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HELP---MEN

SALESMAN with car; man living In
Maryland (Charles or st. Mary's
Coz. call on established customers
in rural areas; wholesale company,
salary. sos plus $25 weekly car ex-
pense. Yearly bonus. Call MR.
H1BBS, MA. S-1992. (Sun.. JU.
'-oooo). Ia
SALESMAN, ambitious. to sell our line
OF high grade broomS and whiSks in
and adjacent to District of Columbia
territory: Experience not required
particulars in FIRST letter. Box Bill
SALESMAN-To a man with special
lty, book, appliance or other sales
experience we have, we believe the
best new educational sales plan in
the D. c. area: Opening also'for a
manager. Prefer responsible mar
Fied man. 25-4O. All prospects
1899 Monday 1912.
SALESMAN. for retail plumbing, heat
ing. appliance and kitchen store
Must be capable man with trans
portation. Comm. basis only. Apply
Oil Georgia ave. NV. TU. 2-3444
SALESMAN, experienced in mems
furnishings. METROPOLITAN HAB-
ERDASHERS, 525 18th st. NV.
SALESMAN, settled. married, local
man. with car, for permanent posi-
ton to call on grocery-food ner-
chants, to represent commercial re-
frigeration distributor and store
fixture CO.; salary plus bonus ar
rangement: local refs. req. Our
statesmen know OF this advertise
225-E. Star. O"
SALESMAN-Our expansion program
REQUIRES man of neat appearance,
energy and ambition: excel salary
estab. territory for weli-known
supply firm in the commercial. in
stitutional and industrial trades;
sales are constant and repeat; car
Occurred "1O Mass. ave. NV,
SALESMAN-Prepared Flour Mixes
Est. firm expanding in D. C. and
who can work with wholesale gro
sary. Box OSLO. Star for inter
view.
SALESMAN, experienced. for used
cars. by new-car dealer: good propo-
sition. Box 154E. Star. -l3
SALESMAN. part or full time. to sell
fenclng; best commission In town
RIA. 6-6663. after 3 pm.
SALESMAN. inside, for one Of Wash
ington's largest wholesale seafood
to call regular customers according
to schedule; hrs. of business are
those prevailing IN the industry;
good salary to, one who can pro-
duce. Give full articulars in re-
ply. Box 351-E. Star. Ia
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HELP-MEN

GROCERY STORE MANAGER for
food specialties and, fresh fruit;
downtown; 500 week. state ex-
nerience and age Box o22-E. Star.
GROCERY STOCK MAN. exper; in
ordering stock. maintaining shelves,
and can fill in on register; must be
bondable. Apply MARTINS, 3S3O
HMABisERDAsHERY SALESMAN for one
exper. pref. HEROES. 10th at
HAR sESi ARE CLERK-Exper. not nee:
but helpful. A. g. A.. HARDWARE
CO, 944l Ga. ave-. Silver Spr., Nd.
HARDWARE CLERK. full time: good
working cond: exper. helpful. not
necessary. Apply in person. MEENE-
HANS HARDWARE, 6447 Arl. blvd.
Falls Church, Va. Id
HARDWARE CLERK; knowledge OF
hardware business prefsTre sv, g1o6
HARDWARE aS5N 7o7 H st. ne: Il
HOUSE OFFICER, white: work from
8 pm. to 8 am: Apply ANNAPO-
LIS HOTEL. 18th and 18th on H.
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shift; must have long local refs;
good salary. 1869 Ala. ave. sc.
PORTERS
For large apartment development
Apply BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY
4235 N. PerShinS dr.. trear of post
ONCE. Arlington. Va. liz
PORTER DRIVER. colored, work II
drug store; no nights or Sun. work
9439 Georgia ave.. JU. 9-564S. Il:
FRESHMEN, Miehle 2-color and Mil
Ter 2-color pressmen, experienced
on trade publication printing stead!
year-around work with consider
able overtime in good Philadelphia
plant; Present night scale S1O3:1l
and new contract now being nego-
ODICAL PRESS CORP, 1909 Noble
st., Philadelphia 23, Pa.
PRESSER. experienced, with D. c.
boiler permit. Apply Sun. & to II
or Monday. 1901 N. j. ave. NV.
PRESSER. reliable. experienced in
wool and silk. with references; good
salary. Call LA. 6-3131. IA
PRESSER. fast. dependable; higt
piecework rate; good working con.
CLEANERS, AID. 2-34SO. ia
PRESSERS. silk and wool: must b,
experienced; good salary Apply il
person, ROYAL CLEANERS. 1905
14th st. NV. Ia
PRINTER. linotype, for small Va
paper. Good salary. vacation, 40-hr
week. Work not dif1cult. Ideal eli.
mate and liv. cond. Excel. opportun.
ity for advancement. Cali Wood
OIL. 4-l4OO, Ext. 2S4O, after Mon
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statesmen

We have an opportunity at Capitol
Supply that will interest you com
pleteiy, for it will develop you into
a professional salesman. Effective
Monday, April 10. q sales course on
professional salesmanship will start.
Our organization has employed 2 OF
the finest professional salesmen in
the window field. who will not only
be with you in the field, digging up
prospects and also closing deals. Call
in person Monday. CAPITOL SUP
PLY CO.. SOC Constitution ave. ne
tformerly B ST..
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INDUSTRIAL EDITOR for monthly
house organ. Large progressive or
ganiZation; excellent opportunity
for advancement. College graduate
preferred. Experience necessary. 20
As yrs, ME. $4,000, Ext. II.
INSURANCE AGENT Of proven abil.
ity for large, established industrial
debit; 3Ofs renewal commissions
paid on both industrial and monthly
premiums; auto necessary. Apply
SOB Victor Bldg, G24 9th st. NV.
R-Thoroughly- exp. stoker.
general maintenance. IS to As yrs,
no children; $3.50 and apt. OV.
3-2397. 922 s. Wash. ST., Alex.
JAN1ToR's ASSISTANT desire
steady, reliable and sober 2nd .iani-
tor for large apt. bldg; prefer l
with some switchboard experience;
LAYNE. 400 Fairmont St, between
. and 5 pm. Sun. only.
JANITOR-Thorough expr stoker
minor repairs. 35 to As yrs; no
children; S125 and apt. ia. 7-076S.
1900 N. Oak St, AHl., Va. Id
JANITOR for light duties for bust
ness firm. MR.. MURPHY. AID.
JANiTOR, white. for sc. apt. devel-
opment.. Live in. Call 10. "-nSS1
for appt. -l2
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REAL ESTATE
statesmen

The Offices of Peter j. Hagan. Realtor.
workers with good background need
apply. Experience preferred but
not essential. Call UN. 1855 or
come to 1905 r. l. ave-, Brent
wood, Md, for interview.
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Statesmen
statesmen

WE NEED OUTSIDE
SELLING MEN FOR
SEWING MACHINES.
WE WANT THE BEST
MEN AVAILABLE AND
ARE WILLING TO PAY
TOP COMMISSIONS.
WE FURNISH PLENTY
OF LEADS. YOU MUST
HAVE CAR.
ASK FOR MIR. ECKERT
BIG F ST. NV.
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MANAGER
MANAGERS
AND
MEN TO TRAIN
For Credit Clothing
Store Management

Excellent managerial positions for
qualified men. Also top opportuni-
ties for men to train for store
management. Out-of-to assign
ments Transportation paid.) Good
salary plus many incentive arrange
ments. Write giving experience, etc.
Box 4S97E. Star.
MEAT BUYER MANAGER, capable
developing into supervisor group
D. c. supermarkets;. prefer mature
man. 35-45 years old, in responsible
position but advancement blocked
by seniority. Write experience,
present salary. Excellent oppor-
tunity in growing organization.
Box 436-C. Star.
MECHANICS - New-car Studebaker
agency, plenty of work, excel COM
penSation. all company benefits,
opport. to grow with company ex-
pansion program. Apply in person.
HARDY RICHARDSON NJ o T o r
SALES GIL Wilke ST., Alex, Va
See George Remick. Ia
MECHANICS HELPERS, Is and over;
seasonal. EN-. 2-4169. --I2
MECHANIC for equipment and tool
maintenance; electrical contractor;
40-hr. week; paid commensurate
with ability. Call LII. 1-63S5 or
10. S-Hq44. after 6. 10
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GARDENER, experienced. white OF
colored, houseman, with lst-class
refs; 5-day week. good pay. per-
manent. For interview. call HO
ton; live in. LO. 5-0S72. IA
GARDENER - Experienced landscape
gardener, familiar with all types OF
plants, shrubs and greenhouse; per-
manent position on small estate in
Bethesda. Apply in person. Suite
100, Investment Bldg. Hour. 3
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statesmen

statesmen
Sell Chevrolet trucks for washington s
largest Chevrolet dealer. Highest
commission rates with a minimum
guaranteed wage of 500 per week
plus new car transportation; expert
ence desirable but not essential.
We want men who can produce,
OuriSman Chevrolet, Inc.
Sob St. NE H j. CraEer. II. 1900
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MEDICAL SALESMAN

MEDICAL SALESMAN
The Borden Co.. prescription products
in detail sales work for an outstand.
ing young man 25-35. Experience
in this field desirable. general sales
experience necessary; salary, expense
allowance plus incentive bonus.
Write, giving qualifications includ-
THE BORDEN CO, Prescription
Products Division. $50 Madison ave-.
New York II. N. Y.
MESSENGER-CLERK (white) for in
veStment banking firm. ST. 3-3130.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h.s.g., for in
ner office delivery OF mail and pack
ages. 6-day wk. Perm. Air -cond.
office DI E-oQQQ- ext OLE
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PHARMACISTS

PHARMACISTS
excellent salary; 4S-hour
week 6-S hrs. day; 6 holidays a VI.
with pay. Large prescription bust
ness. Ideal working conditions.
Excellent chance for advancement.
Vacation with pay after one year.
Sick leave after one year. Insur-
ance and disqualification available
after 3 mos employment. Retire.
ment plan available for those over
30 with two years service. Write or
apply in person to Mr.. c. B. Aldrich,
PEOPLES DRUG STORES, INC.
- P st ne. WASHINGTON y, D. c.
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statesmen

Let's face it! Maybe you won't make
$500 per week with us, but We will
any. company in our field. If, after
an interview, YOU are not convinced
our offer is the beSt-well, l guess
were all entitled to our opinion.
Call Mr.. Mann. LA. 6-5630 for appt.
CHAMBERL1N CO. OF AMERICA
1925 New York Ave. NE.
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In addition to top wages and all
the usual benefits. we will cut you
in on AICo's prof1ts by means OF
our Unusual profit sharing plan. We
need Thoroughly experienced men
accustomed to working to close toll
erances. Get out of the rut; come
see us
AHRENDT INSTRUMENT CO..
1910 Calvert Rd., College PIX. Nd.
UN. 4-567s -,
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GLASS ESTIMATOR

man, who can read blueprints and
figure on both large and small Jobs;
must have ability to think for your
self. If you are above the average
and feel qualified to fill this job,
phone Mr.. Nell for an interview
HUGH REILLY co. MA. S-17O3
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PHARMACIST

Opening for q young man in down
town drugstore. Opportunity TO
learn merchandising and mgmt
Call RE. 7-192S for personal in
terview. lis
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALESMAN, EX-
PERIENCED. GOOD SALARY AND
BONUS. POTOMAC PHOTO SUP
PLY, 1894 PA. AVE. NV. lie
IPLASTERERS WANTED - t-class
men only. Also hod carriers. Phone
XII. 9-5S09. -12
IPLASTERERS, 2 1St-CLASS
WHITE MECHANICS Ii. R-S2Ol
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ATTENTION

National company estab-
liShed many years in Wash
ington. D. c.. offers a perma-
nent sales position to alert,
aggressive man under 70.
Applicant must have success
full sales BACKGROUND or be
accustomed to dealing with
the public; position carries
very substantial income If
you can qualify. For informa-
ton. call MR.. LASKEY. ST.
3-5323 mornings. 1870 to
1890.
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ENGINEERS

ENGINEERS
CHALLENGING
JET
PROBLEMS
For
CREATIVE
ENGINEERS
Reducing jet engine cost ano
weight by using plastics.
Developing materials capa-
BILE of withstanding 1000
degrees F.
Designing Lightweight, relia-
able servo control circuits.
Increasing air flow through
a fixed diameter compressor
These are typical problems that Gen.
| efal Electrlc'S creative engineers
meet and solve in the design and
development Of new and advanced
aircraft turboJet engines at Jet Cen
fer. hANnnIlaFteTS fnF CenarAI ElPr-
tries Aircraft Gas Turbine Division
at Cincinnati, Ohio.
II yours is the imaginative, analyti-
cal mind that seeks new challenges,
there Is q place for you among the
engtneers at Jet Center who are
probing the vast unknown areas OF
Jet propulsion.
OPPORTUNITIES EXIST
IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:
PILOT LINE DESIGN
APPLICATION ENGINEERING
LIAISON ENGINEERING
ADMINISTRATIVE Al ". M ENG1NEEDINo
IMETALLURGiCAL ENGINEERING
HYpRAuL1c
ELECTRONIC
Es!NJ1NG EEIAE O1EMAHNE HNHE PIP
WEIGHT AND CRITICAL MATERIAL
STRESS ANALYSIS
VIBRATION AND DAMPENING
FLUID MECHANICS
HEAT TRANSFER
THERMODYNAMICS
TEST FACILITIES CONSTRUCTION
ENGINE LUBRICATION
ENGINEERING
PRELIMINARY MECHANICAL
DESIGN
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
Positions are also available
at West Lynn. Mass.
Please do not apply If your best skills
are. being used for vital defense
work.
Send Your Resume to:
TECHNICAL g. SUPERVISORY
PERSONNEL
Aircraft Gas Turbine Division
GENERAL
ELECTRICCO.
Cincinnati IS, Ohio
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HELP-MEN
MACHINISTS

Permanent full time positions for
experienced machinists; excellent
opportunity for advancement. Apply
in person. Personnel once
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BECKERS

Fine leatherwear and gifts.
GRILL AND SANDWICH MEN: one
for week ends only and one for full
week: kosher-style food: exper. nee
essary: good salary guaranteed.
RANDY'S RESTAURANT. lib 18th
st. NV. -16
GROCERY CLERK - Exper.; must
have D. c. drivers permit, refer
ences. Apply 5518 Conn. ave. IA
GROCERY CLERKS-(2) for super
well paid jobs for industrious young
men. See Mr.. Brown at 5405 An
napoliS I'd. IA
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P. o. BOX 3O46
WASHINGTON, D. C.

TENORS AND BASS SINGERS
tcolored) wanted for choir work.
Cali co. 5-4l55. --l2
TIMEKEEPER. material checker and
labor foreman; experienced; on large
apt. job. 4012 Columbia pike. Ar
lington. See FRANK. -l5
TRAINEE-Bookkeep credit mgr
sales. National Paint Manufacturer
desires man age 1928 with some
exper. or related education for
training as branch credit mgr. All
employees benefits plus bonus plan.
Excellent advancement opportuni-
ties. N-WILLIAMS co. A.
F. Winterble, 1921 Ga. ave. Silver
Spring. Md. IA
TRAINEE
We are looking for a draft-exempt
young man. age 20-30, who is work
ing toward or has degree in
business administration: after
short training period he will be
promoted to the supervisory posi-
ton OF assistant cashier; hours,
$50 am. to 4:45 pm. Monday
through Friday. Apply personnel
INSURANCE CO., $40 14th st, NV.
ia
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THE SUNDAY STAR
HELP MEN (cOnt.)

Washington, D. C..
SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1858
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Navy Fire Control Man

Navy Fire Control Man
A eauipment; F E or ."l FEB graduate graduate
With engineering firm.
Corey Engineering Co.
Call NE. s-6al3 IA
NIGHT MAN i fCISTed' tGT ns
sle1a1or and PB4 boaTd 0P aoaTs
1890 pm; to. 7 am. Local refer
ences. After 10 am. AID. 4-2363.
NIGHT AUDITOR. experienced hand
Ti SSiil'i HorA AGDig Ysos A Eye st. n NV
NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE business
has room for / man in sales depart
ment: experience not necessary. but
willingness to work and learn is;
saFE Phone e.
for appointment.
OFFSET FRESHMAN, Models 1850
and 1900 and 2O66. Apply in per
son. 22l H St. ne. No phone calls.
OUTSIDE SALESMAN-Leads fur
nished: earnings unlimited: must be
neat. willing worker. Apply in
person only; FULFoRDs COLONY
RADIO. Clio Georgia ave. nv;
PAINTER. experienced only. Call be-
fore noon Sunday only. IA. 2-3S04
PAINTERS. experienced only, Report
to Asp Mass. ave. NV, 7:30 a m.
Monday. ready for work. See MR..
RICHARDSON.
PAINTER, 1st-class. Apply to 1892
Newton st. NV. 7:30 am. Mon
day, ready for work.
PAINTERS, 1st class: sober only. Call
after z pm. OV. 3-5333. -12
PAINTERS
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GOLD STAMPERS
ENGRAVERS
LEATHER REPAIRMEN

We have several good openings ir
our service dept. for steady worker.
interested in permanent employment
with opportunities for advancement
II your references are good and you
are willing to work, we are WILLING
to train you. Why not come IL
and talk it over? You will enjoy
working at
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HELP--MEN
PORTERS

PORTER-DRIVER, drugstore. day
shift; must have long local refs.
good salary. 1899 Ala. ave. Sc
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Due to expansion. 3 men needed at
once: guaranteed income. Call UN.
4-l645. between S to 10 am. and
a m 6 n m ia
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SALESMAN

Permanent position with nationally
known company. high income. OPP
portunity for rapid advancement;
cor necessary. OIL. 4S2@6 from
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SALESMEN-PART TINE.
Attention. Govt. empl.: work ewes
and Sat, supplement YOUR income
selling hospital medical expense
accident and sickness plan; work.
ing appointments in concentrated
area Xrite RnN oO0-E. Star
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CARD OF THANKS

Rev. S. II. Bowles wishes to eX-
press his deepest and heart felt
thanks 70 his members Of the
Pentecostal Apostolic Faith, Pen
.tecostal Assemblies Of the World
for their kindness and thought
fulness in his hour Of bereave-
ment.
He wishes 20 give special
thanks to Rev. F. Bell, pastor OF
the Church Of God in Christ, NV
10Th st. and 2nd court, Bishop j..
r. Curry, Deacon 7. R. Thurston
and his fine choir also members
of the Church of God, and B.
Solomon Funeral Home and the
many relatives and friends who
sent flowers, cards and kilograms
of condolences.
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IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory of
our dear wife and mother,
LULA V. WALLACE
VINO departed this life Nov. IL,
1880.
Twenty three years ago, Lula,
YOU left us. We missed you but
we realize that God taketh none
but his own. And we know that
on the final resurrection morning
when the graves their dead re-
store, husband, wife and sons
meet once more.
Alaric Wallace, husband
Leroy and Norris sons
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Jones (deceased) and Brother
Hart. ,sS.A
She also prayed for many in
fantS.
To her bereaved family l saw:
Cheer up sad hearts and cease
repining,
Behind the dark clouds is the sun
still shining,
Thy fate is the common fate of all
Into each life, some rain must
fall
Some days must be dark and
dreary.
Sleep on Mother Bowles. We love
you but
Jesus loves you best"
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CARD OF THANKS
We the family of the late,
DOROTHY KING

who departed this life Oct. Is,
1853, wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to neigh
bors for their kindness lin the
hour of our bereavement. Our
thanks to all for cards, kilograms,
flowers and cars.
An exceptional thanks to Canon
Charles F. Cooper, Bishop Richard
Grant, and choir of the African
Orthodox Church, and Booker T.
Washington High School chorus,
and the Francis Funeral Home.
Mr.. Emanuel King, father
Mrs. Pauline Cambridge,
mother
Mrs. Euphemia Butler,
=. grand aunt
Staff Sgt. Ivan King, Bro.
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IN MEMORIAM
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of our beloved
father and uncle,
REV. SIDNEY EMANUEL
and
DR.. JAMES E. EMANUEL
Though many years have passed
since you left us,
Your presence is felt as keenly
today as then.
We loved you but God loved and
took his own.
We anticipate happy reunionl
The Family
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CARD OF THANKS

Rev. Sherman BOWIeS highly
recommends to the community OF
greater Miami, the patronage Of
Mr.. B. Solomon who did an ex-
tremely good job on the body OF
his dearly beloved wife, Mrs.
Emily Bowles. His work receiv-
ed much praise from the COM
munity in which she lived.
Rev. Sherman Bowles most
highly recommends 10 our
growing community the patronage
of Mr.. Solomon. Many thanks to
the B. Solomon Funeral Home for
its courteous and efficient service.
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IN MEMORIAM
I'm memory of our dear father
MIR. HENRY L. MAJOR

I'm memory OF our dear IatheT
MIR. HENRY L. MAJOR
died November IA, 1852.
Like a ship that's left its mooring
And sails bravely out to sea.
So someone dear has sailed away
In calm serenity.
But there's promise Of greater JOY
Than earth can have in store;
For God has planned richer life,
Beyond the Unseen shore.
Left to mourn a wife, eight
children, fifteen grandchildren,
one sonin-law. three daughters
in-law, four brothers, two sisters,
three nephews, one niece, and
host of other relatives and friends
May Cod bless you.
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Sis. Emily Bowles AS
A Mother
TESTIMONY
BY SISTER LETHA CURRY

1t was my privilege to meet Sis.
Bowles several years ago. At our
first meeting we developed a
friendship which lasted unto her
death. When / first met her, she
explained the scripture to me al
most daily, telling me about the
Lord and asking me will I repent
and be baptized in Jesus name
for the remission of sins and re-
ceive the Holy Ghost. She took
me to Mother Lindo, the location
of our present church site and !
tarried there the first time for
the Holy Ghost.
She began to watch over my
life and my salvation to a new
life. She saw to it that / prayed
daily, that attend church every
Sunday and every other night on
which church was held. She was
truly a faithful member in Christ.
When Sister Lindo left for New
York, Mother BoWles and the
fellow members Of Sister Lindo,
with the exception of a few saints
started to hold services in the
back of her yard. Through Moth
er Bowles' determination, faith,
and willingness to work for God
she obtained liscense with the
Pentecostal Assemblies of the
World. Later she was ordained a
minister on June rs, 1912 by
Bishop Samuel Grimes of New
York City. she served faithfully
in this capacity as minister and
as a mother eight years until i'll
ness retarded her progress. Her
beloved husband, is now my pas
tor.
In the death of Sister BoWles
the community has suffered a
great loss. 1t has lost a great re-
ligious mother who was rich in
charitable deeds, whose generous
understandings in the troubles of
others, unfailing courage of her
own made her beloved by every
one who knew her.
A place is vacant in her home
which can never be refilled. A
voice we all loved so well to hear
is forever stilled. She was a
friend to everybody and every
body was a friend to her. The
sympathy of the entire commun-
ity goes out to her beloved hus-
band Rev. Sherman BoWles and
family very sincerely. The death
of their beloved one has brought
to close very useful life. She
is gone but not forgotten. May she
restt in peace and may light per-
petual shine upon her.
Sister Bowles' children in the
Lord, whom she baptized in the
name of Jesus Christ include:
Sisters Letha Curry, Mary De-
lancy, Josephine Hart Bingham
Elouise Wylie Hughes, Carolina
Simmons, (deceased), and Lillian
Orr.
She Prevailed with Sister Mary
Jones and Sister Louise Strachar
when they received the Holy
Ghost. She tarried with Brother
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Funeral services for Mr.. Cyril
Nottage, who expired Nov. S were
conducted at Mt. Sinai Baptist
Church on Monday, Nov. 9. Rev,
S. A. Thomas officiated and Rev.
Culmer of Grace Presbyterian
church delivered the eulogy. In
terment was held in Lincoln Me-
mortal cemetery.
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IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory OF
our dear husband, father and
grand father,
WALTER LOWERY
who departed this life Nov. 10,
1850.
Gone, but not forgotten.
We love you, but Jesus loves
you best.
The Family
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The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Bucnannon was still born
at Christian Hospital on Friday,
Nov. 6. Services and interment
were conducted Thursday, Nov
IL.