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SENRETARY

70 work for manager OF lge. down.
town once bldg; ability to type 46
words per min.. experience on
monitor board, knowledge Of short:
hand helpful: not over 35 Yrs. Of
hospital and Surgical dement's.
Apply personnel dept, CAFRITZ
CO.. 1420 x st. NV, Room 201.
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SECRETARIES
CLERK-TYPISTS

Secretary -Stenographer
Exper. secretary needed for large
established law firm; located In
new atr-cond. bldg: age 21-40.
MA. 6-o96l. Ia
SECY., 21-35, to insur. exec; 35
hrs; $500. POTOMAC EMPLOY.
AGcY. 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
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STENOGRAPHER
TO WORK IN
ROSSLYN, VA.

AGE: 25-35. win handle the typ
ing Of contracts, filing bids, pre-
up maintenance orders. Must
have pleasing telephone voice and
be able to handle INQUIRIES of pub
lie. Pleasant disposition. Must be
rapid in dictation and accurate
with figures. Excellent opportunity
to become familiar with many
phases Of construction and main
tenance work.
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COLLEGE STUDENTS

TEACHERS
EARN SIS WEEKLY WORKING IN
BRAND IDENTIFICATION DE-
PARTMENT OF NATIONAL CON
Germ; USE OF CAR DESIRABLE;
M.hLIE9EEss XnILiTY T5 spE2x 51 w3Rk 1RII ANP ASP
REouiREMENTs. htS SHS FOR VIM fMMEpI. nS..
ATE coNsIpERATIoN, APPLY
SPRING, 2nd FLOOR FRONT, Be
TWEEN 10 AM, AND ] PM. MON
DAY THROUGH THURSDAY. S12
PBX REcEPTToNIsT SCHOOL
2 nv. NA. s-1I92; pE. 2-5SS7s'
REAL ESTATE SALEsLADY, assist.
ant to broker. Salary and com.
mission: Must haye ,yirRinia license
RECEPffioNisT AND sALEsWoM-
AN; Apply HARRIS & EWING.
REesPfioNlsT.sALEsLADY isSa Il N n;x apply
HARRIS 4 EWING 1904 6 st. a'v.
RECEPTIoNlsT-sEcY.. 25-40. dr.'s
TOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.. ia. $4,000.
Relief Telephone Operator
Must have PIX experience, refer
ences. must be willing to work at
any time. White. Call TU. 2-1491.
$3.50 to IL noon. lis
MANAGER, must be
neat, capable Of dealing pleasantly
sI snd efieiently with tenants; Sc;
apis. for services. Call MR..
SALES HELP, full time. Apply once
r. w. WOOLWORTH CO., 3455 N.
Fairfax dr., OPP. Kann's Va. Square,
Arlington. liz
clothing sales expe-
rtence preferred. not required; able
to stand and move about readily;
Handicapped preferred. General
merchandise store; 81 days per
week; Apply GOODWILL INDUS
NV. (21st and M, Q to 10 am,
Mon. Nor, through shF snoIdi" F5i" or phone for
SALESLADY for. shoes, exper. In
handling shoe dept, full-time lob.
good pay and commissions. Apply
DARLING DRESS SHOP, Langley
sALESLADIEs. 2. experienced only
need apply. ready-to-wear for high
grade clientele, steady position, ex-
cellent opportunity; salary. S65 9
for radio and small
appliance department, 5,day week
Tv CO. 9th and 9 SITS. NV.
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Hfp WoMR

fEAc1ER- en-. ssh sraee. private
With child Acceptable. Both nay
i've m eeDtemher. oV. 3-3o20.
T!EAcHEsAs S. Asyhit.l1.JF,ne fan ~
FsscHkss IlSSsi ssso AazsSY e Is isaI Aas 3 M
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINEs-Don't buy a
used or new machine until you shop
ENfRs sHE5 ffis $sS Sia sqa f4sS SD st. al nR makes
ADDING MACHINE SALE-Hand
desk model, 10 key, S3b; cleo. desk
model. S125 CENTRAL 2019 14th
ADD MACHs.. used and new: hand.
elec. CIRCLE TYPEWRITER. TAI
AZ hith cosDi1ioSEEI st nH Ri EI-7saS' SE. eonsol.
model; S45 cash and carry. uN
AIR coNDITIoNER, s-ton curtis;
used / season; $3.50. Call PO
2-47A0 or PO 2-2A22 -1S
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DICTAPHONE
OPERATOR

With ct least 6 months ex-
perience in> dictaphone or
similar transcription. Inter-
esting work in convenient
location: excellent working
conditions. steadily expand
ing organization; 5-day week.
8 to 4:3O,
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Effective July /, 1855, the follow.
ing vacancies exist for the positions
indicated with the City Of Rock
ta4s yiils: II CITY t,.v Psannsr anns q sscrs;
Watchman ~. Building Inspector
uD. Clerk-stenographer ~. Cash.
Ter ~.
For further details and application
blanks. please contact the once Of
the Mayor and Council, 100 South
washington street. Rockville, Mary.
landf LA
= OPENINGS available
Immediately for sales representa-
ttves, managers and supervisors
Call III. S-6100 bet. 10 am. and
B pm. ia
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HELP WoMEk
SECRETARY

SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER, one.
der 35; 5-day, 35-hr. VIZ. Ma.
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Hnp-WoMEN tcs.s.I

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
T0RS-The National Bank o
WASHINGTON has several openingI
n-the above position for younI
ladies, IS to IS. Those with ex
perience only need apply. salaf.
commensufate with experiences AMI
ability. Congenial working eondi
tons; opportunity for advances
ment Liberal employe benefits. IN
eluding paid vacations, 5-day week
etc. Apply In person. 1897 Conn
ave; nv. Personnel Department
BooKKEErER-TrsTsr, exper- L,
hwy. 5 days; $50. POTOMAC
Wilson blvd, Ar. IA. $4,000.
CASHIER. exper- on MGR. eooC
salary, perm, position; references
Apply AS 10th st. NV. III
CASHIER, experienced. local refs.
perm. position: pleasant yorkinl
Sond SPORT CENTER. sth an
CLERICAL POSITION
20-44 yrs. for large insurance once
permanent position, 5-day Wk.
hosp: and retirement benefits. ZAP.
ply In person.
INSURANCE co
1925 K Sc. NV. lis
CLERK, desiring permanent posi,
ton. between ages Is and 30. Ap'
tttude for figures. KNOWLEDGE o1
typing, 5-day VIZ. and many hene'
Cock MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO.. 6406 Georgia ave. NV.
CLERK for general ONCE work. M
experience necessary, must be abil
to type but speed not q factor. II
work with one Of Washington'f
Oldest and largest Ford dealers
Paid holidays and vacations anc
other company benefits See Mrs
Sullivan. sTEUART MOTORS. 3rc
CLERK, LEI ( s'si aceufate a at figures, ior
keeping records; some cashierins
exper. pref; perm. position; good
salary; discount on purchases: musi
have Al references. Write, statinS
age, exper,, RETAIL SHOP, 312(
14th st, NV. ia
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Hnp-MM tcs.s.i

TfMK FoR a cHANcEf Are you
tired 81 waiting for raises In pay7
Due 70 our sales promofion pro
Gram cur lales stan IL short Of
manpover. No experience required: /:
.,..n no 1mn ,o On . sarninsSs conpie,s
work. WsshingtonB Largest LIN
eoln-Aereury Dealer. Contact In
oREAR, MOTORS. 400 Conn ave.
Al POSITIONS. al kinds. once.
sales. technical. hotel: thousands
placed FREE reg. Always vel
nd i.tS test. st'. 20 S1lps' s9a5. co., .
ExPERIENcED COOK. dsyvork;
son. PARKWAY RESTAURANT.
Laurel-Ft Meade I'd, Laurel. Nd.
Ia
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ELIZABETH PINKSTON
PERSONNEL couNsEL1No
SERVICES
1O25 Conn. Ave. NV, RIM. 2lb
DI 7-4l60

1UZ0 AfCs ANsW.s AsAA4s SAS
DI. 7-4150
BOYS, 1917, white, intellisent. per-
sonable; for magazine order dept.
S41b Georgia ave. Sill Spgs I'm.
207, 8 am. daily. Ia
YOUNG MAN, to be asst. manager
in consress Park Dept. store, 1927
per in retail. fve-and-dime, or
dept. store. See MR.. SIMS, mgr
Apply in person. Id
YOUNG MAN. white, 1925; drive
truck, assist in shop; must nave
Nd. chauffeur'sg pefmit. Contact
Mr., MESS, 10441 Metropolitan
ave, Kensington, Nd. IA
YOUNG MAN, white. to work In re-
frigeration parts department: must
have d. c. permit: prefer person
going TO high school, as this job
will terminate around September
REFRidERATIoN CO., s04 Rhode
Island ave. sc. Ia
YOUNG MEN go, must be neat for
outside order taking dept. no ex-
Der. nec., average earnings S65 per
wk Apply RIM. 41o. 724 9th st.
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,SlTUATloNS--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exper.. capital loan,
monthly work. all taxes; prompt
reas. NO 7-2076. -l3
CARPENTER, AL. versatile, has full
equipment, Available inmediately
MAN hS f5EKsIs bEsIsEs OUTSIDE SOB; i,
yrs exper. radio and sound equip
ment serv. and install. mo. TV)
Also electrical work. Capable O.
assuming responsibility. Box 221
PHARMACIST. reg. D. c., wishe.
summer employment. Retail ant
hosp. exper. Call EN-. 3-0412 sftei
RETIRED GOVT. PLAsrERER want,
repair plastering TO do for real
estate coH-salary open. p. o. BOZ
64l. w. Hyattsville, Md. Ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or cor.
opinion. Newspaper reporter with
yrs; P. r. experience. military
and civilian. Desires perm. pos,
over $1,000 yr. Box SIR. Star
-. l3'
Sta. Engineer, Class 6
R. Z. TAYLOR, 1902 summit pl.
NV, Phone HO. 2-Sl75. i3s
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MARRIED MAN

For responsible position with large
In Alex. area. Some mechanica
aptitude helpful. Car to your ad.
vantage. II you are available i'm.
mediately see employment mgr, IL
am. to 10, 1908 Duke ST., Alex.
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foP H6fofToH1cE NoTcH
USED CAR SALESMAN

I. Good pay-transportatio
3. Insurance benefits.
3. Republication benefits.
4, Secure future. Sales training.
Here Is the type Of men we want
l. "a to 40 years OF age.
2. Selling experience.
3. Pleasantly aggressive.
4. Capacity for hard work.
8. Desire to get ahead.
0. Intelligent-good Judgment.
II YOU feel that you are aualifiet
and have, . desire to reach the tor
See Mr.. powsll, K. 3. cLARs Ss
MOTOR CO., 624 8. Washington
st.. Falls Church, Va. IA
COL0RED JANITOR, experienced
S4od hyinE quarters and good pay
coEoRED TRUCK. DRIvER- an,
helper good working Conditions
POTOMAC APPLIANCE &ITV CO.
9th and Z streets NV.
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SECY. AIR, $85
JANE BURcH,' RIM. 226. Bond Bids

SECY. AlR, 300
JANE BuRcH.' RIM. 226. Bond Bldg.
Statistical Typist, $275
JANE BURCH. RIM. 226, Bond Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER, exper.; I-girl Of
fice. national manufacturer. Salary
commensurate with ability; 40-hr.
wk. MA. 6-9361. Ia
STEN0GRAPHER for permanent DO.
sition in National Catholic organ
ization: b-day week. 8 to $50. Call
RE 1858. Ext. 3l1. -13
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY to
assist editor Of publications Of .
national education orsaniystion.
snH1shA'1 suirsd. ase A2 20 'fns so 80. % collese
$1,000 to $500 depending on
education and related experience.
Employe benefits, air-cond. ONCE,
5-day week. AID. 4-4s56. Ext. 200
sTEN0.. experienced. for law ONCE;
hrs: reasona6le: sslary accordins
r SssaI!iyA NE s-ssps sspsi.nced 10.
sir-conditioned ONCE, Located 18th
and X SITS. NV. Employe benefits.
Call Mr.. HURLEY. RE. 7-2157.
STENOGRAPHER, interesting per-
manent position. with national
company; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.: air.
conditioned ONCE. Starting salary,
S65. State age, education. and ex-
perience. Box 322-M. Star. IA
STENOGRAPHER OR TYPIST--
Call Ii. 7-070S during day or
WA. 7-0793 after 9 pm. Ia
|STENO., 25-40, research project; 3
MENT AGENCY. 1884 Wilson blvd.
Ar1 E-Onnn
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PAINTING CONTRACTORs - Com.
mercial and residential, General
home improvements Satisfied Gus.
ssTms. Cal, M Mr.. Mr. L2swsAENce;E Aiase; Fl Il
6-s10O or RA 6-9703.
PAINTING-:-Ext. and int Sober
white white MECH S s,s reas so price; rs yrs
PAINTING. interior and exterior
papering: remodeling and n1inol
Esa ssRaFi s. ST. sfr'snstS ssSs4 vi White saSta .eh
PAINTING. exterior; first-class work
materials. Do own work. 2 broth.
ers, white. Ref. IA. 2-i731. III
PAINTING, interior and exterior
expert work, free estimates. A. D
THOMAS. WA. 7-7352.
PAINTING-Int. and ext. Worl
guaranteed. Free estimates at you
Ta sSnvenienssi aIaa0s Call after Il ,. Pm
PAfNriNG;O vs. Small carpentry: sober
white mech; free estimates; reas
rates. EDDIE DAWSON. AP. 7-f036
PAINTING. interior and exterior
free estimates. Call MR.. HOOKER.
SMITH, VIII. 6-S807. LIZ
PAINTING-Estimates given: reason.
able rates; f1rst-class work by white
CAL. II 1850 after g pm. Id
PAINTING inside and out: lowest
rates In town: white mechanic
Free estimates. HO. 2-7127. 17s
PAINTING, papering. waterproofing
interior exterior: FLA loans avail
For estimates call JU. 9-4771.
PAINTING. papering; f,rst elias,
workmanship: work done immedi-
alfSH ~ fafE P2fERN E S-SfaAs RaAsrEiR H.
ING, any size lob: white mechs., 30
yrs exper.: free est. Va, D. C. and
Nd MR.. STANLEY, ia. 5-0424.
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
ing, free estimates. Call any time
MR.. WADE. EX. 3-9633. l2'
$40 and up. this week
only: 1855 sunfast washable papers
RA. 3:7393. JU 9-760S,
LASTERING, patchwork and cell
ings speciality. AD. -2-1S32. -1S
REPAIRS, patch work,
alterations and additions. Exper
white mech. Reas. Ju. 9-4154.
PLASTER REPAIRING, prompt. guar
anteed service; prices reasonable,
RooF REPAilR-Lowest rates In
town: white mechanic. Free esti-
mates. HO. 2-7127. l7a
an types: cutters. spouts;
general sheet-metal work, A. d
THOMAS. WA 7.7352.
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DESTRUCTION COURSES

rssx,s'scEs; s1.s'..a &c scaeoL, 90 ss.e .,ss
sSolrss rsaa 70 eosrss s.ss,Iw wy At pay psSzJzs Jnzssrs'
ture; All subjects TAUGHT. approved
for OF trAininE. day and evening
classes. WARFLYNE BEAUTY COL
LEQk 1910 q 81. NV, Dl 7-1762.
YOUNG MAN wants private instrue-
tien n practice danetnG. Call SAN
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ROOF REPAIRS. euttering and car
pentry. Reas. Skilled mechanics
Free estimates LU, 2-917l.
Observation-Disclosures terraces,
WsIIs Wak ebmn.Ss SbiSR Ss oGsE ssn,.sss sssainnE
kinds Of cement work. pipe drain
age. r MARCUCCIo, Po. 2-35ss
or WI 6-7SSS
TREE WORK. expertly done. no lob
too large or too small. free est,
reasonable rates. Du. 7-7029. 30
Tv REPAIRS on all makes. credit
available on all shop repairs. serv-
ice call .99c. For prompt Sunday
service, call RA. $4,000. I6s
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BANK BOOKKEEPER
BURROUGHS
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR

~. pteAerEeu' orOay week.
surance: air-conditioned once: per
manent position.
The Munsey Trust Co.
1929 ''E" ST NV. -12
BEAUTICIAN; steady and depend
able. Hours, 0 to 6; 5-day wk. Air
eeond. DAVID HAIR STYLISH, 1889
M st., NV. -I2
BEAUTICIAN, experienced; guaran-
teea salary, plus soc commission; /;
3.day week, hours Q to 6. OV, a.
ii34. Evenings, XII. S-61g6. ia
BEAUTICIAN STYLIST-Excei. sa-
lary plus SOC commission. paid
weekly; PAID vacations. Apply in
person, PGSSn "A RoMAINE BEAUTY SA-
for h9T. sppointmeafk 1d1f eafk rd. NV. or call
BEApTlCIANS; men. women stKists
manicurists; fun or part time, high
salary; mod, air-cond. salon. JU.
S-2232; ewes. call ia. D-9SS9, Mr.,
HAROLD. Hair Stylist. -I5
BEAgTICiAN, 5 days: 50Ts comm.
paid weekly; $50 guarantee. LOR-
RAINE HAIR STYLISTS. 31IO
Queens Chapel rd.. uN. $4,000. !
manicurist man hair.
stylist. guar. S75 UP. 500 Ga. ave.
RA. a-9669: ewes. OIL. 4-54si.
est earnings in city: 5-day VIZ. :
Rg Rp7s eyes m PAID vac; hosp; BAR
! S408 Ga, ave. Sill Spg,, Md. Ia
h1EAGitEiCiANS 1naitEt = Wonderful oppor.
seRS III GIlffss ffffssF cSaER. cSgfSlaiSs:' 1ii5 iAi5
10Th St NV
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STENOGRAPHERS-Can use expert
part time. ST. 3-1972.
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CLERK-STENO.

Age 1875; permanent position in
large real estate organization open
for an alert person. Accurate typ
ing and shorthand essential. In
teresting- work in aforementioned
ofhce. Hours 9:l5 TO 5. 35-hr.
week. no Saturdays. Paid vacation
sno.s.s and sick lee Leave; sp excellent company
CLERk-TYPIsI (whitel, between
sgss sso5s 20 Hors hnS sS foOd SSTEns Sy ,eoss
Saturday. THE p R 3 B Z II T TAI IA [
BUILDING ASSN, 1888 q st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT. under 35. perma-
nent position; tipping speed not
essential. will consider beginners:
$50 am. to 4:45 Pm; vacation
and sick leave, economical cafe
terra, air-conditioned bldg. Apply
personnel ONCE, Ord floor, EQUI-
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. S1o
cLERKsTYPisr, Ifis Il I seeretar.al trsine.. train
beday week. s-B:S0. Apply Rm.
500. Investment Bldg. 18th and K
sts., NV: moving soon to Conn. ave.
cLERkk:TYPIsr, Iii kkTYPIsr school, mature;
S241. POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY.
1884 Wilson blvd. Arl., IA. $4,000.
CLERK-TYPISTS
Small loan once. knowledge OF
cashiering and small loan opera-
ton, helpful but not essential.
fodAss feodA yk s psFT 4sos position as ave. FaiE sIl
yer SpR,. Md, JU. 6-1323 IA
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HELP WoMEN

INSURANCE BROKER wants stenog-
rapher. with extensive exper. In
general insurance (not iifel; ONCE
procedure and underwriting: 5-day
week. Salary commensurate with
ability. SELsKY q CO., Tower
Bldg, RE. 1885. lis
CLERK, experienced
must be accurate with figures, have
legible handwriting: must type; g.
day week: Aforementioned once
Apply In person, afternoons only,
Mrs Strauss. MAJOR MASTER
PIECES, INC. e1l 7th st. NV.
INSURANCE CLERK
Typing ability, experienced general
insurance lines, excluding life In
surance, capable Of assuming re.
sponsibility. Pleasant working con-
dttions, 5-day week, paid vacation.
Salary commensurate with ability.
Call MRS. SMITH, ME. S-39O6.
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Stenographer-Clerk

We prefer someone seeking q perma.
nent connection with q suburban
firm located in. Bladensburg, lear
Peacs f;,,ce cross. informal forms n,rna workins con- on
conditioned ONCE. Stenography es.
sential but duties very much diver
sified. Please phone MIR. SCHAUP,
UN. 10000.
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- ROOFING, ALL TYPES
kiFNRoos5Hd iNe GGTfERs aErAIBs ANb spoU4iE saPA1NT
NO JOB TOO SMALL
M. j. PATKUS,' LO. 4-6775
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YOUNG MAN
MAN WITH CAR

To represent lEe. manufacturing CO.,
exper. unnec. Earnings while train
ing around SIS weekly. Not can
wasting. Apply 1116 o st. Sc, 9
To 10 m Wed or Thurs la
Evening star., 1955-07-12

Flagstone and Stone
WORK
eorches. patios. walks. retaining
walls. tile drainage: also water
proofing
ANGELO MARcucclo. Ju. s.l769
FLOORS sANDED ANYWHERE
WE UNDERSELL THEM ALL
lS-HOuR SERVICE
SAV-MOR FLOORS JU. 1892
The Republican., 1955-10-27

Joseph Bender and Ross Selby,
students of Northern High school,
sang in the All-State Chorus at the
State Teachers convention.
Richard Broadwater and John
Pennington, of Baltimore, visited
his father Nevin U Broadwater,
and brother and sister-in-laW, Mr..
and Mrs. David BroadWater, at the
BrOadWater farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph GIotfelty,
Mrs. Barbara Younkin, Mrs. Carl
Miller and sons Richard and Ralph,
and Clarence Glotfelty visited Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Price at Breeze
wood, Pa, Sunday. Mrs. Price was
formerly Miss Clara Kinsinger, OF
Grantsville.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Hilton and
son John Canton, o., were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Broad
water
Mrs. Irva Mickey, Mr. and Mrs
James Wengerd and children Wis
tied Mrs. Eva Mickey, Loeb Lynn
Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ashby, Of
Waynesburg, O.; Mr. and Mrs F.
E. Ashby, Mrs. Oscar Shaffer ant
The Republican., 1955-10-27
Southern Speaks
BY DOUGLAS SMITH
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The Republican., 1955-10-27

President Eisenhower will W
two or three months before his dt
tors tell him whether his heart
strong enough to go through |;
other presidential campaign.
The Republican., 1955-10-27

Mrs. Fleming. Mrs. Elaine Falken-
stein. Miss Kathryn Speicher, Mrs
Florence Wilkinson, all Of Northern
High school
Delegates from the Garrett Coun-
ty Teachers association who at
tended the State convention were
Paul Muha, president; \. B. Dean,
2nd vice presidents; Ralph Beach
ley Paul Ewing, Ernest Spoerlein.
Miss Ann Dilgard Miss Frances
Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Frickey an
nounce the birth of d daughter on
October 10 at the Meyersdale Com
munity hospital.
The Methodist WSCS will hold
its week Of Prayer and Self-Denial
service Sunday morning, October
80 at 1l:15 a m, in the church with
Mrs. Clayton Edwards in charge.
India was preparing to mark
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Action Portrait

Jesus once had the opportunity.
which to some young people is
rather frightening thrill, of speak
ing to a crowded audience in his
own home town. He knew what
was in nearly everybody's mind:
Give an account Of yourself. Who
do you think you are and what do
you think you are doing?" To
them he was Just hometown
boy; but they had heard of strange
things he had said and done. and
they wanted to hear him talk.
So he had the opportunity on
Sabbath Day Of speaking in the
synagogue As he read the Scrip
ture for the day from Isaiah 81,
Jesus stopped in the middle Of a
sentence, and sitting down cas-
teachers did in those days. he
said. To-day this Scripture has
been fulfilled e. ." In other words,
as Americans would put it. This
is it. This is my plan Of life. This
prophecy, hundreds Of years old,
describes what l am and what I
am doing. In short Jesus took
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looking into a mir
ror, as it were.
He m makes the
most careful and
detailed plans and
is quite up set
" hen a detail
goes wrong. We
call such persons
introverts. In be-
tween these types
~ Arn An
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SeIf-POrtrait
Lesson for October 30, 1855

THERE are people who don't
care how they look to other
people; they have no particular
long-range plans or pattern Of
life, they live CAS- they might say)
by ear We call such persons eX-
traverts; they never stop. so to
speak, long enough to look into a
mirror. There is an opposite kind
of person who is painfully inter-
psfpG in himself He is forever
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cRELLIN UNION CHURCH.

CRELLlN UNION CHURCH.
Rev. Don jackson. Methodist pas
tor. and Rev Edsil Bragg, Evan
gelical United Brethren pastor.
Sunday School each Sunday at 9:45
a. m Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. M
every Wednesday. Young Peoples
meeting, 7:15 p. m. Sundays Wor-
ship services. p. m First and
third Sunday evenings, Rev Jack
son; Second and fourth Sundays.
Rev. Bragg; Fifth Sunday, no
preaching.
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DEEP CREEK BAPTIST, Paul
S. Parker, pastor 9:45 a. m. Church
School Special program State
Missions Day" II a. m, Worship
service "LaymanS Day will be
observed by participation of the
laymen in all services. 8 p. m,
Worship. Special program by the
Sunbeams, the G AS and the
W NJ S Wednesday 8 p. M mid
week Fellowship Hour. to be fol
lowed by the business session of
the church.
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End of First Term

Tomorrow ends the first grading
period and marks the quarter point
of the year. First term report cards
will be issued during the week of
November 7.
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UNITED PENTECOsTAL, Oak
land. Rev. B. r. Wendell, pastor.
10 a m. Sunday School 1880 p. m.
Evangelistic service Thursday, 7:30
p m, Young Peoples service fol
lowed by Bible Study.
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EVANSVILLE LUTHERAN
Rev. G.. f. BowersoX, Jr., pastor
9:45 a m, Sunday School. II a. m,
Worship service. *
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BITTINcER EV. LUTHERAN

PARISH, Rev. James NJ. Allan,
pastor Zion, Jennings-9:30 a m,
Service 10:45 a m, Sunday School.
Emmanuel Bittingcr-9:3O a. m,
Sunday School l0:45 a m. Service.
ST. Johns, Meadow Mountain-11
a. M Sunday School u Noon,
Service.
Sermon subject for al the above
services: Truth and Freedom.
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PROTESTANT EPIscoPAL MIS-

SlONS. Robert K Hemphill. CA.
minister. Our Fathers House. Alta
mont-10 a m, Sunday School II
a. m, Worship. St. Pau's, SWanton
, p m. Sunday School. p. m.
Worship. St. Johns, Deer Park
1915 p. m, Church School. 730 p,
m. Worship Thursdays, 6 p. m.
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