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HELP MEN tCont.

APPRENTICE-One of Washington's
Oldest automobile dealers Is In neeo
Of a young man out OF school, Ior
f sas aai-x f g gsss. MANAGER 1 Y
ALTO BRAKE mechanics helper;
nm Hahsi sdie inclined. 500 II St; NV.
AUTO BODY MAN. exper., for large.
ihhShe'e earnings. All usual employe
s sid.aed! See See Nj: Wood. L. ?.
sTEuART,. me- me-: lao P st. Ll 2."'
A Washinston's Oldest Ford dealer;
plenty Of work. big pay. good work
Ing conditions; unusual vacation.
holiday pay and hospitalization
s 3 iafSs1r IS NJ il14 Ae Vermont sVs.
A niT DEALER CASHIER, person Of
good appearance and personality.
able to meet public and intesriss
beyond reproaeh; must It,. De vo sSEns-
See Mr. Kackley. HILL & T1BBITTs:
AtEETG0M a5sh sf EEhmECTkICIAN. exper.
excel. opport. in one Of Wash.'s most
mod: shops. Pleasant worrying eo n6
See MI. Bennett: sEAL MOTION co"
A Is! R nls ~ e. sss'; 5sss{sgE
SALES AND SERVICE. INC, 1927
Wilson Slya Arlington Won Va Want toa
ton ton and holidays. finest working
conds. in a brand-new, bids, group
disqualification: etc? If you are ex.
perieneed on ehrySlsT HSoS MoToR e.
e27 Pershing dr.. Silver Spring
Alto ITO MEcHANICs-wash.'s Oldest
Chevrolet dealer has opening for
exper. automobile mechanics; top
earnings for good men; plenty OF
gorE eseelens wq oeation
wk. See MI. Ralston. BARRY PATE
A THDo MMEec H 9$c Emo aSf
sxperience preferred. Top n salary ~
seV6s snRSyRsHtM o AR5y co
shirlington Business Center. Airing
AUTO MECHANIC-Must be expert
and have references; good hours;
R 2f5HRsnsn' a2 2fsls''e co: stS ana
Afro u; mn MECHANICS 90, preferably
General Motors experience: salarS
s s6a iSR%'' ssaGSRRiv1cE' NC % 1lss
A iSss { seIisHzn With 1nsx,:s:. 2.
ssEhsI aE zsh 'sH5SFsass tsSf S e.
Aau HS SALESMAN, exper.
osition with with local Ford dealers;
A ilIasp' TAKoMA MOTOR Go, 81
Garroll ayr s TakSma psIk' me- Mo; - for
GOOD Clean cars to sell at the lowest
prices in town: good earnings and
pleasant work. Come In after q Pm
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC, 1871
Bladensburg I'd. ne.
enough experience in values TO os
trained to represent US as our used
car buyer: wonderful opportunity for
the right man. See Mr.. Turner after
8 am. AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC.
. Ira 1 ssIEsSEN rd new We and used
cars, on Commission basis. Only
s sGg n'sh Ioe sasefa eFord. so17 va
. aye sU ,Mr s NeTyyis;1 mASaG15sR.
opening for night service manaser.
properly aualided. BOX SIX. star.
BARBER. eolored, for colored trade.
| a13 4th st. s.w. -l6
BARTENDER. nonunion: best of refs;
honest and reliable; from 1880 yrs.
| Of age. BOX 343-X, Star. Ill
BODY MEN-Must be sober, relia-
BILE; only 1st-class men need apply:
5-day wk., vacations with pay, top
earnings. Can use Q men. Call in
COAST; m 20 RaoNT1Ac, 4p7 Fla. aye.
BOoKKEEPING ASSISTANT; must
know basic principles of bookkeep-
ms; opDort, orr. to gain am, q so0c expe n;
B1R1itc SA iSEfi 800, 1h-year Job
Bring tools to Claremont Commu-
| nifty at 2Sth st. South and Leesburs
| pike, Arlington. OW. 7750. lis
BUTCHER WANTED. Apply Dol Bird
CHRPENTERs q, for framins. se,
JACK on the Job. 129 Mississippi
! ave. Sc, Congress eishts'
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After Dark
Anyhow, Jody Miller Has Lasted
Longer Than Baby Leroy Did
By Harry Macarthur

rette smoke throughout the year
while making your music become
enthusiastic athletes once they
fill their lungs with bracing
Chesapeake Bay air or this an
nual picnic. So do their wives
and children. The athletic pro-
gram Sunday afternoon will in
clude races, horseshoe pitching.
swimming. tugs-of-war, egg
throwings, and such and will be
climaxed by a baseball game be-
tween an all-star team and the
Gold Key Club team, champions
of the musicians softhan league.
There1l be dancing in the eve
ming, starting at Z o'clock, with
three local tands-those Of YER
non Brown, Johnny Calomeris
and Buzzy disappearing vir-
tually continuous music. The
Seaside Park ARRAY will be topped
of, as musicians festivity
should be, by a huge jam session.
Word has gone out to the boys
to bring their axes" along and
really cut one. Local 161 is sus-
pending its bylaws for the oc-
casion and nobody will be fined
for sitting in.
Friends of musicians as we'll as
musicians are welcome at the
outing and this last event might
we'll be worth a trip to Seaside
Park.
Jane Dulo, the comedienne of
this weeks "On the Town" at
Meridian Hill Park. is having a
much easier time in the show
than she once had. Once. Miss
Dulo, who Is not unknown to
local cabaret audiences, got her
self a job as understudy to Nancy
Walker in the original New York
"On the Town"
Miss Walker, however, proved
to be a durable type. Nothing
ever happened to her and the IN
activity began to pail on Miss
Dulo. She left "On the Town"
finally and got herself job at
a New York night club.
She no sooner did this. OF
course, than Miss Walker came
down with something. ON the
Town" summoned Miss Dulo. She
didn't want to drop the club job
for anything so impermanent as
filling in for Nancy Walker, so
she approached her boss. An
agreeable man, he arranged a
compromise schedule for her so
she could double in "On the
Town" for awhile.
It was such q close compromise
that she had to. commute between
musical and night club by taxi
cab, changing costumes en- route.
Tea was imported into the
United States by the Dutch set
Tiers at New Amsterdam about
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HELP MEN


eTpesisgn H;s Apply 1924 King ST.
sa Atsvfnas o5ir;ERAToR .xper. on small
shovel With backhoe attachment.
SHORT GGj f4t ORDER COOK. white, must
sTENoG. -rYp1sr.. $50 per vk: to
start. OPENING for: ambitious man
between rs and 80 yrs. of age to
ss into nst,1ns o1aan s Sen, 9' op
+ por. to learn supply work. Gnsrins
Small, quiet once, 4O-hr. work wk.
disqualification, group insurance, re,
e s1s@se enp Slss ssns s' Box IT.
SUR. for downtown once bids: ca
pable of minor maintenance repairs.
State age. ref. exc. 1928 mo. TO
r ;ssEs hSS S sEEy Sta5 Excel.
opportunity. for 2 exp. outside tels.
car allowance; vacation with pay:
with Wash.'s most aggressive teie-
S vi e5s.nsss!Sn a seEae. at s SRss
T Hflt fsS Z 81 sER sT MAN w With
s sss. excel. opportunity. Call M, At.
TIRE ~ viuLcAN1zER and 1 tire chang
s 81 RsE1i 4sH s sSsS :i's sia AssS
r oiS AND DYE makers, m.chinists.
Apply at ANTON TOOL g. MFG.
CO. clinton. Md. HI; 1888. -l2
TREE EXPERTS. experienced. wanted.
TRUCK at DRIvER. to- drive grocery
Mr. Br owns. LAX haR1M IisFSs MARkET.
E FsHg
UPHOLSTERER. white, frst.eias ass
MOSS, Interiors. $40 Macarthur
u PHO a;M WANTED, good sal
h a5y ana aosE HSS TfSkir5
Frs: 1854 Calvert st. NV. pc.
U ri WORK at night, white,
must have drivers permit. II 2 st.
widow TRIMMER and display man
in variety store. Box 1e2-X, Star.
wEBENpoRFER FRESHMAN, expe-
rienced. SLANT LITHo., 92s 9TH
Y 81 re- MAN to work in stock and
paint business; advancement good
I LII sa CO., s 7io1 Wis. ave, Be-
thesda, Md: WI, 3451. IL
YOUMG MAN. Is to 22; white, , aIsky'
WITH Ichaufreur's permit. DISTRICT
OXYGEN CO: Apply 4704 r. L.
YOUNG MAN, for sporting goods. fish,
as ' Mills e cyst ss e . sapf! efes
YOUNG MAN. Is years old. single. re-
cent high school graduate. for per
manent position. with life insurance
company as lBM ta6uIating ns masnine
A7 66. ESUfTABLE LIFE INSURANCE.
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate,
i tSr se cpIl Ill., de 5s6ol
YoUNG MAN. high school graduate;
prefer one who can type and assist
in settlement dept. of large Ford
S sssn and See s NJ ssaS Moo 81
YOUNG MEN to work part .,ms be- :
hind SODA fountain. BROOkVLlX
PHARMACY. g. 1928 IN, Pro nsnn rdds
WA aS1iERs, law school sradu-
ate to do legal research in editing a
casebook. six months job. Must nave
had course In insurance law. state
Education, college and law, expert
ence, salary expected. Begin septem-
Der IA. Box 210-Y. star.
GET ON THE BAND WAGON with G.
e. JEFFERSON co. Sell aluminium
roof coating and granule coating
No competition. high comm. 81.
sERViCE STATION. expert lubrica-
ton man, must be reliable and in
dustrious; refs. required; good sal
AIRY, plus commission for right man.
See MIR. BARRON. Mgr. Sunoco
Service station, Wis. ave. and River
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Exuerienced Advertisers Prefer The Star
HELP MEN

C1DDCETF1,c NEI PER: eYuerienced
man man 81 needed in establishsd con:
eiean.eut man with ability. Il , lack
ing experience Sno NJ. nS' rTnWARn
S BE- : SO so n NOV. Apply mr. A vi
S rea soDsae rates Cali MRS. TAY-
LoE; IL s:sos7 ,. anytime. univ Va r..
port for work 7:3o am: MR.: RUSS
MAN; 20 Farrinston sd" "estm9}rs
land HIS - - 10
CA aae. Anoly 1of nd n'q Eeid Tor Foreman
Direct pireettons A''t Out coissvllle q: 70
Brewster ave; right on Sls"s;e nh
blks. to Worth ave. ana 1oo.
GELMAN C0NSr. CO.s .n,v-
c sssaaz , esal ser IL lisas man
caRkiEHTAkfhi 20 iSr Jsxish. esm s.e;S.
e Rsaiahaa'e s sass' .ss and .xpsri-
CASHIER -BoOkKEEPER Must De
exper. IN NCE posting mscnifhs,
series 2Ooo we are iSG9eH xo,, ioa
inteilisent ana resp0 OaSiDa Ias
man, capap1e ., 81 hano Yn,, Are :
eonsSci nsnMoh ,o TolI yo,, nnn BE- n as.
Sured your future Is WIN our pIo-
Commensurate with ability. Box
CHEF. also i cook. must b. all..round
men with local restaurant expsriep1Ss
AgPPPy w,, MAsISs sR. 81 REs ssss is
CHINA rAcKERs. .xn.r: s-day. 40
nina Fao o. d;scount on MIR
chases' Appiy personnel ONCE. 4th
d.. s. KASN son CO. Ia
o ssry. nE under so; stock
perienee and salary expected. Box
c ISatx. stat Ns,t.. married, % TO- to Is;
for dry cleaning plant, must have
hish school edusation; u. Excellent Ell 9a
E isarn dry cleaning lar BUSINESS. SAM.
TARY CLEANERS. 1920 14th st.
NV.
CLERK-TYPIST. fox insurance Of
ice. Call DI.
c0MsTRgC = Ssnde eomnl.t.
sision St Il large Hsn sreup of stores and
and qualifications in this work ap-
qualified man. Salary commensu-
rate with experience and BACKGROUND.
coNracT MAINTAIN for MANAGER,
c nstionslIy m Known finance aS' Company
eiisible GI training program; def
aiIovance Reply in person. 1910
GEORGIA ave, Silver Spring; -12
rant Cali SH. 4I9O. Ill
exper.; 9 hrs. q day, 6-day wk., S45
4 ~ Apply 1000 ,I Fen ny fsst St ,t1 ms
>1Ss AFS SA~s SS~s' ~
n,suw.suEn. ,o,,r, q to AL p.m.
9 Mnst Pes Pc re pIaden sb mppy "a CnImsr
M Man o' Ma VA AKA 10
nIGnSSHWiSHER. general Kitchen work;
ss Ss1 Is snSs AsD "a sa%s2
ManoT; l W. A. s5 rsst.ur.nt - dcol.
D ofsds. caii sH. Also. 10
DRIVER for srSeery stors D. sn 81 food
driving Tecord, o Apply 4416 Bowen
"a; Sc VI: sly. g.. 1,.u,,S n.h.
M Wsa's ears s1 avai reas rent.
q s rates ssa ul mus It have idepsification
ne see MELVIN HERMAN:
ssa n.ss e eor 0 sva ss
ton card. Apply piamona lot, l9l
MAN Nv wv
DRIVERS, eolorsd, must ss be exIsr; .n IL
teievisions; ref. must be excel. If
you are q responsible and conscien-
tious delivery man, your. future 10 as
sured. Apply Mr.. Butter, LACY's.
p 5sGa l ecfgGERk, ~ white lite. experienced
preferred; / to 10 pm, OF We'd
nesdays. CONCORD PHARMACY,
DRY CLEANING DRIVER, with, an
estab, route; good opport. for the
right and ambitious man. co. 1884.
~ IA
ELECTRICIAN, exper. in house wir-
fng urgently needed. Call WI.
T75O Ia
ELECTRICIAN Part-time work.
Apply 1890 9TH st. NV. -.
ELEVATOR MECHANIC, exper. WAR
-
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HELP MEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
National finance company has open
ing for young man with car who
would like to make career in the
small loan business. This job trains
you for ar executive position ana
requires an alert. ambitious man.
salary and car allowance. Apply
10 am, 321h Rhode Island ave.
Mt. Rainier, Nd. Zig
ADVERTISING ASST, young man
with some exper. in ADVERTISING.
Phone MA. $500 for appointment.
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Nine Fatalities Decrease

There were 457 fatal accidents
in British coal mines last year.
the lowest number ever recorded
and comparing with an average
Of 1900 between 1900 and 1920.
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Presidential Pharmacy
1908 18th Street NV.
Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency
Other Branches con-
veniently loo at ed
throughout the city for
the &C cept a nee OF
Classified Advertising.

when ansusrtnp dd1ertasements
oddYessed to Star bores do NOT
tncIose original references. Of
other materials OF personal rdlIe::
Copies serpe the purposs ana
originals nay Get lost.
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AGENTS

P1RT-TTME AGENTS wanted in
Warrington BY old life insurance
company. Write Box 146-Y, Star.
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HELP MEN
MANAGER

Boys clothing and furnishings; ex-
perienced in dept. store operation.
Excellent opportunity with nation
Apply 1898 r At. NV. Ard floor
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
IF YOU ARE A REAL
ESTATE SALESMAN
WHO WANTS TO
(GO PLACES AND
DO THINGS) WE WOULD
LIKE TO TALK WITH YOU.
PHONE MR.. GLASS FOR AN
APPOINTMENT.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
1920 CONN. AVE. NV.
EN-. 1900.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
BOOKKEEPER, exper. in double
entry system: capable Of assuming
full responsibility; congeniai work
inp cond.. 39-hr. wk., salary open.
MUNTZ TV. INC. 7706 Ga. ave.
MANAGER - Large new hiah- class
D. c. apt. house. steady and desir.
able position. State in detail, full
experience and salary desired. Box
MIA s$s-x SN ssar WOMEN demonstrators,
part or full time, pleasant and
profitable eve. work. No canvasIng.
Exper. not nee. HI. 5000, 81 pm.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Have list
floor front ONCE in Arl, Forest Shop
ping Center; plenty Of good listings
and waik-in business; need an ex-
perienced, full-time man. =. =.
MALCOLM, OW. 1924. IL
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PART-TTME OPP

&AAt / A4vxc NJ -
Does $50 to $500 per wk. additional
income. interest you? Neat appear.
ance. high school education and
auto essential. II qualified. you
will be trained and given personal
supervision and assistance Of men
earning $3.50 to $500 week. We IRE
not interested In trifiers: only men
interested in increasing present tn
come and with ability need consider.
Apply In person, 1918 Pa. ave. Sc.
betw. 1912 am Ask for MR..
BARRON or RIvNAK. lis
Radio & Television Men
We have several openings for exper
bench and outside men. Ideal work
ing cond. with latest type instru-
ments. Group disqualification plan:
excel. oppor. TO advance for men
who qualify. Apply in person.
PHILLIPS, INC. 2012 Shannon pl
Sc Mr. silyerne III
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CATION with q view to possible
reorganization Of the Fellows In
American Letters.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

CANNING PEACHES - ree-rtpened
Elbertas from famous orcharos o.
Virginia, So 90 per bushel: open
evenings and sundays. SEVEN COR
NERS MARKET. Fails Church. Va
z miles from Memorial bridge on NJ;
SO Uee blvd0. at intersection OF
Leesburg pike. IL
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fof
any debts contracted BY any one
but myself. HARRY d. MARSHALL.
922 G pl. NV, Washington, d. Z.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred By any one 9tn me
than myself. CARLISLE II. BLAN-
CHARD, 5709 4Oth pl., Hyattsyiiie'
We o CLEAN, dress. repair and make
toupees, wigs, braids: MICHEEstl'
o27 Dupont Circle Bldg. MI. 0Oo5
WE SPECIALIZE in selecting ana
placing bookkeepers. AccountanIys.
once manasers. ATLAS AGENS11'
1920 New York ave. NV. RE. o1of'
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
f desa m cUaifA' WILLIAM 4. AFrRoG.
BOOKKEEPING, accounting, tax re-
porting. Complete, guaranteed, N
expensive. "a 4l5 SaGpoNs,nIT }or
any debts incurred by any one otnsr
than myself STANLEY Z. LAWSON
1870 Lane pl. ne.
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bldg, 14th and G. RE. 393s.

Mutual, ITO &c e.: MA. Os54
Drug sales, pre-med, a5-4o; car: $500
e sna e $3.50. res sale su'e of EQUIP: 81
35: car: S225 and CONN., Accts.
instructor. Va: $226. o. mgr'
s credit . sxper;S; $50 300 np' S'oo' d.
Sea- n,tpI I $3.50 80 See SEE n mfs s Tep
$3.50. Steno. -bkpr.. $50 net. Typ..
Fr.-Eng., $40 net. typ, Span. Enc
500 net. typ. stat, S4S. graz.
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
l70S @ st. NV.
MEN
c sgsst correspondent 5 days.
Collection men; car necessary; some
college; $3.50.
WOMEN
sserstsry; personnel airlines; 3 days;
Secretary; rusty shorthand; 8 days;
Secretaries, exper. 22-s5 yrs; to
Private secretary, college background;
seSinner stenogs., h.s.g. typing IS
hr. vk.; So, 1O0-S2, 400.
CIerk-typists; 5 days. 81 40-S11b
Rate clerks, local, single, hiss; nc
tipping. req, good at arithmetic;
S145rS155.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11

Tea was imported into the
United States by the Dutch set
tiers at New Amsterdam about
1865.
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statesmen
SUPERINTENDENT

For women's coat and suit dept;
part time positions. ewes. and Sats.;
excellent salary and commission.
KQPY KAT. III II st. ne IL
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HELP WoMEN

ALTERATION HAND = White only,
able to At rs well as to alter dresses
and suits, only exper. need apply:
afr-cond., dress shop; salary open.
1914 r st. NV, GEORGETOWN. la
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SALESMAN

FIELD MANAGER-SALESMEN (2),
S1OO-S2OO weekly sal. Apt. selling
Draw VS.. earned comm. Apply Mr..
HARRISON, $40 Ring Bldg, 18th
ExsHPTERsiENCED statesmen, to han
die Home Seal" the highest quail
ity Only True Triple-Track all ex-
struded storm window on the market.
Leads furnished. Our products
should net you ii, in excess s,ss, Of = So ~
2OOOk K st. NV. RE. 1915. --13
insurance men and
trainees,. neat, honest and willing
workers, who have car: no lapse
charge. Apply INDUSTRIAL MANA
GER. 1885 K st. NV, Room 1O2.
10 q. m. to ~. to 4 pm. IL
TRUCK SALES MANAGER. to Or
ganize and head new truck dept
of Ford dealer. Sal plus incentive.
security, permanency, excel oppor
MONROE FORD CO., 1887 East
West hwy, Silver SPRINGS. 81. $500.
AUTO SALES MANAGER. Do you
have ability to select, train, SUPER
wise, produce outstanding sales re-
suits? We require q top new-car
sales manager. Ford dealer. Write
fully on your exper., results. earn
inRs-history. Box 55-T. Star. IL
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

HELP WANTED AGENCIES
STENO., electrical equipment knowl..
start 5000; under 35; See MISS
cor. 18th and Eye, RE. 2S2S.
SECRETARY (F), So, 900
Social secy.. college training. Capitol
Hill secy., under 80. $1,000; assoc
secy., exper.. $50 wk.: Embassy secy.'
under 40. opport., $500; secy; IN
teryiewer, SIS5. Always excellent
openings. Always courteous COOP.
Grafton. Est. 10 yrs. See MISS
Young or Miss knight at
PERSONNEL SERVICE
,o,, ~ .. CIT QRRS
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apts., start within so days, local
man preferred. Give refs. and ex-
per- Bex TAX, Star. Ia
Television Servicemen
Only those with experience need ap-
ply; must have car for outside
allowance. Apply in person, c. J.
Boudreau. SEARS ROEBUCK d CO.,
1901 Lawrence ave. ne. III
2 statesmen WANTED
With cars, must have vacuum cleaner
and sewing machine experience. no
ply in person. 723 9th st. NV. II
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,IItonotive Parts Salesman
NARPENTERS

Two years work Job located Knows
and Summit ave. Kensington, No;
See Nick, OIL. $3.50, KENSlNGTON
ESTATES, INC II
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TRUCK SALESMAN

new and used trucks.
Complete line from h-ton up. At
tractive proposition to one VINO
qualifies. State experience and refs.
BOX 173-X, STAR
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05
FREDERICKSDALE
FREDERICKSDALE

FREDERICKSDALE Mrs.
Rachel Robinson, of Canton, is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Watson
and family spent Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Cant
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Laverne Carter
and son, Lee, of Canton, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Norval Carter
Among those attending the
birthday dinner for Joseph Bates
were Mrs. Lucille Fairall and
children, Mary Louise and Dixie
Lee, Of Tiltonsville, Pa, Mr. and
Mrs. Wllber Oliver and family,
of Summerfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kirkbride and son, Rus
sci, of GAINESVILLE, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Clark and daughter,
Gladys Rose, of Mt. Ephraim.
Clyde Craig Of GAINESVILLE, was
visiting with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Craig.
Mrs. LaVerne Garter and son,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05

Lee, Mrs. Norvel Carter, Mrs
Daisy Butler and Hayes Carter
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs Frank McCauley, Cald-
well route.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Cant and
sons, David and Ronald, were
Sunday evening guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Davis and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hanson, of
Canton, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Leasure en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
Leasurc with a birthday dinner
Sunday Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Kirkbride and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. George Leas-
ure and children, Ethel Jane
Gladys, Sadie and Billy, all OF
Green Valley, Barbara and Lar
ry Gene Leasure, the hOnored
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Leasure
and the host and hostess, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Leasure.
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comerstown, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Wells and Miss Kate
Ward Thursday.
Mrs. William Cain and daugh-
ter, Susan, of Delaware, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Long
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Thompson and son, Ben, of Old
Washington, and Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Lawrence and son, Billy
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ures Mas
sic one evening last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lashley
and sons visited Mr.. and Mrs
Junior Lashley near Batesville
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ures Massie
spent Sunday with his brother
Ana and family near Old Wash
ington.
Mrs. Blaine Wilson and Tom
my Magis spent Sunday after,
noon with Miss Hazel Moore ano
Mrs. Emma Hart.
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CUMBERLAND

CUMBERLAND - Mrs. 0. E.
Waller will entertain the Friend
ly Circle Sunday school class of
the Presbyterian church at her
home on Cambridge street, on
Tuesday evening, May 10, with
Miss May Collins as assistant
hostess.
Raymond Howell and Mes
danes Jewell Bond, NeVa Conn
and Erma Ellie were shopping
in GAINESVILLE, Friday.
Howard Teel, Of Washington
state, is visiting in the home of
his cousin, Mrs. c. S. Bond.
Mrs. Martin Stottsberry is
critically i'll at her home with
high blood pressure and asthma.
Her son, Edwin and wife, of
GAINESVILLE, are helping to care
for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wilson, of New
ark, have been called home be-
cause Of the serious illness of
their mother, Mrs. Will Wilson,
who suffered cerebral hem
morhage recently.
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KENNONSBURG

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS grange
is planning to hold Grange Day
on Wednesday, May 4. The men
will work on the grange hall and
grounds and the women will re-
decorate the inside of the hall. A
picnic dinner will be served at
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Lashley
and son, Byron, Mrs. Louis
Lamb, Bert House, Mr.. and Mrs
Ures Massie, Mr.. and Mrs. R. j
Magis and children, Mrs. Ellis
Long, Mrs. Jimmie Carpenter,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Parks, Phil
lip Harding, Mrs. Robert Wys-
carver and daughter, Joyce, Mrs
Warner Brightman, Eugene
Ward and daughter, Reva, Mrs
Blaine Day and Miss Doris Reed
attended the Grange banquet in
Caldwell Monday evening.
Mrs. Ures Massie and Mrs
William Lashley entertained the
Good Cheer Circle Tuesday eve
ming at the home Of the former
Group No, ! presented the pro
gram.
The last day of school was OBJ,
served here Wednesday, Apri
27, with the annual community
basket dinner and literary pro,
gram by the teacher and pupils
Gary Lashley was admitted tc
a Cambridge hospital Tuesday
evening for an emergency oper,
alton for acute appendicitis.
Mrs. Mary Fry, of Caldwell
was a weekend guest of Mr.. anc
Mrs. r. w. Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Woodarc
and Mrs. Ruth Kissler, of New,