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HELP-.--MEN

MEN. 3 full time and one part tinless
full- time men with no previous a.
peraence average 500 and up per
week: repeat business plus regular
customers assures you OF steady
day rial oasis, 4 Won wish to prove
this Is. Fuller Brush dealers aver.
{ On regular customers BY appt.:
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. An
exper man will make calls with you
and train you. II YOU are interested
in q sure way to raise your income
inquire at oil National Press Bldg.
l4th and r SITS. NV, or Phone DI.
7-4i77 or DI 7-3s9s. 81
~ MEN
Would you like TO be salesman
Would you be interested in being
connected with an established COM
pany, with 80 yrs selling experience,
who will give you thorough train
ing in its products. instruction In
selling, and pay you wkly. salary
plus Q commission? All we ask OF
you is an honest effort to cooper
ate with our sales training program.
We have positions open for men
who wish to make selling q career
and We are particularly interested
in representatives In the Virginia
territory. Call Ho. 2-5207 for an
AMCo PRODUCTS co.
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HELP WANTED-AGENcIEs

BKKPRS. AND ACCOUNTABILITY,
specialize in these positions. ATLAS
1920 N. 7. ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
Observation-Disclosures young.
good conversationaiist. familiar with
wedding etiquette; S55 wk. See
DOT REED. 1911 q St NV, Ma.
LAB. TECHNICIAN. reg. and exper.
white. GRACE DUNN. 1911 @ st.
NV. GRE. 7-2S2S).
OPENINGS for Statesmen. enginesrs
BOYDS, cor. @ and 12th tEst. 81
yrs.D: Ma. $3.50.
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FIELD MANAGER

HYATTSvII.LE AREA; car nec.; must
be ambitious, able to sell, train and
supervise: compl training will be
given: about $50 wkly. to start. Ap-
ply MR.. YOUNG, 1912 PM, RIM.
706, 1919 r st. NV.
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PATRICIA SCHILLER. Attorney.
$40 18th Street, NV.
Filed August 8. 1864. Harry M. Hull
CIark

SASN n@sess " 49,. kAeiiS M. nuh'
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia
PATSY READ LEONARD. a Minor
by GLADYS READ, her mother and
next friend, IS Forester st, SW.,
DONALD L. LEONARD. Box 40
Washington. D. c., Plaintiff VS.
Navy 214. co Fleet Post ONCE
CA. 2664-54.-The object Of this
suit is to obtain absolute divorce
nor. by GLADYS READ, her mother
and next friend, from the defendant
on the ground of desertion. On
motion of the plaintiff. 1t is this
9TH day Of August. 1854, ordered
that the defendant DONALD l.
LEONARD cause his appearance to
be entered herein on or before the
forthieth day, exclusive of SUNDAYS
and legal holidays. occurring after
the day of the first publication OF
this order; otherwise the cause will
be. proceeded with as in case OF
default. Provided, a copy of this
order be published once q week for
three successive weeks in the Wash
lngton Law Reporter, and The Eve
WAITER NJ. BASTfAN. judge
lSeaD Attest: HARRY NJ. HULL,
Clerk, Bv CHARLES T. McCALLY
Deputy Clerk. au9.16.23
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ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERS

Positions in military and
civilian fields are available for
electrical engineers with BIS.
degrees and several years
experience in any Of the fol-
lowing: Flight stimulation,
computers, teleyision, radar,
servomechanisms, missiles,
countermeasures, Iiavigational
radio aids, FIRE control. tele-
metering, computer compo-
nents and general circuitry.
Capabilities, individual ap-
plication and accomplishments
are recognized and rewarded.
Salary based on education,
experience and ability. Nu-
merous employe benefits are
provided.
All uiries answered
promptly and in confidence.
Proof citizenship required.
ERGO
ENGINEERING a. RESEARCH
CORP.
Riverdale, Md.
WA. 7-4444, Ext. 106
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MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC

Colored, to work in lge. apt. develop
ment in Sc. section. Applicant must
be thoroughly exper. in all phases of
bldg. maintenance, incl, tile set
ting and carpentry. be sober. reliable
and able to furnish references from
ONCE. .CAFRITz CO.. 1920 X st. NV,
Rfcand flnnr. .-23
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DRIVER

For Or. zee cream cam vending routes: a.day
I'LL ICE CREAM CO.. l4ig L st. SIC.
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ATTENTION, WOMEN

MANY INTERESTING JOBS
CONE IN AND TALK IT OVER
EXPERIENCED OR BEGINNERS
SECYS., French bilingual, American
citizen .s $4,000
SECYS., association 1870
SECYS.-BKPRS.. real esate :. $4,000
s Eggs 50 words typists. radio abS
sECYs.. law, 1-girl office -. $500
SECYS.. rusty shorthand $4,000
BKPRS., full chg, to 40 yrs. Open
orc MGR. rusty shhd. typ, So, 900
TELETYPE TYPISTS, fast So, 900
DICTAPHONE TYPISTS. NE. $500
STATS. TYPS., 2 yr. COL $500
SIX. CONTROL elk. some typ. 500
TYPISTS. learn purchasing $4,000
CLERK-TYPISTS 40-5O words, 1925
JUNIOR UNDERWRITERS, type. will
EXECUTIVE HousEKEEpER. exper.
Open
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
HOS 10th NV. at L. Elk. 3-727O
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supervision.
Apply Personnel once
HOTEL STATLER
18th and L SITS. NV. "a
FURNITURE SALESMAN
Must be thoroughly expe-
rienced; under 40 years OF
age; will pay top salary and
commission; permanent po-
sition. Box 462-Z. Star.
GAS STA. ATTENDS. (2)-Exper
bet; 25.35. must furn. good refs.
suNoCo. 7211 Carroll ave-. TAX; PIX
GLASS MEN. experienced. all around
sober reliable; steady employment
GROCERY ROC ss.' GLER ri expert experienced, must
WILLIE MARKET, 1921 Brookville
I'd. Chevy Chase. Nd. -27
GROCERYMAN
service supermarket: steady EN-.
opsn sun e SEVEN Rsy co 81 1iEa' MAR mas
kET, Falls Church, Va. -26
HOTEL DESK CLERK. for 125-rm
hotel; 4 to midnight; switchboard
some exper. pref. HUI. 3-6116. "a
JANITOR. colored, must have knowl-
edge Of oil burner and be handy
with tools. Good starting salary
plus apt. ana utils. Only expert
enced need apply. See MR.. GEE
Suite 100, Investment Bldg. Mon
80 only. 90
JANITOR. part time: married, n,
children: for excel apt. bldg. II
Apply DREYFUSS BROS. INC, Ma
8-05S2. at 1919 18th st. NV.
LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN, must b,
steady and have good references
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 27th ane
* st. NV. Ia
MAN. 35-55: neat. dependable. TO,
errands and some Office. Must have
drivers permit. Apply 10 am. u
DENTAL CO.. 1904 Z St INV. PA
MAN-Neat. ambitious to assist fielt
mgr. on regular routes, Can carr
$40 per wk. to start. Sales exper
helpful but not necessary. See MR.
nOCC DIM An1 1AnS n ct n W
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AIS MOTORS
Chrysler-P Plymouth Dealer
1910 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.

AUTO GLASS MAN. also helper with
a iSHs Ell aLAss sss n St. sf nav. ~
A GrTo' MECHANIC, white; paid vac..
. man ARPlyn 1S9s ara st. ne 1Is
sired. Good salary, vacation with
spay. insurance and other benefits
See Mr.. Rogers, PARKWAY MOTOR
CO.. INC. 3O40 M st. NV. -23
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS MANAGER
Prefer one familiar with Nash parts
good starting salary and best OF
wash ESFs5ns sGnS5sHps G Ss M o Fyfs
Moore ST., Arlington. ia. $4,000
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. opportun-
ity to Join one of Washington's old.
est Ford dealers. Must have recent
experience. Excellent compensation
for good man, Demostrator furn
ToR5 M soi %S'f + a1s ne BE- M2 E
AUTO SALESMAN for used cars. Mus
be bondable and highly experienced
Wonderful deal for good man. NJ
others need S,,; Apply; RE1N T MoToE
AGT0 ssI ISS used used cars ars. We We hav;
salaried and commission OPENING
for exper. used car men. This is 8
money-making deal. No outside so.
letting. Excel. values plus heavy
advertising Is bringing in more pros.
poets than our present organization
can handle. Call Mr.. Nicholson. II
$500. AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC
1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne. -27
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN-Ex'
perienced service salesman can bt
placed in q permanent top-payins
position. See Mr.. Terry. WISSINGEF
CHEVROLET CO.. Falls Church, Va.
JE. 2-l117. -23
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AUTO FRAME
STRAIGHTENERS

Due to the expansion of our bod,
shop, we are looking for a man who
is willing to work. This is an oppor.
tunity for a man to 60 into bust.
ness for himself. We have all the
modern equipment and facilities fol
frame Strengthening in our one-stor
service department. See Mr.. Schick
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nELp--MEN
MECHANIC

White. for work on heavy equipment.
Applicant must have own tools, be
sober, reliable and have car. Good
starting salary plus car allowance.
Apply personnel Office, CAFRITZ
CO. 1420 x st. NV, I'd floor. Ia
MECHANICS HELPER. SOME Elk.
PERIENCE DESIRED IN ESII-
MATING REPAIRS; KNOWLEDGE
HELPFUL, HIGH SCHOOL EDUcA-
TON. STEADY JOB. ANNUAL AND
SICK LEAVE BENEFITS. APPLY IN
PERSON, BASE EXCHANGE, AN.
DREWS AIR FORCE BASE. IA
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HELP--lAEN, tcons. J

BARBER WANTED--Need sober, re-
liable progressive barber in nearby
/. Nd. town; excel. hours. excel. wages
BEAUTY AND BARBER SUPPLY
Co. HU. 3-4041. 1922 14th st, NV
Ia
BOYS. IA to 16. full or part time
Can earn over 81 per hr. Must be
clean cut and well hammered. SEE
DON MASON. 426 9th st; NV. bet
BRANCH MANAGER
Alert. aggressive married, man tc
take over washington branch ter.
CO. sales background helpful Dpe csr
fuknre. write b. M. SUFFER-. Boz
206-z, Star. giving. phone number.
answers confidential. IA
BRICKLAYERS, 40 white. non-union.
report to Job FL miles past Seven
Graham I'd. left to Job. -23
BRrCKLAYERS, white; non-union.
pected See Mr.. Champion at 1872
MASSACHUSETTS, ave. NV. between
BRICKLAYERS, white, nonuhion: only
good MECHANICS need apply. Phone
ia. 7-3254: ewes. ia. Afro. --26
Building Superintendent
Someone with. large ONCE building
apt. OF. hotel experiences; must be
qualified to supervise large main.
tenance staff. In reply. give age
auirements. Box 301-Z. Star. Pa
BUTCHER, neat and sober. Apply
SANDERS MARKET, <3243 Mt
Pleasant st. NV. IA
BUTCHER-Good salary, good op.
portunity, must have good refs. Ap-
ply in person. FOOD BASKET SU-
PER MARKET, 1901 18th st. NV.
BOY. white. 1S: shipping and mai
ing dept. NATIONAL PUBLICA-
TON. co. 5-1014, Mr.. Nicholson.
"a
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TO WORK AND LIVE
IN BEAUTIFUL
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO
Convair in San Diego has
openings for:
Electronic Engineers
Experienced in microwave
antennae,, microwave COM
ponents, digital computers,
circuit design, pulse and
CIV. radar, mathematical
analysis, test equipment,
servomechanisms, cleo
tronic packaging, product
engineering, aircraft an
tennae plus electro
mechanical standards lab
oratory engineers.
Dynamics Engineers
To investigate dynamic sta
bility, control and guidance
problems. Requires back
ground experience in sta
bility theory, servomecha-
nism analysis, analogue
computerS and guidance
studies We are also inter-
eSted in men who are ex-
perienced in problems, in
volving areoelasticity, vi
bration analysis and tran
sient loads.
Flight Test Engineers
Experienced in instrumental
ton operations and analy-
sis.
Aircraft and Missile
Designers
Experienced in the design of
power plant installation
and aircraft hydraulics.
Also a limited number of
openings in electrical in
stallation and structural
design.
We invite you to talk over
opportunities for you to
join the Convair Engineer
ing Department :. truly
an engineers" engineer
ing department offering
you stability, plus challeng-
ing work on a wide variety
of projects.
Convair's new ERA. 1103
Digital Computer will be in
operation soon to assist en-
gineers In our advanced en-
cheering department.
San Diego will give you and
your family unmatched
living ideal climate
beaches, mountains and
Mexico only minutes away.
Housing plentiful and rea-
Sonable. Generous travel
and moving allowances.
INTERVIEWS WILL BE
CONDUCTED BY
| CONVAIR ENGINEERS
FOR YOUR
APPOINTMENT
PLEASE PHONE
STERLING 3-6255
MONDAY OR TUESDAY
AUGUST % OR "a
8 Am. TO4 PM.
ENGINEERING
| WRITER
Compile material for and write IN.
struction manuals covering theory
l operation and maintenance OF ord.
| nance equipment; capable Of assum.
| ing responsibility for the manual
| from rudimentary to finished form;
specific experience In the held D.
| ordnance equipment essential; fol-
/ low through on Illustration and
| production.
S-day. 40-hour week; liberal employs
Dement'S. Phone ~. $1,000, per,
sonnet department,
lvITRo CORP. OF AMERICA
ee2 WAYNE Ave-. Silver Spring, Md
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FLOOR STEWARD
Apply Personnel once
HOTEI. CTATI TT

An experienced white man for kitchen
supervision
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ATTENTION. MEN
HELP---MEN

ASBESTOS SIDING APPLICATOR for
aoie "a on Fran
ACCOUNTANT, for cPA's Office: must
have exper. with books: $500 per
month: opportunity for varied exper.
State age, education, experience and
refs. Box 1861, Star. %
ACCOUNTANT CONTROLLERSHIP 49,
For organization in Germany; sal
airy $1,000 plus; also assistant, sal
airy $4,000. Write giving full in
formation as to education. exper ,
age. etc. to Box 65-X, Star. --23
ACCOUNTANT
Young man % to go with accounting
Write, giving qualifications and sal
airy desired. Box ASK, Star. -23
AUDITOR
must have training in accounting
and be free to travel after several
months training in our home office.
Apply between 8 am. and 3 pm. to
personnel office, Room 800, EQUI-
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. sic
14th st. NV. -26
ADVERTISING detail and traffic as
sistant. Young man, 1925, for ma.
tional magazine. Handle material
for printing, proof-read. dispatch
and dS maintain PRODUCTION ,, records and r,
ence helpful but not necessary.
Opening salary. 1926 mo. Submit
resume in own handwriting. Boz
1S6-X, Star. ga
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Engineering Corporation
1413 K ST. NV. Me. S-1711
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
exper. in home building this area
able to supervise and coordinate
trades. Expanding Arm operating ir
Maryland. DU. 1881. -25
Convertible Top Man
MUST BE EXPERIENCED AND
1ST-CLASS
State expected salary! years Of ex
perience, age. Box 1917. Star
COOK, colored, exper.: must be fast
sober and reliable; no night work
Refs Closed Sun. and holidays
Apply in person only. NATIONAL
DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV.
--25
COOK wanted, open kitchen expert
ence. Apply 119 independence ave
Sc, Ii. 1904. -25
COUNTERMEN, white, for work II
our new shop. Apply in person only
VICTOR'S, 4441 Conn. ave. NV
-25
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ROBERT C. GOTTEN, Jr., Attorney
Sol Perpetual Bldg.
Filed August 2. 1854. Harry M. Hull.
Clerk,

Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
: for the District of Columbia. Re
Application Of Charles Ernest Nc
Leod. For Change of Name.1rCiyil
Mcleod. having filed complaint
for a JUDGMENT changing his name
to Charlotte Frances Mcleod and
having applied to the Court for an
order of publication of the notice
by the Court. this End day OF Au-
gust, 1854. Ordered that all persons
concerned show cause, If any. there
be. on or before the 9th day OF
August. 1854, why the prayers OF
said complaint should not be
this order be published once a week
for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The WASHINGTON Star
Isl MATTHEW F. MCGUIRE. Judge:
NJ HULL, CLERK. By ANGELA M
HUGHES. Deputy Clerk. aus, 1923
A. SLATER CLARK, Attorney,
1926 M st. NV. Washington. D. G.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate court.-No. So. 1913,
Notice.: That the subscriber. Of the
State Of Maryland has obtained from
the Probate Court OF the District OF
Columbia, Letters of Administration
on the estate of Charles Todd
Garcia, late of the District of Column
bia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on
or before the 3rd day of February,
law be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. Given under my hand
this Bird day of August, 1854. BRYAN
j. SHOCKLEY, Greensboro, Md
lSeal) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
District of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. au9.16,23
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Mechanical

SENIOR ENGINEERS
Permanent assignments in the fol-
lowing fields:
DESIGN ENGINEERS
Layout and overall system design OF
ordnance components. Exper.- should
include years or more board exper.
from detail part design to complete
system design.
SYSTEMS ENGINEERS
Conduct launcher system feasibility
design studies and propose basic sys-
TEN design.
b-day 40-hour week. Liberal en-
ploye benefits. Phone JU. 5-7200
personnel department.
VITRO CORP. OF AMERICA
ee2 Wayne Ave-. Silver Spring. Nd.
FAMILY MAN
For responsible sales position
with large national distrib-
uting organization. Neat ap-
pearance; no investment;
Car helpful. If you are avail
immed., call JU. 5-1351, ask
for MIR. LLEWELLYN.
Direction to get to 10000 Insley st
Go uu Georgia ave. to Plyers Mil
I'd, turn left and Insley 10 6rst left
on Plyers Mill I'd.
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ELECTRICIAN, journeyman and ex.
perienced helper wanted. Call JU
ELECTRICIAN, exper. apprentice
helper: excel. pay: telephone. ROBT
G. MARSHALL. RA. 6-9422; ewes,
JU. 9-192S. -23
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CAMERA SALESMAN-Must have ex-
tensive knowledge of photographic
equip; excel. opportunity. Apply
MIR. LEVIN, XII. 9-2771.
CARPENTER, own tools and car:
steady work: begin So per hr. APP
ply ready to work: SECO, SOL
Schrider ST., Sill. Spg.. Nd, 8 am
CARPENTER-A-1 mechanic, frame
and trim for residential work.
Steady. year-'round operation with
good pay. Call OIL. 2-9070. pa
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VENETIAN BLIND
INSTALLER

VENETIAN BLIND
INSTALLER
Must be thoroughly experienced. all
round man. Will pay highest wages
for work Of this type TO one who
qualities. Good working conditions
steady work throughout year. Apply
in person. 1904 r. I. ave. ne. -23
WINDOW TRIMMER-CARD WRITER
experienced, for ladies' ready to
wear store; 500 weekly. Apply
YOUNG MAN, 1S or over, for maya
zine stand in bus depot: ref. 4O3
18th st. NV.
MAN-DEPENDABLE
With car; permanent EN-.
ployment. Apply ELECTROLUX
CORP. 3707 Ga. ave. NV.
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HELP-WOkEN
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SHAPIRO

Engineering Corporation
1413 K ST. NV. Me. Sill.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-09-25
MAIDEN
Rev. Earl Wesley Lawson

Rev. Earl Wesley Lawson
20 Madison street,
Maiden, Mass.
Sunday, September 26, 1890
A. M. Morning Worship
services Theme: Him Only
VIII I Serve" 1890 P. M. :
Church School Promotion
Day. $50 P. NJ. Youth Eel
lowship. Sept. q Oct. i
Fall Revival Oct. 3 Home
Coming Sunday.
Copy was mislaid, hence
there few items.
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CAMBRIDGE
MASS. AVE.
BAPTIST CHURCH

Norfolk and Hampshire SITS,
Cambridge, Mass.
Rev. A. Roger Williams, Pastor
1t is with deep and pro-
found sorrow that the fol-
lowing announcement is
made: Rev. Lloyd Abercrom-
bic, assistant minister of this
church, passed away suddenly
on Monday, September IS. His
funeral was held here on Fri
day, September II, with many
ringing erlogies by associated
ministers and mourning fri
ends. The funeral sermon was
preached by the Church's pas
tor, A. Roger Williams. His
body was laid to rest in Cam
bridge Cemetery.
Rev. Abercrombie was self
less, indefatigable laborer in
Christ's vineyard and, in his
ministry, never wearied in Civ
ing Of his time, his talents
and his purse. His passing
leaves an irreplacable vacancy
in this church and in the
community.
The deep and sincere SYM
pathy of the entire church
is extended to his widow, Sis
ter Virginia Ambush Aber-
crombie, and all ather mem
bers of his family.
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WORCESTER
JOHN STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH
4 John Street

Rev, H. Benton Harris, Minister
A large group, including our
choir members, pastor, officers,
and members of tie congrega-
ton along with the Friendly
-Four Quartette, are planning
to go to the Massachusetts,
Avenue Baptist Church, Sun
day, September rs, Cars will
meet at 9 Liberty st., at 2 pm.
sharp for $3.50 pm. service in
Cambridge.
Rev. Harris attended the tu-
neral of Rev. I. @. Abercrom-
bic at the Massachusetts, Bap-
fist Church, Cambridge. Rev.
Harris and Rev. Abercrombie
have been friends for 26 years.
John Street Baptist Church
extends its sincere sympathy
to Mrs. Abercrombie and IA
mily at this time.
Plans are in the making for
the Home Coming Celebration
and Rally of the John Street
Baptist Church, Worcester.
Sunday, October 10th, 1854, at
3 PM. Rev. Jesse Conner and
choir will be guests of the
church. The message brought
by Rev. Conner. Other speak
erS will be Mr.. James Hall of
Boston, representing the "Ush-
ers";; Mr.. William johnson of
Boston, representing the Dea-
cons Union; Mr.. Hugh Morris
of Montclair N. ]. represent
ing the "Laymen". Greetings
from the presidents of all To-
cal organizations of the church
and from the various depart
nents. The Flower Circle, Mrs.
Mary Harper, president will
serve a delicious dinner i'm
mediately after morning SER
vice.
The pastor will attend the
celebration in Boston of Mrs.
Stewards 8Oth birthday at st.
Cyprian's church on fremont
St., Sunday, Oct. 8, at 3 PM.
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RUSH A.M.E.
ZION CHURCH
So School st.

o. OG1OOl Obs
Rev. John w. Holmes, Pastor
The Annual Women's Day
Of the AME Zion church will
be observed at Rush Zion
Church this Sunday, Sept. &c,
with Rev. Zoe Walters of At :.
tleboro, Mass, speaking at
7:3O P. M. under the direction
OF the Young Women's Mis-
Sionary Society of the church.
Pastor Holmes will deliver the
annual Missionary Sermon at
the II A. M. Service. The Sr.
Missionary Society of Rush
Church will be in charge of
the service. The money rails
ed on this day in all Zion
Churches is to be sent 10 the
Office of the Department of
Foreign Missions of the AME
Zion Church in Washington.
d. c, Rush Church is endea-
voring to raise $500 which
will cover its part in this
great Zion Missionary enter
prize for Foreign Missionary
work in the Virgin Islands.
Rev. Holmes is asking every
member and friend OF Rush TO
pay $500 towards this 5000
goal. The three Missionary
departments of Rush Church
will sponsor this special SER
vice; The Senior Missionary
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ODD NOTES

There was once a shoemaker,
who, from no fault of his
own, became very poor, hav-
ing just enough leather for
one pair of shoes. In the even
ing he would prepare his
work for the next day, and
saying his prayers he lay down
to sleep. In the morning the
shoes were made. The poor
man was amazed. A customer
came in and was 50 pleased
with the shoes: he paid him
more than the usual price.
making it possible for the
shoemaker do buy more lea
ther. One day he and his wife
decided to stay up all night.
They hid in a corner of the
room. Midnight came and
the elves came too they
watched the little men work
on the shoes. The wife said
''Fhe little elves have made
us rich" In gratitude she
made little suits to cover their
bodies. At midnight, astonished
elves found the natty little
clothes which roade fhe,,, ,,ar,,
happy. Quickly dressing and
in their glee they hoped and
jumped out of the door. The
shoemaker lived happily to
the end.
From Abraham Nights.
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