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HELP MEN AND woMEF
COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER

store. Excellent salary, pleasant
working cond. CaIl ia. 5-0113. Sat;
and Mon. 10 am. to 3 pm. and
after 10 pm; Sun. after pm.
20
COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER
For a bachelor living 30 miles out Of
Washington; someone TO take COM
plete charge; finest OF living quar-
tiers, private hath; good salary ior
rient party. Box 275-T, Star. 30
AND DRUG. CLERKS,
for full time: exper. pref, not nee
essary: good nay. good WORKING con,
ditions. Apply in person. CAREER
PHARMACY, 3263 Columbia PIKE
COUNTER HELP, experienced; for
ran id'i Bethesda, Nd. Oh. 4-iaia,
DANCE TEACHERS, ballroom, full
or part-time. No exper. nee. we
train you. Apply In person 10 pm.
DON MARTINI STUDIOS. 502 I3tn
st. NV, ---------- III
INSTRUCTOR. experienced,
part time, mornings.
FRENCH INSTRUCTOR: native only,
SPANISH INSTRUCTOR.
Apply from sl.39 to l1:30 am NO
telephone calls. LAcAZE ACADEMY
OF LANGUAGES. l74O X ST. NV.
---25
FARMER AND WIFE. over 40, no
children. for general farming. near
by Nd: wife to. do e.h.w. good sal.
airy with furn house: recent exper
nee, Apply 1917 eth st. NV 81
3-S4S4,
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HELP MEN

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
Can earn Sl.50 an hr, part time,
White. See MR., CHAMPAGNE, 1915
Que Sc. NV. 3-5 pm. Sun.
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RECEPIlONlsT, part time. for our
downtown. 18th st.. salon. 500 70
1870. 4 days q week. Tues. through
Fri: beauty shop expefiepce pre-
fefred, good salary. EMILE. 1871
Conn. ave. --2b /.
RECEPTIONIsT, veterinarian hos
pitsi. afternoon and evening.
days week. Some typinG. $50
month. ~. 8-I344. rs
RECEPTIONIsT-TE sEcY,
Must be experienced operator ct
lobby desk in Carlton House; an
air-eonditioned 4S5-unit apt. bldg.
az $500 Wisconsin ave. NV. eecre-
tarial. telephone service: hours,
1880 am. TO $3.50 Pm: excellent
environment, permanent position
and good salary for personable and
dependable woman between 20 and
so. Call EM. 2.Se06 after l pm,
for apt. to be interviewed. $50
Receptionist -Typist, SOS
Bookkeper. 5 days = - SIS
JANE jss' BuRcH. RIM. 2as,s I Bond q s s9s
I'd
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CLERK-TYPIST

Young lady TO train Is credit SRI,
Paid vacation, disqualification and
other company benefits.
Old Colony Finance Corp.
321o r /, Ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
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AELP-MEN Cont

PRINTING and stationery salesman
sos 1lth 81. NV. -25
u sDIO SCHOOL GRADUATE OF ra-
do repairman: also willing to
6afn ~; excellent opportunity for
someone willing to work, See Joe
Eorshaw. ToDp's SERVICES, s5ol
RADIO ANNouNCERs WANTED In
nearby We, and midwest stations.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF BROAD
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Experience not necessary: must have
car. Here is an OPPORTUNITY to be
trained BY one Of NV. Washing
toms best known realtors speciai-
izing in Bethesda. Chevy Chase for
81 years. GEO. w. ROBERTSON,
1885 Wis. ave-, Bethesda. OIL. =.
REAI ESTATE sALESAIEN--Due to
opening Of branch once need ?
sesssss Ws viii p srain small nTi
progressive organization. every pos
sible adyantaee. Excel. OPPORTUNITY
HuoHEs CO.. Ap. 5.1d,o. IA
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
Wanted--Northern Virginia statesmen.
Unusual opportunity for 5 or 4
pe7sonable, experienced statesmen,
capable OF selling In the $aS,u0u
TO $4,000 home bracket; draw and
unusually liberal commissions; ideal
working conditions. The customers
come to you. We are now building
q group OF "a brick homes IN the
Washington Golf and Country Club
area. Split levels. ramblers and
Colonials, with 8 to q hedrms. Our
tTade-ins In the lower prices and
: our generai brokerage give YOU 9
complete coyerage. Call Col
Rree ksYNsfps ssls Con mss a4s w4 cars
TERBRoOK RID. ARLINGTON.
PHONE KK. $500. "a
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cpIIr AND COUNTER

GRILL AND COUNTER
Experience not necessary; .ase limit.
is-40; nondrinkers. Apply IN per
son only; ask for Mr.. BARpWELL:
NATIONAL ToDDLE HOUSE, o5l4
deorsia ave. NV. a.
HAZE STYLIST, male or female, SAL
ary and commission. excellent
working conditions; beautiful moo
ern salon. 1895 r ST. NV. E4; j.
6O70. ---oO
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1902 NEWTON ST. NE.

- ---a
SECRETARY. with some shorthand:
good position. excellent future;
In Silver Spring. 10. $4,000. ---as4
SERVICE OFFICE CLERK-Leading
automotiye coneeren has immediate
opening for experienced service
once clerk. with some automotive
parts experience. Hours, 8 am. to
$50 pm; 8 days. Applicant must
be personable. courteous and am
nitiCus with good references and
D. G, drivers permit. Excellent
starting salary with COMPANY eene-
GAIL e'i ARE iRe Nj fa5o a aass i. s ss
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
full or part time, must be exper-
fenced Ia fabrication. Good salary.
plus commission. coNNoRS INC.
3721 Naylor I'd. Sc. --26
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
white. experienced: reference re-
CURED: eapability Of shift manager.
Good working conditions, group In
surAnce. paid vacation. Apply in
person. DAYS GULF SERVICE
CENTER. 5340 Wisconsin ave.. Be-
thesda. Nd. ~
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
capable handling road calls. Any
shift avail. 940l Georgia ave. No
calls. ---9B
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
WOODLAND SERVICE, 48s6 N
washington blvd, Arl,. Va, --27
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Must be able TO furnish local refs. /:
$40 week. Apply WILLSToN
ESQ SERVICE CENTER, Airing
ton blvd. and Patrick Henry dr..
Falls Church, Va. --25
Service Station Attendant
Experience not necessary. Will train.
d. c ref. and permit, WILL
OuGHBY'S ESQ SERVICE. 4e44
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INSURANCE
CLERK-TYPIST
MT. RAINIER, MD.

Insurance agency has excellent posi-
tion for capable, neat appearing,
cierk-typist with experience In IRE
and casualty insurance once
Pleasant working conditions II
modern once with long established
highly respected arm; $40 mo. u
start. Must be available BY Oct
3, Call Mr.. Harlofi. WA. 7-4500
for interview appointment.
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
Cor. r. I. Ave. and saith. Mt. Rainier
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FINANCE GIRL


with several years bookkeeping ex-
perience with national finance
company Suhurben bank has need
for hookkeeper In hEAnee dept.
CITIZENS BANK OF Nd. Wa. e
1878. "a
FO0D CHECKER, experience on Ma
t!onai food checkiag machine re-
quired. Call Mr.. oUIoLEY. Of.
FOUNTAIN tSasr GIRL, white. over is.
T SiaS En- H e es9 PM pa aaiHa RsS
so5i Marlboro pike. RE-. s-sO5o.
purY NURSES. scrub
unused, laboratory teehnician. FAu-
GENERAL OFFICE WORK; typins
Room aa7. The Homer Bldg. 18th
ST., between r and O SIS. NV. 20
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. expert
ence necessary; real estate sales
once: Prince Georges Co. Reply.
STATING age and experience to Box
G aRsiH fisfsu NURSE, eapabl. Of .u.
sonnet once Wo. $3.50. --26
HAIRDRESsER. sli-round opera
tor. with knowiedge or willing to
receive instructions in viz dress
ing Apply at once. HEPEER'S.
6l2 18th st. n.ws or call Ma.
HAT tciaEcK GIRL and MATTRESSES
over u, Apply in person, GOOD
EARTH RESTAURANT, I1l7 18th
HAT CHECK GIRLS, experienced,
part time and full time in New
Madison Arms" Banquet Center
Apply TO MR.. AL DENNIBER0. l2-
s, Madison Arms. 1890 o st. NV.
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SECRETARY

SAI~&tG = xA4t
$685.. career opportunity; Lutheran
LUTHERAN ORGANIZATION. cal
DE 2-1al6. Ext %. -25
S CRETAk r. sTENOGRAPHER
Permanent position with es-
tahlished concern. Penn Bldg. Ex-
cellent working conds. Multiple
dement's: pleasant telephone voice
and well-groorned appearance re-
ouired. Age limit. IS. Call Mr..
Morris. MINI. MINING L. MFG.
sEcRETARY- REcSEP. - Medical:
Doctors once. Shorthand. Part or
full time. LO. f-T600. ---35
SECRETARY-STEN0., permanent po-
sition, national trade association;
excellent working conditions. group
disqualification 37ta-hr., 6-day wk.
Call MR.. TOPPING, Ma. S-15SS for
tmtAFetAuu
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HELp--MEh
STATESMEN

our compsny,s expanding and We
now offer you
a job with security. promotion,
leads too,
a place where pleasure is an every
day word
Where your earnings are hish. you're
free as . bird
now YOU see
cation Is free
Our commissions are liberal. referrals
The customer helps sell our product
aplenty.
We're interviewing men this Mon
day fSept. 2tilAat s
have you got that straight?
The room Is .0l so please don't be
late
III be waitins to see you. let's make
TIE HEnTN HOUSE
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EXCEL. oPpoRTU-
suRkou Aap5kse A Az e soaazSsA AfI
BENEFITS. APPLY IN PERSON
ONLY, 10 AN. TO 4 Pm. TO
Iztn 81. NV. a.
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CI,ERK-TYPISTS

CLERK-TYPISTS
white, high school graduates: no ex-
perience necessary; group life In
surance and disqualification bene-
fits, congenial SURROUNDINGS; air
conditioned once: vacation with
nay: permanent position: d. C. area
resident given preference SOUTH
LAND LIFE INSURANCE co, RIM.
I'll. Investment Bldg. 18th and
X SITS. NV %
DANCERS, HOLDING ADDITION,
Is and over. interested In night
club work in Wash. Expertnce not
DENTAL HYGIENisf"~Ruii or part
time, In weil-estahlished practice.
In Dupont Circle location, Please
DRUG CIERK-Must be exp. sal,
plus comm. No Suns. Apply
SCHWARTZ PHARMACY. 100
BsUes CLnRK. must have drusstore
experience, dsywork, no SUNDAY:
PHARMACY. 18th and r NV. 81
ASsE MB I + 3 s.
RIxoN ELECTRONIcS has I'M
mediate openings. Experience re-
quired. Many company Dement'S.
Please contact Mr.. QUINN. e44
Reedie dr., wheaton. Nd. 80
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SERVICE STATION
ATTENDANT

e Steady employment for ex-
perienced man; q days: good
pay. Apply In person only;
sAr ~. Al M.S SSv ve,S % iSMrsoS
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Parkington. Arlington, Va.
olebe I'd. and Wilson Blvd.
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SALESMAN

For estab. Tv hrm, top salary plus
commission for top flight man. Ex-
per. pref. Salary S4,16o per year
Call for appt. OIL. 2-lS00 rs
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
LEADING life Insurance company , hss
Snsiif,sd pS man. MUST Be- solisss
gFaduste. Salary no object, All
information CONFIDENTIAL Write
BACKGROUND 10 BOZ 1o-v. star. 20
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HOE Statesmen. family shoe store
exrer, steady ioo: top salary. 81 ~
VRilxnn hlYd Ari.. Ia G..nl4. ID
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Area Men to Talk
AT Aviution PurIey

Several washington area ex'
perts will participate next month
in a meeting Of the Institute o1
the Aeronautical Sciences, which
will discuss the probable role oi
the jet airliner and the turbo.
prop airliner in commercial
aviation.
Due to address the meeting ir
Seattle, Wash. from August
to 10 are, among others, thu
following:
Winfield II. Arata, jr., chieI
operations engineer. Fairfield
Aircraft Division, Hagerstown
Md; CLANCY F. Bell, project
engineer. Advanced Design De.
partment. Glenn L. Martin Co.
Baltimore; William Littlewood
st. Michaels, Md, vice president
of research and development
American Airlines; Charles w
Carmody. chief. Operational Pro.
cedures Branch, Civil Aeronau.
tics Administration; and 1t
Gen. Joseph Smith. commandinf
the Military Air Transport Serv.
ice. with headquarters at An.
drews Air Force Base, Md.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
IDAW CROCKETT

s. ,s ecsos. szsr nr s ns1N sso - 49, - t sss1
Evening star., 1955-07-11
BY MRS FRANK COLBY

Most youngsters are fascinated
by Kipling's delightful story Of
the elephants child, who, be-
cause of its Unsuitable curiosity" ;"
investigated a crocodile too close
ly. The great reptiles teeth
closed on the short snout Of the
elephants child. During the
ug-of-war which followed, the
snout was s-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-d until
1t became a trunk. And elephants
have had trunks ever since.
Kipling doesn't say, however,
how the elongated snout came to
be called by SO curious a name
as trunk" a word which means
literally "the main stem of a
tree; the body Of an animal"
It came about thus: Originally
the proboscis Of an elephant was
known as the trump" from the
French word trompe, "a tubelike
'proboscis; q hunting horn" "
From Trompe the French have
also given us the word trumpet.
"a little trump" now. a kind of
cornet.
How the English trump degen-
Grated into trunk" is somewhat
of a mystery. However, my the
'ory is that long ago, when the
French trompe (proboscis) en-
tered English as trump, it was
confused with the French tronc
(body), since the French pro-
Inunciations of trompe and tronc
sounded alike to Anglo-Saxon
ears. Trompe is pronounced:
Traw (n)p, and tronc is pro-
Inounced traw(n)-(n) indicates
the French nasal sound. Thus,
when the French referred to an
elephants "trompe." they seemed
to be saying "tronc," from which
the. English word trunk comes.
In time the English word trump
Evening star., 1955-07-11
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

THE collector Of the port
Of New York was removed from
e6iice by the President n years
ago today>for having made the
eustomhouSe q center OF
partisan political management" "
within q few years, the sus-
pended ofiicial was in the White
House. Who were these two
Presidents?
2-This is a mortal wound,
DOCTOR" said the dying former
Secretary of the Treasury under
Washington. after the most fam
Gus duel in American history.
Who was mortally wounded, ISL
years ago today?
3-Today is the anniversary
Of the birth of the President who
was succeeded in the White
House by Andrew jackson. Who?
(Answers on next page.)
Evening star., 1955-07-11
NAMES
IN THE NEWS
BY CONSTANTINE CHEKREZI

President Eisenhower Is sched-
|uled to open the long-awaited
big Four "at the summit confer
ence," with the presidency pass
ling on successfully to the Rus
sian Premier Nikolai Bulganin
{Nick OH = lye ol-GAH-nin) .
then to Anthony Eden and
Frances Premier Edgar Faure
(Ed-GAR Fawr). Most impor-
|tant Soviet top men accompany
ling the Premier are Jacob Malik
(YAH-kov MAL-ik), Ambassa-
dor to London and reputed ex-
pert on disarmament problems;
Andrei Gromyko (Un-DREH-ee
Grom-EE-koh) as Deputy For
|eign Minister. Foreign Minister
Molotov is to be there, as a mat
ter Of course, even though it is
|rumored that he is to be replaced
by Dimitri T. Shepilov (Dim- -EE-
tree SHEH-pil-off), editor and
publisher Of Pravda.
Nikita Khrushchev (Nick-EE-
Ita WHROOSH-cheff) who aston
|ished the American officials in
Moscow by appearing for the
first time In Soviet history at
the United States Embassy on
the occasion of the Fourth Of
July celebration, will be accom-
panied by almost half Of the
highest Soviet officialdom.
Contrary to reports, the revo-
luton against the dictatorial
regime Of Gen. Juan Domingo
Per0n (Hoo-AHN Dom -EEN -goh
Iper-AWN) is smouldering in Ar
Igentina. And he is losing his
fight against the Roman Cath
|olic Church, as evidenced by the
resignation Of two of his anti
church collaborators, Interior
Minister Angel Gabriel Borlenghi
(UN-ghel GUB-ree-el Bor-LEN-
|ghee) and Edoardo vuIetich
-oh-AR-doh VOOL-ett-itch) i,
|secretary-general Of the Work
mems Federation.
(All Rights Reserved
Evening star., 1955-07-11
WORD GAME
Find II or more words in
VOCATIVE,

meaning, tending to evoke or
summon forth" Average is Is;
time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules OF the game-l. Words must be
OF four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition OF
IS" such as bats" cars" are not used
4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 UNsPARING
using, nursing, sang, sign, snap. snug
spurning, span, spin. spring, sprain
sprtg, spur, sugar, suing, pains. pang,
pairs. parsing. paring. pausing, ping,
lprig, pruning. pursuing, aping. raptng,
runs, gains, gasp, grin, srip. grasp,
Evening star., 1955-07-11
FAMOUS FABLES
BY e. e. EDGAR

BIPARTISAN: One day, at a
White House luncheon. President
Eisenhower played host to a
group of newly elected Congress-
men. The group consisted OF
16 Democrats and 4 Republicans.
One Of the Congressman made
o remark about bipartisan policy
and asked Mr.. Eisenhower to
comment.
IT am always bipartisan" "
laughed the President. with q
glance at the assembled Demo-
Gratis, when I am In the
minority"
FAVORITES: British con-
ductor Sir Thomas Beecham
and a friend attended an all
Mozart concert offered by a
rival conductor. Beecham, a
world-famous interpreter Of
Mozart. found the performance
disappointing. After the first
selection, he began to fidget in
his seat.
What seems to be the
Gouble?" asked his companion.
Il thought Mozart is your
savorite composer"
He L." replied Sir Thomas,
when ! conduct him"
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Rudio and N Artists
Elect New Officers

SEATTLE, July II (R.-Franl
Nelson of Hollywood, Calf. wa!
unanimously reelected presiden
of the American Federation o.
Radio and Television Artist.
[AFD yesterday.
New regional vice president.
include Bud Collyer, Conrac
Nagel and Dwight Weist Of New
York and John Cannon Of Chi.
Icago. Evelyn Fryman of Wash.
Iington, D. c., was elected record.
ing secretary.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
ny EASLEY BLACKWooD

As you see. he was right. At
no-trump, the defenders could
have cashed 1ive diamond tricks
ct the start.
Against the four-heart con-
tract, Mrs. Keen opened the king
Of diamonds. Noting her part
nsr's play Of the encouraging
nine, she continued with the
queen and another diamond. Mr..
Dale ruffed the third lead and
paused TO look the situation over.
Clearly the success or failure
Of the hand depended on the
location Of the outstanding
cards in the spade suit.
Mr.. Dale took three rounds Of
txumps, discarding q small club
from dummy on the third lead.
Then he led a spade on which
Mrs. Keen followed suit with the
ok. At this point he did not
make the mistake Of playing the
queen from the board. There
was no hurry about that.
II Mrs. Keen had the king, the
queen could be finessed later.
After all, one trick had to be lost
IN the spade suit in any case.
Giving himself every chance,
Mr.. Dale finessed dummy's nine
spot. And it took the king to
win the trick. Now the ace and
queen Of spades in dummy were
both good and the contract was
safe.
Note that Mrs. Keen could not
have saved the day for her side
by going up with her ten Of
spades. In that case, dummy's
queen would have been played
and Mr.. Masters king would
have won. But then dummy
would have ace-nine over Mrs.
Keen's jack-eight and obviously
o second finesse would be sue
ceSsful. again holding the spade
losers to one.
A finesse against three out
standing cards is a triple flnesse.
Like all other illnesses. it is a
device used to improve your
chances Of winning tricks by en-
sircling the opponents high cards.
In today's deal. If Mr.. Dale had
played the queen on the first
round Of spades. he would have
been sure to lose two spade tricks.
ecopyrisht, 1855, General Features Corp }
Evening star., 1955-07-11
A WORD TO THE WISE

(proboscis) was replaced by the
word trunk (body); and ele-
phants have had two trunks
ever since-one trunk Is its pro-
boscis; the other Is its body.
To further complicate matters
we have the word trump in cards
This trump, too, ID from the
French: but it is q corruption
not Of trompe, but Of the French
word triomphe (tree-AW (N)F)
meaning triumph"
Distributed nv McNau uRhf Rvndtcate Ina
Evening star., 1955-07-11

In fhe normal hair CYCLE hair is constantly being
shed and replaced by young hair Badness when
the scalp fails grow many hairs sheds Aho
authorities in accord to the of this phe
they do generally agree that badness is less
likely to take on scalp that is kept hygencay cean
stimulated, and healthy.
For than "a years The Thomas have been helping
and solve their problems of hair and scalp
hygiene and Thomas thoroughly ceanses your hair
and scalp, aggravatng, itching dandru souri, and
stimulates your scalp gows with feeling Of life
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Smyrna times., 1955-12-15
AT
TIDE WATER
Continued from Pafe Nine

will bear letters and north-south
streets will be numbered.
In addition to water and cleo
trical departments, the refinery
will have a modern fire depart
ment housed in it's own building.
The fire station will be manned
by trained fire-fighters.
Many forms of transportation
will serve the refinery city. Truck
and railroad freight terminals will
be located on the site. On the
nearby Delaware River front, a
marine terminal, including three
large piers, will serve Tide Wat
er's ocean-going Flying "A tank
er feet.
1t will be quiet city. Even in
full operation it will look SEMI
deserted, according to company
officials. For the most part, the
refining processes will be noise
lessly carried out within the
plants manufacturing units.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15
KentOn

Kenton Church News: The Rev.
F. Lucia announces for Sunday,
December Is: Sunday School, 10
am. IL am. The children will
present a Christmas program of
songs and recitations. The final
rehearsal of Christmas music by
the church choirs of Kenton,
Hartly and Friendship was held
on Tuesday evening, about sixty
participating. The program will
be presented in Kenton Church
on Sunday afternoon, Dec. '18, at
2:30 o'clock. Mr.. Lucia is direct
in the choir. Mrs. c. Clark is
the pianist. You are invited to
come and enjoy an afternoon of
good entertainment. on Christmas
Day. There will be no Sunday
School session, and no preaching
service in Kenton Church. In the
evening at 7:30, Kenton and
Friendship worshippers are invit-
ed to worship with the Hartly
congregation. The Rev. Lucia will
bring the Christmas message and
there will be special music. The
Young Adult Class will hold their
annual Christmas party on We'd
nesday evening, Dec. 21. This
will be a community party and
everyone is invited to atted. Santa
will be there too.
Eighteen attended the W.S.C.S.
Christmas party held in the
church basement last Wednesday
evening. There was a Christmas
tree and pine and holly. Mrs. e.
Pratt was in charge of the pro-
gram and consisted of Christ
mas reading, games and an ex-
change of gifts and homemade
cake, ice cream and coffee.
Seven of our All members at
tended the banquet held at Caesar
Rodney School on last Tuesday
evening. Betty Shockley was
awarded pin for food preparation
The Middletown Homemakers
Club held their Christmas party
at the Park Grille on Monday
Dinner was served at 1890 with
thirty members present. Four hon
orary members were present. They
were Mrs. v. Cole, Mrs. William
Reynolds, Mrs. Jennie Jewell anc
Mrs. M. Adams. A short bushes!
session was held with Mrs. vii
liam Reynolds presiding. Mrs. Lid'
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15
Senior Class Busy With
Yearbook Sales and Pennants

The members of the Senior
Class are busily engaged in SELL
ing yearbooks to members of the
under classes and friends. This
sale will continue until the Christ
mas vacation.
The members of the class sub
mitted sketches for their pennant,
and at a class meeting decided
to accept one of the designs. The
background for the pennant will
be white with red lettering.
Mr.. Everett, homeroom teacher
has announced that March % is
the date of the annual trip tt
the United Nations in New Yorl
City. The group will travel thi!
year by Greyhound Bus Lines.