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Evening star., 1949-02-18
SITUATIONS MEM

ACC0UNTANT-Books started and
kept part time. monthly statements
AccoUSTANfa AtH5a6ssf Can EXP Ar t9o boos. started a
kept part time: tax returns; rea-
ARCHITECTURAL EXPERT on low
cost construction housing, formerly
9Th government research. Box
CANADIAN. married, experienced, Of
flee management. accounting and
procurement, would like position.
foreign embassy or international
organizstion; conscientious, willing
worker. Apply Box 239-v, Star. 19'
COOK, all around. wants work from
pm; wife available as 2nd cook.
FARMER tss). wife, child desire
available , soon. Box a79.Va f7se0n@saqeo; stsq'
FUR BUYER and fur storage mgr.
desires change: Is yrs exper.. we'll
known deptartment and speciality
fur business; buying, mereha ndising,
MAN, colored. desires work as dish
or pot washer: exper. AT. 3422
MAN, white. desires permanent work
r. II or 1882 5fsund greenhouse or nurss5.e' so!
PAINTER, good work. free estim ate.
Call BALLoU. NE. 1914. 1es
RESTAURANT SUPERVISION and
5artendine; twenty years; best. ref
TRAILER DRIVER, colored. wants
full-time work. local or long dis
tance; refs. MCDANIEL, TR. 612S.
PHARMACIST, young. experienced.
part time BOX esl-V. Star; eo'
vsrous TanIs psp. GT es tms Ho
1854, Room Al. 19s
YOUNG MAN. unusually diversified
experience. all phases bowling alley.
restaurant, soda fountain in execu-
tive capacity. desires any perma
nent position with future. For full
information please call UN 4457. .
YOUNG MAN, clerical, typing. stock.
ensr. exper. 8 yrs, refs, wants job
for mo. GF. 1897. 20s
G. W. STUDENT. married. 2 children,
desires afternoon or week end en-
ployment' NV. pref'd. WO. 203S.
EXPERIENCED architectural designer
and craftsman ,5ffers his services by
charge OF or help out on rush jobs;
length of employment determined by
size of job; residential and apartment
work specialty; experienced in
experimenting construction. Call
Wisconsin 1850 evenings. 2o'
Retail Liquor Salesman
10 yrs experience with all classes Of
trade, thoroughly familiar with wine
field.. college graduate with market
Ing background; basic salary, SIS
Evening star., 1949-02-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
,IISINESS

MIMEoGRAAPHING. stencils typeS'
fssRf5EspnS EoRpEs No 4sams bapont eiIsf. esasS ,g
SECRETARIES F), high school grad
yates, part and full time, to s,
or 81. Many exceptional oppor-
tunities. See today, MISS YOUNG
AGENCY. 1911 G st. NV, ST. 1865,
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PRINTING PLANT

One man can operate, business good;
only $1,000 for everything.
PaWnbroker's Exchange
Only $3.50 for quick sale.
JEWELRY STORE
Income S25.O per year; long lease.
DRY CLEANING STORE
Good weekly income. Only $1,000.
DELICATESSEN
$1,000 take-in per wk.: long lease.
FORD E. MORGAN, Sr.. RE. 49lO,
eve TR 6262. IN
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MOTOR TRAVEL

MVTVK IKNVE6
LEAVING FOR NEW ORLEANS Sat.
18th. can take 2; reasonable. Or.
1905. 49,
LEAVING FOR MIAMI, FLA, Feb. 20:
l94S Pontiac. Call Warfleld 2379
FLYING TO FLORIDA, vic. of Tampa
and Ft. Meyers, Mon. or Tues, for
week or 10 days; room for 2 pas
sengers; l way or round trip, S76
each WA 43O3 20
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Januarv Commission Income

january COMMISSION income
CHIC. $3.50: C.M, S72O: J.CK.,
c.Ws. 81. l.2so; RIM, So75: s.D.c.
$3.50. Our men stay with us year
after year for 8 reasons. 1st, we've
been in business $50 yrs. and sales
menaknow we are not going to fold
up tomorrow. 2nd, our product is
In active demand every day of the
year tno slack season. and is sold
in both homes and ofices, on easy
payments. You do not have to
introduce" our produce. Prospects
have respect for our statesmen the
minute they mention our name.
3rd. our men work on advances.
against earned commissions-the
largest commission in the speci-
atty fields. II you are willing to
work, and have genuine sales abil-
ity, you can count on earning at
least $3.50 wk. Call In person, do
not phone. MR.. AL BONE Hotel
Hamilton, Sunday, Feb. 20, 9 a.m.-
pm. No other time. go
Evening star., 1949-02-18
AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED-Earn approxi-
mately $500 to $1,000: Start a
merchandise club-churches. lodges.
parent-teacher ass'ns, etc. No in
vestment. Write for catalogue.
HoRRoW FURNITURE CO., ia
Chestnut St, Phila. 6, Pc. -2
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Harold L. Hemminper

I1dEUlu y. f1tLlQllllREr
Cocktail lounge in new hotel; c H.
cense: good terms and long lease
Call Shepherd I511 -22
Self-Service Market
Weekly bus. over 81 800; nicely equip. +;
on busy thoroughfare: short hours
fx... equip; $4,000 down will handle.
Exclusive
ONE-MAN GROCERY
Liv. quarters; good lease; vol. approx
$400 wkly.; priced very low at 81
500, complete with large stock;
terms. Exclusive with
COGOD & BOOKOFF
631 Z st. NV. MA. 1889, MA. a374.
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SAlESMEh

REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-An ex-
cellent opportunity is open for a
man Of ability and experience, SELL
inE. better-elass homes in the NV.
doing a large volume of business;
aasaens nsn c.f fsTRint " T. WR1dRr sff r1sa' Ea
sALESMlAN-Last week 2s Of our jr
statesmen earned in excess of $50
selling our education speciality to the
and are interested in Selling that
training period. apply Room 31O,
Ring Bldg, 18th and NJ sts. NV,
ATTENTION-If you are
makins less than $3.50 per week and
you your abe1 bsests,s. hsss Is an
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. full time
e1dy, only, Apply bet; IL ;,, and 1. :;
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, exper.,
sion in Md, D. c. and Va. We are
starting building program of sey.
eral hundred houses for spring and
summer selling. Big money to be
made. Wonderful opport; for righ'
man. Call Mr. Ivey: RE: $3.50
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO, SIS
woNDERFUL I'R Fl n" OPPORTUNITY II 10,
the right man. Sell radio features
to local business houses. Must have
a good, clear speaking voice as con-
facts are made over the phone. Ad-
vancement assured. Phone GIL
Afro SALESMAN, highly experienced
In used cars, for well-estaolishee
company; good salary and commits
sion; plenty of nice, clean cars II
sell at the lowest prices in town
Unusual opportunity and secure fu-
ta5f 1ufo ARRaFS A%RRa6StEsAhERs Fl e ',Iss sc P75l
Bladensburg, I'd. ne. Ii. $500,
SALESMAN. auto, one of the largest
metropolitan area dealers. medium
price field, located in Silver Spring
has an opening for experienced new
and used car salesman, capable OF
closing his own deals; salary anc
commission Arrangement. Box 365-S
Star. 30
JEWELRY SALESMAN
Top-notch man for leading wholesaler
in Washington area. Must have fol.
lowing with retail establishments
Salary of $4,000 plus commission
Men without experience will not bt
considered. All replies strictly con-
fidential. Write. stating all quail
ifications. Box 60-x. Star. 20
SALESMAN
We have a vood proposition to offe,
Evening star., 1949-02-18
MEN

colored. paper handlers for Saturday
nIEhtwork. Apply ready to 60 to
work to maiiroom foreman, Mr..
Ferber, Evening and Sunday Star,
at $50 pm. Good pay.
THE EVENING STAR
5lo1 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
TRIPLE, TRACK

Storm windows: In times of stih com.
petition you need something that
"sells'-something different; We
have it In our triple track aluminium
combination window; sensibly priced;
. wks. delivery; backed by active
adyertising campaign; high commits
sion: we train inexperienced men.
See Lou Tulman or Bill Grossman.
at WEATHER MASTER CO.. 3lO
Sheridan st. NV, ia. 4201. 20
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPP. lcont. }

HARDWARE STORE, near D. c.
line on main hwy. in growing
etsn,. eommunits; Wholesale @ price Of
VIII Must se sI nGa Due 0tS oehef eeF s0Gn in-
terests.. A real bargain for $6, 900.
Act quick. OWNER, Hillside 6975.
BAKERY AND LuNcHErrE for 81 Sale;
cstion ea can Be- sxpanded; wedoefs9 s7o6o
convenient terms. Call ME. 31O5
for Information. 24s
SERVICE STATION for lease. in
good colored neishborhood. Must
&c experienced and financially able.
ssHb%isHY sSH %sissiY' sfs5; sT6p and fountain.
vestment; S-yr. lease. Partners dis
agree; All or half must go. Call
SHOE REPAIR SHOP for sale. near
%5 s: sss T. u ss7s FL 5 s''
PRiNTER with we'll equipped plant
IN Baltimore, wishes to contact
publish. publisher of Of On smagazine g needing
rooIsooMs PS taSies Ssv o s.sF 18th st. 20, me-
good location; very reas. FIR. 1859.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO - Estab.
lished business. completely equip.
Priced for quick sale. DU. 4915. -22
BEAUTY PARLoR. loc, in Falls
Church; ideal for small operator;
Teas; Tano rent; rel cr CAL 1iid Mr.. WAGNER, FA.
WELL-EsTABLISHED grocery store,
just north Of r. !. ave, a short dis
tance beyond D. c. line stock, fix-
lures, goodwill and building: al
so., ", ,ose 90 oeAf eAAPERHoLDT Realty 1o
conditioned: no reasonable offer re-
oWNER tHSsS in sox sheppIng a4aIv sts4 senter' BY
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE-S1.- =
for building; 2 apts., ) rms: kiteh-
en-, bath each: no, reasonable offer
refused. For details, TR. 555s. 22'
GROCERY WANTED. cash and carry
preferred, catering to white trade,
viii pay market av value Haroy provided .soy down
payment is low and store is proven
RESTAURANT, Al GOOD Arlington.
Se.sen toq auef neF saDme9s sas * I4s P5ss
FLORIST. e19 11th st. NV. Owner
per mo. APPROX. si.4oo monthly
Income. 1947 truck and all fixtures
long lease; reasonably priced Per-
feet set up for -cple. Call Mr.. Hunt.
EX. 4113. CAMPANELLA g. WOOD
MR.. DRUGGIST, this is for you, COM
plete store with luncheonette; SUBJ
leased on concession basis; rent only
$1O0 monthly lease; approx. $4,000
gross sales; total price. S9,50O
Terms. EX. 1855 till S pm. PAS
TOR-LUTZ, INC.
BOOMING HOUSE PROPERTY, S
ward and 14th; oil heat This
owner needs money and will sacrifice
for immediate sale; here it is. only
$14,960. with rms. furnished;
must have SIS, 900 cash, balance like
rent. Call Mr.. Pastor, Elk. 2s55,
exclusive.
PASTOR-LUTZ. INC.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Notice to Sales Miscellaneous
Advertisers

Advertisers
Effective Sunday February TO- 1949 advertisers in the
Sales Miscellaneous columns of The Star will be
itted to the following type styles in their adver
tsing If they desire:
l. line of 10 point type at the top Of each adver
tisement and line of or 10 point type at the bot
tom; the body Of each ad to be set solid agate (See
example A.
2. Where than item is offered in single ad.
subheads in or 10 point type may be used when
followed by description of the item. (See exam
pie b.
3. Where 10 point type used, cutoff rule will
be placed at the top and the bottom of each adver
tisement and the entire space from rule to rule will
be charged.
This display type of advertisement will be listed after
the solid agate in the Sales Miscellaneous class-
fcaton
EXAMPLE b:
EAAMPLE A: 10-Pt. Heading.
lO-Pt. heaolns. S-Pt. Subheads
Agate Body Type Apate Rodv Type
lO-Pt signature. 10-Pt. Signature
HOME FURNISHINGS
IJONfE IPEE7EI3 Some excellent barsans on to-
Gu IT, T5is.d.ir.. aoor demon CHEST OF DRAWERS
B. JoNEs CO. SssS ssSdo dSo'A's'n, sturdy well built
Ave NV. CHAIRS
Ladder-back; excellent $40
JOS. BROWN & co.
O000 Conn. NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
24e3 Minnesota ave. Sc. Il!

SALE On LEASE
Metal products company, nearby Va.
home of metal egg crates for over
80 years. Perfecto mower boxes
and pot line, nationally known. and
other sundry items.
All products marketed through big
dept. stores, hardware. seed and
florist, jobbers. and direct. mail.
Equipment, machine shop, make own
dies; punch presses. Sitting tools
and special machines; also own
printing ONCE for individual print
ing. Owner will stay along with
purchaser until he fully learns all
details; will assist in making and
marketing. Centrally located; 10
passenger trains daily, overnight to
New York. A very profitable man
ufacturine business. Owner estab-
lished same more than 80 years
ago. Complete information by ap-
pointment only. c. w. EGGLEION.
3617 14th st. NV. DU. 5051;
nTT 0Sd1 IN
Evening star., 1949-02-18
HELP MEN

TAILORS, FILTERS
openings for men to work
in our alteration dept; 5-day, 40
hour week. Apply empl. ONCE, 9th
d.. Main BLDG, 1905 daily.
Woodward & Lothrop
Evening star., 1949-02-18
AUTOMOTIVE BARGAIN

largest specialized paint
baking process, operating at ca
pacity; trained crew of nine. est.
central location; crossing $4,000
monthly. Owner must sacrifice this
real moneymaker. will accept in
ventory value of SS.225 for quick
xo1a ct OO2A
Evening star., 1949-02-18
HELP DOMESTIC

CHARWOMAN for private school;
must be wiling worker. 1Call before
6, RA, 6542, lis
Evening star., 1949-02-18
WANTED

Reliable man with car to learn un-
usual, profitable business; perma-
or 4 pm. ELEcTRoLUX CORP.
107 N. Fairfax St, Alexandria. -1S
Evening star., 1949-02-18
GIRI,S

Are, you looking for interesting work,
good wages. regular increases,
pleasant surroundings. 5-day week?
Visit our employment ofice. .e1s q
G st. NV. $50 am to 5 p.m
Monday through Friday.
The G.. & P. Telephone Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-18

SALESMAN
81, 5,OOO-up class. Career opportunity
for right man; appointment selling
only; we have more contracts than
our present staff can cover. sup
ported by radio and magazine pub
iicity Draw against earned COM
mission. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN
MICA Call Mr.. Magill, RE. 6911,
for executive interview. -19
Salesman, Estimator
On overhead garage doors; leads fur
nished; good salary to start; must
have car. Call in person at OVER
HEAD DOOR SALES CO. 727 LIST st.
NV. See Ray N. Gilpatrick after
Evening star., 1949-02-18
TYPIST

Age Is to 25, for longest ablished
Arm; general once work. high
school graduate. experience not
essential: permanent position with
opportunity for Advancement. Many
employe benefits. Apply L.. J.
Milliken or Mrs. C. Shelton.
CHARI Es g. sToTT g. CO.. 1910
N Y ave Ma 41Sl. --lQ
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Attention

Attention Operators
[mmed. openings for work in our
alteration dept; 5-day. 40-hr. wk
Apply empl. ONCE. 9th fir, Main
bldg. 9:30 to daily.
Woodward & Lothrop
Evening star., 1949-02-18
INC.

Z AO OIOIt-IU q, I1SO.
Wholesale Automotive
sioo.ooo gross business per year;
quotes $4,000 net. Complete ma
chine shop. l947 truck Buy fix
lures, equipment and stock. $4,000,
terms. Owner guarantees $4,000
saleable stock. Large BLDG. 10-yr.
Call Mr. Stephens, ST. 5757.
c. J. YOUNG, BROKER
moo uarr,oot
Evening star., 1949-02-18
WoodWard & Lothrop

Has openings in several depts. for
saleswomen: 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Ap-
ply employment ONCE, 9th flr., North
bldg, 9:30-6 daily. Ia
Evening star., 1949-02-18
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

We have a good proposition to offer
a good salesman. U. o. COISON
CO. Paris, Illinois.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
MONEY-MAKER

and 5-room apartment, on lot 149X
100, on good hard road, about 12
mi. from D. c., near active airfleld;
can be bought on reasonable terms.
Ask for Mr. Leonardo, AT. $3.50 or
OW 5161 until 8 pm.
THE CARRIES co.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Restaurant, Liquor Beer

Have opportunity for wide-awake
restaurant man. One of the finest
small places and in one Of the best
locations Equipment modern. up
to-date, most of 1t new; long lease;
seats about so people; easy to op-
crate. Complete information by ap-
pointment. C W. EGGLETON, 3617
14th st. NV. DU. 5O51; res, DU.
O74S ia
Evening star., 1949-02-18
RY OWNER,

Texaco station cabins!
Choice location, 2 miles S. Alex
andria on U. s. l. Including 4,rm
furn. apt. and small store. Rent
profit from owner-operate ted restaur-
ant with beer license. Large 'front.'
age, plenty space for expansion.
Price. $4,000 for property and
bal in trust. Tel. OV. 4O4S after
$50 pm 10.
Evening star., 1949-02-18

Is SEAT CAP. RESTAURANT
Well established in a growing shop
ping center. Addition to building
Is now ready which will make avail
able larger floor space. Priced to
move quickly on todays market.
This is a highly desirable business
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Retail Liquor Salesman

10 yrs experience with all classes Of
trade, thoroughly familiar with wine
field. college graduate with market
ing background; basic salary. SIS
for As hours. Write Box %75-V,
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Place
Sunday Classified
Ads Early!

have not already placed their
ads for The Sunday Star are
urged to call them In this eve
ming or early tomorrow morn
ing. This will eliminate the
last-minute rush to place ads
and will assure every one
prompt and efficient service.
Your cooperation will be
appreciated.
Telephone Service From 8 AM.
Sterling 5000
Evening star., 1949-02-18
HICKS REALTY co.
High-ClaSS Restaurant

Realtors. 37O6 Mt. Vernon ave
Alexandria. OV. 1885, OV. 1867;
ewes, TIE, O933, OV. 6S43,
Evening star., 1949-02-18

Owner sick. needs operation. Self
service grocery store, all cash busi-
ness, doing better than $4,000 a
week; cash and carry. Will guar
antee $4,000 cash business. for. 2
weeks. $4,000 cash will handle.
Don't answer unless you have the
cash and the will to make money.
Rox 3SS.V Star 20s
Evening star., 1949-02-18

complete charge OF shop' sdlary anu
s9gssen sn5 pssf Bs9fs sss Bos B5s's55 *
saoE s.sE REpA1RMAN. experienced; seoa
ss55y sHoE RrsSE Ap1y coief. SoaEEqs Park PAEk Md
sSSack cill BAR BA SStGifiERvIsoN tvhite);
5-day week. good salary and meals;
exp IN lunch-bar management. CAL
SODA 1pof PouNTAIN w spgSl,lsA MANAGER. sober,
sedsssin: s5nsS,ts nfHs Press DRUG c.. |S40
soLfc1ToR Il nH with car: spot delivery;
ply UNION cLoTH1ERs. ao7 7th
spptorTERs. spt an experienced on wooisns,
and capable Of handling the he. entire tire
pepson. re9spi "a p8LExANbRia aSt bRIfe' cLEHaERs
6o4 Montgomery St., Alexandria. Va
srENo. Apply the PULLMAN co,
Room 9Oo, Union station -22
fELKvisION MAN with some exper.
on installations; good salary; STEADY
naPS5men' sapfS ApPI1HNcE, SsI an Ml s5ss ASD Ga
TIRE TIRE REhaRoovER, &c exp. inside vrk
Truck Tires; 81; psssenEer Ell tires, SOC
UPHoLSTEEER t2), experienced only;
up to So an hour to the one who can
produce. Apply ALEXANDER g. CO..
5402 Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier.
WOOL sPorTER and wet cleaner,
$50 per week. modern Arlins5on ION
plant: good refs. GE, O07O: 20.
YOUNG MEN, under %, free 70
Fla, and return; high earnings. car
See MRS. VIM. A. SMITH, Burlins-
ton Hotel on Vermont ave. NV:
Saturday between $50 am. and
1 pm. Do not phone. ls-
Young MAN, steady, reliable. fol
Spepsrtnens Spspsi ruRaer esesllent snd @ soPkins
dition; opportunity for advance
ment; must have Va. drivers per,
nit. See Mr.. Buynak, do moi
phone. BROAD STREET MOTORS
INC. 1901 W. Broad st. a6 Fali
YOUNG MEN under %. ssle:; learr
sales, travel 20 States, steady, goo
t1sers t1tersiew expeasei sen Mr. spi MaRTN I'M sz "a
5th NV. USES. 10 TO IL. Is.
TO A MAN who wants his personalit1
and BRAINS to pay of. A large Gen.
eral Electric appliance and tele.
vision store needs a smart .asgres-
eive salesman who is not afraid tc
stand on his own two feet and who
SuII under-paid lob. We need a mar
who wants to better himself and hii
community, man who wants tc
sell regardless of his past job experi.
Sos.N S&9ss, FOR En an ssoo spDt" phone e1s sR
EUERIENCED meat and grocery
-clsIk. Apply 1905 9TH St. NV. Is
Evening star., 1949-02-18

ROoMNG HOUSE PROPERTY, S
rms, excellent condition; near Har-
ward and 14th: oil heat This
owner needs money and will sacrifice
for immediate sale; here it is. only
$14,960. with rms. furnished;
must have S. 900 cash, balance like
exclusive
Evening star., 1949-02-18

Located in a rural atmosphere, idea
for exclusive dinners and parties
Situated on u acre of ground; huge
stone building. large kitchen. COM
r>I slv enuinped
Evening star., 1949-02-18
HICKS REALTY co,

Realtors. 37o6 Mt. Vernon ave,
Alexandria, Va. OV. 1885. ,OV.
Evening star., 1949-02-18

RALESMAN; must have experience
selling mems clothing; permanent
,osition; excellent opportunity for
Advancement; salary open, depend
ing on experience and ability. Apply
Mr.. Kay. HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
CO., 7O3 7th st. NV. %
gALEsMAN, to contact Government
agencies in branch. ONCE OF nation
ally known portable tool manufac-
turer. Write stating experience, age
and salary desired. Box 353-X. star.
Ad-daleel., 1949-07-20

N.Y. .?cNcy.:b
!oG r-+,y
G NV w.
JI
Laurel outlook., 1949-04-06

USE OUTLOOK WANT ADS
Laurel outlook., 1949-04-06
Congregational Body
Has 81 Children In
Confirmation Class

A confirmation class of 80
children, who have received speci-
al instruction once a week dur
ing the fall and winter on reli-
gious teachings and doctrines
pertaining to the Congregations.
church, will be received into
church membership Sunday, ac-
cording to the pastor, Rev. H.
c. Haemmelmann.
The 1919 class consists of Wv
ian Amen, Dolores Bourne, Elaine
Bourne, Pearl Brestor, Clara
Cook, Elsie Frank, Janet Frank,
Mabel Hahn, Loretta Hilderman,
Rosamond Hilderman, June Kroh,
Mary Ann Kroh, Florine Lehr,
Lorraine Norman, Esther Reich
ert, Gladys Rupp, Rosemary
Schmidt, Mae Schwartzkopf, Am
ella Stanley, Ronald Benin, Will
liam Frickel, Jerry Fritzler, John
Frank, Willard Hahn, George
Henry, Marvin Heller, Gerald
Heller, Leo Ostwald, Kenneth
Rel, Wallace Ryder, Herman
Schreiner and Larry Yeager.
At an impressive service Sum
day they will be examined pub
licly and will make their con-
fession or faith, after which they
will be received into church men,
bership. All will be robed in
white gowns and will wear red
and white carnations.
Laurel outlook., 1949-04-06
Federated Club
Hears "History OF
Montana Cities"

"The History of Montana
Cities" was the subject present
ed by Mrs. o. K. Chapman be-
fore members of the Federated
club at a meeting Monday we
ming at the home of Mrs. Neil
Baker. Mrs. Harold Price was
cohostess and Mrs. Frances
Mayes was in charge of the
program. Music by Mrs. Walter
LaFlesch consisted of several
selected recordings.
During the business meeting
preceding the program, Mrs. Har-
Ian Russell, chairman of the Red
Cross drive sponsored by the
club, announced that final fig
ures from the drive were not yet
available as contributions we're
still coming in, but that the
total to date was around $950.00.
Mrs. Mayo Lawrenz, chairman
of the committee in charge of
the annual dinner-dance given by
the club for members and guests
each spring, announced that the
event this year will be May 7 at
the Masonic temple and that
members of the Eastern Star will
serve dinner.
A nominating committee con-
sisting of Mrs. Charles Shelton,
Mrs. Adolph Strand and Mrs.
Charles Egnew was appointed to
select names of officers for the
ensuing year for the members
approval at the next meeting.
The evenings project prize
was won by Mrs. Mayo Lawrenz.
The next meeting will be April
IS at the home of Mrs. Harold
Collins, with Mrs. Herman Mil
Ter as cohostess. The program,
Personality and You," will be
presented by Mrs. Russell. Mrs.
Marshall Huntington will have
charge of the music.
Guests of the club were Mrs.
Chapman and Mrs. Walter Me-
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Pan-American Topic
Pursued Affecting
OF A. L. Auxiliary

Mrs. Mabel Steele and Mrs.
Edith Packard had charge of the
third of a series of Pan-Ameri-
canism programs which was pre-
scented at the meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary at
the club house Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Edrie Hilgert gave a
reading, San Imaginary trip to
Venezuela" and told of their
musical coffee hour and the
costumes worn at such affairs.
Heidi and Mary Ellen Albertus
sang "Quanta La Gusta" and
Ear Away Places with Marilyn
Albertus as their accompanist.
Mrs. Harriet Bliss reviewed a
book, "Cops and Bulls in Cara
cas-" by Olgi Briceno. On display
in connection with the program
luncheon cloths, vases and
baskets of Spanish origin. The
unit prize was won by Mrs.
Coralyn Albertus.
During the business session,
Mrs. Esther Sterrett, president,
appointed a nominating commit
tee to prepare a slate of officers
for election.
H~ostesses at lunch were Mrs.
Edwards, Mrs. Emily
Heebner and Mrs. Minnie Fen
ton.
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Girl Scout troop 7, with the
leader, Mrs. John Foos, met
Thursday at the South school.
The girls made Easter Dummies
of colored paper and white cot
ton. At this weeks meeting the
troop members will make Moth
er's day gifts.
Miss Rosetta Fritz was host
ess Monday evening to her bridge
club members and guests, Mrs.