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Evening star., 1949-06-10
HElP poAESTtS

COOK in Christian instttutiop, single
nonsmoker; GOOD salary. and full
maintepance; refs required. Box
COOK and g.h.w.. must be excellent
cook, settled. with recent refs,
Bendix mansle and dishwasher. we
need good maid for q good perm.
SS% nS%s vs prsas. sSsa bass ss " WI sea4
COOK AND G.H.w. for Blue Ridge
Summit, Penna.; delightful summer
resort; GEN. HANSON ELY. ,call
COUPLE. married. sober. live in. for
Ein;g; Eshog: c,o ond a7sf fsookins; references 1s
COUPLE, exper. in ell household du-
ties. must come well recommsndea'
Star. la
COUPLE, eolored, for cooking and
hight housekeeping; references and
D. c. health card required. 24bO
GEN. INV. .CoLoRED WOMAN de-
sired ga days wk child care: 20
cooking: nights or Sundays; refs.
health card. AK. lilo.
G;H;w:, :,-Is liys in or out. 4 in family
W.. OfO~. go
G.H.W., living Hyattsville- -Berwyn
area; $40 wk. clear of taxes. HOTEL
COURT. 5000 BALTIC. blvd, TO. 567s,
10
GIRL, for light housework, assist care
one child; / to 5 Mon. through Fri;
SI2 week. AK. 702o.
MAID, experienced, for g.h.w. and
cooking: permanent position. excel.
lent salary; must have local refs. and
health card. Apply Mr.. Barry, HOL-
LYWOOD CLOTHING CO., 703 7th
st. NV, or phone GE. 1865. liz
WOMAN, colored, 80 to 40; shy.
light laundry; must be good cook;
care Of infant; 10 til after dinner,
sit Q nights week; $50 per week;
city refs. required Call Ia. Sc66.
WOMAN. reliable. eolored. over so.
for e.h.w. and child care; live in;
reference reg; Csn Wo 1886. 10
WOMAN WANTED. settled, colored.
to cook for large family going TO
Mass. June 20 to Sept. 90: local
references; $50 week. 1922 3Sth St.
NV, OR. 5544. Ill
EXPERT MAfD-GH.w.. live in. excel.
salary; must have local refs. $500
Brandywine st. NV. la
WHITE WOMAN. small family, g.h.w.,
live in: opportunity to settled per-
son. 81. 1898. .-.--
Evening star., 1949-06-10
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

BUSHELMAN-Man or woman. Apply
PEERLESS CLEANERS, 1857 Coium-
bla I'd. nv. See Mr.. Douslas. -lC
CASHIER CHECKER for extra worn
in dining room. Sats.. Suns. holi-
days; $3.50 per day and meals
Please apply to Carl Paul. WOOD.
MONT COUNTRY CLUB, Bethesda
Nd.
CLERK-TYPIST for bookkeeping dept
in medical clinic: accounting back
ground and previous exper.. nee
under 35: $1,950 per year. 5a-day
40-hr. wk.; LIMO. vacation, medica
coverage. ST. 1924. -12
custard stores. full or part time
Apply at 902 Bladensburg I'd. ne,
or S430 colesville rd.. 8. g., Nd
between l and pm. Ill
MARKERS AND AssORTERs. exper.
white only, $50 wk. 22I6 stl
MAKE s25-s40 wKLY. phoning from
home. Cash for calls made only !
you know you are good. Mr.
WARNER, 81. S922, Gil only. II:
Evening star., 1949-06-10
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exper. ;, books started,
kept part time: audits. TEX service;
aecoHSiasr IsesSnsSIsa, or aUpi4oR, aSTnj eollese
graduate, 2 yrs. diversified exper
with CPA available. perm. pos. Box
sookkESsfNo. dsSsEl sffS tax service. b 70. s..
Psrt, ,.} 70 yTs w s5RsS' nsoa ar ress 81 fasss ss
references; non.drinker; free 20
civTI ENGfNEER. exper. estimator,
plans. steel ana concrete. AVAILABLE;
cOfN,E syeaay sqTSsyo HCSoRs hA haAaap1arK. ssos IL
pioyment: free to travel: d. C.. and
Md. permits; previous experience
cashier, and informstion ct local
c6sssshcrsi, osssIsssi Gali ak4isfmYouns ri man
artist; have had mine months expe-
rience with Govt, at Pt. Benntng
Ga. g an Illustrator. MA. 1924
cooaassfrssbcrroS On frstbcrroS MAN. "a. Il yrs
Dental and allied lines, seeks fore
man position with local real estate
CO: excellent local references 30,
DRAFTING, exper. craftsman wants
pATt~f1pE W0&A ~ bSuAG+ AA b4SA-
HOTEL Eli DESK CLERK. experienced.
or apt. house mgr, references. BoS
Law STUDENT. second rear, desire.
sSaasssns s0ss e. essssns 4soo s1
LAwYER-young. married. o yrs.
seneral and administrative pras.
tice: familiar legislative procedure;
legal, executive, business eackgrouno
yrs; COLLEGE seeounting; avanso.es s
references. BOX I07-R. star. .1Ss
MAN. colored. wants dsy's work; rel
NAN, coiored. exp. neat. honest. dep.
reliable and sober. want ;oS pSrsss ps5s
or handyman; good refs Hu. o99l'
MAN, eolored. wants JOB as trueh
driver; heavy duty or trailer driver
bondable, AT. 4s56. ~.
MAN, eolored. wants JOB as truck
fisSle' dslsss reserenee' aemp, 10. $500. 10
PAINTER, sober. steady want ton
with reliable person. hobart $500
FAINTER. ooloreo. neat. IL years sx-
perience. wants york By hour o.
eontrae. basis; also brick ana s;one
PHotTnoGRAPHERs-a students desire
part-time lob, available after 4 pm
sepaI sGE RiplE fplaEisfSEiikE.mEcHasuc. IN yoars
exper., with woodworking and meta
tools; any related work considered
YoGsG NAN desires lob a. bus boz
Yot'NG nan. IA. iesai sackgrcund
vet, wants fun time position; any
where. anything. BE o6e2, kxs
a
rierk. A yr.'. expeF.; are 30, ssie.i
sslisss s4ss. Nh fss-N. ssas.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored. reliable. fast anc
thorough. Al references. wants day.
work. Ii. 3-93l3.
GIRL wants Job, general housework;
good reference. Call after pm.
GIRL, colored. desires daywork,
days wk.. Mon, Tues. and Wed
Franklin S065.
GIRLS, two colored, desire any type
of work DE 5904
WOMAN. colored. wants gh,w, nc
cooking. With cooking, no washing
or ironing. NO. 55l3.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


GROCERY and sensral mdss : ml
from wash lsrse sloTe. dgnhU s3a
iArss StaTSge gHak., htAuT!ta! liz 4EsE
quarters. doing ever 81 otfa PET PIE
MaRi b. seen TO be appreciated { a..
Indian Head essl l4'
Esso GAS STATION. corner, .gugly
Mr. 6ERBicH, Nj 4e47 III
ALLEY GARAGE, APPROX 3s*x4a; ITat
$50; sell all OF part equipment aqIe
repair End commercial, near lSth
and Columbia I'd, oERHicA. Nj
BusY prsER on mes, Travelled hsy
pistsly sauip-. air eond - miles
b C; sale or lease shown BY
ssppeintmsnt,, cAPuTT' Realtors
rrxaco rsnas "a AsTfaTfioS TAVERN. Asc
nrm e asp ma ss,a m .o esS,n s1Gn' sntiTs rq pss,
only $40 per mo. cash -, ,oao
shown BY appointment cAPuT1
Realtors. Phone IA. sl2g - 5
FLORIST BUSINESS wili gross sao,-
600 yr. with s-rm. home lse, rec
im and sork Tm double sAE
you viii Be delighted to ass this
bargain, a5@ uneerpricec = down
and small yearly payments Fof
appointment. call HI. 40bo OF write
GEORGE NJ. BE1Trz. 4S2S Meadow
view DR.. Sc wash. 80 d C. ---i 3
LIQUOR REST. Pa ave sc Teie-
vision set. new preeeolrr beer eaa,
new glass bar. 8-yr lease at sees
monthly Cleared $50 600 Ia 1875
Sl2 900 down, bal. Ola terms TR
~; = ask for MANAGE 10
iarge or smak dealing In No. usi
oil; y the Metropolitan Area. Box
CoScassIoN FOR SALE In popular
cocktail lounge restaurant. photos
rephy: eiGarettss, fiowsrs and toys
HARDWARE sTORE near y. c. line
on main highwas IN EroSins CON
other interest. Hillside B97S, l2'
pinbaii machines, on locations,
sood income, Owner compelled TO
sell because he does not qualify 20
operate them. Apply in person,
moSayooMskiSG M osisi H n SMALL oRotraY.
no competition 81 800 Good terms.
Fine opp. TR. 7s2e. NO. 1892
TOURIST coURr--s rms, ana bath,
4 cabins on Route /. near Laurel,
y
house ALVIN EPLINo. uN. Gaia
sit ACRES, commercial. fronting ibc
II on Route /. near Laurel. enly
$4.Ibo. ierms. ALVIN EPLlNo. ,uN
WAREHOUSE and . stores. near chtv
erly. Md, saerifice at cost; nsw aRf
vacant, ALVIN EPLINo. uH oai3
LocksMITH BUSINESS, dovntoxu
area. stock. tools. etc, sood viii
Ions lease available. Ma 60bs. II.
RESTAURANT, good 18th st, ioca.
tton, only $4,000 down, F~yr. lease
A real little money maker. RE
4p10; ewes, ER. 62s2. 40
CONNECTICUT ave location: 70 take
over. ground floor With shov window
Lease snaips Labor pay, 1889 car
Rspio x Toi'f .So so1 rEIIsrsios IR sss 10.
shop for rent FR he35.
RESTAURANT with liquor lie. Sell
tng due to illness. Hsx ITS.R, Star
DELIcATEssEs. soda fountain ant
lent clientele doins over $500
ogsEER. ossss1ER 81. Ss'9 ssss. e terms rla:"'
AUTO GkEAGE, incl. OUT servict
sta, display room srge service
dept: roof parking for 40 cara
ramp, modern bldEss, es9irsSl lgc
pELICATEssES. rsh. lunch; ntx,
movies 5000 business: eolersd trade
2403 Nichols ave. Fes AT 6a33
Evening star., 1949-06-10
HELP kEk
COLLEGE MEN

Vacation work. If you have sales apti-
tude. We can train you In less than
] wk to Join q hard-httting sales
organization in which our men are
earning far above average pay. This
is educational work. Applicant must
be bondable. OF neat appearance and
willing to follow instructions on q
proven sales plan and must have
serious Intentions Of working 3 full
months. See G. Z. MURRAY. 1900
18th st. NV 10
Evening star., 1949-06-10
AoToR TRAxFl tcsna }

GHrr1MGN pRrvTNG ixs AnFssss
June Ia. Esw car. sa&s D share
exD- Refs. exrA- 10. AMgI
Gss
COLLEGE STUDENT sgz eAszFeEs
rarsy Is TexA8 II ~kEhaE&e Tor
r1ks JUICE Is-1a rsssfrncsa Cracsa
sgS5
TO CALIFORNIA POINTS va Asga-
pals GrRnG EAnyaE- Las VEGAS los
Asksies. IL lp4s CSs6szzagsisr cassyert,
TIE Steps s3ae tysgs ae sssA -aswsS
In no hurry Prefer le j 5s6y va
sRtEaats4s Leave sEy 34Eas stLAts
xeek Gail sA 3Hs Ext eos
Leave message :. GU. 10.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
SITUATIONS MeN g. WoMgk

ARLINGTON PREF-Man and vile
With long and successful business
exper would like work In good re-
tail store, capable OF taking over
management Phone WO. 2Sd5.
RELIABLE HUSBAND and wife viii
manage your home and property
while you are gone on vacation or
extended zip To have such persons
in charge. write Box l70-R. Star
Evening star., 1949-06-10

Old established arm has opening IN
its Sterling Silver Dept. for wom-
an with BACKGROUND In direct sell
Ing or definite interest in the sell
have q good record and q keen
desire to get ahead. She will have
maximum cooperation in making
q success In this field including Ma
tionaI Advertising, prominent wom-
sales equipment and training In
the industry, no house to house
canyassing. Must be able to give
both character and business ref
erences. All inquiries confidential un-
til personal interview takes place.
Car essential for local driving. For
interview, call LO. 5-9790 between
8 and IL Saturday morning. ask for
Mr.. GARDINER
Evening star., 1949-06-10
COLLEGE GRADUATE
READ CAREFULLY

Two young men who wished to get
q college education came 70 US :
themselves through college. Both
OF them not only paid for their ed
ueation but banked q lot Of money.
Mr.. 8. r. win be sent Immediately
into a managerial position with. our
company when he graduates. from
college in June. Mr.. A. A. viii also
step into q very valuable position
when he graduates. These are only
2 examples from the hundreds of
men who came to US from all walks
of life and made good. This COM
pany has unlimited opportunities for
men who seek betterment. Shake
hands with successl We have men
who never graduated from the sth
grade in school earning in profits
and commissions over $4,000 per
year merchandising q unique In
vention These men have had no
previous selling experience. II you
are dissatisfied with your present
income. regardless Of what you are
doing, call AL. 00s5 for appt. Ask
fnr MD TSNMpTnN IN
Evening star., 1949-06-10
uoME IMPROVEMENTS


ADDITIONS --- AL remodelirx fycml
aRaaIITos R1ssrriIs I cosTR. CO. RE 4s7s
ADDITIONS. pcrchsA sii types !o'
construction. uew or remodettn&: %
local builder and scn: Tree sstsEaases
NJ LfBRRATORE. uN- 2fSn. la
ADDITIONS. hcsre kmgroysmEnts q
MI srpes. SUBURBAN EKMO0EL-
mo CO. OF 525S, ewes. DE- se0s
CEMENT. STONE and brick work
Ssone wKIls, walkK. eAsmnsy& aTs-
place. 6g!gewaFss pogsatss saseg-
proofraE Free estimates NICK
FAMEI.rI. WA. 63ai. lAs
CEMENT wORK--Ssone wafaA E&x-
sfcne terraces. wafks. cAsmnsyaA are
PLACES. eerasnt eyfvewAy6-. pcTehsS
resssnins walls. pIre drainage. q
kinds or wategryoo1ns, v MARCLE-
EIn. Rouse 9. EsTners a&aS~ mork.
vile, No, RockvfIae 35sN I'll
DHIvEWAxa- elaeG tcD or hAe9tcns
ehtrss repairs og nEs tnSIAaASssRs8
GRAHAM FKTRIK oesxss 1854
IFEwCK--cnntr iSrk gaiyAnf1sd q
posss ae4 In scnerRsss 10 @e5sl
AnNn, a. McntA8 70 pAss &sf -
bssf for tess. NO. 1&6l- 1F
Evening star., 1949-06-10
MoToR TRAvu-

PTTTxBURGM-can take or fn
IA IA. ssso. sssAi sxs sss. 90 Pm.
CHICAGO, MINNEAPotrs-=Tass 4.
lsavins suns II or Ii. ia s5$4.
Evening star., 1949-06-10

Salesman-$5, 900 UP Class
Career opportunity for right man
Appointment selling only. Draw
against earned commission. EECY-
CLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. Call Mr.
Rome. PIE RQ1 10 =.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
SALESMAN

Unlimited opport. for producer with
old estab. house specializing in
quality dishwashing compounds, san
itary chemicals and allied products.
MERRIAM q CO, 4th and Claiming
st. ne. Call DU. 1160 for appt.
10
Evening star., 1949-06-10
HELP WOMEN

WOMAN Of character
education. refinement, 2l-4b; prefer
one experienced In teaching, club or
church work. the type who does not
usually answer Advertisements. Must
be unemployed now. interested in
child guidance and parent training
and desirous Of rendering service OF
national Importance. For interview
write fully, stating age, education
phone number. BOX 151-R, Star.
12s
CLERICAL POSITION.
available with administrative once
of National organization. Applicant
must be accurate and able TO type;
good working conditions IN q CEN
traily located modern Aforementioned
once, small group Of employees; group
insurance. paid vacation and bonus
available Permanent position with
regular salary increases to accept
able applicant Call MRS. MARINER
for appt. at ST. 4676. Ill
Evening star., 1949-06-10
GOOD SALESMAN

Wanted by national advertising
agency. Remuneration discussed at
nsefy1fT ins fu p.rteusTs faT ineudns phone
number. to Box 478-L. Star. 10
Evening star., 1949-06-10
SALESMAN WANTED
YOUNG MEN

Interested In teaching. supeyvisins
interviewing, with opportunity n
become branch managers.
ARTHUR MURRAY'S
Expansion program has made opport
tor high caliber personnel 2 yre
college educ. pref. bat mos Essential
person. to d, Mon. through. Fri
Bee MISS FERRELL. DO mot phone
1106 Conn. eve. NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
BUS OPERATORS

BUS operators; no. experience re-
quired. good pay, free transporta-
ton, free insurance, weekly guar
antee, paid vacations. We train
you and pay you while in trainins;
must be between 25 and 3S. at least
employment manager, 1877 No. Pitt
St. Alexandria. A. B. & w. TRAN
Evening star., 1949-06-10
COTI,EGE STUDENT

COLLEIIE Student
We would like to employ several de.
pendable men for the SUMMED
months TO work with our expert.
enced salesmen In selling russo
nev sne amaroI slGam roinp npow swninss II
Washington and nearby MARYLAND
phone Ma. 4151 for personal In.
xMco PRODUCTS CO.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
MlscrIlANFoUs FoR sAlE.

ACCESSORIES FOE GIIL0NNAs~~~
NechsnEsvss hass tie tarxssf seaestssgH
IN lie CITY aseS iaDb*s see s@s "
and ~ wssa sTtck. r.afzs4nx sEte
f~asars RauslAea HkTHTN<GNH CO
4 stores pksc1s orders At t4n9
Afr0KngnN~. s@h-e&s&. snees ta tsss
ssartAre spex9Seatsoxs ~ KEeessSEss
eerarars wffh aeeaFSsess ~ sngsss
tsss prsres AxAs an wxtEnss eGns3
eons. sxrras, Krry& iaS0 g N
AIN uoxpfYaoNEm. wsnsow ssst- :
YeAra ed " b., xaSa. soae n~w'
&cseN "a ASA1 ---1@
sose unfsa. p4gsscs eszs6 aseS. sesy
rea.cnakss. CME NE tiBE. -~fh
AfE COND5rg0NkM& rsntsa % ssasra-.
ssas. eansasssesns hnnasA e8n~s an6
rrgvsss hasaxs. ss kns e&y. snt1 ss
monsh. Ne 4lys Teg nSss
1i6 { &C IA u. s~osss
Evening star., 1949-06-10

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments In The Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
SALESMAN

70 sell sutomotive equipment and
established wholesaler: excel. oppor-
tunity for progressive individual.
7. 8. JULIEN. INC. 1443 p st. Nv.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
DEL AND GROCERY

wesrty Va. weekly sxxsress kppFex
eTos1: nsvss cell 6as 70 Mnskss maks
reas, eney. phens q. CHA6KNt KA
b1ss o. NA. aaee with KOGOD a
BCCKCFF. l1e
Evening star., 1949-06-10

Unbelievable-Low Price
West Beach tNr. No. Beach,
nsstaarant and bar, eG and &C sale
liauor. licensed aict machines. Price
Ind. equipment and Gxtarss larxs
Bldg. With restaugAns and fErns
artN. abcse. modern eessMse G6sas
a rood business MAX G,
scHwAKTz. IA. $500. naThta Do.
4Nas 10
Evening star., 1949-06-10
MEN

RUG SALESMAN
xxpef. nee. Commission basis. Excel.
opportunity for advancement. 20T
discount on purchases. Free hos
benefits. Apply personnel ONCE, .6th
moor, GoIbENBERGs. 7th and K
Sts, NV, --12
Evening star., 1949-06-10
Hotel Chef-SteWard

MEAT SALESMAN
To call on restaurants, institutions,
etc. Call bet. Q and Q pm, AUTH
SUPPLY CO., Center Market, 9Th
and x Sts. NV -l2
Evening star., 1949-06-10

Grocery Store MgrS.
Established grocery arm expanding
has position for qualified store man.
aRer: interested in salary plus share
Of profits; reply. state age, expert
ence, other pertinent information:
Replies confidential. Box 323-J,
Star liz
Evening star., 1949-06-10
BOTTLING PLANT

.ease or sale Super Kleen, Rod DiA-
moud BottlinR Plant i2b cases
capacity per hoer, Complete and
ready to work For further informA-
tion. contact Mr.. COOITo, OE 4224
or AT 1O0N IL
Evening star., 1949-06-10
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR
GIRLS
Piece Goods SaIesWonan
OPENING JUNE Is

Excellent opportunity. Pleasant sur
roundings. Apply in person, SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO.. 3421 Conn.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
GROCERY CLERKS

AMCO PRODUCTS CO
1912 M ST. NV.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-09-07
BURGESS AT WIS. u.

Madison, Wis.--Rcss A. Bur-
gess-Zion State Bank, Zion,
ILL.,, is one of 500 bankers from
% states and the District of
Columbia who are enrolled in
the fifth annual summer SEES
sion of the University Of Wis
consin School Of Banking which
opened it's doors on the State
University campus here Mon
day, Aug. Fl.
Of the 500 bankers enrolled
in the school this year, Isl are
in the Glass of 1919, while 205
are in the Glass Of 1850, and
243 are in the Class of 1851.
The school is sponsored by state
bankers associations of the
Central States Conference. It
has been endorsed by Is state
associations in the Midwest.
The purpose of the Univer-
sity's School of Banking is to
provide bankers an opportuni-
ty for advanced study and re-
search in banking, economic,
and monetary problems, &C
cording to F. H. Elwell, dean
of the School of Commerce,
which conducts the banking
sessions.
In addition to the University
faculty, the teaching staff for
the banking school includes
outstanding men from function
al and educational sections of
the banking field.
Attendance at three summer
sessions is necessary for grad
uation and additional extern
sion work is required. Enroll
ments are limited in order to
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-09-07
fife TheOCraf

maintain the highest standards
and to develop a close personal
relationship between the stu
dents and faculty, Dean Elwell
declared.
ssThe program is arranged to
provide a broad, fundamental
understanding of significant
banking, economic, and none
tary problems" Dean Elwell
pointed out. cit is not planned
to devote time to routine func.
tional operations and other
everyday elementary tech
niques, for it is assumed that
all students are familiar with
these operations"
The school will be in session
from Aug. FL to Sept. 8. Com
mencement for the Class of
1949 will be held Sept. 2.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-09-07

slow in getting to the place Of
the treasure. They all ended up
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Stump where they, to-
gether with the men in charge,
were treated with fine refresh
ments. Announcement was
made that next Monday would
bring a surprise treat for them.
We are always glad to hear
of those who are taking their
places in the Lords work.
Whether it be as the doorkeep-
er, teacher, usher, preacher,
janitor, or guard, the thing that
counts is the faithfulness with
which the duty is discharged.
but a faithful man who can
find?" Prov. 2O:6b. "He that
is faithful in that which is least
is faithful also in much; -"
Luke 1910 Moreover it is
required in stewards, that
man be found faithful" I Cor.
4:2.
May God help us to grasp
this truth day by day. Hearing
the testimonies of others to
this fact, and reading what
others are experiencing is
source of help to each one of
Gods children. I was reading
the letter written by the Rev.
Gerald F. Lee which appeared
in the August issue of ''The
Zulu & Basutoland Missionary"
telling of his experience with
the demon possessed maid. Ger
ry has experienced something
that we must all probably face
at one time or another in the
work of the Lord. We must
come to recognize the presence
of demons in human beings. We
must, also, claim the power of
God over the Devil and his SER
wants.
Last Tuesday evening was
the time for the Junior girls
class picnic, and they went by
bus to Encanto Park. Mrs. Nor
rison is the teacher of this fine
class of girls. Before they left
the park, a group of us gather
ed there to have visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bagg and
family, of st. Jacob, Illinois.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-09-07

They were on their way home
from an extended trip to the
west.
On Sunday evening, about
100 gathered here at the cha
pei for a pot-luck fellowship
family supper. Mr.. Morrison
gave the count as 90 lined up
to pass by the laden table, COW
cred with many dishes of fine
food. Later we gathered in the
chapel for program. This ser
vice was under the leadership
of the young people. Special
music, hymn and chorus sing
ing, an object lesson, Scripture
reading and pictures on the life
of Joseph were included in the
program. We were very glad
to have several new ones pres
ent for this time of fellowship.
We are expecting to have
Elder and Mrs. Barker visit us
next Saturday and Sunday.
They are in California this
week, with Overseer Robinson.
Then last evening, the boys
of the Christmas Chs, at the
close of their meeting had a
marshmallow roast by the fire
side in front of the chapel.
inns letter may appear in the
last issue of the Theocrat. We
certainly thank Overseer Min
tern and Mr.. HUH for their CO.
operation in printing these lit
tie news reports. We look for
ward to sending in the articles
to the "Zion-Benton News"
which, we expect will be pub
llshed the middle of Septen-
Der.
Thank you for your interest
and prayers for the work here.
We would be glad to hear from
some of the readers of these
news items. If you have any
request or suggestion, feel free
to drop line to us.
Leland Barton,
Elder in Charge. /.
915 E. Dunlap
Phoenix, Ariz.
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