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hELP MEN (cone. !
EAL ESTATE sALEsMAN--

REAL ESTATE SALESAdAN-If you
are willing. to devote your full time
and have had some selling expert
ence, we have an immediate opening
IN our once for you, full co-opera-
tlSn VIII be given, see Mr.. Scott,
mo Z LoFIIN. 242o Wilson blyd.,
REAL estate statesmen - One
plete our sales organization. who
desires to earn minimum of $4,000
per year. We have new houses
Tor sale ana e % Years Of experienee. Spersaase
For appt., call Mr.. Evans. Ma. 9797.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.. 925
REAL EsTAFE sgs niSi isALEsMAN-ramiliax
with Virginia property. opening, for
project of GI homes. Pre-reg. .'x''
financing: Can ME-. 1898. 8 til 5.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Want 2 experienced salesmen to
men. Have builder in our ONCE for
custom building. May consider one
inexperienced person. Good list
ings. We are located In our new
office at 3S15 Livingston st. NV,
3R1,5Y 3R; T1eo; e. ARLIE L. JOHNSON
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Very active Va. ofice has opening for
salesman. Experience not required
but desire to work hard and make
big money essential. Right man
should average well over $1,000 per
mo. Call SALES MANAGER, OW.
9020. Ia
REFRIGERATION MECHANICS
CO. Apply ANNAPOLIS UTILITIES,
INC, SO West ST.. Annapolis, Md.
See or call Mr. Atwell. service man
ager. ANNAPOLIS 9244. IA
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HELP MEN
S46.8O PER DAY

II you were certain you could carr
this amount every day would vol
take the job? Then call at 81.
Dupont Circle Bldg, 1346 Conn
ave-, 9 to . only. Ia
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CASHIERS

CASHIER-CLERK- = Young lady for
general office work; exper. as cashier
or PIX operator desirable. but not
essential good salary and meals;
RE. 30I3. -I5
CASHIER CHECKERS, part time;
openings are immediate, or for sum-
mer only, to cover lunch period in
cafeterias in Govt. bldg; exp. not
necessary If can work quickly; ex-
phone. GOVT. SERVICES, INC,
I135 21st st. NV. Ia
CASHIER-TYPIST - We have an
opening for q young woman to learn
very interesting work and make
tate. see Mrs. Schoen after 3 am.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC. 1871
Btadensburg Rd. ne. II. $500
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YOUNG MAN interested in sales ca
reer.. Training in ofice for several
months prior to eventual sales as
signment. Fine opportunity for man
desiring real future. Call DI. 2247
Monday or Tuesday. -l5
YOUNG MAN. assistant timekeeper
and ONCE work on construction fob.
Good opportunity for capable and
energetic person Write Box 470-C,
YOUNG MAN to train for work in
1BM tabulating dept. Perm. posi-
ton, 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Pleasant
working cond. Liberal discount on
purchases. Insurance and hospitali-
zstion plan Retirement plan.~ Ap-
ply PEOPLES DRUG STORE EN-
PLoYMENT OFFICE, N st ne
MARRIED MAN. with car. to trair
locally for permanent position witt
large manufacturing company. vii
consider inexperienced man who 1.
willing worker Not canyassine
Earnings while training. Arouns
$100 weekly. Apply before / pm.
1116 O st. s.e. lis
WANTED, grocery store checker, on,
familiar with self-service checkout
must have references; goed salar.
sun OIL co. has several opening
for service station attendants. Ap
ply IN person, 4e4e Connecticu
ave. NV. -16
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7th. 9Th and e SITS. NV.

STORE CLERK in large local iauns
cry. Pleasant working conditions.
Apply MANHATTAN COMPANY
I3SS E!orida ave. NV
SUPERVISOR, middle-aged white man
to supervise ianitors In large hous-
ing development in nearby Virginia.
Good working conditions, 2 weeks
vacations with pay, and insurance
SURVEY RoAHDMEN esaad and chainmen.
Perm. employment for men, exper.
In subdivision work. Apply Mr..
kARLASl spaIneA' Ma 1904 Ripley St., silver
TECHNICIAN for shop repair of radio
ana television; excellent working
conditions and full employe benefits,
including vacation, sick leave, pen
sion; etc. Call Mr.. Shallow at GE
SUPPLY CORP. HU. $500. -i5
IECHNIClAN. age 21-3O, exper. in
military. supply procedure, spectfi-
cally stock control of electronic
equipment Inventories; ali modern
eppioye, benefits; excel. salary for
quailned person. Call HU. 5000
MR.. HOLBRUNER. IS =
Ty SERVICE MAN, outside. good Job
Ior reliable man; salary open. CAR
ROLLS. 719 H st: NV. ME. 2646.
THEATER MANAGER. white, perma-
nent position for man 35 to 45
yrs. no exper. necessary: must be
sober, honest, dependable. Apply
ZIG 9TH st n W opl daor u
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WATCHMAN for construction lob IN
Rockville, Md; Box 1876, Rockville,
Or call Rockville 44S3. -15
WOOL PRESSERS - Apply PAUL's
CLEANERS. CLOS r. I. ave. River
dale. Nd: WA. 2436. --15
YACHT CREW. single, going north;
f1ps Bos esIerisnfs s5eB, st.p phone and address
MAN, white, age 30-4o, to supervise
small group Of ONCE building clean
ers. Day work, 40-hr. wk.. good
salary. Permanent status with op-
portunity for financial advancement.
Reply must give training, expert
ence, age, telephone and address.
LsM B9y 2h4S,A 49, Star; :,,,. lis
With future. % caii Ap. eIs1ssp s4s4 befween ct zen
10 and days. -I6
MEN. for assembly work on defense
Rsterisi; Rstbsisa ma Apply es@5 Reed St,
MEN WITH CARS to learn tire re.
growing and sales work. excellent
ps4me rSd s5ssE SaS5t TTRF TETTRapns
ICE, 3ia 6 st. NV. ia
MEN, so to 65. to meet public for
light sales work; 6-hr. day; about
$50 wkly. No exper. nec.; able to
start at once. Apply 10 to 8 pm,
RIM. 702, 710 14th st. NV. IA
MEN (3), steady Job with lge pub
fishers. No exper. needed. Good
earnings. RIM. 424 Bond Bldg.-14
more experienced M I n only co csnSassina Mesa anS
nationally advertised watches on
Mr.. Joseph, NEW YORK ;EWELRY
CO., 719 9TH st. NV.
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CLERK

Young lady, for insurance
ONCE; some tipping; permanent
position; paid vacation, hos
pitalization and surgical plan
benefits; pleasant working con-
dttions: five-day week.
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CLERK-TYPIST
FOR REAL ESTATE OFFICE
Excellent opportunity for young lady
selected. MANNAS REALTY CO.,
| 2il6 wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
Cd. 21S4. --l6
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CLERK-TYPIST

We need the services OF q capable
young woman, 21-35 years Of age,
who enjoys working with figures and
Is capable Of rypins 80 words per
minute. This 'is an opportunity to
get Q start on the business side of
he aewspaper. Apply Personnel.
B. and Saturdays. 9 to
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1101 Pa Ave. NV

COOKS ttwo). restaurant, white, Eu-
ropean extraction: restaurant ex-
perience desirable but not necessary;
state age. salary expected and ex-
perience If any. Apply Box 391-C,
CoMdPToMETER OPERATORS. ex-
perienced, for permanent position
5-day, 40-hr. wk:; pleasant work.
ing conditions: liberal discount on
PEOPLES DRUG STORES Employ
ment Once. II p st. ne.
COMPANION, white, to care for
elderly lady; not confined to bed;
good sal; good home; for qualified
CoMPToMErER OPERATOR - Good
pay: all usual benetirs; Ige. reliable
wholesale distributor: interview week.
days until 4:30. 2216 6tn st. NV.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR; must
opport. in auditing dept; 40-hr.,
5-day wk.; immediate discount
privileges and many company bene-
fits. Apply Miss Jones, SEARS
RoEBUCK q CO., 1901 Lawrence
CoMpToMETER on rs OPERATOR, perma-
nent position; good starting salary;
5oday. 35,hour week. Call after
10 am, TR. 56SS. Ia
OPERATOR for au-
diting dept; must be thoroughly
experienced: 40-hr. work wk.; en-
ploye's discount on purchases and
other company ssnstg ARply
g. CO., $500 Wisconsin ave. NV.
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BOOKKEEPERS
TYPISTS
CASHIER

N. c; r. operator and general ONCE
work. Excellent working conds. with
good pay. Apply Mr.. Ettlin. Ard n
BOND CLOTHES, 1885 r st. NV.
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TRUCK DRIVER
Evening Star Building
llO1 penna Ava Nw

TRUCK HELPERS, able-bodied; good
work references; 40 to 48 hour wk.,
Dys5tims msnt srr pay; soSa change for advance
TRUCK SAI,ESMAN--No experience
or car needed; training and assist.
. ant furnished. Box 465-A. Star.
TYPEWRITER MECHANIC-we have
writer mechanic: good pay, See Nj.
LIswald l.. C. SMITH g. CORONA
LYPEWRITERS. INC, 1413 Park
TYPIST, age 20-35, for position with
expanding organizations; all modern
empioye dement's; must be accurate
excel. salary. for qualified person.
Call Hu. 5000. MR.. HoLBRUNER.
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CORSETIERE

COUNTER GIRL, young. experienced,
SaH II. 3-2373. or in person. 614
couNfTh 81 iTii 'si GIRL. experienced. als sry
S%lsaning %srIdng % plant Apply $50 Mt:
COUNTER GIRLS. white. must be
experienced; all day work, no Sum
days; holidays of with pay; meals
and uniforms furnished; $50 per wk.
to start. Apply S11 Pa. ave-, NV,
COUNTER GIRLS. white; pleasant
furn. Apply ANACOSTIA GOLF
CLUBHOUSE or cali AK. $3.50.
CREDIT MANAGER BooKKEEPriIR.
experienced woman to take charge
Of ONCE. 5-day wk.. good salary,
Apply 45pE liz in person, RIZIK BROS
DIsHwksHER HH ata; for drug h:U; store me in East
Falls Church; day work. steady.
DIsPLAY S yYif FLOOR MANAGER miS Tor sp-
pliance wholesaler; must have had
experience selling appliances See
ssirs Nj klnSlsy ro yio EDGAR 5a,5 r MoRE1s n
DISTRICT MANAGER for Princess
China. Long established firm, in
club plan selling opening new divi-
sion. Princess fine quality china
nationally advertised with full page
color ads. No deliveries. collecting
or parties; commission. training
fees and over write; ground floor
opportunity with no competition
No. SHORTAGES In. future. Car essen
tial for local driving. Write CIV
nag Ing phone number to Box 3o3-A'
DRUG CLERK, full of part time, exp
necessary; Apply in person, MICHI-
GAN DRUG, 1901 Michigan ave. ne.
lis
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERKS
Full or part time; experienced. SILL
YER SPRING DRUGS, s575 Georgia
ave. IA
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APPLY
CLERKS

NATIONAL CAPITAL INSURANCE CO
4th AND PA. AVE. Sc.
PHONE: TRINIDAD RSnn III
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FILE CLERK
FOOD CLERKS

6OOO CLGfIhO
we have interesting Jobs in modern
food stores for women under 81
years Of age.
TO QUALIFY YOU SHOULD
H.. Have high school education OF
better.
l2. Have . pleasing personality.
l3. Enjoy dealing with people.
WE OFFER YOU
l. Permanent employment.
II. Cooperative group insurance plan.
3. Paid vacation.
4. Other employe benefits.
APPLY
ISAFEWAY STORES, INC.
2415 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alexandria,
Va. (For employment in our Alex
andria and South Arlington stores
475S Lee hwy, Rm. 4, Arlington,
Va. (For employment in our No.
Arlington stores.)
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CASHIER

II you are accurate with
ngures, can type and furnish
opportunity for q good per-
manent position with o large
real estate company in q new
air-conditioned ONCE on Conn.
ave. 37Ia-hr. wk., no Satur-
days; vacation with pay. Call
Mr.. Hisle, RE. 1894. RE. 1925.
Jonathan Woodner Co
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PIX OPERATOR
RECEPTIONIST

Q to 8, 5-day week. conditioned
once; small board. Must have good
telephone voice. pleasing personality
and attractive appearance; S45 wk.
DAVID MAX & CO. AT. 0100.
liz
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ADVERTISING
DETAIL CLERK

Young lady required to work
In publications dept. of large
advertising organization. Some
knowledge of tipping required,
Good opportunity for advance
ment. Pleasant working con-
ditions. Modern equipment,
Paid vacations and sick leave
after 6 mos. Periodic salary
increase considerations; 37h-
hr. week, Monday through Fri
day. Applicant should be neat,
personable. and have a high
school education.
Apply Personnel Dept. Third Floor,
THE REUBEN H. DONNELLEY corr
1900 Eye st. NV.
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FORELADY and cutter for awning
business; must be thoroughly expert
enced in all types Of awning work.
r. c. M. BURTON g. SON. Oil Z
st NV la
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CLERK-TYPIST
Age 90 to 30-The Evening Star ha!
an opening in the classified adver
tising department.; an opportunit!
for an accurate typist with a goo(
telephone voice who Is capable ant
would enjoy rendering service Il
customers by telephone. 5-day. 40.
hr week. Apply Personnel once
Room SOC.
THE EVENING STAR
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HELP WoAEN

ADDRESS0GRAPH GRAPHoTYPE.
Permanent position for lady under
paid vacation. Exper. on addresso-
graph and FOR graphotype. Call DE.
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Comptometer Operator

Experienced operators to
work in modern Office in ne.
section; pay according to abil-
ity; pleasant working condi-
tions, paid vacations. group
insurance, sick benefits. other
WAY STORES. INC. 1s45 4th
st. ne.
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HELP WOMEN tconf. }

BAKERY CLERK. Apply at HOP
BERG'S DELICATESSEN, 1922 East
ern ave. NV 10
BAKERY SALESGIRL and icing girl;
no Sundays or nights. FEDERAL
"a BAKE SHOP. Gil 14th st, NV,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-09-14
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday proved to be a really in
spring day for those who wor-
shipped at Pilgrim Baptist
church. Our guest speaker was
our own Rev. Moses Knott Jr.,
who is a student at Virginia
Union University. Richmond, Va.
He spoke from the topic. "Our
Hope in Years TO Come"
The children's story was entitl.
ed, "A Young Preacher" The
moral was stick to your ambition
Visitors for the day were Cliff.
ford oliver OF Kan. City Kan.
Elivera Bailey of Baton Rouge
La, Mrs. c. L. Mccullough OF
Seattle, Wash, Mrs. Louis Har.
mon of Waterloo. Iowa, Mrs. Lon.
ME Shields of Seattle, Wash. Mrs
James Ward of Minneapolis and
Rev. James Milsap, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Blakely of ST. Paul
At the evening service, Rev
Knott again gave a very inspir-
ing message.
Next Sunday. Rev. ]. w. Junell
will speak at the morning service
and the Missionary Society ser
vice will be held at p. m.
You are always welcome al
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-09-14
MOUNT OIIVET CHURCH

In the absence of pastor b. II.
Hunter. who is attending the Ma
tional Baptist convention in Tulsa
Okla. Rev. ]. C. Clayburn of Min
neapolis, brought us the morning
message. Subject, THE Great APP
pearance, and the Great Admira-
ton" Text was found in Revela-
ton 1921.
The beautiful flowers on the
altar were given by the General
Mission Society in memory of the
late Mrs. Nancy Ferguson, sister
of deaconness Leila Lewis.
Our annual business session will
be Saturday, September 10. at s
p. m. at the church. All members
please be present.
We are very anxious to have
you as guests of the home mis-
sion circles silver tea, Sunday,
Sept. 16, 3 to 7 p. m. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Brown,
592 Rondo Ave.
The Dorcas society is looking
forward with happy anticipation
to greet you as their guests Fri
day, Sept. 81, at p IN. When
they present the Young Women's
Choral group of Pilgrim Baptist
church in a recital.
We were very happy to have
as guests, Mrs. Cora Strothers,
Mrs C. B. Covington, Mrs. w.
Bledsoe, and Mrs. Doris Jones of
Pilgrim Baptist church, city, Mr.
James, Thomas, of st. James A.
ME. church, Mr.. w. Page, New
Bethel Baptist church. Manly
Iowa; and Mr.. A. r. Robinson. St
James Baptist church, Houston,
Texas.
We beseech you! Come to sweet
hour of prayer Wednesday of each
week. s to p. m. Christ is the
panacea for all the ills and pro-
blems of the world, prayer is our
medium of contact we must not
fail in utilizing it.
We are always grateful to greet
you at Mt. Olivet. The church
with real Welcome" ID. Massie,
reporter.
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ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH

Other Foundation can no man
lay than that which is laid, which
is Christ Jesus" was the text of
the message brought by Rev. b.
N. Moore at the morning service.
Visitors worshipping at the
services were Mrs. Mime Vernon
of Olatha. Kansas; Mrs. Ward
Bennett of Newark, New Jersey;
Minnie Wood and Mrs. John c.
Few of Camphor church. the giver
of the very beautiful dahlias
which were on the chancel. all
guests were welcomed by Rev.
Moore.
The Homecoming party from
$3.50 to 6 p. m. was certainly one
to be remembered. Our special
guests. THE Vermont Plan Vaca-
TONERS" of both Minneapolis and
st. Paul were out in large num-
bers: the Minneapolis group was
accompanied by Henry Thomas,
head resident of Phyllis Wheatley
Settlement House, and his wife;
Rev. John NJ. Wilson. Conference
director of the Protestant Center,
Minneapolis. Gloria l.. Williams,
in charge of recreation did a mar
velous job giving the Children and
adults an afternoon packed with
fun.
Ice cream was served by Mr..
James r. Lynn, Supt. of the
church school, assisted by Jean
Waters, Cynthia Foster. Char
lotte r. Curry and Gloria Will
liams. Rev. Moore acted as master
of ceremonies at the more serious
part of the afternoon when, Mr..
Thomas and Rev. Wilson told
something of the origin and fu-
ture of the Vermont Plan. The
children were just bubbling with
things to tell about their exper-
fences. The afternoon program
was closed with the singing Of TT
Is No Secret, led by Paulette and
Mike Starks.
Because of the very rainy
weather the Youth program had
to be postponed. We are looking
forward to these reports in the
very near future.
At the meeting of the Fourth
Quarterly Conference, the confer
ence confirmed a recommendation
by the Stewards Board asking the
return of Rev. B. N. Moore and
complimenting him for his very
fine work at st. James and in the
community.
The Youth Chorus will be
p. m. in a repeat program. Sunday
heard Sunday, September 16, 4:3O
September %, the last Sunday of
the year, the annual report will
be out.
Dollar money and Conference
Claims and club reports must be
in the office by Sept. II in order
to be included in the annual re-
port.-Bertha L. King, reporter.
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Services Held Today
For Opheiiu Wooter

Services for Opheha Wooten.
73l ST. Anthony Ave, who died
Monday. September 10 will be
held at the Brooks Funeral Home
Chapel Friday, September Il, at
? p. m.
Visitation will be Thursday.
September 10. Rev. F. Massey, Jr,
Will officiate at the services. In
torment viii be al Elmhurst
cemetery.
Mrs, Wooten is survived by a
daughter. Mamie h Noel Of
Cleveland. Ohio. two grandchil-
dren. Sanford and Elizabeth NOEL.
one sister, Emily Il. Moore Of
Rome Ga. and other relatives and
friends.
Woodland Funeral Home had
charge Of funeral arrangements
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Funeral Services For
Mrs. Muvde Fields To
Be Held Saturday

Mrs. Maude Fields, 40 Eaton,
died Tuesday. September II.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday, September IS at st. Peter
Claver church, with Father Jer-
ONE Luger officiating. Interment
will be at Calvary Cemetery.
Visitation will be Friday. Sep
TENDER IA. and Rosary will be
read Friday at $50 p. m.
Mrs. Fields is survived by her
husband, George, her mother. Mrs.
Lula Davis. and four sisters,
Clara Davis of Nashville, Tenn; ;
Mamie Davis. Denver, Colo: Mrs
Leona Davis and Mrs. Franzella
Shores of Sioux City. Iowa.
Brooks Funeral Home has
charge of funeral arrangements.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-09-14
Methodist Youth
Urge End To
Church Bios
BY Clarence r. X. Nelson

Lafayette, Indiana Especially 49,
James Lawson. of Massillon, Ohio,
who is serving a three year SEN
tence for his conscientious obiec-
ton TO war, in the federal prison
at Mills Point, West Virginia. was
unanimously reelected vice presi-
dent of the National Conference
of Methodist Youth in its annual
meeting at Purdue University.
August 1926. The National Con-
ference of Methodist Youth repre-
sent the more than a million youth
of the denomination in the Meth
odist Youth Fellowship secion and
the Methodist Student Movement
section. Lawson was a star de-
batter at Baldwin Wallace College,
Berea, Ohio and pastor of a
Methodist church in Canton, Ohio
before his conviction in the Fed
eral court in Cleveland last April
In the closing session on Sunday
this interracial youth confab Of
which Jameson Jones. a native Of
Kentucky is the president, adopted
the following resolution:
I'VE. of the National Conference
of Methodist Youth, favor taking
steps toward immediate abolition
Of all racial discrimination m the
Methodist church. all Methodist
school. colleges, seminaries. hos
pitfalls and other institutions
Reports of the delegates reveal
ed that interracial youth groups
are meeting in Mississippi
Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas
and that plans are being made TO
begin interracial meeting in other
southern states.
Negro youth attending the con-
ference included Miss Edith Cor
don, Baltimore. president Of the
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
Washington Conference; Miss
Alice Phillips, New Orleans. La.
president of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship OF the Louisiana Con-
ference, Miss Marie Dawson, De-
catur. Alabama. president OF the
Central Alabama Methodist Youth
Fellowship and Miss Albertne
Ware. Parsons, Kansas, president
Of the Central West Methodist
Youth Fellowship.
Also Clifford Ferguson. Stump
ter, S c., president OF the Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship of the
South Carolina Conference; Thorn
as J. Barnes, Laurel, Miss. preSi-
dent Of the Mississippi Conference
Methodist Youth Fellowship. and
Leonard Miller. Philadelphia, Pa,
treasurer OF the Methodist Youth
Fellowship Of the Delaware Con-
ference.
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ZION CHURCH

The weather did not stop the
worshippers at the Sunday morn
ing service. The Scripture lesson
was read by Rev. Benjamin Cas-
sius, Act. Is, John Is.
The message was by Rev.
James Hodge, Act. Is. BE We
shall receive power after that the
Holy Ghost is come upon you and
We shall be witnesses unto Me
both in Jerusalem and in Judea
and in Samarin and unto the utter
most parts of the earth" He de
finde the Holy Spirit as a devine
person, it searches, knows, speaks
testifies also inspiring entercede
with God.
The message was timely and in
spring. The music was furnished
by the Gospel Chorus.
Visitors at the morning wor-
ship hour were Mr.. W. c. Robin
son of Shreveport, La. Miss Phil
lip Williams. Mr. Freddie Wallace
and Mrs. Moore City. You are
always welcome to worship at
Zion. Remember the sick and
shut-ins.-Mrs. p. Moore. repor-
ter
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Funeral Services Held
For Georqe Clay

Funeral services were held
Wednesday, September II, for
George Clay. 70. OF 527 Girard
Ave. No. who died Saturday,
September 8 at the Cornelius Rest
Home, at the Woodland Funeral
Home Chapel at ? p. m. Rev. Wen
dell johnson officiated. Interment
was ut Crystal Lake Cemetery.
Mr.. Clay was employed at the
Nevens Laundry for the past
81 years A native OF Hannibal,
Mo, he was a resident OF Mime
apols for IS years.
He is survived by several nieces
and nephews and other relatives
and friends.
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge Of funeral arrangements.
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son from Sweden, Che has rela-
tives In Minneapolis, by the way
Nonni from Luxembourg, Paul
from Belgium, and many, many
others. We popped popcorn for
them. They were fascinated, for
most of them had never seen II
before. II seemed as though the
whole campsite was alight that
evening. II wasn't the light of our
campfire. II was the radiance Of
good fellowship. ! wondered If the
leaders of the world could meet
around a campfire instead of a
conference table. wouldn't things
go so much more smoothly?
On Monday the Jamboree was
over. Once again we went to the
great arena. This time we didn't
march, we walked with our
friends. The seven towers had
been joined into one 10 symbolic
the unity OF the seven jamborees.
Many doves were released as a
sign of peace. The $4,000 scouts
from II countries Joined hands in
aa huge chain and sang Aud
Lang syne as the group pressed
close together. We left the arena
in ranks with our buddies.
The Seventh World Jamboree
was a great success. On August ,,
we marched TO the arena as
countries. On August l3. Just ten
days later, we came into the great
arena as friends.