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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08
PASCAc0ULA
NEWS

Sadie Whitehead the daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. James Whitehead
63S Tucker Ave. Pascagoula, Miss
was enrolled in Talledago Colleg,
Talledago, Ala. Sept. 10, 1876!
where she began her Sophomor,
College work. Sadie's mother mo
tored to college with her.
Warren Taylor Whitehead, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Whitehead i;
in Prentiss Junior College, Prentiss
Miss. Warren was a student in thu
Coahoma Jr. College for one veal
and has served two years in the
U. S Army Stationed in Arizona
The Swimming Pool has been 6
grand success a slight count gives
an estimate of 1000 children anG
200 adults have enjoyed the re-
freshing swims.
Life guards, Roger Mays, Ray
Ducksworth and Jerry Blake have
done excellent jobs and will be in
structors in swimming next sum.
mer.
Mrs. Eloise Russell is efficient
supervisor of the recreation and
the student activity on the recrea-
ton ground.
Don Ellwood Jennings has been
a faithful business manager with
the selling of the tickets at the
Tucker Ave. Recreation.
Pauline Barnes a recent grad
uate of Carver High School has
enrolled in Prentiss Jr. College,
Prentiss, Miss. Miss Barnes is tax
ing Business Administration.
Kimble Mays is now a student in
Alcorn College and interested in
Science with wide knowledge in
Radio Tecniques.
Cathrine Manchester Alexandria
and Earnestine Barrett students
of Prentiss Jr. College were home
on the week end.
Rev. R. w. Wollard of Hatties-
burg, Miss. is conducting Pevival
in the Antioch Baptist Church for
Rev. Mays and members. The en-
tire public is invited to attend.
The Ezell family of North st.
attended the Ezell family reunion
in Brewton, Ala. Sept. 25, 1855.
Every year the reunion is enjoyed
for it is a part of the family pro-
gram.
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PIcKENS NEWS

Mrs. James o. Hamlin and Mrs
Gordon Standfield of Chicago, ILL.,.
Mrs. B. J. Johnson of Sardis, Miss
visited their sister, Mrs. Carrie
T. Simmons last week. While visit
ing here, Mrs. Carrie T. Simmons
entertained them with a tea last
Wednesday night.
Those present were: Mrs. Bertha
Mae Body, Mrs. Cora Jackson, Mrs
Lucy Robinson and Misses Lille
C. and Lille B. Bell. They enjoy
ed a lovely evening of fun.
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. billiard and
Maude and little Anita were the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j,
E. Scott, Sunday, Sept. IT, 1850
day night at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Robbie Owen will be hos
tess to the October II, meeting. Re
freshments were served to the
eleven members present.
The Missionary Society of Pearl
A. M. E. Church will observe its
Harvest Day Festival on Sunday,
October 9th at 7 o'clock p. m. The
guest speaker for this occasion will
be Mrs. G.. w. Williams. Mrs.
Princess Beasley Jones will be the
guest soloist. Other local talents
will appeal on the program.
Rev. G.. w. Gaines, Pastor
Mrs. Lizzie Oates, President
Mrs. Nellie Simpson Lightfoot,
Chairman.
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Dude NEWS

The Sweet Home M. B. Church
held its annual revival Sept. 1928.
Rev. Brigg Of Roxie was the guest
speaker. They collected $4,000.
Mr.. Ardine Shaw spent few
days visiting his mother, Miss
Jessie Shaw. Mr.. Shaw is in the
Air Force.
Mr.. ]. B. Adam is home visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Viola Davis is home again
after visiting her daughter in
Jackson.
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Jeff Brooks.

JclI DTOOkS.
Rev. Louia Redd will deliver the
Veterans day address at the
Strangers Home Baptist Church,
Sunday Nov. 18th at pm. The
public is cordially invited and es-
pecially the parents of deceased
veterans.
Mrs. Robertha Petty of 1109
East Lawn Drive is home after
spending a months vacation in Chi
cago, Ill. Mrs. Petty is on the
teaching staff at Morgan City.
Mrs. Petty is a member Of the
Stranger Home Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Dunlap is
visiting Mrs. Dunlaps mother, Mrs
Louise L. CASTOR at 800 Stevens
St., for one week. Mrs. Dunlap's
is the former Emma Burton. She
resides in Flint, Mich.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08
City Usher
Board Meets

The Citywide Usher Board met
with the Blue Mountain Sunday
night, Sept. oath. The program
was a success. They collected
$217.00.
Bro. D. B. Young, president; Sis.
Hattie Lang, secretary; Sis. Ruby
Campbell, Matron; Bro. Wilson
Crosby, Bro. Otha Lang and Bro.
J. C. Millsap, Financial program
committee.
The next Citywide meeting will
be held at the Jerusalem Church
on the 4th Sunday night in October.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08

ley, Mrs. Dorarie Lynch, Mrs. Ar
lena c. Jones, Mrs. A. X. Pinson,
Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Miss A. K.
Lee, Miss Ora L. Ports, Mrs.
Hazel Kinney, Mrs. Ora D. Robin
son, Mrs. Eunice H. MCGEE, Mrs.
Velma Davis, Mrs. Ruth M. Will
liams, Mrs. Daisey Parker Lee,
Miss Emma Palmer, and Mrs. Des-
sic Newton.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08

will be here every week and it is
for the FUN-not your GUN! So
until next week let's cool our heels
and swing in the breeze. Bye now.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08
OCEAN SPRINGS
\ EWS

Rev. P. D. House, pastor of Ma
cedonia Baptist Church has started
revival services here for two weeks.
These services will be an enlight-
ment for the whole community.
Everyone is cordially invited.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08

The following persons are on the
sick list: Mrs. Minnie Hagler, Nor
weda Johnson, Arcadia johnson,
Melinda Casey, Leslie Mae Han
shaw, Anita Mercer, Mr.. II. d.
Seymour, Leontine Wallace. AL
berta Sanders, Winnie Long, Lou
lisa Smith, and Mr.. Joe Bradley.
Everyone wishes them a speedy re-
covery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Casey and
family of New Orleans, spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Melinda Casey.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08

| 'ooSA u, Will tHciI aAhuol al
Mixer.
AS the guests entered the YWCA
they were greeted by Mrs. Thelma
Mccullough who registered then
and Mrs. Audrey Cockrell who
pinned names on the guests to be
used in an ice breaker game, and
Miss Emma D. Jenkins Chairman
of the Young Adult Committee.
Miss LESSEE M. Larry made each
guest feel at home by seeing that
they were occupied in some kind
of activity. At the membership
booth were: Mrs. Rosa Robinson
and Mrs. Daisy P. Lee.
There were several activities
planned for the evening with Mrs
Thomas Norman in charge of the
folk games and square dances and
Miss Metilda Barney directing the
$4,000 question game. Winners
in the $4,000 questions were Mrs
M. Evers, Mrs. Rosa Robinson and
Mr.. B. T. Hobbs. Other prizes
were given Mrs. Daisy P. Lee for
bringing in II members to the
YWCA and Miss LESSEE M. Larry
for inviting the most guests to
the Mixer.
After many games and an eve
ming of enjoyable pleasure the
guests were served Coca-Cola and
delicious sandwiches made by Mrs,
Earline Garland. While the group
was eating Mrs. L. B. Walker
Jones, director of the YWCA, greet
ed the group and gave a special
welcome to the new members and
gave highlights of the YWCA pro-
gram for the fall.
Those who were present at the
Fall Mixer were: Miss Alice Ma
RE Lloyd, Miss Alice L. Peterson,
Mrs. Myrtle B. Evers, Mrs. Bobbie
J. Lawrence, Mrs. V. o. Novels,
Mrs. Daisy P. Lee, Mr.. Medgar w.
Evers, Mrs. Rosa c. Robinson,
Mrs. Odessa Patton, Mrs. Ruth
Jackson, Mrs. Albirda Stewart,
Mrs. Thelma M. Mccullough, Mrs.
L. B. Jones, Miss L. M. Larry,
Mrs. Audrey X. Cockrell, Mr.. R.
W. Nelson, Mrs. Helen C. Norman,
Mrs. Helen Williams, Miss Emma
Dee Jenkins, Mr.. Booker T. Hobbs,
Mrs. Eunice H. MCGEE, Mr., Cleo
MCGEE, Miss Matilda Barney, DR..
D. W. White, Mr.. c. Blackburn,
Miss Ora L. Ports, Mrs. Ethel
Beauchamp, Mrs. Mary J. Pace,
Mr.. Roosevelt Robinson, Sr,, Miss
Katherine Cole, Mr.. Jonas L.
Yates, Jr., Mrs. Naomi Hendrix,
Miss Lula Belle Benton, Mr.. Thos.
Norman.
Join your YWCA today-a Unit
ed Givers Agency.
Adult Chorus At YWCA
All adults who are interested in
singing with the YWCA chorus,
please meet Mrs. Hunt at the
YWCA on Monday, October 10, at
z pm.
Those who are interested in the
figure tone class please register
by Monday, October 10.
The Committee on Administra-
ton of the Branch YWCA will
meet Tuesday, October II, at 5
pm.
Our membership drive is far be-
low its mark. Won't you please
come by or mail your membership
dues today. Those who have joined
since our last news item are: Mrs.
Geneva B. Blalock, Mrs. Cora
Banks, Mrs. L. B. Walker Jones,
Mrs. Bobbie w. Lawrence, Mrs.
Matte L. Hightower, Mrs. Mar
garet L. Williams, Mrs. C. C. Mos
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08

Visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Sanders Sunday were:
his mother, Mrs. Betty Floyd;
sister, Mrs. Maize Lee and son,
Albert Jr. Lee.
Miss Bette Jene Lee returned
with them to Brookhaven, Miss,
after spending the summer at their
home.
MANY thanks" to Mrs. Matte
Saucier, who is doing a fine job
of sewing and keeping the chair
covers for the Choir, rostrum, and
Communion Alter.
Mrs. Elnora Massey and sons are
to be commended for their fine
spirit of work at the Saint James
Methodist Church.
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Federated Clubs:

Federated Clubs:
The Mississippi State Federation
of Colored Women's Club will hold
it's annual meeting in Greenville,
Miss, Oct. ,27-2s. The president,
Mrs. T. J. Barnes, of Laurel, Miss,
urges all members to be on the
grounds early. The Greenville Clubs
are looking farword to a success
full convention.
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Y. ". c. A. NEWS

The YWCA Modern Dance Class
es for Adults will start Tuesday,
October IL, at 6 pm. All adults
who are interested in ballet, tap
ping, mambo or other modern
dances please contact the YWCA
by Monday, October 10.
All adults who are interested in
the square dance class at the
YWCA please register now since all
classes are getting started for the
fall.
The YWCA has a very good
Bible class that meets each Thurs
day at 10 am. We need you to
help us in these great discussions.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08

Rev. Fred B. Black has recently
returned from a very enjoyable
vacation during which time he
visited his father in st. Louis, Mis-
souri,. He also visited New York
City and Niagara Falls.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08
SOCIETY SLAnTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Sibbie OF
Crystal Springs, announce the en-
gagement and approaching mar.
riage of their daughter, Lois te
Sgt. Alexander Hickman, son OF
Mrs. Leonard McClandon and Mr.
H. J. Hickman of Jackson and Un-
ion, Miss.
Miss Sibbie graduated from
Crystal Springs High School and
attended Jackson College. At pres
ent, she is on nursing duty at a
Crystal Springs Clinic.
Before being called to military
duty, Sgt. Hickman was a student
of Lanier High School in Jackson.
He is stationed in Seattle, Wash
ington,
The wedding will be solemnized
Saturday, Oct. 18th at the Church
of Christ Holiness in Crystal
Springs, with the Rev. Benjamin
Akines officiating.
Mrs. Annie Woods has returned
home after spending several weeks
in Chicago, Ill, visiting her chill
dren,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08

Mrs. Earnestine Suits of West
Pascagoula ST., was hostess on last
Friday night to the meeting of the
Kibitzers Social and Civic Club.
Those present at the meeting
were: Mrs. Matte Rundles, Mrs.
Dora Salone, Mrs. Varon Turner,
Mrs. Irma Dozier, Mrs. Alease
Swayzer, Mrs. Anitha Scott, Miss
Marion Turner, Mrs. Thelma San
ders, Mrs. Barbara Barber and Mrs.
Hattie Henderson Tate.
Mrs. J. R. Perkins, who has been
i'll for several weeks is improving.
Mrs. Emma Beasley and her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Princess B. Jones are
in Lansing, Michigan to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Beasley's sister,
Mrs. Mary George William.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08

The Committee on Administra-
ton of the Branch YWCA will
meet Tuesday, October IL, at S
pm.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08

Join your YWCA today-a Unit
ed Givers Agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
SALES MANAGER
CALL RE. 7-1351

I have q S1e. 000-a-year job for q
game from A to z. Must also knpw
how to hire, train and organize
crews Of men. This is guaranteed "a
really tops, call the above number
q TO 10 am. only. 81
SALESMAN -MERCHANDIsKR-Youns
man to promote nationally adyer-
tized frozen foods locally; car fur
nished; company benefits: oppor-
tunitiss for advancement. write
20. Box 1860. Alexandria. "a.
swing age, salary desired pes5ie-
SALESMAN. 8, for dignined sales
work BY appointment only: National
orga nization will pay S125 per week
after preliminary training, Neat
appearance, hard workers with ear.
Must es abe ,. e era nps on Tor ~ weeks e
Cali RE. 7-6913 for appointment
with company executive. 80
gALESMAN for lse. liquor store; &C
tive. earnest go-getter with se!hns
sspsrs sscf IL. og sss:z 81 stsr Tspss M
SALESMAN. wanted. young man TO
ton. excellent opportunity for good
future. selling experience preiefreo'
bit not nsessssr ss.ka APPLY Psr.o WIFI stl.
MANS SHOES 5000 EenSoh
s3LEsMAN--With store experience.
in selling sports goods; perwsannnenn1
sSsiLEns;SMAN-John g. webster has an
opening for l permanent salesman man
heater department.: experience de
sirable but not essential: Earnings
will be q minimum Of $4,000. If you
are between rs and 40 q man with
family responsibilities and ,d., eager nos 70
tion. YOU Should answer this adv.
BENEFITS such as hospitalization. life
Insurance, etc. Call Mr.. Mike, ST.
3-6100. for appt. JOHN @. WEB,
STER b. SONS. 1927 r st. NV. --2l
SALESMAN to call on Government
departments and industrials selling
electrical and mechanical TENS;
successful local selling record ~. IN
q so'' HARco EQUIPMENT CORP.
PATH Sherman ave. NV.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
ROUTEMAN

ROUTE SALESMAN
Good established laundry and dry
cleaning route open In Virgtnta sec
ton with excellent opportunity for
Improvement: sales experience help
guaranteed salary while training:
800 cash bond required. Apply to
Mr.. Lowe before 10 an. Monday
'hf'u MSANHATTAN COMPANY
1928 Florida Ave. NV. =,
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HELP-MEN tcsat.l
PoRTEE

PORTER
For downtown once bldg: must be
exper-. between 40 anc 80 yrs Of
ase: refs. REG. Apply Personnel Of
Room col.
POULTRY MAN, white, part time.
with experience and references. Mr.,
MILLER, Western Market 21st and
X sts. NV. 81
rREssERs, wool, silk; full or part
time. IA. s-9540. III
PREsSER, exper.. wool and silk nm
Usher, must be expert and have local
refs. Apply In person PARKWAY
CLEANERS. s4oe Conn ave. Chevy
pkEssER. w wool: permanent position.
BARD's LAUNDRY. 1904 Carroll
pRIssER. wool. only man capable o.
s spply: se5 '0p average S weekly pay;
pleasant working conditions and all
benefits. Al replies CONFIDENTIAL; BOX
Rh Hbiioo' CoouNTERMAN = wholesale
man to work In store. knowledge Of
parts and equipment essential H.
eensed radio amateur preferred
Write Stains al detsils and salary
RAJ f1ptei EsrAT is1 MzNEEfs Ss ener-
getic young man who desires to learn
real estate business gooe salary:
tday week S63 psSassnss ts sofhins Spn
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-we have
plenty Of excellent listines in all
sections Lave-wire, excellent oppor-
tunity, Cooperation given. MAR
SHALL J. wAPLE CO., 1924 14th st.
RAJ n;xi. AS Esr tife0'i statesmen. hard
hitting and aggressive; men or WON.
an; fun or part time; for live D. e
enced man. DI. 7-07l3. -21
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, expert:
enced. willing person: salary and
commission. c. P. FLETCHER, Real
tor. JU. $4,000. II
REAL EsTATE-Excel. opportunity
for exper. men 70 Join e small
eongenial once full time; pisassa, nI
guar: must have exper.. Call Mr.
Powers. DI. 7-s724. 10-2 pm. for
HAsuIKo REALTY CO.
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INSURANCE. CLERK

HOUsEKEEPER, white. single, under
and ldry. privs. HO. 2-6720.
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ALEx.-ARI.-REFTNKD LADIES
Help contact our customers In your
neighborhood no experience nee:
earn S2-S3 an hour. MA. S-5357.
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sALEsMEN, q 70 As. interested in
tied opportunity for advancement.
Salary, commissions and bonuses.
Transportation furnished. Apply in
person, Mr.. Patrick, SINGER SEW
ING MACHINE CO., 1910 @ st. NV.
statesmen. to service established
insurance debts. in Washington.
Wonderful opportunity for advance
ment with the fastest growing COM
pany in America. las Kennedy st.
NV. IA. A9-3600. I'll
SEQ daily; sell luminous
door plates. Write REEVES. Attic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
HELPMEN

sALEsAIAN. for lumber yard. selling
selling expsrienee. Apply TOO 8.
SALESMAN AND MERCHANDIsER
tor clothing and habeTdashery dept.
hhossi Atore exeeiiept opportunity.
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HELp-WoMEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE-NcR 0PER-
AT0R, typtng. good hours ana sal
arp. Apply in person only. Personnel
once: PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL Enc
ACCT. PAY. BKKPR.-PBx;, $50 ~
14o4 4. 4. ave. Re. S-ssso
Acctg. Clerk, SOS Up
To s Asst Bk !S; s ssllss
Bkkpr., So. Capitol 81. sl00-Sl25
u. Acct. Tor GA - u 100
skEDr d;nins room. $50 p 2ssol meas ss1s
Bkkpg. mach. and key punch, S5U.9u
Comptr. control elk. 49, S6o-S.V
o0m sS Sesi AND AND srENos. 90 80 -.
s sseys foe use crS 2te ts s7s e 800
stenos,, several - $500 to $3iU
'f' oi ssiss. OFFICE POSITIONS sppISNss WA
Ins. hostess. young (Arll SEQ mo.
elk typist, 90 E:p,m $3.50. S2!5 mo.
tsfees s t igpss Beths os @S
Cashier-typist, real estate $50
Cik--typists tlO) $50 to $iO
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
l3.-u II. \. ave. NV. h0. QUO
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.
TELEvIsIoN NETWORK FILM DEPT
Age. 2O-35. Reply Box 433-C, Star.
go
ASST. BoOKKEEPER -TYPIST
Some shorthand pref; exper. not es-
sentiai, but must like work with
figures: 5-oay wk., 5000: company
benefits: $50 wk. HU. $4,000. MRS.
ECKENSBEkGER. III
MANAGER WANTED
Stauffer System wants attractive
girl. age 1925. who likes to work
with people; to train as assistant
manager: assured future: refs. re-
CURED. Apply in person, MISS PIT
MAN, 1872 Eye st. NV. 30
AUTO TITLE CLERK-CAsHIER -
Young lady to handle billing and
title work In growing car leadership.
Experience Necessary: 51s-day week.
Apply MR.. NORRIS. MCNEIL POM
TAG 1880 Hampden lane. Be-
thesda OIL. $4,000. 81
BAKERY CLERK, white, age. 20 to
40 years old; must be dependable
and neat, good salary, Apply in
person at 5000 N. washington blvd.
Arlington. -22
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HELp-MEh

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white, exper. bth and Kennedy NV.
tsafEf MEfiL MECHANICS. expert.
\ eneed with cutters and downspoIts.
/ Call OIL. 7-94q4. -92
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HELp-WoMEN tcont. !

CLERK. general ONCE work: knowl-
AIRY open. Box 457-c. Star. 20
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Under 80. for branch once near
Arlington courthouse; general ONCE
work. Interesting position with ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement;
. 5-day week. 8-4:30 pm. Please call
ST. $4,000, Ext. 251 for appoint
n1ent -20
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HELP-WoMEN
M,ERK-TYPIST

For CPA once. Must like to work
with figures and have experience in
tipping. 5-day week. Starting salary
S6h per week. ST. 3-2lR6. --25
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CLERK-TYPIST

,.! Under 81 :,,, for :, sdy r.t,1n.S
WORKING With figures and de-
tail. Good working knoyledEe
Of arithmetic essential. Csleu.
leting machine experiences de-
sirabie. Some typing Also re-
CURED. Pleasant working con-
dttions. Many company bene-
ffts. Call DI. 10000. Ext. 2o3.
between Q am. and 3 pm.
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BANK STENOGRAPHER
Young Lady Under IS
Eyper.enrR NOt Necessary

Young Lady Under IS
Experience Not Necessary
5-Day Wk.--Pleas. Working Conds.
THE MuNSEY TRUST co.
BEAUTlCIANS to work in Bethesda 5
sion: Call OIL. 4-12l6 or OIL; 2
6475. 30
opening for good opera
tor: 5-day week: store hrs. and priv
ileges. FRED THE HAIRSTYLIST, at
Brooks, l109 g ST. NV. 80
BEAUTlCIAN; 5-day week; salary and
commission. ANDERSON BEAUTY
SALON. co. 6-02s3. co. 5-6263.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, ss5 to sGoo
per week; guarantee plus commits
steady 'S Work wsf louis Is % cREHTvfE
HAIR DREssERs, ITO Eye St. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, with following;
under 80: neat appearance; shampoo
and mantcurist; good salary and
commission. Apply 1918 Newark
st. NV. go
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced.
VINCENT's. RA. s-s675. 80
BoOKKEEPER, full charge, to keep
complete set Of books; $50 to $50.
depending on experience See Mr..
Curran. at r. MARS. Canal at D
st. s.w. al
BOOKKEEPER, PIX OPERATOR
GIN new car leadership has an
opening for an experienced book
keeper; one who would also be
capable Of operating n small switch
board. Only person with excellent
sidered. 5-day week, paid vacation,
other company benefits. Salary
commensurate with ability. See MR..
BFRTINI. 1890 l4th st. NV.
BOOKKPR.-T YPIST. rental ONCE. Sc
!5la-day. wk., many benefits. Cali
bet. So pm, 10. S-5l41. 30
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ROOKKEEPER

bOOhhEEFE LII
Accounts receivable. experienced for
Underwood Elliott Fisher fiat-bed
bookkeeping machine; good salary,
permanent position, group insurance
benefits. vacation with pay. r. HAIR
RIS e. CO., Jewellers, 110l F st.
NV. See Mr.. Geraci, 4th-fioor once.
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BOOKKEEPER

EMPLOYE-Youne lady,
white, age 1885. for desirable work
in one of Washington's better down
town cafeterias: regular hours. g.
day week. Monday through Friday;
salary $40 to S42.50 wk. and 2
meals a day; also group hospitaliza-
ton: no experience necessary. but
applicant must be q steady worker
and like to serve the public, For
further Information see Mr.. McGar-
raghy at 51l 18th st NV. 81 ,
CANDY PACKERS, salesclerks and
Understandable openings. full
time, part time, week ends. ewes.
Pleasant working conditions at
MISTER WIS Ice Cream Parlor and
Candy Shop. Apply MISTER WIS,
5th and s. Glebe I'd. Arlington, Va.
CASHIER. exper. on MGR 1000. for
downtown ladies' store: must be fast
and accurate: opportunity to advance
with fast-growing organization: A
hr. wk incl. Saturday. MA. S-0131.
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sALEsMAN-MANAGER

SALESMAN-MANAGEH
az x zee Y. l2 R ETA.IL
SELLING BACK r o UND,
MUST HAVE MANAGERIAL
CAPABILITIES. EXPERIENCE
IN NEW OR USED CARS ADJ
S oSs6Aq68fTY E E6s MaN.
TURE. WfTH ONE OF AMER
1cA'S LARGEST AUTO SEAT
COVER CHAINS. ATTRAC-
TIVE SALARY. COMMISSION
AND BONUS. APPLY RAYCO
AUTO SEAT COVER CO,
1908 GEORGIA AVE, SILVER
SPRING. JU. s-3154.
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SALESMAN

To JOIN internationally known once
maenlne company. Age $3.50, COL
lege education. Extensive training
program. Salary and commission.
Apply in person. Comptometer Diyi-
slon; F 51s & TARRAET MFG. CO..
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practical, white; graduate.
licensed. as assistant manager In
large. nursing home. % to As. must
live in, Good salary and surround
ings. Excellent chance for advance
ment II qualified. References. JE.
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CLERK

PICTURE FILES
Young girl. 20-30 yrs. Of age, for
permanent position. Interesting
work, 5-day, 40-hour week: 7:30I
a.m.-4 pm. Apply Personnel. Room
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llOl PENNSYLVANIA Ave. NV.
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PAY THOSE RnLSI
ATTRACTIVE
YOUNG LADIES

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Required: Shorthand. 80; tipping. 40.
S67 depending upon experience. Call
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