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The guardian., 1951-05-26
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EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Earl w. LdtUSon, Pastor


Rally Sunday: The pastor
spoke on Giving. God loveth a
cheerful giver. Music by the
Junior Choir. At the end of the
sermon the choir sang "Ava
Maria" with Dolores Jackson as
soloist. Following came the rally
which was very well considering
the cost of living. Visitors well
coined. Miss B, Elm from Zion
AME Church, Englewood, N. j.;
Fred Elm from Forest street I'm
ion Church, Methuen; and How
ard S. Wilson, st. Paul Church,
Cambridge. The pastors wife,
Mrs. Frances Lawson, left last
Thursday for huntsville, Ala, to
witness the graduation of one Of
her sisters at Oakwood College,
the school which she also attend
ed. The weekend of May 26, ~
Rev. and Mrs. Lawson will leave
for Montclair and Patterson, N.
J. The pastor is speaker for
Rev. Billups in the morning and
Rev. Dokes in the afternoon. Both
of these eminent ministers have
conducted revival services at
Emmanuel Church in recent
wears. Rev. Percy Carter is be-
ing installed at st. Johns
Church. Woburn on May a.,
Women's Day will be Sunday,
May 27, with the guest speaker,
Mrs. Satyra Bennett of Cam
bridge, writer. The Progressive
IS" presents a religious panto-
mine in two parts, featuring as
guest soloist Miss Ruby Doss-
mezzo soprano, a student of Ala
bama State College, Sunday,
MAY 27. 7:3O PM. The Sunday
School invites all to its Annual
Birthday Party, Friday, June 8,
at 8 Pm. Fun and entertainment
Prizes for the youngest and the
oldest. Our Summer Camp will
be August u to Is at Wrentham
Kindly send your sons and
daughters between eight and Is
years.
The guardian., 1951-05-26

Were l." by Carrie Jacob Bonds
and "Macushla", by Dermot Nc
Murrough. The choir of the
church rendered several pleas
ing numbers. Scripture reading
was given by Miss Maxine
Christian and prayer offered by
Deacon William Langhorne. Rev.
H. Benton Harris accompanied
all of the singers on the piano.
A dinner was served by a com
mittee including teachers of
Sunday School in Dexter Hall to
/. accommodate persons who did
not want to go home after
church.
At $3.50 PM, a group from the
S alem Square Congregational
Church brought a large group to
fellowship with the B. Y.P. U.
group Of John Street and brought
fine program Of music, instru-
mental and vocal. Refreshments
were served by the young peo-
pies committee in Dexter Hall
just before the program in Dex-
ter Hall,
Mrs. w. H. Hester will be
guest speaker at John Street
Baptist Church, Sunday, 1O:3O
AM. with Mrs. Laura Leak con-
Quoting Women's Day program.
In the afternoon Mrs. Joseph
Lucy will be the guest speaker
at 3 Pm. with members Of her
choir and congregation present
In the evening candle light
service will be redered by the
ladies of the church.
The guardian., 1951-05-26

The curtain will soon rise ON
another memorable season OF
fun and relaxation at one Of
New England's most beautiful
summer resort, Jewell Inn, York
Beach, Maine. Here can be
found a true appreciation OF the
natural grandeur offered along
the coastline.
Jewell Inn is a modern resort
with every comfort and con-
venience to add to the enjoyment
of its guests. The picturesque
setting is the perfect back
ground for sports and amuse-
ments to please every mood,
Dancing, ping pong, croquet,
The guardian., 1951-05-26
WESTERN AVE.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. James E. Ford, Minister

9:45 A.M.-Sunday School
ll:0O A.M.-Morning Service
600 P.M.-B. T. u.
TOO N.M.-Evening Service
The Usher Board are present
ing the Bullock Bros. on'June 3,
at 100 Pm. at the Church. All
welcome.
The Missionary Society are
sponsoring a Musical Festival on
Saturday, May 26, at 8 PM, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Skinner
and other volunteer singers.
Tickets sell for 25c. Notify Mrs.
Bessie Fields, 169 Western ave-
nue.. These programs are given
to help raise money for the Build
ing Fund.
All are welcome to help make
the program a success.
The guardian., 1951-05-26
Wedding Anniversaries

With June the month of we'd
dings present and past the sub
ject of anniversaries is bound
to crop out.
Named for the custom of giving
certain kinds Of gifts as the Sue
ceeding return of the happy day
rolls round, every one knows
that the silver wedding is the
twenty-fifth, the golden the
fiftieth and if the fortunate cou-
pie have the bounty of continued
good health, the seventy-fifth is
the diamond wedding.
But do you know what the
others are?
The guardian., 1951-05-26

Pearadlse Snow
1 package Iemon.nayored gelatine
q cup hot water
/ No. 21a can Washington Bartlett
Pears, well drained
3 egg whites, stiffly beaten
Dissolve gelatine in hot water.
Add l cup syrup drained from
pears. Chill until partially set.
Whip until light and fluffy. Fold in
stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour into
a 1-quart mold and chill until set.
Serve in a sherbet glass with a
Washington Bartlett Pear half on
top. Pour Lemon Custard Sauce
over the Pearadise Snow and top
with toasted cocoanut. Serves 8.
The guardian., 1951-05-26
York Beach, Me-. June |. 1851
Samuda ReOpens Jewell Inn,

card games and horseshoe pitch
ing may be enjoyed on the
premises as there is spacious
recreation room. 1t Is only ten
minutes walk to the theatre,
swimming, bowling and fishing.
A thrilling program Of sum-
mertime diversions under the
capable supervision Of G. Albert
Samuda, manager of the Inn,
offers patrons the best in food
and entertainment Mr.. Samuda's
personal interest in his guests
has added to the charm Of this
outstanding vacation spot To-
Gated between Boston and Port :
land, Maine.
The guardian., 1951-05-26
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH


Rev. w. Mdrvin Gibson, Pastor
The pastor, officers and mem
bers of Union Baptist will open
series of evangelistic and revival
services Sunday morning at the
1913 service. MRS. WILLIE
MAE FORD SMITH, her daugh-
ter Bertha and Mrs. Mabel Pat
ton, all from St. Louis, will be
leading figures in the meeting.
Mrs. Willie Mae Ford Smith is
one of the most outstanding
Gospel Singers of the country.
This group will be with us from
Sunday morning through June 8.
At the morning service the pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Gibson will use as
his sermon theme: Jesus in Our
Hearts" The choir and Gospel
Chorus will render service in
this meeting. We will have as
our guest the Master, officers and
members of Mt. Moriah Lodge of
the Prince Hall affiliation. Our
guest singers and workers will
feature in the 7:30 service. The
pastor will use knowing Jesus"
as the theme of his evening mes
sage. Inspirational singing by
our st. Louis group will be an
important feature of the meet
ing. One Monday evening, and
for the week, the services are to
start at 7:45. The Rev. A. Roger
Williams of the Massachusetts
Avenue Baptist Church, will
bring the message.
To all these evangelistic meet
ings you are most cordially in
vited. We hope you will share
them with us.
WESTERN AVE.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. James E. Ford, Minister
The guardian., 1951-05-26

The Cambridge Women's Club
is sponsoring "A Country Fair"
to be held at Newtowne Halls,
Davenport street, Porter Square,
Cambridge. This affair is being
eagerly awaited by young and
old, as a fun-packed, carefree
evening is anticipated - with
its auctions, square dancing and
hot dogs. Remember the date =
Wednesday. June 6 at $3.50 PM.
The guardian., 1951-05-26
WORCESTER
JOHN ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
43 John Street

JOHN ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
43 John Street
Req. H. Benton Harris, Minister
A large audience attended the
Sacred Concert given by the
Church School of John Street
Church, Sunday at 3 Pm. Mrs.
Martha Myles, S. S. Supt., intro
duced Mrs. Ruth Ford, assist.
supt.. who acted as Mistress Of
Ceremonies. The following con-
tributed talent: Piano Solos, Miss
Frances Perry and Miss Lois
Mays; vocal solos, Frances Ford,
Donald Wilson, Mrs. Martha
Myles. Frances Perry, Mrs. Ellis
worth Nepean, Rev. Roland
Emerson Haynes. minister Of ST.
Andrews Meth o dist Church;
ouartette with Beverly Benson,
Sylvia Price, Marilyn Price and
Muriel Price. The guest soloist
was Mr.. Ralph Theodore Watts
of Shiloh Baptist Church, Hart
ford, Conn; a biographical sketch
Of Marian Anderson was given
by Mrs. Joseph Brevard, Lift
Every Voice and Sing, was sung
by the group, with Miss s. E.
Wilson al the piano. Readings
were rendered by Mrs. Bertha
Baskerville and Sheila Fisher
and Mrs. Matte Matthews; clari-
net solo by Leroy Peay accom-
panied by Mrs. Augusta Kelley
at the organ: Muriel Price sang
several selections including,
The guardian., 1951-05-26

Lemon custard Sauce
~ cups scalded milk
3 egg yolks
II cup sugar
Il teaspoon salt
/ tablespoon lemon Juice
N teaspoon grated lemon rind
Beat the egg yolks slightly with
fork, add sugar and salt. Add
milk gradually, stirring constantly.
Cook and stir in a double boiler
over hot, not boiling water, until
mixture coats 8 spoon. Chill. Add
lemon juice and grated Tind, Just
before serving.
The guardian., 1951-05-26

Golden Anniversary Festival of
The Guardian, Tuesday, June 5,
at Union Methodist Church,
Columbus Ave. and w. Newton
sts., Boston, at 8 PM. All in
vited. Admission free.
The guardian., 1951-05-26

Can you put the proper num-
Der with the following?
Floral Wedding
.......... China Wedding
Candy Wedding
,.........Linen Wedding
.......-...P Paper Wedding
Leather Wedding
Straw Wedding
............Tin Wedding
Crystal Wedding
..........W Wooden Wedding
The guardian., 1951-05-26

All the copy for insertion in a
current issue must be received
at GUARDIAN Office, 977 Ire
mont Street, Boston, 20, not later
than Wednesday noon; earlier
would be better.
Per M. Trotter Steward,
Editor
The guardian., 1951-05-26

Golden Anniversary Festival Of
The Guardian, Tuesday, June S
at Union Methodist Church.
Columbus Ave. and w. Newton
sts., Boston, at PM. All i'm
vited. Admission free.
The guardian., 1951-05-26


Desserts high homemaker search for something new
easy prepare with appetite appeal Answering all these qun
combines light fluffy pudding
with Washington Bartlett Pears tart lemon sauce and
toasted cocoanut
The chilled in the refrigerator then well drained
before serving Bartlett the best known canned variety ana
with Its firm heh creamy Whe
color and delicate wholesome fruit nutritious and
economical
In Juice in which the are canned
used Serve family today and hear the praises sung
its favnr
The guardian., 1951-05-26
W. MEDFORD

"Life's Unanswered Question"
was the Sunday sermon of guest
speaker and biological student,
Mr.. Percival Aston of Virginia,
who will return next fall to serve
on the Shiloh staff. SO too, may
the Martyrs of Texas. Who
would have thought all this good
fortune would come to Shiloh?
The Mems Club invites you to
attend their May 27 morning
service tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
HELP MEN Cont

SALESMAN, furniture; salary plus
commission; prefer experienced man.
EDWARDS CONTRACT CO.. 1888
sALEsMANGExperienced real estate
salesman for Boss d. Phelps Inc.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1417 K St
SALESMAN to contact retail outlets
with Toms peanuts and whsle. con-
fections. For interview. call in person
at TOMS WARRINGTON SALES,
6005 Creston ST., Bladensburg, Md.
sALESMAN-Old line life ins. CO. has
opening on large debit; guaranteed
MR MsaEars SpfrsR fns hssFal sT ssSG sSSmmission Can
sALEsMAN Va Want f'GEn ambitious man
willing to work hard to accomplish
exceptional results selling well
known paint to painting contractors
in Washington vicinity. Previous
paint selling experience not essen
allowance. plus bonus on all sales,
plus. exceptional future opportunity,
Must have car and successful sales
record Box 372-x, Star. III
SALESMAN-Experi in selling
fishing tackle and guns; excellent
opportunity and permanent position.
See Mr.. Scheide, SPORT CENTER.
SALESMAN. auto accessory and parts:
salary open: a real opportunity for
the right man; permanent position,
6i2-day week. vacation with pay.
commission and bonus HERSON
AUTO & APPLIANCE CO., Sth and
SALESMAN - Unusual opportunity
We have a spendid opening for a
man who can qualify. 1t is a real
opportunity for future security and
immediate earnings. You can de-
pend on $4,000 to $4,000 per year
from the exclusive territory we have
opened No travelling but you will
need a car. Sales exper. helpful but
not essential as We give thorough
training. $50 per wk. salary during
training period. Write Box 3-B.
Star. giving background. telephone
no. and address. --l9
Evening star., 1951-11-15
HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced; full or part
time. Apply HILLTOP ESQ STA
TION. 5000 Central ave, Seat
be thoroughIy exp; II pm. to s
am; refs; salary depending upon
qualifications Apply willard, MAR
KET ESSO SERVICE CENTER. 400
Florida ave. ne. -15
SERy. STA. ATTENDANT. capable
and .yilling to work. JENSEN'S
TEXACO SERVICE. 1928 Conn. ave.
Apply in person. Id
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Day or night work; lge Esso service
station; good working conditions;
N. Pershine dr.. OW 7SO7 Ia
Evening star., 1951-11-15

SALES CLERK, some knowledge Of
music necessary. See Mr.. Urban.
KIT MUSIC CO.. 1880 @ st. NV.
sALEsGIRL-Toy. novelty and gift
shop. Exper. nee. Call RA. 2200.
sALEsGIRL. for gift shop; part or
full time; 81 per mr.. with advance
ment possibilities. VANITY FAIR,
1865 Conn. ave. NV. is
SALESGIRLS, thoroughly experienced;
excel. working conditions; $50 plus
commissions and PMS. Apply HABER
- Full and part-time
Must be thoroughly experienced for
linen, curtain and drapery store
Nice working conditions, good fu-
ture. good salary plus commission.
Store located in Shirlington Busi-
nv ne;s szad center' Phone MR.. sHEEHAN'
SALESGIRLS - Full and part time,
for apparel, fabric and sewing no
tions Sales experience not necessary
but must have a pleasing personality
and be an avid sewer with knowl-
edge Of fabrics. patterns and sew
suit your convenience. Store located
in Shirlington Business Center. Pre-
Phone MR.. sHEEHAN. oV. s464.
SALESLADY, experienced. for chill
dren's specially shop in Arlington;
no night work; salary open. 0W.
sALESLADY for ready-to-wear shop;
5-day week: good salary and COM
mission: store benefits; full or part
time, Apply URDoNG BROS. 1905
saLrsLaDY + aiD for ready-to-v.ar: Mle ex-
APPAREL. T3S 10Th st Id
Evening star., 1951-11-15
HELP WOMEN

COUNTER GIRL, white, exper.; NO
nishts. no Sundays. TESTERS, 611
g st. NV. -17
CREDIT ASSISTANT texperD; perma-
nent position, also knowl. of typing
5-day week Apply Mrs. Strauss,
MAJOR MASTERPIECES. oil 7th
St. NV. lis
Evening star., 1951-11-15

BOY WANTED. about Is yrs. old. to
ors pRovIDrscf sef mkR ssR isSsns ffs
BOY. with bicycle, aged IS. 5-day
Tss5' Yetb FYNEX & SAXON, 1927
BOY. white. 1922, for work in book Q
bindery: permanent Job with real
opportunity for right boy. No ex-
perience required. WILLIAM NOR
WITT CO.. 913 18th st. NV. -l5
BOY. OVER 1s. to work in dry clean
enc.d ing plant nssdad steady JOB no sSPsE, sfEb
cEfaNERs ehisS Rss'eS Fear H5gR' 53s rNEneH st. NE
BOYS. II to 21, white. to learn to
operate envelope printing presses;
some knowledge of printing desir--
put n9t ssesS zee
work; good opportunity and advance
ment; vacation with pay; conv. to
those living in ne. and sc. sections
Apply WASHINGTON ENVELOPE
GO. LIST and L SITS. ne, end floor
MAN-lnspection ability to check rec
in repairs: exper desirable. but not
essential; 5-day. 45-hr. wk.. time
and half after 40 hrs. Apply
BOWEN g. GO. 4712 Bethesda aye.
btiIleSQa. Mo. 10
MAN. experienced in general main
tenance for apartment house: NV.
section. Hours pm. to IL. Call
MRS. LEVER. EN-. 07Q0. -l6
MAN. white. for receiving dept. drive
pickup truck. Apply MR.. BEDDOW
7l5 12th st. NV. 15"
MAN, young, steady or part time, for
meat counter: some exper. necessary
Apply J. Miller. o STREET MAR
kET, Stand 4s, 7th and L SITS. NV.
MAN FOR NEWssTAND-Good sal
ary. company benefits. paid vaca-
tions; must be reliable Apply In
person, THE UNION NEWS CO,
No. l stand, Union Station --l5
MAN-Pref. under 20 to train for
position Of Civil Engineering Aide:
earn while learning. OW. 1869. -15
MAN WITH CAR
Big earnings; no investment good
references. Call 81. 1851 and ask
for employment manager. 80
Evening star., 1951-11-15

SALESMAN
For grocery sales and promotion work
in D. C.. and metropolitan area.
Box 1897. Star. lis
statesmen. If you can earn over
$3.50 week. selling watches on
credit, we have an opening for you
IN our. long established oreaniza:;
tion. No down payment required
from customer, Immediate COM
mission. Joe Tash, NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO., 7l9 7th st. NV.
lis
statesmen tmen's furnishingsl. ex-
perienced; good salary; permanent
position. Apply HEROES. F St at
sAIEsMEN WANTED. experienced
full-time and part-time. WOOD
ROWS MEMS SHOP. 500 H st. ne.
stLEsMEN, storm window; up to
30T for experienced. qualified
producers: ST. 3147. 16'
ALESMEN-Outside man for radio
and television organization; some
leads furn.; fine opport for wide
awake salesman. KEYSTONE TV &
FURNITURE CO.. and Z H st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY, part-time

part-time, or steno-
typist. Medical knowledge helpful
but not necessary; work days 8
hours. Mon, Wed, Fri; hourly rate
depending on experience and per.
formance. Address all replies to
Terminal Bldg, Washington l, D. C.
Evening star., 1951-11-15

HOlEI RALElGH
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. -17
NURsE-Interesting and different
who, likes variety In her work; in
cludes work with medical consultant,
first aid. management of employees
cafeteria and other related duties;
8-hr. day. 5-day wk; vacation and
sick leave plan: state experience
and starting salary Box 421 z. Star.
NURSE, R. NJ. for medical clinic;
$500 per, year; 40-hour. 5H-day
HtaIs,s,a week; medical coyersgs age. and leave
white, age 22 to 40. for
private hospital. References. CO.
NURSE, white undergraduate, general
duty; live in; under 35; no smokers
or drinkers. Box 392-R, Star. --18
OFFICE ASSISTANT, typing essen
tial; to assist manager in local sales
ONCE: perm. LIFETIME ALUMINIUM
PRODUCTS CO., 943 N. Y. ave. NV.
OFFICE ASSISTANT, typing or
switchboard exper. helpful but
exper unnecessary: perm. position:
KAT. 717 II st. ne. -I5
PIX switchboard operator; news
magazine; no exper. nee; must be
under 20. high school graduate, in
good health, able to type; 35-hr
wk, incl. Sun. per mo-; S42 so to
start. Apply In person to MRS.
REuEIPlfiosS,ss$T2 MflEIlAms sT2s ofEIcE " Il NV TwoRkssp
SIl, white: for small ofice sad in Silver
90s Bonifant St, Silver Spring,
8 to g. ID
Evening star., 1951-11-15
HELP WOMEN

ALTERATIONS wOMEN-steady. all
suits and dresses; excel. salary for
qualified help. Apply HABER &
CO.. 1908 G st. NV. -l5
AssISTANT-Retail-
agency experience; must be typist,
have art background; good salary.
Write details, Box lS-B, Star. --l6
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER texper.) }.
knowledge Of accounts receivable
Sk, sr!B Apply MRS. Mrs. Strauss, MAJOR
BOOKKEEPER-Typing
essential. Apply ALBAN TOWERS.
37O0 Mass. ave. NV. -15
BOOKKEEPER and gen.
eral office work. Salary commen-
surate with ability: excellent work
ing conditions. Apply TANEN SALES
CORP. OF E ST. NV. -15
TO BOOKKEEPER for
hne mems store: permanent position.
pleasant environment; 5h-day week
Apply GOLDHEIM s, 1409 H st. NV.
ASSISTANT for curtain. linen and
drspery store. The person we need
Is now an assistant buyer or has had
years OF experience selling household
domestics We offer an executive
position with a definite future Good
starting salary and many other ad-
vantages. Store located in South Arl
Phone MIR. SHEEHAN. OV 6464.
SALESGIRLS. white, full
or part time: begin $35 per wk !:
sun. work. of l day. Apply 5037
Conn ave NV Ia
Evening star., 1951-11-15
HELP WoMEN

sALEsLADlEs wanted; experienced
helpful but not necessary: apply
F. W. WoOLWoRTH CO. 900 7th
Evening star., 1951-11-15
CLERK-TYPIST

Large real estate and mortgage loan
firm. Permanent position. Excel
lent opportunity for advancement.
Life, disqualification and surgical in
Surance benefits; 5-day wk salary
perience. WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg Call Mr. Allnutt,
DI. $500. go
Evening star., 1951-11-15

to Box 400-Y, Star. We guar
antee your reply will be kept
in strict confidence. -l5
SERVICE STATION MEN
Full or part time, top salary and
ESsO SERVICE CENTER. 10th and
Maine ave. s.w.. EX. 1915. -15
SERVICE STATION OPERATOR-Ad-
vancement shift manager for right
man; experience preferable. but not
necessary. Call SH. $3.50. lie
SHEET METAL MECHANICS. must
bay be e1psG i5sad sHEEr S9Ef ard mES F9fd
INC, 1929 Ft. Myer dr.. Arl.. va.
SHfPPiNG CLERK. young man.
knowledge of city; perm. position;
40-hr: wk., see Mr.. Liewald.. L: c:
INC. l413 Park rd. NV. -18
SHIPPING CLERK and porter, fine
opportunity for right man with good
references to assume responsibilities
in leading downtown jewelry store;
position for Tisht man, man; Apply III! in
JEWELERS., F "a at 9th st. NV. IL
PING-RECEIvING CLERKS (2)
tcoloredl: excellent opportunity to
Join national organizations; 5-day
work week; group disqualification.
Call in person: at EMERSON RADIO
OF WASHINGTON. INC, 1922 18th
SHOEMAKER. for managers lob;
good pay ENTERPRISE SHOE 60.
SHOE statesmen, experienced. steady
spDy GS fReS Sosr6S 5sy SHOE 6f sToRE e6s
SHORT. ORDER COOK and counter
man; experienced. Call Ju. 7-9o45'
STOCK RECORD CLERK to work in
st9rase OF once: sro1D . insurance In, ana s
Forbes. KANE MOVING q sToR-
AGE CO.. 29l7 Sth st. ne. lie
STORM WINDOW installers. 2 men
for outside easement type: expert
enced men only; top pay with bonus
rFI 1oF S1RpeSed T9Ek nS zee .cn
snRcrRoN1csgp faaRe s6s cssgpESsa'iaeS 81 n St. BE.
MECHANIC for radio
and television organization. flne pay.
great PROSPECTS for progressive man.
5 and H st. NV. is
Experienee necessary. Part or fun
1911 Nichols ave. sc.
SERVICEMAN - Out
side service for small section of
town. Our piece-rate is best deal
in town; car furn. Apply r. Dowd,
DOWD'S TELEVISION CO.. 441SI
Conn. ave. NV. is
SERvICEMEN - Imme-
diate openings for inside and ont
side servicemen. good pay; 5-day
week; for further information call
MID ATLANTIC APPLIANCES. LA
6-5500 30
TIRE CHANGER
good salary and working |
conditions. BEN HUNDLEY, 3446
14th St NV. -19
Evening star., 1951-11-15

GIRLS. 8 to II pm.
sn1ft; .exper. nee; excel. salary.
meals nsad Turn. 1886 Conn. ave. .Wo.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white; experience
helpful but not necessary; refined
apartment drugstore. Apply Mr..
Julian, WEsTCHESTER PHARMACY,
Westchester Apts., 1000 Cathedral
ave. NV. -l5
and luncheonette help
wanted; good hours and salary. Ap-
ply. AMBASSADOR DRUGSTORE,
18th and K sts. NV. --t6
CASHIER, experienced;
full or part time. Call JU. 7-9045.
white, to supervise
part time, lovely house and garden
in Spring Valley section. Wo. l742.
POLICY WRITER for
position with large local insurance
agency; excellent opportunity for
Arrangement. YOUNG & SIMON.
$40 Woodward Bldg. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR

Age Is to 80. with national
organization; must be high
school graduate and type 35
w.p.m.; good salary and
monthly bonus after 3 mos.
Pleasant working conditions;
5-day week. paid vacation and
ether regular employe bene-
fitS. For appt., call MR..
MEYER, DI. 2622, between 10
am. and 3 pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
HELP WoMEN
MAIL AND
INFORMATION CLERK
HOTEL, RALEIGH

Young lady. 20 to 80, to work alter
mating shift. Some tipping desired:
interesting work. Apply in person
to Mr. Hammer
Evening star., 1951-11-15
TV SERVICEMEN

Permanent positions inside and out
side with Georges great service or
ganiZation. Highest salary for ex-
perienced men: generous car allow
ance: insurance BENEFITS. discount
privileges; paid vacations, guaran-
teed advancement; best possible
working conditions
Call MR.. GILL, DI. 1900. 8 am
to B p m.
TYPISTS, age 1885; type at least
80 words per min. accuracy essen
tial; position with expanding or
eaniZation, extending all modern
employe benefits. Excel. sal. for
qualified person. Call ME. 6al1.
UPHOLSTERER, exper. only; top sal. =;
good workine, cond:: year round
position. Apply HONEYCUTT UP
HOLSTERERS, 1854 Calvert st. NV,
UPPHoLsTERER-Good salary, pleas
ant working conditions: apply in
person. Mrs. Curley. HOTEL 2400,
2400 18th st. NV. lie