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MiiG s; n. r, T.
Bklyn., 8; 81. L, /.
Cine, 2; Pittss 1.
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at 4 p. m, o. P. Ross FL. HI. of
Ruths No. 2008 meets at TIT
Grove st. Mrs. Carrie L. Dom
nell, M. N. G. 1st Thursday at
4 p. m. Vicksburg Chapter No.
l, o. E. Star meets, Lady H. J
Jones, w. M. End and 4th
Thursday nights, Christian
Home Society No. "a, meets at
Calvary M. B. Church, Mrs.
Evelyn Downing and Mrs.
Mary Geter, presidents. 1st and
3rd Tuesday nights, Loving
Unity Society meets on Lane
ST., in the Hall, Mrs. Mary &C.
ter, Pres. End and 4th Tuesday
at 4 p. m, Independent Dtrs
and Sons of Charity No. 4,
meets at the YMCA, DIT. Min
ME Travis, Pres. 1st Friday
night, Christian Home Society
No. IL, meets at Travellers Rest
M. B. Church, Mrs. Ollie John
son and Mrs. Sarah Arms, pre-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-09

The following churches will
observe Communion Sunday
November 10, 1857:
King David, No. l, IL a
m. and 7::30 p. m, Rev. S. H
Carradine, pastor.
Mt. Calvary Church, IL a. m
and 7::30 p. m, Rev. E. d. Strau
ghter, pastor.
Spring Hill Church, IL a. m
and z p. M, Rev. M. M. Nor
ris, pastor.
Travellers Rest Church, IL a
m. and 7 p. m, Rev. j. II. vii
liams, pastor.
Pleasant Hill M. B. Church
Sunday School 9; Service Il:
80, Rev. Thomas Ray, pastor.
Zion Travellers, IL a. m. ant
z p. m, Rev. Curley, pastor.
Burnstand NJ B. Church, Al
len, Miss, Sunday School 9 a
m. Worship service, 1890, Rev
Thomas Ray, pastor.
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723 Grove ST., at 7::30. All mem
bers are urged to attend. M. B.
Woodhouse, ST., president, Mr..
Fred Ware, secretary.
Wednesday evening at 7::3O
Weekly Prayer Meeting will be
held with officers in charge.
Monday evening at S p. m,
Youth Choir rehearsal, Mrs.
Odessie Hall, manager. Miss
Elizabeth Murphy, secretary
7 p. m, Senior Choir rehear.
sal, Mr.. George Murphy, pre-,
sident, Mrs. Jennie Dunn, Vice
Calvary extends big vel
come to the general public to
attend its worship services al
all times. Benjamin Wood
house, ST., Church Reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-09
BRIGHT MORNING STAR
M. b. CHURCH NEWS

Rev. S. S. lines, pastor; Miss
frankie Scott, reporter; Mrs,
Theresa Sims, church clerk;
Mrs. Lubertha Chiles, Building
Fund clerk; Mr.. Charles Jeter,
pianist for Senior and Junior
-choirs. Sunday service: $50 a.
m, S. S., Mrs. Lubertha Chiles,
Supt., Mr.. A. A. Hall, Asst.
Supt., Miss Willie d. Logan
and Miss Dorothy Pearl Will
liams, secretaries. Monday:
$50 p. m, Junior Choir re-
hearsal, Mrs. Rosetta Cant, di-
rector. $50 p. m, Senior choir
rehearsal, Mrs. Juanita Hol-
mes, president, Mrs. Maggie
Adams, vice president, Mrs.
Lillian Cross, secretary. Tues
day after first Sunday, Pas
tors Aid Club meeting at the
presidents home, 2506 Lititia
st. Everybody is cordially in
vited. Mrs. Rosetta Cant, pre-
sident. Wednesday: Prayer
meeting, deacons in charge.
Friday: Usher Board meeting,
Mrs. Martha Evans, president.
Christian Home Society No.
10, meets on first and third
Thursday night, Mrs. Lucy A.
Ware, president; Mrs. Susie
Williams, secretary.
On last Sunday, members of
the church were happy to see
Mother Martha Jane Ramsey
who has been out of the city
for over a year; also Sister
Natha Lee Wade and her dau-
ghter who has been absent for
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several months.

SeVeral mOnLnS.
Mrs. Rosa Reed, Mrs. Juan
tia Holmes, Mrs. Theresa and
Mr.. David VIM are all up and
doing well. They were at SER
vice Sunday.
Our sick and shut-in mem
bers are: Mrs. Addie Murphy,
Mrs. Matilda Robinson, Mrs.
Mamie Burnside, Mrs. Lille
Williams, Mrs. Mary Frances
Williams, Mrs. Rosa Washing
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Cross, Master Tavern Davis,
and Mrs. Martha Evans. We
wish for these members a
speedy recovery.
We, the officers and mem
bers of the Bright Morning
Star NJ. B. Church and crate
full to all the many churches
that participated in the pas
tors 5th anniversary on Sun
day, Nov. 3. This was the best
celebration in the church's his
tory and a big thanks goes to
both members and friends who
played well their parts. May
God bless all of you.
Our Missionary Society met
in the church with the presi.
dent in charge, assisted by the
vice president. All present
were well benefited. Our next
meeting will be Monday, No.
vember Is at z p. m. All non.
members are invited to attend
these meetings. Mrs. J. Hol
mes, president, Mrs. E. w. Hall
vice president; Mrs. Marian
Scott, secretary; Mrs. ]. B
Holden, assistant secretary;
Mrs. Cornelia Ware, treasurer,
Mrs. M. Featherston, chairman
of devotion.
On Sunday at 3 p. m, the
City-Wide Mothers meeting
win be held at Mt. Elan M. B
Church on Flowers Hill. AL
mothers please be on time
Mrs. Ella w. Hall, Pres, Mrs
Clara Calvin, Vice President
Mrs. X. c. Anthony, Sec.
We, the members and friends
are going to Clarksdale, Miss,
Sunday, November 10, to Je.
rusalem M. B. Church to help
celebrate the anniversary OF
our pastor, Rev. S. S. lines
Come one, Come all, and 60
on this journey with us.
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service will be conducted as
usual. The finance committee:
Deacon Lum Smith, Cleo
Diggs, James Elmore, Sis. Lee
anna Stevenson, Ada Fletcher.
Rev. w. M. Curley. pastor; Sis
ter Cassie Lyles, mistress of
ceremony.
Editors Note: This article
did not carry the name of the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-09
MT. PILGRIM nj. B.
CHURCH NEWS

Mt. Pilgrim M. B. Church,
Lynn ST., Rev. T. HI. Turner,
pastor. S. S. at $50, Bro. Willie
Ellie, Supt., Bro. Frank Pitt
man, ST., Asst. Mon. u p. m,
Senior Choir rehearsal, Mrs.
Mary Toles, Pres, Mrs. Doro-
thy Shorts, pianist. Tuesday
night, regular Prayer meeting,
Friday, $50 p. M, Junior Choir
rehearsal, Miss Mary Frances
Ellie, Pres, Miss Evelyn Jean
Thomas, pianist. z p. m, Sir
Knights and Daughters re-
hearsal.
NOTICE: The Orphan Fund
Drive began Sunday, October
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LOCAL SOCIETIES

First Monday night, Mt. AL,
bum Union No. s, Travellers
Rest M. b. Church, Mrs. Mary
Johnson, president. End and
4th Monday night, Independ.
ent Union No. 6, at Calvary Nj.
b. Church, Mrs. Odessa Hall,
president. 1st and 3rd Tues.
days at 6 p. m, Christian SO.
ciety No. II, at MT. Zion No.
2, Bro. Scott Osborn, presi.
dent. 1st and Bird Thursday
nights, Christian Home Soc.
iety No. Is, at Mt. Zion No. /,
Fort Hill, Mr.. w. M. Griffin,
president. End and 4th Fridays
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CALVARY CHURCH NEWS

Services Sunday begin with
Sunday School, $50 a. m, Mr..
George Murphy, Supt., Mr.. Ar
thur chatham, Asst. 4::30 p. m.
the Religious Training and Ed
vocational Movement for Dea-
cons will meet in the church
building. All officers of this
degree or title are requested
to be present and on time. The
meeting will last only one
hour. Mr.. A. A. Taylor, chair
man, Mr.. Eddie Gray, Asst,
Mr.. Benjamin Woodhouse,
ST., Secretary.
The Young Women's Pro-
gresSive Club will meet Nov
ember 20, at the home of the
vice president, Mrs. Rosie Bell,
24l4 Pearl Street. All members
are urged to attend. Mrs. Mar
garet Sims, president.
The Young Mems Progress.
sive Club will meet Nov. Is, at
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AiSA, oPOAloOA.
SERVICES AT REV. w. NJ.
Curley's church, with Rev. r..
F. Vernon, master of ceremon-
les, will be held Sunday, No.
vember 10, beginning with Sun
day School, conducted by SUI
perintendents Charles Lyles
and Isreal Brown. At IL a. m,
Professional from St. Peter
Church, led by the pastor and
officers. dwelling of Church
will be done by the pastor and
officers to be followed by Is
minute song services by the
choir. The Welcome address
will be given by Mrs. Annie B.
Strong and will be responded
to by Mrs. Dolly Countryman.
Tribute to the founder will be
paid by Deacon Tom Jackson
and Sister Melvina Gooden. A
paper entitled, what Shall
The Harvest Be-" will be read
by Mrs. Deanna Stevenson;
solo, Bro. Eddie Brown; 1.-THE
Progress of the Church under
its present leadership" by Bro.
Bonnie Williams; reading, Mrs.
Ethel Hubbard; duet, Bro.
Charles Lyles and Sis. c. w.
VILLAS; paper, Miss Ollie B.
Amos; solo, Mrs. Lucille White;
re-opening sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. w. M. Curley.
Offering will be conducted by
Deacons Watt Franklin, Column
bus Robinson, Mack AtcheSon,
William Brooks, Hardie Lewis,
Anthony Wright, S. M. Nit
chell. A report will be given
from the churches that have
been invited. The $50 p. m.
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sidents. Brothers and Sisters
of Zion meet on 1st Monday
night at Mt. Zion No. l, Fort
Hill, Mrs. Rachel Mack, Pres.
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THE JUNIOR Missionary So
ciety of the Jackson Street
Baptist Church will meet Mon.
day night, November IL, at the
home of Mrs. Martha Faulkner
The president, Mrs. Inez Evans
is asking all the members to
be present and any member of
the church who would like to
become member of the Soc.
iety are invited to be present.
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church nor the kind Of pro,
gram).
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-09

q and will end November %.
Members and well-wishing fri
ends are asked to please help
in this drive. Last year we raj
sed the sum of S117.00. This
year we would like to reach
$4,000. We have six Orphans
we would like to help with
your assistance. Rev. t. H. Tur-
ner, sponsor.
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las ACRES
AN EVEN DOZENl

OF the incest apis. in Washington
are found in this ultramodern det.
cor. apt. house in top-notch DC.
loo. This BLDG. has every feature you
are lpokins for n ss rs sOod
Si.. 1000 yearly and expenses are
low, so that a minimum OF SI5,O00
invested here will buy you a real
bargain producing hne income.
Today, cali Wo, 6-0963,
Jess Fisher e. Co., Inc.
1920 X ct. NV. Realtor. Elk. $751;
1ConfInped an Ns1t paee1
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CONTINUED on Next PassI
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OWNER
GA CE0

sl.750 down to civilians: less than
81 900 down TO career military.
bedrms.. brick, separate din. rm..
tull basement, scr. porch, newly dec,
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SHOPPING CENTER
A Trailer or Motel site

10 acres. with home. or I unit
court. Water and sewer An. A good
investment. with space for sSpan.
frontage. u. s. Rte. /; WOODBRIDGE,
Va. Call OWNER DU. 7-6e26.
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A real, CT

Listen to this-4-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod. Pull basement
with rec. rm. Nice fenced
yard with large shade trees:
$4,000 OF appraised.
HOLLEY REALTY
$500 Lee Hwy. KE. $685.
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HELP-MEE AND WOMEN

UsSS meW 6WV WOm 6W
AGENTS for real estate once. viii.
ingness TO work and funds TO pur-
chase license are only require.
ments. Ideal for retired active
persons. ABRAVE REALTY. Is
10Th ST sc. Ii. 6-4444.
BEAUTIClAN, male or female. tor
salary 500 commissions; b-day
week. ARLINGTON VILLAGE
pike. ia. 7-4643. ia. $4,000.
OFFICE MANAGER, interesting
position dealing with public n
large housing Establishment. MUS
nave good aceount'ns BACKGROUND
age 22-45. Salary commensurate
with ability. Box 172-K. Star.
PHOTO COUPON salesmen OF
S r,is n,,,. sSp ps hisnsst com
CO. Cos. s.I Rlgs bonus. Any time
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-op.
portunity for experienced man OF
woman; active rental once: pro.
tnal weekly drawing account: lib
eral commission deal on sales and
rentals. Call IA. 7-2o59. after
sunday.
SINGERS soloists wanted for
city church, ia 2-6e62. MR..
DEERE. OF IL 3-346l.
SKIP LOCATOR for delinauent &C.
counts. NEW YORK JEwELRY
CO. 7le 9TH st. NV.
TEACHERS. white for pvt. school
IN Va, Keel. salary. Cal IA
7-sf5g
CPLE.. white; 1889 10th Ct. nv,
sober. honest; care small roomine
hse In exch. fnrn. apt
EXPER. GEN. once work. knoWl-
edge OF Bookkeeping. sales ability
See MISS AEER, SOS O st. NV.
Room III
COUPLE for resident manageri
apartment house. non-drinkeri
and non-smokers. you may &C
auire interest In this property
free Box l4o-J. star
PART.TIME TYPIsT, Ehorthanc
not REQUIRED. or will give use oil
desk. . typewritera. 2 dictaphonek
mimeograph and other ofiEs
equipment also use Of private
once. al free 70 public stenog
rHpher. Boz 1871, star.
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OPPORTUNITY

Large local cafeteria chain has
terested in q career in industrial
food service, some related expert
ence desirable no weekend work
excellent company benefits. Write
giving complete resume to BOZ
17O-K. Star,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING in beauty eul-
ture: all subjects taught, approved
for 81 training gay and svenIns
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aECRETARY

we have an opening for an ex-
perienced top secretary to the
president OF one Of Washington
largest ORGANIZATIONS. This is an
exceptional opportunity for Q high
grade, competent. ambitious secre-
tary. Salary based on experience
and ability. Give a complete resume
OF your experience, present salary
and salary expected. Please DO not
reply unless you have the above
qualifications and are only DESTROYS
of making the change because your
present opportunities for advance
ment are limited. Box 479-k. star
SECY.. legal exper. $1,000 500
SECY., Pentagon exper. ----S37l
SECY., ne, knowl. bkkpg. SIS
SECY., import-export -. SIS
SEcY., construction exper. to SSh
RECEP -TYPIST. PIX S85
TYPIST. some steno. $3.50 mo
TYPISTS. dictaphone to 1926
CLERK TYPIST, Catholic $3.50
CLERK-TYPIST, beginner - S6E
BOOKKEEPER. real estate SSt
ALLEN O'BRIEN. Personnel Service
14O4 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 1-72sO
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SECY.. legal exp, efficient. desires
resp. position. $50 Sunday or
evening after $50. WO. 6-2i70.
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HELP WOMEN
EonnofIt.ARss N cISES ~

Sell newest personalized Christmas
Cards. about Sc each. Make sos on
IS boxes MAoIcOLoR Cards. 81
Assortments. Christmas Letters,
gifts. Bic Sample Book FREE. as
sentiments on approval. FREE gift
for promptness. Write SOUTHERN.
47S n. HOLLYWOOD. Dept. 3Sl.
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coLoRED--PTiysts lessons, pisng.
ms. IA. e-4i03.
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HUTCHINSON COURSE in public
speaking personal approach to
your public speaking needs small
classes. no charge for recording.
interview and analysis. Call DR..
HUTCHINSON. WO GAIL.
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LEAkN TYING FROM EXPENTN
ditioned TEMPLE SCHOOL. 1888
q 81 NV. MA b-4620
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There's A Cape For
And for your taste too. Here are five new spring

There are shapes and shapes in capes this
spring and whether you're tall. short, we'll
fed or slender, there's one that will do the most
for you. There are shoulder capes, hip-length,
full-ength, cape sleeves and coats that aren't
really capes but just give that effect flor people
who simply must have sleeves).
The sheath dress with the cape sleeves at the
left is by MIR. Mort for junior sizes Below,
cocoon jacket and dress by Larry Aldrich.
The coat is by Frank Gallant, and the fullness
of the armholeS makes it look like a cape from
the back. The fared cape suit at right, top,
comes from Max Milstein. while the dress with
organdy capelet was designed for petite sizes
by Andrew Arkin. JOAN RATHER
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THIS WEEK Moso,ioe March 10. 1857
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STENOGRAPHER
RESIDENT
BRIGHTWOOD AREA

UNDER 40. NEAT. REFINED. EN-
E ERGETIG. o BAHK ,pTSoSssIJT1oN. Ex-
Apply Rm. 300. 100 K st. NV.
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STOCK GIRL. colored. for ladies'
dress shop. Good starting salary,
pleasant working conditions, Apply
S555 Fenton ST.. Silver Spring, Md
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STENOGRAPHER

Young lady 20 train for position
as secretary; permanent position. -
flts include paid vacation, rest
periods, paid holidays, sick leave,
group hosp and insurance Apply
Stone Paner Tribe Co
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CLERK STORE ROOM

cafeteria kitchen: maintain inven-
tory:i some cashiering counter and
cleSning supervision. Early daytime
hours in cafeteria in Government
building Liberal employe benefits;
40-hr week, Monday through Fri
day; age ~ to 40.
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UNDER 40. NEAT. REFINED, EN-
ERGETIC. BANK POSITION. EX-
CELLENT OPPORTUNITY.
Apply Rm. 200. 100 X st. NV.
STOCK GIRL. colored. for ladies'
dress shop. Good starting salary,
pleasant working conditions. Apply
So55 Fenton ST.. Silver Spring, Md
TEACHERS, white. qualified for tor
positions. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGCY., 1341 g ST. NV.
TELEPHONE INFORMATION elk.
COLLEGE; 70 to 80; S245 start
COLUMBIA EMPL.. l341 G NV.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR-to assist
with general ONCE work, good op-
portunity. pleasant position, 5-day
week. Apply ONCE, KOPY KAT. ia
II ST., N. E.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, by hote
equipment firm; 40-hour, 5-day
week Vacation. sick leave. etc
Apply to End FIR. ONCE, e. B
ADAMS CO. 64l New York ave
NV.
TEMPORARY TYPisT. 8 mos; assn
Downtown: $65.
COLUMBIA EMPL.. 134l @ NV.
rYPIST. exper. IBM-PSM; 5-day
40-hr. wk. sick and vacation leave
salary open. RE. 7-054S.
TYPIST. ediphone operator. 1886
insurance claims department. Per-
manent position. Opportunity for
advancement. MRS. REFS, 340
WoodGa Bldg, DI. 7-5lS0.
TYPIST. capable taking news BY
telephone. Apply in person. THF
ASSOCIATED PRESS, $50 Star
Bldg.
TYPlST, not over 40; 5-day, 35-hr.
week: tipping checks, form letters
and other general Office detail; $50
per wk. to start. Write Box 293-X.
Star.
TYPlST- CLERK. with some recep-
zionist and personnel duty; S3l15
year to start; 5-day, 40-hour week.
Must type s. w.p.m. Interesting
work for motion picture concern.
Apply End n l012 l4th st. NV.
Do not phone.
TYPIST--Trade association has an
opening for competent typist. cleri-
cal experience required: salary.
$1,000; o to 3, 5-day week Con-
yenient Dupont circle location. HU
3-A2OO
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STENOGRAPHER

We have an opening for a younr
lady with good knowledee Of short
required 5-day. 37l..hour week,
Annual and sick leave. Group in
surance benefits for employees. Eco
nomical cafeteria IN building Apply
personnel Office Bird r. EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO, SIG 18th
st. NV
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SECYS.-STENOS.
CLERKS
STENOGRAPHER

Interesting work and opportunlty
for advancement with large real
estate and mortgage loan firm. Mod
ern conditioned Offices. liberia
employe benefits. We would like Ia
talk TO you II you are a high school
graduate. under 81. and can type
" words per minute: 5-day. 35.hr
d.. .7-S300, WEAVER BROS. INC,
Washington pidy
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STENoGRAPHER

Take shorthand S0.fO0 w.pm.
willing to transcribe Edison discs on
q routine basis. 4O-hr, week: pleas.
ant working conditions; many EN-.
ployc benefits. including airlilif
PRIVILEGES. Call MIR. BEST at ME
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CLERK-TYPIST

National scientific research organi.
ito assist in statistical. medical
studies. Must be intelligent and yer
satile young lady. Age :O-35, with al
least . yrs college or work ex-
perience. Accurate tipping required
Starting salary. S3.l2O; 37h-boul
week. Excl. working cond. For in
terview call Elk. 3-Sl00. Ext. 900.
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HELP WOMEN
CT ERIK

For dry cleaning and laundry store:
highest rate VI pay available. with
excellent chance Tor advancement
experience preferred but not es-
sentinl. Apply CENTRAL CLEAN
ERS. 323 Carroll ST. nv,
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ATRTINE CLERKS

YOUNG trainees start S2as mo.
ALLEN-OBRIEN Personnel Service
l404 New york Ave. RE. 1850
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

ADDREsSOGRAPH. GRAPHOTYPE
OPERATORS. We have . openings
tor properly qualified individuals,
experienced only need apply; excel
emnJoye bansfits inci,,d;np naid vss
cation, 5-day week. No phone calls.
Apply in person. THE NATIONAL
BANK OF WASHINGTON. 619 14th
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ROY

Wonderful opportunity for quail
ned stenoeraphers desiring tempo.
rary employment. immediate daytime
ASSIGNMENTS tho week ends or eve-
ninesl NE S.Ha2n
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SALESLADY
SALESLADY

Have you sold furniture
Have you a good retail sales
background? We need a live
wire personality between
the ages of 28-40. Only those
with a good sales back
ground need apply.
Salary and commission,
Permanent position. Pleas
ant working conditions.
Company benefits and dis
count on purchases. Apply
Mr.. Newman,
HUB FURNITURE co.
eth and d SITS. NV.
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HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER

High school graduate. Age under 40.
5-day week. Good hours. Apply TO
THE CITY BANK. 9th and Mass.
ave, NV
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SECRETARY

For operating rm. Know med
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