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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-02-07
HENRY THOMAS BONNEVILLE

Mr.. Henry Thomas Bonneville, one
of the oldest and best known of the
older citizens of Pocomoke, died at
his home here on Saturday of last
week, at the advanced age of &c.
Ever since 1884, Mr.. Bonneville has
been prevented from any active work,
due to the amputation Of a leg, an
operation made necessary as the re-
suit of injuries received when struck
by an automobile-one of the hit-and-
run calamities.
Mr.. Bonneville was most familiar
ly known as "Tobe", being a nick
name he bore from early youth. He
was born October 8, 1856, in Worces-
ter county, but came to "Newtown,'
as it was then called, when he was
really an infant. His earliest occu-
patton was as a waterman, from
which he drifted away and took ur
the trade of house painter, which he
followed until the accident above
mentioned. His death was rather
sudden, and was due to an attack
of heart failure.
The deceased Is survived by a wild
ow and six children: Mrs. Elizabeth
J. Bonneville, widow; Mrs. w. H
Bonneville and Mrs. Ellen M. Glenn
ents, of Portsmouth, Va; Mrs. Bessie
L. Sparrow, Marion R. Bonneville and
Victor T. Bonneville, all of Norfolk
Va; and Elton P. Bonneville, OF
Philadelphia. He is also survived by
II grandchildren and a great grand
children.
Funeral services were conducted on
Monday from Bradshaw's Funera
Parlors, Rev. Mr.. Lester, officiating;
interment in the Salem Methodist
cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis
sang at the funeral services exercises:
"The last mile of the way" and
Night here, morning there" All
the children were present at the fun.
eral except Marion r. Bonneville, who
was prevented by illness from COM
ing. He was represented by his SON
Marion, Jr.
The pail bearers were: James E
Ennis, Arthur Birmingham, Jack
West, Charles Council, w. F. Meal
lister and c. w. Maddox, Jr.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-02-07

About 10 years ago he bought out
the interest of Mr.. Darlington.
Moving to Baltimore year ago,
Mr.. Toadvine continued his interest
in his business in Wilmington and
came to the store every week.
For the last three years he had
not attended to business every day
because of failing health. Mr.. and
Mrs. Toadvine had planned to return
to Wilmington in April to live. There
are no other close survivors. Mrs.
T. Pratt McAllen, of Pocomoke City,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-02-07
LOCAL GUARDS TO LEAVE
SOON FOR ARMY CAMP

Continued from Page -
won the goth Div. softhan champion.
ship.
The roster of the company is as
follows:
First Lieuatnont: Birmingham, Ell.
mer A., commanding.
Second Lieutenants: Benson, Geo
B. Chesser, Page p, Dryden, Will
liam H., Schoolfield, John B.
Technical Sergeant: Phillips, John
H.
Staff Sergeant: Packer, Jesse ].
\ Sergeant: Mason, Preston E.
Corporals: Flax, Hyman f., Levin
Joseph A, Matthews, Austin c.
MCGEE, Levin j., Watson, Ohio J,
West, William l., Young, George Il
Privates, First Glass: Angelo, Sam
uei T., Ards, Ralph ", Ballantine
Thomas A., Dix, William s., Hick'
man, Stewart A., Schoolfield, vii
liam H., Smith, William F., Tull
Howard R., Williams, Donald L.
Privates: Ballantine, Robert J.
Butler, Walter M, Cohen, Samue
D., Coons, Andrew j., Cherrix, Fran
els H., Davis, Major c., Davis, Pau
", Hammond, Harry, Hill, James p.
Holland, Weston R., Huffman, Fred
erick NJ, Littleton, Roy T., MCGEE
William J., Merrill, Edward M.
Shay, Clifton L., Simpson, Woodrow
W., Smith, Charles w., Taylor, Jos
eph E., Taylor, Orville F., Williams
Elmer L., Wilson, Coulbourne s.
Young, James H., Bromley, Merrill
IF.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-02-07
John w. Toadvine, 65 years old,

John w. Toadvine, 65 years old,
president of John w. Toadvine, Inc.,
mems furnishing store at 835 Mar
ket Street, and for many years promi-
nent in business circles in Whining
ton, died this morning at $3.50 o'clock
in The Memorial Hospital, following
stroke of paralysis, Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Toadvine, who had lived at
3413 Galloway Street, Baltimore, for
the last year, arrived at the store
in Wilmington, Wednesday shortly
after noon and was stricken soon af-
ter entering the store.
His wife, Mrs. Bessie Graydon
Toadvine, who came to Wilmington
Wednesday afternoon, after being
notified of her husbands illness, had
remained and was at his bedside
when death came.
Mr.. Toadvine was born at POGO
moke City, Md. To all who remem-
Der him in Pocomoke, remember him
Familiarity as wood" Toadvine. He
was the son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Thaddeus Toadvine. The mention
of Mr.. Toadvine, Sr., brings recollec-
tions Of the horse and buggy days.
He was a builder of carriages and
buggies, and he had large factory
on Front street, opposite Duncan's
garage, and his residence was on the
corner of Front and Vine SITS.
Mr.. wood" Toadvine was very
successful business man. For num-
Der of years he was connected with
Reid and Fort, mems furnishing
store in Philadelphia. About 33 years
ago he came to Wilmington and with
the late Percy Darlington, founded
the firm Of Darlington and Toadvine.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-02-07

Feb 81, Pocomoke at Snow Hill;
Ocean City at Berlin.
Feb, 20, Berlin at pocomoke; Snow
Hin at Ocean City.
March 4, Berlin at Snow Hills
Ocean City at Pocomoke.
There will also be practice games
played on open dates by P. H. s. with
different teams on the Shore. The
P. H. S. girls and boys will play
a practice game with Temperance
vile on Tuesday night, February
18th, in the high school auditorium.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-02-07

is a first cousin.
Mr.. Toadvine was a member Of
Corinthian Lodge, A. F. & A. M,
Delaware Consistory, st. Johns
Comamndery, Knights Templar, Della
ware Shrine Club, st. Johns Chap
ter R. A. M. and Boumi Temple,
Mystic Shrine, in Baltimore and the
A. o. u. w. He was formerly q
member of the mercantile section Of
the Wilmington Chamber of Com
merce.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-02-07
Local and Rural News

Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Jones and the
Misses Wright, of Chestertown, Md.
visited friends and relatives in POGO
moke over the weekend. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones were guests of Miss Mel
lie Walters while the Misses Wright
visited their niece, Mrs. Pinder.
The Somerset Choral Club, under
the direction of Mrs. Benjamin T.
Dryden of this city, will present a
program in Salem Methodist Church
this Sunday afternoon, February 9th
at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Luther Greena-
walt, the accompanist, will also give
a fifteen-minute organ recital.
Fire of unknown origin completely
destroyed the general store of Foster
Matthews at Kingston early Sunday
morning last. The blaze famed a.
new Monday evening but was quick
ly extinguished. Damage was esti-
mated, by Mr.. Matthews, at approx
mately $4,000.
Relatives from out of town called
here by the death of Mr.. H. T. Bonnie
vile were: H. H. Bonneville, Mrs. FL
sic Clements, of Portsmouth; Elton
P. Bonneville, of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Bessie Sparrow, Victor T. Bonneville,
Mrs. Hazel Smith, William Sparrow
and Marion Bonneville, Jr., of Nor
folk, Va.
Mrs. Dan Shaw, Sr., who has been
patient in the Peninsula General
Hospital in Salisbury the past three
weeks was removed to her home here
by ambulance on Tuesday. Mrs.
Shaw, while in the hospital, under
went an operation, but is gradually
recovering and her friends here are
hoping she may soon regain her full
strength.
Relatives from out Of town attend
ing the funeral of Mrs. o. J. Lucas
held here on Monday were: Mrs. Will
liam Wigton, of Yeadon, Pa, Will
liam Wigton, Jr., of Coral Gables,
Florida, Robert J. Wigton, of Cations
vile, Nd, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer C.
Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Mat
thews, Of Temperanceville, Va, Mrs.
J. d. Johnson, of Parksley and Mrs.
S. M. Mason, Of Berlin.
Circles Of the Women's Society of
Christian Service of Salem Metho-
dist Church will meet Tuesday even
ing, February 18th at 1880. Circle
A, Mrs. Frank Bowler, chairman, at
the home of Mrs. o. G. Carter of 9th
St.; Circle B, Mrs. Johnson Payne,
chairman, at the home of Mrs. r. J.
Long, End ST.; Circle c, Mrs. Mar
ion Duncan, chairman, at the home
of Mrs. Doris Hickman, End St.; Cir
Gle D, Mrs. Allen Merrill, chairman
at the home of Mrs. Whyte Tull,
End Street.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-02-07
BASKET BALL SCHEDULE
FOR COUNTY Hi SCHOOLS

The Worcester County basketball
schedule will open this Friday night,
February 7th, with Snow Hill playing
at Pocomoke and Berlin at Ocean
City. The schedule for the season
is as follows:
Feb. z, Berlin at Ocean City; Snow
Hill at Pocomoke.
Feb. ID, Pocomoke at Ocean City;
Snow Hill at Berlin.
Feb. 10, Pocomoke at Berlin; Ocean
City at Snow Hill
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-02-07
DEATH TAKES TOLL OF
MANY MD. AND VA. FOLK
Continued from Page u

Sen. u. water Mapp, \cOntlnueu)
being it's patron. 1t provided that
every citizen might have quart of
whiskey per month, which was more
liberal than most of the dry States
had enacted up to that time.
Mapp was born in Accomack coun-
ty, on May Is, 1873, the son of DR..
John E. and Margaret Benson Mapp.
After attending the public schools
he entered the College of William
and Mary. He was assistant profess
sor of English during two of his un-
dergraduate years, and when he was
given bachelor of arts degree in 1894
he was chosen president of the grad
uating class. He also was captain Of
football, wrestling champion and
member of the baseball team, and a
member of Phi Beta Kappa.
For three years following his grad
uation he taught at Hoggsett Military
Academy, Danville, KY, and during
the period studied law at Center Col
lege. He was graduated with the de-
gree of bachelor of laws in 1897 and
began the practice of law at Acco-
mac Courthouse in that year.
He was elected chairman of the
Accomack County Democratic Com
mittee in 1905 and in 1911 was elect
ed to the State Senate, where he
served until his voluntary retire
ment in 1928. In 1918 he was can
didate for the seat in Congress for
merly occupied by Representative
William A. Jones, but was defeated
by narrow margin by s. Otis Bland,
Of Newport News.
Upon retirement from the Senata,
Mr.. Mapp announced his candidacy
for Governor, subject to the Demo-
cratic primary in 1925. He was op-
posed by Harry Flood Byrd, Of Win
chester. Mapp was regarded as the
INSTRUMENTATION" candidate and
Byrd as the Organization" candi-
date. Byrd was nominated.
Again in 1929 Mr.. Mapp threw his
hat into the ring for nomination for
Governor. This time it was three
cornered race, with DR.. John Garland
Pollard, of Williamsburg, and Rose
we'll Page, Of Hanover, as the other
contestants. Mr.. Mapp emphasized
opposition to the "short ballot" and
other reforms instituted by Governor
Byrd, while DR.. Pollard defended
these reforms. Pollard was nomi-
mated.
Senator Mapp was married in 1900
to Miss Georgia r. Quinby, who died
the following year. Nine years later
he married Miss Mildred Townsend
Aydelotte, of Snow Hill, Md. They
had two children, John A. Mapp and
G. Walter, Jr.
Also surviving are his brother, J.
Brooks Mapp, with whom he con-
Quoted a law partnership, Keller, Va,
and his sisters, Mrs. Madeline Bar
row, Keller, Va: Mrs. Villa Vim,
Washington; Mrs. Ada Guerrant.
Winston Salem, N. c., and Mrs. Rich
ard ], White.
Associates Of Mr.. Mapp, expressed
sorrow for the unexpected death Of
the prominent Virginian Sunday
evening, after a brief illness Of in
fluenxa.
Governor Price and John Stewart
Bryan, president Of the College of
William and Mary, were among those
declaring a sense of personal loss in
the commissioners passing.
Funeral services were conducted
on Tuesday at 2 p. NJ, in Drummond-
town Methodist Church, at Accomac,
with the Rev. Kenneth Haddock Off
ciating.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-02-07
Mrs. Emma w. Lucas Continued

removes them from this mechanical
age. Much of the romance of living is
removed and people lapse into a rou-
tine which does not compare, in the
minds of many, with the ease and
freedom of former years.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-02-07

Mrs. Emma Bunting (cOntinued)
ed by one son, John J. Bunting, Jr.,
and by one sister, Mrs. Herman John
son, of Salisbury.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-02-07
JOHN w. TOADVINE

The Wilmington, Delaware, "Jour-
nal-Every Evening"" of Friday, Jan
uary S1st, gives the following ac-
count of Mr.. John w. Toadvine's
Evening star., 1941-01-19
SITUATIONS WOMek.

BoOKKEEPER sTFNOGRAPHER thor
0gsh,E Iamiisr all o nha>Gs cfec routine;
/ COMPANION, refined. attractiv0. h.chly
intel Young COlOre+ woman. cultural back
| ground pleas speaking voice. desires eye
nine empl.: Government emrloEc. Adams
CcSGM;NPAN1IoN helpful. for. children, or
raH'' refs Ei ihFff s55 years !" last place lGeai
DINING MGR, stewsrdess desires position
hlgh-c!ass club or hotel Box "7h-E. S.ar
0@5l.s sNO'' S'so 0s"''' oN'''' O'l' fA'
DRESSMAKER. experienced. dresses made
North 2O55
FILTER. thoroughly exp or hgh-c'ass
trade, wishes steady position. Atlantic
FRENCH GOVERNESS desires position. en-
t!rely reliable best references Box 137-G,
GIRL young employed, VIII help with
h0usework and children after ; pm. and
week ends IN exchange room and board,
experienced. Box gl-G Star.
GIRL. ne,a.: light eomn.ext22n, wants Job
ann a Of ;r af}er m niiOp AT = 7a55sw 'e-o'
GIRL light colored, experiences, desires
work in an Office as ,typlst or stenog7,
GOVERNFss. French Swiss. one or two
children; best reference. WI 591".
HOUSEKEEPFR-Iad adv wishes position
Light hCu ehcld duties and cooking. At
lantjC 6US9-J.
HCUSEKEFPER, middle aged white re-
fined, experienced excellent reference will
take charge OF hOm7 o. Cne adult. no
laundry Box l3S-E. Star.
HOUsEKEEPER. white woman. refined, for
employed coupe or companion: reference.
HOUsEKEFPER- COMPANION COOK: eype-
riPnCeG reader. writer. saamStresS: widow.
middle aged. unencumbered. ref; mini
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN. registered,
wishes position in hospital laboratory or
doctors Office; three years experience, can
type; good references. Phone North 1913.
LADY experisnced in t,yping, dictation,
Box Box SgGGfS s!G star ssn, off, full c. par tim
ations on woman man sarments, -tT e1ceii2nt eii
references. Box 176-G Star.
LADY. refined. Southern, would ike posi-
Write Mrs. Susie Ames. Painter, Va.
MANICURIsT. 1st-class. in barber shop or
hotel: experienced. Box sc. Star
MANUSCRIPTS neatly typed by experienced
RpS cbaFs Pbone HT
son H.i"
case: refs. and D C permit. CO 5303
NURSE. care for invalid or elderly. :
yrs exp: ref. Hobart 2S2-
NURSE, would care for invalid where
ref. Franklin $3.50.
NURSE practica.. desires either day or
night duty. Call DU. 91oo. 19'
NURSES. >, registered (colored,, want
nursing or invalid patients: will do Drac-
teal work; refined, reliable, references.
AT. 11l6-J.
SFAMSTRESS. experienced. desires employ
ment in linen service, dry cleaning OF al.er-
alton. NE. 3194.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. college
graduate, three yrs experience private
secretary. Box 3l3-E, Star. 49,
sTENOGRAPHER desires work in office.
Georgia l226.
STENOGRAPHER employed days. wishes
to secure 20 TO 80 hours extra work
weekly. Box 1l-G. Star.
sTENOGRAPHER competent, experienced,
desires evening work. Call DI. 3e@f after
Or on Sunday.
WOMAN, young, 20, experienced cleaners
and dyers desires position IN cleaning
establishment. NE. 0O30.
WOMAN, Young, expert typist, would like
20 have tipping to do at home. Call AT.
,36G3-M, after 3 weekdays 19s
Evening star., 1941-01-19
BOATS.

WILL PAY CASH for < to 10 foot sailing
or rowing dinghy. 425 Farragut St. NV.
Georgia 1865.
4O-FT. A c. F CRUISER; lift. Ain.
beam; 175-hp p Hall Scott motor: sleeps
3; beautiful condition: completely insured
for ! wear; must see to appreciate. At Cap
ttol Yacht Club. Named "TaI-Tai." Call
Wood!ey 5000 evenings.
3O-FOOT OWENS CRUISER.
VIZ consiuer car in trade. Call District
Evening star., 1941-01-19
BOYD EMPLOYMENT,
Help WANTED,

open AUTO. MECH CmD tools, sal So.
BODY FENDER MECH. Cmo. sal, S3?,
GROCERY CLERK lml. local exp. Sa !.
$50. NEAT CUTTER @ opensD IN ,. sal.
So SEE MISS FOX.
SALES CLERK (mp. behind counter,
wholesale eleC. supplies, sal $50 MECH
FLEC REPR. I'm college educ. sal. $50.
AIR COND SALESMAN lmD. Sal. open,
SEE Mr. BYRD
sTENo Ifl.. marble company. sSaa sal
-. 50 STENO a. assist. bkpr.. sal.
open. sTEEo p B x. Cf), stock broker
sal 500. sTEM0 f vo-,3r! y, Z r!openinFs', sal,
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
,o,1 = c. wv Fstab Wears
Evening star., 1941-01-19
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN

COUPLE. colorrd want janitor's quarters
in exchange for rent; experienced and
sober, ref. ia. .l06.
COUPLE colored want job houseman and
chauffeur; GOOD cook; experienced: refer
encPs- Hobart +lH9 after go pm
MAN AND WIFE colored exp. and eco
nnmical cooks public or private: first-claSs
C.eanerS: beSI refs. Hobart :l4II.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
POSITIONS OPEN

seno, fl college BACKGROUND. gentle,
single, age 2O-223, some exp helpful, law
Office. so Wk.
Sfeno. ~ SiSe,s GGms, n, and s. GTsd nH1
sonality to meet public, age l9-2l' sal.
ST. wk ,-
s,eno. a.. mdse. exp perm, S20-S?5
steno. IT,. last. and accurate, 2-3 yrs
steno jt.j, P. B X. brokerage exp.
perm. SlOO mo.
steno IL, P. B X, recepuon.st single
gentle, local res, exp. $50 mo.
Steno. IT,. single Protestant age 10.
trade assn exp. perm. Sluo mo.
Sreno. o.. record clerk single. GENTLE
local res. exp, SSo-Slo0 mo.
Steno. a.. bank exp helpful. compe-
tent steno @-3 yrs exp, GENTLE, 500 mo
OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY
BOYD EMPLOYMENT.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
SITUATIONS MEN.

MAN. white, wants work OF any kind.
Metropolitan 2553.
MAN, 30, y years, with western Auto,
sale sales adaptable. Vogt, Dupont 1925.
PAINTER, white, Is years exp, good,
work. Mi $500, Extension @o1. N
PAINTER. white, wants work with con-
tractor. Phone Dupont 3945
PAPER HANGER AND PAINTER. white,
msnes maqes "9TE' a! equipment reliable eS-
PERSONNEL EXPERIENCE. age 81. mar
rled. university graduate When may l call
for an interview? Box &c Star.
PHARMACIST, - years; % yrs. in drug
business; res IN N Y. and D C; en-
poyed; will accept offer. Box @6l-C' Sta:.
PHARMACIST. middle-agcd experienced,
position Box 3;5-E, 2'' Star 9'-'
PLASTERER, % yrs experience, by hour
or lob. Phone A. MangarO, BerWyn 593-J
lgs
PUBLIC RELATIONS writer, contact man;
mcntS, eX-neWSman. Box 153-G, Star. IL
RADIO OR ELECTRICAL drafting work.
evenings and Saturdays. Box l2S-G. Star.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE and instala-
ton. > yrs. commercial exp: 1910 Plym-
outh coupe, tools. Box 292-E. Star 20*
RES MGR APT HOUSE. expert main
tenance man: Govt empl exc ref. 2540
l4th ST, NV. CO. 10iO1, MI Drummer
TRUCK DRIVER. colored, thoroughly ex
pCrlCnCed; also do porterS and houseman S
work; reference MI. 1866.
TRUCK DRIVER colored, knows city;
best refs: wants work Of any kind. Frank
Cummings. o21 Fla. ave NV.
TRUCK DRIVERS wanted; honest and re-
liable. references Metropolitan O2O9
TRUCK DRIVER OR PORTER. colored,
sober, reliable. have local references. ll6
Thomas st NV.
WANT WORK of any kind; had experience
IN shoe repairing. JanItoT. pressing. RA.
i9lS.
WANTED-Job a ianitOr. experienced aad
reference. Address 1926 10th NV. Call
DU. S9i5. Gail after - pm. Sunday
Evening star., 1941-01-19
PERMANENTS. S1.2!
BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.
PETER PAN SCHOOL,

SOL FERN PL NV RA. UlOO.
New Semester Begins
February 3.
Enroll Now Limited Glasses.
AEes - 20 l..
DANCING. music appreciation, rhythm,
French. Individual instruction. approved
by Board Of EduCaLIon and Board OF Health.
Transportation furnished Reasonable rates.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 556l 14O2 11th.
has cooks. houseWOrkers, Chamoerma !oS,
part-tmerS, dayWorkerS, nurses, helpers.
20'
RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
work Tor general hoUSeworkers. cooks,
houSemen and laundresSeS. With health
cert. and references 1897 Ith 81 NV
Evening star., 1941-01-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED, neat, reliable. desires part-time
mornings work or IL day every day. Ii.
300.
COLORED. light. wants work in doctors
Office or nurSemald. fun or part time; best
reference. MI. 6336.
COOK, settled colored woman wants place,
public work or boarding house; ref. DE.
GlS3.
COOK colored wants a job, experienced;
stay in. ME. 1856.
FULL OR PART TINE JOB wanted by ex-
perienced colored girl. Refs. Live out.
Columbia O015.
GIRL, colored. experienced in all laundry,
wishes l or . days; references. Ii. 41s9-J.
GIRL wishes mornings work or apart
mentS to clean HO. 1850.
GIRL colored wishes part-time or days
work; no Sunday work: city refs DU. 614S.
GIRL, coored. morning. part-time or all
day general housework: Ho. 1903.
GIRL. colorsd, desires morning work ref, ref;
erenCe; no Sundays. Hobart 9l34. 1901
T st. NV, Apt. No. 3.
GIRL. coored. desires job as nursemaid
or mothers helper. Call DU. 09SS; refer
ences Call after IL.
GIRL, colored, wants place to do laundry
or work by day. Dupont 36S5.
GIRL, colored, neat, honest efficient.
would like morning work: also will serve
luncheonS Call HO. 1870, -
GIRL. colored. wants work. part or full
time. MI. 61sS.
GIRL, colored, wishes days or part-time
work; references. DU. 9515.
| GIRL, colored. wants work as maid; refer
| ence. Hobart 1851.
GIRL, coored, wishes part or full time
work; city reference. Gail District 12l0.
GIRL. colored. very neat and experienced,
wants days or part time work. Atlantic
| 63i2.
| GIRL, colored, wishes gh.w.. part or full
| time; excellent local references. Franklin
| 1864.
GIRL, young, colored, wishes light house
work Monday, Thursday and Saturday 81
and carfare. Ii. 1674-W.
GIRL, colnred, wishes part-time job after
| moons. References. Please call Dupont
| 1870.
| GIRL. neat colored, wishes Job Of any kind.
maid, waitress. Experienced in ofnces and
hotels. Hobart 4760.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
BUSINESS.

VACANCIES in public and private schools
and colleges. Immediate and second Semes-
5l6 N. Charles St, BALTIC. Nd.
TEACHER for a reliable, efficient place
ment service contact washington Schools
Association, Colorado Building. RE. l1l2.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
PERSONAL.


Ltts sabeo sGH1ot Sst MANASSAS BS5eSt Va THE
from D. C. Nursery through 9th grade.
Music Open yr. round. Phone Manas-
sas 70
GRAD. FINNISH THERAPIST TREATS
nerv., rheumatic and sim. diseases. DIR.
KORSSTROM Tel RA. 3673.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own methyd. Results effective for life
time or money back Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DIR SOMMERWERCk.
1865 Columbia I'd Adams O3SS.
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose,
500 and need repay only 81 So per week
which includes interest the only charge
Other amounts in proportion Just call
JACK SESSIONS Michigan 65l0.
MISS FLOOD PRIVATE KINDERGAR-
ten 1922 MasSa achusetts ave n school
OF dancing and nursery hour, dav or
week z 30 tn $50