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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK - 1st class: g.h.w.; $2b; s.
sec; near bus. EN-. 1922. -
COOK, G.H.W. Local references
liys-in. EN-; 1852; -7
n; slad recent local refs'' s26 Wk: E EN-
cooK-MAID = Small apt. in Beth.
tstsr.ness sstsa ass required aesiii csii VI III
GhNEEsAH GfaNsins gay 'HousEwoRkER. exp.
SDSa msnt, caIl h'' wi. l. $3.50. IVY.
G.H,W.-Live-in, private room; assist
with child and cooking; local refs.
auto, laundry. 81. 1857. IL
enoes. ases sS5 n0 q ws. suaaa'e aTAs eoses' fs''
through dinner. Tuesday. Thursday.
Friday; recent city refs. Call after
CIV. Fl W.. 7ssS sosoSoKrNa, recent refer
wk.; 2 small children. OIL. 2219.
G.H,w. = Exper.: liye.in: help care
for for Is, ls,mos-old ne 1 ehild; LEGAL refs
) adults; one 5-yr.,oid; plain COOK
enees required. OIL. 0636. -.
GIRL, live in: upstairs rm:: no cook
iag; fam,,I BendiE; nsts IN asalss ssss child in
HOUSEKEEPER. colored. gh.w., good
plain cook. fond of children, other
help employed; live-in, off all day
Wed. and every other Sun. after
noon: experienced; references; S25.
HOUsEKEEPER. for widower with
14-year-old son, 2-bedrm. apt. de-
sires service of woman for Ink;
live in; $50 mo. Box 95-Z, Star. %
HOUSEKEEPER. WHITE. under so;
to live in; recent local refs. required.
Call WA. 62S5 or WA. 5125. Ill
MAID, full time, live in: gh.w.; 4
children; 5H days wk.; 500 mo.
BEVERLY HILLS. Alexandria. TIE.
1921. -
MAID, colored. sleep in: experience
and references required. WI. S251.
MAID, G.H.w., plain cooking, 5h-
day wk; s24 wk.; only experienced
need apply. TU. 27s1. -5
NURSEMAID AND G.H.W.-Neat:
! care infant for working cple: small
| apt; plain cooking; refs. required;
S25 wk. WI. 1855. -6
YOUNG WOMAN, 25-4o; g.h.w. cook
ing: care of . small children: good
| home; suburban.; live in; SO week;
| local refs. required. WI. 9074. q
AMIABLE WHITE WOMAN for Inv
| plain cooking texperienced) for
adults; meals daily: days. a
| week; good salary; live out: give
eYper. in detail. Address Box 3s3-Y,
Star. %
EXPERIENCED woman between 80
and 45 yrs. for perm. position. in
doctors home: cleaning. laundry,
care Of child; must be competent
clean. willing. Hrs, .S:30-6:30. nc
Sat. " day Sun; only those quail
fed need apply. Call between 3 and
8 pm. TU. 2S46.
COLORED GIRL, gh.w.. plain cook
ing: live in: $50 mo-; Kenwood. Md
| Box 81 Il. Star -5
COLORED WOMAN. reliable. to care
for child in her home. MI. 1850
after $50. q" -
COLORED WOMAN, middle-aged. live
In. help with -g.h.w. and care OF,
children; 500 mo-. 5la-day wk.;
refs. and health card. ia. S-1439.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPER-Ex,
perienced IN large N. Y hospital and
as residence director in YWCA de-
sires position in or near Washing-
dent manager of apartment house
other. suitable openings considered
GENERAL OFFICE woRKER-Exp. ;;
NURSE, PRACTICAL. CoLoREDi
available for invalid or child care;
live in or out. ia: 2-525I- 8.
PRIMARY TEACHER. college gradu-
ate. ,1s-hrs. graduate work. 14-gyrs;;
grade, so mi. radius D.: c., MISS
EDDIE DANTzLER, Woodford, s: G.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. hospital
trained; desires gesa private dutyi refer
PRHcT16ai fasesi al. MISSING. jNsSU9RssING light house
seselns sseesi phone %l! H. Ee s4sa ri best 'e.ef
RES. MGR, refined. well educated
aaSs oSn oee far9fare "ds@ Box
sEcRETARY.srENoG. sfIEi Ssar: SERVICE: T. also
cylinder trans; 1.50 per hr.; ewes,
iIgss Ho; 1881; SIGc days, ST. e7oo. Ext. 9e'
sIokTHANp. typins and addTssSips s sin,
TEACHER OR CHEMIsT-s-years
teach. exp. incl. 3-yrs. coll. teach:
3-yrs. exp. in bichem. research.
can be responsible for any hospital
PhD. due June, 1851. Available
immed. 10. 3-6722. MRS. SMITH.
CULTURED. CHRISTIAN business
woman. with extensive business
ability. desires position as MANAGER
of gift shop. Box 119-X, Star. 7'
ELDERLY CHRISTIAN WOMAN, col
ored. desires light housework. Call
weekdays. VI. 1913.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL WANTS 5 days work; good ref
erences. Call CO. 2479.
Job nursery. maid or mothers help
er; exper.; refs. RE. 1883. 70
HOUSECLEANING expertly done by
eolored man and woman, "Emer-
gency Cleaning Our Speciality; refs;
co. 1866.
ent days work or 8 days weekly.
have no reference. DU. 1894.
COLORED WOMAN, experienced, re-
liable, neat; wants days work. HU'
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STOP, READ, THINK!

We're Of the opinion that most mer
down deep inside would like to be.
come salesman of some kind but
don't have the nerve to apply fol
the Job because they don't think they
have enough experience. II vol
think you can live on see per wk
during 4-wk. trial period, we. will
put you through our training school
If you qualify after your training
period, YOU will become perma-
nent member Of our organization
and can earn as much as S1.00C
every month.
II this appeals to you in any way
read this ad again and analyze il
in your own mind and then you de.
eide after an interview with oul
company whether or not you woule
like. to learn the highest payins
profession in the world. Apply tt
Mr.. Lockyer.
1922 18th ST. NV.
Personnel division, $50 to 1890 only
Evening star., 1950-09-05

MARRIED WOMAN, 24-40. nice per-
sonality, who needs to add S35-S65
per wk. to family income, in pleas
ant. dignified work; no canvassing;
flexible working hrs; complete train
ing our expense; car essential; nc
exper. req. For interview, write
giving telephone number. to Box
AMAZING PROFITS. Sell Christmas
cards; 80 with name. 81; free SAM
Piles; printed book matches metallic
plastic cards, special items; extra
bonus. Christmas. everyday boxes
on approval. EMPIRE CARD. FL
ABsoiL6TaLY Rssoi 81 a TOP MoNEY-shov
Jewel Christmas cards. 21 for 81;
also 80 and 25 for ST with name
on. Samples and Selling plan or
W. Somerset ST.. Phila. 33;, Pa;
mas cards. personal stationery
napkins; country's outstanding line;
no exp. needed; sell on sight; sam.
pie folders free; boxes on approval
COLUMBIA ART STUDIOS. Dept
W-1. $50 + st. n.ws Room 500
-
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SALESWOMEN

SEAMsTREsS to manage dry clean
ing store; good opportunity for
Hz5Esric fa.56ER EhU c1fAaERs f1n ssalY fa7 eDpy st
SECRETARY. law ONCE. typins.
please see MR.. KooNIN. 4i2 5th
SECRETARY. air-conditioned ofice,
$50 SEQ a. = Tssk to start; NE; JAZZ l4 4 -
ant working conditions. 51a-day Wk.,
employe benefits after 8 mos en-
ployment. Apply personnel ONCE,
MAYFLOWER HOTEL, Conn. ave.
and De Sales. between 10 am. and
SECRETARY. white, capable young
lady to handle important secre-
tarial duties; pleasant working
conds.. in modern air-cond. office:
512-day wk., disqualification and
group Sn1 insurance available. Box
SECRETARY
Some knowledge of bookkeeping:
esanee for DGsslSa Th SsS sSsa
Wt.. paid vacation, and sick leave.
Salary 500 per wk. to start. Give
age. experience, references. Box
S5-l. Star. g.
SHIRT OPERATORS, must be expert
enced on 2-gtrl unit. Apply LUNA
CLEANERS. 1905 14th st. NV. AID.
SILK FINIsHER, experienced only:
high salary steady work. 211 New
York ave. NV. -5
SILK FINISHERS, experienced. ex-
cellent pay. permanent position,
ideal working conditions. Apply
ARISTO CLEANERS AND DYERS.
1926 s. Capitol st. %
SODA DA-SANDWICH-FO GIRLS,
colored; apply only If fully expert
enced; on local busy drugstore foun-
tain. OUIGLEY'S, 21st and q st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER, real estate office of
loss g. PHELPS. INC. 1417 K
sTEENoGRAPHER, for publ. CO., perm.
position; 5-day wk.; paid vacation;
sick leave; holidays: free ins. DI.
1900, Ext. 215.
STENOGRAPHER 5-day, 4O-hr. wk.
Apply in person. RKO RADIO Pic
sIpRGssp sTpEEs = aas Ss. q J. "A aye p NV. IS
woman, 1925, for clerical and stem
ographic duties; must be accurate
with details; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.; free
transportation; $1S0-S200 per mo-,
depending on qualifications. Tele-
phone for interview, CAPITAL
TRANSIT, MI. 1858. Ext. 652. Is
Evening star., 1950-09-05
HELP MEN

MAN to install Venetian blinds and
window shades; experience pre-
ferred. DISTRICT SHADE SHOP,
2101 K ST. NV. -
MAN with car to call on service Gus
toners. 50qe commission ON service.
also opportunity for sales. Call
DU. 467T between 2 and 8 pm. only
MEN = Mechanically inclined; for
fass: above s ayerage ~oea earnines s' for for right
man; training provided by expert
enced manager; largest manufacturer
u. 8. e. S., 3i5 18th St. NV. the
old Post Once building, See Mr.. Nc.
Elroy. Wednesday. between 8 and
MEN wanted with car. selling ex.
perience not necessary. Apply al
once. e25 Silver Spring ave-. Silver
MEN@For eve. and Sat. sales work
haberdashery and apparel by REAL
SILK: about So hr., no exper. nee
Phone Wed. MA. 1855. 10 am. to
3 pm. or $50 to $50 pm.
MEN, 1S to 35 years to be paid fol
learning and 70 learn BY doing: 4
ment with a 5. c. Sns Air National M ioaSafe GUARD
Join detachment A-2l3. Air Service
Group. Draft deferment possible
Hurry while vacancies exist! Tel. HI
3100, Ext. S-125S. until 4:30. After
pm. call OV. 2413. -7
MEN t2), white. with car. to collect
on reg mo. debit. Average earn
ing S60-S75 wk. Apply Rm. S27,
724 9th st. NV -6
Evening star., 1950-09-05

RESTAURANT. s12 18th st. NV.
BEAUTICIANS. experienced. ali
around; 6-day wk. ALICE MARIE
BEAUTY SALON. 1906 Georgia ave.
NV. -6
BEAUTIcIAN. exper.. preferably one
sfter n i9%e is a6Ss 5S0cna CONN ase Aepg nwS ues
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Woman or
salary and commission. EMILE,
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted, exper.,
all around, steady position, S45
week and commission. Closed Mon
days. SHEPHERD PARK BEAUTY
SALON. 7713 Georgia ave. 30
BEAUTY OPERATOR. steady or part
time. CHEVERLY BEAUTY SALON.
WA. 1855, AP. 5761. IS
BEAUTY OPERATOR to qualify as in
structor in leading Baltimore beauty
right person. Write MR.. HAROLD
p. JOHNSON, Director. 219 No. Lib
erty ST.. Baltimore 1. Md. Is
BEAUTY OPERATORS, exper.; all
year-around work; male or female;
with one Of the South's leading
beauty organizations; downtown
salon. air conditioned: opportunity
Tor advancement; excel. mrs. ana
salary. Following will be given
special consideration. Also part.
time operators for evenings and
Saturdays Free training in latest
methods Of permanent waving. Ap-
ply Miss Langley or Mr.. Sacks
CARL BEAUTY SALON. 18th anc
BEAUTY III n'w; SALON Apt. cLERR-
Knowledge Of PIX an asset. EMILE.
1921 Conn. ave.
CASHIER = Young woman. expert
enced; references required. Elk
9140. BASINS. 1920 Pa. ave. NV,
CASHIER, MGR. in credit cashier Of
fee. 40-hr. wk.: permanent position.
many company benefits. Apply per-
sonnel ofiice, SEARS ROEBUCK &,
Co 4600 Wis ave NV
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TYPISTS

age Is to %; 5-day week. 8 to 4 :4C
pm: starting salary about S1b0
opportunity for advancement; per-
manent position only, in downtown
working cond. and high type per
sonnel. Please call for aappt. MRS
TERRY, ST. 1900. %
Evening star., 1950-09-05

AIRPORT CLERK-TYPIsT, at nearby
work desirable. Pa. 1895. --6
ASSISTANT. for physicians once;
state experience. age, salary ex-
pected. Box 409-Y. Star. -
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, real est
ofice. Bethesda area; 5-day wk.,
to 8: under 35. See MR.. LIN
HART. 6701 Hillandale rd.. OIL.
3240. -6
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER in real
estate once: tipping, clerical work;
must be alert and accurate; prefer
resident of Silver Spring or Takoma
Park; S15o mo. Reply in own hand
writing BOX 4QS-Y Star -
Evening star., 1950-09-05

YOUNG WOMEN
L. FRANK co.
Has several very desirable openings
both full time and part time.
SALESLADIES
FOR
COATS
SUITS
DRESSES
LINGERIE
BLoUsEs
sPORTsWEAR
5-Day, 4O-Hr. Wk.
Good Salary and Commission.
CLERICAL-TYPISTS
With credit experience preferred. for
interesting Job in credit once re-
auiring tact and pleasant per-
sonality.
STENO.- O.-TYPIST
For general ONCE work. Bookkeeping
and switchboard experience helpful.
SALES CHECK WRITERS
AND DESK GIRLS
Nice chance for making some extra
money for high school and business
girls. Thursday evenings and al
day Saturday.
THESE are permanent positions with
good starting salaries, generous en-
ploye discounts. paid vacations.
pleasant working conditions.
Apply Personnel Office
L. FRANK co.
18th and p sts. NV.
COTORED GIRL wanted in frozen
issss5d ~ Isl sfsss sss q. spRls ply in person ''''
Evening star., 1950-09-05
WAITRESSES

MATTRESSES
% occupation without cost: training
classes start Sept. IL. Register now,
2Q03 Eye st. NV. =
MATTRESSES WANTED
Experienced. For better class night
club club. .Ffs2 Phone ! HI; L 1928 for inter-
csa sssad eSGris Ak ar Mas Il "2f %tsTR Il sss
GTRLs. M s.. under niS; "a. assist manager in
advertising and sales campaign; ex-
per. unnecessary; local and. travel,
salary SonT1sS cars ah iarHsnsn VaTmon. sm sye
NV. before 2 pm. except Sunday.
LADY. white. 26-sa years: strong.
with goSd gl asuEe na1e and ,s gessosaaddity: dsys
per hour; also women for full. time
position. salary So. 800 to $4,000 a
year Apply In person; BILL
aUTzEIlLso PHYSICAL Z FITNESS
LsbfEs ebHR falg for ss aw sale. work BY
appt. Hours Of own choice; about
So hour, Expsrience not nee: Phone
Wednesday NA, 1885 10 am. to
LADiES-Distribute Avon productsl
Earn more than So each spare hour.
Established customer lists. Bethesda,
NV Some openings other areas.
WOMAN. white. capable Of working
with children; age 25-55; eood sal
ary; pleasant working cond.; live in;
refs, required. ma. 1871. -5
WOMEN. white, 1880 for part-tinle
work in cafeteria: 75c per hr:. plus
meal. Apply SHOLLS NEW CAFE
TERRA. 1893 X st. NV. See Mrs.
YOUNG LADY. familiar with general
office work. some typing; excel. OPP
MILLER BLDG. suPPLY CO.. INC !.
171k r. I. ave. ne. HU. 664O. .
YOUNG LADY, exper., for general
insurance ONCE: knowledge of rat
ing. etc: excellent opport. for the
right person. Reply Box 1SO-Y, Star.
IS
YOUNG LADIES. under 80. single, to
travel to Florida winter months, re-
turn: guaranteed salary plus COM
mission and bonus. immediate cash
drawing account. See MR.. MASON.
Carlo Hotel, hours 10 to IL m,
YOUNG WOMEN. for sales work:
can earn $40 per week to start:
permanent position. RIM. 422 Bond
Building.
Evening star., 1950-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE, Sunstrand, elec.,
TTssqnditioned, guaranseed; 500 50;
ADDRESSING MACHINE; was sss so,
now $9;95, New; n,,s II 11igipsl ear esr-
S14 14th st. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER - Beautiful cab.
met; Philco York; like new; immed.
sale; 5000 DU. 1882. Ill
AIR CONDITIONING UNITS - Fog
rent by the season. Supply OF rental
units limited. Cali II. 3-4112. r. q
M. REFRIGERATION CO.. 2l4 4
Evening star., 1950-09-05
LARGE
REAL ESTATE
OFFICE

Specializing in mort
gage loans has unusual
opportunity in account
ing department for a
man with ability and
personality as assistant
to officers. Real estate:
banking or similar ex-
perience and knowledge
of bookkeeping neces-
sary. Man 80 to 35 years
of age preferred. Perma-
nent position with good
salary and opportunity
for advancement. Reply
in own handwriting CIV
ing full information as
to previous experience.
Applications will be con-
sidered confidential and
no inquiry made until
interview. Address, Box
1927, Star.
Evening star., 1950-09-05
HELP WOMEN

RECEPTIONIST
Pleasant personality and typing abil-
ity essential. Arl realtor and
builder. Call ia. $4,000. Tues.
9-6. for appt. -5
excel. salary and comm. Apply THE
ESTHER SHOP, 1925 r st. NV. %
SALESGIRL for bakery. excellent sal
airy for right person: .55-day week:
hours, 10 to z: SUNDAYS, 10 to @;
cl9ssd MONDAYS s4AEppygs Anply II PsrsSn HSY
MAO Conn ave. NV d
Evening star., 1950-09-05
HELP MEN Cont. J

SALESMAN, new and used furniture
store, good position; must have AL
refs. Box 10S-Y, Star. B
Ing dept; must be thoroughly ex-
perienced; starting salary, S75; ad-
vancement for the right man; per-
manent. Apply REGAL, I'll 7th St.
NV. %
sALESMAN-Young man who desires
to learn the mems hat business;
salary; good chance for advance
ment wORMSER HAT STORE, sos
SALESMAN - Young man for mems
furnishing department: excel. posi-
tion. MUTUAL STORES, corner Z
st. at 9th NV.
SALESMAN, experienced, with car;
ise. established egg house; salary
and commission. Box S4-z. Star.
gALEsMAN-CoLLECToR for estab-
iished insurance route; unlim. ,op-
portunity for q man with initiatives;
auto necessary. Apply 500 Victor
Bldg. 724 9th st. NV. =
Evening star., 1950-09-05
2 YOUNG WOMEN
with
LIFE INSURANCE EXP

preferred
Age 20 to 80. tipping desirable bu
not required. Some college back
ground helpful. Varied work includ
ing policy preparation, re-insuranct
and underwriting duties with new
life insurance aff1liate of estab. CO
Excel opportunity and working cond
r Please call for appt. MRS. TERRY
ST. 1900.
Evening star., 1950-09-05
MEN

To eLrES1sd' RS sUq sxkkE1pNgH kNp EYRNITyHE EETp
STEADY WoRK. COOP PAY.
SEDAN NECESSARY. APPLY MR..
LEE, EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
THE HECHT co.
Evening star., 1950-09-05
BAKER

Colored--Must have exper. In all
types restaurant baking; refs. rea.;
no Sunday work TALLY-HO
RESTAURANT. S12 18th st. NV.
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WANTED
CASHIER, HOSIERY
AND BAG DEPT.

Single, between % and 81, must wear
size 4B or 41aA shoe. After train
ing must be able to go to New York
market monthly. Excellent starting
salary in one Of washington's high
est grade shoe shops. Either 5 or
day week. Reply in own handwriting
Evening star., 1950-09-05
HELP WOMEN
AIRLINE sTEWARDEss

age 21-2s. single. 8 #.
2 in,5 IT. I'M, weight under 130
lens, high school graduate with pub
lie contact exper.. college graduate
or registered nurse preferred. attrac-
tive appearance, personality and
poise; starting salary S1S6 per
month after TRAINING AT COM
PANY EXPENSE increases to S275
per mo. Contact AMERICAN AIR
LINES TICKET OFFICE. Hotel Stat
Ter, Sept. 6-7, 10 am. to 8 pm.
No phone calls -6
Evening star., 1950-09-05
TELEvIsfoN REPAIRS
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ANY Tv SET expertly repaired;
$1.50 plus list price Of parts. Day
or night. RE. 2233. ID
Evening star., 1950-09-05
FIVE
INEXPERIENCED
MEN NEEDED
AT ONCE
$50 PER WEEK
ASSURED ON AN ADVANCE

We will place. at once, 5 inexperi-
enced men, 25 wears OF age or over,
in our. sales dept. to learn how to
our customers on sales and service
inquiries. Pleasant work with good
future, $50 per wk. assured to start.
Paid on wkly, advance comm. basis
for men selected who will give their
full time to learning our business
and follow our simple method of
instruction. We are q national or
Ranization, over 40 years in bust
ness. listed on the New York stock
exchange. Qualifications: Pleasing
necessary. Apply to MR.. JOHNSON,
344S 14th st. NV, 10 am. to 2
pm. or 6 to 8 p.rn.. Wed. or Thurs.
Evening star., 1950-09-05

Personnel division, 9:3o to 1890 only
Evening star., 1950-09-05

TELEVISION SERVICEMAN
Opening for experienced outside man
with car; perm. employment; estao-
allowance. Call MR.. HARRIS. SH.
Evening star., 1950-09-05

VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repaint-
ed, retaped. RECORDED, PARK AVE.
ave, Riverdale. Md. UN. 1915.
Formica or stainless steel Call HU.
S262 MASTER APPLIANCE CO
WANTED-Any type tile repairing,
Free estimates given. AID. 205S.
Evening star., 1950-09-05

CARPENTRY, alterations, repairs, re-
modelling, old and new work; no
lob too small. WOODMASTER CON-
TRACTING CO., OW. 5527 any time.
Evening star., 1950-09-05

ALTERATION, ADDITIONS and new
Dental: construction engineer in
charge. CAPITAL CITY CONSTRUC-
TON CO., LO. $3.50 or WA.
Evening star., 1950-09-05

ROOFING, REPAIRING
ALL TYPES
MORE THAN 20 YEARS
SATISFACTORY SERVICE
Work fully guaranteed. Free esti-
mates given.
GEORGE HOWES, INC.
MA. 1894
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
Oakland High Wins
Over Bayard Quint

Oakland High School won over
Bayard Highs basketball team ON
Tuesday night at Bayard by the score
Of Al to 80. 1t was Oakland's second
win against as many defeats this sea-
son. Both wins were away from home.
Gary Baker and Capt. Lloyd Haus-
er spanked the Oakland attack with
16 and Is tallies, while Scrip and
Funk collected y Of the points for
Bayard. Quarter scores were 90, 21-
10, and 1924, all in Oakland's favor.
Others playing for Oakland and
their scores were Kley 7, Ramsey ,,
Tasker 2, Sisler l and Collins /.
Wainer was non-scoring.
Others playing for Bayard were
Kuhn s, Evans 8, Rotruck l. Fox,
Steringer and Flanagan were non
scoring.
The Oakland Jayvees also won over
the Bayard Jayvees % to Is.
The next game will be with Friends
Vile at Friendsville on January g.
Coach Kyle Wilson announced that
the game with Accident, cancelled on
account Of the weather, would be
played at Oakland on January 10.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
BY MRS. MILDRED B. MULvEY
SUNNYSIDE SCHOOL. 1850

SUNNYSIDE SCHOOL, 1850
Sunnyside! What fitting name for
the little one room school situated on
the sunny eastern slope of hill just
off route 2l9 in the community of
Sunnyside.
The first school in that community
was attended by the parents of chill
dren who later attended such schools
as Red House, Swan Meadow, Silver
Knob, and Cherry Creek 1t was at the
tavern of George Rinehart and was
located just across the road from the
present home of Ray Beeghly. Two
teachers were Rev. John Stanch and
John Whitehair.
In 1923 the Sunnyside school at
Rinehart's was taught by Ann Thayer
The contract with Miss Thayer was
signed by William Ashby, Jesse Ashby,
Stephen Thayer, Toliver Chiles, David
Sharpless and John Arnold; they
agreed to pay the teacher $500 per
pupil per term, and to furnish her
board.
Other teachers who taught this
school were Nat. G. Campbell,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21

has been donated by Keith Stahl and
Carlton Sanders.
In reading the above you note the
name of Maude Kildow White, who is
still living in Bayard, w. Va. She
taught during the late war In read
ing a souvenir that she gave her
pupils at Sunnyside in 1899 the
names of some Of our neighbors are
listed: Nellie Buncutler, Ruth Stahl,
Charles Soelter, Amos Martin, Floyd
Stahl, Herbert Stahl, George (Pete)
Yutzy, Jacob Yutzy, Joshua Breun-
niger, Earl Sims, Roy Moon, Maggie
Buncutler, Lizzie Soelter, Mamie
Stahl, Savilla Moon, Howard Stahl,
Guy Yutzy, Arthur Yutzy, Peter
Breuninger, Solomon Snyder, and
Wheeler Sanders.
Some of these people live near and
have grandchildren attending school
at the present time.
Reprinted from The Glades Star.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21

Christian Yutzy, Dalles Miller, Rev.
John Phillips, Everett Ross, Thomas
Dawson, and Elizabeth Taylor.
From 1868-1874 the Log Cabin of
Peter Gortner was used as a school,
taught by Major Charles G. Best,
Ralph Thayer, and others.
The Plank school was used from
1874 to 1900; it was located just be-
low the present building. The last of
its foundation stones were removed
by the children in 1850, when they
were terracing the playground. Some
of the teachers were: Charles G.
Best, Arthur B. Ashby, Kate Brown
ing, Dalles Miller, George T. Porter,
Benjamin w. Hudson, Walter Nine,
John Gnegy, Ralph Alexander, Katie
Beachy, Elizabeth Taylor, Vadie De-
Witt, Maude Kildow and Nettie Con-
naway.
The land in this area once belonged
to Marian Hauser, who lived in log
cabin back of the present school The
land was donated for school use as
long as needed. The site is shaded by
several stately oaks. Some of the
teachers at Sunnyside since 1900
were: Bernard Maust, Henry Felty,
Charles Glotfelty, Mary Eggers,
Maude Nicholson, Wade Dewitt,
Mabel Fike Arnold, Mary Minear,
Virginia DeBerry Lohr, Mabel Sol
lars, Mabel Maroney, Ralph Bucket,
Lou Sharpless Helbig, Sue Harvey,
Theoda Rice Miller, Bonnie Calhoun
and Hildred Mulvey, the present
teacher.
Through the study and practice of
conservation the school grounds have
changed completely during the school
year of 1949-195O. The developments
consist of terraces, lawns, play area,
nature trail, a pool, walks, tree
nursery and the addition of several
fir trees Recently a wild life reserve