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Evening star., 1951-03-22

HELPER, experienced,
with D, c. drivers permit Only
sober. steady man need apply. Box
AND PLUMBERS HELPER
Work in Arlington County. Gail
OW. 1872 after D. --"5
for general clean
ing and stock work. STANDARD
DRUG CO.. 1l13 G st. NV. and
PORTER exper; Apply HOLLYWOOD
PORTER, colored, sgle.. about 40, for
downtown elevator apt. bldg; good
salary plus quarters: refs and exper.
Call resident mgr. HO. $500. "a
man Fdr aeon WSs sonss awase
interesting work. Please give ref
erences and salary expected. Box
permanent; used
car lot. experienced cleaning. wax
ing and polishing cars. SCHLEGEL
Takoma Park. NV. GE. 1909.
PORTER, colored. reliable; hours, .
ply SHIRLINGTON DELEGATES
SEN, 40l5 S. 2Sth St, Arlington, Va.
TIE. oO96. -23
to sweep and mop floors,
clean store fixtures. move merchan-.
disc as directed; must pass physical
examination; employe benefits and
discount on purchase. Apply per
sonnel ofhce SEARS. ROEBUCk d.
CO $500 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va.
PORTER AND DRIVER. tcolored, g,
reliable; reference; steady position.
III Georgia ave. NV. -22
for drugstore: must
be careful driver; good hours and
paw. Apply in person only. SHEP-
HERD PARK PHARMACY, 1928
Georgia ave. NV. -.
PORTER TRUCK DRIVER, 25-35;
must have good references and D. c.
permit. FORD PHOTO SUPPLY.
INC. Sth and Pa. ave. NV. "a
PRESSER WANTED. Please apply
in person. BLUE FLAME VALET
SHOP, $40 st. NV. -24
PRINTER, offset pressman, to run
17X22 Webendorfer: good opportu-
nifty for risht man. Call MR.. PUSCO,
at Cooper Trent, GIL. $500. a m,
TO ) pm ~
PRODUCE MAN-we have an OPEN
ing for a thoroughly exper. produce
man; excellent wages. vacation with
pay and many other employe benefits.
Apply SHIRLEY FOOD STORES, Rm
1874. Shirlington Trust Bldg.
shirlington Shopping Center. Arl,,
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Insulation InStallerS

Insulation InStallerS
Experienced bait and blowing. Call
al sos Rhode Island ave. ne. III
JASITOR. experienced for garden
type apt. Alexandria, Va; stoker-
fired furnace, salary and quarters.
No children. refs. TIE. 4299. =,
JANITOR WANTED-Must have 5tk-
class engineer license; medium size
bids: 6-day wk; good salary plus apt.
Apply manager. 2440 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-22

YOUNG MAN, rs to 80, married. to
learn retail and wholesale Wallpaper
and paint business; excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Telephone
YOUNG MAN, age $3.50. to operate
tabulating machines. no exper. nee
essary; advancement as you learn.
Apply SAFEWAY STORES, INC.
1S45 4th st. ne. -22
YOUNG MAN. to learn retail shoe
HAN HaSoyHk VII sRoE sRe5E 'e CO.. Mr. As AssrGa sth
YOUNG q X MAN. 81 to a5. to learn s Car
penter trade. Apply Melrose Circle.
CheIy Chase. Mo. 22'
S5o Sp5,oI per PEI, week week te start transp. nnaaid.
AUTOMOBILE DEALER. handling cars
and trucks in Richmond, Va. desires
general service manager in charge
OF parts ano service departments:
experience and initiative to succeed
required req ssd.c,sd Write stating details sal
PaRT-TIME EVENING MAN to
10 PM, ) nights weekly; for gaso-
line station work; fully exper. Apply
in person, ESQ SERVICE CENTER,
uNIHERSiTY ii Ssss;ri = OF 81 maryland VAR has
openings for. watchman and police
man. Call WA. $500. Personnel ONCE
~
EMPLOYED MEN. 3 ewes. and Sat
saleswork; exp. not nee: REAL SILK
haber. and apparel: contact, leads
no canvas: avg. about $3.50 per
hr. Ma. 1856.
COLLEGE STUDENT or young man
to assist partially disabled in World
War II college professor, linguist.
in return for room and board. Call
after nm 10 2-T11S -o5
Evening star., 1951-03-22

Dun -Lo- /, oldI. -.--
Statesmen Can You Sell?
A deal with a SENSATIONAL LIFE
TIME GUARANTEE. Roofing. siding,
cabins. cottages. utility buildings
aluminium, or wood: commissions
fully paid on approval, no mold.
backs; plenty Of material; old-estab
lished company. All present sales
mems earnings large; daily news
to see sales manager.
GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP.
OF AMERICA.
1109 jefferson Davis Hwy.
OF S0lf OF s017.
SALES SERVICE MAN with car; per-
manent Job; better than average
earnings; this is our best season.
Married man preferred. See Mr..
Johnson, HOOVER CO, 1905 p. l.
ave. ne. o to IL am. Friday only
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
must be exper. and have local refs. ];
500 wk. and commission. See MR.
MURPHY, 1900 Conn. ave. NV,
Ess ,oSEs6Ss sFs6Ioy sda056 A155SDfsT is53
STATION ATTENDANTS
t2l; experience necessary Apply in
person. BISHOPS sUNoCo STA
TIoN. 124s Pa. ave. sc. -22
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
exper. in lubrication: $40 to start.
plus commission: can easily earn
more, if capable. CONNOR. INC,
2121 Naylor rd. sc. -
STATION Attendant, eve
ming work. Also high school boys,
1901 Pa. ave. Sc. LU. l-g1Sl. IS
SHEET METAL MECHANICS. expert
enced in duct work, EN-. 5s2G. "a
SHOE REPAIRMAN WANTED. colored.
able to take care of small shop.
Apply No. : N ST. s.W. -
SHOE SALESMAN. eXper., for Wash
inston and suburban stores; full or
part time; excellent opportunity for
store manager position. Apply Mr..
BERG. -53ls Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
VIZ Nd -26
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. in selling
shoes for the family. IIESER-
MAN INC 3f12 14th st. n.w.-24
Evening star., 1951-03-22
statesmen
Statesmen Can You Sell

mems furnishings and
sportswear; high-type shop. Conn.
ave. section: start $50; references.
BOX 81 ST Star 10
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TYPISTS
TYPIST-CLERK

No experience necessary. but must be
accurate typiSt; varied work; Office
located in GEORGETOWN; 5-day. 40
hour week; salary to S3S per week,
plus free transportation, paid vaca-
tions and sick leave. Phone for
appointment. CAPITAL TRANSIT,
MI. E263 Ext Rnn no
Evening star., 1951-03-22
ROUTEMAN
Apply H j, TAYLOR. After 10 am
No phone calls.
BERGMAN LAUNDRY

ROUTEMAN
Apply H H, J, TAYLOR. After 10 am.
BERGMAN LAUNDRY
693 G St NV. IA
SALES CLERK. hardware store. ex-
perienced; farm background benefi-
cial:, paid vacations, holidays. hos
ppitalization; ,5-day wk; See MI,
1s' LoNEY''s. I NC. e.. siss g. Ga. 'ss; ave. ST.
exper. in selling nation
ally known furnishings and sports
wear. Permanent position. Liberal
9S3Sef Yo4NG MENs RElT;efsa sHop. ApPls gis THE s
with some mechanical
aptitudeS. to sell and estimate Oh
service. This Is not canvas propo-
sition. High rate OF commission.
largest manufacturer in the industry.
Permanent plea asant work. Must have
to sell office furniture to
U. S. Govt: draw and commission
Apply ALBERT MANLON CO., l742
K ST. NV, EX. 7212 "a
SALESMAN--If you have sold any
specially such as brushes. maga-
zines vacuum cleaners, have open
1lLk 1ii Va t4Iab
interest YOU; must have car; coed
references. See Mr.. Johnson, HOO
YER CO., 1905 r. I. ave. ne. 9 to
IL am. Friday only. -23
SALESMAE---To take over territory
left vacant by window salesman who
earned over $3.50 weekly. His leads
can be yours; must have car; will
consider part-time man. KEYSTONE
CO, 1918 M st. NV. -26
SALESMAN-A-1 opportunity. to ad-
vance for college man with some
auto finance sales exper; age % to
81; must be free to move to an
other city: many benefits. Apply by
letter. listing exper. and refs. Let
tiers held in strict confidence. MIR.
SALISBURY. 26l Constitution ave.
statesmen. . men, l for paint sales
man, | for appliance salesman. E.
pcrienced preferred but will accept
non exnerience vino is ambitious and
interested in lcarnine: excellent o.
portunitv. Anpl~ Charles T. Hart
man. pARPTR E. ROSS. 5th and V
sts. ne. DE n5n1- so
SALESMAN
BY one OF Americas leading brew
cries, Contact local Wsshinetc7
tavern and package store trad
traces helpful. Must have lived
or worked in Washington for l yr
Car furnished 7eplv
BOX 319-V, STAR
sAIFSMEN In reuresent portra
Evening star., 1951-03-22
HELP MEN
HELP WOMEN

COLORED. janitor exper.. for large
apt. house; ref. required; no quar-
tiers. Call co. 1885. --31
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OFFSET PRESSMEN

To run 4lx54 Potter: also Webendor-
fer 22x29 Only highly skilled. de-
permanent Jobs. Premium pa". eX-
cellant working conditions. CRAFTS
MAN PRESS. INC, 41J I1th st.
sw.. ST. G444.
Evening star., 1951-03-22
OPERATOR

Colored, experienced operator with a
license for a permanent job with
The Evening Star; 35-35 years OF
age, capable OF passing a physical
exam. Apply personnel. Room SOC.
Open weekdays. $500; Sat. 81
Evening star., 1951-03-22
CLERK-TYPIST

We need the services Of a capable
young woman. 21-35 years OF age.
who enjoys working with figures and
is capable Of typins 30 words per
minute. This is an opportunity to
get start on the business side IF
the newspaper. Apply Personnel,
Room 506. Open weekdays, $40 to
8. end SATURDAYS. to,l
THE EVENING STAR
1101 pepno Ave a "a
Evening star., 1951-03-22

OFFICE CLERK-Large
apt. development. Able to type.
Bondable Handle rental collec-
tions. daily contacts with public.
Apt. available. Salary open. Box
l16-T. Star "a
HOSTESS for high-class town res
taurant; refined, well-educ.. eood
social background: pieyious exper.
unnecessary. Phone pI. 0266 bel
tween 0 snd Il s.sn' ~a
Evening star., 1951-03-22
HELP MEN

BOYS. 1873. single, neat, free to
travel short notice: working to West
Coast; return transp.; high earn
ings; permanent; fine future. See
MR.. POWERS. Senate Hotel, 1O1
D st, ne. 10-12. or after 2 pm
MAN (whitcl. active, settled. for posi-
tior as cashier in a modern service
station: hours, pm. to am:
good working conditions. Box oSl X,
Stsr. 90
for light electric appliance service
cellent earnings. Phone DU. 461r
for appointment, 70 pm. -
MAN to do undercoating In large Ford
leadership; experience preferred, but
not necessary: must. be steady and
reliable; 5la-day week, vacation with
pay, group disqualification with ideal
working conditions in modern,
sTEUART MOTOR CO, eth and
New York ave. NV. -25
MAN. colored, with drivers permit, to
work in once furniture dept, gem
eral WORK; steady employment Ap-
ply in person after am; bring
references. 1112 14th st. NV.
MAN for general warehouse work.
Milling orders. putting away freight.
etc. 5 la-day week: vacation with
pay; S4l.25 per week Apply to
n: J. Flynn. BUTLER FLYNN PAINT
MAN. white, 25 to IS yrs. must have
car, military exempt, pleasing per-
sonanty, for light physical labor.
service route work, Apply / TO 8
o m .pO1j NJ ST n NJ
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TYPIST

Permanent, white. to work in pool
with congenial group of girls; air
conditioned bldg; good pay, cash
bonus. free insurance, vacation and
sick leave: 5-day, 40-hour week and
goc3 chance for advancement. Call
nerSonnel DEM no SSnS
Evening star., 1951-03-22
HELP MEN

OFFSET PRESSMAN, to run 11x22
Webendorfer; good opportunity for
rignt man. Call MIR. FUSCO. at
Cooper Trent. Gil. $500. 0 am. to
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CREDIT CLERK

Experience in credit work preferred,
out good Office BACKGROUND accept
able: tipping ability necessary; per
manent position. company benefits.
at HECHINGER CO.. 10Th and H
-1R
Evening star., 1951-03-22
TYPIST

7l2-Hour, 5-Day Week
Vacation With Pay
Bonus Vacation for GOOD Attendance
Sick Leave
Economical Cafeteria Facilities
Group Insurance
EQUITABLE LIFE ms. co.
Room 300 9l6 18th 81. NV.
Between 8 AM. and , Pm
Evening star., 1951-03-22
TYPIST

IYPlSI
Under 40 5-day. 37i2-hr. wk.. with
large fire and casualty ins. co.
Work is interesting, and can ad-
Northwestern National Ins. Co. SO
Woodward Bldg. -22
TYPISTS
Permanent positions in letter shop.
using rohotyper: will train at full
salary Apply CARL PARENT. 1914
NJ st. NV. -25
Arlington or Alex
andria resident preferred; alert, de-
tion; surgical life insurance, vaca-
ton this summer. Apply RCA
SERVICE CO. INC District Office
2nI 80 18th st. Arl.. Va, Just Off
us M Euy
Evening star., 1951-03-22
GENERAL CLERK

Ambitious woman. 1896 years OF
a2c, for permanent position in
our service department; 5-day. 40
hour week. In addition TO salary.
benefits. Apply personnel. Room sos.
Open weekdays $50 to 3, and Sat
a-l. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-03-22

PIX board, receptionist and some
clerical work; old established auto
motive dealer with Aforementioned
offices, Decentralization and com.
pany benefits Salary open.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Telephone Operator

Some typing necessary; permanent
position; disqualification and insur-
ence. CREEL BROTHERS, INC,
1911 1ith st -rS
Evening star., 1951-03-22
THE EVENING STAR
Stenographer-Clerk
STENO.- O.-TYPIST
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR

Is to rs. General Office work. Perm.
position. Stationery store. 5l2-day
week. r. P. ANDREWS PAPER CO..
1lS 18th st NV -05
Evening star., 1951-03-09
Drama News and Reviews
( add Almost Loses the Girl
with Big Lie in Branded
By Jay Cormody

Branded" at the Warner with Alan Ladd quaing with
his back the his pointing the window
general store.
you got any frends?" Pop storekeeper asks
guns" Ladd snars
"Any kinfoks? Pop continues the
MY horse" Ladd
to at
Evening star., 1951-03-09
.AIexundriuns Win
PLAY Tournament

Suburban little theater groups
made a clean sweep of the 23d
One Act Play tournament finals
held last night at Roosevelt High
School auditorium.
First prize was won by the Little
Theater of Alexandria with its
production of Anatole Frances
comedy, The Man Who Married
a Dumb Wife" Dominant among
the players in the cast were Mur-
ray Sheehan in the role of the
judge, and Dorothea Rose as the
wife of the title.
Second place went to the Falls
Church Community Theater with
| its presentation of Noel Coward's S
fragile "Still Life" The role of
Laura in this brief Coward item
won for Peggy Schreiner the
Maude Howell Smith medal for
the best acting in the tournament
in which more than 20 groups par
ticipated.
| Other competitors in the finals
were the Unitarian Players and
the George Washington University
Players.
Judges were representatives OF
the drama departments of the
local newspapers, Harry MacAr-
thur, James F. O'Neill. jr.. and
Leo Sullivan.
Evening star., 1951-03-09

BRANDED a Paramount picture, pro-
duced by Mel Epstein, directed by Rudolph
Mate, screenplay by Sydney Boehm and
Cyril Hume. based on a novel by Evan
Evans. At the Ambassador and the
Warner
Evening star., 1951-03-09
Hell, It's
Wonderful
Shows Don Juan
Delights Huge
Throng Here

He'll broke loose on the stage
Of Constitution Hall last night to
the complete delight of $3.50 out
of a possible $3.50 seatholders.
This was the He'll of Bernard
Shaw. epitomized (odd word for
Shaw in the four characters of
his Don Juan in He'll" played
by Charles Laughton. Charles
Boyer, Sir Cedric Hardwicke and
Agnes Moorehead.
The rarely produced play, SIM
plifled to a reading on this oc-
casion. may we'll be the most talk
ative evening in the history of
the theater.
Far more important. however,
is the fact that talk has rarely
been so brilliant, provocative. re-
bellious. witty and poetic. Don
Juan in He'll" is in these respects
the quintessence of Shaw. tri-
umphant summing up of all he
ever had to say in his 81 seeth-
ing years.
With Mr.. Boyer as his personal
spokesman. in the role of the
philosophic Don Juan instead of
the merely licentious one, Shaw
here attacks all of the basic con-
cepts of mankind. Marriage, love,
politics, science, medicine, sex and
even Heaven and Hell themselves
are indicted by Shaw, not, how
ever, to destroy them by to show
the way to the playwright's per-
feet man.
II sing the philosophic man."
Boyer says, adding inferentially
and correctly, in the words of
Shaw, that he sang him delight
fully.
Laughton, in his turn, sang a
gay and charming Lucifer. Miss
Moorehead, the conventional
woman among Don Juan's great
album, and Sir Cedric the statue
of the military man who is always
one Of Shaw's most pleasing COM
edy characters.
Don Juan" but twice produced
before in England and never be-
fore in this country in its SO
years is an astoundingly timely
commentary on humans and
events. This is indeed one of its
most dramatic aspects and in the
simplicity of his production. which
he also directed. Laughton has
been downright brilliant.
He has it read. with sharp per-
ception. by four players sitting
on four high stools before an
equivalent number of micro
phones. He saw to it that the
names of his acting associates had
magic enough to draw a capacity
crowd to play Chats not a play
which is enormously worth such
an audience.-JAY CARMODY.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
Where and When
Current Screen Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
Arena - School for Wives;
$50 pm.
New Gayety Know MY
Love-: $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Branded";; 100
$40, $40, 1880 and GAS pm.
Capitol - "Undercover Girl";;
11:00 am, LAS, 4:30, tbs and
1C:10 pm. Stage shows: 1880
3::35, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia Kim; 11:00 am.
1:10, 800, $50. TAO and $50 pm
Dupont-"Of Men and Music;
100. 2::45, 4:35, 6:25, 8:15 anc
1905 pm.
Keith's-"steel Helmet; 11::3(
am, 1:35, 3:35. $40, TAO ano
GAS pm.
Little-"Hoboes in Paradise
2:30, 4:20, 6:1O, sos and 1O:Ot
pm.
Metropolitan - Born Yester.
day; 1880 am, 1870, $3.50. $50
7:30 and $50 pm.
National-"Never a Dull Mo.
ment";; 11:20 am, 100, 2:45, 4:30
6:15, 800 and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"Call Me Mister: II sc
am, 1:35. 3:35. $40, 7:45 ano
$50 pm.
Pix-"Ecstasy";; 200, 4:55, 7:5C
and 1918 pm.
Playhouse-"Henry w; 11:25
am, 1:50, 4:2O, 6:55 and 9:25
pm.
Plaza-"The Mudlark";; 1O:15
am, 1910. 2:05, 400, 5:55, 7:5C
and 9::45 pm.
Trans-Lux-"So Long at the
Fair; 1870 am, 1:15, 800. 4:40
$40. sos and $50 pm.
Warner Branded; Ills
am, los, 3:15, $50, TAO and
y:55 pm.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
The Cast.

especially that of the beautiful
daughter who fancies that she is
his sister. He doesn't want a girl
like that (Mona Freeman) being
merely a sister, but that is the
mess he has smarted his way
into.
This is a new way of discovering
that crime does not pay and natu-
rally, Ladd is beside himself to
find a way out.
He can do this only by finding
the actual long missing brother
and restoring him to the bosom
of the family. This leaves him
free to become the -in-law and
any one who. thinks this is only
the runner-up prize cannot have
seen Miss Freeman lately.
Branded ranges over a con-
siderable area of Rio Grande
country and Director Rudolph
Mate feeds the landscape bril-
liantly into his cameras. His
artists eye is so alert to its dra-
matte possibilities that he is not
at all hesitant to shunt the story
aside any time he can substitute
a towering Texas skyline or a
panorama of the wide lazy river.
The big spectacle of Branded, ="
without which no film of its kind
is complete, is centered in a great
cattle drive. The check for these
steers in the scripts evaluation
comes to $183,O00 which, con-
sidering the price of beef in those
days, means a fantastic herd.
They look pretty exciting moving
off to market in Ell Paso, especi-
ally to moviegoers who are re-
ported to be eating less meat than
they were this time last year.
Sydney Boehm and Cyril Hume
fanother one) wrote the scrip of
Branded" and they obviously did
not break their artistic hearts
trying to get too much realism
into it. They speckled it with the
proper number of fist fights, gun
duels, moonlit sighs. etc.. and left
it up to Ladd, Miss Freeman,
Charles Bickford and the others
to see what they could make of
it under Mates direction.
It is attractive to the eye, what
ever else.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
Cash Lures q Man
follower Ideals
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.

f1OLL1 WOOO.
For cold, hard cash, sculptor
Pepito Monta is willing to sacrifice
the principles of his art. But he's
not proud of it.
Monta accepted an offer to
carve four life-size wooden statues
of hillbilly types for an Abbott and
Costello film. The images will
serve as headstones in a grave
yard sequence.
Frankly, I wouldn't do them
if I didn't need the money" the
sculptor says. Such tasks are
blasphemy for artists, especially
when the designs are merely to
serve two comics as a butt for
their Jokes"
Monta's only request: That he
be given absolutely no screen
credit for his work.
Evening star., 1951-03-09

least tough enough to be an Alan
Ladd picture but in another way,
it is merely a tWo-gun fairy tale.
All sorts of splendidly improbable
things happen, most OF them tie
result of love of one kind or
another finding its way into some
of the steeliest hearts in the
bloody history of the Rio Grande.
Twenty years from now, Ladd
will have the kids in front of the
television sets as firmly in his
grasp as Hopalong Cassidy has
them today. BY then. of course,
he will have the advantage that
television will carry color and his
hair will look far younger than
Hopalongs spidery white.
AS for the present, Paramount
will settle for the attention Of
moviegoerss who don't care very
much what Alan Ladd is in SO
long as he kills his enemies and
marries the prettiest girl in the
cast. Branded takes care of both
these requirements along with all
the other elements of the Ladd
picture formula.
If the scenery is more dramatic
and probable than the story, who
cares except the people who read
the Virginia Quarterly and things
like that?
X X X X
In some respects, Branded
gets away from the hackneyed
in frontier fiction. Instead of be-
ing rustler, mail bandit. or mere
sheriff -hater, the hero is hand
some young confidence man. He
figures to charm a rich ranch
family out of its 81 million setup
by palming himself off on it as it's
30-year-old son who was kid
mapped when he was S.
The trick works, but nothing
like the smart guy anticipates
The love the family bestows upon
him splinters him emotionally,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-24
Mallett- Brown Wedding
Announcement Is Made

The approaching marriage of
Miss Elizabeth Brown to Mr.. James
A. Mallett is claiming much inter
est in Vicksburg and Jackson.
Miss Brown was graduated from
the Catholic High School of Vicks-
burg and is employed at the Lu-
.theran Hospital She i sthe daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jordan,
1902 South Street.
Mr.. Mallett is a native of Jack
son, Miss. and attended the public
schools of Jackson and graduated
from the Johnson School of Bust
ness. He is a licensed ennbalmer and
a graduate of the Gupton-JoneS
College of Mortuary Science of
Nashville Tenn He is employed by
the Dillon Burial Association and
Funeral Home IS the Vicksburg
resident embalmcr and funeral di-
rector. He is a member of the ma
sonic lodge. Knights of Tabor and
the American Legion, Tyner-Ford
Post No 213.
The wedding will be solomnized
Sunday, the second of December,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-24
Holiday Announcement
Santa Clause is
Coming To Town

A Christmas Tree and holiday
celebration program will be spon-
sored by the VICKSBURG EN-
THEPRISE honoring its Carriers.
The plans call for large and beau
tiful Christmas tree we'll decorat-
ed and lighted and loaded with
gifts, prizes and surprises, for all.
There will also be prize awards and
a grand prize will be given to the
winner. The qualifications will be
determined by the committee has
ed on the individual record of each
Carrier, up to that date The pur-
pose of the program is to congratu-
late the children on their Efforts
and to create more enthuastic in
terest for the future. 1t is the fur
Their hope of the committee that
the movement, although small in
its beginning will nevertheless
grow into a mountain size project
out of which the participants may
receive many advantageous bene-
fits. The time, place and other de-
tails of the program will be pub
lished later
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-24


DR.. w. H. Harris of Nashville,
Tenn, delivered heart-searching
sermon. About 3 p. m, DR.. L. r.
Chandler of Invernance fired the
audience with one of his usual
masterpieces. At 8 p. M, DR.. J. ..
Thermond climaxed the meeting
with far-reaching sermon, espec-
tally to the young people, but with
inestimable wisdom to all The fl
nancial efforts. led by Brother Hill
brought in $4,000 and all in all
this was unanimously conceded
a great day.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-24
funeral Announcement

Betty Jean Martin. infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Martin,
resident of Smith Station, died in
her parents home. Graveside SER
vices was held Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock with the Dillon Funeral
Home in charge.
Besides her parents the infant
is survived by a sister and brother
Bessie Mae and Willie Martin: her
Mrs. Charlie Lynn and Mrs. Annie
Mae Walker of Smiths Station;
seven aunts. ten uncles and other
relatives