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good, Rev. S. H. Jones, Isl
Vice President and Rev. W.
NJ. Saffold, End Vice Pres. all
were on their jobs to do what
ever they could to help.
Mrs. j. N. Rucker, the Mus
ic Director was on the Job
and did a good work. The
Dean A. c. Cade, and Direc-
tor A. R. Hicks, were busy
on their job.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-08-31

MR.. AND MRS. LUTHER
FORD, of G m b in G, La.
made a week end visit in the
city this week visiting Mrs.
Ford's Father, Mr.. & Mrs. w.
M. billiard, and while here
they motored to Memphis,
Tenn. to visit Mr.. & Mrs. T. c.
Smith, and Mr.. & Mrs. c. C.
Sawyer, and they reports a
pleasant visit, and they are
returning back home Aug. 81,
1868.
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Many members attended Re-
vival services at Rose Hill M.
b. Church, Sunday, Rev. c. ID.
Thigpen, pastor, Rev. Shelton,
revivalist, Sis. Geneva Reubin,
clerk.
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SyIvorenu News
Miss Willie Edna Smith,
Agent

NAloo VHliC Gulld OtIiItU,
Agent
Annual Revival was held al
Sylvarenia M. B. Church
Brandon, August $3.50, DR.
Louis Rawls, Chicago, ILL.,, re
vivaliSt. Churches invited
Monday night, Mt. Zion, Jeru
salem; Tuesday night: Rock
Pisgah, Friendship. Wednes
day night: New Mt. Zion, Pine
Valley. Thursday night. Rock
Star, Mt. Ridge and Morning
Star, Jackson, Miss. Pastor
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The Jr. Choir of Sylvarena,
attended Revival Services at
Rock Star M. B. Church, Fri
day night and rendered mu-
sic, along with other mem
bers, Mrs. lice Anderson and
children, also Willie Mae Viii.
liams. The revival was a sue
cess, spiritually and financi
ally. Nine members were. add
ed to the church. Rev. r. L.
Luckett is pastor.
Sunday evening visitors in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Smith were: Mr.. and Mrs
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
September /, 1868
BY Rev. George A. Harper
511 Avenue G.,
Greenwood. Miss.

BY rev. George "A. harper
511 Avenue c.,
Greenwood, Miss.
SURRENDER AT PENIEL
Scripture Lesson = Genesis
1886 Print-Genesis 80: 22-32
Nj E MORY SELECTION
Humble yourselves therefore
under the mighty hand of God,
that he may exalt you in due
time.-Q Peter 5:6.)
Often people pray for the
Lord to make them humble.
The Lord can easily do so.
Whenever people do not hum
BILE themselves, then it be-
comes necessary for the Lord
to do so. Again and again in
the Scriptures, the command
of the Lord is for men to hum
bic themselves. Men can do so
if they will, and when they
do so it will not be neces-
Sary for the Lord to do so.
Gods right hand>or arm is un-
der men which is His everlast-
ing arm. His left hand or the
mighty hand of God is over
men. Whichever hand men
touch, that is the hand the
Lord employs. When men ex-
alt themselves and aspire ex-
altation, God will employ His
mighty hand to bring them
under. When men humble
themselves and repose on the
everlasting arm, that is the
hand that will bring to men
exaltatiOn, or a lifting up.
JACOB SENDS HIS FAMILY
OVER THE FORD TAVBOK:
Jacob prepared to follow be-
hind the gifts ne had sent his
brother. During the night of
the same day, Jacob took his
two wives Leah and Rachel,
his two maids, and his eleven
children, and crossed the ford
of the Jabbok. He also took
eve ryt h n G he possessed
across the ford. Jabbok was a
stream that flowed from the
mountain of Ammon near
the town Rabbath Ammon.
This stream was a recognized
frontier. It is now known as
the Nahr Ez Zerka. The Jab-
box flowed west into the Jor-
dan and Jacob crossed it from
North to south. Jacob no doubt
took his family across the
ford and then crossed back
to the north side. However,
there are some who contend
that Jacob did not 60 back
across the stream but remain
ed on the side where he had
brought his family and pos
session.
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THE NINTH ANNUAL SEES
SION of the State Sunday and
BTU. Congress, Auxiliary to
the Progressive Baptist State
Convention of Mississippi Held
at New Zion Baptist Church.
Rev. A. w. Moore, Pastor
August 20, 81, %, %, 1863
with messengers from over
the state and visitors from
California, Illinois and Tenn
esee and this Session was one
of the best Sessions held yet.
The Instructors all were on
their jobs, and the students
were inspired to do their best
to get a Christian Education,
IN fact all the workers were
on their jobs, Ministers as well
as others. Many good Sermons
were Preached by the min
listers, and Addresses made.
and the Song Services and
Music were very good. And
every one left the meeting
more determined to make
next session still better
one.
Rev. L. S. Sorrel was pres
ent and delivered an inspir-
ing a d d re S, Rev. A. w.
Moore, President delivered
his Address, which was very
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-08-31

BE SURE TO ATTEND THE
CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE
- WE HOPE YOUR CHOICE
is TO WORSHIP AT SYLVIA
RENA.
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Weekend visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. E. l.. Sims were, Mr..
Marcelles Holloway and sons.
of Gulfport, Miss.
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Miss Mary Jean Parker
spent last week with her
cousin, jamie B. Parker, in
Jackson, Miss.
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Mr.. G.. w. Walters and MI.
Arthur Henry Pippins visited
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Smith, Tuesday.
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Miss Mary Jean Parker is
spending the week with Mr..
and Mrs. James Milton in the
Jerusalem Community.
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MRS. CANNAS LEE RAM

MRS. CANNAS LEE RAM
SEY, of 1O8 Vardaman Street.
left the city Friday August
%, 1868 to spend her Vacation
in Chicago, Ill. with her moth
er, Mrs. Annie Lue Brown,
her 81 ter, Martha BesS
Brown, and also her little
nieces and ne p h e w S, her
Grandmother Mrs. NJ a r y
Byrd, Aunts and Uncle and
many other members of the
family and friends. Mrs. Ram
sey is the wife of Mr.. Charlie
Ramsey, and he and her many
friends hope for a happy Va
cation. If it is the Lords will,
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-08-31

On the second Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. M. Williams and
children, along with Misses
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with Esau, but instead it was
with God. Jacob had not fully
committed his life to God. He
had to come face to face with
God before he could come
face to face with Esau. Thus
God demonstrated His super
iority over the stubborn and
arrogant pride and sin of Jac-
oh and Jacob knew that he
could no longer resist the will
of God. What he needed now
was the mercy and the bless
ing of God.
JACOB is BLESSED, HIS
NAME is CHANGED:
AS we proceed with this
strange incident in the life of
Jacob we find that Jacob
sought for a blessing from his
opponent who had wrestled
with him d urin G the night.
Wounded but clinging to his
opponent who wanted to move
on because the day was draw
ing, Jacobs request was
granted. The question was
asked Jacob, What is your
name?" To this he replied.
Jacob" The mysterious op-
ponent then told cob.
Your name shall no more be
called Jacob, but Israel for
you have striven with God and
with men and have prevail
ed" This changing of names is
a symbol of the change that
took place on that night in the
life of Jacob. No longer was
he the old man he used to be
He was a new being, posing a
new nature and a new will.
He had become a prince of
God, which is the meaning of
the name Israel. To receive
his blessings Jacob had to
struggle to give up self. This
is the only way we can receive
the blessings of God. AS long
as we put self where God
should be we will never know
what God has in store for us.
Only a clinging faith in God
will bring us into that relation
ship with God that will give us
a new name and new nature.
JACOB CALLED THIS
PLACE PENIEL:
Before Jacob left the place
of his Struggle and victory he
gave it a name: The name
was Peniel. He called it by
this name because he said,
''For ] have seen God face to
face, and yet my life is pre-
served" Jacob had seen here
the mercy, goodness, grace
and love of God. His life had
been preserved by God for a
purpose. Now Jacob knew be-
|yond the shadow of all doubts
that he was ready to do what
God wanted him to do, and
to face whatever he had to
face. With such a feeling of
dependence on God, and as
urance that God would be
with him and supply all of his
needs, Jacob crossed the Jab-
box as the sun rose and moved
on, though limping. to join his
family. Truly Jacob had come
out of the darkness of his life
into the beautiful sunshine of
the grace of God.
PRACTICAL POINTS ON
THE LESSON:
Life is a battle, but Chris
tan experience is a greater
battle. In the world and the
political realm battles are
won through superior power
and strategy. This is not the
manner in which the Chris
tian conflict is won. In the
Christian conflict the sinner
wins by surrender to the Lord
and the Christian wins by SUBJ
Uniting to the will of God.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-08-31

John Lott, Mrs. Palmeta Lott
and Mrs. Stella Willis of the
Mt. Zion Community.
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The Home of Webb's Product
& Beauty School

The worlds best product
and some of the best Trained
Beauticians pass through our
doors.
We offer special considera-
ton to any person interested
in taking a course in Beauty
Culture.
Others Are Making Big
Money Why Not You?
For further information,
come in for an interview, or
call FL 5-8634, Jackson, Miss,
2719 Lilly St., p. o. Box 2602.
Call at your favorite Beauty
Shop, Grocery, or Drug Store
for Valleys Double Strength
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-08-31

Scalp Promade Cocoanut Pressing OIL Cocoanu Oil Sham
Do not forget to call for Webbs CORN SOAK; it will
aid In removing corn calous in five minutes
Our school provides morning and evening classes.
Call for information.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-08-31

Rev. p. Z. Lott; Secretary,
Willie Edna Smith.
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she will return back to the
City the 9th, of September.

MRS. RUE DELL JACK
SON, and Mrs. Lille Miller.
returned to the City August
10th. after spending 16 days
Visiting Relatives and Friends
in South Bend, Ind, Chicago,
ILL.,, Michigan, Milwaukee.
Wis. on Sunday Aug. 18th, and
In South Bend, they attended
early Services at the St. John
Baptist Church, Rev. White
Pastor, attended HOO o'clock
at the Greater Friend Shin
Baptist Church, Rev. D. S.
Davis, Pastor, the trip was
very enjoyable every one was
at their best. Mrs. Jackson's s
Friends were glad to see her
return back home safe again,
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THE GOOD HOPE BAP-
TIST Church, Pastored by
Rev. w. H. Kingston, of It
ia Bena, Miss. had a success
full vival m e e t n G
last week, with Rev. D. G..
Green, as the Evangelist, 81
for baptism and 3 reclaimers,
the very large Congregation
was in attendance each night,
this was good meeting both
Spiritual and Financial. And
every one was much inspired
in this meeting.
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THE GREAT EVENT OF

THE GREAT EVENT OF
the Year for the Beautifying
Club of Mckinney Chapel
First Baptist Church, Short
Street at Young, Greenwood,
Mississippi: What? A Music
al BY Whom? The Kings of
Joy, From Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma. When? Sunday
September 1st. 1868. Time:
800 PM. The public is cord
tally invite e d,-Rev. j. M.
Kimble, Pastor.
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06
Folks Songs From Around The World
Combined For New BeIafonte Album

Belafonte's newest album might
be considered as a musical sum-
nation of his career to date. For
"Streets 1 Have Walked" a 81
multaneous LIP and tape release,
BeIafonte has chosen a selection
from repertoire especially mean
ingful to him, and through him,
to his audiences around the world.
"The difficulty" writes Bella
fonte on the albums liner, "is
that no collection of songs in one
album, or ten, can begin to rep
resent the vast musical riches to
be encountered in the songs of
any hemisphere. The best one
can do is to select significant
symbols along the way which
have meant something personal
and strong; and even then, only
a very few choices can be in
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06

cluded because many are such
songs"
The songs Belafonte has
chosen are particularly lovely
From Israel, he brings the Md
odic "Erev Shel Shoshanim"
Might of Roses"); from South
Africa, the rhythmic "Mangwene
Mpulele." His rendition of "Sa-
kura," an early japanese court
song, features Kimio Etc, per-
haps the worlds greatest living
kotoist, playing the koto. Bella
fonte sings an unusual and de-
lightful version of Australia's
"Waltzing Matilda" and brings
fresh emotional and musical in
sight to a poignant song of the
American West, "My Old Paint"
Three Negro spirituals are also
included, "Sit Down." "Amen"
and "This Wicked Race"
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06
Fluffy Dumplings

Fluffy Dumplings
1-1/2 cups sifted all-purpose
Flour
2 teasp. Baking Powder
l teasp. Salt
1/3 cup Pet Instant Tin
dry form
8 Tablesp. Shortening
3/4 cup Water
Sift -four, baking powder, salt
and instant nonfat dry milk into
2-quart bowl. Mix shortening in
until crumbly. Stir in water Just
until blended. Drop by table
spoons onto chicken pieces in
boiling chicken broth (not direct
ly in liquid) about 10 to IL dump
lings. Cook slowly ESQ mixture
bubbles well) 10 minutes with
kettle uncovered, and 10 minutes
tightly covered. Take off heat.
Put dumplings, chicken and vege-
tables onto hot platter. Spoon part
of gravy around chicken. Serve
remaining gravy separately.
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06
TASTY RECIPES

This traditional favorite arouses
a friendly argument. Which is
the true dumpling-light, puffy
dumpling-North, or the fiat,
Southern "slickers"? Why not
try them both?
Southern Chicken and
Dumplings
to 5 lb. cut-up Stewing
Chicken
1 Tablesp. Salt
Ia teasp. Pepper
2/3 cup Onion, thinly
sliced
about cups Water
Put chicken, salt, pepper and
onion into a large kettle. Add
enough water to cover (about 8
cups). Cover and cook over low
heat ESQ water bubbles gently
until tender, about 2-1/2 hours.
Take off heat. Remove chicken.
Save chicken broth; there should
be 8 cups. (If necessary add
enough water to make this
amount.) Take meat off bones.
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06
RED CROSS
NEEDS VOLUNTEERS

The Maricopa County chapter
of the American Red Cross has
issued call for volunteers for
fall, winter and "all- season
programs.
Both men and women are in
vited to attend an orientation
meeting Sept. 18 at 10 am. in
the Community Service Building,
l 9th Street and Osborn.
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RETAIL STORE
MANAGEP

RETAIL STORE
MANAGER
BUDDY DALE, A MIL
LIVERY CHAIN BASIC
ALLY, ALSO HANDLING
KINDRED ITEMS, is
SEEKING A TOP WON
AN AS MANAGER OF
OUR DOWNTOWN
WASHINGTON STORE.
EXCEL. OPPOR. FOR
THE WOMAN W. SPE-
CIALTY STORE EXPER.
IN READY TO - WEAR.
TOP SALARY AND
MONTHLY BONUS AR
RANGEMENT. PLEASE
STATE YOUR COMPL.
B ACK g ROUND AND
AGE. ALL REPLIES
w I L L B E H E L D
STRICTLY CONFIDEN-
TIAL. WRITE TO
BUDDY DALE SHOP,
1888 PACA ST. BALTI-
MORE, MD, ATTN: MR..
STANLEY, OR CALL
BALTIMORE, 5S9-4SsO.
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HELp WOMEN

gECREIARY, LEGAL. technical
backgrouBd helpful but not essen
tai Midtown location. Sday SIX
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HELP DOMESTIC
icoNTIRUEDl


FOREIGN, 70 live in-Musf spsak
inE, cher help employed, thurs
and every other Sun. on. OthsF
DAYS could Be arranged. Nos an
week ends during summer months
off PVT I'm. with bath, ". I'm
pioyer presently building new hOuss
With PVT. apt. } school-age children.
Perm. position for qualified person,
$40 70 stsTt. OIL. s-576S.
CIV. child care, s DAYS. i've in,
over IS, pvt. Ord flr. room OF.
CIV settled woman for Adult
family In NV. area. s-day VIZ. -,
good ir0uer and cleaner, refs. re.
CURED. HU. 3-s75l.
G-H-W., experienced, i've IN, recent
.sseis SIS s 49, 20 children 5 DAYS
GIRL, to i've in, do hEht h0usekeep,
ing good salary 10 night person
eS4-eJ59 for interview.
HOUSEKEEPER, EXPERIENCED
fog large family, late morning Until
afteT dinner "a day Thursday and
Sundays off. OIL. s-ssls.
HOUSEKEEPER for profeSsionsl
couple with Z teen-age sons. CeneTsi
household duties. Separate liver
Accommodations provide Goo
transp. and salary. Reply in writ
ING stating experience 70 MRS
LIE, "a Investment Bldg, Wash.
HOUsEKEEPER-European Wom-
an. $3.50 years, for American
family in Bethesda. live in. ONLY
exp. with refs. need apply. Nos,
aights ana Sun. off. S45 VIZ,
H0USEMAN, for professional coUpi1
with teen-aEe sons. Excellent ioh
for conscientious worker, Genera
household duties. Good transports.
ton and salary. Reply stating 81,
perience 70 Box z7l-H. Star.
LIVE-N MAID-Nice home, $40 VIZ
Plus bonus az mos, uniforms
furn4 neat and clean, willing work
er. Potomac area. 365-469S.
MAID, alien, to live in. Can obtaiT
necessary VISA send details 10 Boz
TIC Star.
MAID, live in, refeTenceS- mic,
family, pleasant working coDd-
school-age children. 36S-3i33.
MAID, live In, days wk., g.h.W
and child care. 3s7-7S2s.
MAID, Temporary-Start Oct IA
for few. weeks. Light cooking ant
l.h.w.s full time or A-days weekly
Small dog. Refs, Sss-loll.
WOMAN with excellent reference
only TO cook and do some Heh
housework. Hours 1000 am. unit
after dinner. Live out. $50 De
week. Wednesdays and SUNDAYS On
Call DI. I-49os for Interview.
YOUNG WOMAN, European, expeT
l ienceds to live in, help with chi
/ dren and do light Homework at In
town residence. Tuesdays and Sal
urdays Off. S45 per week. Call hi
4 1-As09, for interview.
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ADDING MACH. sss, Eood machine
Also an elec., SO. Excellent condi
ton. 6s7-o3i3
AIR COMPRESSOR, schrsmm No. Z,
GIN. 1857 model, on wheels, good
Condition. 167-413l.
APECO ELECTROsTAT CoPTER,
can vkdays. 4e2-5i5I.
AssO RTED household goods fol
sale. incl tables, console phOnO
grsphs couch. eh airs etc. la
CAMERAS. used. We pay top pric
IS. SOMMERS CAMERA, ia l4tt
81. NV. NE. s-sls5.
CASH REGISTER, Nail. 4 drawers
slee-s Ike new. Factory serviced
$500. $1,000 CBaitimorsl. '1
CASH REGISTERs-AH makes anC
models. reasonably priced, $50 IN
STANLEY HAYMAN co.
2ols lGth ST. NV.
CLOTHING Winter coats for botl
sisters and Brothers. We Than
Mother God. 400 l4th s.. nv.
CLOTHING Lady's size u 10 rs
AAA WI AANk XII
SUITS dresses coats, etc. Yer
ress. 347-7sez.
CLOTHING GIGANTIC SALE. In
ter Fellowship, 3Aoo 18th 81. NV
WINTER coats for both Sisters and
Brothers.
DIAMOND-Lady's approx. w cts
square-cut diamond, excellent bril-
hanee, fine faWless quality, set II
handmade plat. mtg. with 4 side
baguette diamonds. Purchased from
private party. Only Slq5. LIVING
SION 4 CO., 100 H st. NV, NE
s-576e.
DINING SET, never used, walnut
table, ext. leaf, 8 chairs, Z armed
China for above. $50 or best offer
eau S3I-O663 after 8.
DINING TABLE, mahogany, buffet
single or together. Small hutch
drawer, drop leaf. Reasonable
Quick sale. IA. s-l72s.
FILE CABINETS, new, bargains, Z
- drawer, letter or legal sizes
FOAM BIER, 36x7sxG O
3sx75x4, $3.50; cushions, holsters
fabrics, covers, sewing. 33e-6272.
FREE SQUIRT BOTTLE WITT
EACH PM Johnston's No,
Roach Isl tiql Kills ants
reaches. At PEOPLES DRUG.
FTTRNTTTTRF
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BUSINESS SERVICES

TECH. MANUALS and brochures
tech. writing and editing BY in,
dustrial scientist. Typing, illustra.
tons. 560-l6
18th AND H SITS. NV Telephone
secretarial, answering services and
desk space, MISS PALMER, ST
3-e225.
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C0mplete H0LeI SefVlce
Rooms with TN From SIS week
1915 Que 81. NV. no. 2-2lo4
CATHOLIC HOME for young girls.
Nicely furn. room, kit and laundry
facil. RA. 1854, after . pm.
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YOUNG LADTFS

10 to rs, for survey and light sale,
work. sl.25 hr. to start plus incen
tive bonuses. No experience neces
sary, but must have neat appear
ance. Apply and fir, III Connect
cut ave. n.w.s between 3 am. anC
pm. ian equal opportunity EN-
ployer).
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ms BILLING SuPV.

Comprehensive knowledge Of a var
iety OF medical insurance plans and
billing procedures required. Sal. de.
pendent on background. Excellent
working conditions and liberal be-
nefits. Call s6S.looo, Ext. 7e5.
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WORK AT HOME

C URT tbs CIRCULATION
CO. has openings in Wash.
and surrounding areas for
women who wish to work
from their home, those se-
lected will be thoroughly
trained in their home for
magazine service through
leading department stores,
For interview, please write
to Box 346-G, Star.
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EECHEIAhYs LEGAL, technical
baekgrclBd helpful but n0f essen
nal Mic-tOWn location Sday Wk.
sECYs for sales Office, Woodmont
ARA d Bethesda. Sal. open, excel
Working cond. OIL Sil1.
STANDARDIZATION
CFor very active real estate office
On Conn ave. IN kenslnEtonD
We have every facility for sou
Beautiful modern office with all
new furniture. equipment. etc
Bus transD. al door. Huge park
ing lot II you drive your oWn car.
Exciting work Top salary plus
incentive bonus plan for the right
person. Must be skilled IN typ
inG. shorthand. and have . pleas
ING telephone sales personality.
COLLEGE or business training. pub-
lie relations or social work back
ground would be helpful but not
essential II you have a brain
our primary requirement. n you
have these qualifications and are
interested in q buEzinE office
where you can learn real estate
end you are really DESTROYS OF a
ditferent type job and are be-
tween the ages Of 25 and as
please call Mr. PERONE or MRS.
KAPLAN for q confidentiai inter
view. e4e-1a20.
SHOES sALESLADY-ExceIienf an
portunity for mature woman. Chi.
oren's shoe store. Cal PLAZA
BOOTERYs Prince GEORGES Plaza
Hyattsville. Nd. wa. T-735o.
STEN0GRAPHER, membeTshir
unit, type 50 W.p.m., Shorthand. a.
m. week liberal vacation, compre.
henSive medical coverage. Life inS1.
rance and retirement plan. S6S-lO92
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lcosTRUEDl

FURN. Flemish antique chest and
long console with brass pulls. Ma
hog dining table with PADS, opens
to u. chairs. Gail EN-. 3-ozs AMER
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HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE-Mature lady, care
for l-yT .-old In our apt, S-day wk
Bethesda.NIH area, 654-6oss.
CHILD CARE and general house.
work. live in, age rs or over, week
ends and holidays off. $50 per wk,
co. 5-55ol.
COOK HOUSEKEEPER, for house
hold Of adults. Employer desires
capable settled person. II interested
in permanent opsition please call
296-3ll6 between ? am. and $3.50
pm.
EUROPEAN WOMAN for housekeep.
er. Lve-in position. Good salary
546-5222.
EXPERIENCED COUPLE
Butler-housemsn and cook.maid
wanted for Georgetown residence
Must be competent and dependable
References required. Apt. furn
Call MR.. LEE 333-s2oo, ext. Aol
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SALESWOMEN

Experienced, full time and par
time leves. and Sat.) aft, par
time days. Downtown Wash. Fin
sportgFear shop.
CASUAL CORNER
JU. e-701o
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The New" Dodge House

Beautiful, new lobby, dining room
and DEL tail lounge, rates incl.
weekly maid and linen service, all
hotel facilities, free TV and recrea-
ton room. Apply hotel or call Mr..
N SIRiShgN; R RERN SJSffgi M.,.,.n.,,
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sECY. for sales Office, Woodmouf
S ~o1kiSF 600 eSae. oL. s-ils3' sh' se''
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HELp-MoMEM
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ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

One or more senior positions IN
ErONlnf econnmic and business
consulting firms SPECIALIZING n en-
ergy Industries, Utilities and trans'
portatio1- Applicants should have
masters degree in economics 81
equivalent, with good training IN
and aptitude for statistical analy.
ana Alsos experience IN induEinsl
economies OF marketing appraiSall
or regulatory procedures. Salary
within range Of $500 70 $3.50
Send resume TO Boz ll5-c, star.
FOOD WORKERS, for dietary dept
AgR,K z Person I hAI 81 a ,-S on
HOSPITAL Ass Anyway DR.
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RErRlGERAToRs. recond.. guar,
bargains. 1875 up. ACME STOVE,
1O1i 7th ST. NV, MA, e.eqs2