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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-10
Boy Scouts Receive
Awards at
Court Of Honor !.

Boy Scouts of Crow Agency
and Hardin received advance
ments at the district Court OF
Honor held last "wednesday
night at the Legion hall in
Hardin. Twenty Scouts from
Crow Agency and 10 from Har-
din were presented with various
badges and advancements ano
took part in the evenings pro-
gram.
The program included Invoca-
ton by the Rev. A. Clair King;
candle lighting, oath and flag
salute by members of the
troops; presentation of awards;
stunts by scouts, and benedict
ion by the Rev. r. T. Ludden.
Following the program, refresh
ments were served by the Scout
mothers of the Hardin troop,
Those who presented the
awards included Chas. G.. Walk
er, tenderfoot; D. Coleman
second class; D. Ashby, first
class; Rev. King, star, and Rev
Ludden, merit badges. u
Awards were as follows:
Crow Agency troop: Second
class-Calyin Mclaughlin, Benz
to Stewart, Lawrence Real Bird
Edison Real Bird, Bruce Miller
Lloyd Old Coyote, Mineo TAM
guch,. #
First class-Jchn Eshelman
Harvey Pitsch, Dean Smith
| Giles Collar. 2#
star-Boyd Nelson, Melvin
Haven, Louis Poitras.
Merit badges-Albert Perkins
machinery, conservation, fire
manship, swimming, ~lifesaving
bird study, forestry. Roberi
Smith, life saving swimming
firemanship, conservation, frs
aid to animals, pioneering, pig
con raising, rabbit raising
! Louis Poitras, personal health
cooking, firemanship, life saw
ing, woodworking, carpentry
pathfinding, swimming, bire
study, home repairs, ciVics.
James Murray, pathfining
music, swimming, life saving
Dean Smith, animal industry
Giles collar, home repairs. Boyc
Nelson, home repairs, first aid
cooking, carpentry, safety, path.
finding. Mervin Haven, hons
repairs, woodwork carpentry
athletics, first aid, firemanship
personal health.
Danny Eshelman, life saving
swimming, art Woodturning
farm home and its planning
Harvey Pitsch, animal industry
home repairs. Benny Martin
home repairs. John EShelman
animal industry, home repairs
Billy Clawson, animal industry
home repairs.
! Hardin troop - Tenderfoot
Daniel Sloan, Ernie WEINBERG
Second class-Riolhard AbrogaSt
Gerald Ferguson, William Green
field, Larry Haug, James Hert
James Kline. Bobby Knight
/ James Mills, Donald Wilson. .
First class-Gerald Blank
Wayne Blank, Eddie Buckner
Richard Davies, Billy Evenson
Pat Fox, Raymond Heller.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-10
Kroehlers Entertdin
Ministers Group

The Big Horn County Minis
terial association held their reg
ular meeting at the home OF
the Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Kroeh-
Ter in Hardin.
Preceding the program a steak
dinner was served by the hosts.
The program consisted of de-
votions, led by the Rev. Kroeh-
Ter, and a talk on Race Rela-
lions in Big Horn County" by
the Rev. q a. Bentley. "A total
Of is members were in attend
ancc.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-10
E CONVENTION

Albert Wildin, owner of the
Coast-to-C Coast store in Hardin.
left last Friday for Minneapolis.
where he is attending a con-
vention of the more than 600
Coast-to-C Coast dealers, being
he'd at the Nicollet hotel. Mr.
Wildin expects to return this
weekend.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-10
DEMoLAYs TO INSTALL

The Hardin. DeMolays will
hold installation of officers
next Wednesday, Feb. 16, at the
Masonic temple. The installation
was scheduled on a previous
date, but was postponed due to
weather conditions.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-10
WEEKS WEATHER

Recorded by Holly Sugar Cor
po~ation, Hardin.
Maximum for week: 81 de-
grees, February 9.
Minimum for week: -26 de-
grees, February 6.
Precipitation for the week:
Trace.
Precipitation for year to date:
1.35.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-10
pays SIS FINE

Lewis Jefferson paid a $15
fine on a chage of drunkenness
in city police court February 8.
The case was the only one ap-
pearing on the police docket
this week.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Caldwell

Members of the Wednesday
bridge club and four visitors were
delightfully."- entertained with a
luncheon and bridge party at the
home of Mrs. Barron Caldwell last
Wednesday.
Guests arrived at one o'clock and
luncheon was enjoyed at individual
tables set up in the living room,
which was beautifully decorated
with arrangements of mixed au-
tumn flowers.
Following the luncheon two tab
les of bridge were in play. When
the scores were tailed Mrs. C. A.
Workman received high score club
prize with visitors high going to
Mrs. B. A. Dickson. Mrs. Ralph AL
exander was presented floating
prize. ,...
Club members present included:
Mrs. R. ]. Noyes, Mrs. w. R. Cham
bers, Mrs. C. A. Workman and Mrs.
w. w. Neal, Sr. Visitors were Mrs.
w. w. Neal, Jr., Mrs. B. A. Dick
son, Mrs. Ralph Alexander and Miss
Doris Hill.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13
Garden Club Meets
At Home Of Mrs. Rabb

The Marion Garden Club met at
the home of Mrs. J. C. Rabb at
Pleasant Gardens Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. N. F. Steppe, Sr.,
as associate hostess.
A total of "a members answered
roll call and two visitors were well
coined, Mrs. D. E. Thinks and Mrs.
Reece Snyder.
The opening flower poem was
read by Mrs. Annie Miller Pless
and Mrs. R. E. Mccall, president,
presided over the business session.
Mrs. R. 1. Corbett, chairman of
a committee to determine the wish
of the people of Marion in selecting
a flower for the town, reported
that in contracting various clubs and
organizations reports were made
that the rose was unanimously Sc
lected to represent the town of
Marion. Mrs. Corbett also reported
that data concerning the rose, it's
growth and care, will be released
to the public through the Garden
Club.
Mrs. Mccall announced that
Mayor J. W. Streetman, Jr., is is
suing proclamation this week
wherein the town of Marion will be
declared bird sanctuary.
Ia
chairman, led a most interesting
program on "Chrysanthemums,"
with Mrs. w. F. Grant, Sr., speak
ing on "a Pinch in Time Saves
Your Chrysanthemums," and Mrs.
Shiflet discussing "Chrysanthe-
NUNS Down the Home Stretch"
Mrs. Shiflet closed her talk with
poem of her own composition en-
titled Autumn"
The flower arrangements for the
meeting followed the theme of col
or harmony and prizes were award
ed Mrs. Eugene Cross, Sr., for first
place, Mrs. C. L. Self for second
place and Mrs. c. Y. Banning for
third place.
Mrs. Banning displayed the Club
Scrap Book and Mrs. J. H. Tate
placed on display scrap book on
birds. ...
During the social hour two con-
tests were enjoyed with prizes go.
ing to Mrs. John Hoyle, Jr., and
Mrs. l. A. McLain.
The hostesses served a salad and
sweet course assisted by Mrs. Clar-
ence Rabb, jeanne Rabb and Lois
Ann Young.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13

presented the program "Christ The
Answer To Pagan Lands" She was
assisted by Mrs. Horace Norton,
Miss Joan Harris, Mrs. Archie Bur-
rell and Mrs. W. L. Grant, Jr. Dur
ing the business meeting 55 sick
visits were reported and $157.50
was spent for Community Missions.
The Circle bought and made COM
plete winter wardrobe for a college
girl Mrs. Walker served delicious
refreshments during the social
hour.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13
Presbyterian
Circles Meet


Church met last Monday in the fol-
lowing circles:
Day Circle No. 1, Mrs. G. A.
Workman presiding in the absence
of Mrs. Lloyd Miller, chairman,
met at tn home Mrs. Bess Mccall
lard at $3.50 with 12 members pre-
sent.
! Mrs. William Forrest gave a
most interesting devotional taken
from the Gospel of John entitled,
''Promisd Power and the Climax of
Public Opinion" Mrs. Forrest also
presented the Survey article on
Home Missions.
! During the business meeting
plans were discussed concerning
the meeting of the Presbytery held
Tuesday at Lands Chapel.
The hostess served a delicious
salad and sweet course at the close
of the meeting.
, Day Circle No. 2, Mrs. B. A. Dick
son, chairman, met at the home of
Mrs. Charles Lockhart in Nebo with
Mrs. Neal Morris co-hostess. Six
; teen members were present and
two visitors who were DR.. Carl Nc
Murray and Mrs. Paul Story.
DR.. McMurray opened the meet
ing with prayer and during the
business session a collection of
$4,000 was taken. The serving of
two dinners was planned and Mrs.
Dickson stressed the members at
tendance at the Intensive Bible
Study to begin at the First Presby-
terian church October 16.
! Mrs B. F. Pollard, presented
a devotional taken from the Book
of John and also reviewed the
Survey program for October.
, The hostesses served sweet
course during the social hour.
! Night Circle No. l met at the
home of Mrs. Ged Giles at 1880
O'Clock with Is members present
Mrs. J. E. Neal, Jr., was co-host-
ess at the meeting.
Mrs. J. F. Snipes presided over
a short business meeting in the alb.
sence of the chairman, Mrs. Wayne
Copenhaver. A discussion was held
and plans made for the Circle mem.
bers to help with a dinner at the
meeting of the Presbytery at Ian.
dis Chapel on Tuesday.
! DR.. C. w. McMurray spoke brief
i ly about the Presbyterian church in
general.
! Following the meeting the host
esses served a sweet course.
Night Circle No. 2 with Mrs.
George Ross, chairman, presiding
met at the home of Mrs. Cato Hollel
with Mrs. Dysart Martin, co-host-
ess.
i II members were present and
two visitors who were Mrs. Paul
Story, president of the Women of
! the Church, and DR.. C. W. McMur-
ray.
Afr a short business session
Mrs. Paul Owensby presented the
program taken from the Gospel of
Saint John.
! The hostesses served a delicious
sweet course following the meeting,
Night Circle No. 8 met at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Stanley on
North Garden street at 1880 with
Mrs. Puett Clemmer as co-hostess
Mrs. Wayne Adkins, chairman
presided over business session and
plans were made to sell Christmas
cards for funds to be used by the
Circle.
Miss Mildred Glenn presented
the program based on the Gospel OF
John.
The hostesses served a delicious
sweet course to IA members anc
one visitor, Mrs. Frank Pace.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
NOTES OF INTEREST

Mrs. j. F. Jonas had as her guests
last Sunday and Monday, her mo-
ther, Mrs. A. B. Smith of Ruby, S.
c., her uncle, Jeff Flake, Of Wan
chula, Florida, and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
C. Smith of Pageland, S. C.
Mrs. James w. Pittman of Black
Mountain and Scotland Neck is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gold
smith. Mrs. Pittman is enroute to
her home in Scotland Neck after re-
siding for the summer in Black
Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Carter, Mrs.
Julia Stanley and Miss Glenn Lam
beth attended the N. c. State Foot
ball game in Charlotte last week
end. They were joined by Miss Ann
Shiflet, student of Queens College
and Bill Stanley, student at David
son College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Simmons and
daughter, and Mrs. W. C. Morris
spent Sunday in Asheville. They at
tended birthday dinner in honor
of Mrs. Morris sister, Mrs. John
Duckett.
Rev. James B. McLarty accom-
panied his father DR.. E. K. McLar-
ty and Mrs. McLarty to San Diego,
California, leaving Monday of this
week. Rev. McLarty will return to
Marion November 1, after stopping
on his return trip in Denver, Colo
rado, to visit friends.
]. T. Jolley attended State
Highway Patrol school held at
Chapel Hill last week.
Marion progress., 1949-10-13

Circle No. 6 met with Mrs. R. H.
Walker at her home on East Court
street. Fourteen members were pre-
sent. Mrs. W. R. Elliott, Jr., gave
the Devotional. Mrs. A. S. Flowers
Evening star., 1949-03-02
SITUATIONS WoMEN

ALTERATIONS done on ladies' and
mems clothing. Experienced. HO.
GIRL. colored desires part time work
s.Gt'S s0Ta, I DAYS az Hao'se week hi. ass5. 5!
LADY, colored, wants Job az nurse
or general housework. Phone ST,
NURSE, 40, white. hospital experience,
seeks newborn care exclusively;
avail, April =. Interviews arranged.
Box l17-A, Star.
NURSES AIDE. experienced, will care
tor ELDERLY ,iey person eers alone Live In
MISE: RGs Eay5A; pzsctiesF sssf chronic or sente
patients; reasonable rates GE. s4o5.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, settled
desires adult case; live in. CO. 1898,
or Box 1Sl-A, Star. -,
REGISTERED NURSE, married. VIII
< day weekly. Box 1854. Star. 3'
sECRETARY-s yrs. exper:; compe-
tant stenog. 35 hrs, 5 day; S225
mo; excel. refs. GIL. 9oss. 3
SECRETARY with congressional
SECRETARY, diversified exper;. abll-
ity, assumes resp" meet public: per
sonable, attrac salary, S55-$60
Box 1S7-A, Star.
TYPING WANTED-Envelop or post
card addressing. 5000 18th ST. = W.
Adams 1855.
WOMAN. colored, all around res
taurant cook, short order or fry
exp: honest, dep. and reliable; refs.
II needed. VI. 6492 81
WOMAN, elderly, white, desires posi-;
tion 20 live IN as companion, and
housekeeper; light cooking no laun-
drv. IA. 2H31.
YOUNG LADY, colored, desires job
light clerical work in dry cleaning
store. ga years exper. VI. S459. 2.
DESIRE WORK in hospital or rest
home; exper. and refs. PEARL E;
DARDEN. 1909 18th st: NV ID
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN with
excellent personal references and
background. 3 years overseas with
American Red Gross. desires respon.
sible and interesting. position; nave
car; no typing or shorthand' Cell
Woodley $500, Ext. 507-N. between
Q am. and IL noon.
Evening star., 1949-03-02

SLIP COVERS, draperies. co. 5000;
5-day del. your fabric or ours. Ex-
pert Workmanship DA1GNEAULT
VACANCY-Nurslng care and tray
service, lst-f. rm.. lge. grounds and
porch; l blk. from bus. HI. 64lO'
ANY ONE CAN SEW. but It takes
years to be skilled in correct fitting,
LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker formerly
OF 9th ave, N. " finds nothing
too hard to handle. Custom made
restyling, alterations. Centrally 70 6o-
Telephone Ex 1903.
GER wave. SOC No appointments.
MABsLLE HONOUR SCHOOL. 1910
N Y. ave.
VACANCY IN NURSING hoME-24.
hour nursing care. Licensed by
9D@RE apd G.Mp STATE near sH wssSinston sG4o
g for HS BOYS, ia july and August:
Coaching in swimming. tennis. golf
and other sports. Complete gym
and track; rates reasonable. LONG
WOOD CAMP. P.o. Box 1921
rSCoME Sf9sH; ~fi TAX RETURNS explained
nue. m emnioye' Me 1874. 2'
PIANO TUNING. 50; all repairs. re-
building. etc, reas. Free estimate.
VICTOR GEORGE. OV. 1927 ewes
TAX RETURNS, Federal, District and
Md prepared by exPer. accounta4ts
appt.. VI. 1000 or TW. Oa34 .
PIANO TUNING, So: all repairs. re-
VIcToRR VIIct!TToRR GEORGE, oV. 1927 ewes.
DAY CARE for children: also apt. for
mother and child. in Silver Spring
GIJ lHSH ~
WAVERLY sANITARIUM. Rockville
Pike, 4 miles from Bethesda. A
few vacancies. Fully licensed. Nurs-
ing care "a hrs. day. Call WI,
UNABLE TO SHOP? Personal shop
snruica WA | Of
Evening star., 1949-03-02
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. white, LIST class, live in; fam
lily with . children, nurse; summers
si4d; must have refs. Writs
c0Sk 0WKER Ryc2 2l3l dsr0y de Goy1s,nys p nw work
excellent references. Wo; $685.. =
COOK and h.w,. over 30, fond of
children, exper., refs; S25 vk; Live
in, Chevy Chase. Md, WI 1864.
COoK-LAUNDRESs. flrst-class; small
family; other help; live IN: sal open,
BUTLER, white, 5000; white laun-
S1'n 50 M. OYSTER Hobart @el s.
Civ. wanted. plain cooking. live
IN. good references. Interviews,
37Ol Reno rd. NV. after 5 pm.
G.Hw., to live in, experienced only,
help. with children. upstairs room.
excellent salary; must have local
GH.W., colored capable; live in,
pleasant room and bath. Call ST.
GIRL to do ghw ". and mind children;
SIS and carfare for 5-day week
HoTsEkEEPER. TM Ef while. shw.. no
laundry. Neat rm with board and
salary. Sat. Sun, and holidays of
Refs. REQ. Call GL. e50s after 3 so
HOuSEKEEPER. middle-sged widow.
to keep house for elderly retired
gentleman In his home at Colonial
Beach, Va. Call DU. 7472 after 6
MAID. experienced, g.h.w.: please do
not cal! unless YOU have city ref
erences. EN- SG46 3
MAID, ghw, experienced with
children, live in, recent local ref
erences required WI. S2Tl. a
MOTHERS HELPER, ghw, no
cooking reliable. live in, Wed and
Sun. off. Refs. SIS Wk. OR. 1898.
NURSEMAID, full charge = mo. and
> year old; Ink. experienced, local
refs. live in: $50 TR 1858
WOMAN. colored clean, to live in,
exchange care of . school age girls.
AK. 667S between $50 and 6 pm.
WOMAN, must be capable Of taking
good cook, recent ref: DAYS, o.
80; $50 and csrfare. HO. HIS.
WOMAN, white, live in. adult home,
cook. gh.w. and care for elderly
lady, SIS wk. TR. 7411 a
WOMAN. experienced. colored. for
ghw.. cooking and laundry; live in
If desired. CHI. 1856. a
YOUNG GIRL or ,mlddle-aged lady.
white ONLY; v. care of 3-year-old
chhd; live in. $l5 Wk. Ho. 1850
Evening star., 1949-03-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRlIEhs
purchased and traded. repaired
quickly Tsss9nass snd poftabes
ials' e yrs s'AheaTPf oFPfcE EnP PMAcHiSEs co;,
cleaned. oiled and adjusted; AZ
TqTk gyRTan5sse 60 RE- Els 1 14h uNEp st.
BR1CKLAYfNG and cinder block
work; experieenccead. 1st class me-
fireplaces. .chimneys,
walls and walks. built and repaired.
cABfNAff A EAGFANMa.A NMa.ARkERst RT }s'4' ou,tom-built
cab, bars, bookcases, rec, rms: Fine
carpentry and repairs. ia. s629.
CAMERA REPAIRs-s15 10th st
NV: % yrs. exper.; factory parts
cEERRFENTRY ERSRT \ pAhREETd FspaTs snd sA 1f
kitchen cabinets to order. 81. 2l45
ceAIRsPPEiNSTRY-porches. eIsPiSf; closets. stairs
roofing and painting done in a
RRs sf WIksGN Re4R of Dl ali GssS kiSds
cializing in store shelving, parti;;
tions, bookcases for lawyers and
doctors ONCE, kitchen cabinets; all
built to suit your needs. Call MR..
LAWRENCE, RA. 9TO3:
CARPENTRY. Al mechanic desires
repair and remodeling work; deal
direct. MR.. STALLER, WO. 4l64.
CARPENTER WORK-All kinds re;
par work: painting interior and
exterior. Get prices for spring work.
DE. 5O46 =
CARPENTRY-Att finished. recre-
alton rooms, porches inclosed. stair
ways, dormer windows; residential
or commercial. ]. E. HENDRICKS,
CaRPENTER, complete remodeling
repairs, painting, papering and roof
ing, waterproofing and flreprooflng.
MR.. BAGGETT, AT 263I..
CLEANING UPHOL., FURNITURE ana
rugs Machine done on premises.
Work guar. Estimates. NO: b0s1
cLOGGED DRAIN FfPES-Electri-
cally razor-kleened or no charge.
ROfO- -ROOTER. Phone RA. ee6e,
any day, any night.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, alterations. and attic
undermining; cabinets and kitchen
planning. painting, paper hanging
floor sanding; recreatlon rooms; IcsH. Fla
PpsS' ress DAYS SSSIm and 7 e9es., v OR. 1000,
ADDITIONS. remodeling. rec. rms;;
special winter prices: terms: esti-
mates. virginia only. OLD poM1N-
ION CONTRACT1NG CO. GL. on !.
cARPENTRYi ~ patntins 'on paper P9mmiaas. hsnf
service on q call to CHI. 7474 or
coNcRETH. SS;G1P: cement work. footing;
porches, steps. driveways,, basement
ToPE oGEs rst'nnEE e aAnEA wai AT 9is sss4 ana e"
coScsRETE And fLAGsToNE drive
ways. porches. walks. walls. ter;
races, footings Easements: etc. Call
vINToN DOVE, EN- 1874 day or
FENCES, fSScis's' all types, galvanized ma
FENCE Pes; eese'. &C.. ST. efe 1000. Dill
FLAGsTONE, . specialty-All kinds
OF stone and cement ,.1t, w9rk .,sn, aSns, one
waterproofing and drainage. tiles,
Phone Ih Gsithers5g5s sSs III 7s7 mond ANGELO ay.
FLOOR sERVIcEMNothins but the
Cleaning parouet installation, Brucs
finishes. FLOORING CoNTRAc-
TORS, INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave
HOME GS RE GRssHMoDEL1NG, additions, at
tics and rec. rooms Kit; planning,
cabinets and appl., wall tile, rubber
tiIe fiG9sins. suBnRBAH daSE snG GosSI. sysF
IRON WORK: f1re @ esGspes; pIpeS,ST TsiIInGgs; IRGS
WORKS. MA. 1865. 116o 18th
mopRRN1z1Na 70 E nis, and additions; cellar
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
sStlmatss. las NATIONAL I;,S y CONTRACT {;
ROOFS aS So asbestos beIS Sss and T. bPick siding
any part of va. or Nd. Monthly
MAkYLANP i5ISS NJ s;o;oF55NSSSo E;;So 5SSo CO. Silver
INTERIoR PAINTING, experienced,
kitchen, bathroom, etc. also car
YOUR Ij ''i HOME REMoDELED, esti-
mates cheerfully given; small down
small; water proofinE. cementlng;;
down payments, HI. 1857. .
improving; free reasonable estl.
mates; low down payment; 80
months to pay. HYDALE con-
TRACTORS, WA. 6443; UN. 4241.
CONTRACTING CO.
Painting. pspering, interior decor
Free estimates. Phone WA s4s6.
ATTENTION, home owners, remodel
from o foottnss to roof. wooDVTLLE
CONTRACTORS. WA. 1885. -3
and remodelins BY expsrt
1888 or IA. 3751 after pm. a
Evening star., 1949-03-02
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

CHRISTIAN WOMAN. reliable. nurs::
ing exper.; care small baby or school
children, gh.w.: no Sat, sun. $50
wk., car fare, live out. FIR. $500.
FILIPINO desires work as ,houseman.
cooK; fsS5ed. ehaeneSS557s Ho1 S57s' 'n0t0uS"'' y:
TT11Tfs 6f3s oF stock girl o-day week Gan
GIRL, OV colored. reliable. wants day-
work days wk'; ref. Phone vi.
GIRL .eolored; desires day work @ Or
part time. Mon. through Fri. FIR.
Girl, colored. desires Job cleaning
and caring for children; refs. DU.
Gill, colored. desires o.s sg.h.v. part
GRL; 3a Or eU91fd paFs ims msntf L. hT ss4 laundry
GIRL, coiored, experienced. desires
part or full time job. NO. 83a6;
GIRL, neat, colored, wishes position
pss & or eoSgred asSs T0rs Wish CO. seness 9sSs
housework, Saturday only. FIR. 6l34,
call after pm.
WAITRESS PARLOR MAID, white,
exp temporary or permanent. Box
WOMAN, coiored. desires g.h,w.. 10
to >, days week; reliable: ref
erences. NO. S262. q
WOMAN. colored, would like nice
place for Tues, We'd and Thurs.
No children NO. O9Sa
WOMAN wants days work or part
time job. 8 to II am. Call after 6
pm, Hillside 5516.
WOMAN. colored, middle aged, ex-
cellent worker; live in, references,
AID 4149.
WOMAN, colored: 5I2-day wk.; plain
cookine; g GoEx hW d. 5M2I4, M .or,n.
or gueSthouse; good salary; no Sun
days DU 1891
Evening star., 1949-03-02
SALESMEN

WEATHER SEAL, INC. will open a
factory branch ONCE In Washington
this spring and will have opportul-
married. Must have car and best
Of references. Applies atoms are be
ing considered now. Write WEATH-
Err SEAL, INC, general ofices. Bar
herton, Ohio, care P. j. Some
MEN WANTED to sell Johns -Manville
materials directly TO home owners.
No previous exper. necessary. Large
but helpful. Call MR.. MaccARTEE,
NJ "! roe 5SoYA YAASE vi 1pDSIntmsnt ssIns record and
2 men. Our sales force is limited to
6 men. A confidential audience
can be had with me by calling OR.
YOUNG MAN with car to assist
manager. home improvement busi-
ness; drawing account. balance of
remuneration on commission basis.
Apply bet. 8 and IL, 7"S 18th st.
". Bro n.
TELEPHONE SALESMAN, experienced
or will train; big commissions; every
YMMEDiATE OPENINGS for 2 sales
men st our Alex, Va, and Berwyn.
Nd. sales lots. We Will train you in
selling trailer coaches and pay salary
plus liberal commission. Only high
type. capable men. making good ap-
pearance, need apply. Telephone TO.
5O36 for sppt
AUTO SALESMAN. used cars. for well.
established company; good salary and
commission; plenty of nice. clean
town. Unusual opportunity and Sc
ur1 p'ni' iuIntT Afro WHoLEsALERs. NC :.
1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii. $500.