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HELP-DoMEsTlc

BABY SITTER-4o-hr. week. Room
and board, middle-aged. white. Call
TERESA. 10. 2-9i70 after 8.
MAID. to live in. s.h.w, in pleasant
home. vic Gongressional Country naIr
Sos 9G a snaahsn' rn on o. s7sssSS@
and 3 ". old general housework;
S s;sa n week gel 9Th ess; SUNDAYS
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN, to
cs After enc e D iG "a 0 syS4si
RESPECTABLE GIRL. live in. care
for 3 children and .g.h.w. in ex-
change for home and small salary.
Can IA. 2-22a7 bet. $3.50 and $3.50
SETTLED PEi WOMAN, 80 to. As years ears OF
with children: live in: ~ days;
must have references. Call RA. D.
WHITE Wifi HousEKEEPER, liv. in; $50
week. References required. MRS.
LATHROM, phone NO. 7-3343. Ia
GIRL. colored, 1890; g.h.w.. help
S saa s 3d. T7os sy st.s n Sdas week
LADY WANTED to care for small
child while mother works. 1920
18th st. NV. End floor, Ia
WILL PAY GOOD SALARY to woman:
white or eolored, must be fond Of
children. do g.h,w.. be dependable
and on occasion when. husband is
away. must be willing TO stay over.
Best refs: req; HE; 4-SaS5 aft; z pm,
care Of 2 children. light housework:
Call IA. 7-9153, between 8 am. and
$50 pm.
WHITE WOMAN, g.h.w.--Plain cook
answer phones for businessman. M
children. live in. very nice home
Small family. over 25. reliable, rel
erences, RA. 3-413S, ewes. liz
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APPLIED PHYSICS
LABORATORY
1921 GEORGIA AVE.

sTENOGRAPHER. experienced. for
small once OF national orsaniza-
s sIpR I'M MI s unas5 80: 4dshr
week; $2T0; starting Feb. /. For
appointment. cali ST. 3-2021. la
sTENOGkAPHER for temporary ap-
pointment, 2 to 5 months; downtown
once; n, 7.a625: ii
cal organization. to assist with
publication OF journal. Some book
keeping Included. Excel. workirr
cond.. 5-day, 40-hr. vk. Hospital
tsatiou. medical and other hene-
fits. Beginning salary. 81. 900 VI
In reply state age. marital status,
educ. and cxper. Box 79-R. Star.
sTENoGRAPHER, part time, between
20-3b yrs. Of age. TO work 8 hrs. per
day, Mon. through Fri. between
$50 am. and $50 pm. Hrs. can
be ARRANGED to suit applicant; prom
inent position and pleasant workinG
conditions, Apply In person. M
IDENTITY INSURANCE CO.. $40
woodward Bldg, 18th and n
6tS. NV Ia
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ACCOUNTING MACHINE. Underwood.
Sunstrand model D-pr-iQ register;
capacity IA digits. Under main
tenance contract since new. Best
ADDiNG MACHINE. desk port, re.
Allen. $50, good eond. also, Elec.
ADD. MACHs., used and new; hand
cleo CIRCLE TYPEWRITER. 74l
ADDING MACHINE, Underwood Lead
er. yr. old; cost. sire; new cond.;
Y Oh. LO 7-3663 la
arr CoMPRESsORS. used: suitable
for gafAses and gas stations: reas-
an HIHs'isc os6 SifT SaEGk st. Non Boz 1854
Prisidaire. Moving. Sacrifice, x22b.
AIR CONDiTI0NER, 3 tons: HomArt
window fan. 2 large ANTIQUE mirrors:
all fsas. 10. 6.320b. LIP
temp. 3 " ton unit: good - new:
VIII consider any ress. offer. "a.
AiK.csoSNDITIoNrNG UNIT for tore:
3-ton Carrier. AL coalition. Apply
JOY HOSIERY SHOP. 18th and o
AN1fiIooiUHE. Chinese furniture ana
De. 1921 kaIorama I'd. NV. Apt.
HffE no 1-0SAa
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e0oFING: al types; cutters. spoutSSi
THOMAS. WA 1882
ROOFING--Ail types. cutters, spouts.
sSSi painting Dgo,p,NMlA.T NATIONAL TN \.
RoORING---Asphalt shingles, asbes-
toS shingles, slate. Call Mr.. LAW
RENEE. RA. 6-p703.
STONE FLAGsToNK. CEMENT
Walls. patios, steps. etc. Call JERRY.
LU. I-47b0.
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BUSINESS sERvIcEs
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

EXPERT GOLY CLUE refinishins eli
types golf club repair work; u.
D-D639 ---lD
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LARGO real estale otnee,

LARGE real estate once,
specializing IN mortgage loans.
has unusual opportunity In
accounting dept. for D man
with ability and personality
as assistant to ofncers. Real
estate, banking. income tax
or similar experience preferred
and knowledge Of accounting
nee. Man. 80 TO IS years OF
axe preferred. This is per-
fnanent position with reason
able salary and ample oppor-
tunity for advancement 70 one
Of ability. Excellent working
conditions, In pleasant air.
conditioned downtown once.
Reply in own handwriting.
giving full information ~ to
previous experiences, education
and salary expected. Applica-
ton will be considered con-
fdential and no inquiry made
until after interview. BOZ al-
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FART TIME

Young men go, with car. TO train
for sales position With large manu-
featuring company: earninge Whtle
training. around $50 Per week;
pleasing personality preferred. II
3-l436. $3.50 to 1880 nm. s-13
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TELEVIsION SERVICE MEN, fun or
R Re 's SP i Be- o oT pone ApDs
1922 goth St. NV. mornings. liz
from to pm. Speedy. accurate.
Soc hr: Apply in person or write
"A AM nyIr Pki Ar GO, la9s \ St; ne s
eomery County. Rox 172-R. Star.
~ sERvIcEMAN with car, Mus. : be
Essdy e work. INTER-cfTY ~
" VS. s;lER w 4l %ss: outside. espsr
car necessary; good pay, PHONE
UfPHHoisTERER. to take complete
charge Of shop and cutting. Apply
in person, VIRGA q CO., 1926 Wis.
ave. Bethesda. Nd. III
WALL WASHERS. white. LIST class:
Apply BALTIMORE RENovATING
WIND. TRIMMER, exper. with shoes;
also selling Good future for right
person; with small local chain. Apply
Dol H st. ne, bet. 1913, MR.. GEE.
FOREMAN. for auto paint
shop. to take complete charge OF
large volume paint Snup: Must uS
thoroughly experienced in LACQUER
and enamel painting, This Is an
exceptional opportunity and only q
man with proven ability and a
record of the highest type will be
considered. Write, stating past ex-
perience and qualifications. Box
40S-K, Star. --1S
MAN, single, about 25, living In this
learn electrical appliance. repair;
references RED. PROCTOR APPLi-
ANCR SERVICE, $40 Flower ave-,
Silver Spring, Nd, JU. 9-1032.
ia
salesman, must live
in Virginia. Call Mr.. LEVIN, XII.
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ANTIQUES

DO not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china. glass furniture. etc; hsi2Ee
SHOP for expert appraisal.
500 GEORGIA AVE. NM.
To. 2-2527 RA. 3.700e
AQUARIUM, IO0-Eai. tank. lite cab
met stand, $50: two 5Q-Eal, tanks,
s ": sssns sss go a 1870 M 81 eS oas
I s ss1z I.sHt,RRayg s,.o . p5 pm ~ 4.
stove, SIS: Easy spindrieF washer.
$50. sink. -, JU. H-3032. ia
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HILL

Real Estate Salesman
Needed Immediately. Cali IA. q
$500. 8 am. to 3 pm. WRIGHT
REALTY, N. 0iebe I'd, Arl.,. Va.
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SERVICE MEN
COLLEGE MEN

Clean-cut. ambitious students or serv-
icemen wanted by national arm to
work Is to 20 hours weekly in sales
dept. Earn SIS to SS5. For appt..
can Otis 4-7741, 10 to l or to Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
HELR-WoMEN
ATTFNTION I.ADIEs

Can you be away from home Is hrs.
about 81 so hr.. seryicing customers
IN your own neighborhood. Phone
Ma. s-7355 between l and 4 pm.
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SANDWICH MAN, experienced for
KOSHER DELICASeEN.. Apply 7sz2
Eastern ave. NV. 1T
SERVICE MECHANIC. man. meehani-
eally inclined; q permanent position
with national gas appliance service
company State age. experience and
salary expected. Boz t71-R. Star.
liz
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
F EYss & sgs4 Ps ave. ss ls
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
man: d. C. drivers premit; local
refs. only: must be qualified. Apply
I In person. 4225 Conn. ave: lie
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CLERK
PICTURE FILES

position for young wom-
an. 1880 yrs. OF age: 1870 AMT
pms days Fer week. Apply Person
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IIA1 Pam Ara NJ w
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SURVEY WORKERS

We need the services Of 3 intelligent
and personahle women between the
ages Of IS and IS. to make . door
to-door survey for large organi-
xation. Must be Q good CONVEX
sationRlist. Salary and bonus. Apply
In person. 10 70 IL, REVERE. INC,
5l0l Renning I'd. Sc Ia
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Attention. SalesYnen

Attention, Statesmen
A brand-new encyclopedia Is now
being INTRODUCED for the frst time
TO the American public. Work By
Of six calls. Top commission paid.
Weekly draw, also monthly check.
$500 to $500 per weeksH you can
sell. Come In and see this beautiful
combination set. One of the best
qualified will be appointed as sales
manager. One to travel In North
eastern States as organizer and
train 9 sales force. Sell, ut least
cannot appreciate this set until you
see it. Those interested in pros
porous new year. may see MR.. q. NJ.
MOORE, Hotel Washington. Call
Wednesday only. 40 pm. for In
terview. No phone calls, please, liz
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COST CONTROL CLERK for food &C.
tivity: experience helpful but. will
train proper party; Annual and sick
in person TO WALTER REED ARMY
MEDICAL CENTER EXCHANGE.
Bldg 20, 18th and Dogvood st. NV.
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.YPISTS

ence. Apply ~ 3. ~ l.. DELICAT ES-
SEN, 1905 7th 81. NV. -l2
w sslVsNs asH aiss r'''i iS5s
W asfi RREiXssEs white, neat. e.pe.
rienced. over 21. salary and good
tips. Apply in person after 8 pm
OLD STEIN GRILL. 1889 Conn. ave
whAAffrIREssEs. white. exp.r. and last
wtAIifTfREss.. white. sxper. in. dslle
preferable. Sal. $24, tips !$46-$5S
Apply 4015 80. 2Sth ST.. Arl.. TIE, g.
wS2 sfHi sxper, under 40: tor
Apply l1I3 Maine ave, s;w. la
closed Sundays. Apply in person.
1916 Georgia ave. NV. liz
LADIES. in ! hour ! can show you
b RST time r sas Car W Wh WGsf Rsr W.
LAND STERLING. For Info. call uN,
LADIES AIDES earn s. mr.. day or eyenins
in hours to suit you; year-end sale
now in progressi no exper. nee
Apply $50 p:m;-7 Pm. Room 200
WOMAN wanted to take care Of
Must have good references and like
children. Apply ip person at 32os
N. Wash. blvd, Arla Va, IL
WOMEN, ALEX. AREA---Earn 30 hr.
day or svenins In hours ~ 70 snis you ~
exper, nee. Apply 81 Pm. Wednes-
day only, Room 200, 419 King ST.
YOUNG diSfasoi LADY for real estate and
construction company once IN BY.
yer Spring area to s az ssnssa o HIS
So5e aas 'h'V Start $50 week
Spring area. 1924 Georgia ave-
nue., Wheaton, Md. Call VIII. 6-64S4
YOUNG LADIES TO TEACH BALL
ROOM dancing; ages q to. 90, sin.
gle; full or part time "a to 10 pm
ing given; excel. earnings; wonder
full opportunity for advancement
6aNtE sTuDfos. 1880 Conn. ave.
YoTNG WOMAN. $3.50, sstimatins
For interview, EN-. 3.7767. ~
YOUNG WOMEN
Immediate openings available for
structors. fun or part time, with Or
. E,snSS' be s nss Dnse
sent. and have natural dancing abti:
ipzzscEE P ggTHuD fftssr rio f4sh ST. ns Nv
liz
MOVING SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
early February: want nurse. com.
plete care 2 small children and
TrfilIrv "a nknV AZ leaSt I yAar: ref-
srsncss feauifed. Can tx. s-eS6o.
AEMnssitfai sS$. ABILITY, KxrKRTiNcr
are necessary qualities to become
Q District manager for Copperereft
oS ts STATE ..e @aaosf
10 travel. Beautiful solid copper
gifts. Also limited line Of copper
costume jewelry. No competition,
no deliveries or collections; best
oyerwrite. commissions and fees for
training and supesvising .N women e.
tis position earn Or more
&. r. Doty, coPPERcRAFT GUILD,
sio oi MONTHLY rais for wearing ioyeiy
dresses sgpplies 70 y9g 9y ,. Ss Just nt
s snce neeessar s.nf TsAlsHioN rRoGKs
w RsHs sis5s S SsRsRRi n oss0a
fined women with cars. for hostess
work In metropolitan area. RAJ D.
PaISsTf-TIMR once work. In tele.
ave hours 9 day. We 18th and
irving st. NV. Must have pleasant
personality. typlng ability and
AVON PRODUCTS. INC. Is selecting
women for big spring pfomotion;
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STENOGRAPHER
international travel organization has
position for young lady for general
stenographic duties. Excellent work.
ing conditions. Air-eond ttioned once
3k-hour week: salary up TO SIS
depending UPON experienee. Phone
"a. s.zazz: Nh. hUHnEHx q
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FILIPINO
IMMEDIATE OPENING

FOR personable men. 20-35. Perm
position: Must be willing e start a
RA. 6-i202, Wed. or Thurs, for al.
pointment.
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hELR.-McMEN

SURVEY WonE-Wemen. fan o.
PsF: ..1 tine ~ sS1 g. o..t sss:E
Ing. Interested IN children, under
As yrs. Of are and ike to meet
people, here g an interesting. Per.
5-day week. good salary and bonus.
See Mr.. DREGER At HOS q Sc
NV. after 10 am. any day except
Saturday. lis
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sTENoGRAPHER

Permanent. position In our promotion
dept: interesting and varied work;
pleasant atmosphere. b-day.. 40-hr:
typing are required: 21-36 yrs, Of
age. Apply Personnel, Room sos
Open weekdnys. S:30-6 and sat-,
0-12 No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
ll0i Fenna Ave. NV.
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REAL Estate Salegrnen

Bethesda area: ground. floor. air.
cooled once, working only people
maximum; plenty advertising and
listings. BIILING6LEY REALTY
CO; INC. EN-. 2-2326. See Mr..
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\ SALES MANAGER
$12,000-$15,000
A YEAR.

Large East Coast sales and mfg
company Is looking for experienced
man to manage Washington branch.
This Is an established sales organ
ization In this city.
A generous salary. plus over-right
set up, will enable Q good man to
earn $12,000-S1b,0 900 from the verv
The man we are looking for will have
to have experience in direct selling.
hiring. training and supervision Of
statesmen.
LIAM KENNEDY. 3917 South Han
over St. Baltimore 20. Md.
SALES SOLICITOR. for upholstery
and rug cleaning ing liberal commits
jewelry business. Must have good
background. GAIT e. BROS. NC
SALESMAN XSf, for used cars, young. ag-
eressive, 25-35. experienced pre-
ferred, with one of the Oldest COM
panies in town. Excellent reputa-
ton, handling LIST line cars. Best
compensation plan. with company
benefits. Excellent proposition for
right man. Box 355-K, Star. Ia
SALESMAN with estab. following In
grocery and restaurant line In d. 2.
or surrounding area. to handle
freshly dressed poultry. Write for
personal interview, giving complete
BACKGROUND as/ to capabilities TO
Box 97-R, Star. 10
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CONCRETE

Is OUH BUSINESS
Drives. walks, patios, Easements, eiri.
der block and masonry construction.
FILA terms, free estimates.
LEWIS AND SON, BP. 3-01ol
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Carpentry-Custom Work
New or old: repairs, remodeling.- rec.
reation rooms. Ewes, IA. 2-54s6.
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-CLERK-TYPIST

Large real estate ONCE de-
sires list class clerk-typist for
hfsh grade work in conveyance
ing dept. We would like to enl-
ploy someone with some ex-
perience In this type Of work
but for an intelligept girl ex-
perience Is not absolutely nee.
37Ha hour week amid pleasant
surroundings. once air-con-
dittoned, lunches furnished
free and insurance and hos
pitalization benefits after 2
months, This Is Q permanent
position with ample opportu-
nifty for advancement. Call MR..
GRIFFIN or MR.. THOMP-
SON, Ma. Sells for interview.
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.-a THE RVFNTNd STAR
HFLP-MEN tcens.l

Washington, D. G.
lNEgDAY, JANUARY ", 1885
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1T CAN HAPPEN
4 TO YOUI

1T CAN HAPPEN
4 TO YOU!
How does $1,000 In q month soundP
that for II consecutive months
W. D. Michael earned S132.157 In
10 years. J. H. Peacock earned
,.S103,975 In 4 years. Chuck Martin
earned $36.412 in 3 years. julio
Sanchez earned $50. s93 In one year
Now we have vacancy for an ambi-
We want some one IS to 65, who
can call on Industrial and rural
property owners. No Investment Is
needed. We take care Of all collec-
tons and deliveries. Write.
PRESIDENT. Dept. D-1. p. o. Box 7S9
Fort Worth !, Texas
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For mems store. must be fast. q. & q.
CO.. S15 z st. NV. -13
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HELp-WohAEN

sALEsLADIEs, part and fun time
IS needed, 4 to 8 hrs, daily; ace
2l-30, white. attrac. looks, lively
personality; gift store, loc. near
Perm. Call Ii. 7-3304.
sALEswoMEN, in Suitland- Indian
Head vicinity. To sell national
beauty aid; must have well-groomed
figure; excellent liberal commission
per sale: full time. Must have auto
Many benefits from national COM
paAy; quick. easy training given
free: Product nationally adver-
tised; leads furnished; Phone me.
Court ROcEviiie. Nd. O0 ia
SALESWOMEN (2)
with cars. To call on business ana
professional men in Washington and
adjacent Virginia counties. This Is
q career opportunity. Expef. In SELL
ing helpful. training given. Write
no, to Box sOS-M. Star. 1Ss
SECRETARY. skilled in shorthand
SDing s and general Ses work 'r o SS:
Of executive director Of social agency,
references required: 40-hour week;
employe benefit plan. Telephone NE
S-5940 for appointment. la
SECRETARY, legal exper. preferred;
9-5. Ma. S-S994 for appt. LA
SECRETARY, with at least 2 yrs
recent patent experience; must be
interested In Q permanent position;
starting salary. $3.50. ME- s-4472,
SECRETARY, for national catholic
organization, Outline experience
and indicate salary desired. Boz
g6-R, Star.
SECRETARY, experienced. for 1-Eirl
once. $3.50 mo. to start. 5-day week.
MA. S-45l9. -16
acknowledgements 5-day weel
employment for young lady, 90
yp.nlq some fling experience, cal
|sENcAREsTrssGRSYt..sTENoGRApHER-[lEss Law
ONCE. pleasant working conditions
Modern air-cond. bldg. 5-day week
under. 35. Rapid. accurate steno
Experience In ONCE bookkeeping
UrefeYred EY 0-1TTR Ia
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-02-12
hATTlESBURc
NEWS

The Mount Carmel Baptist church
of Mobile and East seventh st. Hat
tiesburg installed their new pastor,
Rev. James c. Chandler Of New
Orleans last week. The invited
guests for Tuesday night, Feb. 1st,
was Rev. Jones, pastor Of the Mt.
Olive and Friendship Baptist
churches. Rev. Jones breaches
very inspiring sermon, from |
Timothy verse. He used for his
text "Pauls' Gratitude to Christ
for having put him into the Min
istry."
Other churches present were
Morning Star, and Greater Mt.
Bethel.
Bro. F. M. Mays has been con-
fined at home with influenza,
friends and relatives are wishing
him a speedy recovery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-02-12
CHATTER BOX
BY LEATHA ANDERSON

Hi! how all of you Earth An
giles" and "Messarounders" taking
life? Please watch yourselves and
dig the happenings. A little bird
told me that the Canton chick Syl-
via Mackie is the new chick in
Lawrence Ross life. Freddie Bev-
erly, Marines Barnes, and John
Griffin a trio. Carlvester Thomp-
son and Francis Henderson are
LOWE. Freeda Martin and William
Marshall are that way about each
other. Uethel Burks receives 500
o-o-much mail from one of Uncle
Sans Pupil. Cute Couples: Ber-
tina Stevenson-Herbert Johnson,
Bernice Hughes-Joe Morrie, Maui
rice es-Shirley Mayes, Jerry
Lewis Carolyn Smith, Lester
Rhome- Willie M. FRAZER, Edgar
Hermon-Audrey Drummonds, Helen
Greenfield-Willie James Mccarthy,
Lonnie King-Vera Harris, Dollie
Gray-Alfred Alexander, Lou Thel-
ma Cooper-James Martin, Lucille
Slaughter Ben Warren, Juliet
Blackburns---Shorty Mack
CUTE BOYS: Roland Luckett, Joe
Lewis Smith, Andrew Bell, Bodi-
ckie, Charlie Hughes, Cleveland
Williams, Eugene and Harold Dor
sey, Leo Hawkins, Cleveland o.
Bannon, John Williams, Lethanle
Holt, Herbert Delany, Gene Gibbs,
Wilbert Welch, Willie Brown, and
Ben Jefferson GLAMOUR
GIRLS: CARMEL Edward, Ethel
Branson, Charline Williams, Doro-
thy Hawkins Rachel and Eddie Bell
Bully, Norman Jean and Lyneal
Washington, Grace Morris. Deloris
Martin, Alberta Cole, Lo Lee John
son, Fannie Holmes, Charlie, Bob
bic j. Anderson, Josephine Hub
bard, Louise Milton, Louise Hicks,
Adean Davis, Peartha Sampson,
Florine Bryant, and Lucinda
Franklin DON'T TELL
SOUL: Rudolph Barnes says 81
want the world to know that Doris
/ Franklin is the one" What's hap
pening between Willie Roper and
Ocie NJ. Richmond? Grace Morris
and Deloris Martin were the guest
of the 1.-TWO TEEN AGE" guys
Roy Milton Band consisted. Robert
Hill pushing Charles Jackon out of
Wilma J. Friar life into Pertha
Sampson arms. Eugene Marshall
walks Helen Donerson to class
while James Brady look on. Well
vi-moo and dig you later.
P. S. Especially to you young
ladies land boys are a lot con-
cerned too) stop by Modern Ac-
cessory Shoppe and buy all your
cosmetics, hosiery, and gifts from
me. | am always glad to accom-
modate you any time. Revelon is
our main brand and girls you'll go
mad over the Love Pats and Lip
stick. Fellows if you care any
thing for that dream girl at all
come by and see the secret we
have in store for her for Valentine
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-02-12
SOCIETY SLAnTS

Beta Delta Omega Chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority held
its regular monthly meeting at the
Bette Marine Y. w.. C. A. on
Sunday January Is, 1856.
Mrs. Ruby E. Suits Lyells,
Basileus, presided over the profit
able business session in her usual
efficient manner.
Planning for the observance of
Founders Day was one of the main
business items. Sorors Isabel Jack
son, Annie X. Pinson, Edith Will
loughby, Lillian Lane and Dolly
Robinson will spearhead this ac-
tivity.
Using as the decorative motif
fresh ivy leaves and the sorority
colors, the hostesses, Sorors Lillian
Lane, Melita Woodland, Zxelema
Price and Lottie Williams Thorn
ton served tasty assorted sand
wiches, cokes, minis and nuts.
Those present besides the already
mentioned sorors were: Sorors
Zenobia Coleman, Margaret Alex
ander, Anne Davis, Amelia Beas-
ley, Gladys Hardy, Pearl Crawford
(Meridian), Daisy Reddix, Leyser
Holmes (Greenville), Ernestine
Holloway, frankie Mackey, Gladys
Walters, Lydia Kate Johnson, En-
ma Dee Jenkins and Alma Will
liams.
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Government Operations Committee.
Questions centered around sew
eral sub-topics including "Aid to
Education" Federal Health In
surance," Housing" Highway
Construction" Power" and Gag
riculture." The Jackson audience,
on the basis of questions asked,
showed greater interest in "Aid
to Education" Power" and Gag
riculture"
Commenting on the Dixon-Yates
Contract, Congressman Hays stat
ed that "the contract was an at
tempt by the big utilities to take
over IVA and remove the so call
ed cost yardstick for such opera
tions.' He added that the contract
is not open to competitive build
ing and expressed a belief that
the contract will be cancelled eth
er in the House or Senate Appro-
priations Committee. Congress-
man Brownson, disagreeing with
his colleague, expressed confidence
that the contract would win con-
gressional approval.
Pinch hitting as moderator for
Mr.. James F. Murray, Jr., who
was unable to attend, was Gunnar
Back, a veteran radio and tele-
vision news man who has covered
Capitol Hill news since 1889. Dur
ing the 1854 Army-McArthur
hearing, Mr.. Back won special
prominence when two networks
televised frequent interviews with
the principal personalities. Mr..
Back handles Washington's spec
ial events for ABC radio and tele-
vision and is also heard nightly
over Washington's WWDC.
For the Jackson College presen-
tation of "Town Meeting" plat
form guests included Mr.. Boyd
Campbell, chairman of the Board
of Mississippi School Supply Com
pany and chairman Of the United
States Commerce Education Com
mittee, Mr.. Rex. I. Brown, chair
man Of the Mississippi Power and
light Company, DR.. H. M. Ivy, pres
ident of the Board of Trustees of
the Institutions of Higher Learn
ing, DR.. Lawrence C. Jones, presi-
dent of Piney Woods Country Life
School and President Jacob l..
Reddix of Jackson College.