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Evening star., 1955-08-05
PINSETTERS
WHITE OR COLOREp

WHITE OR COLORED
We are going to need "a regular
men when the season starts in 3
weeks, Sign up now for high pay
ply h1 WoopMooR eeaS cS5s sowEiHd n5S EfHssF CEN
Corners Shopping centerl IL
PLAsTERERs l25l Al white me
WE. 5-45O0. IS :
PIUMBER. for new-house work in
Maryland. Must have car. hand
tools and journeyman's card. WA.
5000. g am. to 3 pm, %
PLUMBERS, plumbers helpers and
aSprfsS anS fsabe JoaS hRsE 9T
Call JU. $4,000 between 7:30 am.
and $50 pm. or call JU. 5-972l
between and o pm. -6
PLUMBERS t6l, experienced for new
construction work local references.
Apply WEHRLE g. DRURY, 1909
rkGMBfRs' KGsi1SeFts aELrRRs hHs ns ce,. expert.
enced in remodeling work. local
references and drivers license re.
ouired SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.,
3u06 Georgia ave. NV, TU. 2-160O.
PLUMBER, experienced in remodel
ing work in D. c. Must have local
oGS y. OlO
New York ave. NV, Ma. S-l771.
fkGSHkhf hiD " soWER Thassd Nc AOPly 9Sao DGN aS:
ingston I'd sc. 10, 1-s0e0. %
HELPERS, exper.
STEADY john ESTt; & FEPTzPHgA1b EGT9a Psy bDP5y Tiy.a5
Grandyiew ave. Wheaton, Nd. %
experienced. for IobbinG
and remodelinR. GOOD working CON
PLUMBERS WANTED, plenty Of
work. Have own hand tools. Ma.
PLUMBERs, sxper. on new work;
steady work; BEN. COILS, INC.
1886 ANNAPOLIS rd.. BladensburG
PORTER, coiored; day work. also re-
lieve on switchboard: day on and
all benefits, good pay. pleasant
working. conditions. Refined Conn;
ave. apt. house. Only sober. hard
worker need apply. See res. mgr,
bet. 9-3 pm, 3726 Conn. ave. NV.
A
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LEDGER CLERK

Young woman 20-35 yrs. of age. for
perm. position in our acct. dept.
handling accounts receivable. rou-
experience and ability 10 type are
required; 5-day. 40-hr. week; SAL
ary commensurate with experience.
Apply Personnel Room sos. Open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 9-l2.
Nh rhoue rails
Evening star., 1955-08-05

Electronic technieians are needed
at Emerson Research Laboratories
who have q firm background of
experience with military equip
ment. Technical schooling Is
desirable but not mandatory for
those with broad experience.
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HELP-MEN Cont }

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, auto sales
experience not necessary, sales
BACKGROUND essential, training pro-
appointment, MONROE FORD CO.,
1887 East-West hwy. Silver Spring,
JU. 5-7S00. -
AUTO SALESMAN. for used cars,
on very active lot: man must be
thoroughly experienced with excel
lent background: very good earn
ings. REINES MOTOR CO., 1870
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
AUTO SALESMAN ~. sell Amer
icss top. car, ''the Motoramic
Chevrolet" Our compensation plan
is tops in Metropolitan Washington.
We will give you all possible as
siStance. furnish you with fine SELL
Ing materials plus new-car demon
bench warmers" IL Il You 'sffS;ed vii follow w
our sales direction programs with
full day of work, you can be
sure Of yearly income in s fig-
ures. BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
l130 Conn. ave, NV. Stop in and
talk the proposition over with Mr..
Moran -
AUTO Statesmen t2), for used
cars; exper.: must furnish Al
references. No floaters; gas and
transportation furn.: top comm
plan; plenty Of advertising: . good
Apply Mr.. Lynch. Do not phone,
MONTGOMERY sTUBBS MOTORS.
3715 Bladensburg rd. ne.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen, to sell
BGRRo%s s5S usSS aorokD c6. . 300 pflpGR g.
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HELP-MEN

FOREMAN. water and sewer. expert
sneed, Call after 2 pm" BR.
s-92eQ. -s
FURNITURE MEN, experienced with
tractor or tractor trailer combtna-
tion. Long-term contract, coast-to-
coast operation. Also temporary
contracts available on mileage basis
for men without fgyniturs sxpeT,3 pI3
ence. Call LA. 6-S6S2. HOWARD
SALESMAN, for mod
ern retail store, fully air-condi-
toned. for inside selling: permanent
mission and spills. Apply ALPER-
STEMS. 1920 9TH st. NV, ask
for Mr. Marks.
GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT fol-
large furniture company. Expert'
ence preferred, but not absolutely
necessary. Good working condi-
tionS. hours. salary: 0utstan95i.nae 5.a
Mr.. DI SALvO.
GLAZER AND STORE FRONT ME.
CHANfC; highest vases paid e
GLASS & MIRROR CO. De
2-2SgO. IS
GROCERY CLERK; excellent oppor.
tunity; permanent position only
experienced need apply. Apply 342a
Conn. ave. NV. -
GROCERY and produce men; ex-
perienced only. Apply in person,
1853 Georgia ave. NV. p
HOTEL DESK CLERK
Experienced hotel clerk. for front
once of small modern hotel: sober
and reliable: able to operate q
PIX board: TOP salary and many
employe benefits: daywork only
Would lead to an assistant man
ager position for one who Qualities.
Write giving age, experience and
references to Box 419-S. Star.
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN. dishwashing and pot
washing; opportunity to learn res
taurant business: $50 wk. plus
meals plus vacations; pleasant
working conditions. Apply SHOLL'S
COLONIAL CAFETERIA, 1882
Conn ave. NV. See manager. -6
YOUNG MEN (4). public relations
experience helpful Car needed.
1920 per mo. Immed. openings.
Call XII o-2q9l, bet. 9 and 3,
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HELp--MEN
ON RuRNER sERYICEMAN, de.

on BURNER sERvICEMAN, de-
pendable. experienced. for repairs
and eleanups. Must have car. Vi
cinity Hyattsville. AP.. 7-7S36. -
PAINTERi. flrst class. Apply 2 an,
RIGGS DECORATING co" 200
PAINTERS, white. first-class me-
chanics, with transportation. Apply
PAINTERS. 2. Apply Mr.. SPENCER,
side entrance. Bldg 1903. Abing-
don dr.. Alex, Harbor Terrace Apis.
PAINTER PAPERHANGER. expert
enced: steady employment. 5-day
week; insurance benefits after 3
mos Apply manager. HOTEL
LAFAYETTE, 10th and Eye SITS.
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT. hon
est. sober reliable. Apply 20
18th st. NV. -
PARTS MAN. exper. Ford parts; So
d3y dan VIZ n APDiy ocyv,iIo RockXLLG Md M4 Ssli
Mr.. PATTON, PO. 2-21SS. -
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statesmen

We desperately need 3 more sales
men TO handle our leads. Our
present men are earning over $3.50
wkly No canvasine. collecting or
repair This is an honest-to-good-
ness deal. Bonus. vacation with
pay and many other benefits. Men
new In our line will be guaranteed
an income while training. II you
do not pass up this opportunity
See Mr.. Filoerman at $40 9th st.
Evening star., 1955-08-05

COLLECTORS, part time. living in
NV, Wash. area or in vic. Of Capt.
tol Heights, collecting reEular-pay-
ing monthly accounts. See MT
Busch, Rm 400. Commercial Bank
Bldg, l405 O st. NV. FIJI. AFTER
noon or Sat morning.
COLLECTION MEN needed for inside
work; must be experienced. II will
pay YOU 10 investigate our propo-
sition. Ask for Mr.. Keller, Else
MANS. r ST. at 18th NV.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
Must know general SUPERVISION
layout. carpentry. concrete ma,
sonry, on commercial, industrial
and schools; avail. Immediately.
Reply Box 21b7, Potomac Station,
Alex, Va, stating age, uualiflca-
tions, local refs, starting salary
coS!sTRuCTIoN sUPT.. expert;
enced in large Government and
commercial projects, for position
with established local. general con-
tractor. State experience, age sal
ary desired. Box 2b0-M,. Star: Ill
COOK, short order; experienced, day.
work, for new air-cond. restaurant
on busy highway nr. Marlboro, Nd
Excel. salary for right man. Cal
any time MA. 7-as4b. 10.
COUNTER AND GRILL MAN. white
experienced Kosher. style. Appl,
RANDY's. 1113 18th Of. NV. III
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SALESMAN, PROOF PASsER. Experi-
enced young man, full or part time.
l have the product. Work by ap-
ART STUDIOS.
statesmen, engineers, technical men
$15. 900. Hundreds openings. Mr..
Ford at BoYD's. cor. G and 18th
NV. Ma. S-23z0.
statesmen (4). wanted to sell new
product to retail outlets; nationally
and locally advertised on TV and
radio; must have car, Call MIR.
DESsEZ, Lo; 4-7s3s.
snees dr.cs Atx so e.. d hom: sfPsI
furnished. car necessary; S125 per
wk. averaee. Call XII. 9-2991. SO
pm, on Friday.
statesmen t2), used cars. expert
enced,. can make $500 or more
monthly, LARGE stock; leading new
car oids dealer: Apply in person
to Z. B. HATCH tno phone calls.
Statesmen. experienced in grocery
store operation desirable: duties
include sales. promotions. mer-
chandising and customer relations:
permanent position with wash
tngton's largest and most pro-
RreSsiVe dairy. age 20 to 40, nigh
school or equivalent Telephone for
appt.. Leonard NJ. DAILY, asst. vice
president. CHESTNUT FARMS
DAIRY, AD. 2-I01I, 10
statesmen. $50 daily. Sell lumi-
Gus door plates. Write REEVES,
Attleboro. Mass. Free sample and
details. o"
Statesmen. can earn $3.50 TO $3.50
week. Leads furnished; no can
vsSsing; opportunity to become
sales manager for one OF Americas S
bonus. Apply bet. 10 and Il am.
HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACHINE
CO, INC, 1925 h st. ne. Ii.
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when anncsrtNe advertisement
asGTessed to Star boxes DO NOT
incloss original references photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
sondi pdlue. COPIES serve the puF-
pos0. Originals mag Get lost
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PIX OPERATOR

Fully experienced: no others need
apply: between ~ and 40; some
SALARY. S55 PER WEEK to start.
Apply Immediately. QUAKER CITY
LINOLEUM. 500 r st. NV. %
PHARMACISTS. full and part time
Excel. position and salary. NE
LU. l-3101. -5
PHYSICIAN, full or part time; in
dustrial clinic, d c., state duali-
t1cations, age. etc. Box 362-S,
Evening star., 1955-08-05
New Products
Development
SUPERVISOR
Unusual opportunity exists
in expanding engineering
and manufacturing plant
in the Baltimore-Washing-
ton area.
SALARY OPEN
SALARY OPEN

REQUIREMENTS Broad
technical background COW
ering several engineering
and scientific fields; ex-
perience in conducting
comprehensive surveys;
thorough knowledge of in
formation sources; high
level experience in dealing
with various private and
governmental org a n iZa-
tionS. Should have held
supervisory position or
have experience in plan
ming and programming;
exceptional ability to pre-
sent programs orally and in
writing in a lucid, brief and
precise manner; energetic,
alert and receptive to new
ideas; capable of original
thinking and mature sound
judgment.
DUTIES: Wide latitude in
conduct of responsibilities
which include: Survey of
military and commercial
requirements in order to
develop new products with
in the capabilities and ia
cilities of our engineering
and manufacturing plant;
initiation of a broad pro-
gram of improvement to
existing products; planning
and conducting of indi-
vidual product require
ments surveys and indi-
vidual product development
programs; estimating of
costs, material and man.
power needs for proposed
programs; direction of our
New Products Development
organization.
ALL REPLIES WILL BE PROCESSED
PROMPTLY AND IN CONFIDENCE.
Send complete details Of
your qualifications to
NV AOA @ CL
Evening star., 1955-08-05
HELP-MEN

SALESMAN. for wholesale candy and
tobacco co: must have car. Apply
bet. 9:30-3:3O pm, 6914 4th st.
NV. %
SALEsMAN-A very good opening
for a young man at HORNER'e
BUICK, iii 14th. Mr.. Howard,
DI. 7-3993. -
SALESMA.., liquor; aggressive. fol
perm. sales career; top merchan-
dising retail Arm: top sal; unlim
oppor. Box 1855. Star. 3
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Texaco Service Station
TIRE
CHANGER
TIRE SALESMAN

TIRE SALESMAN
Silver Springs largest tire distribu-
tor needs experienced man to move
into their retail sales department.
II you are looking for an excellent
opportunity with a solid future call
Mr.. Lubel, JU. 9-773S for an inter-
view, salary and bonus opportunity
SPRING TIRE CORP. 5000 Ga.
ave -
TRUCK DRIVERS wanted: exper.
helpful but not necessary. AMMAN
dale, Va. JE. $1,000. -
TV BENCHMAN-Sl2b wk. to start
for top man: must be willing TO
do any job concerned with TV
repair in or ou. OF the shop Or
good outside man. VIII. 6-T106
after q nm. --6
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statesmen

opportunity for expert
enced OFFICE EQUIPMENT SALES
MEN. Also opening for JUNIOR
Statesmen with salary while train
ing Apply Box aN2-M. Star. Il
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''lSl.i THE S1.'1 EVENING STAR
COMPTOMETER
OPERATORS

operators to work IN
modern air-conditioned once IN
ne. section. Should be between -
and IS years old and familiar WIN
operation. Pleasant working con-
ditions. paid vacations. group In
surance and other employe benz
fits; 5-day. 40-hour week.
Evening star., 1955-08-05
CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position for experienced
typist in our real estate depart-
ment. Should type AS w.p.m; and
be between 25 and IS years OF agei
pleasant working conditions, paid
vacation, group insurance and other
employe benefits; 5-day. 4o-hour
week
APPLY
SAFEWAY STORES, INC.
ls45 4th ST. NE.
Evening star., 1955-08-05

ACTIVE, retired man with car TO
contact builders. Factory dealer,
OVERHEAD DOORS since 1927.
Call ia. 5-S1S6 or Ell. 6-3s45 Tor
interviews. -
OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM, opening
gift and toy department desires
men capable to introduce line to
Metropolitan Washington trade.
Car allowance and liberal COM
mission, better than average earn
cHPsco PRODUCTS, s15 Pa. ave.
NV. Washington, D. c. .
PART TIME-Young man desiring
work from approx. 0 to- l in the
morning. collecting regular -paying
accounts; average, M; S1Oo per
mo. See MR.. BUSCH. RIM. 4O3.
Commercial Bank Bldg. 1405 @
st. NV. Fri. afternoon or sat.
morning.
yERvICEMAN. for major appliance.
washer and refgrs.: must nave
knowledge OF Bendix: D. c. drivers
permit. Apply ]. L.. BATEMAN d.
SON. 2004 Rhode Island ave. ne
FULL OR PART TIME. no canvass
ing; wholesale selling Of national
product Protected territory. CIR
1nDp4 -
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7 THE 5.l EVENING STAR
MANAGER

Ability 10 sell, recruit and train
in direct -to-consume field Mini
mum guarantee o. S75 plus train.
ing bonus and overwritiDg paid
weekly. Car necessary. For ap-
pointment, phone HU. 3-440u. MR..
G. R. BURCKER, =
MED. LAB. TECH. must be well
exper to take charge OF lab. in
Sill. sps. area. Full or part time.
Ju. 9-5610. -
NURSE or medical secretary (whitel.
for doctors office in Suitland, Nd.
36-hour week, including evenings
each wk. Good salary. RE. 5-9060.
NURSE, R.N.. white. live in. age IS
to 40; private hospital; ref. Also
UNDERGRADUATE. co. 5-4754. Ill
practical. white, mature.
sanitarium; live in; private room.
pleasant surroundings. Parkway o.
OFFICE ii9 CLERK, white. must have
all-around office eXper.; refs re-
ouired. Reply in long hand. stat
Ing all qualifications hours TO
40, 5-6ay week, Salary open.
S,w. section. Box 14o-S. Star
OFFICE CLERK. young lady, for
local branch OF national financial
orsanl5ation; opp. TO earn inter-
esttre and challeneing business;
10 exper, neces., typinE essential:
all company benefits. JU, $500.
PAYROLL CLERK, experienced, for
construction company. Salary open.
phnna KE ~-1knp IL
Evening star., 1955-08-05
PART-TIME
PART TTME-$50 up

National ceramics company offeri
opportunity for employed man Il
supplement income. Eve. hrs. only
Car necessary. Mr.. BURCKER
. HI 3-4400 ID
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MANAGER

25-4O. with national company: abil-
ity to sell, recruit and train in
direct to consumer field. Minimum
guarantee of S75 plus training
bonus and oyerwriting paid weekly.
Car necessary. For appointment,
phone HU. 3-44O0. Mr.. G. R.
Evening star., 1955-08-05

CLERK. white, quality dry cleaninp
store, exper. pref. Perm, immed
nnSitinn kE G-lR6h
Evening star., 1955-08-05

to work on lunch
counter: must know this work
well; must be dependable: also
have refs. White apply only. Hrs.
T:30 am. to 4:30 pm. Can AP,
1906 -
white. no exper.
Dixie PIC BARBECUE. Marlboro
pike and Benning I'd. s.e.' 10.
S-4333 -5
Evening star., 1955-08-05
Young Men Seeking

4OdAA6 4sANAA ASNA6
A Career in Insurance
n you are between the ages of 22-30
and willing to train for q position
OF responsibility. large property
and casualty insurance company
can offer you comprehensive long
term training program leading 70
the position Of special agent. Must
be mature with ability and desire
to study. On-the-job informal
training plus correspondence courses
are given at company expense.
state age, education, working ex-
perience in reply. Box 246-S. Star.
Evening star., 1955-08-05
COUNTERGIRL

White. For cafeteria. Salary and
bonus. Also countergirls for coffee
shop. M. Md. and Va. buses. Apply
manaeer's office, HARRINGTON
HOTEL. 11th and Z SITS. NV, Ma.
S-Sl40. II
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ed in a ballerina length dress of
aqua cryStalene over taffeta with
white accessories. She carried
beautiful noSegay of pink carna-
tons with white and pink satin
ribbon.
Leroy Scott, a longtime friend
of the bridegroom, was the best
man. Both the bridegroom and
the best man wore dark suits with
white carnation buttonnaires.
Also present at the ceremony
were the mother of the bride and
the mother of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Cash wore a rose lace dress
over satin with white accessories
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Armchair Holidays
At Miami Library

Coral Gables will be featured
as the place to visit in "Arm-
chair Holidays" the travel film
series now being presented by the
Miami Public Library at 800 pm.
on August 10. The mivie aboIt
Coral Gables is you'll Want to
Stay Forever" Other films TO be
shown on this program will be
Holiday Afloat." which shows a
vacation aboard an cupboard
cruiser on Lake Michigan, and
$50 Small My Island" which
shows in color the delicate, cere-
moniai charm of Japan.
Free tickets are required, and
are distributed at the Main Lii
brary and branches at 600 pm.
Monday, August 10 and as long
as they fast. People wishing tic
kets are urged to call for them
early as only 800 tickets are Civ
en- out.
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and a white carnation corsage.
Mrs. Butler was attired in a blue
lace dress over taffeta with black
accessories and a corsage of pink
carnations.
Following the marriage very
timely reception in honor of the
newlyweds, was held at the Fla
mingo Room of the Mary Eliza
beth Hotel. A large number of
relatives and friends Of both the
bride and bridegroom, responded
to the call of this very interesting
affair and enjoyed of its many
festivities. At the beginning OF
the reception, Barrister Gerald
Cash of Nassau, cousin OF the
bride. in brief but very timely re-
marks, expressed congratulations
and best wishes to the newlyweds
in behalf of all of the guests pres
ent. An extra heavy course OF de-
licious refreshments was served
and enjoyed by all.
The newlyweds are now at
home at 6610 NV 18th ave-, Lib
erty City.
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The Family
=: :. RoUndfubIe
BY ELGIVA BALL

NEW YORK = (GlobaD
Dear Miss Ball:
/ met a guy a few years ago
who was very nice. We were
thrown together frequently and
NATURALLY became friendly. All of
sudden, we find we're in love.
Now a wife comes into the pic
ture. He says they are getting a
divorce but she is the hold-up.
She wants more than he is will
ing to give. They own the house
jointly and each keeps an apart
ment, but they don't speak when
they meet.
He is very attentive to me and
takes me out often. There are no
undercover dealings and it is
generally known that divorce pro-
ceedings are taking place. Do you
think should break off with him?
ESther-MissiSSippi
Dear Esther:
Only you have all of the facts
at your command and can make
the final decision. 1t is unusual
for persons under stated circum-
stances to live in the same house
(but, of course, you say they
have Seperate apartments.) Being
adults, you two know how to
handle yourselves and so will take
great care to be seen always in
the company of others, if you
must be together
You're thinking about marry
ing a divorced man, when the
time CONTEST Are you sure you
love him? Have you looked the
field over thoroughly? Why is he
being divorced? Have you con-
sidered this? Are you two suit
ed for each other? Do you think
alike and like the same things?
How viii his financial status af-
feet the relationship il he has to
pay alimony? These and many
other questions are extremely i'm
portant.
He will have the advantage
over you in that he has had pre-
vious marital experience. Per-
hapS he will use that experience
to help you, as well as himself to
adjust. Marriage is serious bus
mess and you want it to last,
Treat it as you would your career.
Work at it very hard. Don't go
into it with the idea of divorce
for this prevents you from giving
your all. -E. B.
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ne e@acnh4o
6N ELLIOTT plE7E
6Y ELLIOTT J. PlEZE

who for various reasons haven't
done so as yet, to try to finish
high school and go to college, and
thirdly to render to all timely
Send-off at an enjoyable evening
of dancing and fun-making in a
manner that all will long re-
member.
Invitations for the ball, are
now being mailed to the various
guests, most of them should be
in the hands of the guests by
August 20. However, anyone who
has not received his invitation by
August %, is asked to kindly call
in person or telephone the down.
town office of the Miami Times
where alumni personnel will sup
ply him with invites for himself
and friends.
For table reservations phone
H 1868, Mrs. Silva, for up
stairs, and 82-5O77, Miss Amy Nc
Kenzie, for tables downstairs
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Miss Alethea Cash is
Bride Of E. Eugene
Butler

In very unique wedding Miss
Alethea Cash, charming daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cash of
1927 NV 5th court, was joined in
holy matrimony to E. Eugene But
Ter, son of Mrs. Blanche Butler
of ITO Frow ave., Coconut Grove,
Sunday afternoon at the parson-
age of Greater Bethel AME
Church, with the Rev. j. B. Black
nell, pastor, officiating.
Attired in a stunning ballerina
length gown of white lace with
Scallop neckline and sleeves, with
buttons down to the waist and the
skirt with layers of pleated tulle
over blush pink satin,> the bride
was given in marriage by her
father. The brides hat piece was
of white lace over blush pink
satin with pillows of white tulle.
Her gloves were made to match
the dress and were buttoned from
the elbow to the wrist The bride
wore white satin pumps and car
ried a white prayer book. topped
with beautiful bouquet of white
carnations, bridal flowers and
white satin ribbon. The brides
jewelry was a single string of
white pearls and small earrings
which were a gift from the bride
groom.
The bride was attended by a
lifelong friend, Miss Lorraine
Sawyer. Miss Sawyer was attir-
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STUDENTS FAREWELL BALL
TO CAPTURE SPOTLIGHT

Thursday, Sept. l at the Har-
lem Square Ballroom is an even
ing which will be long remem-
bered on the part of all of the
many persons who will undoubt-
edly be there - For on that
evening and at that place the an
nual Students Farewell Ball,
sponsored by the Booker T.
Washington High School Alumni
Association will be held.
OF special interest to all of the
many students from Miami and
vicinity who will be leaving for
college during the months of
September or October, the affair
has been designed to serve a
three-fold purpose. First, to give
appropriate recognition to all of
the local students who are re-
turning 10 college to further their
education, which is as it should
be; secondly. to encourage others