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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14

Son Of Mrs. J. c. Rucker: foot
ball 6 years; track year; bas-
ketball 1 years, Most Valuable
playrer Award, 1858: baseball 2
years; president OF Junior Glass;
Glee Club 2 years; senior play;
salutatorian OF 1888 class: Best
All-Round Boy. 1851; American
Legion Award, 1919; Wilkes
Trophy. 1853.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14
Dorothy McLeIlon

Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. j..
Mcclellan; Y-Teens 4 years, pro-
ject chairman; Glee Club, 4
years; All Club 2 years; F. H.
A. 2 years, historian junior year;
basketball, 3 years; Senior play;
Cheerleader; fifth ranking hon.
or student.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14
ShirIie Leslie

DAUGHTER of Mr.. and Mrs. V
c. Leslie; Y-Teens, a wears; Glee
Club, a wears: Music Club. a
wears: Y-Teen song leader, 1853
r. IT. A., 2 wears: F. n. A. song
leader. second year: v. RI. A. So
cial Chairman, third year; basket
hall, year High School Ex-
tette ? wears: All Club, year;
Band. 2 wears; Maiorette 2 years:
Senior play.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14
Betty Luuru Sreetmun

Daughter of Mrs. w. c. Street
man; Y-Teen Club A years, pre-
sident; Glee Club 4 years; Sex
tette, 1858: Manager 1853 bas-
ketban team; Senior play; Third
ranking honor student; State
Choral Festival.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14
james PiIerom

Son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Pill
grim; football 4 years, captain,
1852; Glee Club 2 years; vice.
president of 1853 class; fourth
ranking honor student 1853; Sen
Tor play.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14
Suru Nubers Martin

Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. I
w .Nabers; Glee Club and Y
Teen Clubs, 4 years; basketball,
2 years; American Legion
Award, 1919; Cheerleader, 1851;
Highest scholastic average, Jun
Tor High. 1919; F. H. A. 2 years;
president of class Of '53.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14
Holmes County
Community Hospital

Sept -
DR.. f. L. Bot, Lexington
January IL
Miss Ethel Anderson, Plckens
March IL
Edward Earl Mcbride, West
April ?
Mrs. Ivey Smith, Tchula
April 20
Mrs. frankie Tate, Tchula
April 20
Mr.. R. o. Duke, Lexington
May 2
Mrs. j. w. Edwards, Lexington,
| discharged May 8
May 3
Hal Burrell Jr. Goodman, DIS
charged May 5
Allie Bridgforth Pickens, dis
charged May 5
Maya
Mrs. Ben Killebrew, Durant,
discharged May7
Mrs. ]. l. Cakes, West, dis
charged May 8
Mr.. w. w. Wilson, West
May 5
| Mrs. o. B. Byrd, Lexington,
discharged May 6
Mrs. w. E. Jones, Tchula, dis
charged May IL
Mrs. ]. r. GOA, Lexington, dis
charged May 6
Mrs. ]. M. Hoff, Lexington,
Jolene Rogers, Lexington, dis
charged May
| James Leonard Wigley, Durant
| Mrs. w. W. Jankins, Lexington,
discharged May 8
May s
Mrs. ]. A. Cox, Lexington, dis
charged May z
May ?
Mrs. w. O. Mabry, Goodman,
discharged May 10
Mrs. Thelma Malone, Lexing-
: ton
2 Frances Peacock, Lexington,
f discharged May 9
). Mrs. J. H, Hocutt, Lexington,
discharged May 8
Y May 8
Mrs. J. B. Yates, Lexington
: Baby Girl Yates, Lexington
t Mr.. ]. D. Parrish, Lexington,
! discharged May II
: ton. May 10
Mrs. J. D. Parrish, Sr., Lexing-
|. ton, discharged May 10
t." Mr.. Jimmy Baughn, Pickens,
). discharged May II
Robert Earl Self, Tchu1a
/ May 8
II Mrs. Herbert Hyman, Lexing.
e ton
Baby Girl Hyman, Lexington
: MAY 10
81 Miss Patsy Mayfield, Goodman.
{ discharged May II
May IL
David Summerlin, Goodman
FL Billy Bradley, Lexington
e March ~
Of Hattie Pitchford, Lexington
It April 20
RI Alfred Greene, West
s. May z
> Clifton Wright,Jr., Durant. dis
!, charged May IL
Clyde Helms Thornton
4 May I
Pete Priar, Tchula, discharged
May 6
p May s
Il Sharkey Morton, Durant
May /
Houston Tiggs, Jr., Pickens
Annie johnson, Lexington
May 8
Velma Robinson, Pickens, dis
charged May 9
May 10
Julius Haywood, Durant
May II
Ruthie Mae Miles, Thornton
Ruthie B. Green. Lexington
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14
Wayne Truitt

Mrs. Joe Kealhofer, guardian
Student Council, 1858; AZ Club
3 years; Band 2 years; Glass Sec
ary-treasurer, 1949-50; Wit
test Boy 1858; Senior play.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14
Charles Knott

Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Knott; Glee Club, a years; All
Band, 2 years; baseball, 3 years;
Club 2 years; Hi-Y Club, ] year;
Valedictorian, 1858; Manager OF
football team, 1947.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14
Se|1IcA
Sheche4
clore Jean Cooper

Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Cooper; Y-Teens four years; So
cial Service 4 years; Glee Club
4 years; All 2 years; F. H. A.
2 years; Senior Play; Most dig
nified senior.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14

Attends Convention
Miss Erline Moss attended the
Southern Natural Gas Convention
n New Orleans this week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14

for hay can be planted following
the ripening Of crimson clover
and still get good reseeding
next fall from your clover.
Rye Grass and Fescue Grazing
If you want longer period of
grazing from fescue and rye grass
clip 4 to 5 inches above the
ground.
Vibrating Bermuda and
Dallis Grass Areas
Thirty to forty pounds Of nit
rate applied as top dressing to
Bermuda and Dallis grass will
make quiet growth and triple the
amount of grazing you would get
otherwise.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14
Bernard Leon Hays

Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
Hays, football, 3 years; Senior
play; Friendliest Boy, 1858.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14
Vibrating Bermuda and
Dallis Grass Areas
Fescue Management

Grazing fescue and clover
heavily until June l : 18th and
move livestock. Top dress with
minerals in September and apply
nitrogen. Don't Craze again until
the fescue in 8 to 10 inches high
which will be in November or
December.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14
Crimson Clover

This is crimson clover harvest
month. There are two methods
to harvest 1t. One is to cut it down
when rs or 80 percent Of the seed
heads are dark brown but still
the seed won't shatter out. Pick
it back up the second or third
day with finger pickup attach
ments on the header. The other
method is to net it get dead ripe
and harvest it direct.
Crimson clover reseeding will
come up better if the land is disk
following ripening OF the seed
than if the seed are left on top
of the ground during the summer.
Temporary grazing, soybeans
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-14

cotton up by June LIST and con-
troll insects that you will still
make a good crop. Lots of cotton
is dying and in chopping be sure
to leave plenty Of stalks in case
it continues to die you will still
have a good stand. BY cultivating
your cotton as soon as possible
allowing air into the roots the
dying should stop in a few days.
If you know that you have a
good stand it should be poisoned
for thrips Immediately. A few
days of weather without rain
thrips will do considerable dam
age.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-13

shall, Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. o. Cupp and Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlo Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Marshall at
tended the Observation-Disclosures
slit family reunion in Lima, Sunday.
For the next two weeks Rev. L. w.
McIntire and family will be vacation
ing in northern Indiana and Ohio.
During his absence Rev. Henry E.
Stammer, pastor of the Hancock
County Larger Parish in Lima Pres
bytery will be in charge of the morn
ing worship service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Neuenschwand-
er returned home from Lexington,
KY. Saturday evening after having
attended the American Aberdeen
Angus Breeders Futurity which was
held Aug. 6, 7, 8, at the Keeneland
Race Course west of Lexington. The
Neuenschwanders were able to visit
with their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Neuenschwander
of Shadow Isle Farm of Red Bank,
N. ]. Arthur assisted in exhibiting
II head of Angus cattle, each of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-13
PAGE EIGHT
ROckpOrt

Miss Rebecca Marshall assisted
with the organ music at the Flower
show in Bluffton several evenings last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Mayberry of
Cuyahoga Falls are spending two
weeks vacation with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mayberry.
Kenneth Bucher of Lima and his
nephew and nieces, Fred, Sandra and
Darlene Alderman spent Friday
afternoon with John Neuensch-
wander.
Mrs. Nancy Mayberry, a former
resident of this community, now of
Columbus Grove, was brought home
Friday from Lima Memorial hospital
where she spent the week for observa-
ton and treatment. She is somewhat
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Chuck" Wells and
family who have made their home
with Harley Van Meter for number
of years recently moved to their new
home in Ottawa. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Mast of Bluffton have their place
in the Van Meter home.
Mrs. Lysle Cahill and daughter
Lynne of Cleveland spent several
days the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Orlo Marshall while Mr.. Cahill
was in Dayton on business.
Isaac Neuenschwander and Harold
Marshall were guests of the Lima
Rotary club at a rural-urban lunch
con meeting at the Argonne Hotel ir
Lima, Monday. DR.. Albrecht, wide
ly known soil expert was the speaker
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Sears arrived
Saturday evening at the Guy Mayber-
ry home for few days visit before
returning to their home in Norman
Okla. DR.. and Mrs. Sears recently
returned from Europe where DR.
Sears has been doing research or
American Colonial history. DR.. Sears
has been on sabattical leave from the
University of Oklahoma since Feb
1858. He will resume his duties as
chairman of the department of his.
tory at the university in September
Mrs. Sears is a sister of Mrs. May
berry and is well known in this area
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Aughe, Lima, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Westenbarger of Ada, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Mayberry of Cuyahoga
Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Anderson
Jr. and son Jeffrey Joined with the
Mayberrys and their house guests for
a picnic supper at the Mayberry
home. .
Miss Mary Lugibihl and Mrs. d. G..
Bucher had as their Tuesday guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harding of Van
Nuys, Calf, Mrs. Harding (nee Ruth
Lauby) is niece of the hostesses.
The August meeting of the w. S.
C. S. of the Methodist church will be
held in the home of Mrs. Gladys
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-13
County PLOJU Champ
Seventh In District

Don Renner of Route 2, Column
bus Grove, who won both Allen
county level land and contour plow-
ing contests this year and last,
placed seventh in the district level
land competition at Conover last
week.
The winner in the level land con-
test was Herb Schmidlapp of
Miami county.
William Roeder, Route 5, Lima,
made the best showing of Allen
county participants in the district
matches by placing second in the
junior contest which was won by
Darrell Yoder of Logan county.
Paul Loyer, Route l, Lima, fin
ished third in the contour blowing
competition. Martin Cummins OF
Lewistown in Logan county, 1852
national champion, again won the
district contour event.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-13

Beemer Thursday afternoon of next
week. Mrs. Pauline Downing will
have the worship service and Mrs.
Mary Dunlap will be program leader.
A special number will be given by
Mrs. Lena Price.
Twenty-one members and guests
attended the Farm and Home Advis-
ory Council picnic at the shelter house
in Pandora park last Monday evening
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Barnett and three children of Wooster
and Miss Edythe Cupp. Members
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Gratz, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Gratz and
grandson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Mar
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-13

held Thursday evening in the Phoenix
Hotel in Lexington for those attend
ing the futurity.
Members of the Presbyterian
church and their families had a picnic
and swimming party at the Columbus
Grove park and swimming pool We'd
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-13

which won a ribbon. Three prizes
We're frsts, two seconds and total
of S3,810.00 was received by Shadow
Isle Farm for the II prizes, the high
est amount received by any one of
35 competing herds which were from
Ii states and Canada. A banquet was
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-13

nesday evening.
Miss Treva Althaus became the
bride of Robert j. Stratton of Bluff
ton in a ceremony in the Ebenezel
Mennonite church west of Bluffton,
Sunday evening at 8:15 with the
brides pastor the Rev. Howard Land
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-08-13

es receiving the vows. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Althaus of this community and the
bridegroom the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Stratton of Rt. l, Bluffton.
A reception was held in the Althaus
home following the ceremony.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Perpetual Care

Insofar it is humanity possible do
for perpetual OF Columbus Memorial Park.
The Commercial National qualified tr.-
tee of fund.- the interest which ample to
keep the last resting place of loved
eVergreens and properly cared for during
Under the laws of the North Carolina Burial
bus Memorial Park will be kept
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Use Coupon

MAIL TO
Columbus Memorial Park,
p O. Box 2S7,
Whteville, N. C..
Gentlemen:
would like to know about your plans for Colu
Memorial Park 1t is understood that am not OBLIGATED in
by this any information you may fur
Address
Evening star., 1953-09-03
HELP-MEN

MESSENGER, 1919, white; offset
printing plant: opportunity for ad-
ysnesmsns; MnSRE + MooRE e9IHy me- Y 19sa 9sTsop 4
st. NV. -
NIGHT MAN, colored, for large apt,
bldg; must operate elevator and
PIX board: local ref; dependable
sober. After 10 am, AID. 4-2363.
NIGHT WATCHMAN. white. for con-
7:3O m. to 1 pm. PoTTs & CAL
LAHAN CONSTR. CO., 1904 s.
Capitol st. IS
OIL BURNER installation mechanic
and electrician, experienced. IA.
9-657I. IS
PAINTERS UOl. see Mr.. Brown; $500
Bull Run parkway: Wingate. Out
left 20 Wilmett rd.. right to Job --4
PAINTERS - S14 per day. 1912
Wisconsin ave. NV. a
men. Call this evening. JU. 7-SSll
Evening star., 1953-09-03

MAN to work in electrical
c. 4 LEPPERT, s14 Eye st. NV
MAN, high school ed. ag
gressiye. sales exper. helpful, excel
opportunity to learn the tire bust
ness with q lge. distributor; insidt
work. Apply in person only. Mr.
Lubel. SILVER SPRING TIR1
CORP, 5000 Ga. ave-. silye'
YOUNG MAN NAN age 20 to 25; startinl
position file clerk with an oppor
tunity to learn casualty underwrit
ing: Must be high school graduate
and above average in intelligence
Apply INDEMNITY INSURANCE
vUSsSg WSSdgaEd 5ldgi, Re. sl 7.4s9o. 80 -
school graduate, 20 to 80. to learI
tabulating machine: 5-day 37h-hr
week. Apply RIM. 800. personne
office, EQUTT TABLE LIFE ms. CO.
YOUNG MAN to learn retail sho
business, exper. not necessary, per
manent position for right man, I'm
opportunity for Advancement. Ap
ply HANOVER SHOE STORE. 93!
Penna. ave. NV. 3
MAN, about ~, neat ap
pearance, to assist in tie store
RICKY TIES, 926 F st. NV. .
YOUNG MAN, permanent position
with old established concern. Op
portunity to learn radio business
Some knowledge of radio desirable
Should be. hand 2 with small han
tools. Apply to D. Kyle. 11s e st
Evening star., 1953-09-03
HELP MEN

statesmen, real estate, for old, well
established ONCE; experience not nec-
essary. we will train you; listing
and advertising program. liberal
commission. Apply Mr.. H0otS,
SURETY REALTY CO.. 1881 N
st. NV. -
exper. Prefer men who
have sold furn. or similar line. to
sell on floor In our Wash. and Arl.
stores. Apply ATLAS. 921 G st. NV.
to sell essential service
to hospitals, hotels, restaurants.
schools, colleges and institutions.
Call JU 7-h762. 5 to z nm. "a
Evening star., 1953-09-03
HELP--DoMESTlc

CHILD'S NURsEMAID-Live in, take
charge 2 children; l day per wk.
and every other Sun. of; good SAL
ary; other help empl.; must have
recent city references. EN-. 2-33O0.
IS
fSSSSesRsE1 Ss%s 7sSg s i've wts., a iHsssRt asisGs
Refs. EN-; 2-6365. 8
IN; nice rm.; 5M days; SsH' good oetl' say: aEt
perm; only fully experienced need
oK-G.H.W.. e5-4S. HH' expeT'' rISSoo' local a
ref. Fond of children. Live-in: 5ls-
modern home. .RA. 3-7O3S. a
G.H.W. COOK, laundry; experienced:
other help employed; Wed, and every
GH. H.W.-PLAIN COOKING"IIive in;
Bethesda area; fond Of children:
Thurs. and every other Sun. off;
g lGsa1 wfjSs references Is o. 81 4I57ss4. 5:Ss a
Honest M%as b.T. T.lia6IIs, II:, fqnd e children.
After s pm. He. 1855. q $'O'
G.H.W.-PLAIN COOK, for empl
cple.; school-age children; Sat
az; az sn ana Sn Sun. On; recent local refs;
G.H.W., colored; assist with cooking.
recent refs. JU. 5-404s. %
apt; fond of chill
dren; health card; 9 through dinner,
6a 65aa-day wk;;: sit l eye; NV; sec.
carfare. TIA. 9-2346.
G;;H,W..sFPaamily, sPami 2 adults only: So
HoUsEKEEPER- live in or
3ut; must have local references.
GI oGsEkFEFER,t 1Gas Rtts5 ss5 live in; chats.
OF children g.h.w., plain cook
ing; 3 Sun. on; recent ref. REQ. ST.
HsKPPR.:G.H.w. Woman; perm
position position with considerate cple;. .
live in, top wages. Refs. LO. 5-4142.
LADY. to help an elderly lady; light
duties; live in; good home; suit.
MAID To CARE for child while
55oomgo board and small salary. LU.
MAID TAIDVTi 70 LIVE IN. rh.w., two school
age children. Silver Spring area.
MAID 70 LIVE N-colored: s pleas
ant surroundings; S35 wk, CAN
MAID. 1910 yrs, for e.h.w; good
with children; health card; ref
ss1ences; TUESDAY and Friday 10
-" pLV WIN SdIAdI6. "
REGiSTERED NURSE needs respon-
sible woman, colored or white, who
will work on shift basis and care
for school-age child and small
home. Call 1-3 pm, $50 wk. Wo,
WOMAN TO CARE FOR children
and gennssTgadI houSework; part time.
WOMAN for general housework; s.
day week; $25; recent local refs;
transp. furn. from NV. OIL. 2-03S4.
RELIABLE WOMAN-Good cook.
g.h.w.; fond of children, ages g.
10: live in or out; recent refs;
5-day .wk.; holidays Of. Call after
8 Wed. and Thurs, JU. 9-7154.
WHITE WOMAN, to live in. cook
and g.h:w.;o family of 4; refer
ences. JE. 2-2536. --5
WAVE needs companion for con-
yalescent father; days per wk.
PERM. fG -Syof; WORKER, as-sb yrs; e.
day wk.: gh.w., simple cook. laun-
e6ildrsn. s6H; care OBJ o. e9s4s7. 81; Old SEN
COLORED COUPLE wanted to work
on country estate mr.. Warrenton'
Va. Girl must be excel. cook. man
TO butler and g.h.w., room and board
and uniforms furn. Will pay ton
salary for top people. Refs. re-
auired. Call JE. 3-0l33. 7:30 to
Evening star., 1953-09-03
HELP-WokAEN
TRAINEES

Alexandria, Virginia q
AUDIT CLERK, knowledge Of comp
week. permanent position, many
conditIUned Cce ca T ta6S
for appointment.
AUTO SALES WOMEN NEEDED tc
sell the most-talked- of car in Amer
the new Clippers and Packards are
earning q minimum Of $4,000 q VI
Exper. preferred but we. car
and will train you II you qualify: W.
the area in size and volume and our
sales stan is limited for your pro-
lection. See Lee Tucker or Art Cow
pon9meSt nf1Gn oF cH 1h 1890 M5ros sH5
CO. 1901 wis. ave. Bethesda. %
BANK TELLER. some exper. neces-
Sary; air-conditioned bldg; personal
interview only. CITIZENS BANK OF
MD. Bladensburg branch. a
BEAUTICIAN-TOP HAIR STYLIST
male or female. Also shampoo girl.
Opportunity to become hair stylist.
Apply IN person. EVANS BLDG
BEAUTICIAN-operator wanted; s.
day week; good salary and commits
sion, FRED THE HAIR sTYLIST
AT BrooKS, l1U9 q ST. NV. #
BEAUTICIAN to do permanent wav-
ing and manicuring: busy shop al
year round in NV. sect. Call RA
BEAUTY OPERATOR; Ss6-S10O wees
guarantee. plus commission Nc
manicuring. Steady job. Air cooled
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS
1710 Eye st. NV
BOOKKEEPER, under 40, full charge
with recent local commercial exper
in acc. rec. and pay. payroll. sales
taxes, etc.; 5-day week; air-cond.
state full particulars and refs. Box
2SS-T, Star. -12
BOOKKEEPER. permanent. full-time
SoRR JEwEIRY ARPFS Co., D'FsHs 7Gs 7t6 SIM st
NV. ~
BOOKKEEPER - Experienced, for
furniture store; good salary. 5-day
week. Apply in person. Prefer
7126 wisconsin ave, BetheSdA. II
Evening star., 1953-09-03
sTENOGRAPHER

Permanent position with old
established real estate and
mortgage loan flrm. Prefer
someone with insurance ex-
perience. Pleasant surround
ings, air-conditioned building;
371a-hour work week. no Sat-
urday work: lunches furnished
free: hospitalization and life
insurance furnished free after
reasonable length of service.
Salary commensurate with
ability; opportunity for ad-
yancement.
Call MRS. RE1Ss, MA. S-2119
Evening star., 1953-09-03
CIERK-TYPISI

NAGnh- i I Z Id i
Young lady. under rs yrs, for gen.
eral clerical work; air-cond. once
6-day wk. Do not phone.
10Th CENTURY-FOX FILMS
416 Ard ST NV 3
Evening star., 1953-09-03
SALESMAN

SALEOMAN
To solicit commercial accounts for
long distance anil local moving and
storage: must furnish own car: be-
tween ages of 40 and go. Good
weekly sales advance. Apply MT.
Smith. between IL and IL. SMITH
STORAGE CO. 1913 U st. NV. )
experienced, openings
now in the following departments:
Building materials. slip. covers. and
upholstery and major electrical ap-
sas Miiesge al5oTancs' lew AttG ytGa company tn any
Dehetirs; Dointment. '"A LII ~'O' i0f "'
intelligent. active col
ored man not afraid to work hard,
in storm window. awning and jail
ousie field VIII furnish leads and
car to right men. Interview, 1885
9th st. n W. CO. Silly DE.
SALESHEN-Junior statesmen Who
are interested in making selling
their future have an opportunity to
earn while learning the construction,
heating, plumbing and remodeling
business, You can nov associate
est concern of this type in this area
This is the first time our organiza-
tion has offered to increase our
sales personnel in this manner. due
to expansion of business. Earnings
are higher than in any other type
of selling. If you have excellent
refs. and desire to work hard and
earn far above the average, contact
Mr.: Schlessinger. mornings, 9 to IL.
CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING &
DISTRIBUTING CO. OF AMERICA,
Evening star., 1953-09-03
PAPER HANGERS
Experienced Only. Apply
JAFFE
911 18th st. NV

eli 18th st. NV. -
PHARMACIST. full time. mostly day
work, Apply in person 25IS 14th
lief work. RHODE ISLAND PHAR-
MACY. NO. 7-S9I8, -5
PHARMACIST-You man for
downtown drugstore. Here is an op-
portunity to test your merchandising
ingenuity. Good salary and oppor-
tunity commensurate with your abil-
ity. Apply AMBASSADOR DRUG
STORE. 14th and K sts. NV. Il
PHOTOGRAPHERS. experienced in pro-
lection printing; permanent position
open with modern air conditioned
color lab. processing AnSco Color
materials See Mr.. REISINGER. 8
to 3. 715 Kennedy st. NV. -3
PLASTERERS - Colored mechanics
An-winter work on large Job in
D: c. Work 6 days wk. If desire.
SO per day. 10 9-S137. -6
PLASTERERS - White mechanics
only. Steady work. 6-day wk. and
overtime. Large project one mile
from D. c. line $25 per day. 10.
S-3l56. -6
PLUMBERS HELPER. 3440 14th st
NV, 4 to pm. IS
PLUMBERS HELPERS, men with !
year or more experience. For re-
modelling and repair work. Call JU.
7-750O
Evening star., 1953-09-03
DRY CLEANING
CHECKER

Permanent position open for qualified
woman. Must have had 5-10 years
experience in quality dry cleaning
operations. be able to sew and have
supervisory ability. Reply giving
experience, age, martial status,
references and starting salary ex-
pected. Box 341-S. Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-03


TRUCK DRIVERS (2), to also act
as statesmen in q liquor store. Ap-
ply in person at 1345 Savannah
TRUCK DRIVERS and helpers. white,
steady job, 5h-day week: aid holi-
days; for moving vans and delivery
trucks. No drinkers or Job jump
and steady worker, here is a good
lob with a growing company. Apply
rear S205 Fenton ST., Silver Spring,
TV sERvICEMEN, only experienced
men need apply; transportati tion
furn.: excel. working cond. Apply
BETHESDA TV CO., OIL. 4-4904.
Tv TECHNICIAN-Fun time, inside
work in Alexandria. Call OV.
TV TECHNICIAN--Exper., good pay
and working cond. Clifton Park TV.
$50 Old Bladensburg rd., JU. g.
1910 -