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HEIP--MEN

PLUMBER AND HELPER, experi-
enced. Apply Monday morning.
$50 am. good working onditions.
Rear 327 l. st. ne. --31
PLUMBERS, experienced. dependable
and reliable. JOHN T. LANE. Jr.,
Plumbing and Heating. JU. 5-972l,
JU. $4,000. Il
PLUMBERS with Nd. journeymans
cards. Only frst class men need
apply. Big project. Top wages; See
foreman. AGER CONSTRUCTION
CO., 23rd, ave. OF Ager I'd. IS
PLUMBERS, expsr;, on new work;
Ss' SsSe wEl ApnsDsSltfe sDIs95e. rd' Biadens0grs @B
PLUMBERS HELPERs-Big prot,
coNsTRUUccsTIioN NsTR RUUccsTIioN CO, s5rd ave.
OF Ager I'd. -3
PORTER-Drugstore; exper., all
round good man; $40 to start.
11th and Penna. ave. NV. 81
PORTER. clean-cut young man for
variety Of work: opportunity for
suburban employment. ABBY
BEACON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO..
S051 18th St. Silver Spring. Md.
JU. $4,000. II
PRESSER, wool. exper., year-round
position, vacation with pay, ana
other ADVANTAGES for qualified per
kUR1S sS9 S0psast pRa cIEANERs Ne kasy * k'sa s
Washington St. Falls Church. Va.
pRfNTIk III Ti1it6i Or PRESS FEEDER. Ap.
ply 1015 18th st. NV, ME. S-4567
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-If you
are experienced, o real sales pro-
ducer and hold o Virginia license,
we would like to discuss the propo-
sition we have to offer with you
Call Mr.; Wagner. ARFAx REALTY,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. expert.
enced. full time, general brokerage;
also sell homes In distinctive Will
liamsburg Village, Olney. Nd
MARJEC. INC. sP. 4-5s14. FE
REAa ESTATE sALEsMAN-A rare
opportunity for a retired or part
time employed man with sales abil-
ity to increase his income. Sat. and
Sun. selling In long-established
successful development. Call Ma
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. wanted
by est. Falls Church real estate
CO. Prefer exper. man with good
car. PLANTATION REALTY, JE.. f.
2744, 81
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Wnlte, IOr aforementioned Dry Clean
ing stores. Apply DICKEY's
CLEANERS. 14th and Thomas Cir
Gle NV. 81
CLERK-TYPIsT, small insurance
agency in mod. air-cond. office
preferred casualty or fire exper
ages 25 to As, sal. $1,000; 8 to s
no Sat. ST. $4,000, Ext: 80. 81
CLERK -TYPIST, r-conditioned of.
fee. high school graduate, Is to 80
experience preferred but not neces-
sary; many company benefits. Phone
cLERksfYPiIsr, IsisfYSiI salary dependen
days g week; air-conditioned ONCE
CRfRK.TYPIsT. Rfi K fS ST. excellent oppor. f
tunity in large national organi-
zatton, 5-day week, excellent bene-
ITS Apply AMERICAN AUTO
MOBILE ASSOCIATION, 17I2 G
st NV, Room 404. --31
CLERK-TYPIST, 25 to 35. Perm
anent position. Pleasant work in
modern ONCE meeting public. Must
have average typing speed and neat
appearance. $3.50 per mo. to start.
Paid vacation and sick leave bene-
fits. If interested apply in person
to Mr.. Collins at the offlce Of FORT
LINCOLN CEMETERY, SOL Bla-
CLERK-TYPiST, interesting open
ing for typist in insurance CO., D.
day wk., pleasant surroundings
and other employe benefits. Good
chance for advancement. Apply
$50 Woodward bldg. 18th and H
st. NV. Il
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hElP-MEN

UPHOLsTKRERs, lat eiass only, no
drtfters; good vases and WorkinB
conditions. On. 4-1545. Ill
WASHER MECHANIC. white only:
start tmmed1 exper. On Rendix
washers helpfui- Apply 1909 n.
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC,
all-round experience necessary:
paid vacation. Apply IN person to
Mr.. BURDAsHAW. 500 11th ct.
Sc 80
MACHINE sERvIcEaIAN,
knows Whirlpool: salary open. plus
commission. ANDY's. LA. 6-4400.
MACHINE and dryer me
chanic; some experience necessary:
must nave ear Call XII. S-4300, or
write Box 102-M. Star. -
cd for produce sec
only e 1924 18th st. ne. -3l
WELDERS
electric and acetylene:
well equipped shop: steady employ
ment; good working conditions.
CULP WELDING CO.. 937 Selim
rd., Silver Spring, JU. 5-Sa44:
-3l
MAN FOB GENERAL GARAGE
WORK. car washing. polishing and
trimming. Must have exper., refs.
or need not apply. Permanent
fltS. Ask for Mr.. Jack or Mr.. Dave.
MANHATTAN AUTO. 7th at R NV.
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Arthur Murray
T.A..sri.r.,. sTsnnninnrc
HELP WoMEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK, for
small. congeniai ONCE; must have
dictaphoane exper.: 40-hr. wk.i
vacation with pay and hosp, Salary
open. Apply MRS. FISHER. 3437
18th st. NV. "a
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MILDRED B. MILLER.
Secretal
DisTR1cT OF COLUMBIA. IS;

pfsTRIcT OF COLUMBIA. IS:
L MILO I HOOTS, q Notary Public
in and for the District of Columbia,
DO HEREBY CERTIFY that
DRED B. MILLER. parties TO 9
bearing date OF the Ilth day Of
July. 1855. and hereto annexed
personally appeared before me, Y
said District, the said WoopRoW
W. MILLER and MILDRED 2;
MILLER being personally s1 MsI
executed the said Certificate as e
Change of Name and acknowledge
the same to be their. act and deco
GIVEN under my hand and seal this
18th day Of July; 1899; 2;;cSTs SSssI''
- Notary Public, d. c; =
Ny Commission Expire, OCT: 10
1877. jy16, "a, 3O-au1
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lE0AL NOTICES

CERTIFICATE AS TO CHANGE OF
NAME OF REPUBLIC BUILDING 4
LOAN ASSOCIATION TO REPUB.
Lie SAVINGS g. LOAN ASSOCIA.
TIOE.-We hereby certify that al
a duly called special meeting Of tbs
shareholders of the Republic Build,
ing & Loan Association, q corpora,
tion organized and existing pursu.
ant to the laws Of the District o.
Columbia. held on the goth day o.
June, 1855, by Resolution adopted
by more than two-thirds In inter,
est Of the shareholders Of the cor
poration having voting powers, 4
was voted to change the name o
the corporation to the Republil
Savings & Loan Association.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. these pres,
entS are signed by WOODROW w
MILLER. the president. and b!
MILDRED B MILLER, the secre
tary Of the said corporation. ant
the corporate seal is hereunto af
fixed by MILDRED B. MILLER. it
secretary. at Washington, D. c.
this 11th day Of July, 1855. IS
WOODROW W. MILLER.
MILDRED B. MILLER.
Secretary
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HELP-kEN

CARPENTER. exper, In all operations
of home construction: lay out In
trim knowledge necessary; nnst be
9 producer; excel. future. Call OIL
S-9295 81
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SWITCHED. OPERS.
Must live in Bethesda area. JEROME
BRODIE, OIL. 4-030O. -3l
TAILOR WANTED-Excellent oppor-
tunity for experienced man on
military clothes: good salary, and
man. csll gSF.'is 81. s.S2ss. gus De 81 essSu'
TAILOR
For alterations on new work and 10
help sell clothes on floor: good
proposition for right man; steady
lob. Box 30S.M. Star so
TEACHERS (white), fine fan pos.
$500 70 $3.50 mo: ADAMS TEACH
TELLER; M immed opening; p; Ing ,sssa, exper
preferred: personal Interview only.
zENs BANK OF MARYLAND,
TIE hITsfSIEsi MEciHaN1cs IaS ta,, thoroashly
experienced with plastic. Apply D.
c. TILE CO.. .4407 Bowen I'd. Sc.
between 8 and 10 am. only. 80
TILE SETTER, first class only;
TkEE7 III 7-islsE fHPERTs II 7WvaSsNssiE WSNTEp-Esper
round work. Good pay. Call DE
2.1471. ewes. and Suns. 81
TRUCK DRIVERS. white. to drive
light delivery trucks. CO. 5-S122.
MATTOS. 1897 NJ st. NV. 80
Tv statesmen: $500 weekly DOS
sible! Ali leads furn. Good adver-
tisinR support. Apply 10 am; to
2 pm. only Monday through Sat
urday. No phone calls accepted:
$50 East Center ST.. Manassas, Va.
Tv TEcHNICIANs. bench and out
side: good deal for sober man.
Apply in person only 10 am. to
2 pm. Monday through Saturday.
No drifters. No phone calls ac-
cepted. 230 East Center St,
~ Naeasss; sERvrcE r. MN, outside -sa expe-
rience, part time evenings: good
pay. PENN TV CO.. Ii. 4-046s.
Tv SERVICE MEN. outside. Call
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PROPOSALS

Gov on DIST. OF COL, DEPT. OF
sEnEzED SsfEsEED fSgeRo fPSFgCeRossig sIlg 2ii bs 5sIs s:sd.
EpT.. E5Tn Aug. 10, 1855. and then
constr. Of stormWater Sewer.
Buchanan ST., Ne. bet. 9TH and
s 10th stS.. consist. Of 1.225 lin. It.
S4T diA. reinf. cone. eulyert pipe
sev,s;, 81 LIN. r.. "a and 35 lin,
PROPOSAL forms. plans and specns.
obtainebie from Supervisor. ContT.
and Bond Section. Procurement
Once. d. C.. RIM. 4o6. 400 Penna.
Ave. NV. (Tel. Ma. $4,000. Ext.
237Sl iy27, ,2S, %, ,3O-aul,2
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SALESMAN
OFFICE FURNITURE

OFFICE FURNITURE
sgsnSd gGans sS sgeS fSE Srasna
salesworE. with old estabiished
Wash, .firm; exper. not essential.
knowledge. Of city preferable. Give
details, Of exper; ,s sduestiiohn cat 2. and md
ddelFiisi dsntisi fsSlisia sea 1a.M M sssr Rs keD. cSn
statesmen To sell L. p. bottles (gas
northern side Of wash. Car furn.
with base pay, drawing account
and commission; ofppoItu1ityy Tor
panding comgsny. For interview,
sSsEEsM2N. All M: 2-assS' oss of washlngto1n's 1
iargest aluminium distributors has
Sssr win spend full time until
trained. , For Gu interview. gP,rng sgPIy, Mr
BUILDERS. ING, 4sot wis. ave.
sRRSy,cfM RS Mon; s.,ssMrN. Tgssi Jog; must Msl b,
be neat appearance. pleasinI per-,
types OF work and diagnose. auto.
mobile troubles. must be OF good
81 years old; Ford experience pre-.
feEred; vacation with pay and many y
Sspsc,ts e0mpiIn uip9iin,.edHe Henspi sppiy in fnRS OWN
handwriting please. Box 342;.M.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
over % yrs, exper, and reference
necessary. Sun. and Mon. q to II
an an In s,gsT.a RsrsOn; EAsIWEsT . NO, .s },
Highway. Silver spa. Nd. 81
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CAFETERIA EMPLOYE, white, young
lady, age 1890, 5-day wk., no Sat.
Or Sun. work; 7a-hr; day; between
II am. and 8 p ma floor and coun-
ter, also some salad making. Salary
S35 to S42.60 q wk., also meals,
group hosp. and vacation plan free.
No exper. neces. but applicant must
to serve the public. For further
info. see Mr.. McGARRAGHY. at
511 14th st. NV. Il
CASHIER, 1Ssto IS, experience on
busy register preferred or will train.
Apply HECHINGER CO., 1928 Ga.
ave. NV. y
CLERK, white: general office work {;
age II to So. Some shorthand nee
company benefits. Call 10 am. to
4 pm, 512 st. NV, End floor,
Mr.. BurroughS. --31
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IBM OPERATOR: S297 per mo-, 5.
day Wk., chance for advancement
VIII consider inexperienced mar
with good education and back
ground of general office work. State
age, race. education. exper. Boz
259-L, Star. -31
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liquor-Aggressive, ma
tural salesman for perm. sales ca
reer' with top merchandising retail
firm: top sal. and unlim. oppor
Box 1888, Star. .
for large wholesale to.
bacco, candy, and sundry house
Well established local territory witt
good earnings assured for con.
scientious salesman. Car required
Apply only II you have had whole
sale selling experience calling or
retail trade. Apply after 10 am
STANDARD CIGAR g. TOBACCO
sSSIHE;sMaEEse AZ; N EEse rst,rse ~ 1,s' or m,ddleoss,
white man. ct information bureau
IN Maryland. Live in house trailer
sALEsMAN-sECRETARY - Degir,
young man capable OF handlini
fioor trade and office work; air
conditioned showroom. State age
experience, salary desired and civ.
genersi physical description. Boz
sALEsMAN-Good opportunity fol
experienced salesman in retail
mems clothing store; pleasant
working conditions. See Mr.
MORTON, 1921 s. Capitol st. 80
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CLERK-TYPIST
BETHESDA

-oA-< - - - A-@A)Dx n
Dictation helpful: small ONCE. in.
terestinE work: starting salary. 40
hr, wk., $50. Could use part
time, 10 til 4. OIL, 4-3400. 81
CLERK-TYPIST
White. no ONCE experience neces-
sary. Pleasant working conditions
in air-conditioned ONCE. Uptown
location away from parking prob
lens. Apply Mr.. Lowe, before 10
am. MANHATTAN CO., 1928
Florida ave. NV. DU. 7-11ll.
COMPANION (white) llght house
work, caring for elderly active
widow in nearby Va. apt. bldg.
live In: permanent Job. Air -cond.
pvt. rm. and bath. attractive sal
ary Must be pleasant and unat-
tachedi willing to travel: available
Immediately. P. o. Box 1873 Alex
c cosMETIC.DRuG eaHs III SeRuG CLERK, Si several
evenings a week References. exper.
BRADLEY DRUGS, 5000 Arlington
I'd, Beth. Md. OIL. 4-6776. 80
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Receptionist- -Typist, $65
JANE BURCH, Rm. 226 Bond Bldg.

RENTAL CLERK-Must like meeting
public. Good personality, ma
ture judgment necessary. Some
tipping. Will train. Salary de-
pending ability and experience.
to 4 pm, darlington ONCE, TE.
6-S100. IL
RESIDENT White cou-
pie: modern, 23-unit apt. central
Silver Spring. Free. 1-hedrm. apt.
with all utilS.; must have refer
enee. Reply Box 207-S, Star. Il
sALEsGIRL. tail, must be s. Q" or
5-day wk.; some modelling. Apply
TALL FASHIONS. $50 18th st. NV.
II
SALESGIRL. 5 IT. o in. or over, for
perm. position. TALL APPAREL.
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Experienced man wanted for Conn
ave. apt. bldg. Prefer man with 6tl
class engineers license, but vii
consider others. No coal firing
Automatic gas for heating and no
water; sl5o per month plus A.
ply 3315 Conn. ave. NV. or cal
EN-. 2-a0n0. o It'll 8. 30
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ELEVATOR MECHANIC
ENGINEERS
Mechanical Electronic

The Oldest established independent
research laboratory in Washington
NEEDS
Mechanical engineers to work on
problems involving general ma
chine. design; 3 to 5 years drafting
retical BACKGROUND desirable.
Electronic engineers, to work on
problems involving circuit design,
pulse systems, ultrasonics and car
rler systems: laboratory located In
Georgetown. air-conditioned build
ing Send resume to Personnel
Director, Reed Research, Inc,
lO4S Potomac st. n.wo Washington
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Clerk -Typists (5), $55-$63
JANE BURCH. Rm. 226 Bond Bldg.
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CARPENTERS

Needed for Q long Job; SEQ q day,
6-day week; 8 sample houses now
being constructed on Persimmon
Tree rd., across from Congressional
Country Club, ] mile north OF Mac
Arthur blvd. See foreman on Job.
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HOUSEMEN

For night cleaning. Apply ALPAN
TOWERS, 300 MASS. AVE. NV
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.TANTT0R

JANTTOR, couple for apt. Must be
sober. clean with references. Call
10. S-6Ol4, 81
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ELNlllGlINEER SALESMAN

Not over 80 years old. permanent
tablished business. to sell boiler
refractories and services. good
salary with future Advancement
II results Justify. the same, use
in applying please give ali perti,
pent information as to where you
have worked before and in what
capacity. Box 1878, star.--3l
ENGINEERING DRAFTSMEM for
civil engineering .hrm ensaged in
subdiyision planning and survey
Ing. Location nearby Va. Reply to
Box bonn. Star, stating exper
and salary expected. 81
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SALESGIRL

Alert and energetic: permanent po-
sition: knowledge of crafts or
willing to learn; Salary open.
ARTS g. CRAFT SUPPLY CO..
934 New York ave. NV. 81
eXper., mature woman,
conscientious pleasing personality,
part time. some rIorninRs, some
ewes. Possibly full time. Jewelry
store in Buckingham. ia. S-7944.
sALEswoMAN-sEcRErARY-Eps.-
sire young woman capable Of
handling floor trade and once
work. Aforementioned showroom.
State age, experience, salary, and
give general physical description
j, to Boy 61S, Star. II
children's exper: salary plus COM
mission. Apply in person, after
10 am, DA'S. 5601 Georgia ave.
Nv. -. q 81
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CAPTAIN, colored. Conn. ave. res.
taurant: experience absolutely
necessary: salary. $500 mo. plul
meals. Reply. stating experience
age etc, Box 206-S, Star II
CHECKER. part time. experienced
only: good pay and working con-
ditions. Apply BUCKINGHAM SU-
PER MARKET, 1923 Rhode Island
CHEF excellent living quarters;
good working conditions; good pay
Call La Plata 1851. q
CHEF AND FIRST COOK
Small hotel. catering to exclusive
clientele. Good salary, emploYt
benefits. Reply stating age, exper.
3 references. Box 202-S, Star. 81
CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
MANUFACTURERS OF HEAVY
ATE CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
WITH 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE
FOR WORK IN PROCESS DEVEL-
OPMENT AND PLANT ENGINEER
ING. MAIL RESUME WTTE
PHOTO AND SALARY EXPECTED
TO PERSONNEL DIRECTOR, P
o. BOX 3269. TAMPA, FLA"
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ADNEn i 1OlNG
PRODUCTION CLERK

As>~SS0 = ANAN 0A44AN4A
For national weekly publications
Experience in newspaper ad ma
;srials: ger dummying ana schsdql.
ior permanent position wit with : ad.
vancement. Many company bene-
fits Send resume with past em-
ployment and salary range. Cor
rresPonsaseanee held in confidence
ASSISTANT MANAGER and sales
ladies. Good oppor.; full and part
time for popular priced downtown
millinery shop. Willing TO train
sincere interested parties Il not ex-
GOLD. -3I
ASSISTANT-orsl surgeons once;
40-hr. week. Starting salary de-
for operating room R.N. Call On.
4-3392. between 8 am. and 4 pm,
BEAUTICIAN. OPERATOR. Salary no
object for the right one. Write
Box SSH. Star. %
BEAuTICIAN. exper; all.around
sAIoN sHIIdEpM ha1i fFasAcF Ris1s fd eEAgTH e6iiign
BEsbTieiiAN. Hst Hei IsSi MsANlcuRIsriT Ii.
cense. no experience needed: per-
manent waving. tinting; top
salary; modern busy salon. Call RA
$4,000 or OIL 4-54S1. -S
BEAUTICIAN. white, manicure. LEE
STUDIO, MA. S-2213. IS
BEAuTlCIAN. MAN1CURlST; IL
cense. 20 experience needed; per-
manent waving, tinting; top
salary: modern busy salon. Call
PA 2.0RR0 nF M 1-kaRI II
BEAUTICIAN, colored. licensed
white beauty salon, NV. for sham
pooing. TOP salary. Call RA. o.
5000 IS
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PART TIME

National concern needs energetic
representative evenings: 12-l5 hrs
earn $75 to S100 wkly. Car neces.
sary. No canvass!ng, no detail,
over phone. For interview. cal
mornings, DU Z AH0n al
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~SALESWOMEN

departments; 6-day, 40-
hour week. Discount on purchases.
You'll like working at -
BECKERS al
1914 F st. NV.
Fine teatherware And Gifts
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SALES ENGINEER
SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

Unusual opportunity for . mar
between the age Of 2l and SO
to represent q major oil company
in the metropolitan area, mer-
chandising experience necessary
preferable In service station field,
auto required. salary. car allow
liberal company benefits, give
complete resume in your letter
Box 1875, Star.
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CLERKS

White, for air-conditioned dry clean
ing stores. Apply DICKEY'S
CLEANERS. 14th and Thomas Cir
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ELECTRICIAN

with masters license to take ovel
MANAGEMENT from retiring, ownel
Of established old workshop. Thi!
is an opportunity for q qualified
man to make excellent earning
under proflt-sharing plan and Il
secure a permanent position
Write, stating qualifications. Il
Box 497-M. Star. Il
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22
st. Peters Church Notes

The traditional service of holy
communion, with Christmas car
OILS. in the candle-lighted st. Pet
er's Church will start at 11:3O
pm. on Christmas Eve, with the
rector, the Rev. F. Sydney Ban
croft as celebrant. The choir will
sing Jesu Bambino, by Pietro Yon,
with Mrs. Olive Hirons Stats as
organist, and Mrs. John H. Fear
on, choir director. Those who
wish to send flowers to be used
in the Christmas decorations at
the church are asked to have
them delivered at the church be-
tween and 10 am. on Saturday
morning. There will be a service
of holy communion at 10 am. al
SO on Christmas Day. A choir re-
hearsal is scheduled for Friday at
7:30 pm. The church school
party was held last Saturday
afternoon at the parish house, at
tended by approximately sixty
children.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22
Euo things that make for &4EER d,1vimg!

It's lively new power means safer pass
ing. It's special Ball-Race steering : the
oversize brakes with Anti-Dive control
the Unisteel construction and safety door
latches of it's Fisher Body-the nailed-to-
the-road stability that comes from ad-
vanced suspension and better balance-the
sweeping panoramic windshield-all these
things add to your safety.
Seat belts with or without shoulder
harness? Instrument panel padding? Of
course, they're available at extra cost on
your new Chevrolet. But the best protec-
tion of all is to keep out of accidents in the
first place. And that depends mostly on
you and the buiIt-in safety of your car.
AS your Chevrolet dealer, we'll be glad
to show you the many safety features of
the SO Chevrolet.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22

The first and most important thing is you
the driver. AS the highway safety and
law enforcement agencies point out, the
courtesy, care, and common sense you show
count more than anything else. You can
drive any car safely-or foolishly.
The second thing is the car itself. All
cars are safer today. That's shown by the
number of accidents in relation to the num-
ber of miles passenger cars are driven. The
figures been going down steadily and
sharply.
Chevrolet engineers and designers have
always made your safety major consid-
Grafton, introducing many such features as
the all-steel top, safety plate glass all
around, and windshield-wide defrosters
into the low-price field. And this '56 Chew
rolet is the safest one ever built.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22

two centuries later lighting
Christmas trees became popular
in Germany. Early German and
English immigrants are usually
credited with bringing the custom
to America although some say
that we owe the Yuletide tree to
homesick Hessian soldiers who
used ornamented and lighted trees
during the Revolutionary War.
Tree decorations also had anci-
ent origins. Some say it goes
back to the days when people
hung food on trees in the forest
to keep it out of the reach of
wild animals. This practice later
was carried on with cutouts of
food pictures, hung on Christmas
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22
Yuletide Tree Had Inception
In Pagan Rites

OF all traditions that have come
down through the ages, perhaps
the best-loved is the Christmas
tree. Although usually associated
with the Christian era, the use of
the tree actually can be traced
as far back as the ancient Egyp-
tians. Davey Tree Expert Co. re-
searchers say the Egyptians
brought date palms, symbolic of
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22

life triumphant over death, into
their homes to observe the winter
solstice. And the early Romans,
in observing the feast of Saturn,
raised an evergreen bough.
The custom of lighting the
Christmas tree has been attribut-
ed to Martin Luther, who wanted
to re-create indoors all the Won
der of a starry Christmas Eve.
He attached lighted candles to the
tree to symbolic the stars. About
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report Of Church Services For
Next Sunday


The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street,
wilmington, the Christian Society.
Grange Hall, Milford and the
Christian Science Society, VIA.
Building, Rehoboth Beach, Sum
day, December %, will be Christ
ian Science. Morning service and
Sunday School are at HOO am.
The ever-present power of the
Christ, Truth, will be emphasized
at Christian Science services Sum
day. Matthew's account of the
coming of the Magi to Bethlehem
at the time of the nativity of
Christ Jesus will be featured in
the Responsive Reading. Chris
tian Science" will be the topic of
the Lesson-Sermon. Among the
passages to be read from "Sci-
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy
will be the following: ITO those
leaning on the sustaining infinite,
TODAY is big with blessings. The
wakeful shepherd beholds the first
faint morning beams, are cometh
the full radiance of a risen day.
So shone the pale star to the
prophet-shephards; yet it travers-
ed the night, and came where, in
Graded obsecurity, lay the Beth
lehem babe, the human herald of
Christ. Truth, who would make
plain to benighted understanding
the way of salvation through
Christ Jesus, till across a night
of error should dawn the morning
beams and shine the guiding star
of being" pref: vii: 1-10).
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22

Christmas trees is the living tree.
Kept in their burlapped earth
balls, these trees maintain origin
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22
"MOre Perfect UniOn?n

Descendants of both Union and
Confederate soldiers that partici-
pated in the siege of Vicksburg
are organized into an association.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22

trees because the light branches
wouldn't hold heavy foods.
Latest practice in the use of
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22

Application For Liquor License
hereby give notice that / intend to
apply to the Delaware Alcoholic Beverage
Control Commission for a license to sell
alcoholic liquors in restaurant, known
as Glenwood Inn. for consumption on the
premises. which premises are located on
Route 5000. Glenwood Avenue. Smyrna,
Kent County. Delaware.
Clyde B. Knight
Dated at Smyrna, Delaware
December 10. 1866.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22

al beauty indoors. When they are
transplanted, they add permanent
beauty to the home landscape