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Jr. accountant. operations analysis,
Computer. statistical analysis. d:,
TabuL mach. oper. or supery.. -
S26O.S30O
elk. -typist. figure work, yngs 5 d.
Craftsman, civil exp. -------$ $50 up
Messenger, h.S.g., yng. -. $50
Parts counter man, NO exp. nee, B a.,
500
Retail sales, no exp. nee. - $3.50
Bank teller trainee, 30-hr. Wk., $216
Ofc. mach. oper., delivery = $40
Potomac Enpl. 9-8
9l1 King st., Alex. XII. N-7O22
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81
AUTO PARTS CoUNTERMAN
nan S65 wk. start: paid hosp. and
lifs INSURANCE. NATIONAL AUTO
AUTO , PARTS nan. exDeT;; g9od
day wk.: free life and hosp. ,ins.; ;
sHiRL fNaToN MoToR Co. S7ao
AUTO-PAETs CLERK, experienced.
o1rs ySSf S SS.o b gn ,o Work x v o
recognizes ability and industry in
its employees. Good pay. 6-day VIZ,
free life insuf.. hosp. BENEFITS. paid
eant. and ss hoi iSGsdu s%TpG S, Ss
recornition. ' This d Is personnel al.
dition to. our parts dept. not . re-
placement: so come In TO see our
Mr.. Miller without delay. HILL q
SANDERS, INC, lila Vermont ave.
AIGjTToMoBIIE PARTS MAN to help
manaker: GOOD salary and working
TAKoMA MOTOR Co. Ford deelsr.
700l Carroll ave. Takoma PIX, Nd.
AUTO PARTS MEN. . needed With
expeH. IN Mopar parts: paid vAcA-
ton. Disqualification. profit sharing.
2: s IARTs CORP. 2101 14th q.
AFRO 1jTo P P6L TfsYnle cOlor.d man sl IS
ditionine dent. see Mr.. BillhimeI.
BARRY PATE MOTOR CO.. 1880
AGTO sHOii FOREMAN. for new and
pS4,r sar r Ssgts. ., Gee Ma r; Bowen.
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COPY BOY
THE EVENING" STAR
CREDIT MANAGER

National paint fnanufactu desires
man, age % t2 20, with some expe-
rlence or relAteq equcetion. 19t
ps0mps assi9MnmenJ as ptancHn eteS it
hnnus Man Ana exce,,sni aSvanns.
i1ienf or,nortumftiAs AnnIy ~ ietfer
Or II, y,ersnn with RESUME al anal.
ficatiofl t0 SHERWIN WILLIAMS
CO, Attn. A. p. Winterble, 1881
GSDfeia Ave. 81
N77RTT1N1-11 i5eS,I1 ,c9-rie1 VnS,,
r. iva ~ fSrn. intersstine al
Hnniv 0Y;m FfEIIaa nHTRy Rte =.
RAJ 1SI1 rfyI,nr 1Rcrlhcro Ma
-29
|DAIRYMAN, man with small family
to work on dairy farm, good house
ana Working connistons; good wages
t W risnt man. WrEe box Il: CnAn,
yrn 1y; q; OF Can Hetnoen So-WonAz
ttOH OBJ pm. |S
DA1RYMAN wanted Immediately
Above average. steady, sober. re.
liable, ambitious, hard worker tc
operate up to- the minute mechan-
lied dairy farm. Modern liv. quar-
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coLLECToR-DRIvER

Young man. 21-30 Yrs. OF age. pre-
ance. capable 81 dealing with PEG
pie. must have clear driving record,
D. G. drivers permit and knowledge
Of city and outskirts. Job consists
Of making collections on small clas-
sifled adyertistng Aecounts. Apply
days 8:30-6 and Sat. 0-1. No phone
The EVENING STAR
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SPECIAL NOTICES

] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than those con-
LEE. S1oOO' N St. NV, Apt. 8. ~
TAX RETURNS and accounting sery-
ices: Telephone. 10. 0-2431 or u.
OFFICE OF DIRECTOR OF INTER-
NAL REVENUE, Baltimore, Mary
!anu; Inc Iollowing described per;
Petit Ross, 4712 WASHINGTON place
me-, WASHINGTON, d. c., under war
rants for distraint for the non
payment Of assessed taxes due, will
be sold ct public auction as pro-
Part I Of the internal Revenue Code,
on Thursday, April 3, 1853, at 11:OO
an, at Landover Hills Branch Post
once, 1927 Annapolis rd., Landover,
MARYLAND: 1851 Ford dump truck,
new: Serial number Fs.EIHM-4965l.
vsisht Ssoo cross weight ssooo
NURSERY SCHOOL. All day, hot
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
other than myself L lisa ISAIAH TAY Y SIRs
1920 Col. st. NV, Wash, d. G.
AGR. EMPLOYER! Typist trouble? For
her cleo. typewriter. 10. 2-6222.
Is YOUR WHITING SO GOOD you're
convincing even on the surplus but
terri Is your writing so bad you
can't compose . clear note to the
milkman? In either case you need
us for rewriting, editing, polishing
or finai tipping. MEARS MANU-
SCRIPT SERVICE, RE. 1858, Dem
rtke Bldg.
MECHANICAL AND ELECTRONIC
peEelopmsntt work solicited. oCGall
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CONTACT MEN. AGE 6O-1b :.
Ing public; chr, day: about S0E
Wkiy. to start. Apply 1912 pm.
RIM. sol, ITO 18th st. NV.
COOK. coiored. expeEienced. al.
ches. No I phone A ais. Loeal re refer !:
ences required. LAFAYETTE no.
TIL 10th and Eye sts. NV.
g Il p e0loss saialg SO snd Va ma fare
must Sc experienced. Apply 6HIRL.
IN0TON OEIICATESGEN. Stirling.
ton business Center Ari.. tt
PARK COLLEGE SS p MI SS0b Bal.
timore blvd. colieEe Park: Nd
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HELP WAhTEp AesNclEs

SECRETARY, $75 WK.
Exper. law once: perm: patent law
stenog., $75-Sa0. 6tenog. book
keeper. $50 wk. Private secretary,
exec. $40 wk. Dozens openings for
junior secy. Inquire immed., ST. g.
BOYD'S, Cor. q and 18th
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DRIVER, preferably furniture cx'
perience, owning or able to plifchAs,
late-model tractor. for agent 81
nationwide household carrier. 10
6-1242. 80
DRIVER, young man, COL, must have
Va: permit, for delivery work. Refs
Can MR.. BUTLER, OV. S-170O
DRIVER. white or colored, reliable
LEES MARKET, 80l BaShford lane,
Alex. Va. OV. 3-2446.
ORlvEke - For tAxicabg with 81
without hackers card. r. you oIl
not . licensed .dxiyer arfnngeme1i
may De made for private 'iaStru6-
ton which win assist you II paSsinc
your Examination. YELLOW .CAE
co. OF q. G. INC. 1901 New YofE
DRIVER. part time. for private school
bus In nearby virginia: approx.
hours, to, 8 am, $3.50 to $3.50
pm; Can XII $1,000. 5 s.m.-S pm.
DRiTNV1EGRs-.ffioRTER, exper.. to w 7y IL
!grocery store. Apply In person,
bring refs. QUALITY FOOD SHOP.
6035 Conn. ave. NV. 20
steady Job. HIG0ERS DRUGS, H017
Connecticut. 80
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HELP MEN tcont. /,
ASSISTANT COLLECTION
MANAGER

Assistant collection mana
ger BY expanding small loan
60. Must be aggressive and
WillinG to. apply himself 70
, learning the business. Excel.
opportunity for advancement.
" YOU are interested, call Mr..
CURTIS. 10. 1886.
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PATENTS

excellent opportunity TO become a..
c es s VIII Patent sp ss1 p:;. g
company. n Phiiadeiphia area.
Must be registered patent attorney
preferably with decree IN meehnni.
s ss Or snsss i sngnssrlns :xp ss:
ence in preparation and proSecu.
ton Of patent applications.
ouallfed candidates efouid send Dc.
tailed resume including salary re.
uuirements 70
jos, p. o. Box $3.50
Philadelphia ~, Pa.
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AUCTION SALES tcon.. /,

ANTIQUES and modern furniture
$3.50 p:m..- SUBURBAN AUCTIONS
Rockville. Nd
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Educational
MELP-MEN
COOK

To start work March goth for April,
T1NIoUE HOTEL. 18th st. ct. N
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AUCTION SAILS

TRACTOR, Int. Model II, ON rubber
1rigeration, 7-2Hp. 90 Thermobank
freezing unit Deep freeze open tor
cases t9). Glass-front refrigeration
display. cases, large ~. Walk-in
deep freeze box. jameson. door
machinery. Cash registers. Cindel
blocks. Clean, used lumber. At auc-
ton. complete disbursal. TURKEY
BRANCH FARM, Viers Mill I'd. (Rte
S8S between Wheaton and Rock.
VILE, Md. Telephone LO. 6-0619
y Wednesday. April Z. 10 am. ---29
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CAFETERIA
SUPERVISOR

available for capable young
man with good health who. with
training, can direct and schedule
the. work of service employees in
dishrOoin. dining room and kttch-
en-. Food service experience helpful
but not essential. Age 22-40.
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PUBLIC SALE

Monday. April 8, 1853, 10 AN.
Miles West Of Rockville. Nd.
on Route 20, Rifile Ford Road
204-aere dairy farms dairy barns
and equipment, 2 modern houses,
other necessary buildings: So head
inspection invited.
william D. C0ods-OWnef
Phone 0aitheRsbufg 321-J
Null q Nun q BoWles, Auctioneefs
Frederick. 20. !
= 4 Kelly-clerk
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BOX TIC. STAR.

ASSISTANT for maintenance meme
bership lists, to include admins.
tratiye work; give 9galsncstions a1 1S
ASSISTANT JANITOR--Desire steady.
reliable and sober End jaQitor for
large apt. bldg: prefer with some
switchboard experience: salary $11g
per mo-. See LESTER LAYNE 14yU
Vermont ave. NV. between y PIN.
and B Pm. today.
ASSISTANT MANAGER wanted for
mems furnishings store. Excellent
earnings, wonderful opportunity,
good future. Write In detail 70
AsSSffsT1SSiNTr' MiHHNSiAGER, experienced
young man TO assist In operation Of
childfen'e dept. Splendid oppcrtu-
nifty to learn retail business as Z
dement's. Opportunity for a4yance-
ment. Apply Mr.. Dweck, ESTHER
SHOP. 1925 p st. NV. 81
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hELP--MEN

ACCOUNTANT--Arl. contractor re-
quifes young man. schooled and
exper. In gen'l acct: 6-day wk..
excel. chance for advmt. Fully state
qualifications in nrst letter. 2. O.
BOX 070S. Arl.. W.. 20
experienced cost
capable taking charge accounting
division Of modern meat paekinG
plant IN Shenandoah Valley, ViT-
ginia. Experience and knowledge
meat packing business preferred
Write. p. o. Box 1880. Baltimore
ACCOUNTANT. jr.. for established CPA
Mrin: excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement: salary, $500 mo. Re-
ply, stating educational background,
experience, ETC.. Box 1867, Star
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MGR, Branch,
once national retail organization.
Once supervisory and accounting
exper. or education; salary com.
mensurate with ability. Box t17-B.
Star. ---20
(Junior), perm, posi-.
ton with CROWNS CPA Arm: some
typing REQUIRED. Reply In own hand.
writing. stating education. expef
and salary expected. Boz 26h-B
-.
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ASSISTANT MANAGERS

The personnel department.
Of q national consumer MnanCo
organisation Is recruiting
trainees for local and Out-ofe
II you have had 10 mos
experience dealing with people
and are between % and 80.
we can train you for Q mani
akerial position IN 80 months.
Our formaiixed training proc
gram lets you know ct al times
what you must learn, and
what you can sexpeet - you
Your average monthly sal-
airy viii be: LIST year. $3.50:
I'd gear, S3O6: Sd year, S341.
As 3 manager you viii earn
better than $1,000 per year
IN your i1rst once and more
Ak your career progresses
Our selection process IN
cludes: Personal interview.
testing and thcrOugh tnyestt-
APPLY PERSONNEL DEP,
4l0 RING BLDG.
1900 18th ST NV.
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OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TELEPHONE

NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
'sWashington's Largest Agency''
Observation-Disclosures
Read Carefully
conditioning. Kitchen equipment,
building .specialities. ONCE equipment.
auto and others S30O-SSOO mo.
SALES TRAINEES. many Ilsome with
carr $26O-$3O0 mo.
ssiaTs administrator $500 soso5a "
Labor negotiator foreman level
MESSENGER center chief; military sSs
Once MANAGER. correspondence III POOL SS
Chemists lmanyl, explosives fsSrics.
Structural craftsmen. out-ofeto;3 town. u
Ensineer. young. for personnel dspsIsSS
Bank trainees Ono feel to- 5000
Claims adjuSter, experienced, new car
plus good salary.
Underwater trainee, 2-yr. COLLEGE. to
Collector mot finance company. $40
mo-, plus car expenses.
Millinery buyer manager, start $433
|Airlines trainees: his. grad. start 1887
Insurance management (ex-special
88Gnb OF C88uA4ty S1peEyp S4VU-SoUU
Insurance underwriters. casualty
|IB.M. operator. experienced. 3 days.
steuographers ------ S326 mo.
Guards, ex-pOlice .-------$ 240 mo.
Messengers. D. G. permit, TO 500
Operations analysts. accounting de-
Bookkeepers. s days ------s SO w = &
szotSl n0okKeeper -------Y$ll 6 ~.
Blueprint osalid machine operator,
Butcher, experienced SIS VIZ.
Supply cataloguer, Navy experience.
Transit men --- S86 WI.
Architectural craftsmen - 500 $50
Young men III. s, chem.i To- $50
sheet metal trAinees, to- $50
|construction craftsmen Se0-$S0 w.
EleCtrontc craftsmen Sb0-@l 100
|Electronic instellers .---- Sb6 up
INegetiye retouchers -----. $1.26 hf.
Mechanical trainees. 4 pm. to ~ mid
Many = other openings for scisntists ana ana
engineers In the fields of rockets.
| hallisties. explosives. eleetrnnies. fa-
daf. L0ran and Sonar. Industry e.
1100 18TH ST. NV.
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1IQl "a. I'VE. !
Construction
Superintendent

FOR large garden-type apt,
project "a nearby We, Should
Be familiar with all trades.
Knowledge Qf gradeg impor-
tant. CAL u. 3-126O: ewes.
-. 2-04eo. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-29

AUTO MECHANICS HELPER, TO
work IN auto-parts yard; perm. Job.
HERSoN AUTO PARTS, 70 Florida
ave. ne.
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Fed I: Williams . zed 7. Williams. Jr.
AUCTION

Williams Auction House
YuRNITURE FOR ALL PARTS OF
TEE HONE McLUpINa F1NEE
RANGE, PHILco AND NORGE RE-
FR1GERATORS, TABLE MODEL
fNNERsrRING TTR e 8 s 3 s,
LOUNGE CHAIRS. LIV. RM. SUITES
HOLLYWOOD SETS. COFFEE Ia
BLES, LAMPS, ETC, ETC.
AUCTIoNEERS' PHI, Ma. e-2670
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-29

Rem einber:: The commercial
future for Sikorsky He'll.
copters Is extremely prom
Using. The Sikorsky SIS
helicopter Is the first and
only transport-type rotary
wing aircraft to receive
q commercial airworthiness
certificate from the CAA.
Many commercial operators
plan on their use.
Il you are interested In op-
portunity, advancement and
. promising future, why not
join the many men who
have found a lifetime career
ct Sikorsky Aircraft.
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u. S. Enpl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
216 18th GTREET Al VIZ

O1C 4zILl 041tGG1 NV.
PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL
Administrative Physician: Anthro-
pologist: Biologist; Case Worker
tM.A.); Copy Man, Home Eccno-
mist (Frozen Foods; Craftsman;
Engineers; !, Estimator (Metalsl ;
Floral Designer; Geodetist; Group
Worker; Laboratory Bacteriolosist:
Mathematician On. A. Degree);
Medical Technician; Metallurgist
tExtractive): Nurses Administrative
Anesthesist, Public Health. Super
visory, staff); occupational Therap-
list: Patent Lawyer; Physical The
rapist; Physician; Physicist; Police
women; Psychiartrist;. Surveyor;
Teacher Vocational Training (sign
paint); Local and Overseas.
CLERICAL
Bookkeeping Machine Operators: CASH
iers: Court Reporters; Compton,
eter Operators; Sales (Retail-
Wholesale; Ticket Agent (Air Lines,
Malel. y
SUMMER
Camp Counselors Waterfront, Base
ball, Arts and Crafts, Rifle.
sos X STREET NV.
Machinists; Stationary Engineers
735 nth STREET NV.
Couples. Household Constitutional re-
cent experience.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-29

PATRICIA STEVENS
Model Training school
Rree Analysis. Ma. $500
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ENGINEERS

EN1xNEEfE0
NO EMPLOYMENT FEE
Small mechanisms and baIistics field.
Design research. Salaries range to
$4,000.
Jr. chemical. jr. physicists. II. math-
metictans; engineering or science
.field. Salaries to 200
nraftSrnnnIr and CIR
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APPLY EMPLoYMHNr oBTIcR
THE HEIGHT co.
F ST. AT It'll NV.

AMBULANCE HETPER. with quaii-
AIRY. good future. Call Mr.. b.
JOHN for appointment, NE. $4,000.
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RIGHT NOW
WE NEED
ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS
AND 4
nDATTCAREM
CRAFTSMEN

Who want TO pioneer In new and
interesting work with young. pro.
gresstye organization,
We will help you apply your present
experience In the fleld Of helicopteE
engineering and TRAIN YOU AT
FULL SALARY.
YOU'LL FIND AT
SIKORSKY AIRCRAFT
"A company with large and
important orders.
An engineering stair Of
exceptionally high caliber.
An organization that Is
young enough to have Q
spirit Of mutual co-opera-
ton.
"A friendly atmosphere.
-Unduplicated research and
testing facilities.
"A respect for and interest
n new ideas.
YOU'LL ENJOY
THESE ADVANTAGES
4. ngTzREgT1No ASSESSMENTS.
Il GQeT-OE-LIVIN0 ADJUSTMENTS
4 GOOD CHANGE FOR ADVANCE.
c. Many INSURANCE. sENKpTTa.
MGLypINq 4 RETIREMENT IN.
G0AAM PAaAM.
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Educational Statesmen
$40, 000-$15,O 900 CALDER

Executive-typs salesman with intAnei.
Bile sales experience to represent
Famous Artists Home study
s. bondable us I've WV ies1s 0 nrsS4sd ~ X
modern advertisine methods. TX
Sellent opportunity on eOmmiesion
basis for right men. Writ0 SAFER
MANAGER, Famous Artists Coufnf. 20
Meet 81 st., New York 10, M.
ELECTRICIAN on HELRER WANTRD
ZzdHs02HHF ELeCTRlc CO. Can II
ELEVATOR OPERAfoR, White. xp.
ply ELEVATOR STARTER, Munsey
9ldg., 1929 3 st. NV. --20
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Draftsmen-Jr. and Sr.
NO EMPLoYMKNT zee

W. GN1E 04ANx TEE
M. E.. chem. Oil ref, power plant,
pipinR vessels. equipment. etc.
C., E.. structures, drainage, founda-
u. =. wiring diaerams. power and
1NssTTRfuAENTs. chemical. recording
meters. etc. Application and layout
only. longtime private expansion
nrogram: locations Va. and Atlanta;
Adm. ElectronicS Engr.
Qualified to supervise small manu-
facturing plant. New England area.
DEVELOPMENT and production air
craft control, equipment and ac-
cessories. Preferably 1857 age.
COMPTROLLER ''''
Under 45. Certificate desirable but
not essential. Approximately 3 yrs.
public. accounting. Must have sue
SUPERVISOR ' capacity e Justly ssiRfSns cone
sideration on MANAGEMENT level.
An old established D. C. organiza-
stnlt,, Bonus. excellent opportTnnaf Ny
METHODS
Under IS. Exper. in methods and
procedures work. particularly adapt
able to accounting and other com
mercial functions. Limited travel
Hddrts. New York. National organ-
izatinn. STARTING salary tn $500
CORRESPO NDENT
Qualified to handle large volume Of
subscription correspondence. male
or female). To $3.50 $4,000
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Auto Service Salesman

Auto Service Salesman
oSa Hs have .5 nsa: s.p e s..:
custcmefs. Capabis Of Writine col
.SS srosle snd
general duty Of service salesman,
Prefer General Motors exper. but
not necessary. Excel: salary plus
! COAST-iN POMTIAC Co. 407 Flor
ida ave. ne. Ii. 6-72O0.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Statesmen, wholesale exp. novelties.
Or MISS Mss p tTS6e; isii a my NV. ma IA.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-01-01

ciety of st. Helen's will receive
holy communion in a body at
the 8 o'clock mass on Sunday,
January 4.
Knights of Columbus Geauga
Council will hold their meeting
Monday evening, January 5, at
8 o'clock at st. Helen's church
hall.
The Parish Council and Altar
and Rosary Society of st. Hell
ems will hold their Christmas
party at the January 6 meeting
in the church hall. There will
be a dollar gift exchange. Hos
tesses for the evening are:
Marge Gabella, Lucille Harms,
and Mrs. Thomas Glassburner.
The women of the parish are
invited.
Isabella Guild Meets
On Monday, December % at
st. Helen's church hall, the
Isabella Guild held a short
meeting, Is minutes to be exact,
so that members could get on
with their Christmas party.
The entertainment commit
tee was as follows: Milly Nc
Grath, Ann Fecho, Charlotte
Burke, and Midge Bizjak. The
table was beautifully set with
Christmas decorations and
candles. After the members
sang Christmas carols they sat
down to a delicious pot-luck
dinner in which all the ladies
outdid themselves, both in pre-
pairing and eating.
Now to the games: Helen
Manfredi won first prize in the
commercial guessing game con-
test. Albie Jordanek and Mrs.
Wendell HanSel being tie on
the bubble blowing contest and
why? It's understood they are
business folks and they have
been practicing faithfully be-
tween customers the past
month. Mrs. Hansell came out
first in the finals.
All the members enjoyed d
good cry during the onion
peeling and the winner was
Helen Paryzek. What did she
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SouthNeWbury
News by Lucy Simpson
Telephone Newbury S44

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Gore and
son, Larry, moved into their
new home on Center road the
past week and entertained Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Gore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Potter and Mrs. Lulu
Gore on Christmas night.
New residents of Bell road
are the Robert Campbells, who
occupy the new house they re-
Gently bought next to the
divers, west of Center road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Weicz
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Garwick and the Cars
on Christmas.
George Knox came home
from Grille hospital on Wednes-
day returning there on Sunday
expecting to undergo surgery
this week. The Knox family
including Mrs. Bessie Knox and
Mrs. Lucy Simpson were al
Ronald Simpsons for dinner on
Christmas day and the Simp-
sons and Knoxes were at Vern.
on Simpsons in Chagrin Fall:
for supper and the usual gif'
exchange.
Allen Martell was home from
Camp Lee, Va, on a briei
furlough over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Small
wood and daughter, Leslie, o
Middlefield spent Saturday eve
ming at the George Knox home
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tertained her family on Christ
mas.
Mr.. l.. E. Miller has been
painting the former kitchen at
the school, getting it ready for
use as a class room when school
opens next week.
Mrs. Clara Spaulding spent
the holidays with relatives in
Russell.
Mrs. Mable Kibler entertain
ed her family Christmas and
left Sunday morning to spend
the winter in Miami, Fla.
Mr.. Turner Blackburn re-
turned from the hospital Tues
day.
Mrs. w. H. Miller and Mrs.
Burt Ashcraft spent Christmas
Eve with Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
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News by Mrs. Frank Waltman
Telephone Newbury 1872
Church News
New Years Day is the feast
of the Circumcision" a holy
day of obligation. Masses at 8
and 10 o'clock at st. Helen's
church.
The Altar and Rosary So
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Timmons of Auburn and Christ
mas day with Mr.. and Mrs. F.
j. Miller of Chardon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Junge of
Cleveland visited Mrs. w. S. Mil
Ter, Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Granger has been
moved to the A. o. Newcomb
home on Claridon Road and is
slowly recovering her health
Mr.. Kenneth Sanborn of Mon
mouth, Ill, is spending the holi-
days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Sanborn, and his
brother, Harold and family.
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News by Mrs. James Ruch

There will be no mid-week
prayer meeting this week due
to New Years Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Varney Wolcott
of Virginia are spending the
holidays with their parents.
Christmas Day guests of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. E. Miller and Mrs.
A. D. Miller were Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Stamberger of East Cleve.
land, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Miller
and daughter Shirley of Paines,
vile and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ruch.
Mrs. Loomis of Chardon spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs,
Ray HenSel.
Mrs. A. D. Miller is visiting
her sister in Cleveland.
David Root of Maryland is
spending his vacation with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Root.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Horton en-,
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Carl Young, who attends a
preparatory school in Michigan,
spent his holiday vacation with
his family.
Mrs. Ada Harrington, son
Lloyd, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ard Harrington of MunSon were
at the Kenneth Williams home
on Christmas.