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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01

Two interesting programs were
given during the past week by the
pupils of the Plowden piano class
es. The recitals were directed by
Miss Marie Plowden, teacher, and
Miss Rosalind Sannella. associ-
ate teacher.
Students participating ranged
from 5 year olds TO college age
and beyond. The first recital took
place in the Kenan Memorial build
ing, st. Andrews-Covenant church,
and the second in st. James parish
house.
The program for the first of the
recitals, May q, read as follows:
Skipping" CMosher), Betty
Johnson; Lady Moon Miessner,
Becky Phillips; Toe Dancer"
Car-een Newton; Evening Song"
(Miessner), Peggy Pridgen; Cath
edral Spires" (Munn), Sara Coley;
Dance Of the Rosebuds' (Keats),
Donnie Miller; ''Volga Boat Song
Russian Melody" Joan Mercer;
"Short'nin' Bread (Scher). Mary
Nell Piver: Long, Long Ago"
(Greenwald), Peggy Harrell;
Captain Kidd Blake, Martha
Bowden; 'Tumbleweed'' Bliss,
Dick Nuckron: Duet: (a) Sun of
My Soul CRichter), Do Bells in
the Steeple'Kettener). Sally, Mary
Frances All; "Tommy's New
Drum PRESTON, Joe Knox;
wishing Well" (Tibbitts), Alma
Mitchell; 'Elfin Chimes" Gal
braithe), Beth Bond; "Chora.
Theme from symphony No. g.
beethoven, Sally AL; Harp
Sounds jRolseth), Francine
Bowers; March from Nutcrack-
er Suite (TschaikowskD. Irene
Emory; Banjo Song" (Ketterer),
Virginia Harriss; Duet: Arabian
Dance" Giles, Bobby Tate.
Nancy Knox; Chimes (Harding),
Betty Piver; March of Wee Folk
(Gaynor), Betty Lanier: 'Dirig-
ible' John thompson. Sara
Hurst; Sweet and Low" Carr. BY
Martini. Dorothy Rusher; Jon.
quils" Davis. Gertie Myers;
"Slavonic Dance" Dvorak. Mary
Glenn Manning; Joy Dance
Crawford. Lillian Williamson.
The second OF the rec1tals giver
May n, included the following:
Duet: Kings Review" Baines)
Margaret Hurst, Sara Hurst:
Wind Harp in the Trees (Ogle)
Mary Jane Birmingham: ''Silvei
Blades Ketterer), Gene Whiting
ton; Proving Teddy Bears
Copeland, Isabelle Aubrey; Cir
Gus Clowns (Eckstein), Elizabetf
Barefoot; Rainy Day (Risher)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
Miss Plowden And Miss Sannella
Present Pupils In Two Recitals

C gwen Hawley; Duet: Rope
Swing" (Copelann), Jimmy, Den
mis- Parker; Invention u an Amer
lean Tune Nevin), Menuet (Bach),
carr. by Schmidth). Margaret
Hurst; "Serenade' PiernD, Anne
Benton; prelude in C minor
Chopin, Jimmy Browne; Tive
Guitars" (Rovenger), Lynne Cor
belt; Glory of God in Nature
beethoven. Faye Farmer; Duo:
Invention No. IA Bach. arr. by
Vene), Anne Bowles, Lillian Will
hanson; Adagio from moonlight
Sonata beethoven. Margaret My
ers; "Courante' C. F. Handel,
Betsy Hurst; "Canzonetta" New
in, Mary Wright; 'Elegie" MAS
senetl, Betty Lou Frances: Soma
tine No. l oClementO, Barbara
R i V e b a TX ; AT Evening
Wright, ''Sparkes' Kettereu.
Mary Ann Watkins; War March
Mendelssohn), Joanna Corbett:
Sonata No. ! in c major Mozar)
Lillian Williamson; 'Minuet''
PaderewskD, Alice Rivenback;
Duo: Dancing Doll PoldinD
Lillian Williamson, Betsy Hurst;
Valse op. SO No. l Chopin, Alice
Rivenbark: Scarf Dance CHA.
minade). Nancy Griffith: Duo:
"Valse Caprice ~(Spross), Joanna
Corbett, Miss Sannel'a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
Miss Sara Seigler,
High Graduate, Feted

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Seigler.
parents of Sara Seigler. a gradu-
ate of New Hanover High this
year. was honored with a re-
ception on Tuesday from $50 I'M
til 7:3O o'clock at her home on
Greasy avenue.
Guests attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. K. Primer. Jr.. Kenneth
Primer. III. Mrs. j. w. Carney
Mrs. D. H. Barnette. Miss Theresa
Johnson, Miss Barbara Lee, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Postwar. Mrs
George Saunders, Mrs. M. N.
Hartley, Danny Hartley, Mrs
George Mcfarland. Mrs. B. J.
Rhodes. Mr., and Mrs. R o b e I
Coleman. R. F. Coleman. MISS
Susie Towles, Miss Betty Lee
Branch, Miss Carol Hocutt, Mr..
and Mrs. C. E. Hill. Miss Clarice
Hill. Mrs. James King, Mrs. All
brev Harrell. Mrs. Matte a !,
! Miss Jane Bowen. Mrs. j. w. Jer-
nigan and Mrs. Nellie Raeford OF
Fayetteville.
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wore a gown Of pink peek-a-boo
mesh and a corsage Of mixed
flowers at her shoulder. Mrs. ED.
, mother Of the groom, was goWned
in blue and white and wore gar
denias.
Immediately following the we'd
ding. a reception was held at the
E1ks emple on North Front
street.
Later in the evening the couple
left for a wedding trip to Wash
ington. D.. c., Philadelphia, Pa,
and New York city. For travelling.
Mrs. Erb wore an egg shell WS~2
suit with black and white acces-
%sories.
Guests from out-of-town attend
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01

The church was decorated with
ualms and white arrangements OF
flowers. The entire scene was
lighted by burning tapers.
Prior to the ceremony a pro-
gram of nuptial music was played
by the church organist.
Miss FUR, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
white satin gown with a sweet
heart neckline, the front of which
was beaded. Her veil was long
tapering from a tiara, and she
carried a white prayer book COW
cred with a purple orchid.
Mrs. Ted Freeze OF Concord,
who was matron of honor, wore
& blue organza gown and carried
a bouquet of mixed spring flow
ers. Miss Ann Parker of Southern
Pines and Miss Gloria Foreman
of Salisbury, bridesmaids, were
gowned in yellow organza and car
ried arm bouquets of mixed flow
ers. All of the attendants wore
hats and gloves of matching ma
terials.
Mr.. Erb had as his best man.
his father. E. f. Erb. Ushers were
c. F. Belland Charles Edwards,
both of this city.
Mrs Furr. mother Ct the bride,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
Mobley,
Clifton JENNIE
To Wed June J

The following invitations have
been issued in the city TOR the
wedding Of Miss Frances MobleJ
and Clifton Henry JENNIE:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus Earl
Mobley
request the honor Of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Frances
to
Mr.. Clifton Henry Jenne
on Saturday, the seventh of June
at five-thirty o'clock in the after
neon
Saint Andrews
Covenant Presbyterian church
Wilmington, North Carolina
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01

ing the wedding included: Mrs. L.
A. Love, Charlotte; Bruce Love,
Charlotte; Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Smith. Concord; Mrs Lexie p.
Furr, grandmother of the eibd,r
Furr. grandmother of the bride,
concord; Miss Lexie Mae Misen-
heimer, Miss Estelle FUR, Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Fur and son,
frankie, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Fur
and daughter, Barba, all OF Con
cord.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Benson,
Southern Pines; Mr. and Mrs. R.
S. Parker, Southern Pines; Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Benson,
Southern Pines; Mr.. and Mrs. Jap
Arey and son, Bob, Southern
Pines: Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Arey,
Aberdeen; Mr.. and Mrs. R. c.
Furr, Concord: Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Kirbey. Concord; Mrs. Opal Ar
thurs and daughters. Joy and Bar
ba. Chester. Pa; Bill Carr, Ches'
ter, Pa; and grandmothers of the
groom, Mrs. E. B. Erb, Chicago,
H., and Mrs. Frances Foreman,
Chester, Pa.
On their return from their we'd
ding trip, the couple will make
their home at 4o2 N. Sixteenth
street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
Social Calendar

MONDAY
800 o. m. The Women's Home
and Foreign Missionary
circle of the Sixth street
circle Of the Sixth Street
hold a joint business and
social meeting at the parson-
age.
$50 o. m. Piano students OF
Mrs. Mary Eunice Troy will
appear in a recital at st.
James Parish house.
TUESDAY
TOO D. m. - Wilmington assem-
bly,, No. II, Order Of the
Rainbow for girls, will meet
at the Masonic temple. New
officers will be installed.
WEDNESDAY
$3.50 o. m. - The Women's Mis-
sionary society of St. Mat
thews Lutheran church will
meet at the home of Mrs.
Fred Futch, Jr., 1910 Lake
Forest. Mrs. W. c. Ramseur
will lead the devotional and
an offering for the Lomans
home will be taken.
THURSDAY
$3.50 p. m. - The Ladies auxiliary
to the Brotherhood of Rail
road. Trainmen will meet in
the Junior Oder hall.
800 p. m. - The Past Noble
Grand club of the Rebekah
Lodge I. O.. o. F., will meet
with Mrs. Cora Littleton and
Mrs. Mabel Garrison at l;
N. Thirteenth street.
FRIDAY
100 p. m. - The Business and
Professional women will holo
a business meeting in the
Friendly cafeteria for the
purpose of electing officers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
Fifth Avenue
Bible School
Begins June {

The Fifth Avenue Methodist va
cation Bible school will be held
June $50. between the hours OF
9 and II am. at the church. Class
es will be open to children aged
four to eleven.
Mrs. c. .. Jewell is head di-
rector and will be assisted by
Mrs. L. ]. Gornto, beginner super
intendent; Mrs. E. D. Smith, pri-
mary superintendent, and Mrs. N.
c. Magnuson, junior superintend-
ct.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
William H topper
Closing Exercises

The closing exercises at William
Hooper school were held Wednes-
day morning in the school audi
toriu1l with the Rev. Wade H. Al
lison addressing the student body.
Highlighting the program was
the reading of a letter from David
Peterson, a former student who
noted the success and achieve
ments of many Of the former STU
dents which proved interesting TO
the audience.
T irty : seven children had per-
feet attendance for the school
term:
First grade: Albert Jones. Billy
Cameron, Douglas Cooper, Jerry
Wooten. jeanette Garrett.
Second grade: Jacob Crimson,
Norman Roberts, R lose Marie
Gornton. Barbara Jacobs, Barba-
ra Ann Twiggs, Maurice Coston,
Cecil Blake.
Third grade: Phillip Letendre,
Jackie Koran, Shelton Tate. Mary
Colley, Betsy Long.
Fourth grade: Joe Smith, Esther
Cooley, Truman King, Donald
Sellers, Henry Smith.
Fifth grade: Edward Letendre,
Roland Register. Norma Bryant,
Mary Neville, Sylvia Stocks, Alex
Flynn, Betty Meier.
Sixth grade: Joseph Brinson,
Channings Grant, Charlotte Long,
Dorothy Stuckey, Mary Ann Wat
kins, Jimmie Pridgen, Victor Can
field. Edward Letendre, Bobby
Mintz, Betty Blake, Esty Davis
and Joan Cooper.
Seventh grade: Aaron Register.
Ribbons we're also awarded the
winners in the county wide field
meet, J. C. Bordeaux and Bobby
Skipper. the winners.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
M SIS Futrelle,
Sgt. W Villains
Engaged To Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Futrelle of
Winter Park, announce 9he en-
gagement of their daughter, Mary
Frances, to Sgt. Robert Owen Will
l;an-s, Jr., son of Mrs. Robert
Owen Williams, OF Baltimore, Ma
ryland.
The marriage will take place
June 20, at St. Mary's Catholic
church
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
Erb-Furr Vows
Spoken In May
AT Trinit y

Miss Ellen Frances FUR, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs R. D. Furr,
and Everett Edward Erb, Jr., son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Erb of
this city we're married Saturday
afternoon, May "a. at 4 o'clock in
the Trinity Methodist church. The
Rev. E. B. Fisher otficiated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
c clara E. Jenrette,
William c. Marks Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Jenrette
announce the marriage of thier
daughter. Clara Evelyn, to Will
liam C. Marks, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. C. Marks of Acme.
Mr.. Marks is a student at Pres
bvterian Junior college, Maxton.
Mrs. Marks is a graduate Of Lau-
rinburg High school.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01

MRS. RICHARD A.. HOGAN -
VINO before her marriage on Nav
= IN Dillon, S. c., vas Lydia Ann
meadows. daughter of Mrs. M.
meadows and the late j. T. Mea-
dcws of Fayetteville. Mr.. Hogan
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hogan of East st. Louis, Mo-, and
Is stationed at Camp Lejeune.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
SUNDAY, JUNE

ensssement Of their
Cara, to Donald Lewis a. ss1sa's;
Anderson of Coatesvi,a' '.o. D. |
The wedding viii take "a "a,
church. Aenori,
Leaves of the Wcfor7,
water lily will increass a FL,
ameler nine inches IN Is I 5S'., d
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
Miss Clara Simpson,
Donald Anderson To
Marry On June q

Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce Simpson of
Wrightsville Beach, announce the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul W. Killian
announce the birth of a daughter.
Julia Carole, May 20 at Marion
Sprunt annex.
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PERSONAL.

BED Or ,ambulatory patients. Nurse on
EiD5 afsf; sSSSsn4 krsbizaaaiE;
close d to B s' hasned II ss s s9an So
P pTafRss' RA lBsG NuR sgs do our
part. we have reduced prices. Enroll now
Limited number. TRANSPORTATION furnished
VEITCH STREET KINDERGARTEN: do,
and boarding; enroll now; tor fall term
s ss|HF'2a EaR 's kr sH ssss
safe Can pI 1890 for podass ss
Sc. White Or colered. ia. or '' Va. cox x
4 81 SoO q 3s Fl. s Ri se g LOAN YR
LENDERS IiSE NC. ssol e asorsi. ave s1s. '''0
PERMANENT WAITS. u: shampoo and
Flynn s'1 sESurY c ceSsI isio q A e.
NOMINATING ExPERTs-warm air,
hot water, coal. oil, gas, repairs, CONVEX:
sions, new Installations: consulta tons and
s JEWsa E ERH" SsESn 2s 4sa
asEs KANSAS Es rW Rs best e. dGed s sss service
ana al sel eSss opsn sRs
sLR i efsoSyiERse, drsssriss: rs. upho!ss.rlns;
Wlue selecSloH W idtcsG lapfieSi 4uiSk. SLu-
TON UPHoLSTERING CO.. 1909 st.
FU Full 20 BEAUTIFUL CARE given your
infant or baby at wellington Nursery.
Also children boarded while mother takes
vacation, weeks or month; fenced-in
Lawn, sand box and 24-hour supervision.
Inspection invited. For information, call
HITE SCHOOL, day and boarding: nursery
through third grade; accredited teachers,
resident physician. registered nurse; piano
t dnaef o. S. ss7 transportation as 90n
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIES-co. $500 B.
day delivery. Your fabric or ours. DAI0-
NEAULT, Decorators.
$3.50 PER HR., 3 or 4 passengers, day
Iisht trips only; Nd. Or Va or 3I35; rs
Walter Reed. GE. 1858. Il
PIANO TUNER, all repairs, reasonable;
2; G. Or suburbs asof free essima se, VICTOR
VACANCY in rest home. lovely. single. LIST
floor, next to bath; nurse-tray service. SH.
AAYRscdHrrEcr AND BUILDER will plan m and
build houses on your land on satisfactory
basis, Hox 49,, 4S5,Z; Star nsr,v SSSSos,
free transportation. 2 meals a day: inspec-
ton invited; licensed home. UN. O1S1
ALTERATIONS, 24-hour service; dress
making, tailoring: coats, suits resty.ed; re-
BABY CLOTHES. handmade: lace trim
med, hand painted. embroidered sacaue;
delivery. District 9010.
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HELP WOMEN, tcent. }.

VOTING LADY, not over 80, exper typist;
.,rne knowledge CT bookkeeping helpful, not
essential; with insurance company work.
ing for advancement and inexper., please
do not apply. >For appt., call MRS. NOR
YONG LADY for record dept: experience
or knowledge of music necessary; perm.
position, good salary. KIT MUSIC co,
YOUNG WOMAN. 25-35, as invests .or
for a retail shopping service; no eXper
nee must be free to travel. Apply Eve
ming Star Bldg. 18th and Pa. ave. RIM.
WANTED AT oNCE-competent, settled
woman (colored) for general housework
ing home: hours, 9:i5 to 6:15; 6-day wk. /:
OPTIONAL salary S25 per wk. Call % TIE.
AsIouNDNGas ma e, sss selling 50 boxes Is
2L MITE zig tST H isEess St. on psD q
M MAKE EXTRA CASH. Sell personal Christ
eards 50 ,t for 81 a5sard
ARTISTIC, $40 Way. Elmira. N. Y.
WELCOME WAGON, needs qualified
hostess must have car. Phone MRS.
FOX, AK. 1917, on Friday.
SHIRLNGTON HOT SHoPPE needs young
woman for retail sales clerk from 2 pm.
to 1920 pm; Prefer person with previous
exper. as bakery or grocery sales clerk.
Good salary. also meals furn. Call MR..
BURGESS, RA. 1000, 3
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SITUATIONS WoMEN (cont.

pf Pr sS NURSE, coloEed, wishes to care
Sagy week ayail: Sept; 8. LU.. 30s7.
SECRETARY desires diversified, interesting
work; good .typist. comptometer operator,
k 11f,gssagE bkp., payroll 5:d.y xE:: pref
S'CRETARY-Patent law, $1,000 mini
mum. Write MRS. McGALLIARD, 10 west
sEcKEf9kYe a sTENoG fssP asisF O. R III
knowledge Of commercial Spanish wishes
position with imrort.export company can
furnish references. Write or phone I412
Chapin st NV, CO. 1894, MISS BORRAS
WAITRESS, salesgirl. receptionist. tcol-
ored.) Ludlow 1907.
WOMAN WOMAN, capable. young, with Master
oearee and 15-year successful experience
IN educational and sales fields, desires in
Ierestns remunerative position offering op-
portunits for advancement and pleasant
ACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN 2E 'd desires s's JOB re-
curing liking for people, keen insight,
zeal. resourceful, tenacity. diplomacy; can
zsan. patience. resourceful. tenancy. diplo-
macy macy can type; no selling or soliciting
REFINED, intelligent lady, with poise and
pleasing personality; college degree and
syp I ability: desires part-time employ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-28
MOTOR TRAVEL.

light trips only; MIDI and Va. OR. sIS5.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI, FLA, Sept. / or 2;
GEo S MI Law 31 sT3 SG R~ Wishes ride
to Miami on Or after Aug 3d. assist in
FLYING 70 Los ANGELES, on or about
ssg L with b 4Dsss Dy plane iced
AfR-RACE TICKETS given free to com
panions who will share flying expenses to
sioux FALLS. $. DAKOTA; driving Buick;
r eTcbsns OF Saturday, take or 81
CALIFORNIA, leaving early Sunday in new
drive. Call HARDER. GE. 213O, after IN.
DESIRE e RIDERS to Wichita. Kans., with
Ge PoR sAN ba 1879 ssTTinFns Sat-
morning new 1947 Nash; accommodate Q;
WANTED AT ONCE. couple or mature. re-
sponsibls man, good driver, drive new
''s as sas sn 1884, g.
e e Go IN Ply T6 BOSTON AUG 81. rs sor
ing Sept. IA. 1947; room for four persons:
round trip $40, one way $25 per person.
SEATTLE, wAsH.-Leaving Sept. /. want
rider-drivers; share expenses; references
EXCHANGED; ladies or couple preferred. WI.
DRIS1NG TO MONTREAL, Canada. sstur-
day day an H., can t sds1 passengers, $40
ONE ADULT would like a ride to Asbury
Park or vicinity, Friday pm. DU. 4764
after 8 pm
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BoOKKEEPER-CASHIE desires perma-
nent position; 20 yrs. experience, douole
entry, all phases general ofhce routine;
capable, full charge. MI. 22O6 -2o
DIETITIAN, 10 mos. hospital experiences
Would consider commercial held: B; 8. oe-
gree in home economies. Box 4o3-l, Star.
pRESSMAKING, design, remod. alters
tons; eve gowns a specially; reas MIS- ME-
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. typing. some
stenography, filing. disbursing and payro1i'
knowledge OF French; middle aged; avall-
able for work Sept. i. Box 3ss-l' Ssar'
GIRL, colored, experienced, desires Job as
waitress, IL pm. to z am. Call Lo' TGso'
GIRL. colored, desires Saturday work. q AT
GIRL wants work, care for children; no
cooking. Phone FIR. TQ3S.
GIRL. colored. wants evening work, walt
ress, fountain work or cleaning ofnces; no
transformations lady and daugh-
ter. s, desire position at once in mother
less home or Doctors asst; live IN; or care
OF elderly lady. Box 1913. Star.
NURSE, practical desires engagement with
invalid; will prepare patients meals. co.
NURSE, practical, capable Of taking charge
81 patient and home sood driver L.aa IA
fARr-rIME WORK, several hours daily
ct home; tipping, bookkeeping, sensra
0faee and bindery experience. AT. e SS74
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINEs. ealeulators cleaned
oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed
re- li77 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
sBRICKiIAYING-rireplaces. chimneys, re-
tanning walls, walks and steps built and re-
paired. A FAGNANI. Ludlow 1896.
BRICKwoRK. plastering, carpentry; new:
repair g, york i, free estimates. s KaaEnYsT0NE
c caMEKa cETEIPPHrSGs s. io ass st.
81 years experiences: factory parts: Full
LER & dALBERT. INC. ma. AN.
CARPENTRY-Screenin and genl. repair
work Of all kinds: guaranteed. CAL RE.
cc1AiRsPpENTRY-Attics finished into rms.
or apis. stairways. dormer windows, rec.
rms, porches Enclosed, new or remoeeling.
GGaaHRrTENNrRY. ROOF REARING, screen
cali Mr.. SWAMI, 81. 1880 after pm.
CARPENTRY alterations, residential and
comm, cow. attics into This or apis, rec
reation rm addition. WA. 1913: =
CARPENTRY-Complet remodeling, resi-.
Dental and commercial; repairing OF all
KINDS. Call AINSWORTH. RA. 4S1S.
DEVELOPING FILMS. printing; enlarsing.
See ERENNER'S EXPERTS, 933 Pa. ave.
NV, opposite Justice Dept. Fast service.
ELECTRIC WIRING, commercial and resi-
Dental. old and new work; Ventlsting;
extra outlets, repairs. REGAL ELECTRIC
CO. ages s a SIS. IA hA sS nished; skilled
r reE nscssnics: very g' reasonable prices.
f ffESSAssA SNpfSG HNp iEFi1NIsHINa ey
TABLER FLOOR SERVICE. Dial MA. o4oo'
or OV 221e.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
a sHd T sns booskeeDsr dsgxo
s sns of one phon. MI easS .sr
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, Kept
Rs9ss REcTHi 1s'i ri quantity
surveyor, thoroughly qualified for all types
piete working drawings from preliminary
s sEssshs' Box at'S so ezDe stsn " he
vacation; 16 years old; any kind OF cork
eo iq.fasls 95 s1$S any
COOK for restaurant; rs years sxper 5a.
Ina SS 4sSPz 5SPifEERAroR .n-around print
or. desires steady situation; good WORKER
nonunion; best offer; Box 321s star tI;.,cs
HUI fEHsH Ie
aserial BACKGROUND. Constant prooue.ion
PHARMACIST for relief work. FRANK 8.
BoIs FEULLET. $500 Colorado ave; od NV.
PHARMACIST. colored, available for full
or part time work Immediately. Box
f fsEssER. AL: colerea, wants Job in
valet shop, hotel or clothing store' expert
enced; references. DE. 1885.
SALESMAN, legal Investigation oack-
ground age 81, married, desires assocla-
ton with firm selling products Southeastern
states; ref furnished; owns NaSh -
What is your proposition? MR.. FRAME
ss4IES MANAGER or executive type, sales
man, well-rounded management and safes
experience available about Sept. 10 age
Al married, native Washingtonian. pnan-
cially responsible. Ane Government con-
facts, Army ofhcer, being released from
service; no insurance, stocks or bonds con-
adhered Box 472-z, Star.
SHOP FOREMAN, former owner OF 70
tomac Auto Repair, desires position as
shop foreman or service manager Can
,Herndon 206, ask for MR.. SHAFFERaa
srENo, male: shorthand speed, $50
wpm desires extra work after pm
also Salts and Suns. Box 3l4-Z, Star. 80
VETERAN STUDENT, mechanical expert
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WRITER-EDITOR. 90 years seasoning all
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4 GOOD MAN needs a good JOB; security
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srfn. MR. WOOD. OV. 11S5.
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