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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-27

to Batchama Bay, Ontario, Cana
da. On their trip home they stop
ped at the home of their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Truman ANDERSON, daughters,
Beth Ann and Trena Sue. The Am
broSonS have recently taken up
residence at Lansing, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Eugene Diehl
returned to their home in Pitts
burg, N. Y, after a weeks visit
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Diehl, and other rela-
tiveS, and also were guests of
friends in Dayton, where Mr.. Diehl
is associated with Lowe Brothers
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holycross,
of West Third street, are spending
a week with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Dobbins, at their cottage at In
dian Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie BoySel and
family, of Lunda, Mrs. John LIE
Van and sons of North Greenfield,
and Ada Boysel, of East Liberty,
spent Sunday at the O'Shaughnes-
Sey dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Boysel, Of
Lunda, and Ada Boysel, of East
Liberty, spent Sunday evening at
Russelps Point in honor of the
14th birthday anniversary of Ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Boysel and
family entertained the following
guests Monday evening in honor
Of the 14th birthday anniversary
Of their daughter, Ada. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Boysel and family, of Lunda; Mr..
and Mrs. Milton CronkletOn and
son, Of West Mansfield, and Mr..
and Mrs. John LeVan and sons, OF
North Greenfield, and Mrs. Sar-
ah Lewis. Refreshments were serV-
ed.
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FAMILY DINNER

A family dinner at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Taylor Sun
day, included the following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Carpenter,
Stanley Hanawalt and family, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Z. Pottorf, of Dayton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Mcintosh and
family, of Westerville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Edwards, of st,
Marys, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Welch, Of st. Petersburg, Fla;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert HanaWalt,
c. E. Hanawalt and family and
Ida Graham, Of Columbus; c. M.
Croy and daughter, Joan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eber Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Kleiber, Myrtle Kilgore, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben HerriOtt and son,
and the host and hostess.
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met Wednesday afternoon, July
3, at the home of Mrs. Ruth Mer-
riman in Redwood on South
Franklin street.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis, Rich
wood, and Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Davis and son, Clinton, drove to
CoShocton last Sunday to see the
man living atop a flag-pole from
Decoration day until July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Corwin
and daughter. Mary, of Cardington
spent week ago last Sunday af-
tcrnoon at the home of Mr. and
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Miss Maybelle Ebright returned
home Sunday from weeks visit
with her sisters, Mrs. Bernard Dor
Bey, and family, Mrs. Ronald Davis
and Mr.. Davis, who live in Tipp
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PHONE
Personals

Mrs. Minnie Cole, of East Liber-
'ty, visited Tuesday with her sis
.ter-in-law, Mrs. Ada Collier, and
slaughter, Lois, at their home on
North Court street.
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SERVICE MOTHERS

The Leesburg Magnetic Service
Mothers Club will hold their next
meeting July 2 at the high school
building. All members are urged
to be present.
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KID SHOW SUNDAY

The public is cordially invited
to attend the kid show and star
mixer contest Sunday afternoon
at the Fairgrounds. Lunch will be
served by a All group.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. J. L. Sellers entertained at
her home on North Court St, Sun
day evening, hOnoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bowcrsmith and little
son, Hickey, and Chester Bower
smith, Jr., with a family birthday
dinner. Other guests were Joan
Mccoy Mrs. D. M. Crider, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wilcox, daughter,
Marlene, Mrs. James Foster, Mrs.
Harriet Weidman, Mrs. Glenna
Northrup, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
BowerSmith and little son, Bobby.
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BAZAAR AT MAGNETIC

The Lcesburg Magnetic Service
Mothers Club will hold an ice
cream social and bazaar Friday
evening July 5 in Magnetic Springs.
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PAGE THREE
Idalene Fish, Reporter

AdoASiAS A'o'A'
This club met at the home of
Minerva Steele on June II. We
made four-leaf clovers to sell to
raise money for Camp Clifton and
decided to met at the home of Mrs.
Mary Westlake to make more
clovers on June 10. The next reg
ular meeting will be held at the
home of Phyllis and Ruth Ann
Shirk on June 25.
ADVERTISE Il THE JOURNAL
READ Thr. JOURNAL
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SCRAP DRIVE POSTPONED

The Youth Center scrap drive
planned for this week has been
postponed until Aug. "a, so it will
not conflict with the annual All
scrap drive.
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PICNIC SUPPER

Sunday evening a picnic supper
was enjoyed at the country home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith, hon
oring the family's returned veto
rams. The members of the family
and guests who gathered at the
beautiful and spacious lawn for
the serving were Rev. and Mrs.
George Reed, daughters, Marilyn,
Jackie and Joann, of Springdale;
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Gabriel sons,
Tom, Bruce and John, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hall, of Magnetic
Springs; Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Ar
thur, of Delaware; Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Gabriel, of Redwood; Mr.
and Mrs. Eden Ballard and daugh-
terS, Marilyn and JOann, of Della
ware; Mr.. and Mrs. George Stults,
daughters, Susan and Jeanette, OF
Redwood; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jolliff, son, Roger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Smith, daughter, Linda
Lou, of Marysville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Parrott, son, Danny, OF
the Kenton road; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Cunningham, daughter,
Sue, sons, Ronny and Garry, Of
Pharisburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Ballard, Of Ostrander; Carroll
Smith, of Marion, and Desmond
Hecker, of Marysville.
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Mrs. James w. Davis. Their
daughter underwent an operation
on Monday for the removal of her
tonSilS and adenoids. Evening call
ers at the Davis home were Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Davis and
daughters, Alberta, Cecilia and
Peggy, of Milford Center, and Mrs.
Vina Diehl, of Marysville, and Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Davis, of Redwood.
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THE S. AND c. CLUE

The S. and c. club will meet on
Friday at p. m. at the home of
Mrs. George Kleiber on the Waldo
road.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Barnett were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Collins and son, Gail.
Evening callers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Sellars and family, of
Marion.
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PHONE Society d
MRS. ANTHONY PFARR NAo/1K =
Society Editor Nk'

City. Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis ac-
companied Miss Ebright to MaryS-
vile and spent the day with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Eb-
right.
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APPEAR IN RECITAL

Miss Helen Louise Sullivan and
Mrs. Jean Harger, of Redwood,
appeared in an accordion recital
Wednesday evening. Mrs. CharO-
letta Gamble, arranged the recital
for her students, which was held
in the Lazarus Music center, Col
umbuS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Wilson re-
turned to their home on East Fifth
street Wednesday evening. They
had enjoyed a weeks fishing trip
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RECITAL ON SUNDAY


Some of the piano and violin pu-
pills Of the class of Miss Irene HcG-
enderfer, will be presented in two
recitals this Sunday in Trinity
Parish House. They will be assist
ed by Marjorie Geer, who will play
a clarinet solo, and the junior VlO-
lin ensemble and orchestra consist
ing of: violinS-JaCqueline Wilcox,
Nadia Shuran, Wilma Jewell, Mar
ilyn Smith, Alice Rittenhousc.
Catherine LeMaster, and Hans
Gebhardt, jr.; viola-Mrs. H. T.
Gebhardt; cello-Dr. H. T. Gcb-
hardt; clarinet-Marjorie IGecr;
piano-Marilyn Geer and Fritz
Gebhardt.
Group A students playing in the
at 3 o'clock are: Janice
Evans, Mary and Shirley Caldwell,
Fatty Smith, Mary Alice Evans,
Margerylou Fladt, Sandra Easton,
John and Jimmie Kleiber, Rose
mary Boerger, Janice Ebright,
Hans and Fritz Gebhardt, Terry
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Miss Doris SnodgraSS will arrive
today at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Snodgrass, in
EdgeWood, as she is on terminal
leave from the navy.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

A very beautiful Child'S party
was held on the lawn of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank HolycroSs, Jr., Mon
day afternoon. Eighteen little
friends of Frances Lee HolycroSs
gathered to help her celebrate her
second birthday anniversary. Ia
bles were decorated with pink roS-
es and the individual small pink
candy baskets were placed for
each of the little guests, as ice
cream and birthday cake were
served. The guests were Carrie
Ambrose, Martha Graham, Anne
Warrington, Ronda Scheiderer, Sal
ly Clarridge, Peggy Daley, Diam
Otte, Anne Grigsby, John Gray,
David Creviston, Jerry Simpson,
Danny Parrott, Ronny Hudson,
Lee Mcmahon, Frank Lachemire,
Carroll GronkS, Maria and Mike
Brown. cousins Of Frances; Mrs.
Dave Debolt, of Newark, a great
aunt, and Mrs. Curtis Bell, grand
mother; Dale Bell, an uncle of
little Frances were there to en-
joy the afternoon, also ten moth
crS of the children. There were
many beautiful gifts and a very
special one from her friend, Susan
Engard.
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ATTENDED BREAKFAST
Mr.. M. E. McKitrick, of West
Fourth street, and Mr.. Walter
StillingS, of Milford Center, men,
berS of Palestine Lodge, F. and A.
M, were among the 135 members
who attended the breakfast of the
Trowel club, held in the York Mas
onic temple, Sunday at 7:30 a. m.
Members then attended morning
service at North Broadway Meth
odist church. This occasion was in
observance of st. Johns day. Farm
Bureau insurance representatives
affiliated with the Masonic order
are eligible to membership in the
IroWel CLUB.
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CLASS PICNIC
The John Alvin Stuart class Of
the Presbyterian church held their
annual June picnic at the beauti-
full country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Bishop. Added to the de-
licious food was plenty of fried
chicken supplied by the host and
hostess. After the picnic supper
they all enjoyed a hay ride. A
short business meeting wah held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishops son, Joe,
now in overseas service, had sent
home some memos and pictures
from Denmark. These were all
viewed with keen interest.
BLUE STAR MOTHERS
Union County Chapter No. Al,
of the Blue Star Mothers will hold
their meeting Monday night at 8,
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DINNER GUESTS

Mrs. Lester Smith will have as
her dinner guests today at her
home on the Kenton road, Mrs.
Flora Maugans, Mrs. Monetta Nc
Carly, Mrs. Dana Griffin, daugh-
ter, Myra, and Linda Lou Smith.
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Mrs. Russell Noble of West
Fifth street, returned home Mon
day evening after a visit with rel
atives. Mrs. Noble and daughter,
Betty, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Britton, of Decatur, Ill, par
ents of Mrs. Noble. They also Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Noble, son and daughter-in-law, in
Chicago. Betty remained for a
weeks visit at the home of her
brother and sister-in-law.
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CLASS PICNIC
BLUE STAR MOTHERS

Union County Chapter No. Al,
of the Blue Star Mothers will hold
their meeting Monday night at 8,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-27

Miss Betty Rausch returned to
Marysville Monday evening after
a three-weeks' visit with friends in
California.
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July /, in the armory. Mrs. Fran
ces Kasper, Mrs. Mira Mckinley
and their committee will be in
charge of the program and re-
freShmentS.
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McGUFFEY LITERARY CLUB

The McGuffey Literary club will
meet at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon
on June 28 at the home of Mrs. w.
M. Specs on West Third st. The
program leader is Mrs. Mary Shul-
er. Mrs. Dana Griffin will have
quotations and Ms. Specs will
have as her assistant hostess, Mrs.
Ilo Mohler.
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EASTERN STAR

The Mary Chapter, No. 9, Order
of the Eastern Star, will meet al
7:30 p. m. Friday in the Masonic
hall.
Evening star., 1946-09-17
HELP MEN ord WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATORs-5-day week; sal
aared and kaYWoob kfGss9n srsT49r siy9r ssNs ps VIZ
BookKEEPER, must be experienced. pref
era6ly in automobile bookkeeping; 5-day
week; excellent salary TO capable person.
See Mr.. Martin. ARCADE PONTIAC CO,
bookKEEEefsEk, fiTi fuil charge. dble. .rs entry.
sood pay, perm. position, opportunity for
Advancement. For Interview call FIR. 5000,
Ext 64e' TO IL noon and after pm.
CIGAR CLERK, exper.; excel. salary, pleas
an s,pI EoTking eonditions. CHEVY CHASE
PHARMACY 5636 Conn. ave. NV. WO.
CLERKS. some knowledge OF bookkeeping
ana ana typlng necessary. oliver 1900,
CLERKS, white, ase is to 90 neat sp-
pearsnce: permanent position, good work
!ng conditions; must be able to work Z
m; to 800 2 m. one week and. $3.50 m.
sonnel once, MAYFLoWER HofEL,
CLERk-TfPIsT, seneral once work: per-
manenE position, excellent working condi-
tGhsRF co s5sf los d'y5 # ROW n
C0UPLE Woman to cook and keep house
man to sssist in house, work as outside
handy man, also drive: attractive salary,
ss 'fSm' pI sadS sRS ssth b. gss separate
EXPERIENCED on mems alterations, In
fine slothinE store: salary no object. Ap-
ply ply II THE quality SHOP. Wilson blvd,
yooD chscKEs Al AND 6'HnssGf GHsaIEE. "a hours. mrs
ply msn'rsfs once. HoTEI LsfHfrTffs.
onGANIsT: Wilson Memorial Methods.
Scs SoosE L. Il. ssaes. !e ~ &C. CAL REV is GtAN
Evening star., 1946-09-17
HELP DoMEIlc.

CHAMBERMAID, exper. laundress. Bendix
get breakfast: live In, or nights q wk :
apt; alternate Sundays, / afternoon
small family. refs, health card; other help;
e2oioRwH18 e2S w1 VS. sHa2oSMAS preferably. la settled.
plain cooking seneral housework. Part
time, References. Call after pm, MI.
COOK coz .,,a sns Fen general asss ahssssss.york.r, elderly
COOK, downstairs work, GOOD with chill
dren, exper., with d. c. refs: live in. WI.
COOK, evening meal, and help afternoons
2-year-old baby; noon through dinner;
Thursday and Sunday of: references re-
CURED; S25 wk. Call evenings, IA. 0093.
COOK. plain. ghw.: Bendix washer; no
ironing fond of children: live in; nice
living quarters; top salary: references,
COOK and general housework. no laundry
school-sse children; live in, lst-noor room
and private bath: recent references re-
COOK. ghx'. fond Of children, live in' a.
up.tairs room. near 18th and Col. rd.,
COOK q w. .si0o per mo, live in, up
stairs; 3 schoel-ase children; Bendix and
s.ts..G, Rsp:l:i 'ueYfb.t Wf .t,.s7o7 o'orsstovn Fd
cO0K-G.A.w., light laundry, Sh h-dsy
": .s:k' iSRsrsspassssd' spss references vie. Conn,
COOK AND GSNERAL AousEwoaX, live
347<. lie
Evening star., 1946-09-17
SITUATIONS WoMEh.

ACCOUNTANT, B. B. A. desree, II yesrr
sHasn and IN seiiS
tim. aeSountinE. financial :tsfsm.n.s sgd
9 ssss fR sefssRS sss6 Est EsterssopSe' soS
BIOLOGIST. ABB. desree, minor in chem
btu1 istryu1 dssirss ;dr position IN research, sos
pocToR's OR DENTISTS AssIsrANT-
Grad. prac. nurse. white. sge over go; can
Time; must study few hrs. daily; reliable,
6kEssMAkSa 81 iSRsA Nue. assn ssd 3s's T.mea ssrr .
SsRgI IsiS S;yins ae' !.p ssss
Es%sssllss ss. ss:: r'i!s'fs sos ,sd ''R;s
ds.l.s ss cs ;;S' rM % ssS: 81
ss sesss srsdu.. sSsh Il ''diR'spi sE ssi
ssI sas s.s.a. ss.s..d * s.n ssss s,'' work I day
cal SsifFsss sx asaS q counter girl day or fight
siIs.r sisa eSse5sd sS, 4ss. wants work a. mothers
sRr sIRfrr eoie1.d. sa..iy.. s.t.,syi. work o.
Giad Gn,d in eoiaf.S s5oIs fsSi, Gsl ot 7, 1923 S
doss o store Miss Fl s0Ts RARsis sa before
GIRL, eolored, wants counter work for
AAoAn Soout W -
Girl, coiersd, would lik. lob .. elevator
GKfs mas soSf.a ssst d... Ho so4 ssis sa.,
week; bus girls maid or elevator operator.
NURSE. practical, middle-ssed. local ex-
perience and references. desires position
caring for elderly person; need small apart
msnt as part payment for services. SH.
NURSE. sraduste, white desires nursing
In home: experienced; city references. RA,
NURSE wishes day or night duty, with
AGED or chronic case will do l2-hour duty.
RsEe6ovERNEss wishes position with
ct chiiarsn to years and over; excellent ref,
PHOTo- -CoIoRIsT wishes work to do al
home. rea sonable rates. Box 279-H, star
PIANO NsTRUCTOR, composer, young
woman, COLLEGE graduate, desires position
with music school or private school In
pistries vide experiences abroad and here.
PRACTICAL NURSE, after care voys,
eolored; references NE, 446a. lie
CONTINUED 90 NsTt PsVsJ
Evening star., 1946-09-17
HELP DoMISTic tcsRs. !,

Hskp pOMbSVlS tSeMt.l
ssErs COZ r. sssTis .sS. S'ss 'ss 'ssess: ssss
Rss.siasoSs "iIs 9Ssss ~ ssS;s vi s' :. ":
es sisi'' pE I sIsss sIssss.'A'a'' from to '''o
:sRssasss fRdIsn R. n SAB Ss: ": n'i sos
&. .Hw.. iiv. in. vhi,. no, over IS; issy
s.,sT'nSss T.,E 81 ffSSir'd Tsss adult couple.
E. NJ ps I'm 'sss sss s.s :ss.s ss::s cs:. :,
dry YOUNG. @ references. ''I' tisii sksi
sPl sI9n'' .sa spd ,sid. sa 3 .sa. saR '7i 7b
esstsat oiisi ,li'f fHoSusrwonk. .sI., with car.
GHi for medium -sis. SosrSins houi..
M st.1usr 0fna s as.d sna .oS. aS e.snns .sor
$40 70 | Pm. or same work on svenins
;h, .as. f,Sg sS p.r Dm Week .n,SSss .Ss spns
N,gg ,HampshiTs ave, NV -, IL.
sgndass sHnaas Box N $50 star tar VIZ " Els No
GIRL. souns iisht eeior.d. 70 elssn doe
4 Apply 3 r, a. pr p m Do not phone DR.. Me-
Old ehid ASSIST StS sfS'fH Nous. s dutis U .spsr-
city ref Oa sis hamilton GR% st ui nv w. OF 500
HousEKEEPER- COOK. sfhci.nt and trust
worthy; excellent quarters and salary,
MsiSGs''1 EaTIs 1a&afRllcAN COOK, ..h,y. 70,
Spanish-speaking American family live
mi ma.s s0Gs e. 'siEz shdT.1 no r.. ssndSy 10
s,srt Sept; %: Thurs ana s!t.rnsts suns,
o1 on no o,o cookins; school children intsnt.
MAID MAID, live jaa:, shw.; saS a week; ,;t.
MxipMaui,2t b. very sood cook and
Q, clock dinner Only thoropshly sTp.risns-
W vases asea ipPis dH nd n smy sss
$500 Woodlsy I'd. NV, Apt. 412. CO.
MAID---Help care for small child and as
sS,Srt ',st xlth l,sht heSsnseWork No sookins or
san9iy s4S RET. *iss s' m t.niy sss ssosins
s.sbs:9a aaa bah 6aay ssSz az 7aos Hampton lsn''
"a s.:i;sEsd r u }fHs soss children IL i'i:bl.
housewoIk; light Laundry; other hslp: rel
s SETTLED WHITE woMAS; ii!y, I'M 1000
SETTLED WOMAN. s.h.w., plain cooking.
nus 5. 9;ad cad ei sa'Gis eSar.a m s s Der s,.
WHITE WOMAN i've in. upst.ir. room,
general housswerk' lisht laundry, assist
nish family y0qps Pson. c'ey sH ssss saul' baby IN
WoMAN-csrs Of Of children, q and 4, in
Georsetown home with ssrd.n; local r.is,
permanent. S25 vkly for vks., then
sl25 monthly; other help. 1908 sSth
WOMAN OR SCHOOLGIRL to clean small,
70 20 10. ~c Can CO. s95a s" after T 4 pm nom
WOMAN, part time, II am. to s pm,,
mSndhs snd sht thfSana sHnary rrsi R p.T h
WOMAN. colored. settled, to care for baby
and light housework leht, laundry; no
s%S0SsM,ns %0Ms 6r.,dsy week Cal TE $685.
ms small apt; so5 per week, 40 70
$40; references required. AID. $500.
WOMAN. reliable, settled. must b. .xps-
room and bath, snd door. I.l.r.ne.s; l soes SsSs
FAMILY or wants .tieisnt white wom-
an for cooking and lisht housevork; she
viii 1--we In attractive room With radio and
PFystf snty nsth 4 IN .9ssns ,s,so sDIn5 y:s
S2s a week; liberal time on top references
necessary Call or. 34l2., -lp
ssduits ssaI | child: live In local rsfsrsnees.
tnSns snf sonnH mornings "ardman-P'rk Hc.si.
WANTED, CoLoRED MAID, for s.nsr.i
housework in institution, . s-hour day;
references required; no telephone. lnquirs
Wednesday, 10 to u am. and to i pm
SMALL GEORGETOWN HOME, shv-; iona
Of eh1ldren live in; cheerful. refs: s2s,
Evening star., 1946-09-17

books started, Kept, state
Va reasonable rates. Box s1s-s s.sr
ACCOUNTANT, expert books started; kept
part time, audits, Ststements, tax returns:
is Ell wishes FULL
Time Time Job for weeks BEGINNING SEPT 9.
2s rRERR2Rnt eseS n. sRsO system: IN
stalled ~, books kept Kept tuli or part time: al
caAGFFEuh Excellent chauffeur ney
:$5s !; s:ns9ss sEs!a
.5,.s,v zen sos soR;,Tustios STs .Tsii.Sf;
fSESE sa EE efEP as;s s;4.S: s.m s' ,nE: st
ion: desired, write BOX asaeH. Star
children; living in: sa6 weekly. DE. 2sas,
COURT REPORTER, expert secretary, cap
able reporting committee minutes and
vOft at home Hs at al otSsr times TE ssss.
DISTANCE SUMMER TRUCK DRIvER or
fasSdsu. pRGG AND z I1aGok Sl SALES. whol.s.l.
perisnce; permanent resident Of b, C.
msrries; a.; 80 Sssss q age; personaSls' a.v'
can can use Initiative and m abiiitg; 'sHill,ns e
ti.s WIZ. 'GH msss sos ssiH ss sssa
MAN. construction experisnse, v.rshsyse,
MAN, eolorsd. would like nisStxoTk ~
,snitor or hrsmsn; vstshm.aas hrs to
MAN wants work as carpenter or do PAINT
Jobs, WO. 1875.
MAN, soisrsd; want. work IS J.niter; a.
oi old. caii sns Ex $3.50. ~ = '" anu 81 s
MINISTER desires = Job. Call Hobart
1888. 1911 9 st. NV. HoMBR dAMsLf.
PAINTER. white, nr.t-elass, with full equip
nent, desires paintins TO 40 at night.
pASrtR soMSN pIooRHTos oRsisSss sess sest workman.
ship. neat, reliable. Call evenings. North
r.si.tsr.d. .xpsr.. refs. de-
iisSs aEslbssSif ssi MAAAa9sssc apt. ,sun. man.
sHsss ssae'ssP sss :f si5's s,. desires R.r'.
VETERAN, eolored, with experience. ana
ss:sa sssussrna Ss,5;s hs.v' asso sss I
coflsEs srsa, Jssi,S. interested
n pos with excl. opport. for adv. Apply
w serEs2S Han sis' IS. 40, .,,.na.a. insl.A.
Il. Tu:a .Ro.4sse. sfsae 'hrsf r. esss once and
desires earn about 500; Siflns g 90 an,
dyss.s tyDs Of Tstf c.I MI FL tis tlSs starting iP
VETERAN-1o years sxpsrisnes in Rsy-
roll. paymaster and once work: sxcelert
references; married; age 81. Box 2ia-H.
Star los
YOUNG MAN. conscientious, desires part
ieai % eer sxseilsn, egGsmss res.Gsness caii Ms oN
Ma 3l20. Ext 1908, o an. 70 p.m, y
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sALESCLERK for dental supply company:
permanent position; 5-day wE: opportunity
70 INCREASE earnings. W. A, LOCKWOOD
statesmen, outside WORK; make appoirt.
ments for baby photographer; salary and
commission. MA. 1901 or TR 0s2O.
TYPIST, speedy but careful to learn in
teresting evening work leading 10 we'll
paid full-time position. Give all informa- !
ton to Box 264-H, Star 90.
WORKING CHEF, busy cafeteria, 4O-hour
week: state experience and salary expected
Box i35-D, Star. liz
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HELP MEN and WOMEN Cont. /,
HELP WoMEN lcant !

ripped wide openl" = - - -
Evening star., 1946-09-17
SITUATIONS MEk.

MALL GEORGETOWN HOME, sh.v.; 10
4 children; live in; cheerful, refs. 81