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Evening star., 1952-08-12

Star 1o'AAes connoentiai' BOX SOD
HOUSE Man, for 116 bed hospital
HOSPITAL. Bethesda. Of. oisSSeAN s7S6.
INSTALLATION MAN, white 70,
awnings and Venetian blinds; pre-
fer experienced. but viii train man
VIZ Viz carpenter background: tor
wages steady work. JU. s-6060;
INSTRUCTORS for ballroom dancing
1ull or part time, with or without
,SSpSp Ssxps5iencs; nee, Can NO. 1874. -15
ANSURANCE-Large general agency
needs assistance Of .full-time sales
man; applicant must be. a resident
Of Maryland, preferably Prince
noEdsn mission S,69a or 69th. Call MR. COOPER
JANfToR. oSSSS colored. with sth-classi is en-
sineer's license. for apartment build
ing, 2325 18TH st. NV. Salary and
quarters. Must be non-drinker and
furnish satisfactory references. See
manager on premises. or Mr.. Smaltz
before i II an M at 925 18th st. =. ".
JANITOR. experienced stoker man,
for. 30-unit bldg. in upper NV:
prefer married man with no chill
dren. $75 per month and quarters.
ApPiy A22T.N ? p1 5S Ivy IL Wednesdsy. WAC
JANIToR; part time: near Fort Myer.
cash. EN-. S044. ~ anu
JANIT0R, colored. 6th-class en-
glneer'S license required; large apt.
bldg; quarters for man and wife.
Cal BOSS & PHELPS. INC. Ma.
1aBoFsR ;os Hs1I Ehits; tsao Hi,g
Evening star., 1952-08-12
SALESMAN

To sell automotive equipment and
supplies in Washington. Excel. op-
portunity with old established
wholesale firm, L. 8. JULIEN.
INC 1AhQ D ri -
Evening star., 1952-08-12

MEN - 21-65 accusts. to meeting
public. Chr. day, no car or exper.
nee. About S76 weekly. Apply 10
MEN to take orders for Golfers; 3
So orders per day pays ayS,S $s9 per week
or s to 6 pm. RIM. 422. 1404
New York ave. NV.
MEN. 18 to 90 yrs. Of age; full time
outdoor clerical work; no exper.
nee, 2 yrs. high school. legible
honfs saary 500 Per mo MO- to vasisa
increase after 8 mos. service; free
transportation. paid vacation and
sick leave. pension plan. Apply $50
ment m 9Sn oce thssaEh GasHrAf Fri rEaSsfT EaRglSz
CO.. seth and NJ sts. NV. Take No.
SO RoSslyn car. Ia
MEN, 35 to 80 years Of age to change
fare boxes. physical work. Legible
handwriting and clear record neces-
sary, no experience REQUIRED. Rec
tion. Hours. 8 pm. to 3 am. s
nights, 40. hours week. $213 month
ly with free transportation. paid
vacations, sick leave and pension
n5ao Esaoash APP1S P2Say $40 nDloJm.n OWN MSassy oesy
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO. ssth and
M SITS. NV. Take No. 80 Rosslyn
MEN-Two full-time and one part
time. Start on q one or two day
yourself what. an excellent opportu-
nifty this is. Full-time Fuller Brush
dealers average S1OO. and up per
week calling on regular customers
are aPPs es nFSsa and Sa
these famous everyday necessities
regularly. No experience necessary.
An experiences man viii train you.
Apply GIL National Press Bldg, 14th
n1 sHd i4Ss : sss' n'V' or call Dl. 4471 is or
MEN (3). white. neatsappearing. for
outside ssleswork: no exper. nee;
average earnings $50 wk.; excel. op-
pQrtunity to earn $75-S1Q0 VIZ.
sss arspnE rsns soss efanSe aTS f0l Apply
Rm. $50. 724 9th st. nv. 10
MEN
10 TO 80
WITH
Electrical-mechanical train
ing and experience. For
highly technical service po-
Sitions.
IN
BUSINESS MACHINE
FIELD
FULL SALARY PAID WHILE
TRAINING. Excellent en-
ploye benefits.
State name, address, phone
number, age, education,
marital status, present oc-
cupation, and previous ex-
perience.
Your reply held strictly con-
fidential.
BOX sse-D. Stan
Evening star., 1952-08-12
HELP MEN (cont.)

FARM HAND for beef cattle and
grass farm near Upperville, Va.
Only real farmers now earning Nv-
ing at farming apply; could use
son: House. cleo, school bus. Write
Jos. KENNEDY. 3407 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-12
MESSENGERS
8 A.M.-4:S0 Pm.

Alert youns boys. 1919 yrs. Of age,
who are neat in appearance. cour-
teous, and dependable for positions
in our advertising detail depart
ment. This II an opportunity to get
q start on Washington's. leading
newspaper. II under Is bring birth
certificate. These are not summer
positions. Apply Personnel, Room
6O6; open weekdays. S:30-6 and
Sat. 9-1. Positively no phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
GHLWORK MECHANICS Tor union
shop. Must be experienced. TUR-
OVER LUMBER CO., $500 kenil-
worth ave. Bladensburg. Md. -16
white boy, draft exempt, 5-day, 40
hour week. beginning salary So, 400
Ito So 1900. Can DI. 4552, ext. 1Q6,
for appointment. NATIONAL EDU-
CATION ASSOCIATIONS. Ia
NIGHT MAN. eolored, married, for
work IN large NV. apt. building
sober and reliable. Work also avail
able for wife. Good salary and
quarters. Apply res: mgr, POOK'S
ave. tNst beyond the Naval Hospital
-1k
Evening star., 1952-08-12

A WELL-ROUNDED BACK
GROUND IN ELECTRICAL
SUPPLIES AND FIXTURES
IS THE MAIN QUALIFICA-
TION NEEDED FOR THIS
JOB WITH A REAL FU-
TURE.
high income on salary
basis. Duties: Function as manager
of store in the business of wholesale
electrical supplies and fixtures:
Complete charge of personnel and
sales dept. Consideration will be
given to man who has no expert
ence in store management. Position
is now vacant. For appt. call PER
SONNEL MANAGER, MI. 4124.
LIZ
Evening star., 1952-08-12
SHOE statesmen

SHOE statesmen
FULL OR PART TIME
LIBERAL SALARY AND COMMISSION
JOSEPH DeYOUNG
APPLY MR.. GARRISON
4124 WILSON BLVD.
PARKINGTON, ARL.. VA.
SOLOTST, baritone, for church choir
STEAM FITTER and Helper, thor
thoroughly exper. in new work and
remodeling. WO. 1884. --13
white. Immediately; must
be honest and refined; private club;
6 nights week. Reply giving char
acter ref. Box. 462-C, Star. Ii
Evening star., 1952-08-12

liz
We have openings for organizers
and statesmen. Earnings and terri
tory unlimited S100 Wk. guar. to
agents who can train new appli-
cants. Apply KEYSTONE READER
SERVICE. 724 9th st. NV. liz
MEAT CUTTER. Apply YOUNGS
MEAT MARKET. 31O4 M st. NV
Evening star., 1952-08-12
THE EVENING STAR
11OI PennA. Ave. NV.

L0BRICATToN MAN, experience On
conditions. salary and commission.
Apply in person. TAKONA MOTOR
CO, 7001 Carroll ave. Takoma
Park, Nd. IL
Evening star., 1952-08-12

SHIPPING ROOM
SUPERVISOR
In food commissary at 1894 Upshur
st. NV; permanent. 6 days. 10
pm. to $50 am; age 20 to. 30
years; many worthwhile employ
APPLY HOT SHoPPEs. INC.
RIM. 200. 1341 q ST. NV.
SHOE SALESMAN WANTED, wonder
full opportunity for young man to
sive company. Opportunity for ad-
vancement and good future. Part
time statesmen also wanted. Apply
WHTTMAN'S SHOES. INC, $3.50
Fenton ST., Silver Spring, Md. Ia
SHOE Statesmen, experienced; ex-
cellent starting salary plus commits
sions. Also part-time and Sat. ex-
tras. Apply PARAMOUNT SHOE
STORE 1929 Good Hope I'd. Sc
Evening star., 1952-08-12
CASHIER

National small loan orsani-
cation has opening for young
lady. exper. helpful but not
essential; exceptionally good
starting salary; many CON-
pany benefits; air-cond. office.
Apply in person, LIBERTY
LOAN CORP, 3407 Perry st.,
Mt. Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1952-08-12

Attractive Opportunity
All white debts. guaranteed salary,
S55 per week. plus commissions
while learning. Ages between 25-
45. Come in to see MR.. BAR
BOUR. 400 9Th st. NV. or phone
RE. 7247.
Evening star., 1952-08-12
TV SERVICE MEN
FULL AND PART TIME

We have openings for experienced,
full and part-time servicemen with
cars: guarantee, plus liberal COM
mission. paid vacation. insurance;
permanent employment with a large,
friendly organization: all of our
outside servicemen earn over S125
wk. Drop in our AIR
shops at 4239 9th st. NV, just of
Ga. ave, at Varnum, or phone MR..
MEYER, TU. 1901.
FIRM wants top-notch
general sales manager to head sep
arate operation; full responsibiIity
for, entire setup. with income to
USHERS, day OF 'N evening % positions,
Apply manager PLAZA THEATER,
l336 y; Y; ave; Nv: Ia
president. treasurer, electric prop
erty manager. Will manage utility
company operations and services in
New England. Five-fgure salaries.
Reply Box 271, Grand Central An
mex, New York II
Evening star., 1952-08-12
MACHINISTS
INSTRUMENT, TOOL
AND DIE MAKERS

We have openings for lathe,
mill and bench men. Must bo
first class. Top rates, 46-hr
wk., full time and part time.
WILKS PRECISION NSTRU-
MENT CO., 1921 Bethesda
ave-. Bethesda. Nd, OIL. $500.
Evening star., 1952-08-12
VALET

VALE !
To operate shop by contract. Good
%gnasan,i S%pDo1tun,ity. Apply in person only.
HAY ADAMS HOTEL
18th and H Sts. NV. III
WAREHOUSEMAN, driver. experi-
Sncsd, APP Apply l41 18th st. De- De-
WATCHM1KER. experienced; perma-
nent position. 44-hour work week.
attractive salary and employe bene-
RoEBUcK & CO. eli BladensburE
WasHMAN-11S-b.d 7ai IMAM hospital, salary
and meals; SUBuRBAN HOSPITAL.
woon Rsthssdsi Ann oil lS2GaEr sZG3i woRKEl2Rs. Kl2
Mechanically inclined young men.
5-day. 4o-hr. wk;. paid holidays
INC, 22I G st. NV. S--12 am. Iii
BOYS. $50. week easyl Sell name
plates Rat for hOSsss. uses Complete kit free
MAN to train for once procedure IN
drivers license. ability 10 type help
ful. Apply 2nd floor. 1722 Eye
MAN. white, single preferred, non
drinker, Is TO- 80 yrs. old. for Job
as janitor at large truck terminal.
Room, board and good salary. Re-
ply. stating past employment. Box
lid, Star. Ill
MAN WANTED, outside newsstand.
Must be reliable and sober. Steady
Job. Apply 14th and Kenyon NV.
age 30-40; experienced
in grocery line, to manage 2 delica-
tessens. Must have own car, refer
ences. Apply Wednesday eve. $780,
7:30 pm. 1891 14th st. NV.
MAN WITH CAR
Evening star., 1952-08-12

CLERK-STENO OGRAPHER
For real estate insurance firm.
Modern air conditioned ONCE: elec-
tric typewriter; conv. locations. D.
TOP saiarSi permanent position
ment. % cal Mr.. wilson. % DE. spfHia6 71aS.
ERK-TYPIST-Misc. ONCE duties;
age under 45; 5-day week; good
starting salary. periodic increases.
CLERK must be eager to
Ia. learn 20 once new work &c connected with me, new
ROWS MOTOR CO.. INC. 900 NJ st.
s.e., Mr.. Smith. liz
CLERK-TYPIST, part time, perm.
position, a hrs. per day, air-condi-
toned office. Liberal company bene,
fits. Apply MR. McKEOWN, 8 to
II. Suite 416. Ring Bldg. 1900 18th
CiERK-TYPIsr, in insurance claims
dept; opportunity for advancement.
MRS. REFS, $40 woodward Bldg,
cHERR-T4P1sr Il Sifsl Young lady NlG for
permanent position; must have al
pleasing ns1a4: Personality EdaI and BE neat
@ BENEFITS. s'ASi cali Mr. Mr. Biederman iie p4sr 9Sr
appointment. Ii. 3-430O. L. P.
sTEUART g. BRO, INC. 1913 18th
young lady. white.
Ii to 25, for established real estate
firm. Good typist. No experience
necessaTS. ne SaSS Salary open. PnSne
CLERK -TYPIST, one who is ambitious
and wishes to place self In secure
position. This opening in our sales
dept. offers interesting, varied work
with good starting salary and op-
portunity for advancement. Apply
to Mrs. Jones. JOHN G. WEBSTER
& SONS, INC, 627 F st. NV. ST.
6100. --13
CLERK-TYPISTS, immediate OPEN
ings for women under 35 years of
age in q scientific research organi-
zation. Excellent working conditions.
7h-hour day. 5-day week.
"a days annual leave. 10 days
sick leave.
For interview, call Elk. 800. ext. SO.
Evening star., 1952-08-12

BOY to run errands and work in
small shop. No phone calls. Apply
ADI,ER's ENGRAVING SHOP. 1905
G st. NV. If
delivery; Friday only until school
opens and then deliveries will be on
Saturday. Living near. Ga: ave.
ext. with operators permit preferred.
Phone bet. 5-8 pm: LO- ,5-4361.
tired of big deals" and ''big
money" We want statesmen who
will be satisfied with S100 per
week (But you get your money
every day. We have o brand-new
item that is sure seller; little
experienced salesman. End a.. 1895
Evening star., 1952-08-12
LEDGER CLERK

Immediate position available for
young man 21-3S yrs. Of age who
has had some bookkeeping expert
speed; Job consists Of handling ac-
counts receivable routine and con-
troll; 40-hr., 6-day week, Mon. FRI.
Apply personnel, room 605: open
weekdays, S:30-6 and Sat-. 81. No.
nhOne calls
Evening star., 1952-08-12

CASHIER AND CLERK
for modern air-cond.
furniture store In Silver Spring;
typing necessary; good pay and
hours: pleasant working cond. Ap-
ply in person to Mrs. Strauss,
MAJOR MASTERPIECES, INC, oil
Evening star., 1952-08-12

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE
White. to insert papers on Sat. night.
Apply to Mr.. Ferber. mailroom fore
man. mezzanine floor, anytime this
week to get letter for work permit.
Bring your birth certificate. Be
ready to start on Saturday night at
$40. Good pay. NO PHONE CALLS.
THE EVENING STAR
rn1 Da1ra Ava ~ m
Evening star., 1952-08-12
YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN

Reliable man for service dept; some
knowledge of newspaper adyertis-
ing helpful; easy work; 21-36 yrs.
Of age; must be willing to give
regular attendance. Hours. 8 am
4:30 p.m.; 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Apply
days. S:30-5 and Sat. 81. No phone
calls. -
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-08-12
SALESMAN

EARN 5000 WEEKLY EASILY.
NO CANVASSING, LEADS
FURNISHED
This new exclusive item is needed in
90Tc Of all homes. National organi-
cation offers opportunity to man of
executive ability. Call IA. 7-4321 i,
10 to ~ and "a for an interview.
Evening star., 1952-08-12
HOTEL CLERK

Thoroughly exper.. fast commercial.
All replies confidential. Box sod,
Star
Evening star., 1952-08-12

W1111N w I II O111E
Big earnings; good refs. 81. 1881
Evening star., 1952-08-12

fits after 8 mos. References re-
quired. Call MIR. BOONE. DI. 4210.
Evening star., 1952-08-12

II you want to earn $3.50 mo. work
ing in New England States this
summer. Fla. this winter, see MRS
GREENFIELD, Roosevelt Hotel. IL
A.m.-3 pm Don't phone. I4s
Evening star., 1952-08-12
HElP-WoMEN
CLERK-TYPIST
Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, AUGUST I2, 1851

work with New York
stock exchange Arm, modern down.
town ofice; 5-day week, S36 week
to start, Box 430-B, Star. -I2
Evening star., 1952-08-12
hELP-WoMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

With high school education. for lge
real estate and mortgage loan firm;
5-day week, air-conditioned oflce;
excellent opportunity for advance
The Miami times., 1952-07-26

WeatherSpoon was sentenced to
so days, $3.50 or an additional so
days; Dillon was sentenced to z
days, $40 or an additional 4 days
but the days were suspended;
Reed was sentenced to 4 days,
SIS or an additional 80 days;
Dawson and Scott were sentenced
to 80 days each; McGhee was
fined $50 or 20 days; Bradley $40
or days and Merritt and Lotion
$25 or 10 days each.
Moses N. Ellis and James Till
man - both charged with disor-
derly conduct by fighting-both
fined $25 or 10 days.
Herman Fleming charged
with assault with a knife on
Charlie Walker - both fined $25
or 10 days.
Samuel Smith - charged with
petty larcency - women apparel,
value of $40, property of Josie
Norman - sentenced to so days.
AS soon as stolen clothes are re-
turned to the owner, balance of
sentence will be suspended.
Beatrice Rump, young woman
from Coconut Grove charged
with disorderly conduct by fight
ing Bertha Role, an old woman
of the same area. Rump also
charged with unlawful possession
of lottery tickets - sentenced to
4 days, $75 or an additional 80
days on first charge; $40 or 4 days
on second.
The Miami times., 1952-07-26
Pastor And New
Bride Feted At
Reception

On the evening OF july Fl, at
8 o'clock, the lovely home of l-r.
Herbert Taylor, 1854 NV 9Th CT,
arrayed with white gladiolas and
greenery, afforded the beautiful
setting for the officers, members
and friends of the Mt. Olivette
Baptist church at a reception
honoring their pastor. Rev. I. c.
Mickins, and his new bride. Mrs.
Arlean Strachan served as chair
man for the reception. Rev. and
Mrs. Mickins were chowered with
many useful and lovely gifts.
Mrs. Mickins is the former Miss
Andel A. Watkins, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Watkins of
Central, sc. She is a graduate of
The Miami times., 1952-07-26
United Pail Bearers
Hold 25th Meet

The twenty -rIftn an1ua1 seS-
sion of the Grand United Order
of Pail Bearers of America, Inc.
convened ut Melbourne, Fla, July
1919. A large delegation was in
attendance from various parts OF
the state, and the meeting was
successful from every angle.
The officers and delegates from
Miami included the Rev. E. 4.
The Miami times., 1952-07-26

Tuskegee Institute and has done
advanced study at Iowa State
College, Ames, Iowa. During the
period June 1946-June 80, 1852,
Mrs. Mickins headed the depart
ment of Home Economics at the
Anderson County Training School
at Pendleton, sc.
The Miami times., 1952-07-26

Among other cases heard and
disposed Of were the following:
Ralph McGhee, Benjamin In
graham, Marcus Dawson, Ma
thaniel Scott, Roosevelt Weather
spoon, Joe Dillon Jr., Nat Brad
lev. James Merritt, julius Lotion,
James Lawson, Joe Reed and
Roosevelt Armstrong were each
charged with assault and battery.
McGhee was charged with as
sault and battery on Joseph Sell
ers. Ingraham on his wife, PAU
line. Dawson ON Elizabeth Hall,
Scott on his wife, Leather,
Weatherspoon on Lille Bell
Chapman, Dillon on his wife,
Idella, Bradley on his wife, jamie,
Merritt and Lotion on Evelyn
kitchen, Lawson on Eta Evans,
Reed on Jim Smith and Arm
strong on his wife, Thelma.
Ingraham and Lawson were dis
missed: Armstrong; case was
continued to Thursday, July "a;
The Miami times., 1952-07-26

"Sixty-nine" was the magic
number for the total of cases List
ed for trial in Judge L. E.
Thomas Municipal Court Monday
morning. Because Of the wide in
terest in a number of cases on
docket, the courtroom was over
crowded long before the session
was called to- order, and most OF
the spectators remained through:
out the days hearings.
One of the several highlights
of the days hearings was the case
of Jack Cudao of 1860 NV 9Th ct.
who was charged with assault
and battery with a bowling pin
on his wife, Ruth Mae. Testimony
in the case as presented by Off
Ger Rudolph Brown, disclosed the
fact that both Cudao and his wife
had gone out Saturday night,
separately. The husband returned
home at about 2 am. and found
that the wife was not home. When
the wife came in about a half
hour later the husband was
awaiting her arrival with
bowling pin in his hand. A brief
argument ensued which time the
husband "smacked" the wife on
the head with the pin. The wife
yelled to the top of her voice,
awakening most of the neighbor-
hood. One of the neighbors call
ed the police, and the husband
was arrested.
Even though the wife appeared
in court with a bandage on her
forehead, she, nevertheless, did a
pretty good job in trying to talk
her husband out Of jail. The W1te
explained to the court that she
did not want her husband sent to
jail, because he had children 70
provide for.
But Judge Thomas did not ex-
actly see the matter the same as
she did. Curao was also charged
with carrying concealed weapon
"a knife) and unlawful possession
of lottery tickets. The judge fined
the hsuband $25 or 10 days on
the first charge, but he suspend
ed that fine. He also fined Cudao
$40 or 4 days IN the second charge
and $25 or III Aays on the third.
The case of Isaac Thompson
and Willie Ranking both OF whom
were charged with disorderly con-
duct by sleeping on private prop
erty. provoked what was probab-
ly the biggest laugh OF the day.
According to the testimony pre-
sented during the hearing, both
THOMPSON, a young man about
"a. and Rankin, an old man well
beyond so, were caught sleeping
on a bench in, front Of the 7th st.
Hotel. at AIS am. Monday.
Thompson had very little to say
i, his defense. But Rankin, who
is the father of several grown
children, had lot to say. Rankin
claimed that he was quoting pas
sages from the Bible to his young
er companion and did not realize
how late the hour was. He empha-
sized the fact that he was really
irving to teach the young man
the Holy Scripture, and after a
while both of them fell asleep.
Before they had time to awake
and go home, the police officers
were on the scene arreSting them.
But he insisted that he had a
place to live. Rankin's daughter
also made plea in his behalf -
explaining to the court that her
father sometimes lives at her
home. Responding to Rankin's
biblical teachings, Judge Thomas
also quoted from the Bible. Says
the judge: "As ye sow, so shall
we reap" which brought quite
laugh from the jam packed court
room. The judge fined both Of
the men $40 or 4 days.
The Miami times., 1952-07-26
FOR RENT

2 upstairs apartments with 5
over large rooms, 2 bedrooms,
living room, kitchenette, hot and
cold water. Reasonable price. c.
Newbold, 1435 NV Oh ave.
The Miami times., 1952-07-26
WANTED

Will swap large lot in Liberty
City for down payment on CHS
house in Liberty City and small
amount Of cash. Phone 89-5880.
Walker.
The Miami times., 1952-07-26

Culmer, Rev. P. B. Herout, Rev.
Prince Ferguson, Mrs e. Carr,
Mrs. Vernell Strachan, Mrs Laura
Adger, Mrs. Spry Davis and Mr..
E. T. Ingraham.
The Miami times., 1952-07-26
HELP WANTED

Good cook, settle woman to live
in, Beach, two in family excellent
quarters, television. Telephone
5-7225 for interview.
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-24

termed Gentlemen of
the Highways"
Cites Some Statistics
He urged that the following
facts be taken into consideration by
all citizens: /, that truck transpor-
tatiOn involves the employment of
5,714OOO persons; 2, that truck
users pay $1,2O1 $4,000 in taxes a
year; 3, that the major portion of
fOOdstuffs is transpOrte by
trucks; 4, that without trucks in
this modern age, large cities and
many small towns throughout the
nation could not exist.
Judge Keith held that the con-
gestiOn of highways today cannot
be charged to trucks, but on the
contrary it must be realized that
the ownership and operation OF
pleasure vehicles has increased
many times during the past 10 tC
IS years and that the problem
is to build more and better high
ways and to improve approaches
to large city areas where traffic
congestion seems to be cOncentra
ted.
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-24
Midway's Lords
Auction Big Success


The Lords Auction at Midway
last Saturday netted S1,335.74 and
the cash donations as Of Saturday
totaled S1,O14.26 making a grand
total Of S2,35000 now available to-
ward the erection Of a building on
the church lot at Midway Presby-
terian Church to be used for Sum
day School classes, Church social
and business meetings, and a chap
eroned Community Center for our
young folks.
All Of the folks of Midway would
like to thank everyone for their
contributions and for their help in
making the Lords Auction such a
wonderful success and for their
cash donations which together re-
allied a handsome total. Again, we
thank you.
Saturdays fame was followed by
another wonderful event at Mid
way Church at the Homecoming
Service. The speaker, Rev. Roy L.
TaWes, d. d. of the Avenue MethO-
dist Church of Milford, delivered a
fine sermon; and the special music
presented by Mr. Frank Futcher Of
Newark, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Powell Of Delmar, was enjoyed by
the large congregation.
A congregational meeting will be
held Sunday. November End, at $3.50
pm, at which time the cOngrega-
tiOn viii vote on the recommended
tiOns decided upon as a result of
a meeting Of interested persons and
trustees last Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Me-
gee. These recommendations con-
cern a cellar under the new build
ing and the location of the new
building.
Services this Sunday ere on the
same old schedule: 1870 pm. Sun
day School. 2:3O pm. Worship and
Sermon. We welcome you.