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Milford chronicle., 1934-11-23
NOTED BEAUTY AT
PLAZA THEATRE TODAY
Miss Atlantic City Of 1894, In Person,
Showing Here This Weekend

A melange of dancing, comedy and
girls with the 1884 Miss Atlantic
City, in person, is the treat at the
Plaza Theatre today and tomorrow.
This years beauty queen at the
famous pageant can be seen at this
theatre, in person, on these dates.
She heads the list of a stage attrac-
/ tion featuring a bang-up show with
Don Nicholas and his Collegiate
! Orchestra. Woven in this stage show
| is high-class vaudeville. AcrObatic
dancing with stars of the stage in
leading parts is awaiting you. Plenty
Of music, singing and girls to make
a bright evening, and besides the
great spectacular screen attraction
l"CleOpatra" with no advance in
price. Noted for his firm spectacles
Cecil DeMille surpasses his greatest
in this picture which stars as Cleo
patra. Claudette Colbert. The splen-
dor of Rome. the beauty of Egypt.
the history of a great epOc are in
this drama. Some of the features
are a cast of 5000; the massive
barge of Cleopatra; assassination of
Julius Caesar; thousands of horses,
chariots and warriors; the battle of
Actium; gorgeous gelaxy of Roman
beauties. and scenes that stagger
the imagination. The Saturday
matinee will start at p. m. and the
evening show at $50.
Monday of next week with the
race track as a background Lee
Tracy presents that stirring picture
THE Lemon Drop Kid" 1t is a pic
ture filled with human interest.
On Tuesday. Nov 81, the Plaza
will show Walter Connolly in
Whom the Gods Destroy" The
story of shipwreck in which a man
saves himself for the sake of his
family. A thrilling picture dealing
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-23
MILLSBORO

Mrs. G. Fl. odd, Mrs l.. W. Wash
burn, Mrs. Alice Boltz and Mrs. w
II Johnson visited Mrs Matte Dodd
in the Peninsula Hospital in Sails
bury, on Sunday. Mrs. DOdd's con
dition is as good as could be expect
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols have
moved into one of the houses on
Washington street owned by DIR. w.
b. Atkins.
Mrs. Gertrude Walls who is spend
ing the winter in Philadelphia, has
been home for the past few weeks
because of the illness of her mother,
Mrs. Joseph Williams.
Mrs. j. A. Burton was a guest last
Thursday of Mrs. Roland Pepper at
Bellefonte.
Because there was no school on
Thursday and Friday, there was
much visiting of parents and chill
dren to various nearby cities.
Mrs. Norman Hickman spent
Thursday and Friday in Laurel with
Mrs. Robert White.
Miss Pauline White, a nurse at
the Brandywine Sanitorium, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Edward Cordrey.
Sunday evening Miss White accom-
panied by her brother, Robert White
and Mrs. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Hick-
man, returned to Wilmington.
Last Tuesday morning fire wrecked
the home and small store of Mrs.
Lewis, who had been conducting a
business opposite the school for sew
eral years. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis have
returned to their farm near Ellen
dale.
George Mitchell had his tonsils re-
moved at the Beebe Hospital, Lewes,
last Thursday.
Miss Blanche Williams of Newark,
spent the weekend here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Will
liams.
Mrs. Ethel Dodd spent the last
weekend in Philadelphia with her
daughter, Miss Anna Dodd.
Millard Monroe of Washington was
at home over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. A. Burton entertained the
Sewing Circle most delightfully."- on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Lynch and
family were guests of relatives in
Dagsboro on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis enter
tanned relatives from Snow Hill on
Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-23

Mrs. Viola DAILY spent Saturday will
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyatt at
Georgetown.
Miss Sallie Melvin, aged 78 years,
died at the home of her nephew,
Clarence Melvin, in Philadelphia, on
Saturday. Interment was made OIL
Tuesday in Odd Fellows Gene.
terry, Milford. She was a half-sistel
of the late John T. Crouch, of Mil
ton.
Don't forget the turkey supper to
be given by the Friendship Bible
Glass of Milton NJ. P. Sunday school
on Thanksgiving Day, beginning at
4:30 p. m.
Mrs Ida Fox requests that | cor
rect the statement in last weeks
letter, which is untrue, as she does
not go to Wilmington every week,
and is not an entertainer-and when
she does go, she pays her fare, as
others do.
Leroy Smith who for the past II
years has been manager of the
Chandler orchards located at Milton.
is moving to Kent county on Janu-
airy l to act as managed for Walker
L. Mifflin on his fruit farm located
one-fourth mile west of Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-23
HOLLYVILLE

John E. Joseph of this place, dieC
last Saturday, November IL, 1884
He had suffered from heart ailmeni
for six months, but appeared to be
improving until a few hours before
the end of his life, when the fatal
disease refused to respond to medi-
| cal treatment and he died before q
physician arrived.
He leaves a wife, two daughters.
Frances, Of this place, Mrs. Hazel
Altemus of Wilmington; one bro
ther, Otis Joseph sister, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Stevenson, both of Hollyville.
He was so years old and had served
as assistant registrar for this dis
trict during the present year. He
was an ardent Democrat and had
taken a great interest in the recent
campaign; a member of Coolspring
Grange and Trinity NJ. f. Church.
Funeral services were held at his
late residence Wednesday at 2 p. m.
Interment at Conley's Chapel.
HOlIymOunt School Notes
Miss Jones, visiting teacher for
Sussex county, visited our school on
Monday of this week.
Mr.. Hendricks of the State Board
of Education supplied several play
ground balls, which were very much
appreciated.
Mrs. Hammond of the State Ii
brary at Dover visited the school
last Wednesday and left some very
interesting as well as educational
books.
The Ladies Aid Society of Unity
NJ. f. Church, which met at the
home of Mrs. Elizabeth Stevenson
last Saturday evening, was postpon-
ed indefinitely due to the death of
Mrs. Stevenson's brother. John f.
Joseph. which occurred during the
meeting at his home short dis
tance away.
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-23
HOUSTON

Mary Vinyard spent a few days
of the past week with Miss. Lille
Lord, in Wilmington.
Mrs. Maria ThistlewOOd of Har-
ringtOn and her brother, Elmer
Smith of New York, have taken pos
session of the new bungalow on
Railroad Avenue, purchased by Mr.
Smith some weeks ago.
Mrs. Gladys Rust of Philadelphia
is the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Shockley Daugherty. Mrs. Rust was
formerly known as Miss Gladys
Perry.
| Miss Martha Denney of Baltimore,
Md, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
COunselman.
Those who much enjoyed the edu-
catiOnal tour given by the Home
Demonstration Club were, Mrs. VIM.
I COulbOurne, Mrs. Ralph Jump, Mrs.
George Kirkby, Mrs. Harvey Marvel,
Mrs. Howard ThistlewoOd, Mrs.
Amanda LOfiand. Some of the places
which were of much interest was
the home of Betsy Ross, Curtis Pub
fishing Company, Wanamaker's, and
Sears, ROebuck Co. store.
Mrs. John w. Dawson, Mrs. John
A. Dawson and the Misses Pauline
and Mary Dawson visited relatives
in Chester. Pa. few days of last
week
Mrs. John Cain, who has been
quite i'll for some time has again
been removed to the Milford Emerg-
ency Hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Garvin, of Indiana, was ac-
cOmpanied home by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Dufendach.
Mrs. VIM. Biggs and daughter
Hazel, were Wilmington and Ches-
ter visitors on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hayes, Mrs.
Joseph Hayes and Mrs. Almond Will
son were Wilmington shoppers on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. GOlan Armour and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webb mOtored
to Maryland on Saturday, where
they were the weekend guests of
the former pastor, Rev. and Mrs. A.
G. Thomas.
Mrs. S. II. Morgan of Pennington
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. Morgan.
The Juanita S. S. Glass met at the |
home of Ella Morgan on Friday |
night. The president, Mrs. Emory |
Webb presided. After the business
session the prize cake, baked by |
Mrs. Dufendach. was won by Miss
Garnet LOfland. A pleasant social
hour followed during which ice
'ream and cake was served.
school News
Mrs. Sapps children are making
I doll house for their room. Achieve
nent tests were given in Mrs. Stir
MS room Nov. LIST. A second set
Will be given in the spring. The !
eachers of Houston will soon be
laving their visiting day. In art
he fourth grade in Mrs. Stirnis
'Oom are studying Grek and Roman
ife. They have made many beauti-
ul pictures and drawings.
Mrs. Hanson has beautified her
'oom by adding a coat of paint to
some of the furniture. They have |
IlsO purchased a new radio.
Mr.. CARROTS room in art are MAX
ng prints on linOleum blocks. They
nave planned to make hanging for /
he back of the room. We also have
changed our school schedule. .. We 1
all at l2.45. at noon. and get out at
30 in the afternoon every day. They
lave decided to buy school pennants.
Everyone in Mr.. Jarretts room wants
q buy one. The cOlOrs this year
re black and yellow.
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-23

with a problem OF life.
On Wednesday, Nov. 2S, is an
especially good double feature bill.
Eleanor Norton" with Claire Tre-
vOr in the first number. Feature
No. 2 is Affairs of a Gentleman"
a clean story of great screen inter
est. p, tEaiH2
AS a Thanksgiving attraction The
Plaza will present Maurice Chew
alier and Jeanette Macdonald in
THE Merry Widow" 1t is an ex-
quisite muscial picture with Chev-
alier at his best. A picture of wine,
women and song. 1t is filled with
hearty laughter and lavish sets. A
merry romantic production. One of
the most beautiful pictures that the
screen has produced, and truly a
holiday bill.
Renew your subscription now.
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-23

Despite all the unfortunate un-
employment in this country good
jobs are still waiting for better men
to fill them.
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-23

You'll notice that the woman auto
driver who has plenty of nice rings
on her fingers never misses a chance
to hold out her hand in signaling.
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-23

Clothes make the man, and reveal
how the woman is made.-Florenct
(Ala.) Herald. 49,. .,,;.
Evening star., 1934-07-15

CHEVROLET 1920 4-door sedan. good rum
ming condition, sl24; priced for quick aale.
silver Spring 322. AWAY sunday
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Evening star., 1934-07-15
IN
EXPERIENCED
SALES MANAGER.

LARGE DE 2 ARTMENT
STORE CHAIN IN EAST
HAS AN EXCEPTIONAL
OPENING FOR THOROUGH
LY EXPERIENCED MAN
CAPABLE OF ORGANIZING
SALES FORCE FOR ELEC-.
TRICAL REFRIGERATION
DEPARTMENT. MUST EN-
PLOY. TRAIN AND SUPER
WISE ENTIRE ORGANIZA-
TION. PREFER MAN WHO
HAS HAD HIS OWN BCS1-
NESS OR IS NOW ASSIST
ANT IN SIMILAR DEPART
MENT. SHOULD HAVE HIS
OWN CAR. IN REPLYING.
STATE EXPERIENCE IN
DETAIL. AGE. CAR AND
TELEPHONE NU Nj B f R
REFERENCES WILL BE
KEPT CONFIDENTIAL UN-
TIL INTERVIEW " 1T H
REPRESENTATIVE, NOW
IN WASHINGTON. AD-
DRESS BOX $40, STAR
OFFICE.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.


Addrsss Box $50. star once
HoUsEKEEPER white, in suburban home;
room and liberal salary. Address Box
4s1 @ star once
HoUsEKEFPER- nIcdie-AEed. GOOD PLAIN
IS week. nice home. reference. ADDRESS
Box 343-0- star once.
WHITE WOMAN settled senersl house
work and plain cooking 10 laundry small
hddress iar1s sS'ae7is ssS a5a s;sf Ts once 5SH
WHITE WOMAN younS or middle-sEsd
active for Eeueral houSework including
cookinE and ironing no waShinE- 20 stay
NIGHTS S25 month. Address Box 377-o.
WOMAN. white. GOOD. economical cook.
with ability 20 care for tao small chill
oren; rood home suburbs. for right party:
small remuneration. Address Box 4l1-Q-
Star once.
WOMAN for Eenersl houssvork: In fam
iv; Slo month room and board. Can
Cleveland 55G2
WOMAN. under 25. 20 do liEht housework;
room. board. small wages. no objection TO
child After 5 IA sth st. nv.
WOMAN, reliable, for shv, cooking and
personal laundry. in family experience
and acceptable reference REQUIRED. must
ton and 5000 home in Clarendon for
willing. settle1 worker, others need not
apply. Walnut sa66.
WOMAN. elderly white. to assist with gem
ersl housework in small family; room and
board and SI5 a month. co. 3635-R-
WOMAN, colored middle-aRed. maid and
COOK; references required. CL. 364s
WOMAN. white. clean. refined settled. as
general worker. stay nights; references.
Mother Jones Rest Home Bervyn 323-R
YOUNG WOMAN white for general house
work Room. board and small salary.
1910 43Td st NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-15

BUICK 1892 sedan model 81; low mile
age: original dark blue finish perfect
broadcloth upholstery spotless, excellent
tires; equipped with ride control auto
matte clutch, twin horns double windshieIo
wipers; S7g5. Windridge e. Handy, Inc
WEST lRa1 RnSslyn Va
Evening star., 1934-07-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

wANTED WHO NEED ASSIST
Ance in mathematics physics or chemistry;
exp instructor reaS. rates GE 6665.
TUTORING CONVERSATION PREPARA-
French language European and American
history. Enelish literature. grammar by
experienced college and high school teach
er. Shepherd .s53-J.
valuable pays big dividends. is indiSpen-
sable TO professional and business success;
q cheap course Is usually worthless.
letter writing spelling oookkeeping
typing Seeretarial work. Faster progreSs
small classes, save = usual time better
UNIVERSITY. 1888 NV. MA s34o.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BETTER AND
safer drivers needed: expert Instructions
Evening star., 1934-07-15
SITUATIONS--woMEN.

WOMAN. rehned middle-seed. as cook IN
YOUNG LADY Is, stenogrRpheT or typtSt,
small salary 10 start. some experience.
Address Box 5000 star once.
YOUNG WOMAN ref1ned. pleaSinE per
sonzIity Lewis Hotel training as hostess.
resistant front once inspectTesS IN CLUB.
residential hotel. Z. Abernethy. NE, d492.
VOTING WOMAN white desires position
nursemaid OF practical nurNng- Can
Shepherd l197-J.
sITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE white cook and butler, hrst-
class, excellent references. at liberty NE.
1857 Apt SOS 10
Evening star., 1934-07-15
HELP-DOMESTIC.

coLoRED coOK-Reliable eolored wom-
az for cookine and general housework;
permanent place must Ike children stay
nights. SO week Telephone Cleveland
4s96. 3s7l Harrison st.
COLORED WOMAN reliable for general
houSeEork; references required stay
NIGHTS; family sdults . children. Gail
COT.ORED COOK and general houseWork,
laundry. care OF children: stay nights: give
reference. age, experience and salary ex-
pected. Address Box 66-M. Star once.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER: room and
board. sla per month. SH- Sso6-
GIRL. white. for general houSework; fond
of children. Must have good references.
Stay nights S5 90 week Phone CLeve-
land 0564 between 9 and l. am. Sunday.
GIRL = coloree settled good worker;
housework. cooking. care children; ref;
stay NIGHTS. 54o7 III. ave. nv.
GIRL white reliahles care OF small apt.
for lady: stay niRhts: S12 month. Ad-
dress Box 3l4-Q- star once.
Evening star., 1934-07-15
WANTED-SALESMEN.

CAN you sell pOncOrn machinesP There's
sion pisn seiins iii i the m words oq a nest, lowest
priced line on easy payments. Write for
Details TODAY. Star Mig, Co, ST. Louis.
Mo
CASH IN quick, seliing eight whirlwfnd
sssnds Etc Hot dos Steamers 'H1, srills, S" pOp-
corn machines. Liberal commissions.
Write for sales kit TO-DAY: Advance Mfs.
$1,000 life policy on small monthly pay
ment plan: 25', renewal yields excellent
income Agency, Dept, SOL Hildebrandt
Blde.- Jacksonville, Fla.
pront Makes delicious wine. full strength.
Exclusile rights. Big demand Grape
sussr. Ltd. Burbank. Calf
MEN wanted for Ravleish routes Of 500
Co Dept. DCG-2-SA Chester. Pa.
NEW BUSINESS INVENTIoN-Instaiied on
sale; $40 each sI5 sale Portfolio Of ref
elusive Write F Z. Armstrong, Dent A
94b Mobile Ala.
sALEsMEN and women for permanent in
and out Of town work all or part time;
N. P. A, 5i0 Bond Bids, Ma. 500I. -
SALESMEN--Four SIS sales to stores net
YOU $40 daily Savers system. Est ls45.
2Sol-47 shensld ave. ChicsEo. III.
STRANGE CHEMICAL SPONGE washes
windows without work. Bsnishes clean
ing drudgery, Housewives amazed Hus-
Mis-. Bon iso. Akron Ohio.
TERRITORY, all you want, for Blizzard
iceo-aii fan lair coolerl best at $50. 1872
@ st NV. TO IL daily.
wANTED-Experienced specially salesman
to sell kitchenvsre to retail srade In Dis
triet OF Columbia Company Of highest
standing and sound financial position. Per-
mEnent conneStion with protected terri
tory and drawing account for man who is
able TO oroduee, Give full details with
references. Illinois Pure Aluminium Co,
lemont, III
Evening star., 1934-07-15
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

SlI S-WOmEN.
CASHIER. TYPIsT or general ONCE work
furnish references. Call co. 1035l.
CLERICAL WORK py woman quick and
accurate IN math. SO weekly. CO. 1923.
Ask for Mrs. Fairweather.
DRAPERIES, CTIRTAINs. couch covers,
oresSmakins plain SEWING. at home or out;
also position as companion. co. O569.
DRESSMAKER-Expert Summer frocks,
$500; Swagger suit. $500 alterations,
remodeling; large and small sizes Refer
enceS. co. 4Ol6.
cutting. pin-fitting: instructions. 500;
DAY. So 80: guaranteed work; ref. DI. 1902.
GENTLEwoMAN, dependable, tactfui
eIocrly couple. Telephone Walnut 9206.
GRADUATE NURSE desires position as
childS nurse or IN doctors otflce. CLeve-
land 5779. References.
GRADUATE NURSE. refined. neat in ap-
secretary. or. both; several years of expert
ence; can also drive car. Address p o.
Box 3l5. Cambridge. Md.
middie see employed famis: tsnhsG exPeT gndfr
enced, trustworthy. at once North
37OS-w.
NURSE. refined, with knowledge of general
ONCE work, wishes position in doctors
NURSE wishes position out of city i'm
mediately. will take invalid convalescent
to mountain or seashore; resS. NE. 4139.
NURSE, refined. with knowledge of gen
era once work, wishes position in doctors 5
office. Adams 1854.
NURsE-PractIcal, especially fond of aged
people or babies; experienced, refined de-
pendabie; stay nights good references.
District 1869.
NURSE-MANAGER, economical, unemcum-
bered mlddle-aged. speaking German.
FrenCn, lkeS country, excellent refer
ences. NO. 1856.
PRACTICAL NURsE-Hospitai training.
erence; reasonable AT. 3696-W.
PRACTICAL NURSE or housekeeper. best
references. Phone North 1908.
REGIS1 Erred NURSE desires eight-hour or
nouI ~ nursing; city references. charges rea-
sonapIe. Acoress Box $3.50. Star ofice.15 81
RESIDENT MANAGER. experienced used
TO handling public; can get good results;
will take large or small apt. Address Box
$3.50. Star Office
STENCIL CUTTER, expert typist. YRS;
worked for code authorities. Clar. 2354.
once preferred, Experienced Can assume
responsibility. Miss YounE. National 9216-
STENO -SEC'Y tPstent) years of expert
ence, know Patent once to 2. wants
germansnt position. Address Box 367-o.
TYPIST-CLERK. PIX operator also typ
ms done at nome. 4l9 9TH 81. NV. Me
9437. Miss Marjory V. Brown.
TYING al my home or your ONCE. ex-
perienced- Miss Young. Chelsea Inn. MA.
9216.
WIDOW. young, attractive. refined. edu-
Gated and experienced personal secretary
and hoStesS-cashier. desires immediate en-
ployment' willing TO travel Address Box
pol @. Star once
WOMAN, colored wishes position as cook.
maid or waitress. experienced, full or
part time; city references. Decatur 25s9.
WOMAN, responsible. with years Of ex-
per cree; pantry. steam table salads or
manaser of restaurant: best of reference.
Address Box 2ss-o. Star once.
WOMAN wants home without compensa-
ton quarters in eXchanse for asSistinE
about home. Has police dos. CL, 1881.
Evening star., 1934-07-15
HELP--MEN.
Sal FSMA[


Ar. rcu wiIlinG to devote : months
training fer 0 PERMANENT talarisd pcsittonl
We Fave sfveral openingg IN our Rets'i
Divislon right nov These positions ray
lfns for sdvE rcernent 70 sales Msnsasr m
mis- Il sona ads proposition Thee
posittons sre open due 20 the increase in
Y. P:sd Es r.fS. I2g Z aSSg.S 9gI ors.n11Sn s. s
GOODYEAR SERVICE. INC,
Conn. Ave. & n st. \ W.
SALESMAN-We desire the
services of thoroughly expert
enced shoe statesmen Apply
Supt.s Office. fourth floor. ).
Kann Sons Co.
MEN, 2, TO be trained in sale
of General Electric air-condi-
tioning equipment. Experience
not necessary. Car required.
See Mr.. McCord. Monday am,
General Air Conditioning Corp,
1917 Conn. ave.
BRANCH MANAGER. expert
enccd with vacuum cleaners
preferred. Drawing account.
For appointment phone Ma
tional 200. 724 l1th st. NV.
MEN, 2, to MI vacancies in our
home site division. Liberal
commission paid on lots and
new houses. See Mr.. Wilmot,
North Washington Realty Co,
zoOS Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-15
SITUATION--DOMESTIC


good seamStrssS. traveller would do cham
bermsid work. Address Box 4o4-o star
once
SERVANTS POSITION hrSt-elsSS. wanted
@oSts ssns5s HpSSSTS %ddSess Box @ssS s,sT once
SMALL WASH 70 do at home expert hand
laundress- called for and delivered, rea-
sonabie price Hillside o4sI.
VIRGINIA GIRL. neat. wishes work OF any
KIND Potomac 3o33 laS"'7 lath
81 NV
WHITE WOMAN refined neat reliable
middle aged as houseEeeper' live IN 90
dress Box $3.50 star once.
WOMEN; r want work Q. Iny sS.ra Kind S. re-,
nv
WOMAN colored wants general house
work no Laundry stak ntshtS city Tefer-
snce. 100 @nd ". Ant ) DE 4Si7-W.
WOMAN wants da,,s work Monday Tues
day. Wednesday. Apply at 1910 10Th St.
WOMAN colored youns wishes any kind
OF work. mothers helper. cook genera
houSework. part time Atlantic lsSo-W
WOMAN. eolorsd, neat sppesrins wants
time work afternoons ref Call Monday
from until 4. SH 327f.
WOMAN wants Reneral housework, prec-
tical nursing Address 4fl9 ShaoySide
ave. sc.
WOMAN, oolored desires Eenersl house
work or Job as waitress. experienced;
references. District $500.
WOMAN. white, general houSework. small
Protestant adult family or business couple.
reference do personal laundry ~ or ~
wk District ma
WOMAN. cofbred wishes whole or part
time work experienced. with long reference.
1918 Vernon Ant. 2u5. NO. l0i44.
WOMAN colored. reliable. wants cooking
or general housework exp. will leave
town; city ref AID, 4332.
WOMAN. colored. wants general house
work sood cook, good references. Phone
Potomac 4ie9-W
WOMAN. white settled wishes position as
housekeepcr small family; plain cooking;
no laundry stay nights. zoos 18th st. sc.
WOMAN wants part-time work or wash
lng TO take home. city references. WEST
2226-J.
YOUNG WOMAN. hght desires part-tims
work in small family: GOOD cook expert
enced waitress; GOOD reference DE 2Ja1