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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02
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nGuS IiuIlB, ulS W w lIBtItD lutls
DIE eroBe angit uno Not bdtteft. Grei-
lid lhon aber es bat mir ettpns
bange gernaht."
.Hainer. bu reoeit pie bus ber-
itebit."
rgeritebe if es benn ri6tig?"
uSest made, oaB bu fortfonlnlit,
Ionit bole ih 5erbinonb. Worgen
fannIt ou mid 1pieoer beiuben.
r@leih nod giihe?"
,Sa, rneinetmegen."
Ser Sunge fam iett aus ieinem
bequemen S6onfelltubl beraus, ging
.auf Sermann 5u, eab ibm Die Sano
.uno iagte: n@ute geadt, Gugino.
Ganfe fir bos Spiel. sSroblihes
ISIterfeit! @ute Naht."
y8nte Na6t, Gualgeiit."
rSbo! Gu bait Steffi bent'
gedrgert!"
.@ieio2"
v5ie peinte ia porbin!"
Dummies 3elg!"
$50, unb ei1- @ort bon sir tut ibr
gar iebr ipeb."
5ermann padte ben &nabe,l nno
iogte: v@ie fomnlit on auf oiele
Soee?"
Grit loB mid NAL frei. Sol 8ie
i6 oarauf fomn1e? @eitern iagte Tie
5ur DIANA: Sd fonnte Dem lieben
@ott mein 2eben bafiir opfern, tpenn
in Sermanns Ser5 Elm Strabl Der
@nooe fiele.' ga muB Tie bid mobI
lieb baben, eelt2 Alio, quite Nadt!
@elobt lei Seius Gbriitus!"
rRabt," iagte Sernann 5erltrellt.
rRein in gmigfeit. Amen! go
muBt on antiporten.
vssn gpiefeit. Mmen," pioerbolte
ser illnge Ofann, aber obne re6t an
i oie @orte 5u ber1feh Die er aus-
iprah. Sbm itieg ales 8lut gu aopf.
Gainer mar aus Dem 3immer oers
| lflpunoen, uno Sermann blieb al
len.
vSie liebt MIDI alio! Stepbanie!
Nein, nift mid, nibt midi, =
lie liebt - meme Seele. 8 i6 elem
ser, niftstpiiroiger, perfommener
Menid! 8 mein @ott! parum fann
| i6 ridt sIauben2 niht boffen = lie
ben? llno elm Ser5, oas Dir 10 trell
uno opfermutig oient, liebt meine
Seele, oieie nieorige, unreine, bon
3peifeln 5erriilene Seele! . mein
@ott, mein @ott! ,Bie gut III
@ott oenen, bie redten Ser5ens iinb!
slber ih nein, fir mid gibt es
feline Soffnung. gs lit ia bod oaes
8faffenflnlt luno Sntrigue. Die 8eI.
| ieren limo nur Die 8etrogenen. r1nf
gu ibnen gebort Stepbanie!"
Gonn poGte iemanb an Die Siire
,Entrdte!"
rBuona sera, .Sig,pore. @uter
EMbenb, Sr. Hretorio."
yab, 5rau Muller= =8ageli! Bon
soir, Madame.
| y8arf ib einen Woment itoren?"
fnirte Die freunoli6e S6ipei5erin.
,Meine liebenspiiroige @irtin II
INNER ipillfommen.
uMerci, merci beanconb, Monsieur
SD babe cine fleine Sroge."
u8itte, nebmen Sic Ylas, Wabam'
Nuller."
Non, nerei, merci beancoub, Men
sieur. Sd eebe gleid mieoer. Sic Jag
ten, Signor Bretorio, Sic reilten bali
na6 Sitern2"
o8an5 redt."
sd bebolte Sic, gang setuiB, mi
Dem groBten 8ergniigen iebr lang
BEL mir. aber ieben Sic, Woniieul
nSie fonnen bas 3inlmer tpabr
iheinlih tpieber gut permieten?"
vC'est Ga, c'est ga, Monsieur. Be
none; oa mobte ib mir alio Die an
frage erlauben, c'est=d=dire gan5 erge
benit, obne 81 ordngen -"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02

y. sd, So, her{tebe ihnn, Mahdine Sh
noIlte Donnerstng firth reilen."
pBenoliel C'est Ga, c'est-cd!"
.aanll nber, tpenn sSbnen baran
lieet, audi Die panr Gage ms Sotel
be Gonle 5ieben."
,Mon Dieitl $50 benfen Sic bin?
Non, non, non, Bis gum lesten Mugen-
blife bleiben Sic BEL mir, Biz gum
lesten gltem5uge in Mom. Mercs
mile fois, mile grdsies Signov Pre-
twio, i6 ipeiB eenne."
.GaBt bas in Sbre Dispoiitio-
|nen?"
vEFceHentnient, payfaitemeut, M
sieuy! Die Serrihaften 5ieben erit
Ipater elm. Sonberbare Saiion fir
RonI n'est-ce-pas2 go, id1 gebe ihon
tpieoer bon soir, SignoY Pretoria,
bite, bemiiben Sic iid nibt."
.@nten abeno. Mlio 9onnerstng
fabre i6 nad) Slorena."
slls Die lebbafte Srau brauben
mar, borte Sermann iie nod nit Der
alten 8eneroIin bon &ubeIeben ipre-
den, ipeld)e icbon 5ipei Sabre BEL ibr
mobnte uno falt taub mar, 10 BOB
man lie imlner redt laut anibreien
muBte. Die 8eneralin, tpelbe elm
Gut i'm &egierungsbe5irf aoblena be-
iaB, itamnte aus elmer proteltanti-
ihen 6amilie, NOR aber nod Dem
Sooe ibres Wunnes fatboliih setpor-
ben uno lebte ieitbem nit ibrer Nih-
te, elmer talentpoIlen WaIerin, in Der
gpigen Stabt.
y@ie lit es nun?" pernabm Ser
mann Die Gimme Der @eneraIin aui
Dem &orriOor.
st! @rceaen5," a1tiportete 6rall
Wnller, .orinnen in Sbrem Salon
|ioaen Sic b0ren."
u8ie9 Or ldBt ii6 in ieinem So
Ion niht itoren2" idrie Die ibner-
borige Game.
nOrinnen inn 3in1mer!"
nSa, ia, oas elenoe @etpimlner!"
vNein, grcellen5 baben mid 1liht
DerItanben."
Sic 8eneralin belt Ser Signora
Elm i6mar5es &orrobr bin, in tpel-
DIES oie 8irtin bineintutete: ugr gebt
Oonnerstag fort. 0ann lit Sbre Nih-
| te alIo bas 8iolinipiel los"
6rau bon 9iubeleben nifte befrie>
oigt: ultnb id) auf. Sd leioe unter
iebem fali6en Gone. gs bat tpobl
0eiibe gefoltet2"
nNein, Mabame, an cUltrdire. gr
reiite iomielo!"
geltiirat lieB Die grceaen5 ibr &obr
lfaaen: u8ie? gr aeigte iib rob2"
Mon, non! gr lit elm iebr feiner
Serr, grcellen5. Sd iaste, itb ipone
oas 3 m m er Dermieten."
Die @eneralin ld6elte perbinoIih
.8elpiB, man fann es tli1t i'm m +
perbieten. Sic baben einen idperen,
lott oelifaten 8erlf, 5unal iol6en
Serren gegeniiber."
Ser Sr. 8retorio lit febr tpobl.
er5ogen. gr lit iibrigens Der geeffe
Der fronfen 8aronin aus Srieit, oie
bort i'm Siioforrioor ipobnt."
vW b e bat bie 8aronin 1ih Alt.
lett ME gei6ont?"
rMon Dieu! Ha meinetpegen! Sic
unternimmt gu biele Musfliige UNI
erfuriioner. C'est ca, '@rcenens; id
babe Die gbre, i6 muB nod in oe1
Slide nadieben
80, 10 ipat nod in oie Stride ge.
ben? Damn min i6 Sic aber ni6t onf.
balten. Bon soir, Wabame Wuller.
yBon soir, Waoame De &mbeleben.
als Die CUTE @eneraIin an Ser.
manns Siire boriiberfanl, badte iii
Inn ltiaen: nSdaoe, Der i,tnge Menld
griiBt ionIt INNER 10 artig! geun, e,
miro iiber meine 8itte, bas Weuli5ie
rem am abeno 5u laiien, elm tpenie
onfsebra6t iein. Gas lit begreiflih
Wenn ib mir ipiiBte, tpie ib ibm fiji
lein l6lieBlides. gntgesenfomn1et
meine grfenntlibfeit beipeiien fonn
te! Sd m06te ibm germ elm Helm,
5reuoe MAIDEN. Die 8aronin au!
SrieIt i6eint ibn gu fennen: iie iol
| 1bn mir oo6 NAL borIteIen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29
ON OUT ONE
CHANGE OWNERSHIP

Lots on L. s. Route ! changed
hands in two deeds put on record
Thursday at the register Of deeds
office.
{. T. Duke and wife soil to Leo
W. Perry for Sl0 and other con-
s~idcrations. several lots on Route |.
Leon W. Perry ana wife sold to
J. NJ. Peace. Jr.. and W. d Pier
pont a lot on Route ! for $500 ana
ether considerations.
Nose Bullock and wife sold 10
Charles Quinitchett, Frank Edwards
and Robert Lee H%argrove. trustees
of St. Bculah Holiness hurch four
tcnths of - acre cf land on the
old Townsville road. The consider
alton was $40 and other values.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29

Yesterdays Answer
SIS on top
Az. Toward
the lee
40 Guido 5 high.
est note
A Observe
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29

namely a bottle, ON Nellie rr,,
Register. and was required f., ICES
the costs and So to Jubilee pay
tai. 'Pi-
Charles Peoples. Vic. a.f4 G.
and costs for being drunk. 90
W. NJ. Young, white. .aarerI o-,h
giving a worthless chcy'. tu W.-g..ul
style shop, was ordered TO paw ibS
check and The costs. 'e
It Pays To Advertise The VIM,
Nd Way.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Johnson
announce the birth of son, weigh
ing 8 pounds, at their home on
route one, Oct. %.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08
Buthday Celebration
Held In Nichols

A birthday celebration held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Ellington
in Nichols Sunday marked the natal
DAYS of Mr.. Ellington and his little
granddaughter, Sandra McCarter, OF
Columbia, who was two years OF
age. Mr.. Ellington was passing his
end birthday.
A delightful family gathering with
a bountiiful dinner and the tradl-
.ional birthday cakes combined to
make the event most pleasurable
one.
Out-of-town guests for the day in
clded DR.. and Mrs. j. w. McCarter
# Columbia; Mr.. and Mrs. John E
Ellington, Jr., of Timmonsville; Miss
Carolyn Ellington, of the state high
way department in Columbia; Mrs
Carl Ellington of Mullins; Mrs
Clarence Richardson, of Marion.
The only member of the immediate
family absent was MIR. Elvington's
son, 1t. Carl M. Ellington who is
with the U. S. army of occupation in
Germany.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08
Rains Veteran Dies
In Car Accident

Linwood w. Shelley, 26 years old,
World War II veteran, of George
town and Marion, died Saturday
night while en- route to hospital
after an accident in which his car
overturned.
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon from the Reedy Creek
Baptist church, with the Rev. j.
A. Faile in charge. Burial followed
in the Centenary cemetery.
MIR. Shelley, who was riding alone
at the time of the accident, saw &C
tive duty in the navy, having served
for nearly four years. After MS
discharge he returned to Georgetown
where he was employed at the Inter
national Paper company plant. He
had worked there for several years
prior to entering the service.
A son of the late Rufus Ford Shei-
lev and the late Mrs. Iris Coleman
Shelley, he was a member of the
Reedy Creek Baptist church.
Surviving are five brothers, Clyde
Shelley and w. N. Shelley, TO Marion
Grady Shelley, of Mullins; Joe and
Maldolm Shelley, of Rains; three
sisters, Mrs. Vernon McCumber, OF
Mullins; Mrs. T. P Coleman and
Miss Christine Shelley, both OF
Rains.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08
Woman's Society
Meets Tuesday
With Mrs. Baxter

Mrs. ]. L. Baxter was hostess to
the regular meeting of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service at her
residence on Tuesday evening. The
last discussion of the studycourse
was presented during the evening
by Mrs. LaRue Medlin who spoke
on India.
During the social hour Mrs. Baxter
served her guests a plate consist
ing of sandwiches, nuts, fruit cake
and coffee.
Members present included Mrs
Medlin, Mrs. R. R. Rogers, Jr., Mrs
R. R. Rogers, ST., Mars. Harry Bell
Mrs. e. C. Sanders, Mrs. o. v
Hicks, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Walter
Leonard, Mrs. Doc Bruton, Mrs
Letha Butler, Mrs. John Joyner, Mrs
j. L. Winstead and Mrs. C. w. Seag-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08
.Nr. and Nrs. FO1cler
Entertain Family

Mr.. ard Mrs. Edgar Fowler en-
tertained at dinner at their nome
here Sunday, the occasion marking
reunion of the family.
The dining room table was covered
with a handsome white linen dinner
cloth centered with an arrangement
of chrvsanthemums. Profusions OF
mixed flowers were in evidence about
the home.
Covers were laid for: MIR. and Mrs
?. D. Fowler and daughter, Ruth, o.
Iumberton: MIR. and Mrs. Sam Fow-
Ter and children of Wilmington; anc
Mrs. Don Duggan and daughter
Donna. of Pennsylvania.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08
Southern Farm
Market SurTnary

ATLANTA. GA. USDA-October,
1916 Will probably be remembered as
the black month" in the history of
r~ttnn. Eis.o"v records few times
when cotton rrices have broken s.
.,uoh 81 quickly as during the period
Of October Is through October 30.
Far"rds Of the Production and
Marketing Administration show cot
ton prices advanced about $50 a
bile twaen late June and early
October. But this gain was wiped out
in less than -Wo weeks, resulting in
closing of the Cotton Futures en-
changes on three different days in
the past two weeks. The break oc-
Cured in face of the smallest pros
pective supply of cotton in the
United States in more than 20 years
and when domestic mills were OPP
Grating at an unusually high peace
time rate. The carryover at the
end of the season is expected to be
under million bales-smallest in ID
years.
Tobacco prices sagged in all mar
keting sections. Middle and East
ern North Carolina flue-cured to-
bacco markets moved down to an
average price of s4s.55 and $500.
Old Belt markets, however, went
only slightly lower at s49.23. Sales
volume continued fairly heavy at
most auctions, except in the Eastern
North Carolina section.
, Egg markets continued weak. Con-
sumner demand for cold storage eggs
dropped. and dealers contracted only
for immediate needs. More mid
western fresh eggs were reported.
Live poultry markets closed in
firmer position, as demand for fry
ers picked up slightly. Most fryers
sold Friday in north Georgia brought
IS to 35 l-2 cents, and 80 cents
in the Observation-Disclosures
area.
Florida shipped more fall Vege-
tables, particularly snap beans, Gu
cumbers. and tomatoes. Citrus load
ings were up, as the large orange
crco beam 10 move in heavier VOL
ume. Virginia apple movement was
moderate. and sweet potatoes moved
freely from a number of southern
producing sections.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08
Mrs. S. p. Smith
Bridge Hostess

Mrs. S. P. Smith was hostess to
the weekly bridge club at her resi-
dence on Tuesday afternoon. Inc
high score award went to Mrs. Z. L.
Sanders.
At the conclusion of bridge MRS.
Smith served pecan pie and coffee
TO the following: Mrs. Sanders Mrs
! B. Hardwick, Mrs. D. j. Hughes
Mrs. Harry Bell, Mrs. Frank boswell
Mrs. J. NJ. McGougan, Mrs. G. e.
Westmoreland and Mrs. B. l.. Ne
smith, Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08
Mrs, Otto Marsh
Goes To Germany

Mrs. Otto Marsh, the former Miss
Evelyn HARRISON, is sailing from
New York this week to join her hus-
band, 1t. Otto Marsh who is serving
duties with the army in Germany
She has been employed at the local
Waccamaw Bank and Trust Company
for the past several months.
Mrs. Marsh parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coy HARRISON, also Miss Martha
HARRISON left Monday, accompanying
her to New York.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08

Two All Club boys, Smitty Bryant
of the Nichols Club and A. w. Ed
wards of the Centenary Club have
entered the Speech Contest sponsor
ed by the Farm Bureau OF South
Carolina. Congressional District
examinations will be held from Nov
4-e. The Sixth District elimination
will be held in Darlington on No
venber 7. District winners COM
pete for State honors in Columbia on
November l3. The State winners
receive a free trip to San Francisco
in December to attend the National
Farm Bureau annual meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08
Democrats Strong
In Election Here

onlv 229 South Williams Township
citizens went to the polls to vote N
The General election Tuesday. About
1900 are registered in the township
with y new registrants since the
primary. About 600 voted in the
primary.
Township election returns we're as
follows: County officers-Clerk of
Superior Court. R. j. Lamb, Dem.
2l4 votes; Henry G.. Williams, Rep.
Is votes.
Judge of Recorders Court: w. E.
HARRISON, Dem. PA: Irwin B. Tuck
er. Jr., Rep. IA votes.
Sheriff: Herman D. Stanley, DEM
2l3 votes; Herbert Price, Rep. 10
votes.
Coroner: H. Hugh Nance, Dem. 211
votes: 5. E. Fowler, Rep. l6.
Board of county commissioners
A. Alex Weir, Dem. 213 votes; Bud
Stephens. Dem. 213; A w. Williams
Len. PIP: L. P. Ward, Dem. 2l3;
w. F. Floyd, Dem. 215; j. A. Peter
son, Rep. Il; George Priest, Rep
Is: w. C. Edmunds, Rep. 10; H. R
EIderdice, Rep. IA; Clarence Thomp-
son, Rep. IA.
County Surveyor: H. T. Schnlooer
Dem. PIP votes, Unoposed.
Township officers: Justice OF the
Peace: j. E. Farclothe, Dem. 1873;
NJ. L. Gore, Dem. 1913; H. B. Bruton'
Dem. 1913.
Constable: D. NJ. FfppS, Dem. no.
]. B. Stephens name was written III
on II ballots opposing Fipps on the
Democratic ticket.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08
New Teacher
At Local School

The addition of Mrs. Elwood w.
Carter to the faculty of the Tabor
City schools was reported early this
week. from the office of heprinci-
pal.
She will teach a group of first and
second grade students.
Mrs. Carter is a graduate of the
Asheville Normal college and taught
in the Guideway school prior to her
marriage.
Mr.. Carter is associated with the
local Ritz theatre.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08
Gwen Hughes
In Glee Club

Gwen Hughes, of Tabor City, a
student in the University of North
Carolina, has just been accepted for
membership in tn University's
Women's Glee Club again this year.
One of the main projects of the
year undertaken by the Club will
be a Joint concert with the Mems
Glee Club at Christmas.
The Club, under the direction OF
Prof. Paul Young, is also planning
a tour for the spring when it will
visit various communities through
cut the state under the sponsorship
of local organizations.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08
Boy Scout Meet
Wednesday Night

All members of the local Boy Scou
troop are urged to be present at d
meeting Of the group at the Legion
Hut next wednesday night at seven
o'clock.
Scouts are asked to bring hand
bccks along if they have them and
t. bring ether materials that might
be needed AZ the meeting if they
anticipate seeking advancement.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08
BIRTHS .

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Baxter an
nounce the arrival of a seven pound
four ounce daughter at the James
Walker Memorial hospital in Will
mington on Sunday evening, Nov.
3rd at 900. They have named their
daughter Selma Faye.
Mrs. Baxter is the former Miss
Faye Inman, daughter of Mrs. Sell
man Inn,an and the late Mr.. In
man.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08
MRS. FOWLER

Mrs. Hartford Fowler returned
during the week end from John Hop
kins hospital where she was q
patient for observation for several
DAYS. Mr.. Fowler and daughter, Mrs.
Harry Price of New Bern, accompan-
led her.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-11-08

Mr.. ard Mrs. Carlisle Hughes an
nounce the birth of a son weighing
ten pounds and six ounces, at their
home here Thursday morning, No
vemher It'll at 6:45.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
HELP MEN and WOMEN tcon,. }

CATHOLIC GENTLEMAN, refned. honest
and reliable. 40-56 yrs, active, energetic,
native Washinstonian with, retail store
pem posson 81 WITH small
well known and established Catholic nrm.
Salary. $50. Genuine opportunity and
profitable prospect. Apply for appointment.
stating age. exper., educ. and earliest date
avaiable a~a s AZ replies strictly confidential,
DECORATORS. experienced for interior
decorating. immediate openings, Apply
4 4EHS EoTHRop ai:;o,s 6aS daily co,orsd A,n,v
in person between 8 and IL am. 1860
FaoNT IIso II OFFICE CLERK-Must be able to
9Se tySNswteT ApP5y AH WAsH cnb
MAN AND WIFE. man to work out but help
out in spare time, for room and board;
wife for s.h.w.; Sl5 week. OR. 099s.
SALESPEOPLE in all departments, full
or part time employment; excellent chance
sonnel otfces. SEARS ROEBUCK d CO
Miss Harshman. 1900 Wis. ave; Miss Pit
ger, ~ BlsdensburE I'd. ne; Mr. Logan,
$500 Wilson blvd. in Arlington.
LOB-ALTERATIoNlST for dry clean
telials lo3u l41h st. NV. H.
learning the dental supply business; fine
opportunity for advancement; good work
ing conditions: aSaa, hour week; two week ,sl !,
s., s. WHITE DENTAL MFG. CO, S22
18th st. NV. Mr.. Perry. 13'
$50 TO $50 WEEKT-During 1945 we
gave to our employees 10 weeks bonus and
Teeks aeSqn Appty io5 Epnm sse
ing needs of1ice help in exchange for tut
ton. Call DE. 3tGS.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
HELP woMEN.

SsaAS s:ssz fS .sn;sa ABBY ' 'Ez Hsss
WkaPPRRs:' S1hqfPpPIs' permansnt position, good
working conditions; sick benefits, vacation
With yo1,Sy gay IIo7 st. NV; Mr - A1eey sey,v
T1|S.TI TR|ENT cHSPy sToRE Ask h.s1..n t9T Ms
YOUNG LADY not over 2Is white, to as
s.E s,gt in psilFoom; 80 hrs, sa4 Earle BLDG"
YOUNG LADY. capable, knoElsdse g Of typ ,s
ssE ss'Ss pgsnsfea ssss'' Ipps IS' 1915 0P'0 st. nS
% yo1Na tAIf, mus; have 5000 kgsxIsds. M
ssgp Evenings Or days per Te 1.os soqa
SouNG SeH SeI iAb1 iS2 for part-time clerical work
IN ara architeHtS ofnseo experience not nece'-
YoGNG ia5f GaI LADY 81; WANTED WANTED for drusstor.
sSnday gG5d h0nE: n:e vorsns Asps
YOUNG YOU GisGS WoMaS & full er gsEs time t,pist.
SotSs asSls Won WOMEN saSGnsi foP ss Gss voum.
ems apparel store; retail exper. or collese
training preferred, bus .i,'S. not nee; 5000 pay
excel. opportunities for high salaried po-
YoGNG WOMAN to work as dental as
sood sis,ans salary n Arhs!ffe ca e. 4oi0
YOUNG WOMEN-Want Job you'd be
PsG.s o co you our dH Sn a IS 4 sos "
we need the help of ambitious young worn-
en- who are interested in. positions with an
NECESSARY sssa a:i you be be paid While IN trainins
and you can look forward to steady EN-
m sts ans o regular e 6n p Pay m sos
employment with you open until s pm.
Eli cHEsASRAkE 2Sf < nv i p6ToMhc 4sa '' TELEpHoNE
WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS Of ma
tional assoc. has openings for secretary
stenographer, file clerk and clerk-typist,
THIS This is an OF opportunity for perm; work at
4 LARGE DEPT. STORE requires the seFv.
he H n an essea1e Since u
70 perform duties Of a confidential nature;
S ADD To FaSlY PpS INcoME in s'sp spare time,
xSoN pR6BU fNc t5osS ox hS S5ao 4
WOODWARD LoTHRoP has openings
to to- be ' sewers "i and operators in our uphol-
stery shop. Apply employment Office 9th
LOCAL BRANCH Of national motion picture
co. has opening for clerk-typisti interesting
EeTk 4o-houI week 2Isassnt I.Tk ToEsngo po s9n-
1ltlOnS. ABBY UNIFIED An ! 10 10 IOFSf.'
924 New jersey ave. NV
BEGINNER for once work, high school
student Of business course or one with
good schooling in arithmetic or book
part or full time. Could use student
graduating Feb. !: permanent position.
METROPOLITAN WAREHOUSE CO., 80
Fla. ave. ne.
LooK-LOAN GIRLS. The opportunity OF
lifetime. Start as a secretary or, cashier
with a good income; excellent working con-
ditions, progress to executive positions
proportionately paid If you live ne, see
Mr.. Lawrence at EQUITABLE CREDIT CO.
to work NV. see Mr. freeman at the
EQUITABLE. 18th and Eye NV Office
Become afilated now with this fast-grow-
ing financial organization, which has 4
branch ofices and executive ofnces IN Wash
ington. See Mr.. Lawrence or Mr.. Freeman
now, 18th and Eye NV. 18th and H ne.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
HELP MEN and WOMEN

B0OKKEEPER-Washi oldest Chev-
rolet dealer has openings for 2 bookkeep-
counting system is helpful but not neces-
sary; good working conditions and perma
Pent paTr Desson t1prs sss ,sss NE non PHI BARRY
CLERK-TYP1ST, experienced: permanent
position. chance for advancement Apply
], 2; HANGER, INC. 22l 6 st. NV.
COUPLE, man to do handy work; woman to
do housework in Hyattsvillsl to 1--we IN.
1ox S3e.u Star.
Evening star., 1946-01-11

peIlenceo az arm service gooo UPS, plus
work. Apply TALLY-Ho RESTAURANT,
Sl2 18th st. NV.
Mss HoTn aRR Hsse Appy Mass
WAlTREss., VA hiai luncheon. only; no Sunday
sHEE asss Pay ap1y slds 1sos sh snd
wAfrRgssEs WAY fSEs fss white, for main dining
anns foom ADPy RfsIs PARK Z heSfs
Saa WakEsshsa sEs f2a wHeasy eosfed s d time in girls
private boarding school. Cali MISS CAR
SzfrEssss s'1s sfiasen a' GRILL;
MIhLcREsT MAKhssFs REsFAGRaNT s 51i f aai4 1 Good
RSRf Ef ss xantsd pE.afea family
WA1TRGssEs Wa Il e Sa can M1ss H have have experience
eesition WITH scCa es5nqss yssstG1 Roas St
RhsTAgssANT' 3 sS4s Conn. ave, ave: ~; 49, r.t,
sss 51 ssr' fssf e
CLUB. 3l05u Naylor rd. Sc.
MATTRESSES, full or part time: excellent
x3sFins W&frREssEs, White, fSii q esSt
fss1soas sse 60 sb has 5s5 sSs
Se@ Workine me eenditions e 0G are Excellent come in
and talk 1t over with us at one of our
three employment offices; zS7 18th st:
open evenings until o'clock for your
convenience THE CHESAPEAKE S PO-
TOMAC TELEPHONE CO.
WOMEN, white, Is to so; high-class cafe
terra wishes to employ ladies to learn our
yline of work; $50 week beginning salary.
meals, paid vacations, bonus. excellent
working conditions and exceptional CO.
workers. Please telephone either MISS
GREER or MISS o'BRIEN. CO. 90s0. at
3027 14th st, NV.
WOMEN. white, Protestant, to care for
elderly man. semi-invalid give references
and phone number. Box lad, Star. IL
to care for 16.month- old baby. 5-day week,
while mother is employed; live In or out;
no other household duties. Call Falls
Church 2339.M.