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APPLY MR.. WARREN
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
1909 G ST. NV.

sEAMsTREss, white. capable Of
sewlnt SIP covers. upholstery.
Ess USh. 3 S'fDfs DEC. SStt' SU. s-sSss. as9A-
sEAMSTREssEs. 2-Must be ex-
perieneed: 81. rs hr. to start. Mr..
sIElNBERG, e24 9th st. NV. DI.
7-2641. 10
sECRETARY. one who can take
dictation.- and assist in taking
charge Of once. We need q neat
appeartne young lady. between 25
and 40 years old. who can take
care OF correspondence snd Assist
N ONCE work; 5 day week: salary.
S75. Answer in own handwriting,
giving experience and reference.
Box 3la-M. star. la
SECRETARY-An unusual position
for q lady N . distributor manu-
facturers once. Interesting ONCE
work with knowledge of typing re-
CURED. Monday through Friday,
$50 to $50. Located on car and
9qs line uptown; air conditioned.
weekly increase every 8 months.
Old established. reputable irm in
nice neishborhood. Please state
experience and present employment. :.
Confidential. Box 472-L. Star.
SECRETARY-National trade organ-
ization established over SO years
has excel: oppor. for exper. youns
Iady 26-35 yrs; attrac. air-cond.
onices IN new bldg. centrally To-
eSateo downtown: hours 8 TO 8, D.
pitalization;. salary SO. 800, higher
Il warranted, depending upon quail
lncations. Call Mr. Richert. Ma.
S-6514. Ill
SECRETARY. National Jewish organ.
TONED. KnoWiedge q Shorthand
necessary. Salary open Ex. S-52ss.
SECRETARY - Attractive secretary
for airline company offices; 81 to
35: shorthand speed 90; air-condi-
toned ONCE; .5-day week; air line
privileges. Call ST. $4,000, Ext, II.
for appointment. Iii
SECRETARY. must be fast and ac-
curate typist for consulting engi-
neer's ONCE. No shorthand. Perma-
nent, 5,day week. Salary open.
sfeRsTaR2-Law fei ssi9Hs2: onices, Conn.
fUs sSs .pps pTsa can & sr q 5ssas ss g a2 sr'
SECRETARY, age 20 to 80; chemi-
cal ensineering research firm needs
experienced secretary. College back
sround helpful. Excellent working
sSnditiHns; Ss1S III seSSd1 sS1 starting sdyy salary.
private; competent:
experienced. with knowledge Of
bookkeepins, college graduate or
equivalent: $500 month; 10 to 8;
days week, Box 161-M, Star.
Ill
sECRETARY--Law ONCE. attractive,
under 80. tipping. shorthand. salary
Me. S-3700. --16
SECY., age limit 80; single. good
shorthand and typing speeds: .fni-
tiative and telephone personality;
automatic raises. atr-eond. ONCE,
centrally located. DI. 7-521e.
Secretary. Bethesda --------- 5000
Secretary. Silver Spring $3.50
5ecretary. Dupont Circle - 5000
5eeretaries. 18th and Pa. NV. S265
no shorthand $240l
jirl Friday. Bethesda $240I
rypist. figures Takoma Park S216l
Clerk. inventory records S220l
Silver Spring 5000
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Hn WoMEN
TRAVEL

ne o. 9. after training period with
national retail shopptnS orllntEa-
ton. women. z1-60: no exDeri-
enes neeess.ry; salary. szpenses and
eorsstioa fvrnishes mnh5 1ns ap. De
Sitions With opportunities for ad-
ylneement. Apply u person. Rm.
e5l Warner BLDG. DO not phone.
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SECYS. S.-STENOS.
See ARREY First.

1888 EYE ST. NV. ST. 3-OIeO
good with figs.: position with fu-
E9EcurfvEs ssTs; aass SECRETARY ssats icr sssfGo f9
good with figs. 5 days st. 81 200
Secy. Girl Friday, Sill. Sps. S75
secs.. legal ofc., $500 pius bonus
Steno-clk.. nat. assn. So. 900
Jr. secy., publication $500
Jr. secy.. 1-girl ofc. - to $4,000
Jr. secy.. legal ofc, 8 d. start $500
Beginner steno.. Alex. start $3.50
Jr. secy.. Embassy $4,000
RECEIPT. .-steno.. 1-5 pm, 5 d. $40
SHIRT OPERATORS, bosom, sleev-
ers and folders; experienced only;
good salary for fast operators. Ap-
ply GREYSTONE LAUNDRY,
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN

AGENT, fun time for real estate
ABRAvE REALTY, Ii. e-4444.
ARTIsf-DEsIGNER - Established
washington printing company ha,
excellent opportunity IN its crea-
tive department for artist designer,
with experience In layout and
typpsrsHnsSy; 5-d.y. y...,,,s s7l3-hSur .1srIl
Es1, s1 and a v.sSa lthsE fIyss fFfss ,9ssns Ssnss
eapeSienc.. n &c refersnees. s'n. salary snles *.
peeted and telephone number q
Box 237-M. Star.
BEAUTICiAN-HAIR STYLIsT, full OF
part time: excellent opportunity
good salary and commission. Cal
WO. 6-5l29. Closed Monday. 10
CAFETERIA STYLE CONCESSION
MANAGER, must know prepara-
tion. supervision and ordering. Op-
protunity for future adyancement.
Apply LEE HWY. .ARL. BLVD
DRIVEN THEATER. Merrffleid.
We. on Route 100. Lee Hwy.
FOUNTAIN MANAGER
Opportunity for Thoroughly expert
enced fountain manager, man OF
woman; good salary plus paid va
cation, bonus and other benefits.
Give full particulars. Box 259-M.
star. --10
JANITOR AND WIFE. coiored. nc
children, for lge. s.e. project: must
have p: G. drivers permit. stoker
fre: $110 mo-. apt. and utils. pro-
sss Der Ts me- 70 cs sHrs ms e RcHHRp
SON. 10. 3-4447 bet. . s.rn.-5 pm.
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TYPIST

Experienced typtst and billing clerl
auor aeeSsalsns Sealsr aep' hf wt wn0'ess Al,
cond. ONCE. Immed. opening. FOR.
MAN BROS. INC. 1860 okie st
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sALESwoMEN

To sell ties and small ae-
cessories IN furnishings de-
partment of one Of WASH
ington's finest mems retail
stores, GOOD salary: pleasant
working conditions. Closed
Sat. summer months.
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6ALESGIRL, experience helpful but
excellent company benefits Tor the
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HELP WoMuk
supRRvfsoa

pisnifsd positioa vith q future. A
career n sales and sales malase-
nent can be years z yeu can iqrn-
inFue0 10 lssrn more im1ortsnt
than experience. Complete train
ing program; no Investment. Large
national company backed ~ na-
ttonally advertised consumer ae-
eepted product. For Immediate con-
ndeHtial personal interview. please
~ STite g1tc e sS enss, Boz sss,L; s$d s,s[ s,[s,
ZIONIST for Oldest and largest
Free1er-Food organizatiop on East
Coast, moving to new fully air-eon-
dftioned building. Many extra com
peny 6ensnts, Mg:t se experienced. I.
o-1331. Iii
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SHIFT PRESSERS

We need several shirt press oper-
ators; sooa working conditions, 40
and other company benefits, If no
transportation. call WA. $4,000
Q AND 8 LAUNDRY, 4419 Balto.
ave, Bladensburg. Md. Ill
SHOE .SALEsLADY, experiences pre-
ferred but not essential. HILL.
CREST BooTERY, 1886 Iverson st
Sc, 10. S-7766. 10
SILK FINfsHER, must be expert
enced for work in modern dry
MANHATTAN DRY, dry
cleaning dept, 1928 Florida ave.
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HElP-Do DokAESTlc

COOK -G.H.W., live in: exper.: excel
r!cDx refs rsgTirsd; Mo; 6-27oI. III
perienced. for lady in country, 81
miles q: G.; references required
c6ok Hx aSsEkEEPsR: Ehi eisRs ,n.d Vi lSun, lS
2, lady, for aforementioned Chev,
Chase. d. c, home: live in guest.
house; MA. $3.50. 10
COUPLE; cook, g.h.w., drive. exper.
excel refs required: top salary, KE
7-0660.
COUPLE rettled and reliable. to d,
general housework and cooking
recen. @ reierences s'osed sd sesitS Mni. eard nay
OL 4.7l70 Ill
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SINGER

O1NIGn
isnsed. cAP'N Guys cLHB. 1872
N. Y. ave. NV. 10
Statistical Typist, SITS
JANE BuRcH. RIM. 2zo. Bond Rldg.
STENoGRAPHERS; part time; expe-
sssr ssisnced only; daywork. Box s9oM.
sTENoGRAPHER-secretary to cor
poration offieial, to start August "a.
SECURITY STORAGE, 1140 18th
st; Nv; DI; 7:4040. Ext. Is;
nee: national manufacturer. Salary
wk. Ma. s-8361. -12
ssISSoGRarHEE TEN en-. SsdSs' e s'sn 81 daT: siT:
annual leave, hospital ins. Exper.
nee. Accuracy essential. Salary,
$4,000 with merit increases. Reply
fully. Box I'LL, Star.
STENOGRAPHER = Exper., capable
Of diversified duties: etr-cond. on,
e; oHs sfaff i. fzsis s%srsaihs Gi nr co: SR
sTENOGRAPHRRs, TYPlsrs - Hy-
attsville- -Bladensburg srea. If you
are between Jobs or q housewife
who can leave home duties for 2
days or more Q week, call WA
7-6463. Mrs. Jackson.
Stenographer, $50 Wk.
Meet public. college edlcation. we'll
groomed. private secretary. young.
S75 wk.: real estate steno. S326.
so others. see Immediately.
GRACE DUNN
1911 g st. NV. GRE. 7-2S2S)
STENOGRAPHER
Young lady for position In Hyattsyille
area; 37h hr. week. Cali AP. =
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ADDITIONS ana remodslins. We o.
lnsl, an WORK fully G1afsltss1.
No down paynent- Terms afTanasd.
porehea. enelosnress dormara g.
raesS rec; rooms; attics nntzhed.
Retaining walls and patioa. ate.
AAtr and honest estimates made.
1H1-6TATE ING. CO, To. 2-667s
,ror TU. s-d322 sny time.
ADDifi0Hk perehes. rsersatlo1
rmA our apectAlty; easy terms. WE
DO IT. NC. 30. 2-41l3. -15
ADDffioNg, Affiliations, porches,
lAlouste1 Kitchen modsrnilsd. focf.
rm9.. complete remodeifng oerVica;
estimates free: al vofk fuiiy FuSr.;
90 money aosns q mo- q pa9.
ADDITIONS
Building and reDodsling, an types.
90 yrnL expef. Call Sunday and
sysninEs after q. JE. 4-372b.
ADDITIONS
Building and rsmodeiing By estsb-
1sneq builder, residential and eom-
1sretel D. C.. Nd. and Va. call
Oh. ]-27be anytime Sunday or
veekdays. Call Wa. 7-O220 after
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
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WANTED

Telephone solicitors. ex-
perieneed preferred in tnsur-
anee: 25-hr, vk-: private un-
SALARY. PLEASE DO Nor
APPLY n YOU DO NOT
WANT STEADY WORK. Can
AD. 2-2331. Q to 2, Monday
and Tues. Leave name and
phone no.
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RENTAL

have had real experience in this
Aeld plus appearance and person |
bUcKiNdiAM COMMUNITY, 3iS
North Glebe rd., Arlington. va.
EESIDENT MANAGER; capable white
woman not over so years Of age,
Must have well rounded apaftmentl
e%yildtns % ,i.ss mssnaesment ea.t, experience
Wonderful 'rS opportunity for rishtI
person In an organization that will
ellow. advancement. Call DI. 7-1347
Monday and leave name and ad-
dress so that application may bel
foryarded 70 you.
nESmENT MANAGER, local ester.
aaSS;Ssa aD and ;D :. r 81 81 Hte sSm snfs ssss
Z, W. WOoLWORTN CO.. 3455 N.
Fairfax dr.. OPP. Kann's Va. sousre,
sAnHsa1RRx: sAfllassrfi clothing sale: -az expe.
'rierce preferred, not required; ablel
ssesSpsa E stsS ssd Sys ss9us rssS
TRIks, is1s New Hampshirs ave.
NV. (21st and M. 9 to IT am.
MOI. n,,, nF through YgnoIdi'. rri'. or phone for
eALESGIRL-Paft-time, in iewelryI
store; apDEcx .a;.nl. "a hours ., daily beg t
not. necessary. Apply 1877 Inde-
pendenee ave. Sc, II. 1888.
sALEsoRL.cAsHKR: GREETING
CARD CITY. 1927 @ st. NV, near
6ALESGIRL experience helpful butt
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Sc PEooY DAVIS

sECRETARY. .CLERK-TYPIsT = One
who can take dictation and assist
IN eenefa1 once work; 5-day week:
pieasant WORKING conditions with
many s'1e company n 1sshe. beeests oiiiHaoins i,H g.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

PAPERING, $40 and up, this week
only: 1855 sunfast washable papers.
RA; 3,7Sg2, ~. 9-760s.
PAPERHANGING, prompt, courteous
estimates, expert white craftsmen.
reasonable, HINES. AD. 2-tsg9.
PAPERING, painting. Al; $40 Up.
expert work. Dependable NEAL
LU. 4-0257 or LII. 4.2377.
PAPERHANGING, speeislizing in
private homes; work done BY self.
Call ia. 9-S933 or HA. 2-sIs1 for
PLxsTfER REPAIR. lst-slass work
by white mechanic; free estimate;
work Guaranteed. ia. 9-106s.-
PLAsTERING. patchwork and CELL
ings Q speciality, AD. 2-1S32. --1S
REPAIRS, patch work.
alterations and additions. Exper.
white mech. Reas. JU. 9-4154
PLASTER REPAIRING. prompt, guar
snsseS sin .s1y; service; prices reasonable.
rL6MBINs LII aSsiGi AND HEATING. repairs, as
ers. expertiy Installed. Terms as
low as siO mo. JU. S-146o. 10
general sheet-nnetal work b.
THOMAS. WA. 7.S3b2.
,vno5so[ 5Rsoo[TNe; az. ,TYRLs ,,,r
ING. CUTTERS AND SCOUTING
NO JOB TOO SMALL
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CEMENT WORK
And odds and ends Of any kind done.
do my own work. No Job to small
White mechanic. Call CLYDE
THOMAS anytime. Ii. 4-4524.
INSTALLATIONS. re-
done immed., RA. 6-2222. any time.
12s
FENCING, all styles, wood and chain
link. best prices In town. Imme-
diate installations. No down pay
ment. Terms arranged. Ex.: chain
link (ealvanized) as low as one
dollar per IT, installed. TRI-STA1 e
, Ems; Co. Tu. 2-667s or TU.
GLADSTONE. STONE. CEMENT, pa
Call JERRY. Lu. 1870
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IruATIoNs-MEN

ACCoUNTANr-c.P.A.t 2 Yrs. public
and l ". pvt. acct. expef.; desires
position paying approx. S6.s0O pei
year. Box 71-R. Star. 10s
ACCNf.-OFFICE MGR.-Financial
stmts.. payroll, credit and collee-
ton: salary open. Phone uN. 4-0316
ACCOUNTANT, exper., capital loans
monthly work. all taxes; prompt.
reas. NO 7-2076. la
ADVERTISING sALES-1S years
exper. newspaper. magazine. radio
o5asIsGtriioN 5sH iSG5ti sssF. WORK surr., well
tion work. Would like to connect
with good bldr. HO. 2-5523, 9-12.
DRUG CLERK
White; 15 years. expef.; sober. reli.
able. HU. 3-S292. 10s
Evening star., 1955-07-10

STENOGRAPHER
Young lady. for position in Hyattsvill,
5000. 10
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Flagstone and Stone

Cali JERRY. 10. i-4756
Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Porches. patios. walks, retaining
walls tile drainsse; also water
ANdEIo MARcucc1o. 10. s.,7es
BLOORS-oid and new, sanded.
finished. Work guar: free est.
p Packs 1SS MIs3oR skRv, HA; e-9l5I.
cleaned. Can RA. 6-6i29.
PAINTING CONTRACTORS - Com
TONERS ioI oyer 2s yssIs; FLA
$500 or RA S.e7oS.
PAINTING---Ext. and int. Sober
expef De s-5iSo. I'D
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
1st-class work. Reasonable. White
mechanic. Free est. WA. 7-o074.
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
paperipg; remodeling and miner
after !. 81. ooI.'snsix sasS54. Whit: s'ns mech.
-13
PAINTING, interior and exterior.
expert work. free estimates, A. d.
THOMAS. WA. 7-7352.
PAINTING--Int. and ext. Work
guaranteed. Free estimates ct your
a9nsesieanss; Ta' s1aTes, Call after IL u. Pm
rAiNriSG; small carpentry: sober.
white mech; free estimates: reas.
rates. EDDIE DAWSON. AP. 7-7036.
PAINTING, inside and outside. Free
estimate, Call all day Sunday, HE.
1861.
PAINTING, 1st-class work BY white
mechanics; reas. rates: free esti-
mates, Phone any time, DE. 2-277e.
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
free estimates. Call MR.. HoCKER-
SMITH. VIII. 6-SS07. liz
PAINTING-Estimates given: reason.
able rates; first-clsss work By white.
PAINTING. FAPERiNo, tLAsTER.
ING. any size job: white mechs.. 30
Ns sNIger;i Ngg SrlSi iFse s. st. y. ". spafcSs q and
PAINTING. papering, vaterproofng.
interior-extefiof; FiIA loans eval.
For estimates cail 10. 9-477l,
PAINTING, papering: hYst class
workmanship: work done iminedt-
atsly: Mr.. PoAT. RA. 3-5643. 15s
PAINTING, papering. plastefine.
Mentioning. carpentry: white man,
does own work, 10. 3-4566.
rAIEans,ds . ~. and s outside PAINT ;.
MR.. WADE, Elk. 3-g633. 12s
PAINTING
Sis in the ay. rnf., imnned. nery
free estimates. white mech, also
exter. work, KE. $4,000. IA. g.
6640.
PAPERING, $40 and up, this week
only: 1858 sunfast washable papers.
, RA e A. : So7S9S |, s,,yg. yg. s:7sos. -...
estimates, expert white craftsmen.
reasonable, HINES. AD. 2-6sA9.
pappp,Nn ..,..,.. =, 10
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-05-01
Urea Can Replace
Oil Meal for Ewes

UREA CAN REPLACE much OF the
soybean oil meal in winter feedIot ra-
tons for pregnant ewes, according to
Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton tests.
Three years work at the University
of Wyoming stock farm indicated that
urea could take the place of SO to rs
per cent of the Soybean meal. Another
test showed that feed containing urea
can be fed successfully on the range.
During the experiments, urea was
tried ON the Red Desert range Each
day one band of ewes received quart
er pound of pellets containing soybean
oil meal as supplementary protein. An
other band had the same amount of
pellets with 7S per cent of the added
protein from urea.
Investigators noticed no difference ia
palatabfIity of pellets, fIeshing of ewes,
mothering ability, or lamb survival be-
tween the two bands. Wool production
was the same in both bands. Urea also
made no difference in eve death loss
or in number of dry ewes at shearing
time.
Let prices decide whether or not to
substitute urea for oil meals, suggests
C. j. Kercher, University livestock nu-
tritionist.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-05-01

ranches of the area never did get above
$25 per head of stock cattle operated,
for the annual cash operating outlay
Yet with their low operating cost the
ranches of this area have good pro-
duction. They get good calf crops and
good market weights and grades. Prob
ably the breeding and quality of the
cattle of the area are as good as those
of any ranching area OF the west. The
livestock production statistics OF this
area of 20 years ago showed that the
annual market shipment of beef cattle
from the ranches averaged IS per cent
of beef, live weight, for each head of
stock cattle maintained on ranches.
Now, this figure stands at around IS
per cent.
Quick Recovery
Many of us remember so well how
this area was scared by the great
drought of the 19SOs and at the same
time scourged by the hordes of grass
hoppers. This was, of course, disaster
with which management could not cope,
and during the period 1884 TO 1888 the
breeding herds of the area were much
depleted
This drought was the most severe
of modern times, and it extended far
east of the great plans. At its concIti-
sion saw in my boyhood home country
of southeastern Iowa 1OO-year-oId hard
wood trees killed by that drought. We
are not likely to have again. soon, a
drought of such proportions. But in
spite of the intensity and duration of
this drought, the range resources of
this area recovered soon and COM
pleteIy.
In summary, this area has all of the
for good ranching area.
It has good range forage, natural shell
ter, good natural water and winter feed
production 1t has the kind of range
that viii recover well from drought.
Good management probably can reap a
higher reward in this area than in most
areas of the western states,
oy attaining high production with mod
crate operating costs
To some. this area is lacking in
scenic attractions and especially in the
lind of scenic beauty that brings people
o the mountain valleys of the west.
BUT there are many who like the rolling
oughlands and far-fiung landscapes
f the area-who find peacefulness in
and poetry in its prairie winds ] am
ne of those. Perhaps you are, too.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-05-01
Naturally mild and tasty!

mildness and taste to every
roll your own you light up!
Doesn't blow around! Doesn't
dribble out the ends!
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-05-01

o Specially PROGRESSED to hold
and beSghtess Natures aged-in
mellowness, crimp cut Prince
Albert brings natural tobacco
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-05-01

Consider the time saved in
barn chores when you have q
concrete paved barnyard and
sanitary floors in the dairy
barn. 1t is easy to see where
concrete dairy improvements
help reduce the cost of pro-
ducing quality milk. An easy
to-keep-clean concrete milk
house and a milk cooling tank
also help do q better job.
Firesafe, sanitary, concrete
improvements cost little to
build, last for generations.
If you need help see your
concrete contractor, ready
mixed concrete producer or
building material dealer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-17

Robert N. Oerter. jr.. on Ian.
guage of Faith: Sin" at $3.50 anc
IL am.
Trinity Presbyterian, Airing.
ton-The Rev. william H. Eos.
ter. jr.. on ''Predestination: Gods
Will and My Will" at $50 anc
IL am.
Church of Divine Truth. Alma.
Temple-Dr. Arthur j. Green or
THE Secret Of Power"
Full Gospel TabernacIe-The
Rev. Lloyd Christensen on God
in Human Hands"
The Church Of the Two World.
The Rev. H. Gordon Burroughs
on Wait on the Lord: Be OF
Good Cheer" at 8 pm.
Uniyersalist National Memorial
DIR. Seth r. Brooks on "Whc
Religion Is For"
Church Of ChriSt-The Rev
A. R. Holton on "Abounding In
the Grace of God.
BrOokland Methodist - The
Rev. G. Custer Cromwell on
THE Kings Highway"
NOrthside Baptist-The Rev
Charles j. Sheets on Degrees
Hereafter, Above and Below"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-17
Dr.. EIson to Preach

DR.. Edward L. r. Elson. min
lister of National Presbyterian
Church. will preach on Reality
or Cynicism in Our Religious
Climate" at the 9 and II am.
services tomorrow in the church.
Connecticut avenue and Eight
zenith street NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-17
ORGANIZED
BIBLE CLASSES
By HOWARD M. sTAcKHoUsE

Temple Baptist Church will meet
with William C. Edmundson pre-
senting the subject answer to
1.-The First Question Recorded in
the Bible" George w. Bell will
speak to the Templemen's Bible
Glass. These classes meet in the
Washington Bible Institute. 1441
Rhode Island avenue NV. at
10 a.m. tomorrow.
DR.. Mildred C. Stoler will speak
to the Rainbow Class Of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
on the Spiritual Gospel of
John" Emerson Tull will teach
the Friendship Class. The Rev.
w. Vaughn Moore, associate
minister. will present the lesson
before the Fellow Workers Class.
The Rustin Couples Class will
hold their annual banquet in
the social hall Of the church at
$3.50 pm. Friday. These classes
meet in regular session at 10 am.
tomorrow.
ANGEL E. Cook, president of the
Vaughn Bible Class of Calvary
Baptist Church. announces the
appointment of Claude H.
Richardson as co-chairmen in
the membership drive in connec-
ton with the Crusade sponsored
by the Organized Bible Glass AS
ISOLATION. Prof. Everett E. Lund
will be guest teacher of the class
at 10 am. tomorrow. The Rev.
Chester H. Jones. associate
pastor, will present the lesson to
the Burial Bible Class for Bust
ness and Professional Women at
10 am. tomorrow.
Edwin c Wright. Of the For
eign Service Institute, State De-
partment. will speak on the
journeys of Paula at $50 am.
Clyde Kelly Glass meeting to-
morrow in Chevy Chase Pres
byterian Church.
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The Executive Committee of
the Organized Bible Glass Asso-
citation together with their hus-
bands and wives will be the
guests of Harold S. King, newly
elected president of the OBCA,
at $3.50 pm. Tuesday in the social
hall Of the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church. 1t will be the regular
fall dinner and business session
of the committee.
The Mems Glass for the Study
of the Bible, National Presbyte-
rian Church, will resume class
sessions tomorrow at 10 am. with
Col. william S. Culbertson, noted
Bible scholar and lecturer, as
teacher. His topic will be Jesus
View of the Kingdom Of God. "
The Calvary Mems Glass of
Calvary Methodist Church will
meet at GAS am. tomorrow.
lDr. John w. Fisher will present
the lesson.
The Trinity Women's Bible
Glass of Sherwood Presbyterian
Church will hold a pot-luck sup
per in the auditorium at $50
| o. m. Wednesday, followed by the
monthly business meeting. Mrs.
Roy K. Easter will discuss 1.-The
! Acts of God" before the class at
I9:45 am. tomorrow.
Mrs. Alice P. Burhoe and her
sister, Mrs. Adelaide P. Merrill,
recently returned from Germany.
will join in a duet for the special
music on the program of the Box
Bible Glass of Emory Methodist
lat $50 am. tomorrow.
DR.. Carl r. Simon will bring
the lesson to the Wiles Bible
Glass of the Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church at $3.50 am.
tomorrow.
c. Toby Chandler, past preSl-
dent of the Harrison Bible Class
lof st. Luke's Methodist Church,
will present the religious picture
Gods Call to Righteousness"
before the class at GAS am.
tomorrow.
David Darlington will teach
the Baraca Bible Glass of the
Brookland Baptist Church at
$3.50 am. tomorrow.
Richard Nevius, a ministerial
student, will speak to the Couples
Glass of Foundry Methodist
Church on Redemption for
Modern Man" Mrs. Kenneth B,
Hamilton will present the lesson
before the Fellowship Class in
the Laws room. These classes
meet at GAS am. tomorrow.
George Yakzic will be guest
teacher Of the Progressive Glass
of the Shepherd Park Christian
Church at $3.50 am. tomorrow.
The Friendship Bible Class of
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MUSIC DIRECTOR - The
appointment of Marjorie G.
Jovanovic to serve as first
full-ti.ne director of music
has been announced by
Christ Congregati onal
Church h, 9525 Colesville
road, Silver Spring. Mrs.
Jovanovic, a graduate Of
the Westminster Choir Col
lege of Princeton Univer-
~sity, has studied extensively
in the United States and
abroad.