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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-07-26
For Rent

FOR ~RENT-Two-room unfur-
nished apartment at corner
of Church and Race streets.
Rent free. j. F. Williams,
phone SIS days. and night
phone 119. 8tfnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-07-26

HOUSE FOR RENT - In Lex
ington. Call Durant 303. 15-1tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-07-26

FOR SALE - Wardrobe trunk
one feather mattress and narrow
door. Telephone SO, Matte Nc
Lean. 15-2tnp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
Monograph Operator

Mailroom work fo- aviation associa.
ton, previous experience desirable
but not necessary; permanent posi-
ton; 5-day, 40-hour week.
Call Elk. 6161 for appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
SEAMSTRESS

To alter and mend mems and ladies'
clothing. Must do neat work and be
fast. 5-day week Good pay. Must be
stesdv. Box 35-A. Star. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
Real Estate SaleSWoman

Exper; in listing and selling room
ing houses, and other business OPP
portunities. Full cooperation. For
interview. please call d. 1920. be-
tween m and ] D m only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29

FOUNTAIN GIRL. ,colored or white.
ewes. 5 to 10. Apply IN person, 1865
f sSth Il ~ GIRL. white, experienced
who can learn sand DIV n,ob block &
suns; vacations with pay. Start
See Manager. HOOD RExALL
DRUG CO.. corner 9TH and sts,
FOUNTAIN GIRL, light colored;
witch block. with knowledge of short
order bookings. Must have recent
iessi J GfofSsGT PHH Am D5o 18th
F 81 VA GIRLS, white. experienced.
no Sunday. RIvERsiDE PHAR-
r 1HSHA Ma S1EL s. White for 4 paTt
time fountain work; good hours.
STORE. 473o 14th st. NV. oGGE.
perienced; full and part time: closed
Sundays and holidays. NATIONAL
DRUG CO. 1000 Conn. ave. "a
FOUNTAIN HELP. experienced; B.
meals and uniforms; good salary to
start, See Mr.. Brown, SHOREHAM
DRUG Co. 800 18th st. NV. 80
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, tipping
and some shorthand; alert young
lady for small congenial ONCE;
excellent working conditions. o.
day week. s to 5. For appt.. cali
GENERAL III; RAJ OFFICE WORKER and
typist, 51a-day week. permanent
position with old established frm.
MARTINS CHINA STORE, 1928
HAIR STYLIST, experienced, good
salary. good working conditions and
good working hours in WOODWARD
& LOTHOP'S Charles of the Ritz
Beauty Salons. Apply employment
once. Main Bldg, 9th floor. 9:30 to
6 daily. or Bethesda Chevy Chase
store, Wis and Western ayes. NV,
$40 to 6. Mon, Tues. Wed. and
Sat. or 1890 to 8 Thurs. and Fri
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1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

CHECKER, marker and assemoler
for dry cleaning plant: b-day
and reliable. Box "A. Star. 4
CHECKER, grocery; experienced super
market: good hours and pay. Apply
in person: BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKETS, 1919 Rhode Island ave.
CHECKER CASHIER Part time or
full time. Experienced. For promi-
nent restaurant. Call ma. 0523 for
Apply McREYNOLDs PHARMACY
18th and @ SITS. NV.
CLERICAL-Young lady (white), for
various clerical duties for large auto
parts store; $40 to start; knowledge
of operating PIX switchboard help
full but not essential: good hours
Call Mr.. Dixon, DE. 2003. CENTRAL
AUTO PARTS. 1890 P st. NV.
ASSISTANT-Opport
for young. ambitious and adaptable
person. Must be quick and accu-
rate. Have a working knowledge OF
bookkeeping fundamentals and in
terested in the automobile business
Good starting salary. Phone Mr.
BARNES. OV. 1896.
CLERICAL ASSISTANTS to work in
auditing department; must have
knowledge of eomptometer or Bur-
roughs calculator; permanent posi-
ton; 40-hour. .5-day week: many
top-rated employe benefits. including
discount privileges. Apply Person
mel once, SEARS. RoEBUcK g. CO.,
1900 Wis ave NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29

ARI6I 10 CLEANEtLO
Has . excel. seamstress vacancies In
above branch stores. Good salary,
plus commission on repairs. Call
Mr. Harold, TU. 1928 for appt. for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
DENTAL ASSISTANT

Exper. only; good working conditions,
Sc. area. Good salary. OR. 1878.
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CLERK. auditing. Not over -35 yrs. OF
hr. wk., 20 days annual leave. Ap-
ply RIM. 400 Tower Bldg, 14tn and
CLERK Tor dry cleaning store; must
be experienced; good salary, steady
yorks I'll New YORK ave, NV 49,, 10 Q
store; $40. a week; apply CALVERT
VALET, 2412 Wisconsin ave, NV.
CLERKS (2) for accounting ONCE;
good salary. Describe training and
experience. Box 256-A. Star. i
ings at dry.cleaning store. AID. 4447:
tipping; high school graduate, under
50; permanent position; paid vaca-
tons; free disqualification insurance;
S7ds yrv s7A hF VIZ sor.h AMER a{da
CLERK 1IsR and i ws 1T; n psrsonasle young
ity to type and some knowledge
Of PIX pref. Interesting, varied
duties. Perm, 5-day wk. Call
Mr.. Walker; DE. 1850. .
CLERK, exper., age 21-35; starting
salary $ Ss.q excl ySrkinE s eGpd
ASSN, 1900 Rhode Island ave. NV.
CLERK. for dry cleaning. store, good
working cond., top salary; eXper.
preferred. Apply MARTINS QUAIL
Try CLEANERS, 2l49 P st. NV.
CLERK, % to So; ability to type
essential. knowledge of shorthand
helpful, must like to work with
figures; 5-day, 40-hour week. Do
not apply unless you're LOOKING
for permanent employment. Inter-
view 9 to daily, Saturday 8 to
IL. STONESTRAW CORP. 900
CLERK--Young girl for .part-time
stenograph;c and general clerical
work. Prefer hours $50 to 2:30,
Call ma. 6203, for appointment. IL
CLERK, general office work, chance
to learn business machines. Apply
to IL am, MANHATTAN LAUNDRY
AND DRY CLEANING CO., 1895
CLERK. under 40, for general ofice
work; 5H-day week. conveniently
located In Brightwood. CONNER
CIAL CREDIT CORP, 5913 Ga.
ave. NV. ia. 1900. 80
CLERK-Experience for dry clean
ing store, to serve customers and
mark work. Apply 5016 New Hamp-
CLERKS WANTED, full or part time.
REINDEER FROZEN CUsTARD CO.
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I NEOO, OLENhE
VIC. FIT. MEYER, ARL.
AND
SOUTHEAST WASH,
ARTSTN CTEANERS

AR1STO CLEANERS
Has . excel. .seamstress vacancies In
above branch stores. Good salary;
Mr.. Harold, TU. 1928 for appt. for
interview. i
under 30, to circulation
manager of old publishing company.
Apply only If interested in permanent
lob with own responsibility. 5-day
$ $7l51hour week; Phone Mr.. NOR
sSSSa1aRx 5.! under sa,2 s5 ett 81
State phone. Box lab, Star.
SECRETARY-Expe not es.
ssntial; knowledge of shorthand; 81
Gay week; starting salary $50 per
y wee professional ONCE. Box No.
s i25Ri FAIRY in chemical engineeTinr
editorial office; must be. quick and
accurate and have mind for detailed
SE r9n1 SL Phone RE 53oo. x.o,
ss aos SSs Ideal da TO hIs rS GSnS
s fSti Haa'' part part time time; suitable
hours may be arransed any time be
tween 10 am. and 4 pm, 5-day
~ 1850; Monday u after g$o am
Gated; part time, from 900 or 10
am. for 4. or 6 hours daily.
Stenography desirable, but not alb
solutely essential. Phone DI. 4047.
SECRETARY - Suburban northwest
Protestant church; permanent; part
time; hours ] to 5 pm. Mondays
through Fridays; duties largely
stenographic for minister. Please
give education. experience. age. ref
erences and salary expected. Box
SECRETARY. top notch. for law firm;
5-day wk.; so wk. Box 27l,Y.
SECRETARY-Part time. Excellent
opportunity for some one in vicinity
of darlington or Park Fairfax
hand required. Apply Mrs Bullock.
SHIR LING T ON COOPERATIVE
DEPT. STORE, 4025 S. 2Sth ST.
As!RiHETiGal1 RaYy-ssrENoGRApHERE for
national association ONCE, 5-day.
35-hour week. excellent working
conditions, permanent, good salary.
Call RE. 1890, between o am. ana
5 pm. Monday. "a
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OPPORTUNITY

for young men
Did you know that Safeway pays UP
to $4,000 per year salary to store
employees. compare these figures
Location manager, S5.000-S10 0, 900 VI
Head meat cutters, S3,900-S5, % yr.
Food clerks $500 S2,760-S3,536 yr
Meat cutters--$2,S 12-S3,77O VI.
We have openings for food clerks
and meat cutters. The pay for these
Jobs increase within the above scales
as you gain experience. Clerks who
develop the necessary skill become
candidates for the higher paying
Jobs of head meat cutters and loca-
ton managers.
To qualify you should:
1. Have a high school education or
.. Be under rs years of age.
8. Have q pleasing personality.
4. Enjoy dealing with people.
B. Be sober and Of good character.
WE Offer You:
!. Permanent employment.
2. Cooperative group insurance plan.
8. Dependents hospital and surgical
insurance.
4. Paid vacations.
5. Other employe benefits.
UNION SHOP
Apply sAFEwAY STORES. INC.
1901 Fenwick st. NE.
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CLERK

CLERK-sTENOGRAPHER, 5-day wk.,
ERN VENETIAN BLIND AND AVN
ING me- CORE CORP. 1927 Georgia aye.
cfE Tsk S PYPfsT NO excellent oDDo Ss
ant working conditions. Apply
BARBER q ROSS Co. 9Th & v SITS.
CLERK-TYPIST-Recent h. s.sgrad. !;
perm. position with advancement op-
portunities: 5-day wk., paid vaca-
ton: paid sick leave, free insurance
DI. 1900. Ext. els.
CLERK-TYPIST and switchboard OPP
orator. under. 50, for electric whole
sale supply house. This is q fine
position with excellent opportunity
Tor advancement; salary open. Apply
MI ~ dsSTEaa ave- NV RA 2 9lsS
CLERK-TYPiST with knowledge Of
bookkeeping, excel opportunity for
alert, ambitious person. Apply Mrs.
Curtiss, 4th a., CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO. 110S g st; NV.
s e lnsSSsnf sx a6 Ss"o Phone a MR,
CLERK-TYPIST, experienced. under
35: newspaper ONCE, circulation
records dept: 5-day week, vacation
and other employe dement's; rapid
huVanC6Inenl. ". 1Ul4.
CLERK TYPIST-Permanen position
for young woman as clerk-typist in
ONCE Of national scientific organiza-
ton. Good salary; 5-day wk.; oppor-
tunity for advancement. Call RE.
$780, Ext. 27.
CLERK experienced, for
permanent position; 5-day, 40.hour
week: pleasant working conditions:
liberal discount on purchases; in
shrance and hospita lization plan;
retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORE Employment Once,
CLERk-TisYiPIsT, preferably middle
age; 5a days, 40-hour week: per-
manent position with old established
firm. Box 106-B. Star. 900
CLERK-TYPIST-By national trade
association; dictaphone exper. pref
cradle but not essential: good start
ing salary, and good working conds.
5-day week; new q. &C. bldg; aSsocia .
ton benefits. Call. Monday through
Friday, Elk. 1880. 30
CLERK TYPIST. nearby airport:
S9n2y. to Arlington and Alex. FA,
CfERk-rYPIsT for real estate ant
insurance once; permanent pos,
Arl. residence pref; 5day week
ALBERT H. COHEN CO., Realtor
lO42 North Swing st. CHI. 1861.
CLERK-TYPIST
position with opportunity for al.
vancement; 5-day. 37h-hour week
Room 40S TOO Eve st NV Il
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NURSE, graduate or practical; full
charge of nursing home; car neces.
Write, stating full qualifications
Box CAB, Star. 29*
NURSE. practical; live in. Cali
mornings. Ia. O704.
NURSE, graduate, for doctors office;
5-day wk. Age 1888. Box SOY
Star 30
NURSES and attendants wanted. We
have openings for nurses and female
attendants (whitel to care for
nervous and mental patients. Good
opportunity for suitable girls, even
If inexperienced. RIGGS COTTAGE
SANITARIUM, Evansville, Md.
NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER or at.
tendant, experienced with children
to live in. Box 20S-Y, Star.
OFFICE CLERK for accounts re-
ceivable ledger. Reply in own hand
writing, describing education and ex-
perience. Box 361-Y, Star. il
OFFICE CLERICAL
Age 5000; 5-day, 4O-hour week; paid
vacations. group insurance and other
employe benefits Apply SAFEWAY
STORES. INC, 1S45 4th st. ne.
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CLERK

NLG1Lh
High school graduate. 1885 years OF
friendly. No figures and no tipping
on this Job, but must have had
training as typist in the past. Perm
Announcements. 5-day week in air.
cond. bldg. Vacations. plus sub
stantial benefits. Call Personnel
Dent HO 247R IL
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HELP WOMEN
HOUsEKEEPER,

HOUSEKEEPER, experienced with
children. to keep house. Plain cook
ing and share care of children, 4
and g. Live in suburban home
pvt. room and bath; permanent iot
with good hours and excellent sal
airy to right person. Phone SH
2974 Sunday, s to 10 pm, and
Monday. 8 to 10 pm.
INTERVIEWER-Ale mature WON
rapid tipping essential. Ability t.
meet public important. Hours. 1913
Write APEX Station, Box 7112. Pa
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COPY GIRL

COSMETIC and phonograph records
stock clerks for Arlington, va, ware
house; experience preferred top
s sasEy to S.t right 9er sH9 Phone "a
CosMEsTiC DRUG CLERK. combi-
nation; good pay. hrs. and commits
sion; drugstore exper. necessary.
Give details Box ATTY. Star. 80
COSMETIC DRUG CLERK. expert
s saSsd N flHss5 sun pRU e e. f hG
co oGRa; izoi for home decorators mS
25 to so yrs; car nee; best hrs,
Z to 9 pm: earn SIS or over wkly.
CouNTER GIRL, exper.; ; days. no
am. to 4 pm. Apply COLONIAL
KITCHEN 2045 Wilson blvd. Arl,.
GIRL for dav work. AZ Also
CURB SERVICE GIRL; hours. 8 to-
i klas yEs sfF2ss' FAM Ao56sy H M55
D DOGS II. 1909 $50 2, RRdladensburg I'd. Col
COUNTER GIRLS. white; $40 am
H HOT PR RALg gHnf e al MES EE0ss
COUNTER GIRLS ~. white. expert
S start NJ M4e I aInbG 18th and Il ne;
BRUSH CO. has openings for 3
women (white) for full or part time
work; party-plan selling. Excel.
earnings. For further information,
call WI. 1888. 20
DENTAL ASSISTANT. downtown med
ieal bldg; afternoons of week.
Call CHI. 1896 between 8 and 3. 80
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exp. pref; but
not necessary. High school edu-
cation; live Arl. or Alex; OV. 2S49.
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BEAUTICIAN, experienced. Some fol-
time help. Apply 1888 Conn, ave.
BEAUTICIAN-opening for expert
son. HUGos. 1903 K st. NV. -
BEAUTICIAN - All-round operator;
good salary and commission. Store
hours and, priyileges; FRED. THE
HAIR z sTYL1sT. at Phillipsborn, COS
BE AZ Il; aiS in neighborhood shop;
conditions. Cali 80. 3-9so1 during
day and 70. 2-6223 in ewes. for
BEaUTiCIAN. manicurist, LEE STU
do. Washington Bldg. MA. 1899
BEAUTICIAN. must be experienced. to
assist in ali services and also give
manieyres; excellent opportunity.
1922 for appt. to be interviewed.
REAUTICIAN--Prefer beauty opera
sfy Apply . JULIUS BEAUTY Ei51siy SHOP saH.
B aaSG ho Fl Raj IT, s Fl aroana
Molander beauty salon. 1907 Column
e cent. PKG ow! Neg esss Bancroft 'h0DDiaass
BEAUTY oPERRToR. full or part
Horking Conditions. SAM. ANhNEs pi sEAG.
B Tx sAloN Sp S25S 1ath s.: nE III
facial and cosmetic dept. for ex-
elusive salon in Atlanta, Ga. Apply
in person. HELENA RUBENsTEIN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR All round;
under IS; good working conditions
in air-cond. shop. 5-day wk.. no
evenings. LUDIE HAIR STYLISTS.
n 1924 WIS. ave; Du; 1897; 80
exper. Must be good hair tinter.
N Hours 1913 3 to 8; s-day week. &C Sall
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted. Pleas
ant working conditions; salary and
commissions. 1921 14th st, NV.
B AR: fS74, OPERATOR, capable E@ of
managing. for our Silver Spring
salon: excel opportunity for person
qualifying. EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATORS for our 18th
St. Clarendon, and Bethesda salons
also man wanted for our Conn.
ave. salon, and part-time appoint
ment CLERK for Bethesda. EMILE.
1921 Conn. ave. DI. 1915. ~
BEAUTY OPERATORS, for very busy
downtown salon: top salary and
BEAUTY SALON. RIM. e01. 1920
BEAUTY OPERATORS. colored. exp.
LA, 6-62I6 or DE. QSS7
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BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT, bldg. con-
tractor; full or part time; salary
open. Reply in own handwriting.
stating qualifications. Box 405-Y,
ROOKKEEPER-TYPIST - Accounts
receivable; permanent position; hours
arranged, salary open. Apply 202
Bo Ok Sf;PiT MACHINE operators.
exper.: Underwood Sunstrand Model
D; salary, 500 weekly. Communi-
cate with Mr.. j. J. O'DONNEIL,,
GEORGETOWN University, MI. 1000.
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EApef: onLSi eood wo1rKins con 1
DfETITIAN WANTED In one of the
/ larger hospitals. Must be exper. in
therapeutics and an ADA. member.
Responsibilities consist Of special
diets and teaching students. I'M
mediate employment: salary open
many MARY tree requisites. Write Box
DENTAL et ASSISTANT, NV. location,
white, Christian. State. age, exper
s snd salary expected. Box l71-Y,
DieTAPHoNE OPERATOR. exp. s5-
Hs Sssn s0G Can pay MP Peai BERM saS!
D6oatr33kki'ss Assr-Mus. know we ssp-
ing; state age, experience and sal
AIRY expected. Box 4s3-V, Star;
DRIVERS; i age e5 and oyer; 5000
URUG CLERK. some ewes. and week
ends; LEGAL exper.. refs. HIGGERS
n RRREd sS So1 roS SSnni c,rpx 80 90
DRUGS. 1915 Georgia ave. 80
DRUG AND COSMETIC GIRL. part
time or full time, no Sundays. part
time ewes; students accepted. Ap-
ply, TRIANGLE PHARMACY, 10th
and You SITS. NV, DU. $500.
and markers; experienced only. APP
ply ready to work BLUE BANNER
LAUNDRY. $50 7th st. Sc. i
FILE CLERK, under 80. with knowl-
edge of tipping for GEORGETOWN
newspaper office. 5-day week, good
opportunity for advancement. co.
FILE CLERK, also mail clerk, high
school grad, age 1925 5-day week;
interim increases. Apply in person,
WESTERN ELEC. CO., iii N.
Capitol. II
FILE CLERK-Five-da week. pleas
ant working conditions, insurance
and retirement benefits. interviews
at your convenience. SECURITY
BANK. 9th and @ SITS. NV. i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29

For leading credit jewelry store; loo.
ne. section OF Washington; excel.
working conds.; employe benefits.
See Mr.. Powers at KAY JEWELRY
Co. sol H st. ne.
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CHAUFFEUR

Young lady. 1885 years Of age. for
liveries to our advertisers; neat in
appearance and capable of giving
good attendance; clear driving rec
ord and D.. C.. driving permit are
EEe eS n.n Appiy eersonns1; Room Dom
Sat OIL. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
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HOSTESS

HOSTESS
Not over SO for large well established
restaurant; must be neat and Of
average size; will consider an In
CESS, RE. 3013.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29

MODELS-We are seeking washing.
tons most beautiful girls for photo
graphic modelling. Apply, BROOKS
PHOTOGRAPHERS. 1927 st. NV
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CLERK-TYPIST
Age 90 to 30-The Evening Star has
an opening in the classified adver-
for an accurate typist with good
telephone voice who is capable and
would enjoy rendering service to
customers by telephone. 6-day, 40
hr week. Apply Personnel Once,
Room 506.
THE EVENING STAR
l101 Pa. Ave. NV.
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CLERKS
ASSISTANT

Young lady required to assist sales
manager in district ONCE of national
sales organization. Pleasant work
Paid vacation and sick leave after
6 mos Periodic salary increase con-
siderations. 37ia-hr. wk.. Mon.-
FIR. Applicants should be neat and
personable with high school educa-
ton and possess some tipping ability.
Apply THE REUBEN H. DONNELLY
CORP. Personnel Dept. 3rd a.,
1900 st. NV.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-11-30
ASSEMBLY

The History Department sponsored inspiring
Thanksgiving program Wednesday evening Psalms and
Prayers OF gratitude depicted by Lois Mothershed
Serey, Catherine Waller and Grace HAYES Featured In
payet 1.-THE Contrast Dana Horn Murie Washington
and Adrew Pace who portrayed Children Yesterday Ollie
Darling Lawrence Joyner Dorothy johnson portrayed
Children of To-day Lany I'VE Thank The Lord was eff
feeyey portrayed by Ann Waugh Harris Hma johnson
Evelyn Vault Joyce Nichols Rose Osborne Sammie Ford
MiSap Janice Owens Bernestine Owens vence Johnson
Marjorie Thompson William Guy, W. o. MAYS Gene Smith
lreopa Green Clara Beamon frankie Hampton Janet Davis
and Mae Emma Wilson. Thema Williams was a commendahe
narrator Music furnished by the eee club mixed chorus
and the A eapella choir
Ann Minten, Mary Thomas Barbara Null Constance
Springer Marie Robinson Maggie Taylor Lavayce Martin
and Rosenna chism served as ushers
BOOST YOUR BEARCATs' y HELP THEM TO WINln
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-11-30
dunbar High School News =

fORTY-SlX STUDENTS ELIGIBLE FOR HONOR SOCIETY
The National Junior high honor Society will open its
doors to forty-sx eligible Junior high Dunbar
induction ceremony will be held January during
special assembly Students to be indicted Calvin
Ieatrs Enoch Krb Cole Gus Edgeston Elizabeth Guiden
Carl Harris Leo Holden Wlbut Hghower Eugene Brannon
William Braggs, Anita J. Barnes Paul Armstrong Berry
Anderson Leon Burl Melba Houston Mae Dean Johnson
Donald JoyneT Ruby Jackson William Loving Deoa Miller
Barbara MeCrew Emma Perkins Jackie Allen Helen Baker
Adrew Pace Margaret Mitchell Patrca Robinson Grace
Hayes Mary l. Pugh Rector Reed Alfred Russ IT, Leon
Richmond Herbert Watkins Williams Barbara Wash
ington Peggy Williams, joyce Williams Doris Wardlov
James T Wren, Gloria Vinson Joe Willie Souder Bertha
Singleton Robert steey Patsy r Scott Herbert staggers
and Carr Davis
DR. O. ". S. ISL ADDRESSES BOYS
In all boys assembly on Tuesday Dr. c. " s Gsh
interesting and enlghening address topic
Good Grooming and Sex Also featuring the DOS
And Donts OF Good Grooming presented by Sidney
Tucker Bobby Daniels Aonzo Pettus Ell Palmer Forrest
Conway Sidney Phillips and James Springer Music
nished by Curtis johnson
HISTORY DEPARTMENT SPONSORS THANKSGIVING
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: or The Women
Black And White :. After Dark
By Kay Vaughn

II VIII be black and white fashions that will glitter after
dark This our exclusive YOU dictated by the sumpous
aSpay OF black and white fashions the opening Of the
Metropolitan Opera House you know what turns out
al the Metropolitan is what every be in for the
coming
30 We eportyou many combine Your black with white
you may wear each color strngy by However
H. the coors 10 for the evening black and white
Seen the Met Opening white slipper gowns
ed white aie gowns black satin with overay OF black
lace eine coats lined in black velvet ooddes
the newest Of mutation mink Oddly enough there very
little color at all at the Met
Now now are Us hroWnskns, going take all this black
and white This is THE question Some Of with dark paor
our brown simply cannot abide black matter chic
For those and we of them they will simply
wear elamourou white you follow the present fash
ion trend.
AS for you deep brownstins, would suggest the
brightest Of whites Not all white people wear unduted
white Certainly those with skin tones cannot So
you brownsns tint your white slightly white to
cream For heavenly with broWnskns and does
not offer that dead contrast white will
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ivan

The Mission club met in the
home OF Mrs. Rookie Primm last
week William and Jessie Webb
left Monday for Toledo. Ohio, To
attend the funeral of their bro
Their, Harry Webb A free movie
was shown at the Ivan public
school Monday night Mrs O.
dessa MeDuffie was dinner guest
OF Mr. and Mrs A B Ball of
Carthage on Thanksgiving day -
Mrs Vera Lee Lawson OF Marnol.
Ia was home visiting her mother
and brother, Dewey Lawson. Of
st Louis MIR and Mrs. Elmer
Wilborn left Tuesday for Califar-
mia Mrs Amanda attended the
Baptist state convention in Little
Rock last week Little Nancy
Tisdale is on the sick list Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Wilborn and daugh.
ter, Eta Fay, and Mrs. Beatrice
Harris and Mrs Matte Mae Webb
attended the church service at
Canaan last Sunday.