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Arkansas State press., 1946-10-25
BATESViLLE
Ethel Miller

ENilEt ~ Ml4Atl
Allen Temple A, NJ Z Church
Of Little Rock made a motor trip
to Batesville Sunday, Oct 18TH
as guests of Bethel A NJ. E.
Church. Rev J, M. Watkins
preached at HOO service and the
league rendered an excellent pro
gram in the afternoon. Maurice
Waugh ST.. is the president. Some
of the celebrities making the trip
were Mr.. and Mrs, Geroy Waugh
and children, Mrs. Laura john
son and son, Mrs. Lula Wright,
| Mrs. Verna Mae Robinson, Mr..
Washington, Miss Eloise SWinton
and twin sister, Miss Billie Dun
can, Mrs. J. M. Watkins, Mrs.
Pearl Arlington, Mr.. Southall,
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and others.
Miss George Edna White a stu
dent OF Booker Washington High
School, Memphis, Tenn, visited
her parents, the Valetines, last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Lee
Clarke of Richmond, California,
returned home to Batesville Tues
day, Oct. 18th. Miss Eva Mag
ness of Omaha, Nebr., visited
friends last week. Did you
know that Mrs. Maybelle Flem-
ing and Mrs. Addie Walker OF
Detroit, Mich, are visiting here
They will be the breakfast guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Brown
The Glee Club of Batesville Jr
High School rendered thirty
minute musical for the Princess
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-25
MALVERN
Jimmie Atkinson


Mrs. Fannie Thomas, mother of
William H. Thomas, who suffer-
ed broken ankle in the Camden
game, reports that her son is be-
ing treated swell by his principal
his teacher, his class, and New
Hope Baptist Church. This lad
was able OF be out to witness the
Malvern-Shorter game. Mrs
Ollie Smith and relatives from
Kansas City and Los Angeles
motored to Mountain Pine Tues
day, October l4th, to visit A. L.
Sorrells and w. r. Sorrels. Visit
ors from Kansas City were Mrs,
Birdie Reed, Mrs. Ruby Mae
Carruthers, Bobby James Car
ruthers, Allen jackson and Sam
l.. Watson. Mrs. Oracle Mae
Wiley and daughter, Brenda
Jones, Mrs, Mary Lee Stovall, Ell
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-25
WILMAR
Mrs. Louise Rutherford


A unique home is in the max
ing for Rev. and Mrs. l.. II. Hes
ter. Nolen Caviness, Howard
Jones and Shag Davis ae here
from Richmond, California, visit
ing parents and relatives. Mrs.
Myrtle Erwin was here this week
to make the women of Wilmar
look more beautiful. She was
accompanied by little Miss La
Vern Rutherford. e. The Eastern
Star turnout and annual SER
mon was quite success. Rev.
S. H. Banks delivered the annual
sermon which was very inspiring
Aron Aliens place has the best
parched peanuts in town, just
look south from the school build
ing. Pat Jones Cleaners makes
your old clothes look new and
your new clothes look better.
Mrs. Mitt Ridgle is planning a
trip to ST. Louis, Mo. While
there she will be the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Ora L. Perry.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-25
SCOTT
Mrs. Nellie Chant

Mrs. Nellie Chant
Rev. V, Bowers, pastor of the
ST. John A. M. f. Church, finish
ed his years work Sunday, Oct.
20, Bishop Baber, presiding BIZ
shop of Arkansas, was present
and made remarks. Other guests
were Presiding Elder G. B. Ash
ford and Rev G.. w. Blakely, Rev
Blakely presented the Speakers
Among the visitors present were.
Mesdames G.. w. Baber, G.. B
Ashford, G.. w. Blakely, A. Heck
and Mr.. Jones. The financial re-
port was as follows: Class No. l
S3l 80; Glass No 2, $4,000; Glass
No. 3, $40.25; Glass No. 4, S23,26
and Glass No. 5, $4,000, total col
lection, $376.39.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-25
ASHDOWN
Kathryn Yvonne Taylor

Kathryn Yvonne Taylor
Services were well attended at
the Haney Creek Baptist Church.
The Installation of the pastor,
Rev. N. Flower, and the ordina-
ton of two deacons, Mr.. White
and Mr.. Brown, were held. Rev.
Z. c. Coleman of Shreveport, La,
preached the installation sermon.
The Mt. Zion choir rendered
music. Mrs. Georgia was a
patient in the Ashdown Hospital
last week, Her daughter and
son, Mrs. Julia Moore and Mr..
Ashton are at her bedside. Mr..
and Mrs. Emerson Gaines are the
proud parents of a baby boy, born
at Ashdown hospital. Mrs. Jim
Williams of TeXarkana, Texas,
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-25
Bald Knob
Mrs. Ella Potts

A'A' - A|''' Two
The sunshine Band of Pleasan,
Grove Baptist Church sponsored
drive Sunday October 9th
Amount raised by the children
S55.52. Mrs II. l.. Redus chown-
ed the winners. LOWE Cannon
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Cannon was crowned queen,
Leon Graham, aged six, was
crowned king; Viola Graham
aged four, was crowned princess
Leon and Viola are the children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Graham
Mrs. Willie Cody of this city left
Tuesday, October 18th to accom-
pany her son, Albert Cody of
Little Rock to Indianapolis where
he and Miss Pansy Jackson will
be married. After a honeymoon
trip to Detroit, Michigan the
couple will make their home in
Little Rock where Mr.. Cody is
employed as a train porter
A mems Day program will be
presented at Pleasant Grove
Baptist Church Sunday. Rev. A.
M. Jefferson is pastor Miss
Eddie B. Edwards, student OF
Jones High School, North Little
Rock, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis McDaire.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-25

Hot Rail- visited Mrs, Elsie Rail, a
sick relative in Little Rock last
week -. Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Smith departed early this week
for an extended soiourn in Cali
fornia. Dr. W. M, Eason, pre-
siding elder Of Hot Springs Dis
trict A, NJ. T., was guest speaker
at Bethel Sunday. Mrs. Aida
Smith of West Malvern gave a
highway party Monday night.
This also included a street-man-
ing contest. p. S. the STATE
PRESS is published for the pur-
pose of reading and not merely
to be used as fan.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-25
BAUxITE
Christina Wilson


Mr.. Walker left Thursday for
Birmingham, Alabama, to visit
friends and relatives. r. Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Robinson and Mr.. and
here from California where they
are visiting parents and friends.
Mrs. Matte Grain left for Kings
land to visit her relatives and
friends. The Woodlawn School
is planning on having big Hal
loween party Oct. 81. Mr..
Thompson is attending the Asso-
citation at Daden this week. Mr..
Tatum spent the weekend at his
home in Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-25
SedrCy
Eddie Mae Heron

Rev Duncan OF Little Rock
pBreaehed at Christ Temple
Church Sunday =, The Pastors
Aid Club met at the home of
Mrs. Lola Bailey Wednesday,
October 10th The pastor Of
the Christ Temple Church, Rev.
j. d, Gordon expects to hold a
business session in the near fu-
ture -. Services at Bethlehem
Baptist Church were verify large
~ attended Sunday, October
18th, Sermons at II A. M. by
Rev, W, A. Mosley and at P.
M. by the pastor, Rev. w. M,
Davis Mrs. Jimmie Young
had as dinner guests Sunday
Rev w. M. Davis =. Funeral
services for Sydney Field were
held Friday, October 18th at 3
P. M. from the cemetery :. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Horton of
Chicago attended the funeral of
their father, Sydney Fields
Mrs. Della Watson of Detroit is
in the city visiting her brother,
Will Watson Mrs. Charlotte
Walton spent the week END in
Little Rock with her husband
Travis Walton :. Mrs. Eddie
Mae Heron visited her sister,
Mrs. Essie Walton, 1918 Wright
Ave, Little Rock Misses
Mary Ann Sipes and Thelma
Watson students at Dunbar High
School, Little Rock, spent the
week end with their parents
ST Mary c. M. E. Church has
just closed a very successful re-
vival conducted by Rev. Fred
Gregg of La Grange, Georgia
Mrs. Florence Andrews left Sun
day, October 18th to visit rela-
tives in Kansas City Nathan
Russ of Austin spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Ida Perry.
Mrs. Lena Pipkins is still con-
valescing Miss Leila Corner
has just returned from Detroit,
Michigan SCHOOL NEWS;
The faculty and high school de-
partment gave surprise shower
Friday night in the auditorium
with Mrs. Charlotte Walton
Perry as honored guest Bar
bara Watson, Clara Sipes, Louise
Cowan and Corine Deepriest at
tended the Home Economics
meeting in Pine Bluff Thel-
ma Watson, Mariana Sipes, Jan
ME Harris and Clarisie Berry
(who graduated last year from
the White County Training
SCHOOL, are away IN school
The Citizenship Club Or. High
discussed traits of a desirable
school citizen The children
of the primary room met anc
elected the following officers fol
the Citizenship Club: Ida Mari5
Russ, president; Loretta Jear
Marks, secretary; Naomia Hard
in, chaplain; Ollie Vera Robin
son, chairman of program com
mittee. The purpose of the Club
is to train young boys and girls
to work together peacefully in
their home, school and commun-
ity therefore becoming better
and more useful citizens The
children are taught to make
many useful and attractive ar
ticleS out of such materials as
match, salt and oatmeal boxes
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-25

was guest of MIS-, Rixie Taylor
last Weekend Mr. and Mrs.
George Rosebud opened a hot
tamalie and peanut stand.
The Valley settler., 1946-10-10

now suit. But, if rcnts go up;-vol1, thoro is no subst ituto for HOME whether that homo is a furni shod room, ar epnrt- mont, or house.
 That s uhy Congress extended tho Ront Control Law, as is, and hos directed tho oPL to "ho1d that ront lino~, as explained this uook by tho Ront Offico of tho Alaska OPA.
 Sono items of food thnt gro no longor in short supply cro on tho Docontrol list.
The Valley settler., 1946-10-10

OPA NEWS Cont. from pp. levels on basic food, cl othing and houso- hold furni ishing itoms. Thoso survey york; ors will york closely with Alodec merchant 5 to koop prices from exceeding tho now high CT levels which, if hold, thoy bol iovo con prevent ( dangerous Vcgo-pri ico spircl from stcrting.
 RENT LINE MUST BE HID, sLYs oPA With ront8 repro ting oosi1y ono-fifth of tfo living cost of mony Ale skcn fcmil io s 1ho LlH skc OPA's cnnounc comont that no general ront increases oro ant ic ipotod vi be good novs to mcry.
 coduro for grant ing od ju stmonts to individ- ucl fondlords on certain oGtGtlAehod grounds for incroaso, nc oordinE to OPA h-nJ Officials. But--it docs .locn thct hundreds of Ala skon fcli4 1o9 living in 'cr+cd quarters can dopon1 rror .loir ront ,%9unso "stoying put", 60 to spooCo 4-2d in thoso doys of acute housing short- ceo in practically every .poc oorrrunity ir A1a alsc, cny lossoning of pro oCo;tivo -on5 measures could spoil roo1 hardship for rrnSo family.
 Unl iko food or clothing, housing is quito q different rtcttor. If food or c1ot ing prices go up, it is possible to cut down (. little uso subst itutos. It is irl- posoiblo to do thot ri tn housing. You can hcvo your ahoos half olod instead of buy ing nov onos, or you can postpone buying
 next co1urrl
Evening star., 1946-08-18
PERSONAL tcont. J

VACANCY for one child between ases
and 8; excellent care given; call for inter-
TWo RIDES wanted from Bancroft Apts,
Columbia pike to statler vicinity; mornings
Ssv by sS ni and return azoo evenings alters Both
,si DkivEk. veteran. desires JOB travelling;
ses MoRER b.ps 4 sd
like room with some one who win take care
Of baby while mother works. Box a37-B,
WANTED, day care l4-month boy, possibly
also 4-year-old; approx. s:30-4 80. Mon :,
Fri; pr prefer Queens Chapel. uN. 1878. :,
FRENCH coSSERsATIoN sss aSs hEssoSs tsaaht
by highly cultured French woman: summer
saBY PTSfSs Hsor MI sSS So pictures
taken in your. home at modest prices eve
ming and Sunday appointments. sH. 522l.
NURSE will care for convalescent in pri-
yate home; first-hoor room. next to bath.
DkESsMAKING, tailoring. remodelins al
terations, coats refined. 1880 Florida ave.
WILL VI fIKsooN WHO SAW accident be-
tween boy on bicycle and police motorcycle,
SPECIAL FOR AUGUsT-Fan clothes re-
modelsd n.s and reDsred coats
CUSTOM TAILORED ward
robe wanted Age so. 5'4", 116 lbs, 1886
short SLIM tr 3 s3" waist .s h,s seam: an
prefer semitropical apparel; will consider
all weights If of finest quality and size
quoted and reasonably priced for cash.
Boy 19S-B. Star
NURSERY SCHOOL for children 81: ideal
house and country surroundings: transp.
furnished, ne. and sc. vicinity. Ii. 40o1.
RHYTHM TEACHER. part or full time give
experience and ref. in full. Write Box
1863, Star 20~
SOUND snd TRUST NOTE for sale;
amount. S2,700, at g per cent; secured on
Arlington property. CHI. 0S00. -23
HARVARD CLASSICS. complete set, vari-
colored bindings: new, never used; $50.
Phone RE 1868. Ext. 215. IS"
Evening star., 1946-08-18
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS--Elementary-secondary. Pacif-
ic Coast and Great, Lakes States. Hun
Sbsn. nsaio Salaries tS gys
Ffss ssfifFiS9os asGe saoer age
s vese eseD ss4oo @si ans sr aUSHL 0ss M
PLoYMENT 2. pHn1 SERVICE, l7lo G st. NV,
cApfToI Hs5I HILL sTENoG. a., ts s. 600
Medical stenoeraphers. $500. Legal secre.
taries, $4,000. Clerk-stenog., good at fig-
ures., Construction stenog., $50 wk Ste
secretary, $40 wk Part-time stenoss..
for new openings; Cali in. ask for Mr..
soSsEh' sEkvfcE fSEs 15fi 81 ST. yrs next RhF so
Is TNSINEERs oao msle, , . Mechanical 6sh eng,
ensineer, @ 3rd, 9Th class license, $1,000
desisnins ,elec. machines, $4,000 to $4,000.
Start S45 wk; Many others See Mr.,
sSNNr1 sSrd 1Est u VS. Ma sl1s PER r
AACT: KEcERTIoNIsT d, s45; interest
ing work. Bookkeepers, start. $50 wk.
NeW oeen zee an ID
close every month, don't be a Santa Claus.
For the better positions see estsblished
k2EDS5 FtSaa !sas 6,EssHSRs. Sass asa5 yssz
u yedI nnO OAL EMF IL MEN
csFrsMN + Ma arf esSa
Mn Ms 6sr EMfno1MsT SxfTTf SER sRcE e hG4f;
Gas s. s4xT1oA Hx oA aSgRITfEspAN1 SRIf high s school
Mu1A 9s E5s 1s Tff os Il
ASST ART EDiToR. s. 900. exper in
RGsG sse'1R ] 6nf y3h SEW
EkGE 5R # n" ys1ey sA ssSe Of positions
ssares Sn 800 to ss4So 9s Year Tno a1TuAL EN-
PLoYMENT SERVICE, l71o G St. NV,
sMNITrccHBoARD oPERAToR-TYPIsT. s.
MUT6AL NJ EMPLoYMHNT SERVICE, ITO
oi
ice cei machine mac 'pu operators. 81 300. Mutual
EMPLoyMENT SERVICE, 171o G st. NV.
Assoc SEC. $50 vk female, Trade
assoc, excellent future Sec foreign EN-
hsssy. 5000. Legal secretary, start 5000.
stenog.. good at fisuTes $50. Mfer repre-,
service. $1,000. Part-time stenog., 81 to
81 80 hr. New openings hourly. thousands
placed annually. Est. ,2s years; Investi-
asency., Don't be a Santa Claus: Inquire
Miss White or Miss Lee at BoYD's, 1888
F FFEacAERs@university; IA Rss4o Chem, physics,
enrr,, math. others, 81 900 up. Also in
s!ructorships for bachelors: Give phone,
Rhsto 1susIns susI,f cEIaE NIsb TEACHERS AGENCY
koFFok fpksfhks EpLoYMRST HSasT AaENe aeGSeSS
so@ st. NV. RIM. So. Phone Ex. 394s.
TEACHERS WANTED Many oo immediate
Charles st. Baltimore ! Nd
Evening star., 1946-08-18
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned
re: .iI57. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO
sDDING ADJ Ista i MACHINES, typewriters, Dur-
chased and traded, repaired quickly: reas
60. ais IAN Il, = Bond Bond sldr'i' RE. asss
F. a9f rsesEE ACT se' CO. TO-
AHTIauEs AHIaae refinished and restored; hand
Joes snos 1850
all makes washing machines. vacuum clean
ers, radios. lamps. hand irons, etc; Work
Call goLLEs BROS, IA. s979; after 6
RPPIIaNcEs, aTii HA Sas' ELECTRIC FIXTURES ls and
day and night service; TR. 4315. DI. 0l22
ATTIcs FINISHED, recreation rooms
porches inclosed. remodeling. Call WA
.SlS, uN 4lc S4ai ~. -23
n9 sa xn DSpons
No synthetic or enamel used. Body and
eRs5 hARps y05t GARAar III vSk paNf saop w
2TTo FaIs1ses5 f3 4a st any car any S Color
sS5sR aoos 5s5.fs co ISIS Iss fs
4 AWNISGs StSa REPAIRED and ssrviesd, also
5fS 5So a~5Hss asa csarsa elrx AWNEG aSe NV co. RA
sseSia,ss . s Va soss J: :s. & PxRAAM, 'Sis .'s
ssde9 pe Saas SorEmen D' cs Fails
Church, 2s5l-M, week night or all day
CAMERA REPAIRING. Call FULLER L.
d'ALBERT. INC. National 4712. s15 10th
CAMERAs. movie equipment repaired by
esRfENTRY zoe REpAiks RS and and remodeins rem ini
%r2% i.E zSfS H es cAs5p9 51f% L. m 4s5 t.
cHRPRSTERNe. I Al pRSs first quality. dorm dorner
aIS fata 6sfofs rooms pm f1'is Monass nas
ShRfENTRY-Porch and garase repairs.
sPAskRs sississiRs 14e Ro psa'ns s4as Roofing JACK
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING, repairs and
rsmIG0degs IGs Ws sa2s &, types quick action on
CARPENTRY. GENERAL REPAIRS. ROOF
work screening and glazing. Call LU.
CEMENT FINISHING, plastering. base
,ng; BY the job. Call Ma, 1891. BUSTER
CEMENT WORK done at once. T. ALLEN,
ma Sl14, to sam. 20'
rugs by new and revolutionary process
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your ogn home. For estimates. cali
coScRfTE 6S tas "A AND gSSc ckMEsT W. poaa WoRx-side-
| carpenter, prlcK ana stone work, plaster
as SsIF|s'ss cS SBla%sIsst zsssstls sss sss
See BRENNER's EXPERTS. 933 Pa. ave.
NV, opposite Dept. Of Justice.
DO YOU NEED . doctor for your furni-
ture? Furniture repairs, remodeling and
refinishing: reliable service. Taylor 1915.
DRAINING DR. y Isa YOUR l. TROUBLE, Why h.v. |.
BDRfsfwAq DfRfFsff r. ssss WaLKRss KRs osss ssss.on. land
sEsis sessEins trees greemoved, insured seeding.
ELECTRIC REMODELiNG and additions.
Montsomery Co. LICENSED contractor.
fLISTkic winlNG. f1furss; sr extra outlets.
Electric CO.. % $500 ca apeslss.' ave.. RA h$af sSsY
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING and enei-
neering. air conditioning and commercial
refrigeration. SCHURR ELECTRIC co,
NC, 22ls Nichols ave. sc. NO. 1855,
ELECTRICAL WIRING, repairs and main.
tenance work. Licensed and bonded me-
that satisfies "a -hr. service. Elk. 5075.
ELECTRICAL REPAIR and appliance store
ana sdr snop a1a good location, established. Tsy-
ELECTRICIAN. colored tbonded): wiring.
| repairs. fixtures, all work in accordance
WITH p 2. electrical regulations. A. e.
WILLIAMS; vgHLIAh NO, s247. 49,, 23.
homes &c e 2 areo M .s. and sas, sss..s os
PPiIlo5oRs sakibEp sssi and finished, .aa .ao.r.
CHARLES 4. COVER, Du. ssIs. sSHS'' ''''''
Evening star., 1946-08-18
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ATTICs REMODELED. storm entrances
built. Phone 81; 3942 eyeninss except
zE apa sal axD
q SESsgsss HSS Spssl.'s $50 HARPER
IsSns xsbs xsp hE.h NJ ee4
too small: work guaranteed. Free esti
GakPENf9RS HsssP 9Ksns GENERAL sGS3 REPAIRS roof
work, screening and glazing. Call LU.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. fiagstone
z. PO'sI MARcuec1o, Route I. Horne5's lane;
eSsfS Ms paInf aHMSSM ESskys sorm nos vnoH
with stainless steel screen. Buy now,
stsTt p.ypeat; il is esjl for free ssad sssi-
so 5sss sstiRs'ss C piSRcE phons 81
CONSTRUCTING and repairing driveways
our speciality. coNIMUNfTY PAVING CO..
SoScRrTH GS nsr9 Or AND IN sf9NE woRk-porches,
Tsi aEsai coEEMSN SfS aR WooD 81
CONCRETE-Walls ootinss foundations,
ROADS, walks, steps, driVeways. we have
MIXER and terms. STANDARDIZED coNST
FENciNGWAnchcr fences a specially. Also
erect other kinds Of fences. DAYTIME,
"a oI22: evenings, cE. 1858. WILMER
FEook FESok Sc SERVICE, nothing but the best:
laying. sanding finishing. cleaning. par
INC ING coSTsAGIoFs' INC isia Wiseon-
iF1hhotoks y tSs skSDIb; rstln, old foo, floors made
SeESEkAs efE5SsfEsk sRoGN eoSfRacTiNG EH aIns
as asd for am fsp't 'Va % EsR4G aY fs
HOME HON eyfs ars6vEafNrs 81 ri repairing and
sAz ss ssetnf eo phsn. ss D THEE sa
IRON woRK-rre escapes. railinss,
fsss asy sTm gee ON 0sn WoRK
1855 18th st. NV Ma. 1856 or Wo,
PAINTING AND DECORATING; 40 yrs, a.
making homes brighter. For unexcelled
E6cas 1G Gc s ss ST.
PAINiING, DECoRATING, papertng, floor
TalR Rnar T9S Te
esats6lishso 1925. GILBERT 81 HAM1L-
P6ST PSfSTiRG hR a1ns aper,ns eoor aDisbipg Be-,
GonoNIAL 5fa5s ~1aS pEcoRAToRs aa Ra 1854 .f'f "a
KEmoptL ;9H nqs PoE
REMoDELIMGmstoTm yind9gs; Esqt1ng,
co. me- Sab Georgia ave NV: GE.
ROOF KEfAIRs, renewed. painted; gutters,
sef9 seous f5ss issRsSed Go
n ~; AND VASE. call PArTERsoh.
foofing and siding, also storm ,Tdinndows.
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO.. GIL.
0211-Call US, for roofing, siding. painting,
cutters, insulation, remodeling: terms.
Soliciting yirginia work exclusively. .1'
WATERPROOFING, all kinds: have your
6assmsnt Tatsrproefed 4G now cement s. gSrk.
WE ARE EQUIPPED to remodel your home
from basement to roof. Screens speciality;
bronze, copper aluminium, galvanized,
wire-on-end: Mechanics IS years expert
ence. Monthly payments if desired. Esti-
mates eheerfully given. Greenbelt 6296
GENERAL HoUsECLEANING OF all kind
Washing and polishing floors windows and
Venetian blinds cleaned and repaired
UNITED HOME SERVICE, INC, IA soO4
coNcRETE AND BRICK woRK-Drive-
ways. walks. walls: also general repairs;
free estimates AT 3052. AD 1905 any
time evenings and Sundays. ED CON
Evening star., 1946-08-18
REPAIRs AND sERYIcE.

WASHING MACHINES REPAnED-Parts
service. NoRTHEAsT BURNER q APPLI-
ANCE; a. "a , s35s III Il la,nSs st ns u, u 57s4;
eran, so.day guarantee. Phone WA. 44S3
WELL EoUIPPED to handle patterns, cab
inets. sen. woodworking. Phone Vienna
so9-W. VIENNA PATTERN WORKS,
WINDOW FRAMES. new. pine, q extra
size 2 IT. 10 in. by IT. in; i, size
IT, 4 in; by 4 #. s. in; l door frame,
view ave, Cheverly. Md
WINDOW TR1MMING-i0 years experi-
snce; EXCELLENT work: free estimates. Phone
USED CAMERAS bought ana sold. FULLER
& SAtaoAIl dALPERT ERls NC SIS 10th st. nv.
ATTENTION. Arlington and D. Gree es-
Inmates on all electrical appliances Phone
Trinidad ao59. FRANCIS & sToCKsDALE.
YOU BREAK 1T, we Ak It, Radios, vac
units attached to any radio: automatic
electric phonos,, custom built PASCHAL
MT; Pleasant St. Hobart 7122. So
ALL PLASTERING, new ceilings and par
lions: repairs our business. Call BUILDING
SERVICE, SH 1857 ID
Evening star., 1946-08-18
COURSES Gent, /

srAEIsH, conversational. accelerated z
mon.ns nma1at souTsso Wo 4 hoprs weekly; results
sHORTHAND COURSE usual time;
learn typewriter keyboard IN 90 min. Glass
FELICITY, a country day and boarding
school for children; Registration open for
through ard grade. Special courses in
dancing music, horseback riding. Hot
lunches and Transportation furn "A
school dedicated to happiness" WI 1884
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED--Modern
training N all subjects; day. night and
parsrtine elssses; get our free e.talogue:
2. c. requirements and GI training. 1340
y: ave: NE; 777s; estab. ,1918.
STEN0GkAPhIC and secretariai classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand typns. bookkeeping.
Somptometer. all secretarial> subjects. Est.
1888 1t lOpp. Capitol Theater)
EASY METHOD drivers training. dual
control cars. orofes. instructor, parking a
specially; permits secured. NO. 1894.
Evening star., 1946-08-18

GROCERY--Nicely equipped; northwest
colored area; does approximately 5000
fixtures and stock; $4,000 down. OSCAR
Evening star., 1946-08-18
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

FOR SALE-Beauty parlor in excellent
condition in business district Five booths
fully eouipped. Decatur 2646. 19s
Evening star., 1946-08-18

lease: increase business here: handle for
So, 900 down. PAUL j. MILLER, DU. 2422.
WE CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS quickly;
HAMMOND q CO., Decatur 2002, Real
afs an s5S sesns5i ros beer
what what have A; yoas wiil ilsSs deal only throush
ne sasas. Sas.s. b. 's:s ss pa ss'' s
XS.-kAY LABORATORIES. long established.
or or dentist wishing to specialize in x.rays.
or 4 GT with x-ray experience. Very rea-
5GifcATEssEs SpGR i0Sn iansh.onst.e. 81 beer and
wine; very, good NV. location, upper l4th
ehs1e arsnd Rspids ni nxtur., and slx-ssSoi foun.
sosss; TsssF' sss: towel ss'e5:iisa ss
FSukIsr FSi kR 9Saso HOME. stor. and restaurant ns
hwy. XVIII in nearby ; Virsinis. The bldEs. are
snonnas ana ars e be.asas
ieestes close e wash; sna i g situated as
saae sna tous VEN sa'ioa
gust '%o apshsehr isas IS IN excess of 81 81 500 90
aoant s naer wi his ssv azure suss sos ass i
sired. For appointment, write OWNER
Box 104-A. Star. lis
ATTENTION, GIs!-Build cement blocks
for your own home and have business
to pay for It at the same time; did.
DELICATESSEN-G GROCERY - Here is an
excellent business doing 81 400 weekly;
price, $4,000. Located In mixed netghbor-
hood in center Of town. OSCAR SEIGEL,
GRoCIEsRRY--Nicely equipped; northwest
colored area: does approximately 5000
weekly Price only $4,000 complete for
fixtures and stock; $4,000 down.. OSCAR
oEIGELs DI. 6366.