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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-01-04

Among the more than two
hundred members and guests at
the Orion Clubs annual Christ
mas party, Friday night, Dec. p,
were the John Let's, the Melville
Spriggs, the Howard Grays, the
Edward Coopers, the William
Taylors, the william Browns, the
Charles Prestridges, the william
Wrights, the Craig Yorkes, the
Frank Morrises, the Morris
Johnsons, the Donald c. Wat
sons, the Milton Reddicks, the
L. Lincoln Kinds, the G. Lopez,
the Ralph Hiltons, Miss Rather
inc T. Watson, Ray Coleman,
Miss Winton Yates, John B.
Samuda, Miss Dorothy Mealy,
Mrs. Armstead Pride, Miss Fran
kie Bond, the AL Saunders, j.
Wilson Parkers, Warren Will
liamses, Mabry Wilkinses, Tom
Centers, AL Davises, Atty. and
Mrs. Irwin T. Dorch, DR.. and
Mrs. GEO. Phillibert, the Har-
ry Keelans, Ernest Kemps, Sam
McCoys, Edward Hutchins, Miss
McGraw, the Otis Galloways
Harry ElIises, the Clyde Coates
Miss Edith Brown, Atty. anc
Mrs. Antonio de ]. Cardozo, A
otways, Atty. ana Mrs. Johr
Louden, Mss Cavilla Stewart.
Also Dr.. and Mrs, Artemu'
Tucker the. Robert Registers, the
Robert Hughes, Charles M. Rob-
ersons, Frederick Dixons, DAVID
McKinneys, Norris G. Davis. Mrs
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-01-04
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-11-12
The TheOCrat

Mr.. Stewart then asked the
old and new officers of the
club to come on the platform
and as he introduced each one,
they gave a few remarks. He
also thanked the ushers, who
had SO ably assisted during the
evening. They were - Finley
Leech, Kenneth McGarrahan,
Ralph Shaffer, Gene Raymond
and Ross Rittenhouse. He also
thanked all who had made the
banquet such a success.
Much of the success of the
evening was due to the modern
voice simplifying units owned
and operated by Paul Peters.
The floral decorations on
the platform and on the tables,
as we'll as the American Beau
ty roses presented to each of
the ladies present, were fur
nished by the Fisher Flower
Shop.
Mr.. Martin Philipsborn, ST.,
expressed his appreciation of
being able to be present and to
enjoy the evening of good fell
lowship with the employees.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-11-12
Wednesday, Nov. IL, 1947

birthday with twelve guests.
Her Aunt Elizabeth Van Bree-
men-Bohnstadt of Michigan
City and her little daughter,
Alice Ray, attended.
Arthur LaBelle is spending
the winter with his son, Will
son, and wife in Texas.
Mrs. Wanda Lowery has
gone to San Antonio, Texas,
for the winter.
Mary Bagg returned to her
home in Missouri after visiting
her mother, Mrs. Stella Cakes
in Zion, also her daughter, hus-
band and family at Farms
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Mericle
are celebrating their Golden
Wedding at the home of their
son, the Fred Mericles, today.
Open house is being held for
them.
We are glad to hear that
Deacon DePew is gaining daily
and we pray that he will have
a complete recovery.
We received a nice letter
from the Charles Moores of
Nutrioso, Arizona. They wish
ed to be remembered to all
their friends in Zion. They are
happy in the Lords work.
We also received nice let
ter from Dorothy Randall
Crumpler of Kansas. She ask
ed to be remembered to Mrs.
Morey and family. Her father
who is 80 years old, is living in
Prairie Grove, Arkansas.
Miss Heck writes cheerfully
from Dixon.
We received word from our
relatives in England that they
have received the package of
food which we sent and it
made them very happy.
Our English friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Owen, have taken
over the retail department at
the Bakery. They were in their
place on Sunday with their lit
tie granddaughter. Their son,
Teddy, is in the Junior Guard.
The Elder has just returned
from Chicago where they had
a good service. Most of the
Shererrs were there; also
Mother Henninger, Mrs. Hoef-
fler, Deacon Long and others.
May the Lord bless each one.
From the Folks at Home,
Mrs. Arthur A. Wright,
2918 Edna Boulevard.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-11-12
TO OUR FOLKS ABROAD
noa,o E111>c.
Dear Folks:
Peace be unto you!

Peace be unto you!
We had a good service to-
day. 1t was the first real cold
Sunday of the season and over
500 attended Bible School. Mr..
and Mrs. Bishop, Deacon and
Mrs. Wiedman, Deacon and
Mrs. Spanton and others were
in their places.
Mrs. Edgar Brooks left by
train last evening for Fort
Meyers, Florida, to visit her
brother, Vern Christensen and
wife for a few weeks.
Florence Sach-Hanson and
son, Edwin are going to Color
ado to make their home. Fred
Hanson has been working for
the government in Alaska. He
is also moving to Colorado and
they will be together again. A
farewell party was held on Oc-
tober 31st for Florence at the
Erwin Craig home. May God
go with Florence and keep
them all in His care.
On November 9Th, Grandma
Randle had a birthday. ADJ
rienne Moran-Reisner talked
to her on the telephone from
Bremerton and wished her a
happy birthday. Baby Fac is
growing up and trying to walk.
Adrienne is busy practicing
and getting ready to give the
Messiah at Christmas. Mrs.
Randle enjoyed the visit and
said she couldn't have had a
better present.
Mrs. Myrtle McGarrahan
was hostess at a shower on
Pearl Noteboom- Morrison on
November 4th. 1t was also
Pearls birthday, so it was a
double event.
Fanny Campbell is in Lake
Forest caring for her niece,
Jean Campbell-Proctor, who
has a baby daughter. Neal and
Helen Campbell are grandpar-
ents again.
Mrs. Lottie Klevrod celebra-
ted her Goth birthday on No.
vember 3rd, with relatives at
the home of her daughter,
Mary Ballegooijen. She en-
joyed it all very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schad
have been entertaining visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Kilmer
of Willard, Colorado. Mrs.
Kolmer is Mrs. Schad's sister,
who formerly taught school in
Zion.
On November LIST, Gail
Brownlow celebrated her 18th
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-11-12
ROUND TABLE TO
SERVE AT U.S.O.

The ladies of the Round
Table are to serve tea at the
Sheridan u. S. O. this COM
ing Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
George Shaw and Mrs. Charles
Nelson are in charge.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-11-12
ZION LOYAL SERVICE
CT.JJR ANNUAL BANQUET

After all the guests had
been seated, Mr.. Stewart well
coined the Manager and
Chairman of the Board of
Directors, the president of
Zion Industries Inc, the Dlrec-
tors, all the members and
guests assembled. He conclud-
ed his words of welcome by
announcing the Company's
Christmas distribution this
year. This was greeted with
hearty applause.
AL. Pfeiffer, director of the
Suggestion Department thank
ed those who had sent in sug-
gestions from among the $50
employees. For these ideas the
Company rewards the individ-
uals according to the useful
ness of the suggestion. He also
urged all to send in their sug-
gestions, and stated that his
committee composed of James
Myers, John Leech, Jim An
derson, and Joe Kessler are
aggressive men, we'll versed in
their respective lines and of
an open mind to give all pro-
per consideration.
The master of ceremonies
for the evening, Theodore
Stewart, then introduced Mr..
Martin Philipsborn, Sr., Mana
ger and Chairman Of the
Board of Directors of Zion In
dustries, Inc, who delivered
the address of the evening,
which you will find on column
2 page 1 of this paper.
After Overseer Carl Q. Lee
had returned thanks, all par
took of the excellent dinner
prepared by Mrs. Clark Pitch
err and her helpers, and served
by corps of young men.
During the dinner one OF
lions musicians, Lester Leech,
enlivened the evening with his
pleasing rendition of favorlte
music on a Hammond organ.
At this time Mr.. Stewart ask
ed the voting members of the
Loval Service Club, who had
been handed envelopes as they
entered the dining room, to
kindly mark the ballot show
ing the preference for officers
of the club for the coming
year. These were then taken
up by the ushers and after tab
ulating them Mr.. Stewart, the
president for the past year an
nounced the results as follows:
The new president = Joseph
N. Kessler; vice-president -
Kenneth C. McGarrahan; and
secretary - Margaret Watts.
In announcing the next pre-
sentation Mr.. Stewart stated
that the club had been very
fortunate in being able to Sc
cure the service of the Sugar
Cane Minstrels for the even
ing. According to the express
sions and laughter of the aud
fence it was great sue
cess. One of it's mem
bers Theodore Neave =
rendered toward the end of
their number the vocal solo
cold Man River" and as an en-
core "The Big Base Viol' and
Mr.. Pennington sang "Wagon
Wheels" The members of this
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-11-12

discern them in the group. ooh
is that who this one was" were
expressions from many in the
audience after the toast mas
ter introduced them without
their makeup.
Mr.. Stewart then introduced
Mr.. Grover G. Leech, President
of Zion Industries, Inc. who
personally presented the Loyal
Service pins to those who had
been seated at the center ia
BILE Mr.. Stewart announcing
each persons name. AS he pro-
pressed with the presentation
and reached those who had
been with the Company for rs
years a hearty applause was
given and same was repeated
for the 80, 35, and As year
groups. The last name on the
list was that of Mr.. Grover c..
Leech, who had been with the
Company for As years. With
this announcement a mighty
applause was given.
The full list of names of
those receiving pins follows:
Five Year Group
Bessie Albrecht, Wilbur Allen, John
Ballegooyen, Olive Campbell, Clifton
Copeland, Louise Falk, Mckinley
Hardness, Katherine Hinkle, Stephen
Holanski, Ella Hoidal, Louis Junker,
Paul McNiece, Gladys Hoover, Mar
jorie Leech, Robert Miller.
Edythe McCulloch, Logan McLam-
marah, George Prosser, Christine
Mihaljevic, Norman Mihaljevic, Rob-
Moericke, Everett Rittenhouse, Mary
Adolph Waydelko, Gustav Brehm.
Ten Year Group
ALIVE Booth, Reva Booth, Finley
Leech, Emily Currie, Chas. Meisner,
Ruth Emanuelson, John G.. Nicholson,
Ann Farrar, Eugene Raymond, Maud
Grady, Mabel Holmes, G. w. Wohl-
schlegel, Mary Johnson, Frank Kop-
pen.
Fifteen Year Group
Leo Dunnick, Irwin Jones, Theo.
Hotham, Paul Richards.
Twenty Year Group
Arland Cliff, E. T. Deeder, Angus
ia Kurrasch, Percy Dawson, Shirel
Flynn, Josephine Peters, Stuart Gent
Ter, Rodney Raymond, Louise Over,
Stephen Robinson, A. Schoepp.
Twenty-Five Year Group
Christine Heiser, VIM. schwager,
Hilda Mattick.
Thirty Year Group
Ethel Howell, Paul Brockway,
Sarah Buckley, BENZ. A. Offner.
Thirty-Five Year Group
L. w. Bishop, Louise Carsley, Leon
Short, Homer Kyrk, Ralph R. Phil.
Forty-Five Year Group
Grover G.. Leech.
At the annual picnic of the
Institutions in August some
candid kodachrome pictures
were taken and others had
been taken during the last few
weeks. These were shown by
Elder Jabez Taylor. Mrs. Bev-
erly Peters and Lester Wright
and Elder Taylor had taken
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-11-12
Ten Year Group

ALIVE Booth, Reva Booth, Finley
Leech, Emily Currie, Chas. Meisner,
Ruth Emanuelson, John G.. Nicholson,
Ann Farrar, Eugene Raymond, Maud
Grady, Mabel Holmes, G. w. Wohl-
schlegel, Mary Johnson, Frank Kop-
Evening star., 1947-05-13
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books starti

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. kept
part time, tax returns prepared: state
aeeousT sHasT az seT
business accounts wanted. $40 month up;
sss ST a17s MR MTaEp bart tme
ADvERTTIsfNG AGENCY production man.
comprehensive practical printing expert
ssted Washington location. Box 63-E,
BAKING, DECORATING, CATERING, 15
shops; also steward in one of the largest
country clubs in United States; thorough
knoWledee, Of purchasailng, 1.,;al preparation and
hGsfNEss hSsii Is h8Ecurkeapabs SE 'af youss
ao 40 small maTrsa s ens basa yst
eran: pvt. to major. yrs; statistics,
supply and executive capacities. VIII re;
s1aserns. s3as Salary secondary: BOX s: Hs,E'
STATESMAN. electrical, experienced. or
* i!RsfSs "a IaacesotaGNrANr stah can handle
few more small accounts. part time. Ask
sbout new pickup hooNkkeepins service.
ministrative and public relations ex-
sssstans apfoe to ssty
strated during past year in $1,000 posi-
tion. Box 322-B, Star. la
NJ Man; osSs feiored' wants work as dryer, II.
MAN, colored. wishes might work, part
time, janitor. dishwasher; reliable and
exp. Call after pm. Ii. '21S5. Ia
MAN, colored, wants work as porter. helper:
laborer or warehouse work; not afraid of
work. Call bet, and pm. sA- 1860.
MAN. colored. wishes evening work with
car. Call NO. 711s. IS
MAN, eolored. wants .,. ion as porter pra,I ,n Or
9652 any time Ia
PHiNTER-PAPER HANGER-plasterer
Good work, prompt and courteous. Gail
REISMAN, Elk. 1883: ewes. NO. STAT. 15s
VETERAN, age 49, desires part-tirne eve
ming and Saturday work: have car: no
after 6. 14s
YOUNG MAN, "a. available Immediately.
managerial asst. or general office: expert
enced; good typist; aggressive vet; / year
college &c. w. u. AID. 1873 ewes.
Evening star., 1947-05-13
SITUATIONS WoMEN Cont. .

NURSE, practical, colored. desires case
day or night: best city refs. Ho. 6e5l.
shid Sssts' sEy s4s5 daily 50p Or i
inal Box 205-E, Star.
NURSE, practical, several years expert
s1ss snes; csPaDls sRt 81 and reliable s-hr day PI
NURSE, practical colored. available s.
hour dgty, maternity or other cases; refs 1
NGRsI, available now: Any case except
ing obstetrics. s-10 hrs. or can stay in
6fFIcE fqFTI hon mAaaGEK ~ eoisse s'
business administration, capable assuming
full rssponsibflities: prefer small organ
1sssiSn Fsaefrdal az NSguRssE-wanted Sg2s or hrs,
practical nursing in the evening. DI.
PPRssxScTIcAL NURSE, colored, desires night
maternity case. NO. 6113, 7:3o-10:3o
REcEPTIoNIsT, PIX; some knowledge
bookkeeping, typins, payroll. Please call
TYPiNG to be done at home; prompt and
accurate: manuscripts. etc. AT. $500.
TYPIST sTENoGRAPHER, experienced,
rapid, accurate, desires work to be done at
home. AD- 2213. 13s
WOMAN, colored. desires Job cleaning
bs vi With Is IT, o9ss see an
best references. refer FR. $3.50, EXT, s46. Isl,
steady worker, accurate. experienced. de-
sires position in any type work listed;
salary expected. S35 a wk. with meals;
operator Opposition board). information
clerk or receptionist tno typing). PIX
telephone operator file clerk and .searcher
tor $50 and 45 column, 80 cards an hr.),
manager of newsstand or souvenir store:
not high school graduate. Box 20O-E,
Star 15s
YOUNG LADY free to act as companion
at seashore; will travel; refs. Box 1879.
Star. p
Evening star., 1947-05-13
HOME IMP eoMpANlsS fcon9 ]

/ HOME lhtP. COMPANIES fcsss.
TBNITY HOME INlPRQvEMENT CO.
White asbestos and insulhrick siding: We
have Il, we apply It; free estimates. Phone
GILBERT BROS.-Home improvements.
Roof painting specially. Call UN.
1872. am. to II Am; ewes. 9 to pm.
ADDITIONS, remodelins. carpentry. plumb
ING. plasterinE. painting, ETC.. free esti-
HaMfa9Snp Haa5sfi rs p9nsy 9Myyrafu dozn ysarf e psy.
ADDITIONS. porches, garages. drivcvays
and sidewalks; also specializing In stone
work, dagst0ne terraces and retatning
walls. Let US inclose your porch into
FOUNDATION TO ROOF, recreation rooms,
glass bars. Kitchens bath rooms. deeorat-
ing attics. hnilt-up roofs. brick siding.
plumbing, heating; easy terms. UN. 1885.
GENERAL CONTRACTING. building ad-
ditions, cement work and remodeling.
CONTRACTING CO., RE.
S03I ewes, g to 2; all day Sunday. --16
PAINTING, PAPERING, all home improve
ments; SO months to pay. H. ROSNER.
essaS aRnsN go yrS aTA laS S2S4 ~ ,,1, s,v.
YOU prompt, efficient service in remodeling
and general repairs, recreation rooms,
porch enclosures, bathrooms ana heating
plants installed: top quality work at rea-
sonable rates; FILA terms. Call LU. S96S
for free estimate. =.
Evening star., 1947-05-13
BIO THE EVENING STAR Washington D. G.
-
HELP WoklEN,

.
WAITREssEs. Apply CERES LUNCH 1909
WAfTkEss for restaurant. no sunday Of
saa5s n0ars M.
WaiIaIRkEssSsEs. ia Apply NEPTUNE RoSo5M.
aStn S and . sts. NV. between IL noon
Wa1fKasss, Wa 1 a;a; mus. be experienced; lAnc 4
asid TAaaAARp AARpy 4 E aoSa Hop. "a Rfs
eor RoGs aaa
WarTRHss. VA I'LL T. shis.. experienced under 80
salary and. hours: Wednesdays of; only
sss StLfa Eth sRDs e sx sss ssriDa an.ser 70
WOMAN, white, to stay with wife who IL
eonyaiescinR; duties light; hours 9 to 5;
Sc; take Az congress Hgts. bus. to 9Th
WOMAN VS. MHalN coUSfER 81 sf ets LERk s1s neat hon.,
ABBY s ssss Blad.nsbu9s g ds ra IL pm ans SUB Sun
WOMAN as consultant for Luzier's cos
metics; permanent position. excellent earn
WOMAN. white. for srocery department.
Apply 1909 18th st. NV. -15
WOMAN, cook. colored all around. expert
enced; for restaurant; daytime. Apply
WOMEN, white Or colored. with experiences
in covering buttons or buckles. making
ss'i sE%a ssl1senIfs eo 1szo
NV, ask for Mrs. Coleman. -13
YOUNG LADY as bakery clerk; perma-
nsnt position; experience not necessary;
pleasant working conditions; good salary.
Apply In person before 12 noon. HAIG'e
a4pZ sS ssss ssa4. Il
isS1s YoGaes s.Lal LADY WANTED, ONO. work. .o ex.
psrienee snee not s,r nss.ssssTy :. Applg sm 8
YouNG WOMEN. 25-s5, as investigator,
Necessary; must be free to travel. Apply
sCoTsrs R S2s s'fI fzfassE naHans and inventory con-
troll clerk, knowledge Of. general book
keeping and tipping required; young woman
2b-30. who desires permanent position.
preferably located in vicinity of Wisconsin
ave; For appointment for interview, call
WONDERFUL oPPORTUNITY-New In
Washington-established throughout q s
Chance for advancement. Age 2I-35. In.
ssryleWs t,TiIs,T9 10 lo,4 sTAuFFER SYSTEM
oPPokfUNi1Ty ia for exsteacheT 1 hiT or educated
woman in child-guidance field. interested
in summer or full-time work Free to
travel an advantage but not essential
Position is permanent and offers excellent
Opportunity for aualiiled applicant tinan,
Star. giving age. education, experience and
LADIES' CLoTHING-salesladies,t expert.
enced in selling ladies' suits, dresses, coats
vaeason with pa9
tion, yearly bonus and store discount or
all purchases See Mr. Miller, HUB FUR
NITURE CO.. 7th and d sts. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1947-05-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
coLoRED. SO. employed, g.h.w.,

C0LoRED. SO. employed, e.h.w., laun.
dress; S22 20 S25 wk;; stay in Wed
8 to IL am, WI. 7408, MATTI.
GIRL sI o2 soSsse 9sS neat wa1 wass ggsa gest0n
Gsa edoka Nj Tsns ssfs Mss b1Ro
WOMEN (2), colored, want general house
work, plain cooking, part time. NO. 1882
GIRL, .colored. wants days work; S5 and
carfare; or waitress. MRS. WALL, AID.
1886.
GIRL, colored, wants general housework;
l9yes 10y CHILDREN; sleep in or out; references
GIRL, coiored, wants 4 days steady work;
g 3, day and cariare: Ho; '. 3osa; a,,s.u,~s
feiasIe IeT smpl0Esa Ex sSas sSasse apt honest sh'
GIRL, colored. wants lob doing g,h.w,, s
Belmont E nsi $40 NV D1 S5ek s1sq sanven 14sh :nd
GIRL, solored, wants days work; best
refs; Sc a day. Phone Ii. 05S3.
Girl sSSred reliable wants !o1 9arin
eGenee eGe eei0fen 81 seaelai ss4o h0ase"0fk Al ie'
GIRL, neat, colored, wants 8 days work
h6i Hh66iussEEkkEEpER-cooK, middle-aged T wom-
an, desires position on large estate; Md
or Val ranch exper. Box 2o2-E, Star
LADY, colored, wishes room and small
salary caring for child of employed family
in colored sanitary home; me- pref. TR
$3.50 at pm.
MAID, colored, desires days work; ref
Call DI. 20S2.
WOMAN, coIored, desires part-time morn
ing work, or 4 mornings weekly. D1.
WOMAN. colored, experienced. desires
cooking and general housework. Call RA.
$685..
WOMAN, colored, g.h.w. or laundry, day
or steady, Mon. through Thurs. and on
Sat. after 8. MI. 1905
YOUNG WOMAN. colored. wants day
work or morning work. DE. 1895. 13'
Evening star., 1947-05-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

OFFICE MGR $4,000 lMJ: fnanee.
Poop Pas at cR2SREh R1XRS 1 as exps+ sA ss sias and
meals; cashier, Clarendon, meals. $40 wk,;
shop manager, asst, NV. sec, $40 wk.
Hgndrsds ef other intssestins ,s;ps Openings nsa
BoooKKEEfERs 1f.), $50 wk. Several
bkpg. mach; operator; bookEssping asst
tor. exper. adding; Sl60; cashier, MGR
SO new new applicants daily. Welcome. See
Miss Reed or Miss Knight at PERSON,
81 srENo.. Sfi BotoSkpR. a., $50, coml ONCE,
future, bookkeeperstypist, start $45: ste
nographers s25ss Dos. S4o;S55 wk Err, See svY MIS- Is
ICE. ais 18th nv NV. d5tS and Eye5.
MEDICAL SEC. U.), $4,000. exper medi-
cal dictation; clerk-steno., days, SLID
$500; recsptionist.stsnog da. law, Sao5; s;eS
sasss sns stenes Ssss.' s % Cali in Ne
WeIcome. Sasss IVA IA. 5ii4. pERsoNtNEI SEW
ICE 1aH1 sEoRETsfS & snsTt e ehgGeh
high-class office, interesting work salary
s., 500. steno., beginner. youne.- person
able. initiative. bank: 5-day; $50 start.
s ssees e. M saFs ae saqsf sn1
chine operators t2). SlS5 mo. Cashier.
MGR, 1000 posting. machine; salary open.
comptometer operator. exper. fig: S3T so
toTs oes sso eeT
35-45 yrs: $50 to S35. Clerk. film COM
soNNEL sERv., 9Is F st. NV. Ma. 6so5
Evening star., 1947-05-13
PERSONAL.

WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayfower:
reducing for gentlemen cnly; hrs. to 8
pm. Phone Gil. 6172 IA
SLIP COVERS, guaranteed to ft A very
large selection of Powered and striped ma.
terials. HOME SPECIALITY SHOP. 910 b
D6REssMAKING. restyiins. alterations
prices: l studio centrally .1, located sbSy, Sy
formerly 5th ave-, NJ ,gaas Ya,s lilo st, NV
ii YOU ARE in NEED 81 a LOAN up 80
LENDERS. Lend INC. Ssol Geors,a ave. 'o
g. ". JOHNSON. Dentist-False teeth re-
paired while you wait, Room 6o2. Westor,
BLDG. l4tb and z sts NV Closed Sat.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home: n e.
or s.e.. white or colored. Nd. or Va. COX
& CO.. DI 425s. RE 1888
BABY SITTERS REGISTRY-Mothers, be
| safe. Call DI. $500 for investigated sitters,
chaperons; licensed, bonded service. 81 :
PERMANENT WAVES. 81 shampoo sne
ingerwave. soc No appointments Al
Flynn Fly sofa Beauty coIIEss ls1o q st &
POTTERY - WINTHROP CERAMIC
Studio offers personalized. simplifed
comprehensive, veteran approved class in
struction. air-cooled studio: summer
classes; pottery supplies; home model kilns
and kiln nrfng- 1454 Park I'd. NV. Du
SIP COVERS, draperies, bedspreads
vanity skirts pillows. CO. 43eS.
best references; ts
50 out Of city for summer. Boz 1919
SsSAs Af7s.e
Evening star., 1947-05-13
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

NEW CLASSES in practical refrigeratior
and air conditioning now starting; Gl
approved. NATL. INST. OF COMM. &
TECH. INC, 24s0 18th st. NV, Ho. 24s4
10"
QUICK REVIEW COURSE In shorthand
typewriting. bookkeeping, calculating ma,
st BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 St. Ma: 2aas
subjects taught. Approved BY Government
for. gI training. wAR-NYNN BEAUTY
ColLEGE. I2Io q e. nv: DI l7e2
training in all subjects, day. night and
part.time classes: get our free catalogue;
MABEILE HONOUR SCHOOL,, approved
1910 N. z. ave. ME. TITS Estab. 1918
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught IN
short time; results guar; approved for q
1905 G st. NV. ME 470O. RA $500.
FINEST NAPOLEON and Danish pastry
one lesson; perfect results guaranteed or
don't pay; ST per hour. RA. S56S.