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Evening star., 1955-02-27
BANK BOOKKEEPER
BURROUGHS OPERATOR
lady. under 35.
The MunSey Trust Co.

lie MuIlSey 1ruSL 20.
1929 E st. NV. -2s
BEAUTICIAN. shampoo and mani
Apply GASToN OF PARIS. BetheS-
BkaufnielASSL "a Nc e. GOOD dt2sSj sIl-rouDa ob.,.
The T HAIRsTYLlsT' si at Brooks 100
BfAGTrcIAHN. exper. Will paw r"G top
salary: 5-day week, o till 6. DAVID
HAIR sTYLIsTS. 1889 NJ st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN uicensed) as mffrs.
sion: MISS MOORE, 1888 Eye st. NV.
to, take full charge of Takoma PIX.
salon. Sat off. Call at once. Ia.
BsAGT1IcIXNH. gGGI1 HH. SS;sl7s Sai1 siv,,st with ao
loving. Salary rs'f opyionsl o1yiss wiz Wasb i95.
nv LEE sTUDIo. ma. s:2sis. sis.
BEAUTY OPERATION. SS5 to 500
per week guarantee plus commission: !:
o-day Week: no manieuring; steady
BEATTY oSPERAiTToRRs, Rss interesscd nt; e;~; in
owning her own business. Call WA.
G-703a any day bet. 6-l0 pm.
BOOKkEEPER and title clerk (auto-
mopilel. top salary and all benefits.
with one of Washington's Oldest
dealers: Bog 47O-S, Star.
BOOKKEEPER-CLER TYPIST, ex.
perienced preferably finance and
loan; 5-day week: good starting SAL
ary: company benefits. Reply own
hhandwSriting. giving phone number.
BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIST, to handle
payrolls and general office work
FABRICATED STEEL CORP. 34Oi
New River rd.. Bladensburg. Nd p
BKKPG. MACH. .-TYPIsTS: good office
exper.; .perSonable Start SIS
IBM mach. oper.. exper. Start $40
File clerk-typist: legal exper. pref:
PIX typist. learn title work; uptown
vicinity .------- Start $50
Secretaries. legal S1O-S15 up
Secretary, 1-sirl ONCE S7O-SS5
Secretary. fiscal budget exper; good
opportunity Start $500
Secretary. read German $3.50 mo.
Iypist, research: Abr day SI25
Steno,, 81 or 81 pm. $50 wk.
Receptionist-ty ne. $50
Dlctaphone operator ~ S225
Medical lab. technicians 1915 up
ALLEN-O' BRIEN Personnel Service
] 404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 1-7.SO
BKPR. -TYPIST. young, exper. con-
struction pref. for Bladensburg con-
tractor. DU. T-674l, -oS
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SECRETARY

Age 20 to 35: permanent position;
salary $4,000 to S3,S0o, depend :
ing on experience and qualifications:
good knowledge of shorthand and
tipping essential; S-hour day. 5-day
week: annual and sick leave. Give
personal data. education and ex-
perience In resume. Box 405-V,
Star -oS
Evening star., 1955-02-27

Our Arm needs 8 young men with
cars. $3.50. Call Ia. 9-1066 Mon.
for appointment.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Transportation
International

Large international corp.
desires personable young lady,
age 1895, with excellent
steno. ability. diversified
duties. Excellent oppor. for
advancement in pay and posi-
ton. et. sal, "a. 900.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

upEh' lnuleu. OpcuIuS. Sl. o-onDb,
BOYD'S, Cor. G and 18th
CLERK-Research de-
partment OF non-profit communica-
t;ons organization desires services
search engineers with data reduc-
tion tabulation graphs, etc. Per-
son must be bright and able to
utilize great amount Of initiative,
3 to years minimum experience
as statistical clerk; some educa-
tion In field Of statistics and typing
Company cs SesSt benefits ineiudiaE is siri!ne f
puNcKEL eT5yltssis at r'sase M $500 ?aRese' MN
STENOGRAPHER. .IBM elec. type-
writer; 5-day week; permanent po-
sition. Apply End A.. 1922 Eye st..
sFENoSRRAnpRRRs. n sR nh2Rs esils sday week: Trade
psfof1at0E psf no' Ex :saE4sisas s44sSs' salary s7'
sTENOGRAPHER; permanent posi-;
tion for dependable person in small
uptown Conn. ave. once: $50 to
5: 5 days week Call weekdays, NO.
5-1!l5; ewes. and week ends, OIL,
sTENoGRAPHER-Furn. once space
for public stenographer; excel. bldg.
conv. loc.. some work avail. In ex-
change for rental. BOX 267-v. star.
sTENoGRAPHER for real estate Of
flce. BOSS d PHELPS, INC. l4l7
K st. NV i
Observation-Disclosures assoc. has
an immediate and permanent Job
available to a stenoerapher with
better than AVERAGE shorthand and
typing ability Must have good die
tion and grammar and be a perma-
nent resident of Washington Will
consider beginner. Phone ST. s.
1921 or apnt.
THE NATIONAL LIME ASSOC, a
small trade assoc. has an opening
for a congenial young lady who likes
variety In stenoeraphic job. Per-
msnent position. good starting sal
ary and other benefits. Phone ME,
S-376O for appointment. j
STENOGRAPHER, real estate ONCE:
5-day week, employee benefits, Per
manent position call Mrs. vii
nTTGr TNN ITn% II at a
Evening star., 1955-02-27
HELP-WoMEN
ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT

Al TYPIST, $50 wk., under 80; sew
Evans. at BoYD's. 700 18th, cor G
Evening star., 1955-02-27
TECHNICAL RADIO
WRITER-EDITOR

oluerent opportunity
exists here In Washington for
q competent radio and tele-
vision writer-editor. We want
someone who can assume full
responsibility for the tech
nical rewriting and editing Of
manuscripts on radio and
television servicing and see
them through into study-text
form. who can head up our
editorial work. and who can
assist in the organization and
supervision OF new projects.
We should like but do not
require college decree. We
do require thorough grounding
both in the theory of radio
and television and in practical
servicing. This is a full-time,
day position. We Offer per-
manency. congenial associa-
tions. status In our organiZa-
tion and a generous scale of
employe benefits. In your re-
ply, please outline your edu-
cational background and work
experience, and give us some
idea OF your salary REQUIRE
mPntS Address
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Nat. Association

Secv. TO president Of large
national association Of indus
trial manufacturers. Versatile
person: public relations con-
scious. Age. 1899; st. SAL,
$4,000,
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SECRETARY

DCO1tE I AN
Age 25-45, permanent position with
medical organization. An excellen,
position for an intelligent young
woman who likes variety in secre-
tarial work No medical shorthand
required 5-day week, hosDitaliZa-
ton and other employe benefits
State qualifications. Write Box
lIg-V. Star Pr
Evening star., 1955-02-27
DIRECTOR OF EDUCATIC

TREE SURGEONS-Thoroughly ex-
perienced: steady work. RA. 6-7979,
TRUCK DRIVERS HELPER. colored
for furniture store: must have driv-
er's license and know city: must
have Al refs. Apply our warehouse
472 l. st NV See MR.. ERIC. -2S
TV OUTSIDE MAN, must be expert
enced BELMONT TV. 2414 l4th
st. NV. NO. 7-3l11. Mr.. Mason.
TV SERVICEMAN. outside. 8 yrs, ex-
perience. refs. required: up to ST so
hr; transp; furn; or 3Oc hr. car
allowance; irreg. hrs. to start. AID
TYPiST: April-November; good speed
necessary. experience in copy prep
aration helpful but not required: !:
S125 week; must be able to travel
during part of employment. Write
Box lll-V Star 20
TYPIST. electromatic, experienced.
rapid, accurate for heavy tipping
load: references. Box 269-V, Star.
UPHOLSTERER, qualified. 5010 Conn.
WATCHMAKER, experienced; watch
making school credit REQUIRED; per
manent. ERNEST BURK. 614 18th
WATcHMAKER AND SALESMAN. to
manage large watch and iewelry re-
pair department 40-hour week:
good working conditions. Box 300-V,
Star.
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MAN. AMBITIOUS
MAN-DEPENDABLE

With car. Permanent employment
Apply ELECTROLUX CORP. 1907
Ga. ave. NV
MEN-Western mfg. corp. expanding.
Opportunity for men with cars
qualify. Age no barrier. Apply at
1871 II st. NV, Wash. D. c.. 9:30
am. sharp or write for particulars
Box IT'S. Star. =
MEN t6r, white. to distribute free
am. 46O New York ave. NV.
MEN (3) WITH CAR
To learn saleswork, with large man
ufacturing company. Earnings while
training Apply in person. 1l18 o
ST Sc q m SharD II
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Advertising

Secretarial responsibilities
connected with radio and tele-
vision dept. OF one OF Wash
tngton's LARGEST and best
known ad agencies: age 20-30:
ST. SAL. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-02-27

RESIDENT MGR. 50-unit elev. apt
bldg Excel NV. location. Sgle. with
income or married. no children. Apt
and salary. Recent D. c. apt. mgr's
exper. Box 155-V. Star.
SALESGIRL. gift shop. S45 week
1918 am. to pm. Excellent op-
portunity for rapid advancement
sALESGIRL. exper. with better grade
women's shoes. Hours, 12.6. Apply
10l5 Conn. ave. NV. MR.. GAR
FINKEL. a
sALEsGIRLs. white. age 21-30. At,
afesvs ssies sbity stoPe RsrS1af4 near 4th 0 s1d
O NV, Good hrs, 10 am. to 9 m
Sat. til . pm; $40 wk.; parm. Call
Ii. 7-33o4.
SALESLADY, exper.. for maternity
dress shop, 5,day wk. 1896 Conn
sALESLADY for jewelry: exper. pre-
ferred; 5-day wk. optional. TINY
JEWEL BOX. 1327ta G st. NV.
SALESLADY for hosiery: experienced.
permanent position. excellent work
ing conditions, good earnings. Apply
sroRE y gfFsGn: 1aos fHaNplEFs + st. n.EF f sfoE
sALEsLADY, experienced, permanent.
refined type for discriminating cli-
enteie BERTRAM SHRIER, LTD,
1l45 Conn. ave. NV.
SALESLADY-SILvER SPRING
Dress and coat dept in fine women's
appeared store: good permanent po-
sition for experienced lady in our
Silver Spring store; 5ha-day week,
Apply 1894 E st NV. or 902 Els
worth dr.. Silver Spring.
JOSEPH R HARRIS CO.
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ASSIST DIETICIAN

ATTENDANT. WHITE. in automatic
laundry. s. Arl. Residence pref. OF.
4-9290 Monday.
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WOMEN, 40 TO go
RARE OPPORTUNITY

WOMEN, 40 TO 6U
RARE OPPORTUNITY
Would you like TO build a thriving
community business? You can start
this dignifled work part time now.
Hours to suit your convenience.
This is an unusual opportunity for
anyone interested IN selling high
quality product with a company
that is the leader in its field. Call
MIR. ROBBINS. JU. 9-4s36. -2s
YOUNG LADY, between 2t-30. Inn
mediate openings available. for quail
ified applicants, as dance instruct-
ors. full or Part time. With or with
out experience. Rapid advancement
to executive position, at high sal-
aries. Applicant should have nat
ural dancing ability. must be person.
able, attractive and intelligent Ap-
plv after ! pm. DALE DANCE
STUDIOS, 1885 New York ave. NV.
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work.
Must be good typist 5h2 days wk.
Give details. Box saw Star.
YOUNG WOMAN for general once
work. Must be good typlst; 3Tia-
hour week: S225 month. BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY. 100
18th ST. NV --2T
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perience; good tips, Of SUNDAYS.
Apply in person. 1925 L st, NV.
WAITRESS. white, exper: only. Sal.
sHIRLINGToN DEL. shirlinston
Center. TE: 6-00a6.
I WRITER.
shows in Baltimore Assist in re-
search in writing of programs. Fea-
ture and newswritine experience es-
sential: In D. G: call all dav Sunday
sr4i4s. sr4 rEy evenings after u Emerson
WOOL PREssER or combination.
OLD DOMINION CLEANERS. 4636
Lee hwy. Cherrydale, Va. i
GIRL. fol. general ONCE work; some
typins: 5-day week: good salary. to
siihs' sie arss psefeEsRly cs wA vlnf a y Hyss'-
LADIES If YOU can SELL real es-
tate or yant to learn, call Mss
Dillon. cox & CO. UN. 4-1521.
LADIES !M, to take orders from
So wkly. near your home. D1. T.
LADIES, 1880. sec reweaving ad
under Instruction Courses" for
home employment. Write Box %
LADIES sell House Of Plastic" COM
pletely new spring line of house.
wares and knick-knacks, throueh
party plan. Large commission, with
no delivery or collection. Visit show
room, Kansas and Sheridan st. or
call Ia. 9-303l for literature.
WOMAN, to live in, little work, small
salary, pleasant conditions Inquire
UN. 4-1S40, or MA. $3.50.
WOMEN, to make phone calls. subur-
ban Virginia area, from home, for
appointments for our sales force.
Apply by letter, state definite time
available for calls, experience if any.
WOMEN, young, to 5 hours, 5
days, must have car: S40-S60
weekly: must be familiar with Met
ropolitan and suburban area. a35
Gist ave, Silver Spring. Md. JU.
WOMEN, 25-45. preferably with door,
to-door sales experience. high school
graduate. for outside work to begin
Immediately. Positively NOT SELL
ING You will talk to customers and
potential customers Of leading de-
partment store Where a charge ac-
count Is desired you will fill out an
application. You will record COM
plants against the store. Hours:
10 am. to 4 pm, 5-day week. Car
helpful. Write today giving telephone
number to Box 465-V. Star. ~
Evening star., 1955-02-27
SECRETARY

FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Immediate opening for a wo-
man under 81 years with pre-
vious accounting experience
preferred. At least 50 w.p.m.
tipping and so to 100 short
hand skills required. Present
office moving to River rd. Be-
theSda in Feb, 5-day, 40-hour
week. Employe dining room.
facilities insurance, hospitali-
cation. annual and sick leave.
Starting salary to S75. Apply
BAL G st. NV Room q
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SECRETARY

Shorthand. good typist, age 90 to IS
consulting engineers. ONCE In Ring
Bldg 5-day week. S65-S10 per wk
advancement. white. RE. 7-633S.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
HELP-WoAEN

sTEN0.. purchasing dept. long es-
tablished company. REQ. his. grad.
normal speed. accuracy and good
refs; Call MISS BEcKMAN. RE. Z.
TABULAToR OPERATOR for Rem.
sssso a year PShsa 70 Start sarS Sdss sscGn: %:
hour week Apply second floor, Con.
tinental Building. 1O12 14th st. nv.
TEcHNICIAN. doctors once: lab.
AfIinxton. re. SoiSls. A Sss oSn
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
Several openings available immedi-
personnel for full or part-tims
work in special telephone rooms.
Earnings commensurate with sales
ability. Apply in person to Mr..
Harvey. in RIM. 204. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
ll0l Pa. Ave. NV.
ton, meeting public: and taking in
Friday. Write BOX 49I-v. Star,
stating age. education. experience.
tipping speed and nay desired.
TYPlST. for permanent position with
old established Arm; 36l4 hr., o.
day week; paid disqualification and
vacation; not over 81 years Of age.
Call MRS. GARDNER, MA. s-0l55.
TYPIsT, s5o-s6O vk.: out 18th st.;
college girl pref excel. place. Miss
Evans or Mr.. Wright, BOYD'S. 700
12th tNA. S-234O).
1YPIST; permanent position. 5-day
wk. See Mrs Cassidy, HARTFORD
ACCIDENT & INDEMNITY CO..
1000 Vermont ave, NV. =
TYPIST-For report typing in re.
search division CT airline firm.
Speed and accuracy REQUIRED Re-
port typing and or editorial exper.
pref 5-day week. excel salary.
airline PRIVILEGES. ME. $4,000. .
TYPIST-FILE CLERK. under 25, for
hospital record room; no technical
knowledee needed: 5la-day week.
meals if desired, Apply record room.
DOCTORS HOSPITAL. 1915 Eye st.
TYPIST. permanent position; insure
ance experience helpful but not nec-
essary; 5,day week, salary, Slsu
TYPISTS to S"75 mo: must be fast.
accurate: immed opening. Mr..
Taylor with GRACE DUNN. 1911
6 st. IRE. 7-2S2Sl.
TYPIST, exper.. with knowledge Of
shorthand: not over 35. $50 for
35,hr, Ek, Box 497-v. Star. 5.
Ek. DOT REED, 1911 G st. NV.
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THE SPECTATOR sALuTES
OFFICER J. J. FRINkS

Another among the several
Stalwarts on our local police force
is Officer Jacob Jefferson Frinks,
a ten year man on the force,
which makes him eligible for the
ten year police pin for meritorious
service. Officers Frinks boasts one
of the most colorful careers of all
of the local guardians of the law.
Officer FrinkS became a mem
Der of the force just a few weeks
after it was organized. F o m
that time he has maintained a
verv fine record and has perform
ed the many duties assigned him
in a manner that's worth pointing
to with pride.
A resident of Miami for the
past ~ years, Office F'rinks now
holds the rank of patrolman first
class, a rating which he has held
for sometime.
AT the present time. he serves
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LET'S GO B0WLIv'

Everybody's bowling in the
evening at the air conditioned
bowling alley. Wednesday even
ing the return college students
league began. Southern Univer-
sity was represented by Frank
Cooper and Bettye Jenkins. Be-
thune Goodman was proudly rep
resented by Bernice Thomas,
Marie Ferguson and Ruby Will
liamS. George Balm of Indiana
Central took lessons by observing
those competing against the rival
colleges.
AL of the returning students are
asked to come out every Wednes-
day and Saturday evenings to
compete in the league. Be sure
that your college is represented.
Young ladies are asked to come
out and learn to bowl. Hazel
Goodman, a regular bowler, has
increased her scores tremendous
ly. Virginia Ferguson of 1898 NV
30th ave high score. was 202, the
same goes for Pauline Allen. So
ladies, come out and you too can
make such scores.
There have been many leagues
and clubs organized b u I
unsuccessful cooper stion. pro-
hibited the continuation, but on
June 10 there was a group of
young men that got together
along with the owner and mana
ger of Palm Bowl. These men
we're very interested in organiz-
ing mems league. The officers
are: President, w. Cox; vice pres
ident, S. Mercer, trueasurer. Chris
Clark. The league convenes every
Sunday at 3 pm. al the Palm
Bowling Alley. Anyone willing to
join this league may ask any
member of this league for infor-
nation OF how to become mem
Der.
Just stop by and open your
mouth and you're in. See you at
the alley.-Fran and Marie.
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MSs eGarznhb
BY ELLIOTT }. PIEzE

talking about it for long time
to come. The play is an original
Miami drama with its, setting
here in the Magic City IT'S z
must and you cannot afford to
miss it.
Admission to the play will be
$1.00 and tickets are now on sale
At the MOoSA n Inca a..u
Miami Times office. Don't forget
the date, time and place-it's mex,
Friday, July l at $3.50 pm. at the
Modern Theatre.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-25

Below is listed our many
churches and hour of worship
There are inspiring messages be-
ing delivered from the pulpits
Attend hdDchurch of your choice
regularly.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-25

There were two deaths in Per-
rine last week: Mrs. Mae New
berry, member of Circle No. one
Of the Daughters and Sons of the
Pallbearers' Lodge was also a
member of Sweet Home Baptist
Church, Rev. f. King, pastor; Al
Richardson was a member of Mt.
Sinai Baptist Church, Rev. j. E.
Murray, pastor.
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and pleasure, together with the
comfort of air conditioning.
PALM LEAGUE RESULTS
ports 3, Wanderers 0
JpSetters 2, Spoilers
Individual high game: Thomas
!. Smith, 1876, set; SIG.
Team high game: Sports, 802.
set: Sports, 2,S84.
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HURST CHAPEL A.M.E.
Williams. pastor


In the article last week on the
United Transport Workers Union
banquet, a reference to mr.. and
Mrs. II. Gill" should have read
Mr.. II. Gill. Mr.. Gil Is not mar
reid.
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TEAM STANDING
News From Perrine
BY LEE JORDAN

Lee Jordan, the Peanut Man"
returned home on Sunday after
attending the Grand Lodge of the
Pallbearers at Fort Lauderdale.
He reports a very successful ses-
sion.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-25

as desk clerk at the local precinct
and works on shift two. Officer
Frinks has been on the desk for
the past three years.
Frinks lives at 1920 NV 66th
ST., and because of his very
friendly personality, has long been
a popular figure among his many
neighbors, his fellow officers as
well as the community which he
serves. Officer Frinks is MEM
Der of Mt. Tabor Baptist Church.
Among the several times during
which FTinks has distinguished
himself in the performance of his
duties as a police officer was in
the case several years ago Of the
Mishler Brothers Mick and Sam)
two Syrians, who formerly OPP
Grated grocery and meat mar
ket at the northwest corner OF
NV End ave. and 9th st. Long
time residents of Miami viii re-
call the incident in which the
Mishler Brothers beat up a Ne
gro employee, one night, who at
tempted to intervene in order TO
prevent Nick from getting fresh
with a young girl at their store.
The case touched off near riot
in that vicinity, and for time
feeling ran high among a large
crowd that had gathered there. 1t
was Officer Frinks who was first
on the scene and VINO arrested
the Mishler Brothers and quelled
what could have been a very
serious racial incident. The broth
ers were fined heavily for their
assault. Shortly after, their bus
mess was picketed by members
OF local community organizations
and within few days, the broth
ers were forced out of business
because of lack Of patronage.
In this case Officer Frinks
single handed performed one Of
the finest and most efficient bits
Of police work ever witnessed in
this community. He deserves
much commentator for this as
well as his other notable duties.
This column Is happy 10 salute
Officer Frinks upon his fine SER
vice as a member of our police
force.
Next week this column win
saluate another outstanding mem
Der Of our police force.
COMMUNITY AWAITS "THE
RAILROAD FRONT" FRIDAY
JULY I
Next Friday is the date. The
Modern Theatre is the place. and
the occasion is the first presen-
tation OF 1.-THE Railroad Front" a
shocking, breath-tsking drama IN
3-acts. BY that boy wonder Rob-
ert Earl Sawyer. II Is mandatory
that the play be presented 10
adults only. therefore, persons IN
der is years Of age, win posi-
lively not be admitted.
Life in Miami's one time noto-
rious redlight district, Is boldly
depicted in "The Railroad Fornt- "
IT'S one Of those once-in-a-ife-
time plays, which win have you
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LIBERTY CITY AREA
$3.50 Down

New bedroom CHS. De.
lightfuI shady street. Picture
window, huge kitchen with
breakfast nook, beautifully
handicapped on unusually large
lot.
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SPIRITUAL BAPTIST
Elder c. c. Gray, pastor
kERR's MEMORIAL M. E.
CHURCH OF GOD

Bishop Watson, pastor
Bro. III. Moss. clerk
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The first regulation bowling
tournament will be held at Palm
over the three-day Fourth Of July
weekend starting Saturday, July
2 at ! pm. and ending Monc3y
at midnight.
Requests for a tournament
from some of our bowlers should
see some real good competitive
action. Being on handicap basis,
this will give all contestants an
equal chance for the prize offer
ed.
Others can do II so why can't
you. Get your entry in early for
your choice of time, shifts 70 start
every two hours, and all entries
have TO be in by midnight Of July
/.
Any further information will
gladly be explained so contact
the alley and reserve your spot
now.
Elevator men OF the week
two OF them this time-Richard
Gunner from 229 10 lit and Mac
Bigelow reversed II by going from
l29 TO 225.
Jessie Mercer Of 1886 NV 9th
court, who has shown wonderful
form since his several weeks stay
in the hospital, Is back in there
bowling his 200 games without
too much effort.
Roosevelt Moore who never had
the chance to bowl until our
bowling alley opened is finally
seeing his efforts Of the past few
months come true. He had his
highest game Of l79, but he fell
he could do better, sure enough
he came right back with 1917.
See you at the alleys for fun
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-25
MT. MoRIAH BAPTIST

Rev. w. c. Edcar, pastor
Sister Lille Saunders, clerk
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
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Use cold water on utensils which
have had the following foods to
loosen them most effectively: milk.
egg. cheese or dough.
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Dissolve Allied
Poultry Firms
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Frankford and Milford; MillsbOro
Poultry Company, H. and H. POul-
try Company, Selbyville; Acme
Poultry Company, Berlin, Md, and
Diamond State Poultry Company.
Lewes.
Mr.. Landes said that the II. and
H. and Acme plants already had
returned to their original manage
ments. He stressed that while AL
lied had suffered severe financial
loss, the company is expected to
meet all financial obligations. The
FrankfOrd plant is completing all
the commitments of Allied.
Mr.. Landes said he was encOur-
aging the original plant owners to
return to business in order to keep
the Delmarva Peninsula in the
forefront of the poultry industry.
James Winchester, secretary of
the Eastern Shore Poultry Ex-
change at Selbyville, said he had
been notified by Mr.. Landes that
Allied professors would cease pur-
chasing chickens under the com
pany name. However, he said, sew
eral individual plants of the firm
are continuing to make purchases.