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Evening star., 1952-11-30
SALESMAN. TOP FLIGHT
SALESMAN

Washington office needs . good men,
leads. Experience not necessary We
give you best of training. Car
necessary Apply in person, 1918
M st. NV.
SALESMEN-Above all you are prob
year ys, round isS iasomsa; me We sSn~ a psy 2
We are distributors for a new in
spring product called Protexa-Wall,
which takes the place of paint 1t
Is guaranteed for 10 years but tests
sold year around. The ealiber of
leads furnished you and the quality
and character of the company with
whom you work is of the highest.
Call Mr.; MILLION, Ma. 415l. ,-3
good job with substantial remunera-
tion. We have that Job If you are
willing to work. We need statesmen
for Rusco storm windows. Rusco
is a completely clean operation with
no cut prices; highest commissions
the worlds. largest manufacturers
Of storm windows. It is decidedly
a superior product. We have been
IN business IS years and are not
W uC CldSSCu WIFI SOiuc OIleES III
this field. Strong and consistent
advertising creates high-quality
leads. You can make a substantial
income year around with US. Call
MP. MANNING. MA. 4l51. B
statesmen = Uptown Washington's
finest mems haberdasher has several
openings for statesmen. some exper,
row till Christmas; ewes. and Satur-
days. LEVITAN'S, 3044 14th st.
Statesmen. part or full time. Are
you satisfied with your present earn
ings and progress? We train you to
earn S15 to 500 weekly. This is a
national organization opening .Vir-
ginia territory; prospects furnished;
car necessary. MR.. REID, 1912.
Statesmen. experienced in retail
credit selling See Joe Tash. NEW
YORK JEWELRY, T19 9TH st. NV.
Statesmen, real estate, Arlington:
eXper. and well ACQUAINTED IN Va.
Call for appt. WRIGHT REALTY,
nc: n NJ sSoo N Glebe rd., Arl
sIAIEsMEN' en- EXPERIENCED FIR
N1sHINds ANp cLoTIHh1Ha MEN MEN
WANTED FOR PERMANENT POSI-
TIONS AS WELL AS EXTRAS
APPLY AT ONCE, SALTZ F ST,
1871 F ST. NV .
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PURCHASING
AGENT

Excel perm. position for man thor
oughly eXper. in purchasing pro-
cedures for a lons-estab. manufac-
turer Of mechanical. electrical and
electronic equipment. Growing or
ganization. but not dependent on
defense program. Write full particu-
lars covering personal, educational,
first letter. saiary SfnsS, commensTrate sT n
with ability. Box 365-R. Star, .
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ARCADE SUNSHINE
T13 Lamont st. NV

ARCADE-SUNSH1NE
713 Lamont st. NV.
SALES AGENT. Representative or
proker; clean. short, fast moving
line; chains. drug. gift. variety, dept,
BALTIC. Reply at once, Box 454 M,
SALES PROMOTION CoORDINATOR,
corporation Of international stat
ure has position for a young
college graduate. opportunity to
necessary. win be attached to
Silver Spring sales office and handle
advertising and sales promotion.
Rssie eatiens xFis soH soF 4sss ssH stsr Stains quail
automotive. established d
territory, nearby Va. area; guar
anteed salary plus commission; good
opportunity; car essential, Call OIL
SALESMAN to cover established route,
5-day week. Apply Box 156-R. Star.
SALESMAN. to sell stephans Prod
ucts in beauty and barber shops:
ffoNAf fas5 selling BEAUTY nf ARB ARPy B2RSER * NA
, SUPPLY CO.. 466 K St. NV. 80
S6O0-S1,200 mo. S3ec comm. front
money; leads; auto and unlim. tele-
phone necesS. Call attn. only, TIL.
O245. 10
experienced. to cover gas
and oil station supplies in D. c. and
suburbs; best of references and a
SALESMAN with car. Only thor
Guaranteed $500. Excellent OPP
portunity, good future. BEACON
81. SiIxsE spn5inEC = .rd Nd e,
N. Y. line buttons. jewelry, ribbons.
laces. handkerchiefs. infants wear
scarfs. belts. linens, notions. At
TRACTIVE commission. Box 706.
1474 Broadway. N. Y.
for long distance mov-
ing; car Is necessary; top commits
sion paid; Call 10. 2-1303, Monday,
sALEsMHNMMarried man. with car,
ing. line medical equipt. to doctors
Call RA. 1900 during business hrs.
with car: 500 wk. plus
car expenses. Yearly promotions.
Youthful man, good appearance 20
sell packaging supplies, paper prod
ucts. janitors' and business supplies
to all types retail stores. Good man
for establishing new customers. EX-
panding wholesale organ. Sales ex-
per. not nee. Call MR.. GEE. Ii.
T-33O3
Evening star., 1952-11-30
HELP--MEN
INTERVIEWING MON.

DEO. I, OIVLI
Company representative to select
sn aSe lGf to saiss 5 exssHtivs WSts
helpful but not mandatory. Willard
Hotel. pm. MR.. BECKER. Ne
phone calls, please. II
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SALESMAN

IS to 35, full or part time, to close
leads experience not necessary; we
give you the best of training; car
necessary Apply in person. 26J4
Wilson blvd, Arlineton. Va, bet. IL
and pm.
SALESMAN. excellent salary and high
commission: established territory: re-
business and institutional trade, We
have complete inventory of sanitary
supplies and maintenance equip
ment. Must be capable, energetic
and neat Of appearance. Car re-
ouired.
Dixie Janitor Supply Co.
Phone daytime. ST. 1000. Ewes and
Sunday. Or 0055. .
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Sewing Machine and
Vacuum Cleaner
Serviceman Wanted

To do outside servicing. Experience
not essential but must be mechani-
cally inclined; must have car. Good
pay. good working conditions and
many other benefits. Apply in per-
son. R1O 9th st. NV .
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SALESMAN

EXCEPTIONAL oPPoRTuNITY
Earn over S125 per Week to Start
Sell CellowaX products and Bluko
cleaner to hardware, grocery and
chain store trade Metropolitan
Washington. Own car. Protected ter
ritory. Salary, commission. bonus.
Guaranteed minimum SS5 per week.
One week travel, expenses paid. away
from home every so days. If you
can sell and are willing to work you
can easily earn over S125 per week
rresent man earning SlI5 per week.
a live wire to connect with a small.
growing organization. II YOU have
a successful sales record. want to
build a real and permanent future
an, are capable Of earning ever
CO.. z s. Gay ST.. BALTIC. 2. Md, for
application. ARRANGEMENTS made to
interview qualified applicants.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
ROUTE
statesmen

We have several openings on high
paying routes for married men. age
II to 40, no experience necessary;
good pay while training. For fur
Mr.. Roberts any day Bet. /: 80 pm.
and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
statesmen

@AA-A5S)ANAA-AN
Several good aggressive statesmen
needed to sell and service nationally
advertised food product from trucks
to retail store. Established routes.
Excellent earnings. Paid vacations,
and numerous company. benefits.
Only those with top references and
interested in permanent employ
ment need apply. interviews be-
SSeen i at aoop aes nqsR sRos. sM0nfSecy fsc
3s01 37th pl.. Brentwood. Md. 30
work. to live at and work for non
more, Under 40 desired. Congenial
Baltimore 8. Md. Il
SECURITY SALESMAN-We have an
opening on our sales staff for a
good salesman to sell high-grade
investment securities. Washington
is a growth area, and this offers
right man. Leads and full 60
of selling and Of investment Secur-
tiles preferred. Highest references
J. P. Kreeger, Of JONES, KREEcER
& HEWITT. members Of the New
York stock Exchange, Catritz
Building, District 800,
STATION-Exper. only. Age
bet. 25-40: local ref, II pm; toI
$40. BARRONS SUNOCO SERVICE.
Wise. and River. rd.
STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
per-; salary and comm. Apply CON-
NORS g. FOSTERS. 2244 Penna. ave.
SERVICE STATION MGR. exper.
mechanic; perm; excel. salary for
qualified man; Bethesda. WI. 1919.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN. ex-
perienced; permanent position; D. C.
reference: $40 week and commission.
WILLOUGHBY'S ESQ SERVICE,
~ STATION ATTENDANT
For new ESQ servicenter, mol
Ton salary. EASTMAN ESQ SERV-
ICENTER. T1"0 Wisconsin ave. WI.
nS63 30
SERVICE STATION SALESMAN. white.
no lub. work: prefer shift operator:
rapid pay advancement. free hosp.
vacation with paw. free laundry See
Mr.. Valentine, CHERNER' S AMACO. |
Florida ave. and Chamnlain st. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
salary and comm, uniforms and
son. HAYNES ESQ SERVICE.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
statesmen

n you like to sell and make some
tunity for you in a business that
is thriving at this particular time
The company will be employe owned
and operated. Therefore. your ef-
forts can assure secured future.
Every cooperation from the front
Office. Sales manager job in
pg0speGt 9th Please ssners can Ia %osS
international SupplierS
Evening star., 1952-11-30
PHARMACIST

PHOTOGRAPHERS. must have car;
HIGHEST revenue plan avail; by
largest child photographer in East,
who is openisg new local ofice. Call
at once. LU. 1-0S16. 80
WANTED. colored; only
lst-class mechanics need apply. A.
J. BADINI g. SONS. NO. 1851. .
PLASTERERS, 1st-class white me-
chanics only: report to lob, Morris
rd and High at Sc -3
Evening star., 1952-11-30
MAN WITH CAR
MEN
MEN
Civilian Employment
Immediate Work

Immediate Work
changes may have cost you
your Job already. or you may now
see the handwriting on the wall
or you may be seeking new employ
ment to better yourself. For such
men. with or without exper., We
have immediate openings on our
sales force. II you are available now
for continuous profitable work. then,
we want to talk with you. This ad
does not constitute an offer Of en-
ployment. but guarantees each ap-
plicant q courteous. confidential in
terview that may result In your
immediate employment. Write. CIV
ing full details. Box 274-S. Star.
ean MAS to GOOD Sf n sas4y at0@Stye e4es
lent opportunities for advancement.
CO. 1919 14th st. NV. 80
YOUNG MAN-Excel. opportunity to
learn electrical trade; good pay,
steady work, I'll 9th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. to work for elec.
supply house. Apply after 2 pm.
MAN for leg work. for gen.
eral mgr. sheet metal concern; ample
oppor. for advancement; commercial
BACKGROUND. engineering or blueprint
reading helpful but not essential;
alertness imperative. Box 155-S, Star.
EN EN- MOVING MEN. white. driv-
ers. warehousemen. Apply 141 l2th
st ne II
Evening star., 1952-11-30

MAN to contact clients in Virginia
area. 3 hours per morning. No
selling. Salary and commission.
Apply In person. 26l4 Wilson blvd.
Arl:. Xa:. between 1874 pm;
clined. for small electrical repair.
Starting salary, $50 per week, plus
car allowance and commission on re-
placement sales. We train you. Per-
manent. Vacation with pay. Apply
THE HOOVER CO., 1908 Rhode Is
land ave ne. or phone DU. 4677.
MAN. TO WORK in pet shop. exper.
pref. but not nee. Apply after
10 am. 919 8. Walter Reed dr..
ton Col; Pike).. Arl. i :,
MAN. sales work to gift shops and
Xmas. Car not necessary. not much
sales work involved. Work at your
convenience daily It'll g. Apply 1913
Eye st. NV, Sun. eve. and wkdy. eve.
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YOUNG MAN

Permanent position for courteous,
dependable young man (yhite), ap-
prox. 20-25.. in shipping dept. OF
ing small delivery truck. Previous
experience unnecessary. Must be re-
SponSible driver, know Washington
area and be physically qualified for
hard work. 5-day. 40-hour week.
Call NE. l.63 for interview -
Evening star., 1952-11-30
TO statesmen
Who Should Be Earning
$3.50 A WEEK OR BETTER


IF YOU ARE STALLED IN YOUR
PROGRESS BY SOME SLOW NOV
WON'T REe1A APPREcfATE foN YOUR mo NO.
TIVES. WE WANT TO MEET AND
TALK WITH YOU. LIFE IS TOO
SHORT TO PAY THE PENALTY
coM1Nds. CON "A>NA ELSE shoNi
LONG AGO WE LEARNED THAT
statesmen ARE AS GOOD AS YOU
TREAT THEM. THEY ARE THE
oRGANIzATioN. IF 4 sALEsMANN
IS HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS HE
CAN SELL ANYTHING. WE HAVE
LEARNED THAT TOO.
IF YOU ARE SEEKING A NEW EN-.
ABOUT HIS statesmen THAN HE
DOES ABOUT HIMSELF OR HIS
MERCHANDISE. YOU WILL FIND
HIM HERE.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
NEAT
APPEARING

Three men are needed locally for in
tereSting field work connected with
popular national radio quiz program.
Positions are permanent. Must be
20 to 3o and willing to start at so
per week. Local character refer
ences REQUIRED. Car essential. For
Monday.
Evening star., 1952-11-30

EXPERIENCED MAN for Grating and
packing in warehouse. Must be
handy with tools. Call MI. T49S
during business hours. 80
=. Young, inexperi-
enced man to take over manage
ment Of established small store In
sc. Must be neat. ambitious, thor
oughly reliable and of good char
acter. Will train you in operat ion
OF business. Good salary. Write
briefly. giving age and past en-
ployment: Reply confidential. Box
Evening star., 1952-11-30

REAL ESTATE statesmen
Must be experienced brokerage men.
We have large subdivision of low
cost. easy terms. FHA and VA homes
for your bread and butter. Make
brokerage. See Mr.. Glena
DEVEREUX e. ELKINS INC.
Horners Lane and Crabb Ave
Rockville, Md Rockville 81 0S
Evening star., 1952-11-30
MAN Is to 40 YRS.

we are q large progressive chain
tion. We have an opening for q
young man to supervise q group of
stores; experience in this field not
necessary, general retail BACKGROUND
helpful. We will pay a good salary;
possession OF automobile preferable.
This is permanent, lifetime career
position. State your BACKGROUND, age
marital status etc Box SIR Star
The frontiersman., 1952-07-17
Friends Honor
 John L. SuIIiVanS On 27th Anniversary

Nearly 100 persons attended a reception Monday evening at the Matanuska Hotel to honor MT. and Mrs. John L. Sullivan on the occasion of their 27th wedding anniversary.
 The Sullivans were married in Beaumont, Texas, on July IA, 1925.
 Traditional Southern hospital ity apparently prospered from it's transplanting to Alaska. The var iety and attractiveness of the food on the long line of platters and silver trays making up the Sulli- vans buffet would have excited the envy of the most celebrated cuisine. Countless bouquets of flowers bloomed above handsome cut glass vases and copper pitch CTS.
 Mrs. Sullivan greeted her guests in a black taffeta dinner gown set off at the throat by a yoke of antique lace.
 Many lovely gifts and affec- tionate good wishes were received by the couple, whose friendliness and open hospitality have been a hearthstone of warmth to visitors, newcomers and old-timers in this far north community.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-17
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE START WEEKLY
 SOFT BALL PROGRAM

Women of the Moose embanked Monday night on a summer pro- gram of weekly soft ball work outs at the ball park.
 Sixteen members showed up for the initial limbering-up at this weeks session. Women of the Moose have reserved the ball park for their soft ball recreation each Monday night. Seven o'clock is the starting time.
 A group of Little Leaguers, sponsored by the Moose Lodge, watched Monday nights soft ball session with interest, possibly with the idea of future competi- tive contests.
 The Little Leaguers have been practicing every Wednesday night among themselves. The delayed arrival of uniforms ordered two months ago has held up competi- ton with Little Leaguer teams in the Anchorage area.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-17
NEW VALLEY FAMILY HONORED AT DINNER

More than fifty members of St. Johns Lutheran Church gathered In the church basement following the morning services Sunday to honor MT. and Mrs. Bernhardt Jade and children with a pot-luck dinner. The Jades recently moved to the Valley from Germany and are making their home with the L. M. DePriests. They were pre- sented purse of money by the Ladies Aid.
 During the afternoon, children of the church Sunday School en- joyed the annual picnic on the church grounds.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-17
New Eye Appeal, More Variety
 Added to MutunUsku Maid Ice Cream

ager Clarence Bell. There will be no change in quality or in flavor; the ice cream will merely be more attractive to the eye"
 However, the new machine opens up a whole new field of ice cream possibilities. Each month the creamery plans to run a new speciality made possible by the feeder process.
 Butter Brickle" will be the first special offering for July. This Butter Brickle is a sort of a pea nut "brickle." Fresh peach ice cream will be featured in August. Other new ice cream varieties that will be announced as sched- uIed are Peppermint Candy, Cherry Treat, Pumpkin, Huckle- berry Marble, Red Raspberry Marble, Chocolate Marble.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-17

Beginning this weekend ice cream connoisseurs may look for new eye appeal in Matanuska Maid frozen products.
 A new fruit feeder put to work for the first time today will feed pure fruit, nuts, and candy into the ice cream as it passes through a narrow two-inch glass tube. Through this process whole fruit flavorings may be added to the ice cream in even distribution without need for further mixing and consequent mashing and mutilation of the whole fruits. People who buy trawberry ice cream will find strawberries in their ice cream. Those who buy cherry ice cream will find cher ries. "This will give people of the Valley something they've never had before" said Creamery Man
The frontiersman., 1952-07-17
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
THURSDAY. JULY F

4nOh0DA r., JULY l1 AMERICAN LEGION and Auxil- iary, Carpenters Hall, 8 pm. HEALTH COUNCIL, Coop Club room, FOO pm. BETA SIGMA PHI, Birthday Picnic, Moose Creek Camp Grounds, 5:30 pm.
 FRIDAY, JULY ls SQUARE DANCE CLUB, Moose Hall, 8 pm.
 SATURDAY, JULY ls BENEFIT DANCE, Moose Hall
 SUNDAY. JULY 20 MAT. VALLEY SPORTSMEN Annual Fish Fry, Barry's Resort
 MONDAY, JULY 2l LIBRARY BOARD, Library pm.
 KIWANIS CLUB, Coop Club room, 12:05 pm. TUESDAY, JULY p MOOSE AND WOMEN OF THE MOOSE, Moose Hall, 8 pm. BOY SCOUT MEETING, United Protestant Church, ' pm. WELL BABY CLINIC, Health Center, 2-4 pm.
 WEDNESDAY, JULY 23 CARPENTERS LOCAL, Carpen- ters' Hall, 8 pm.
 THURSDAY. JULY "A NORTHLAND PIONEER GRAN GE, Grange Hall, 8 pm. NO REGULAR MEETING OF Palmer O.E.S. during July or August.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-17
U. s. COMMISSIONER

Some time within the next week U. s. Commissioner Dorothy Saxton expects to move her public office into the new ad- dition which adjoins her present office.
 The new office, which was built by Al Hagen to provide more room for the busy Palmer precinct Commissioner, was com pleted last week. Entrance is from the street. Opening of the office awaits the arrival of new equip ment.
 The present-or old-office of
The frontiersman., 1952-07-17
GARAGE IS FIRST ON COOP FACE-LIFTING PROGRAM FOR 1852

The newly constructed entrance to the Coop garage is the first visible evidence of a general face lifting program for MVFCA buildings this summer, Coop Manager Fred Bieke announced this week.
 The outside of the garage will be painted and the inside will be cleaned up and modernized.
 Other Coop buildings are on the list for future improvements.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-17
TO OPEN NEW OFFICE

the U. s. Commissioner will be used as a private office and a place for Court hearings and trials.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-17

Insure today. see Ray. Better still, SEE BILL!
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-03-01

banquet are the following: Eman-
uel Reed, Biloxi; R. T. Walker,
Mendenhall; Rudolph Sanders, Bar
low; Alma Johnson, Anding; Daton
Pearson, Falcon; Jas. Gaddis, For
est; Hermon Hates, Summerland;
A. A. Skinner, Leland; B. T. Gross
ley, Leland; Joseph Minis, Yazoo
City; Richard L. Brown, Yazoo
City; Cleo Reed, Durant; Joe Ham
ilton, Durant; Herbert Johnson,
Durant; Rosemore Boyd, Camden;
Ed Washington, Camden, Hugh
Miller, Summit; Arcelious Isaac,
Summit; Sam Butler, Gclfport; Ed
die Diggs, Gulfport; Geo. w. Lock-
EFT, Gulfport; Jimmie Brumfield,
Osyka; N. B. Brooks, Falcon; Asa
Slaughter, Canton; w. ]. Ward,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-03-01

Comb; Floyd CASTOR, McComb; DR..
A. L. Lott, McComb; Clifton Reed,
McComb; Charles Bryant, Nc
Comb; Jimmie Coleman, McComb;
N. H. Lewis, McComb; Merth Lew
is, McComb; Ruby Tillis, Jackson;
D. d. Shepherd, Jackson; Henrietta
Stevens, Jackson; j. Woodward,
Jackson; Jack H. Young, Jackson;
j. r. Perkins, Jackson; Sherman
Swayzer, Jackson; Mr.. and Mrs.
Glover Moore, Jackson; Eddie Hun
ter, Jackson; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Fuller, Jackson; Ray Johnson,
Jackson; Mrs. c. Collins, Jackson;
Richard James, Jackson; Ellen w.
Johnson, Jackson; DR.. P. E. Lott,
Jackson; Herbert L. Lang, Jackson;
Fred London, Jackson: E. j. An
drews, Jackson, and Katherine An
drews of Jackson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-03-01

Utica Institute, has consented to
become candidate for the Presi-
dency of the Mississippi Teachers
Association. Professor Boyd has
served the organization in one ca
pacity or another for more than 20
years. He has been a county pres
ident, district president, and men,
Der of the executive committee of
the State organization.
He is a graduate of AlcornsA. &
M. College and holds a MS. Degree
from the University of Illinois.
While student of the University
of Illinois he was initiated into the
Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity as the
only Negro so invited. He has
taught from one-teacher school
to a college. He is now serving
as Superintendent of the Utica In
stitute. This school serves one of
the largest number of high school
students of any of the Negro high
schools of the State.
When asked what he would adj
vocate during his administration,
if elected, Professor Boyd stated
that he felt an elected official
should be guided largely by the
policies of the associated members
of the organization he serves. He
further stated that he didn't feel
that an elected official should make
statements nor take actions bind
ing upon the organization until
such had been cleared with the
membership.
AS to the future of the educa-
tional program for Negroes in
Mississippi, Professor Boyd stated
that he felt that our State is ready
to launch sound program. What
the Mississippi Teachers Associa-
ton needs to do most is to arouse
its members and the public to the
need of leadership in helping to de-
termine what the program shall
be. 1t is around the conference
table that our best hope for a
stable, yet progressive, school pro-
gram will be evolved. He solicits
your support.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-03-01

Canon; James Richard, Canton;
Johnnie Greene, Canton; Anderson
Davis, Canton; Dolores Johnson,
Jackson; Mary Bass, Jackson;
Milton Greene, Canton; Harry Ar
chic, Canton; James Carter, Green
vile; Levye Chapple, Greenville;
James Edwards, Greenviile; DR.. T.
V. Kennard, Greenville; William
Thompson, Marks; z. A. Thomp-
son, Marks; H. M. Wiley, Marks;
Rev. L. H. Hill, Marks; Percy Dod-
son, Marks; Pete Lewis, McComb +;
L. K. O'Neal, McComb; S. B. o.
Neal, McComb; Cardell Paige, Me-
Comb; C. J. Ross, McComb; E. To-
bias, McComb; A. D. McCray, Nc
Comb; Columbia Ross, McComb;
G. S. Higgins, McComb; ]. V. Bry-
ant, McComb; Arthur Johnson, Nc
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-03-01
MARRIES 7,103 COUPLES

Las Vegas = James Down, Jr.,
Justice of the Peace, set a new re-
cord, he thinks, in marriages last
year. He performed 7,103 weddings,
slightly under 20 a day, with Sun
days his busiest days. Altogether,
there were 1912 weddings in Las
Vegas in 1851.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-03-01

The above scenes are from the
Fourth Annual Banquet and Fund
Raising Dinner of the Mississippi
Negro Democrats Association, held
Friday night, February %, Wash
ington's Birthday, at Campbell
College.
Listed among those who paid
$3.50 per plate for seat at the
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Engagement Pad

Womens American oRT, Northwest Chap.
ter-Tomorrow, 1915 pm, Brosdmoor
Hotel. general meeting and dessert
University Women's Club-Tomorrow }
pm, French conversation Tomorrow,
pm, tea; hostess, Miss Virginia Kim
nard. Tomorrow. ) pm. Christmas
gift party for Junior Village. Friday.
$3.50 pm. annual boxing day dinner:
- hostess. Mrs. Roy E. Lowe.
Hebrew Sisters Aid Circle-Tomorrow
pm, Joppa Lodge, 1909 Ninth street
NV, annual card party. Tuesday, l
pm. 1925 Spring road NV. nom.
ination of officers.
Council Of Jewish Women, Dis.
trict Section-Tuesday. 10:15 am,
45l2 Thirtieth street NV, executive
board meeting Wednesday. to pm,
Christmas party for children at Juanita
X Nye Council House. $50 Eighth
street s.W. Saturday, l pm. 372l
Jennifer street NV. Counciettes Red
-, Cross surgical dressings unit.
Womans Club of Chevy Chase-Tuesday.
g:30 and IL am, Spanish classes.
Friday, $50 pm, square dance section.
regular meeting. Saturday, 8 pm. to
midnight junior dance group, Christmas 5
semiformal dance.