Brains Outshine Looks In Job Hunt Says Adele Lewis
Adele Lewis a Manhattan career woman argues that employers prefer capable plain women over overly beautiful ones. She suggests modest makeup and professional attire, advising graduates to avoid flashy dress and excessive jewelry to secure a better chance at hiring. The article also quotes Lewis on interview questions and workplace impressions.
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Adele Lewis
Manhattan
Career Blazer
Algo
Advemployer
Lew
Mids Lewis
Colub
Siis
Iae
Park Event Plans For Sunday School Sessions
Fragmentary OCR mentions Young Park and Adult Sunday school at Andrews Methodist with planned 5:30 start. Several names appear including Reynolds Zinn Wood Tucker Dowell Dempsey Morrison Woodyard Thorp and Dorothy Woodyard. details unclear due to garbled text.
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Dienit
Macéfing
Youie
Andrews Methodist
Dygert Beke Revi
PB. Reynolds
Zinn
Woodyo William Tucker
CIA ‘Herp
Irma. Kenny
Mag
Evelyn. Dowell
Richard Dempsey
Csralyn- Morrison
Nannette
Dorothy Woodyard
Betty ‘Tcker
Snd
Emma Thorp
Newburg Brisk Notes on Local Visits and Travel
Newburg residents report visits and travel between towns. Mr and Mrs Richard Frazier and daughter Cathey return to Baltimore after a stay with Albert and Mrs Frazier. Mrs Dell Plumner of New Lexington Ohio visits relatives here. Mrs Blake DeWitt and daughter and Mrs Carl Hershman with daughter Karen return from Boston. Blake DeWitt and Rosco Barker visit Grafton. Darrel DeWitt and Virgil Chidestér visit Kingwood. Joe Van Zandt and Charles Lee M visit Morgantown. Charles Lee and son visit Clarksburg. Mrs Roy Lambert visits daughter Roscoe Barker. Bonnie Barker visits Philippi with grandmother. Mrs Boyd Harter spending time somewhere.
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Richard Frazier
Cathey
Baltimore
Albert
Frazier
Dell Plumner
New Lexington
Blake DeWitt
Newburg
Carl Hershman
Grafton
Daught
Karen
Boston
Mass
U. S
Staten Island
Rosco Barker
Darrel DeWitt
Virgil Chidestér
Kingwood
Joe van Zandt
Charles Lee | M
Morgantown
Charles Lee
Jon
Clarksburg
Philippi
Roy Lambert
Coal Up, Down West Virginia May Output Reaches 4.28 Million Tons
Coal production in West Virginia for the week ended May 22 totaled 4,281,000 tons, up 30,000 from the prior week but 466,000 tons below the same week in 1953. The U. S. Bureau of Mines released the figures. Also noted are local social items: Mrs. George Silcott visited Keyser and Washington, D.C., then returned to Indiana. Robert Durr of Washington, D.C., visited his uncle W. B. Durr, and Miss Hilda Wright remained as a patient in Philippi hospital.
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Washington
West Virginia
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Keyser
Washington, D.C
George Silcott
Indiana
Pan
Boyd Harter
Robert Durr
Washington, DC
W. B. Durr
Hilda Wrights
Philippi Hospital
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