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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11

Dodge City, Kansas after spend
ing 10 days with his wife and
daughter Nancy on Lodewyck
avenue.
BOMBER PILOT PHIL
BROCKMAN, who graduated
from twin-engined flying school
June 27, is spending a 17-day
leave with his aunt, Mrs. Bertha
Milton of New Haven. Mrs.
Brockman is here with him.
MAJOR AND MRS. MARTIN
J. HOFFMAN, and daughter.
Susan, returned last week to
j k o n, Mississippi. after
spending ten days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Holman
of Lodewyck avenue. Major
Hoffman, is stationed at the
Mississippi Ordnance 'Pl liant,
Flora, Miss.
CORP. GENE H. ANDERSON,
1876 Hubbard avenue, has served
overseas 20 months as airplane
mechanic with a Bomb group of
B-26 Marauders which President
Roosevelt twice cited for "out-
standing performance of duty
in action" He is entitled to
wear the blue, goldframed dis
tinguished Unit ribbon - the
only army award worn above
the righthand blouse pocket.
STAFF SERGT. ANK
GIAMBRONI, of Seattle, Wash,
will arrive here Sunday. Mrs.
Giambroni (Eunice Houghton),
has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Houghton
for two weeks.
ERNEST E. KOSLOSKI, S
NC, has returned to his base in
Norfolk, Va, after spending a
few days at-the home of his
mother, Mrs. Grace Kosloski, IL
National avenue, Mount Glenn
ems. He is with the amphibious
forces. His brother, William,
has been stationed somewhere
in England" for IL months.
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ma,ga,et Carter Bride Of Lieut. mkeha

AT THE POST CHAPEL of
the u. S. Marine Base at Guam
tico, Va, on Saturday, July 8, in
the presence of the immediate
families, Margaret Ann Carter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Carter, of Armada, became the
bride of Lieut.. William G..
Mikelait, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Mikelait, of Moser
Place. The Rev. Lloyd Hind
man, Navy chaplain, officiated
at the double ring ceremony.
The bride wore a street length
dress of white crepe of simple
lines with cap sleeves, her elbow
length mittens were of lace. She
wore white horse-hair hat
trimmed with white flowers
and illusion yelling. She carried
her prayer book with orchids
and a shower of stephonitis.
Margaret Mikelait, sister Of
the bridegroom, was maid of
honor. She wore light blue silk
jersey with V-neckline and
short sleeves embroidered with
white bead trim. Her hat was a
white cap with blue flowers and
feather trim and illusion veil
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-11
The Sub iiect Of Trees
Interests Garden Club

THE HOME OF MIR. AND
Mrs. John Lungerhausen on the
North River road, was an ap-
propriate setting for the basket
picnic of the local branch of
the Farm and Garden Associa-
ton yesterday afternoon. Forty
one members were seated at
three long tables placed on the
lawn overlooking the river.
Each table held low bowl fill
ed with gaily colored hollyhock
blossoms.
Following the lunch the club
gathered in the long living room
where the business meeting was
held. At this time the decision
was made to hold the annual
Garden Tea at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Doll, Thursday, Aug.
10, from 2 to S o'clock. There
will also be a sale of baked
goods. Agnes Gregarek, canning
expert, will be there to give
talk on canning methods and to
answer any inquiries.
Mrs. Emory T. Nunneley, who
has made the study of trees a
hobby, talked on the trees
which are indigenous to this
part of the country, their par
ticular beauty and value, which
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Engaged

MIR, ANR MRS. CARL STAD-
LER of New Haven announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Beatrice to Floyd l.. Bruder,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bruder. No date has been set
for the wedding.
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de Salute

MRS. DESMOND A. ARMS
BY and Desmond Jr., of As
Washington, on their birthday
anniversaries today.
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we take for granted and per-
haps only appreciate when we
citizens of Michigan visit barren
localities or leave for the large
cities where trees are a luxury.
UNUSUAL TREES
Mrs. Nunneley mentioned a
group of black alders which
were purchased for lindens, now
growing on the Nunneley lawn
which are so unusual here that
they had grown to some size
before their specie was discov-
cred, Miss Florence Chapoton
mentioned her Ginkgo tree, a
native of China, which grows in
her yard. These trees have fan
shaped leaves and are now COM
ing into favor in the East. There
is a purple beech on Cass ave-
nue. between the Lenfesty home
and the office of DR.. A. A..
Thompson, which is worthy of
admiration. Another unusual
tree is the Camperdown Elm on
Market street, just east of the
home of Mrs. Edward Heine. It
is the only elm of its kind in the
city and graceful and beautiful
as an elm can be.
The Washington Elm in Glenn
ems Park, was mentioned by the
speaker. 1t is a Seeding from
the original tree which grew in
Cambridge, Mass. The place is
still marked. The tree was OBJ
tanned by the Alexander Ma
comb Chaper of the OAR from
the American Tree Association
and was planted on June 7,
1889. From a mere stripping,
when purchased, it now has be-
come a thing of beauty. AS Mrs.
Nunneley said these seedlings
are now growing in many parts
of the country.
MIR. AND MRS. EMORY AL
BEE spent Sunday in Croswell,
Mich, where they were the
guests of Mrs. Albee's father,
John Toole.
MRS. GEORGE DARLING
and daughter, Barbara Ann, will
leave next week for Lexington,
Mich. for a holiday.
MRS. G. A. PERSON, JR.,
will leave today for a weeks
vacation.
MIR. AND MRS. RUSSELL
ROONEY entertained a group
of friends at a picnic supper at
their home in Seminole Hills
Sunday. Their guests we're, Mrs.
Malcolm P. Moore, DR.. and Mrs.
Harold Eyth, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Gutschow, Mrs. John HARDWOOD
and Russell Miller.
MRS. LEO N. BRAUN has re-
turned from a Today visit with
her husband P. M. nc Leo N.
Braun, U. S. Navy in Spring
field Ill
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wore blue silk with white ac-
ceSSories, both mothers wore
corageS of white asters.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Mikelait spent
the weekend in Washington,
D. c., as Lieut.. Mikelait had TO
report back to Quantico for
duty on Monday morning. They
will make their home at 806
Brompton, Fredericksburg, Vir-
ginia.
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Bride Lovely in White
Lace Princess Style Gown

The brides gown was of white
lace, fashioned princess style
with square neckline and short
train. Her finger-tip veil was of
white illusion. She carried a
bouquet of white gardenias and
stephonitis.
Mrs. Searles Deck, of Detroit,
was her sisters matron of honor.
She was gowned in yellow faille,
on princess lines, her shoulder
length veil was attached to a
Juliette cap of matching color.
She carried a bouquet of yellow
roses and daisies. Blanche Stew
art, another sister of the bride,
was the bridesmaid. Her pale
green gown and hat were of the
same style and material as the
matron of honor, she carried
tea roses and daisies.
Ernest Matthews, brother of
the bridegroom, was the best
man. The Ushers were John
Roskopp and Hugh Tate.
Mrs. Stewart chose for her
daughters wedding a light blue
crepe dress with matching hat.
Mrs. Matthews, the bridegroom s
mother wore yellow crepe sheer
with matching hat, both wore
corsages of gardenias and snap
dragons.
A reception followed the cere-
miny for 80 guests at Hillcrest
Country Club. Ensign and Mrs.
Matthews will leave shortly for
the West Coast where Ensign
Matthews will report for duty
with the US. Navy.
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BEFORE AN ALTAR decora-
ted with white stock, snapdrag-
ons, fern and lighted candelabra,
Linda Stewart and Ensign John
H. Matthews were united in
marriage at the First Presby-
terian Church, on Monday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock. Rev. Joseph
L. Kennedy read the service.
Linda is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Angus Stewart and John
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph II. Matthews.
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800 Club Featured
Barn Dance at USO

THE $40 CLUB held a barn
dance in connection with their
regular dance party at the USO
clubrooms on Broadway last
Friday evening. Isabel Eppler
furnished the music and Mrs.
Charles Eppler, called.
The -ehaperones for the eve
ming were: Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Place, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mettler, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Eppler and Miss Ruth Stafford.
Their regular Friday Dance
party will be held at the club
house Friday evening of this
week.
MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH
VALENTINE of Clinton River
road, entertained at a Sunday
buffet supper, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Moore of Highland Park,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph Moore of
Peterson Field, Colo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Valentine, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eidon Valentine and
daughter, Carol Ann.
MR.. AND MRS. F. D. LEWIS,
70 Riverside drive. have as
their guests Mrs. Ellis Austin of
Buffalo, N. Y. and son, Corp.
James Austin of Camp Rucker,
Ala.
MRS. RUSSELL MILLER and
daughter, Barbara Ann, are visit
ing Mrs. Miller's parents in
Grand Rapids, Mich.
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ing. She wore white lace nit
tens and carried a bouquet of
varied colored carnations with
baby breath. Lieut.. Robert Met
calfe, USING, a fellow officer
of the bridegroom, was the best
man.
Mrs. Carter chose for her
daughters wedding a dress of
printed crepe silk jersey and
horse hair hat. Mrs. Mikelait
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PETTY OFFICER nc AND
MRS. GEORGE YELLIN elsie
Schwartz) on the arrival of a
daughter, Susan Ruehele, July 2.
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MIR. AND MRS. HARRY
BENOIT, 178 North Broadway.
on their wedding anniversary
which occurred yesterday.
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Auxiliary Meet
Postponed

THE REGULAR MEETING of
the American Legion Auxiliary
has been postponed until Thurs
day, July 20 at the home of Mrs.
Edward DeVrieSe, 1902 North
Gratiot avenue. This will be a
picnic supper and begins at 6
o'clock.
A number of the members and
husbands will be attending the
annual 7th District Legion and
Auxiliary meeting in Inlay City,
next Thursday evening.
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X Nkh the Color, X

CYRIL A. DUBAY has beer
promoted from the rank of Pet.
ty Officer NC to that of Chief
Commissary Steward, according
to word received by his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence j. DuBay
1913 Rathbone street. They have
also been advised that Pvt
Lorne DuBay, who is stationed
somewhere in New Guinea, and
Cyril met in the New Guinea
area, and spent 4 days together,
LIEUT.. GEORGE N. DAILY
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dali
by, "a Lodewyck avenue while
enroute to Dodge City, Kansas.
MAJOR LEROY H. SAMPLE,
of Camp Hood, Texas, arrived
in the city yesterday at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. l.. F. Rutter,
He left the same day for AL
gonac where Mrs. Sample and
children are spending the sum-
mer.
IT'S GRADE J. A. HOUTTE-
MAN returned last Thursday to
Ford Ord, California after spend
ing a Today furlough with his
mother, Mrs. Della Houtteman,
of Cady's Corners. q
PVT. LAWRENCE w. MAR
TELL, sent word to his sister.
Mrs. Garfield A. Swanson (form-
erly Dollie MartelD of Algonac
of his safe arrival in France.
A/C JACK F. PASSFIELD,
left Friday morning for Shep-
pard Field, Texas, for his basic
training. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Passfield, Route
z.
WILLIAM D. HILBERT. Cox
swain U. S. Navy, left Thursday
to return to his base in New
York after spending short
leave with his wife, the former
Rita Legue.
PVT. CHESTER J. RADLIN-
SKI, rs Union street, who is
stationed with an Army Air
Force Unit at Pollock Army Air
Field, Alexandria, La, was re-
Gently promoted to Pfc.
DAN MARIUTZA, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Mariutza,
Memphis, Mich. won a promo
ton to the rate of Hospital APP
prentice second class, in recent
graduation ceremonies at the
Hospital Corps school at the us.
Naval Hospital at Great Lakes.
Ill.
2ND LIEUT.. RICHARD S.
VERKLER has been selected 10
attend the Officers Survey
course of the Field Artillery
school at Fort Sill, Okla. Lieut..
Verkler is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Verkler, IL Hollywood
street. 81
PVT. ANTHONY j. BALLOR.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Ballor, Route A, is taking spec
ial course in the Wheeled Vehic-
lie department, at the. Armored
school, Fort Knox, KY. The
Wheeled Vehicle department
trains the student mechanic in
the intricacies of keeping peeps
and jeeps, trucks and scout cars
rolling in combat.
PVT. EARL TROMBLEY is
stationed at Camp Banding.
Fla, where he is receiving IL
weeks of basic training.
LIEUT.. GEORGE N. DALBY
U.S.A.A.F, has reported to
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Broadway USO
Supper

THE SUNDAY NIGHT Buffet
Supper at the Broadway USO
was served by the Monday jun
ior hostesses: Margaret Andreas,
Leona VanHoutte and Jean Sink,
and by the able assistance of
Pete. Ga CT Joe).
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washington, on their birthday
anniversaries today.
PETTY OFFICER nc AND
MRS. GEORGE YELLIN elsie
Schwartz) on the arrival of a
daughter, Susan Ruehele, July 2,
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY
BENOIT, 178 North Broadway,
on their wedding anniversary
which occurred yesterday.
THE LITTLE TOTS of the
Mount Clemens Nursery school,
who enjoyed a birthday party
Friday. in honor of Jackie
Flaacke, who was four years
old on that day. The little group
went to the beach later in the
afternoon.
MARIE BERNADETTE, the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Allen, who enjoyed a
birthday party Saturday after
noon at her home. She was two
years old.
FRANK WHO'LL, Robertson
street, who has been in Harper
Hospital for two weeks is much
improved. He is celebrating his
birthday anniversary today.
Dominick Vivoli, of Brooklyn,
N. Y. has been here visiting his
brothers, Frank and Joseph. He
will leave for the East Saturday.
Births at St. Joseph's
MR.. AND MRS. HAROLD l..
SMITH, Richmond, son, Larry
Leroy. July 6.
MR.. AND MRS. ALFRED E.
AIDS, New Haven, daughter,
Sharon Doreen. July 6.
MR.. AND MRS. KURT w.
KOTSCHEDOFF, Jr., Richmond,
son, William Kurt, July z.
MR.. AND MRS. THEODORE
j. VAN HOWE, Detroit. a son,
Ronald Joseph, July 7.
S/SERGT. AND MRS. EU-
GENE G. HOGAN, Armada.
daughter, Elizabeth Diana, July
z.
MR.. AND MRS. DONALD D.
SHARPER, 1915 Prentice road,
a daughter, Marjorie Jean, July
Z.
MR.. AND MRS. ROBERT A.
SCHATZ, 243O BROADACRES,
a daughter, Julia Rose, July B.
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER P.
MROSEWSKE, Center Line. a
daughter, Carol Ann, July g..
=
PVT. AND MRS. ALBERT c.
MILLER, Roseville, a son, July
9.
MR.. AND MRS. ALBERT II.
BREADON, East Detroit. a son,
July 8.
DR.. AND MRS. LOUIS r.
NEWLIN, Romeo, a daughter,
Mary Louise, July 8.
MR.. AND MRS. GERHARD
WEGENER, Center Line, a
daughter, July 10.
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0Elp WoMEN.

WAITREeSEs (colored, for day end r'~ht
WxirkEssEs. HSn kaEssa. RI h.rhsst Re- fnSns esps H. s'l
selectinG our sirls: They must be expert;
have aood S''fe ref.renees to enc considered 1
Working conditions, tips and clientele 'the
best" Closed Sundays. Telephone MR.
LEWIS. FIR. 97S3. for appointment. after
tvosIaa.. tM6MAN 70; ssnsrs! once work. som,
naSis'rzA fsed 'aa5s REs
to ss Wait l5h ~ Trade s no
advancement: Apply Capital Salad co.
woMEN. eoiored. honest re ane reliable. 10,
'0?R'S Haia 1851
JEWisH NATIONAL ORGANIZATION want.
secretary to director of information; 5-day
WoMESH Ss pl can % now earn SAC
stors or work part time as streetcar con.
sd fof no
time to keep house, paid Vacations, frets
genial fellow workers. Vacancies at i4th
and East Capitol SITS. with work on the
DAYS psssana strsessfE AZ Nsr Ane ves5 e.
take Route 20. Cabin John streetcar
good pay and excellent working conditions;
must be able to type. be accurate at figures
Call in person. 144l Oakie st. ne, ask fol
MRS. THORNTON
WOMEN WANTED. ages 1s to SO. no ex.
perience necessary: also part-time work in
evening for unemployed women. Earnings
rapid increases. promotion opportunities:
permanent positions; work near your
18th st. NV, $40 am. to 3 pm. Mon
Fri, $40 am. to S pm. Saturday THE
CHESAPEAKE IL POTOMAC TELEPHONE
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BILLING CLERK to work evenings to II
nights week, Apply assistant admins
traitor Doctors Hospital, 1918 Eye st. NV.
sneed p4eerrsd bavIs gERvGK yE cENs
Both and M SITS. NV.
COUPLE. cook and butler, thoroughly
sXperiencsd' sSon 3D. references required; salary
on premises, Call, TE. 2426.
COUPLE. high salary: woman to do up
cooking man to do. outside, wash cars
ana serve tables; modern private quarters
Call OR. 5416 before 8 a m. or after i q. m
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, permanent job
to assist president of large business con-
Germ; Will pay, wages comparable lie to rx-
psTsnee snd ABILITY bnH soSd fol
KITCHEN STEWARD, & am. M to p.m.,
> meals. GIL. 1851
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN for busy doc
tors ONCE; excellent salary. Box 3l-M. Star
MAN OR WOMAN qualified TO operate
cafeteria, essential to war effort; must be
experienced in purchasing Of provisions
no financial, or bookkeeping responsible
ties for applicants; good salary and per-
manent position for right person. Box
PAYkoLi iaiIM5 f'a!, AUDITOR Apply treasurer.
Office WASHINGTON, PROPERTIES. INC.
WATERS And WAITRESsEs, coiored
Hieh-class sea-food restaurant has po-
sitions open for walters and mattresses
must be neat and thoroughly dependable
top wages and excellent working condi-
tons. Apply personnel office. ODON.
NELL'S SEA GRILL. 1907 E st. NV.
WINDOW DISPLAY-Good salary: excel
PALAIs ROYAL, personnel dept, 5th floor.
llth and G sis. Nv.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

days; $50 week; liye in. RA $500. ',4
buses; room @ Georsetoen f eos house e'Gs9 fox
businesswoman; ref. health card. DE.
GO 10 Msns ss and
sss sss r.is small Cd. s. RUTH s ShsESiaT ;sS!
RE- 1872 10 am. to pm, or OR, 1912
after $40 pm
good g salary Y, Apply ap pf front entrance l775 N
COOK, Co CIV Want neat. experienced
T. day week mo no sundays: Dda ""Ssn sis close IN
hnns aadsd atsf lis sbepherd s1s a or nR interview
Georgia ave. NV; SIS and carfare. IA.
snnt part s ht e .g Sok se1y esqst sdqs
M1 s9ndsy; IVA other servants; good pay Call
GIRL r TO watch boz; s,year-old child during
GIRL, colored. refined. for gen housework
part time or full time. Ii. s327, 1890 a m,
GIRL for general housework: sleep in: no
lannndry; $50 week Phone Georsia 4s4s,
light housevork, live in, no Sunday
H9usEkEEPER and companion for elderly
HoUsEKEEPER and cooking for empl. cou-
pie, son age u: no washing; Sls wk: live
II saiton aparmens s A1 adu,s
calI SIT a965. ''N' ''' ''.0'' -
CREE p1ain eooRina f ieht f houseworR neys Rass
adults short hours. good salary. Call WI
JANIToR with quarters. Call FIR. e41e.
LAUNDREss, experienced washer and
lroner 4 hours Monday and Tuesday. SOC
GdT fns 'a51s'f oR LAt2bkEss Ssss reliable
wash and iron two or three seersucker suits
each week during summer. Hobart 1886
MAID. general housework plain cook live
N or .ele egt; new hfM home Is46 Upshur st. NV.
white maid live in, comfortabie table I" room e and
b bath, a sls; oe sony VT transp zoos Albemarle
sI: week rsisrenees an 'es1I"f Cali FR 4asa Shss'
MAD M eapeE expeElenGed 1ns shw COOKING start
ings. Wo. 5lOi.
M MAID, white, gh.v:, simple cooking: liye
per ana cs MI ane5 a1s s1ndsH Es 0 s
MAID. Experienced, good, plain cook, for
sSS Hesp spu''f Ho Das1 a145 !'me mrs only 80
NHEsE sn|Issin. whte Ids. experienced m in care of
ences required. AID. 1874.
PART TIME. no cooking high wages
Call mornings. Apt. 2o4, 1894 Pennsyl
WoMA,S;: @ A; colored. settled, for shw,: one
who likes children and wants home
must live in: $50 per week. WA. S346
.4l0 r; I. ave. ne.
WOMAN, colored, middle age to care for
BOY 2l2 years old. Call after 6 pm, 2003
Gale st. ne.
WOMAN. colored. for general housework.
cook, laundry: family adults. 3.49
CheSaDeakS st. Chew Chase
WOMAN, middle-aged, white, preferably
Jewish good home; light Housekeeping,
plain cooking. good salary. DE. 1853
WOMAN, settled. white or colored, cook
g w. family of 2; new home, live in or
2S9M. Star.
WOMAN, settled white or colored; cook
& INV: family of .; new home; live in or
out; reference required; good pay BOX
oS9-M, Star
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER for two ladies;
6-day week. Phone WO 1891
SIS WEEK; girl or woman, gh.w., live in
experienced with children; near bus line
Call. SH. 0S9S
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

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Terms Get 9Hs 5Tes espste
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME and add add
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HOME RENovATING.o INC, 1920 Irv-
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ROOFING. siding, Insulation Free esti-
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For REMoDEL1NG AND REPAIRS, roof
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
ADVANCED PRACTICAL NURSE, colore

ADVANCED PRACTICAL NURSE, colored.
With doctors reference. Phone Franklin
ATTORNEY, 30 years old, Navy Wife.
neHlien Asm}ed With b c. LEGAL bsr fga m or Box 4s
CARE OF CHILDREN or invalid after
Moons or nights, wanted by experienced,
refined. practical nrrse. Call WO. 342s.
n1nss IN exchaase ne for ssrinE for child in eve
CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY with train
Ing in investments and property manage
ment: expert stenographer, Is years with
previous employer. State salary. Box
DIRsEssMAKiNG. sIsI4s M nc desisning rsmodellng
Irving st. NV. Apt. 4. Adams 223s.
EXPERIENCED secy-steno, available l
pm; to . pm. daily: salary expected, $40
week For further information phone NE
47S5 between am. and 1870 pm. 81
oFF!cE MAID ,dr), colored, daywork:
PHARMACIST-woman registered Full
Time; independent store preferred; refer
ences; Box 35l-S, Star. o.
PRACTICAL NURSE, capable, congenial
unencumbered, as nurse-companion to per-
Box 349-S, Star.
WOMAN, middle, aged, refined: housekeeper
.pf eaefy ne couple or gentlemen best ref
WOMAN. a6., with 1s years general ONCE
experience, including secretaral. credit
desires permanent position with individual
where ability to meet people. create and
retain good will is required ano appreci-
ated. Box 3S3-S. Star.