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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01
HOTEL STATLER

RELIEF TELEPHONE OPERATOR,
white. Apply Mrs. Holloran. SHELLEY
HOSPITAL. sitter 4:30 pm.
awards; experiences helpful but not
essential. Rsply In own handwrit-
ing including salary. Box 461-d.
sALESGIKIS for selling during
Christmas; exUer. pref. but not
necessary. Apply In perSon. RAY
DON JEWELLERY CO.. ole 18th ct.
sALEsLADY for jewelry store In Asl.:
exp. optional: permanent position.
fnons CHI Aee1.
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HEATING SALESMAN
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

nEIP MEN AND WOMEN
PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRESENTATIVE
to make appt. for children's por-
traits; salary and comm; transporta-
ton furn. Phone Elk. 4544 for
MARRIED COUPLE, colored, to oc-
for light janitor service; near Du-
pont Circle; Phone Ma. 27ss be-
PLANO PLAYER for night club; no
professional experience necessary.
Apply 8 to 9:30 PM, Manager,
DUFFY'S TAVERN, 1905 Rhode
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN to sell In
store. Must have thorough knowl-
edge Of fabrics used for draperies,
slip covers and reupholstering. Elk
cellent opportunity for ambitious
person: Apply to Mr.. Zveigenhaft.
MAYER q CO.. 4a1 7th st. NV.
WAITREssEs, countermen, salad
girls, bakers, cooks, bus boys, bar
tenders, for new, big seafood res
taurant. State former employment
refs. Write Box 1861, Star. "a
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GRACE DOWNS

AIR CAREER COURSE
A Division Of Hollywood Model School
Licensed by the State Of New York
16 w. 58th st. New York, NY.
Natl Aviation Service Bureau Affiliate
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :,
CASHIER

Must b thcsouehly sxpsrieneed n
OPENING u ut. Rainier. Hxcellent
salary. Good working conditions.
AL replies held confidential. Bee
Mr.. Halpin, AUTO CREDIT CO., oil
New York ave. NV. Elk. $685..
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HELP WOMEN

SALESLADY-MuSt be experienced,
work on Sunday, / day CT q week;
excel. salary; city references. Apply
in person. HELLER'S BAKERY,
1921 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. =
Saleslady-To sell dresses,
coats and suits, must be
thoroughly exp. Starting
salary $50. Advancement,
Permanent. Apply Regal, I'll
7th st. NV. Il
SALESLADIES. exp. children's wear;
ESTHER SHOP, 1925 F st. NV. Il
SALESLADIES. white, full or part
time; earn Christmas cash and re-
STEWART BURGER. 81. 11s1. Il
SALESLADIES for ready to wear;
good salary plus commissions. Apply
KLEINS. 3022 14th st. NV. Il
SALESLADIES, 42-hr. wk. Pleasant
working conditions Apply WOOL
WORTH CO., 4463 Conn. ave. NV.
,
SALESLADIES, experienced In wom-
ems and children's wearing apparel:
excellent salary: permanent. See
Mr. Gold. MARVIN'S CREDIT, 734
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DRUGCLEHK, .thoroughly expert. fun
! TINT. Mt. RAINIER PHARMACY,
1907. 3zth st., Mt. Rainier, Nd.
FLOOR LADY, white, one who has
had. experience in handling girls In
ioSd manufacturins company; good
inE ags and experience to Box
FOUNTAIN GIRL. must be y Well
eexposar.. none other need apply. MA.
ssssa ,r.i s4aaaswo sss'; ss sRRfs,
JEWE xvi; as s IHhhsi sSf ~ .aps s
sslsrS open; p. MicfiAEisoN y !
H Gs2II l30l g 81. nv. corner. II
Hours 1880 to $40. SALARY SiS
week. No phone calls. Apply 33O9
18th st. NV. %
MAID. cleanins. 5 weekdays, $3.50 to
{ Sunday 8 to IL 30; on Monday;
SIG md lunch. 1884 Conn. Ave.
MASSUEsE, experienced, full or part
pH simei f!!a2g = 8. nv. End g: =
zsssers It once. ABBY Wed. IT'S
KEcIrIi6NisT 70 70 handle PIX board
IN active real estate once; typing
REA ffsTs0n, co.. Lhd sss7 con 6anshiaRs
we. between 3 an. and noon. ~
RECEPTTONIST-STENO.
Personable young woman for varied
and interesting duties; must be. first
class stenographer and be able to
deal deal grssiously With h., the +d publis;
tion Of responsibility. Apply Per-
sonnet ONCE
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HELP WOMEN tCont. }
CASHIER.

MGR 1000 operator, for retail credit
office. Steady position. Excellent
salary, good opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply 735 eth st, NV
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HELP MoMEN
a SSiStant Dress Ri1ve

Assistant Dress Buyer
THOROUGHLY ExPERIEEcED
OF A FINE SPECIALLY store,
DOING A LARGE VOLUME. MUST
BE CAPABLE OF MANAGING
s aAb ABLE pH TS arr A 4HaNs,s s noNEK
oPPoRTUNITY FOR THE FUTuRE.
WRITE. GIVING FULL FARTICu,
LARS IN 1sT LITTER, STATING
age Aq5r5 RARNINos AT PREsEET 1,,A AND
cLosK x RECENT PHOTO n POS
e1B1aE. REPLIES WILL BE HELD
6TRlCTLY CONFIDENTIAL. OUR
STAFF Knows OF THIS AID. BOX
BEAUTY OPERATORS az, 80b and
Commission; also manager with fol-
esipts. THE ANaLIN SEAuTY
SHOE. 2b20 18th 1t. NV. ~ 4
BEAuTICIAN. must b neat. In Z
isadins hotel. Write Box Ss1 ID.
BEAztiiTIcIAN, a1l-.round operator e
ana AMER s 1ssss. DfT9 oEsacr CIR af
EILA!N. 1714 Conn. ave- d. .5--4
sal. BARRETT i PARKER. hsi III III a..
lists. S406 Ga. ave. EfE Spg. -
6EAUTICIAN, expert au-nronnd oper-
ator, salary and commission. hours
To Q. Male hair stylists may apply
ip pergon: 1917 Mass. ave. NV. IL
\ ReminGton Rand book eepins mach;
sxcsi; salary. Apply the EsTHER
eAQP. l22k u St. NV. IL
BOOkKEKPEk, experienced with &C.
y counts and general once work; good
salAry. Call 6H. 3240 or apply
a S ave. and Seminary I'd. sil-
BOoKkEEfER, sss 1856, for small,
airport; parts exper. desirable bnt
not necessary. Fun details nrst
lettsr; s2oo-s2bo. Box $3.50. Star.
Observation-Disclosures, ex-
per- ~ DAY wka manufacturing
QeorEetown. EX. 1927. %
CASHIER, posting mschine operator,
MGR 1000 series; must be exp; ref.
required: pleasant working eond. !;
6-day. wk.: excel. opport. for neat
and intelligent young lady; perm.
Apply Mr.. Bolts. LAcY's, INC. 500
= ~: =. - -1
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NOW WASHINGTON GIRLS CAN BE
GRACE DOWNS MODELS

Grace Downs, dean of Americas
models. invites you to qualify Tor
training In her luxurious New
York School equipped with run
ways, gymnasium, fashion plat
forms, showers and dormitories
where an entire building is de-
voted to the teaching Of this
fascinating career.
: MATRICULATE HERE
You will be invited to come to
the Statler Hotel right here in
Washington for . free style test
given by q Grace Downs executive
without cost or oblisation.
Find II how easily you can be-
come glamorous model quail
fed to accept positions paying
$50 to $76 weekly.
Prepare now for this interesting
work In fashion salonS, advertis-
ing, photography and television.
This Is q rare opportunity for you
to get all the facts without leav-
ing your own city.
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HELP MEN

years Of age, business edueation
and general knowledge Of city. with
pleasing personality to do phone
work and dispatch trucks in plumb
ing and heating ofice. Hrs. 100
500; Sat, 7:30-3:0O: good wages.
Box $3.50, Star. .
COLORED BOY, over 81. to work in
grocery store: must be exper. and
have Va. permit; good pay. good
working cond. Apply SHIRLEY
FOOD STORE. Lee hwy. and Glebe
I'd. or call OW, 2933, .
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statesmen (3)
GENUINE LEADS

Obtained from local and national
advertising, as well as. telephone in
ouirtes. You can't miss earning at
least 500 per wk. Car helpful
Mr.. BONE, Suite 729, Dupont
Circle Bldg, 1916 Conn. ave. NV. II
SPECIALITY statesmen
A brand-new deal In Washington! i
Call on direct leads mailed in by
interested people. Sell an order,
collect $40 down payment and
will pay you SOL immediate commits
sion .(yes, I said $51D. We show
you howl No car necessary. See
q. E. MURRAY in the Ring Bldg,
18th and M SITS. NV, Sun. Mon.
and Tues. II
HEATING SALESMAN
Excellent openings for experienced
heating salesman with well estab-
nshed Wash. Arm. Reply in writing
to Box 65-J, Star, giving experience,
age, and salary desired. %
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PERSONALS -(cont.)

A CHEERFUL, warm rest home;
vacancy elderly lady; tray service;
also bed patients, SH. 4014. z.
Ions. Belts and buttons covered.
1535 L St NV, Ma. 1857:
Custom tailoring, designing. Quick.
reasonable. Expert fitting & work.
manship. 1875 L st. NV. Ma. 1857.
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM,
A limited number Of selected alco-
holic. patients accepted for under
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITAR1UM, WI. 100. OIL. 1855.
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cnimneys.
walls and walks built and repaired.
A FAGNANT, 10. 2-1994.
BRICKLAYING-Fir ehimneys,
walls and walks built and repaired.
F A. FAGNANI, 10. 2-1994.
BRICK WORK, first class only: rea-
sonable. SMITH. THE SMALL JOB
SPECIALIST, DE. 1851. Il
BUILDING, renodeling. repairing,
carpentry, brick and cement work,
LU. 3-l65S. MR. BAKER. 81
BUILDING, remodeling, repairs, cin-
der block and brick work. Prompt
estimates. Reas. rates. HU. 1891. l.
BUILDING PLANS
PHONE - oRDWAY - 1910
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TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN
INSIDE AND OUT
WITH CARS, HIGHEST SALARIES
IN WASHINGTON; GROUP HOS.
CIVILIZATIONS: VACATION WITT
PAY, GOOD CHANCE FOR AID.
VANCEMENT WITH WASHING.
TONS FASTEST GROWING RADIO.
TELEVISION STORE.
NO PHONE CALLS!
Mr.. sILvERN
PHILLIPS. INC.

2012 SHANNON PL. Sc.
TAILOR for exclusive dry-cleaning
plant; salary or concession basis:
a 4 ee9SI1 sSdSSY s SSLLSEAiSNIEas,s -; II
psrienee for home service calls: car
allowance, excellent pay. perma-
nent position. This is Q service Or
gEs gan aasn not . department store.
r III taai4; s's sikRv1cEMEN. VI With
car; excellent opportunity. excel
r r. sili b sEi EGeo. n... appearance,
msn nte nc n adyan s.asf sog Res
fnowledse Of Baltimore. sT SsSst
TRUCK DRIVERS, fuel oil. see Mr..
Ey.a 4 i METROPOLITAN Petroleum Co.,
UfH0LsTERER. permanent position;
holsterer tWlIite). JAMES MOSS IN
TERIORS. IN. 4546. Il
USED CAR SALESMAN. experienced
We have 4 deal whereby you can
make money II you can produce.
See Mr.. Craglow, used car man ager,
CAPITOL GARAGE. 1920 New York
YARITYPIsT. capable of using Vari-
type machine. knowledge Of Mimeo-
graph and Ozalid machine opera
taon desirable, salary commensu-
rate with experience. Box 1O4-H,
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$50 PER DAY

Paid daily. can be made by sales
men, drivers or others calling on
restaurant. variety or drug trade
without interfering with their pres
ent position. You don't have to
deliver. collect or get anything
signed. We have Just received .
have almost 200 definite prospects.
Just waiting to be called upon. Well
planned campaign ready to break
tomorrow. Bee MR.. GREENE, Oil
am. only. 1771 Columbia I'd. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01

sHOREHAM HOTEL BEAUTY SALON
Has opening for competent all
around beauty operator. AID. $500
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDkX,
$3.50 wkly.; newly established bust
ness, can increase; lease: GOOD fos
cation; owner must sell. reasonable,
SH. S437. 81
CONTINUED On Next PEss.C
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COOK, G.H.W., 25-4O. years: live in;
must be experienced and have ref
erences; other help employed; up
stairs room and bath. OIL. 3O57.
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AUTO SALESMAN

For used cars. Plenty of nice clean
cars to sell. at most attractive
prices; good income; excellent flu
ture. See Mr.. Sacks at AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bladensburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01

DENTAL ASSISTANT with good
personality, h. 5. graduate; knowl-
edge Of tipping: 51a-day week. Apply
in own handwriting, Box 205-G,
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SALESLADIES

and trainees, for large
ne. variety store; excellent salary
and bonus. S. N. MCBRIDE CO.,
corner 9TH and H SITS. ne. Il
SALESWOMAN, alert, well-groomed;
can average SIS to SEQ daily no
deliveries, collecting or canvas
Give tel. no. for interview. Write
Box 325-H. Star. .
SALESWOMEN, experienced, ener-
getic. pleasant personality, for slip
cover and drapery material store
good salary; 5-day week; pleasant
working conditions. MILL END
SHOP OIL F st. NV ii
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;R. law office. 1928
alternate Sats. S45.
SR, law, Tues. through
pearance $500 q mo.
'NcY. 204 Colorado
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CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Young lady. In old established jewel.
~ store: must have references: good
salary; perm. position; 5-day wk
ELI RUBIN CO., tbs It'll st. NV
LOUNGE WAITRESS, at
tractiye. 2l-2s, height. 8 it.. Gin,
or over, for smart cocktail lounge;
hrs, s pm. to ! am; excellent po-
sition. top salary; experience I'M
necessary. Write complete details o.
to experience. ability. height. weight
coloring and dress size to Box 1879,
Star %
DANCE TEACHERS, with personality
and ambition, complete training
given; eve. work. VICTOR STUDIOS,
lT30 Conn. s-3
knowledge of tap" for children.
Apply in person, 404 18th st. NV,
between II am. and 10 pm. 81
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HELP WANTED, AGENCIES

ADAMS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
the better ONCE positions. 204 Colo
RADIO BLDG. 14th and G. RE. 1888.
MEN - Young man. mechanically
minded, engineering background
helpful. 2 yrs. college. neat, per-
sonality, for future executive posi-
ton. Training program. Start
$3.50, $275 in mos. 22-2S years.
Secretary. to 25 years, start SOB.
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, 91S r St.. MA. 4142.
sTENOG., lumber exp. bldg. trades,
to $50 wk, BoYD's. 700 18th. cor.
CHEF. colored, top man. good refs,
and personality for nisht club up
state New York, S75 wk. to start,
room and board, wife can Join later,
apply immed. CONWAY'S EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE. I'll Sth ST., NV.
FOR SCHOOL POSITIONS VISIT
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY. COLO
RADIO BUILDING, 14th a. @. NV.
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NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170S G ST. NV.
MEN

Typists (F), Arl., Alex.
$40 and $45 wk.. several openings.
Pref residents of Arl. and Alexan-
dria. See Miss Reed, PERSONNEL
SERVICES. 1911 G st. MA: 60SS.
SAL ,ESMAN-$350 UP
EXP. selling building supplies or SIM
liar lines; car nec., under 40 Ex-
cep. opening for progressive man.
See Mr.. Ford, BOYD'S, ZOO 18th,
corner g. MA. 2340.
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CANVASSERS

finest In the field. Season in full
swing. Experience preferred. FL
Derby men given full consideration.
Salary and generous commissions
Call Mr. CHINTZ, Taylor $500. i
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Employment once
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MATRICULATE HERE

:, GRACE DOWNS
Hollywood Model School
Licensed BY the state Of New York
Approved for Veterans.
16 w. 58th st. New York, NY
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'WAREHOUSEMAN

Experienced. wanted for upper 9TH Ut.
furniture store. Good salary and
hours. Box 1871, Star.
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MEATCUTTERS

MEATCUITERS
Men. Is TO- 80, with or without sx-
perience; 5-day week, As hours; q
good opportunity TO learn Z good
trade; permanent work, vacation
with pay, excellent chances for
ACME MARKETS
Is M st. NE. wed. 8 am. to 10 am.
MECHANIC. experienced, 6-day week,
good salary. for employment in SER
vice station. Apply 2O1 Indiana
ave. NV. II
MECHANIC-Top-fii flight mechanic for
old.established Studebaker Arm. Paid
holidays and vacations. Top nay
Tor the right man. Only expert
enced apply. See Mr.. Ralph, Nc
3 NEIL MOTORS, 141s p st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01

SEAMSTRESS, woman experienced in
sewing Slip covers. Phone OV.
2 5141. l.
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TEACHERS POSITIONS
/. Gre History and Eng, certinahle,
top salary.
2. Eng, boys boarding school fssle.-
ProtO, 1925 mo. plus board and rm
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, Color
ado Bldg. 14th and @.
U. S. Employment Service
Clerical and professional, 316 18th
st. NV.
Art layout man, exp. news or mag,
$4,000.
Photo editor, exp, 1928 mo.
Statesmen. inside or outside, exp, sal.
comm. and bonus jobs, perm. or D. t
WOMEN
Bookkeeping mach. oprs., $40 wk.
Case wrk. Supv. accr. sch. grad, exp,
S3,751 VI.
Cashiers. 6-day wk.. S3O-$35.
6aleswomen, age 1S-40, exp. pfd.
temp. or perm, S27 to $35.
6tenographers. age 1910, 5000
wpm., $40 to $50. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01

DANCING TEACHERS
Arthur Murray Dance Studios need
young women with personality and
ambition to teach ballroom dancing,
no eSper. necessary, complete train
ing course given. Unusual oppor-
supervisors and executives. College,
trained women between 22-32 given
preference. Do not phone or write
Personal interviews only. Apply
Miss Ferrell, between 2 and 6 pm.
Arthur Murray Studios
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01
CAR HOPS.

CAR dOHS
Young men between 1S and rs, for
full-time employment, day or night
shift; salary. plus tips; meals and
uniforms furnished; excellent en-
ployment benefits: positions loca ted
In NV. Washington and Arlington,
Va. Apply Miss Mccormick, person
mel once, HOT SHOPPES, INC,
$40 Conn. ave. NV. Il
CARPENTER nrst-class, to work In
7544.
CARPENTERS, frst-class only; re-
port TO Mr.. WARD, $500 Admission
I'd, Alta Vista ter, Bethesda, or to
Mr.. WHITE. $500 Shepherd st..
Chevy Chase. Md. q
CARPENTERS, exper. in repair work,
steady work. rain or shine, car
necessary; refs. Cali Ia. Biz. %
CARPENTERS-Winters work for Q
first class trim men; 50 per hour.
MEADOWBROOK, INC, see Mr..
Burgdorf. so05 Kentbury dr., Beth.
Mo. : - = -
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SALESWOMEN

OALEo WOMEN
Openings in several departments. ex-
perience necessary. 5-day wk., dis
count on purchases. free hospttaliza-
ton and other employe benefits.
Apply personnel ONCE. 9th floor,
GOLDENBERG. 7th and K SITS. NV.
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Al Secretary (F). $3.50

AL Secretary (F), $3.50
French-English stenog.. tech. wk.
Merchandise secy., eXpr. to $50 wk
LEGAL stenog.. expr.. fast S226
Assoc. secy., expr., und. 35 S225 up
stenoe. secy., finance, expr. $50
o ssss , ander ss' da s4s
stenog.,. insurance, single. 3 da.. neat
NEED 200 new applicants DAILY for
TOP Salaried openings. Always well
come (NA. 234M. Est. SO yrs. Miss
Lee or Miss Grant.
BOYD'S, 100 18th, Cor. G
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170S G ST. NV.
MEN
Mech. engineer. office machine main
tenance. 2 to 3 mos. training period,
excel. future. Start $3.50 mo.
Routeman.. 24-36 yrs. bond nee, local
refs. Start sos.
c Ter :. statistical 2 VI. eligible
9th class engineer. 4 till IL midnight.
WOMEN
secy. -steno;,, Hill liaison. ADVANCE
secy.. private school, days, $4,000.
Stenos., attractive openings, 8, bh
days. S2,400-$2, 900.
f y s6 ehs; Pkg ekprs' s. ga days
Asst. bkprs.. typists. under IS yrs,
-sood tele. voice. 8 days. $45.
Receptionist, fast typist. knowledge
PIX: 25s32 yrs" attractive 6h
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Merchandise Executive

: MeICIldIlQlSe Executive
Fully qualified to operate q store
In one OF Washington's largest bust
Of buying, advertising, merchandise
ing operation. similar or Identical
to g. c. Murphy Co. or j. c. Penney
Co. To the right man this is an
unusual opportunity. Box 356-H,
Star.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-02-24
TCHULA NEWS
w. M. U. MEETS
MRS. C. r. HAMLIN. Reporter

The w. M. U. met in regular
afternoon with nine members pre-
sent. Mrs. Mary Sheppard gave
the opening prayer. The conclud-
ing chapter in Community Mis-
sions" was given by the Rev. S.
ID Harrington. The meeting closed
with prayer by Mrs. Harrington.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-02-24
BRIDGE LUNCHEON HELD
WITH MRS. EARL FISHER

Mrs. Earl Fisher was hostess to
the Thursday club last week
when she entertained in her
Greenwood home with bridge
luncheon.
Places were laid at three card
tables in the living room and
den. The luncheon was served
buffet style from beautifully
appointed table. The luncheon
menu was fried chicken, potato
salad, stuffed celery, CONCEALED
salad, deviled eggs, hot rolls, cof-
fee and strawberries on cake
topped with whipped cream.
After the luncheon, bridge was
enioved until late hour. Mrs.
Myron Casteel won the high
score prize. Mrs J. L. Shields,
second high, and Mrs. Ralph Ray
the bingo prize.
Those attending the affair were
mesdames Hugh Nichols, D. Wat
kins, E. J. Sheppard, Montfort
Jones, William Darnell, Ralph
Ray, Douglas Moss. j. L. Shields,
Myron Casteel, Edwin McKibben,
and H. Schur.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-02-24
KEIRN-COMBS VOWS
PLEDGED. FEBRUARY Is

At the home of the bride
grooms- sister, Miss Nellie S
Kern, dean of Mississippi State
College for Women, in Columbus
Claude Leake Kern of Cruger
and Mrs. Mary Patty Combs, OF
Macon, We're married, Tuesday
morning, February Is. The mar
riage unites two old and impor-
tant families of the state.
The Rev. Thad H. Terrell, pas
tor of First Methodist church,
Tchula, performed the double
ring service in the library of the
home against a background OF
white gladioli in floor baskets and
white candles burning in tall
white candelabra. Baskets and
bowls of spring flowers completed
the decorations.
For her wedding, Mrs Kern
wore a smart spring suit of navy
blue faille with blue accessories,
and a white orchid corsage.
Soon after the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. Kern left on a short
wedding trip. Upon their return
they will live at their plantation
home near Cruger.
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w. S. e. S. MEETS

The w. S. c. S. met in the
Methodist Church Monday after
noon with, seven members pre-
sent. After the opening hymn,
Mrs. CASTOR Lyon led the devo-
tional
Mrs. L. T. Foster gave the third
lesson in the Bible study empha-
sizing prayer.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-02-24
MISS MAGGIE RIVERS
RETIRES

After forty eight years as
chief telegraph operator at the
Gwin office of the Illinois Central
Railroad, Miss Maggie Rivers re-
tired on February Is with a per-
feet record. In appreciation for
her faithful efficiently she was
presented five pound box of
candy and a one hundred dollar
bill by the employee at Gwin,
and a master toaster by r. O.
Bozell, trainmaster and A. K.
Ellzey, chief train dispatcher of
the |. c. Railroad. Her many
friends extend congratulations
Miss Maggie" as she was affec-
tionately called will be missed by
her Tchula friends. She will make
her home in Durant.
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and more head room plus the amazingly
smooth ride of Dodge An-Fluid Drive.
New styling new GETAWAY engine ;: new
luxury and comfort optional Cyro-Matio
transmission . . are only few of the new things
that thrill you. But see them all at your Dodge
dealers now. Learn first hand Just what the
daring new Dodge will do for yOs.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-02-24

Miss Ouida Woody who has
been studying voice in New York
City, has recently gone to New
Orleans to do further work in
that line and to take part in
the opera La Boheme" at L.S.U.
She will take the part of Musetta.