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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-16
Michael Richardson
Celebrates 10 years

Master Michael Richardson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Richard
son, celebrated his tenth birthday
Tuesday afternoon at his home 241
Park Avenue, Elmhurst, entertain
ing the following friends, Richard
Van Horn, Richard Barkalow,
Philip Eckert, Jimmy Smell, Jim
my Colwell, Jimmy Kidwell, Don
Gildow, Joe Coil, Rusty Terpening,
Bruce Deyo, Bobby Dillingham;
and Vicki Richardson, sister of the
celebrant.
Contest prize was awarded to
Jimmy Colwell.
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There's more to religion than
getting people into churches.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-16
AMvETS Auxiliary
Plan Yule For Vets

The Auxiliary of the Amvets of
London Post, was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Walter Turvy
for the November session when
members decided to send gift of
money to the Veterans Hospital,
Dayton, for Christmas.
Mrs. Joseph O'Connell, past
president of the Auxiliary installed
the new officers, Mrs. Walter Tur-
Wy accepting the gavel from Mrs.
Dean Garrard, retiring president.
Prizes for games were awarded
to Mrs. Paul Nelson, Mrs. Robert
Turvy and Mrs. Dean Garrard, be-
fore refreshments were served.
The Christmas party will be a
potluck supper at the home of
Mrs. James Slaughter, when men,
bers will bring in new members
for the group.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-16
HOSTESSES FOR
OAR. MEETING

Hostesses for the luncheon meet
ing of London Chapter Daughters
of the American Revolution lunch
con meeting last Wednesday at
Coover Memorial Club House were
Miss Margaret Chance, Mrs. Jesse
Chance, Mrs. B. M. Beatty, Mrs.
II. P. Beathard, Mrs. r. 0. Whita-
ker, Miss Dorothy Street, Mrs. A.
S. Beckwith, Miss Bonnie Bonner
and Mrs. Maxey B. Cannon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-16
Southeast Asia
WSCS Study

Members of the W.S.C.S. Of First
Methodist Church, London, assem-
bled at the church for the Novem-
Der 5 meeting.
Preceding the meeting dessert
was served by Circle 3 headed by
Mrs. Robert Lukens and Mrs. Will
liam c. Holton.
Tables were attractively and ap-
propriately decorated with place
mats and articles pertinent to life
of the natives of Southeast Asia,
the current study theme of the
group.
On opening the meeting Mrs. F.
r. Hanson requested committee re-
ports from Mrs. Marion Trees on
"Children's Work" and Mrs. w. r.
Baiderson for the Citizens Brunch
in October.
Following devotions by Mrs. Es-
ther L. Gallagher who read pas
sages from the book of Isaiah, Mrs.
Glenn Sponsler presented in real
istic detail the program of the af-
ternoon, Volcanoes in Southeast
Asia"
This section, the speaker stated,
embodies small countries of Indo-
nesia, Philippine Islands, Formosa,
Malaga, Thailand, Burma and Su-
matra. Although they are still 100
years behind most modern coun-
tries in industrialization and the
social order, amazing strides have
been made for the betterInent of
the peoples since World War IL
For the program Mrs. Sponsler
had prepared a colorful and inter-
esting display of products from the
above mentioned countries, pineap-
Piles, spices, rubber balls, rice, tap
ioca Included in the display was
a replica of a "long house." the
traditional home of many of the
natives. She stressed two objec-
tives in her display: To familiarize
the group with the geographical
location, economic and social con-
ditions of the countries and to tell
them of the Importance of mission
aries to serve in that section.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Arbie Borders, 81
East Fifth Street, London, an
nounce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their dau-
ghter, Beverly Kay, to Benjamin
M. Kennedy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William F. Kennedy, 40 Maple St,
London.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
London High School and is now
employed at Battelle Memorial In
stitute, Columbus. Mr.. Kennedy is
graduate of London High School,
and is also employed at Battelle
Memorial Institute.
The wedding will take place De-
cember 81, at 7:30 pm. in the st.
Patrick Rectory.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-16
Lilly Chapel
PING Entertained

The Past Noble Grands of Lilly
Chapel Rebekah Lodge were en-
tertained by Mrs. Lydia Forrest
and Mrs. Evelyn Haenszel, Satur-
day night at the home of the for
mer.
Enjoying contests with prizes a
warded and refreshments follow
ing were, Mrs. Emma Wright, Mrs.
May Myers, Mrs Helen Galloway,
Mrs. Thelma Boss, Mrs. Neva
Webb, Mrs. Janette Jones, Mrs.
Norma Streater and Mrs. Martha
Kellner.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-16

On Sunday, November a at hall
after two o'clock, Miss Freda Crit
fin, daughter of Cecil Griffin OF
Moral, and Mrs. Hazel Griffin OF
Marion exchanged wedding vows
with Charles E. Wilson, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Wilson of near
Kiousville. The double ring cere-
mony was read by Reverend A.
M. Shenefelt in the Methodist
Church, London.
Pre-nuptial music was played by
Mrs. E. A. Wall and Mrs. Dale
Hartman of Marion was soloist.
The altar was simply decorated
with vases of white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The bride wore a floor length
gown of white silk taffeta with
seed pearls and iridescents outlin-
ing the embroidered neckline. The
long sleeves came to points over
the hands. The fingertip veil OF
white illusion was caught with a
crown of seed pearls. She carried
a white Bible with white stream
ers topped by pompoms and pur-
pie throated white orchid. She was
given in marriage by her father.
The Matron of Honor, Mrs. Dale
Hartman of Marion, sister OF the
bride. wore gown of pink silk
taffeta, with sweetheart neckline.
A yoke of pleated chiffon around
the neckline matched wide insert
in the waltz length skirt. Her ac-
cessories were pink and she carr
led a bouquet of garnet Chrysan-
themums.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary
Jane Wilson. sister of the bride
groom, Mrs. Dan Eppele of Colum-
bus and Mrs. James Polidora OF
Fort Knox, Kentucky. Their dress
es were waltz length taffeta in
three shades of turquoise with
white accessories. They carried
bouquets of pale bronze NUNS,
with bronze ribbon streamers.
The flower girl was little Ruth
Ellen Myers, cousin of the bride
groom. attired in pink embroider-
ed eyelet organdy with white ac-
cessories. She wore hairclip OF
tiny pink rosebuds.
Little Michael Cligrow, another
cousin of the bridegroom was ring
bearer. Michael is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Cligrow of Flint,
Michigan.
Mr.. Wilson's best man was Raj
ph Morehart of Mt. Sterling. The
ushers were Robert Rowland OF
Logan, Dan Eppele of Columbus
and Jerry Anderson of near Mt.
Sterling.
The mother of the bride wore a
navy blue wool ensemble with
white accessories. The bridegroom S
mother wore gray lace over pink
taffeta with pink accessories. The
mothers wore identical corsages OF
pink rosebuds.
A reception was held in the
church parlors Immediately after
the ceremony for about one hun
dred guests. Hostesses for the re-
ception were Mrs. Eleanor Rege-
nos. Mrs. Clifford Cligrow, Mrs.
Ray Johnson, Miss Marjorie Ann
Longerbone and Mrs. Barbara
Morehart.
The bride graduated from Moral
High School and Grant Hospital
School of Nursing. She is present
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-16

ly employed as nurse in the hos
pital at Orient State Institute. The
bridegroom attended Fairfield
School and is a mechanic at Chap
man Motors.
After a honeymoon in the South
and West they will be at home in
their apartment at 20212 West
High Street, London.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lohr of
Youngstown spent the weekend
with the formers father, John c.
Lohr, East High Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-16
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rosnagle
of Cleveland, spent the weekend
with DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Rosnagle
and Miss Harriet Rosnagle. North
Main Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-16
Sifnt-Carle Vouus To Be
Friday NoDember Thirtieth

Mr. and Mrs Darl Srit London F D. No q announcing
the approaching daughter
Ann Carrie Springfield Mr. Mrs Dallas Carle
Lakevew.
Miss Sfrit Madison School
field City Hospital School of Nursing employed
Washington LewistoWn
ed four the u s. Navy and presently employed at Wright
Patterson Field
The wedding will be a of Friday November 30
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

bOOKKeeper-IyplSC-CIeTK
Experienced, for checking and pay
ing bills. etc, Shorthand desired
General contractors, downtown Of
fee Good salary to qualified per
son state age experience, etc
Boy 2gl-H. Star d
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THE EVENING STAR
ll0l Pa. Ave. NV.
CLERK-STENn

For insurance dept. OF large real
estate CO able type 80 wp m. tnSur-
ance exper pref: good salary, bonus
snd INSURANCE plan. Apply personnel
gpep,. SAfRIIZ Co. 1924 K ST. n "
-soo'n : = -.---.....- g
CLERK TYPIST. 25 TO so canabl.
OF typing payroll accounts and
MINOR oookkeepins, 40-hr. week
WIN tram II necessary Salary
CLERk-TYPiST, eo-a5. exper-. At
tTactlYe' refs; ) days new mod.
sir-eond. Offices NATIONAL TRAIL
WAYS, loi2, l4th ST NV. Call
~, TA; 1920 fer interview. II
ksh,-IfPIsT, white. 500 mo- .
S 20 . N "a s o5qsy week For details
CLERk-TYPIST. to work from die
tati,ng machine: must be good in
SpcHlng' grammar and punctlIa
tion; experience in life Insurance
once preferred but not necessary;
o-day week. Phone Me. S-g4l5 Tor
IhII SI, Is.s ,,,, GENERAL SERVICES
CLERk-TfPIST. excellent working
conditions modern Air-cond. ofice
SIdg Companionable associates.
better than average salary. Con-
DDssnnl!ent X st. location. Cali Di. =
- Ts..;;,,; -
CLERK under IS. TO work
IN large insurance company; switch
ooaru experience helpful but nor
essential ; excellent employe bene-
Hobbs: NATIONAL Surety CORP t
4lS woodward bldg. 18th and II
CLERk-TYPIST. for Insurance Office;
O-uay week. permanent position
salary 10 start commensurate with
ABILITY and qualifications. Apply
~ dupont Circle Bldg, 1916
~, WIN WIN, ave NV. 10
CLEkk ST--EXperienced tynist
70 handle typing and general once
Work fo-hour week. Apply Joe
- Oakland st Arlington u
CnaEMK.IfPIST Airport, S943.
POIOMAC EMPL. a1i King 81
Alex. Va. XII. 9-5O5j
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Real estate, stenO. bkpr. Ss5 "
Advertising secy $3.50
LEGAL secretary $3.50.
70 others daily See me personally
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HELP-MEN
RETIRED oovFRNAfEyT yNipT oY

RETIRED GOVERNMENT EMPLOY.
EES and service people learn while
YOU earn above $4,000 per year
Full course in real estate sales
taught peter ] hagan a. son
realtors, willing to teach s full-timS
men: Investigate. Call WA. 1887
for interview. s.
YOUNG COLLEGE GRADUATE eco
:5). for administrative assistant
position with national business or
ganization. ORGANIZATION ability es-
Sential. Must be able to write
clearly; English major preferred;
no experience required; air-con-
ditioned office; liberal vacation;
pension plan, starting salary open.
Good advancement. Write to Box
445-H, Star. d
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DENTAL ASSISTANT

DESK AND TELEPHONE OPER.. some
bkkpg. knowledge; reliable, APPROX
10 yES. OF age. pleas. working conds
Box 1l5-R, Star -
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HELP-WOMEN
Secretary-Stenographer

Interesting public relations work
permanent position pleasant york.
ing conditions. excellent employt
benefits. Good shorthand and typinl
required. Call Ma. $4,000. Ext. sci
p
SECY. -STENO. - Large nationa
trade assn. requires competent
secretary in public relations de-
partment to handle interesting anC
varied activities. Congenial sur.
roundings. Starting salary $4,000
a year, 5-day week, air conditioned
offices. convenient Dupont circl,
location. HU. $4,000 ii
SEWING ROOM SUPERVISOR. 4
teach and supervise commercial
sewing methods in shop employins
handicapped women. Able to stanC
and move about readily, 5-da,
week, Apply GOODWILL INDUS
TRIES, personnel Office. 1929 2ntf
st. NV. 3 to II noon. Monday
through FRIDAY or by appt. -
SHIRT UNIT OPERATORS, exp. only
Prosperity 2-girl shirt unit. Excel
pay. good working cond.. paid vaca-
tons. Apply ready for work. SWIFT
SHOE FILTER, EXPERIENCED per
Fitting top-grade children's shoes
exclusively for Langley Park branch
Apply DANIELS BOOTERY. Ellis.
worth and Fenton, opposite Hecht's
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. fol
downtown drugstore; no evenings
or Sunday work. good pay; new
equipment. Apply RABBITS DRUG
STORE, l106 F ST. NV. >
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CLERK TYPISTS

HIGH school graduates. knowledge
81 D9oEkeeplnR or shorthand pre-
FOOD hours Apply TO THE CITy
BANK 9th and Mass. ave. NV.
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HELP-M0kAEN
WOMEN, WHITE

tunity TO use a few spare evening
hours a week, if you desire to add
to your present weekly income.
Pleasant. friendly selling work; no
experience necessary; no investment.
lection. Pleasing personality and
Willingness to learn more important,
Cal! for appf.. MA. 5000. -
YOUNG LADY. permanent Job with
national soap distributor. Oppor-
tunity 10, travel. Salary. commits
sion and bonus See Mr.. Hartman.
pLoYMENTT SERVICE, 1874 r st.
YOUNG LADY to work in automo-
tai: fuii or part time e.' VIII. ess3s7
or OIL. 2:5320 g
YOUNG LADY TO assist manager in
modern dry cleaning store. Exper.
in this field not necessary. Must
be able to meet the public Excel
lent working conditions. Good SAL
c cTl APRs eor a. Br SRde and P0 %ssh
Isl ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER, I'm
mediate opening for a thoroughly
experienced, energetic young wom-
an, good salary, employe benefits.
Apply 1924 X st. NV. Room 319.
ITALIAN. native, to teach own LAM
gGase. Apply with reference. Der.
LfTZ SCHOOL, 1901 K st. NV.
10
INDIVIDUAL, able to do secre-
tarial york ! hours daily for
eAaritsb!e health agency. Box
EMPLOYED WOMEN az. Need extra
money? Service the AVON CUSTOM
ers where YOU work. Call Mrs.
PART FINE as AVON repres' now
available; excl. terri: earn s25-S3O
wkly. DI 7-022l. "a
If you are IS to so, have your
own car, live in nearby Mary
land, and like people call RE.
7-S0l2 and ask for Mrs. Hudgins.
Must have previous experience in
public relations work. PTA, church
or similar organization. No SELF
ing; ) days per week. IS
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CLERK-TYPTST

To work with hiRh-grade photo-
graphs. Tipping speed 40 wpm
varied duties, Incl. indexing start.
ing salary $1,000. with good oppor
ior advancement, for PERSON desirine
interesting position: 4O-hr. week'
slr-cond. bldg. cafeteria. Please give
Csc: education and exper Box 49,
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SECRETARY

1890; law firm: experience pre-
ferred; knowledge OF Bookkeeping
important: excellent working condi-
tons IN aforementioned building
fiVe-day week salary dependent on
and ability. Call MISS
IApUJG CT l-nHnn
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HELP--W0MEN

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR - In
teresting position in national COM
pany. conditioned office; 5-day
week; attractive starting salary: ex-
perienced operator preferred. Call
Mr., SAURIOL for interview at NO.
I-6262 between o am. and 4:3O
pm III
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SECRETARY

Downtown law frm has
opening for sirl with good
shorthand and tvping skilis.
Attractive air-cund Offices
3 wks vacation; salary COM
mensurate with ability. Elk
S-ItUO II
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

TYPIST-lnttrestlE and varied
work in small Office National org
Must be rapid typiSt. VIII consider
psrt-time work. 20 hrs. or more
per wk.. daytime. NE. Vic oi
Ayondale and Haywood. LA. 6-34 ! ,
.
TYPIST, fast neat and accurate
Dictaphone, shorthand not re-
CURED Small engineering Office
Dupont circle area. 35-hour week,
$40 plus benefits, Call for APP
pointment. DU. 7-4il9
TYPISTS and general ONCE, young
beginner. excellent opportunity, real
estate 500
ALL-OFF1cE EMPL. AGCY.
~ i4th NV. Suite a2l. d. 7-'i632
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SECRETARY. SIS WK.

Real estate, steno. bkpr-. Ss5 up
Advertising Secy $3.50.
LEGAL secretary $3.50.
% others daily See me personally
GRACE DUNN
1911 G ST. RE T-2s2S
SECRETARY
One-girl Office: experienced in
general once duties 5-day week.
paid vacation. salary open SNIP
SON LUMBER CO. SOFA PiDey
Branch I'd, silver Spring, Nd Ju.
5-4G4G 3
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER,
white. for interesting and varied
work, So to start for 35-hT, r.
day wk- air-cond. Office, cleo type
writer paid hosp. sick leave; state
age, previous employment and quail
ificatiCne Box I2O-R. Star.
SECRETARY, small downtown law
firm: attractive air-conditiontd Of
fees, j-day week; starting salary
so. Phone Me. S-@4j@. II
gsssss, Cali MRS. coSTEE' 20.
sEcRETARY--capitol Hill, 5000
RSfsGnaS loo %pm fo o Snor5 othsr
COLUMBIA sMPToYYMEST sERV-
ICE. l34l @ St, Suite 22i. NE
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER, 81
35 salary TO start $50 wk. WASH
lNGTON BOARD OF TRADE, 1916
x St NV. Call Mr.. colwell. ST
3-j535 -
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STEAM TABLE GIRL. white. expert
enced. for fast cafeteria line; gooC
salary, bonus, decentralization, in
surance, uniforms and meals. Applj
Mrs Richardson. HOTEL HAIR
RIEGTCN KITCHETERIA. lIti
and Z SITS. NV No phone CALI
STENOGRAPHER-patent law ex'
perience necessary: 5-day week
temporary: $50 week Box 1l6-R
Star
STENOGRAPHER. permanent posi-.
ton with real estate title com.
pany, ) day wk.. hrs. 9-5. 18th anc
K ST. NV. location. Call RE :.
OF II I'D to 5 pm. EN-. 3-96Su from
90 pm. for appt. b
STEN0GRAPHER. for professional
Office, 40-hr., 5-day week. $40
Permanent position. Phone for in.
tervlew appointment. RE. 1882
STENOGRAPHER-- once, per
manent position; excellent location
hrs. 9 TO ), 5-day wk,. $500 mo.
ST 3-S13O III
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HELP--WoMEN

NURSE. white; graduate practical,
as assistant TO supervisor OF
nursing home. Must live in; ref
erences. Good opportunity II quail
fed. JU. g-7644. -
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HELP WOMEN Cont. J

BOOKKEEPER. for permanent po-
sition. with old established auto
mobile firm. Please call DE. 2-67O6.
-
BOOKKEEPER-Full charge; capable
OF handling all phases of book
keeping in a small office. Box BAL.
Star. II
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BKKPR., construction exper. 800 up
Bkkpr., professional assoc. SO
Exec. secy. some college 500 up
Secy.. mortgage loans $50
Clerk-typists u5l S60-S75
ATLAS AGCY. l42n N. Y. Ave. NV.
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HElP-WOMEN
CIERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
AN INTERESTING POSITION IN
al 4R vFR sPR SEA o PSTAIT STEIG ~
LEARN APARTMENT MANAGE
MENT 30 YRS. OF AGE OR OVER
39-HR. WEEK: GOOD SALARY. JU.
5-5S00 FOR Apt. a
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SALESLADIES
Sales Representative

Sales Representative
S7.43B
We are now employing Is men
locally and believe that women could
do an even better sob Would appre.
ciate the opportunity to speak 70 a
lady interested In sales. Car nee
esaary permanent; opportunity fol
advancement Call NE. s-233B. "A
.SEAMSTRESS, experienced, TO sew
slip covers and upholstery: 1000
pay; excellent working conditions
ADply 100 3lst st. NV >
SEAMSTRESS, slip covers. expert.
eneed only. Apply DRAPERY SERV-
ICES CO, 1855 Kennedy st. w.
SECRETARY for small well
nShed real estate ONCE in north
west. Please state present salary
and give refs. Box 3ls-L, star.
SECRETARY, doctors once. part.
time. !. 10 3. Mon to Fri. goth
and Eye st, NV. RA. 6-5439 -
SECf., part time. mature. 3 days
wk $50 POTOMAC EMPL. 1884
Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. 5-2OOO.
SECRETARY. for small. well .estab
lished real estate ONCE Will con-
slider mother with children in
school on part-time basis Please
state previous experience. hours
available and salary expected Box
A65-L. Star =
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BOOKKEEPER

Automotive experience pre-
ferred: 5-day week; hrs.
every other Sat. Chance for
advancement. paid vacation.
free insurance, pleasant work
ing conditions and other
benefits. Please call Mrs.
Anderson or Mr.. Cole al
HALEY'S, INC.
NJ ST. AT FIRST ST. Sc.
Washington'S Newest Ford Deall
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CLERK-TYPIST

Young woman 2O-3O yrs OF age
who is an accurate typist and is gOot
az simple record keeping; 5-day, ~,
hr week. Apply Personnel Room Coz
open weekdays, 5000, and Sat.
g-l2 No phone calls.
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49, --= 4--a a==-ss $3.50
TYPIST
TYPIST

Well-known national news maya
zine seeks alert young girl foi
varied clerical duties in business
office. should have 1880 W;p.ln. Typ
ing speed and be familiar with
office procedure: pleasant WORKING
conditions: many company dement's
Call d.. 7-2900, Ext. POI, between
- am. and D pm
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Hosiery Subsidiaries

Experienced, permanent position
with excellent salary and commits
sions; many employe benefits; 5-day
week.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-11

/ T. p Rust, Jr., of Wilmington, fol-
lowing Mr.. Harrington's release
from the Delaware Hospital where
he has been under observation.
Mrs. George w. Hanson was the
guest for the weekend of her bro
ther and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas l.. Wingate, at their
country home near Roxana.
Captain and Mrs. William Grae-
ber of Quantico, Va, were the
weekend guests of Mrs. Florence
Won CORES and they attended the
wedding of Miss Jeanette Won
CORES to Russell Legates on Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward CULLEN
and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Neeman
and children visited at Longwood
Gardens on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Downing
spent the weekend in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Quillen and
children were the Sunday dinner
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Earl Knotts
OF Burrsville.
Mrs. Curtis Melvin attended the
Jefferson Hospital School of Nurs-
ing Alumni meeting and luncheon
on Saturday in the Benjamin
Franklin Hotel in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frank Faulkner of Delmar
spent Thursday with her sister,
Mrs. b. l. Shaw
On Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Blades visited his mother, Mrs.
Harlan Blades, who is a patient
in the Easton, Md, Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Peck and
daughter Candace, moved into their
newly completed home on Simmons
street this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harry Quillen
and Miss Grace w. Quillen were
dinner guests on Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Kaufman of Ocean
View.
Mrs. Fred Adams of Mt Vernon.
N. Y, John Adkins, H. e. Adkins
and Miss Mary Adkins, all of Wash
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. William Les
lie of Philadelphia, Mrs. George
Johnson of Philadelphia, Mrs. Bes-
sic Warrington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Fooks of Chester, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Allen of Townsend,
Miss NADIA Warrington of Seaferd,
and Mrs. Ida Hignutt of Bridge
Vile. were in town on Saturday
for the Won Gorres-Legates we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peck, Jr..
and son Chuck were dinner guests
on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Taylor of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Messner were