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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID. NURSE. private home,
school-age children, live in. good wages
aedefe1Ses = m WG o6sa GeauiFed' Phone after 10
coLoRED col. E,t GIRL or woman; general house
me 56s 6h St ss AZ sss4 fa or
COOK and g.h.w.. SIS and carfare. Ap-
pnoK piY oIKl"o Wisconsin T;2d aye aye Apt, g.
wases wooA En- W. Ilye in' experienced; good
COOK; lst-class. city reference: 2 adults
sRqys to e ss per ppS y
3"l Alban Towers.
COOK AND GHW.. Georgetown, 5A-day
woman: good ref; Bendix washer, no IRON
ing. SIG wk.; with ironing SO. HO. 74l5
So2K' ,reel colored experienced and down
tsmjIy; sS5 per mo a. f TeI Nj 47is tI 0"1 IA.
COOK; sge general houSew9qrk' for 2-room spt'
ences- required; IA. i392
hone hon ass5 caif ST. near bus reference, Du-
eooK sHn5Tg o sh
through dinner; So week and carfare;
GESERA sfs,on HosrWoRK Gq %R Illo af after s~
Thursday and Sunday afternoons off Phone
WO. 3G32 until l pm. after l pm,
GENERAL HousEWoRKER, colored: small
family; permanent position; new suburban
home; live, in: SIG wk. to start; treated
Gs aRs4 pn after cG1p
b$ S{ salary Es If" *p'5i jehF 1'9% ST.
SHY SHY Go apd -psd plain cooking; small apt.
G.H.W., colored, go home nights; city
5fig3tR'eS St rW RA "a 6da5 q45s slS Wk oolS l0th
t6r G1RL Lying in Georeetowq or very near
PIE eal MI s9l after m li'E ocloek oe '"0
GIRL, g.h.w. and laundry, broom apt;
Sc, Sc; excellent condition meals daily,
GihL LOT z NV, IN small apt, no Sundays.
GIRL to care for ? children and ghw
GIRL OR WOMAN for g.hw., part or full
fIre IKE prpfR II family; live out DU Ill!
need Nomah capnbe OF rnnps E5 exps new
house, for employed couple with boys in
school: room, and bath; excellent suburban
HoUsEKEEPER, white, Experienced to
beIp motheF vs with cooking 2nd general
HoUsEKEEFER. middie-ased, d. white: hit nice
nome . adults, no laundry. Call Union
HousEKEEPER, thoroughly efficient. .
employed adults, 3-room apt; 3 to,o pm,,
s9ndays rS3fnTo,s sl3 Per week an and e2rfare
Wed. vs. and Thurs. Hours. l. IT 70 s. wa. wa,
q day and carfare, Permanent, WI. 1852
MAI MAID diving near st; NV; buso-G.h.w.:
work, Good pay. Ref CHI. 2l33.
MAID, INV, small apt, and light laun-
dry; dependable with good ref: perma-
nent position. HO 1892
MAID, colored, work in boarding school,
good pay, meals: Sunday afternoons, some
Saturday afternoons. and one full day of
a week. North 1876.
MAID. G INV, help in care Of child. CO.
I2:lO, Apt. 105, south.
MAID, capable, efficient neat general
housework. small family. pay 500 mini
mum month: references, health card re-
CURED; state qualifications, phone mum
Der. Box Sax, Star
MAID, cook and general housework, 3 pm
through dinner: , adults; small apt; no
Sundays. Call Sligo O393 after ! pm
MAID, eh.w,, half day Saturday and no
cariare. GE. 1896 46e Farrasut Fs St st. NV, NV
MAID, colored, for business couple. small
apartment; good wages. Apply Hanna &
David. 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

GIRL, colored, wishes work in school cafe
terra: 9 ye.rs' experience; reference. Tele-
phone Ludlow 6S67. 13*
GIRL, colored, with driving experience
and D. C. license wishes light truck driv-
ing Job. DI. 1175.
GIRL. white, settled. wants Job adult
family, near i 4th and Monroe NV; live
-: 81 week; reference Box 3s7-X, Star.
GIRLS. colored. want days work, 6-s
hrs. SOC. EX. 54S2.
HAVE YOU lost an important assistant?
Fourteen years of responsibility in private
enterprise finally brought me to Washing
ton; six months in Government has
brought me Illustration. so I Quit and want
a real job with a future Woman. 80, gen.
tile attractive Box 500-S Star. Ia
NURSE, experienced, refined, desires q. long
case, elderly people, doctors and patients
references. WO. 1890. Ia
RESTAURANT MANAGER and dietitian:
years of experience, best of reference from
D. C. Can take complete charge. Box
STENOGRAPHER, legal desires work eve
TYPIsT, 10 yrs experience 80 wp.m.,
desires typing at home. Work promptly
completed RA. s141.
TYPIST. rapid, accurate: coed at figures.
Available, until Oct L. $50. Call Miss
TEACHER, experienced, desires elementary
grade position; best of references. Box
o3-Y, Star 49,
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SEAMSTRESS

TO assist tailor on mems and women's
apparel Highest pay to qualified worker
IRVING'S, 10th & E SITS. NV
Evening star., 1943-09-13
HELP WQMEN.

TYPIST, HIGH-TYPE GIRL,
WITH ABILITY TO HANDLE
LARGE SUMS OF MONEY,
FOR BANKING INSTITU-
TION; BOOKK E EPI NG
BACKGROUND HELPFUL.
PLEASANT WORKING CON-
DITIONS, HALLIDAY SAT-
URDAY; EXCELLENT SAL
AIRY CONNIE N UR A T E
WITH ONES ABILITY. AP-
PLY MR.. PINKUS, WA. 1927
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BOOKKFFPER

General Office work. immediate opening.
permanent position. attractive salary
Phone co. 4200 for Appointment
DUPONT LAUNDRY.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL will clean apt. for work
ing girls or couples, prefer Chevy Chase.
Call NO. 1869.
GIRL, colored wants work. maid in small
family. no cooking no nights or Sundays
Ii. 3911. 1920 5th st. NV.
LAUNDRESS, experienced desires bundle
washes: big sunny yard. Michigan 1898
after 3 pm.
SOUTHERN WOMAN wants days work,
Monday throush Friday. DI. 4331.
WOMAN, experienced. colored, desires part
time or days work FIR. S647.
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont

MAID, general housework. plain cook: fond
pass RA. 1852.
MAID. g.hw. in euesthouse. no cooking,
no Sundays personal laundry only; to 4;
Sl5 week. 1915 Fairmont st. NV.
MOTHERS HELPER. part or full time:
live in or out. Emerson 436S.
MOTHERS HELPER. SO: live in; clean,
good natured: experience not necessary.
NURSE, for Is months old child; hours,
I:30 am. to $3.50 pm. Saturday and
Sunday Off. Salary, SIC month. WI, 327a.
WANTED colored cook and g.h.w.; 2 In
family. Apply after pm, Apt. EOS,
1851 Columbia rd. NV.
WOMAN, settled, experienced and fond of
children for good. permanent position.
congenial working conditions. as cook and
g.h,w.. live in, off Thurs. after breakfast
and Sunday afternoon: Good salary; ref
erence and health card OR o433.
WOMAN, in Washington or nearby, trans
portation. to care for year-old boy in home.
state salary. living conditions, Box 355-S,
Star. 13s
WOMAN, intelligent, white or colored,
preferably living nearby to come in each
day and help my wife twho returns from
Calf; on Sept. 2D, care for our home
and beautiful 9-mo -old son. No diapers
or heavy laundry: no Sun. Usually leave
before dinner at night. Call or phone
after pm. 1016 K st. ne. TR. 3174
WANTED-.Maid. experienced cook, part
or fun time. References. Call Emer-
son 043S,
Evening star., 1943-09-13
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING MACHINE OPERATOR and
i5f lTEKArfaoN rfa NJ WoMxS SM2xss Ext expe1e5.ed .sr
VIZ vfonmen5 arss5es ca sGfts all suits ats pleasant
aGs tGf2%RRiSctess d ave seniT5
Rand TolK permanen neadne typing and short
hssIsTAST ilssi .SI,x HSoSsEkIErrR. and inspee
sHhsST!SAs y Ssssp. sass segy syssas
BEAUTY oPERAToRR, R '" experienced best
ga vases and commission. Can Mr.. Howard ard
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted. Wages. sa5
wfth WISELY =: and commission weeks vaca ton
conmbis ce1n Pas I'd Marquse ed Beauty Salon, s2s
BEAUTY 6PERAToRs,o 81 so permanent saH" position
tnp tims SaiaIy aart and cogmmisson gn Full part
BTAGTY oPERAToR s5S TOP saIa1y lSsh ST. and nW Com
m1Ss9n chTysnI Reanfy 6k Of ave Lou
BEAUTY OPERATOR. pleasant eas rit'a airleondi- n%
tioned shop. Top salary and commission.
hian sEAurGT GFa%sE opERa4ohl 1{ l5h St
10 start, $50 unlimited possibilities: good
beginner acceptable; must be, refined No
nEAuTY Ae1SPfFs FoesHy Ts stqd1 RE 5ss
room roo $50 per week ard com. Aneiins
sfaSty sEauTY S'SP oPrk2ToR afS 4h aesdv t
500 to 500 weekly: must be all around Mr..
BEAUTY oPERAToR.. '" an-around sa5
week. plus 4ofo commission. Call GE
91an BEAufY Eyer oPERAfoR : n thoroughly expert,
enced. all around operator; excellent sal
ar, aFy and coommission onrn t Call Wo. 97s5;,
BEAUTY sAGoN ed sass1 ASST MaNAGfR, nan MP VIII VIII
executive ability; high class Conn, ave.
also beauty operators wanted. Emile Inc,
BEGINNER BEGINNER, fer office work, including
neering firm engaged in both war and post
war work. This excellent opportunity for
making a permanent, place for herself
None others need apply. ofice near 18th
You Will Be WORKING sth hshype men
For Immediate in1 inter7iew aie 0Gshins phons
BoOKKEEPER. for newspaper office. full
cnnarge; n 9e must BE- good typlst accustomed
Win az e PSons meeE Ex asa
BoOkKEEPER. top-notch. to take charge
Ct accounts payable. Apply all week, Kap-
BooKKEEp pER- -sTENoGRAPHHEks. pHn { S's e:pers. nW
enced good opportunity attractive salary
cations and salary desired. Box 26-M,
BooKKFEPER -TYpIsr, general office work
NV. Nj 43s3 "' w. i''' 'is' ST.
CAFETERIA, public school. has positions
open for general kitchen helper. also white
sandwich maker. Phone OR. 60s4 between
and 3 weekdays
CANDY SALEsGIRLS to work in exclusive
candy shop from ] to 10, Excellent
salary, rapid promotion. Rosemarie de
paris: 523 ST. NV. Hotel Statler.
CASHIER; hours / 30 to $50: salary,
| ST. Apply Pix Theater. 1922 New York
cHiLib'Ss NURSE, white. for BOYS. 3 and
wears: i've in; 8 days week, good good salary. I
Apply 4044 lst st. s,w. in person before
1870 or all day Saturday, or call FIR.
CHOIR SINGERS at st. Johns Church.
Lafayette square. For addition appoint
ment phone DI 1857
CLERK, between is and 80 years Of age,
for rental dept. Of large real estate once.
some knowledge OF typing preferred: good
I REQUIRED. Good opportunity. Salary,
$1600 yesr. Box l76-x. Star.
Evening star., 1943-09-13

Permanent position and good salary fol
boy who can operate mimeograph and
addressograph machines. Mailroom OK
pcrience desirable. Must be under is
and not returning to school or draft
exempt. Call DI. 6540
Evening star., 1943-09-13
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

HELT MEN AND WOMEN.
for Jewish synagogue, excellent
salary, short hours. Apply in person sun
day morning between . a m. and II noon
18th and Shepherd Sts NV.
OFFICE HELP in wholesale grocery One
having bookkeeping knowledge preferred;
attractive salary. 12S7 9TH ne, Ii. 6676
4-room furnished bungalow. for young
couple CO.. on on poultry farm. Phone severna
Evening star., 1943-09-13

CASHIER,
With or without exp. Excellent opportunity
ana hlshest pay. Washington's fastest
growing downtown store
IRV1NG'S. 10th & E SITS NV
Evening star., 1943-09-13

TRUCK DRIVERS (2),
Experienced furniture NOV
er, essential war work, white
or colored, good salary,
steady position. Report 639
N. Y. ave. NV. Immediately
for interview.
CREDIT AND OFFICE MAN.
permanent position. Box
BOOK, Star.
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.3u1tt NeubQu oeS
SoiepbtnnmS
Previously credited - $618, ,401 81
Qmtttnltg fnr front1lte
@abe1t 5ngnnfen
unierer @tuDemte1t

w. w., N. Y, $4,000; A. A. NJ, o.,
$1,000; Mrs. A. NJ, ILL.,. 50 90; E. D., Ark,
$500; F. K, Mich, $500; w. S., N. j.,
$500; Msgr. w. S., N. Y, $500; Mr..
and Mrs. E. K, ILL.,, $780,; Mrs. G. B.,
Mich, $500; H. K, Calf, $500; j.
L. F., O., $4.00; Mrs. o. A. E., Wis,
$4.0O; P. S. e., N. D., $4.00; A. F. S.,
O., 500; Mrs. T. G., N. j.. $4.00; J. M.
G., Texas, $4.00; N. N, O., $500; C..
L., ILL.,, $500; N. NJ, ILL.,, $500; L. X,
Pa, $500; c. D. Wis, $500; Mrs. j.
e. W., Nebr. $500; Rev. ]. H. F., Wis.,,
$500; J. J. H., Mimi, SITS; A. W.,
Ia., $3.50; Albuquerque, New Mexico,
$3.50.
$500 each-B. D., O.; Mrs. X. S.,
Mo-; Mrs. J. H., Wis; Mrs F. B., Ind;
Rev. r. H., Wis; Mrs. L. F., Pa; Mrs.
J. T., N. Y; Mrs. r., N. Y; Mrs. M.
K, Minn.; w. s., Pa; c. H., O.; Mrs.
F. NJ, O.; Miss M. NJ, N. Y; H. S.,
N. Y; F. B., N. Y; Rev. G. p, Mimi;
Mrs. J. X, N. Y; Mrs. J. T., ILL.,;
A. M. Kans.
Less than $200-Miss L. B., Ohio;
B. r., O.; N. NJ, Nebr.; J. E., Colo.;
Mrs. T. A., N. D.; Mrs. H. D., Mo-;
Mrs. ]. S., Pa; M. S., N. Y; F. S.,
KY; l.. H., Pa; A. u, Pa; J. H., O.;
Mrs. B. NJ, Mich; S. D., N. Y; J. B.,
N. Y; J. S., Ark; J. v. r., WASH;
Miss M. B., ILL.,; F. F., Texas; Mrs. J.
S., N. Y; J. B. w., ILL.,; F. E., o.;
Mrs. J. G., N. Y; p. A. N, Pa; Mrs.
J. H., N. j.; T. T., Mrs. c. S., Calif.;
J. P. NJ, O.; L. F., Pa; B. X, Wis;
Mrs. F. X, N. j.; Mrs. J. S., N. Y;
Mrs. J. A., N. D.; w. E., Ind; b. H.,
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$1.00; Mrs. ]. S., N. Y, $1.00; A. K,
Mich, $50; N. NJ, Springfield, ILL.,,
$500; M. B., N. Y, $.25; Mrs. M. B.,
o., $1.00; Rev. N. NJ, Mimi, $500; L..
S., O., $1.00; Mrs. l.. S., O., $500.
Total, $695.60.
Library Fund
Previously credited, $23, 23,477.69-H.
J. G., O., $500; H. D., Ia, $500; J.
D., N. Y, $1.50; A. H., O., $500; Rev.
B. L., Mich, $25.00; P. D. p, Ind,
$1,000; G. B., Md, $500; J. A. D., O.,
$500; Mrs. M. K, Mich, $500; Msgr.
M. D., KY, $4,000; Rev. J. NJ, Mimi,
$25.00; Rev. J. A. NJ, Mich, 100000;
N. NJ, Ariz, $1,000. Total, $24, ,618.19.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22
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stimme bes @olfes fir bas

cND1epDtHuM
Just a THY donation ($1.O0) in
thanksgiving for a favor received
A friend, Ohio. .G
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Enclosed one dollar in honor of
st. Anthony for a favor granted
Mrs. B. w., Conn.
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Enclos sed please find $1.0O for
promises I had made. Please pray
for me.-V. E. B., Pa.
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g. ''
Mich; A. E., Wis; G. S., N. Y; Miss
G. r., Wis; Mrs. L. L., Wis; Rev. H.
K, Wyo.; Mrs. E. E., O.; c. B., Pa;
Mrs. r. w., N. Y; Mrs. c. B., ILL.,; J.
B. by M. r., Mimi; Mrs. M. D.,
Mimi; H. H., O.; c. H. NJ, N. Y;
Mrs. A. H., O., O.; M. NJ, Kans.; Mrs.
H. B., O.; N. S., Ia; o. K, KY; H. r.,
Mont.;;' A. S., Mimi; H. B., Nebr; NJ
S., Wis; M. w., o.; Rev. J. H., N. Y;
Mrs. c. F., o.; M. F., N. j.; L. S., N.
Y; 7. D., Pa; J. S. Kans.; Mrs. H. L.,
N. Y; Mrs. A. S., Pa; Mrs. M. B.,
Conn.,; Mrs. M. G., O.; B. M. by c.
A. S., Mich; Miss I. NJ, O.; F. w.,
N. Y; A. NJ, Pa; Mrs. P. N, Pa; J..
B., So. D.; Mrs. H. K, O.; Mrs. G.
E., Texas; H. S., La; J. r., Mich;
J. L., N. Y; Mrs. J. NJ, N. Y; Mrs. K.
L., Ill.,; H. B., Md; Mrs. B. w., N. j.;
J. H., Wis; Mrs. G. w. F., Mich; J..
B., Mo-; Mrs. F. D., N. Y; Mrs. A. B.,
Mich; J. S., N. Y; B. B., Mich; Miss
C. K, N. Y; Mrs. M. G., N. Y; J. H.,
N. Y; L. u, N. Y; Miss A. g., Calf;
J. j., Minn.; J. r., Mo-; G.. j., Pa; x.
p, O.; Mrs. J. S., N. Y; Mrs. A. B., N.
Y; A. K, Mich; M. B., NJ Y; Miss
M. B., O.; Miss M. P, Ia: Miss F. A.,
Pa; F. K, Nebr.; Mrs. A. S., Texas;
F. w., N. Y; Mrs. H. E., Wis; Mrs.
H. B., Wis; Mrs. E. p, Mich; L. S., O.
| Vigil Lights
Friend, Erie, $1.O0; Mrs. M. B.,
Nebr., $1.00; Mrs. A. J. H., N. J., $50;
j. N. W., Wis, $.24.
4 Coal Fund
| Previously credited $586OO-F. H.,
N. Y, $500; J. T., Mich, 100; J. w.,
Kans., $1O0; H. D., ILL.,, $1.o0; P. S.,
N. D., $50; Miss L. s, Pa, $1.0O; Miss
l.. G., N. j., $1O0; J. T., Ill.,, $50;
Mrs. M. K, Pa, $50; Mrs. e. F., N.
H., $1.00; F. r., Wis, $500; Mrs. J. H.,
Texas, $1.00; Mrs. J. H., ILL.,, $500;
c. G., O., $3.50; J. H., o., $1.00; J. S.,
Ind, SITS; Rev. N. NJ, Mo-, $500; Mrs.
J. F., Wis, $1.0o; Miss L. B., O., $1.00;
B. r., O., $50; J. E., Colo, $100; J.
L., Texas, $50; Mrs. H. D., Mo-, $1.O0;
Mrs. S. S., Pa, $1.O0; M. s., N. Y,
$50, w. s., N. j., $500; F. S., KY,
$1.00; J. H., O., $500; A. J. r., Ill.,,
$1.00; J. B., N. Y, $1.00; J. v. r.,
Wash, $50; Mrs. J. H., Wis, $500;
Mrs. M. S., Wis.,, $50; A. e., Mimi,
$50; j. H., Wis, $50; Mrs. N. B.,
Nebr., $50; Mrs. L. L., Wis, $1.00;
c. L., ILL.,, $3.50; l.. w., Wis, $1.00;
Mrs. c. B., ILL.,, $50; J. B. by M. r.,
Mimi, $1.00; H. H., O., $1.00; c. H.
NJ, N. Y, $1.00; E. D., Ark, $500;
Mrs. M. l.. H., Ia, $100; N. S., Ia,
'$1.50; P. J. e., N. D., $1.O0; H. T.,
Mont, $500; A. S., Mimi, $1.o0; J. S.,
Kans., $1.0O; Mrs. A. S., Pa, $50;
Mrs. M. B., Conn, $50; Mrs. R., N.
Y, $1.00; G. H., Wis, $1.00; F. w., N.
~, $1.00; A. F. S., o., $1.00; J. B.,
S. D., $1.O0; c. H., O., $1.00; Mrs. H.
K, O., $1.00; Mrs. L. S., Pa, $1.O0;
| B. B., Mich, $1.00; F. B., N. Y, $50;
Rev. ]. G. D., Pa, $l.00; Mrs. A. j.,
Wis, $1.00; q. J., Pa, $100; K. p, O.,
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8ortbineton, Ohio
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| @eben 1tn6 S6enfen lit bie Gig-
natur oes @eibna6tsfeites unb gibt
oieiem Jef eine eigene Weibe. Son
einem unierer treuen @obltGter err
|Dielten mir folgenoe 3ui6rift: .8e-
gebe ib Elm l1nrebt, tpenn i9 cine
gan5 beionoere Sreuoe uno @enug-
t1ung empfinoe, tpenn ib imitanoe
bin, ettpas bei5utragen2"
@an5 getpiB lit bas ni6ts l1nred-
|tes, oenn tpenn man alt einem 70 bo-
ben 3iDef, tpie bas @erf oes Sole
pbinums beitragt, liegt feine SeIb1t=
gefanigfeit ooer Elm anberer 8emeg-
grun6 Dor.
X X X
TIMER langidbriger 5reuno uno
Wobltdter &eb. &ueper idreibt: sd
babe ben &alenoer erbalten, aber es
miro mir pobl fanm mogli9 fem,
I6enielben Dor 8eibna6ten gu leien.
Sd babe. J. .atpei anoere Biider, 6ie
ih 5uerit leien mub 1t16 id barf mei-
ne 95 Sabre alten Augen ni9t au
biel anitrengen."
Wean oarf nibt >ali Der Mnii1t &C.
langen, oaB, nod oem oben gegebenen
geribt iiber llnier @etter, mir cine
Waiierflut erlebten. @s tpar nidt bieI
mebr, als elm itarfer Eau i,no bi9ter
Nebel, Der Bel Sonnenaufgang berab-
fiel unb uniern freien Gag beronrb.
Wir beoiirfen zines guten @egens.
X X X
11niere leste 2a6ung Roblen foitet
uns 1925 per Come. SIN Sabre
1888 fonnten mir oieielbe &obIe fir
1927 per Eonne faufen. Die Srnbt,
tueIde ungefGbr Elm Drittel Ser &o-
item ausmabt, lit in ben lebten 5ebn
Sabren um nur 5ebn Gents geitiegen.
Das tpare nidt 10 idlimn1, tpenn mir
blob cine Come ooer 5ebn Sonnen
benotigten, aber lmiere @eiamttpinter-
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6reifeQe 3n Gbrett hes
III. Sobannes 8osco

Previously credited, So ,4S9.26; F. c..
L., $500; P. L., Mimi, $500; H. R.,
Iowa; Total, $3,496.26.
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Mm 10. De5ember batten mir einen
lei6ten S9nee, Der 8Gume uno
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-02
GARRETT BAPTIST FIELD
Rev. b. Finney Bragg, Pastor

Mt. Lake Park. Sunday school at
1000 A. NJ. Worship Service, 11:15 A.
N. Subject; Have We the Nerve to
W;tness?" Baptist Training Union,
G:45 P. NJ, union for all ages. Prayer
meeting, 7:45 p NJ, Tuesday.
Fcrndale Worship Service, 1000 4.
M. Subject, in Remembrance" Tie
Lords Supper will be observed at this
service. Sunday school. HOO A. NJ.
Prayer meeting, 7:45 P. NJ, Wedncs-
day, at the home of Mrs. Mae Lewis.
Deep Greek. Sunday school, 1918 A.
M. Worship Service, 7:45 p. NJ. Sub
ject, rs the Price too Create" Prayer
meeting, 7:45 P NJ, Thursday.
To the women of this field: Mrs.
Kathryn Barnes Executive Secretary
Of the State Women's Missionary
Union, will teach the Mission study
book, more Than ConQuerors," in
observance Of the Lottie Moon week Of
prayer and programs for Foreign Mis-
sions. The study will be at the Mt
Lake Park church on Thursday, De
cember 9, at 100 P. NJ. All are wei
come.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-02
be stripped of territories she seized
in last half century.
KEMPTON
Parent-Tcacher Association

Members of tho paren+- T4acbp,, As
sociation held thcir raouja,. meatinu
ON last Tuesday ninbt with Mrs 7 an,
Walker, president. in CHARGE
Fo,Ioving the hIsinass roaatino .
nlav1et "Tho Co,ne,. Crocn,.v" With
RoLbv Martin Helen Iinoyar Mary
MnIIoft. Iuvpria Fox Robhv Wotring
and Katie Dragovich having parts. A
story of the courtship of Miles Stan
dish was read by Luveria Fox.
Plans were made for Christmas
PARTY and covered dish supper for
The Pr A. to be held on December
5th Further plans were made for the
mothers to assist with party for the
school children on December y. 4
large number OF parents attended the
meeting. Mrs. Dewey Lewis, Mrs. Otto
Sewers and Mrs, Ethel Fox served re-
Treatments.
| Miss Nola Anne Carr lett on Tues
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-02
| SEE BY THE DATLTES THAT

Child guidance experts headed by
Father Flanagan of Boys Town,
blamed parents for the mounting mis-
deeds of their offspring
Production of all synthetic pas
senger car tires has begun at the
Kelly-Springfield tire plant at Cum
berland.
The War Production Board prom
ised to start Immediately a program
for more liberal allotment Of rifle
and shotgun shells for the hunting
season-in 1914.
Government feed payments Of $106,-
628.82 were made to 1904 Maryland
dairy farmers in the first twenty
days of November, covering October
Milk production.
Senator Vandcrberg offered an
amendment to the tax bill in the Sen
ate which would freeze social security
taxes at their present level of one
percent each on employers and en-
ployes through 1914.
Morgenthau appealed to Congress
for minimum of 1Ol2 billion of new
taxes.
New state income tax forms stipu-
lating a fifty per cent reduction al
lowable to Maryland taxpayers, are
being printed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-02
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK UNITED
BRETHREN CHURCH
JOhn {. Foster, Minister.

Misunderstanding 1915 a. m;
Sunday school ll:15 a. m.
Sunday school 1915 a.
M; preaching 1870 q. m.
Loeb Sunday school 10000 ..
M; Christian Endeavor, 7:l5 p. m;
preaching 7:45 p. Ia.
Preaching at Kurtz church this Fri
day evening at O'Clock