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square neckline, leg o. mutton
sleeves, and gathered skirt Of net
with q long train appiiqued with
satin bows. Her three-Quarter length
veil Of illusion was held with q
crown Of seed pearls and she carried
bouquet Of orchids and Gala lilies.
The maid Of honor wore a pink
gown fashioned with Q tafHeta
bodice full peplum, bracelet length
sleeves, sweetheart neckline, and q
gathered skirt Of net. Her shoulder
length veil fell from Juliet cap Of
tulle. Her bouquet was OF pink de-
light roses, blue iris, daifodils md
sweetpeas.
The bridesmaids were attired in
ice blue satin gowns styled with
fitted bodies, sweetheart necklines
sort pulled sleeves and q gathered
skirts. They wore feGthered- tip
tiarraS with shoulder length wells
and carried bouquets Of pink delight
roses and daffodils.
A reception was held ct DiNapoli's
Restaurant, Bank street for more
than 200 guests. Out OF town guests
were from New York, New Jersey
and Bridgeport. The brides mother
received in a black dress with black
accessories and q corsage OF orchids.
The couple left on q wedding trip
TO New York, the bride wearing q
brown suit with q three-quarter
length coat trimmed with fur,
matching accessories and a corsage
OF orchids. Mrs. Serge Is o graduate
OF Wildly High school. The BRIDE
groom was recently discharged from
the Army after four and half
years. three Of which were In the
European theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16
st. StaniSIauSK OSta Church
Scene of Pretty Wedding

Miss Wanda Klimak, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klimak, VIM
throp avenue, and Laurence Brook
er, son OF Mrs. Elizabeth BROKER,
Ii . stone, Maine, were united in
marriage this morning at a double
ring ceremony at 8 o'clock In a
setting of palms and white Gala
lilies, at st. Stanislaw Kosta
Church.
The bride, given in marriage by
Dennis BROKER, brother OF the
groom, was attired In a white slip
per satin gown fashioned with a
sweetheart neckline, leg o'mutton
sleeves tapering to a point at the
wrist, long torso with two full In
serted ruffles and O full skirt end
ing in long train. She wore 0
sweetheart crown trimmed with
yelling and orange blossoms from
which fell q fingertip veil. She
carried a cascade OF white gardenias
and roses conferred with an orchid.
Mrs. Evelyn Klimak, sister-in.law
of the bride, was .matron OF honor.
She was frocked in a pink gown
styled with q sweetheart neckline,
three-quarter length sleeves, long
torso and a gathered skirt OF net
with taffeta trim. She wore pink
and blue ostrich plumes in her hair,
and carried an old-fashioned bou-
quet Of roses and sweetpeas.
Miss Virginia Klimak, sister OF
the bride, was bridesmaid. She
was attired in a blue gown fash:
Toned similar to the matron OF
honor and wore fuchSia and blue
ostrich plumes in her hair. She
carried an old fashioned bouquet
roses and sweet peas.
More than 100 guests attended q
reception at the home OF the bride.
Out-of-town guests were present
from New York, Maine, Massachu-
sets, Torrington and New Hamp:.
shire. The brides mother received
In q navy blue dress with fuchsia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16
Mrs. IrUin Upton
Guest of Honor

Mrs. Irwin Upton, the former
Joyce McCasland, Of Avalo, Texas,
was the guest Of honor last night
at a reception and shower at the
First Methodist church parlors
More than 10 friends attended.
Her marriage to Mr.. Upton, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Upton, Vir-
ginia avenue, took place at San
Antonio, Texas, on December Is.
The groom served for over three
years as q first lieutenant and bonn
barber with the U. s. Army Air
Corps in the South Pacific the
alter.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Upton are
currently students at the University
Of Connecticut, Storrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16
Catholic

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Corner West Main and
Prospect streets-The Rev Francis NJ. oshea, pastor.
the Rev. George Reilly. the Rev Phillip Hussey the
Ssss,antS MASSES -" 10 snG Il HGSa no Phillips
ST. S CECIL 70 sc"yi strses-Ths Rev. Peter cuny.
81. FRANCIS XAVIER. GaS Baldwin Street.-The Rev
SSS ~ s'GdSrsG Hs.OE and the Rev David oKees
,:;;SS' $50 $50 and II m Rosary and bsnsdIctIon
Sssu ps:,o Sn0 a SST II. rev.
n. Ss:'R Sns SSSni S:.. ss ns ssS y
q m Rosary and benediction at . p N.
*: s:% sfs;'E e.
ROSARY and i Ssn.Selo % ysn q '"' o'clock Mass
QUIZ LADY , OF LoURDEs zoe s"sth Main stFsst-Th:
Farrell and the sey Rocco Nadils assistants Masses
ST. MAR0ARErs. SOS willow s.rses-Th. Rev John A.
Rev. Trsrcis p McLaysSiin assistants. MSssss :. !.
at the 10 OsoeE Mass Rosary ana bsnsdson
Wynn D::,o@ ana Inc .'i Ss
Paul RiyarG and the rev Austin Saunders assistants.
sio ss': q. ssS 10 ana a. :" Rosary and O'n'd'-
S.,s . s0 4. s:s
s H sns Er.n' A o's: .: H. .: via e. si sS
after which bsnsdIetIOns viii follow.
SACRED HEART. woeott Street.-The Rev. Henry u.
J. K:s ' ss". sS ' s. Ss%
:' : m e .! 81! sssS l::::! TG SS
81. PETER AND ST: PAUL. % sou.h@ayd Read-Ths
%Ssa sns S saliS:n "a" ss.:ssRss
BLESSED SACRAMENT lss Robbins stress-The Rev.
ESwar6 Morrison pastor and shs Rsy RcSsrs
S csssss sHS M Il H:s AnA'n' Sa assistants
ST. LgCxs g BAs:n sEssTH: .v H:y Esr soGgIs
AsS Rccic assistants GSssss :. & .. ana iO:SO a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16
Charles Serge, Veteran, Wed
TO Josephine COIeIIa Today
Donenico

The wedding Of Miss Ida Colella,
daughter Of Mrs. Josephine Colella,
Morgan Place and Charles Serge,
Brewster street. took place this
morning ct Q o'clock at Our Lady Of
Mount Carmel Church.
Rev. Austin Saunders oftlciated at
the r1uptial Mass In q setting Of
palms, cibotiums, ferns and pink
gladioll. A musical program was
presented.
The bride, given in marriage by
Louis Colella, had as her maid Of
honor, Miss Florence Feola. Brides
maids were. Mrs. Nicholas Primus
and Miss Melvera Ferretti. Anthony
Del Negro was best man and ushers
were Vincent Colella and Jerry Col
ella.
The bride wore O white gown
fashioned with q satin bodice, q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16
Methodist

GRACE METHODIST. 1880 ThOmaston Ayenue-rhe Rev.
Richard Mutt. pastor. Church school, q, m. sThe
Household OF Faith will be the sermon subject, IL a.
Senior Youth Fellowship 23e p. m. Junior Youth
Fellowship, p m. Prayer service. Thursday, 1850 D.
m.
ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL, 40 Cooke Street.-The Rev.
John N. c. Mohrmann. pastor Sunday school, $3.50 q.
Laborers in the vineyard will be the pastors ser.
subject at the worship, 1850 a. Lutheran
Laymen's League rally Friday p. m.
FIRST Corner North Main and Savings Street.-The Rev.
John =. snayely. pastor Christ Rebuffed ana Wei.
worship, 1880 a. m. Rev Fred Wilcox will give an
account Of the recent home visitation meeting held
In Orange N. j. at the meeting OF the Friendly Home
Visitation Committee. p. m. Mrs Robert woughby
will lead the meditation service OF the Youth Fellow
@ n m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16

S;" :S ~ S
ST. SoHS or GRIT THE Cross MddssSrs9Tns Rev. HS-
ss Of . the aSs n SarF e. SSSs
q SSs y s.
'S ws Ct as S SsrTsS fsS sGs sSi its;S
wS Sss ssss liz M SsA s ss:s Rev My..
% Sad 5s' ana ' s.aaS Ss::
81 vFs.
ST.
gilman i tx i 4
Advent Christion
':s,Iss !: Ss!Ss S T.
10 % TIE Worship
African Methodist
MOUNT OLIVE A. M: E. zion. s.rsst-The Rey.
I Ssmo q Ws cu. Ss'S ssSS Of VIII Which, sS
Dorothy miller. president viii preside; discussion
s ' s % ASSh nsS and ' s .M M Sss
~ james stardiSant 81. VIII feature ;Ss
Baptist
Rey David P Gaines pastor Arthur 4 rvrintSn ee sS
Ss,:Sip s:t:sS q: pastor VI:
sfS ASSISTANT viii hS' DsssA S S'
Christion Scientist
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Corner Holmes and
s M Ss n. s1S %
Congregational
BUNKER HILI, 27l bunker I'M AvsnUs..The Rev. Alan
Needs and God's Answer WIN Be the sermon subject
ship VIII hold I surprise program p. NJ The Pilgrim
so PR w hS aSa FsSaonst re Rs n
webb Wright. pastor Church school Cor all a'Dars'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16

ments except the nursery. 10 a. m, Nursery church
school, II a. Seeking Way will be the pastors
sermon subject at the worship, II .,o M Young
oAKviLLE UNIoN"The Rev Oscar Locke. pastor pastor
will he the pastors subject at the public
ship, l0:45 m. Irene Carter will be In charge OF the
moving pictures which will be shown at the meeting
Of the Pilgrim Fellowship, 1880 y. m. Junior choir
rehearsal will be held Immediately after tho public
worship.
SECOND Corner West Main Street and Holmes Avenue
The Rev. John c. Walker, pastor 1.-THE New New
Testament" will be the pastors sermon subject at
the Worship IL a m. An illustrated lecture The Sec
ond cavalcade Of South America will be given at the
weekly forum by Charles Perry Weimer, 1880 p.
FIRST, l22 West Main Street.-The Rev. b. Kenneth An
thSny pastor Church school for the fourth grade and
the third grade during the worship hour II The
primary children will go into church for the first part
q the Worship: ten so TO their classes after til. the
the Best OF Pain" ut the Worship. II m. Comrades
OF the Way for young people; VIII hold meeting with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16

THOMAsTON BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL. North
Main Street ut Electric Avenue-The Rev. i. Elnar
Kron pastor. Church school, 10 Workers for the
Lord will be the sermon subject at the divine wor-
ship p. m.
FIRST LUTHERAN Spencer Ayenue-The Rev Robert A.
Heydenrech, s. T. NJ, NJ, pastor. Sunday school, a,
Nursery class 10 a m, English service, 1905 a. m
German service ll;l5 a. m Rev Paul Empie, assistant
director OF Lutheran World Action, will be the main
speaker at the state Luther League rally at the I'm
manuel Lutheran Church. Merlden, p. m welcome
home supper for returned serveemen VIII 30 held et
tn parish house. under the auspices of tn Mems Club
Tuesday, .. m. Connecting Link staff meeting
Thursday 1880 y. m. Intermediate League supper
4 m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16
Council to Honor
Miss Edith Treat

Miss Edith Treat, newly appoint
ed executive secretary Of the Wa
terbury Council Of Girl Scouts, who
assumed her duties February I, will
honored by the council at tea
Monday afternoon OF the YWCA
from 8 to 8 o'clock. More than 800
troop leaders, troop committee
members, members Of the social
agencies, council and committee
members and others interested In
scouting viii attend
Mrs. Norwood Webster and Mrs.
Fred Barry are In charge OF the ar
rangements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16
Teen-Age Dance
Held Last Night

The teen-age dance held last
night In the Anderson School gym
nasium sponsored by the Knights
OF Columbus in cooperation with
the Mothers Club OF IS. Peter and
Paul church was attended by more
than 100 young people. Mrs. Fran
els Blum, Mrs. Edward Dryer and
Mrs. Margaret Bennett were patron
eSses. Mrs. Albert Schiavone was in
charge OF the arrangements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16

The Mill Plain Ladies' Bowling
league held Valentine party Tues
day night in the gymnasium Of the
Mill Plain Church. Progressive
pinochle was played with Mrs,
Arthur Watts winning high prize.
Refreshments were served after the
card PLAYING,
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accessories and wore a corsage Of
orchids.
Following the reception the cou-
pie left on a wedding trip to New
York City. The bride wore powder
blue suit with pink accessories
and o corsage Of orchids. Upon
their return they Will reside ct 81
Winthrop avenue. The bride Is .
graduate Of why High School. The
groom Is q graduate OF Hilyer Col
lege, Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16
Miss Sajdak01CSki
Feted at ShOzger

Miss Julie Sajdakowski and Miss
Claire Petrowski were hostesses at
a miscellaneous show given recently
IN honor Of Miss Geraldine Sajda-
dowski at her home. "a City Hill
street, Union City.
Among those attending were:
Miss Marie Krzykowski, Miss AL
freda Kwasniewski, Miss Theda
Niestemski, Miss Anna Tarnowski,
Miss Ann Moskus, Mrs. Frances
Tully, Mrs. Winnie Kolakowski,
Mrs. Ann Moskus, Mrs. Genevieve
OSiecki, Mrs. Ann Zmyewski, Mrs
Theresa Skowronski and Mrs. Helen
Gonski.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16
OddFeIIO1CS Party
Well Attended

A combination drill, dance and
card party was held last night sporl-
sored by the Townsend Lodge OF
Odd Fellows and Winona Rebekah
Lodge in Odd Fellows hall with
nearly 800 attending. Jacob Kanny
was chairman Of the entertainment
and Archie Phillips was drill mas
kAa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16
Musical Art To
Hazel Men S Night

The sMattatuck Musical Art
Society will feature Mems Night at
their monthly meeting Monday
night in the Tudor Room OF the
waterbury Women's Club.
The men Of the club are in
charge Of the program. George w.
Morgan, pianist, OF the Taft
Schol music department. will be on
the program, also Marshall w.
Hayward, baritone. Mrs. Helen
Heebner will accompany MT. Hay
ward. Members are urged to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16

Among those who received their
caps this week at ceremonies In the
chapel Of st. Raphael's Hospital
School Of Nursing. New Haven, were
five cadet nurses from Waterbury.
The girls were: Anne Brophy
June Daley, Dorothy Madden. Pa
tricia Noonan and Evelyn SheelIy,
Rev, Edward Donnelly was speaker
and Rev. Leslie Fogarty, hospital
chaplain, gave the benediction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16
EpiscoPoIion

ALL SOULS, Cloves Terrace and Hewlett Street.-The
Rev. Thomas L. sinclair. pastor: Holy communion 8
m. Church school, $3.50 a. Prayer and Sermon IL
February 49, IL q.
ST. JOHNS Corner West Main and Church streets-The
Rev; Francis Ayres: pastor. Holy communion, a. M
Sunday school, $3.50 2 Holy communion for sun
day school, s;4S a, m Prayer and sermon io;t5 a. m;
Mothers Guild dessert bridge card party In Guild Hall
OF parish house, Wednesday, 1880 p m.
ST. PAULs, WateFVllle-The Rev, Robert Beggs. min
n-eharga Sunday school, o:iE a. Prayer and
sermon. II a. m Viewers card party. Thursdsy. p.
Free movie Marie LOUISE. February "a, 7:30 m.
CHRIST CHAPEL, $3.50 East Main stFoet-Ths Rev. Sam
ice League Family Night February 20, S;lS ,. m.
Card party, February ~, p m.
OAKVILIsE ALL SAINTS'-The Rev. Frank squlraB pas
tor. Holy communion. q. m. Church school, $3.50 q.
m. Prayer sermon. II q. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16

A valentine Night" will be ar
ranged by Miss Julia Rozilski. lee
turer Of the Wolcott Grange, for the
meeting Monday night at Grange
Hail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16

The sophomore class at AIbertlls
Magnus College, New Haven, VIII
hold tea tomorrow afternoon for
their parents and classmates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16

The Albersus College AlumElae
Club will hold q formal dance SAT-
urday Feb. q, in the Chi Psi House,
2ll Park street, New Haven, for the
benefit Of the Expansion Fund o.
the college.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16

Mrs. George Parsons, plainylIie,
was Q recent guest OF Mr. and Nara.
Hubert Rigney, 1rooksdale road,
Cheshire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16

zion EVANGELICAL. ael Cherry Street.-The Rev: =.
Einar Kron pastor Church school, $3.50 a. m. The
Task Before Us will be the sermon subject at the
divine worship. l0;tS a. M Augustana Aid Association
Church. bridgeport Tuesday Senior confirmation class
meeting "wednesday, 2:lS p Daughters OF Zion
for church choir ana church school teachers and
officers. Wednesday, p. m. Junior Luther League
meeting, Friday, >. Notion pictures arranged by
Junior Luther League including, Now the Peace and
sxh0 ProAlgal Som, Friday 8 p. Junior conkirma-
tlon class meeting Saturday, 1850 q. m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16

A son. David. was born Feb. 8 at
st. Mary's Hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Hamilton, Jr.. Willow
street. Mrs. Hamilton Is the for
mer Genevieve Moran.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16

DR.. and Mrs. Robert Hazen OF
Union street, Thomaston, are vaca-
tioning at Baton Rouge, La.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-16
Births

Mr., and Mrs, James II. Kane, Jr.,
OF WATERFOWL, announce the birth
OF a daughter Wednesday at the
Waterbury hospital Mrs. Kane Is
the former Shirley O'Neil, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald O'Neil,
Steele Brook road, WATERFOWL. Mr..
Kane Is the son Of DR.. and the late
Mrs. James H. Kane, Of South Main
street, Thomaston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Anderson,
Sandy Hook, are the parents Of a
daughter born Feb. 8 at Danbury
Hospital. Mrs. Anderson Is the for
ner Mildred Rosa, Waterbury.
Evening star., 1946-09-02
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned
oiled and adjusted. AL work guaranteed
Re; lI77. UNITED TYPEWRITER co
2GTo 2tn i TENDERS n HH Strengthened and REIN.
ished; Wrecks rebuilt, welding. To get
sai ees saa o ssE5sf Mosr n oR go
1Sss ssss' fSs M ysa ssrvie.d also
BOO .wsnss sssS osorra STx AWsnG sSe Sx CO. RA
Ing, pointing. etc. First-class workman
carIA CAR aftfs sErRiRiNai RR ~ sils I'll FULLER
d.ALBERT. INC. National 4712. s15 10th
cssxiiPiTENTER. q partitions and porch work
"a cHRrESrERs, rsasclass ay me white mechanics;
a An kinds a xst. 81 repairs and cement work.
GAKPENTRYe~Attic finished. dormer win
doEs, recreation room and remodeling
CLEANING Of upholstered furniture and
Sensational results suaranteed; work done
y .aas ms 0D6 esBs Spr ssss Estimates call
CONCRETE AND BRICK WORK--wans.
s ss4era AZ n 5spasTs any iTse
sysninss T1nH Is and sundays. ED coNsTRUc-
ELEccTkic WIRING and repairs; small N
ELECTRICIAN, colored bonded: wiring,
POPULATIONS. A. 4. WILLIAM. NO. 624T. 2s
ELECTRICIAN. veteran, licensed and
bonded In ID. c., Md. and Va. Old and
new homes wired: extra outlets installed.
EiRcTslc EsResF ii fixaTukEs and wiring repaired s
installed; ID. c.. Md. and Va: day and
Rl1es ssisss tss ssi. aaaa
isIsl5s e oousss asessla' ass RAJ hsaA sss
FLOORS WASHED, polished. sanded: house
painting, papering, metal roofing ard re-
pairing, Generai house cleaning. window
washing, Venetian blinds cleaned and re.
paired contractors; cash or terms. nc
money down: so days to make hrst pay.
IA. 1904. --3
Evening star., 1946-09-02
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started; kept
part time, audits, statements, tax returns;
city references. OR. 2074.
ments. incoms % tax cVNp prepared; D. c. Nd.
Va: reasonable rates. Box 3I3-B, Star
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started. kept
audited; tax reports. monthly service
AITO MEcaANIC;; ; .s. e, desires part, r.
Saturday Owens 5662 %
COOK, well experienced in sea food menus;
manage kitchen: sober. JACOBS. FIR.
ESTIMATOR of IS years experience in
steel and iron: take of snd pricing work:
sales; also general building construction.
Salary 500 per week, Call WO. 1858
MAN. YOUNG Sow xh.ees sse ~. good personal
ity and other qualifications. wishes to
manage a service station and garage.
tourist camp, lumber business or other
small business where living quarters for
my wife, small children and myself may
had in nice environment Box 14.E. star.
MAN, colored. wants job; honest and de-
pendsble; porter or carpenter work. Phone
NEAT. EXPERIENCED colored man wishes
work of any kind. Call Sunday. NO, 025e; :
butler, houseman or can take care OF small
family as all-around man: can produce
references to verify such. Please give tele-
pMho1e Ms1 m number ,,;u Bog Boz 4s2,c Star; 2,.
after sept' ' as @ HAVE HAVE drivers rs' license @ and and
will take most anything. BRAID, Hobart
sTfGESoGRAPHER, permanent position. 40
hr;. 5h-day week; law ONCE; ATTRACTIVE
VET, neat. alert. 81. wants job as mes
senger; outside work preferred: x35 weekly
minimum. EX. 1919. r. n. RYAN. 2.
Evening star., 1946-09-02
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STUDIO COURSE in professional por-
SASs :! 'ssssRss sTDio s. sso7 w s': ave. rlsn
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
sfTdO faa Mr.
17oe @ st. NV. NE. 400 or RA. $500.
ps1vIaa seaooS ssRscS
OF WASHINGTON. INC. 2sO4 14th st.
PiiTMAN PHI n SHORTHAND Isl tsen and isaac.
school in this city; individual instruction
Start any eyeninEs. lAlso Gregg speed
es aSnsh az. sss';
Par Par e; Exams nP Prly.ts o soaehins sins.
ssanJ 'a'sfe sawIoMs sHS sSfnW iseSfi apr x
sS4t sSsH4trfA fADBTGzssd SrEsarSanIs aI s sNkspEp-moss.rp
training IN. ali subjects: day. night and
ses az es Y;
se 47s sHd ess.t q sr,isipF 1917 'sAo
ii9essis iS1 rsns san ADVESTsd Wrs 4 SF
e2EsS1E ek S1SbiIoSNsa aHhS & q nH ana p .tIseio 5se
ana ss ton fss sE
niechanically minded who are Interested
IN the future with career; two new in
dustries: trained men are In great demand
Write for full information how you can
p q Bog 1923. Wash. D. 81
DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS in your own car
Veteran with Army teaching experience.
Rate 80 per hour, week ends from ] pm
Saturday. Call WI. 1859 evenings after s
SPANISH CLAssES-smaH consen. grps.,
fast objsc. meth. tno Ems: spoken. Train.
instr; lin. enroll. co. 97S7 after pm.
FEW OPENINGS for beginner guitar stu
7t2 -
PLANO TEACHER. formerly Orlando Music
struets children and adults ME 2814. q
PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in mos
Specialist in voice training. organ. diction.
MI. 20I3. Sc
Evening star., 1946-09-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIsTANT-Private
secretary; personnel work. ghost writing,
Phi Beta K Kappa; s'h Available 81 = immediateiy @ "a Ely;
WIicans,n Willing to start at sa'4oo. Telephone
BooKKEEPER.Handle typins and cor
respondence If desired recent college ac-
Phons fss
Mendsy or Tuesday forenoon or write Box
BookKEEpER. capable of taking COM
sdT sging rn small ! of,es, Box 4ss.C. Star; 3.
resesrcS typis varied
work; s days, $40 xk. Box z74-c. Star.
DREssMAKING, design, remod.. altera-
tions: eve. gowns speciality; reas. MISS
BERT @ 1890 s Trying NV. Apt. 4, AID. S23s.
GIRLS. colored, one wishes days work.
st5sf eoosns vi'hsf D5 gsads ssa4 work sleep in no
fountain sirl or maid in store ali from
CIR GIRL ri mPHo5PPoGRApHER. five years ex-
interested in dsytims Job EXCELLENT ref
eGfS HIGH SCHOOL G1Ra, RI 1sgs eolored desires
nightwork. 5 pm.-1O pm. ia. zoos
a0psEKIEPERg solored prac.isa nurss
COUhs iuTSt VI iiShiu, cApcllGiiCcQ,
live out; top salary expected: references.
INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY with years
college desires position doing some sort of
research. GIL. 1915. 2'
NURSE; prae;tiess sTpeT;: hosp; trained
NURSE. practical. would like case. con-
valescence or maternity. Phone Adams
1915.
STENoGRAPHER, excellent. age 30. de-
sires to work 2 or 3 days a week: can ar
Ipnge hours snd days to suit employer,
Al, experienced. con-
scienIious, neat in appearance; last posi-
ton, secretary to executive Of large man
ufacturing company; reference. Box 33-E,
Star. 81
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE would like
temporary position with convalescent or
semi-invalid; references. Box 44s-C, Star.
WANTED. a position as companion to
elderly man or woman of refinement: nurs-
ing experience. Write Box LAG. Fredericks-
YOUNG LADY, colored. college degree,
Govt. experience. desires. position as
clerk, receptionist or general ONCE worker.
Ii 626g: MRS. WASHINGTON. 2.
CULTURED. refined lady desires position
as companion to an elderly lady. or gov
erness for school children. Box 4o3-C,
Evening star., 1946-09-02
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

USED CAME1AS bought ana sold. rULI.EN
SA.srAI' q .d,AL'1xzzRT zz; NC. SIS 10th st. NV.
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED-Retapins
recording and painting: custom made We
esaaa ensi fTERs Hass iss 9Ess Han GScR sNb
CO. 3423 N ST. NV. Phi. AD. 2232 "A
WATER HEATERS. automatic gas-fred.
5-year suarantee, for immediate installa-
ton; terms. THE BAVIS CRAWFORD
CO, 11s2 Lanier pl, NV, no. 1859.
WINDOW vALANCES-Wood valances. de-
signed and built to conform with your
interior decoration: cabinets. bookcases,
screens, etc, designed especially for you
Call CYTELL EXHIBITS AND CRAFTS,
DE. 50S3 or HO. 4720 -
fOU BkEAK 1T, We nx 1t. Radios, vac
uNms, washing machines. ETC.: phono
units attached to ans radio: automa tic
electric phonos., custom built PASCHAL
RADIO & APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 3f2O
Mt: Pleasant St. Hobart 5122. s.
DO YOu NEED ROCTOR for yolr furni-
ture? Repairs. rehnishinR. THE CRAFTS
NAN, f30 Kennedy NV TAYLOR 1915 a.