonable; machines for sale. standards and
po5ta6lss; est IL yrs 0FFIISE he MASalSGs RS as9s
ADDING MACHINES. calculator cleaned.
oiled and adjusted: AL work Eusrsntsed
RI LIT. UNITED TYPEWRrTKR co..
BRiCK MASON. cont. glass blocks. porches,
a5splacss ssId ni asp saasppentIy
CABINETWoRK - Remodeling, recreation
rooms, general contracting; best references.
q; 1928 after Pm. and sSn Sun, 2s.
p ye.Es' sIpsgtsnss: taetory parss,, FuI-
CARPENTER .WORK-Repairins. shelving,
porches, partitions, rec: rooms: We DC % our
cARPENTER AND REPAIRING, odd jobs
Ssh.a 9, e., tlnss Fs 1919 sEse'0na0le estimate: fur
CxRPENTERING. plssterins. freproonns.
cementinr. building new homes: all work
guaranteed; quick service. Call Nj. 1915.
CARPENTHY-Attics nnished. recreation
rooms. porchss inclesed. stairways, dormsr
Eindeys; residenttal or commercial J. Z
HENDRICKS, Union 2491.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK AND G:H.W; for family OF 8: must
esss GsfsrsRses sSs NV vs Ap 5 s9 gut s90l
woman. to 80 to Maine for summer. eS VS..
COOK. colored. for .sed mems home; good
position; Pleasant pEsa working conditions.
CooK-G.H.W., i've Isat in; small family; Alex
s5sFf5Tsd o0S IL .a:s!S sios 1las, 's.'s' s5soa
Se,is q 9o@sn H.ec Cook % and noSss
Woman to 90 to Maine for summer. WO.
DoS%SNsTAIRs MAID and waitress. white
only. summer or perm; S125 mo: 80
miles from New York City. Call OR. 4l7e.
GH.w., colored. settled; lisht cooking;
erenees. i0ca Can p wo. S3si 7fs4. '~~ "s: E2s
CIV. CIV. live in, exper;, no cooking. no
ssRsr sum afs shhdFsn ss5 s 'ho 1f sSSfs
sS sa4s Is ns to g. tsoa s.,: s's 81, pVs w. sss5
GIRL. for general homework. plain COOK
soo1 sas5s5eniss,u aousfMoRRkaEsR. exp.r. care one
s-yT ehilai city ref e1ly; $50 to $50
HoUsEKEEPER, Catholic Tectory: good
ing conditions; references required. Box
TH5isi HHo5GssiEkkiIaEspER.coMrAN1oN. kias for eide elderly
person; white; live in; nice home. Call
RE. 1000, Br. Al, between 9 and 8; -27
@ s ca ssas q smal ehiis no eoef @
ing. 5-day week; refs. Call OR. el17
Wk. to start: art os See MT Tr Paul. =. PALACE
HOTEL 11O2 14th st. NV. No phone
MAID -G.H.w., TO go to summer resort;
Apply I'm in person, JAY DEEs. iso7 6 St:
MAID. eb-4o. live IN. Capable assistance
duties. no laundry; "a day Wed, of every
SEn Mn atts5 abs6 early breakfast; ref; s27 yk,
NNAip. Icsoaiotred, over 80; must b.. experl-
enced. care Of children and general house
mer; references. RA. 5115. -27
MAI MAID, ,s;a sSper gh:w h and laundry. Apply
MAID 1aa soo ss 1SRa q ehssd shss5sn Gs
MAID -G.H.w. must be fond of children;
chine; health, card and references re;
sss IA i4sh s. s.ri.as; ss. g T. 70.
NgRsEMAD. coiored, exper.. reliable. to
take care Of giTl; .,t I'M n;rts board
WON WOMAN, MO to 60 ct to seashore: care f Of chill
dren and gen. housework; city ref; other
help employed: $40 mo-; live in: health
WOMAN. middle aged. white or colored. to
do light housework and care for 2 chill
dren. one 5 yrs. old. one 9 mos; old; must
understand and be fond Of children; live
out, health card and reference required.
Cali VI. 1908 mornings. -26
WOMAN, white: light housskeepins and
WOMAN, capable. 25-35, g.h.w.. plain
cooking live in; fond of children; refs;
good pay Sligo 2oa7.
in steady Job; need 2 exper. maids. one
as nursemaid, other as g.hw, plain cook:
small house; live in; pleasant rm. and
REFINED COLORED WOMAN, g.hw., good
plain cook fond of children; live in; S25
week; Bethesda area. OIL. 1914. -2S
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and office positions. 2o4
Colorado Building. 14th and G. RE. 1898.
TYPIST-BKKPR., $4,000 Cd; must be
exper. typist:. typist. ne. Sec, $40 VIZ;
typist.. educational, S140 mo-; temp. sta
tistical typist. $50 wk.; stenog.. vic. Arl:.
steno., monito BIRD. law Of, $40 wk.:
stenog. .-bookpr. $1,000 up: hundreds Of
other OPENINGS. Call In in free reg S ASs
SERVICE. 913 18th st. NV. nr. Eye st.
BOOKKPR. -TYPIST. $4,000; mr.. Arling-
ton; real opprty,: elerk-typist, good at
S45: typist-clerk. da., $165 mo; dental
assist, recep., typing, $40 wk.; PIX
yDs Ps SO d. St sssd ss5 o6 SF new pF
daily for top sslaried positions; thou
sands placed see MS blse6 6
9TH, cor. G.
Salesman, exper. adver., car nee. col. edu.,
contact public. $3.50 and com. FORD
EMPL SERVICE. 9l3 18th NV. nr. Eye
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

GIRL, colored;. maid or childs nurse;
Monday to Friday; exper. Call TglInins I.
G&IRL & eoiored. @ wants work; maid or gen.
Gill; eIh ssiorea vsss @ s' dsss Sofi @ good
laundress: refs. GE: 1920.
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time work
evenings. 2 pm. to g pm. IA 5237.
Sl GIRL; ,nEg cSlored desires IS, pars-time work
day only. DE. s737.
i.undry: IS . day 5h-day week: can
GfRL. eoiored, wants days work on Sat-
urday and SUNDAY or baby sitter in eve
ming DU. 1898 after 5 pm.
GIRL, colored. neat and reliable, wishes
Job as maid or cafeteria work. MI. 1915.
snls s1E ss s90Isf 81 sis5 sssigs' Job as naF''"ad
aier sel0lss ssss Sss5e' ''0
LAUNDREss, frst class, colored; laundry
%1now Y fa5S E2SY WI white. Would llk. Job as
liEht housexerk or companion. Phone
WOMAN, eoiored, settled. wants house
work; good cook and and lsg9sress. sqns Stay
work. Cali MI 4751.
WOMAN, colored, wishes Gays work or
part time; $5 . day and carfare. Call
after 4 pm, CO. 1443.
work: reliable, references. RA. 741s.
WOMAN, light colored. desires maid work
in apt. 5 days wk.; neat. reliable; NV.
section; city refs. MI. 0S41.
WOMAN e0lorsd re-. dssrss so s4ss Psss time or
YoTNG LADY, coiored. wants days work
or part-tirne work Elk. 1874.
Evening star., 1948-05-26
HONE IMpRovEMENr coMpANIEs.

ADDITIONS, Al home improvemnts from
70 pay. HAMILTON CONT. CO, RE. 4477
ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS, redecoratinz,
siding and roofing; f1rst-class work only;
al work guaranteed; free, estimates; Be
sasd only eheTy fhfSs anf fN s w. syPS5as: yS5s
issila SssH1fT Rz; fsef paivrwA1 and concrete. re.
ss5sfsss IsasTss eEenps 'essSS 1855
sishsi MH 2f 1a ace chmneys.
rspaasd aas ~aS xaSs nna i'ePi as au' and
srsst ssPszlsaesd AsS4e epsEsser nv w. ss4s: CO.,:
e Rood W. Wosk ean Of make * KINDS IT. It's msee
WHY WHYTEE CO. WI 5ies. ~ '
CARPENTRY; remoaelins. repairs and
all experienced men; reasonable rates. Gall
eay Rs GyeRs WoRk aks2 n.,nt,rs r.uooeng
mses Isss's "srs NJ fRa 5 ee $751;
TnRA's asA aaa Psadns iFfs
GIBBS g. son. Phone HI 6435. -2s
CARPENTRY-Home ONCE and store re-
mSdeling gs E., and repairs; expert craftsmen
cARPENTRY WORK AND PAINTING. ex-
THE AUSTIN T. QUICK CO. Phone co.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. fiasstones,
terraces, walks. chimneys. hreplaces, &C.
ppe M fnas Of &
Sess aHais helBss sss aas
h Ways. porehes. sa bsms. a noors, Steps, STEPS and % re-
tainins sssIsIss; old and new work. IA. sssso
SoNoRETE & N AND MASONRY WORK any
kind; free estimates. THE AUSTIN T.
sSSsk sSsakfTI 81 R5Sas ee Ss s. for vsis.
esIsS saivsrss. prSscastins: fRuffrr coNsTKuc.
dr1N drfa vs co. rG Gons5ssse 1857 Asxan
iayins. sanding. fnishing. cleaning, paI-
fss; so es'sasi,sae a'fs d nias;s iss 1'sos
FuRNffTURE-Reanishing. repairing; work
fsae en- s5of e h'@s a No s5 '11sL pm sSs
HOME REMoDLING. rec. rms. astics.
nl tile fioorins: T free estimates. SUBURBAN
CONSTR; CO; gN; 335s. days or eyes.
worn Iinoieum sink tops replaced with
sss Ssqsas 81 ss,. n s.s ia
oil used on all exterior; 1st-class workman
ship, free estimates. SELBY BROS. UN.
PAINTING DONE after 5 pm. or week
ends; bathrm., kit. or other rooms. Call
PAPER HANGING-sample book shown In
your home Estimate free. Work guaran-
teed. Now is the hour" Call Ii. 1858.
PAPEKING AND PAINTING. general re-
pairs; white mechanic; interior. exterior;
sRMSpgffss Il II Ell Gorz and new CON
struction; any size lob: free estimates.
REMoDELNG. repair. stone and brick
work. papertng and painting; FHA terms.
ROOFING AND SIDING, get our price, no
Obligation. finest materials and workman
SCREEN DooRs. SCREEN wIRE-Larss
stock Of screen wire. bronze. ealv. and
black; also most standard sizes screen
doors. WOLFE q BoRDOW HDWhE,.
North Capitol and Z gts., Republic 290Z.
10s
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ACCORDION; also other instruments; pvt.
lessons; instruments loaned for trial. For
infor.. AID. 1895. MR.. JAY. 1-s Pm. Il
LEARN TO DRIVE In Washington's oldest,
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 1a4s model cars,
patented dual controls. EASY METHOD.
North 1894.
COMPTOMETER openings. with typing,
short, easy course; dozens Of perm. OPEN
ing. New classes starting now. Reg. early.
MA. 234O. BCYD'S, 700 18th, cor. G st.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training IN all subjects; day. might and
part,time cassss Get onT free saa eaa6a19suvs' %
ave, NE. 7778. Estab, 1918.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION undef
GI bill. Men. and women. Phone Olive:
MODERN TRAINING IN besuty culture, an
subjects taught. Approved by Govefnment
fos , q t.aininas ia1a WAR-I9nMN BEAUTY 5aa
Evening star., 1948-05-26
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

AUTO TITLE and settlement clerk. IN
years experience. thoroughly familiar with
detail. Can take complete charge. Prefer
Star. -2S
DREssMAKINd. design. remod.. altera-
tions: eve. gowns a speciality; reas. MISS
.e2s
GIRL, colored. desires general ONCE work;
G9 tHplagE Cal saloreS ow 5sse vofK
massage salon or practical nurse; con-
yaleseent cases preferred. MRS. SAN
PRACTiCAL NURSES available: trained
ssses 81 1881 mss ee Bee a1ss E.etdsss onls
SECRETARY, % yrs. of are: s yrs. diver.
sified exper. Govt. and pvt. ind; knowl-
edge Of Bookkeeping, Bookkeeping mach.
oper.; car: 6-day wk. Box 131-C, Star.
SECRETARY. excel. sxpef. and refs.
desires. interesting position. Nj. 1909
after Pm. -27
Evening star., 1948-05-26
HoMr NM. coMpANIes tce.e.)

HOME IMP. COMPANIES (eeae.J
SCREEN YOUR PORCM while I have the
material. Call Sligo 3942, w. .. TAYL0E.
easements and roofs;
guaranteed work.; free estimates: THE
AUSTIN T. QUICK CO. Phone CO. 34S1.
AsKEw's HOME SERv.-Painting. paper
hanging. a. sanding. undermining, bsmt.
to roof; rsas. OR: 1900 80
from foundation to roof. Cali HARRIS g.
HARRIS, Contractors. ST. 74s9 Or RA.
214o 20 rrlytI9s any tlns. CONTRACTING 2sSo ~
Painting, papering, roofing and siding; Al
work guaranteed: monthly terms; free esti-
mates WA. 1886, days or evening.
for reas. estimates on all home improve
ments and remodel jobs; attic rms, ad-
ditions speciality. WA. 1887, uN.
Evening star., 1948-05-26
MOTOR TRAVEL.

STUDENT VETERAN, experienced driver.
country; references. Wo. 1868 after 8.
LADY desires l or persons to share ex-
pense of trip to Denver. Colo. via Kansas.
Leaving latter part of this week. Call
Ma. 1900. Apt. 300, after 5.
WANTED, RELIABLE COUPLE to drive
new car to Ark, exch. for transportation.
Ludlow 6314, 6 to $3.50 pm. 2S'
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY STUDENT driv-
ing from Washington to Southern Pines,
N. c., via Richmond, Raleigh, leaving Fri
day am, May 2S. desires PASSENGER. Call
REUBEN GAMBREIL. WI. 1884. before
10 am. or evening.
share expenses to Denver after May 81.
EN- 1904. rs
RIDE WANTED, Geneva, New York. Fri.
Phone ewes. WI. 1867.
Evening star., 1948-05-26
DOMESTIC

We HAVE ALL TYPES Of experienced do
mestic help. Call DE. 6645. -31
ATTENTION. domestic workers. G,h:w,
references. NATIONAL HOME SERVICE,
1117 You st. NV. co. 5255, co. 640s. ga
CoLORED HELP for
domestic and public work. NO. 1858.
NATURAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 81
Florida ave, NV. 26s
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e,rliA1,oAs wonEN te..&

SsbOAbsVNS WOsNsN NS0utesy
WOMAN, white, middle aEe, refined. cap
able to take full charge motherless home;
st. NV, 4th hoor.
WOMAN, colored. wants psrt-time Job, Q
until 5, domestic. nursematd or other
work Call TR. 1882.
YOUNG LADY, reliable. Industrious, de-
sires caring for children or clerking ewes.
and week ends. RE. 0461, Apt. 210, eyes.
INTELLIGENT, EXPERIENCED cclored
girl, with references, desires work OF any
type. LU. S4S5.
WANTED-Children clothes to launder
at private home. VIII pick up and de-
liver. DI. 548Q.
Evening star., 1948-05-26

with exper. in writing policies preferred;
s2ihr Ts Tk,; ,EsG perm position. Call MISS
TYPIsT, for a permanent position in large,
air-conditioned ONCE in ne. section; conv
transportation 5.day, 4o-hour week; va
sAFEWAY STORES, 4th and T sts. ne;
TYPIsT, stencil cutter: 1,day week; niGh..,
s; Ses 5;ss e. AND D5sssu'
TSk fzsflfas 'a5ary tR pleasant nr surround
IYPIsI, expeEieneed. intelligent. for In
ssFSss9sE ssFs Fsis 1926 fSss sss
s. ps Gs!1 IA s2se; spee.nced % 70
TIosAL IIfHo CO.. 1855 aSth S' s: Nv: Nv
Is s sS % u: sehSS
necessary; position with Rosslyn Gas Co.,
Geatee Snns s snovs9 g49 Wilson syd
ToN GAS LIGHT CO. LOO seth~ ~ St. NV.
Monday through Friday. $50 am. to
WAITRESS, white, experienced: good refer
Ssisshens MR M COOK Seesesn 'siel0a any T.
MATTRESS, colored, must have neat ap-
pearance and able to handle quick service;
MA WA1Sick Si W wAHT1E IF 9sss saop APPg as
WAITRESS, over 25; downtown tavern:
SIS p. per yeeS, x, and 1I os tips Phone between
MATTRESS; white; work Sundays only.
WAITRESS. colored, exper.; must be 21
or over. Apply in person, 1922 P st. NV.
WAITRESS, over 21. exper.. arm service;
split shift: lunch and dinner; no Sundays.
Apply 3 to pm. .s12 18th st. NV.
w EFs0s BAR AND GRILL Iii il!A =. st:
MATTRESSES. white. exper.; good tips.
son. no phone. HOWARD JOHNSON, Wis
| ave. and Western. rs
WOMAN. to care for small boys for empl
cple.; modern home in nearby Va; live in
WOMAN. 36-40; part-time work in small
store RaH Rust sosn lvs e Petworth pleasant
WOMEN needed for factory work, pleasant
working conditions; 5-day, 40-hour week.
ssts ARs@h Ssas
WOMEN sId White IS e So for counter
yseatien: after ar mos mo Apply 1882 Conn.
WOMEN to address envelopes by hand.
Apply sIoANs. 7ss aS1' 7tS Sn st. 'ls NV ases' Wa7
YOUNG LADY for Saturday extra, to sch
''' JOSEPH DE YOUNG 1895 r s.. &ss a.
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lContiuued on Next PsssJ
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16-rm. stucco-
excellent cond.
2 " baths. oil
Sland ave. me.
Only SS,750
per mo. income,
Call MuLARD
Evening star., 1948-05-26

and ssist scalp
pleasant WORKING
1850, Shoreham
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SILVER SPRING-Wine

soda fountain. down.
extensively equipped,
year lease; ideal 10
but should do $3.50
$4,000 with only
DE SHAZO, 1924 K,
Evening star., 1948-10-31

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than you ever had before in your
whole life. A cleaner wash than any
soap or any other washday product
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actually removes diney soap film,
too. There's nothing like Tide.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-16
Of Interest To
Our CoIored Friends

The first Regional All Club camp
for boys and girls was held at
Southern University, August 24-31,
1913. The theme for the week was
Creating Better Homes Today for
a More Responsible Citizenship To-
morrow"
The highlights of the meeting
were a warm welcome address given
by DR.. FELTON, G. Clark, president of
Southern university, and response
to the welcome by l.. 1. Jones,
director of Extension, Mississippi,
also general chairman of the camp.
Delegates to the camp comprised
80 boys and girls from Is states, and
30 leaders who accompanied them.
Among the group of six All dele
gates from Mississippi vas Jean
Alice Montgomery, Holmes county.
These boys and girls were select
ed on the basis of outstanding work
accomplished in project achievement
and leadership.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chisolm at
tended Church at Midway Baptis
church.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chisolm at
tended Church at Midway Baptist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Gilmore and
family spent Sunday, September 5,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Saxton near
Midway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Killebrew
of Tchula visited Mrs. Rosa Kille-
brew recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Ruche of
Vicksburg were recent visitors of
friends and relatives in the COM
munity.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hearn and Mrs.
James Harthcock were in Pascagou-
la, recently.
Mrs. Sallie Chisolm is employed
by the Chenille Factory in Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wigley and
family of Tolarville visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Chisolm Sunday.
Shot Killebrew and Phil Abel
motored to Belzoni Sunday, Septem-
Der S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chisolm visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kuhn of
Midway last week.
The Rev. and Mrs. Henry O'Neil,
of Yazoo City visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Chisolm, last Monday.
Miss Allene Rogers has gone to
Belzoni where she has obtained en-
ployment.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-16

This first Regional All camp pro-
vided an excellent opportunity to
learn more about the accomplish
ments of All Club members in other
states, and the value of All Club
work has in developing boys and
girls into strong manhood and
womanhood.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-16

I o p o lis Of the
wealthiest and mos
thickly populated
province of the Ro.
man Empire, hac
had a chamber o.
commerce, no doubt
they would all have
been In favor of q
Better City. There
o be no argu.
roor< about <L-a TIL
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-16
ABOUT ATHLETES FOOT
2l27 Prominent Druggists
Cont BE Wrong

Here's what Stout Parkersburg,
w. Va, says. 1.-THE sale of TE-OL
has been very pleasing. One Gus
toner said it is the first thing in
six years that gave relief"
IN ONE HOUR
If not completely pleased. Your Soc
back at any drug store. Locally az
Peoples Drug Store
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-16
Moking Money

THE SILVERSMITHS there In
L Ephesus had another theory.
The way they looked at it, the big
thing Is money. They used to make
money selling their little silver
shrines. Now this fellow Paul had
come along, persuading people that
handmade gods are no gods at all,
and the trade in Sacred trinkets
had fallen off. 1t looked like a bad
year for the silversmiths. To make
things better, they decided, they
needed more money. More. bust
ness! More production! The fact
that what they produced was not
only worthless but actually harm
full, did not seem to bother them.
Do you know people like that to-
day?
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-16
Abiding BY the Law

THE TOWN CLERK of Ephesus
1 had a simple idea, vastly bet
ter than these other two. He saw
no sense in the mass meeting, he
seems not to have been taken in by
the silversmiths' crocodile tears. II
anything was wrong in Ephesus, he
said, the courts were open, and
trials were open, and trials could
be held. We have laws-let us live
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-16

question Is: What makes a city
better? Four different ideas on that
lne-two very bad ones and two
good ones-can be seen In the story
Of Acts 10.
You should read the story itself
before looking over these comments.
Because we are beginning toward
the end Of the story, with the very
lowest and silliest Of the four ideas
how to make a city better. It Is a
very simple idea: Just "holler,"
yell, make a demonstration. Make
1t long, make it loud, and the city
will be the better for 1t. For two
mortal hours that absurd mass
meeting kept the uproar going:
Great Is Diana of the Ephesiansi''
A curious thing, the mob
mind. II something is true, how
can noise make It truer? If a
thing Is a lie, how can all the
shouting In the world make it
respectable? But the mob-mind
thinks that IL a thing is said
loudly enough and by enough
people, 1t Is bound to be true.
So that t~heater-full Of fools wasted
a good afternoon shouting a lie into
the deaf blue heavens. It did Diana
no good. She was as dead as Mar
ley's ghost, she had never lived, in
fact. 1t was no use drumming up
the decibels. Do you know people
who think they a make your town
better by shouting about it? 1t won't
work. You can make a town or
county famous if you shout long
enough; but you won't make it bet
ter.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-16
For q Better City
Lesson for September 10, 1913

UEOR A BETTER CITY" is 4
Il good slogan. No one would
think of Directing to it. If the great
city of Ephesus, capital and me.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-16

Mill Ruthie Dell Gilmore has ac-
cepted employment with the Gwin
Interstate company in Tchula.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Trigleth and
Mrs. Rosa Killebrew made a bust
ness trip to Lexington, Monday OF
last week.