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Evening star., 1951-03-28
THE EVENING STAR
IUI Penna, Ave. NV

CHECK ROOM OPERATOR AND
HOSTESS
With or without exper. This might
appeal to secretaries. teachers. re-
cepolontsts. models, or young busi-
neSsWomen. who like to meet the
own your own business, During trial
period you would get good wages
and meals and when you take over
business, you should earn from
sf.s00 to $4,000 each year, includ
ing value OF meals. Age % to 35.
6-day week, Must have "a ready
smile" be pleasant. alert, energetic,
lntelligent. honest" and be nice ap-
pearlng. Your refer. will have to
stand fine combine," We have DOS
Sibly the busiest and highest type
probably the Nations finest clintele.
Pesitively, don't phone TED LEWIS
Tor appointments at NO. 32l9, ex-
cep1 between : p m. and 5 pm. i
CLERICAL, experienced in adding
machlnes and general Office work
pleasant working conditions. with
excellent opportunity for advance
ply The YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919
CLERK-some experience, ambitious, U
na neat Iss rsiiable; 61a days week. Cali
CLERKS, white. for dry cieanins H
ssto[9S. saNIT good salary and hours.
SANITARY CLEANERS, 1920 I4th
CLERK-Age II to %. to do general
once WORK; use of adding machines
heIpiui. Start at Sl9I per mo, S.I2
u . mos; 5-day. 4O-hour week.
Must be high school graduate. Ap-
TON GAS HIGHT RI linn %, :,
St, NV. Monday through y Friday, cs;i
$50 m. TO 5 pm.
CLERKS twhitel. Under so. Per-
mranent. Excellent surroundings; 30
hr. vk.; annual starting salary,
S2.1O0 tS40.3S weekly. GOOD op-
portunity, to advance. liberal vaca-
tlon and SICK leave: Personal in
Personnel office. NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, 3rd ana r
CLERK-We have a permanent Dos
i.ion Tor clerk in our branch
store located at Silver Spring, Nd
ms Is good opportunity for a
p,sH. Ee,sident OF the Silver Spring area
I4uNDERY" Ky" co.. pay: s11s Ap9lT p9th st. ElITl a:V
CLERK, white. personable young lady
TO assist in mail rm: knoWledee ot
mIimeograph, addressograph and
typlng preferred; interesting varied
duties: permanent; 5-day week
Cali DE. 1850. al
CLERk, woman. Is yrs. or older TO,
general Office work; typing neceS.
sary. Prefer a Trinidad area resi-.
/ dent. Apply WASHINGTON LINEN
SERVICE, t0l Raum st. ne. -
CLERK for dry cleaning store. pref.
erably experienced dealing with pub.
lie 5zz-day week, excellent salary
SHOPPING CENTER, Riggs and Agel
Fo.' Az 404o. 80
CLGRK. insurance Office. interesting
Work. hour, 5-day week attrac.
tive SALARY; chance Tor advancement
Cal at Room 400. 1908 K ST. NV
CLERK, for gsn. omce work. Ret
store exp. preferred, but not nee.
essary: typing essential. permanent
position. CAPITAL FUR SHOP. 1905
G st. NV.
CLERK-For interesting work In pur-
chasing Office of life Insurance CO =;
~ -hr., 5-day week. Apply Room
900 between 9 am. and 3 pm.
Sl6 l4th st NV SO
Evening star., 1951-03-28
SALESWOMAN
MEMS FURNISHINGS

toiietry and gift department In cne
of Washington finest mems wear
store Pleasant and personable with
previous selling experience. Position
is permanent; excel working con-
ditio15; discount privileges; 5h-day
week; good salary.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
HELP WOMEN
SAFEST. AIDES

Good salary. Apply HELLERS BAK
ERY, 1921 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
CO. 9732. 80
SALESWOMAN. Alert, capable, con
scientious: assistant to bridal con
sultant: excel salary; chance fol
1908 F st. NV. Il
SALESWOMAN, age 30-35; good sal.
ary. employees benefits; 5-day week
See Mr.. VALDES, 1910 G st. NV
SALESWOMAN-Als manager; exp
WALTERS DEPARTMENT STORE
1407 Good Hope I'd. Sc. Apply II
person. 30
SALESWOMAN
MEMS FURNISHINGS
Evening star., 1951-03-28
TAILOR
T-V SALES
DAPTTTAGF
MUNTZ T-V

Please apply 1880 pm. Mon. Tues.
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HELP WOMEN tcont. }
CASHIER -BnoKKEEPER-Top

CASHIER -B0OKKEEPER-T CASH
ier position open in branch office OF
top finance company. Top salary
paid to eXper. person who qualities
Must be accustomed in handling
payments, bank deposits and daily
reports. AMERICAN FINANCE CO.
1852 Ga. ave, Silver Sprine, Md
CASHIER-CLERK at cigar counter
in drugstore. 6-day week no Sun;
So wk. start. Upton a. MYERS
1400 18th st. NV. rs
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SECRETARY
STENOGRAPHER.

Old ld-eStablished real estate oface has
opening in rent department for an
efficient ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
to 35 yrs. Of age, With initiative
position: 5-day week; air -condi-
toned ONCE. Call Mr.. Offutt, with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
Evening star., 1951-03-28

LARGE ESTABLISHED real
estate once requires the serv-
ices OF young lady under 35
yrs. Of age as cashier. Must
have several years experience
either as cashier in large real
estate ONCE or as a teller in Q
bank; knowledge Of bookkeeep-
ing would also prove helpful.
Pleasant surroundings. perma-
nent position; no Saturday
work. Salary approximately
$50 month to start. In reply
state age, experience. and any
other. helpful information. All
replies confidential. Box 46-V,
Star. 30
Evening star., 1951-03-28
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for a high
school graduate between 81 and %
years of age to work as a ledger anc
accounting clerk; for accounts re.
ceivable, routine ana control. Knowl
edge. of bookkeeping and typing il
required 40-hour. 5-day week
5000 80. Mon, through FRI. Appl!
days. $500; Sat, 9-1. No phon,
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
MAID D-RECEPTIONIST. colored foI
beauty salon; good salary. EMILE
JR.. 5000 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va
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HELP WOMEN

HOUSEMOTHER. experienced with
girls 8 to 15. Telephone GE. 2992
-2S
GNSURANCE-Clerk- -typist. 2O-35 yrs,
familiar with rates and policy writ
INSURANCE UNDERWATER, capa.
BILE of writing fire insurance policies
automobile and casualty contracts
Salary $50 per week. with vacation
and pay and bonus at end of year
For full particulars write your
Evening star., 1951-03-28

SHOE SALES LADY. expeT: children's
choice 5 or 6-day wk. Apply ESTHER
SHOP. 1928 st. NV. -2S
SHOE SALESLADIES, exper. for
Wash. and suburban stores; full or
part time; excel. opportunity. Apply
Mr.. BERG. 531s Baltimore aye.
soba 5Ds''fS51Isi ToTNrAfN Al clerks: exDer. not
forms furn., liberal store discounts;
LIGGETTs DRUGsToRE. 18th and
sobA S. FOUNTAIN RiT GIRLS. Nsa steady
work. good salary. short hours. no
night work or Sundays; full or part
time. Apply D. A. SCHULTZ. INC,
90l Pa. ave. NV. 80
STENoGRAPHER and ONCE assistant
in small pleasant -ofice. Want young
lady. o-day wk.. $50. 1907 Munsey
sTTENoGRApHER. legal: Arlington law
Arm; rapid dictation; 5-day week,
sTENoGkapHER RI Sc sari - 4o-hour, 5.day
week. for radio ensineering fiEm.
Neatness and ability important. For
sTENoGRAPHER. beginner consid-
cred; good working cond.. no Sat.
Room 800, s16 l4th st. NV. between
y Il III. anu y
STENOGRAPHER = For engineering
department of airline organization:
permanent position; congenial at
mosphere; ir-conditioned building;
5-day week; starting salary. S225
per month. Call MRS. THOMPSON.
Me 5000. Il
STENoGRAPHER, 5-day week: tech
nical dictation; salary open. RE.
STENOGRAPHER, must be expert, IN
typ;ng financial statistics; perma
nert position. 40-hr.. 5-day week.
S270.74 per month. chance for ad-
vancement Apply Room 706. 1101
Vermont ave NV. go
STENOG.. 1885 yrs. Of age, 1921
mo. to start. Chance for advance
ment. Interesting work. Main office
of motion picture concern. 5-day
40-hr. wk., 26 days annual leave.
Must take dictation 90 words a
min. Apply Rm. 400. Tower Bldg.
14th and K sts.- NV. or phone Ii.
5-6700. Ext. 6-3323. -2a
Evening star., 1951-03-28

YOUNG MAN. age $3.50. to operate
Apply sAFEWAY STORES, NC.
YoGSG; u MAN. A@ interested to learn
or with knowledge OF mems wear;
fur ref. Box 405-X, Star. 29'
YOUNG MAN, over 25. height it.
9 in. or more; helper for installation
Venetian blinds and window shades;
prefer Arlington or Alexandria resi-
dent: must have drivers permit.
Apply in person only to MR.. PARK
ER 500 N. West St, Alexandria,
YoUNG MAN to train for bookkecp-
ditlons. Liberal discount on pur-
chases.. Insurance and ,hospitaliza-
ton plan; retirement plan, Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES. INC; II
YoUSG Il MAN. white. hard working.
you to install Venetian blinds; real
opportunity for right person; must
have drivers license and GOOD knowl-
edge of the city DISTRICT SHADE
SHOP, 2101 K st. NV. 80
YOUNG MEN. over Is. for Junior sales
work. Can earn $50 per wk, to start.
YOUNG MAN-To. sell furniture re-
perience not necessary. REDELL' 6.
YOUNG MAN-Ambitious high school
graduate to assist in general work
Of Washington Office Of nationally
reply in own handwriting, giving
background and qualifications in
brief; beginning salary, $3.50 per
mo. Box 26U-T. Star. rs
YOUNG MEN. 1925, neat, single
and free to travel U. S. A; trans
portation furnished; average earn
counts. App!y Mr.. KEEGAN, Houston
NEEDEDge good, steady. coIored
men for car wash. with intention ot
getting ahead; good starting salary.
BETHESDA MINUTE NAN CAR
WASH, 4716 Cheltenham DIR. Be
thesda, Nd, OIL. 5400. 20
LIFE INSURANCE company has an
opening in its policyholders service
55 and IS capable OF hartlina
correspondence and interviews re-
gsrding life insurance claims sur
renders. policy changes, etc. Must
have had experience as a dfe. in
surance agent or in similar dept.
in a home oftice; salary depends
upon qualifications Apply Rm. 800.
SIG 18th st. NV, bet. 8 a.m.-3 pm.
MECHANICALLY MINDED MEN to
learn Venetian blind making and
installation under GI bill. THE
NsTIoRSaIfYP NssfT1ISoR SH3P KR2oWS R6 asSs food product,
mfgr. wants experienced food sales
man, age up to 35. residing outside
the District; must have experience
in contracting chain headquarters
wholesale grocers and retail trade IN
Washington and vicinity; good op-
portunit3; excellent future in the
event work proves satisfactory; good
starting salary, car furnished; some
travel necessary. Please reply in de-
tail, stating experience, other per-
tinent information and telephone
number. Interviews will be arranged
Our employees know Of this advertise
nlert BOX 334-S Star
Evening star., 1951-03-28
THE EVENING STAR
MARKER

White, for dry cleaning plant, excel
lent salary, Apply 5618 Connecti-
cut avenue NV DO
MIMEOGRAPH OPERATOR, younQ
woman, experienced, for work with
a scientific research organization;
5,day week. excellent working CON
ditions, good opportunity for ad-
vancement. Call Ex. 500. Br. 80
NURSE, white, registered, general
duty, day of, middle-aeed; $500
start. MRS. MATUS, co. 2224. 30
NURSE. practical, white, live in, pri-
vate home. JA 4-1ss1. 30
NURSES. colored. for OBJ. cases,
b.sd bResistert sIt now; DU. 1852. Must
Evening star., 1951-03-28
CHAUFFEUR

Young lady, 25-35 years Of age. for q
permanent position making deliveries
to our advertisers; neat in appear
ance, courteous and capable of CIV
ing good attendance Clear driving
record and D. c. driving permit are
required, Apply Personnel, Room 500
open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 9-l
Evening star., 1951-03-28

FILE CLERK. experienced; attractive
opening with retail trade associa-
ton; scme. typing required: 5-day
DE. 1850. al
Evening star., 1951-03-28
BID TYPIST

A@~ = - IN
Good starting salary, hosp priv.
4g-hr: Wk., downtown area. GOV
ERNMENT BID SERVICE. RIM. BIS.
l420 NY. ave. NV, EX. 3a07.-2
BOOKKEEPER assistant; knowledge
OF typing; days, 40 hrs. wk; no
sat. good sal, perm EMILE, 1921
Conn: ave. Washington. rs
BOOKKEEPER, some accounting back
sround; eXper: or advance student;
age 20-,35; 5-day week vacation end
SICK leave, disqualification. etc.
after 3 mo-; excel chance for ad-
vancement. Apply Mrs. Anson,
FREDERIC W. BERENs. INC, 1928
BooKKEEPER's t;Ei ASSISTANT, vi with
high school education, or equal in
bookkeeping and tipping, as assistant
bookkeeper in lumber and building
materials business; good salary and
opportunity for promotion for a
willing worker; conv. by bus tt. For
estyille; Nd, area; replies confiden-
BO0KkEEPNG MACHINE OPER..
Elliott Fisher. sAKs, 610 18th st.
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT for profcs-
tant oreanization; mature. high
gTsde tn only F. For y cenhdontial inter
BOOKKEEPING CLERK for perm. po-
sition. 5-day, 40-hour week; pleas
an. working conditions; liberal dis
count. on purchases; insurance and
hoSpltaiizatlon plan; refinement
BooRRTfrISG tGfias ING 4 MAcMISE iii ae' oPER,
ATOR-Local savings and loan as
sociation requires the services of
exper Burroughs bank bookkeeping
machine operator: working condi-
tions and salary excellent. For appt.,
call MR.. 1NABINET, ST. 6277. 80
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
,. OPERATORS
permanent positions for intelligent,
rough's machines helpful but not
essential. Must be good typist with
knowledge of shorthand preferred.
VIII train properly qualified appli-
cant. 5-day, 40-hour week: excel.
o9ppor: Call ST. .0050, Miss Wittstatt,
NoLANp CO., INC.
136 K st. NE.
BUYER OR ASSISTANT BUYER Of
JUNIOR DRESSES WITH MARKET
EXPERIENCE IN MEDIUM TO BET
TER MERCHANDISE; NOT PROMO.
fNTSR4IPW METs 4P0NNEh EHE qs 2ssrs s399 o1oN T9E
NELL CO., 3407 CONN. AVE. NV
CASHIER. grocery, to work at 1880
Mass. eve. NV. Apply at 1873 Conn
ave, MAGRUDER. INC. Mr.. Wilson
CASHIER. busy cigar counter; ex.
perienced. references: closed Sun.
days and holidays. NATION DPUC
CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV. 20
CASHIER. eXper.; ref. required: excel
salary Apply ESTHER SHOP. 1225
CAsHIER" FOR MGR 5000 oostins
machine. If not experienced we vii
train you; excel opport. Vacation
with pay. Mr.. Joseph, NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO., 719 7th st. NV
CASHIER, part time, $50 to 9, ir
fine ladies specially store: Apply
THE ESSIE O'DONNELL CO.. 3401
Conn. ave. NV. rs
Evening star., 1951-03-28

OFFICE WORKER. age 20-45, nice
appearance; good typist; interesting
work; congenial associates; GOOD
SSalary; perm: Apply Mr.. Waters.
-; 1 j.; KAUFMAN, INC. zoos Pa
PBA OPERATOR. 5-day week: S145
per month with meals SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL. Bethesda. OIL. $500
Evening star., 1951-03-28
TYPISJ

FlO
7l2-Er.. 5-Day Wk.
Vacation With Pay
Bonus Vacation for Good Attendance
Sick Leave
Economical Cafeteria Facilities
ia Group Insurance
EQUITABLE LIFE ms. co.
Room 900. SIG 14th st. NV.
Bet. q AM.-3 PM %
Evening star., 1951-03-28
CREDIT CLERK

Young lady for permanent
position in credit department
OF laree fuel oil concern. Must
be able to type; pleasant work.
ing conditions, 4n-hour week.
vacation with pay, other en-
ploye benefits. Call Mr.. Cart
wright for appointment. Ii.
3-4300
L. P. Steuart & Bro, Inc.
13S 18th ST. NE.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
CASHIER

MGR. operator and general once
work; excel. working cond., with
good pay; exper. not necessary. Ap-
STORES. INC. 1885 st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
OFFICE CLERICAL

vacations, group insurance and other
employe benefits. Apply SAFEWAY
STORES. INC. 1S45 4th st n.e.-29
OFFICE CLERK-Must know how to
type local refs. necessary; excellent
opportunity. See MR.. RESNICK.
1911 Nichols ave. Sc
Evening star., 1951-03-28
CLERK-TYPIST

COCKTAIL LOUNGE = Cashier OF
part-time hostess. night work. p to
30. Neat. attractive; experience
not necessary but helpful See Miss
Ellis. HOTEL 240O 40
Evening star., 1951-03-28

Jewelry Store Saleslady
Fine salary. exp. preferred but not
necessary.
FREDLAND JEWELLERS
S541 Georgia Ave. i
Evening star., 1951-03-28

CORRESPONDENTS CLERK. to write
general business practices desirable.
. s,cf gays ss.vl wk' paid paid vacations, paid
$aao, s9SK Esays: Est. 214' free insurance Dl'
COUNTER GIRLS. white: must be
eXper.: all day work, no Sundays;
pay for holidays. meals and uni
forms turn.: $50 per wk. to start.
Apply 81 Pa. ave. NV. 80
COUNTER GIRL. for cafeteria. Ap-
Ply n person. CAPITOL HILL
CAFETERIA. 10l Independence ave
COUNTER GIRL OR woMANEpFor
small salad and sandwich counter;
ee da1s sGGd cs HhFess MR cAM MmsalE Ex no 4s4 saa
COUNTER GIRLS. white; 4o-hour }e
week; 8 days; So cents per hr.
Apply NAVY EXCHANGE FOUN-
TAIN. National Naval Medical Cen
ttero Bethesda, Md. OIL. $500, Ext.
COUNTER GIRL. white. experienced;
hours IL to s. Sundays of. THE
POST DRUGSTORE. 110s 10th
COUNTER GIRI-white, with g Valet
shop exper:; good pay and excel
lent working conditions. Apply
CRYSTAL VALET, 72o 18th St 3. W.
COUNTER GIRLS. no experience
necessary; good salary, tips. bonus,
meals. DONUT DINETTE, 4S00
Annapolis rd., Bladensburg, Nd.
CREDIT CLERK. phoning delinquent
ACCOUNTS; acc permanent; excel. salary.
T37 Gth st. NV. -29
Evening star., 1951-03-28
OFFICE CLERK

Interesting. permanent Job; 5-da,
Wk.' group insurance. hospitaliza
Ion sion, vacation with pay. for an alert
pleasant telephone voice and adep,
With figures. Apply in person to Mr
Harab. W. -A
American Linen
Service Co.
2223 Sth st. NV,
Evening star., 1951-03-28

SHIRT OPERATORS. MUST BE Ex-
rERIENCED ON 2-GIRL UNIT: TOP
SALARY FOR RIGHT PERSONS.
APPLY LUNA CLEANERS. 1908
14TH ST NV. 2s'
Evening star., 1951-03-28
CLERK

To. work in entry department OF
pleasant office. Apply H. J. Taylor
after 10 am. 623 G St NV
Bergmann's Laundry
Evening star., 1951-03-28
HOSTESS

For high class restaurant and lounge
in hotel; 6-day week: good salary
plus meals; must be thoroughly ex-
per. and interested only in perma-
Evening star., 1951-03-28

Young lady for position handling
sales and clerical duties. Inter
national travel organization, Ex-
cellent working conditions: 35-hr.
wk.; salary $40. Ma. 2s22. MR.,
Evening star., 1951-03-28
HELP WOMEN
Assistant Manager

11ooIoVdIII IVIdlIdSET
women S speciality shop: experienced;
desired; good personality; able tc
take responsibilities do detail work
accurately; good salary: chance for
advancement. Box 341-V. Star
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21
CONSERVATION
 NOTES
By LEW HANKS

This column is coming to you from the old country. I've been travelling through eastern Idaho brushing up on procedures of the Soil Conservation Service. Talk about cold weather! My fur bon net is sort of conspicuous but it's sure appropriate for the climate.
 Potato quality in Idaho is poor this year. The price is good, Farmers are receiving about $500 per sack for Mo- 1 spuds. That's good money here. Farm wages are SIPS per hour. Speaking of farm wages, l saw a mechanical loader that mounts on tractor, truck, or jeep. By using different type forks it will handle loose hay, manure, baled hay, or bun dles. It's known as Farm Hand". It's real labor saver ac- cording to farmers I've talked to. I'm bringing back some litera- ture on this and other types of equipment. I've also been looking over potato grader that looks good. For the money, $500 plus freight and motor, I don't believe it can be beat. I've got the dope on that too.
 The Soil Conservation Service here has developed methods of working with groups of farmers. It is really paying off. One farm CT told me, Instead of 5000 of us running to one conservationist, they've made conservation farm CTS out of the lot of us and now we're really doing something" Nuf Sed.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21
Check Your Hat? Goat?

Theta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi will conduct a checking ser vice at the Hospital Ball Satur- day night. Anticipating a largo turn out, the sorority has offered it's services to help make the ball a big success.
 Members who plan to assist in- clude Blanche Ryan, sorority president, Dorothy Saxton, Elois Smith, Charlene Kincaid, Marive Laird, Isabelle Severns and Ei- leen Branton.
 There will be a silver donation charge for checking, with all pro- ceeds to go toward the Hospital Benefit Fund.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21
BUREAU OF MINES ENGINEER ASSIGNED TO THIS AREA

William Kerns, mining engi- neer from the Fuel and Explo. sives Division of the Bureau of Mines, arrived last week in the Valley for an assignment con- nected with government coal re- quirements.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21
PaImer's s Golden Opportunity

The proverba opportunity has knocked
 Since destruction by fire years ago. only adequate hospital dreaded the thought of having to spend length present makeshft hospital Its cheap poorly ayedout floor plan and the muleak shivers of horror racing through panridden
 No certain group persons the sorrowful THING hospital hospital doing admirable job with the equipment they Hospital Board has worked toe and nail facilities acquire more spacous housing But with lack hospital treasury ideal for which the Board has been striving.
 Now after years struggling something without Palmer Valley opportunity acquire and substantial hospital
 available to us cosee The orion.1 local token share of $5OO has had be we to have the complete uptodae hospital We need The Presbyterian pledged sum in excess of $1oooOo $5Oooo of which available immediately nds available match all local Presbyterian funds raised Long frozen Territorial available add to the needed total Altogether the hospital but must be ready by January the final hospital application Unless this application early tion starting this year nil.
 When consider the small Comparatively Palmer must grants from the it becomes Must for all Valley residents Hospital Fund Raising Committee obtaining the necessary
 There individuals who feel they contributed enough the present hospital purchase hospital past years And be reluctant offer because they money already accomplished much And perhaps they right
 The people concerned should Hospital Board time in the past had enough an efficient basis Despite this fact has already redeemed bonds will be maid off months before the due time limit
 Now however with matching funds raise the stipulated sum- Palmer should have modern comfortable hospital
 We people of the Valley hospital an actua by getting behind the Hospital help push push to attend the benefit ball Saturday night November proceeds go to the Valley Hospital Fund.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21
Church 5 Dnectory|.

UNITED PROTESTANT Rev. Harry GaYleY, Minister Sunday Services: 1000 a.m., Sunday school. 11:00 am, Morning worship. 700 p.m., Young People meet ing.
 Thursday, 800 p. m, Prayer meeting.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21

CHURCH OF GOD
 Geo. w. Geiwitx. Pastor Sunday Services: 10 a.m., Sunday school. II a.m., Morning Worship. 7:45 p.m., Evening service. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Prayer meeting and Bible study.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21
INTENTION TO WE'D FILED

Intention to wed was filed in Commissioners Court this week by Lawrence Rorrison and Meryl Hansen.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21

Charles Hodson, Jr., had his appendix removed last week.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-09

Remember, Bill, the way you
ate at Conrow's party. Were you
scared to hold the party on Feb.
End? We wish you all the happi-
ness and may you celebrate
many more such days. BY the
way, the cake was delicious,
thanks to Minnie Schlegel who
baked it. s..
Letha "Pat" Patterson, in re-
pair department, told your re-
porter that she celebrated her
6Oth birthday on Saturday, Feb.
3rd: The following day Blanch
Duravage and her sister invited
Pat to their house for birthday
dinner. From the reports l have
received, 1 believe everyone had
a good time. Pat was passing out
candy the day after at work.
Thanks Pat, and may you en-
joy many more happy occasions.
Yours truly had the pleasure
of driving two very pretty young
ladies downtown last week. Nat
allie Denko and Beatrice Balasz.
Not on the motorcycle either. :
Very sorry to hear that Jane
Cz1apinski's father passed away
on Saturday, February 3rd.
jamie works on No. 5 Packing
Machine. Our deepest sympathy
to the members of the family.
Good bye now, see you next
week, Leonard English Borglin.
For Sale
Walnut dining table and six
chaiss-Approximately $35 Ga
good price, For more informa-
ton see John Bost, Dept. D 1st
shift or English Borglin or Ralph
H. Young in the Union Office.
Jim Vinson, Dept. ID 1st Shift
Sophie Robaskiewicz is the
proud and happy mother of 9
pound 8 ounce baby boy born
on january 3Oth in Mercy Hos
pital. Our best wishes to Sophie,
husband and baby.
Ralph Rovito, quiet and hand
some gap setter and Jerry Kauf-
man, a newcomer to Dept. d had
birthdays on February 1st. Con-
gratulations and best wishes for
many more, boys!
Gladys Stephens, SO we learn
ed day late, had a birthday on
January 31st. We regret we did
not learn about this earlier, for
it is really pleasure to glad
den someone's natal day.
Charles Pugh collected, in the
shop, a sum of money, not yet
completed for donations for Z
High Masses at st. Teresa S
Church for the people in serv-
ice and for all CIO members in
service. The dates of the High