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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-28

Mrs. Walton Sanderson and grand
daughter Margaret Sue Amos, OF
Farlnyllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin F'hppen and
Mrs Charles s. Miner were accom-
panied to Richmond Sunday by Mrs.
W w Dowdy and Willie Ayers, Of
Ca Ira. The occasion was the birth
day celebrations held jointly for
Mrs. Audrey L. Flippen and Mr.
Ayers at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Flippen Mr.. Ayers was 80
The E L. Seay. Jr. family spent
the week end at their cottage on
Gwynn Island
Guests Sunday of Mrs. Lily P.
Woodson and son. B. B Woodson.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Holcombe Camp
bell. of Charlottesville, Mrs. Fl D.
Woodson. Of Farmville, and Blake
Woodson, of Richmond
Mrs. Eva Smith and Miss Virginia
Booker Smith were among h e
guests invited to celebrate h e
birthdays of Virginia Mae n d
Jimmy Ayers Sunday at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs J
w Ayers, in Ca Ira.
Women Have Luncheon Guests
Luncheon guests Monday of Miss
Fannie 7. Foster. Mrs. c. D West
man and J T. Foster, Jr.. were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thornton
Westman, of Norfolk. and Ernest
Messick. of Louisa.
Mrs. NJ D. Newton and DaviC
Newton were in Richmond for the
week end They visited their aunt
Miss Emily Hankin. who is Rich
mond hospital patient.
/ R. C. Dey. of Washington, D. c.
/ was the week end guest OF Mr. an(
Mrs L Allen Carter.
Lvnchburg Student Visits
Miss airline Crockett. student a
Lynchburg College. spent the weel
end here with her parents, Mr. ant
Mrs E F Crockett.
MI and Mrs. Leonard Scott mo
tored TO Coles Point on the Tappa
! hammock for the week end
The first fall meeting Of the Cum
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-28
Cumberland P-TAtOHOld First
Meeting Thursday Afternoon

Sueur, and her family, at Bucking-
guest of his sister. Mrs. Glen Lee
ham
Mr., and Mrs. NJ NJ. George had
as Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs. R.
S. Speas and daughter. Vickie. Mr.
and Mrs. Topper George and son.
Billy, of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
N. R. Huskey and children, Brenda
and Stevie. of Midlothian
Girls Visit Grandparents
Brenda and D b bic Adams,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Adams. Jr.. returned Monday from
weeks visit with their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs B. T. Bradshaw
of Warwick
Alfred Ehrlich. of PoWhatan. was
Sunday guest of Mrs. Louisa
Schalow and Mr.. and Mrs. J l..
Vogel
Tar Wallet and Fitzgerald Me
mortal Baptist WMU will Jointly OBJ
serve the day OF prayer for state
missions Friday September 49, at
g pm. in the Fitzgerald Church
P0ags Go to HarrisOnburg
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P, Poag were
overnight guests Saturday of his
brother, W. M Poag, and family
at Harrisonburg
Mr.. and Mrs L. B Dandy. Mrs.
c. D Westman, Miss Fannie T Eos
ter and j T Foster. Jr.. visited
Mrs. Calvert A Anderson and Miss
Susie Taylor Sunday at the home of
Dr.. and Mrs L. K Leake in Gooch-
land
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Ownby, of
Trent's Mill, were among the din
ner guests last Sunday of Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. j. Pembelton
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Goodman
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-28

have as their guests this week Mr..
end Mrs. R. c. Warren and daugh-
ter, Robbie Lee, of Baltimore, Md.
MFR and Mrs. j. L. Vogel cele-
brated their tWenty-fifth wedding
anniversary Sunday, September %,
with family dinned party
Maxeys Spend Day in Lanexa
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Maxey. Jr.,
Loren and Bobby. spent the day
Sunday as guests of her mother
Mrs. Estell Rails, of LaneXa.
Mrs. Luther B Franck attended
the AAUW executive board meeting
Saturday in the home of the presi-
dent. Miss Carrie DUNCAN, in Farm
vile.
Nleces of the Rev. Luther B
Franck. Mrs Ben j. Hill and Mrs
Fred Haines. of Richmond. spent
the day Sunday at Mount View.
North Carolinians Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Crawley had
as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. j. A
Moulton and children, Hanna and
John, of Raleigh, N c.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. anC
Mrs w T. Norman were Mr. ano
Mrs T. J. Norman and children
Linda Faye and Billie. of Gooch
land
Mrs. Alvin ] Vogel. OF Hamilton
visied Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Brown
and family last Sunday
Smith Enters VMI
Mr. and Mrs w G Smith anC
son, Guy OF Petersburg. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Goodman
They were en- route to Lexington
where their son entered his fresh
man year as a VMI student
Visitors of Mrs. B A Peters an(
Carroll Peters Sunday were Mr.. ant
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Gainesville

Charles and Ann Goodman, of
Amelia. are spending several days
here with their grandparents at
Chantilly while their parents are in
Washington, D. c.
Mrs. f. F. Fleming and Mrs. F.
D. Irving visited Mrs. Sallie Wade
in BroWnsburg
Mrs. Nell Taylor. of Suffolk, is
spending several days here with her
sister. Mrs r. w billiard. Their
brother, Billy Baber. of Towards
vile, had heart attack Thursday
and is In the Martha jefferson Hos
p;tal
Mrs. Mamie Cooke. of Towards
vile. was recent guest of Mrs. E,
E Pruden
Rev. and Mrs. J K. Clark. Mrs.
Nj E Blanton. Jr. Mrs j. A. Ran
some and Mrs. H. B. Peasants at
tended the fall WMU Asscoiational
meeting at Maysville Baptis
Church in Buckingham Monday
Rev. and Mrs. j. Kenneth Clark
and Mary Jane. visited Rev and
Mrs. Charlie Stevens, of Greenfield
recently
MI. and MS Edward Snyder. Of
MartinsbWe W. Val and Rev
Styles Ellvson Jr. of Anderson
Maltinsburg, w Va. and Rev
and Mrs. j * Clark
! Nh. and Mrs. NJ f Blanton were
guests Of MI and Mrs. George Jen
/ tlns Sunday
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Mr.. and Mrs Edwin H. VaSsar
and family. attended the Ridgwell-
Dunnavant wedding Saturday at the
Concord Baptist Church in Char
lotte c. H. Miss Phyllis vassar was
a. Junior bridesmaid.
Mr.. and Mrs. MeriWether "
Smith and sons. Bill and Buckle.
spent several days this week with
relatives in Portsmouth and Bur-
lington. n c.
Andrew E. Godsey. accompanied
by Miss Margaret Lovins of Peters
burg. and Mrs. Roscoe L. Lovins.
attended the State Fair jousting
tournament Saturday in Richmond
3 Visit Trent's Mill
Mrs r. A. Ownby and Pat and
George Thomas. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred E. Ownby and family,
OF Trent's Mill, last Sunday
Mrs. c. E. Goodwin. of Dundas.
and Miss Margaret Goodwin, of
Hampton. were visitors Saturday of
Mrs. Margaret P. Boggs at Wood
lawn.
Invitations have been received
here for the wedding of James An
drew Addleman. formerly of Cum
berland, now of Richmond, and Miss
Alice Temple Charnock. of Mount
Landing. which will take place Oc-
t0ber 20, at pm, in the Beale
Memorial Baptist Church. Tappa-
hammock.
Student Guest at lakewood
John DOZier. a ministerial student
OF the Union Theological Seminary
Richmond. who preached at Center
Presbyterian Church Sunday. was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs L. B
Dandy at lakewood.
Coveda Smith was the Saturday
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Stewardship Meeting
Buckingham Church
Monday, October |

j Kenneth Clark moderator of
the James River Baptist Associa-
ton. announced that a very impor-
TAFT stewardship meeting for the
Association is to be held at the
Buckingham Baptist Church Mon
day Oct /. at 7:30 pm The church
is located six miles north of Dillwyn
on Route l5
We especially urge the atten-
dance Of deacons, finance commit
tees, Sunday School supervisors
WMU presidents. BTU directors,
ard ether church leaders of the %
churches to attend said Rev
Clark.
The conference is to be under the
direction Of Dr. Frank G Voight
State Sunday School secretary.
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Antioch

Mrs. j. Galloway Brown. of Bed
ford, Mrs. Susan Griffith. of Rich
mond. and Miss Daisie Jamlson
visited the Clyde Fosters during
The week
Mrs. B. T. Brown returned TO her
home in Richmond last Wednesday
accompanied by Mrs. c. M. Noel
and Mrs Mamie Ingle and Peggy
MIR. and Mrs. Cecil Brown re-
turned home Sunday night. Mrs.
Brown was a patient at Duke Uni
versitv Hospital in Durham.
Nh. and Mrs. W c. Lindsey and
Miss Catherine Lindsey of Rich
mond. and Mr.. and Mrs c. Marvin
Johnson. OF New Canton, Wer e
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G Brown
Sunday
j. M Brown has returned home
from the Southside Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Foster visited
Rev. and Mrs. Anderson at PoWha-
tan last week
R. L. Blanton left this week fol
Danville, where he will work on the
tobacco market, !.
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Lennie Carnage has returned to
vPI,
Mrs Van Lue Irving. of Culpeper.
is visiting Mrs. F. F. Fleming.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McAden. Jr..
announce the birth Of a son in Stu
art Circle Hospital September %
Mrs. H. B. Peasants and Mrs.
G. L. Blanton visited the McAdens
in Richmond recently
MIR. and Mrs. j. A Ransone. Jr.,
attended the State Fair Tuesday
Mrs. j K Clark is teaching at
he Cartersville Baptist church.
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Projects Adopted By
Dillwyn Garden Club

The Dillwyn Garden Club held its
regular monthly meeting with Mrs.
Harry Griffin on September 20.
Plans for the projects adopted for
the rest of the year We're discussed
There were many beautiful flow
err arrangements with Mrs. Julian
Dunkum winning first prize for an
arrangeemnt of dahlias. Mrs. Viii
liam Davidson was second with pur-
pie petuniaS and Mrs. John r. Win.
go placed third with pink Zinnias
and purple ageratum.
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berland Parent-Teacher Association
will be held Thursday. October 4,
at BIS pm. in the Community
Co bin
Mrs w R. Crowder. of Rich
mond, spent. week recently as the
CUES. Of her MOther and sister-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Beasley
Week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w c. Newman at Oak Hill were
Nj. and Mrs Robert Gillespie, Of
Washington. D. C.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-28
A WASHTUB BOAT

Aaysville Ky.-Wanting to reach
hard-to-get-at but choice fis hin g
spots along the Ohio River. Walter
G Austin Maysville tailor, designed
himself 4 boat 1t consists of a huge
tractortire inner tube that encircles
a No. ? Washtub. Just the right size
for austin alone
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-28
Sunny Side

Mrs. Martin l.. Kunkle spent sew
eral days with her parents. Mr.. and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-13

A Vacation at Home!
APP has planned vacation for you-a summer vacation
from heavy cooking and hot Kitchens
quick tour through your APP store will reveal mountains
Of foods in the leisure mood You'll have TO travel far to
find better assortment Of prepared foods TO quickly heat
and eat fresh salad ingredients frozen foods
and other nifty quckies
Take aunt through your A&P and enjoy relaxing
with time for play!
Come see you'll save. tool
CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
APP Food Stores
40 Lexington Avenue New York H. NY.
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HELp-MEN

STOCK ROOM HELPER, colored.
permanent position with opportu-
nifty for Advancement: must have
d. c. drivers license so he can
drive truck In case Of emergency
Company benefits, 5-day week;
full Information to Box 476,D'
SUPERINTENDENT, for large down.
town once bldg: lease rooms and
collect monthly rents; supervise
maintenance and personnel: prefer
ably licensed engineering. or enRtn-
eering background: salary open to
proper person for this interesting
and varied position 0aoE Aggp U.s. be
HOUSE, 2Ile 24th pi. ne. -
or detail dept. Must have practical
working knowledge OF engraving,
printing and advertising lPyout
Ability to organize and direct work
OF others essential. High school
graduate. experience in this line
or allied line OF work required
Prefer settled man about 30-3S WIS
OF age. Box 4l-c. Star.
MAN to supervise d. C
territory and manage established
ONCE on personal business basis.
ull CO-OpcIalAOu Vi udtiOuai NoAA-
Germ. Present volume pays all eX-
Pc. 5e plus. Write in confidence for
local interview with factory exec
utive this week. Box 35l-H, Star.
al
sERvICEMEN, outside;
must have experience: no drinkers
or drifters Call ME. S-6llS -
MANAGER, colored. expe-
rience unnecessary. must be vel
educated. references. Apply 9lS Eye
CLERK. at Carrier DRUG
Center, Arlington. 4S-hr.,. 6-day
wk.; S1.25 mr.; good employment
record: plus some sales exper.
necessary Apply in person TO:
TRUCK DRIVER HELPER, furniture
experience necessary. must nave
drivers permit, excellent working
conditions and benefits; Apply
JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNITURE
RI 000 NJ
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S11,112.41

! began in this business in 1919
while still student in college. Ny
first year after graduation In 1850
! earned Silica a salesman In
the field with no previous sales ex.
per.ence.
A friend OF mine earned over So.
600 his FIRST year while still o stu
dent In college.
Another friend worked in our busi-
ness for over two years while still
q full-time student and averaged
over 500 per week
Today all are Branch MANAGERS.
IL you are not afraid Of old-fash-
Toned work, have a car. and inter-
ested in building q career in sales
! would be happy 70 discuss our
business with you
II presently employed. will consider
q man starting on supplementary
income plan With thought in mind
OF later becoming permanently as
ISOLATED with US.
Call XII a-ons5. Q am. to pm
daily. Leave name address. home
Phone. will call you back to ar.
range for interview Al
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Convey Engineering
.6IO Jer Davis Hwy. Alexandria
XII. 0-aiq0
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COUNTER WOMAN

experienced reliable, for
branch dry cleaning store. Excellent
working conditions. Apply MRS
DEE. go 18th st. NV. after 10
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DENTAL ASSISTANT

excellent salary TO ex-
perienced. intelligent young lady.
State references; replies confiden-
tial Box 450-H. Star. %
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYS
VI CIV O4N1 1LD TOII
LIFETIME CAREER

Leading natl company In its field
seeks young man 22-30 yrs, Of
age.
New car furnished. Advancement
possibilities unlimited Minimum
requirement high school education
ColleEe men given special consid.
Grafton. JU. $500. -
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Experienced once in Wash. medical
building. 5-day week. RE. 7-176J.
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w AhEf1OOO mfaN
Wholesale grocery, Refs Apply
SEVEN CORNERS MARKET, Falls
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DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, white.
age 2l-40, high school graduate. to
work In national association 5-dsy
week. paid vacation and other en-
nloye benef1tf Call Mr. SMITH
DI 7-34I5 for appofntment Al
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CASHIER-CHECKER, experienced
with chain food store chcckout
Evening work. Apply FLOWER
DELICATESSEN. S707 Flower ave.
Silver Spring. Md. JU. 7-aO45.
- >
CASHIER CHECKER, must be exper.
Able to read scales. TO work in in
dependent super-market. Good pay
and hours. Paid vacation and hos
wop STORE Hp pee hwy fT Do on GisSe
I'd. or call LA H-On1a II
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ssT. HoUsEKEEPER Sal 70
J. G. EMPL. EXCHANGE

BANK BOOKKEEPERs. Burroughs
bookkeeping machine operators. ex-
perience preferred but not essen
tai. 5-day wE. free life insurance
and retirement plan. MUSSEY
TRUST CO. 1929 z ST. NV. -
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HELP-woMEN ,cons.I
ASSISTANT MANAGER

For recently completed air -condi-
TONED. elevator-type apartment
building. containing AS I'M
furnished units and 40 hotel rooms
Experience in apartment manage
seS N efficiency apartment in
cluded at part of salary. Must be
between 35 and so years OF age
dependable. good typist, non
dvinker and possesses selling ability.
GOOD personality, tact, enthusiasm.
enetRy good judgment and ability
work shift. mornings and evenings
With afternoons on Except Sun
dayl and every Wednesday on
Reply by letter. stating aualihca-
tons ana give telephone number
for interview by appointment
WAvERLY TAYLOR, INC. CARL
LION HOUSE. $500 Wisconsin ave.
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ASHTER-CT,ERL

Must he anle To type and handle
money 6-day wk., OF Sunday, 3
meals daily. TALLY-HO RESTAU-
RANT 81. 18th st. NV. al
CLERK-TYPIST. high school grad
uate. permanent position. pleasant
working conditions. 5-day, A7Ia-
hour week AMERICAN SURETY
Co, b2l Southern BLDG. 10Th and
CLERK, vic. Laurel. Md, some
knowledge OF tvping and short
hand; .J-day wk. Call Mr.. Bic
laski. Tower 9-d64l. u
CLERK. l-eirl Office. experienced in
building contractors ONCE, pay
rolls, checking invoices. limited
amount OF tipping and bookkeeping .
$50. Interview Mr.. THAYER,
Rental once $40 Columbia pike
At Qlebe I'd. IA. 5-448B. 81
Is to 81. Interesting and
varied work. Some tipping, but
speed not Important; 5-day. 37i3-
hr. week, company dement's. Apply
personnel ONCE. third floor. EoUfT-
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. $40
tsj. needed, permanent po-
s!tioni age Is TO- 40, See z; I.
OF SILVER STRING. "a
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BANK OF COMMERCE

BEAUTICIAN- SHAMPOO and assist,
siri. Excel working cond.: 5 days
per wk. 0UILBO'S, l645 Conn, ave.
NV, AID 3-i641 --3l
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Apply at 937
F st; nv NE. s-4s37. 81
BEAuTICIAS. TO Work in Bethesda.
large salon; salary and commission,
no evenings days. OIL 4-l2iR,
ewes. OIL. 2-6455 %
BEAUTY OPERATORS. 2. men or
women. for 3 of our salons Excel
lent opportunity for good operators.
EMILE. 1871 Connecticut ave. --3l
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Top Euaran-
tee. 5ae; comm. 5-day week. AR
LINOTON LACE BEAUTY
SALON. 1904 Columbia pike. Phone
Sun. ia. 5-3o56; weekdays, ia.
BOOKKEEPER. ASSISTANT MGR.
for apt house project, must be able
TO do geni ledger work with some
clerical duties. Good salary plus
apt Write LLoYDs APIS. 500
Tenn. ave. Alexandria. Va --3
BOOkkEEPER-For barber and
beauty supply business complete
charge Of small once. typing neces-
sary. 5-day wk Please write in
own handwriting giving qualifca-
ton and salary expected. Box gel
BookkSEiErER-RetaI store, tun
charge, 5is-day week. salary open.
Apply 5l9 Investment Bldg. 81
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CLERK CASHIER. 2I-35. for real
estate once: Typing essential. 5-day
wk. Call for apt. NE. S-O095.
CLERK-TYPIsT - Intelligent nlrh
work with opportunity for advance
ment; experience not necessary.
Call MISS BECKER. Elk. 3-5e36,
CLERK-TYPIsT, under Us exp.r..
fast. accurate S55 TO start. Be-
thesda area, OIL. 2-1lll. Il
graphic ability; excellent oppor-
GARDNER, ME. $3.50. ~s
CLERK TYPIST. general insurance
agency; electric experience pre-
ferred but not necessary, salary
S 9sa9 CAL MRS. GOLDEN. Ex; D.
CLERK-TYPIsT. under 80 yrs: As
fee. 5-day wk. RE. 7-2B62. -
CLERK white. 2l-40, hish
school graduate, to work in national
association, 5-day week. paid yaca-
ton and other employee benefits
Minimum speed As words per min
ute. Can ME-. SMITH. DI LAB
cIERK.TYPIsT.' white. for pleas.
ant ONCE northeast section. s.
benefits Must be good tvpiSt and
have nice handwriting Accuracy
and neatness essential. Apply
KANE TRANSFER CO. 2116 sth
so-ss Vim.
$50, See Miss Stanley. AMERICAN
SERVICES Room s14. 1919 r
cIRRK.TYPIsr-youns lady | cas-
ualty insurance once: excellent
working conditions and company
dement's. Apply Room 652. Penna
BLDG. Pa. ave. and 18th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT OR CREDIT CLERK
Age Is 10 30, Christian: excel.
lent working conditions and salary,
5.day week, Apply Box 18Th
CIERK-TYPisT. in small plessan,
important than speed 30S Colo
RADIO BLDG, l4th and O SITS. NV.
CLERK under IS. knowI-
edge OF shorthand REQUIRED: 5-day.
37la-hr. week; pleasant working
conditions Cali Mr.. RICHARDS.
Ma. S-4y57, or come In for inter
view. ia l4th st NV RIM. 32Q
CLERK-TYPISTS. STENOGRAPHER
immediate OPENINGS for young
ladies (l1-3al. to work In Bethesda
for PUBLISHING firm. Interesting
work, 5-day week. COMPANY bene-
fits. Apply In person, Room 200,
1903 EaSt-West hwy. Bethesda.
Nd. B
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hELP---WQMEN
CLERK
TEMPORARY

81 -35 years of age. capable Of work
ing with figures: hours, 9-5: 80,
Mon. Fri: Job will run throueh Feb
Apply personnel. Room 602: open
weekdays. S:80-5 and Sat, p-l2
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
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HELP-kEN
statesmen (2l

SALESMAN. advertising plan. con.
slant repeat business; salary. high
Commission. IA, 5-Q296. 81
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CASHIER

For ladies' ready to- wear specially
shop. MGR 1000 experience pre-
ferred but not essential. excellent
salary, steady position. See Mr.,
PeltZ. THE NEW BRESLAU, 6l4
18th st. NV, "A
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statesmen

For mems clothing and furnishing
store. National brand store Ap-
ply a. once: good pay. g30 ?
st, NV. -
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statesmen

II you have never been q salesman
but are reading this ad you are
the man We are looking for. We
and finance our own credit. The
only thing you must furnish is
the ability TO elarn and your own
car Stop in at $40 9th st. NV.
and see Mr.. WHITE II you have
been making less than $3.50 per
week. this may be Q turning point
in Y0tr life
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CLEAN-CUT
NEAT APPEARING

Our Arm needs 3 young men from
Arlington, with cars: 1854 per
mo. Call ia. 7-20l7 for appt,
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Salesmen-Ir- Statesmen

Patching home remodelins. ex-
liberal commissions. leads for quail
ned men: our statesmen earn be-
tween $40. 600 sec. 600 yearly. Ap-
ply DISTRICT CONTRACTING CO.,
INC, 26lS Bladensburg I'd. ne.
LA. 6-40fiO -
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SALESMAN

Worlds largest manufacturer OF
business forms and EQUIPMENT has
protected territory open in WASH
inRton area, for young man. 23-2S
with car. After > months, nome
$500 per month, applicant will earn
a minimum OF $500 the first year,
based on salary and commission.
plus expenses. COLLEGE preferred.
but not essential. Accounting or
previous sales experience helpful.
Can Ma. S-3707 for appointment.
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RnP-WoMEN
Key Punch Operators

Key Punch Operators
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
permanent Jobs for ex.
pertenced key punch operators
Termination Rand preferred. Career
opportunity with reliable concern
5-day week hours q to 5: regular
pay increases. sickness and retire.
ment benefits. Ages 1890.
Call Ma. $4,000 Ext. 2s6 for
Appointment
for MATS barber
shop. Excel. working conditions: 5.
day. 40-hr. Wk. Apply AZ personnel
once. ANDREWS BASE EXCHANGE
RE. $4,000, Ext. S2l65. d
MATHEMATICIAN: SIS 600 plus Sls
exp. paid; BA math. GENERAL
EMPLOYMENT. 1907 H st. NV.
BSmt.
MEAT WRAPPER. part time. expert
enced. good nay and working con-
ottions. Apply IN person. BUCK
INGHAM SUPER MARKET. 1929
Rhode Island ave. ne. al
MEDICAL LABJRATORY TLCHNI-
Clan. to work in Northwest DR.. 4
ofiee Once co. 5-0S97: home
z rH66.
NURSE. white, 23-45: live in or out;
for private hospital. References
co. o-4754. Is
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Assistant Service Specialist

College graduate Gigs years. In
terested in business career with Op-
portunity and able to bring to the
Job intelligence. interest and per-
Sonality Call MISS FARRELL,
Elk. 3-563S, 900 to 3. II
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CLERK
RECORD DEPT,

Sogns woman, 1888 yTs; Of age.
tailed ASSESSMENT. Good eyesight
essential. .5-day. 40-hr. week. Must
be available TO work . out OF 5
weekendS. Apply Personnel. Room
6o2. Open weekdays. S:3O-5 and
Sat. ala No phone calls.
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