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Evening star., 1955-02-28
MAN
MANAGER TRAINEE

Have you several years experience in
direct selling? Are you ready to
move into q management position?
A determined type of man between
% and so who is a proven leader
will get this position. He has chosen
the sales field for his lifetime career,
likes to work with men, and can
srow with responsibility. If you
believe you are qualified. write for
local interview to WILLIAM c.
MOORE CO., INC, Newark, New
Vnrk Qtafa
Evening star., 1955-02-28

PROFESSIONAL SALES OPPORTUN-
ITY--One OF Americas Oldest life
insurance companies is seeking one
man. Previous sales experience (not
life insurance. Is desirable. but not
necessary. However, q sound and
successful previous business record
is Is,ss essential % The better the apPpli.
greater is opportunity with US, Write
giving full facts about yourself. Each
applicant will be granted an in
terview. Replies will be held in
confidence. Write Box 469-V. Star
IMMIGRANT - Terrific opportunity
necessary; little knowledge of Eng
lish earnings around $500 while In
training. Ii. 3-5326 Il
Evening star., 1955-02-28
YOUNG MEN

ARTHUR MURRAY Is beginning its
training tor teachers. supervisors
and interviewers. Incomes SIS to
S125 weekly Only persons with
aooye- average appearance and high
social and acadsmie 6sSkErSund &c.
ENCE NECESSARY. Complete train
ing given in the evening to those who
qualify. Aully In person. z pm
to Q pm. l0ll Conn. ave. NV
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HELP-MEN

Phono-Record Salesman
For ine uptown retail record store.
Some experience preferred: good
salary. State age, experience and
=, salary expected. Box 1877. Star
Evening star., 1955-02-28
SALESMAN

Man. with car, LOCAL moving and
storage business, as estimator. Ex-
perience not necessary. age 80 to
40. Guaranteed $4,000 year: can
earn up to $4,000 or better: excel
lent opportunity for industrious
worker. References required. Box
ODd.T Star -OS
Evening star., 1955-02-28

FOR
PERSONAL INTERVIEW
In Alexandria, Va, contact
Robert Sharp at Overlook
3-5252, Monday through
Friday, 8 am. to 5 pm.
Or Send
Complete Resume To:
Employment Manager
Dept. Y-l44
RCA Service Co., Inc.
Cherry Hill, Camden 8, N. J.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
PHYSICISTS

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTU-'
NIFTY FOR PHYSICISTS
WITH BACHELORS DE-
GREE. / YEAR EXPERT
ENCE DESIRABLE BUT
NOT NECESSARY. BACK
GROUND IN BASIC ELEC-I
TRICITY AND MAGNET
ISM AND CLASSIC AL
MECHANICS TO CARRY
OUT RESEARCH OF AN
APPLIED NATURE. MUST
BE ELIGIBLE FOR Gov
EMINENT CLEARANCE.
PERIODIC REVIEW AND
MERIT ADVANCES, LIB.
ERAL COMPANY BENE-H
FITS.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
WHAT CAN RCA
OFFER YOU?

There's a future full of OPP
portunity for you with RCA
:. if you meet our quail
fications. These positions
now open with RCA offer
unusual opportunities !
excellent basic salaries i
plus living allowance for
field assignments and addi-
tional bonus for foreign
assignments
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HELP-woMEh tce...,
AID TAKER

Accurate typist. 20.36 yrs. OF age,
who has q pleasant telephone man.
ner and enjoys dealing with the
general public. Hrs. 9-6. Mon.-Fri !;
permanent position Apply personnel
Room ROC sos; open no TsseSsss; gseSs s:,,s $500
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 Penna Ave. NV
AUTO TITLE CLERK K-CAsHfER, must
be thoroughly experienced and &C
customed to activity Of q large vol
ume operation; $3.50 mo. to start
Call Mrs Nicholson. Ii. 3-ss0o
INC. 1871 Blsdensburg rd. ne.
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ASSIST. TO MANAGER

need an assistant to learn our
completely; age 21-44, sales expert
ence helpful but not required. no
experience necessary. Person Sc
lected will work under direct SUI
pervision of manager; not canvass
ing: will consider part time to start
appointment. call OF. 4-774I, 10 to
I IN n m IS
Evening star., 1955-02-28

GARDNER and handyman living In
Rockville area to care for lawns.
store. Exper. in gardening essential
Must be dependable. Apply Mr.
Childress. P. J. NEE CO., $500
Rockville pike. Il
GROCERY CLERK-All-round man.
must have meat cutting experience
5R-day week: pleasant working
conditions. Must have references.
Call JU. 9-32.4. -
GROCERY MAN, CHECKER; for in
dependent sc. super market. Exper.
good refs; 5l2 days; good salary for
capable person. Box 23l-T, Star.
CLERK, exper.. for bldg
supply firm; many company bene-
fits Apply NJ. H. Johnson, BARBER
Evening star., 1955-02-28
MESSENGER

Young boy, 1919 yrs. of age for
permanent position in our advertis-
ing service dept. Hieh school gradu-
pearance and Courteous. e US ii'Gi II under M IS IS,
Personnel Room, sos. Open week
days. s:3o-5 and Sat. 9-12. No
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
NcR; 1000 oPR.; S270; GENERAL
oENTet EMPIoXM1ENST XMM1EENSTERRs Rso7 H vs51r,N ST NV
ferred; disability no handicap; safe
rsferences. Box Box ae6eV, Star. .@a
OIL HEAVY BURNER SERVICE
MAN: knowledge Of all types of ro-
tary cup burners. particularly elec-
trical circuit of FP. .: fire-eye con-
trol: good pay vacations, hospitali-
OPERATOR. dozer and pan: must be
experienced. reliable and sober:
steady work; good pay. RE. 6-14o9.
PAINTER--steadv employment: ar
ply 500 Vista drive, Falls Church,
Pan AND SHOVEL OPERATOR; ao-
fandover Hills, Nd. y .
PHARMACIST. Exper. regis. in Md. =:
BRADLEY DRUGS, 5000 Arlington
rd. Bethesda. Md, OIL. 4-6776.
-2S
PHARMACIST. licensed in Maryland:
experienced prescriptionist for
steady. full-time Job. Good pay plus
overtime. Free disqualification in
surance. 10; 5-3111 4
for Washington, D, c.. territory;
salary bnnnS and car
furnished; give complete resume
of educational and business back
ground: age limit. 30. Call " j,
PIGORS. Mayflower Hotel. Tues
through Thursday. -3
PHOTOGRAPHERS texper., In home
sittings; good pay in accordance
with ability; also coupon statesmen;
best offer in town; only people will
ing to work need apply. 5l4 10th
st NV 9th flnnr l.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
THIEBLOT AIRCRAFT CO., INC.
ENGINEERS DESIGNERS
DRAFTSMEN
GroundFloor Opportunity in Our
Continuing Expansion Program
BENEFITS INCLUDE:

BENEFITS INCLUDE:
GROUP DECENTRALIZATION AND INSURANCE PLAN
SICK LEAVE, WEEKS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BONUS
OPENINGS FOR:
PROJECT STRESS ENGINEERS
STRESS ANALYSTS (ALL LEVELS
APPROPRIATENESS (ALL LEVELS
AIRFRAME DESIGNERS
POWERPLANT INSTALLATIONS
LAYOUT CRAFTSMEN
DETAIL CRAFTSMEN
Aircraft Experience Absolutely Necessary
The Following Positions Also
OPEN IN OUR SHOP
Jig Bore Operator
AIRCRAFT WELDER (Certified)
PHONE MR.. MARTIN
OIL. 4-7630 FOR INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT
1921 HAMPDEN LANE BETHESDA MD.
INTERVIEWS
7S0 AM
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HELP--MEN

ROUTEMAN-we have o permanent
position in our sales dept. FOR a
man between rs and 40 yrs OF age.
Vacation with pay; hospital and
insurance benefits. Apply Ellie
LAUNDRY CO.. 2119 18th st. NV.
ROUTEMAN
For we,l-eStablished dry cleaning
route. Excellent opportunity for ag-
greSsive man to service established
trade and solicit new business. Must
be sober. reliable. able to furnish
references. Guaranteed salary and
commission. Experienced preferred
but not essential. Apply CENTRAL
CLEANERS, 323 Carroll st. NV.
SALES CLERK-TYPIST, Jewish faith.
Age 23-25. Store sales. Govt. sales.
office and shipping duties. All-round
assistant to owner. Start s65 week
Write Box 154-V. Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
ATTENTION

ARTHUR MURRAY'S training class
those who qualify; neat appearance
attractive personality and q sim
cere interest in people important
A complete dance training program
is provided. Substantial weekly In
come provided for those who grad
uate to teaching and interviewing
proficiency. Company benefits in
sick leave and profit-sharing
bonuses. Apply in person, 1011
Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
SALESMAN

SALESMEN-Large corporation has
some sales openings for qualified
nre1sr6 men 5ee,at h,t ,i SenS packgrouno
able men with keen desire to sell
Our expansion program in this area
has necessitated the transfer and
promotion of q number OF our men
to higher positions. Territory open
for ! man. Past salesman earned
salesmanager. Call LA. $1,000 for
sALEsMENS And EsTIMATORs on re-
modelling and home improvements !:
leads furnished; wonderful deal for
good closer. Call TU. 2-667S for
appt --2S
all kinds Of excel. open
ings, local and travelling, few to
relocate; $4,000 to $1,000. BoYD's.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
HElP-MEN

STOCK CLERKS. mems clothing and
furnishings. Apply Tues, 1a-fi: Wed
and Thurs. 1915. RIPLEY CLOTHES.
1925 F st. NV -2S
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MANY RCA BENEFITS

Free life insurance. Free
hospital surgical coverage
for employe and family.
Retirement plan, Paid holi-
days and vacations. Salary
increase and promotion
based upon merit. Reloca-
tion assistance available.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
1919 F St, NV
statesmen

OAIESWEN
Would you like to Join q national
sales organigation? No canvassing
We sell by appointment only to in
terested prospects. II you are 81 to
so years Of age, willing to work at
least 40 hours a week and If you
are ambitious. ! would like to talk
opportunity to earn S100 to S175
per week on advanced commission
basis. Call RE. 7-691l for appoint
napt
Evening star., 1955-02-28
statesmen

For sportswear and furnishings depts.
in fine speciality store selling ma
tionally advertised branded quality
merchandise; excellent opportunity
for high earnings and advancement;
experience selling in local store
preferred: liberal discounts on pur-
chaseS; excellent working condi-
tions, Apply Mr.. Stewart
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
Evening star., 1955-02-28

REAL ESTATE statesmen. to spe-
cialiZe in the sale of investment
properties; also one to .sepcialize in
the sale of residential properties
BOSS a. PHELPS. INC, 1417 K St
NV. .
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. full time
only; excellent commission arrange
ment; modern ONCE. Apply ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP,
l7l3 King st. or call XII. $4,000
for appt 4
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-prince
Georges County branch of downtown
realtors and builders ONCE District
Eeights salee MANAGER. RE f-tiSs0
Real Estate Statesmen
II you can sell houses or want to
learn and get to work quickly, call
Miss Dillon, UN. 4-7522. COX &
CO.. 3414 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Real Estate Salesman
II you can sell houses or want to
learn and get to work quickly. call
Miss Dillon. UN. 4-7523. COX d
CO, 3414 Rhode Island ave. ne.
REPORTER; good publie relations
man. Age 25-45. Youthful" Con-
tact Govt. purchasing officers to
secure public bid information for
local sales ONCE, Hrs. q am, to
3 pm. 5-day wk. s. hr. Full or
part time. State available time.
Write fully, Box 365-V, Star rs
Evening star., 1955-02-28
MARKET EXTENSION
SALESMAN

MARKET EXTENSION
SALESMAN
One of the worlds largest manufac-
turers OF precision equipment has
an opening in their Wheaton branch
office for a man tage 25-35D who
career. This man will be a part
of a proven and expanding program
Car essential to cover territory: po-
sition offers secure future; group in
surance, paid vacations. He will
have benefit Of the most advanced
technlaues. on-the-io Job training. by
experienced sales representatives. He
will have all the leads he can fill and
the finest field perfected sales tools
Applicants who feel they qualify
will be granted an interview by
calling ia. 9-560S. Il
experienced. sober,
reliable: for partItime york; Apply
experienced. with frac-
tional horsepower motors. shop work;
4O-hour, 5-day week: excellent COM
pany benefits for the one who quail
fies. Apply to Mr. C. J. Boudreau,
SEARS. ROEBUCK g. CO., $500 v
experienced in Fords;
sober, reliable; $3.50 basis. Apply
VIM German. Service Dept, ROCK
vILl;,l1 ylLtlE MOTOR co, Commerce lane
MEMS HAT SALESMAN. Experience
not necessary. Good oppor. for right
man. State nationality. Box 1857.
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statesmen
FULL OR PART TIME

King needs s top notch
statesmen with outside selling
experience. Good commits
salable item to home owner
at a good competitive price.
National outfit with room for
advancement for good men.
For appt. call Mr.. Harney at
uN. 4-9l5R
Evening star., 1955-02-28
MAN AMBITIOUS
MAN-DEPENDABLE

With car. Permanent employment
Apply ELECTRoLUX CORP. 1907
Ga ave, NV
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HELP---MEN

mfg. corp. expanding.
Opportunity for men with cars.
Compensation and bonus when you
qualify; Age no barrier, Apply q
am. sharp or write for particulars,
Box 1T7-S, Star -
Evening star., 1955-02-28
MEN. COLORED

Please report to our factory branch
nff1ce. 1903 Duke St. Alex, 10 an.
10 m Mon Tues We'd IL
Evening star., 1955-02-28
Furniture Salesman

Who wishes to connect with company
that offers unusual opportunity for
advancement. Excellent starting sal
ary plus commissions; apply Mr..
MCDANIEL, 500 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

II you are between the ages of 81
and 50. have q car, can furnish
references and interested in earn
ing opportunities of SIS to start,
we would like personal interview
with you.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
MEN (3) WITH CAR

70 learn saleswork. with large man
ufacturing company. Earnings while
training. Apply In person. lIl6 o
st. Sc. q am. sharp. Il
Evening star., 1955-02-28

ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH
A DIVISION OF
AcF INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED
Md. WA. 7-4444. Ext. 1O6
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Dior Shocks the British

square decollete that pushes
the breasts into two provoca-
tive half moons"
Some of the models. the
Guardian added, have the
air-grace, the begotten, not
made, look of Botticelli's
Venus"
"Often at today's show one
blushed for the models with a
bare half inch to spare be-
tween themselves and the
shocked audience. :. Some
times the bust is pushed up so
high, and the neckline scooped
out to such a deep U, that an
inch would measure the loss
of modesty."
After surveying that Dior v.
a News Chronicle critic re-
ported: "I can think Of no
woman who would wear it in
public except to win an ex-
tremely large bet"
Evening star., 1955-02-04

Of those planes. I have $3.50
saved. If you could sneak me
on one of your planes I won't
make any noise and I only way
So pounds I could bring my
own food and milk. I would
like to pet q real baby lion. !
am in the End grade I want to
catch butterflies. How many
shots do I need in my arm?
I know how to use the die
tionary. I am eight years old.
Your friend, Jimmy O'Toole.
Nv. p. s. Please don't tell my
mother"
If and when Helen Steven
son decides to settle down and
stop roaming through cuckoo
clock factories in the famous
Black Forest" in Germany,
for example. she'll have plenty
# colorful experiences to tell.
Maybe then, too, she'll have
time to do the thing she en-
joys most when her work is
done-travel.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
TheFune
OfFoth
LvesOn
By the Assoeicted Press

PARIS. Feb. 4.-Genevieve
Faith made her bid yesterday
to hold her late husband Jac-
ques' place in the fashion
world. Her spring and summer
collection, unveiled yesterday
morning, showed without ques-
ton that the Faith name still
Is one to reckon with.
The new Faith silhouette
neither fights nor conceals
body contours but respects and
flatters them. It's graceful.
supple line emphasizes the long
torso but allows it to. curve
naturally. Busts are distinctly
rounded.
Mrs. Faith divides her collec-
ton into two silhouttes. One.
the drinking straw line" is
straight but not corseted, soft
and easy flowing. The other.
"the suspended fullness line"
is really nothing more than
the princess line. with long
curved bodice and fullness
springing from a rounded hip
line.
In the drinking straw" di-
vision are two-piece. straight
skirted suits whose jackets fall
to a point just above the hip
line.
Deep revers make a soft, low
"V" in front. Collars are cut
rather high in back. Shoulders
are narrow and sloping.
Redingotes of the straight
variety are close fitting but
unflared, often with the false
peplum at front or back maxi
ing them into the mock two
piece models so popular every
where this season.
There was prolonged ap-
plause for a slim. black jersey
cocktail dress, with intricate
drapery pointing up the hour
glass silhouette.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Virqiniiu Jumboree
Proves Successful

tween good health and good
looks was emphasized. The
day closed with discussions
about figure control.
Figures and fashion shared
the spotlight on the final day
of the jamboree. During the
morning Miss Wratich showed
various foundation garments
adapted to the freedom OF
movement so necessary to the
active life of the country
woman.
Lotest in Blue Jeans
The latest in blue jeans,
the garment which has become
virtually the native costume Of
the active woman were also
modelled by Miss Wratich. The
women who took part in the
jamboree also spent much OF
the final morning learning to
apply makeup in quantities
and colors especially suited to
nighttime parties. Here the
women put the icing on the
cake" as Miss Hogeland ex-
pressed it. Many of the Fred
erick County women said that
they realized then for the first
time that, with proper appli-
cation, eye cosmetics can be
f1attering adornment.
Miss Cleeland presided at
the final sessions of the jam
boree. providing fashion hints
with which farm women can
make a limited wardrobe serve
the purposes of various social
activities and home needs.
Each of the so Frederick
County women who took part
in the jamboree received a
quantity of gifts estimated at
a value of so dollars. Many of
the spectators also received
gifts during the jamboree.
Evening star., 1955-02-04

It's all in q days work for
pretty Helen Stevenson to view
the Cheops solar boats atop
q camel called "Gingerale";;
see a fashion show in Rome;
smoke a hubble bubble" in
Beirut; and shop in the poor
mans bargain center - the
Rastro market in Madrid.
As Mary Gordon, travel ad-
visor for TWA. she's on the go
o great deal.
Actually the Mary Gordon
tag belongs to five young
women. There are two on the
West Coast, one in San Fran
cisco and one in Los Angeles;
one in Chicago, one In New
York, and the pretty brunei
Helen Stevenson, who is the
international Mary Gordon.
During the three years she's
been on her far-flung job she
has discovered one important
thing about people throughout
the world. They all laugh In
the same language, she said.
when we spoke with her on a
D. C. stopover.
Just Book
Fresh back from her latest
trip halfway around the world,
Helen Stevenson is we'll
equipped TO talk on what to
take with you on q trip. She's
apt to tell you. however. as
she did US. the fewer things
you take the more fun you're
bound to have. Packing and
unpacking Is less q chore this
way. Miracle fabrics like ny
lon. orion and dacron work
wonderfully well on trips. Old
standbys like wool knits, tie
silks. jersey. and cotton prints
are not to be overlooked,
either. Separates prove indis-
pensable, and sticking to one
Evening star., 1955-02-04
TO-DAY
Her Office Hours
MOI From 9 TO 5
IN FASHION
By Eieni

color like navy. black. beige
she finds Is the best basis for
q wardrobe whether here or
abroad.
Daughter Of q former diplo-
matte official. Helen Steven
son travelled extensively even
before taking on her Mary
Gordon job. She thinks that
women who spend more on
their wardrobe than on the
trip itself miss. half the fun
to be had in travelling any
place.
You Cont Miss Them
You can always tell an
American woman abroad. says
the young and lovely travel ex-
pert. Sometimes its apparent
in strange ways and in strange
places. The American woman
running around the ruins OF
Pompeii in high heels looking
like a page out of q fashion
magazine may have had diff
Guilty ambulating around but
even she, Helen Stevenson,
couldn't deny "she looked darn
well-dressed If not sensibly."
She has q desk in an office
building in New York but
spends most Of her time trav-
cling over the $4,000 miles Of
air routes in the United States,
British Isles, Europe. North
Africa, the Middle East. and
India, finding the answer to
Questions women write IN
about foreign travel.
Not all her mail Cher New
York Office handled 1000 let
tiers last year, comes from
women.
One letter she recently re-
ceived read:
Dear Mary Gordon:
IT would like to 60 to Africa
and see the animals. Do you
think you could get me on one
Evening star., 1955-02-04
BY the Assoeicted Press

LONDON, Feb. Sit wasn't
the way Christian Dior crushed
the bosom in most Of his new
gowns that upset the British
but the way he virtually un-
yelled it in a few others.
British newspapers, report
ing on Dior's spring showing
in Paris agreed that things
were kept fiat in most of the
models. But the critics were
scandalized over what the nor
mally austere London Times
called the release from i'm
prisonment" afforded by some
Of the evening dresses.
The prevailing opinion was
that these would never get by
in Britain. :,
They are cut daringly low"
reported the Manc hester
Guardian, either in a deep v.
or with a high, stiffened,
Evening star., 1955-02-04
spseioI pispoteh 10 The Stur

WINCHESTER, Va. Feb. A.
AS the result of a three-day
Beauty and Fashion jam
boree" held this week in Win
chester by a national farm
magazine, so Frederick County
farm women today present
pretty pictures to their Shen-
andoah Valley neighbors.
From 10 am. to 4 pm. Tues
day. Wednesday and yesterday
three editors of Better Farm
ing Magazines women's staff
presided over a unique beauty
clinic which brought to the
attention of the women OF
rural Frederick County cos
metic and style technlques
that lend themselves especially
to the beauty needs OF farm
women.
Under the direction of Miss
Ruth Hogeland. Beauty Editor
of the magazine, SO Frederick
County rural clubwomen ex-
perimented with good-groom-
ing and beauty products.
Daily Attendance 200
During each of the three
days an average of 200 people
attended the Winchester af-
fair, held in the Round Hill
Com munity Center. Even
Tuesdays snowstorm daunted
few of the spectators. who
came from as far away as sew
eral West Virginia counties
neighboring Winchester.
Assisting Miss Hogeland
during the jamboree were Mrs.
Trudy Dye, Women's Editor OF
the magazine, and Miss Jane
Cleeland, Fashion Editor.
On Wednesday evening a
chartered plane brought to
Winchester 80 men and women
representing New York's lead
ing cosmetic and toiletry firms
to witness the activities Of the
last day of the affair, which
included a fashion show dur
ing which Miss Violet Wratich.
Miss Indiana of 1854, modelled
country costumes and founda-
ton garments.
Hair Core Stressed
The activities of the first
day of the jamboree centered
chiefly on hair care. Twenty
five of the Frederick County
women who took part were in
structed how to cut hair and
they then gave hair cuts to
the other Is participants. After
that all received permanent
waves and each woman was
taught to analyze her facial
shape, according to art pginci-
plies. The first days instruc-
tion also included hints for
the cosmetic care of babies and
children. The activities of that
day concluded with demon
strations of facial care.
The morning of the second
day of the jamboree offered
more hints about hair styling
and hair care. During that
afternoon personal grooming
was the chief toyic, with
cleanliness stressed under the
subject, Easy Ways to Dainti-
ness" The close affinity be-
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Meeting TONIGHT

The Society of Mayflower
Descendants will meet to-
night at 8 o'clock in the
OAR chapter house. Mrs.
James Patton. past president
general of the OAR, will be
the speaker.