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To come with me any 2 evenings and
than YOU make In 40. Phone ~
$500 anv time Sunday and ask
for MR.. LLEWELLYN.
MEN. white or colored. To set pins.
Jul or part time No experience
necessary We teach you. Earn from
to midnight We assist with trans
poriation. Apply, ready to work, any
I'm after u noon. at WOODMOOR
BOWLING CENTER, 10I45 Coles
,li.e rd So phone calls. -.l5
screeninr dept Attractive salary.
COLUMBIA LETTERING CO FIX.
I-u1-.. between Q and 5. Ia
MN. to work on appliance de-
livery truck Apply BRAY q SCARFF
Sal rs, INC. l@ll Tuckerman, st
Young MAN intelligent draft ex-
empt. steady work and good future,
Apply N person ROSENBERG, S
SLIP COVER MANUFACTURERS,
YoI>G MANHt no learn auto. parts
business good opportunity. Call
Z H BLAKELocK. DU. 7-4637
YOUNG MAN to work part time ewes.
and Sat Should have drawing abil-
n Gnu aunt " ItdG b1ut ~ lIltS
Future for right man to learn kit
chen planning. estimating and SELL
ms for full-iime job later. SUB
URBAN KITCHENS. 5716 Baltimore
ave. Hyattsville. UN. 1882.
YOUNG MAN, draft exempt. to train
for position OF inventory control
man Good at working with figures.
understanding of arithmetic, and
typinE ability necessary; 5a;-day
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment TO man interested in working
toward same. Submit detailed re-
sumo in own handwriting to Box
YOUNG MAN. aggressive: high school
education; Interested in a Job with
a future, permanent: retail iewelry
store; capable of meeting the public
Gail DAVID MANN Jeweler. Penta-
gon Bldg ia "-7IOT for appt.
Young MAN, white, for work in
I,sIy dept with Ice. organizao
Young MAN. tWhitel. Interested in
property MANAGEMENT. Sober and
reliable, Must have car. Reply Box
N !1,y5';';u,M MAN. mechanical aptitude
and maintenance on equipment. hp-
ply IN person. RENTAL TOOL AND
EQUIPMENT co, 911n Capitol View
ave Silver Spring. Nd. 10
iNhtNG MAN. apprentice. interested
IN funeral business. must have
drivers license: quarters available
Apply SIS II ST. ne, Ii. 3-4SS0.
foISG MAN for part-time work in
lumber yard; gen. maint and filling
orders. Start afternoons at your
Gony. ~ $ pm; Can also have
WORK CO. 1900 Knowles ave,
kenSinfton, Nd
VOTING MAN-Lifetime sales career
opportunity. national organization.
for man over age "a who has char
scter, intelligence and initiative.
Must pass sales-aptitude test have
car and have resided in area 3 YRS. =:
previous sales exper. desired, Level
monthly 50 AIRY guaranteed. 3-yr,
framing. plus bonus and pension
Star
YOUNG MAN NEAT APPEARANCE
10 ASSIST IN TIE STORE
RlCkEY TIES, 926 F ST. NV.
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AUTO
FINANCE
CLERK

Young lady for interesting Job IN
major auto finance company; will
train: all modern employe dement's:
must be able to type. Apply RoofN
434, 261 Constitution ave. NV,
bet. 10 am. and 4 pm. weekdays.
BEAUTICIAN. colored, with follow
ing, good working conditions. Call
LA. 6-2192 or TU. 2-2903. Ia
BEAUTICIAN; sll-around. Sal. and
comm: Also manicurist. JEANETTE
GWH dE " BEA A9s,i SALON Bethe;da'
BEAUTICIAN. all-around. good salary
a sF.rt 1ToTwT ghISS. re ROSE RAYNoR
BESuTicIsN,s' V xssI ST NIF" ~ ALSO AIS
EXPERIENCED MANICURE ST-sai-
airy plus commission 5-day week.
Closed SATURDAYS during June, July
SSInTd august yn ELIZABETH ARDEN,
REAuTICiiS; top salary plus Soc
CONN.,; also part-timr beauticia n
busy. air-cond. salon. WILLIAM OF
NEW. YORK. hair stylistS, 1915
Michisan ave ne. LA. al zoo. iii
BEAUTICIAN-Man preferred: must
be good hair cutter and stylist, for
very busy Wheaton shop. Excellent
n fE2RGE 40 , t;isaoSs. -.
mansser's license; good salary; shop
well equipped. Me. $4,000. '
BEAUTICIAN-Expa salon has
openings for style expert finale or
female). hair eolorist, and perma-
nent wtvers. Salary open, plus
commission. Mr. WILLIAM, at LA.
6.1701.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

To come with me any 2 evenings and
see more money made in 9 hours
than YOU MAKE In 40. Phone JU.
S2l. anv time Sunday and ask
for MR.. LLEWELLYN.
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HELP-MEN
Career Statesmen

MEN OF EXECUTIVE CALDER WHO
ARE WILLING TO WORK FOR Sc
cURITY. INCOME. AND A PRO
GRESSIVE, NATIONALLY KNOWN
CONCERN NEEDS YOU AS MUCH
AS YOU NEED THEM.
THIS Is NO ORDINARY SALES
JOB, OR SALES OFFER. AND WI
ARE NOT LOOKING FOB ORDI
NARY SALES PERSONNEL.
WE OFFER YCJ DIGNITY. POSI-
TON, PAID VACATIONS AM
PAID HOSPITALIZATION. AMI
MOST OF ALL. AN OPPORTUNITY
TO BRING YOURSELF AND YOUF
FAMILY INTO THE BRACKET YOI
HAVE BEEN SEEKING.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE EXPANSION
PROGRAM IN THE UNITED STATS
is WAITING FOR YOU WITH Die,
TAGRAPH PRODUCTS. APPLY
1916 Ilth ST. NV. TUES. AT II
AM. OR 3 Pm ONLY. La
COLORED WINE DOW WASHERS
portsrs. truck drivers. car washers
janitors. parking lot attendants. ga
station attendants. preSsers, chef
cook. printer; exnerisnced MAN
MING EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1910 9Th st NV AID. 2-s10O.
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HELP-WoMEN tcens.I

nie.I. demonxtrstor.
s ssi ~f FERs ss5SS i.if 8 ES ssSGo
BEAUTY OPERATOR. SIS to 500
per week guarantee plus commits
sion; 5-day week; no manieurIng:
steady work LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIR DRES SERS. l110 Eye ST. nv.
full or part time: salary and COM
nilsson Call 10. 1891. RI SUN.
BFSUTY OPERATOR. good salary.
steady pos. CHERIE BEAUTY sA-
LON. 52O9 Baltimore blvd. Hyatts-
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced
Apply PAT YOUR HAIRDREsSER
49, p St NV -15
BEAUTY OPERATORS, must be good
top salary and commission. BEAUTY
CENTER. l1A2 Eve ST. nv. l1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

Worlds Largest
Exclusive Health and Accident Co.
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HAHN SHOP STORES
s.,rIoiI Tnru s.IFsuax 20 &

- 80 WIZ nv
rHr- --F - abr .r u-fntInr
H-rr- fr-EE A. Hohnsre = ~
-~-rsrr~ r. raEfu= -hslr -crE
&c rr-r - Nah .nEron WrIts
rs--rer 7snl1ss hrld
~rr-a - .H.-F Erar
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Shoe Statesmen

EODsuCncsd. liberal salary
a.Gs GOWN 'SSion Also mart
time sale men. Apply
JOSEPH DeYOCSG. 1926 2
o. ma lie
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Unusual Man
Wanted

Large financial institution.
established III years will paw
salary and commission TO man
between the age of % and
40: must be interested in a
permanent business where he
will be his own boss, earn
81. 900 to $4,000 a year and
more, with liberal retirement
income; finest training pro-
gram with future opportunity
for managerial or executive
advancement. Should be q
hard worker, ambitious, INTEL
igent man who is dissatisfied
in his present position. If you
are this man. write fully, Civ
ing age, family status, past
experience to Box 2l6-C. Star.
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YOUNG MEN 16l

Weekdays, 4:30-10 pm. SATURDAYS
an DAY over q, with car. Minimum
commission, $50. Excellent oppor-
UNITY Tor ambitious men, Govern
melt or college students. who desire
hetter than average income. Inter-
views all week, 81 pm, Suite 500
warner Bldg
Young WHITE MAN, strong and in
tel!igent willing to work. apply Mon
WORLD BOOK ENCY.. wants man in
each school district for special work
TIME. %. o-|5l4. -l6
! BACKHOE OPERATOR and l bull
1872 colesville- Fairland I'd, Coles.
vile Nd. FV 4-930O. -I5
ALIVE, ALERT and ready man to
promote and operate a suburban
nae hSlF WITH WITH select clientele Box
a COMBiNNTioN MAN. under 40 ! to
associate with permanent new-car
ces!er. references required; exper.
IN ciagnoSlns mechanical difficulties.
particularly ChrySler line. Splendid
INDIVIDUAL. See Mr. Gar Gartner Huf HE'S
BROS. INC. COS +. Montgomrry
ave. Rockville. Md, Poplar 2-2l51.
OPPORTUNITY leading to $40 ooC
career. Successful experience In
present occupation REQUIRED. ! mar
Will be trained and financed in the
life insurance business by one of
me fastest growing companies ir
America. Must be ambitious anc
willing To learn. Married. age $50
rnone sunday or evenings, OIL, 9
Young veteran. single
With car. to travel for national mil.
liarv supply, and publishing house
Generous salary and expenses. Som,
sales experience helpful. Please APP.
piv n writing giving complete per.
soma. employment and militar,
BACKGROUND. Box SIC. Star. = {
SNLARtED POSITIONS mem 81 nOt
70 - ono II YOU want a position
y c our letter campaign service
vii he # interest to YOU Our eN-
g'llent equation among employers
has usen developed over a period Of
- yearH Procure Of high stand
81 B Bpis sldg"'. Bu 4fiakS !. Nm !NS
iCTUAI JOBS OPEN IN u So
Am EuroDe 10 Sl5 600 travel paid
WI MY EMPLOYMENT Info Center,
MARSHAL FIELD famii gown en-.
terprise has few local openings for
part time or full time men in the
d c. Md. Va. areas. Weekly earn
ingS guaranteed for full time work.
Cry Part time workers will average
StS -S.a weekly Applicants must be
$50 and have high school educa-
tion Appointment for personal in.
teIyiew will be arranged by callins
UN i6OS Id
STUDENTS. over rs, able TO star
work 81 once Summer or full-timt
Wofk Good earnings. MR.. ROSS
Pm 80. llO5 @ st, NV. -l6
WILL ESTABLISHED construction
company Is interested in employinv
severaI advertising representatives
70 advertise nationally known prod
uc'S Experience not necessary
QUALIFYING applicants to be trained
- suit COMPANY needs Remuncra-
are income $4,000 per annum.
Ntrg ~ . only nerd Amply.
A~-.v p ~TFR nun DING SPFCT-
Ally so"2 Wisconsin ave. Be
TiDnRIY. WHITE. for iieht work or
NirrlnIa isrm! GOOD. permanent
home frll maintenance; small
MONTGOMERY STUDENTS. 1917
gsars Of age for route service.
commission bonus. prizes, guarantee
'nf alert WORKERS Phone Z 10 2
-, Tor appointment, TU. 2-ss4c
ACTTvE. able. eolored real estate
aissman 20 sell homes in upper
~ area Best ~ listinss, license
sne ear necessary. sTRouP. RA.
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HELP-MEN

Employment and counseitnE service
can help you in the riEht position
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Audit CLERK. some bookEscpinr ex.
perlence; must like detail: 5-day
iO-hr week. aforementioned ONCE;
NV. location. Reply Box 6-E, Star
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WE WILL TRAIN

The man We need. If chosen. YOU
will be sent tG our National Sales
Training school with salary and rx-
penses paid. Upon return you will
receive orac'lHtl experience with
h, p from successful field trainer
fol- I'I-week period.
Progressive training will remove the
ceiling from your earnings. Our
average successful man earns min
mum of $1,000 a year. This is not
'get-rich quick" proposition but
an opportunity for you TO. earn a
substantial income from the start
and then YOU advance according TO
the effort you put forth.
We are searching for man with
ability, sincerity, good mentality and
one who can manage his time well
II you're our man. phone RE. $4,000
for an appointment. Ask for Mr.
Jones.
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
Worlds Largest
Exclusive Health and Accident Co.
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AMBITIOUS FAMILY MAN

Between % and 30 years old. 10
learn the life insurance business
Should have equivalent Of high
school education and be now EN-.
ploved Opportunitv TO earn while
learning NO IMMEDIATE INTER
FERENCE WITH PRESENT Posi-.
TON Even moderate success with
our company guarantees YOU a verv
GOOD future Some men earn S3nO
to 5000 month while learning We
are a verv large and old COMPANY
Write about yourself. 3ox SCI, Star
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HElP-WoAEN

net over IS; ex-
perieneed, for generAl once work.
Some typing and shorthand: speed
not important Small amount of
typing; mostly once work; air.
conditioned once; good pay. IRV-
lNG'S 10th and z nv.
CLERk-TfPIST. is to IS. for gen
eral once work: 5-6ay week, $50
am 10 AS pm: air-cond bids =,
company benefits Some once eX-
perienee desirable, but not essen
tai Apply personnel once. 3rd
noor. EQUITABLE LIFE INsUR-
ANCE Co, SIC 18th st. NV. go
CLERK $50 q year to
start: 5-day. 40-hr. week. Apply
2nd A.. Continental Bids, 1912 18th
st. NV. Do not phone. IL
CLERK-TYPIST. young girI. is 70 rs.
Tor branch ONCE. major life insur-
ance company. Heavy experience not
REQUIRED but average tipping and
good English BACKGROUND essential.
5-day week; sir-cohditioned once
and fine benefits. Call HO. 2-6S0O
for appointment -I7
CLEFk-TfPIST - Pleasant working
conditions, sir-cond 5-dsy week
no experience nee. Lee casualty in
surance company, $50 Woodward
Bldg, 18th and H. Ask for Mr.
Fast ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

Biz esrnines' eOod references. or II
you are ALREADY Working and making
less than sl:i5 per vk., consider this
AN INVITATION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

CLERK, mature. white. II you have
limited income and would like to
augment it with pleasant surround
fngs, congenial people, with work to
do, sales ability. short hrs, alter
mating day and eve. and live near
downtown Wash: answer, giving
age, reference and phone No. BOX
4h-C, Star. Ia
CLERK; no, tipping exper. necessary;
perm. position; to handle varied
ONCE details. See MIR. Burns,
EISEMAN'S F at 9TH st NV
CLERK, white for Bethesda dry
cleaning plant. Call JU. 5-513S.
CLERICAL HELP, part-time. typist
or general offce work Age 35-45
normal hrs, are y to s and time can
be arranged on basis Of 3 or days
per week. Also can use part-time
help on hrs. noon to 8 pm. work Is
steady but duration is indefinite. see
Mr. Graham, FREDERICK w. BER-
EMS. INC. 17A L st. NV. MA
policy writing depart
ment: 5-day week in aforementioned
ONCE: hospital and life insurance
furnished: bonus. Phone MR.. WELLS,
MA. S-66gN
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College Trained Man
Life Insurance Company

Specializing IN business and
estate analysts, desires to add
to its sales STAFF college
trained man. % to 45 years of
age. capable of DEALING with
important clients and residing
for past ! years in area. This
man will receive adequate
compensation from the start
and be trained in advance
analysis technique. The aver
age earnings of the established
man in our organization is in.
excess of Sl3 900. In addition,
they accumulate a deferred in
come for themselves at the
rate OF $4,000 year. Pre-
viouS experience not necessary
but BACKGROUND in public rela-
tions, sales, advertising, A.
nance. or business operation
desirable Write in complete
confidence or call Jess Mankin,
Connecticut General Life In
Surance Co. 1901 WASHINGTON
Bldg, Wash. 3, D. C. ME.
S-4755 between Q and 8 or
from Z to Q evenings.
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WIInUH bIVu., MI, ia. 1-THUN
VI king St, Alex, XII. a-5O55
AIRLINE TELETYPE OPERATOR
age Go-3O preferred, for immediate
ing salary $500 per mo. with in
crease to $3.50 per mo. within "a
days. Free life insurance and MANY
other employe benefits. Minimum
typlnE speed 40 w.p.m, Cali
UNITED AIR LINES. ST. 3-OS7O
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MAN WANTED
WITH CAR
MAN WITH CAR

Dspsndshl' no experience neceSSar
Apply 97n5 Gs. ave. NV.
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SHOE statesmen

Q rH-aH-r rufrrrsr srr 'harrlEhiy
fErrrr~rr- rr1s H1fee-Fr Psrma-
~e- r-r- ufrE rKrfLlfur szlary
Hslnr Nan emUlngf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
AIR LINES NEED
YOUNG WOMEN
see Ad Under Classification
ARTIST

Advertising assistant, young ladv
with art training and /or experience
to assist in advertising department,
Double on filing and ONCE work
anal anal salary: Interesting work.
for, career girl" Write fun details
Including experience, references
and salary requirements. Boy 45-C'
Star
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COLORED BRANCH
ACCOUNTANT
BOOKKEEPER


| Trade association, 5 day SSO-SS5 IN
Bkkpr. contractor SS.5 to 500
/ Bkkprs.. wholeSale-retail 80 $685.
Asst. bkkprS a. $50 to S65
IBkkpg. Remington Rand S1O
Bkkpg. machine trainees $50 to S55
jComptometer OPT, ne. young
lCalcuiallng OPT, young. rapid S50-55
.SECYS. AND STENOS.
executive Secy.. export t2O-35) S1a
| Secys.. association 49, SIS
Secy., no shorthand SOS to so
Recep. -Steno, research org. S3.12O
Jr. Stenos. legal, comm, etc. $4,000
, OTHER OFFICE POSITIONS
Library Asst. ttypel 49, $1,000 plus
TWISTS rapid (2) $40
PIX ttvpistl, association - S55
RECEIPT. -typist, monitor board SEQ
Clerk-typists. beginners t5) S5O-S55
PIX, no tipping, young.
pD~ .u,. $1,000 to se,s?o
Teller 'Bethesdaj. Young.
Insurance Hostess. Alex @3,45 $50
Clerical. light tipping, 35-45 $50
E1le Clerk. young MS G., SIS to $50
SAFES trance, retail tyouncD 81 ur
ATLAS AGCY., RE. 7-5767
{ 1870 New York Ave NJ w pooo, spe
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SEARS, ROEBUCK & co
PART-TIME MEN

Can YOU use from $50 to SS4 a weel
extra? Have openings in our out
side sales department for 10 men
Must have car and be able to worl
) evenings a week. Previous sale
experience not necessary as We vii
furnish the finest sales training
No csnvassine. leads furnished
Drawing account m those who quail
fly. Call EN- 2-6505. between Il
am. and noon or nm. and
pm. on Monday and Tuesday.
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IMMEDIATE OPENING

For reasonable men, "0-35.
Permanent position: must be
wiling to start at SSi per wk.:
car essential. Call IA. y O66.
Monday, for appointment.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13
JUnNITa WYNN HONORED
Ar BRIDAL SHOWER

Miss Juanita Wynn. 5l47 Irving
Az. ". was honored at a beaHtl-
full miscellaneous bridal shower
gwen by her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Robert Wynne. Jr- at her home,
$40 Irving Az. N, on Saturday
evening, May 7.
Games were the diversion Of the
evening. Mrs. Gloria Chambers
won the door prize.
Miss wynn was the recipient Of
many lovely gifts.
A delicious lunch was served.
The Table was conferred with a
flaming tray Of assorted hers d.
doeuvres, created by Mr.. Jack
Campbell.
Guests present were the Misses
Joyce Clayton, Mildred Vernado;
the Mines. Ora Newman, Mary
Morris, Evelyn Martin, Juanita
Breedlove. Maxine Campbell, FL
IA Russell, Gloria Chambers, Es-
sic Arnold. Cookie" Breedlove.
Juanita Miller, Beatrice Hall and
Marion MeElroy OF Cleveland, o,
Miss Marjory Lewis sent a gift,
but was unable to be present
Miss Wynn will be married on
June 4 to Cozell Breedloye.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13
Past President
Moxfield PTA
Receives Pin

Mrs. ODelle Galloway. 1855
Rondo Az, who has served as
president of the Maxfield PTA for
the past two years was awarded
the Past Presidents Pin at the
last meeting of the group for the
year on Monday evening, May .
at the Maxfield PTA. In present
ing the pin, past president Will
liam Sayles Sr,, briefly outlined
the history Of the Maxfield PTA
and commended Mrs, Galloway for
the excellent leadership she has
given to the group.
Reports were given by Mrs.
Charles MCGEE, civil defense
chairman; Donald Roman. assis-
tant cub scout master, troop 20;
Mrs. Ben Alexander. summer
roundup chairman and Mrs. Nor.
ma Jones, chairman OF the ways
and means committee,
Mr.. Sayles, who has attended
state PTA conferences during the
past year and reported proceed.
ings fully, was given vote of
confidence. All committee chair
men were also congratulated for
their efforts over the past year,
Henry Schultz, hot lunch pro-
gram chairman presented letter
he had drafted, asking for the hot
lunch program to start when the
new school opens and he was com
mended for his excellent work.
Officers for the next school
year were installed by Mrs. Gal.
loway. They were Rev. Floyd
Massey Jr,, president; William
Sayles, Sr., vice president; Mrs,
Mavis Westbrook. secretary, Mrs,
Mildred Jordan, treasurer and
Donald Roman, auditor.
Following brief speeches by
each Of the new officers, Mrs
Leona Winner, principal, intro
duced the teachers and explained
the role of the teacher In the
training OF the child
Mrs. Galloway and Mr.. Sayles
attended the dinner sponsored by
the ST. Paul school committee
and honoring past and present
members of the st. Paul Board OF
Education on Thursday, May II at
20 p. m. at the Midway YMCA,
Mr.. Sayles represented the
Maxfield PIT at tbs 8th district
convention Of the state PTA hels
on Wednesday. May II at White
Bear Lake Junior high school.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13
Chatterbox Club
Holds Delightful
Mothers Dow Tea

The lovely home OF Mrs. Robert
Shoffner. 9S6 st. Anthony Av.
was the scene OF gala affair on
Sunday afternoon. May s. when
members OF the chatterbox were
hostesses at Mothers Day tea In
honor OF their mothers who were
their guests,
on the attractively laid table
with its ivory lace cloth. wRs
beautiful arrangement OF red
tulips, deep violet baby iris, white
snapdragons and cibotium fern
centered between silver candle
sticks holding white candles. At
one end was a crystal punch bowl
holding orange frappe,
Guests were served dainty re-
freshments and frappe as they re
Taxed in an atmosphere OF gra-
cious hospitality, chatted and So
cialzed. Each member invited her
mother and those who did not
have mothers, brought proxy, A
wonderful time was enjoyed by
both guests and hostesses
Members of the Chatterbox al
ternated at the serving table and
as hostcases.
The Chatterbox, composed of
IL members. includes the Mines.
Robert Shoffner, Norman Light,
stephen Maxwell, Robert A. Muir
ray. Samuel Reed, l., Albert
Scipio, James Taylor, Earline
Galloway, Harold Carter, Ernest
Greene, Carl Griffin and VIII
liam Holiday
"A guaranteed annual wage a
guaranteed annual bonus, and a
guaranteed pension plan are fine
with the employees, boss. But
they want guarantee that you
won't go brokeW Industrial re-
lations director 10 factory owner.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13
ANCU Names Fund
After lute "Dod" Walker

The Associated Negro Credit
union changed the lame of its
educational fund to the William
b. Walker Education fund
The late Dad" Walker was one
of the early members of the cred
il union.
The union plans to increase its
educational fund with the hope
that in the not too distant future
they will be able to provide schol-
arships to qualified students.
One Of the ways the credit
uaion plans to raise money Is by
ssries Of teas the first
scheduled to be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Jones. SO
far no date has been set for the
tea,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13

on May Il,
Three O'Clock Bridge Ciub:
Mrs. Cornelius Mcbiley. 754 st.
Anthony Av., win be hostess to
the Three O'Clock Bridge club on
Saturday. May al.
California Vacation; Mrs. Irene
Jackman. 966 81. Anthony Av.,
left Thursday morning. May II,
for Seattle. wash. From Seattle.
she will &c by plane to San Fran
cisco, Calf. visiting friends and to
Los Angeles and other points In
California. She viii be gone for
three weeks.
Dinner Meeting; The TsTC
held It's regular monthly dinner
meeting at the Hotel Lowry Sat-
urdsy night. Members oongratu-
lated l., scipio, fellow member
who has just been announced as
Funbright Fellow and viii leave
for years stay in Egypt in
September.