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Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
Complete Water Line,
Donate Cemetery End

The water line from the Ken
nedy addition past the Woodlawn
cemetery has been completed bv
OConner Construction Co. It was
financed by the Westside Mutual
Water association.
Families "hooked up" include
tne Nels Lodahls, Bill Nelson's,
vern Grilleys, Clarence Corners
Lee Smiths, and the Rocky Noun,
tain Lumber Co.
The association met last We'd
nesoay night at the home of Bill
Ioavs, president. There were 10
members present for the business
IT was stated that O'Conner Con-
structlon Co. had donated digging
OF the water line past the Genet
cry, Association members paid
Sl.26 per foot for the nearly $50
Ieet OF pipe, laying of pipe, and
oacktllllng of the ditch. Thus wa
ter facilities are available at the
cemetery if the city wishes to run
1t in from the new main line.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
Rev. and Mrs. Willett
Going to brentwood

Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Willet
are leaving next Monday fo1
brentwood, Wash, after serving
almost five years in the Holiness
Methodist church here. brentwood
is a suberb of Spokane.
The Willetts would have been
In Columbia Falls five years July
Fl. They started the Holiness Me-
thodist church here, first holding
services in the building which is
now Pete's Rooms. Building of the
new church started in September,
1945, and the basement used for
services. The main auditorium was
completed three years ago, and the
basement made into living quart
ers.
Rev. Dale Dalby, Whitefish, will
hold Sunday school here each
Sunday at 1:3O.
Rev. and Mrs. Erwin Hansen
and two children will reside in
the church basement.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
Slate Grade Schoo|
Graduation Tonite

District 6 eighth graders, a total
of II students, will receive their
diplomas tonight at the Columbia
Falls grade school auditorium.
Speaker at the o'clock gradua-
ton is c. H. Scherf, Kalispel. Stu
dents from Martin City, Coram,
Belton-Apgar and Columbia Falls
will receive diplomas from their
Individual school principals. CO.
lumbia Falls has As graduates;
Martin City, 10; Coram, II; and
Bolton, S.
The 10 Columbia Falls students
with "B" averages or better for
the years grades are Lois Ator,
Lloyd Blood, Sale Brown, Geral-
dine Brown, Audrey Erlandson,
Kathleen Hord, Willis Loveall,
Janet Lowery, Joan Smith and
Marilyn TurnquiSt.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27

hsD weI wvelety will meet at par
Me- viii, vH;',eonesday, June l. Com
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
Operates New Pastime

Chief cook and manager of the
New Pastime cafe, just re-opened,
IS Frank Savage, Somers, and for
merly of Great Falls, who also op-
Grated the West Glacier cafe in
1945-46.
Helping their father and mother
in the Columbia Falls restaurant
are sons, George and Ralph, for
mer MSU students, and another
son is Dick, IA, who was Flathead
county's best skier in his age group
last winter.
Johnny Clapper had charge of
the general redecorating of the
establishment, and is operating the
bar.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
Busy Bees Plan
Picnic in July

Inc Bad Rock Busy Bees club
met at the home of Mrs. T. S
Carter last Thursday.
During the business meeting
members voted to hold their sum-
mer picnic in July. Plans will be
made at the next meeting. Mrs.
Joe Crosswhite presided at the
meeting.
"A contest was played with Mrs.
U. L. Hargroves winning the guest
prize; Mrs. James Eckleberry, high;
and Mrs. Mary Loeffler, low. Pot
luck lunch was served.
Mrs. Ray Carter will entertain
the club June 16.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
Entertain Eastsiders

Mrs. Jim Marantette and Mrs
Frank Taylor entertained the
Eastside Ladies club Monday even
ing.
Two quizzes and rummy royal
were played after the business
meeting. The quizzes were won
by Mrs. Lee Dickey with Mrs
Erwin Downen and Mrs. Melvin
Nelson, high, in rummy royal, and
Mrs. Ed Jones and Mrs. Dickey
low. Mrs. Mike O'Conner received
the door prize.
The next meeting, June 13, will
be at the Nelson home with Mrs.
Ben Finstead and Mrs. Dickey,
hoStesses.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
|eIcome Grand Matron

), Grand matron Augusta
'm liner. Roman, paid her Of
60 '';s;t to the Eastern Star
wv Wednesday evening.
,c,,et at the parish hall
Sl the evenings program for
,roeram was given by Ted
.arew, Se Mrs. Marie Decker,
nmunity singing led by Mrs.
,,, Morris. Dudley Greene was
of ceremonies. Corsages
rresented by the marshal,
rr,1m. to all distinguish
.;tors and local officers.
.+hv matron, Claudia O'Con-
nd worthy patron Jack An
~ nresided at the business
r at Anderson's h a ii.
- the guests welcomed by
|oS,ronnell were worthy grand
l. Mrs. Baumgartner; past
matron Mrs. Marian Ander-
rand representatives Mrs.
lockwood, Mrs. Jean Sim
Ind Mrs. Ella Neitzling. Grand
|er of Montana committee
bers welcomed were Art
Mrs. Serene Swanson, and
Pauline Kell.
[tby matron Mrs. Helen Vim
Ehitefish and worthy matron
Evelyn Harrison and worthy
l Paul Johnson, Kalispell,
lrnold Baumgartner were in
'ced. There were 81 past ma
and patrons present. Fifteen
prs were represented at the
ng.
,ungry horse with five silver
$ was presented Mrs. Baum
er by junior past patron, H.
lustell Each distinguished |
received a booklet program
E years work.
J. Wilma Nelson and Mrs.
Hollenbeck received the de-
Of the chapter. Choir mu-
as sung by Mesdames Ruth
S, Jack Andrew, Tom Will
and Al Shay, accompanied
e chapter pianist, Mrs. Ella
A duet honoring the worthy
matron was sung by Mrs.
and Mrs. Andrew, Mrs Will
companying.
as announced that Flag day
be observed at the June 8
e. The volunteer program
ttee is composed of H. J.
and Mesdames Frances
on, Marie Decker and Anna
ne close of the meeting re- ]
ents were served by Mes s
Marie Decker, Ella Van,
6 Christofferson, and Roy l
yman.
hall was decorated with t
rthy grand matron's colors G
: and silver, and spring {
Committee members were
1ustell, Dudley Greene, and
les Fay Loveall, Chuck
and Ernie Massman.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
For Lady Anglers

A new Dormeyer food mixer will
be given by Caley's Market to the
lady catching the largest fish by
noon, September 6.
The fish must be caught in the
Flathead river or it's drainages.
Fish, dressed and with heads on,
are to be weighed at Caley's. The
food mixer may be seen at any
time.
Husbands don't count.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
Grade School Chorus
P1cnicS at Avalanche

The Columbia chorus of the
grade school picnicked at the Av-
a!anche campground last Friday
afternoon.
The 35 chorus members were
accompanied by their director,
Mrs. Tom Wilson. The Hungry
Horse bus, Jean Bachaud, driver,
provided transportation. During
the afternoon the girls fed the
deer, hlked, and enjoyed ride to
the switch back.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
BY Is Five

tsy Morris celebrated her fifth
day Saturday with a party.
Irlng the afternoon guests
ID games, drew pictures ano
fed their crepe paper hat fav-
quests were Bobby, Dickey
Shirley Fulton; Linda Ander-
Bobby Crouch, Lyndell Aub-
Shirley Andrew, Del Lake,
Bradley Shefloe.
flstlng Patsy's mother, Mrs.
Morris, were her grandma
Mrs. Abel Bergan, klamath
Ore., and Mrs. Jack Andrew.
party was at the Andrew
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
John Ganiere Here

Mrs. Roger Ganiere and son,
John Kenwood, have returned
home from the John Simons hos
pital. The baby weighed six
pounds and a few ounces. His six
year old brother, James, thinks
he's. "tops".
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27

nle Alice Hauser, Minneapo-
'aS recent guest at the home
w and Mrs. Joseph Willett
y Slack and her third grade
y class, Kalispell, picnickeo
Her Haven last Friday. Sew
uo1ners of the pupils were
present.
l.. ana Mrs. Bill Toavs and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
az Hot Springs Sunday.
evening the Toavs' were
at the Bob Parker home
Lake Five.
!, and Mrs. George Barwise.
!. aolnt, and two grand chill
p;1, VI buffalo, s. N. Y, visited at
daii 1m Ioavs home Friday and
4sy' Saturday and Sunday
'sens at their cabin, Glen
!, park, ark Whitefish lake.
=, r.., nnda Oertel, Whitefish,
,.surned M01! home after visiting
,an neivln " !, Nelson family. Mrs.
i,it, ~ is their daughter.
S,sng WI . Mrs. Ruth Morris this
sek p was her mother, Mrs.
i..a paergan, former Whitefish
a'' -. now of Klamath Falls,
k,0a u her nephew, Bradley
1. and Mrs. Lee Dickey and
[Isns are leaving today for a
H. pu >! "Trip to Great Falls and
krn;, nj, !. iney will visit relatives,
[Fplag aa!s home Monday.
!, Dsse s from Chet, Agnes and
Enp osymer n is that they are
Ians ns q line trip, and expect to
h n,,... aoout June 1. Chet seems
family ssing about 5000 miles on
b Sonhs'aleen HELEN Junkins entertained
eino ,els 1Ti bridge club Tuesday
IA :, nigh score went tn Mrs
eason o'ssman with Mrs. M. C. !
enta,. low. Mrs. George Watt
'dln the club June 7.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
Set Bible School Date

Bible school at Our Savior's Lu-
theran church will begin June IA.
1t will close June "a with a prog
ram in the evening.
Following the Columbia Falls
school there will be Bible schools
at Hungry Horse and Helena Flats.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
Last Cub Meeting

Last cub scout pack meeting be-
fore the summer recess is next
Tuesday in the grade school gym.
All cubs, their parents and friends,
are invited to attend. Cubmaster is
Rev. Harry Baker.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27
Daughter for HOerners

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack E. Hoerner
are proud parents of daughter
born May 13 at the John Simons
hospital. She is their first child.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-05-27

hungry Horse News branch
y books are due June 1, when
Will be sent to the county
| W kaIispeII.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-03
Countrywide Council
Organized

Student representatives and
sponsors from all the schools in the
county met on Monday afternoon at
Booker T. Washington High School
to organize the first countrywide
Council among Negro schools in the
south.
Membership is composed Of three
representatives from each student
council in the various schools.
Officers elected were:
Charles E. Mobley, president,
Booker T. Washington; Lemmie
Deliford, vice president. Dorsey
Barbara Mckenzie, recording secre'
tary. Carver; Winnie Wright, cor
responding secretary, Dunbar; Bob
bic Dwight, treasurer, Douglas, l
Hudson, parliamentarian, Phyllis
Wheatley: John Dixon, reporter,
Booker T. Washington.
Representative from Liberty City
Elementary School, chaplain.
The purpose of the countrywide
council is TO promote fellowship and
better school relations within the
county. The Countrywide Council
will meet in January. 1850.
John Dixon, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-03
Holiday Conclave In
Dee Gee For Phi
Delta Kappa Sorors

WASHINGTON, DC. - Phi Delta
Kappa, teaching sorority, will hold
its Twenty-sixth Annual Conclave
here December q through 90, when
Beta Chapter of Washington will be
hostess to the national body.
The National Sorority of Phi Del
Ia Kappa, now headed by Mrs.
Odivia Henry of Philadelphia, SUI
preme basileus, was incorporated in
New Jersey in May 1928, with eight
members, and now boasts member
ship of 1900, with thirty-five chap
tiers in twenty states and the Dis
trict of Columbia. All sorors were
active teachers at the time of their
induction.
Eeventy delegates and more thar
three hundred visitors are expected
here for the Christmas conclave.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-03
Introducing Miss
And MIR. Liberty
City Elementary
School

Gloria Elizabeth stringer, l3,
fifth grade pupil of Mr.. George
Thompson is Miss Liberty city
Elementary School for the school
year 1949-1950. Gloria, who is an
orphan, lives with her maternal
grandmother. Mrs. Elizabeth Phil
lips of 143 NV 18th street. She at
tends Mt. Tabor Church. Gloria is
the third child in family Of six
one sister and one brother older,
one sister and two brothers young
er. Last year, Gloria was chosen
by popular vote of the fourth grades
to represent them in the May Day
Contest. She is quiet, hard worker
and well-liked by her classmates
and teachers. Congratulations to
you, Miss Liberty City Elementary
| School!
Charles Ross, Jr., a fourth grade
pupil in Mrs. Hazel Wilcox's room,
will represent the school this year
as Mr.. Liberty City Elementary
School He is the son of the senior
Charles Ross and lives with his pa
rents at 7146 NV 18th street. His
father is one of our progressive busi-
ness men. Charles is the oldest of
three children, having a younger
brother and sister. He attends Mt.
Zion Baptist Church of which his
parents are members. Congratula-
tons to you, Mr.. Liberty City Ele-
mentary School!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-03
Man Who Robbed,
Killed Recluse Gets
1879 Years

CHICAGO - amp - Calvin
Huffman, 30, convicted Of murder
ing Herman Englehard, 7S-year-old
White recluse at his home in April
1913 during a robbery, was sentenc-
ed to 1879 years in prison here last
week. The sentence was handed
down by Judge George NJ. Fisher in
criminal court after Huffman had
waived jury trial.
He and two others robbed Engel-
hard of s3S. Huffman pleaded not
guilty but admitted hitting Engel-
hard "a glancing blow" with black
jack. He said a pal Mckinley Giles,
struck the fatal blow.
Albert Henderson, 23-year-oloA &C
complete, pleaded guilty to the
charge and testified against Huff
man. Henderson is now serving a
robbery term in Joliet prison and
the murder charge has been con-
tinued to December 10. Giles is in
the Ohio state prison.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-03
Schenley Packs Sell
Into New 94.8
Gin Package

NEW YORK Already recogniz-
ed in trade circles as lone of the
most distinctive and eye-stopping
designs ever to be used for bottle
of gin, "a new package for Schen-
ley 94.8 proof Distilled London Dry
Gin is now being distributed
throughout the national market,
David Bunim, executive vice presi-
dent of Schenley Distributors, Inc,
announced this week.
Basedon years of research into
what makes a geared-to-sell,. eye
appealing liquor package. the new
design for Schenley 94.S presents
a rich, dignified appearance in har-
mony with the liquer quality of the
gin," Bunim said. 1t Utilities spec
ial-type glass now available for the
first time since preWar days.
The package is certainly one OF
the most sparkling ever to bear the
Schenley name" Bunim said. 1--WE
believe its custom-quality appear
ance will Immediately suggest the
high quality of this fine gin to the
consumer" Its introduction, he
pointed out, is timed TO help make
sales during the fall and winter
holiday season.
"a smart and unique touch is ado
ed to the package by a slogan de-
sign in two colors on the reverse Of
the label, which can be easily read
through the bottle" Bunim explain
ed.
The slogan, appearing alongside a
tiny cocktail glass, reads: "Schen'
ley higher liquer quality, 94.S proof
- makes flavor last to the bottom
of your glass"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-03
Satchmo The Hottest
Thing To Hit Europe

GENOA, Italy - ATLAS - Louis
(Satchm0 Armstrong and his jazz
crew has been the hottest package
TO hit Europe in many years. Just
completing his ten-day italian
swing. he has been rewarded the
most enthusiastic applause of any
musical outfit to come to Europe.
He has offers to tour Spain, Egypt
but had TO turn them down because
of commitments in the States.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-03
First Negro Qualities
For Augusta City
Council

AUGUSTA, Ga. - (Atlas) FRANK
Summerfield became the first Ne
gro ever to qualify as a candidate
for a seat in the Augusta City Coun-
Gil.
In a letter to Mayor w. D. Jenn-
ings. Mr.. Summerfield stated that
he would be a candidate from the
Third Ward in the election, called
for December Z. The Ward is pre-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-03
Look! Look!

One and all. Just before you get
your septic tank, call I. s. Marshall
who has Is years experience.
Call 7S-9O49, Opa Locka, Fla. Gen.
Del, who carry license for Dade
County.
The Worlds Largest Tanks
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-03

dominantly colored.
His entry into the campaign,
brings to % the number of candi-
dates for the nine City Council
Posts to be vacant in January.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-03
FOR SALE
By Summons
Phone S3-1272
IN LIBERTY CITY:

Very Special
8 Bedroom CHS House at NV
10th st. Lights, bath, cottage
i'm rear, spacious kitchen.
, Price $4,000, $500 first down
payment, $50 per month.
8 Bedroom CHS House at NV
62nd ST., large corner lot, tile
bath, spacious living room
and dining room. Price $1O,50O,
terms.
IN BROWN SUB:
8 lots 12O X 107 on paved
street, full price $500 cash.
Corner lot on NV 30th ave.
and 51st st. Price $500, terms.
IN COCONUT GROVE:
Beautiful CHS House, hot and
cold water, bath, on Douglas
Road. Price $500, $500
first down payment, balance
5000 per month.
Large lot on Charles Ave.
81 5000, terms.
IN PERRINE:
3 Room House on large lot,
$1,000 full price, terms.
FOR RENT BY SUMMONS
IN COCONUT GROVE
2 Bedroom apartment, hot and
cold water, on Grand Ave.
SIS per week.
]. A. SUMMONS
Registered Real Estate
Broker
1871 Grand Avenue
Phone 8S-1272
Evening star., 1949-08-02
SITUATIONS poMEs1lc
BABY SITTER, rel, exper., ali ages

! BABY-SITTER, rel. exper., all ages.
Can snd faTn c..rs p C. and 4Td4 AZ refs 1Sa So'
COOK ref e9lorsd: ed ego s6os part-time; small
G.H.W... colored. full or part time.
Mon. through Friday. HU. 1895. I"
GIRL, colored, wants evening work.
Phone AD 4211.
week, no nights; Sundays; good cook:
GIRL, colored. desires 6-day Eh.w:
neat; efficient, will care for children.
Girl, &c eolorsda; red neat ss =. worker: r shy; ;
GIRL, colored, wants to care for
children and s'h.w, hve days wk.
GIRL. colored. wants full time Job;
F;s.w:; 81. s5s2' caring for children live in'
GIRL. coiored, wishes rart-tims
T.2T m1rn!ns Ts Ts5s Te5k five days a week
GIRL, colored, wants part time days
EI5k' Ap. 7s4s. z to l. 3d. plus 'aFfars'
GIRL, colored desires days work or
part time. Honest worker. HI. S511.
GIRL. colored, wants morning work
cleaning epartment. MI. 0464.
A1hlSD wants Wolh W
at home, family washes; experienced
and reliable. NO. $3.50. .
LADY. colored, reliable, exper., wants
Job, cook some nights, Mon. through
Fri: good refs. DE. 1909.
WOMAN, colored wishes days work,
full or part-time houscwork; ref.
Call AT. 5274.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work
every Friday: no children; city ref.
Call 6 O'Clock, AD. 6357. 81
WOMAN, colored, wants gen; house
WOMAN. colored. wishes days work;
exper:. and refs. CO. 1853.
WOMAN. colored. with refs. desires
days work AID. 5155.
WOMAN desires full or part time or
: evening work: g.h.w: reference. FIR.
7749 %
WOMAN. colored. desires daywork.
Mon. Tues. Wed LU. 3-276s.
YOUNG COLORED woman wants pan
time or work by the day, phone HOs
RELIABLE WOMAN, colored. desires
general housework: no laundry, ref.
erence. LU. 3-3s4a.
fNo~ttru.A N,vt oa0AA
Evening star., 1949-08-02
HELP MEN

tDyERTISING SALESMAN. for 10
r-old metropolitan weekly; good
money for one who has original lay
gut i1eas and can sell. Box SIX,
aRMATuRE wINDER must be ex-
Good oppor. B. C. ARMATURE CO,
ASSISTANT n e eBaookkEEpERs typins
esss!ed Aepy ssia e1BeE eGAkEs REsf sHsf cif4
Assfs4AST AksM1hhyN S2 MANSGtk SseS st to ng learn
finance business; must have car;
assressiyeness and initiative impor-
$gii I 3 Rhede fsland ave. Mt, Rainier.
Afro BoDY MAN, excel. conds., only
MsxpeGleneed bSIsoN nssa apply See Nj
AUTo MECHANIC, excel. working
cond.: only exp. men need apply
See Mr.. Mahoney. ADDISON CHEW,
18th and Fla aves. NV. 5
AT9 msabsB.s fsS psz a. ,o.s .st vdss ss.
Ing conds,. :. Apply Nj; Beck. 1900
ttFord Dealer. a
AUTO MECHANICs-Gheyrolet exper
satio9 ana hodsys yish EpaEvso Sc
LIT, 1910 Upshur st. NV. -5
AUTO POLISHER, with knowledge of
mechanics, must be thoroughly ex-
perlenced. See Mr.. Reines, REINES
MOTOR CO., 1881 Wis. ave. NV.
AUTO PORTER, experienced and
drivers permit necessary. Good
ealary If qualified. JACK PRY
MOTORS, 18th and Penna. ave. s,e.
-
Alto SALESMAN-usedc cars with
enough experience in values to be
trained to Fepresent US as our used
ear buyer: wonderful opportunity for
the right man. See Mr.. Turner after
an, AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC,
17a1 Elsdensburg I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1949-08-02

two seasons. Others are Minda
Lang. songstress who manages an
unusual effect by whistling in her
throat, and Vilane and Judy, who
add modern note to such dances
as the turkey trot and the cake
walk.
Ann Russell, musical comedy
comedienne who recently has been
doing her novelty songs at the
Strand theater and the Latin
Quarter in New York. is scheduled
to arrive tonight to headline the
new Cross Roads show. In her
support will be Gloria French,
singer. and Mara Kim, Oriental
dancer held over with the Guy
Martin Dancers.
This, as you may or may not
have been aware. is Folk Music
Week and 1t is being celebrated
nowhere with greater gusto than
at the Blue Mirror. The present
entertainment at the Blue Mirror
is being conducted by Arthur
Guitar Boogie" Smith and his
Cracker jacks. Mr.. Smith and
company got their start as a
family group down in Kershaw
N. C. and quickly turned folk
music into a paying proposition.
The Guitar Boogie" portion of
Mr.. Smiths name. as you probobly
know already, derives from the re-
cord of that title he made for
Evening star., 1949-08-02
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, s.h.w.. live in: 2nd A. bedrm.
Suns. and "a day of wkly. Call OIL
CoOK-G.H.w.. for family of 4; health
card. city references; S25 week, liv.
in. IA. 1880.
reliable. care are Of fi : children. stay late
Sun. S25, phone WA. O99O.
G.H. .W.-Laundry, assist with, cookins
and 2 children; live in; refs; 5,ha'
day week. sH: 1879.
fare: some cooking, 2 children in
family: ] pm. to 8 pm. six days
one evening later; local refs. Call
At cool 4th st. NV. 4
H0usEKEErE6. wsnsed' otser set,ies s,nday an
on. half day Wed; health card: Sill
yer Spring family; s:5 per week,
room and board. ~: 7,sdGG; - :.
assist assist 81; elderly ~ lsdz az sGed
MAID, must live in. have ref, and ex,
per: with children. Apply 1911
MAID. fDo'' ii 1' to :. Mon. through Fri.
s29 wk, os snd a.o, earfare. Stay late l
MAID nisn'' ~ "a Apply ply ihousekeeper. Aloan
Towers. 3700 Mass. ave. NV. 4
MAID, @. II. w. 25-35 yrs. 2 chill
dren: must be experienced; live IN.
$40 to start; references. SH. 1881.
WOMAN. middle-aged. to care for 3
children while mother works; live
IN; l day week on $50 wk. YIN.
WOMAN, white. gh.w., plain cook
ing; live in, large private room in
nice home; ! in family, .WO. 6055.
WOMAN, white, g.h.w.. child care for
three; live in or out; 5A days.
Sligo 397S.
WOMAN, white. 21-45. must be resi-
dent of Bethesda or vicinity. to give
kind. understanding care to we'll
behaved 4-year-o1d girl: 5 days a
week and light house duties. Phone
MA. 0039 for appointment.
WOMAN from l to z, general house.
work. cooking, light laundry. Apply
34O9 Columbia pike, in store, or
pHPESSbAs1E GsF! Sb s9E' MAID, s.h.w., ,iv. in.
or stay over few nights, fond Of
children. GE. 1927.