davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-12-18
Arcade Sunshine

sALEsMAN-unusual opportunity for
Natl. orgn; man must be good pro-
ducer. Prefer. man who has had
intangible sales exper. Do not
expenses. Car. essential: local work;
Statement of business and personal
qualifications in detail will be con-
fidential. Box 27S-H Star. lis ,
SALESMAN. with car; salary, and
Exper calling wEo,asa2e on LEGAL a1m res
!ali MR.. ALBERT. Ii. 7-9540.
SALESMAN. $50 week: 5-day week,
S-4 p.m. age and sales exper. not
important, Req. youthful. cheerful,
good sales personality. See MR..
RICE. 1926 H st. ne. is
salary; rapid promotion, Exper. SELL
calls. Perm. AMERICAN BAG &
PAPER CO. FIR. 1903. is
SALESMAN. perm. position with ex-
eel. chance for Advancement; very
attractive salary and comm; no
expsr ss,,1Ss nec we t,aip nn,p yoH so9d Esf
1920 Orchard ave, Takoma Park,
sALEsMAN-Distributor to sell Baby
Ruth and Butterfingers. in upper
Montgomery County: good. sal. and
comm; cash deposit RED: should live
J. j. r. sTGRiEwALT. 1886 Hamilton
st. NV. No phone calls. 30 :,
Mems wear and work
clothes; salary plus comm; exper.
MILLS CO, 9th and z SITS. NV.
SALESMAN, age 81 to IS, to sell and
C.. good nav Phone ME, 5306. 49,
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS for Bid No.
B-1-11S0-51 will be received at the
Procurement Section. National Bu-
reau Of Standards. ego 11th street
NV. WASHINGTON c5, D. c., until 2
pm. December 20. 1850. and then
publicly opened. for Submin;ature
rugged design tubes. as described in
the above mentioned bid which may
be obtained from the Procurement
Section. National Bureau Of Stand
ards 10
Evening star., 1950-12-18
UNIT CONTROL CLERK


BOY--Ambitious neat, intelligent;
sional photography to assist photo
grapher and do general work in
lge. PHOTOGRAPHIC labratory. CHASE
STUDIOS. Ltd. 1904 M st. NV,
MAN, exoer., 10, cigar counter in
drugstore: must be fast and alert.
SILVER SPRING DRUG. s575 Ga.
MAN. white. about 40. for gasoline
salary plus commission; ref. leo.
Call IL. 3-12n3. lis
Box 211-G, Star.
MAN. to repair washers and appli-
aNRy a1s7. wo' RAPI8 4411 CO. 4sa7 wisconsin @2s
MAN. experienced. with large family,
pp 9 sse efgs 45 q fsim ST. nv No S5er So sss 9ssd
MAN, colored. driver, yard man.
houseman; live out; 5Ha-day week.
Phone ST. 4567 for interview.
MEN t30),, white, to distribute hand
bills; daily pay; z am. 46o New
York ave. NV.
MEN. part time. for afternoons and
established months accounts. No
SE kEYs1oSE ossssSaEh kEADERRs' sERVIeE. ssssH.
124 9th st, NV. 10
MAN, white. to help in stock
room: permanent position and ad-
vancement. Call Personnel Depart
ment. HO. PATS. 10
MAN, as assistant. purchas-
ing agent in a growing company.
Age % to 35, knowledge of print
ing or purchasing experience help
looking for a position with a real
future; state all qualifications in
letter. Box 1881 Star. 80
MEN t3). white. 1921. to
assist mgr in circulation sales work;
drawing acct. and commissions;
$50 am. Rm. s27, 724 9th st.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
MESSENGER

High school graduate, 1870 year.
of age neat in appearance anc
capable of passing a physical exam
Apply Personnel Room 506. Oper
weekdays 5000 and Sat 9-1.
EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-12-18
BY AUCTION
at w ES HER S
COS E ST. NV.
TOMOR ROW

commencing 9:3O am.
continuing until afternoon
NEW FURNISHINGS INCLUDE
vanities. framed and unframed mir
rors. platform rockers; drop-leaf,
end cocktail and lamp tables; sec
tional sofas: lounge, television. side
and boudoir chairs; table electro
lieres, etc.
Practically new high grade mahogany
credenza. set Of dining chairs. ia
;obean and walnut dining kroups,
twin and double beds. sterilized in
nerspring mattresses and box springs.
Lying and bedroom groups, chests
OF drawers, dressers. studio and
sofa beds. utility and kitchen csbi-
nets. tables. chairs and other house
de1S
Evening star., 1950-12-18
HELP MEN

COLORED - Delivery; experience in
NV. section. Apply 3423 Connecti-
cut ave. 10
WANTED, TWO EXPER.
USED-CAR statesmen
Plenty Of floor time, good proposition
to the right men. See Mr. Duke,
MONROE FORD CO.. 1887 East
West hwy. Do not phone. Call in
person, 10
Evening star., 1950-12-18
ENGINEERS
300 JOBS


Construction. design. DEVELOPMENT
engineering. tresearcb): eneineering
service and other. eastern defense
projects: interview travelling ex-
penses covered; salaries to Sc. 900.
34 openings in WASHINGTON incl.
SSEanch SE 56h. msr, food BACKGROUND,
graph opr.. S2400; sales knowl. Of
conduit wiring. sos wk.; gar. attend
Snsn S1So; ,taf;: stock s. clerk SSIdO; SSd6O; bkkpr.
Secretaries (f) (28),
to $500
(32) ITO $4,000
File clerks. top exp. 25-35 yrs,
$4,000; stat. clks.. $1,000.
American Employment
Service
1919 F NV. MA. 4142
Opposite Capitol Theater)
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MATTRESSES, HOSTESSES
CASHIERS


No experience required; learn o prof
liable occupation without cost. New
WAsHINGTfoN REsTAuRANTs As
ISOLATION. 20O3 Eye st. NV. --19
GIRL, under 80, for telephone work;
no typing: good hours, pleasant
working conditions; disqualification
and insurance benefits. Phone ST.
4sf1 for interview. -1g
STUDENT. We have Q position In our
store. located at Colesville I'd and
Fenton ST.. for high school senior
or college student who lives In the
Silver Spring area. This Is On, after
noon job, from Mondays through
Fridays: Apply ELITE LAUNDRY,
2119 14th st. NV. lib
WOMAN, to train for Job "a florist.
Phone AID. 0700, Ext. Flower shop.
WOMAN over as, col
lege grad. or equivalent, capable OF
meeting the public; top pay; b-day
week; with national corp. Apply
1925 Conn. ave-. RIM. 404, between
DEPT. requires an an ssp. :
filter for dresses. suits. coats. Perm.
DOS. Mod. daylight. air-cond. work.
room. Apply THE ESSIE O'DON.
NELL CO., 3407 Connecticut ave.
NV Ia
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ATLAS. 1870 n Y AWE
LloydS E1npl. Service
WOMEN

TYPISTS. TO $50.
MEN
ACCOUNTANT. To $4,000.
STENOS., START S212.
DESIGN CRAFTSMAN. $40 WK.
FIELD ENGR., TO $3.50.
SIGN SE ,e1I PMTR. S,S GoLpp LEAF: 500;
CASHIER, TO $50.
CLERKS. TYPISTS, $40 UP.
Rm. 500. 1920 N. Y. Ave-, ST. 22O7
Evening star., 1950-12-18
SECRETARY

position. 5-day week
company benefits include hospitali-
cation. retirement and insurance;
also a lunch room.
WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST co.
18th and G SITS. NV. is
Evening star., 1950-12-18
Observation-Disclosures

Clerk-Photoengravlng
We need the services OF an alert
individual to fill responsible po-
sition IN our Photoengraying Depart
ment: the successful applicant should
be 81 80 years Of age. mathemati-
cally inclined and willing to give
good attendance; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.;
assured salary advancement. vaca-
tions. with pay and other company
benefits. Apply personnel. Room
500. Open weekdays S:3O-5 and
Saturday 81.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
CLERK, young man, 1921, single,
draft exempt; interest in a career;
one who is attending or who expects
to attend college. Apply RIM. 300,
SIG l4th st. NV, between o am.
and z pm. -l9
CLOTHING SALESMAN. experienced: !:
steady position. Apply CASWELL
CLOTHES. Q4l Pa ave NV i g
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HELP WOMEN (cont.)

INSPECTORS for manufacturing
essary; must be single: age range,
II to IS; top wages; excellent op-
portunity for advancement; lisht.
clean work; excellent working con-
ditions; physical examination re,
holidays. sick leave, disqualification,
life insurance. Write. giving COM
plete information regarding age,
education, general background. Box
JUNIOR 1CLERK-The Star has an
opening for young girl between
1S and 21 years of age. Applicant
should be neat in appearance. con-
scientious, able to give good at
tendance and capable of passing a
physical exam; $40 to $50, Monday
through Friday, generous company
benefits in addition to salary. Apply
personnel, Room sos. Open week
DAYS, S:30-5 and on Sat. 9-1. THE
EVENING STAR, 110i Pa. ave. NV
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR. under. 30.
experience desirable but not essen
tial. II not experienced, applicants
should have knowledge Of tipping.
Apply Room 300, S16 14th st. NV.
between q am and 3 pm Ia
Evening star., 1950-12-18
ARLINGTON AREA

WOMEN.
Receptionist-typist, Rosslyn S16C
Clerk-typist, insur., 5 days----$ $500
Typist. sales records -- $3.50
PIX operator, 5 days So, 200
Personnel assist, typist ~ open
once clerk, no tipping, 5 days Si52
Once clerk, Clarendon S35
Fils clerk. h. S. grad. 5 days S144
Bkkpr., some steno., 5 days - $50
assist. bkkpr., no typ. days $50
Steno., S:30-4:30, 5 days $500
Ttmekeeper. days $40 ur
MEN.
Acct. ONCE mgr. 81, 900
Sales mgr. trainee. 30-35-- $500
Clerk-typiSt, S days S2,IO0
Once messenger. h.s. grad, 40-55, Sl47
Estimator shipping elk, car $50
Driver, sales, dry cleaning $50 plus
Eonteman, no exp, days - S45
Sook - $50
Mechanic: heavy equipment - $50
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. oW. 1900.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
PERSONAL

DRIVING TO LINCoLNToN. N. c.,
| December 10 or 20, for ! week; room
for 2 or 8. Call GE. 27s0 after 5
| pm.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
Kew Punch Operator

hwy A4lNAI SkJCA dCOI
Exper.; 5-day, 4O-hr wk.: sal. from
$40 wk. plus free transp.. paid va
cations and sick leave. Phone for
interview. CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
MI. 1858. Ext. Co.. 10
MAID, must have hotel experience.
Excellent working conditions Apply
ALBAN TOWERS. 3T0O Mass. ave.
TECHNICIAN; preferably
certified; to assist doctor in ONCE.
10. 3-5597. 10
registered. white, Protestant,
to work days. MASONIC & EASTERN
STAR HOME. Call GE. 5000. 7:30
am. to $3.50 pm; no later. 10
OFFICE CLERKS. Opening for 2
young ladies, recent high school
graduates. for routine ONCE pro-
cedure. Call DU. I'LL for appt.
PERSONNEL ASSISTANT, some col
lege. able to type; interesting ONCE,
Alex. POTOMAC, EMPL, AGCY, OIL
King. ST., Alexandria. AL. 1922. 10
PLATE MAKER-Good oppor. for
exper. or. apprentice, color offset
plate maker, with chance to join
union. Write Box 424-H. Star.
RECEPTIONIST, age 21-30. attrac-
tive for dance studio. Apply In
person noon to pm. DON
MARTINI STUDIOS, SOC 18th st.
RECEPTIoNIsT-sEcRETARY for real
estate ONCE in Takoma Park. 5-day
week. Cali MR.. RAFFELL, SH. 1903.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
ROTTTEMAN
Route Statesmen
ROUTE
statesmen

/. Do you want to earn one Of
Washington top route salaries?
2. Are you married and between the
ages of 25 and 40?
with paid vacation. Xmas bonus and
many other beneflts2
4. Do you want to belong to the
city'S best sales organizatlon?
II you answered YES to the above
four questions. RUN. 10 NOT
WALK. to 1l3 Lamont st. NV. and
ask for Mr. Srarks.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
ATTENTION

ATTENTION
Engineers. chemists and physicists,
with Phi. D.. M s. or B. s. degrees.
We have hundreds of openings with
national companies in Metropolitan
Wash and in all sections of the
United States in research. design,
development. production and con-
struction.
rayna IN aD5 can nc 1S
Evening star., 1950-12-18
THE EVENING STAR
COLLECTION
CAREER

tious. Intelligent, interested in ca
reer in collection business with a
new and growing concern. No ex-
e psrience necessary; but preferable
Give full particulars, stating cduca-
tional background. previous employ
ment, salaries earned and salary
expected. All replies held confiden-
tiai: Address replies to Box 291 e,
COLLECTION MAN-Experienced. for
installment store; top salary. steady
position. Apply sLoAN's. 735 9TH
csosIiLnEiSc'ToR-sALEsMAN ssi for .is estsb.
industrial insurance route: auto nee.
Aoply h03 Victor Bldg. 724 9th
couNTER MAN. some stock work,
ior wholesale cleo. supply business.
cogSrHa cdoRRlE sso AN6 Ii 3 szt sxNbWicH By Ma NAN,
Rsss ss shHG5sHsa. ss5 Ps sSs
DANCE TEACHERS Don Martini
needs young men. age 9i-30, with
personality. and ambition to teach
ballroom dancing: No experience
eesss complete training giysn
essentia Exce1ient sIsa ssiars anu Sai op. oes
portunity for advancement. Apply
mARTINf N RPTfTsSp' sTfEp1os r1E9 so foIp PM Tar Don
NV. 1924 Conn. ave. NV. is
MAN, experienced
sandwich man and salesman, for
kosher-style delicatessen: salary
500. Apply 4015 So. 2Sth St.. Ar
linstcn, Call TIE. 0096 80
and kitchen man. ex-
perlenesd; references required.
BASSINS. 1920 Pa. ave. NV.
DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
Reasonable rental rates. See Melvin
Evening star., 1950-12-18
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Wanted by prom. sanitary chemical
and janitor supply house. serving
industrial trade in Wash. and vic.
An opportunity for an ambitious
intelligent man. This is an excel.
connection with an opportunity@ @ for
mission plus quarterly bonus. Car
essential. Bcx III. Star. lis
SALESMEN-Opport for high
type men to represent national
Transportation company. Local work,
Must have car. Monthly draw
against good commission; monthly
car allowance. Work out o. we'll
established local office. Box 262-H
Star Is
Statesmen - Must be fully 'exper. in
electrical appliances: excel; oppor-
tunity for go-getter. Apply 1911 l
Nichols ave. Sc. Do not phone,
exper. in selling building
supplies and electrical appliances to
tn retail trade. Wonderful oppor-
tunity for go-setters. Write, giving
all details and experience. Box
2QT-E Star -o3
Evening star., 1950-12-18

SECRETARY (F), $3, 900
Pref legal BACKGROUND.
MIG. rep. secy., excel. pers'ty. $50 wk
Miss Young, PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 6 ST. NV. ST. 1854. lis
Cashier CD Expr., $42. so Wk.
Plus 2 meals. Miss Black, Ma. 234O.
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
Evening star., 1950-12-18
HELP WOMEN

TYPIST. not over 30-5 days week.
disqualification. surgical service, life
insurance provided. MUTUAL IN
SURANCE AGENCY. 1901 H st. NV.
Call Mrs. Stout, Ma. 5000. -1S
TYPIST. with shorthand experience:
small insurance ONCE; 5-day week;
insurance benefits; under 80; salary,
S1au. DI. 27O0. 80
TYPISTS. Immediate ASSIGNMENTS: 40
W. p m. required; preferably under
AMERICAN RED CROSS. 18th. be-
tween D and E sts. NV. 10
alert and capable; starting
sal. S225 mo. 62e woodward Bldg,
TYPIsTUwe have an opening for
an accurate typist with average
speed. The work is interesting and
the position is permanent with OPP
portunity for advancement. Our
personnel is high type and the
wRking conditions are pleasant.
5-day wk Annual starting salary,
S2.080. UNITED SERVICES LIFE
INSURANCE CO., 1900 goth st. NV.
rYPIsT OR sTENOGRAPHER. In law
ONCE. at Courthouse Square: 5-day
week; salary open. Phone OK. 0102.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has
teachers positions for women in:
Core English and Social Studies) +;
high school art; jr. high music: ele-
mentary music; secretarial science;
school dietician; school nurse fregis-
tered; kindergarten w day); pri-
mary Grades; field director, girls
organization; res. mgr, lge. apt. de-
velopment. All positions start after
mondays. ADAMS TEACHERS AGEN-
CY; Colorado Bldg. 14th and G. RE.
og3o. lis
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Sec'ys,. stenos., typists. bkprs.. recpt..
typtsts. file clerks. payroll clerks
bkpg. mch: oprs Many others.
I42O Y. AVE. NV. RIM. sos.
Evening star., 1950-12-18

ATAA'AA'O IVA AVA M
DRIVER for dry cleaning route in
fims f41s bsGss before 10 or after Sun; any
DRIVERS wanted to drive in Arlins-
ARLFoN AT MPssE ssfT9n c% 6HS hsEs nSc Sc APPLY
n Hudson St. oW, 5000. 30
DRIVERS, t2), experienced in whole
sale laundry and dry cleaning
routes. Good pay. for right man.
Apply SAM BuRKA. 800 7th st, Sc.
DRUG CLERK-Best working condi-
tons: ref. required. SCHWARTZ
.PHAR.. 100 Conn. NV. is
ELECTRICIAN = Must have D. C.
1onrneymsn work card; drivers per
pair business. Cali Ii. 1856. R.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS
ws'ts be able age e 8ors sasS perm to Dss Gao must
one wk. and $40 pm. to 1880
pm. the following wk. Employe
benefits after 3 mos. employment.
Apply l5th st; employment ofice.
ENGINEER MAINTFNANCE MAN.
neat and reliable; good salary and
living quarters: references required.
THOMAS j: FISHER e. CO., INC.
T3S 18th ST. NV. is
ENGINEER. colored. 5th class license.
oil burner; office bldg. Give age.
refs. and salary irst letter. Box
FARMER an Ssss And w1FE-Direct IfS from
the farm. Light farm work and
handyman to take care OF repairs.
ReAerences required. No children.
Farm located near Alex. Va. NJ. j..
WAPLE. 1874 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
FIELD MANAGER
over 25 yrs. of age, with exp. In
direct sales: position will pay S10.-
600 up per year. Prefer man with
exp. in supervision, but will consider
man without If he has the ability to
learn quickly. HUI. S743 Sfor appt..
am. TO ] pm. 10
FLOOR SANDERS and finishers,
white, experienced only. Perma-
nent job, top wages. ROGERS g.
rL6ok 1Li66ENs sANbERs Mb " WANTED ,a7: Cis soos
pay. Call MR.. HARR. WI. 4170
Evening star., 1950-12-18

Legal Secy. (F.), $65 Wk.
Patent law; 5 days. Merchandise
secy., .$65 wk. AL law steno. -secy.,
$500. Research secy., s.w. sec,
$4,000, Intl. org. secy, tax free,
$500. See Miss Lee tEst. IS Yrs
II an excl. secy. position, Boyd will
have it.
Boyd's, 700 18th, Cor. G
Evening star., 1950-12-18
VARI-TYPE OPERATOR

&A4tA L IL VI c4tx2 Wv
For / months work based on 4S-
hour week. including overtime. Ex-
celient salary for qualified person.
Call RE. S126. --19
MATTRESSES, experienced; tray
fssSafe RANf sgg sagPls cosh s5AsARE sHs REsIssu- ls
WAITRESS. for night work. Must be
steady worker: good wages and tips.
Apply in person. 5311 wisconsin
for dining room, ex-
ps1' sen nsss nHwys aP1ssEsses AgRlEy II HsT
exper.: good pay and
nsals "a. s.s6Sao' sa9S Columbia pike. ,s Srl
WAiTRESS-To wait tables ana help
In candy. Meals. permanent. 1920
GANA's CANDY. Id
WAITRESS WANTED. white. exp.
Says Say SIS nSGn %S e Eos e Good aops S sqa- ra
Sc. LU. 1875. -1S
Evening star., 1950-12-18

, SECRET XMAS LOANS
Employed men and women obtatr
loans on their signature only.
H. A. WOOD, OK. O34O
Evening star., 1950-12-18

CLUBS, GROUPS. SOCIETIES. ETC.
Strict privacy for your get-togethers,
can comfortably seat UP to 100, rea-
sonable rental. WA. 1876.
Bookk'ping & Accent. Services
Prepare for income tax: C.PA. SUPER
vision; ewes. WA. 4154. 10
Evening star., 1950-12-18
STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position in our circula-
tion department; 5-day, 40-hr. week,
company benefits in addition to
salary; high school graduate. 1885
years of age, neat in appearance.
reasonable shorthand and tipping
speeds are required Apply Per-
sonnel. Room 506. Open weekdays.
S:3O-5 and Saturday 9-1
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-12-18
YOUNG MEN. COLORED

YOUNG MEN, COLORED
We offer you full-time employment
and an opportunity to earn S66 per
week No experience necessary.
Must have very neat appearance
and good education. Apply 1929
18th St NV. 2nd floor. personnel
division, "a pm. only. See MR..
WELLS. lis
IF YOU ARE around 30 to 55 years
of age and have encountered difi-
cuttly getting employment. whv not
go into business for yourself retail
ing Rawleish Products? Good OPP
portunity to develop permanent and
profitable business. Write RAW
LEIGH'S, Dept. DCL-14-HH, Ches-
Evening star., 1950-12-18
OPPORTUNITY

VI NI4C Nv I I
This advertisement is directed to seri-
ous- minded men of ability at 81 to
IS yrs, of age. now employed, who
have many contacts and who are
ambitious to make more money. A
rational financial service. which Of
fers a protected personal thrift plan,
a promotional proposition. but per
manent connection with a reliable
concern. one of the best Of its kind
Give references. marital status and
brief business history in reply. Box
C36-H Star -1S
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Dawn Easter Service
At st. Paul's Church

Dawn Easter services Will be- hold
az Q O'Clock on Easter Sunday NOR.
MINK a. the 81 Paul Melhodlst
Church in Milford The public h
ipfiied "a join in w0rahlpplng the
great victory 0f Tho Risen Lord.
Music under the direction Of Mira.
foniain Mitchell
The program iH as fOllnwR!
Invocation. Elijah purnell.
Hymn. When ! Survey The W0nd
rOua Cross
Reading, LiiiletOn Mitchell
Hymn. 10 The cross of Christ /
Gi0ry.
Reading. Littlel0n Mitchell.
Hymn Alas aud Did Ny Saviour
Bleed
Reading. Mrs Georgia lllckH.
Hymn. olives Brow.
Reading. Mrs Themn Whnloy.
Spiritual, We're You There, Mrs.
A0Yeila Bh0ckley
Reading. Mrs. Ethel Green.
solo, Mrs fyn Luhland
Reading. Mrs Elhpl Green.
solo. AlOnIo Hhnpklpy
MfhshEe. itoy d. R CULLEN.
Hymn. Christ the Lord lB lllRen
To-day
benedictou
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Century Club Heard
Mrs. Kenneth KeDler

a spiritual aud timely mosgapo
was given 10 the members of tbe
Milford New Century club whom
Mrh. Kenneth keplef spoke 10 them
on Monday about the other Enntor
when women gathered az the Cross
and az the tomb She told of tho
women who did not forget the min.
ihify ~ Jesus during Ills time ON
earth when llle whole thought WINS
Tor ihe needs ~ others, and 0f their
With 20 Minister i0 Him during ilin
lime on the Cross and the immedl-
aif days that followed Mrs. Ken.
Ter spoke Of the challenge 10 the
women Of today NOT 40 forget, and
% De- instrumental Ia taking the
word 40 others. where the truth of
Easter has nOt penetrated II WnH
moving talk nnd meanlnRnl lo
hff listeners MIS- kppler who hhs
served Tor many y0nrH Ia { hlna nr
missionary md who Wnb born
there of missionary parents. knows
~ ihe spiritual needs Ia other lands,
was Mrs a n llunaA' dny on
ihf rlub calendar aud 10 further tho
appreciation ~ her program she
presented. too. Mrs j. Raymond
Bennett who SANG twO sacred NUM-
beers accompanied by Mrs. robert
hudo.ph
Aek Monday viii be- Bnslnosa ana
Social Day Mrs Joseph ] ponreo,
chairman for The meeting, will pro.
seni Dr William Marshall fof a
community health report. George
8 Giier viii give q report on the
fal control Miss Anndm Deputy
VIII give piano solos ll0RleaRoa for
the meeting viii be- Mra, Clarence
} Calhoun and Mrs. Edgar f.. lsa
aeh. ST.
in preparation ia the style show
"a BE- given a. the Milford Theatre
oh May 3 This iB sponsored by tho
flub for the benefit Of tho Alemnr.
ial Hospital Auxiliary and nrrnng.
20 by the cO0perHmith store. Mra.
albert Baxter and Mrs. Laurence /
Fiicheii are chnirmen rpApeclively
Tor the club and auxiliary and viii
klte advance news from time Ia
iimt
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Mrs. John q. Evens OF Cambridge
has been visiting her aunt Miss
Burdella Davis.
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Nelson Bennett OF Drew Semln-
Nry, ~ spending the Easter holiday
at his home near town.
Miss Katie Harshman Of Wilm-
tngt0n was the weekend guest Of
Rev, and Mrs. Roy L. Tawes.
Mrs N. Del Steele Of New York
City will be- the weekend guest Of
Mr., and Mra Harry Mulholland, Jr
-a,N.
Mrs, Frank l.. Grier will 60 to
RohOboth tomorrow TO be the Eas-
ter guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Wakefield,
Mrs Homer Barry left on We'd
roaday for her home In Wilmington
after spending several days with
MrH. Frank l.. Grier
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Cousins Of
Philadelphia and Harry Blckel Of
Wilmington we're Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Albert Bennett
@0-
George Annis OF Providence, r. /.
was tho overnight guest Of his
daughter Mrs. Tom Williams and
Mr. Williams on Friday Of last
week
Mr., Fred L. Geyor OF Penn State
College and Miss Eleanor Geyer OF
Wilmington will spend their Eas-
ter VACATIONS with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Goyor.
Robert naynum Of Maplewood, N.
j., and senior at Lehlgh UnlVer-
alty, spent part of his Easter hOll-
day with Mr. and Mrs. George II.
Baynum this week
ra,Ra-
MIR and Mrs. Harry II. Brakeley
OF RlVOraldO N, j., Will be the Eas-
ter Sunday guests OF MIR. and Mrs.
Harry brakeley at their home on
Clarke Avenue
Mrs, H. o, Chancellor and daugh-
tors, Ann and D0nnan. returned TO
their home IN Arlington, Va, on
Monday after spending the past two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs G, y, HOl2mullor.
$50
Mrs Harold Wilson OF st. Louis
Missouri IL the guest Of her brother
Dr. clyde Nelson and Mrs. Nelson
for two weeks, While IN the easi
Mira Wilson Will also visit her
niece, Mira Earl Nadeau and Mr.
Nado0u IN Lancaster, Pa.
a.
Miss Elizabeth Watson OF Grand
ltAplda, Michigan, returned 10 Nor
rlaVillo, Pa, Wednesday where she
viii spend a few days with her sis
tor, Mrs Lydia Alden before return
Ing home Miss Watson has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. q. Mar
shall Townsend,
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Mra edward N. Kelley. Mrs. Ge-
orge T. Macklln, Mrs, Carl Allen
and Mira, q, Marshall Townsend at-
tended the ninth meeting Of the
Northeastern Jurisdiction of the
Methodist Church which was held
~ Wilmington Thursday and Fri
day of lnRl week
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