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Lecture -

tContinvsd from Back Psqs)
AND HIS MYTHICAL ADAMS, EWES. MUIR
pERoUs GAINS. JUDAsEs kNAvEs AND FOOLS.
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD - REPUDIATED BY
THE c-H-tL-D-LE-Ss CHRIST JESUS. WHO
PERFECTION, OF CREATION, GODS OFFSPRING.
OUR TRUE BEING. OF "oUR FATHER-MoTHER GOD.
ALL-HARMoNIous" - REPLACING PSEUDO,
BURLESQUE MAN.!
THE REAL MAN. OUR TRUE BEING. WAS NEVER
SINNER NEVER BORN OF SINNER. WOMAN.
UNcLEANI (Job)
GENESIS 1871: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT He 1.-THE ONE. REAL PARENT CREATOR
HoNoRED BY THE C-H-lL-D-L-E-Ss CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE, AND, BEHOLD. 1T WAS [-Ls-l
VERY Good!
"FRoM THE METHODIST PULPIT INTO CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE" $395 at the ELIZABETH JAMES STUDIO
ANDORIA HOTEL - $3.50 Third - Detroit z, Michigan.
WE ARE REVIEWING THIS REMARKABLE, PAR
TIAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF REV. SIMONSEN FOR
ABOUT THE FOURTH TIME. IT HAS sMlLARiTEs WITH
THE LIFE OF ST. PAUL.
REVEREND AND MRS slMoNsEN. GRAND CHRIS
TIAN SCIENTISTS AROUND THE TURN OF THE GEN.
TuRY. WERE PRIVILEGED IN BEING STUDENTS OF
ONE OF MRS. EpDY'S MOST HIGHLY VALUED CHRIS
TiAN SCIENTISTS. EDWARD KIMBALL, esd; AND
MRS. EDDY, HERSELF. WAS MOST FRIENDLY. HOS
PiTABLE, AND LOVING. TO THESE TWO GRAND, PiO.
NEERINc CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS - OF THE SECOND
GENERATION. PERHAPS. WE SHOULD SAY
OUR IMMEDIATE NElCHBORS' IN FIFTH CHURCH
WERE MUCH INTERESTED IN EXAMINING THIS PRE-
CIOUS VOLUME. THE LADY ON OUR LEFT LOOKED
THROUGH IT FOR ABOUT IS MINUTES AND THE MAN
TWO SEATS TO OUR RIGHT WANTED TO BORROW IT
IT WAS A JOY TO MEET CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
OF NUMEROUS BRANCH CHURCHES.
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Budget -


This t2se3 hudgss projects balance and ,h.r. ~.
GOOD reasons TO expect that II will remain BALANCE. n,
promised upon increased revenues rssvsino from es
nved uPtvrn In the economy This is the outlook f.r,.,
by every economic index.
Some will argue ss many Democrats did with rs.pse,
President EIssnhowsrs $3.50 budget that rs oroise,s
surplus st worst Phony and al best uncertain The half
billion surplus rests on whole series Of premises ts,
Congress will pass ns revenue bills Mr. Kennedy is ssina,
the present recovery will continue for al least ,h
next 10 months, that new costly crisis will d.v.Io, =
world affairs But these arguments which were broh,
against the last Eisenhower budget proved 70 bs Invalid
the arguments which phony, not the bvdoe,.
similar criticism Of ihe Kennedy budget will almost
certainly not bs borne out.
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Issues -.


tConfinued From Back Page
This be seen the record Of the uN when
M the stage for e Senate investigation Of uN operations
N The Congo and for fodays luncheon meeting between
resident Kennedy and Secretary General Than IN new
York
Inc record also provides basis for judgment as 70
""ener Congress should accept Mr. kennedys proposafo
IVY >'oo million in UN bonds part Of which presumably
" used to help finance The Congo operation.
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Hayden :

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among fhs Western Big Three France from the begin
mas stood out against any dealing with Russia concern
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"HE RAISED EvERYoNE's SALARY!

"A friend Of mine, because of his sound character and
wide experience called take the managing d.
recforship of large business employing many
thousands Of people, Under the influence OF senferesf
dishonesty and nsfciency the business had been dsn-
tegrstns and in debt. With spiritual inspiration de-
rived understanding Of Christian Science and much
courage this quietly went about correcting all
that upright Those who forsook their errors re-
NAMED help the company but the few who would not
do so their lesson elsewhere This under
stood the presence and unity Of good taught in Chris
Science Introducing many righteous qualities espee-
tally wisdom, economy, and brofhery love- Manual p IN.
he raised everyones salary and in he awakened
his employees affection for honesty justice and integrity
From the lowest employee to the highest employer,
GOOD service forthcoming The company began to unite
and flourish as before Today is widely recognized
as an outstanding and influence for good IN the
business world
AS WE PERCEIVE AND REALIZE GODS SPIRITUAL
IDEAS IN CONSCIOUSNESS. THEY MEET OUR HUMAN
NEEDS, DESTROYING OUR INQUTiES AND HEALING
OUR DISEASES. CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS USE THE
LORDS PRAYER AS DO OTHER CHRISTIANS. BUT THEY
ARE BLESSED IN HAVING ITS SPIRITUAL INTERPRETA-
TvoN AS GIVEN m THEIR TEXTBOOK. THIS SPIRITUAL
INTERPRETATION USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE
LORDS PRAYER ENABLES THEM TO APPLY ITS HUM
BILE PETITIONS AND SUBLIME AFFiRMATloNs UNDER
sTANDNcLY ~ OVERCOMING ALL THAT IS UNLIKE
GOOD"
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Ing Berlin unless made concession 10 Western viewpoints
N advance. The United States agreed generally with ths
French approach logically but tended TO keep ssH open
to- end receptive Of any advances compromise
OF The Berlin issue. Only Great Britain has been holly
favor Of new attempts at settlement
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U-N =


Nonsinved from Back Page)
IN ONE SENSE. YOU ARE RIGHT THE REplJRi /,
CANS WERE NOT REPUBLICAN ENOUGH INSTEAD
OF NIXON TRYING TO PLEASE THE SPIRITUAL .BAs-
TARD Hebrews 12I 81 LABOR LEADERS WITH RE-.
sPECT TO THE STEEL STRIKE. HE SHOULD HAVE
COME OUT FIGHTING AND BLASTED THE DEVILS IN.
VOLUNTARY SABoTEURS ! TRAITORS - AND WE
MEAN DAVID MCDONALD AND ARTHUR GOLDBERG
SETTING BACK THE COUNTRY SIS BILLION AT THE
VERY LEAST!
WE INVITE you TO PRAYERFULLY EXAMINE OUR
WIRE TO PRESIDENT KENNEDY JANUARY 81 1861
AND OUR COMMUTE DIcTATON TO HIS FATHER
THREE WEEKS AGO THURSDAY EVENING, Soc AIR
MAIL POSTAGE. AND THEN READ THE MARKED COL.
UMN ON BILLY GRAHAM, SUNDAY EVENING, 123I-6I
"A SATAN-HAMPERED EVANGELIST NEEDING LIBER-
ALTON FROM THE DEVILS MAJOR RACKET, s-E-xw
WE KNOW YOU ARE A HEBREW AND ONE OF
THE MOST LIkABLE ONES IN THE COUNTRY you
AND ADMIRAL RIcKovER ARE HEBREWS ONE CAN
RESPECT AND ADMIRE - IN CONTRAST TO THE SEX
RAcKETEERINc HEBREWS OF THE ENTERTAINMENT
WORLD AND WORLD OF LETTERS!
BUT, BROTHER. YOU NEED TO MAKE YOURSELF
A THoROUcH-COINC CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STUDENT
ALL NoNcHKisT SCIENCE CLERGY, LAYMEN,
LEADERS, AND MASSES, ARE UNREPENTANT SIN.
NERS SPIRITUAL cRIPPLES RIP VAN Wrinkles
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL /! - NOT NECESSARILY
IN OBVIOUS WICKEDNESS. BUT IN INvOLUN-
TARY ERROR 4! - PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY,
JUDGMENT, HONESTY, intelligence!
PART
PEARL HARBOR : the FOREGOING
BREED GUILTY!
KOREA LIKEWISE!
HEAVEN AT HAND. WITHIN Y0U!-
THUS SPOKE CHRIST JESUS.
AND GODS TWO HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVES
SINCE THE MASTER - HIS MARVELLOUS. IMPERA-
TIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, "ScIENcE OF
SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE - W0MANS MAN
CHILD - FATHER. SON, AND HOLY GHOSTS
GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY = INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES. REvELAToR - REVEAL THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF sUPERsATURATED,
NcoRRUPTIBLE, UNINvADABLE, oMNi-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!
AND WE WILL FORCE THE 'cocKEYED CLERGY
TO GIVE FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS PRIORITY
OVER THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE
FRAUD AND Myth MASQUERADiNc AS LORD
GOD" IN SUBSEQUENT CHAPTERS OF GENESIS!
es: GENESIS III: THE LORD-coD RAISED UP MAN
FROM THE DUST OF THE GROUND - NOTHING
NESS" = GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH REvE.
LATloN! - THE DEVIL RAISING UP MY-T-H-'-
CAL ADAMS EYES, MURDERoUs GAINS, JuDAsss,
kNAvES AND FOOLS. THE EGO AND PSVCHOlo
cY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD! -
REPUDATED BY THE C-H-I-L-D-L-E-SS CHRIST
JESUS, THE WAY. THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" -
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE oo"!
The ONE. REAL UNIVERSE VERY GOOD" !
AS PER GENESIS 1881: land GOD SAW EVERY
THING THAT HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT GRE
AToR - HoNoRED BY THE cH-L-DL-E-S-S
CHRIST JESUS u HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD, u WAS
l-Ls-l VERY Good!
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! axes -

tconiinved From Back Paee
zion l2:l, 81 WOULD REVEAL - AND DEMON
STRATE = a COMPLETE AND FINAL REVELATION
REVEALING THE UTTER "N-o-TH-LN-c-N-E-s-s"
OF DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUD AND
MYTH - MASQUERADING AS "LORD-GoD" -
GENESIS SECOND CHAPTER AND SUBSEQUENT
ONES, g.: GENESIS III - RAISING UP tBuR-
LEsQUE, PSEUDO, HUMANl MAN FROM THE DUST
OF THE GROUND - "N-oT-H-l-NcN-E-s-s"l 49,
DEVIL ADAMS EWES, MURDEROUS GAINS. JUDASES.
KNAvES AND FOOLS THE EGO AND PSY-
GEOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHOoD!
REPUDIATED BY THE c-HI-L-DLE-s-s CHRIST
JESUS, 1.-THE WAY, THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE"
"MY WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE DO" 4!
GENESIS 1881: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT He 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
= HoNoRED BY THE c-HLL-DL-E-s-s CHRIST
JESUS Il HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD, IT WAS
[-LS-l VERY GOOD"
ITO REDUCE YOUR TAXES"
Neither you any patriotic American would want
reduced IL would deprive your government OF
funds needed for defense essential purposes.
BUT THERE IS WAY TO REDUCE YOUR TAX
RATES WITHOUT CUTTING OFF, OR LIMITING FUNDS
FOR MILITARY AND OTHER NEEDED PROGRAMS. OR
THROWING THE BUDGET OUT OF BALANCE, WAY
THAT IS SOUND AND REALISTIC
It will provide relief for YOU matter which tax
bracket you in
II will moderate both individual and corporate tax
rates gradually t;veyear period.
II will defer for YOU individual on long,
capital gains until such times you sell hold
ngs receive cash profit and do not renvesf the proceeds
II will reduce the your estate and your
gifts
II will make IL easier for your business 70 replace
and obsolete equipment.
II will work this way:
The first brsekef Of personal fax rates will be
dveed 20 IS percent and the top rate brought
down AZ per from 81 per cent in five stages
with corresponding reductions in all interim rates.
The top corporate rate of 81 per cent will be
dveed TO AZ cent also in five stages Setting the top
of individual and corporate at ihe level
rghtfvly the Of unneorporafed businesses
which for IS per of all businessesand men,
Of professions tax keel with corporations
a opposed to the higher rates they pay.
3. Estate tax rates will be reduced from top OF ~
per per and ihe top rate Of gift tax from
5775 per 3s2s per All lower rates Of both
will be reduced in proportion. This comprises
other important easement Of ihe impact Of capital taxa
fion. wy
T. There will be reduction Of approximately IS per
ihe ve-yesr period in The time during which
business will be allowed TO charge of he cost Of plants and
equipment before figuring their taxable profit
This will give you. and everyone. al least 2s~psr
u will do this without shifting TAX BURDENS
Of taxpayers TO another. Almost so pr cent
savings in individual will sefo those
in the taxable brackets up TO $4,000 M
IT,
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Mother Church

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EITHER THROUGH RUTHLESSNESS AND GREED, OR
THROUGH FEAR AND INCOMPETENCE AND BELIEF
IN HARD TIMES. SUCH NEGATIVE THINKING SAvoRs
OF WORRY, FAILURE. AND SLEEPLEss NIGHTS. TO
HAVE DOMINION IN BUSINESS SO THAT WE POSSESS
IT AND IT DOES NOT POSSESS US, WE MUST PLACE
IT IN GODS HANDS BY LETTING THE GOLDEN RULs
BECOME THE BASIS ON WHICH IT STANDS DOING
UNTO OUR EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES AS WE
WOULD HAVE THEM DO TO U.s. BEING MORE CON-
cERNED WITH GRACIOUS SERVICE THAN PERSONAL
GAIN; BEING OBEDIENT TO DIVINE PRINCIPLE IN
STEAD OF EXERCISING PERSONAL DOMINATION; U.s.
ING ENCOURAGEMENT MORE THAN cENSURE AND
BEING HONEST. PUNcTUAL, ORDERLY. AND JUST. IS
THE WAY OF THE RIGHTEOUS THAT PRosPERS.
IF SUCH QUALITIES AS THESE CHARACTERIZE
THE EFFORTS OF EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYEE ALIKE,
BUSINESS BECOMES THE FATHERS BUSINESS. THE
MOST HARMONIOUS. SATISFYING. AND REWARDINc
BUSINESS THERE lS'
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"c0D's IDEAS MEET HUMAN NEEDS"

CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST TAKES OVER MANAGING
DIREcTORSHIP OF A LARGE BUSINESS CONCERN EN-
PLOYiNC MANY THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE. "HAD
BEEN DISINTECRATNG AND WAS IN DEBT"....
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEB 3. 1892
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REAL ESTATE statesmen
HIGHER INCOME!!!!

Two full time men to ioin estab-
lished Bethesda, chevy Chase
Potomac and Upper MONTGOMERY
real estate firm specializing in
exclusive subdivision and preferred
brokerage homes, ranging from
$50 1000 UP. If you are not afraid
OF long hours-hard work that is
guaranteed to pay off in high
income, let's talk 1t over. We offer
tull time Secretary-receptio
24-hr. phone service, active back
ing by management and a happy
cooperative staff. We are willing
to train the right men If YOU are
willing to learn. Mrs. Edwards,
OIL. 6-SS6S ''
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HELP N EN-

OPERATOR, experienced, Cat. 955
front-end loader, for large resi-,
dental construction Job. LEAD,
Err CONSTRUCTION CO, 97ls
Fernwood I'd, Bethesda, Nd, Mr.
Martin, EN-. $4,000,
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Project Manager

To manage a cooperative housing
protect located in nearby Mary
land, consisting of 900 separate
family units, roads, sewerage plant
ana WaterWorkS. Manager will re-
direct and supervise office per-
sonnet, shop and maintenance
crew and be bondable, Unfur-
nished living quarters, consisting
Of three bedrooms, living room,
kltcnen and bath, plus utilities
Will be furnished. Must stand rigid
investigation Salary will depend
on man and his ability to take
over Immediately. Box 4S2-B, Star,
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FRESHMAN, verticals OF
Heidelberg. Must be experienced.
man. Good pay. Pleasant work
ing conditions. Write BOX 22-B,
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HELP MEN

MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN,
perm. position w/hosp.. retired
Navy cleo. mate pref. Reply Box
296-C, Star,
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RELP MEN

MEN, part time. Can earn $50 wk.
Apply 1926 H st. ne.
MEN-(3) NEEDED Immediately, no
exper. nee. to supply food prod
ucts and cleaning supplies to est.
customers; earn $3.50 and more
per hr. (percentage) to start. APP
ply 739 18th st. ne, $50 to
1890 am.
MILITARY PERSONNEL - Immed
openings for 10 yg. men who are
neat in appearance and have car.
Call MA. 7-3246 for interview.
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HELP MEN
SALES $500
APPLIANCES

Wholesaler needs an exp. man for
local terri. VIII be on n1anufac-
turer'S payroll at $500 salary
plus. New car furnished. GRAEB-
NER'S. l343 H st. NV. Elk. g.
1877. Sill. Spg., JU. S-3144 (emp),
SALES TRAINEES = Dynamic ex-
pansion and promotion opens new
opor. to break into office equip.
field. Home office training. 4
weeks. then $3.50 plus comm. and
expCn, Bill Hopson, SMELLING
AGENCY. sos 14th st. NV.
SALES TRAINEE, excel. opport.
with natl Org. . yrs. college.
all expenses paid, car furn.. good
advance. 4.S00. POT TOM A C
EMPL., OIL King St. KI. S-5055.
SALES TRAINEE, $500. HIS grad,
1925, 3 mos. eXper., wholesale
merchandising to retail food OF
drug outlets. GUARANTY EMPL
956 N, Monroe ST., Arl., ia. 3.
h535; l01 N. Alfred ST., Alex,
XII. 9-3770.
SALES ENGR, instrumentation, ne
SALES ENaR,. ex.A. F. col St or ex.
U. s.. N. capt, exper. Govt, sales
principally landing gears, no fee
SALES ENGR,. EE, engrg. system,
and R. g. D., Govt, n. f, tc
S14,00C
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SALESMAN

Exceptional salary plus comm. CO.
benefits. Unusual opp. for am
bilious exp, salesman. Protected
loo. established territory with Ice.
E tern manufacturer. Repeat
business. Excel. opp. for advance
ment. Car nee. State full DUAL.
Box 212-B, Star.
u. Il.
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REFGR. SERVICEMAN

REFGR. SERVICEMAN
Exper. Top pay LA. $4,000.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, National
Jewish community relations org,
Salary open. Box 275-B. Star.
REPORTER PHOTOGRAPHER, fo,
growing newspaper organization
in nearby Virginia Aggressive
young man preferred. Apply Fitz.
hugh Turner. Loudoun Times
PUBLISHING Company, Leesburg,
Spring Till.
ROUTEMEN-GOOD HUMOR MID
ATLANTIC. INC. With good driv-
ing, record. Interviews will be
held Monday and Tuesday. March
of Employment Security, 1915 Far.
rragut st. HyattSville, Md. from
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AlLES. REPRES.
$110 WEEKLY
SECURE POSITION AS
DRIVER-SALESMAN

No layoffs, Guaranteed sos week
earnings unlimited If YOU qualify
their favorite dairy product
Modest bond deposit. Secure your
future now. Apply in person Mon
day or. call for Thursday evening
aDDOintmept
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PURCHASING AGENT

PURCHASING AGENT
Electronic company will 20 $4,000
Ior some purch. exp. GRAEB-
NNEh 3, l343 H st. NV, EX. s.
911. Sll. Spg., Ju. 1914 temp J.
REAL ESTATE SALES, Virginia:
! opening in our Virginia office
Tor man OF proven ability.
Finest working conditions and best
anywhere. Member of NILS. For
interview call Earl Farr, OI. =
1411. FRANK S. Phillips, INC
REALTORS.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen come
and go. We've just had to 90
why? The grass is greenerI n
really amt" but your income
here will be $1,000 per mo. cause
we'll show you W-2s if YOU wish
to prove it. Best location, pvt
parking, wall-to-wall carpeted
office, floor duty galore. / re-
qulrement-muSt be lister and
salesman. Call me for confiden-
tial interview, Mr.. Ralph A, Vim
cent, sales Mgr, JE. $4,000, VIM
A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC,
Realtor. Member M. L. S.
RAEL ESTATE Statesmen. NY
SaleSmen are making big money
Come IN and talk to them, If you
can can WORK iuil time, there's no rea-
higher income bracket also, Cal
me, Ron Brown, for an appoint.
ment; BROWN g. BROWN REAL.
Ky: FALLS CHURCH, VA. JE. 4.
GOAL.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-seyera
openings for hard go-geters, cal
necessary. 399-2300, LU. 2-92l6
REAL ESTATE-Car necessary Full
or part time. Commission basis
Sell good homes in BrightWood
PetWorth, Woodbridge areas. MIR
VOGEL. 622-2600.
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BOX 491-B, STAR
JUNIOR
EXECUTIVE
OPPORTUNITY

We wish to contact a high.
type man, age % to 40,
who has sales executive abil-
lty for one of the largest
and Oldest companies in its
field. Must be a resident of
the Washington area for at
least 3 years, preferably COL
lege graduate and married,
Starting monthly income up
to 500. Write fully. giving
personal data and business
background. A personal in
tervieW will be arranged.
Box 33S-B. Star.
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a Subsidiary Of Litton Industries
4SOO calvert Rd. College Park, Md
An Equal Opportunity Employer
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SALES

New CHEMICAL PRODUCT sold
and needed by every business. BIG
REPEAT, NO NIGHT WORK. High
Apt.
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SALESMAN

National organization has oppor-
tunity for experienced salesman
or route salesman to call on es-
tablished accounts. Age 80 to so.
Salaried position, car allowance
and fringe benefits. Call Mr..
Dunn for appointment, WO.
6-S50l.
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Miss Schutt HOnOred
With Bridal Shower

enjoyed a sightseeing trip to
Washington. Mrs. Kate Garrett
accompanied them to Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Boswell
and son. Jay, spent Saturday on
the James River, fishing and
boating.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Scott and
Mrs. H. E. Boswell, Jr., are
spending several days as guests
OF Dr.. and Mrs. M. B. Leath. Of
High Point, N. c., at their cot
tage at Holden Beach, N. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Monk and
family spent several days visit
ing relatives in the Dutch Town
community.
Swanson Jennings. of En-
poria, spent the week end here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jennings.
Guests of Mrs. Hodges Bos-
well and family on Sunday were
Mrs. C. G.. Johnson and Helen
Johnson, of Alexandria, Mrs. w.
w. Cook, Of Franklinton. N. C..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Warren and
family, Miss Thelnla Petty and
H. H. Petty, all Of South Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. e. H. DeJar
nette and daughter. Mary, Of
LaPlata, Md, arrived on Mon
day to spend several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Walrod.
Mrs. w. B. Farrar, ST.. is a
patient at the Southside Com
munity Hospital in Farmville.
Miss Barbara June Stafford,
Of Norfolk. is spend in G this
week as a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Spencer and Miss
joyce Spencer.
Guests on Wednesday of Mr..
and Mrs. Borum Morris were
Games Smith and Alden Taylor,
Of Ashland. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Pace and Mrs. F. R. Pryor,
of Fluvanna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro Hillsman.
of Newport News, spent the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24
Five Forks

Aug. 23-Revival services will
begin at Bethpeor Baptist
Church the first Sunday in
September with preaching at II
O'Clock Sunday and again Sun
day night at 7:45 and continue
through the week. The pastor,
Rev. J. E. Shockley, will do the
preaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Hancock
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Phlega,
Mrs. Ruth Wells and son, Doug
OF Lynchburg. and Tom R. Han
cock. of Tuggle. spent Saturday
with Mrs. Maggie H. Harris.
Miss Carolyn Crute. Of Vic
toria, spent last week with her
uncle, J. D. Crute and aunts.
Misses Lillian and Iona Crute
Seaman First Class Billie
Gaunce and family, of Norfolk,
spent the week end with his
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M
Gaunce.
Mrs. Robert Forennss, of Toll
eda, Ohio, and Mrs. Ernest Hunt.
OF Montgomery, W. Va, spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs
M. D. Harris, Mrs. Tom Scott
Elan. of Meherrin, spent the
week end in the same home
The Rev. and Mrs. j. E.
Shockley. Mrs. Maggie Harris
and Emma Burks were Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
{. Gillian. in Farmville. On their
return home they called on Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Stockton and
Miss jamie Dickerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Jones. of
Burlington. N. c., spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Butcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Warren, OF
Raleigh, N. c., spent the week
END IN the W. L. Harris home and
visited other relatives along the
way.
MRS. L. r. Gillian, of Farm
vile, and Mrs. John Oyerton of
Kenbridge. spent last FRIDAY
with Mrs. John M. Harris
A large crowd attended the
meeting and picnic supper at
Buffalo Presbyterian Church
Saturday and enjoyed the adj
dress giving by DR.. John Gun
bingham.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24

BURKEVLLE, Aug. % -
Sharon Robertson and Freda
Boykins entertained at a miscel-
laneouS shower on Thursday
evening in the home of Miss
BOykins. honoring Miss Betty
Schutt whose marriage to Rob-
ert Thompson, of Crewe, took
place on Saturday at the Burke
vile Baptist Church.
DR.. John r. Deem has return
ed home after spending two
weeks in Canada, Nova Scotia
and Newfoundland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Harwood
and Mrs. G. V. Scott, Sr., of
Richmond, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Walrod and family at
Burke's Tavern and Mrs. W. B.
Farrar, ST., at Southside Com
munity Hospital on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell
and family. Howard Martin and
John Martin moved into their
new home in town on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C.. Owen
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Simboli and family, of
Colonial Heights. Cheryle Sim
boil returned home with her
grandparents for a visit.
Doris Lee Thompson, Of Rich
mond, spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. w. B. Thomp-
son.
Sue and Gary Simmons are
spending this week in Mt. Airy.
N. c., with their grandparents.
The Jessie Cullers Circle of
the Baptist Church met on Tues
day evening with Mrs. R. P.
Via. The Eva Saunders Circle
met with Mrs. Mamie Chick.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wander
bilt, Of Coral Gables, Fla,
spent Thursday night with MI.
and Mrs. Chester Walrod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cook
and family spent Friday night
in Richmond with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. o. Dalton. On Saturday they