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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-12-19

New record highs in fresh
man enrolment has been Sc
for the past five years al
Mississippi State College for
Women.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-12-19

Attend the Church of Your
Choice This Sundayh
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-12-19
SEWERS WANTED MINED

lately - Work at home
doing simple sewing. We sup
ply materials and pay ship
ping both ways. Good rate of
pay. Piece work. Apply, Dept.
4, Box 7010, Adelaide Post
Office, Toronto, Ontario, Can
ada.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-12-19

FOR SALE: Wringer-type
washing machine in gooo
condition; also a television
antenna. Phone 1O69-J. Lex
ington.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-12-19

Patronize Our Advertisers
They Appreciate Your
Business! ~
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-12-19

SPINET PIANO = rated in
highest grade, at tremendous
reduction People with good
credit can just assume small
payments. Must find good
home in next ten days. Well
move at no charge. To inspect
without obligation, write
Home Office, Joplin Piano
Co., Joplin, Missouri.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-12-19

POSTED SIGNS: Get your
posted signs at The Lex
ington Advertiser.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Miss Patricia Reames To Represent
Amelia County At Tobacco Festival

AMELIA. July The Beauty
Contest. 4 ons0lld by the
Amelia County Wonlau's Club
with Mrs. c. r. Stone as char
man, was held in the War Me
mortal Building on Friday
night. June 28
Henry Fulchcr Of radio sta
ton WF'LO. Farmville. was mas
ter Of ceremonies With Mrs Kim
81 W.nso as assistant. Harris
umstead. Of Blackstone. Mrs.
Am MCGOWAN and Mrs w. R.
Bowerson. both Of Crewe. were
Judges Miss Karen sue Boyles
was pianist and Miss Joan Wesr
sang 4 solo between shows.
The first SECTION Of the contest
was presenting Of 81 girls be
tween Tour and eight wears Of
age from which Little Miss
Amelia WAS chosen. Miss Karen
Smith. daughter Of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Robert Smith and sponsored by
the Hilltop Diner and Caroway
Grocery, was selected for this
honor and crowned by Dr..
James l. Hammer
Mrs. H S. Emerson. sponsor
ed bY Aufo Treat NJ9ripW,a
Tractor and Equipment Co,
Buddy's Motel. Emerson's Clio
ver Farm Market. and Farm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05

Freeman.
Miss Twilight. ridden by Joy
Wood took first place in Glass
,, JUNIOR Equtatiou. red. sassy
Boots. ridden by Janet Davis:
yellow, Princess Anne. ridden by
Anne Frances Davis. Of Rich
mond: white, zazza. ridden by
Daphne Barnes.
First place winner IN Glass 4,
Amelia Bride Club Class, was
Bowlerldge ridden and owned by
George o. Hardy Red was Wait
For Me, ridden by Dana Eas-
tea. yellow Big Blaze. ridden by
Stephen Farrar. Jr., and white.
Golden Girl ridden by Norman
Hutchens.
Class 5. Small Poly Pleasure.
Blue. Jack Be Nimble. ridden by
Betsy Moore. red, Tattellack.
ridden BY Joan Pruitt, yellow
Creield Filigret, ridden by Lau-
III Lindenlann: white, Lithgow
Proud Poet. ridden by Bobby
Llndemann.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05

yellow, La Paloma ridden By
Mrs. Florence Doyle, and
Aliquando, ridden BY Florence
Barnard: white. zazza. ridden
by Daphne Barnes, ard Sassy
Boots, ridden by Jeannett Davis.
Knock Down and Out class:
blue. Mitag, ridden by Laura
Crowder: red. Golden Choice,
ridden By Jonah Montgomery:
yellow, Dagmar, ridden by Tom
my Pulliam; white, Mr.. Duffy.
ridden by Joan Snead.
Pleasure class: blue. Miss Twi-
light, ridden by Joy Wood; red.
Rose Marie. ridden by r. F.
HALEY; yellow. Cedar Blaze,
ridden by Stephen Lee Farrar,
III. white. Rusty. ridden by Dor
is Blackwell.
Small Poney Hunters: blue,
Gin Buck. ridden by DIN Hardy;
red. Tatterjack ridden by Pat
Jones; yellow, Penny. ridden BY
Lisa Heron; white. LithgoW
Proud Poet. ridden by B b b y
Lindemann.
Large Pony Hunters: blue,
Princess Anne, ridden by Ann
Frances Davis. red. Sassy Boots,
ridden by Janet Davis: white.
Zazza ridden by Daphne Barnes.
Owners Up Class: blue, Belle
Harbor. ridden by Judy Widen
er: red. Wait For Me, ridden by
Dana E tie +, yellow, Bowl
eridge ridden by George o.
Hardy, III; white, Miss Twilight,
ridden by Joy Wood: pink. Ro-
man Rhonda, ridden by Susan
Van Waggoner.
Large Pony Knock Down and
Out Class: blue. AZazza. ridden
by Daphne Barnes; red, Plin-
cess Anne, ridden by Anne
Frances Davis; yellow, Sassy
Boots, ridden by Janet Davis.
Go AS You Please: blue. Miss
Twilight. ridden by Joy Woods.
phen Lee Farrar, III: yellow.
Tatterjack. ridden by Joan
Pruitt: white, Butch, ridden by
Jane Reed.
red, Cedar Blaze. ridden BY Ste
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Amelia Bride Clubs Annual
Horse ShO,r Winners Named

AMELIA, July ! The Amelia
Horse sho9. spon ofed By HE
Amelia Bride Club was held at
the fairgrounds on Saturday
June %. Jack Sale. well. know Il
in Soathside Virginia was
manager and nounc er
Charles Bishop, of Waverly. was
judge and James Anderson, of
Amelia. ringlnaSter.
First place winner in the Lead
Line was Tatterjack ridden by
Martha 10 Pruitt. Second place
winner was Sasparilla ridden by
Andy o Neal, Third place WIN
ner was Penny ridden by Paige
Conastock. fourth place winner.
Red Rebel, Ridden By Ed Royal
Sheffield.
Blue ribbon winner in Class 2.
Jnnof Equitation. Was Jack Be
Nlmole. ridden b. Betsy Moore !:
red. Cricket. ridden By kathy
Whit. yellow Proy's Poet. rid
den by B b by Lindermann.
white. Warrior. ridden by Pen
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05

Go AS You Please class: blue,
Country Squire, ridden by Lin
wood Davis; red, Dusky, ridden
BY Florence Barnard: yellow.
Big Blaze. ridden by Stephen
Lee Farrar, Jr.:. white Rosema-
rie. ridden by R. F. Haley,
Small Pony Knock Down and
Out class: blue, Warrior. ridden
by Pen Freeman; red, latter
jack. ridden by Pat Jones; yell
low. Penny, ridden by Lis Her
ron, white, Gin Buck, ridden by
| DIN Hardy.
Donna's Jubilee + d d e n by
Donna Gilman took first place in
the Colt Glass: red, Doll Baby,
ridden by Marvin Toone; vel
dow, Flicka, ridden by Beverly
Speas; white, Oakie, ridden by
Dana Easter.
Lithgow Proud Poet ridden by
Bobby Lindemann was fir t
place winner in Glass 8 the
Small Pony Hunters. Red went
to Penny. ridden by Lisa Her
ron: yellow, Sarsaparilla. ridden
by DIN Hardy; white, latter
jack, ridden by Jane Pruitt.
Large PONY Hunters. blu e
Sassy Boots, ridden by Anne
Frances Davis; yellow. Gray
Magic, ridden BY Bill Courier;
white. Zazza, ridden by Daphne
Barnes.
Working Hunters class: blue,
Bartender, ridden by Mark Han
kins: red. Trilby, ridden by
Donna Gilman: yellow Mitag.
ridden by Laura Crowder; White,
Country Squire, ridden by Lin
wood Davis
Dagmar ridden and owned by
Tommy Pulliam was blue Win
ner in the Open Jumpers class:
red. Country Squire. ridden by
Linwood Davis: yellow. Dusty
Roads. ridden by Joar Sread;
white. Golden Choice, ridden by
Jonah Montgomery.
First place winner in the
Pleasure Glass was ALquando.
ridden by Mrs Florence Doyle:
red. Billy, ridden by Scott Bry-
an: yellow, Dusky. ridden by
Florence Barnard. white, Red
Rebel, ridden by E. F.. Massey,
Jr.
IN Glass IA Working Hunters:
blue, Peter Jones. ridden by
Miss J o e p h II e Myers; red,
Wait For Me, ridden by Dana
Easter: yellow. Dagmar, ridden
by Tommy Pulliam: white. Bar
tenda. ridden by Mark Hankins.
Large Pony Pleasure class:
blue, Butch. ridden by j an e
Reed; POGO Piel, ridden by
Meredith Hardy; yellow. Grey
Magic, ridden by Bill Courier:
and white, Red Hornet, rid
den by Liz Courier.
Pairs class winners We're:
blue. Jack Be Nimble ridden by
Betsy Moore, and Warrior, rid
den by Pam Freeman; red.
Country Squire. ridden by Lin
wood Davis, and Princess Anne.
ridden by Ann Frances Davis;
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05

some Of their vacation at the
beach and will spend part of it
in Florida.
Mrs. T. A. Wood. Of Richmond,
visited last week with her sister
and mother, Mrs. Rolf Wood and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Family Reunion,
Birthday For
N0nagenaridn

Keysville. July 4 Ninety
five peop'e attended the annual
Harris family reunion Sunday IN
celebration q the 9lst birthday
q Mrs r q Harris. The gath
ftine took Place IN the Woman $
Club community house here.
After picn.c luncheon,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05

Richmond, moved into their new
home in Portsmouth last week.
Mrs. L. W. Patteson has been
spending several days with
them.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Mrs. T. A. Collins.

Mrs. 7. A. Collins.
Vaughn Jones. of Richmond.
spent several days last week
with his grandmother, Mrs. "
E Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farmland, Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05

Vile Creamery. was crowned BY
Winflee Grizzard. Amelia Post
master. as Mrs. Amelia.
MISS Patricia Reanes was
chosen from IS contestants as
MISS Amelia and crowned by
Wayeily Copley. principal Of
Amelia High School. Miss
Reames viii represent Amelia
county at the annual Tobacco
Festival in Richmond in October.
The first runner UP was due for
4 trip to the Peanut Festival
in Enporla but due to The. fact
that Miss Gail Lush won this
honor ana viii b. in New Yea
land as IFYE representative
at this time. The second runner
tip. Nj IS Carolyn O'Neal, will be
given the TIP and the accom-
panvine 81.
Miss ReameS was sponsored
BY oAkla nd Dairy. w. R. an d
7 &. Peamas, Barnard's Dairy
ana II W. Enerson's Farms.
Nj Lush was sponsored by Dr..
aNa Mrs. g. L. Hammer. Amelia
Eso SefVicenter. and Dr.
+ ga ciiffe. Miss O'Neal was
sponsored BY Marlowe Tractor
aAd Equipment Co. Morris
Chevro.et C0rol Stores, Good
n.sn Iraek and Tractor CO.
HYMNS were sung to the accom-
pannment Of the plano played by
Ms. Harris granddaughter in
law. Mrs. Wayne Harris, Of West
Point.
Among Mrs. Harris numerous
Gifts was a thrce-tiered birthday
cake trimmed with pink roses,
presented by her daughter Mrs.
W. 0. Pillow, with whom the
honoree makes her home. Mrs.
Harris also wore a corsage OF
pink roscbuds, a gift from her
Great granddaughter. Mrs B. r
Clements. Of Elon College. N. c.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Dillwyn Rt.l

July wv Mr.. and Mrs. Light
foot Harris and son. Charles, of
Richmond, has been spending
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Paid Political Advertisement

Voters of Farmville District, Prince Edward Ca
THE RECORD IS CLEAR
b s @ hove he'd ps the go2 ss IS
n a f h6s 9 nn yo ny best oenon and sd9e fhs
1857 was reted ou ' 959 9 " ."
nay record eIeor hove offended the boofd and
regularly and token Of special
Serving onhe Bood considerable erosp county
the pos eos o m to oe VOC sof nen
re- sho continue to exert my best efforts o@o conscious
~ o g." 1s osS' county your Vs
PRINCE EDWARD TOOK IT'S STAND
been brought into the
been % Ss f Gao 9 ~at a1o IS s s as
SON. con be devised which satisfactory to the Of the
pe o be ssoo 5eo 1850 s s e eos
fof al 1en the Schools q County
be cP @ T s0 o oo eo be
o @ oo a'S se ee " na eoss
Illegal o 81 Supervisors O910'SS 4"
e. 6 oe y"na Ct PETITE" TIE g9od 196
ss e fe 'fs s assf oa p
the
Bs ssSs II Ps5s 1ae he's "o YET found II
@ sc oss;
of
only Of Prince Edward but Of
ISSUES STILL UNSETTLED
ed would education those
schools and would release
their children schools
THIS IMPRESSION IS ERRONEOUS!
The hos not sold that the public schools
decided in
school which operated rooioIy basis
Woly Of
educational before the federal
() Supervisors required
will ntegroted schoos2
opDrovoI
Of
school
county scholarships indirectly bv
schools which do admit without
These and several other
q County ho
moo oct ion con
ECONOMIC PROGRESS
Although the Of Boodo Of SLpe
hove direct nILencee
the>economo development county, q
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
ECONOMIC PROGRESS

Although the actions Of the Board Of Super
Wsors do not hove direct control or influence on
the> economic development Of the county, as q
member take pride in the economic stability Of the
county government and the business oonnunity
Despite unsettled conditions and vexocious
problems the county Of Prince Edward has reduced
its bonded debt by $500 400 during the past four
yeors Its totol bonded debt IS but S21 800 1t hos
outstanding current obligations, and has oper-
oted within its budget
IN the business community here are the focts
Bonk deposits. Jan 81 1863
SIC, 235, 957.O 90 Up s1,754, 252OO
Gross business volume, 1852
S29 238, $500 Up $3.50, 10000
ToxobIe property assessments
Sis, 5O4 878.O 90 up $685., o22 90
Public Service Corporation Assessments
S2,933 All 90 Up Soo, O63 90
State Income Tex Assessments 1852 ncome)
$685. 400 Up $40, 953 90 Or 1920
MY RECORD
stand upon my record
will appreciate your vote of confidence in the
Democratic Primary July 2 and if elected will pro-
mise you careful and conscientious attention to the
duties of the office
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HELR MEN
TOPCALIBER
SALESMAN FOR
NATIONAL DRUG
MANUFACTURES

MANUFACTURER
PloaEh. he, Memphia, Tennessee, a
large established national drug and
cosmetic manufactures, win exten-
ave rational advertising has an
opentng In Is wholesale dixtzioa for
IN aggressive salesman q hifhest
TYPE 70 cover territory Consisting Of
District q Columbia. Virginia and
MeN Virginia, with headquarters IN
washington d. c.
We prefer . man between - and %
years O age win proven record Of
successful selling 20 drug, grocery,
ers a. well as drug and grocery
chains. Applicants mas b. wiling
10 travel extensively.
his territory now netting 500 10
$4,000 per year with hiEher earn
ings possible due 10 expansion. Sal
any, expenses, commissions and
liberal bonus, Plus company ingur-
ance plan, retirement and other
company bene1t8.
Write giving complete background
and selling exnerience. Enciose re-
[-AAA 1A-0HHAANAs m AtNAAALGA4A4lN VIII
Be held In gtrictegt confidence. Ap-
plicants who meet above require
ments win Be contacted n the near
future for interview with Sales Man
agef. Write Box lS4Js star.
~ sERVICEMAN, experienced out
side for established shop in new
modern building. Permanent, full
time 20 with guaranteed salary
plus. Hl-l37g.
TV SERVICEMAN
500 up salary and commission. ex-
perienced, home calls, car fur.
nisned, hours IS, nice customers.
cal DQMDSs NC llle Conn. ave,
EN-. 2.l3oo.
TV SERVICEMEN
Inside and outside. Top dollar, expert
enced only. IA. s-7pSz.
TV SERVICEMEN
Inside and outside. Top dollar, expe.
rienced only. IA. s-1992.
~ TBcH1cIAN and outside men,
tul o. part time exper. only W.
TRANSPORTATION MANAGER. fun
charge. We. private school. 70 buses,
ssyooo-ss, 500 70 start. JE. l-siiL
TRUCK DRIVER. steady work, must
have Maryland chauffeur's license,
200l Kenilwurth ave. ne.
UPHoLsTERERs, expeT., steady
wash. 81. Falls Church, "a.
WATCHMAN : Part time or fun
time. Must Be able 10 pass strict
background Investigation. Nights
and weekends. Sis hr. Reply Box
~, star.
Pipe welders wanted for several
large apt. projects in Nd, Va, and
ID. c. areas. WA. T-5184.
WELDER : Layout, structural steel
and miscellaneous iron. Call BEEL-
Err METALS CO., 1850.
YOUNG MAN. aggressive. intelligent
as trainee In sales Of laundry and
dry cleaning equipment. N-2 yrs,
Give complete history OF past en-
ployment In resume including char
acter references. Box l03-Hs Star.
YOUNG MAN INTELLIGENT. 4. s.
Grad. % work N general eOntrac.
sxper. pref. but not nee. Can III.
400.
YOUNG MAN wanted BY new car
dealer. Opportunity for career train
ing in automobile business. Slz-day
wk. Must type 40 w.p.m and under
stand figures. We are an equal
Opportunity employer. Call Mr..
HICKEY ROYAL MOTORS, 400
Ga. ave. NV. ia. $500.
Sss FRONT END LEADERS, Case
backhoe operators. Only expe-
rienced and dependable need ap-
ply. Good wages. s3l-2lS7 any time.
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ACT NOW! Full or part time, pleas
ant, easy work. Earnings start i'm
mediately. No experience ne c e 8.
sary, Phone ql6-39ql.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

LABoRKRa, M. Gebhardt, IRA c.
RlGGER. NC. SWIMMING pol 80
Gta, hte- -, acroaI from Balaif
Shopping Csnter b Bowls, Nd
LOCEs1fEfH SIS Wsek. Kn0EisdFs
an LOCKS mciuding chnnginR cnm-
blnations O safes and installing door
checks. List experiences IN reply.
Replies strictly confidential Boa
4s9-X. star.
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HELP WOMEN
PIX OPERATOR

Immediate opening for q young lady
between 100 with pleasing teie-
phone personality and some PIX
experience, (S55) eongenial Office. IN
upper Wis. ave. area pleasant
working conds., S-day, lo-hr. VII,
many employe benefits, cal EN-.
1850. Ext g for interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
SALESWOMEN

Experienced, full time and part time
ewes. and Sat. Arl., Va.-Full time
and part time days. Conn. and X
g; nv. Enc SPo[tswear shops,
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COLOR NE PINK

COLOR ME PINK
I've been tickled. Our
employment office
will be opened Sat
urday, so all Of you
happy people can
apply for work with
US, hooray. We need
happy people to help
us run the business.
We heed them 10
help our customers
place the long dis
lance calls that they
cannot place them
selves. Come in and
see the employment
interviewers Of THE
C&P TELEPHONE
COMPANY at TBS
18th st. NV, $3.50
am. to 4 pm. We
are an equal oppor-
tunity employer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
HELp MEN
fcOUINUEDl

AUTO PARTS COUNTERlIAN. must
be fully experienced. Fun or part
time. Hours 70 suit. BladeuVieW
Auto Parts, 399-5ooo.
AUTO MECHANIC = Salaried oppoF-
Fleet Of new Plym0uths, emphasis
for M0ntg. Co. resident. sllo salary
plus vacation, group disqualification
and life insurance. Bon lll-J. Star.
AUTO MECHANICS, foreign car e.
perience, with tools, Sday week.
ing. disqualification retirement plan
KING. POHANKA OLDSM0BILE-
FIAT, li26 2oth s.. NV.
AUTO SERVICE MANAGER :
Growing Washington Metropolitan
GM dealer offers excellent oppor-
tunity for q qualified person. Must
DC thoroughly experleneed and IA
department. GM experience desired
fers unlimited opportunities for the
right nah in this fast growing deal
erShip. Salary open. Our employees
know Of this advertisement. All re-
plies viii be personally handled by
the dealer only and VIII be held In
the strictest confidence. In reply
please state In brief your expert
ences qualifications and where and
when you may be contacted. An re-
plies viii be answered. Box 3l0-J,
Star.
AUTO MECHANICS, expanding
Rambler dealer has openings for
two general mechanics. 500 pay
plan. Plenty Of work. Unusual COM
pany benefits. Rambler exper. pref.
but not nee. Contact Mr.. Mills,
SOUTHEAST RAMBLER INC. LU.
$500.
AUTO SALESMAN, exper. for Va,
neW-car dealer. Excel. pay plan,
Prefer man with Ford products
BACKGROUND; No phone calls please.
Contact Sales Mgr. O'BRTEN AND
R0HALL, 1911 Wilson blvd, All,
Va, IA. $500,
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HELP-W0MEN

ACT NOW! Full or part time, pleas
ant easy work. Earnings start i'm
mediately. No experience n e 3
sary. Phone 9le-3SSl.
AMBITIOUS WOMEN, without neg.
lecting your family you can earn
good money selling AV0 cosmetics.
Call DI. T-022l.
APPOINTMENT GIRLS = Want to
make real money setting appoint
mentS. No selling for you. Work at
home or In our office. 3 to Z hrs.
per day. Phone MR.. DAWSON IKE.
ASST. MGR, for small hotel. Some
exper. on front desk desirable.
Local references required. Write
Box 2ol-J, Star.
BEAUTICIAN for immed. empl. Sal.
FAIR, CT. 900, S1i-ji7l.
BEAUTICAN-Top sal. and comm.
for top stylist. Busy salon. ALEX
AMBER DE MILO, EX. 500.
BEAUTICLAN, exper. with follow.
ing, guaranteed salary plus 500
MARY's BEAUTY NOOK
Prince Georges Motel
I36-l4se 10. s-sl37
BILLING CLERK, duties will include
typing notices, correspondence and
fling. S-day wk., starting salary SO
per wk. Promotions and raises de-
PENDENT upon personal ability;
Pleasant working conditions, all
company benefits. Call Mr.. Keith,
137-leq6.
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HELP MEN

CHEMICAL CO.. has $50 Nh full
tine opening for nan $50. ear 10
serFice eStablizhed local customers.
Cal III COLE ast-s19t days "a
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JANTTOR

For luxury apt. bldg. at sizs Conn.
ave, NV. Must be married, with no
children. Have experience with gas
boiler. Call MR.. AMATULLI, or
Resident Manager MRS. HISERs
W0. SOY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

500 % salary and Commission, ex-
perienceds home calls car fur
nisneds hours IS, nice customers.
cal DQMDS, INC, Alle Conn ave,
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E2;xperisncs.d. ier yirsinis an buIIladins
500 between Q and 8.
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LUMBER SALESMAN

ExPeneneed. eaPabls q gensral take
Oh work IN millWork- Selling 10 re-
al an eontraet trade Z, PeImSns1s
nlLLWOkks Annandale, Va 80
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HELR MEM

R0oFER8 = Composites, also hslp-
Sc e s = 49, n e 80, ssrt III
Mr. CHIN (WoodhF1dGa) 10
HL5J6. o. 0anassas) NINA
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CASHIER; check out; ExpeE. Icesl
co6Sr pR sEs SIS aGP NJ. ss.. P D!s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
! bench man. floor man. Top men
only. Top Job. Top pay. 52q-0q50.
AUTO INSPECTOR Qualified
mechanic to perform Va. state auto
inspection. USUAL co. benefits.
Please contact Mr.. Myers, JE. z.
200. FALLS CHURCH CHKYSLER-
PLYMOUTH, me- Lee Highway
and Hlllwood ave. FaIls Church. We.
AUTO MECHANICS = Exper. to do
quick service type Of work, good
oppor. for ambitious yng. men,
many company benefits. See Mr..
Wells at Palmer Ford Inc, $50
jamestown I'd, Hyattsville, Nd.
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Recipients of the Rich Prize
at Wesleyan and the Poor Eel
lowship at Princeton, Mr..
Hodgson was q past moderator
Of the Iowa City Presbytery
and past president of the Iowa
Philosophical Society.
He also was a member Of
Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Tappa
Phi, the American Philosoph-
ical Association, the low q
Academy of Science and the
Eastern Iowa Presbytery Of the
United Presbytery Church.
Mr.. Hodgson leaves q son,
James B. Hodgson. jr., Of 500
A street Sc; two sisters, Ada
E., and Ann z. Of Emporia,
Kans.; and five grandchildren.
He directed that his body be
donated to the George Wash
ington University.
A memorial service will be
held at 3 pm. August 4, at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church.