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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-27
Miss Robertson
WEEDS Mr.. Harris

Miss Alice Robertson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Robertson.
Route ., Norlina, became thc
bride OF Joe Il. Harris. son of Mr..
and Mrs. =. f. Harris. OF Route
?. Norlina. in n simple ccrcmonv
soi"mnlzed Saturday evening.
December 81. at $50 O'Clock at
the home of Rev. c. d. Barclift
III Henderson. Rev. Barclift was
the officiating minister.
For the wedding the bride wore
blue wooden dress. The couple
VIII make their home with the
groom'S parents.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-27

Helen Elizabeth Grissom, white,
both OF Henderson.
Howard Faulkner. OF Hender-
son. and Mavis Faison, OF Wen
dell, white.
Ralph {. Griffin, OF Bailey. and
Pauline Mae Tant, Of I.ouisburg.
white.
Jesse James Jones and Rebec-
ca Bullock, colorcd. of Manson.
Jones Marrow and Elizabeth
Bullock, colorcd. of Henderson.
James Hicks and Ella D. How
ard. colorcd, OF Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-27
Ice Cream Co.
Employees Have
Dinner Monday

Employees Of the Southern Ice
Cream Company in Henderson
we're honorcd Monday evening by
the company at q Christmas din
ncr party in the private dining
room OF the Capitol Cafe. Christ.
mas candles and seasonal green's
were attractivcly arranged on the
tables.
Preston Matthews. manager Of
the company. served as master OF
tho ceremonies for the festive &C.
casion. Gifts were distributed
among the employees.
thrcc-coufse turkey dinner
was served and the group enjoy
cd tho singing OF Christmas
Carols following the dinner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-27
Marriage Papers Go
To Seven Couples

Marriage licenses were issued
to seven couples at the register
Of deeds office Tuesday, papers
being taken by four white and
three colored couples as follows:
Bonnie b. Franklin and Lille
MaviS Wood, white, both OF
Franklinton
Walter Lawrence Lowry and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-27
Hero from New NnrL

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Arndi.
Of West New York. Now York,
arrived yesterday to visit Mrs,
Arndts parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
y. Patterson. At their home on
Clarke street,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-27
Visited Here

Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Duke.
Jr.. and family. OF Lumbcr,on,
spent the Christmas holidays here
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. ". Duke. on parham street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-27
Return to Goldsboro.

W. f. Ormond and Frank Or.
mond have returned to Goldsboro
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Ormond, Jr., on Chestnut
street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-27
West End Garden CInh Meeting

West End Garden Club Meeting.
The West End Garden club
will meet at the home OF Miss
Sally b. Gariick on Burweil
avenue on Saturday afternoon ut
4 O'Clock. u was learned today
Members unable TO attend arc
asked TO call 42S.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-29
Durant Chenille Plant
Plans High Quality
Production Program
Mrs. Dorothy Harper
Here This Week To
Help Make Plans

Mrs. Dorothy Harper, head trim
mer, at the Winona Chenille plant,
has been in Durant this week assist
ing the management and workers in
planning to improve the quality of
the robe now being manufactured
here.
Durant, which claims to have the
highest production per operator,
plans also to put out the highest
quality robe in all of the Sanders
chenille plants. We want to be and
plan to be the very best.
To assist in carrying out these
plans a system of checks has been
planned for the trimming and in
spection departments. This will in
crease the number of employees
slightly. Two new employees have
already been added and about ten
more have been hired and will go
to work within a few days.
Looking For Best
"We know the day is not far dis
tant when customers the country
over are going to be looking at what
they buy and guarding against de-
fects and poor workmanship" said
Mrs. Annie Ward Perrin, manager
of the Durant chenille plant.
"We want to make certain that
the robes manufactured by the
various Delta Chenille plants owned
by Mr.. R. D. Sanders are the best
robes in the country" she said.
Mrs. Perrin stated that as man.
ager of the Durant plant she and
her group of cooperative workers
were doing everything they could
to make Durant the outstanding
plant in the Sanders industry.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-29

MFR. and Mrs. w. B. Riser were
Jackson visitors Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. L. Fillyau visited
relatives in Webb Sunday.
Miss Mary McNar, of Jonesville,
La, spent the weekend with Mrs.
Olivia Keith.
Juanita McCrory, Jackson, spent
Sunday in the home of her mother,
Mrs. Mamie McCrory.
Miss Ada johnson, New Orleans,
is a guest of Mrs. Emmit johnson.
Dorothy and Harlon Sharp have
returned home after a delightful
summer with relatives in Sturgis
and Hamilton, La.
MI. and Mrs. Avery Wilson and
Becky were guests in the home OF
their daughter in Greenville last
weekend.
Mrs. Morgan was a Bemerly Wis
itor this weekend.
Miss Lorraine McNeer visited rel
atiyes in Greenwood Sunday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-29
Holmes Athletes
Return To Campus

The Holmes Junior College began
practice for the 1916 season Monday
under the direction of coaches Frank
Branch and "Pete" Garrett. A squad
of SIS players reported on the first
day and about 10 additional players
will report this week.
Among the outstanding service
men to return to Holmes Junior
College are: Earl Howard, who was
All-State fullback at HJC in 1912.
Howard Clark, guard for HJC in
1912, and Paul Haynes, halfback in
1941.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-29

"We want to have not only the
highest rate of production per en-
ployee," Mrs. Perrin said, but to
make the highest quality robes.
With this high goal in view II
is certain that the Delta Chenille
plants in Mississippi are pointing
toward the day when it will be diff
cult to sell merchandise and making
plans to stav in business my making
the best robes in the country.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-29

Betty Jean Sharp of Devals. Ark,
is spending the weekend with Doro-
thy Sharp.
MI. and Mrs. Jones are visiting
relatives this week.
Edna Holly and Helen Seawright
were Grenada visitors Sunday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-29
CHENILLE LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Sharp spent
the weekend in Sturgis with rela-
tives.
Mr.. Harl Harden, Vicksburg
spent the weekend with his brother,
Mr.. c. H. Harden, and family.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Collins and children
visited relatives in Ethel this week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Hodges and
Fay were guests in the home of DR..
and Mrs. Lyme Gamble in Green
vile Sunday. Mrs. Gamble is Mrs.
Hodges sister.
Miss Dorothy Harper, head trim
mer at the Delta Chenille Plant in
Winona, was here this week for two
days assisting in our trimming de-
partment.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-29
Trimming Dept.

The Trimming Department is
ahead again with a total OF 8,78S
pieces. Some one better get busy
or the trimmers will get a treat
again.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-29
Leads Production

High production honors of the
week go to the following: Lucille
Threat leads in style 341 with q
total of 1893 pieces. Elizabeth Nc
Carly has highest in style GIL with
a total of 658 pieces. Grace Hodges
has highest on the Multi-Needle line
with at total of 118 yards.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-29

Mississippi industriaIists IA asiieu..Gsists ARK mtereste in eaeh
others progress, IS the above photograph shows. II. ID. Sanders, lead
Ing Mississippi textile and garment manufacturer, left is shown while
making a tour of the Circle F ranch near Hazlehurst owned by G. l..
Frener. right. Mr.. Freiler is showing Mr.. Sanders one OF his prize
Hereford Bulls, valued at $4,000. This is further proof that agTfcul-
nj and industry is marching forward in Mississippi.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-29

The Southern Bell family is made up
of a whale of a lot of folks. AS far as
we know, it's the largest group en-
ployed by any company in the nine
Southeastern states.
Operators, engineers, accountants,
maintenance, construction, business
Office and administrative personnel
there are $1,000 busy telephone people.
But that's not all. The number quickly
grows to an astonishingly large part
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-08-29

of the South's population when you
picture each telephone member in his
own family circle and count about
four noses to the family. You see, di-
rectly or indirectly, they're all inter-
ested in giving you the kind of tele-
phone service you want night and day.
Telephone people are your friends
and neighbors-the kind of folks you
like to rub elbows with. You always
know them by the voice with a smile.
Evening star., 1946-07-10
SITUATIONS poMESTIc.

Girl. coloredd, housework or child care;
VIII live IN; Lincoln 1856. 10.
OF chil6ren: : days week from until 4
sTEL siiH nc soiS5sa ssseo. wants sgEs s dfy,
week. TR 34ul II.
GIRL. eolored xishe; mornins WORK or
GIRL, colored, wants job as nursemaid OF
general houseworker; no Sundays or heavy
isundry. LU-, 1861. III
GIRL, colored, wishes 10 work from TO
@ foisssa aays worf Sen1 Lu o' ot fSek in
GIRL GIRL, coiorsd: wants Job as mothers
helper he Iao or taking care of children. Can
GIRLS. 2, want part time work. u to 6,
2,Ss Gays cNersd Wesk 81 ris aso5 ors i2
serienced, aea ioaho'f MI 9S s5s4 n ana e''As eA
GIRL. eolored;; wants DAYS per, wk.
g.h.w.. no washing or ironing. sos Me-
ridlan pl. NV; basement apt
sIf GIRL, eolored sxp wants days work So
GIRL. colored. desires work cleaning and
GIRL: eoioTed: desires JOB cleaning small
Girl: solorsd, desires days work. Call
GIR GIRI WANTS WANTS DAYS woRk-so 1859.
LADIES' laundry. sanitary. personally done
in my home exp. Franklin 0659.
LAuNDRESS, experienced ladies fine fab
Tics: curtains nicely done: call for delty-
cry: references DE. 3609
LAUNDRY WORK to do at home. Small
s9HSlss Gs Assols eaotsd aSSs wants work
mother's helper Err 1855 TO-
VETERANS WIDOW. white wishes house
son who can do light chores. IL COOS. il.
WOMAN wants work from 3 until; get
dinners; stay with children nights. TR
GOo1 los
WOMAN, colored: ghw. mornings from
$50 until 1890 or afternoons from .
until g., 5 days week: good references
Phone DE. 51iS.
WOMAN. colored, reliable; general house
work, part or whole time. Call Thursday,
WOMAN. colored. wants days work. SIS
and carfare. NO 3973
WOMAN, colored, wants cleaning apt. or
getting dinners. part time. Phone DE
Evening star., 1946-07-10
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. B.
SITUATIONS MEN (cont,

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. grad. exper. in
dustrial. radio electronics, physics, seeks
suitable employment. Ma. $500, Ext, 25a'
ENGINEER and maintenance man; ex-
Ex-INFANTRY OFFICER. young pleas
ant personality: speaks Polish: Rnssisn' s;.dsn
qualified to teach Polish; desires tempor-
cry position. State offer and pay. Box
MAN. retail selling experience also some
business administration experience, desires
position with future: salary open. Box
OFFICE sndfor credit msnaser. yet,
thoroughly exp. wholesale or retail; best
refs o,,,c Box .S9-I. star. - u. -.
cost work: local refs Box 25o-T. star II.
RESTAURANT MANAGER. q. j? years
cHAUT K. DE. 4064.
sALEsMEN--With following to local sro-
GERS, sroeeries paper sqpDlie, tot, be Geo Q
School AGE BOY wants work as mes,
sens ssnser or tspist; excellent typist. can
STUDENT. colored. desires position in
LABORATORY: experienced in Raetsrinodloeg;y nde;
VETERAN. rs. 10 years experience. civil
ian and military. in commercial and once
ployment. midnight TO 3 am. position re-
auirine physical exerton welcomed. Call
SULLIVAN. UN. 1920 IL
VETERAN. mechanics, painters. paper
hangers. desiring small Jobs. evenings. etc,
REGISTER with JOBS. INC, Hillside 0725.
VETERAN. colored wants job as truck
driver; experienced: knows Wash and
BALTIC. we'll AID. 603l, 3 a.m.-l0 m. and
i p INIT pm. l0@
VETERAN, young. diversified selling and
business experience. with car, seeks posi-
ton that allows a good man TO get ahead.
Box 320-T. Star IL
VETERAN. years experience as all.
around machinist, > years OF technical
schooling. good al figures DU S.6g II
Evening star., 1946-07-10
HELP DOMESTIC.
CAPABLE HoUsEMAID. over e5.

CAPABLE HOUsEMAID. over e5, for part
time; morning, to l.. RA. 1865. I'll
Il ii4o 1sa 1sth st. Sc '''' per -fo Teeh
s9oR exps1 So fer evenings es meals dsys
s ~ eF Pos Pm. EM sI asoG 2s5Tssn s.sG: ~
COOKE: :H.W.. experienced colored over
I Gh; hSe in; in; reference required best wages.
COoK-G INV. exp: ? adults. Silver
Spring home. 5 min over D G. line: refs.
SRf Rhits sstsrs Or eolos.d sa 10 live n
country house; Is minis. from city: family
OF 3; nice rooms; % bath. radio. $50; only
experieneed with local references need ap-
before 10 or after g.
C0OK-G.H.W: ,Bendix washer coiored :;
noon; reference required: S25. OR. aa3s.
COUPLE. experienced in managing a large
house. cooking and serving. We offer in
exchanee excellent living quarters on sepa-
rate floor and top salary. Randolph 1880
GENERAL HousEwoRKER. colored, to
i've in; exp; with references: no cooking
t9RS Il shdEsp sSs M e. ss sas COOK
tons fond of, Of children; other help employed,
GENERA 6;IE laoilsEWoRK, cook; live in or
ass lea reaured ie sS Or S9d salary RfssF-
experienced, with reference. live
5120 Chevy, Chase parEway NV. Fl
G.HW. and experienced plain cook. Live
aaqsd rsdo oe boy ovsa xashns IN
GikL y wanted, fun or part time: sleep in
aSl Sfs fi vhts e. fsnsa ss under 80
nice country home. s mi. from Wash: or
fGh1s1dssn' GVsNs Ok. apa 47o H. excel Job i6 MS
MAlD MAI for hSi;,;a small home live in; sl7
MAID, part time lo-e:3o s days week
W. .nd plsassnt nan gerkias conditions ref
Jersey seashore. Call Ia 1906 after 80
MAID, GH.w-Bendix washer; no cook
ing; IN; live in; Wednesdays of; $l2 week
NuRsE, n !Il9 colored, care for | chlld' must be
xeInns xdams ,,ss,' g go away for this summer
sCHooLGiRL as mothers helper; other
help WILLING Atlantis ,I City weeks; refer
and cooking only: 6]a days a week.
ssw BY and sppomsn snys s1se p city s ef Inter
WOMAN. reliable and wiling. for general
housework and simple cooking. for young
Soms with shdre9 a lovely country
WOMAN. gh.w. and light laundry: cook l
eh Rss' $751; cs eo 4sss Ssss after sspps ss6 and
xhis duties: ss csf 'Sf IL .s Fl
R s ssNp sAiP. : e: eolorsa. chamber work. ASST.
Adams 07oo; Ext, 2s0l; Ia
laun.. s.h.w Call before IL or after 4
references. ia. 0640. Iii
Evening star., 1946-07-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

Bah BABY SITTER. M WaShngton suburban VIZ. vviI:
COLLEGE GIRL, colored. desires clerical
or domestic work experienced Call GE
taJt colLsGE RssEeen GIRL sea eoored desires Job
months clerical experience Cali co.
5m9 5o36 oSlI Betgeen G,a and :. , ,,,,1s L.
clerks or cashiers. DE 1888 OF DE
DAYS WORK for Tues Wed, Fri; Al
DREssMAKfiSseG,h sMAKfise no desisn' ign remod.. altera-
tons; eve, gowns speciality: reas. MISS
RSGLIsa aG Gi Ifs BRIDE wishes em
ploymesnt typins and general ofhce work.
Or noertaker's ONCE, RE PA, I0'
GIRLS (2), S eoleFen onsa desires jobs as check
GIRLS (2), colored; desire Jobs as fountain
sd girls, coHnter M gin girls or mattresses; expert
= S9ds sp girl Call Franklin 05b4.
HIGH School GIRL wishes Job in doc
Tor once or hospital no Sundays. Call
RE s396 between , and 3 pm. or 6
NURSE. Settled: wants position elderly
person modern apt. household duties if de-
5a sURsE a1Ts ~s eo'ona orsa c2 scsn sSs
Phors aho eaSs No S;1a Can am. to 4 pm; ref
PRACTiCAL Nurse. experienced, depends-
Bile; desires day duty in private home. pref
srably in NV. section. Shepherd $3.50 IL"
PUBLIC STENO. has own air-cond office ::
audits. statistical repts. and Govt forms a
specially. RIM. 203, 110l Vermont NV.
RfCaPrIoNIsr OPERATOR. typist.
experienced; S45. Trinidad 1859 after
SECRETARY. highly qualified. varied ex-
perience; $50 week Box 237- T Star IT,.
SECRETARY to member of Congress 5
yrs. txpei. dealing with public and Govt.
agencies; sttrae5ive; capable. excellent
! SERvICFMAN'S WIFE with 4-year-old son
would like To care for child in excha nge
for furnished apartment. BOX 319-T Star.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. refned
woman desires position, exp with PIX
and .secretarial boards: ref Box 2a0-T,
WOMEN fe). young reliable. colored. de-
sire nightwork of any kind except waitress;
hours j , p.m. TO am. Phone DE S20s.
WOMAN. colored, experienced: wants Job
nursing children or invalid; 2 yrs. hospital
/ training; or as cook-housekeeper in private
home or institute. References. Top salary
expect ed. Box 323-T. Star IT,
WOMAN with children wants position live
/ in with her child nursemaid, housekeeper,
NICE family; refs. exp. 81 6357
DESIRE cafeteria managament or food
/ supervisory position; z yrs experience,
| commercial cafeteria; know menu making
| food costs buying and preparation, in
, ventory. records; have teaching ability.
Box 235-T. Star. IL
WANTED-Typine 10 do at home; neat,
|
Evening star., 1946-07-10
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT. junior. for Office, OF. CPA;
some knowledge OF typing required; 40
hour hur week days if desired. Box 260-s,
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE. billing machine
exeeen opnatuny apans fOr
Yo6N mems n M sAo 5fpe 1918 g SoFk St ARDy
ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR for life in
surance company: 35-hour, week. no Satnr-
day work; pleasant working conditions;
inexpensive lunch room: salary dependent
on experience. Apply Room 702, Sl6
ALTFERATIioSNs and dressmasins. Some
eapital saod required. 2149 Pa. ave- NV, MA.
AUDIT CLERK for company in motion
week; NE. 1449, MR.. HAzER. 10 j.,
must be able to DO very doSd
tising art dept. of large private concern:
permanent: good salary. many employment
zation and surgical Insurance Telephone
1888 s4th s.; NV, between $40 and . Ii
Assistant s. sT rna SdYRRs Z 6 for various depart
store or 'sp Specially shop experience and
oyment pRs to oee 4t eo
sssfANT MaSsGEk sss s9f sfo for spt house
40 and so years of age; apt furnished. nc
salary. Apply MRS. ARMSTRONG. $500
ASSORTER, dry cleaning dept. WASH
INGTON LAUNDRY, 1927 K st. NV. -12
BABY SITTER, occa asionally Vicinity Ia.
koma Park, D. c. RA. O739.
BAKERY SALESGIRLS, white; good pay
BaKH saop HPR sfi 14sh s.
10
BEAUTICIAN. high salary and COM: down
town sir-conditioned shop; 5-day wk. .DI.
5434, III
Evening star., 1946-07-10
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PoPLUAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons. Improvising and transposing.
Air-conditioned studio. MR.. NEWMAN,
1905 G St NV. NE. 400 or RA. $500.
PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in 3 mos
specialist in voice culture, organ, diction.
DRIVING 1NsTRucTIoN-Dual control
cars. AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOOL
OF WASHINGTON, INC. MI. 1882. -19
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training IN, all subjects; day, night and
MABELLE HONOUR school. approved fol
.. G. requirements and GI training. l34O
n <; ave; NE; 7a5s; ssstab. 1918:
for for postal clerk; carrier exam, eemins
SCHOOL. 1888 F NV. MA. 2340.
STENOGRAPHlC and secreIarlal classes
now forming Beginners and refreshel
courses in shorthand tipping. bookkeeping
comptometer. all secretarial subjects Est
2S yrs. Accredited. Approved GI school
1893 F st topD CAPITOL TheateS.I
YOUR CHILD will be prepared next fall
Summer tutoring in any desired subject
Box 23S-T, Star. liz
you WILL SPEAK, write English we'll
three months English tutoring for foreisn
born. Box 239-T. Star. II.
START THEM NOW while they're young
Piano lessons given at very reasonable
rates. Call IA. 1883 after 10 am. ask
for MISS WOLPE. IL
Evening star., 1946-07-10
HELP MEN 6 WOMEN.
CARD PUNCH oPERAToRs-I.sM.

CARD PUNCH OPERATORS-IBM ma
chimes; high school education: salaries
Sl96.10 and $20610 per month; perma- =
nent positions in oldest blished firm 40
hour week. chance for advancement. Ap-
ply Room 602, l10l Vermont ave. NV.
COUPLE. reliable. to cook and do house
work for private family: work al seashore
home in summer and Washington home in
Immediately. MRS. CLARK, Box 354, Lees
DISHWASHER. colored: washing machine
Baltimore YWCA. Camp Pawatinika, near
Annapolis. Call Miss Kinsinger, Annapolis
1924. Ii
MAN AND WIFE-Man employed else
where, wife to do housework. Best living
quarters. private bath; small salary. Gail
EN-. 2616 -16
PRESSERs for solvent plant. Top salary.
OK. 1907, 1895 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va.
TAILoRs-Man or lady to help in max
ing new coats, good pay. good working
hours. good working conditions. Call EX
154S for appointment. -12
PART TIME BOOKKEEPER-se Mr.. Lee,
STENOGRAPHER and general Office work
er. man or woman: 5-day week good SAL
sry. See Mr.. Ensign. warehouse manager,
W, y J. SLOANE CO. III Que st.n:e. 10
STENoGRAPHER-H school education
salary, S206.10 per month permanent
position il old-establshed Arm: 40-houl
week: chance for advancement Apply
Room eO2. 101 Vermont ave. NV. IA
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, for afternoon
and evening work; part or full time; ex-
perience OF essential. Box 254-S. Star
Evening star., 1946-07-10
SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kept,
audited; tax reports, monthly service
statements: prompt reas. SH. 1854 13'
ACCOUNTANT, expert, all records. nnan-
cial statements, taxes systems; weekly.
monthly services. Adams 0722. 19s
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started, kept
part time, audits. statements, tax returns;
city references. OR. 2074.
or waiter. day work. AT. g737.
CHAUFFEUR, young man. colored, reliable,
wishes Job driving light delivery truck.
AT. $500. IL
D. C. LAWYER, with broad experience in
Government contacts, seeks placement
capitalized; immediate salary incidental to
future possibilities. Box 214-T. Star.
Evening star., 1946-07-10
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

trial expr., college grad See Mr. Byrd
lNA. 2l1O. Est. Il yrs. PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1911 g St. next to church.
exper., $1,000; telephone solicitors, Sl20
mo-. sec.--steno.. real estate. top sal;
steno. -bookkeeper, $1,000: airlines secre-
Miss Bond, FORD sMPL. SERVICE, us
18th st. NV. RE. 2S2S.
AVIATION SEC, So, 400 a.: several open
Steno -bookkpr., Arlington. $50 wk.; in
snrance steno:, start, S45 wk.: jr. stenogs.
l20l. start, 81. 800; steno. in Mt Rainier,
$4,000; many openings vacation positions
Call in today, See Miss Young or Mr.
Bruce, MA. 60SS or MA. 2114 est. IA yrso
Come in to see u.s. PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st, next to church
VETERANS. mechanics. painters. paper
hangers, desiring small jobs. ewes, ETC.,
register with JOBS, INC. Hillside 0725.
Evening star., 1946-07-10
MOTOR rRAxEl

Chicago: low rates, all cities, cars daily,
ref. exch. % Mass. ave. NV. RE. $3.50.
EXPERIENCED DRIVER wishes to Visit
family in Los Angeles. desires to drive in
terested party's car: will pay personal
expenses. DE. 4S4S, 1909 pm. 10
AUTO MECHANIC, Al driver. will drive
your car to California for transportation
JOE LaVERNE, New Colonial Hotel, Room
309; phone, District 3436 IL
GENTLEMAN desires TRANSPORTATION to San
Francisco or Pacific Northwest; excellent
driver; share driving and expenses. Tele-
phone Dupont 1917 or North 6577. TO-
WOULD LIKE transportation weekly to
and from wildwood, NJ. leaving Friday
or Saturday. returning Sunday or Monday
MA $3.50. lOs
Evening star., 1946-07-10
MOTOR TRAVEL Cont }

for Oldsmohtle hydrsmatic car from WASH
ingten M q y 10 & San Franciseo; expenses paid,
JULEhN ARNoLp. Hotel 2400, Room 700.
IEiSCRELY DRIVING TO CHICAGO, MpIs,
Calif;: desire COMPANION; share expenses.
LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES. Calf,
18th: room for 6: share expenses; late
cars. 1016 L St. w. before noon H.
YOUNG MAN driving to Mexico in con.
yertible. via Southern States, wants com
panion passenger; share expenses Box
30S-T. Star H.
LADY travelling to Asheville week end of
18th. Accommodate l passenger. CHI. 2212.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-12
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