Veterans face job gaps in local United States E S campaign
The United States Employment Service launches a broad job development drive locally and statewide to place about 6000 returning service members and other job seekers. Many veterans lack suitable listings and face a rising demand as demobilization peaks by July. Employers benefit from referrals. veterans receive priority when qualified. A separate social item notes Mrs. Elmer Ashby hosting a party for Mrs. Elmer Ashby with somber details of guests and refreshments.
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Nuiber
Thermore
Mrs Jay Thompson Hosts Coca Cola Party at Griffins Drug
Mrs Jay Thompson entertained a small group Tuesday morning at Griffins Drug Store for a Coca Cola party from 10 to 11 in honor of cousin Mrs Elmer Ashby visiting from Wilmington Delaware. Hot chocolate and donuts were served. Guests included Mesdames Ellis Crew Bailey Atwell L B Allen Elmen Ashby H E Cameron W R Stevens J D Edwards Rudolph Northington Graham Lynch Carl Thompson and A C Culbreth.
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Elmer Ashby
H. E. Cameron
J. J. Thompson
J.D. Edwards
J. D. Edwards
L. B. Ballen
A. C. George
George Pappendick
Graham Lynch
A. C. Culbreth
Jay Thompson
T. R. Wilson
Griffins Drug Store
Wilmington
Del
Mesdames Ellis Crew
Bailey Atwell
L. B. Allen
Elmen Ashby
W. R. Stevens
Rudolph Northington
Carl Thompson
Gable's Back and Garson's Got Him
The article discusses improving local employment by listing jobs with the U S Employment Service U S E S to match workers and employers including veterans. It aims to turn the local office into a central community job clearing house for better employment outcomes.
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Gable
Garson
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