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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-09
. Unionville
Center
BY MRS. MERYL GEORGE

June II has been chosen for
the Book and Needle club picnic
1t will be held at ii o'clock at
Darby Wilds Cabin, owned by
Lank Carey, of Plain City. You
may bring a guest and of course
a well-filled basket of good eats.
The Book and Needle club met
with Mrs. Opal Flowers last Fri
day night. Ten members and
one guest answered to roll call
Whats new in medicine"
Meryl George reported on, "The
Miracles of DR.. Spies" a doctor
from Birmingham, Ala, who
cured thousands of patients suf-
fering from pellagra. They had
election of officers as follows:
Mabel Smith, president; Erna
Bailey, vice president; Meryl
George, secretary; and Gertie
Horn, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schul and grand
daughter, Beckie Darden, of
Hamilton, were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Otwell Condor.
The St. Johns Church picnic
was held at their school house
The euchre club met with
Mrs. Johnnie Greenbaum We'd
nesday night, Mrs. Gertie Nicol,
Mrs. Mary Hall and Mrs. Mary
Caulley were guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boster, of Colum-
bus, were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maxwell
and son, of Cincinnati, and Mrs.
Allen Maxwell, of Hamilton,
were guests of both Mr.. and Mrs.
Condor and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
George, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hall were
callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cooperider Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Gertie Horn and Mr.. and
Mrs. LaVell Horn were in Col
umbus Monday afternoon and
evening.
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N. Lewisburg News

! Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace
Jr. are announcing the birth of a
daughter, May 81, in Champaign
County hospital. The baby
weighed h., IL OF.
Weekend Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walt, of
Muncie, Ind, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Bates.
In California
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Louden
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Cham
berlain are visiting in California,
the guests of Mr.. Louden's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elaine Mccormick.
Visits Mother
Larry Cole SN, of Charleston,
! South Carolina, spent the week
end with his mother, Mrs. Eula
Cole.
Two Weeks Leave
Norman b. Hill, ADAM, of At
lantic City, N. j., is spending two
weeks leave with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.. Hill, Shir-
ley and Kenneth, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Hill and Bobby en-
joyed picnic at Lakewood
Beach, Urbana, Sunday.
In Columbus
Mrs. Ethel Kaufman and Otis
Smith were guests of relatives in
Columbus, Sunday.
Past Chiefs Meet
Mrs. Edward Bates was hos
tess to the Past Chiefs Club last
Thursday. A lovely dinner was
served to Mrs. Sam Warden, Mrs.
Nellie Miller, Mrs. Rolla Penning-
ton, Mrs. Ina Louden, Mrs. B. B.
Hill, Mrs. Ethel Kaufman, Mrs.
Lester Brenner, Mrs. B. A.
Woodruff, and the hostess.
Weekend Guests.
Mrs. Beatrice Callahan and
daughter, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Poth, both of Jamica, Long Is
land, N. Y, were Decoration
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Westfall and family.
Visits Mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry CroWner,
of Marion, were Decoration week
end guests of Mrs. Mary Lock
wood.
Week end Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Judy, of
Gallipolis, were weekend guests
of Mrs. Minnie Judy.
Returns Home
Mrs Norman Hill and son,
Bobby, returned home last Thurs
day after spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Boyles,
of Columbus.
Alumni Banquet
The Mingo-North Lewisburg
Alumni was held May % in the
high school gym. Decorations
were of red, white, and blue,
with favors of small American
flags. Clifton Caryl of Marys-
vile acted as toast-master. The
class of 1924 was honored as
they celebrated their 25th ami
verSary with five members pre-
sent. The class of l949 was well
coined into the alumni, with DON
aid Kent responding for the GLASS;
The oldest class represented
was Mrs. Lula Schertzer Epps, of
Marysville, of 1903. The initiation
of the 1949 class was in charge
of Mrs. Maxine Snyder and Mr..
Otha johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Glendening of Forrest, were
guests of the 1924 class, and
sang two beautiful vocal seleC-
tionS.
New officers for the year of
1850, are Mr.. Richard Spain,
president; Mr.. Lester Overfield,
vice-president; Mrs. Ralph West
fall, secretary; and Mrs. Merritt
Boyles, treasurer.
Music for the dance, was
furnished by the Sunset Seren-
aders, of Marysville.
From Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Boyles and
Mrs. Ell Eoye and son, of Colum-
bus, were recent guests of Mrs
! IIIanita Rnvlec and Mrs Nor
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PenroSe and son were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Pennington.
Mrs. Penrose and son attended
the wedding and reception of
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-09
JUNE 9. ls4s
BY LENA M. HILL
Services for Local Woman

oe1VICes IOI LOCdI WOhldn
Funeral services for Mrs. Kath-
crime Conner Reid, ga we're held
Saturday morning in the Church
of the Immaculate Conception,
with Rev. Father Henry INDUS
officiating. Mrs. Reid passed "a
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-09
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYSvILLE. OHIO

Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Salisbury,
daughter, Ella Jean and friend,
Patti-Jo George went to Col
umbus Monday night.
Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Florence
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Betty Blanchard and Wallace
Willis at Balcony Hall, Columbus
Saturday evening, May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Condor and
granddaughter, Patti 10 George,
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and Mr.. and Mrs. Schul and
granddaughter, Beckie Darden,
enjoyed a picnic at the park
grounds across from the Colum-
bus Zoo Sunday.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES

LNeRN New cars rs 'es Complete e. dual s eontrol.
EASY METHoD; North l7e4; -,
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culs
%AFfGYaF Y BEATTY t9E ol 5fi.R9E
sIAE1S l2]e E ofERxToRs s.; PSi; x! Sf nee IEpEp-
Modern training in all subjects; day,
night and pag5tms MAREi 9saSsef HoN Gst
ME-. 7Ts, Established 1915.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self confidence. freedom
from self sennsciousness; private
PIX OPERATING is pleasant disni-
fed; age no. handicap; day or evsnins
classes; tuition, $50: sGl Bona Beng Bldg;
SPECIAL COACHING for the clerical
fna@'' free; Mon, Tues. Wed: Thu5s. e each B
S Ussk' e. Can am Mr. to oRTeaARbs nsRh, no Tivo "
Theater Bldg, 1913 14th st, NV:
M NJ! 9S5s Besibp pi9h Mon nav yai Tor auto
hours weekly while you keep present
metal work. Mechanically inclined
4Hpo Tsn sven eRAFTs ps5ssna 1RANN insfsHNse ws
ais.R star s4s
PRACTicAI NURSING graduates in
demand. Use spare time at home
to get this practical training. Wei
coined by doctors. Many begin
earning while learning. High school
unnecessary. Get complete infoT-
nation, No obllgation. ,,7S MAYNE sIMc
Box 415-R. Star. pa
THE APPROVED COURSE in modern
real estate training for. men and
women. at the School Of Real Es-
tate. 1905 goth st. New winter
pm. The school that meets local
approval requirements; Government
approved and paid. as to veterans
For particulars, Adams 4222 or
Union 1870.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED GIRL desires general house
sof work or or n"Tss nnaid; naHe days, Csll
COOK excellent; col; attend to first-
NIGHTS: rnf ME- 1880
COoK-BUTLER, British born. well exc
,perienced. will accept part time live
in position for quarters. small salary
Box 403-R, Star
CIV, york, sa5. carfare. Phone
GIRL. colored: desires days work: ex-
c2n psnrieneed Lu; 1853:
Gsehs Aedms c0?2Tss' 9Sss. wants sh.v,; live in
GIRL: co!orcd, desires days work,
GIRL, colored, exper., wishes live-in
5la days wk.. no sundays; $40 wk
references TW 1874
GIRL. colored. desires g INV. or child
care care tMnl' ~ Or ooda part time; no cooking
GIRL, I eolored; exp, would like Ike gen, en-
Girl. coiored wishes days work, Mon.
through Thurs. DE. 1865.
GIRL. colored. desires days work or
part,time work; reference. TW,
GIRL. colored, dependable. desires
part-time. work from 10-4 pm. or
days work. Call TR. 1929.
GIRL. colored., as mothers helper:
2nd week ef 'ndrsa and carfaTe seod s9f
days work; reference. DE, 1889.
GIRL, colored. desires live-in job;
loves children: want Sat. of: salary,
S?5 ,wk., Call Baltimore LA. 1854,
Good references.
GIRL. colored. wishes g.h.w.. part
time morninss. evenings or all day;
references co; 1878,
GIRL c0lored h b.,nra grad ~ dsSiTes sn
GIRL, sRG feesl eolored d. desires sir, days work
Mon, Tues. Thurs; kenwood and
Bethesda, Md. Call Sunday and
Monday, bet. go pm. Rockville
GIRL. coiored. desires shw 3 days
week, Tues, Thurs, Sat-; refs. RA.
GIRL. colored, desires Job, part time.
f time raoed or days ,b work skn.rsSc. E9 45S4 ~
FRANCIS, TW. s3ol sun, Mon.
GIRL, colored. experienced. wishes
Monday and Friday work. Ii. 81 90.
GIRL, colored, desires lob as kitchen
working mother. Sunday, Hudson
GIRL. colored. neat. wants days
work. Call any time. AK. 1884.
UAhL' COlOTel. wants WOTk, ekper-
fenced with children. LU. O252.
GIRLS, colored. wish general house,
work, 5 days week. Phone RE. 0650.s
GIRL, colored. desires light house
work or child care; 5-day week, no
cooking. RE O4S2.
GIRL, colored. desires work by the
day, part time; ref ME. O456.
GIRL. colored, would like to have
days work DI. 9221.
GIRL, colored. college education. wants
Inv. and nursing. ME. O6s1.
GIRL, colored, reliable, wants eve
ming or night work: ref. IA. 1881
GIRL wishes Job E.h.w:: exper.. fond
of children; fine ref. DU. O339.
GIRL, colored, desires days work;
baby sitting nightly. VI. 9O72.
GIRL. colored. desires work as dish
washer. waitress, G INV, cook. maid;
city refs. HI. S444
GIRL, colored, wants part-time or
days work; exp; ref. AID. 1106.
GIRL, colored. experienced. wants job
as maid or waitress; no Sunday
work. Call all day Sunday and
Monday, Decatur $500.
GIRL. colored. wishes days work, 5
days week. AT. T0l2;
GIRL. colored, wants Job as mother
helper or nursemaid, 6 days week,
GIRL, colored, wants days work or
part time, also experienced laun-
| dress and ironer. AK. 1895.
GIRL, colored. high school. wishes
part time. Job after SCHOOL i. as
mothers helper. Elk. s56s.
Evening star., 1949-01-23

FREE TRANSPORTATION to Detroit.
Mich.-An experienced driver want
ed to drive. 194S car, or help to
driye, Leaving any time next week.
AIRPLANE ride to Florida, Mon. or
Tues; room for one. ST. 6s77 or
LEAVING Jan. 2s for Miami, Fla;
take riders; share expenses; 1e47
Plymouth; refs. exch. FIR. 4477. 24s
COUPLE, DRIVING FLORIDA Feb. l,
would like young lady under 35 to
assist with driving; ali expenses paid
ssnd return ticket on train. DE.
GOVT sECY, retired, would con-
tact party with auto planning trip
LAW GRADUATEE driSins Si s1 WASH. asf' to
Calf, Feb. 10, wants passenger,
share expenses and help drive.
Write Harold Wright. 26 Mellen,
Cambridge. Mass. go
LADY, driving Miami. Ian. 90. de.
sires lady to help drive, share eX.
penses. MI 26SS.
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA. Jan. os.
by southern route. desire lady pass
senger. driving optional LU. 35l2
RELIABLE COUPLE or mature man
to drive new car to Arkansas; gas
allowance. Leave at once. Ii. 4i4s.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES tcont. ,

French, German, Eng, hist; elem,
jr: high subjects. Union 1883.
and advanced Instructions. NEVA
STOCK. certified Culbertson in
structor Ex. 1898. 25'
PLAY PLANO and compose in three
months; specialist in voice training
concert preparationg DU. 1921. 25'
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM. clerk: sample
questions and answers; 6S pages
So; general test. 81; clerk-carrier;
3 sample tests, ST. MERIT PUB
LEGATIONS, 313 Evans Bldg, 1920
New York ave. NV. DI. 7191. .
COMPTOMETER COURSE now start
ing: touch typing free with course.
BoYD SCHOOL, 200 18th, Cor. G
NEW CLASSES now starting in short
hand; touch typins, bookkeeping
advancement save a to "a usual
time; top-salaried position waiting.
Est; 81 yrs: BOYD SCHOOL, 700
18th, corr G. MA. 234O.
PIX COURSE, touch tipping free,
;S25: real instruction on active
board; hundreds of excl positions
CapITx1 Gs1,I9s e. EGud5r yrs; 900 Miss Page,
G. MA oll6
Evening star., 1949-01-23
SITUATIONS MEN

exper.: books started,
kept, part time. tax returns; reas.
ACCOUNTANT. expert. books opened,
closed, bsckwork caught up; taxes;
ACSCCoUNTIANT BooKKEEPER. tax
returns filed; expert: Is yrs ex-
perience. Phone oW. $500 or oW.
ADVERTISING, public relations: YER
satile writer. 81, university gradu-
ate, eight years experience in adver-
tisins, Journalism; S6,500 to start.
P. .. Boz 6107. WASHINGTON. d. c. =
ARCHITECTURAL STUDENT. high
school graduate, desires experience
and training in an architects ONCE.
BAKER. colored. 90 years expert
ence, good on French pastry. DAN
ish pastry, fancy pies and cakes
BxRTENDER, twenty years expert
ence in restaurant and bar super
vision. Box BOAR. Star 23''
BOY, colored, II, neat. polite, wishes
Job as porter porter-clerk, messenger
BUTLER.VALET, swiss: eficient ca
terer and waiter; Embassy expert
CARPENTER FOREMAN. able to
build anything. available February /.
Call GE, $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-01-23

ADM. ASST. SEC. college education,
10 years exp. private, incl. Cong.
and Gvt. Taylor 1859.
CARE OF CHILDREN, 5ha-day week.
Call Ii. 5757.
CLERK-TYPIST. accurate and rapid
typist, wishes part-time employment
COLLEGE STUDENT. colored, desires
part-time employment after 5 as re-
ceptionist. clerk. elevator operator or
baby sitter. TU. O349. pa
COLORED GIRL desires job as eleva-
tor operator or light housework; ex-
perienced. Decatur 1895.
COLORED GIRL. neat dependable,
desires Job as store clerk or maid
in shop HO. $3.50.
white
good cook; for elderly lady: city ref
erences; available Immediately. Boz
31"-R. Star
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. position with
family; some Housekeeping: expert
enced. dependable; will travel. Box
470-R, Star.
DENTAL Si a ~ ASSISTANT. experienced
desires permanent position. Bo'
455-R. Star.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
SALESWOMAN

Publisher of entirely new beautifully
illustrated series of children's books,
moderately priced and sold on easy
terms direct to homes. offers unusu-
en- % to 81 to introduce in this
and surrounding areas. Those ac-
cepted will be given training and
shown how others are earning high
weekly commissions. Permanent To-
cal work with excellent opportunity
for advancement. Write THE
CHILD'S WORLD, 30S w. Washing
ton St ChicsPO
Evening star., 1949-01-23
BUSINESS SERVICES

SECRETARIAL SERVICE. typins
mail and telephone service, enve-
lopes. address. public stenographerS.
WORTHINGTON SERVICES, s427
go oye SJ, 3100
Evening star., 1949-01-23
PERSONAL (conf. J

ALL YOUR BOOKKEEPING records
and income tax preparation done by
experts that really know how for
less than So a month; highest ref.
erences. Phone OR. 6606.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME-24.
hour nursing care. Licensed b.
county and State. SH 6040.
AT LITTLE FOLKS" nursery ana
kindergarten children are most hap
py. Register now. OV. 2439. "a"
GARMENTS-Just look at all the
money you will save by taking ad.
vantage of the dyeing BY the Spe.
cialist. Dig out those old, worn
garments you wanted to discard.
drive in or send them by mail to US.
We will give them that just-bought
look. EXQUISITE, the Dye Work
Specialist, cor Ga and N. H. aves.
Georgia Nine Seven Seven Seven.
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home, white or colored.
o..
Evening star., 1949-01-23
COOK

Financial institution desires the serv-
ices OF an experienced cook. white.
woman. KNOWLEDGE of all phases of
kitchen operation: 5-day week. write
Box 39l-M. Star. -23
Evening star., 1949-01-23
BUSINESS SERVICES

BUSINESS MEN - Professional men,
why pay once rent? For few
cents day, you can have complets
mail and phone service by compe-
tent, experienced secretaries Make
our address and telephone number
YOURS Room 302. 1424 K st. NV.
RE O616
Evening star., 1949-01-23
HELP WOMEN
SAI.ESWOMAN

all sizes ready to wear;
pleasant working conditions. "0co
discount on all purchases, hospital
ization and other employe benefits.
Apply persornel office, 5th floor.
GOLDENRERG'S 1th and K sts.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
Promotion MGR, $1,000
Mutual, ITO G., MA. 0954
Legal Secv., $4,000 Up

Legal Secy., $4,000 Up
Patent law sec'y. exper., $4,000;
Spanish sec'y. start $500; le-
cation positions, sec'y. S225; new
openings hourly. can use 100 SeCre-
taries daily. beginners and exper.;
top salaries. See Miss Smith or Miss
YOUNG (hrS.. $40 to $50 daily.
Est. IL yrs. Welcome Come in now.
ST 3f64
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1871 G st. next to church,,
PURCHASING DIRECTOR
Under 40; food processing field: exp.
purchase sugar, fruits, vegetables,
packaging. processing machinery; To-
cation East; $4,000.
ANALOG COMPUTER
EXP. research. desien, development
'!SioG SOUND PROJECT ENG.
Exp. research. DEVELOPMENT, sound
recording equipment; $4,000.
Construction Engineer
Under 45; preferably CE, exp. hous-
ing, light and heavy; multi-story
commercial; SS 500,
Sales Promotion Manager
30 to 40: degree; must be exp. direct
mail, copy, production subscription
sales. magazine field; $500. WAL
TER H. KESSLER PERSONNEL
SERVICES 6l2 Washington Bldg,,
18th and N Y. ave. NV, ST. 944".
Evening star., 1949-01-23
SECRETARY

opportunity to learn
varied department store operations:
week. 20co discount on all pur-
chaseS. hoSpitaliZatlon and other
employe benefits. Apply personnel
office. 5th floor. GOLDENBERG' 6.
Hth and Z II "
Evening star., 1949-01-23

For credit ONCE. no shorthand Is
necessary, 5-day week; 20ce dis
count on purchases. other employe
benefits. Apply personnel office, 5th
Evening star., 1949-01-23
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS

SPANISH-SPEAKING secretary for
Baltimore industrial concern: hous-
ing list provided. PREFERRED
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, Tower
Bldg. Baltimore. SARATOGA 667s.,
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by
exper. accountant; reas, rates. RA.
FRENCH-ENG. steno.. S65 wk.: sec'y
financial Office. S2.l00 start: sec'y
Gov. leave privil.. start $1,000 up:
stock broker secy 5000 UP. We
occupy : floors Est. 32 yrs II it
is good position. We have 1t.
BOYD'S. 200 18th St, cor. G. MA.
$40
TYPIST (m), electromatic 1BM. expr,
$50 wk; excep opprty. BOYD S,
200 10Th st. cor. G. MA. "34n.
cashier bonXkee per.
in Silver Spring. WORTHINGTON
SERVICES, s4". Ga ave 81. 3760
Promotion Mgr, $1,000
Publication expert, direct mail sales
radio-tv e1p.. SO up; beer sales
repr., $50: exp. tl sec'y. assn. $50:
sec'y;a radio ensr., $50 typist' knowl
sh., 5000.
Mutual, ITO G., MA. o954
Evening star., 1949-01-23
MEN 6 WOMEN
SITUATIONS WOMEN

OUPLE, experienced chauffeur
housemsn, Observation-Disclosures.
Franklin 1859.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
Educational Statesmen
GIRLS

The telephone company has openings
now; interesting work, good wages.
paid while learning, regular in
creases 5-day week; no experience
required. Visit our employment Of
fice
The G.. & P. Telephone Co.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
COOK

Financial institution desires the serv-
ices OF an experienced cook; white.
female. knowledge Of all phases OF
kitchen operation; 5-day week. Write
RnY 2Ql-M Star -oR
Evening star., 1949-01-23
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Between the ages of 30 and 30. for
permanent position with newspaper;
must be high school graduate and be
able to pass physical examination;
40-hour week. Monday through Fri
day; planned salary advancements
and exceptional employment advan-
taees Apply personnel ONCE, Room
5O4, Star Building
THE EVENING STAR
nm Do Ave NV
Evening star., 1949-01-23
GOLDENBERG'S
-tb opJ U NJ w
Comparison Shopper

OU1IIPdI ISUII o1IUpPeI
chaEdise; selling experience helpful;
expenses paid. "0't di count on all
purchases, hospitaliza ton ard other
employe benefits. Apply personnel
office, 5th floor. GOLDENBERG s,
eth and K n u
Evening star., 1949-01-23
MOTOR TRAVEL

FOR your home, white or c
COX & CO., RE. 1893.
Evening star., 1949-01-23

LICENSED PLUMBER wants plumbing
and heating. work; day or contract;
reasonable rates. MIR. BLAKE, WA.
1894
Evening star., 1949-01-23


perience necessary; gift merchandise
HEPNERS GIFTS. 6l2 18th st. NV.
sALEsLADY for retail store special
iZing in pictures, mirrors, frames
and greeting CARDS: perm. position
and excl. salary for alert. energetic
y99ans lady selling exp sna .bSa knoSI, vi,
coHENs ceS hsS|sSAfi Pi1cT6RE' sToRE, 81 nsa7
saLEsLha6SY, experienced serving bet
ter clientele: excellent salary. Sell
MAS ooWNs, OWN 1907 Conn ave. ..77; Ms5 :, |,
dresses. sportswear, lingerie, excel
lent salary and commission. CON-
NER'S, 141S N. Y. ave. NV.
SALESLADIES. exp. in ladies dresses
coats and suits; permanent position
KOTZIN. 1909 G st, NV. ~
SALESLADIEs, must have experience
shId1ens weaT Hn,1 ex9s Es1HrR sslsry ysHoP eaa
1928 F ST. NV. -25
sALEsLADIEs for one of the Oldest
electric appliance company in Mont
somery County, Md, to sell appli-
ances and television; exper. in selling
and tipping preferred. If no exper;
and can type an average speed: ano
nosition with q possibility of making
good salary, call SH. 2@12 for
saaGi9fSsPERsoN, aGi9SsPPIEMRssRosN 25 to As. with SELL
ing experience for better interior
decorating and home furnishing re-
tail business. Convincing personal
fined surroundings, good opportun-
ity; salary and commission HOR-
ACE J. MEYERS CO., 1881 Conn,
Evening star., 1949-01-23

OFFICE WORKER for business offlce;
tipping required and posting Of &C
counts receiva BILE. Apply COLUM-
BIA HOSPITAL, 25th and Pa. ave
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
Funeral Of Miami
Pastor Largely
Attended

The funeral of Rev. S. A. Samp-
son, the pastor of Mt. Olivet Bap-
fist Church on Monday was one of
the largest ever witnessed in this
city. Because of the many religious
and fraternal connections two pro-
grams were carried out. All day
Sunday church organizations made
their contributions ending between
. and 1000 O'Clock pm. Then the
fraternal organizations took over
and wound up in the early hours of
Monday. At 2 pm. the funeral SER
vice began and the program in the
;hurch ended at pm. The mann
moth procession left the church
while rain was falling. The casket
was carried by dignitaries of the
Masonic order from the church on
First court and 18th ST., to goth st.
and sixth avenue. Ceremonies at the
graveside ended after o'clock pm.
The many beautiful floral pieces,
cards, letters, kilograms were evil
dence of the esteem in which the
departed was held.
Following are the programs.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
MIAMI TIMES, MIAMI, FLORIDA
PAGE FOURTEEN SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1949
MONDAYS PROGRAM

Professional - Hymn 407.
Hymn GAS - lined by Rev. d. A.
Pinder.
Prayer - Rev.'J. H. Johnson.
Tedium 764.
Scripture lesson - Rev. Andrews.
Selection joint choir.
Prayer - Rev. 2. d. Brantley.
Hymn 644 - Lined by Rev. J. N.
Byrd.
The Boyhood of Rev. Sampson -
Mr.. John F. Bethel.
Rev. Sampson as friend - Rev. S.
A. Thomas.
Resolutions.
Selection - Joint choir
Acknowledgment cards, letters.
kilograms.
Rev. Sampson as a Neighbor -
Rev. =. b. HerOut.
Rev Sampson as a Co-Worker -
Rev. j. l. Ross.
Rev. Sampson as a Minister -
/ Rev. j. A. Butler
Rev. Sampson as a citizen - DR..
| X. l.. Pharr.
Representative from Baptist Min
listers Council - Rev. P. B. Will
liams, president.
Rev. Sampson as a Civic Leader
Rev. Alex. Allen.
Representative from Ministerial
Alliance - Rev. j. b. Epperson.
Rev, Sampson as a Fraternal
Leader Rev. w. l.. Ball.
Remarks Atty. ID. w. Perkins.
Representative from Florida Nor
NAL college - DR.. Tilley.
Rev. Sampson as Religious
Leader - Rev. j. Smith.
Solo 49, I've Done My Work" -
Mrs. Artie Richardson.
Obituary Canon Charles Cooper
Hymn "a (his favorite(-Joint
| choir.
Eulogy Rev. j. A Finlayson.
president State Baptist Convention.
Viewing of remains.
Recessional - Hymn 667.
Active Pallbearers: Revs. H. w.
Moss, ]. A. King, p. d. Brantley.
E. Clark, w. c. Edcar, J. s. Mes,
bitt.
Honorary Pallbearers: Revs. G.
Jones. N. F. Clarke, E. NJ. Thomas,
S. A. Thomas, j Wilson, l.. II.
| Portlock.
Rev. L. A. Thompson, master of
| ceremonies.