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Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07
The Presbyterian Church
The chWsh On ihs PIazs1
Rev. KaHnoIn az. KepIeF. PugSoy
william E. Barnhsi, orgunisS sn
CHER DiFocloF
cheFeh Phono s70l
soNDA4 JANUARY 8
SUNDAY. JANUARY


s:45 a. m. Sunday School
Glasses for all, and for ali ages
Lessons from the Word. Of God fol
Daliy Life. William Lucas. General
Superintendent.
1915 q. m. to 1915 D. ma
Onufch Nursery is conducted FOR
children whose parents attend NOR
ming worship.
4A.V9 q. m.-MOrning Worship
q welcome to all who are lonely and
would ind Christian fellowship. to
an VINO are discouraged and would
md faith, to all who have sinnad
and would find forgiveness. to an
VINO fear death and would find
LlLe. The message today is On
increasing Our Faith" The mess
age to the children will be on ssTbo
Great Divide"
$50 p. m.-YOung Couples Club
meets at them anse. Welcome to
new couples Youth FellowshiD
Hour az the chuFch-for Junior and
senior high young people.
40 p. m.-Evening Service--to-
night we welcome Terry Martin
chalk artist and evangelist. whose
WofA and message has been heard
over 1900 times in the last few
years. Bring a friend-come pre-
pared for a blessing.
Monday: The AIizpah Circle win
meet at p. m. at the home Of Mrs
Wallace Burn.
Tuesday: The Women's Mid
Week Bible Class will meet af 4
n. at the home Of Mrs. A. b. Hnmee
mrs kepler Is the teacher. visit
ation Night. Those who viii helm
us cali on newcomers to the com
munity, please meet at 7:45 n. m
e the church. You will receive two /
names for you to visit.
Wednesday. The annual meeting
OF the congregation will be held
tonight ct 7:30 o'clock az The
church. to be followed immediafe-
Y ~ the meeting Of the congreqa-
non as q corporation. All members
q tne congregation and regular at
tenders are welcomed 10 attend a
lot-iuck covered dish suDper viii
De served at the church. no eharga
ilaae. at $50 p. N. Bring cover
g dish and your table service. The
near ana dessert courses have been
thursday Prayer Meeting at 2 "a
2 M at the church. The message
.ll be from the Epistle to the cai-
llans JOIN US Ia this Hour of 1
over. Bring a friend and q Bible
nor rehearsal at $3.50 p. m. at the &
friday; First Steppers Bible
iass 90 $500 b. N. at the manse
9 south Walnut street. Neweom-
3 are welcomed.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07
CulvurY Mefhodisf
Church
E FFoni and Frunkiia sla.
ino Sommsnny lhvren
Donzel G. WiIdev. Min;-S..

E FFoni and EIuntiin saa.
,np Nommsnity lhvrun
D0nzel c. Wildoy, Minister
joha Bunnol. Director sf Mur.
Aeiephones: Church Study 1884
Parsonage 1926
SUNDAY, JANUARY 9
S;45 a. m, Church School with
classes for every age and an in
tllatlon to the entire family to at
tend. John r. Wilkins is the
General Superintendent.
1I.OO a. m, Church School Sas-
slon i Iof children eight years of age
ana younger. Glasses are avail
aDle lor those in the Nursery. Be
slhners and Primary Departments
ana parents attending the Worsbin
service are invited to place their
chlIoren In these classes.
1900 a. m, Divine Worsbin Co1-
vary Church is stressing regular
attendance for members and friends
uuIihg TINS time from now to Eas-
ser. Build your life on the Arm
loandatiOn Of the Christian Faith
ana nnd help and strength tbrnueb
PUBIC worship. Mr.. Wildev will
speak on the subject FThe Wav to
LleaVen. The ChOirs of Calvary
VIII present special music under
-ne direction of Mr.. John BunnelI
Ushers and HOstesses will wei
ioine those attending this service
o:5O p. m, Intermediate Wetbo-
list Youth Fellowship with Mr. and |
IelOrs. 0Oui
$3.50 p. M, Senior Metbodist
.outh Fellowship with Mr. and
lrs. Donald Downs as counselors
80 p. m, Evening Service. The
tudy Of the subject ''@The Master
Ior Thee" the WSCS study
curse Jesus Teachings Concern
lg Women" " will be Continued bv
Y. Wildey. Every person interested
Bible study should attend this
srYlce- Mrs. Charles Lacey will
the devotional part of the
srvice. W
ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK
tuesday, $500 p. m, The Bykota
lass will meet.
tuesday, $500 p. m, The Late q
lsciples Class will meet. d
Ihufsday, 1880 p, m, The Adult j
lOir will rehearse.
Thursday, $500 p. m, The Young v
ems Class will meet. a
Friday, 3:15 p. m, The Junior
loir will reheaTse at the Church. Y
Friday $500 p. m, The Sunshine 3
ass will meet.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07

MAkkIED-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
L. Hall, of Milford. Announce 'ti,1 tba
marriage OF their daughter, June
Deisem' to Mr.. Earl Webb, Jr.. SON
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Webb. Sr of
Freaerlca, The wedding took place
1854. o'i'oi 'Vll'
Mrs. Webb is a graduate Of Mil
I9Eu Hlgh School and is now em-
pioyed in Dover. Mr.. Webb is a
graduate Of Caesar Rodney High
School and is presently ATTENDING
the University of Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07
e Hablta

Most birds lay only one ege 4 davy
some lay an egg every other dsv.
But the brooding does not start unfii
the lastsegg Of the clutch has been
lad, which causes an aI-at-onc6
Matching.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07
The Church Of God
Nerih WaInui Street
Kew. w. Edwin Toll, PasloF


SUNDAY, lANUARY 9
8:45 a. m, Broadcast over sta.
tion WJWL 500 on the dial
10000 a. m, Sunday School
Glasses for all ages, strangers and
visitors welcome. Bring your family
to church today and reap q rich
reward tomorrow. Leon Donovan.
general superintendent.
11:0O a. m, Morning WorsbiD
The topic of the sermon will be
The Grace Of Giving"
6;3O p. m, Prayer Service.
1900 p. m, Revival Service. The
minister will speak on, "Will a Man
Rob GOd?"
TUESDAY. JANUARY II
1880 p. m, Prayer Meeting at the
home of AlVa Donovan on Old
Shawnee Road.
THURSDAY, JANUARY l3
700 p. m, Children's Church.
1880 p. m, Teenagers' Service.
500 p. m, Bible Study. Come
and learn more about the Bible. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07
Reanne

Ne, ,N,ewfoundland's sealing industry
ss' wiilcn once saw as many as l66
snips leaving st. Johns harbor esriv ~
sooaa eaen March, declined during ~
lsS0s. It has been revived e ths ~
postwar years. - 'ns
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07
St. Paul Mefhodisf
Church

SUNDAY, JANUARY 9
1I;VO a. m, Divine Worship. Ser
mon: The Rev. M. o. Ballard. Dis
tIict superintendent, Dover Dis
trlct, The Methodist Church.
loo p. m, Church School Miss
virginia Lofland, general superin-
ZOO p. m, Junior and Methodist
foutn Fellowship Hour.
500 p. m, The Steward Board
desires your presence to a musical
evening service.
Wednesday, $3.50 p. m, Senior
Choir Rehearsal.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07

CHARTER No. EsaS
RESERVE DISTRICT Nc.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY
OF MILFORD
IN the State Of Delaware, at the cIoe.
st Bueiness on December a. 1854
| published in response 10 cali Taade b1 -,
Iouer Of the Currency, under Seefion E9i1
o. s, Revised Statutes. '''" '@'i
Assets
Cash, balances with other
/ panks, including reserve
balance, and cash items
- IN process of collection. 81. 5O7 1ct 40
Ohited states Government
obllgations, direct and
/ guaranteed .-.- . 600 c9c ro
/ Obligations Of States and 'o'o'oO
political subdivisions -. 149 Aeq !,
OIner bonds, notes, and de-
ventures ..---...... 9Ao ooc oo
| corporate stocks (includinp '-@'''V
95t,5OO.OO stock of Fed
eral Reserve bank) 97 s0n m
Loans and discounts Cin- oOV'VV
q l n g $3,475.24 over
- Nl a. taJ .--.--.-.......-..-... 2 % 1 20 40
Bank premises % 4o
F,Irnit,Sro 1whe9 ---,,,5l-------s7S. o,,5 Ss5.21
fixtures -.. 20 SAO az
Other assets ll1,22616
80 '""'---'----'------- 2IlO6.14
Iotal Assets .--....... Sc. o41 ave -
Liabilities
Demand deposits Of individ-
uals' partnerships, and
corporations "a 400 o4n M !
Llme deposits of individ- ''-' 1910
uals' partnerships, and
corporations ..-. 9,e=A eh1 to 4
deposits of United States 'O'i'fV
government (includ
ing postal saVings) q .oo 90 /
deposits of States and no O''iSV'1o
ntlcal subdivisions % for 1e |
OtneT deposits Certified and
S,Ser eSa,Ssnier's checks, ete.) - 158. 248 no
DEPOSITS -sz488, s51o9
Other liabilities ..-.--. 97 5oo m
Total Liabilities --------s747O,85fo9
copitoI Accounts
Capital Stock:
Common stock.
total par ----$250, 900 90
Surr1,,, -$ 250, 900. 90
Tn1li,,i,5,, 900, 900. .OO
Reserves ~ us --.--"---~----- 284, 627. .68
'~''-.-'--.--'---.---- 36,000OO
]
Io'al Capital Accounts-~st, $40, ,62z.ea
Total Liabilities and
Capital Accounts so o44 Azo y
Memoranda
Assets pledged or assigned
70 secure liabilities and
lot other purposes .-..-. $500 572 M
/ w f. McFAUL, cashier of 10
yoVe- named bank, do sOlemnIv svrea1.
ldt the above statement is tr1e -
ne Dest OF my knowledge and heller
w. T.. McFAUL. Cashier
Correct-Attest:
JAMES L. DAVIS
4. CARLISLE COLLINS
Z. %. BRIDGHAM
Directors
tate Of Delaware,
1uhty OF Sussex, IS:
sworn to and subscribed before mo
~ 9tn day Of January. 1855. ana 7
'EsDy certify that I am not an ofIicer
director Of this bank.
Z i1iiza w. beth r. Bradford, Notary Public
NY commission expires Feb. 26. 1g55
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07
CHURCHES In MILFORD

aebsa E. Green, Minister
Fhoas Aas9
Aeoa DlUndon. Dilseior
gNIsliun Edrcniion
~. q G. puVidson, Dir.ssor q a'u.ie
Ia MaFguTei Hogi Clark. oraoot.,
Church Phone BIIi
SUNDAY, JANUARY o
s:45 q. m. Church School Wilson
soekrider5 Sup't Tom Faix ASH
Supt Classes for everv age
church Going Families Sfav
Longer Together"
1V:45 a. m, Nursery. Hosfessee.
MISS Pat HaWley, Mrs. Harry vim
gale- PARENTS attending the eleven
O'Clock service may leave their
sinali children in the nursery.
44:O0 a. m., Divine Worship Ser
wee. 90 members Of the Sanefnarv
Snoir VIII sing the anthem @Tbe
Eentlent BY Van de Water. Henry
saunders, baritone soloist wifi I
eAolf. The Chancel Choir's anthem I
say Iask" BY Ashford, Glenn Hit
enens sol0ist with choir. Offerforv
solo: Bless This House. by Brake
James Hazard, baritone soloiat
ser. sermon subject: Keeping Faith
WIN Your Vision For The New
year The best gift which YOU can
give the members Of your family
IS your faith ia God. Bring them f0
worship this Sunday.
0:SO p. M, Bible study for Inter-
meQlate and Senior Youth Mise
Blundon, Instructor.
$3.50 p. M, Primary FelIowsbin :
Tor all children grades ]. Q. and
-.-Ls. -l herman kopf, Mrs. Raymond \
Aasten and Mrs. Howard VreeIand. 4
=
$3.50 p. M, Junior MYF. Worsbip !.
leader: Jackie Belts. Counselors. ?
Mrs Byron Gibson, Mrs. Cecil =
Davis. g
$3.50 p M, Intermediate MYF (.
Worship leader: Martha Wheatley. !. !.
Mr. Charles Hatfield will present !
Ine Ten Commandments" =
$3.50 p. M, Senior MYF. WorsbiD =
eader; Jean Messick. Grade 8, in =
tructor, Mrs. Robert Green.
$3.50 D. m, Grades 10, IL, and 12. N
instructor, Mr.. Tom Faix. VI
$3.50 p. M, Young Adult Study n.
iroup Instructor, Rev. R. E. Green. =
1880 p m, Chancel Choir. n,
CHURCH ACTIVITIES -
Monday, 6:30-7:S0 D M, Fun IL
light, including roller skating and ~
ther recreation, pre-schOoI-grade m
1870 p. m.-9:00 p. m, grades 6-12. -
Tuesday, 1880 p m, Methodist ~
ems Meeting. ~
Wednesday 1880 p. m, Sanctuary
hoir.
Thursday, 7:0O p. m, Chapel
our. Mrs. Conrad Travers viii
lnduct WSCS Study: Under The
hree Flags" Public invited.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07


Pilgrim Holiness Church
chgFsa ef Fgl Gospel
sey'h Easl Fgoai shoss
Rev. lson tiynson, Puslor
Fheae qles
SUNDAY, JANUARY q
g M Sunday School. Hu-
49,. 49, ftssha aLers. Sup't Enjoy the
'.---s y tiie snrlstmas Story IA our
s.l ess Lot TINS Sunday. Enjoy the
49,, s. ~ esip and fellowship found
mere We welcome YOU
t.yy 9 ~. Morning Worship
2 us O devotion in Gods house
.g9 2 ms Youth Service
fsao p M, Evening WorsbiB
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07
First Baptist Church

The Lille White Church"
n. w. Second sasos
Rev: MerVln K. Ruth, Pastor
SUNDAY, JANUARY 9
.S:45 a. m, Bible School.
1I:OO a. m, Morning Worship.
$50 p. M, Evening Fellowship
Hour. '--- =
Wednesday 1880 p. m, Prayer
and Bible Study Hour.
The public is cordially invited
70 come and worship with us.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07
ChFistiun Science Society
BFansh q he first Church oi ehrl,s
Scientist, II Bosion. Mes.
Meets IN Milford Grange HuH

sIeels % MILFORD GFunqo He'll
SUNDAY, JANUARY 9
The subject Of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church OF Christ
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street
wilmington, Christian Science So
clety, Grange Hall, Milford. and
Christian Science Society, Y. !. a.
Building, Rehoboth Beach, Sunday
senuary 8, 1855, will be "Sacra-
ment."
Morning Service and Sunday
school are at 11:O0 A. M.
Wednesday Evening Testimonial
Meetings at $500 p. N. Milford
hrst Wednesday only.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07
Union Methodist Church

The Wbmen'g Society Of Chris
tan Service Of Union Methodist
Church will meet this Friday even
ing, January z, at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Passwaters.
There viii be Sunday School at
Z p. M, Sunday, January 8. Preach
ing service at 3 .. m, by the pastor,
Rev. Shoeklav-
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07
FOBDS
1853 V-s cUSToMLINE
1851 We CUSTOM

Dire uaIve' ogrk blue, low mileage cor, exeeptono,
'"'e P0'nf clean interior, fully equipped.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07

Ns'' 'ossPn ;. Kinks Rector
SUNDAY, JANUARY 9
$3.50 a. m, Holy Communion.
S;45 a. m, Church School, Parish
House. - ''''i
9:45 a. m, kindergarten, McKim
Building. ---'
1900 a. m. Morning Prayer and
Sermon. W
Friday, January z, 1856, Diocesan
conference for the parishes Of Kent
and Sussex Counties for cbnrob
school teachers, also. parenfs 70
consider the new church curric,,e
!um, to be held in St PanTs
Church, GeorgetOw ,n7:45 D. M
Monday, January 10, 1855, Annual
parish meeting. for the parochiaI
reports Of the past year and the
election Of wardens and vestrymen.
300 p. m, in the parish house.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
the ROBE

Full length dramatic coachman style Concealed tie
to hold lap-over and two antique looking buttons
Three-uuarter sleeves. Pink, blue aqua checked
with black Sizes IL to 90 5.9s. Sizes 1871 to 24a.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

Add gR tax ,rhsre necessary. Free
delivery tn Washington and 20
near0V MdrylaRd and VIRGINIA
counftes
Evening star., 1955-11-20
$50 a.,d
6.o0

If you re living where there's central heating,
you need a robe that's toasty warm, not
roasting warm, and this is it!-Flannelette
S. The same soft cotton they put next
to baby's tender skin. Two sophisticated
styles that make you presentable if unex-
pected guests catch you mapping at the
fireside. Warm, not too pale, colors that
are flattering even when you're minus
makeup No cleaning problem they're
hand or machine washable.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

sALEsLATY' Az. aI'1 thoToafly .sa1 sssDsr tn
sR1p. s%a5' cal Sll!s5 %. sssssss ssssast 'Dee'l
sories speciality shop. 5-day wk.,
raneements. TIFFANY. SO 18th
ssaLEsEADY Al aiE WANTED for si setiv.
Of b c. preferred. Catholic between
Us and SIS. Good pay with over.
time At time. and-half rate. Reply
In own handwriting to BOZ PIX.
ssaiL1EE:sLADY IN drspery and slip
cover dept. Eseellent werkinME ML, con, e%r,
Sltlae; GfaoisfEay fRa saliIy sis r IaNDAHD n.a'
sALESLADY WANTED for active
credit jewelry store: pleasant sur
roundings; company benefits: some
experience preferred. steady en-
ployment; salary and commission.
Apply manager. KENTs JEWEL
sALEsLADY. coiored, fine voman's
store: must be .expef. Excel. start
ing salary and opportunity. RA.
saIEsLADY-Exerieneed permanen,
position; must be s. 2" or over.
TALL APPAREL. 7SS 18th st. nv
sALEsLADY--Neat appearance. EXP.
with pay. LADY LU GIFTS. 1404
q st. nv. RE-. 7-S472.
sALESLADY-Selected gift mer-
chandise, better ciientel, excellent
working conditions: AdJnstanle
pnnds vpon experience. Reply in
own handwriting; education, occu-
pational history, hours and start
Ing salary anticipated. BOX 3e7-T.
sALESLADTEs, fuIi-time or part
time; highest earnings; coats. suits.
dresses; Apply A week % 80 anS
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HELP-WoMEN

CLERK.TYPIST-Perm. position. 5.
day week. S:30-6. Paid vacation.
Insurance benefits. No holiday work.
Ability to plan own work. Start
ing salary. S22b month"; or more,
depending on experience. Mr.. SE-
BOLD. Ma: s-al12: Monday ane
CLERK-TYPIsT. Permanent inter.
esting position In atr.eond. once.
Ssid Ssae1sa Vacations. sae. pf. Gos. sa..5sos. ia
lee faTEFs sS1P Saig Em VIZ s7 ADEl. g.
Homer Bldg.. 18th st. bet. = and O..
cLERK-TYPIsT-opportunity In ex-
ecutiye ofiees. Position. for person
desiring permanent work. who will
assume eareer-minded attitude and
secretarial responsibility. Some ex-
many dement's. Apply Rm. SOL,
Commerce Bldg. Conn. ave. and x
CLERK.TYPIsT. age 1885. inter-
esting position. Central location. 8
d 81. NV. NE. S-42S5.
CLERk.TYfiST, experienced, 8. days
per week: good salary. 5329 Geor-
cEERk-TYPPisT. a; General 9SSnn; once work.
&s Sssss ,sai I'll esss sSss :s.sr', ave- Mla 1iLl'
CLERk-fYPIsT for Q large motion
picture organization. Recent high
soI,e ssch9ol ErsSyfts ~. Tn Pes Preetsss5edt A., Ss s
CLERK-rYPIsT. 1880. for small
3 an, and ESQ pm. 1852 PENN
CLERK-TYPiST for contractors 8
once. Good salary for the right
party. Call IA. 2-6936. -12
Evening star., 1955-09-11

~ " and Gis Be % a5is to stsnd Is about ~ 3
the. time. Large once near 18th
and H sts. NV. handling no mer-
day Saturday. Salary 70 start. 5000
month. Phone Ma. e-I11s.
cLERa d.l a. TnAiNhEs; s.l I1Ess hs srsds aS' sn-
ARREY FERsoNNEL, iS3s Eye NV.
CLERK. white, for counter and as
g ssmbly we work. Apply HELcaER DRY
CLERK. for dry cleaning store, ca
RDDy % Sa esason salRa @ippr aos
st.. Arl. lHeeht shcpping eenter).
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HELp-WoAFN

DRUG CLERK, must have drugstore
under 30. Apply CHAeTLETON
PHARMACY, 18th and r NV. --l3
DRUG CLERK - Exper. preferred:
salary plus commission. STAND
ARD DRUo CO.. 3122 14th st. NV.
EDITORIAL ASST. young lady. Tv
guide magazine. 6-day week. 7M-
hr. day. Congenial surroundings.
l326 3 ct. NV. 9TH a.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR - Young
woman. coiored, under 80. Neat
appearance. Permanent position In
life insurance company. Must have
operator's license. Apply Mr.. WEA-
YER, basement, 616 14th st. NV,
between 9 Am. and 3 pm.
Evening star., 1955-09-11


COsMETICfAN, exper.. local ref
erences; good salary and commits
sion: Apply IN person; Mr seldin.
st.. Nj. Rainier. Nd. Ill
CLERK, exper... with
post once duties. Salary and com.
mission. Elizabeth Arden. Fa1erse,
SUNDAYS. Apply ROCK CREEK
DRUGS, $500 orubb rd., Silver
COUNTKRGIRLs--Apply q. a. ..
DRY CLEANING. 1878 Old Bla.
densburg I'd. Wheaton. Nd. IL
CREDIT CLERK. In one OF Wash
inRton's LARGEST and finest stores.
Experieneed routine york o1sna ryginS ns
penefits. Apply In person, MAJOR
MASTERPIECES. INC. oil 7th st.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

cLERK-TYpIsT

For general once work, pleasant
working conditions In air-condi-
ansS Ssn. xppy sdfs Il p.rscn pssE eGSpaRy e
WILDMAN at i117 Goth st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
SECRETARIES-STE
See ABBEY First
SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE

Recent college graduate for interest.
ing ONCE position with national
company. Complete training pro.
enjoy dealing with public Call
Mr.. LYNN. DU. 7.5100. -13
STENOGRAPHER with editorial ex-
perience or interested in learning
editorial work. Varied duties in
national association offering ad-
vancement to career-miuded per-
s., GOO annually. LIS: age. age: expert sl
ence. phone number Box 200-T.
s2fiEENsoGRAPHER-sEcY., for work
with q national educational or
ganization.. Age .20-35. College
5000 to $500 depending on Sssis edu.
cation and experience. Employo
benefits. 5-day week, air-eondis
toned once. AD. 4-4S55. --12
Evening star., 1955-09-11

MODELS

MODELS
Part-time photogfaphic work, expert
sfes not requirsd. Send snapshot
PHofo PicToR1AIs. 9so D st. NV.
NURSE, pEaeties,l' M :, ,,ls: White; toF toF elderly
ihs,Sn s'h.S Box os s ssS-T TeISy star. Afi II Sh'
NURSES AIDE. white. for noor
duty IN lge. suburban nursing
ings: refs. Lo. 5.4100. Ill
NURSES, R.N. or L.P.N.. white. As.
;:ssns aa ,s9DS sDsratns Sr.. room fSgeTssS
HOSPITAL, Bethesda. Nd.
NURSES AIDE, white, for general
live in; nice quarters and sur.
roundings; refs. JE. 2-0643. III
NURSE, must be experienced with
ShSFs Sood ecunss nee!oh siver ecs sprins % Box
MUSE. R.N.-For physicians once
and clinic. fgii time top salary
NURSE. white. non smoker. for. day
duty In small rest home; must have
1eaaired Gs may seiass i've ino Of F'o out 5000
NURSE, registered. white. TO work
In Doctors once; some .typinE. Sun
days and holidays ofi. An day work.
oFFIeEs tlstSH GTkL. to work in real e.
must be able to. type, knowledge
Of shorthand preferred. must have
pleasant telephone ability. Apply
In person, Mrs. Stovall, Mon. or
Tues. from 4:30.S p.m.', JoskPH
OFFICE MGR, $50 WK.
BcSkkespsr:typi.st:z % sogns; , payI,oll psy,.I
$3.50; recep.. col. edu. sgle., S6b
wk.: dozens Of others. excel. posi-
'''' GRACE GRAZ DUNN
1911 @. RE. 7-os2s
oRDER CLERK for ghoto PROCESSING process 4,
Oct. Apply to 2015 L st. NV.
2nd floor. 81. 3.73e1.
PAYROLL CLERK
e x P E. r IENCE NOT RE-
QUIRED BUT MUST BE
GOOD AT FIGURE DE-.
TAILS. SOME TYPING
BUT ABILITY TO TYPE
ACCURATELY MORE DE-.
SIRABLE THAN SPEED.
GOOD STARTING SALARY
AND OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT. 35-HOUR,
5-DAY WORK WEEK. EX-
CELLENT COMPANY
BENEFITS. APPLY IN
PERSON, 9 AM. TO 4 PM,
ROOM 416 RING BUILD
ING, 1900 18th ST. NV.
la
PAYROLL SUPERVISOR
Must have complete knowledge Of
use Of comptometer: some payroll
experience preferred; 40-hour. D.
day week; excellent company bene-
fits TO the one who qualities. Ap-
SEARS RoEBUCK o. CO.
oil Bladensburg Rd. NE.
Id
PIX OPERATOR
Permanent position for young lady
able typing speed. Aforementioned
once. convenient ne. location; s.
day week. Call Mr.. RO9EDALE,
after Q am, La. 6.6b73. lis
ALEXANDRIA,
STORE CLERK
For our laundry dry cleaning branch
once. Must be neat with pleasing
personality. Excellent working con-
ditions. Can XII. 9-7b41 for ap-
'0'n'nBANNE BANNER LAUNDRY
1911 oauker Lane, Alex. ---l2
Evening star., 1955-09-11
CT,ERK-TYpTST

opening; permanent posi-
ton; only experienced need apply.
Call HA. $4,000. Ext. Is. for In
terHieK. IL
Evening star., 1955-09-11
RESIDENT MANAGER

For fine apartment house Of 90 units.
on 18th St, near Mass. ave; salary
and In detail, experience, educa-
ton. age. family. etc. Box 396-V,
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HELp-woMsk
JUNIOR
CLERK

1890 yrs. Of age, accurate with de-
tails. To measure advertising line
sss sday .ss1,I.s sonr week; as,I2 Tuss work
mel Room sos: open weekdays $50
8 and Sat. 9-l2. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

INSURANCE AGENCY GIRL, wanted
to handle growing AGENCY m gen.
eral insurance neid; soeo cnanTs nT
for advancement: age 2o-3o. ~.
yHSIUHRsANCE CLERK - Permanent
position open in large company;
experience in fire and casualty de-
sired. This Is an excellent oppor-
tunity for the right person. Hours;
g-5, b-day week; paid vacation and
sisk s'NS !ssys ApPly ASpPPhRiTSR, i7SS 1sM 81 x *.
per,, accurate, fast: permanent DO.
sition with fine working conds. in
SnRcRArT ansSMnAir Te5V eowNERs fp AND rfLoTs
ASSN, .4e44 East-West hwy" Be-