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statesmen

IS i
With ability to represent Ma
tons Oldest manufacturer
with qualified leads to call
on. Complete mpa ny
training. Must have good
references, neat appearance
and car. Exceptionally high
earnings. Apply in person
1901 Wisconsin ave. NV.
weekdays between $3.50 and
5 or phone EN-. 2-731l week
days between 9::30-3.
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AT ONCE
Real Estate Salesman


We have an immediate opening for q
salesman with ability and some real
estate experience to become mem-
Der Of one Of the oldest and best
known real estate firms in Ariing-
ton County. The man selected will
pc sehooled and trained to follov-up
telephone INQUIRIES. leads and list-
ings from terrific daily newspaper
o snd nooS InssS Good character
time Of interview.
PERSONAL APPOINTMENT
ARRANGED BY PHONIN0
MR.. CHAPMAN
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4163 Lee Hwy. IA. 10000
Closed Sundays --2B
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HELp-WoMsN cer,.l

C0UNTERGIRLS. white, experienced
tor cafeteria steam table In govt.
bldg. Also snack bar vacancy, No.
Sat. or sun. work. Meals. uniforms.
ms. benefits; paid vac. and holiday.
Stete age, experience. and phone no.
DANCE TEACHERS. ballroom, evening
work, ages 10 to 80. exp. pref. bif
not necessary. Complete traininr
given, apply N person. THE VICTOR
STuDioS. 1870 Conn. ave. -27
with some experience In plate or
metal department. polishing, WAX
ing. plaster work. etc ARply. 10
Den e Co. p iSO4 wTA 8. MO-
DRUG CLERK. exper.. pleasant
personality, reliable refs; Cd. wk.,
no Sun. Apply In person. BRAD
LEY DRUGS. 5000 Arl. rd. Be-
thesda. --26
ELECTRONIC WIRING, recent radio
chassis soldering exper. essential:
excel. wofking conditions. AP.
7-95S5.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
To work in large downtown once
bldg, Applicants must be. exper., be-
tween 80 and 40 yrs. Of are, wear
size IL or IA uniform and be at.
once, CAFRTTz CO.. 1920 x st.
NV. End moor ~
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1ano p st. NV
CLERK-TYPIS1
CLERK-TYPIST

COLORTsT for photo. studio home
or studio work. Cali MRS. GLIN,
COMPANIONS (whitel. for aged vom-
an. not bed-ridden: light and sim
pie duties; state hours and salary
c sss,ssa Boz DR tas-S SLE ssaS perm.n
emit: experienced only; references.
Closed Sundays and holidays. Store
closes 8 pm. Apply IN person only
NATIONAL DRUG CO., 1000 Conn
CREDIT CLERK and credit clerk
trainee in ne. shopping center
store; good opportunities and com
pAny Dement'S. For appt. call MR.
NEWMAN. IL e-74o0.
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IMPORTANT
NOTICE!
FIJLLrTIME JOB

Our firm needs 2 young men with
cars. under IS: 1884. For apt.
5:30 pm. sharp. 5511 18th st. NV.
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CLERK

White, 20 to 80. high school graduate:
appliance wholesaler: some tipping
ability but speed is not important;
must be accurate with figures; 6-day
wk., 40 hrs: pleasant work sur
roundings in Q modern air-condi-
toned building; excellent company
benefits: ample opportunity for adj
vancement with the person able to
learn well. q variety Of work. Apply
SALERS, INC, 707 Edgewood st. n. e.,
bet. 10 to 1880 am. or 2 TO 4 pm.
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AMAZINGLY DIFFERENT
Statesmen are among Amer
ica's top wage earners. Have
you ever thought Of selling
as a career? Why not earn
what you are really worth?
II we can get together you
will be working with one OF
Americas largest and best
corporations.
Call LII. 1-1117 and arrange
for a private interview.
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SALESMAN
WANTED
SALESMAN
Business OnnOrtlInitv

Business Opportunity
Manufacturer representative has
opening for alert salesman to become
an associate In the business on q
profit sharing basis.
Established accounts and lines. Fine
future for man who can produce.
Age no handicap, but persistent,
sincere effort will be required.
Write for appointment SWING back
ground OF experience. Address re-
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YOUNG MAN FL to 80, draft exempt,
anxious fer an ONCE career in the
life insurance business. II you are
not q college graduate, we will con-
slider you, II you are now attending
college ct night working toward
your degree In business administra-
ton. After short training period.
you will be promoted to, super
visory position In our treasurer's
dept This Is q beginning career
position and We are looking for o
high type young man. Apply Room
800, Personnel once, EQUITABLE
LIFE ms. CO., SIC 14th st. NV.
YOUNG WHITE MAN to learn bust
ness and eventually manage paint
store. Only career-minded person
will be considered. State age, bust
ness exper. and salary expected.
Box 24D-S, Star. --25
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EARN MORE IN 50

Masticote Asbestos LIQUID
Roofing brings big income. Single
orders run into thousands SIS. Tor
Anyone can apply. EQUALS IL coats Of
paint-sayes two-thirds cost Of new
roof. VIII not run, blister, crack OF
rot. Carries 10 year guarantee
CASH IN on this great product
Write MADISON PAINT CO., 81.
54725, Manufacturers. Cleveland Q
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FILTER
1laa Connecticut Ave.

FLORIST
E sper,n' cesn. Call OIL. A-777s for
GWH. liye-in. family Of 3. no chill
dren. On every Thurs. and every
other Sun. Excel. liv. qtrs. Good
pay. Phone SUM-, OIL. 4-5933: wk.-
days, AID. 2-6l33. -25
GERMAN TEACHER, must be native
OF Germany, English not necessary.
Apply BERLITz SCHOOL. S39 Eth
GRILL GIRL with fountain expert e
sncs Uniforms ms s 1qr I a., Apply
ACY, 18th and r SITS. --96
HOME ECONOMIST - Major appli-
ance manufacturer Baltimore branch
requires full-time services OF grade
uate home economist. Salary open,
Automobile required. Enjoyable work
involves conducting utility and
dealer sales training and customer
demonstrations. Present home econ
omist leaving. to be married. For
interview contact BOX ISS-V. Star
or telephone MR.. PALMER. Hopkins
7-7300, Baltimore.
Catholic, live In, care
for 4 children, $50 wk., board and
rm. Apply In person, 2TS0 Jefferson
Davis hwy. Arlington, Va. --25
HOUSEWIFE. Earn money easy way
IN. your spare time ut home doing
telephone soliciting. Call Monday
between 9 and $50. HE. 4-593l,
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HELp--MEN
SAY, ESMAN-

Automotiye johher has excel. oppor-
tunity for man TO sell automotive
supplies and equipment TO local car
dealer and service station trade.
z. 9. JULLIEN. INC. 1443 e st. nv.
SALESMAN
large national concern now expand
ing offers selling opportunity to b
married men. % to so years Of age,
with car: no previous selling ex-
perience necessary. You will receive
$150 for attending and completing
30-day sales training course as
direct factory representative. Our
men. now averaging $500 weekly.
to MR.. FRANK L. GERMAN, Mon,
Tues. Wed. Thurs. 10 am. to 8
pm. evenings by appointment. 1921
18th g: NV .--2s
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SHOE SALESMAN

SHOE SALESMAN
high priced shoes: permanent posi-
ton. Apply in person. THE BOOT
cry. INC. 1898 Conn. ave. NV.
80
SHORT ORDER COOK. white. for
vile area. Call On. 4-6722. --26
SHORT ORDER COOK, white; single;
sober; live in; for motel restaurant
e niles niles f TS9 washington s,,sn Nav Can
STENOGRAPHER, general once:
young man to train with large
organization. State experience and
s sslsTy; so1 soy ;r ssaT 7.21.h
age 1910. Good phone voice, nice
appearances: D. G. drivers permit.
T pIsiSiuaii II su ta; i Natl.
manufacturing organization estab-
fishing new plant in Staunton, Va.
has immed. opening for tabulating
supervisor, thoroughly experienced
In wiring all problems on IBM tab.
GOA. Applicants should reply by
Aug. /, stating age. experience,
names of former employers and
starting salary expected Replies will
be given immed. attention and kept
In strict confidence. Box 1905, Star.
-2S
TAXI DRIvERS--wanted to drive
Montgomery cabs; no exper. needed.
We will help you in securing neces-
sary permits. Phone MR.. CREMINS
Of OIL. $4,000 between 10 and 2
TILE SETTER, ceramic. THE BEAU
TY STYLE TILE. CO., To. 2-6400,
TREE CLIMBERs, experienced. white
only. LO. 5-2963. RS
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SALESMANAGER

Qualified to hire. train. and supervise
1915 direct sales people for O.
Position includes above-average per-
centage of sales. training fees, boz
muses. and overvrites, adding UP to
q substantial income. Must have car.
Write. Immediately. giving business
EDWARD NEVIL, Marion, New York.
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$50
PART TIME
A LIFETIME POSITION

A Lifetime POSITION
SIS starting salary for energetic
married man, age 26-42. for selling
and collection on established terri
70 $500 rare ~ oi oDpoItS IN fog
hard worker desiring advancement,
with above-average income, plus ali
usual company dement's. SUN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMER
ICA. 1910 Vermont ave. Suite 4O1
ma. $4,000; eyes,. JU. 5-2265.
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To earn over $3.50 week. We are
looking for . responsible man, with
car. Call Mr.. SROUR, on Sunday,
and ewes. HE. 4-6TO7. -
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hELP-..-MEN
SALESMEN-TRAINEES

6kAL1G0MEN-x kIAINEES
Would you like to earn 500 or more
2 week? Il you Ike people and are
& willing to work 9 hours day cali
orders. fog an item : that has 'e IN
slant appeal your success Is as
/. sured. Does not REQUIRE much train
ing. Don't overlook this opportunity.
Telephone LA. 6-1SS3.
SALES PERSON TO work In store with
soda fountain, etc. Cali Sun, OIL.
Z 2-927l between 10 and Q; weekdays,
Oh. 2-3740. between 2 am. and
noon.
sECURTTY sALEsMEN-we have an
opening on our sales star Tor sew
cage 81 investment ias Securities p pre.
ferred Unusual opportunity to be-
come connected with New York
Stock Exchange firm. Highest COM
missions paid, refs. required. COM
municate with MR.. ROBERT c.
1876 1896 s III csfr p.Ia. Buildinf' d.
SERVICE STATION ASST. MGR. for
handle men and operate shift.
CoNNoRS. INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc.
---27
STATION ATTENDANT.
fabrication exper.; good salesman;
local refs: $40 day plus comm.
s pa S suNoco SERVICE. WIS.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS. helpers
and outside anstallation men. UN.
SHOE SALESMAN exper.. family shoe
store: steady job. good salary. 1856
Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. 7-2004.
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MANAGER
SALES EXPERIENCE

"a M
We wish to contact . high-
type man. AGED 2s 70 40. WIG
desires to make q lifetime con-
nection. We can discuss your
past experience In personal In
terview. II you feel confident
that your services are worth
q base salary Of 500 o week.
age. education, phone number,
to Box 120-V, Star.
MATURE MEN-Forty Plus Of wash.
ington offers coop program for
placement exec, admin. prof, men
Ing. $40 18th st. NV. Tel. ME
S-l76S.
Merchandise TraineeS
Section Managers
Preferably college graduates with re.
tail experience. These positions one
an excellent future for alert. az.
APPLY EMPfoYMEiNr OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
p ST. AT 18th NV.
MULTILITH OPERATOR, part time
Exchange your services for use 81
sleeping room in Dupont Circle area
Phone JOHNSON, ME. S-24S5. ewes
OFFICE AND SHIPPING MGR.
Jewisn. age 25-40. Warehouse
shipping and 1-man. ONCE duties
Driving permit. Good phone voice
sSae a ~ haante JOY 300 Wk. 30
orrsr Sss
and line. exper. with glass screen
stripper. man only: both must b,
Al fully exper. journeymen. TOT
9ouar; no others need apply
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MAN

Large nat1onal concern now EXPAND
ing easrs selling op gS tssrs 20
with car. No previous selling ex-
perience necessary. You will receive
$3.50 for attending and completins
30-day sales training course rs
mem fef now Hae syerarinr 500 WeePly
to TON MR. S'f FRANK T. GERMAN & Mo Non.
Tues. Wed. Thurs. 10 am. to
pm: Ewes, by appointment. 1891
MAN. reliable, take over my profitable
free and clear food business; no
money down; have other interests
MAN. capable Of doing inns; repair work,
share beach cottage, free, for house
work Good prop. to retired man.
Prefer country fellow. Have boat.
Must be sober. Box 1s9-V. Star.
MAN. ExPER. IN SELLING home
improvements, storm windows, ia
MEN. Is to 80. for inyestigative and
guard work: must have. clear rec.
ords. Write, giving full BACKGROUND
and past employment, Box 21o-V,
MEN 1925. draft exempt for ap-
leather work; manufacture artificial
limbs; exper. unnecessary; appren-
ticeship program: paid vacation
and Dement'S. Apply ]. HANGER,
221 q st. NV.
MEN, Q full time and one part time;
full -time men with no previous ex-
pertence average 500 and Up per
week: repeat business plus regular
customers assures you Of steady
regular income. Start on or 2
day trial basis, IL you wish to prove
TO yourself what an excel. oppor.
this Is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
ages 500 and up per week. calling
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 . sure way 70 raise your income
INQUIRE ut eli National Press Bldg.
l4th and z sts: nv. or phone DI.
MEN ta,. part time. for auto acces-
sorry store; hours. 5 to 9 daily,
2 to g on Sat; See MT; Kahn. TO
B.. PENN-JERSBY AUTO STORES.
4021 MINI. ave ne. -26
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SALESMAN WANTED
New wholesale paper COM
pany has openings for real
salesmen on commission basis.
For interview, call tn. q
341H; Q.20-4.30. -27
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ADDITIONAL
PERSONNEL
REQUIRED

An increasing work load necessitates
selecting . number Of technical per-
sons for key engineering positions
experienced personnel who feel they
can qualify for our rigid Job require
ments and who are looking for an
opportunity to advance with cur
Observation-Disclosures civilian and
military programs.
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10TH, 18TH, F AND q SITS. NV.
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Must be neat and intelligent, for
promotional advertising work. APP
ply in person, RIM. $40. $50 St.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Married. no children, Tor group o.
garden-type apt. bldgs In. northeast
area; salary Plus bedroom apt.
and allowance for telephone. In
and references. Box 3Ss-v, Star.
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MAN-DEPENDABLE

MAN WITH CAR
Man with car to handle service and
sales calls on electrical appliances.
No experience necessary. Paid So
per service: average 5 to 8. services
q day. plus 2 to 3 replacement
sales per wk. at $50 average per
Rod. $50 q wk. plus, all leads fur
nished. Apply 1905 Rhode Island
ave. ne. Mon. % to II only.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR
EXPERIENCED: PERMANENT Posi-.
TON: GOOD SALARY PLUS CON-
MISSION. APPLY

M4oo1ON. AFFLI
1903 K ST. NV.
BLOUSES, lingerie, hosiery: brand
new line. Sensational new money
Mills. Dept. 956. indianapolis.
BOOKKEEPER. auto. exper. req.
must be willing to work 5h-day
week; excel. opportunity for adj.
vsncement. Call Mr.. Peacock for
inferyiey; oTHo-wHLIAMs' BUICK
BOoKKEEPER -TYPIsT, small once;
vacation with pay: perm. lob: ex-
perienced only, with local refs.
salary open. CENTRAL TYPE
WRITER CO.. 2O19 14th st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER-Large national Jew
. ish organization requires expert
enced bookkeeper for camp in
Poconos; S-week period. This will
appeal to one who is between Jobs
Can promise stimulating and pleas
ant summer. Call MRS. HEBBARD.
Elk. 3-52SS. -2B
BOoKKEEPER for corporation books
in small hospital in Rockville. Md
Call Pc. 2-3941 Pr
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Don't pass up this opportunity. II
you have Q car, are married. have
ds sHs e SeSrse cos ana
Mr., Caplan ct CUSTOM UPHOL.
STEERING CO sol Rhode Island
ave. ne; Mop or Tues. AFTERNOON
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Customer Engineerine Department
ii'' 1S'n RE- E. 7 esWSot 4th Floor
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03

group meeting Of the Presbyterian
churches at Davis Memorial
church Sunday He was a former
pastor Of this group.
Miss Nancy Taylor. who has
been visiting her grandmother.
returned to her home at Virginia
Beach on Friday Mrs Glenn ac-
companied her home for few
days visit.
MIR and Mrs. c. A. Garden,
Jr.. and family. Of Kenbridge,
spent Tuesday in the home Of
Mr. and Mrs C. A. Garden, ST.
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ey Taylor. spent the week end IN
tAe home Of Mr.. and Mrs Il. B
Wilson at Green Bay. They, in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
son were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs s. r. Glenn in Rich
mond, Sunday. and visited Mrs
Mary Glenn Taylor at NOV Hos
pital in the afternoon. Miss Deems
Glenn returned with them TO
Prospect for a visit With her
grandmother
Mr. and Mrs j. b. Carter and
Berry. Of Orange. spent Friday
night IN the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Chick EN- route to Danville
to visit relatives there.
Miss Frances Vaughan returned
to Richmond on Thursday after
spending vacation IN the home
Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. w
w Vaughan.
The IaForce sisters with their
respective families. from Alexan-
dria Petersburg. Falmville, and
Lynchburg, were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Jones at their
cottage on Hidden Lake Farm.
Those who visited III The home
of j H Cook Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford Strosnider and
Barry Of MI Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Gowen and Carolyn and
MIR. and Mrs w. A. Cook, of
Lynchburg. Mr. and Mrs. j F.
Adams and Teeny. of Charlotte
Court House, and MI. and Mrs
Arthur Durfee and Betty. of Pros
poet
Bobby Durfee spent last week
end at Randolph-Mac Woman
College. i'll Lynchburg, attending
the Methodist Youth Conference
Rev. Mfr Roth preached at the
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Stevens and baby Dru are
spending this week with Mr and
Mrs. Bondurant,
Miss Mildred Garrison, Of Roa-
noke spent Wednesday and Thurs
day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ] b Vaughan
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Taylor
and children, Of Crewe. were din
ner guests Of Mr., and Mrs. II II,
Hubbard, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Binford.
Of Disputanta. were week end
guests Of Mr and Mrs. w ID
Mason.
A. w. Weaver and Charlie, Of
Norfolk and Clarence Bradshaw,
Of Durham, N G. visited Mrs
II. l.. Bradshaw during the week
end.
Week end guests OF MIR and
Mrs. u. II Hodnett were Mrs
Carrie Terrence, Of Aberdeen. Md.
Miss Bertha, Barour and Luther
Barbour. Of Charlotte. G H. MIR.
and Mrs. Fl. G. Craft. Of Farm
vile, Mr. and Mrs, r S Chat
ham and children, Libby, Sid and
kathy, OF Richmond
Miss Elinor Bass returned to
Maryyille College, Monday. H ].
Dreher Calvin Bass, Misses Vir-
ginia and Martha Bass accom-
panied her and visited Mr.. and
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children. Kate Herbie. and Eliza
beth, have returned home after
visiting Mn and Mrs Hugh Cum
ninghan
Miss Wcndy Sue Welch return
cd with Miss Joan Sunther to
keysyille for a visit. Joan spent
last week with Wendy
Mr. and MIS- Edgar Powell and
children. Shawn and Debby. have
returned 10 their home in Oak
land N j.. after visiting in the
home OF Mrs Sudie watson
Bill Lohr Of Richmond, was
Week end guests Of MIR and Mrs,
Tom Dillon
Nh and Mrs Marion Hamlet,
A. q Bailey and Misses Lois and
Nancy abbey visited MIR and Mrs.
Carleton Snead IN Danville. sun
tay
Mr. ,and Mrs. George William
Booker and children, Of Rich
nond visited Mr and Mrs r. T..
Booker last week .
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Prospect

Rev, and Mrs ] q Weaver and
Beth. are visiting oh the Eastern
Shore.
Mrs Addie Scott. Of Roanoke,
is visiting her sister Mrs, Ira
Brisentinc
Mrs. c. A Allen visited friends
and relatives IN CreWe and Hope
well the past week
Joel Watkins and daughter
katherine, Of FalmVille. VISITED iil
the home Of Mrs. Belle Marshall
ON Sunday Mrs Marshall visited
friends III Darlington Heights last
week
Mr. and Mrs o = Farrar att
tended the wedding OF Fnrrar
Marsh and Nancy Wright att Hill
ton Village NJ. f. Church. Sat-
urday. The groom is q nephew
Of 9. F. F'alral
MIS-. Ida Andrews and MIR. and
Mrs. J. +. Glenn and boys. Rich
ard. Tony and Steve attended the
Andrews reunion al Goodwin Lake
last Sunday.
G. NJ, Price Jr. left Tuesday
for Raleigh. N G., where he will
resume his studies alt N. c. State
COLLEGE.
Miss Carey Blanton Price left
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Sandy River

Mr. and Mrs, Joe Darden and
son of Portsmouth, returned on
Wednesday after spending sey-
eral days visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Mercer Gillian,
Those who attended the Young
Peoples Rally held at Liberty
Church ON Aug &c were Mrs. John
Gates, Bill and Carolyn Gates,
Donald Gates, Mrs. w. A. Old
ham and judy Oldham, Miss Bet
ty Gates. Jimmy and Betty 10
GATES and also Miss Gay Broyles
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill ClaWson. OF
Richmond spent the week end
visiting Mi and Mrs. J. T Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gates and
Betty Joe and Jean Gates spent
the week end in Washington. d.
c. Mr. and MIS- Norman Yancey
and son Joined them in Richmond
for the week end trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Oldham
spent Sunday in Petersburg visit
inc Mrs. E. ]. Ralford Mrs. Raj
ford returned with them and is
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spending this week in the Bass
and Oldham homes.
Miss Ann Beverly Gates. at
Roanoke Rapids, N. c.. was a Sal
urday night guests Of Miss Bey-
cry Gates
MI. and Mrs T w. Gates, Of
Roanoke Rapids. n G.. and Mr.,
and Mrs. +. F. Massie. Of Lynch
burg. were week end guests IN the
home Of MIS-. w B Gates
Miss Ruth Patterson, of N "
port News. and Ms Robert Pat
terson. Of Richmond were guests
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs FRANK
Bruce and Mrs. F 7. Patterson
c. +. Heath and daughter Of
Washington d G.. were guests
Thursday Of MI and Mrs. E. J.
Smith.
Leroy jenkins continues to ina-
prove at Medical College Hospital
in Richmond ..>.
Willis Tripp Of Silver Sprlrgs,
Md. spent the week end in lhc
home of Mr. and Mrs Tempt
Jenkins. Mrs. 1sipp and son 1e-
TUNED home with him after
SPENDING some time with her pat
ents.
Miss Beverly Gates IS spending
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26
Pre-Schoolers Clinic Monday Next Week

A tuberculin testing program for young children is planned in connection with tic mass x-ray survey, which has been previously announced. While all school child ren and adults are eligible for chest x-rays at the mobile unit, pre-school children and babies will not be x-rayed at the unit without referral by the Public Health Nurse. Such referrals are made on children who have had skin tests which indicate the need for an X-ray. The skin tests will be given on Monday, November 29, between 10 am. and 12 noon at the Health Center. There is no charge for the test Children who have had this test before, or those who have had a BOG vaccination, may need another test at this time, or in some cases - may be referred for a chest x.ray without further testing. All inquiries regarding this program should be made at ths Health Gen. ter on or before hte morning of November 29.