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Evening star., 1950-01-08
HELP WOMEN
MONOGRAM MACHINE
OPERATOR
Perm position for ! or Q days a
week until Spring, Full time after
that.
GARFINCKEL'S
r of 1dtb at NJ w

1AOr 1NShEL y
F at 14th st. NV.
MOTHERS HELPER = Light house
work. white, live in. 500 18th ST..
New Alexandria, Va. TIE. s593. 3
Ssors am ony Hs' sEucRIER 81 ssR1sE s. APRlS sdS
18th st. NV. Do not phone.
NURsE-White, live in, age 20-4o;
?fsF n5sat ss[as Mass hsyi can seRs oR ss6 s6f
OFFICE AssIsTANT. in in exclusive
dress shop, salary open. JOAN
pKRTtTIME pkKRTEEhs fHeEpfIokrsr fqan II Il for doc
tors office in Laurel, Md; 8 am. to
II noon. Reply stating age, quali-
dcations, experience and any other
pertinent qualifications. Box 2S0-S,
AxYADAMs Ao4EL aust9ri soS ists sss
PHoToGRAPHER. need . experienced
callers; permanent; work with pho
tographer,, 4-day week; $3.50 Sit
PHYSICIANS oFFiCE ASSISTANT
secretarial and technical experience
PRAcTffecAL NuRsE-HoUsEKEEPiEIR, E tSHsEniI
White. protestant. for empl. couple,
home duties, references. Ia. 53s4'
PKESSER. experience on silk dresses.
WAABERG TAILORS, 5O1s Conn.
PEBLiIac; a;" srENoGRApHER requires
services of rapid stenographer with
dlversifled experience; hourly basis;
part or full time. Box 234-R, Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN, to
make tbig money join an enthusiasts
tic sales force where each individ-
ual is thoroughly trained, classes
every morning, last years sales over
SiS'oH0,0o0; 10 sales the FIRST week
Mrs. Hart; mornings 81. 6775: Sun,
Mr.. Cox. RE 1888.
cox AND co.
REAL IA ,Gsl1 ,6GsTATE E sALEsWoMAN. EXP.
ground for responsible sales posi-
subdivision resales and General al
birokeragge. pro Must be ambitious, max
Fea es'ats With eares5 f1e Truly Hap an
earning potential. For an interview,
Re. $3.50. COLONIAL INVESTMENT
REAL REAL sss EsraTfhE asfh St; sts;annEjSS;woM.NE-ss.. njS;
our our, az IN Help Women" COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO., s17 9th st. NV.
REcEPTIoNIsT-s SECRETARY, rs to
90; meet public. accept phone in
9, 9941r1eS, explain use of equip. Write
kEMISGToN.1RsaaNG kEMEtSf va NG0bo bookteepins ase ma.
salary; pleasant working Conditions
.SsI Cal IL u; 3.640o: g
neat appearance. Apply in person.
927 F st. NV, SHAH OPTTcAi, CO CO.
RECEPTIONIST- CLERK TYPIsT, In.
Ger So. attractive; for law offce:
some college and exper. pref; ST 300
per year to start; regular increases:
reIs. req. MA. 2417. Call Friday or
sAIEsGgKiRL sgEsdgi for greeting card d.Dt
BAILANTYNHEs w NHscsssseS & soNs, 42ply H2ai wM.
NV. between 10 and II am. s and
sAtEsGIRL. some typins knovisldgss lg
scientific terms helpful. Specify age
qualihcations. Box 415-M, Star.
sALEsLADY, experienced, lingerie.
accessories. exclusive shop, salary
Plus commission. JOAN ROBERTS.
sAIIHsLAzib7E.: sIH Il I: experienced. better
seaay sfon e foIN wear; SogI salary plus commits
sa;LEf.sLApY. ;Lf.s experienced for spe-
soLbESS SY1 bAwN fS0a aosfEkEy. sfHaEy 1aepSD aApDlE :
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SALESMAN
statesmen

We can't promise to make you q
promise to any one who can super
wise themselves and are willing
workers. the opportunity Of earning
$150-S300 per week. Call at 3217
10Th st. ne, 10 am. to 2 pm. any
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SALESWOMEN

Unusual opportunity for saIeswor,. ~
OF experience and Refinement viii
established personal following pre.
Ierred. Ages 30 to 35, Must be
style conscience and we'll groomed
Top earnings In new, very difier-
ent sportswear shop to open soon,
Box 225-S, Star. A'
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DON MARTINI
5O2 18th ST n-w

DENT. ASST.-receptionist. exper. or
lnexper. Intelligent and attrac., bet
1888; 6a-day wk. Starting sal
ery, $40. Typing ability. Give all
319-S, Star. 3
DOCTORS ASST. recpt.. typist
teehntcian, hemagrams. urinaiyses:
bs-day wk.; pvt. apt. Box 2s7-M,
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MR.; SALESMAN; Gan YOU

MIR. SALESMAN. CAN YOU
FILL BILL M1CHAEL'S SHOES?
Bill Michael has moved UP. He's now
our district salesmanager. That's
why we need a good man to handle
his old Job. Bill Michael has aver
aged S11, 900 per year with us since
1914. This same big Opportunity is
over 80 and really willing to work,
this can be the biggest opportunity
Of your life. Our product Is nation
ally known and sold everywhere to
farms, buildings and homes. It is
30% commission on orders that
average well above S100. This is .
big volume business. REQUIRES no
previous experience or Investment to
make top money from the start. It
Be sure to tell about yourself.
PRESIDENT, Dept. AS, Box 7s9,
Fort Worth /, Tex.
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STENOGRAPHER

Interesting position with . national
curate typist and experienced stenos-
rapher; good working conditions, s.
day. 40-hour week; group hospital
izatton, insurance and retirement
plan. $2,400 to start. Box 394-R,
Star. %
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automotive distribu-
tor requires the services Of q steno.-
clerk: pleasant working conditions,
good starting salary, 5-day, 40
nour week. See Mr.. r. e. Long
HUDSON SALES CORP, 1918 18th
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1
9Th and K SITS N w

ASSISTANT DOUBLE ENTRY book
keeper, convenient hours, pleasant
suTroundings. Phone ma. 9404. 10
ASSISTANT, experienced customer r
service, 25-40; national corporation,
will train; $50-$60, 6-day week;
own car. Call 10. S-5614 Monday
hetWeen q and 10
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CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR
Young woman with some knowledge
Of cafeteria or restaurant work;
must be capable OF directing workers
In dining rn1., dishroom and kitchen
In cafeteria In Federal bldg: annual
and sick leave. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES. INC. t135 21st st. NV
Evening star., 1950-01-08

GIRLS for clerical work, white; per-
manent positions; 5-day wk. Apply
GIRL, colored. for drugstore soda
fountain. must have at least 2 yrs.
recent experience on a busy D. C,
soda fountain grill; excel. position
and salary. 1901 Ga. ave. NV.
GIRL, general office work: hours,
S:30-5:30, half day Saturday; S36,
NORWOOD OFFICE SUPPLY CO.,
1859 21st st. NV.
GIRL. in real estate once: answer
phone and do some typinG. Small
between IL and /. j.. NOBLE
BoAZ. Realtor, 7424 Wisconsin ave.
GIRLS to address envelopes by hand,
excellent salary. Do not phone. ELSE
MANS. + at 7th NV.
GIRL with some knowledge Of lab
oratory technique. or willing to learn,
for medical laboratory. Box ism.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
STENOGRAPHER

The ALLSTATE INSURANCE co. has
position recurring experience in au.
tomobile claim work; prefer age "a to
2e; salary open, opportunity for ad-
Vancement due to company expan.
sion. Benefits include profit sharing
Call Mr.. Herting at MA. 1925 OF
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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

Must be an excellent stenosraphe,
and thoroughly experienced In eli
cELLENT OPPORTUNITY for ad.
vancement: 5-day week; state educa.
tion. age. experience and salary de.
sired; All replies held confidential
BOX 270-S, Star. IS
Evening star., 1950-01-08

TRAVEL, CALIFORNIA
opening for two young ladies 1e-
24) to travel q. g. A. with circ,
sales sales group: Transportation paid
be neat appearing and able to
leave Immediately. Bee MR.. JOHN
O'DONNELL. Hotel BURLINGTON. lO
a.m.-2 Pm. 10 pm. No phone
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SUPERVISOR
FOOD CANTEEN

Working SUPERVISOR for food canteeu
IN Federal bldg; alert, dependable
young young woman. with ability to handle
supply; must be experienced h
lunch counter or soda fountain su-
pervision; 5-day week. annual and
SICK leave: hrs. z am. to- 4 pm
GOvERNMENT SERVICES, NC.
Evening star., 1950-01-08

DANCE TEACHERS
(10). Don Martini needs young ladies',
ages 22-32, attractive with person-
ality and ambition to teach ball
room dancing. No experience nee
essary. training. given free. College
tial: Excellent salary and oppor-
tuntty for advancement to super
visors. interviewers and branch
managers. 4 weeks vacation with
pay per annum. Apply In person,
noon TO pm. Do not phone.
DON MAPTINT
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POSITION
LUZIERS COSMETICS
Has opening for two women. AD

1913. 3
GREETING CARD sALEsPEoPIE
Show more. make more with go new
sns,.s ana dinsssnt eye ssoyery.d:y fast sellers:
Items. os Other DfSns Ssaau esiass Ama1
ing gift plan. Get SAMPLES on ap-
eepmak. pept. soi. cSieaso c 3. Sso0
NEW ExTRA-cAsH PLAN
others. 81 assortment Of ii ds. birth.
DAY. other folders pays you up to
eStdr.n SoS Gifs soo Eraps PLASTIC r, CARDS
SCI so iRnass.l Hsss, a.wteen. teal1H.ss h.ss' cARDe
szs BILL HHEF7 NV r7Ss1baE E2N S5AKE: c1HbS IHbs
Show. gorgeous 15-card. 81 assort-
msnt for birthdays, other events to
profit. New metallic, plastic cards,
gift wraps, persona1ized stationery,
other makers. Assortments
on On Approval; imprint SAMPLES free.
MIls. mirs. NJ. NAHYr1sr1c' z! SOL Way F.
ALERT. WELL-GROOMED woman
with car can enjoy immediate At:
career in fine sterling silver on lib
sa,,l ERA! l,t,nT pt,ereentass plan: No delivery,
e; s~,! National Advertising in Vogue,
a,sys srsinns s our expense ms 4 yoT
interview call LO. 5-O7e0 bet. 8
Mr.. M IL ''n.' ask for MR. TAvsN- Ms
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
SS.95 up-Fifth ave-. N. Y. Arm
suits. lingerie. Seen in Vogue,
Mademoiselle. Good commissions.
MzsNER Mssf K. sso9S ss%pf Rh sGsh .ee Rss
INCREASING BUSINESS
Has opened several positions in and
Of 5000. Education: 2 yrs. Of
college. or equivalent; age 35-66.
Give phone. p. o. Box 1886. Wash
inEton. :. 10
Arthur Murray, Instructors
College Graduates
22-32. There are 20 perm. positions
open at the Arthur Murray dance
studio. First months minimum guar
ss Renee q necessary, sS s.' but '; must M have
natural dancing ability. Good op-
portunity for quick Advancement to
positions Of supervisors, tnterviewers
and MANAGERS who can earn between
S75 and $40 wkly.; wks. free
training. Apply in person. 2-6 pm.
SEE MISS FERRELL. DO not phone.
Arthur Murray Studios
11O6 Conn Ave. -S
Evening star., 1950-01-08
TWO YOUNG LADIES
Dictaphone Operators
! GOOD TYPISTS

TRAIN ON DfCTAPHoNEs
Excellent opportunities for intellisent
poised and personable young ladies
age 1926. In newly organised di.
vision OF an established company; 8.
day wk.. 4:3O.
college background preferred; Eng.
lish composition and spelling i'm.
One opening In new Silver sprins
branch OF automobile finance divi-
Hon;, Some experience with auto.
mGpiie agency or finance company
PLEASE LEA 5ssl,L Gall FOR 81 APPOINTMENT
Evening star., 1950-01-08

Storm Window Statesmen
Full-time men who want to make
more money on each sale Of Perma-
lum all-aluminum storm windows.
CAN CASTLE CONTRACTING CO.,
UE. 1865. for an appointment 70
see our K. D. factory branch and
on each sale of windows. 3
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= LEno5 rlAL1 rOh ASfOlN lMGN
MRS. TERRY, ST. 1900.
,MATTTRE! WOMAN :.

Mentally young and with suficient
spirit OF adventure to get away
pay and future. Give phone. age,
education. Car? Post Once Box
3139. WASHINGTON. 10
ATTRACTIVE POSITION
Open at once for an ex-teacher, SUBJ
teacher, or one especially interested
in the education Of children. Club,
So; prefer college-trained type who
does not usually answer ADVERTISE
ments. Must be unemployed and
desirous Of rendering service Of ma
tional Importance. Give age, educa-
ton. phone. Cart p. o. Box 3139,
Evening star., 1950-01-08
REPRESENTATIVE

Excellent opportunity in washington
area for lady of refinement and
character. Full-time earnings 500
to $150 weekly, part time S65 to
work 4 to 9 pm. Training given.
No canvassing. Write Qualifications
and phone number to FINE ARTS
STERLING SILVER CO., 1888 M
ST. NV.
LADIES, over "a, for part time sales
work. Ladies apparel, mems haher-
dashery; ideal for housewives or
Govt. employees; about $50 to S25
wk. REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS,
phone Ma. 1855, 10 am. to 3 pm.
10
WOMEN who can sew and alter
taking orders for biz manufacturer.
Ali sizes. Amaxing values. Eyerything
furniShed. HARTFORD MoCK4,
Dept. 1-l42. Cincinnati rs. ohio. Z
Evening star., 1950-01-08
HELP WoMEN

WOMAN-Ths Book House for Chill
dren offers . real career to the
woman who can qualify for sales
position we have open in Washing
ton. II you are bet. % and so, well
educated and have a desire to earn
bonus. write. giving telephone num-
ber and full particulars to MRS. ].
POPE, 1914 Lincoln Liberty, Bldg,
philai pt1I +. 2; II Pa: !: ~ Personal interview
time. Sell nylon uniforms. beants e
parlors. barber shops. BRIARToN
19 West 36th st., New York.
WOMAN, white. to take care Of house
and 2 children, and 4, for EN-.
ployed I3lS couple IN Annandale. Va;
4cSSe Eyf u IADY EA T'Io ior collection @s dest.
skip, tracing and telephone work
excel. salary. EISEMAN'S, Sol 18th
YOUNG LADY, general ONCE work,
large insurance company; some
typins necessary; permanent posi-
II qualified can advance to ONCE
YOUNG LADY to O.; work iol in l0j jeweiry seR.;
store. experience unnecessary. Apply
to BERNARD'S. 1905 Conn. ave.
YenNG sef Ms 1AbH, AhbiyHinsstSn; wIt. - ~ 40 -
wait on customers. etc: experience
not necessary. intelligence and in
tegrlty essential; good salary to
start, with increases in pay; viii be
traln.d to become manager. Apply
EXQUISITE CLEANERS, 3700 Geor-
YoGNG woMAN-Experienced gen.
typing. FREDERfcKS's SG MEMS SSpSVS WEAR r
STORES. 1875 H st. NV. Ii
Evening star., 1950-01-08
SITUATION WANTED

AS administrative -ofacer or ofics
manager with established, renuts hjs
nrm, by personable, Competent,
young veteran experienced In han
cling people. planning and conduct-
ing of1ce organization and eficiert
management OF personnel. Superior
references. Box 3SS-R, Star. %
Evening star., 1950-01-08
HELP WOMEN
ACCESSORIES BUYER

Excellent opportunity for expert
enced buyer or an assistant buyer
who Is ready to become q buyer.
This department, In q well-known
women's speciality shop, sells hand
jewelry.
Give detailed description of your
experience. All applications held in
confidence.
Box 4OO-M, Star.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
SUPERVISORY POSITION

BY young, aggressive man, shipping
or ONCE, with estab. CO. whers
honesty and conscientiousness are
Iesognlzed; now managing Who'll, co,
Wnere advancement lim.; hack.
ground, acct, personnel and credit
exper.; refs. Box 356-R, Star.
Evening star., 1950-01-08

sEAMSTRESS, white, experienced. for
CUSHION shop; GOOD hours and pay.
Ena,I523 IA I523 on Monday. ask for MR.
SECRETARY. exper. in trust and
estate work; permanent employment
IN law frm: good chance for ad.
vancement; salary open. Write Boz
444-M. Star, stating Qualification
SECRETARY. Apply MANAGERS ofY,cs
HAY-ADAMs I A. HOTEL. 800 10th st.
SECRETARY. experienced. dictation. s
sS..day' 40-hour week. Box 296-J,
SECRETARY, legal. for established
law hrm: ,5-day wk.; vacation with
pay; excellent working Conditions;
must be efficient, personable and
nave some knowledge of bookkeep-
Ing. Write stating age, education.
exper., salary expected and phone
number: Box I'M, Star. g
SECRETARY, under 80; permanent
position established law drm; niisi
be emctent, personable, ambitious;
peasant working conditions; salary
commensurate. with ability; oppor.
tun1ty for advancement. Apply II
person. Suite 301. 1925 Connecttcui
ave: STERLING 6141. -Iis
SECRETARY-Inter work 1,
educational program; per diem, fiy,
gays week; central location. Repl,
70 Box '3l1-R, Star, giving oualifica
lions and experience 2s
Evening star., 1950-01-08
ASSISTANT

Personnel office assistant, department
store BACKGROUND and some experi-
ence in employment and training
helpful; stenographic ability neces-
sary; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply 9Th a.,
GOLDENBERG'S
Evening star., 1950-01-08
STENOGRAPHER

Permanent P employment for
experienced strenographer
not over IS years OF age. To
work in real estate dept. OF
large organization. Pleas
a MT working conditions,
group insurance and other
employe benefits. 5-day, 40
hour week.
BOX 499-B, STAR
Evening star., 1950-01-08
STENOGRAPHER

General Office experience, for perma-
nent position; some knowledge OF
Wallpapers preferred. State quail
ncations and salary, Box 2S6-M.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
SITUATIONS MEN & woMEN

HUSBAND AND WIFE wish immedi-
ate Job as part-time janitor, with
quarters. in .. c. only; non-drinkers.
SS1nm from IL noon to 8 pm. GE.
Evening star., 1950-01-08

FACTORY Observation-Disclosures
experience in door -to-door selling,
free to travel. Salary, expenses, pro-
Mt sharing, permanent Please in
clude comprehensive resume Of ex-
persence. P. o. Box 1349-F, Al
FiTTER AND ALTERATION HAND,
must be thoroughly experienced
permanent position: good salary
MELGRA'S FASHIONS, 1923 Conn
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER: girl
with ability to meet public anc
CO., 31OO 14th st. NV. -
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MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
Attractive young women between 1s-
80 interested in waitress work in
NV. or ne. Washington or nearby
Va, day and night shifts available.
Salary plus tips. Meals and uni-
forms furnished, excellent working
cond. Apply to personnel ONCE,
HOT SHOPPES, INC,
l724 Il ST. NV. -13
MATTRESSES, experienced, attrac-
tive. Apply 1920 Vermont ave. NV.
after 5 pm. -8
age 1885, uniform
size 1918: good wages and working
conditions. Apply Mrs Palmer,
y. 8. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 500
Evening star., 1950-01-08
ALERT WOMAN

80 90. An opportunity to capitalize
on social. cultural BACKGROUND. Car
REQUIRED. Excellent nay and op-
portunity for managerial position
Give phone. P. o. Box 1856. Wash
Evening star., 1950-01-08

. CLERK-TYP1ST
Bookkeeping experience beneficial
Would consider part.time employs
or beginner. COLONIAL DECO.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
BAKER

Colored. Must be experienced in all
types restaurant baking. No Sun. or
late night work. Apply TALLY-HO
RESTAURANT, S12 18th st. n.w.-9
Evening star., 1950-01-08

Greeting Card Agents
are cordially invited to attent
OPEN HOUSE Saturday, January
IA, 10 am. to 10 pm.
REFRESHMENTS
See for yourself our fne selections
OF 81 name and address Stationery
:. personalized gifts anc
the most complete line Of Greetine
Cards in the country. Personalizec
gift and stationery samples fret
on request to those unable to at.
tend.
Evening star., 1950-01-08

For general oflce work, experienced
preferred; good working conditions;
40.hr. wk. Apply in person, RIM
3GO, 1853 Penna. ave. NV, bet
1:3O pm. and 3.30 d m
Evening star., 1950-01-08
YOUNG WOMEN

YOUNG WoMAN-Experienced gen.
eral ONCE work. also capable OF
typing. FREDERICK MEMS WEAR
STORES. 1895 H st, NV. ID
Evening star., 1950-01-08

REAL ESTATE sALEsWOMEN, to
make tbig money join an enthusiasts
tic. sales force where each individ-
ual is thoroughly trained, classes
every morning, last years sales over
S3,500,000; 10 sales the first week
m January. which is usually the
Mrs. Hart. mornings 81. 0775: Sun,
Mr.. Cox, RE 1888.
cox AMI ~
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-19
STUART BIBLE CLASS
MEETS ON WEDNESDAY

DR.. and Mrs. d. r. Griffith,
Of Locust ST., were hosts Wednes-
day evening to the Stuart Bible
class, for their regular covered
dish dinner and meeting. Mem
bers present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Park, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. E. O.
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Bower, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton
Doherty, Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. John De-
Viss, Mr.. French Snyder, Miss
Ferne Berger, Mrs. Esther Ger
lack, DR.. Piere Anker, DIR. and
Mrs. John Dutro, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Rau, and the hosts.
Mrs. Doherty and Mr.. Beck had
charge of the program, which con-
sisted of devotions by Mrs. DOH
erty; Geographay, Economics, Re
hgion, and Sports of Switzerland,
by DR. Anker; parlor games, con-
Quoted by Mr.. Beck. The remand
er of the evening was spent in
'just visiting.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-19
Goings. ComingS
Around
MurYsviue
PIT. A. M0kes Pl0ns
For Its Card Party

The principal business at the
Parent Teachers A so ciatio 0 n
meeting held Monday evening
consisted of announcement of the
date, Jan. %, for the annual card
party, and the appointment of
committees by Cecil Riser, who is
chairman of budget and finance.
Tickets may be secured from
room mothers, members, or at
the door.
The regular meeting was pre-
ceded by a covered dish dinner
at $50, with more than $50 pres
ent.
For the program, Miss Jennie
Sherwood presented several of
her pupils in instrumental and
vocal numbers, including both the
junior and senior chorus. Indi-
vidual numbers were piano solos
by Sandra Ferris and Karen Nc
Coy; guitar solo, Bob Snyder;
accordian solo, Shirley Kirby;
piano duet, Mary Alice and Jan
ice Evans. Special features were
a tap dance, by Barbara and Car
ol Clifford; Mexicon and Spanish
Dances; and the hymn, God of
Our Fathers" by the combined
chorus, with Karen Mccoy at
the piano. Marilyn Geer, Mary
Jane Rogers and Ann Simpson,
of the high school band, playing
the trumpetS.
Members of the chorus are:
Janet Bakes, Barbara Beacon,
Sue Balderson, Barbara Clifford,
Betty and Virginia Davis, Sandra
Ferris, Judy Gibson, Sharon
Groome, Patsy Hensel, Sally HUI
ber, Karen Crist, Marjorie and
Suzanne Moots, Sally Price, Eve
Riser, Joann Schillinger, Pat
Simpson, Ann Skillman, Gather
inc Sullivan, Mary Ann Weinlein,
Patty Wolford, Janice Ebright
and Marsha Wagner.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-19

Women's Societies of Christ
ian Service from 16 churches in
the county joined with the Marys-
vile group Wednesday afternoon
in The Little Chapel to her Mrs. l..
F. Davis, of Redwood, speak.
Among the $50 who were pre-
sent were representatives from
Redwood First, Redwood Cen
trail, Claiborne, Essex, York, By
halia, Grace Chapel, Magnetic
Springs, Pharisburg, Raymond,
Milford Center, Irwin, Unionville,
Middleburg, New Dover, and
North Lewisburg.
Mrs. Davis is district secretary
of Christian Social Relations, of
the w. S. c. S. in Springfield
district, and gave an inspiring
talk based on "Christ's World
Advance Program, in which she
pointed out the continued need
for spreading the gospel to every
continent, as we'll as continuing
the Home Mission projects.
Special music for the program
consisted of Prayer Hymn, Mrs.
Dale Overly "Bless This House"
and Teach Me To Pray, by Mrs.
Earl Polling Mrs. Clair Thomp-
son, program chairman, conduct
ed devotions, on the combined
subjects, Love and Service for
Our FelloWman", and "Our At
titude Toward Our Fellowman"
Included in the devotional per
iod was playlet, "The Other
Wise Man., with Mrs. Ralph Fox,
Mrs. E. H. Hatton, Mrs. Joe My
ers, Mrs. E. K. White and Mrs.
Mildred Cassidy participating.
The afternoon was concluded
With-a delightful social fellowship
hour, when the guests were
grouped according to their birth
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STORK SHOWER HONORS
MRS GEORGE GRIFFIN

Mrs. George Griffin was COM
plimented with a "Stork Shower
Wednesday evening by Mrs.
Scott Worthington, at the lat
ter's home on Sycamore st.
Pink and white was used by the
hostess as the color scheme in de-
corations clever faVors of tiny
umbrellas, and refreshments. The
many lovely gifts received by
the guest of honor were arranged
in a prettily decorated cradle for
presentation, and clever con-
tests with prizes awarded to the
winners were planned for enter
tainment.
Several guests who were un-
able to be present, but who sent
gifts were: Mrs. William Grit
fin and Mrs. Pearl Films, of Col
umbus; Mrs. Guy Hamilton, and
Mrs. Marvin Shumway of this
city.
Those present included Mrs.
Beryl Worthington, of Tiffin, Mrs.
John Bland of Columbus, and the
following from Marysville: Mrs.
Walter Grimes, Miss Fanny Well
er, Mrs. Frank Elk, Mrs. Flora
Coder, Mrs. Russell Evans, Miss
Irene Rausch, Mrs. George Hamil-
ton, daughters Georganna, and
Mary Belle, Mrs. Orrin Shaw,
Mrs. Junior Shaw, Mrs. E. E.
Worthington, Mrs. Keister Wor-
thington, Mrs. Darwin Beightler,
Mrs. Harold Mayer, Mrs. Floyd
Hamilton, Mrs. Pride Thompson,
Mrs. Charles Parker, Mrs. Dana
Griffin, Mrs. Everett Mohler, the
honored guest, Mrs. George Grif-
fin, and hostess Mrs. Worthing-
ton.
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