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HI SCHOOL GRADUATES ASSURED TRAINING IN 1 OF 4 FIELDS I-- I ;; High school graduates who enlist in the Navy will be assured of further training in one of four specialized fields. Those men and Women who have not had prior active Military Service and who meet mental and physical qualifications will be enlisted in the electronics, hospital, aviation and seaman fields. Under these four career fields you may be sent to one of 43 different schools.
For further details about die1 Navy’s High School Graduate Training Program see your Navy Recruiter in the U. S. Navy Recruiting Station at the Post Office Building in Culpeper, or Turnday of each week at 10:30 a.m. in the Post Office at Washington.
JEWELRY GLOWS NOW WITH NEW COLOR
The flowers that bloom in the spring have nothing ion the new;
i j \« I i Not only are flbwer clusters, buds, and sprays, seen in earrings, - pins and otl\er jewelry designs, but the colors of the flowers are picked up in the violet, pink, yellow, white, blue, and mauve hues. !
One jewelry buyer in town, Sue Raleigh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Atkins, of Spcrryville, | says that color in jewelry is the ; strongest 1955 trendy She notes that previously around this time of the year white was the jewelry leader. Not so now. 'Hie shift in fashion interest toward color in costume jewelry >* inexplicable,
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