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DEMONSTRATORS

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We have openings for 4 ladies in the
Wash. area. There Is no competl-
ton in this field. No experience
necessary. Free training. Llnerai L;a
earnings; former brush. cosmetic.
plastic, demonstrating helpful; must
have pleasing personality ana neat
appearance. Call 10: 2-0s96 TO
make appt. for personal interview 70
be held T:30-9 pm. Mon. ana 9'oo
am. to 12 noon Tues.
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK-Ex-
perienced preferred. 1901 Rhode Is
land ave. ne, DU 5000. %
DRUG CLERK, experienced; part
TINS evenings can AT. AG,raRs aass' tu,
and part time; exper.: excel. start
ing salary, with regular pay, IN
creases. Apply In person. No phone
calls. WHEATON PHARM:, 1140l
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Md. %
FIRE AND CASUALTY underwater
for insurance once: tipping essen
pay. JEAN MATQU, 7115 Wis. ave,
Bethesda, Md. WI. 1900. IS,
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, exper..- good sal
ary;; Apply at once 1883 Macarthur
HosTEss. experienced only; good pay:
RRnsfsAuR2Nr. RRnfsAsudfRa2iNsr 14os 1os L t. Nv. II
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INVITATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN

accountants. clerks.
typists. general once workers and
salespeople available for afternoon
and evening positions while at
tending school. Many are expert
enced and majority are veterans.
II you need oart-time employees.
call BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNI
VERSITY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
100 18th S. NV, Republic 2262.
CREDIT INTERvIEwERs. exper.. to
take credit applications and con-
tracts; must be neat and intelligent
young person. capable Of meeting
public; pleasant surroundings and
excel. working conditions. Apply
Mon. only. Mr.. Bolts, LACY'S, INC,
500 Z st. NV. 3
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SITUATIONS WoAAEk

BoOKKEEPER-TYPIST, with down
town ONCE, desires part-time work.
COOK. first-class, pastry and combi-
nation, hotel and restaurant. ANNIE
HARVIN, ph. Hudson 1895. 81
ELEVATOR OPER. LIC.. colored,
q; Isay saai desires full-time day Job
GIRL. colored, desires job as beauty
operator. Call CO. 5977.
GIRL. colored, desires job as PIX
operator; exper.; refs. HU. $500.
GIRL wants typing at home. clerk or
domestic work; no cooking. W.
Nurse, Thas prac.. graduate. desires work
any time: ref. RE. 1859. A.
SECRETARY, aualifed stenosrapher
and typist, desires employment two
days week WED, FriO. Box l66-E'
SECRETARY. experienced in patent
and general law; permanent posi-.
zion desired. Box 173-E. Star. A.
SECRETARY, legal. several years
experience. native Washinstonisn'
TYING done at home: letters. re-
ports. manuscripts etc: accurate;
CONFIDENTIAL. RE. O645, Ext. 60s.-
TYPIST. wants work at home. enve-
lope addressing. letters, reports or
manuscripts. OV. 2555. -S
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AEIp AEA lcnnt l
MARRTED MAN, with small famil!

MARRIED MAN. with small family,
NATIoNRL oRGASSiizAT1oN will
train young man. interested in even
tual sales career. for approximately
assignment Experience not neces-
sary. Some college education or
equal preferred. DI. 2247. q
OUR MEN are complaining. They
have more leads than they are able
to. serve. We can use additional
whom should live in Virginia. Only
men OF the $4,000 caliber need ap-
ply Suite 200, l415 K st. NV. 4
PART-TIME INVESTIGATOR and ad-
juster to work on hourly basis; must
furnish own transportation and sub
nit typewritten reports; particularly
attractive to retired Army offcer or
executive Reply giving educational
background, age and experience. Box
THE THE RiGHT Has POSITION for the right
man. We are seeking the services
yrs. OF age, who possess neat sp-
pearance and good character. who
have ambition to make success
and who are willing to WORK hard
to realize that ambition. We are
interested only IN men who desire
permanent position. who can take
on responsibility and use initiative:
These are permanent positions and
any average person can plan to
make at least S75 per wk. from
the start. Men chosen will be
trained and especially prepared for
this work. Apply MR.. MURRAY,
MMGp1A4hE sn3e 1sth s. orkS1Ne h;Si for man over
80 to become permanent local rep
resentative Of old established Arm;
pleasant contacts among home own
ers, in semiprofessional capacity:
repeat business; exclusive territory
IN suburban Washington; car nee
essary; complete training by. COM
pany representative: Excellent COM
wrs Sisssisa Box aos nsesW New
ark. New York State.
UTILITY MAN, truck driver, porter,
stock clerk; 40-hour. 5ia-day week,
MUTH. 7lO 18th st. NV. a
p. J. NEE co. has leased fine Silver
Spring store and REQUIRES a top
Grade sales manager for it. This is
an exceptional opportunity for the
right man. Replies confidential; do
not apply unless you are thoroughly
experienced, ambitious. energetic and
would like to earn over $3.50 per
week with ideal cooperation and
working conditions See DERMOT
NEE, 145 1th st. between 1890 and
~ or phone Elk. $500 for appoint
nent .
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK. colored woman, desires q JOB.
part time or all time. AK. 4597. 81
GIRL, colored; for s.h;T,, DAY. Gays work
GIRL. colored, wishes full or part
time work with EMPLOYED couple;
no Saturday or Sunday. in Airing
ton. Va. Refs. GIL. 6154.
GIRL. colored. reliable. desires s.h.w.:
5 days week, Sd: OF Thurs. and
sun; S21.T5 wk. HO. 1925.
GIRL, colored, wants day work. TR'
GIRL, cofored, neat, reliable, fast
and thoroush: Al references; wants
day work. AD.- O126.
to live in; g.h.w. and earing for
children; no cooking; refs. Ho. 7467.
HAND LAUNDRESS wants work to do
at home: exper.; reliable refs. no.
INTELLIGENT LADY, eolored, to care
for baby, 3 days VIZ. Apply 1888
1etA Ut. NV; ant. D.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WILL TAKE /. . or 3 passengers to
California;; leaving this week. going
by Santa Fe Trail in l94S Ghevro,
let sedan. Call HI. 654l. GEORGE
TRUMAN. .
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|ELP WOMEN
Advertising Assistant

AAN ~ SAoAAA6 &411ASSS~AS
An interesting position is open in
the advertising department Of Lewis
d Thos. Saltz for capable assist
ant. Must be able to take dictation
and type we'll Experience essen
tial, but not absolutely necessary.
Permanent position and wonderful
opportunity for future. Apply MI.
Thos. Saltz by letter or in person.
Lewis & Thos. Saltz, Inc.
1909 G st, NV 3
WOMAN and litter
Must be thoroughly experienced, ca
pable of fitting and completing al
terations on coats, suits, dresses
Excellent salary. WARDELL'S, 11lO
? st. NV. MA 343a IS
ASST. MANAGER for dress shop; top
saleswoman can qualify; references
required; salary and bonus. 1904
BEAuTICIAN. expert for Thursday
Friday. Sat; Nd; license req; top
BEAUTICIAN. expert all-around oper-
ator; salary and commission; hours.
9 to =; 4s47 Mass. ave. NV.
BEAUTY pNi l OPERATOR, manicurist:
m1st nv tSis be expert hours Q to 5. Can
Beauty OPERATOR. refined. al
around. to work in upper Conn
ave. beauty salon 3 days wk or
on commission basis. Box 27s-B
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HELP WOMEN

sECRETARY, experienced, with above
average steno skills, for interesting
part time day assignments. RE.
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PIX OPERATOR-Experienced only
good salary. Apply QUAKER CITY
PERSONNEL fNTERViEWER, under
80. local exper: pref; submit state
ment qualifica tons; indicated salary
PfERsoNNEI. .TYPIsT .RECEPTIoNIsT
-Part-time; clerk duties, l0-4 pm, +;
under 80; submit statement qua Inn
RESIDENT MANAGER-Thoroughly
experienced lady for large apt; bldg;
on Conn. ave; apartment and good
salary. In reply, state experience,
age and qualifications. Box 2I,D,
slLEsLADY. experienced. for bakery
and confectionery: reflned eStaollsn :
ment: full-t!me and SUNDAY Tork.
Apply in person. II" columpia
sHLEssLADY. ready-to-w.ar expert
ence. steady lob. Apply BELLE
sAaGEasLabfEs' aa9a l15h T. xhite. aT full time is
or over. Apply F. v. WooLwoRTH
SALESLADIES, experienced, children
wear; full or part time; excellent
salary and commission. Apply
ESTHER SHOP. 1928 F st. NV. -4
SALESLADIES-Rea wear, ae-
cessories. or millinery; In fine ladies
specially store. Exper. pref; perm
anent positions with oppor. for ad-
-vsncement Apply Miss Helen. THE
EssIE o'DoNNELL COY. 3407
Conn. ave. -
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i IrTsTNyrwNN MEM

ATTENTION. MEN.
Have you 8 spare hours daily? Could
you use an extra So commission for
B hours? Full-time opportunities
also available. Age no handicap.
Apply from S to. 1890 and from
3 to 6 at 35o5 14th st. NV, ask
for MR. ALLOCCA IS
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RECREATION
ROOMS

RECREATION ROOMS
Albert Einhorn specializing in mod
erniZing Easements into attractive
recreation rooms with the latest
materials; papeling living rooms and
attlcs done over free estimates
cheerfully given 433 K st, NV,
Ma 1869: night phone. 81. 1892 --:i
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PIANO

Jesse French. We have several 40.
inch console models that retail regu.
duced to S595. These instruments
are floor samples and returp from
rent. All In Al condition and garry
Q full new piano guarantee. Com3
in and try these instruments before
aHa BELL M Music 1tce,.ni CO.. i1os q st. nv.
DI. s464. =S
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc tcen., ,

VTRGINTA GIRL, colored, wishes {
days wk:; g.h.w.: Mon. and Thurs.
co. 1865.
DAYS WORK-Colored girl desirei
days work. Good references. TR
nHnS
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SHOE statesmen

Experienced in selling women's foot
wear; good salary. steady position:
ALVIN LEWIS, 1016 Conn. ave. "a
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AND SERVICE tcen..,

SAVING, custom work done. See Mr..
Moore or Mr. Mathis, RED GATE
FARM, Germantown, Md. Phone
Gaithersburg 30. 3
cleaned. oiled ana
adjusted. All work guaranteed RE
1177 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
ufraH$oLsThR9; Pr l4FhR9R RUGS cleaned. moth
ice. Call Lockwood 5-0355.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repaint-
ed. retaped, recorded. PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND CO., 6214 r, /.
ave, Riverdale. Md. UN. 1915.
COMPLETE AWNING SERVICE, avn
ings recovered, awnings repaired and
removed. CITY AWNING CO., 1880
Georgia ave RA 800.
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READY-TO-WEAR
SPORTSWEAR

Experience necessary. Salary plus
commission. Discount on purchases.
Free disqualification and other EN-
ploye benefits. Apply personnel Of
Ace. 5th floor. GOLDENBERG'S 9TH
and K SITS. NV. 3
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sALEsWOMAN-If you are desirous
working q few hours . day and
have previous exper in telephone
solicitation, call OR. 07o9 today
sSLEsWoMHN-Unusual woman for
special position in. dignified un;
outstanding personality essential. No
books, magazines canvasstng. Ap-
plicant who needs to earn as much
As SIS wk pref Personnel or sales
experience helpful. Car nee. for 10
cal driving. For interview, write
sAIIEsWoMAN. q to 35 years of
age: excellent opportunity for per-
nanent employment in neishbor.
hood apparel store: salary. $40
per week and discounts on puf-
appointment. NO. a229. "a
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BUSINESS SERVICES
PERSONAL

TRASH REMOVAL - Free estimates
cheerfully given. ACTION TRASH
SERVICE, AID. 5457.
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SUPERVISOR
Experienced children's wear. Excel
lent opportunity, top salary to right
person. Give full details Of expert
ence Box 21S-E, Star 4
OPERATOR, white
woman; experienced for day and
evening work. Permanent position
in downtown apt Call RE. 05S5.
TAHORESS, experienced, for ready
to-wear clothing store, steady en-
ployment for good worker. LONG 8.
73l 1th st. NV. 4
TYPISTS
One who can take dictation and ham
die personnel records. answer tele-
phone calls in managers once: s.
day week; many company benefits.
Call in person Mr.. c. j. Boudreau,
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO., 2301
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PIANO
PIANO

Made by Estey. Victorian model. full
keyboard: an excellent value at
1895; lists new. S695, rs down, $40
mo- KITS. 1880 G st. NV. -
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Suitable for church. schools and the
discriminating musician; studio up
rights very specially priced At S475:
quantity limited. KITS. 1880 q
at NV -
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PAINTING??????
And you don't know whom to call?
Phone the Sherwin- Williams Paint
viii help YOU select q painter to At
your lob from our long list Of reput..
able painters A free service OF
Shervin- Williams Paints
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kimball; q real saving in . fine piano:
the Kimball consolette with 3 ex-
elusive tone-touch features: one Of
the worlds finest pianos, yet so rea-
sonably priced. Come into our show
room and let US show you these fine
GaMpRE nss1pRsnts musfc sSnvsoent co f1os feTms g.
:, ", GAIA q
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SAI,ESIy yADY

SAIESLADY
young woman to sell the
worlds finest imported tweed coats
from England in the vomen's de-
partment OF Lewis & Thos. Saltz.
Must be thoroughly experienced.
Permanent position. with excer..
Young woman can earn S15 to 500
weekly and more) Apply to Mr.
Thos. saltz by letter or IN person.
Lewis & Thos. Saltz., Inc.
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SORTERS, must be experienced. Ap.
ply WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 1921

SORTERS, must be experienced. Ap-
ply WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 1927
sTENoGRAPHER (junior - Alert
young woman, ls to 20, able to take
shorthand 80 to 100 words per min
ute and type neatly and accurately.
Good salary, permanent position:
5-day. 4O-hr. week; sick leave, paid
vacations, free transportation and
other benefits. Phone for appoint
ment. GAPITAL TRANSIT CO. MI.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, for
credit dept. of national petroleum
organization, credit experience pre-
ferred but not essential: pleasant
working conditions. Call between 8
am. and 5 pm. weekdays, MR..
PIERCE, IA. $500 3
STENOGRAPHER, experienced. single;
interesting work with Catholic or
ganization: excellent working condi-
tions: $500 month. 5-day week. Call
RE. 1858, Ext. 100. --3
STENOGRAPHER, general ONCE work:
bright beginner considered; 5-aay
JOHN JOHN, HAMcock HAN MUTUAL LIFE
sTfEi;NoSGRApHER II; with knowledge of
bookkeeping to take full care of
small construction ONCE. 5i7-day
wk Apply JAFFE, g1 18th st. n. "
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SALESLADIES
and millinery: expe..
rienced only need apply. Excellent
salary, steady position. Apply ai
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1910 Tnnr Apc

CASHIER AND CLERKS
Energetic young ladies for 1000 MGR
machine and application interviewers
in large credit jewelry store; excel
lent starting salary. pleasant work
ing conditions together with COM
pany benefits and paid vacation.
ment to those who qualify. Apply
ready for work to Mr.. Kyle. BATES
JEWELLERS. 9th and F sts. NV.
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CASHIER

With retail merchandise experience,
knowledge OF switchboard and tipping
desired Pleasing personality. 40
hr. wk.: permanent position; good
salary. Apply office
M. PASTERNAK
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VALUABLE ARLINGTON LOCATION
Approx. $4,000 So. it., zoned com
mercial and light industrial on WI,
son blvd. close to Clarendon. Priced
reasonably. Prominent site for any
business in Nations fastest-srowing
section. Exclusive with
Talmage Wilcher, Realtor
1898 wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000. =
ROOMING BEAUTY
II rooms, 4 baths; near 18th and
Harvard: rent. $3.50; long lease: in
come, $500 and apt. and private
bath on LIST floor for owner: expen-
sive furniture; clean as pin: wants
$500 down Call Mrs. Koch ewes.
Or SUNDAY. DI s447.
C.. ]. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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ACUTE ALCOHOLISM

\ limited number of selected alco'
holic patients accepted for under.
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITARIUM. WI. 100, Oh 1855
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Machine Work Wanted
One Of best equipped machine shops
in area has some available ma =
chinery and manpower Tor contTaGt
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OFF-SAIE BEER
Grocery -delicatessen. modern In every
respect. Doing very good business.
Top prices. Al location; Yrs.
lease. Rent. S125. monthly. THIS
is q real opportunity. investigate.
CHRIST CHAPLIN
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GROCERY
Doing 5000 weekly. Beautiful store.
near Ga. and N. il. aves. Plenty Of
close to $4,000 in stock; $500 cash.
SAM CHANTKER & CO., ST. 1907.
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GROCERY

414 r ct. NV, doing over $1,000
week, By inexperienced party. All
colored trade. No beer Short hours.
One Of the best locations in the city.
No apt. Rent S125. complete price;
S6.S5O. includes large stock. Small
SAM CHANTKER 4 CO., ST. 3707.
-3
Variety Store-Delicatesse
Over 800 wkly. bus; game machine
bus. Partners say sell for $1,000
down. Priced right. Exclusive with
Elk. $751;; eve. sindler, 10. 2-2431:
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HELP WoMEh (con..)

HOUsEKEEPER, g.h.w., white, perm.
position, live in; 2 school children:
extra help: refs: checked before
}ptarview No 602Q ~
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-Fine standard makes
at large reductions. ST 9400 JOR-
DAN PIANO CO.. corner 18th and G
SITS. NV. II
ADDING MACHINE, Sunstrand cleo
tric, heavy duty with direct sub
tract; reconditioned; guaranteed;
500 so RE. 11S0.
AQUARIUMS. exotic fish, all the rare
new imports; Rasbora breeding
sizel, Albino Mollies, Kuhll, etc.
Live food. Open 12 to $50 daily,
l to ) Sun Under new MANAGE
ment AQUARIUM SUPPLY CO.,
1897 Ga. ave. a
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer, In good
condition, Sl5: also wicker stroller,
So. SH. 40S9. 3
BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer. slightly
used; $50 new, sell for $50. Call
MI 1881. 4
BABY FURNITURE. high chair. bas
sinet, Kroll crib, Eng. stroller: bar
gains; like new. Phone WA. 1857.
Marion progress., 1949-02-24
Davis Seeks Pay Hike
For County Officials

Raleigh, Feb. 21-Rep. Roy Davis
of Mcdowell County tonight intro
duced bill to give salary increases
to number of Mcdowell County
officials and employees.
Under the measure, the clerk of
Superior Court who now gets about
$3,400 a year, would receive 900
for all his services, including his
duties at juvenile Judge. The regis
ter of deed, who is now paid $2,400
a year, would get $4,000 year.
The bill would increase the pay
of Mcdowell County commissioners
and members of the board of edu-
cation from SIS to $40 a day, with a
mileage allowance of five cents a
mile. The pay of the chairman of
the board of commissioners would
remain at $50 a month plus five
cent mileage allowance.
The bill would authorize the COM
missioners to pay the assistant clerk
Of Superior Court and the assistant
register of deeds not less than $100
Continued on last page)
Marion progress., 1949-02-24
Contracts Mailed By Marauders
To Reserve Squad And Rockies

Contracts have been mailed to
eleven members of the 1948 Marion
Marauder Basketball squad. In ad--
dition to these members Of the re-
serve list, contracts have been mail
ed to four rockies according to an
announcement released by Business
Manager J. c. Rabb.
Contracts were mailed to Lefty
Griffin, Charles Ferguson, Art
Briskner, Jack Triplett, Ray Vow,
Mark Ferguson, Harry Holt, John
Gold, Tom Cumby, Higgins ]. Dun
can, Nat Yablon, John B. Beam, w.
T. Wooten, Sam Redick, and Paul
Moore.
To date, contracts signed by play
ers and returned to officials of the
Marion Baseball Club include: Hig-
gins J. Duncan, Nat Yablon, John
R. Beam, w. T. Wooten, Sam Red
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Marion progress., 1949-02-24
Ciuitan Club
Organized Here;
Officers Elected

Albert M. Neal was elected pre-
sident of Marion's new Civitan club
at a meeting held in the Methodist
Hut last week. Other officers elect
ed were: J. W. Streetman. Jr, and
Everette C. Carnes, vice presidents;
Frank Sentelle, secretary; w. F.
Grant, Jr., treasurer, and the Rev.
James B. McLarty, chaplain.
Application for charter is being
made and plans are underway for
charter night dinner April 8.
D. w. Lambert, Of AshevilIe, dis
trict lieutenant-governor and G.
W. Shepherd, a member of the
Asheville club and field secretary
of Civitation International, met
with the Marion men for their Or
ganization meeting.
The board Of directors is COM
posed of: w. l. Haithcock, J. War
rem Franklin, DR.. William Hagna,
McLarty, George K. Knisley, and
Rev. C. C. Cross.
Meetings will be held at the noon
hour on the first and third Thurs
days.
Marion progress., 1949-02-24
First Aid Glasses
Started This Week

The first in a series of First Aid
classes for employees of the U. S.:
Forestry Service was held Tuesday
evening in the jury room of the
court house, Mrs. Ann Hawkins,
Red Cross executive secretary, an
nounced this week.
The class was organized by re-
quest of the Forestry Service and
will be continued for three weeks.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
nights were tentatively set as class
nights, beginning at 7 p. m. and con-
tinuing until 9.
Those enrolled are: Paul White,
James Fisher, Thermal D. Ross, Ray
Huffman, William B. Finley, Carl
Moody, Henry Frisbie, Clifford
Gainard, Gustaf P. Huffman, David
L. Rector and Ralph H. Robinson.
Marion progress., 1949-02-24
Personnel
Changes Made
AT Local Bank
w. F. GRANT NAMED CASHIER
OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SUCCEEDING J. N. MORRIS

1t has been announced that j..
Neal Morris has rendered his resig-
nation as Cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Marion,s effective
March l, 1949, which has been ac-
cepted by the Board of Directors
of the Bank. After March Is, he
will be associated in business with
R. J. Morris of Marion. Upon his
resignation, W. F. Grant, assistant
cashier, was advanced to the posi-
ton of Cashier and the manage
ment of the Bank created the new
office of Executive Vice-President.
Milton L. Campbell, president of
the First National Bank at Belle
Glade, Florida, has been elected
Executive Vice-Presidentt to fill
this new position in the First Ma
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Marion progress., 1949-02-24
Red Cross Campaign
10 Open March |
MARION HIGH
.BAND CONCERT
| SET FOR TONIGHT

High School band musicians-fif-
ty five strong-will present their
second concert of the year, Thurs
day, February "a in the high school
auditorium. The concert will start
at eight o'clock.
The program includes a number
of very fine works for band plus
an interesting piano solo the "Sword
Dance" played my Mary Belle
Grayson with accompaniment by
the band. Also, a saxophone quar-
tet will be presented. Players in the
quartet are: Bobby Long, Ikey Nc
Lain, Gray Proctor and David Fin
ley.
The complete list of selections
for the concert follows: Sherwood
March-Milligan; "Orlando Palan-
drino"-Joseph Hayden; Minuet In
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Marion progress., 1949-02-24
HUNT TRAYEL0CUE
GIVEN BY H0LLER
AT KIWANIS MEET

Cato Holler gave a travelogue of
his recent hunting trip to Canada
and Kodiak Island at the meeting of
the Marion Kiwanis club Tuesday
evening.
S. R. Perkins, vice president, pre-
sided and presented the speaker to
the group He explained in detail
the experiences he had during his
trip to Canada last fall, and illus
trated his discussion with a number
of snap shots he had made during
the trip. Holler was successful in
killing a l,500 pound Kodiak bear,
which is of the largest species now
in existence. Kiwanian Holler stat
ed that he had left the head and
hide of the animal he killed with a
taxiderrnist in the State of Wash
ington where it will be made into a
trophy to be added to the prize col
lection of Holler
After the conclusion Of the dis
cussion, the speaker was besieged
with many questions, which he an
swered readily. The enthusiasm with
which this program was evidenced
by the fact that a number of XII
wanians remained after the ad-
jounment of the meeting for fur
ther discussion.
Marion progress., 1949-02-24
COMMUNITY
CONCERT DRIVE
TO BE LAUNCHED

The Marion Community Concert
association will begin its second an
nual membership drive next week
under the leadership of Mrs. S. w.
Blanton and Mrs. Donald Mcintosh,
chairman and co-chairman, Paul j.
Story, president, announced yester-
day.
Other officers are: Mrs. Carl
McMurray, first vice president;
Mrs. Donald Mcintosh, second vice
president; Albert Hewitt, third vice
PRESIDENT; Wayne Jarrett, secre-
tary-treasurer; Rev. M. O. Owens,
Jr., publicity chairman; Bernard
Hirsch, concert presentation chair
man. In addition to the officers the
Board Of Directors is composed of:
Mrs. R. L. Corbett, Rev. J. B. McLar-
ty, Miss Louise Poteat, Mrs. Walter
Patton, Miss Ruth Greenlee, Rev.
A. P. Mack, Mrs. Harry Mccall, S.
R. Cross, J. L. Gourley, Mrs. Annie
Miller Pless and Mrs. Jason B. Dey-
ton of Spruce Pine.
The Association has presented
two attractions thus far this seas
on: Joseph Battista, pianist, and
the Barry Ensemble. One other con-
cert is scheduled for this season,
and will be presented on March 7.
The artist will be John Tyers, emf
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