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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Miss Kirby And R. L. Ingram, Jr.
Vows Spoken In Home Ceremony

CHARLOTTE, Dec. 22-In a love-
ly ceremony Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock, Miss Hilda lnez Kirby
and Robert L. Ingram, Jr., both
of Charlotte, were married. The
wedding took place at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Alex
ander at 119 North Popular street
in this city.
Rev. Howard C. Wilkinson, asso-
ciate pastor of the First Methodist
church officiated. The mantel and
fireplace were banked with palms.,
baskets of white flowers, and sew
en-branched candelabra holding
white tapers. Before the ceremony
Miss George Hart accompanied by
Mrs. Kirkpatrick at the piano sang
"Because'' and Il Love You Truly"
During the service "Clair de Lune'
was played. The wedding march
from "Lohengrin" was used for
the professional and Mendelssohn' g
march as occasional.
James M. Walton of Wilmington
was the bridegroom's best MAJ
Ushers were John w. Floyd and
Jady Williams, Mrs. David L.
Payne was the brides matron Of
honor, and she O. a pink satin
and net gown made with short
puffed sleeves and full skirt. She
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Wrightsboro Baptist Church Fetes
Pastor And Wife With Reception

The Rev. H. S. Strickland, pas
Tor of the W%rightsboro Baptist
church, and Mrs. Strickland were
IGNORED last Saturday evening with
q surprise reception on their Both
wedding anniversary.
Upon entering the church, the
Rev and Mrs. Strickland were pre-
sented with a corsage and bouton-
Mere as the strains of Lohengrin's
Wedding March was played by
Miss Madeline Trask.
The church was beautifully dec
GRATED with southern smilax and
narcissi. A three tered wedding
cake under a large white rosette
was in the center of the reception
hall.
Truly" accompanied by Miss
Trask, who also rendered several
nuptial numbers during the eve
ming.
Mrs. C. M. Coker gave an ap-
~propriate reading on the wedding
Anniversary" after which she led
in prayer,
After expressing the high esteem
in which the pastor and his wife
are held by the church, the Rev.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05

Nv. M. Kellyepresented them with
a love gift from the many friends
present.
The Rev. Strickland responded
to the presentation with a brief
account of the Wrightsboro Baptis1
church's connection with his court
ship and marriage. He stated thai
ne first met Mrs. Strickland at g
young peoples gathering in the
church. Some five years later thev
were the first couple to be married
In the church, and now after thirty
years they are the first couple to
celebrate their wedding anniversa-
ry in the church. The pastor and
his wife have been members of the
Wrlghtsboro church for the past
thirty five years, with the excep-
ton Of two years that they were
non-residents.
After the traditional cutting of
the cake, Mrs. L. E. Owen served,
assisted by Jean Owen and Joyce
Rogers. Mrs. Chas. Rogers aid
Miss Julia Spencer presided at the
punch bowl.
Besides the large number of
church members present, there
were several invited guests.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05

carried a bouquet or roses and
snapdragons tied with blue satin
ribbon.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by H. j. Alexander, wore a
white. satin wedding gown design
ed with a sweetheart neck, lego
mutton sleeves and pointed owe
the hands, and a full skirt which
extended into a short train. The
f%ingertip veil was of bridal illus
ion, and her only ornament was a
strand. of pearls, which belong to
her mother. She carried a white
prayer book topped with white
roses.
Mrs. Kirby, mother of the bride,
wore a black ensemble and a Shout
der bouquet of red rosebuds. Mrs.
Ingram, the bridegroom's mother,
wore a gray suit and a shoulder
bouquet of red carnations.
After the wedding, a reception
was held. Assisting the hostess in
serving were Miss Margaret In
gram of LilesviIe sister of the
Riddle.
After a short wedding trip to the
coast the couple will make their
home in Charlotte. For travelling
the bride wore a grey suit with
black accessories and a shoulder
boouet of brides roses.
Bride and Bridegroom
Mrs. Ingram is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Floyd Kirby
of Supply. She was graduated from
Shallotte High school in Shallotte.
Greensboro college, and the School
of Nursing at Charlotte Memorial
hospital, where she is now a mem
Der of the staff.
The bridegroom is the son bf Mr..
and Mrs. R. L. Ingram of Lllesvllle
where he was graduated from
high school. He served in the Navy
three years, % months of which
time he spent in the Pacific area.
Since his discharge, he has been
attending Kings Business college.
Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding we're Mrs. George Floyd
Kirby of Supply, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Ingram, Miss Margaret Ingram,
Sammy Ingram. all of Lilesville;
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Bellamy,
Jr., of Shallotte, and Mr.. and Mrs.
David L. Payne of Alexis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05

this service, although no attempt
has been made for anything of an
elaborate nature, only the old and
familiar h m s, chants and
carols, in which the choir and con
gregation join together with the
strains of 1--WE Three Kings of
Orient Are" sung by h e Wise
Men, who enter the church, APP
propriately costumed and bearing
gifts for the Infant King. The serv-
ice ends with the occasional
hymn, brightest and Best of the
Sons of the Morning."
AS previously announced Bishop
Thomas H. Wright will have a
part in the service.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all interested persons, especial
ly to strangers to attend the
Feast of Lights service tonight
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Feast Of Light" Service Slated
AtSt, John sChurch This Evenino

This evening at 8 o'clock at St.
Johns Episcopal church, Third
and Red Cross streets, a most
beautiful and impressive service
known as the Feast of Lights"
will be given.
The age-old meaning of Epipha-
nv will be told through the Old
Testament prophecy of the birth
of Christ, Mary's song of triumph
At the message of the angel Gabri-
ell. the gifts Of the Magi and final
" the eyed Simeon's prayer OF
Thanksgiving in e words,
Lord now lettest thou thy servant
depart in peace AS the Epipha-
ny story further unfolds the real
missionary meaning is brought out
by the spreading of Christianity
from person to person as the
darkened church breaks into light
from hundreds of candles. Music
forms a beautiful background for
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Bishop Darst Heard
Today Al St. Poul's
Anniversary Sermon

Bishop Thomas c. Dart will
preach the sermon in St. Paul's
Episcopal church this morning in
enumeration of the 25th anniver-
sary of Rev. Alexander Miller's
rectorship in the parish.
Sermon and morning prayer will
be held at Ills o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Trinity Methodist
Circles To Convene

The women of Trinity Methodist
church will hold the January circle
meetings on Monday as follows:
AT the church at $3.50 o'clock.
2-Mrs. H. A. Marks, Oleander
at $3.50 o'clock.
3-Mrs. Robert Romeo, I'll North
18th street at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. George R. Darden, 300
Colonial Drive at $3.50 o'clock.
5-Mrs. L. G.. Smith, 218 Ken
wood avenue at 8:15 o'clock.
6-Mrs. T. B. White, 124 Wood
lawn avenue at 8 o'clock.
TUESDAY at 8 o'clock with Mrs.
M. H. Shepherd and Mrs. H. E.
Crawford. 107 North 18th street.
1t is normal for the Northern
~ - H. - oy
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05

It is normal for the Northern
Sea Otter to swim on its back.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05

Biggest bargain Of the year.!
Crawford's only offers you this op-
portunity at the turn Of the Winter
Season . and when we say it's a
Sale, it is a Sale! Profit by being
here on time. Bring your friends,
too!
Evening star., 1947-02-10
Alumni Of Armstrong High
To Sponsor Piano Recital

The Armstrong High Schoo
Alumni Association announced to.
day it will present Nelson Logan
concert pianist, in a recital at Arm.
strong High School Auditorium al
$50 pm. March z.
1t also was announced that Miss
Lucille S. Mccormick was elected
president of the class of 1928. Others
elected were Richard F. Jones, vice
president; George S. Darrell, execu.
tive secretary; Mrs. Fletcher M
Washington, financial secretary
Miss Virginia A. Marshall, treasurer
Horace T. Wilson, chaplain; Norman
T. Hutchinson, sergeant at arms
and Mr.. De Bose, director of pub.
licity.
Members of the Constitution
Committee chosen were Mrs. Eliza.
beth j. Flood. Mrs. Cynthia H. King
and Mrs. Clara A. Hutchinson.
Next meeting of the 1928 class will
be at 8 pm. March S at Mr.. De
Bose's home, 1915 Fifth street NE
Evening star., 1947-02-10
lEngraver Here Designing
Medal for Drexel Award

Gilroy Roberts, medallie artist and
former student at the Corcoran Art
School here, is designing the
Founders Medal for the Drexel
Award, the Drexel Institute Of
Technology In Philadelphia an
nounced today.
The award is given by Drexel IN
stitute to the industrial or CONNER
cial organization chosen as having
made outstanding contributions to
the industrial, technical, economic
or social life of Philadelphia. 1t
will be presented February 10.
Mr.. Roberts, a native of Philadel-
phia, worked at the Philadelphia
mint as an engraver before coming
to Washington in 1888 to work at
the Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing. He returned to Philadelphia
in 1914.
Among his notable engravings are
those of Stephen Foster, Ralph
Waldo Emerson, Eli Whitney and
Charles Elliott for the Famous
American" postage stamp series. He
also did the reverse sides of the
Peary Congressional and the Tru-
man Inauguration medals.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
HELP WoMEN.

AcCoMPANIsT. for part time york. exo &
pfpSaEnes Ss AZ
| nent position for lady under 45. to demon
starte a famous. brand pressure cooker in
stores Must nave PEAS be
dependable, Excellent working conditions.
5-day, -40-hour week: good salary. Phone
re. 1928 for appointment Tor personal
assfsTaNT aassTsisxN BooKKEEpER. permanent po-
sition. Apply in own handwriting. state
boy pioyers. saD'ii FRANCES Er FRANCES 1915
As. sgxEss 4sssss fS5 y5ess IT.
chases and many many other empioye benefits.
sHRaH seRse spfx@en gRo. 7sh' S'si sth and sts
BANK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for sey-
erable erat que ABBY % Mr. oatt Vice Pres uNioN
TRusT 60, 18th and sss. 1lyz..or NV nd .ad
moosE skAuAY 4RpisA sALoN fIis S.
BEAUTICIAN- -MANICURIsT and shampoo
81 81 HAIR lSi fpEsiaNINd. 18th and New YoTk
saXEAfY ~ 6PHRAaSks SHsR asS NJ a Experienced
a11satGaaG ave. shop; 5-day week. BOX i75-d Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around; also
HAIR sTYLIsT. at Philipsborn, 6os Il m11th
sp,.s Maas1ss can.Eg sssuzd DS
ssau4a Ss$ 11sh 81 sopERxr6KEsNAs nH fgSs BEAUTY
SALON; good salary and commission, ao'
sSoTs spsg sfkIeas fsRs5 sRs qo'
bn1SokkkpESEER 1S ksnnasEE st. nx Experienced; must be
Of bookkeeping and collection in large nre
and casualty insurance branch office; ex-
ssnA ssss ADpy RsssSPo e. " Ffhs psEs
s9ooKR2fFER h9s Me2fFfEsRa sisEh ssiEseEhErARY preferably
sround: . must have Initiative and capable
Of accepting responsibilities In permanent
position: state age. expeIlence ana saisTy
desired: all replies connoentlai. BOX T34-
GSo6KKEEpING G INSTRUCTOR. knowl
a5sss sns sear s. s DRs Psa! ' efa
BooKKEEPER for small ONCE, must be
sass''e1sss Wiz opportuniss for advanesmens Saii
esHsk SoesoHKskkEEfEk EEfEk for @ accounts an 5sssl.abls: . M
sired, Apply personnel ofhce. HOTEL
Eofs good es
Mr.. Seligman. at HARVEY JEWELLERS,
SafETERIA e4ff + Ii AZ ASSISTANT. white woman for
assistant supervisor Of employees cafeteria.
One meal daily served Mondays through
Fridays. Non-GoyernmeM. Good iocation'
hours and salary. Permanent connection,
sick leave liberal annual leave and re-
tiremen: Excellent opportunity for COM
petent person. Apply IN person p.po 70 pH1- per-
SOCIETY, Ard and r SITS. me-. between
$50 am. and $50 p p n w,, .a4 IL,
diately: attractive: 22 to 30: unusual op-
portunity Tor right girls. RE. ag72, be-
tween noon and midnight except SUNDAYS
CASHIERS for our checl-out booths: all
items plainly price marked and We teach
you to operate cash register In lev
hours; our system eliminates heavy lifting
OF baskets Apply Mr.. Leopold between ]
and 8 pm. GIANT FOOD STORES, $40
Bladensburg I'd. ne. --1U
CASHIER-WRAPPER.s specially store expr.
Apply ESTHER SHOP, 1925 r st. nv. I'll
Evening star., 1947-02-10
For Lost ond Found Advertisements
See Pose A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ sSsNs s<SssSsSs
tsps ssEs lime e1pss sss rssns saas
Ani YoGR
seaz ifz so% foT less than
month. Highest references. Phone Adams
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-wate,
heating plants: no cash needed. small
= P.1sa.s T. ssySSgBgss9X!; sSs s9! + y soss; n~ sssa
save save ts2ss ExpsTt n ADVICE q ana snd ASSISTANCE
R%cosT RR DsHpe TAX AZ reiSEHf sERGnSs R9
So son. i1ss' vt. ave. Ex. 1864. cH. sSs5
GAS WATER HEATER, 90, 80; 40 gal
payment: immediate installation. D. A
sTANSBuRY, Ii. 1929. -
I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts s
FRANCIS DAVID. sr., "a 5srd st. Sc.
Is MaSHRgiss YEARS, IL sEixRrERIENCE R architectura
aagaTtments,, stores. Estimating costs. wo
fSSsi Will eVsa5nssi NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
mgsef dEoRaE e 1si IEHKN % Jr 4s1a
XST ST HsaaaHHEs sTaTEs Hsht GdsToMs ~
sioner o Mn9m of Customs as eS on January 4s47
authorized the change of name of the oil
screw Harriet b, onc1aI numDer SZO0OO
to that OF Sea King. ROBT. B. APPLEBEE
deputy collector. TO-
TYPING, mimeographing, addressing, one
day service; reasonable rates: satisfaction
fusgfhLetSSoi VIII Not sy!0 Be REsfoNsIBLE for an,
debts contracted by any one except myself
EDMUND M. CHAPLIN, Jr. 1922 Jackson
ri THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock.
holders of the Norfolk q .Washdins.ttor .hdan.to or
Of directors for the ensuing year, and fol
the transaction of such other business a.
may properly come before the meeting
viii be he'd at the ONCE Of the company
6S5 Maine ave. s.w:: washington; y. c;
on Monday, March 10, 1947. at IL O'Clock
noon, Polls will remain open until
1880 pm. Transfer books will be closet
February %. 1947. until March 10. 1947
ppEI Will sNoT TibE BE kEsPoNsIBLE fsseeoSsIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by my
self. LOUISE GRINDER. 1888 M st. sc
AFTER THIS DATE I will not be respop.
sible for any debts except those made 3,
me personally. sERGT. CLYDE r. HILL
Iseth 4. g; Band: sand Hill Area, For
INCOME TAX forms prepared, So, by vet.
eran. Experienced tax accountant; save b!
proper completion. GIL. 6021.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT JR.. for electronic manufac-
21-26. with accounting degree or presently
attending last year of accounting night
school; starting salary commensurate with
ability Call Wa 5000, Ext So for ap-
Continent. WAsHINGToN INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY. College Park. Nd 10
An opportunity with well-known agency
for a man who has sold advertising and
has contacts with advertisers, who has
for himself; highest salary to capable man
For appointment call RE. I77l. Ill
ADVERTISING SALESMAN - Ex-GIs for
the country. MIR STEVENS, Rm S0S.
Evans Bldg, 1920 New York ave-, 4 to
ARTIST INTERIOR DEcoRAroR for
fteaching position in well established art
school. Send biographical details of school
ing and experience with snapshot Boz
III, Star. -1o
Evening star., 1947-02-10
SALESMEN.

EXPERIENCED MEMS CLOTHING sales
ssn iasEy zDs Eng co pss
st. NV. Mr.. Chatlen. 10
MSzN with mechanical background to req.
ssrs a5gs ~
Call Mr.. Mergardt for appointment, AT.
EEn AEHeANa AAsHa4f HESTNa .sssrienced Go in
opportunity for an active. neat Individual:
fun support from the management: ad-
properaies az ayaiasis % sma q saIes hsas saa
ERED as ! GEORGE, Realtor 217s No.
1ssf REsE rs HsraTE and business chance sales
men wanted to list and sell properties
and businesses. Commission only. Exper-
fence preferred. Should have car. DUPONT
REALTY Co. 311s Mt. Pleasant st; NV.
kEAL III ooses Estate sALEsMAS-An alert
salesman will fine splendid money-mak-
perience in this business is valuable but
not essential to real success. We will
teach the business to the right man I.,,Ii Il
and you are looking for an opportunity
to make $4,000 year and up. see MR..
RIxoN at l7Ss Conn. ave. washington.
sALEsMAN0splendid opportunity for man
with exper. in selling better-auality haber-
o6N sss6saz N ENs gHoP AsRy isPS fs
municatins nsa systems: vs. ms must have successful
This is a splendid opportunity to. represent
product now used BY several hundrsd
Washington 3 Arms; yearly earnings, ca ,t snou1d sn1
ens All Strictly
MCGEE & CO.. 1904 18th st. NV. 10
seas asy 0ps e sell Yh hursEa
Sssni g5seFE5s'a f'F Sne Hs2 ssn
ssAaiL.iEssMsiASNMWpart SAIL or full time; excellent
opportunity to add to family income. Ap-
ply Mrs. King, 1929 st. n.w.,' 1st floor
SALESMAN for mems clothing dept. sal
Apply II. ABRAMsoN CO.. 1852 7th ! st,
sALEsMEN9THo EHsssa. top, ,flignt sons for tog gen. n.
and they ar. toD bands
ance and character essential: 1909 CO.
operation and liberal, eommisslon1iS ion Assure assure
ont yourse na Win III eeT to
sAEEsMaN, S.Si PkfNrTNG4sxcellent sHS oppor-
ssa salary I0T sass or
quality printing in large quantities. NE.
SECURITY SALESMAN, local. recent ex-
ified leads: references reauirsd. See Mr.
WV VIII LIE aIRs iSsh oNE n MORE esnssd rss
estate salesman with car, who will be able
TO earn SIU,UUO OF more per year. oSS
am. Guy WHITEFoRD. INC. 1923 x
ONE OF THE LARGEST sanitary mainte-
nance and ianitor supply firms i has s excel
sen institutions, hotels and restaurants.
Car essential. Substantial drawing &C
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for wide
awake, aggressive men under 80 years;
nished. expenses paid. GENERAL MILLS,
INC. MA. 1879. Interviews bet. 3 and
statesmen t2}-Men Of sound selling ,ex-
perience, desiring. to establish Themselves
in the conditioning industry, with Its
unlimited possibilities. will. be given the
necessary training to At them for sub
tious men Of honesty and sobriety. need
apply. See Mr.: Hayter between 10 pn ane
gCTS: 1872 n st; nv, ..r.c.l2, 2,
| new, exclusive items for well-known ad;
| vertising corporation: car helpful but MOI
essential Apply MR.. WALLACE RIM. 405
| 91S r st, NV. IL
Evening star., 1947-02-10
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

ALTERATION WORKER, man or woman:
Pc On son poson men
fsfRs ssa5' 5ssshsPs co.. 7ds a',ls
BEAUTY fil OPERATORS ta), experienced all
sUsHEIMSN fhHP hsaz wesb SGE LADY, s,s
msa'sa ass yafs shSR Ss s'0a aSG sHGS
MAN MAN AND 2I WIFE E'i itsshsite,. as csretsker On
to assist in residence: $3.50 mo. with
usual allowances, good living quarters with
m0derR RE sat Se5 anu an Sun
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If you sing
in our Cnora Se
opportunity oiaso for serious menbers. No charse
ys RhSns ES R9K RR9siNlsHs RI r s gtaS
spqing. or o Nd. H offers % splendid opportunity
for settled couple. colored preferred: Man
Man must have full. knowledge q farming
must mus 0s Be- to urnish
ability refs. from past employers. Salary.
1ne th a1 ness es1 ws end cs MISS
KEEFE. MI. 24O0. Ext. II. for interview.
MEDICAL TEcHNICIAN with experience
in chemical or medical laboratory for 6k-
month research program. in local uni
versity. Work includes typing research
reports; 5;;day week; salary, $500 per
month: college degree desirable; State
auired. Box 45s-K. Star, IL
NEGRO TEACHER-Bookkeepin account
ing, for Nashville. Tenn. business col
iege Write JOSEPH W. PHILLIPS, p. o.
Boy 516: Cleveland; Tenn: -. Zoo
pm and 8 pm; only those experienced
in selling. or collecting need apply; unlm-
| TIED telephone essential. For appointment.
calla Adams 6597 between 10 am. and
pm; sat, between II and l. IL. x.os
convenient transportation to Pentagon an. and
| iieges; near Colonial Village. GIL 116S.
MRS. MOORE. III
| live in; must be good cook and cleaner for
rooming and boarding house; Sundays, on.
MRS MOORE, GIL. 1888. III
ASSISTANT PAYROLL CLERK, must have
experience in payroll procedure in pvt.
| industry; good chance for advancement.
Apply personnel office, HOTEL STATLER,
| 18th q i SITS. nv. ~
Evening star., 1947-02-10

and many other skills. Qualified Army
who held any Of some 400 oecupationa
specialties, for g months or more may
now enlist. in the new Reguis-, Army a.
a grade depending upon tine length oi
your previous occupational specially serv.
ice. New high Army pay and the opportu.
career ~ more attractive now than evei
before. Stop in and find out the special
grade you will receive under this new Wal
ARMY RECRUITING STATION. 403 10th
ST NV
Evening star., 1947-02-10
| CLASSIFIED AD RATES

CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
time -----.3 Sic per line
2 times BIC
3 to 6 times consecu-
tiyely - 29c
Z times or longer con-
secutively ~ 26c
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices SC per line addi-
tional
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ~ 45t
Out t-of-Town Rate is charged or
all advertising Is miles or more from
Washington.
Claims for errors must be made ir
time for correction before the seconc
insertion.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
HElP MEA.

EXCEPTTONAL OPPORTUNITY for sue
cessful salesmen. now employed who are
not satisfied with their future possibilities,
and are willing to study and work to
learn our business; must have accounting
background Men, % to 80. high caliber,
mentally alert, and of exceptional char
acter; must be capable Of earning $4,000
e year after training a Apply IN person; @
LSTER CO., 1917 K st. NV. Mr.. Hussey.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
First Aid To Sore
Eyes-Luvoptik

Stop little local eye troubles before they
get bis. Use soothing pleasant Layoptik,
80 years success. Prompt relief for sore.
infiamed, itching, burning eyes or money
refunded. Also soothes granulated eyelids
Praised by thousands. Get Lavoptik to-
day. tEye.cup included.) At all druggists.
Evening star., 1947-02-10

selling or Soliciti,
A. TWEED co.
REAL ESTATE 8.
for 2 statesmen. {
j. I WAPLE CO.,
Evening star., 1947-02-10
week. Apply en-
WOODWARD q

ti. tiail: 4 ABBY ply personnsl once. HOTEL STAT
LER, 10th and l. SITS. NV. III
sEns1 Gss ssE vss5 ARalz
F9PfsT With ss GOOD sneed sa and in
sanaason 5dag 4o %eeE
DUNN, 2301 Pa. ave. NV" between
TYpIsfsM5-day 1ii Il week; 2oS discount on
aeeshsf aeef KANN AsP5e Psoss Set9'men' eo once
TYT s .,sEs sn ss1Rs gs ms TO SesF gTs 80 laSsf df
TESEYsos sT s. i is6f Sp0G Eve eas & NV.
ioF GOOD eay Aep
SSstIsf y .vs, s;s;sa. sg
WILLIAMS. VII as7 Woodward Bldg. 10 :
e A. 5-aay week: good opportunity exists ,,ns
salary, $3.50 month. Write fully. Bog
TII91PaiisiT..iBsooKKEEPER. II1 Il i.isooEE general once
MsiaERsi2R s1 RARE RE'fs55sdi s6 isas s;s
aT,YxRIsT- GEEK. IN l local once Of isfss
%oens sl Mss des Sssk M esssSns ssoo M
eSfs tbs. sao 70 SO: Uniforms n turnishsd; AS;
Apply 4016 8. 2sth st.. Arlington. or call
WOMEN I 70 sG GBINDERY workers, experienced OF,
inexperienced. Apply to MERCURY PRESS;
INC, 1889 Green ct. NV. 14th st. be-,
tween l. and Mass. ave. 10 :.
YOUNG GIRL, 1898, to work in estab-,
lished growing real estate once; duties.
will consist Of answering phone. acting
as receptionist and cashier; experience not
necessary but prefer someone with knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping and shorthand: ex-
ce1lent opportunity to learn real estate
business and to advance. Give full par
ticulars and references. Salary to start,
SI30 month. Box 39-J, Star. 10 Z
YOUNG LADY, white. for desirable en,.
ploy nent in one Of Washtngton's finest
downtown cafeterias; regular hours, no
week and meals: uniforms furnished: ex-
WILLINGNESS to work essential. For further
information. see MR.. McGARRAGHY ut
511 14th st. NV. bet. 9:30 and IL a, m.
YOUNG LADY to give exercise; expert
enced; full or part time, days. S35. 1879
r st. NV. End floor. 10
YOUNG WOMEN to assist in ONCE work
at Catholic institution. Write experiences,
references salary expected, etc. Stenog.
|raphy preferred. Box 1897, Star. III
WANTED, teacher for interior decoration
or millinery. part time. day or evening
classes in school program. Interesting
xTTkAGTivE SP1I; HsTIfi + yYoUNG WOMAN with seod
background. complete knowledge Of hne.
Tomen's apparel and discriminating
clientele. State age and fun duaiincations.