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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-14
FOR PROPOSED LAW

FOX PROPOSED " LAW
If you vote yes it would mean:
/. A more humane law to al
10y the unemployed tand their
families) to live in greater dignity
and decency while they search for
work.
2. No new taxes for you.
3. A more stable economy dur
ing periods of layoffs because the
unemployed would be able to af-
ford the necessities of life. 1t would
be good business.
a. Ohio would meet the recon-
mendation of President Eisenhow.
er In his economic message to Con.
gress this year when he said:
From the standpoint of the un.
employed worker, weekly benefits
should be sufficiently high to pro.
vide the basic necessities. From
the standpoint of the economy
benefits should be sufficient to en-
able the unemployed to maintain
a substantial part of their custo-
mary expenditures, thereby mini
rnizing the spread of unemploy-
ment.
The general level of benefits
is now too low for either of these
purposes.
ut is highly desirable that the
state change their laws so that the
great majority of covered workers
will be eligible for payments that
at least equal half their regular
earnings"
The State Legislature failed to
rieet the Presidents recommends
lion although Ohio employers can
afford higher benefits. Ohio en-
ployers pay only one-half the rate
paid by employers nationally.
The Ohio law has failed to keep
pace with the times. In 1889, the
weekly maximum equalled SIS per
cent of the average wage. Today
it equals only 40 per cent of the
average wage. The average work
er today takes a so per cent cut
in his standard of living when he
loses his job. This is unfair,
No one gets paid for not work
ing, Ohio law requires that a re-
cipient must be actively seeking
work." must be available for work
and must accept work.
This is not palitical question.
1t Is question of justice. moral
and economic
AGAINST PROPOSED LAW
Increased taxes. The tax COM
missioner estimates these propo-
sails, sponsored by representatives
of the CIO unions, would cost an
additional $47h million annually.
Who would pay? All would pay
millions of whom could never re-
ceive any benefits. The steady
worker, the farmer, the teacher,
the housewife, the public employe,
the self-employed person, all
would pay in higher prices of con-
sumner products and services.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-14
Arguments For And Against Proposed
Boost In Unemployment Compensation

compensation payments is
26 weeks but the will $33 month because
OF an voted by Legislature
would $50
80 weeks
Allowances dependents make the present for family
$35 under the CIO proposal it would be $50.
filed anticipation CIO obtaining
additional signatures needed place the issue the statewide
ballot The labor has until Sept 16 to file the signatures
o ne
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-14

Mrs. Raymond Grove, Mrs. Rob-
ert FitZsimmons, Mrs. Ray War
ner, and Mrs. Pearl Arnold were
among those who attended the
District 5 Garden club Presidents
meeting at New Carlisle, Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Capling-
er and family and Mrs. Max Low
ry were among those who attend
ed the Brown Swiss show in Chic
ago. Their son, Charles Caplinger
was among the exhibitors.
Pfc. and Mrs. John McDonnough
and son of Camp Perry were the
weekend guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Mcknight.
At the regular Pleasant Town
ship P T A meeting, October 10, at
the Catawba school, Mr. George
Bunnell will talk or the bond 81
sue. A large attendance is urged
Mrs. Charles E. Hall has re-
turned home from a weeks visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. D.
Meyer of Springfield.
Manu- o;,,,o1oro na,.+c oro ,oo1u
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-14

Angel, Bogota, Colombia, author of
the "Zuleta Plan"
Senator Homer S. Capehart of
Indiana is honorary chairman of
the general committee, and Mrs.
Jane Lausche, Ohio's charming
first lady, will serve as honorary
chairman of the Women's commit
tee.
Included in the growing list of
distinguished guests at the event
where Cincinnati will make her
bow as an international city are:
Homer Gruenther, special assistant
to President Eisenhower; am
bassadors from: Brazil, FL Saliva
dor. Colombia, Costa Rica, Nicara-
qua, Bolivia, Venezuela, Panama,
Ecuador, Mexico, and Central
America; and Governors: Frank j.
Lausche, Ohio; George n. Craig,
Indiana; Lawrence w. Wetherby,
Kentucky; and G. Mennen Will
liams, Michigan.
Publisher Roger II. Ferger of
the Cincinnati Enquirer who is
President and Chairman of the
Board of Trustees MITDC promis-
es that This will be our showcase
to dozens of countries and will give
visitors a fine impression of the
midwest as a place to visit and
trade"
There is more energy In one
hurricane than in hundreds of
atom bombs all exploding at once
says the National Geographic So
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-14

Socks which are too short in the
foot may be responsible for sore
and tired feet If they can't be
pinched up about one-half inch at
the toe, they are too short.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-14
soRRYl

SORRYl
An error in the Ballenger De-
partment Store Ad appeared in
Thursdays newspaper. Boys over
all pants were incorrectly priced at
2 pairs for S4.98. This should have
read-2 pairs for $500. Sorry!
MAJOR SURGERY AT
GRANT HOSPITAL
Mrs. Robert McSavaney, Wash
ington Avenue, underwent major
surgery at Grant Hospital on We'd
nesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-14
RIGGS AT AUTO SHOW
IN NEW YORK

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Riggs,
Springfield Road are home from a
stay in New York, where they
combined business and pleasure.
In addition to some sightseeing
their main objective was to see
the 1856 Studebaker and Packard
models
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20

Frfi time men With 10 brttious ".
MS aksassR sbsss busiSsss bits Esssi.
lar eustqniets assure gou q stacy
REGULAR income. You may START or
Z er das tr!al s hssis; , 4 ysS VIZ
excellent OPPORTUNITY y Pot eiMsEs
ia for. ruler Bfush dealers are
btiying new homes and new ears
comes, They average StQh ana up
Dsr s e t.s ssII,lE e aiisr Srps6
and bay these famous egetss ~t ny
necessities reEuiALiy. An
man VIII MAKE Calls VIE yon sna
tssin yga IN, gs,ss .s s1Pftsidfn nsust ff
hish rsfSrences Is 10 hcnestg an9
character, Inquire pa Neuensi
s R sSoSs 81. VA E..sa7s rs & 81. .ssSs.
aKN WANTED for psrt-tims sys-
ntl,r work: hours, q to . Pm,
Monday tifeugi friday. Tor enrqlll
isisisi direct lEads furnished; s.s
esseztiAii apply Ws2neseay ri ~
iinE, q 70 Pm: EII1 MqstC
STubIos e. 1921 =, M f. Sss ssfse. Al
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eLE.E.f.s!sK 4 e. re 4, IHKsrs fsss|
ssif' ~ o. d isaasss' ;. 49,
"a; / &; !. " .; 81 II
.Ckkhk- 11PfsF for larss molten
picture 6rEAnizati6n. R1eent hiehI
s sss vel. esii Il. s..ssssSJ55
|CLEKK-rYrIsT, under IS. for ma
fienal puhliea ton: accuracy with
hts gIg ,r aSa asa' gdySus aase
Day &Q-h6uf week. insufatiee and
hosbifkiiSstIen paid; HsH bnilAtnE
eeh M MecLuRk. y. s-esSsss.
|cH,ERK.TxRIsE, construetlen, 5
NJ sSfGLo9 dssn1i 1sse'i aiSs iSi sss1
y MilssR hl5d, Al; ~ Z. $1,000; -
and interesting duties N strcnia.
ss sss sai.rx s ase fsi saf;nS Hons
call ME FkRRy sftsE Q Am; 1t
cRrsnk ftsr. ags 1850; psr@9s-
neht postflon e2eh y en expeneile
orEnn3et5on teT ~ Nlssk gstGSoH'
Sssf. ~ y s~sees3en sHt siek
49, SeSlA e.S ..Szc1NT sIsafieIi
E1sI ~ S.ns Hssedfs XnniyI
1nos =. III
|CLk lsi13a. ssssIlsn. gosI.lep.
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IN66RANCE CLERK = Permanent
position open Ia large COMPANY:
experienee In IRE and casualty de-
aired. This Is an excellent oppOr-
tunity for the risht person, Hours,
e-6, b-day week; paid vacation AND
sick Ieaye. Apply 1722 y st.. NV.
MANAGER. white, complete charge
es dressmaking shop. sT. 3-sSle-
MANIcuRHsT for Betiesaa salon:
6-dAy week; seed salery and com.
MISSION. Apply EMILE'g, 1906 uls
qsorestsgaa g.. seshssda. o. Is2i
ssf q! C: :;s i.iS'i;;
rffS sanl i NysjRassE. und.rrr.du.ls. p sa,
With recent hospital experiences.
For the Lisner Home In Chevy
Chase. Hours, II p.f1i.-7 en-; ny.
ing. aceonifnode tons ayaiiaRle i
desired. Can MRS. ERTz. We; g.
NEU HSS R.T. Preferred resident r 10,
Catholic Girls Boarding. School
N III 81. xhis s.s ars sS to 20, i've e in
OF out. Private hospitai. Refer
o sEsss; rGsq2Rkk 49, sS.,,. ,,av az i.
orEaniSatisn; oppor. 70 learn IA
tefsstinE and challenging business:
no exper. nee: typing essential;
III company s nsSsats. Mr.. osaa IS-
OFFICE GIRL, days = week. 40
hours. Daily sales reports, and
accounts receivable work. All com.
pany henefts. Apply HEsTkRN
AUTO SUPPLY Co. 1903 wilson
blvd, Aflington. 20
PRX, secretarial board. part time.
81 gents pst hcHr;. b., 7;asehh;
ton Laundry. experienced. Apply
MRS. sCHAFFKR, eG2T = st. DIV
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TRUCK DRIVER

1nOSkA LANA 11s
Experienced, for wholesaie groeery
house. Tractor and trailer. Coed
permanent position 70 one WIG
MARKET. Falls Church. We. --a6
nv BKNCHBlAN, fun pr part time;
experienced only. Apply % peEspn'
q pm. to pm. BERNE ILL.,
TRONICS. $3.50 New Hampsnire
ave. TAX, Pk. -2H
Nv REPAIR MAN, outside calls; cal
furnished. D0Wn'S TW. 441S Conn
ave. NV S%
~ Service MEN, exper. and
trainsei fun end part tiHs up ,, g
bonus: vacation. ETC.; no drilLefs
LA. 6-2111. --z1
nv SERVICE MEN, full or part time;
experienced. Ju. 6-3al0. 2o
nv SERvICRA1EN and antenna in
stallers; fully experienced only; per-
manent ef,1ploymknt. Abby In per-
son after re an. 70 d kASMIH,
3742 10th st. ne. 10
nv SERVICEHIAN--Inside and but-
side. Hours. 8 am. to Q pm, Paid
vacation. Saiary cQmmensurate Win
ability. CAMEO SERVICE, b6e 4th
&c. .s.w, TX. 3-S394. 2Z
Ty TECHNlCTAN, full or part time
Cali Mr.. LISG. AID. 4-46SA. I'll
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hkkh--MEN

vs.; : Isl {, ;sse9s " I'D ss:I
soSsl hlltery. All kebIies artists
consdsntiEl. Box 1851. star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20

CLkRK, Is.sg, fQf ksnere, one {!
wofk 70 pubiishink nrfn. Piesssn I
WORKING ceqditipns y new mcNerr
once. Paid yaeAtions. hospitaiike
ton and NE trznrAnes. CAL M sS
p1RRY afttr sea.ni. st DI 7.e2ss
CLERKS ts,. white, to learn a,
and Sc sbis 10 stand about V Oil
sime. Large oflee near 18th ant
y SITS. NV, henal!ng ne msrehsn,
disc. Hours, $40 TO 3; W deI
saturday. salary 70 start. 6gQt
month. photle Ma. 8-111S. Ell
CLERK for iflsufAuce egeney. Fig
pFins. typine, account book entrtes.
Iasaraaes sxpefitncs prsferrsd; I. 40
cLEnK, white; general sfics work
with aptitude for fieqFes for whele.
e6Ie candy and tAbhcco company;
Amply bftween 0 an. and 3 pm.
Spl4 4th o.. NV. I'll
CLERK white, 70 assist hookkssps q,
enced In Workiug with f1gures
ake n 10 S6; 5Edky weak: Air.
Apply 1885 2sfh u. nv. -2a
CLERKS for dry cleaning store: b
day week: ekpertencsd preferred;
pleasant working cenaiti0ns; 5000
hrs. Apply pApkNpADIsE CLEAN
ms. 360s cosunibia pixie. Aflins-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
YOUNG NAN

LIFETIME EMPLoYMkNT 0RkOR-
TUNTTY--young man. neat, pleas.
ing personality. 10 TO 20 years 81
age; high school graduats with ne
chanical ability, 70 enter the omce
and bnslness machine fndnstry; w.
Who has Been deprived 81 college
education to receive training and
build q future along service-sales
lines with one OF the largest manu-
facturers OF once and business ma
chimes III the world; liberal pay ana
Social nenefits while training. Apply
e g; 1 1oass; TIN hA sIag4 Z
Il. NV, Washington. D. @. 81 .
YOUNG 4EN, sssyesn ss.I., FRA so far
cualified applicants Is Sanes ".
structors. rand advancement 70
:xecgtiys positiopssis , AgphS ye,,si
r. so 5ersonshle, attractive and intel
n lance A sgfRuthpios: $3.50 New yorE
ave. NV. ~
Ty BENCMMAN. also
outside part-time man: tntnimum
3 years experience: Rockville ares.
. fial TO. .ass sssasSii young soiSr.d
sssp f9 Mr ifsr hnn iS0 ssaoP .Eansie;
PARK shopping center. 1870 New
harnp. ave. silver spring. G
MAN Tor sqpeImarxst;
GOOD opportuni.Ey. leg, dor rig f.s,, paE aA
lshHS IH55 h''iNifsss 81. ,tlpssaln . ssss
70 70 nest nssi public Abou. % hr. Apply
S:s0-7 pm. nm. 7os. 1918 Z St.
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UPHOLsTERER. white, must be e4-
pefierieed In custom Work: Apply
E n Rsss21s 4os ITsx th 6 a.T. 2
WATERS, part time, 5:3Q-9:39,|
can esns a assn'i Il I a q pssss
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC;
applS; rood opportunity for man
Who is not afraid to work. Anpls
1903 North Capitol st. go
WATCHMAKER AND COuNTERMAN
for large dept. store. Exper1enceQ
only. state. age, experiences and
salary expected. Boz 1e7-v Star.
wATcHatAN;NtGHT CLEEE. middle
aged, reliable; tr1stX k ihn Is!s
Co, 400 Jefferson Davis hwy. Arl.
wELDER, combination man. steady
lob, good wages: 1915 1871 q.
North Arlington. va. IA. s-1oss.
BoYs, 10 and over ,yhitei, seod
paying part-time route work, Sill
s SsE sRssnE s a5er p Isp0 daris o vssf
sals Geosgia ave.. 3. g.. Room Sp7
BOYS, Is or over, white. intelligent.
personahie, for magazine order
S De- xp sysT r 4i asz sth e. pst
BOYS, VETS-TRAVEL
1924; leave Immediately California
and return; expenses paid: trans
portatipn furnished: excelisnt earn
ings. See Mr.. o.DoENELL. new
10 a.m.-a pm. only. --23 /
MAN AND WIFE, white. no children.
Permanent; $50 mo-. unfurn, Nv
III . ssss.sna Dteii Pfw kEsNsNEIs|
reg, 5f38 Duke St., Alex, Va.
Man TE WITH WITH cAs to start mined
trihutor. Earnings while training
around 1885 month. comm. and
bonus. expense ARRANGEMENTS: ex-
perienee not reces.: Marfied pref;
rapid advance TO prodreer. g eans
wasting or travelling: Man ssies td
weekly In advance, calling on den
mite qualified appointments only
Apply iiis Q st. Sc . to Z 80 ~
MAN, to work in truck service
station; vacation with pay. hospt-
talization benefits: experience de-
sired; must have recent references
hut mot essential: start $50 per
week. SPEED q BRIsCoE, 23O1
New York ave. ne. III
MAN WANTED by one Of washing
toms Oldest furniture stores to han
die complaints and detail work in
once. permanent position: sxssi
see Nj. Rcta. Julius LANsBURGH
FURN. co. poe 2 st. NV. 20
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR
Deoendable; no experience necessary.
knpJy aSfl7 Ca ave NV.
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Telephone Solicitors

Need 8 persons for permanept iohs
Good stsrting salary ena eowRe9y
WINS. 734 18th 81. nv. 20
TILE SETTER HELPER wanted,
s saaf. t.. of S'ss.a HssS f0REs . 20
TRUCK DRIVER. white, good posi-,
Efsowledre of District and Virgihia.
S05I 18th st., Silver Spring. Ma,
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nv
TECHNICIAN

dealer In Arlington de.
sires eoinpstsnt an,sroand
do and apdio. Company DEMENT'S
include pafd vacation, sick leave
and holidays: salary eonamensil-
rate with ability. FRED WALKER.
1906 Wilson blvd. IA. SAIL:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
Arthur Murray
interviews Teachers

ARTHUR MURRAY hegins his. free
Training pre1reln ID the 0nest
dance schools d the world. Please
" IiNE.EGa
1, Are 29 to 80.
.. C6ilekk kAek9fo1na or eaqivale4t.
3, Highsst social ana academic back
1. ASove AVERAGE PERSONAL ap-
peArance,
3. No eKpsrienee necessary, but e..
cellent isAFntnK Ability REQUIRED.
beneflts include siek pay.
paid vacation. employe PROFIT
SHARING plan. QuaFanteed income
"a start. Apply Id pkreon. Pm. To
pm. enly. Arthur Muka511x'
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PROOF
MACHINE
OPERATOR
EXPERIENCED
UNDER IS

Excellent working condi-
tions. National Savings and
Trust Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20

YOUNG MAN, b sell, learn discount
business: SALARY only. can ma. o
20Ah.
YouNUG MAN, 1890 years old,
service orasuization. some experi-
efiee in electro neehanical servic-
Ing Desirable. Call Hu. S-gSsS.
YOUNG MAN. ceiored. ewes, Q %
10; Sun.. 10 to 10. CALIlDhN I!
PHARMACY. 2le2 California o.
YOUNG NAN, 1880. for a,shvssh-
ing and potwashirg; $6b-a-yssk
JOB: opportunity 70 learn ssstahss,
5 S1Daol Ag1Insssui ArAEgfPR Hk o i6ss
Conn. ave. NV. Bee MANAGER. 81
fS S..s:;,.s IAN 4 :sg sssssaiaa.' Il: sai
ronNG IAN l BET shss Y . ssss e
Ehasies County. Good starting esl-
afy Plus liberal eoinmissions. LIE;
time future. Apply IN perEpn 9E sa y
Colonial s-30f1. H0lE fAIkHnLY
TfFE INSURANCE. CO. 6e Mary
land ave-. Annap0lis. Nd. --zU
YOUNG NAN, draft-sxempt: lookins
for future In wholesale business
with s6ms clerical experience. Appiy
AMERICAN WHOLESALERS, 1th
and w ttS. ne <W
YOUNG MAN. dependabls. mature.
To work as research technletan N
ordnance testing DIT 0ainesytlle. ".
plant. Eleetr0nics or inetrumsnte.
tion background helnful 1ooa
starting salary. excellent pppoStg-
nifty for advancement. a-qay. ap-
hour week. ATLANTIC EESkAREH
CORP. Alex. W. call kI- e-4SeO.
YOUNG MAN, for light, clean work;
fun time; no sch6olboys. PERL
NAN CARVED ARTe. sb0 Berry
r9o,iuRsSis ' MAN, white. bookkespins
and general ONCE worn. with Q ma
floral concern. Must. be aceurste
with figures. sonle knogledxs ofI
tying. b-day. 40-hour week. State
are, husineas eKperienee. II any.
and teiephone number Ia your re-
YftinG NAN, 10. Is sales clerk
for Stationery and .Q@ee supply
asSF7Hsaaf1ossraA pG5- lass 34 ! I. IS
YOUNG MAN, TO travel With sslesI
msnager: steady pos, ayk; 800 VIZ.
a ~
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SECAETARY STENOGRAPflKM,
white. between 80 and As. excellent
Opportunity for right person, good
salary. paid vacations. air-condi-
toned once and other company
Phone Mr.. BRIGHT. tn. 5000
between 8 and II am. 30
SECRETARY-TYPiST, ege 1S TO IS:
pleasant working conditions, bene-
FITS, paid vacation. group hos-
pitalization and life insurance.
Only those with experience need
apply. WOODHOUsE STATIONERY
CO.. i2e2 II st. NV. FL
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
CY, ell king st.. Alex, III. g-5n55.
MAC EMPfoYMENT AdENcy. Oh
King st.. Alex, KI. 9-5055.
SECY.s' to jss. medical assn, $50.
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
cY. 1884 Wilson blvd. Arls IA.
SECRETARIES, phone ST. s-36s4.
Miss Youns, eli kinds Of exclusive
openinss. ton salaries, hundred OF
GOOD positions; visit Immediately.
MISS YOUNG ct Personnel. 1874
n at
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PRESSER-WOOL
Experienced on trousers: steady 20
I'M conditions, modern plant. Apply
Mr.. cHRApATY, ARISTO CLEAN
NRS, 1925 3. Capitol 81. 10
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CLERK-TYPIST

Young woman, 20-3B yrs, Of are
who is An accurate typist; sotns
eEpeEiepcs On Z ss 4 ds:i Y !;
Dssat'sn sos e ds S Sssa Ass
ksys s:$0.5 and sat. s.la. NJ
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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SECRETARY

young woman. 21-35 Yrs.
OF age. Tor permanent position as
secretary to our production mgr.
Weli-rounded once background and
reasonable shorthand and typinR
speeds are required. Air-eondttioned
ONCE, pleasai1t atmosphere planned
sonnet. Room sos: open weekdays.
S:an-s. ana sat, 9-12. No phone
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STOCK CLERK FOR

' !Es;; ,Ss ssg9 4: =. sSaall|i
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SECURE
FUTURE
STEADY management position
Large Company. Full Salary
while Training. Outstanding
Employe Benefits

We need men. ase s1-2s.
with st least high school
education, Tor our manage
tnent training program, NO
selling, no experience nee
esssry. Generous salary even
while trsinins. Friendly co.
workers. interesting eiaes
and local fisld woFk. with
expenses paid. Outstanding
snploys benefits, rapid pros
molten. and secure future.
HecoEae d branch nanaser.
Butla your career With Amer
iea's Oldest and LARGEST con.
suner financh company. Ar
ply IN person. EVENING inter
view BY appointment.
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
SECRETARY
STENOGRAPHER

Young lady, not over IS. for inter-
esfifIg work in downtown bank: sx-
perience preferred but not neces-
airy; pleasant working conditions;
b-day week; vacation, sick leave,
insurance benefits: salary open.
THE MUN6EY TRUST CO.. 1879 o
st. NV. --2B
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in all lines of insur-
air-cond, midtown ONCE bldg. Life
gfri. Caii 81. 3-8S04. Ext. III
between 10 and . or 4 and 8
weekdays --2N
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ENGINEERS
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRICAL
MECHANICAL

Some of the fields
of interest to Crosby:
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-25

Sunday School opened at $50
am. with Brother Joseph Crumb-
ly, our superintendent in charge.
Services were spiritually high
throughout the day. Our visiting
minister, Rev. j. H. Armister,
pastor of Gray's Temple CINE of
West Palm Beach, delivered the
sermon at IL am. He took his
text from II Corinthians 3:11.
Our presiding elder c. L.
ReaveS was with us holding his
third quarterly conference. He
delivered the evening sermon
from ii Kings AIT.
Our pastor, Rev. N. Martin, and
congregation will be in Fort
Lauderdale Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock for the dedication of the
new Williams Temple CINE
Church, Rev. Clark, pastor.
Brother Ben Howell, chairman
of No. Steward Board, wants
to thanks each one who contrib
uted to the Pew Rally on Monday
night. The public is always well
come at Trinity, 2014 NV 5th ct.
Rev. N. Martin, pastor
Mrs Julia Hammock, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-25
Phyllis Wheatley
Social Club

H'he Phyllis Wheatley Social
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Marie Price, Monday, May IL.
The meeting was opened by the
president, Wilhelmina Sands. Fol-
lowing the regular business, cleo
ton of officers was next in or
der. The following officers were
e'NN'ed, Mrs, NJ RE Taylor, pres
ident; Mrs. Marie Price, list vice
>S.a~44s, MRS. Rubie Simms, End
vice president. The next meeting
viii be held Monday night, June
~ at the home of Mrs. Esther
Sanders, 844l2 NV 3rd ave.
Marie Taylor. president
Bertha K. Lewis, reporter
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State Women Close
Successful Meeting

St. Augustine to deliver an ora
ton, which held the attention Of
the audience. Her subject was
1.-THE Constitution and DeSegce-
CATION"
The meetings of both women
and girls were conducted efficient
~ and tremendously throughout.
The only cloud was the death of
our beloved DIR. Mary Mcleod Be-
thune who was past president of
the National Association of Col
ored Women and the State As
ISOLATION of Colored Women. The
memorial service for her and the
other deceased members of the
association during the year was
very impressive. We will miss her
for she was one of our trail blaz-
ers in both state and national.
She had worked untiringly in this
organization as had the other
great women who have earned
their heavenly reward.
The next meeting will be held
in F't. Pierce in June, 1856 when
we hope to meet again from all
par 4 florida, sharing our ideas
and helping others by Lifting as
we Climb"
Mrs. Marguerite Everhart is re-
Dorter for the Miami City Assoc
iation of Colored Women, Inc.