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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Steamed
PUDDING
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

THERE'S new treat in
store for those who have never
eaten steamed pudding topped
with ice cream. The flavor COM
bination is even better than
whipped cream or hard sauce
on a pudding of this kind.
The pudding may be made in
advance and reheated in a
steamer just before serving
time. Serve the pudding at the
table if possible for there is
always an informal and friendly
feeling when food is served in
this way. The ice cream can be
served from separate bowl, or
If the plate is large enough, it
can be- placed around the pud-
ding allowing some space to
prevent too rapid melting.
Make this dessert service
festive by decorating the pud-
ding with small punches of
grapes.
Spieed Raisin Pudding
2 cups all-purpose flour
%teaspoon salt
l teaspoon soda
l cup coarsely ground suet
Ia cups seedlesS raisinS
Il cup chopped nuts
! teaspoon cinnamon
l teaspoon ground cloves
II teaspoon nutmeg
2 eggs, well beaten
l cup milk
l cup molasSes
Sift flour. salt and soda to-
gether. Combine remaining in
gradients and add 10 flour
mixture. Blend thoroughly and
pour into a well creased or
oiled 2-quart pudding mold.
Cover tightly with lid or
waxed paper. Steam for III
hours. Serve topped with ice
cream. Serves 8 to 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Celebrates Birthday

TO CELEBRATE Karla's
eleventh birthday Saturday,
Mrs. Karl Behr gave a birthday
supper for Is youngsters
in the Behrs' house in Bishop
road. Crosse Pointe and
later took them 10 see the movie.
Two Yanks Abroad.
The pretty rainbow table was
laid with a pink cloth cen
tered with pink bcgonia plants
-. lighted by pink candles
and graced with light blue
napkins
y The birthday cake was pink.
trimmed with silver and topped
by pink candles
Karla wore a pink sheer eye
let embroidered dress and pink
ribbons in her hair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Maj. Play Jan. 81

AMERICAS ONLY children's
theater company the Clare
Tree Major d. will present an
other play The Princes
Secret" Jan. 81 at 4:30
p. m. in the Scottish Rite
Cathedral of the Masonic Tenn
pie
This will be a delightful sur
prise" because it was announced
at the beginning of the season
that only one play was TO be
produced this winter
Among those who have re-
served seats are: Mrs. Warren
f. Bow, who is taking her young
son Mrs. James G.. Barnes
who will be there with her
daughter Mrs. w. j. Cam
eron of Dearborn, who is taxi
ing her grandchildren Mrs.
Henry Hubbard, who will take
a group OF children from Crosse
Pointe Mrs. Edward +.
Kihen, who will nave four chill
nlren from Crosse Pointe in her
barty Mrs. Ledyard Mitch
ell Jr., who will take Sally :.
Mrs. Hugh Stalker, who will
take a group of eight Crosse
Pointe youngsters -. Mrs, l.. J.
Woods of Crosse Pointe, who
will have a group of five, chill
dren Mrs. r. j. Crosse Of
Parkside avenue, who will take
her sons, Robert and Walter
Mrs. Harry w. Frost Jr., with
Helen and Mrs. Gregory
Butler of Crosse Pointe, who
viii take her two grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Entertain Mrs. Clark

MRS. MARK CLARK'S cur
rent visit 10 Detroit is ever so
gay Sandwiched in be-
tween her speaking engage
ments are luneheons cock
tail parties dinners
theater parties and after-theater
suppers =.
The Karl Behrs gave a supper
party Saturday night after
the theater at the DAG
:. their guests including
besides Mrs. Clark Mrs.
Joseph b. Sullivan DR.. and
Mrs. Harry Hosmer and Mr..
and Mrs. John Allmand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
DAG Party Today

AND .. during the cock
tail hour today George
Frischkorn Will entertain for
Mrs. Clark At the DAG.
Among his guests VIII be a
group which will go 10 the open
ing performance OF =. Winged
Victory tonight at
the Wilson Theater includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Bou-
tell Mr.. and Mrs. William
JudSon Hell Mrs. Evans
Steventon William Petzold
-. and Mrs. Sullivan
Mrs. Hell tomorrow will give
n small luncheon at the
DAG for Mrs. Clark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
See Swanson PLAY

MRS. SULLIVAN took Mrs.
). Clark 10 see Gloria Swanson 4.
band Harold Kennedy in "A
y Goose for the Camden"
The Carroll Rositeiis Of Bir-
e. F4inghaTu entertained at cock
tails yesterday for Mrs. Clark.
Mrs. Matt Carey was 10 give a
small luncheon for her today .
at the DAG
The guest list includes Z.
Mrs. Clark Mrs. Sullivan
Mrs. Behr and Mrs.
Ernest Wunsch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Bride-EIect Feted

THE SPINSTER dinner for
bride-elect Ellen Torrey was
was given last night by her
aunt Mrs. 3earl w. Bren-
ner in Mrs. Bremen 5
house in Ferguson avenue
And the rehearsal dinner will
be given Jan. % by Mrs. Dana
II. Torrey mother ct the
bride-elect at the Wardell-
Sheraton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Nal. GabIer Home

MARINE MAI. CORNELIUS
L. T. GABLER is home on leave
-. after IA months duty in the
Pacific and is seeing all his
friends at small get-togethers.
Accompanied by Mrs. Gabler.
he will depart Jan. 20 for
Cherry Point, N. G. where
he is to be stationed for six
months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
In Mayfair
WITH
The Chaperon

\ MRS. GEORGE ROMNEY Of
Balmoral Drive, Palmer Woods,
has her sister Mrs. John
Scowcroft visiting her I.
from Ogden. Utah.
Mrs. Scowcroft is being enter
tanned a good deal at small par
ties
Mrs. Walter Truettner today
Is giving a small luncheon in her
home in Parkside avenue =.
to honor Mrs. Scowcroft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Msw, 70, moAs,n Wensn
Mrs. Trick
Entertains

MRS. w. II. TRICK was host
ess at a luncheon party Friday
in her apartment in the War
dell-Sheraton. Among her guests
were Mrs. j. II. Dixon and Mrs.
C. II. Gibson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Pfc. Poereba Spends
-urIoueh at Home

PFC. VICTOR POGREBA
JR. Is spending a furlough here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Pogreba Of Anthony
street. Dearborn. Pfc. Pogreba,
a mechanic with the Air Trans
port Command, is stationed at
Lunken Field, Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Mrs. HoNenbaeher
Gives Bridge Party

MRS. E. C. HOLLENBACHER
entertained a group of friends
at a bridge luncheon in her
w a I'd ll-Sheraton Apartment.
Among her out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Henry Purdy OF Pom
tiac and Mrs. Henry Houston of
Birmingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Samuel Sofferins
Leave for Coast

MIR. AND MRS. SAMUEL M.
SOFFERIN of Wildemere ave-
nue. are en- route to Los Angeles
where they plan to spend sew
eral weeks at the Beverly VIII
shire Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
New York Fashions
Clare Potter Shows
Bare Midriffs
BY JOAN DEAN
Detroit Times Fashion Editor

brilliant solution, why not ask
her? Carrying out this brain
trust idea we have it on au-
thority of the lady herself; it's
Two Words, Clare Potteri
No startling silhouette
changes take place az master
tailor Anthony Blottas. Nat
ural contours Of the figure rule
here with slight deviation be-
ing made in the little fan-tsil
jackets he shows. These are a
type Of peplum jacket with a
series OF pleats that jut out at
the waistllne back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
NEW YORK. Jan. IS.

NEW 1ORh. Jan. ID.
THE TWAIN meets in Clare
Potters collection of spring and
summer STYLES REe4ieHea to-day
to the fashion press, but not ac-
cidental is the Occidental influ-
once that takes precedence.
A staunch believer in things
American, Mrs. Potter says one
should look forward in fashion,
not backward. and in season
when Melting peFmeates many
collections. She permits just
a whisper of Chinese 10 flavor
her costumes.
High, round and slit necklines
on a few dresses, tiny frog fas-
Jennings and such colcrs as YER
bena green and yellow. lapis
pink, blue or red limit her ORR
entail accents.
Feminine Bathing Suits
Pretty naked but you can
wear them" is what she says Of
her bathing suits which are
pants and bras, sometimes very
feminine with rows of ruffies,
or very modern as in the brown
Jersey fish skin suit, which fits
like epidermiS. II is stitched
and petaled all over 10 simulate
scales.
Cool little summer dresses, a
Potter signature, are seen in
Easter egg or bee-printed crepes
and very new are her hand
painted cottonS which resemble
rough crash toweling. looking
as though an artists brush had
swiShed them here and there
and left brilliant blobs of cloud
patterns or stripes.
Ssiin Trouser Suits
Sleek satin trouser suits, to
be worn on the beach or at
dinner, combine slim Stacks,
bare middles and bra tops.
Worn with these are rocking
chair-red sandals. high as stills
and modern as any nightmare
OF Dali.
Cross suSpenders in satin or
cotton are teamed with blouses
Of bras in high shock shade Of
limelight (lime) fame-pink or
blue.
Two STARTERS: a sports cos
tune of white. covered-up man
nish shirt. with high collar and
bow tie worn with tight. short
shorts Of black and white shep-
herds check wool. a sweeping
Skirted gypsy evening gown
that combines flame-pink, ver-
bena-green and blue, boasts a
face swathing head shawl and
rows of dust ruffles at the hem.
Fen-Tsil Jackets
Incidental note: After Jug
Cling Mrs. Potter's name as
one word and then as two (pow-
erS that be changed il every
cpaconl we fnalIv hit t,YNon n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Fashion Press Fefed

Wined, dined and feted on a
round the clock schedule mo
allowances being made for the
fact we are newspaper women
and do have 70 file daily stories)
faces of the fashion press now
begin 10 look gray. lines deepen
so makeup no longer camou-
flages and at morning shows the
girls snatch quick seconds of
shut eye as the models change
costumes.
Sleek manicures have Clipped,
nails are broken from type
writer-pounding, and though we
get caviar and champagne,
there's no butter for our break
fast bread--eVen in such an
epicure's heaven as the Algon-
quinl
Invitations 10 everything but
a ship launching pour in and
when you return 10 your hotel.
the floor is Uttered with gold
plated bids TO this or that, but
the bed isn't made,
Every late afternoon brings
a package from, New York
publiclSt, Rosemary Sheehan.
two days ago il was a bottle of
champagne, yesterday a cor
sage of fuchsia tinted carna-
tons. today a full blown
camellia :. Tomorrow
Still the big show goes on
There's spring millinery TO be
seen, coats from the great coat
and suit houses. shoes, bags and
other accessories to view
Well be back tomorrow with
more fashion news.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Flarine Wool Goats

Notable in this collections
Long tunic coats over match
ing dresses.
A series CT faring. seven
eighths length wool fleece coats
in vivid woods, sometimes with
braid trim, sometimes with sill
YER buttons marching in a pre-
else line down the back, some
times with sequin polka dots.
Good classic suits in tweeds,
monotone woods or silk shan
lungs and in pastels or gray
tones constitute a large part of
this collection. And the Chinese
modern theme runs throughout.
Colors here: Summer brown.
French lilac. wood pink. a
lighter mood of shocking,
orange peel, coral, blue mist
and orchid green.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Fan-Tsil Jackets

Incidental note: After Jug
Cling Mrs. Potter's name as
one word and then as two (pow-
ers that be changed il every
season. we finally hit upon a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Satin Trouser Suits

Sleek satin trouser suits, 10
be worn on the beach or at
dinner, combine slim Stacks,
bare middles and bra tops.
Worn with these are rocking
chair-red sandals. high as stills
and modern as any nightmare
Of Dali.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

Personal shopping
Services Avaiiabls
after 800 A. N.
Tslsphons traffic,
howsysr, 10 lishtsst
after iliSo. Call
Cherry 500
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PERSONAL

SLIP COVERS. CO. $500. Specials
pieces made Of your own fabric, So 80;
5-day delivery; expert workmanship: Gus
tom made draperies. bedspreads. DAlG-
NEAULT, decorators. ,o.x
EXCELLENT CHILD CARE. vicinity I'm
and SITS. NV; private nome. Can
VACANCY in rest home. excellent food
and care, tray service, porch. SH. 2644.
DDT, the Army's wonder insecticidei we
have its commercial counterpart. Dycoro.
prod iced as 3 derivative by the Hercules
PSEas5 en- tnf sERy Il telephone
ssWHiss-aAMERICAN watches repaired. 8 to
days service: alarm and fine clocks
repaired: all work guaranteed: watcn-
maker on premises for prompt attenuon'
pearls restrung and 1ewelry repaiTs req
ELECTRICAL CENTER q GIT MAXI y
PHONE sHHPHERD $3.50. ask. for Miss
Wright. If you are in need OF loan up 70
5000 on your signature.
ASTHMA, HAY FEVER SUFFERERS-Write
for rec booklet. J. c. MCLEAN, 6O04 4th
Nj De- pREssMAKING STUDIO; for
Gated. equipped for prompt service. Dresses,
suits coats to order; also restyling and
alterations: moderate prices. LEA ENGEL'
lilo st. NV. Room co.. Elk. 1903.
SLIP COVERS, expertly tailored; SAUSAGE
ton guaranteed: upholstered FURNITURE
shampooed IN your home; D.! d.. ol22. o.
minator cali RIA. s62s. SIS each treatment
SiIFcoVERs AND DRXPERIEs rrofes-
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Discriminating clientele: 7-day deiiysry.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

AcCoTNTANT, expert: books started s, Kept
audited: tax reports. monthy service
h req '0t weekly
monthly basis: eenl records. taxes f,nsn-
siai yspeTt srs expert pSo, ASa MS o7g2 i@
perience desires position with good post
Chef, FIRST class, colored. neat. sober.
tsoi hK MAN NAN AND WIFE desire small
ap. "a, Is gs6St,tine ianitor. Ho, 49, in o.
tractors. competent, Industrious and capa-
bic Of assuming full Responsibility ior
building construction of all types. sewage
and water treatment plants. reinforced
and nG dc, 5are en
cheering structures. Address Box 3s3.D.
EXECUTIvE-Jacko of all trades. excellent
years successful experience at admins
trstiye and MANAGEMENT level in com
Of obbns s sna and con-
real i'' estate background; fair INSIGHT to
writer. pisnner and contact man; pre-
sentable. adaptable. hard-working, loyal,
creative and capable; open to anything
profitably can De put TO work by those
who foot the bills, but not interested in
padding any ones payroll unless ne can
give full value In return. Box 3a9.D,
MAN. colored. wants work after 9 pm,
elevator operator or other light work
MANAGERS POSITION wanted. gas sta
ton or parking service. TR. 27ls. Z.
ORGANISE, choirmaster recitalist and
teacher. American University and European
training: prominently identified with mu-
steal life Of this city. Box 124-A. Star.
PART-TIME WORK wanted by general
ing with The public: no other employ ment
involved. Box 36S-D, Star. s.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE, majored in Ian,
guages. seeks position in secretarial f1eld
in Florida for winter or permanent. Write
MAWBY'S WHIP INN, Linden. Va. ~
COMMERCIAL ARTIST, years expert
ence with large concern; art work, letter.
ing and lay-outs; 5-day permanent posi-
ton Call SH. 664S.
DREssMAKING. designing. remodelinE; al
terations reasonable MISS MIS- o BERT 1850
EXPERIENCED TYPIsT desires tipping to
do at home, can spare 20 hrs. weekly.
Call CHI. $685..
PRACTICAL NURSE, coiored. graduate of
Just Training School, available immedi-
ately for professional engagements. GO
SECY.-sTES0.- capable assuming
full charge; extensive business back
ground; $50 week. Box 330-D. Star;
and sewing; thoroughly experienced ana
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES legal briefs, rough
drafts, etc. Rates reasonable. Can ar
range to pick UP and deliver work. Box
TYPiST-CLERK available until Sept. 49,
Several years experience in Government
and private business. Box 462-D, Star.
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HrLp poMEsrIc tcent. J

s0Sk, o 81 NOON s III p sss 1ei Vii
S.g. A nuase 3. iam IntsrS VI pm
MSnssWk a ss iSl ses as'h v e. IN only
years. q age. reliable and willing person.
cooking and some cleaning: live in. co.
bIsiwAsHER. colored. part part time, from
DoMEsTIC HELP. female: general house
washing or ironing; Sunday on; perma-
GENERAL dsfT IS Hoo 81 Esh ss ADULTS;
s aRSfaa s20f aSus stsE RR .si.. with
two children; live in; S22.60 per week.
GIN GENERAL HousEKEEPEk; white, live in.
for empl. couple. Call WI. 1885 all day
sahasy q Is al'ef laan DRY sssst with
children: live in or live out: good salary;
GIRL. White Or eolored. for housework and
good hogrs, so1d salary; pleasant esnn home
GIRL, coiored, experienced: g.hw;; good
wages; no Sundays; no nights. GE. 1882:
GIRL Ehw IN small apt ada nt eco ss1
Wy a11VVS' Soh'' @'e' Anew" saw
rs Haojys IKE white: moshsrls.' home.
e aA Rs. IN SIS vst sef IN ISIS cnf''
MAID, white or colored,, for employed
misfF apt xs sad live ou nar;sS
MAIDS. colored, steady. @ days week;
hours. 10 to g, also part time. PARK
MAID. white: Methodist Home: live in.
MAID, rooming house; no Sunday work;
neat; sxperienced; ref: SIS week clear.
sa salary i live in. wi. ssis.
MAIDS rea 81 d eGIe ssan spsss rco
Kenwood. in family, light laundry
iaa1aNiAiG5EER-white woman with employed
house: vases and furnished quarters; ref.
R fasIIi1sL wv WOMAN Sa2i with references to
apartment weekdays from until 8; good
W SsInrf MAID, $40: i've in; principal work
d &c care wo tor oi sss55dfsn' light household
WOMAN, white: cooking and general house
work. live in, 2 adults. 8 school-age chill.
M sTsn %us Suburbs RI spso per WI
WOMAN for g INV, live in. Call EN-. 1907.
CIV. settled woman. live in, new house
Bethesda. family 3. WI. 42ss. IA.
| children; a good home in preference to
| high wages: furnished apt given in sx-
| change for services; near Capitol. TR,
WOMAN. part-time work in morning; city
tween 9 and !. WI. 3134.
YOUNG LADY for Ehw' knowi tso. OF
Box 1b1-E, Star
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

AZ ps s5as iess Essina':. is' ssi
e'i5af Ssff home ,mprovem.nt.Ew.
roofing. asbestos siding. screening. weather
pse ae estma.ss
coNTRAcTINa CO. si5 New York, ave.
IET Is MoDERNIzE your home-psint.
ing, Dapering and general repairs on easy
s ffsmi Ss R IL FS'sn Ca Ssss Ss Ca
WvSATRRRHpRooFING. all kinds; Easements
EFT ri E. PRICE. RE 1881. il.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. fagstons
Eak Route e. Hornets sns:
E s;SffHIs' PRaINrrNG, interior. exterior.
teriais: work done directly BY me; save
overhead expenses. AID. 5000, ewes. to
johns. MANViILE roorns, siding. insul..
GATES SoNTTSS TRACT Co. Oh ;,; s2oo. .o,.
a stTnetion. repairing. remodelins. ssphais
shingle roofs, asbestos wall siding. insuia-
sd!On s sGHSists gsaa'is1ssa Estimates free
MobE sSEa your HOME and add add
Ssp; srshs
ASBESTOS ASBESTOS siding and rootins and seneTsi
house repairs Get our free estimate.
Small monthly payments. TABORS HOME
RENOvAT1NG CO.. 1920 Irving st. NV,
AID 1900
PAINTING. decorating. roof repairs home
repairs: white mechanics. work guaranteed.
Call any time. AD 5129.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, interior and
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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID, full time. for small hotel
good hours and pay. Apply MRS
YOWELL. BOO 10th st. NV.
COLORED GIRL wanted to clean and
assist nurse in dental ofiice. Apply at 406
COOK, coiored, gh.w.. small family; no
laundry; nice room and bath. EN-. BOIL.
COOK. plain. g.h.w., white, 2 adults, in
dividual unique living quarters board. good
salary; THURSDAY and Sunday afternoons
off. Phone Berwyn. Nd. A.
COOK, .colored. experienced: light house
work; fond OF children; live In; $50 a
week. Call EN-. 4397 between | and 5
Cook. dinner only. very light cleaning,
for adults. no children, in small down
town apartment; hours, 4:30-7:30: four
DAYS q week: $40. Call HO s5l7 g.
COOK, white; cool summer, Gloucester,
Mass. Telephone Emerson 30SS.
COOK, also Observation-Disclosures; must
have local references and live in; salaries,
SlaH mo S each Wo; 1865. ~,
In; must be thoroughly experieneed and
husband preferred; al, good home. good wages.
COOK. $50 week, 6ia days; cooking, nrst
door. light laundry for couple: local refs;
no phone calls. Bill Foxhall I'd. NV,
Wesley Heights bus on Dupont Circle.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

civil instrument men, party
chief computors: near D. c. good salaries.
BOYDS, 1888 F st. MA. 1888,
TEACHERS-Textiles, college level, Latin
art, music. math, English; part-time
junior college. Business secy., girls
private school, live in. Industrial arts;
public schools ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY. 204 Colorado Bids, 14th and
G. SITS. NV.
STENOG'S uemale) advertising. 5-day
wk, S45; C. p. A, 81 wk,, So 90; con-
struction expr., $4,000; editorial. perm.
$50 wk; railroad. $40; religious work.
days, open; congressional, 81, 800; dozens
of others. For BETTER positions always
see BoYD's, 1888 F st: MA. 233s.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

FRENCH LESSONS by gentleman. 2129
18th NV, Apt. 90. Phone for appoint
ment. Michigan 003l:
out town boarding schools. We charge
no fee Schools range from $3.50 up
washington Schools Association, Colorado
learn LEAF BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL,
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. mathematics
and physics, primary grades through high
school. 1924 Van Ness st. Phone Emer-
son 1856 %
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. BEGINNERS and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing. bookkeepins;,
service courses, Est. % years: accredited.
Inquire MA. 1888. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
r st. (opp Capitol Theaterl.
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GIRL, colored. wants part-time work.
Phone Columbia 1851. Address 1881 Yer
GIRL desires work care of children. De-
catur 1896. call / to 8 pm.
GIRL, colored. wants days work. Hobart
6547.
GIRL, colored. desires full-time employ
ment doing general housework; also ex-
perienced in care Of children: S25 week
Tues Wed and Thurs. in
Bethesda only, Csc per hr. Rockville, Md,
r. F, D. No. 9. Box "a, Write.
WOMAN, colored, with 2-year-old child,
wishes lob with adult couple: refs. Salary,
$50 per mo- Write FRANCES A. BOWLES,
1910 R. l. ave. NV. a.
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to Muskogee, Okla, early as possible. Ref
erences EXCHANGED. Hillside 1851.