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HELP MEN

Excellent opportunity and wonderful
ADlspSsl qsap1 re e ~ s Sfe B srNw.
SANDWICH MAN. experienced. for
Kosher delicatessen. Apply 7s22
sE Eea5fEh rs s sAlTLEsMEN-oversgs2he-
counter firm has openings for two
men; live leads furn.; write or phone
for appt. ALBERT KRAvlTz CO..
l420 N. Y. ave. NV. ST. 0077.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT; ex-
peTienced in lubrication; guaranteed
me De coN M Rp' s a7s snd Mayor Syf5
sERy1iccE STATION ATTENDANT, COL
ored, wanted; experienced 1923
9Th ST. NV. Call MI. $500. MIR.
sERyicE STATION ATTENDANT
Full or part time. Excellent salary
snsed. WooDIAwN Service CEN
TER. 1925 N. Washington blvd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
tions; paid vacations. mo No phone
calls See MT; OBrien or Mr.. Nc
TON. End and Constitution ave.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
CD experienced men wanted to
work in downtown filling station;
Mr.. Nicholson, Sinclair SERVICE
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
and fabrication man; day work only;
s sG6do syn @It s holidays. Phone JE.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MANAGER
Toms Auto Service, Inc, has an
opening for a reliable, experienced
man to managed $50 pm. to I2
Md, branch; enjoy ali the benefits
OF large corporation. /, e. vaca-
tons with pay. disqualification. yearly
bonus: etc. $50 per wk., plus 80
commission to start; SUNDAYS of.
between am. to 8 pm. except Sat,
sERyiCE STATION SHIFT Man
S2o0 per mo: to start: all day work:
sHE Enhf METAL fso W 4 ffIliS By
South George Mason drive and
So soush ! Columbus ave. MR.. JOSEPH
SHOE SALESMAN; experienced only
teed salary. plus commission and
pms; vacation with pay; oppor-
tunity for advancement with grow
ing organization. For appt. call
MR.. r. RE. 0626. -25
SINGERS WANTED for Folk Opera
Company, colored; small salary to
begin: splendid opportunity. Call
s PEi AZ OFFICER, white. middl.
age; for large apartment building;
$50 pm. to 3 am; must be sober,
honest and reliable. Apply resident
manager, 24S0 10th st. NV. NO.
$500. 81
SPORTSWEAR SALESMAN
Excellent earnings for aggressive
young man in our Mems Sportswear
Dept. Apply MR.. ETTLIN. 3rd floor.
Bond Stores. l335 F St Nv
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HELP MEN

PRODUCE CLERKS; part or full
time. POSINS', 1855 Ga. ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE BROKER for Va, Of
flee: one capable OF managing or
take interest. Cali CHI. 6S93. ewes.
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REAL ESTATE
Statesmen
REPRESENTATIVE

Two positions open with
125 -year-old company. Earn
So, 900 and up. plus company
benefits. Apply for interview,
9 10 ii m. RIM. $40. Warner
Bldg. 18th and E SITS. If you
meet these aualifics tons:
l.. Confidence and good
speaking voice.
2. Ability 10 learn rapidly.
3, Good educa tional back
ground
4. Car available.
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN. to operate established
are well established, and have been
Man must be between es and ID
years OF age, have Al references,
and be bondable. Salary while train
training. Our I men V EARN IN excess scess
Of S75 per Wk. Call COOK COFFEE
CO. CO. 1896 for appt -25
SALESMAN - Experienced heating
salesman to sell "Dual-Vent,"
the mighty double action. automatic
Oil heating boiler and hot-water
heater in one complete unit. 1t Is a
features. we We Aa are n Washin sslns
larsest home Improvement CO., buy
directly from the manufacturer and
have q marvellous proposition to
offer. As we do most everything for
services to offer the home owner, a
salesman can make more money here
than with outfits selling only / type
Of work. CONSOLIDATED ENGI-
HHEEERIMG 4 DISTRIBUTING CO,
SALESMAN, retail store, mems fur
ntshings; permanent position. No
phone calls. SURPLUS SAL Es CO..
425 10th ST. NV. .-27
Observation-Disclosures, television, re-
tail store; experienced, only; attrae-
tive proposition to right man: APP
AND an r ELECTRIC RsSa' GO 6ow 44Ts R eann
sALEsMAN-New and used cars;
exper. not nee; good working combs !
f rsdns 5ssi. FURNISHED Th DsEsi
SALESMAN; exper., married; wanted
. TO, sell and service sewing machines;
salary plus commission. Apply KEN
NY'S SEWING CENTER. 2S05 Saith
ST., Mt. Rainier, Md. UN. 1900.
SALESMAN for plumbing department:
one with experience preferred: must
have car; liberal mileage allowance
draw against commission. Apply
personnel office, SEARS, ROEBUCK
& CO., s455 Colesville I'd, Silver
Spring, Md.
SALESMAN. wholesale cigars and to-
baceo; established route: permanent
KAN Co, fSc' 4o sS 18th s s. sT.
sALEsMANIMan to sell for leading
oil burner. supply house. calling on
established trade only Splendid op-
orfRn' arcH IL t en- 1923 Rap rr Apply
sALEsMAN-Real opportunity for a
man interested In his future. Ma
tionally known adding machine COM
pany that has been successful in
the manufacture and sale of its prod
ucts for more than 30 years has
an opening for a man who desires
to be a successful salesman. Salary
plus bonus, opportunities for rapid
advancement. Chicago home ONCE
representative here to interview you.
Can MR.. HUSKA at Elk. S43o,
Thursday or Friday, between 3 and
9 pm. ia
SALESMAN WANTED - Excellent
salary pulls commissions. Ideal
working conditions. Apply A t. N
TRADING CO., sth and D SITS. NV.
-26
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statesmen

statesmen
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
TO ASSOCIATE YOUR
SELF WITH WASH
INGTON'S LEADING
TV AND APPLIANCE
CHAIN. EXPERIENCE
DESIRABLE BUT NOT
E S S Ell TIAL. GU R
statesmen EARN TOP
SALARY COMMISSION
IN TOWN. SEE MR..
K Ellie r, GEORGES
RADIO AND TV, 816 F
ST. NV.
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HELP MEN

age FL to 30; colored;
must be dependable, willing worker;
6-day week: rotating shift. Apply
in person, Officers Mess. Bldg. 101.
U. s., NAVAL GUN FACTORY. 18th
and N SITS. sc. 80
DRIVER, white, for linen route; steady
job; good references. Apply DIS
TRICT LINEN SERVICE CO.. So L
DRIVER. and all-around man for
grocery store, experience and refer
66S1. 2021 Bunker Hill I'd. ne;
DRIVER for super market $40 to
4; references. 1904 Livingston rd.
sc. 10. $4,000. ~
DRIVER, coloTed; good hours; must
MARKET, Wheaton I'd. and Gun
ninsham drive. Wheaton. Md. 81
DRIVER for photofinishing plant.
Apply FLEET PHOTO SERVICE,
INC, 1882 14th NV. pr
DRIVER, colored; must be courteous
sober and have neat appearance;
must know city well Apply PAL
ACE FLORIST. 1864 Conn. ave. +. W.
DRUG CLERK, exper.: sos wk. and
LEAN DRUGS, Wis. and Weary NV,
DRUG CLERK. experienced: full time
and part time; no Sundays. Nc
REYNOLDS PHARMACY, 18th and
G SITS. NV. -27
DRUG CLERK to work in modern
store; experience necessary. Apply
in person: refs. MICHIGAN DRUGS.
1901 Mich. ave. ne -26
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statesmen
FULL AND PART TIME

FULL AND PART TIME
Real opportunity to asso-
ciate yourself with one
OF the leading appliance
outlets. We offer all
year-round employment.
No canvassing;; lei d S
furnished. Salary, COM
mission and car allow
ance, and many other
benefits. Apply in per-
son at 723 9th st. NV,
Mr.. Wise.
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PORTER

Experienced hall cleaners. Good pay
and good working conditions. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS. $500 Mass. ave.
NV. ---25
PRESSER. In Alex. Va; silk and
wages and future. Phone XII. 1854.
PRESsER for small modern dry
cleaning plant; salary. Call SH.
PRINTER, for composition and make
UP. IDEAL PRINTING CO.. 945 9th
Ut. NV.
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AUTO statesmen

Here is an opportunity TO sell Ford
cars and trucks with an aggressive
Metropolitan Ford leadership Lib
eral pay plan and substantial earn
lneS for qualified applicants Dem
onstrator furnished Only hard
workers with proven sales record
ana who want earnings above average
MONROE FORD co. 1887 East
West hwy. Silver Spring rs
AUTO SHOP FoREMAN-we have an
opening in our orgsniza ton for a
seasoned shop foreman capable of
managing the mechanical and body
and paint work including the making
OF insurance estimates. We have the
work, what we need is capable
manager. Good salary to start with
increases as you prove your ability.
See Mr.. Williams, after S pm.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC, 1871
bladensburg Rd. NE
BAKER for rolls. assistant to first
pastry chef. Good hours. salary
and meals. DUKE ZETBFRTS
RESTAURANT, 1880 st. NV.
BAkER'S HELPER-Apply sCHNEI-
DER'S BAKERY. 6231 GEORGIA ave.
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statesmen
SERVICEMAN

Serviceman wanted with
car for vacuum cleaner
and sewing machine out
let. Good salary, car al
lowance and many other
benefits. If you are me-
chanically inclined and
the right man, apply in
person at 1913 9th st.
NV, Mr.. Wise.
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SALESMEN-FENCE
One of the largest and Oldest com.
inss for fence statesmen with ex.
perience. We feature all types of
wood styles as well as chain links.
COMMISSION PAYABLE IN FULL
ON CREDIT APPROVAL, Car essen
tial. Call sales manager. GENERAL
appointment OF
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REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER

REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER,
please reply in own handwriting /.
Box 494-v. Star. 80
REAL ESTATE Substantive have
desk for a full line. experienced
man. Income limited only by your
own effort and AGILITY. Call Mr..
Hart, REALTY. INC. ia. 4-l622.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for silver
Spring area. selling new homes and
exclusive listings. Full Office CO.
operation. Realtor and builder,
JAMES D. DRAPER, JU. 7-S2II,
9l9 Pershing dr., Silver Spring.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen t2), ex-
perienced; full time, and car nee
eSary LOWERY & MARTIN. g34
ELLSWORTH dr. SH aonn
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REAL ESTATE MAN

Young man between % and
30 years of age. in rent
department in large real estate
office. Must have some business
experience, also own a car.
Excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. Salary up to 81. 900
per year. depending on expert
ence, plus allowance for car.
In reply state age. marital and
draft status and any other
helpful information. All replies
confldentil. Box 35S-V. Star.
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ROOFING AND STDTNG anplicaf

ROOFING AND SIDING applicators;
better than Average wages, See M
Lynch. SMITHER d MAYTON,
INC. 1905 l. st. NV, Ma. 1850.
Roofing AND SIDING applieators
wanted; experienced. Steady work.
CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING &
DISTRIBUTING CO. OF AMERICA,
400 Fl st, ne. -26
ROUTEMAN for estab. laundry and
dry-cleaning route: 5-day wk.. salary
and comm: apply in person. STER-
LING LAUNDRY, 1921 27th st. NV.
RE 0033
ROUTE MAN. white, age 81 TO 35,
for good paying linen supply route;
this Is steady, year-around posi-
ton for conscientious man with
clean record and reference; must
have D. C. drivers. permit, See
Mr.. Towles. 9 TO 4 NATIONAL
LAUNDRY CO., 81 Pierce st. NV.
--25
ROUTE MAN for dry cleaning estao-
lishment, salary and commission.
Apply PEERLESS CLEANERS. 1851
Columbia I'd. NV. See Mr., Douglas
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Tailor Filter

Thoroughly experienced 1T
ter and tailor who can take
complete charge of modern
workroom in fine mems wear
store; top salary, permanent
position and advancement for
steady man who can give US
production. See Mr.. King,
D. J. KAUFMAN. INC. 1905
Penna ave. NV.
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THE EVENING STAR
PLUMBERS

Experienced on new work. Good pay
and steady employment. RIA. 62S7.
PLUMBERS HELPER. experienced
in remodeling work; must have d. c.
drivers permit. Call after 6 pm
PILHniMBER's HELPER, Thoroughly ex-
perienced; jobbing; steady work. top
license. SHAPIRO PLUMBING. al1s
Ga. ave. NV. TU. 1900. 80
PORTER, experienced in self service
super market Paid disqualification
and insurance. Apply in person.
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET
PORTER, coIored, for beauty salon;
D. C. drivers permit; ref. EMILE.
1921 Conn. ave.
PORTER, for furniture store; perma-
nent position; good salary. Apply
F., J, NEE FURNITURE co, a4b
PORTER, radio and appliance store;
permit. DAUBER's, 1920 18th \ W.
PORTER, exper., drivers license;
PHARMACY. 1892 suitland I'd, Sc.
PoRTER-DRIvER. colored; sober. re-
liable; day work. CHANDLER s
DRUG. LandoVer Hills. Md. uN.
PORTER wANTED-Pine opportunity
for the qualified man. Excel. salary
and pleasant working conditions.
Apply Mr.. Silverman. SURPLUS
SALES CO.. 925 Penna. ave. NV.
Pc
PORTERS, day shift, 8 amt p.m.;
nght shipt, 2 pm. LII Pm. Salary,
S 9th st. All. TIE 0O96 -27
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SALESMAN, experienced home i'm
provement salesman to call on Gus
toners and house leads: must have
knowledge OF home remodeling work
and lob costs. We are WASHINGTON S
largest home Improvement CO.. have
well equipped and can offer a real
proposition to qualified man.
CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING AND
DISTRIBUTING CO. OF AMERICA
400 H st. NE. --26
SALESMAN, experienced in selling
sporting goods and athletic equip
ment; excellent opportunity and per
manent position. See Mr.. Bernstein
SPORT CENTER. 800 D ST. NV.
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94e r ST. NV. -
CAT ECNFAN
SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN CONSULTANT, 40 6b
years; represent nationally adver-
tised hearing-aid in D. c., Va. and
Md. areas; excellent opportunity for
permanent position in semiprofes-
sional field. ST. 1854 for appt,
statesmen (2l. wholesale radio and
TV parts. Salary and commission
basis. Car essential. Phone ia
1894 for appointment. -26
Statesmen - Life insurance offers
security and opportunity; salary
and commission during training
period. If interested IN earning
$4,000 per VI: or better: Apply
JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE
CO. 1897 DeSales st. n W., 4th floor.
statesmen who can earn $3.50 wk
or more. Full or part time: to can
vaSs nationally advertised watches
on credit; no down payment re.
CURED from customer: excellent
opportunity for insurance men
vacuum cleaner statesmen. etc. Some
leads furnished. Joe fash. NEW
YORK JEWELER. 7l9 9TH st. NV
statesmen to promote the sale Of q
nationally advertised window unit
through lumber dealers in D. c. and
adjoining counties in Va. and Md
Must have car and previous selling
exper. Call HO. 1857 bet. s-5 ?; m
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TELEVISION TRAINEES

ATHENA INSTALLATION HELPERS
PHILLIPS. INC.
VIII train q limited number Of men
to become expert television techni-
clans. Those applying must have
some radio training and must be
intellisent, ambitious and willing:
good pay while learning. Applicants
must DO between the ages Of ls
ATHENA INSTALLATION HELPERS
Young men with no experience, to
begin as installation helpers: q good
opportunity TO break into the tele-
vision field; ages Is TO 20. Apply
In person only. See Mrs. SilverS.
PHILLIPS, INC.
sol2 Shannon Pl. Sc.
Anacostia. d, c.
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ROUTEMAN

for established laundry route; good
opportunity for right man: 5-day
wk,. paid vacation; guaranteed sal
arv with commission. Apply YALE
LAUNDRY. 437 New York ave. nv.
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CHEF-STEWARD
CLAIMS TRAINEE
COLLECTION MAN

Large finance company will train =
man. experienced in outside collec-
ton work for a desk collection JOB.
Excellent chance for advancement,
all modern employee benefits, Phone
ST AS0n --oh
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SPORTSWEAR SALESMAN
Excellent earnings for aggressive
young man in our Mems Sportswear
Dept. Apply Mr.. ETTLIN. 3rd floor.
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BELLMAN

Must be experienced; good salary,
good working conditions. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS, 1900 Mass. ave.
NV. --25
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CHEF
NO EXPERIENCES NEcEssAR,

CLERK and delivery man for grocery
store, must have drivers license and
local references. GE. 59ol, ewes,
ia 092o -26
CLERK-In accounting once; general
office experience necessary, must
like figures; excellent opportunity
for young man. BARBER e. ROSS
CO., 9TH and v SITS. ne. DE. o50i.
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Visitor From Greece Feted:
Cocktail Parties Planned

Gavino. commandant of the
Philippine Army School Center
Col. Gavino is in this country to
make a study of the training
schools of the United States
Armed Forces and after his few
days here will visit West Point
Annapolis, Quantico and the
training bases of the Air Forces.
Col. Salientes will entertain in
his Bethesda home. after which
a documentary ground forces film
and a colored film of the Naval
Attaches visit last year to the
United States Academy at An
napoliS will be shown to the
guests. The showing of the pic
lures will take place at 1880 r
street at 7:30 o'clock and the
cocktail party is set for 6.
A hastily arranged cocktail
party will be that Wednesday of
the Australian Ambassador and
Mrs. Percy Spender, who will
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Hordern. The visitors arrived
yesterday and are staying at the
Mayf1ower on their way back to
Australia from a trip abroad.
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By Katharine M. Brooks

The military Is greatly in thu
spotlight these days in entertain.
ing in the Capital. The Greek Am.
bassador, Mr.. Athanase Politis, was
host at luncheon honoring Gen
iTheodorus Grigoropoulos, chief o.
the Joint Chiefs off Staff of Greece
who is in this country at the in
vitation of the Department oil
Defense.
Acting Secretary Of Defense
Archibald Alexander was there
and others in the company Of
men were Secretary of the Navy
Dan A. Kimball, Assistant Secre.
tary of State George c. McGhee
Chief of United States Army
Staff j. Lawton Collins and Vice
Chief of Staff for the Air Force
Nathan Twining.
Admiral Sir Cyril Douglas
Pennant, head of the British Navy
staff; the French Military At.
tache. Maj. Gen. Jacques de Ia
Boisse. were other foreigners al
the luncheon. officers of the
United States military forces in.
Icluded Maj. Gen. Reuben jenkins
Brig. Gen. James H. Phillips ane
1t. Col. Matthew c. Stewart.
Former Defense Minister Con-
stantine Karamanlis of Greece
who is a visitor in this country
also was there and from the EN-.
bassy staff there were the Min
listers. Mr.. John D. Kalergis, ano
Mr.. Dimitri N. Lambros. Brig
Gen. Gregory TIL. Ketseas, Mill
tary Attache; Capt. George Pana-
yotopoulos, Naval Attache, and
Maj. Francis N. Sgourdeos. AS
sistant Military Attache. 1t. Col
Palaiologopoulos, aide to Gen
Grigoropoulos. and Mr.. Benjamin
F. Dixon of the State Department
completed the party.
Future Parties
The Philippine Armed Forces
Attache, 1t. Col. Manuel @. Sa-
lientes has issued invitations
for a cocktail party Thursday
at 6 o'clock when his guests are
asked to meet 1t. Col. Jacinto
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Miss Reynolds
Weds Mr.. F1ohr

Miss Marjorie Lucille Reynolds
of this city, daughter of MIR. ano
Mrs. Dewey M. Reynolds Of Gift
ford, ILL.,. became the bride Novem-
Der 10 OF Mr.. J. Conway Flohr
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John S
Flohr OF Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
The Rev. Charles T. Phillips of :
f1ciated In the Francis Asbury
Methodist Church. A reception
was held at Hotel 2400.
The couple will make their
home in Blue Ridge Summit
where the bridegroom is vice
president Of the Flohr Lumber
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Betsy Miller
.ConningHonne

Miss Elizabeth Kennedy Miller
,debutante daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Richard White Miller, will
return from Sweet Briar College
for the Thanksgiving holidays
With her will be Miss Jane Leigh
OF Mobile. Ala, also a student al
Sweet Briar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will enter
tain a few of this seasons debu-
tantes at dinner at the Chevy
Chase Club Saturday for their
daughter and her guest. BETSY
Will be presented to society by
her parents at a tea dance at the
Sulgrave Club December 81.
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Miss Mary Manning Peters and
Mr.. Edwin Clinton Meyer were
married November 10 in the
Trinity Methodist Church in
Memphis. Tenn, the Rev. DR.. John
Brandon Peters, father of the
bride and District Superintendent
OF the Memphis District of the
Church. officiating. The
reception that followed was held
at the home of the brides parents.
The bridegroom, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton G. Meyer of Sabinal.
Tex. is territorial manager of the
San Antonio Branch of General
Motors Acceptance Corp, and the
couple will reside in San Antonio.
Mrs. Meyer was an international
relations officer for several years
in the Department of State in
Washington.
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Miss Jeanne B. Mayberry.
Miss Jeanne Barnhart Mayberry
was married November 10 to Mr.
William Penn Jameson, jr., at St
Paul's Methodist Church in Silver
Spring. The Rev. DR.. Idris Jones
performed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter OF
Col. James Elmer Mayberry, U. S
A. F., and Mrs. George Wynn HUFF
Of Silver Spring. The groom is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson
Of Indian Head, Md.
After a family reception the
couple left on their wedding trip
They will make their home in
Silver Spring while the groom,
who is serving in the Army, is
stationed at Aberdeen Proving
Ground.
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Club Plans Benefit

Reports on a tea to be held next
month for the benefit of st. Ann S
Infant Home will be made at an
Executive Committee meeting of
the Curley Club to be held at $3.50
o'clock tonight at the home of
Miss Amelia Tassa, 631 Maryland
avenue S.W. Miss Rosemary Eng
lish Is general chairman Of the
tea.
Roland ]. Hyland, recently
elected vice president of the club,
will preside.
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The wedding of Miss Edith A
Johnson and Mr.. Robert G.. Tripr
took place November 10 at the
AuguStana Lutheran Church, the
Rev. Clarence T. Nelson officiating
The bride is the daughter OF
Mrs. Hilma johnson of Lakefield
Mimi, and the late Mr.. Elmer
johnson, and Mr.. Trip is the son
of Mrs. Grace Trip of Chicago
ILL.,. and the late Mr.. George R
Trip.
After a reception at the church
parlors the couple left on a we'd
ding trip to Pennsylvania.
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7 honksoivin0 Visit

Col. and Mrs. Henry L. McGrath
will entertain Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Grath, jr., over the Thanksgiving
holiday. The young McGraths
have just bought a home in Plym-
outh Valley, Pa.
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White Photo

Miss Anne Elizabeth Furr.
The marriage Of Miss Anne
Elizabeth FUR. daughter of Mr..
Joseph FUR and Mrs. Joseph
Cumming, to Mr.. Thomas NAL
colin O'Steen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Lee O'Steen of Colds
boro. N. c., took place November
10. The ceremony took place
In the Epworth Methodist Church.
After honeymoon in New York,
the couple will make their home
here.