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SITUATIoNS---MEN

ACCOUNTANT BoOKKEEPER. now
CABINETMAkER APPRENTICE. ex-
CT. colored. has general knowledge
o. wood work, tools and machines.
CoNSTRUcTioS SUPERVISION
Young man thoroughly familiar
with home builders problems. Ca
pablo of handling complaints and
nm up subdivision constr; wei.
yersed in VA and FHA procedures.
Presently empl but desires change:
refs. avail. ia. 7-6543, 6:30-S:30
pm. except Thurs is
DENTAL STUDENT. ace "a hsI
young family and needs work. avail
an!e MONDAY throush Friday after
. m, sat. after ! 20, and all day
Sun. Previous eXper. as retail clerk.
can type, willing. Please phone TU
DRUG SALESMAN. calling on drug.
variety stores. and hospitals in
Florida desircuS Of additional lines.
Write Box 204-Y. Star.
Once 6ids '0iO sp9s e hss cls main,
crew; newly built houses. NE s.
LINOTYPE oPER.. exper.: full time
pref POOLE, Ii 4-6556 los
PAiNLEK wants work, pvt. homes,
small plaSter!ng Ii. 4-2q37. l3s
MAN. colored, wants days work
housekeeping and cutting lawns,
window washing porter work: flrst-
class ref. % yrs. exper Ii 7-0lS2
L."
LADY wishes recommend or
male students for house or ward
work. Strong. capable OV. 3-lgaQ
or AID 2-7591 liz
RELIABLE MAN wishes Job in ero-
Gerry store or warehouse. CO. s.
5I3l
FOR TOP-NOTCH HELP with check
ed refs; white and colored. Call AID
2-Sl00 Ewes, TU o-S1O0
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HELP-WoMEN

DRUG CLERK AND CASHIER, exper.
only, under 40. Dsywork. Apply
CHASTLETON PHARMACY. 18th
and r SITS NV -16
FILE CLERK, national research or
ganiZation; air-cond. bldg.; some
tipping required; salary, $3.50 mo,
Call MRS CARTER, RE. 7-S52S,
for an appointment. liz
FLATMORK IRONER, experienced.
DARLINGTON LAUNDRY. $500 S.
Four Mile Run dr., Arl. ia. s.
1900 liz
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. age 20 to
30 exper good salary; hrs 10 to
,, FOXHALL PHARMACY, FE
3-3n39. Ill
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. IS yrs. OF
over, full time, alternate day and
iightwork. POTOMAC DRUG
STORE 1884 Wisconsin ave NV
IL
GENERAL CLERICAL, some tipping
q to $40, Sat, q to l: under IS:
white. SOL 4th st. ne. Ii. 3-9550
III
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SITUATIoNS-DoMEsTIc

HOUSEKEEPER - Refined white
woman desires position in or near
BETTER-CLASS GIRLS - Maids.
cooks. INSTANT MAID SERVICE
Cal WASH SCHOOL OF HOUSE.
HOLD ARTS, no 2-oS2O, DE .
Girl WANTS housecleanins, 5 dsv,
= week; experienced, Cali Ii, O.
COLoRED WOMAN desires civ.
live in; has excellent ref. LII. 4.
.u1H until . pm. I2'
COLORED GIRL desires child care
or care for sick ST 3-5lSA.
COLORED LADY wishes nightwork
as ,d',hwasher or maid. Refs. Ii,
CoLoRED GIRL wants day, work.
No Thursday. NO 1907.
CoLOREn GIRL wants child care
ana light hSkpg for working par
c tHtt Fl i MoRK desired for ~.
Cali MISS KiRRtANsnpS' &c Co Soi mas
Girl tcol9redl would Ike 4 DAYS
CoLORED WOMAN wants general
housework full or part time; sood
ref ~ B-h7f3
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
: DAYS week, Tues. Wed, Thurs,
ORED LADY wants days work
or steady Job; child care or Gh.w.
Refs Call 40 "-76aq.
COLORED GIRL desires general
housework or baby care. ; DAYS a
week reference. AID. 4-Silq
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV

TELLER-TYPIST, capable of han
ding tgures accurately. typlnR
experience preferred Pleasant
working conditions, good starting
salary Permanent position with
paid vacation; 5-dsy week. Box
I13-J. Star. III
THPIST with dictaphone experience
permanent position. interesting
work; 37h-hour week. annual and
SICK leave. Apply FAMILY e. CHILD
SERVICES, 1907 S st NV. Ill
TYPIST, to be trained for lob as
title clerk for large automobile
dealer; ideal Job for someone To-
Gated in Falls Church, Va. area
JE. 2-g200 ii
TYPIST,. PUBLISHING HOUSE,
other interesting duties. periodic
ESisss;s' start; S25o. tALL::oFFICE
St NV. d. 1892.
TYPIST, temporary III Sept S55.
POTOMAC EMPL, 1884 Wilson
blvd. Arl,. IA. $4,000.
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LADY, matured, Of GOOD personality
and fair education for desirable
Must be loyal and faithful to her
work; $4,000 year. Box 4s0-Y.
LADIES, part time; work early eve.
hours with WESTMORELAND
STERLING: S25 wk up; car nee. !:
white. Call Wo. 6-6e21 before 5
WOMEN a.. for immediate place
ment in special part-time work.
WOMEN "a. living in Md. wash
ington and Va areas to represent
national concern, no experience
necessary We will train with guar
anJeed training salary. No Sat. or
eye eye work Write fer details. Box
WOMEN IS. over 80 yrs. needed
at once for denomination or sales
work. mart or full time. with AVON,
YOUNG LADY. once work: dntn
No exper. necessary. Good starting
salary, 5-day wk;. 3 TO >. Perm.
advancement Phone ST 3-O079
for appointment. ~
YOUNG WOMAN for record clerk
and relief cashier. Tipping and
knowledge of figures preferred Must
have previous ONCE experience. Call
p 81; r3-a1o9; Ext ,s,;,vpro uo-.
Saturdays. Experienced at working
MGR cash register Good salary,
good working conditions. See Mr.
SHERMAN at SURPLUS SALES CO,
925 Penna. ave. NV.
ITALIAN. native, to teach own Ian
sGage. Apply with reference. BER-
LITZ SCHOOL. 1901 K St NV.
PART TINE. MORNINGS only: pleas
nothing 70 carry or sell: must have
own car: excellent salary. Call Mr.
FORD He 4-605l --l2
MATURE WOMAN -Exper on tele-
phone. knowledge typing short
HAND or bookkeeping See today
M; Black at BoYD's. cor 18th
Al TWISTS, ss5 wk: typist use
sound scribei; $50. Jr. typiSt, S5h
wk The best openings See BOYD
SERVICE, 200 18th. cor. G Mr..
Black, Welcome
OPPORTUNITY for ladies. Twins
in Arlington or Alexandria: neat
appearance. physically active; to
local Arm. pleasant work. 4 hours
daily; salary plus commission For
further information and interview
call Mrs. Knight, CUSTOM SHADE
4 AWNING, XII. s-3soo' 10 TO Il
HIGH-scHooL GIRL. white: to
york part time after school and on
Mr.. VAN LANDINGHAM -I2
HERE'S AN EXCEPTIONAL 0PPOR
TUSITY-Young progressive com
pany, moving 10 Wash, desires 70
build secretarial dept. salary de-
pendent upon experience liberal
company. benefits; 35-hr. wk.: ex-
cellent location, newly ,remodeled
AZ slT-ce saS, ot once Call for apP'.'
sELECT seoretarial, tipping, book
keeping. acct. positions 100 OPEN
ings, S50-Sl60 wk See only
BoYD's. cor. 18th and g.
YOUNG REASONABLE WOMAN with
pleasant personality for permanent
position in rental ONCE; know
public, duties varied. Salary open.
See MRS sPANGLER, 1901 All
blvd, y am. TO > pm. JE 2-16l3
ALTERATIONS. women's dresses,
suits. exper. only Apply after ! /
am. NEEDLECRAFT, 726 18th 81,
HorsEwIvEs-Earn money in your
Gniin phone nee Tu 1910
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied TO YOU by us Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends No
investment, CanyasSing or expert
ence necessary. FASHION FROCKS,
Dept U-SS03. Cincinnati. Ohio .
WHITE AND COLORED SILK FIN.
and wool presserS needed immed
Good sal Come by 9l5 Fla ave.
nv DU 7-041S. DU. 1-O41a.
WHITE AND COLORED LAUNDRY
HkRS.. eXper., day work, S4O-Si5.
Come bv 9l5 Fla ave. NV DU.
7-043N. DU s-Oi1g
AIRLINES
See Pan American World AirwayS
ad under "STEWARDESSES"
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SITUATloNS-WoMEN

BOOKKEEPER. full charge. with "a
years Of diversified bookkeeping
experience, fully skilled in al
phases OF office procedures and
routineS available Immediately,
own transportation, salary ranee
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, vishe,
case. day or night duty: references
no. :-Sg2h. l2a
SECRETARY. 10 yrs. diversified eS-
perience including legal and trade
associations. Under 80 Available
innmeaistely, Call IA. 2-7972. liz
references white and colored. Gail
AD a-Sl0O: ewes. TU. 2-sl00
GIRL. 10 wants baby sitting lob
or beginner typins. XII S-6Ss7
Mon ihroush Fri
WOMAN. colored. desires g INV. fun
or part time. 5 days. Ii. 1855.
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SEAMSTRESS and counterclerk,
part time preferably one who lives
nearby. CHESAPEAKE CLEANERS.
9th and Chesapeake SITS. Sc 10
2-I40h
SECRETARY for doctors once: age
90 to 80 must type well. some
knowledge of shorthand preferred
4p-hr. week. Apply in person, RIM
300. 202i Eye ST. NV. II"
SECRETARY, experienced for assist
ant general manager OF national
association Age 90-3b. pleasant
working conditions: paid hospital
zatiQn and other dement's. Call AID.
SECY., King st, legal exper $500
POTOMAC EMPL. oil Kine st .
Alex. XII 9-5O6b.
SECf., private. TO real estate execu-
tive IS hrs: $500. POTOMAC
EMPL., 1924 Wilson blvd. Arl.,
IA $4,000.
SECRETARY STENOGRAFHER -
Non-proflt organization: pleasant
working conditions; 37ia-hr b
day week. Permanent. co. h-62S0.
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HELP--OoMESTIc

COMPANION, white. live in; must
nave drivers license and some
PLhsnSI1ad a. nursing 4l.d' excellent pay.
Fh0he lor details. Ju. 9-3501;
CooK-G.h,w.; prefer live in; 5i,-
cry S59 %k'; ref. and health card.
COOK HoUsEwoRKER; experi-
enced; for summer in Connecticut;
iocai references only. Call EN-.
COOK Ssf, kISG,;IH.w,; live in; experienced;
CIV, maid, colored. between IS
ano 80 yrs. Of age; must be exper.,
WIN refs must live in: $50 wk.
half day of: T H9 dsSoH and s Sne-
gay gay, on after breakfast, JU, s.
CHILD CARE, for matur.
responsible woman live in prefer
G shn az : children S5s Live, liys in every
$50 70 start OIL. 4-3587' Va '''''
CIV, plain cook, live In, age
25-45; Thurs. and Sun of: refs.
req good salary. EN-. 2-52S5,
G.H.W., live in: of Thursday and
every other sunday. Upstairs room
Nv and pvt. hath OIL. 3-47Sg III
HoUSEKEEPER. for elderly couple;
gooc home for neat. responsible
white woman; to live in; g.hw.,
p ptalR cooking; at once. EN-; ,
HOUsEKEEPER. white; child care
I'VE in. non-drlnker. references.
Clearbrook 6-1927.
HOuSEkEEcER for father and moth.
erlesS infant live in: loves chill
,dren; references. 10. 2-575s. -i2
MAID, age 25 to 40: TO live in;
nice room; must like children; ref.
Call RA. 3-OU07
WHITE GIRL, to live in; . chill
qIen. 3 and yrs. II days a week
EXPERIENCED WOMAN, colored, TO
live in; g.h.w., plain cooking and
other Sunday on references; $50.
WHITE OR CoLoRED; plain cook
ing; ages 20 to so: 10 girls will be
selected. 1922 R St. NV. between
10 and u am. Only better-c class,
CARE BABY: L.h.w.; mature lady:
live in; doctors home; reference
REQUIRED; OIL. 9-S506 after 6 pm
FOREIGN WOMAN, sh.w.: plain
cooking; other help employed; live
out: top pay. RA 1885.
COUPLE, experienced, with refer
ences: Top salary. Cali. between
and 10 pm, OIL. 4-4060. Ia
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Recent -MonitOr Board

Young, neat. attractive appear
ance. knowledge Of shorthand and
typlng for interesting position In.
iefvlew after 30, room 100, 1877
X A. NV
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TYPIST-RECEP. SOS wk.
Auto arm, opprty. for adv.
AssoS . TYPiST' excel oDrtya 500
'ei Mss Reed INA. s-sos $40 mo
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1871 @ St NV Est. % YrsD
MATTRESSES. experienced: night
WORK short hours, good tips. DIXIE
PIG, 3SOi Bladensbure I'd. Apply
wAITRESS. white. experienced Only;
.,a.ary' ~; 2 days; tips; S55.S6nl.
sen 4elS 6 s Ssth st Arlington
WAITRESS, day work, no Sundays.
Apply g2i E ST. NV, -FOUR
INN q STEAK HOUSE n
MATTRESSES. white, exper, neat.
.ull and part time good pay and
TIPS Apply in person. CULMORE
RESTAURANT sos Leesburg pike
wGITRESS. experienced for nisht.
work, O pm. 10 am, Apply
WAITRESS experienced. GOOD
hours, good pay. apply in person
HOUSE OF HENLEY RESTAURANT
1loa Marlboro pike, District
MATTRESSES, for the Gateway Res
taurRnt, Union Station. 3-l2 mid
nisht. See MISS RElCHENBAUGH
WAITRESS, must be experienced
Day SHIFT; hours. Il to \ pm
Apply in person Ell MEXICO
RESTAURANT, 1908 Conn ave
NV Iii
WAITRESS, white. experienced. lunch
girl or full-time niEht work Apply
in person. 34lg Conn. ave r.
WAITRESS, white bar After 4
pm. ROYAL, 1917 New York
ave ne 49,
wAITRESSES-Exper.. lunch, night
shift, for lounge entertainment
After 9 p m. 1922 Conn. ave. NV.
l5'
wAITRESS-BAR MAID. experienced
capable OF taking charge. HARRY
TAVERN. 1900 N. Y. ave. NV. ---l2
WAI1 RESS, experienced. good hours.
good pay, apply in person. HOUSE
OF HENLY RESTAURANT 7lUa
Marlboro Pike. District HgtS, Nd
WAITRESS, over Il. experienced In
liquor and food restaurant Al S.
HI3l BladenSburg I'd ne --l3
WAITRESS, good tips good hours
Apply In person 20l Upshur st
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ARTIsTs-some experience; still
life, spots. iRures; bring samples
KRONS TADT ADVERTISING
AGENCY. I'll 18th st. NV. LIZ
ARTISTS, newspaper layout, news
paper art. Bring samples. Ma
TIONAL ADV. AGENCY. l4l3 X
ST. NV. -l2
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TYPISTS
TYPIST

Well-known national news maya
zine seeks alerts young Eirl for
ONCE; should have 1880 W.pm. typ
iLe speed and be familiar with
once procedure, pleasant working
conditions; many company benefits
Call DI. 7-2900, Ext. 26l. between
am. and 8 pm.
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CASHIER CHECKER, exp, for super
mkt good pay Apply FEDERAL
SUPER MARKET. 2430 Pa. ave. n "
liz
CASHIER -CLERk-Age 90 TO 40
TO operate MGR 1000 posting
machine, in local hospital. Sc day
week basis liberal empioye bene-
f1ts Apply in person Mr. Auth
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL, l7i1
New YORK ave NV --l7
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are
now available In our circulA-
tion department for persons
with pleasant telephone man
ners. with the confidence and
ability necessary to do tele-
phone SaleSwork The sales
commission is liberal and the
hours can be tailored 10 At
your requirements in many
cases
Il interested IN steady and
enjoyable work. contact Mr..
Harvey. Room 2O4. between
9 am and 8 m.
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Apply Gao AM. TO PM
1343 F ST. NV.
Russell Slower
Candies

SALESWOMAN--For Gift shop, 3
nights, q to 9:3O; sales exper pref
apply in person MARY BAYNES
GIFTS. g02 l4th st NV Ia
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CHARWOMAN

Colored: for large downtown ONCE
bldg. must be thoroughly exper in
once BLDG cleaning. over 40 yrs
refs, req Hrs. u pm. to l2 . days
Apply personnel dept. CAFR1T2
CO. 1924 X 81. NV. Room $40
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CASHIERS

WITH MGR 1000 MACHINE
EXPERIENCE. II YOU ARE
POSITION WITH ABOVE
AVERAGE PAY AND FULL
EMPL LOVE BENEFITS.
WRITE BOX 3S1-Y STAR
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TYPISTS.RECEP.. S50-S65 wk.;
PIX OPP. typiSt $3.50 mo-; 81
other typist openings 10 select from
see DOT REED, Personnel, 1871
G st NV
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AIRLIN

A11lhI AN O
See Pan American World AirwayS
ad Rncer STEWARDESSES"
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HELP-WoMEN

CLERICAL ASSISTANT, young lady,
70 assist with general ONCE work
fne opportunity for advancement;
5h-day week. Apply cfice, KOPI
KAT. 713 H st, ne ii
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HELP-WoMEN
TYPISTS

Perm. post. for high school grads
with lge. wholesale supply house.
Numerous company benefits. 5-day,
46-hr. wk. Call ST. 3-005O. Ext. 221
for appointment. If
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GENERAL CLERICALS
HOSTESS

| See Pan American World AirwAys
ad under ST EWARDESSES.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-10
Christian Science Lecture

Freedom from fear, sickness
and sin through spiritual under
standing of God will be the topic
of a free lecture on Christian
Science TO be given in Dover, Sun
day, May 13, by John j. Selover
of Long Beach, California.
Now on an extended lecture
tour, Mr.. Selover will speak un-
der the auspices of First Church
of Christ, Scientist, Rehoboth
Beach, in Grace Fellowship Hall,
Lockerman Street Extension at
2:15 pm. His subject will be
Christian Science Reveals the
Unlimited Power of Prayer"
The public is invited to attend
without charge.
Mr.. Selover has lectured in
Great Britain and Continental Eu-
rope as we'll as the United States,
Canada. and Mexico.
A graduate of the University of
California at Berkeley, he prac-
ticed law in Long Beach from
1928 until 1941.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-10

ing and dressing younger than
my age, and the standard joke
in our house is my frequent Wis
its to the beauty parlor. Well,
/ was considered a beauty 20
years ago. Why shouldn't | try
to hang on to some of that
now?"
My suggestion and I'm sure
she's heard it before: Act your
age. An older woman's synthet-
ic, painted face ard coy manners
just bore and irritate other peo-
pie and rarely fool anybody. A
woman who lets her gray hair
remain gray and doesn't try to
compete with the younger gen.
Grafton learns a secret - how to
please herself rather than 9TH
ers. And she'll be more respected
by others, too.
-
My mail is really something
these days! have a letter from
a woman in New York City who
is only so, and she writes:
1--WE been married these past
10 years to a much younger man
and he's grown so Indifferent to
me that / hardly know | still
have a husband So 7 have
sought my escape in drinking,
which / keep within respectable
limits, and I've gone in heavily
for the occult sciences which /
rarely tell anyone about. Do you
think I'm being foolish?
Pm, of course, an actress, not
a psychiatrist, and my advice is
to seek some competent psychia-
trist or family counselor. If /
may make one other little sug-
gestion, I'd say she probably
could recapture some of her hus-
bands love if she makes a val
liant effort to understand his
problems. Perhaps he too needs
help. One thing do know -
escape techniques never really
work for anybody. Under any
circumstances, face up to life be-
cause, with a little courage on
your part, 1t can be wonderful.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-10
MAY PROGRAM
HUGE SUCCESS
CONTINUED from Page One)

lum Fantasy" was in charge of
Smyrna times., 1956-05-10

The Lowest Priced Riding
Tractor on TOday's Market
Smyrna times., 1956-05-10

ly at any time, not even when
I'm trying to sleep. My emotions
get all pent up and every little
thing that ! shouldn't even both
er about upsets me. If you have
any special formula of youc own,
what is it?"
Well, Pm going to make a con-
fession! / do have a secret for
mula, my own private therapy,
and I'm going to tell about it
here publicly for the first time!
All you have to do is use it for
Is minutes a day when you're
alone in your room, and it's just
about the easiest thing you've
ever done in your life-cryingl
When you feel pent up, go to
your room and have a real good
old-fashioned cry. Do it right.
Have a real tempest, let it go!
Have good time at it! If you're
like me you'll probably start
giggling before the Is minutes
are up. Every nerve and muscle
in your body will relax; it's the
best emotional purge in the
world.
When you're through wash
your face with cold water, put
on fresh perfume, look around
the house for something dear to
you even if it's only the cat.
Then glance in the mirror for a
real shock. Your face will look
10 years younger! Do try the
Spring Byington formula.
Another grandmother in San
Bernardino writes:
"I'm always criticized for act
Smyrna times., 1956-05-10

Miss Jane Reed and William Hor-
ney, and was a spectacular pro-
duction, with colorful costumes,
danes, pyramids and mat games,
tumbling, comedy numbers, first
aid demonstration and patriotic
finale, America" and its Toast
to the Flag" accompanied by a
choral speaking group and dane
ers. The queen and her court
were seated against background
of colorful posters, made by the
art department under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Frank Lucia, and the
various exhibitions were given in
front of the May Queens court.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-10

1 further direct all heads of
state agencies to review the part
which they might play in bring
ing about a more effective Civil
Defense program, so that our
state director may build up the
best possible program in the in
terest of protecting all our people
in case of extreme emergency.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-10

An unusual note was struck by
the opening number, The Wagon
Wheel, presented by senior high
boys and girls on roller skates.
World Wars 1 and II came in for
recognition with all branches of
the service demonstrating with
dances and calisthenics. The home
economics phase was an act,
'Dungaree DOLL" with senior high
girls presenting in pantomine the
menu for a dinner. The dances
Smyrna times., 1956-05-10
REORGANIZE COUNCIL
All Clover Planners Council To
Elect Oficers Monday Night

A meeting of the newly-reor-
ganized All Clover Planners
Council will be held next Monday
evening, May IA, in the Black
bird Community Center. The bus
mess meeting is scheduled to be-
gin promptly at 7:30 pm. Quail
fed delegates from all seven mem
ber clubs are urged to attend this
important meeting, for an election
of officers for the remainer of
Smyrna times., 1956-05-10

planning the working of any ma
chine or device in high sounding
technical terms.
Take Bill for example. Last night
we were discussing whether to buy
an air conditioner this year. Re-
membering the thermometer that
burst last summer, it wasn't much
of a discussion. The only problem
was, which one to get.
".Why, we'll get an RCA Whirl-
pool" announced my spouse in a
tone that suggested finality.
"And just Why? said, keeping
my voice calm. "What makes you
such a Judge of air conditioners."
Simple" he smiled. at has an
electronic filter"
"So?"
$50 it traps dust particles as
small as 1/25,000th of an inch. You
see, the filter is a fiberglass mat
which carries printed circuit. An
electrical charge is sent through the
circuit by power pack unit. A mag
netic action is created which at
tracts foreign substances in the air
to the mat. AS l said, simple"
"0kay, DIR. Wizard. You can now
elaborate"
"Keeps the house cleaner" Bill
cooed. "You won't have to dust and
vacuum. so often. Pollen count and
such goes down too. Also, it's a
product of Whirlpool-Seeger Corp"
Then l understood. Besides, who
am to fight science.
Bills out buying one this morn
ing, and it looks like we're in for u
cool, clean summer.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-10

were varied, including interpreta
tive and humorous themes, and
all were received with enthusiasm
by the large audience. Colorful
dances depicting the emotions of
love, jealousy, anger, fear, pre-
ceded the finale. Miss Joyce Riley
served as dance assistant; George
Galley, lighting, and the Leaders
Club and Smyrna Florists re-
ceived mention in the program for
their contributions to the show.