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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-01-05

HAZEL
EYES

Lexington citizens will honor
Battery B boys with an apprecia-
ton dinner on Friday evening,
January 18th, at the high school
gym on the occasion of the unit
being activated for service with
the armed forces of the United
States.
Plans for the event are being
made by presidents of the various
organizations in the community
assisted by a large number of stu
dents. William Moses is general
chairman.
Each Battery B man has been
invited to attend the affair and
bring his wife or one guest.
The dinner is open to the pub
lie and any one wanting to at
tend may purchase tickets at $500
per plate at one of several desig-
mated places Of business in town.
Any citizen in the community
who wishes to purchase a ticket
for a Guardsman is asked to do
so at once. These tickets may
be bought at the First National
Bank, Holmes County Bank, Wea-
thersby Chevrolet CO., Peoples
Drug Store, and I. G.. A. Store.
About thirty citizens in the COM
munity have already purchased
tickets for Guardsmen. Approx
mately ITO more tickets need to be
purchased by citizens in the COM
munity for the affair. 1t is not
necessary that a citizen attend the
dinner himself in order to play
host to a Guardsman or his wife.
TicIes sales end Tuesday, Janu-
airy 9th.
An entertaining program is be-
ing arranged for the affair. Miss
Edith Mcdaniel and a group of
entertainers from jackson will
furnish music for the occasion and
a great time is expected to be had
by all.
If you wish TO play host to one
or more Guardsmen at the dinner
60 by one Of the places mentioned
above and purchase tickets i'm
mediately. A full list of those
who are playing host at the Dime;
win be carried in next weeks Ad-
vertiser. Ticket sales close Tues
day.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-01-05
Mississippi. Certainly he deserve

Mississippi. Certainly he deserves
it.
Our best wishes are extended
this week, too, to David Williams,
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. M
Williams of Lexington who lef'
on Christmas Day by train from
Meridian to assume his post as
aide to our new congressman
Frank f. Smith.
David will do a good job for
Mr.. Smith we are certain - and
all of his many friends in Holmes
county are pulling for him.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-25
Club Holds Pre-
Thanksgiving Dinner

The Business Women Recrea-
tionlal Club held its annual Pre-
Thanksgiving Dinner on Monday
evening, November 20, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie VIII
son, 1859 Dav Avenue, Coconut
Grove. A musical program was
rendered and highly enjoyed by
all present. Mrs. Ellen Taylor
served as Toast-MiStress for the
occasion.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. j. Manns, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Muldrow, Mr.. and Mrs. S..
McElmurray, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Boulder
Mesdames. r. Dunn, l.. Holiday,
r. Rogers, M. Bloodworth, E. Wise,
c. Anton, A. Armstrong, l.. Gil
liam, G.. Cooper, c. Howell, E.
Carr, c. Ward, v. Curry, E. Will
liamS, l.. Johnson, j. M. Rivers,
w. Glass, E. Thompson, c. Finley
and j. Rodriguez. Misses j. Finley,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-25
Homecoming At St.
Agnes

Sunday, November 26th, the
Sunday next before Advent, has
been designated as Homecoming
Sunday at st. Agnes church. The
occasion is designed to bring to-
gether all confirmed members of
the parish under one roof in the
House of God on that day. The
feature service of the day will be
held at 10:45 when a special re-
dedication sermon will be preach
ed by the rector, FIR. Gunner. The
service will be broadcast over sta
ton WITT, 1870 on your radio
dial at 1900 am. Other services
of the day will be: Low Mass at
IT'S am, Church School at 100
pm, and Solemn VeSperS and
sermon at 7:30 pm.
Monday, November q, a gala
parish celebration will be held in
the Parish Auditorium. This will
be "the cream social event" of the
parish. Pensioners cannot afford
to miss it.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-25
I'M MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory Of
my dear mother,
MRS. MARY GIBSON
who departed this life November
IS, l947 at Nassau, Bahamas. May
she rest in peace.
She leaves to mourn her loss a
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Saun-
ders, a mother, three sisters, three
brothers, several other relatives
and many friends. She's gone but
not forgotten.
Mrs. Elizabeth Saunders
and Family
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-25
THE SPECTATOR

continued from page a.
guests attended and enjoyed
of it's many festivities. Among
those present were: Princess Car
lotta of Cafe Society Revue, Rosa
Galloway, Louise Galloway, Mary
Galloway, Gloria Sweeting, Helen
Mccullough, Ruth SPAIN, Cynthia
Evans, Corine Edwards, Rhoda
Pinder, Rachel harrington, Cora
Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekial
Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. Leamond
Edwards, grandparents of the
baby, Willet Payne, Chauncey
Cannon, Henry Wyche, William
Wyche, Bernard Taylor, Stanley
Hepburn, James Taylor, Sam
Griffin, Johnny B. Mckinney,
David Maycox, BASTARD Ward,
Clifford Brown, Henry Sears,
Prince Clarke, Elliott ]. Pieze and
others.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-25
DEATHS

Mrs. Minnie Horne Terrell, wife
of DR.. H. Terrell of West Palm
Beach, died on Friday, November
II. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. S. A. Cousin
of Payne Chapel AME church.
Mrs. Terrell was widely known.
Among those in attendance were
the T. Jefferson Medical Society,
the Heroines of Jericho, the Ever
Ready Club Workers, Club Rosi-
tas, the Boy Scouts and represent
atives of the Dade County Acadia
my of Medicine.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-25

The Miami Master Singers will
celebrate their fifth anniversary
beginning Wednesday night, Nov
30 at st. John Baptist Church,
1923 NV 3rd ave-, Rev. j. w.
Drake, pastor.
On Wednesday night Rev. w o.
BARLEY will deliver the sermon,
and on Thursday night, Nov. 80,
Rev. J. w. Drake will deliver the
sermon and his choir will furnish
the music. The climax of our an
niversary will be Sunday, Deem
Der 3 at the Youth Center, $40 NV
18th st. A variety program is in
store for you. Mr.. D. A. Douglas
will be the principal speaker, Mr..
Charles Higgs will be the master
of ceremonies. The Master Sing
ers will participate. Come out and
celebrate with us.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-25
CARD OF THANKS
We the family of the late,

We the family of the late,
MR.. CYRIL DENIAL, SR.
take this method of thanking the
many neighbors and friends for
kindnesses shown during his ILL
ness and for cards, kilograms,
floral pieces and other tokens of
sympathy at his death. We es-
pecially wish to thank the Rev.
Boyd for consoling services and
the Francis Funeral home for the
very efficient manner that they
handled the funeral.
Viola DENIAL, wife
Cyril DENIAL, son
Kermit DENIAL, son
Melba DENIAL, daughter
James DENIAL, son
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-25

M. McCray, M. Johnson, ".
Jordan; Messrs S. Jones, r. Hol-
Thompson, A. Albury and C. L.
ton, S. Rogers, j. Burroughs, w.
F. Bell, A. Thompson, r. Johnson,
E. Brown, L. Henderson, ]. Woo
ten and G. Denis.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel
Crawford, AL NV 7th ST., apt. @.
Mrs. ". Hawkins, president
Mrs. c. Heastie, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-25
Goodwill Chairman
Extends Thanks

In behalf of the Business and
Professional Women's Circle /
wish to thank our numerous
friends who supported us last
Sunday. Special thanks to DR.. Q.
w. Hawkins, the Daughter Elks
of Greater Miami Temple No. 769.
The Miami Times and all who
contributed in any way to the
success of the occasion.
Mrs. Muriel Williams, chairman
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-25
Colored Apartments

Just completed, completely
furnished, including refrig-
orators and gas stoves or
unfinished. Apply mana
ger on premises. 1910 NV
LIST ave.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-25

Sunday, December 8, will be
Advent Sunday. Corporate Com
munion for men and boys of the
church will be held at 8:45. All
men and boys are urged to at
tend this very impressive service.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-25
Church OF The
Incarnation News

Sunday, November 26, is the
Sunday before Advent, also des-
ignated as Family Day. Church
School at $50 am, Sung Mass,
sermon and Communion at HOO
am. Father Theodore Gibson,
vicar of Christ Church, Coconut
Grove, will be the celebrant and
preacher, in the absence of FIR.
Jarrett who is still indisposed
Evening Prayer at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
HELP MEN

MAN, about so. responsible. sober:
prefer some retail selling expert
eqee. o1 k1nowiedge OF liquor business.
MAN, white. to work in dog kennel.
Econ Econ ofSsr beard sn and salsTy Live o, in
Refs. required. HI. 5460.
MAN for light, pleasant work; 3 hrs.
daily. 3:l5 to 6:15 pm. Apply
MAN M WHiPE NfiPqai epper PTsss Bdd 81
ggoood salary. 5o4o Conn. ave. NV,
MEN: WE ARE EXPANDING our SELL
ing org ganization. We are distributors
OF metal awnings. combination win
dowSs. etc. Therefore We, are inter-
and so. years, who are neat, sober,
industrious and have a car. They
must be willing to follow instruc-
tons under capable leadership.
We Sns e sap wen o no
at least S100A'per week. Come in
O'clock any day. SOLID coMFoRT
CO, 1851 GEORGIA ave. NV. 26'
mEs n1sssn T5' arhinas with car supplement y9ur
EUR STORAGE proposition that viii be
See Mr.. Poilan. BAsKIN FuRs, 719
YOUNG MAN, part time selling in
liquor store, chance of full time Job
later; must be industrious, have
MODERN LIQUOR STORE, 1901
9th st. NV. -2S
YOUNG MAN-Experienced fire and
casualty underwater and salesman.
Preferably living in Virginia and
one who can type. Call RE. 1900
MAN, for 3 months general
work In shop. 1890 Ga. ave-,
Wheaton, Md. -27
Evening star., 1950-05-26
SITUATIONS WoMEh

GIRL, colored. wants Job as PIX,
operator: will work day or nisht
ct. 1890. 26s
GIRL desires domestic work, live out
81 days, neat good references. DE.
GIRL, colored. high school grad, de-
sires work; can type: exper. Ii. g.
GIRL. colored, wishes sob cleaning,
doctors ONCE. or chambermaid; re-
liable. Call RA. 3412.
NURSES-Inter-raci registry: quail
ned for any type cases. DU. 1892 or
RESIDENT MANAGER position want
ed by experienced, middle aged lady;
good refs. Box 466-K. Star. 26'
ECRETARY-Experie accurate,
capable Of relieving executive of
responsibilities. Position in refined
ONCE desired. Min. salary. S225.
Available. Box 36-K. Star.
PROXY MOTHER when you week
end; AL ref; nurse. sitter. GOO
DEPENDABLE WHITE WOMAN -
Plain sewing. fine laundry. DI. 37s5,
CoLoRED GIRL desires Job as rle
clerk or cleaning once; experienced.
DI. 715S. 26s
Evening star., 1950-05-26
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK
Experience in checking invoices,
handling purchase orders ana re-
ceiving papers. Must be quick and
accurate with figures; 51z day wk.
Write Box 462-G Star.
AIR CONDITIONING SALESMEN-
GRIFFI ITH-CONSUMERS have i'm
mediate opportunity for statesmen
for room air conditioners. Full or
part-time basis: car necessary. For
appointment phone Mr.. Byers at
APPRENTicE ri asTTi TnEsErTERs a.;
steady work. good Day. Start i'm
mediately. Refs. req. Give phone
number. Box 460-K, Star.
ASST. CREDIT AND COLLECTION
MGR.-Must have some experience
with retail accounts. Excellent op-
portunity with progressive organ
tzation. for neat. Industrious and in
telligent young man. Future as
sured. Apply Mr.. Bolts. LACYS,
INC, 1880 Half st. s.w. go
ASSISTANT MANAGER, in large
mems wear store chain. Apply 500
H st. ne, 9:3O am. to Z pm. --2S
ASSISTANT MANAGER-Fancy food
store: must be good worker with
pleasant personality. co. 1880:
Evening star., 1950-05-26
HELP MEN tcons.)

COLLECIoR-clean-cut live wire
small accounts; establish debit il
business and residential sections
Phone Mr.. Brown, AT. 02l0, pm
70 pm: for appointment. Par
or full time collecting available
cossTKuSggrffooSS ceogssss1ns q foS TSTf; TsTTfF;rRsrES6Ifss,
New 1ob IN Prince GEORGES County
ougnly familiar with concrete ant
sIeet construction. as well as al
dependa6s eal sipfs EM. sflisOls sfoo ss .ss
CONSTRUCTION SUPT,
New house Job in Montgomery coun-
ty: excellent opportunity for ex-
perienced man; chance to grow
with our organization; must be re-
liable and dependable. Box 446-K,
COOK, experienced and fast on
Must have references. Nav consider
part-time worker Apply RIoRDAN'S
COUNTER AND GRIDDLE MAN-ex-
perienced. good salary and future;
Call between 9 am. and ii am,
coUNTER o1 AND GRILL MAN, mus,
have local references; sober and re-
liable. Apply at LINDA's RESTAU-
coHSTER H4NT ll2s AND l4ts sAsoRIcH St Man MAS-
RANT, I'll 18th st. NV. -2s
CRFpIT CLERK-sope experience;
6-day week. BUTLER's FEDERAL,
CREDIT RI IN cLoffHrNe ci Thing STORE has
ing proposition. Can earn between
S60-S75 wk. In replying state age
and previous work. Box 355-J, Star.
DECORATORS, exper., upholstery,
comm. basis, Must have car. DAVIS
pl. Sc. LU 4-660n. -2s
DELICATEsSEN WAN, exper. Apply
in person, KOSHER SUPER MAR
KET' Marinoff and Pritt. 6235 Ga.
DENTAL MECHANIC ,AppRENTicE,
with some experience in metal work.
fNeToN Afs6'F f& DENTAL "A CO. 6o0n' 1874 %4sf
DiRIvfERR, dry cleaning. exper.. refs; !;
CRAFT, 1869 Columbia I'd, Du.
DRIVER. for dry cleaning route. must
know 10 5i eity T., Apply bet. 8 and g
DRIVERS WANTEDWWe need men
who are good drivers and can work
g days a week. Average pay S50-S60
week. II you do not want a per-
manent Job don't waste our time
ARLINGTON CITY CAB, 1928 N.
Hudson ST.. Arlington. -2S
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs,
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates; must have identifica-
ton card. Diamond lot, 1O1 NJ st.
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN.
DRIvER-SALESMA white. % to
35, married. for established dry
cleaning route. Salary and commits.
sions. Opp. to earn $50 to S75
week. SANITARY CLEANERS, 1920
14th ST. NV.
ELECTRICiAN-D. C. journeyman's
card; local exp; able to work with
out contin. supervision. RA. 1922.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCoUNTANT-oFFICE MANAGER
perienced in taxes, receivable credits
and collections, cost allocations. pre-
Ter contractors or real estate ONCE.
Write VII ,tl.T Boy 4dSSi;; 4d1,G; Star r,Srr,cr2s 2s
a.,t,d, sisnsd, marTied; u h no children desires
tent Spanish. fair German. Age SO.
VIII travel. Box 470-G, Star.
AUTO PAINTER-Wants position
with reliable auto agency or with
Jos' H H. HUBERT. 1907 Faismont
BooKKEEPER-AccoUNTANr. senior
caliber. 10 yrs. public accounting
exp; full or part time; Hudson 1884,
BooKKEEPER-oFFICE MGR. rs yrs.
full-time position. Greenbelt 1906.
CHAUFFEUR, white, family; win
at tTsvel; nfi excel hols LEGAL refs; live s sS
CoILE6RG OIL R GRADUATE. 2s. veteran.
personable, adaptable, experienced
in newspaper work, specialized sales,
motion picture distribution: present
employment unsatisfactory. Box 81
COOK POI Oh cHEr-Filipino, sea-tood
experienced. Address Box 455,K' 56.K
MAN, formerly
U. 8. Govt. on ins. publ, and title
I FLA; also exper. as elk, supvr..
and secy. 16 yrs. exp; excel. ref;
CREDIT MANMconserv. and thorourh 70
credit man with sound admin. and
leg. backed, inter. in O growing op-
por. in q loc. org. Box 469-K. Star
ESTIMATOR-sUPER roofins,
sheet metal or allied lines: 20 yrs.
local exper. Good contacts with gen.
contr., real estate agents and own
ers. Own mailing OF several thou
sand. Call DE. 5000. 26s
MAN, with new delivery truck, wants
work, Saturday, Sunday, evenings,
Call JU. 7-S163. -2S
MAN, colored, desires odd Jobs, clean
ing. painting. waxing floors. etc. J.
DADE, AK. 5000.
HANGING. EN-
cient, PROMPT, reasonablei full
equipment; Job or day. RA. 6O55.
-SECY. (editoriaD; assist pub
Usher writer trade asso.; adv. re-
search or publicity org. Box AT
TWo MEN are looking for interior
and exterior decorating Jobs. Expe-
coIoRGD e'faisf ToGNa eEnS AR Man NV; wants an,
type Of b-day q week work. DE.
l04a apvtina after ORs
Evening star., 1950-05-26

First class. Apply Queens Chapel rd.
and Oliver St, Hyattsville. Mu. See
MR.. SMITH. -26
Evening star., 1950-05-26
HELP MEk AND WoNEN
RoOKKEEPHR. thornnshly

BooKKEEPER. thoroushly exper
bkkpr. to keep books of small real
estate business and farm records,
furn. liv. quarters avail. adtoining
once, In town OF FAIRFAX, Va; geoo
sal and permanent pos, 70 the
booSSakrEE eH SsII. accounts rsesivssIe
COOK. late shift. .xper. Apply Mr.
Earris, HARRIS MOTOR COURT
SSESSrAuRANT. Res. formerly oiossn s.
pIANETics co.woRxER WANTED,
or let: exehanse ideas or experience,
LIBRARiAS, exp. in public library
preferred, part ting. approx. ID hrs
sxp and as sEsnns sas Is sox area sss SDss,y SAT-
OPERATORS Cl-srtehers for com
mereiA seVsng machines. must be
excellent. Apply IN person. sls =
fsssssth s.fsstFhs .fs' &C. sFPs!' sFSs' R. I .{.'
RELIEF cHEcKER-cAsHIER. eSpsr
net nee Apply empleyment oface,
MwAHpMAN PARK HOTEL 300
SILk FINIsHER-Exper and wool
nnsesSser' n.ss' ssxgpsr.' for interview cali
TYPIsT, estab. duplicating service
ouers perm. position to Al typist
with stencil cutting exper. Write
Box S-J. Star -aH
SETTLED COUPLE, wanted TO take
charge Of restaurant, Just opened
nr. all beaches, Twins quarters furn.
real opportunity for advancement.
For information, Do. .496. -oS
MIDDLE AGED MAN AND WIFE.
white, no children; man to work in
sarden, yard. and help around farm
woman TO help in owners horSe, on
farm IN nearby Va; nice. modern
separate living quarters. Call EN-.
ll64. ewes. --aS
Evening star., 1950-05-26

Movie s9uip. tforeign or domestie). T..
trade -ins; free parking RE, e434.
Evening star., 1950-05-26

MEA WHATfE End
Experienced and steady. Good hours,
good pay. Apply in person, 45O6
Lee highway. Arlington, Va. go
NURSE, white. age 22-40; pvt. hos
pital; CO. 4754. 81
ences. Bog 1881. star. -s7
OFFICE HELP-Immediat opening,
general office work, light dictation;
40-hr. week; vicinity Takoma Park;
small offee. Start $3.50 to $175 per
PIX oPERAToR, temporary; n expe-
pE1lyy, Mon Mon. Cali RE. 57o0' MRS.
PERsoSNEL interviewer, part-time. s
70 70 assist IN interviewing and screen
drivers to executive positions. State
experience and time available for
such work and i regularly employ,
exp.. capable. Under Z 50, aWitfAInsai With good
ssfs. refs and presently unemployed. Box
sAIEsGikLm AIiS IsI.ozIs Permanent sH day
handle details. sales. and eesn manage: naee;
$50 per wk., begin; ST. 1470 or ap-
phlgyre1193ls5 Ply LOIS Conn. Ave. HELoIsE
SALESGIRL. for jewelry dept, plea
SAINT working conditions; salary
commensurate with ability: Apply
G st. NV -2S
SALESGIBLs WANTED Apply in
person, 3111 M st. NV. -2S
SALESLADY for souvenir shop; 5 to
8 pm. 5 NIGHTS a week; exper un-
necessary. ST. 44S4, -2S
SALESLADY, experienced women's
accessories shop; steady position,
good wages. Apply ALMA SHOP,
3152 wilson Blvd, Arl., Va. go
SAL ECI AnV
Evening star., 1950-05-26

BROS. igs4 i4th st. NV, Ma 5s5s,
CAMERA REPAIRS
Movie squip. tforeign or domestie). .
trsde free ssS parFins Fa iys EE s9s. 9s'
cAEPsNrER; Ab,ti MrER: re Esm0as,insa IsPsirins;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and re-
osSpFsTikEv tSS p;SSiE Can n,I5 S%. SS$a 81 ~ 10
naaas,ns' mats. ME nnd ss1 ssesesnins' Free ssti-
cARFENrR7-Attic. finished. rec rser.-
stion rms. .porches incl, stairWays.
dormer windows, residential or COM
r msTsisl aS E1 NrS :; Z; HENDRICKS. uN. 24el
Suit snd Tsss xos gorohs; b.
prices also other work. GE. $3.50.
store fixtures. shelves. screens Mr..
chRSIhNETMRSYE.. chhARTSIhEMSE. "a RA,srISaa a1Sa TgF TgF,IiiSsl
work, cinder block. roofins, siding.
Immediate service. Special prices
for May and June. HI $500. Us
CELLARS, WALLS waterproofed, roofs
rep, painted: canlking, repointins.
plasterins'' Mr.. NEvINs. Ii. 7-saoe.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE repaired:
fine workmanship and reasonable
uLoGGED UaxIs sGsi' PIPES Slec'r,. xe
r -Rod1Fs RsotSd51ifFEs'ns7 hSrn. 81 n e. 'hsss sssSss
DRIvEWAYs. PORCHEs, and base
ments' built or Tspsirsd. "a; s-69ss.
ELECTRICAL, install, repairs. rsSir-
ing stores. homes, nuorescent nx-
ELECTRiCAI KEPAiRs, instsilstions.
somp' x C. oGsrsssTfi MscTsrGs su:Ssnissd co s5s
FENCE. saiyanized. chain ink. eli
erection, get the best for less, No
money down. 80 mo, to pay. Phone
no $3.50; ewes, ana Suns. DE e6s4.
Mosgis III ssIs 4 An . asss asssssss0naa' price n.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; old
e9S5s e16oR mas sFRv,Gks IiEs wH; nsW; TAYLOR
ieseIips CAN PssAinRsRas sARR AT TntssgStSST sgSS .1!. sa
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. new
low prices; all work guaranteed.
LhwS SMAoNWkEss' MoWIEsRss' shsrp.n.d AZ alsad and Sl re.
quick service. DISTRICT LOCK a
HARDWARE co. .73l sth St, SO.
MoDERNIzING and additions. cellar
g ESsi ci AfSxSS fSxSSSecsa cosfaA r. slf:
PAINTING. papsrhs snsins. Root. gut
Ter and carpentry repairs. Pure
raNS al FIN aisa fao6k sssbfS Ss5 aE nss.S $500
Ing. plasterins. repairs; terms. 10.
PAINTING. Interior and exterior, 40
TR.ep6HsSy' ;rsi e Hsy' sh ssli 44sMnESRIcAN 4snS SoS-
pfiess nsiDHn'icis Tu. {sSs. {ESEs at r'A.O9saSl'
PAINTING-Intefior and exterior;
also wall washing. cail MR., SMiTH
. e Dc your work. II. .3-423s. --S
tntiFiaS caii ao 'ss asss exterior lowest prices
PAINTING. PxPERNG-so yrs ex-
perience. Check prices and work.
RSnship; n; hiao Call MAC. after ? Pm.
PAINTiS6. fApERISo. wall EaS scrap
ms. plasterfhs. For a fob we'll done
rsisATso ssll Ms M.kpoYT; .kn q 90; I !, iss2 o
.D.S,n % yssIs s experience; s,dsn best 9, .oIt-
sp;: TAX Pk. q anyWhere; ress:
PAiNTING-Patch-up, general re.
pairs; interior. exterior; free esti.
mate: immediate service. BUTTON
q WELLS. HU. 1856. 2ss
PAINTING AND PAPEkENG. com, ana
tawsssasicssn tsasw issasi ssn''szTsrS gz 1tSSs oIs6 % NF
PAfNTfNG-InterioR exterior, roof
coating, seneral repairs. free esti.
mates. Call SANFORD, Ii. 3-4be4.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
hElP WOMEN
NNIEnIArE oPENINGs

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for women
between 1880 years OF AGe. AVON
COSMETICS has found among its
leading eArners women Of year Age
Gail Gl4 $3.50 for interview. IS
PART TINE steno, Must De above
average Begtn immed 81 SO hr
iosS W. ave. nv. suite AIS pI
Evening star., 1950-05-26
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

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ttseYS from Tecetvin1 ctrcul1r
matter, 1t is expressly understood
and agreed that all such mat
ter Uill be Uithhehld as Tar as
possible bv The Star. Only bona
fde dH8UerS to Advertisements
addressed to boz numbers In
care of The Star xu be deltDered
to advertisers on presentation
OF the boz number ticket
Evening star., 1950-05-26
YOUNG MEN

PART TIME WAREHOUSE HELF
needed, familiar with building sup
plies: Fri. nights $50 to 8 pm
and 8 hrs. on Sat during day
Unless able to work both times con
tinuously year around do not apply
AMI; AND WIFE, no chiidren;
exp. with beef cattle. tractor ano
fencing; wife full time around house
TU. 1000, or Sat, Sun, Upperville
Va. as, or write J. KENNEDY
3407 14th st. NV. Us
End COOK, male, white or colored
for 1st-class restaurant. Take No. 4
Virginia bus on r st. to BUCKING.
HAM RESTAURANT, 237 N. Glebt
coLLEGE 81, Ell STUDENTS Earn 7Ss you,
tuition this summer selling ma.
tionally advertised refrigerators
televisions. etc. Apply 9 til 9. MID.
WAY APPLIANCES, 1901 7th st
COLLEGE sTUDENTS-over 21 10,
summer or permanent employment
in local sales and service work, ma.
tional company. Openings about $50
Phone Du. 4a4o. G Fri. F ss 4:so-s:seo cse pm eaa
A POSITION WITH OPPORTUNITY
FOR A MAN OF HIGH CALIBEF
AND EXPERIENCE TO HANDLF
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT DE.
PsAFTMENT FsFaTF 6rFy2R F0R a pHbRG LARGE S.A REA1
ING FULL DETAILS. Box 2S0-E