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HELP MEN tcont.)
6l0 H ST. NE. Ii. 7-1400

AUTO SALESMAN - We nave an
salesman. Plenty OF nice cars TO
sell at the right prices. lUu per cent
moor time. Exper. man can average
sfer ssoG pea " Auo Is MHohEsarAss ME MsaffsSn
INC, 1881 Bladensburg rd. a
AUTO SALESMAN, for large, fast
moving Ford leadership in b. c.. to
sell new and used cars under excel
len lent pay plan; Good men making
previous s Yrs. exper.. phone number
to contact fer appt. All replies
treated in strlctsst confidence. Box
AGToMosiLE iaH0S ssnEi SALESMAN. must uas be
experienced and well groomed. able
TO furnish a'ls1 references o. aSility and
vacation and holidays with pay
Established GIN dealer for II yrs
real opportunity for those who can
qualify t;6e All replies confidential
ASToMoBfLE SGS NsSsH s'sli sslAiLEsMAN-oMlo Mis es-
the medium price field has open
ing. for an aggressive salesman. Ex-
perience in automotive field not nec-
esSary; liberal compensation plan
plus. group life insurance and hos
pitalization make this an unusual
opportunity lOr an 1ndlVlQual Win
ing age. education and business ex-
perience. Box GIG. Star. III
AUTO statesmen, no experience
needed. We show you how to sell
cars, An excellent opportunity for
any one with sales ability. Hard
produce in excess of $4,000 yearly
for volume Packard dealer. See
Mr.. Ed Dove after 9 am. COVING-
TON MOTOR CO., 1901 Wis. ave,
Bethesda. Nd. 30
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ASSISTANT s,;2nsa. I. ~ DIREcToR REC. OF . for coed
or DI. $3.50 Mon. IL
parking pa5k Ing lot: Qualified men apply
afro &C CAR cHAsER-p. c. permit; perm
nice appearance: good reference.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irv-
AUfTo tIf S'' MECHANIC n;G WANTED, 5de $3.50
basis; pleasant working conditions.
sosMILa s'e's HIl a6Se y "AIz' 1929 olst ave.
Afro MECHANIC, trucks, 1st tea class;
steady work. paid holidays. vaca-
LIONS LIONS hospltalization, etc. Interna-
GUnser a0nfe tfqsk MSkoNs9sr dsSlsr. ,n See NJ; e
.GeoTgia ave. Silver Spring. Md. 90
AUTO MECHANIC for gen. repairs;
good sal. and working conds., 5Ia-
day Wk.; must have hand tools and
be reliable. SPITLER AUTO sERV.,
AUTO 41S Mi MEcHANn6. aSai t. s-day week: n guar
disqualification and life Insurance.
eealo vacation. high weekly income.
SanaPer sse or I'll H. T. {oo cl9Es FRaNc1g ssEyies e
PARSONS, Dodge-PlSmouth Dealers. s
AUfS AUtHS MEcHASfT6o Nlfefii SsTe So you want lg tor
pay, 4O-hour, 5.day week. paid va
cation and holidays, excelled work.
group disqualification and many
other benefits? II you are expert
enced on Chrysler products, see MI.
Funk, SUBURBAN MOTORS, INC,
s;11st sS;G11se-ssiymouth, sSrina H. 1921 Ga. ave-,
shop; coveralls furnished; vacation
%ltn pay; hourly rate of pay: pest
MoToR TToFkin6 e. eSegnaa5tions Sga se , cEETRAL
ton, Va. cH. 1000. M22
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, General
motor car experience; no experience
nee on Hydra-Matics: 5-day week,
hospltallzation, vacation with pay;
50,5o Fat rate. Apply COLONIAL
ask for Mr.. Hamilton, service man
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC by De Soto
plymouth dealer in Bethesda, Md.
experienced with Chrysler products.
excellent earnings under our $3.50
holidays and vacation. Group life
insurance and hospitaliza ton 512
day ~ hour week Apply Mr.. Funk,
BETHESDA MOTORS, INC, 4702
Miller ave. Bethesda, Md. OIL. 1000
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS
experienced; good opportunity to earn
established Ford dealer: free life and
disqualification insurance; vacation
with pay. CHERNER MOTOR CO.,
1881 Florida ave. NV. -23
AUTO PARTS MAN-We have open
ing in our new stock room for
General Motors parts experience;
pleasant working conds.. 5Ha-day
week. Apply Mr.. Carnie. STOHL-
MAN CHEVROLET. INC. 33rd and
NJ sts. NV. Phone MI. 1916. lis
Evening star., 1951-06-17

When ansaDertHO adpeYtisemenrs
addressed TO Star b0xes do NOT
taclose original references. photo.
+ graphs or other materials OF per-
soT1l pdlue. Copies serpe the pur.
pose and originals may oct lost
Evening star., 1951-06-17
Automobile Salesman

Automobile Salesman
One of Washingtons oldest and most
successful automobile dea.ers has
opening for one additional salesman
Must be man of proven sales ex-
perience, not necessarily automo.
tive: liberal compensation plan, com.
bining security with opportunity
for large earnings. We operate with
q small force of picked men who
make big incomes. II you are in.
terested and have the qualifications
please write to LEE D. BUTLER
INC. 1121 21st st. NV. giving age
and experience or phone Mr.. Logan
for interview. DI. O110 is
AUTOMOBILE SALES MANAGER fol
an established suburban tMd) GIN
dealer in medium price field: capable
OF developing and directing; mus
have the no-how for making ap.
praisals and closing sales. Reptile.
confidential Give full details. age
past record, earnings qualification!
and availability. Attractive future
with salary and bonus. Box 30a-C
Star 10
Evening star., 1951-06-17
HELP MEN

ELECTRICIAN, first-class man, to do
clubhouse wiring; with D. C. card.
HO. 1921. IT
ELECTRICIANS-Hi pay for
mechanics with D. C. and Arling-
ton licenses on new construction.
Call weekdays 4 to pm. LO.
5-3626 -17
Evening star., 1951-06-17
ENGINEER

FARM MANAGER - Comnefen1 fo-
pure-bred Holstein dairy farm mr.
Gaithersburg. Md; fine opening for
[lsht man. Call Saturday or Sunday
ior appt; Gaithersburg 476. ~
FARMER-hANDY MAN and wife (no
cnlloren)' permanent; 3-rm. apt un-
Iufnisned Mus be sober. willing
worker and furnish reference. M j.
WAPLE, Duke st. extended. Alexan-
drla; Va. or 1924 l4th st. NV,
rVS; Wash; > p. c.. - is
FENCE NSTALLERS-Will contract
by the foot or pay by the hour:
steady work Call HO 1888 or NO.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
HELP WTp. AGENCIES Cont. ,
REcEPTTONIsT-P.BX oper s45 wk

REcEPTIoNIsT-P.B.x. oper., s45 wk
mo- mo. Miss Miss Reed, PERSONNEL iS sSisIsi sERV- ssV.
s.T ICE, Eslyd1s, ISIs e e St. NV; Ma 6oss. -.
$50 $50 wt; Cashiers 70 So Tk; PTae:
Resd es nurse as Tas ok I've Service III NE
1911 g st. NV. MA. a116.
TEACHERS (whitel-Write today fol
details of our ethical and effieienl
RaseRss Rasemsns sESev serXlSe S0udTaERN
Arcade. Ricbmond la, Va.
CooKs-MAIDs best, S25-s4a wkly
QUALITY EMPL.. 1897 Ga. ave. NV
Al SECRETARY, f.. Saa5; capito,
Hill secy.. $4,000; junior Law stenog
S19 Ssw ,ssnog Ws assee go ssey S2o oI patenl ten
yate secy.. $500; real estate steno.
excel. Exec 0as openinss. g See See Miss HlGnss Youss
at once. PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911
6 st. NV, ST. 1864. est. II yrs. J,
Ing back9round. d 'ant Under % 30. SSs5 . mo-;
cashier-typist. $40 wk.: PBX-recep.
S45-S50 wk. Miss Reed. PERSON
MEL SERVICE, 1911 G St, Ma. 60S8
Al BOOKKEEPER-Start S65 wk.
Asst bookpr., $50 wk.: Rem. Rand
mach. oper.. $500 mo. Miss Reed,
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G ST.
MA. 60SS.
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
SERVICE
1740 K st. NV. Room 3. RE. 1855
Hygienist, Va Salary open
R. N, Dr's ofice - S., 500 up
RECEIPT. and typist 81. .400
Nurses. Dr.'s ofc. vac. Salary open
ELECTRoNIC TECHNICIANS
81, 500 VI; Jobs Starting approx. July
Is: hiring being done now.
NAT. EMPL. SERVICE
Evening star., 1951-06-17
SWEET CIDER
AUCTION SALES

Zed L. williams g. Zed L. Williams, Jr
Auctioneers & Appraisers
The herewith below listed
furniture, costly 10 DC.
marble top French motif
din. rm. suite, household
effects, brasswares, floor
and table lamps, felt base
Kitchen rugs, radios, small
televisions, suites and odd
pieces of various kinds, will
be disposed of by public
sale
AT
Williams Auction House
91S New York Ave.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
ELECTRONIC
Model Shop
WIRING
TECHNICIANS

Melpar has been steadily ex-
panding for the last five
years. This has created
openings for four expert
enced wiremen to assemble
and wire complete, original
electronic units for the en-
gineering department from
complex schematic dia-
grams. Technical school
background with one or
more years of practical or
military experience is re-
quired. These jobs offer
good pay and an opportu-
nifty to advance.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

BARBER, colored, for 1st-class cot
ored trade Call ETHICAL BARBER
SHOP. 1921 Ga. ave. NV, Ii.
BAR HELPER. white. over 81; good
salary, meals and company BENEFITS
Apply head bartender. CARLTON
HOTEL. 18th and K SITS. NV. --1s
eral experience preferred; perma.
nent position with o well-esteblished
firm in the process of expansion
State experience and BACKGROUND;
salary open. Box 150-G, Star. III
BOOKKEEPER wanted for Arlington
real estate brokerage and insurance
oflce, experience essential. Sal
ary open; Please write or phone
full details. atten. Mrs. Burd. THE
BRANT CO.. 1904 N, Rhodes. Ar
lington; Va, ia: 4-16Q0. -23
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator
thoroughly exper.. Remington Rand;
500 q wkv chance for arrangement
bonus; QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM
BooksEEFFEfkt S1 Ri 4 for nw retail, store: 1s g..
day wk.; HyattsvilIe area. Call DI
Sly for interview. 1T
BRICK CLEANER, to clean brick by
the thousand. Apply at Job site
30th and Linnean ave. NV. Turn
east from Conn. ave. at Ellicott St.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
ADVERTISING STATESMAN

ADVERTISING SALESMAN
Experienced newspaper display ad-
yertlsing salesman for Washington
D. c. Must have past record Of
performance Opportunity to heac
department for person having nee.
eSsary ability. Give full details
including compensation desired. Boz
Evening star., 1951-06-17

Al Secretary (F.) $75 Wk.
Pref; legal exper. Assoc. stenog >.
under 35, sos wk. Radio Stenog :,
exp. 500 wk. CAPITOL HILL secy =,
r.. $50 up, hr,, Temp. and part
estate seey.. exp, sos wk., up.
Can use 200 stenog -secy. DAILY.
500 to $75 wk, up. Thousands
PLACED. Est. 35 yrs. Inquire,
Miss Lee or Miss Grant. Welcome.
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor G
Evening star., 1951-06-17

ATLAS, 1920 N. 7. AVE.
Secy's stenos. typists. bkprs. recpt. ;.
;ypists. fl!e clerks, payroll clerks
bkpg mch. oprs. Many others
1870 N Y AVE NV RIM 500
START $2,400-$4, 200
TEACH 3T-wK. TERM
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Evening star., 1951-06-17
CRAFTSMEN
MECHANICAL LAYOUT
SCHUTTIG & CO., INC.
9th AND KEAREEY SITS. NE.
APPLY IN PERSON

DRIVER. M white. for light delivery:
eREEL BROS. me- 1sii 18th
DRIvER-For grocery store. reliable.
must have references. Good pay.
47Ol Baltimore ave. Hyattsville.
DRIVER. colored, must have D. C.
license; for DGS store; hours to z.
g days: vi. 4142. store; or Ia.
DRIVER lcolored). Paneled delivery
truck. Tall. strong. fast man. Good
salary, Apply am. Monday. 1895
DRIvER@wholesale Ice cream route
man; union scale: 6 days; perm
anent. Apply BREYER ICE CREAM
CO. 1880 Bladersburg rd. ne. -17
DRIvsR ri En- for dry Cleaning roSg,s sal
DRIVER. colored, for station wagon
GEORGETOWN REPRODUCTIONS.
NO. 1929. $50 to $50 weekdays.
DRIVERS. white. for linen route;
nished. Apply DISTRICT LINEN
DRIVER WANTED by progressive auto
parts jobber. Good future for right
PARTS SERVICE, 921 Silver Spring
ave. Silver Spring, Md.
DRIVERS WANTED for parking lots
and garages: good hrs, good pay
chance for advancement: hoSpitali-
cation and insurance benefits. See
MR. MOORE. 1419 Eye st. NV; Do
DRIvER-SALEsMAN for Sc. dry
cleaning route: 25-35; salary and
comm. NAYLOR VALET. LU. 1884.
--17
DRIvER-SALESMEN for bakery. Ap-
ply 703 Michigan ave ne. rs
Evening star., 1951-06-17
GEOLOGIST
DEVELOPMENT (zjI
ENGINEER

Extensive deposits. Lime.
stone, Salt and Coal on Navi-
gable water offer prime mater
ials for basic Soda Ash and
Chlorine Industry. awaiting
the prospector and developer.
Write fully your qualifications
and experience. Box SD. Star.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
BAKER

White. for night work, one with all
round bake shop experience. Splen-
did opportunity for ambitious man
wanting to better himself. Good
starting salary: meals and linens
furnished; insurance and paid vaca-
tion. Apply in. person after pm.
to Mr.. Easterling.
THOMPSON CAFETERIA
Evening star., 1951-06-17

SECYS., $4,000 UP
RecsPts tGr for 3ss Drs dGn3s ttyIe} , - 400 up
Techs. Drs. ofcs. .-hosp. $1,000 up
Dental seeys. -assts. $1,000 up
Full and part-time openings.
Professional Personnel Bur.
1141 K St NV ME oaa2
Evening star., 1951-06-17

BRICKLAYER. 27o0 Renwood ave.,
Toledo, Ohio. Long union Job. s
days per week double time on Sat-
urday. Must go there ct your own
BRICKLAYERS wanted. 1925 per
hr.; long time Jobs. Report to PARIS
a. YOUNG. Fine Arts Bldg, Mary
washington College, Fredericksburg.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

AUTO PARTS MAN-We have open
ing in our new stock room for a
parts counterman. preferably with
General Motors parts experience;
pleasant working conds. 51a-day
week. Apply Mr; Carnie. STOHL-
MAN CHEVROLET. INC, 33rd and
NJ sts. NV. Phone MI. 1646. --lS
Evening star., 1951-06-17

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS
Experienced; good opportunity to earn
high. steady income with large. we'll
disqualification insurance: vacation
with pay. CHERNER MOTOR Co,
1871 Florida ave. NV, -23
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-26
Insurance Go.
Wants You TO
Have Long Life

CHICAGC.-fH1.-The longer
you live, the better the insurance
company loves you. And when
yea get to be 95-years-old, they
love you so much they pay off
your Insurance without waiting
for you to die. So it is with a
well-known Chicago clergyman.
Dr.. Joseph II. Bauss. He is now
95--turning SO in August. And
the Mutual Life Insurance com
pany of New York has sent him
a check for his life insurance
S2.93l
The truth is, the insurance
companies have TO pay off when
you reach 95, because their little
black book only goes up to 95.
The little black book is the Am
erican experience table of NOR
tality. This shows with relent-
less certainty just how long a
mortal man is likely TO live.
Only about three people in l.
900 can expect to reach 90, so the
book works fine for most of US.
But a man like DR.. Gauss collects
his own insurance. He took out
the policy SO years ago, and the
insurance company is not losing
any money on MIN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-26
SUNDAY. MAY ~

With this day comes a more
sensitive and retiring disposition,
one Liable &c be misunderstood
Therc is sound reason, good judg-
ment and be dispassionate. : Sue
cess generally follows this day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-26
Religious News

We have reminder on church
giving from the Right Reverend
William Appleton Lawrence
bishop of the Western Massa.
chusetts Episcopal diocese.
He says the preSent-day atti.
tude of making gifts to the church
out of generosity is basically
pagan He says it SIS not mat
ter of generosity at all.
Bishop Lawrence put it in
these words:
We do not own-we owe"
He went on to say this is Gods
world, not ours. | would plead
therefore, for a restoration of the
practice of tithing."
Tithing is the system of con
tflbuting ten percent of gross in
come to the church. That, said the
bishop, is the proper and henest
way of meeting responsibility to
the church. The bishop made the
statement in an address 10 the
50th annual Diocesan meeting in
Springfield. He hopes 500 of his
parishioners will agree to give
tithes. Half of such contributions
would go to charity, half to the
church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-26

The general board of the Ma
tional Council has issued a new
statement on the subject of world
peace. The council said the United
States should be willing to rise
above immediate self-interest if
such action will prevent another
world war.
The statement said the United
States must explore every honor
able alternative to war. And it
went on to say that while dealings
with Russia have resulted in dis
appointments and Illustrations,
our nation must not close the
door to further negotiation.
In Springfield, Massachusetts
Methodist churchmen received a
report which declared America
cannot and should not be expect
ed to police the world alone.
The statement came from the
conference commission on social
ethics and world peace, of the
New England conference of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-26
THE Sons OF God,
Wells Sermon AT
First Methodist

At the First Methodist Church
Eaton and Simonton streets, Sun.
day School viii meet at GAS am
tomorrow, with Allen Carey as
general superintendent.
At 1880 am. worship service,
Mrs. Paul d, Herrick will sing,
THE Silent Voice" by Caro-
Roma. The pastor, Rev. G. Leon
Wells. win preach on The Sons
of Cod Romans 8:19.
Meeting of Methodist Youth
Fellowship at $50 pm.
Evening worship at 7:30 o'clock
will have as the sermon subject
and text, Who Will Wear A
Crown lRev. 2:1O5l.
Fellowship Hour, to which all
young people are invited, viii be
held at the Fleming Street Meth
odist Church at 6:45 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-26
Chaplain Garrett
Will Speak AT
Isl Presbyterian

: The Sunday school services al
the First Presbyterian Church
will begin at GAS a. m. with Mr.
Harland Merriam, superintendent
in charge of the opening exer-
cises. There are interesting class
es for children of all ages as well
as adults. All are invited to at
tend.
Morning church services will
begin at II O'Clock a. m. Mrs.
Thomas Whitley, organist, will
play for her prelude, Prelude
Religioso" by Kuhlau and for the
offertory, "Offertory," by Bastiste.
The choir will use for their an
them $50 Near TO God Am t. by
Eville.
During Rev. Rogers absence,
Chaplain Francis L. Garrett win
bring the morning message. His
message is entitled, PEARL Of
Great Price"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-26
Court Orders Wife
off Husbands
Milk Wagon Route

FELTHAM, Eng.-(P).-If you
are troubled by back seat driv-
ing, listen to thisl 1t is about &
champion back seat driver-Mrs
Mary Saxby Of Feltham, England
She had so much to say to hei
husband that she decided to &C
along with him on his daily round
of milk deliveries. Saxby drives
milk wagon.
The boss learned that Mrs. Sax
by was riding the route with
Saxby, and he complained. So
Ms. Saxby went to see the boss,
in person.
What happened then is a little
foggy, Il has become the subject
lof litigation. Mrs. Saxby says she
got smack in the face from the
boss.
The boss says Mrs. Saxby told
him off, and Their hit him on the
head.
Mrs. Saxbys charged assault. IS
In tile course of the trial it
came out that SaXby himself had
been waiting outside the boss
office during Inc iracas. But he
had thought it wiser not to butt
in. No back seat driver, he. Sax
by said Il am very high-minded.
And besides, my wife had told me
to stay out of it."
The court threw out Mrs. Sax
by's complaint against the boss.
And victory at last, the court also
ordered her to stay off the milk
wagon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-26
When God Goes
Before Is Rev.
AshWorth S Talk

At the Fleming Street Mctho-
dist Church, corner Fleming and
William streets, Sunday morning
at 1880 O'clock, the pastor, the
Rev. w. ]. Ashworth, viii speak
from the subject, When God
Goes Before At the evening
hour at 7:30 cordial welcome
will be extended the American
Legion. the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, and Disabled Veterans and
their auxiliarys.
The pastor will bring a
Memorial message from the sub
ject, That These Dead Shall Not
Have Died In Vain"
Sunday school will convene at
9:45 a. m. The Methodist Youth
Fellowship meetings viii be held
at $50 p. 'in. Prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening at 7:30.
A nursery IS maintained for
babies and small children through
all services Of the day
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-26

Methodist church. This group
called on the conference to con-
denim those countries which Us
members of the United Nations
have failed to fulfill their obliga-
tons for common defense against
aggressors in Korea.
According to iniormants at the
Vatican, the extended Roman
Catholic Holy Year of 1850 will
formally end on October 18th. at
the shrine of Our Lady of Fati-
ma, near Lisbon, Portugal. A ce-
remony will be held which viii
in effect be a conservation of the
famous shrine by the Vatican.
The shrine of Our Lady of Fati-
ma is credited with numerous mi
raculous cures, and is described
as "a modern LourdeS. y
The Pope viii send a Cardin-
al delegate to the formal occasion,
and THUS direct world attention
TO the shrine. e@@~
Despite the end of the Holy
Year, the Pope has indicated that
Catholics may continue to seek
indulgence benefits of the Holy
Year throughout the remainder
of 1851.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-26

The Good Book teaches man to
be moderate in all things. to be
wise and filled with wisdom. Man
is told to be temperate in all
things. But we've twisted Prec-
ious Words around to suit our
own fancies and to meet con-
venientlY. our own appetites.
Eating too much is just as bad as
smoking too much. Lack Of rest is
just as bad as snoozing too much.
A preacher. noted for his huge
appetite. became very i'll one eve
ming after having stuffed himself
like an overly feathered pillow.
He thought he might die. The
doctor even thought so. A brother
preacher asked him if he was
afraid to die. No" he replied
painfully. but I'm ashamed toll
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-26
IA Compassionate
Heart" Is Sermon
AT First Baptist

Rev, George Mcneil Ray will
peak on "A Compassionate
Heart" al the morning services at
bic First Baptist Church this
Sunday, The evening topic will
Pc "A New Life In Christ
Nursery maintained throughout
Sunday SCHOOL ard morning wor-
khip, from 9:i5-l2.f5 Sunday
mornings, and from G:o0-s:30 Sun
Day evenings. Trained attendants
care for the children of various
hges. All children are grouped
conveniently according to their
eges, ore group meets in the
Church annex. and another group
ia the new ehildren's room in the
Basement.
Sunday school. with MIR. Lee
Skaggs as superintendent, begins
promptly at 9:15 in the morning
There are classes for all ages in
The family. Baptist Training
Union, with Mr.. Ben SHELTON as
director, meets at 6:l5 in the eve
ming. There is an age group for
everyone
Everyone is invited to attend
all services of the church. The
church is cooled by large fans
and always is comfortable
throughout summer months. All
service men find the First Bap-
list Church a friendly people
with cordial atmosphere at all
times
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-26

Il is believed that the cuckoo
could not continue to survive as
a species unless it placed its
eggs in the nests Of other birds
to be Matched. Largest Of the in
sectivorous birds, it needs so
much food that it must spend
most Of its time hunting it and
probably could not live if it tried
to incubate its own eggs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-26
TOdGy's Horoscope

To-Day gives literary and arts
tic abilities, mingled with jest
Gus and combative disposition.
Great efforts win be made to ac-
gGir1 wealth and position, some
times proving successful when
supported by other aspects. Much
opposition may be met partly
due II The tendency to be trucu-
lent
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-22
WOODFIELD
Mrs. Ralph HOWard
Damascus 1892

Two faithful members of our
W.S.C.S. passed away during the
past week. They were Mrs. Ella
Lewis and Mrs. Bessie Kemp.
Mrs. George Woodfield spent the
week in Baltimore visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Parepa Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Duvall
entertained at family birthday
dinner in honor of Mrs. DuvalPs
mother, Mrs. Leslie Mullineaux, of
Washington Grove.
On Saturday, April %, the WIS.
C.S. is planning fried chicken
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Braun of
Baltimore are spending the week
with Mrs. Braun's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nor
man Burdette.
Mrs. Lucy Snouffer and family
were Sunday afternoon visitors of
Mrs. Julia Becraft, who is very ill.