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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-04
North LewiSbgxrg
VISITING Friends

Visiting Friends
Mrs. A. Meachem, of CALI
polls, has been visiting friends
here and in Woodstock for the
past week.
In Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess McCully
were visiting relatives in Colum-
bus last Thursday.
Relief Operator
Paul Allison, of West Salem, is
acting as relief agent for B. B.
Hill, Erie agent, while he is on
two weeks vacation.
Receives Discharge
Norman B. Hill, who has been
in the us. Navy for the past
four years, received his discharge
last Tuesday, from Philadelphia,
Pa.
Announce Birth
Friends will be interested in the
announcement of the birth of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Epps, of Mansfield, July %. The
baby was named Susan Dalee,
and weighed pounds, 5 ounces,
Mrs. Epps is the former Crystal
Millington, the daughter of Mr..
Charles Millington, formerly of
this village.
Visits Sister
Mrs. Nora Bowan, of Mechan-
iscburg, has been visiting in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla
Pennington.
Marriage Announced
Announcement is being made
of the marriage of Barbara Paul
inc CPolly) Lantz, daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. John Lantz, Urbana,
and formerly of Mingo, and James
Bales, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E..
Bales, west of North Lewisburg.
The marriage was performed by
Rev. Wilbur Hollinger, pastor of
Church of God of Middletown, in
the Methodist church in Mingo,
July 81, at 8 p. m.
The bride wore a white eyelet
dress, with white accessories.
The young people are both
graduates of North Lewisburg
High School, and Mrs. Bales is
member of the Woodstock
school faculty. Mr.. Bales is sta
toned on the u. S. S. Worchester,
where he will report for duty
late in September.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Shirk and
sons spent last Sunday in Marys-
vile attending the annual Shirk
reunion which was held on the
Playground with about lbs re-
latives and friends present, The
morning was spent in visiting and
bounteouS dinner was served
around the noon hour. The after
noon was spent visiting and a
short program and business meet
ing was held. Relatives were from
Columbus, Marion, Mt. Gilead,
Beiiefontaine, Marysville, Somers-
vile, North LewiSburg, Milford
Center, Peoria, Springfield, Ur-
bana and Broadway.
Mr.. Rell Laughorn and daugh-
ters called on his mother one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Bowers
called on their aunt, Ida Laugh
orn, on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Effie Jenkins called on her
father, Mr.. John Price, one day
last week.
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BY MRS. JOHN sHIRK

Little 10 Ellen Laughorn has
been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Ida Laughorn, for a few
days.
Little Sonny and Norma JeaD
Berry, of Marietta, are visiting
their aunt, Tuilia Berry, at l.. H.
collins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shirk and
grandson, Jimmy Emmons spent
!. Hast Saturday afternoon in Marion
and were supper guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Williams md
children.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Cox re-
turned home last week from a
fine fishing trip and vacation in
\ the northern part of Michigan.
Mrs. Blanche Hinderer spent
Sunday afternoon with her cous-
in, Mrs. Carrie Sharrer, of Marys-
vile.
Rev. and Mrs. Seth Jackson, of
Rockford, visited last week with
their parents, and helped Mrs.
Jackson celebrate the birthday
of her mother, Mrs. Ida Laughorn,
who was 81 years old July 81.
Mrs. Maud Mcmahon, Mrs.
Ernest Coons and son, Mrs. Del
bert Crumm and daughter and
Daisy Middleton helped Mrs.
Nora Hazelett celebrate her 82nd
birthday, Tuesday afternoon. Re
freshments were served and the
children sang, Happy Day.. We
all wish these "Old Ladies" many
! more happy birthdays.
Mr.. l.. H. Collins and Mrs.
Berry and children, Sonny and
Norma Jean, spent last Sunday
at the Columbus Zoo. They were
met by Mrs. Berry's parents and
brother, from Marietta.
Callers at the John Shirk home
for the week were Mrs. Ida
Laughorn and Mr. and Mrs,
Dwight Williams and children, of
Marion; Mr. OFT Evans, of East
Liberty, and Mrs. Clara Folsome
Mrs. Blanche Hinderer visited
Mrs. Ernest Coons the other after
noon.
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Mrs. Anna Shoemaker and Mrs.
Ethel Helser, of Unionville Cen
ter, called on Mrs. Maude Thomp-
son recently.
Mrs. Louise Ashbaugh attended
the Ashbaugh reunion, held at
one of the shelter houses along
the Scioto river. Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Welty and Rosemary
spent Sunday with his mother at
Bluffton.
Mrs. Cecil Conroy, of Bellpoint,
called on her mother, Mrs. Roset-
ia Manly, Saturday afternoon.
Bruce Youngblood, of Chicago,
spent few days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Youngblood
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith, of
Peoria, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Maude Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion South and
Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Roush called on Ernest Furnan in
Delaware, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Myrtle Gates, Mrs. limo
Stewart and Mrs. Ruth Manley
attended the funeral of Mr.. Will
lam Ballard, last week.
Donalene Seely, Barbara Buck
ner and Mrs. Erickson are spend
ing few days in Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Stewart
spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Rollo Manley.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. McCabe and
family spent Sunday at Indian
Lake.
Mrs. Frances Sely and Martha
called on Mrs. Marge Marks in
City Hospital, Springfield, who
recently underwent an appended
tony, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd McCamp-
bell, of Springfield; Mr.. Jim Nc
Campbell, of Kent; Mrs. Kauf-
fman, of Delaware, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mayhue, of Lake
Placid, Fla. were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Maude Thompson and
Mrs. Ida McCuellong.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Faulk and Carol
Ann were Mr.. and Mrs. d. p.
Faulk and sons, of Delaware; Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Faulk, Mr.. and Mrs.
|. p. Faulk.
Mrs. Francis Seely and Martha
returned this week from a trip
through eastern States and Cana
da.
On Thursday, July %, Mrs.
Mary Sarver entertained with a
birthday party in honor of her
sons sixth birthday. Those pre-
sent were Arlene and Melvin
Youngblood, Roberta and Mary
Katherine Norris. Barbara and
Martha Windle, Ann and Daily
Fowler, Dickey Seely, frankie
Evans, of Jerome; and Bruce
Youngblood, of Chicago, and the
honored guest, Darlye Driscol.
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BY MRS. cHAS. BARNES

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Pyers, of
Columbus, were the weekend
guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Barnes. Sunday
afternoon callers were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Potts and family and
Miss Helen Potts of Columbus,
and Lawrence Johnston and fam
lily, of Centerburg. Little Esther
Jane Johnston, remained for a
weeks visit with her grandpar-
entS.
Mrs. Leo Moore entertained a
group of ladies with a cosmetic
party, Friday evening.
Tommy Barlow spent last week
at the home of David Harper.
Mrs. Hugh Taylor and children,
of Bellefontaine, spent Friday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Barnes.
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYSvTLLE. OHIO

Callers of Mrs. Hoagland and
Mrs. Smith were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Hoagland, of LaRue; Mrs,
Nora Orahood, Mrs. Driscol, Mrs.
Cora Dempsey and daughter,
Florence and Carol, and Gerald
Cooley.
Bobbie Vertner is confined in
his home with the mumpS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buris Bushong
called on Mrs. Forsythe, Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Mary Polling called Sat
urday on Mrs. Bowersmith and
Lesta. Sunday callers were Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Lowe, Mrs. Clar-
ence Lowe, and Mrs. Bowen, all
of Columbus.
Mrs. Jackson was a dinner
guest Sunday of her daughter,
Mrs. Davie.
Mrs. Nancy Bushong and Mrs.
Hinkle were callers of Mrs. For
sythe Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Victor Jackson
spent Sunday with friends at the
reservoir.
Mrs. Dempsey had for supper
guests, Wednesday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Cottrill and child
rem, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Bell and family of Marion.
Mrs. Irene Cooley and two
sons, of Byhalia, were Friday
dinner guests of her mother, Mrs.
Smith and grandmother, Mrs
Hoagland.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Davie, Monday evening.
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BY MRS. E. C. JACKSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miller en-
tertained in their home Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Frederick
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller and
children.
Mrs. Bessie Sharp and daughter,
of near Mechanicsburg, were
callers one afternoon of Mrs. E.
c. Jackson.
Mrs. Eunice Woyan and Mrs.
Fowler, of Marysville, were visi-
tors of Mrs. Crystal Davie, Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnette, of Mar
ion, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Patton, and Mrs. Baughn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Bushong
and children attended the Bu-
shong reunion, Sunday.
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Two County Alters Attending Comp

Rose Marie Cowgirl, an adviser
of the Claibourne Sew-So All
club. and Malcolm McKitrick, of
the Cally Livestock Drovers, are
attending the annual All Con-
servation Camp at Camp Ohio
this week, according to the coun-
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BY MRS. NORA LUELLEN

Mr.. and Mrs. George Retterer
and family, of Redwood, spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ret
terer's parents, Mr., and Mrs. Earl
Fout, of West Mansfield, and al
so at the home of Mr.. Lee Ret
terer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schuster
and son, of Green Camp; Mrs.
Mary Dutt, of Marion; Mrs. Ida
Fox, of Prospect; Milton Fox, of
Prospect; spent Sunday along
Lake Erie.
Mrs. Eva Miller and Dora Bon
ner, of Delaware, spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of her
brother, Fay Bonner, and also
visited with Mrs. Minnie Bon
ner.
Milford Mckenzie, of Marion,
spent Sunday at the l.. M. Hen
dirk home, visiting with his moth
er, Mrs. Nora Luellen. Other din
ner guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Mckenzie, of Marion; Mr..
and Mrs. John Pfleider and
daughter, Ruth and sons, Ken
meth, Bobbie, and Jimmie, of
Prospect; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Heav-
lin and son, Billie, of Delaware,
and L. M. Hendrix, of Magnetic
Springs. sNUW
Mrs. George Retterer, daugh-
ters, Marjorie and Janice, and
sons, Dean and Richard, of Rich
wood, spent Monday with Mrs.
Nora Luellen.
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ty agents office.
The camp began Monday and
the Union County representatives
will return home Saturday. While
at the camp the pair will attend
classes in conservation and will
receive general instruction
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BY LENA M. HILL
In Ashland

In Ashland
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hill, Mrs,
May Williams and Freida Stuart,
of Mingo, were visiting in Ash
land and Wooster, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
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SITUATIONS woAsh

BkkPER ACCT. so. 10 years scti.
teacher, Wsos range 81 sk3tfs and ca
per. min. salary. see ME-. Jta5
COMPANION. sdaptab.s, ssretssis
disposition, desires pcsltlon Wlsh
isay no ehjsc'ion 10 ,ravsi IA
ELtVAroR OPERATOR. exp. eeSlres
DENTAL HYG,ENIsT desires part
time position. lhosoashls ssPsri-
state salary Box Sill star. sSs
FOOD MANAGER, restaurant, club
or cafeteria experienced excellent
ref. Rox 3S2-I4 Star So
oFFICK WORN desired BY woman
penmanship, posting and Sling Al
NURSE, practical desires employ
ment caring for elderly person or
ssmi-:nyalid; references furnished
NtRsE. practical. aay type case
prefer ne Washington. Hysttsytlls
r e sfrI x TaRsnrs AZ saor ;st a.. 3
CAV or s ntsh, ga care Of any tsps
SOCIAL HOSTESS. resor, hots!, :
years hotel experience: excellent
r ,sIs,sness s9I nsot ,s s.s p
P9s oo car, a., sddr.sq sson ,.sG AZ SUNNI sss
WOMAN. colorsd. wishes elevator
JOB. 10 to i no Suns. DE. 2io4
WOMAN. co!ored. short -ordeY cook
pish, :, ~ onis ho af@7 bergen beige
WOMAN. ~Sits. S xspt. work in small
p phoa. s: yRigs week n fR sd sss't -.
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STEAM TABLE MAN
MAKE S5O-S15O DAY
YOUNG MEN
Statesmen

FLOOR COVERING SAIEsMAN-We
need a man with exper. in measur-
ing and estimating for carpet,
a reliable, Conscientious and cap
able man will be considered. APP
JOS N. WHITE Co. NC s ai8.
s Eli IN st. for NV te,epboDs .dvsla,.
~ s aes5' with high eommi SO.
Statesmen. for mems wear and work
AZ rS;aend n i; Mills CO, ssth
sa anf n. r na pepsodent 2 c.:
In WASHINGTON, D. G. and nearby
territory; retail selling experience
necessary in drug, tobacco, meats,
soaps, etc; salary. bonus. commits
sion and expenses; car furnished,
IN. IN fiTst letter for consideration; Box
SALES MANAGER with storm window
experience: car necessary; good sal
airy and overtime. This position for
high-caliber man to sell and pro-
mote nationally advertised alumni
s nnm storm windows. Box 175,H'
ofice supply and furn.
store now has openings for 2 exp.
statesmen Will also interview hon
exp. men and women II sincere and
willing to work for an excel. and
unlimited earning future. Box TX.
BY LARGE nationally known manu-
facturer. to sell our line Of business
forms to all classes and types Of
businesses; must be high school
graduate and have car; age limit.
30 years; drawing account weekly.
Answer, giving full details for per-
sonal interview. Box 334-M, Star.
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T HnnIrlnss s. rrsx Ho asss ~ ~
osorsas ave s.lres sVr5as
wsrrEKssEs. part Tia. .as ~ tim,
hosei sHpsr. A5r!y kest~ss- CAS-
Ma. $50 L -. 81 -~ts9
WAITRESS rye l'; AlNe tsas'
e 7s4,. A'i fs. ne ss sA"st ~ Az
wATTREss-splti shl:t Aeoly =
person LIDO RESTAURANT, ais
WOMAN wsSTrp fer s.assaI sne,
werk. E4sE be ssls 20 syr~, axe De-
5-eay week rss4sAa1 vorksas cos
e.:s9as n nEE 5.oe eless &c fFE5s-
poytAtacr Answer IL OSE hand
STitins g!vaEE zss arc laa FlA<s g
sspleFE meat sex @~SA star ---Iss
WOMEN 80. fo- pSTt-ttFss sywsfag
SIS TO $50 per w Nc sAnySSssag
re investment na sxrst rlsEse necss
kary. We wfil tran yea Box S-}ti-
WOMEN to Telephone from aeass ses
GelocT&:i SSsss dep Nus wegE
~ Nj Ahesrns GoLDc.4AFr PoR-
TRAITS 7Ia i3th - ~ IS
nest. Sonsa 5.ssa1sss. rsIsasi.
and sober Wants .Go as hssR MEE
or porter spo6 +sf EO SCI
Sat and Sur
YOUNG LADY. 20 &ssis. secretary 3n
controllers af1ts G. getaE TA1se
rhsfn; know lecEs o. tyesgE and
sh3rths &c necessary SEE AaSs Ras@
GEORGE RADIO & TTLEVisfos
OPPORTUNITY fer lady wire t. ex-
esIltnt with figures To learn ccex-
keeptng for escsblishec n-m S-esy
week, typ4ns essential references
Apply end Eooy. I7@@ Eye 81 nx.
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ADDING MACHINES. tsisaiaters
eleaned: oiled ard seiass.d
sKid5KknMaHYINa. az s1.pis sa ls aalnl ss
walls and walk. built and repaired.
A, FAkINANf At. 1924
BRICK. STONE. conerete. esxstnne.
rstainiaE sails ard porchss etc
saIcxwoRx. an, form Q, massnry.
cost. sT, 1894. aa.
cABrNETw0Rk--Remo6eitnx. kisch-
screens etc. st. casa m Soc.
with po~ss seeis sne
ferred. VA. ss7s. csH hetore Q
CARPENTRY and renersl repair. no
overhead, no toA TOO sraAtI. sEzme6
attention. Cal; II. asTs, 80 alsn
% 10 s.m-, from . rm- % IN.
caRPKNTKY--An sypes vorE. frs
essimasss 81 sess after D pn
ssmcdesins repssrs. e.
per- q ssa.s eaintins- Cal TR- III sise.
casrfsSTsY-oarass. saa,s, .sss.
ss0ns. rsDaars. renceslspxs FIRE en-
taHsAtss. feas. MATHEW COT
CAAfENTKY---lnel. psrthssg screens
maas . 81 ssss sar m ~ csaes .a
xeaeras srnssrs screens.
paint, r0cs repair. csaf fesA Mr.
SWAMI uf 30pp &ffee 8 pm
rARPENTRH, srfeerinT. SksnssnH ara
ssp. gepasrn. Pyemrs SERVES.
,foG0xD DRAsN efrEs--Kaecf.s-
eaiiy rH81f-k ieenA4 or no eaAfuR.
HCfC-ROCYEE, Phnna IA h0A4.
any aays an9 n2e6A
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exper., books started.
kept part time, nudtss, tax service,
reasonable OR, 2074.
ANNOUNCER. radio. exn.. journalists
and sdys. baeksrt.. linEuist. music.
desires work ewes. vkends- HI Asss.
ATTENDANTS. sss station, .xc. exc.
nisatwork- Cal no. oss7. JAMES
sakkI. eoiored. many ys.rs .xpsr..
sao s5asss SfSh e sIESSS0os s5ssshr.
Capable, enseient; fun or part time
Dollar per hour. Box 3io-L star
BOOKKEEPING. tax service. b. az
Sest rsis ow, $500 or ow. siSs
CAkPENTER---Contract labor anc
supervision on acknowledgements
Gal eonstraetson. W. II. BAcoN u.
cEHrrTIEn warcnnAxEa ssssrss
JOE nor se1-I4 star. 20.
s. ras r., ises sn0f s..
orf. Brx 341-L- Star. 1ss
COLLEGE GRADUATE desires teach
lnx position OF related work In music.
sEs1ne6sstrly Or In fail exrfg. rf.A
COOK On cnEF. Yiiipsne; sea food
restaurant exreEsencs- Boz ssi-L
COOK. eelored. vel experienced.
Cali Nv. cias. IL 70 $50 Pc.
derree, sxperieneed esee-
frnntes. pnysses. mAth,. puhssr fsfs-I
tsona. ueGeagch. seeks Metrrpcstt&n
eeqtsetk sAlaTy tsveA tt.6oo. Hcx
See-A~ kaxs
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Three Lines (Minimuu)
/ or 2 times. 35c per line pei
insertion.
. to 6 times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
Z TINES or longer consecutvely
Bic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal, sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, 500 per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines CMinimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must BE- mads In
time for correction before second In
sertion.
II advertisement vas prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt. which bears
Q serial number with date and identi-
eek your advertisement.
When canceiing CLASSIFIED advertise
cancellation number. This Is I'M
portant in case your statement does
not show q credit for the cancena-
kicnss
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PERSONAL

FLY TO CALIFORNIA, only 500 and
tax from Washins,on. Reservations
E eaasl.s AiRLlsEs. q lis wv v. : ~ +,
r AN HGsk' DECORATION. better ss
Town AND CouNTRY summer day
throush Ausust 26: transportation
a4nl Georgis ave. sH. 1874.
REGISTERED NURSE has vacancy In
s ser h sPss ..s SI eds 81 ss ss' ss
b AUS Ss eAnf Bars, &C. an. si 1a. uis swine ina
nlng and AZ spo.is; rates modsrs.s
y oinss; vi !, As snssi sasi ,,os,c.
e conn 's ana s,s.s sH 's Gao %
CARE FOR INVALID and aged; 80
min. by car from wash, in beautiful
Va; kind care and good food. Call
Vienna 446-J. 80
MAPLE LANE NURSING HOME has
vacancies for men or women. snna
s Ris or a.s Ssa Hs ts tfsn ns' TsasG
care; owned by physician, who is IN
dsily attrndarcr sH Ts44. Ga
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly neo.
ole with nurses care OprfStl {
Walter Reed HOSPITAL GE- ASS
SLIP CovERs-Have them custom
made by operator having IL years
experience WA i1g# 90.
TAKE UP NEW H0BBx--Beginner's
French: creative writing effective
speech Adams 500. EXT. 226,
LEA ENGEL. DREssMAkER formerly
Of 5th ave. N. ". claims nothing
too hard TO handle. Expert fitting
skilled workmanship. Custom made
to measure. restylinE. alterations.
Studio centrally located midtown.
ITO p st. nv. RIM. 90. TX. 1903
DRESSMAKING and alterations ex-
nertly done: all work guaranteed.
BEAUTIFUL HOMEGROWN peonies
for Memorial Day. $175 and - a
dozen On premises. Is&S y at,
Sc, TR. 046T. ga
PORTRAIT ARTIST will do charcoal
or pastel paintings for interested
clients. Cali Dupont a2Ss between
4 pm. and IL pm. for information.
REST HOME. pvt. or semipvt room.
Ice. grounds and porehes; Bethesda
area OF. anSl 20
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HELP DOMESTIC

CHILDRENs NURSE or fine type
must be Thoroughly experienced
with children and have refs, top
salary, TO rish. person. Call EN- N
COOK. colored. perm, over IS. must
know all about cookins. do cham
Der work; good recent refs; live in
or out; Mass, Q summer months;
Q adults; s12s. Phone DE. 2a4o.
COOK. experienced. eolored. with
Se5 per week. wo. o07s. go
Also waitress and cleaner: 1883
Wy9Tiaf aye Ho nTi pg ass liz, IN
private room: fond of children. ga;
GHW-Colored girl for 2 adults:
refs. required. Apply 62i Maryland
H.ssy " Rees ' esl r Pr 'TG s shaIeR
G.H.W.. white, to live IN; all modern
eonveniences. FA.. 1850; 20
G-H.W.. cooking. help with children;
experienced and dependable; live in;
gooa salary. Wo, eo9a, -; %
eTences, between as and 40; small
family; 5h-day week. $50. Apply
In person Sat or Sun. till 4 y. m.
123 Brookside dr.. Kenwood, Md.
ana and exp pnsn G'A iin. in' CHEVY
Chase, Md; refs. rea.; top salary.
GHw-Live in or out. Must know
how 70 cook Last maid with US o
less experienced. Refs. s25. IA.
GIRL FRI neat and dependable, for
ghw. and plain cooking 5s-day
week. eve; SIS II; S4s2i; go 3,
children. part time. ii 10 8. s days;
$50; local references; Silver sprtng
HoUUsEKEEPER. white, under 80; own
room. 70 ironins. sac per week
ss%s.. ss.ss. ss ss$: lsss q ss h
HSo'uSsEKBEfER. white. cook for Two.
care for elderly sick man; new
bansalow. televssion. Silver sgrins
MAID. between 30 and 40, TO do
E.h.w. and laundry; must be fond
OF children; city ref. REQ. AK. 1865.
MAID. colored. exper.. to care for 2
shileren and apt o,,, while pan,ar mother arF
some eookins. Salary, $50 and
furnish pass; refs. required. .csil
care Of one child; sun
days OF; live In. upstairs room:
moderate salary. 10. !5-o374. go
MAN WANTED, colored, 70 work in
tourist home. to clean and work
desk at nights; must be over IS
years old Apply once, End a., 9
to z pm, 12ii You ST. nv. 30
MOTHERS HELPER. assist eooking.
g,h.w.; new home. live in upstairs
room: ? small children; references
required OIL 221a. 30
WOMAN, settled, white, for g.h. ~. and
care o. two school-aEe children;
live In. Phone GIL. 5i2a. go
YOUNG WOMAN or widow as house.
keeper. to. care for. schooi-ase child
while father works: GOOD home.
state salary In letter. Boz I'M
EITHER COUPLE or single man and
single woman By washington family,
who spend mos. yearly in wash
tngton and 4 summer months IN
New England; woman as cook and
1st-noor worker. man rs chauffeur,
houseman and &c serve separate
quarters from main house In sum
mer. live out ether 9 mos. SALARY,
man. $40 weekly. woman, SIS
weekly: recent local references re
CURED. Apply st once IN person Il
possible. Leaving for New Englaitd
approx. June 7-io. Address 34lI
Woodley I'd NV WO 03aa --aa
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SITUATIONS coMEsTIc

GIRL, coiored. desires sh.w, for
empi epic. 5ls days a week, Ss2 80.
Ak. $500
GIRL, colored. desires gh.w Mon
day throuSh Friday. paft-Eime work
or days work; excel city Tefs .
yrs, on one Jon TR 1894 20.
GIRL. celored. shw. baSgir., dish
washer. 5is days, ref. No Sun HI
si+S 90
GIRL. coiored. desires ghw.. morn.
inSs Q to .: SIS wk,, refs. NO.
$500
desires homework ex-
perienced ironing ladies silk blnusss,
dresses. shirts curtains washed
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. eolorsd
desire e,h.w.; togeshsr. live In pest
references NE. 1854, 20"
WOMAN. colored. wants part-timc
afternoon for days week. Call
AID. 1853.
WOMAN, eolored. wishes s.hw. hotel
service good refs VI. 52fsa
WOMAN, colored. wants DAYS work.
good references. Call AID. 4p4a-
4 HALF DAYS, Tues. until Fri,
until 1880 pm. Phone Ii. 3~aI 3a
@A@.D
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

MANAGER-Take charge
of complete operation; must be fully
experienced. with references. Cali
OIL. 1890, go
under 80 10 answer phones
for service organization; steady en-
pioyment; experience preferred. Ap-
ply Mr.. FUSILLO. 3547 GeorRia
ave, NV. -
SOBER COUPLE. woman 10 help in
boarding house for room and board.
man TO pay $3.50 per wk. for room
and board. Every other week end
free from Fri. eve. 10 Sun. eve. 1446
Fairmont ST, NV. AID. 05s2. ---2a