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Evening star., 1949-08-30
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCT. .ADMSTR.- OFF. MGR, 8 yrs.
varied exp; supv,, capacity; decree.
married, dependable; full or part
ADV. LAYOUT ARTIST. roushs, COM
prehensives, illustration; studio, "A
agency experience; samples. Box
BookkEsPING SAs SERVICE, statements,
tax returns BY. the hour, day, week
or month Call oxford 2211.. =
CARPENTER, experienced, desires
work by the hour. Gail Ho, a94.
COLLEGE STUDENT. late COS, desires
man, caretaker; $50 week or SO
and live in; excel. refs. Box 21l,,x'
DESIGNER. mechanical, IS yrs. en-:
various engineering fields; small in
struments. dypamometers. and other
precision instruments. ROBERT A.
STEIN, UN. 3794. P. o. Box 513'
W Hyattsville. Md. 81
LAW GRADUATE. exper accountant,
legal research. wants to associate
with experienced lawyer. Box ISL
MAN. co CO ored. wishes janitor's quar-
tiers 18th work; Al refs. Ho. 6562;
MAN wishes lob, good cook, is yrs.
exp; bd house rest or hotel; clean,
sober. honest, trustworthy; any
where. LU. 3-24O5.
MAN. colored. 25. elev.. PIX opr.,
typist, drivers permit. desires day
or night work. TR. 2405.
MAN, colored, desires a drivers Job:
experienced knows'Sity. TR. s512..' .
MAN, middle-aged. with wife, chill
dren, experienced as manaser-
caretaker. tourist camp. hotel; will
do anything available; permanency
desired. o. B. JOHNSON Box
MAN, young. experienced in photogra-
ply and darkroom procedure; 5-day
week. Box 1894, Star.
MANAGER - Experienced hardware,
paint and household manager avail;
able after September /: will stand
on my successful record: references
include top jobbers and manufac-
rHPERHAsGER, taPs1si sea sSi-A PAISTER, full
RooFER, FASTENER. painter. gen.
eral repairs. Satisfaction guaran-
tesd. Go anywhere. Reasonable,
rRtck kt; K Driver, 19i colored; Md, 81 Va,
D. C. permits; clean record; local
refs. on last job. DU. 205O.
WIEEMAN' elssc.rist empl9ssd II,,}se .,ss on
lie; desires perm. pos OF az Tal1'
YOUNG MAN desiring Job as gas
station attendant, will work any
shift. Dial Alex. 5s46. l.
EXPERIENCED trade assn. executive
and lawyer desires full or part time
position. Box o2-A, Star. 30s
Evening star., 1949-08-30

James and Marie Leak. girl.
Walker and Lille Piper. boy.
Herbert and Edwillie Pixley, boy.
James and Mary Stewart, girl.
Benjamin and Jestine Terry, girl.
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HELP WoMEN

If you DRIVE YOUR OWN CAR,
you can have the opportunity to
represent Nationwide concern In
Wash. and surrounding counties,
Sat. Average $40 to 500 wkly.
Owens O050. 30
If YOU USE AVON COSMETICS you
know why it is easy to service Avon
customers We have open territories
in Silver Spring, Md. Write THELMA
BROWN, 1908 Northview I'd. Bal
timore 1s. Md. 80
81 AN HOUR earned easily and
pleasantly giving beauty care in
private homes; 3, evenings weekly;
no investment. delivering or collect
ing. Phone UN. 2709. 80
THE F. w. WOOLWORTH CO. is now
accepting applications for salegirls
and mattresses to be trained for
their new store located at 14th St
and Park I'd; Apply to MRS. VIII
SON at 1901 F st. NV. 80
FREE RENT to white lady in ex-
household duties each day, Lovely
room. conveniently located. Wo.
AMAZING. MAJ; We guarantee you $50, $50 for
selling 100 boxes 81 for ST Xmas
cards. Also 80 and 25 for 81 with
name on. NAPKINS ana StdtlOneIy
Costs nothing to try. Samples on
approval. MERIT. $40 Plane st.
Dept. 40. Newark I'm. J.
AMAZING OFFER-S4O is yours for
selling only 90 boxes Christmas cards
with or without name. Free samples
Other boxes on approval, including
television card. Cute plastic assort.
ments. Write today. 1t costs nothing
to try. CHEERFUL CARD CO..
12-M. White Plains. N. Y.
ACTION!-We guarantee you $50 fol
selling 100 boxes 81 for 81 Xmas
cards. Also so and 25 for 81 with
name on Napkins and. stationery
Costs nothing to try Samples or
approval. JEWEL. 401 W. Somerset
St. Dept. 21, Phila.. Pa.
AMAZING MONEY-MAKERs. New
with name. Also 21,caEd s. Super
craft assortment, Profit to 1905.
Complete fast selling line. Supercraft
on approval. tree imprints. PHIL
LIPS CARD. 122 Hunt, Newton,
Mass.
CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsPEoPLE
Sell TOP values for big profits! Up to
1909 on ST Leader" 21-card as
sortment. Plastic greetings, wraps
everyday. others. Personal staten.
cry Christmas cards. 80 for ST. up
with name Leader" assortment or
approval, free imprints. FRIEND
SHIP, $50 Adams, Elmira. N. Y. .
DonDDEEDT
Evening star., 1949-08-30
CRAFTSMEN

For detailing reinforcing steel; only
exper. men will be considered; B.
day, 40-hr. wk: perm. positions to
aualifed applicants. Reply. giving
peeted. Can possibly assist In OBJ
tanning housing.
Evening star., 1949-08-30
MOTOR TRAVEL

RETURNING TO COLLEGE, desire
ride to or toward Seattle, Wash,
Sept. 7-10; help drive and share ex-
penses. References EXCHANGED. Rock
vile 257l.
TO ATLANTIC CITY, leave Sept. 1,
return Sept. 6; AS Pontiac. EN-.
SITS.
NEW YORK, leaving Fri am, Sept.
2; take 3; share expense. DE. Obs.
DRIVING TO HUNTINGTON, W. VA,
September 2nd. Call FIR. O056,
weekdays only 81
Evening star., 1949-08-30

Rnjamin and Lillian Schendel. girl.
Albert and Florence Shayne, girl.
Robert and Patricia Shirley. boy.
Edmond and Marianne Shibel, boy.
John and Doris Smith, girl.
Thomas and Joan Smith, girl.
william and J. Marjorie Southwick, boy
Lewis and Elsie Spencer. girl.
Robert and Margaret Sterr. boy,
Sampson and Arlene Sullivan, girl.
Richard and Elizabeth Thompson, boy.
Eswen-lins and Pauline Tsui. girl.
Harold and Mildred Varney, girl.
Joseph and Barbara Vaughn, boy.
Evening star., 1949-08-30
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bldg., 14th and @. RE. 1928

SOlOraQO 6iQgp 14tH ana u. RE. sSH.bS.
B
NATL. EMIL. SERVICE
170S G St NV.
MEN
Industrial engineer. decree. to IS
yrs, aggressive, accounting back
sround; salary. open. =
Remington Rand tab. keypunch ep-
orator. will take IBM 5 pm. to !
am; 81 to $l.25 per hr.
Service station attendant, knowledge
lub. tire. battery; train as mgr.,
h.s.s.. young. S40-S50.
Underwater trainees, casualty, young,
college, S2,4O0.
Aviation stock clerk. h.s.g., 1925
yrs, 81 to 81 40 Der hr.
Sales trainee, automotive, youne, GI
Bill.
Miliwright, Sl5O per hr.
WOMEN
Secretaries, legal, 5 days. S200-S225.
Secretary, NE. to tratic mgr, 5 days,
$50.
CLERK -typist, airlines. Alex. days,
Sl75.
Typist, cut stencils, s days, $2,1O0.
PIX fast board. days, Sl10-Sl9O.
Reservation clerk, hotel, 1886 yrs,
8 days. no Sun, $3b.
Evening star., 1949-08-30
YOUNG MEN

Aces ol-3O with personality and am
bition, to teach ballroom dancing:
earnings from S35 to $S5 per VIZ ::
no exp. necessary; complete training
riven; excellent opportunity for ad-
vaneement to supervisors, interview
srs, and branch managers. Apply In
person, noon till 6 pm.
DON MARTINI
Hn2 18th st NV. i
Evening star., 1949-08-30

Sell simplifed bookkeeping system
Selling season now on. Every small
retailer prospect. Bookkeeping
knowledge helpful but not essential
We train you in our tried and
proven method. JOHNSON INCOME
RECORDS a. TAX SERVICE, 341 Is
nav -
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

SOBER, reliable and qualified help in
any line of business or domestic, with
PLoYMENT cENTERs. s14 iith st.
NV. RE. 1911 or Ma. $3.50 "a
If INTERESTED in the UNUSUAL po-
sition as secretary, accountant,
typist or calculating machine opr,
see Miss Bond at. CAPITOL EMP.
SERVICE, 1929 Eye, cor. 18th. RE.
Evening star., 1949-08-30
AGENTS

HOUSEWIVES anxious to earn 81 to
canvassins write Box 1867, Star
Evening star., 1949-08-30
SALESMAN

INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE AGENTS
We have exceptional opportunity
for married men, 40 to 80 yrs. OF
r,y sss who ~, are assyisHs nssyfstsa e. II TfSl N
KEA2 fS1D oEsHssT ESTATE ~ sAIEsMEN Two
positions for neat, aggressive and
experienced men to reap the cream
on once ss 6TSksr WI aid y.sq .oq In ssne,
SALESMAN for kitchen equipment
(wholesale) for sale to builders. Call
HU. 1862 Aug. 30 for appointment.
Ask Ask for a Mr.. r. JoNEs. ''' ~ so
SALESMAN, to sell Capitol records
and major appliances in Wash. and
sseures s.e e 81 1900 aS e oi 81 spps mus. s'e
sALEsMAN With car. preferably mar
train for managering position with
large corporation; APPROX. earnings
while training; Sl0o per week week yitn n
s1RsPa1 sTspHEN .ElapDfsRtni1 HAppES, L. sasls 81 sss
10 and IL for appointment. 80
sALESMEN g ES3I s$,' Nth cars .i, IT t you
have the. products and opportunity
men are making comfortable hvinss
in our AZ direct factory branches;
protected territories open in Wash.
and vicinity; - thorough training in
field; car essential; satisfactory
CHAMBERLAIN CO. OF AMERICA,
1925 New York ave. ne, between
q and 10 am. and and 2 pm. 80
SELL, THE NEW. improved, triple
track combination storm window.
the sensation Of the storm, window
industry. Work from leads only,
from radio. newspaper. ads and can
vassers. The best deal In town.
WEATHER MASTER CO., $40 sheri-
dan st. NV, ia. 4201. 81
sALEsMEN = have worsed with
and honestly believe this deal ID one
Of the best I have ever seen, we
There are no samples to carry. You
get q guar. salary plus cash bonuses.
Call me tonieht bet. 8 and 8. MI.
sALnsMAN-PAiNTs
SIDE line II desired; Commission
Evening star., 1949-08-30
MEN WANTED (4l

With cars. preferably married, with
or without experience. to train for
poration. Every Opportunity given
Tor advancement to mansgerine po-
sition. Work under manager while
training, with earnings approx. S75
to 500 week, plus expense arrange
ment while training. Apply 2b1
Evening star., 1949-08-30
Corns Sleep
Then Shed Off

Apply Magic like E-Z KORN RE-
MOVER to the hardest corns and
after a few applications, these
painful corns shed of. E-Z Korn
Remover helps relieve corn pains
-softens dead skin, paving the
way for the removal Of the corn.
Try this easy-to-use, quick-action
E-Z KORN REMOVER today.
35c at drugstores.
Evening star., 1949-08-30
Births Reported

Sidney and Lena Levy girl.
Earl and Alice Lee. girl.
David and Grace Lille. bov.
Keith and Martha Lindsey. boy.
Robert and Jane Lion. boy.
Gerald and Nellie Long. boy.
Laurence and Mary Mack, girl.
John and Mary Mallarkcy. girl.
John and Dorothy Marion. boy.
John and Mary Martinson. eirl.
Evening star., 1949-08-30
There Is Only ONE Right
Way to Train for
TELEVISION

FIRST: With a national organization
approved for G1 training. PART
time work arranged to supplement
subsistence while training.
SECOND: Learn by doing under the
supervision OF pioneer television
engineers who work in the industry.
THIRD: Train with real up-to-the-
minute television broadcasting and
receiving equipment. Become ex.
pert in maintenance, operating and
enGineering to be sure you are
capable OF taking job in the
industry.
FINISH: By working with real tele.
vision studio production experts
under actual broadcasting condi-
tions in large up-to-date laboras
tories and studios. Become expert
in the branch OF television you are
most capable OF following. This
Is the right way 10 get into tele-
vision. Write, phone or call in
person, 9 to pm.
Evening star., 1949-08-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COLLEGE GRAD, eng. mai, 10 yrs
gen. ofc. and secretarial exper.; de-
Sires resp. position: light dictatior
or will learn dictaphone. CO. 1886
COLLEGE GRAD. eng. major. sec
retarial exp. desires responsible job
with future; refs; available in 2 wks.
Box 151-A. Star. 30'
SEAMSTRESS, exper., colored, wants
sewing of any kind; power machine
operator. AD. 4254.
SECY.-STENOG.; prefer small ONCE:
8 us exper.; capable meeting pub
lie; excel. at composing own cores.
$50. Call after 5. XII. S-9486.
STENOGRAPHER-If you need a
competent stenographer or typist
for vacation replacements or to
Miss BARRETT, DE. ss4s. so
TYPIST, fast. accurate. wishes any
type work to do at home; pickup
and deliver. Taylor 6376. 30'
WOMAN, young, colored, desires once
work but will except other WORK.
Victor 9149. 81
WOMAN, colored. desires charwork
early morning hours. Ii. 3-5S20.
WOMAN, colored, wants job; 5-day
wk; maid; refs; health certncate.
MT Ana
Evening star., 1949-08-30
VIRGINIA STEEL
Drawer IA. Richmond, Va.
MEN WANTED

81 to 35 years Of age; good, perma-
nent Jobs, with steady. year-around
earnings. with paid vacations, sick
leave. free transportation and other
benefits. Learn to operate q street.
car or bus. We will teach you and
pay you while learning.
APPLY NOW
through Friday, $50 an,
to IL noon.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Employment ofice, 3132 NJ st. NV.
(Take Routes 80 Rosslyn, 20 Cabin
John, 80 Friendship Heights street
Evening star., 1949-08-30
Middle Aged Preferred

Estab. home Improvement firm car
earning opportunity. Sligo 17s5.
Evening star., 1949-08-30
MANAGER

Mattresses and Salad Girls
Experience necessary; day work. 40
hour week, discounts on purchases
free disqualification and other EN-
ploye benefits. Apply personnel Of
fice, 9th floor, GOLDENBERG'S. III
and K sts NV -31
Evening star., 1949-08-30
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.

COFFEE SHOP HOSTESS
Hours, Z am. to 3 pm; local exper
preferred. Apply catering manager.
HOTEL WASHINGTON.
DANCING INSTRUCTOR
young women with personality and
ambition. to teach ballroom dane
ing, no exp. necessary, complete
training course given. unusual op-
portunity to advance to positions of
supervisors and executives; college
trained women. between 22. to 81.
given preference; do not telephone
or write; personal interviews only.
Apply Miss Ferrell, Monday-Friday.
1915. ARTHUR MURRAY, 1106
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COURSES Cont.

INSTRUCTION COURSES Cont. }
LEARN TO DRIVE, BY authorized
professional instruction, S2..J per
hour lesson. ia. 6035 for appt.
81
MODERN TRAINING m beauty cut.
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY cOLLEGA
1910 O u nv. DI. 1853.
PLAY ACCORDION In 10 lessons,
results guar. CHARLES NEWMAN
STUDIOS, DU. 1900 or RA. $500.
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
And prepare for State equivalency
tests. Also 400 other courses in
business, art, engineering. ETC., to
help you succeed; GI-approved. See
OF phone 1. C. s., 210 Bond Bldg,
Evening star., 1949-08-30

sArNsMAN-PAINTB
SIDE line IL desired. Commission
J basis. BOZ eI-A, star. 500
Evening star., 1949-08-30

Samuel and Beautrice Welt. girl.
Robert and M. Helen Wieferich, boy.
Lloyd and Lorene Williams, girl.
John and Audrey wilkinson. boy.
Charles and Faye Wise, boy.
Bedford and Myrtle Witherspoon, boy.
Samuel and Gussie Wolf, boy.
Willard and Ruth Wolley, girl.
Robert and Caroline Wood. boy.
Raymond and Edna Wright girl.
Thomas and Julia Young, girl.
James and Emma Young. boy.
William and Anna Joyner. girl.
Evening star., 1949-08-30
CLERICAL

5-Day, 4o-Hour Week
Ase 30-37
No previous experience required. Ap-
plicant must be naturally meticu.
lous, capable OF writing neatly and
legibly and able to cover job reg
ularly. Must be neat In appearance
and have a courteous manner. We
will train successful applicant in
newspaper advertising production.
Starting salary Is $31. 90 per week;
individual who develops well can
uals who are interested In taking
the job for matter of years should
apply. Employment benefits consist
Of group disqualification, dental
clinic. staf1 savings fund, etc. Sue
cessful applicant can start at once.
Apply personnel ofice, Room 504,
Star Bldg.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-08-30

MAINTENANCE MAN
White, sober, married, mature, pleas.
in I'M sarden-type ~ project; sil-round
mechanic, experienced all repairs
and oil burner maintenance; own
tools; good references. Box. 139-A
Star or call Jackson 4-1492. 80.
Evening star., 1949-08-30

ARTHRITIS TREATED
Successfully at Washingtons only ex-
elusive sanitarium for arthritis and
allied diseases. NORWOOD SAM
TAR1UM, WI. 100 or OIL. 1866.
Evening star., 1949-08-30

Tractor-Trailer Driver
colored, 1888 years old; must be
thoroushly experienced; references
required: must be physically Mt and
able to pass medical examination.
Apply in person, Room 5O4. Star
Building.
THE EVENING STAR
.,nt n, Ava NJ w Cant
Evening star., 1949-08-30
Registered Pharmacist

There is an opening in the sales
force Of q large conn. ave. electric
appliance store: require a depend
able man. 25-45 years old. married
preferably with children. Although
most of the selling is inside. car
necessary: excellent opportunity for
an aggressive man who wants to
use his sales talents to increase ms
income. For appointment phone Mr.
pEPGTR OR S30O -3l
Evening star., 1949-08-30
SHOE SALESMAN

Storm Window Statesmen
Immediate opening for 5 live,wire
men: highest commissions paid on
lowest price windows. Here Is your
chance. men. Call MR.. MOSS. Ma.
531l for appointment. 1918 K ST.
n NJ Suite kOR
Evening star., 1949-08-30
SAI,ESMEN.

. orders a wk. get you $50; many
of our men have "a orders in
eiyen new men. MR.. MURRAY
$40 Ring Bids, 18th and M NV.
Evening star., 1949-08-30

CAsHER-We have immsd: open.
supermarket chain; excel wages and
working cond.. incl. bonus plan,
paid vac. and free hospital and
surgical coverage. Apply RIM. 124,
Shirlington Theater Building. Shirl-
ington Shopping Center. Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1949-08-30

for Credit Union:
experienced with MGR 1000 machine
and typist preferred vac. and sick
leave: 5-day week. Salary $1,000
to start Write complete aualifics-
tions and experience, Box 1897,
The Valley settler., 1949-03-11

be transplentod to tho greenhouse or e. franc, until thoy arc roady to bo set o.t in tho garden. Teoy Ill gDUu veil lr 9Hds if sot about inches apart each vays
 Theso snall plants nay have roots soTor d.
 inchos longo Break half of thcrn off rllon transplant ings This will mako tho roc@s branch out in thick hoavy c1urp liko tho pl ant on tho lofto Plants with long s5rag- ely roots liko tho ono on the right do not T?olho good celery. " i1o it is true tha6
 nsnlantihg rotards tho loaf and stalk growth for q i12o, but tho roots begin
 branching out heavily and Ehon tho top do os begin to grou, it grows very rapidly. T is rapid grorrth is uhat makes tho celery Of
 such good quality. St the plants in tho garden, on q cloudy day if pogsgib5o.
The Valley settler., 1949-03-11

routed barnyord manure, supplemented vi tn liberal applications Of coru1crcial forti- lizor should be used. For a hundred foot roU, four or five Iheolbarrou loads of nan, uro, and pounds Of high-grado corploto fertilizer thoroughly mixed with tho soil is mono too rmch. Tho celery rou should bo prepared vooll or tuo boforo tho plants arc set out.
 4 very conon failure in raising celery is that too rany do not allow enough tir1o to Gror tic plants. It requires about 10 weeks to Crou good eel cry plants such as these shoyn in tho drawing. Celery sood is snail and gorninetos slowly. 4 food mothod is to soak the seed over night in q muslin bag. Then nix with sand and plant in rows
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-22

Washington --- (ANPI --- TIE
Washington IntsrTaciai Workshop
with 20 participants from 10 states
has Just completed its first week
of activity. This included meeting
with Washington representatives
Of civic organizations 10 oonaldsF
the wAahlhgt0n pool situation. ~
. result Of these conferences. the
Workshop ORGANISED . lettSF-wFit-
Ing compaign and submitted .
plan % action In an effort 10 per-
suAds Prpsident Truman and Sec
Rotary kFag 10 rUaffiFm the In.
tsrioE departments previous policy
% non-excllialon.
Tue workAhop carried through
q "slt-down" strike In the dis-
ertmlnatoFy Greyhound Bas term.
NAL restaurant last sunday.
Thirty-fivS Negroes and whites
eat Tor three hours, the whites re-
f'lssng service until the Negroes
who had procseded them were
served first. A. . result Of this
protest, the Workshop secured an
interview with Edward TAIbert.
the restaurants owner and u
hopeful of negotiating . solution.
Tho Workshop h sponsored BY
the Congress Of Racial Equality.
(coREl and the Fellowship Of Re-
cancellation, and 10 cooperating
with representatives o. American
Friends Service committee. Am.
erican Veterans committee. Anti
Defamation league Of BnAi Firth.
Catholic InlsFracial council. Con-
sclidated Parents group. NAACP
ard the Urban League.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-22
SIOUX FAILS. s. D.
MINERVA MMxDowwATMR
CO n. MIMI. Avn
mOUx HAIG1 O. n

Sunday, July ~ was Mems Day
az &c. johns Baptist church. Ths
men. assisted by the ladies. made
the most II u. The morning woF-
ship text was g. Luke 2o!I-6,
subject---''What does the Lord re-
quiTe Of Thee" Rev. Botts. Jr.
opened the meeting with q prayer
for Q higher plane Of thought and
Q higher plane Of living.
He streased the subject with Q
symbol Of an earthly contract and
= parable a. 20 our relation with
the heavenly contract. He said 10
do thls--''Take self out and put
Christ In" Among thu visitors
present were the two small grand
nisces Of Mrs. Mansr Greer, Mr..
and Mrs. Earnest Haynes, Yank-
ton. 30. OAK. and Mr.. J. Banks.
Sioux city, Iowa. VINO was the
guest Of Mlaa Jaunita Tucker.
Following morning worship q bas-
kst dinner was served In the din
ing room Of the church.
The afternoon meeting consisted
Of Q program with Dan Coates.
president OF tho Hrutherhood and
James MoxIey, In charge Of the
Mems chorIln. Dan Coates, Harvey
Bentley and Rev. n. w. Bolts.
Jr., turned into the treasurer q
total Of $40. for the day. The
Senior choir fGarnlnhed several
numbers. A solo was given by Mr..
J. Banks. Sioux City Iowa and Q
request solo by Mrs. Ruth Nc
Laurtn. An invitation was given
BY Mr.. Earnest Haynes. Yankton.
30. Oak. 10 worship with them
some Sunday and was accepted By
the group by Rev. Bolts. tr.
Sioux Falls Day win BE- held In
Minneapolis. MINI. Sunday, Aug.
:, at Zion Baptist Church. Rev. II.
w. Bolts. Dr., pastor, Minneapolis,
MINI.
Morning worship OF Pilgrim
Baptist church. Rev. Eugene WI
llama. pastor was reported BY
Mra r. G. Collins. Church Clerk.
Tho vinitOra present were Mrs..
Addie Johnson. MrA Leonard VII
hams and her granddaughter,
Sunetta Huff. Chicago. Mira Beu-
lAh Price. Omaha, Neh,; Ara. LA.
val Peterson. Mia Men Larson,
Miss BrMcy, Mr.. Bobby Burns,
Mr.. John EvanA Minneapolis,
MINI.
Rochelle Williams. the iO-ycar-
old daughter Of Rev. and Mrb.
Eugene Williams left for 10 days
at camp Tepeekonta. MINI.
Rev. Eugene Williams, pastor of
Pilgrim baptist Church. win
speak over kI.S.P. at e:t5 each
morning under the ministerial al.
Ilance.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler. 20Sx No
Dakota Ave-, state Mother Of the
Church Of God In Christ, contin-
ues the tent meeting a Sth and
Franklin g. Mrs. Wheeler has as
her houpeguest saints from To-
pekA kans. and Kansas CITY, No.
state OvurSeer y. r. Taylor and
her daughter. Mira Rosie Lewis.
Kansas CITY. No. are the house.
Euesta Of Mna. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mira Daniel Coates, $40
No. Mable st.. have - their
houseguest the two sisters Of Mr..
Coates. MrA q. a. Frvderieknon.
. nurse In The public schools Of
80 LouiA No and Mrs. Harry
Jone2 st. Louis. No who are en-
route from LsxinGtSn. No. a. .
delegate 70 he Eastern star. Mrs..
JonNa n q Worthy MAtron.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-22

PHILADELPHIA Tiny three
months old Robert walker. who
was severely burned recently. 10
thriving In womsh's Homeopathic
hospital
The baby. VINO 10 the infant son
% Mira Ballie Walker. was admit
ted 10 the hospital suffering from
third degree burns Of the face,
hands and arms. Both ands were
severely burned ons dropped off
and the other was amputatsd dur
Ing the process Of SlCin grating,
T'ha tot has gained four pounds
and eight ounces since 90 admit
lance 10 the hospital.