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Evening star., 1950-06-25
HELP MEN tcens.)

SIGN PAINTERS WANTED. JAMES
PAINT SHOP. 457 New York ave.
SILK FTNIsHERs for drycleanins
ssARirARY s1si;RY' ceIEANERs' ss2o i4th
SODA CLERK, sober. exper.. depend
able: day work. no NIGHTS or Sum-
day. Do not phone. ALBANY PHAR..
18TH and H SITS. NV. -26
soLicIToR PsrRq eEPss R9t sssssss5y sssS ssS
sfoTTER, for wool. frst class. cHIL-
LVM CLEANERS. GE. 1865. ~
eP0TTER. experienced on silk and
wool, must be good; for small valet
shop which operates synthetic
unit. Excellent salary for O man
who Is sober and reliable; steady
Job. State previous experience and
places Of employment All informa-
ton will be held confidential. Box
sPoTTER. Experienced on wools and
silks: Apply ready to work. 8. L. K.
STEAM ENGINEER, Bird class; steady
work: salary, $75 per wk. plus over
time; Call TR. 7715; after 4 pm.
sTEN0GRAPHER, age about 25 yrs.
We are in immediate need of an
efieient stenographer to act as
secretary to an oficer of our COM
pany: 40-hr. work week: starting
salary, $55 per wk. with opportunity
for Advancement. Call ME. 4793.
STONE MAsONS-capable mechanics
only: pleasant working conditions.
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STENOGRAPHER, age 2l-25, single.
needed for editorial ONCE Of national
orsanization; 5-day vk.; good salary:
opportunity for advancement. Box
@1e-J, Star. 81
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VISITING NURSE

nurse on 5-day, 4O-hour- week
basis. Vacations with pay. Group
insurance. Retirement plan and
other employe benefits. Must own
automobile, be familiar with D. c.
area, have pleasing personality,
good health and some experience in
Give complete information of ex-
perience, age. marital status and
salary expected. Write Box ALL,
Star.
WAITRESS. white, neat appearing
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COLLEGE STUDENTS
One salesman each from Alexandra
Annapolis and Silver Spring and 4
Drawing account for acceptable can
didates; interviews tomorrow mon
day. at 10 am, Rm. 800, Atlantic
Building, $50 r st. NV, Washing
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SALESWOMAN
Experienced in selling yarns
and threads for knitting
and crocheting.
5-DAY, 40-HOUR WEEK
Generous company benefits
including 20% discount or
purchases.
Apply in Person
Employment Office
3rd Floor
THE HECHT co.
r ST. AT 7TH NV. -26
SALESWOMEN
EXPERIENCED
THE HECHT co.
SILVER SPRING STORE
FOR THE OPENING OF
OUR NEW FLOOR.
PERMANENT 40-HOUR AND
25-HOUR POSITIONS IN
THE FOLLOWING
DEPARTMENTS.
Curtains and Draperies
Infants Wear and Layettes
Knit Underwear and Corsets
Dresses, Suits and Goats
MANY COMPANY BENEFITS.
INCLUDING 20% DISCOUNT ON
PURCHASES
Apply in Person
Employment Office
Third Floor
CORNER FENTON ST. AND
ELLSWORTH DR..
SILVER SPRING, MD. pa
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BOoKKEEPER, with executive ability
with new Hunting Towers Apt. on
may go with job. Give details and
salary. Post Once Box sos, Alex
BookKEEPING MACHINE oPERsr.
Ok-Psrmanent position in whole.
house fer intelligent. ambitious siri
Experience Burroughs Machine help
ful but not essential. Must be good
typist with knowledee of shorthand
preferred. Willing to train properly
oualified applicant; 5-day. 40-houI
Mss witsstsae SofaNp Co. Ape:y fHe
1873 K st. me-. ST. 0O5O 80
and solicitors. house.
toulouse. non selling, arranging sp-
pointments for salesmen: several
needed; liberal commission and
bonus arrangement: Apply In per-
son; .g;, s5ll l4th st. NV. 49,,
salary. pleasant working conditions,
Liberal discount. BRESLAU. 614
CAsHIER-NcR posting machine,
permanent only, good salary, 5-day
Tres fsAae Sseer JsWssy esnsfs As9y H M
sf Fl h'yi some bookkeepins waa
Collingwood Restaurant; live in. MR..
AND MRS. MONTGOMERY, TIE.
casHiER.TYPisr, ASH Ryi iIsi young lady wanted
for small loan once; experienced
preferred; permanent. interesting
position; salary commensurate with
ability. Apply in person to MR..
LINKE, 3407 Perry st.. Mt. Rainier.
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HElP MEh
RIGHT POSITION

For the right man. We are seekins
the services Of . few high-srade
men who possess neat appearance
and ambition to make q success
These are permanent positions and
make at least S75 per wk. from the
start For personal interview. see
MR.. MURRAY. 1918 Pa. ave. sc.
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I101 Penn. Ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
For well-located ONCE of large gen.
eral contractor. work consists OF
stenographic and secretarial duties;
must be competent, with pest OF
references. Give experience, edu-
cation and age. Box 364-L. Star. II
TAILORESS
For mems store. Must be expert
enced and operate telling machine.
LIVINGSTON'S. 906 1th st. NV.
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Earn While learning

Earn While Learning
sales in profitable work
for men over 21 twho need approx
mately $50 weekly while learning
We want q neat, ambitious, average
man who will work hard for o better
than average income. j. w.
MICHELS, 1900 18th st. NV,
MORNINGS onlv -0r
Evening star., 1950-06-25

II you are interested in really bet
tering yourself, then here is a won-
derful selling opportunity. 1t will
easily afford you $4,000 to $4,000
per VI, plus rapid promotion. To
those men selected we will give an
IMMEDIATE DRAWING ACCOUNT
WHILE WE THOROUGHLY TRAIN
YOU. We prefer that you be over
25, married and own o car; or we
will assist in securing one for you.
We are the worlds largest manufac-
turers In our industry. We secure
ZINES, RADIO. NEWSPAPER AMI
TELEVISION.
You'll never get anywhere If you
don't try.
Apply MR.. KIRKLAND,
q to Pm
1921 14tA St. NV.
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hElP WoMEN

PRx oPERAToR-Exp. only. good
typist. 5is-day xk-; apply IN person,
PHoToGRAPHER. for home sitting
with cars exper only GILBERT
STUDIO, s236 Ga. ave
PHOTOGRAPHY SOLICITOR. expert
enced person for high-class photo
graphers; must know the city: to
contact for weddings. BROWN
SUAREZ- 1926 Conn. ave. Phone
for an appointment. Nj. 2o62. -25
PHYSICAL THERAPIST. regis pref.
for work in New Medical Bids., D. c.
Start July Is, salary open. State
age and give brief resume OF past
exper. Boz 397-L. Star -26
PRESSERS, wool, exper.; highest piece
work rate: perm. Job for reliable
producer. Apply Mr. Opaenheimer,
ARISTo CLEANERS. 1925 S. Cap
REAL ESTATE sALEswoMEN: fun or
part time: no experience required
Call SH. 114l for appointment, c. J.
KoONTz a. CO. 1908 Ga. ave. Sill
REGISTERED NURSE to work 4
to IL p.m;; july 1st to Aug. lst.
RES. MGR. fs Rm. HOUSE. Mt. Pleas
ant. good place: apt or sal: exp.
nee.: ref Box $3.50, Star
Evening star., 1950-06-25

fv-RADIo SERVICE MAN, who has
earned living for some years at
bench work; refs. KENNEDY RADIO,
3407 l4th st. NV
part time. Apply in person, s24 N.
TIRE CHANGER. exper.; good salary
and working conds. BEN HUMID
LEY. 3446 14th st. NV.
TOOLMAKERS AND DIEMAKERS
wanted; first-clsss men only. ANTON
TOOL a. MFG. CO. OF CLINTON,
TRUCK DRIVER, experienced, reIi-
able. with local references. Apply
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC, 1925
TRUCKMAN, over 2s. owning or able
purchase and personally drive
acceptable tractor-trailer moving
equipment. Year round long g-term
contract. Substantial earnings. State
age. exp, briefly. GREYVAN LINES,
Sow Grand, Chicago. 26'
TYPIST, evening work, to IL pm;
must be fast. Apply 924 New York
ave. NV. -27
UPHOLSTERER. exp, must be 1st
class; good pay: steady lob. Apply
in person. 1928 Ga. ave. TU. 226S.
vULCANIZER, exper.: Se1 per wk.,
excel working cond. BEN HUNDLEY.
3446 14th st. NV.
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)BS! JOBS! JOBS!

JUDI! JUDD! JODO!
I need 30 men right away to do q
specialized line OF work for our
advertising department No expert
ence necessary. We put you through
our training SCHOOL and you can
earn S22 a day while learning. If
you have q neat appearance and are
ambitious, investigate this Oppor-
tunity knocks for those who seek it,
This may be yours. See MISS
COURTNEY. 1922 18th st. NV,
Q30 tn I oplv -Dz
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SALESMINDED

This is no snap. so II you are look
ing for something for nothing dc
not reply. But II you are honest,
sober. neat and willing to work
motions are offered. Sales exper
unnee.; thoroush training; cars
furn. II a promising future in
terests you. see MANAGER. 32a
Victor BLDG, 124 9th st. NV, 4
am. to am. or 5 pm. to . pm.
falu
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DO YOU WANT
TO MOVE SOUTH?

Unusual opportunity for experienced
tailor to manage tailor shop in
Sears new retail store in Greens.
boro, N. c. Must be dependable
Must be exper. in altering mems
clothes. 40shr. wk in air cond
tailor shop. Paid vacations. bonus
pany disqualification plan. profit
sharing and other worthwhile com.
pany benefits. An unusual opport
for the right party to estab. him.
self in Greensboro, one Of the
fastest growing cities in the Pied
mont area Of North Carolina.
Evening star., 1950-06-25

RESIDENT MANAGER
For very large new elevator
type Northwest apartment
building. Must be thoroughly
experienced for this type Of
building: preferably single and
under so years of age AtEac-
tive salary. with apartment.
In reply, please give full ex-
perience. education and men,
ton references. No INQUIRY
will be made until after inter-
view Box Ss.J, Star. Us
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WHITE CROSS PLAN

white. neat appearing
thoroughly experienced. 503I Conn
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SALESWOMAN

SALESWOMAN
Alert, well.groomed woman with car
good workers earn $40 to $50
daily. Percentage basis. no canvas
sing. no delivery. Previous business
experience not reauired-we train
you. Give phone no. for interview.
BOX 1RA-M. Star -2&
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MANICURIST
EXPERIENCED

5-DAY. 4O-HouR WEEK
Many company benefits, in
cluding 20% discount - on
purchases.
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TEACHERS

The man writing this ad was once a
teacher. 3 vice presidents of our
company were once teachers. We
know what small salary and routine
will do to an ambitious teacher.
Perhaps We can open the door OF a
new opportunity for you. If you are
ambitious. in earnest, take the first
step and write US briefly about your
self and telephone number. Box
214-I Star -I6
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RESIDENT MANAGER
For Silver Spring lo0-unit garden
project; apt, furnished: state expert
ence and marital status. Box 57-L,
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RESIDENT MANAGER AVAILABLE
tenant relations; married, no chill
dren; high caliber; Al ref. Ov
4305 Sunday. or TIE. S-9591 after
m MnnAau
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pDNkCN
CALI, I'm 3Q55
WILL O4Ns OOOO
Castle Contracting Co

OdSCIe contracting 90.
For further information. Estab. over
IS yrs. and one Of the LIST installers
Of storm windows in this area
-2s
SUPERVISOR in cafeteria in Federal
building. This is an opportunity for
. young man interested in a perma-
nent lob. Must have sbility to direct
workers in cleaning and maintain
santa ton standards. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES, INC, 1875 2lst st. NV.
-25
SURVEY PARTY CHIEF. experienced
in subdivision development: perma-
nent position. See Mr.. KAPLAN.
1922 Ga. ave. Silver Spring
TAxlCAB DRIVERS wanted; '46
Chew, $25 wk; Al Chev, $50 wk. /;
no charge for Sun. TOWN CAB
ASSOCIATION. "a H st. ne. -26
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STORM WINDOW
statesmen

window and home improvement sales
man, we can sive you q unit price.
instead Of commissions on various
sizes. for An aH-extruded alum. win
dow. The price Is unbelievable and
you are throwing away dollars that
should be in your pocket.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
HELP MEN
MEN

LARGE CORPORATION WILL BE
IN WASHINGTON MONDAY. JUNE
70. TO INTERVIEW MEN RE
GARDING A PLAN TO PLACE THEM
IN A BUSINESS FOR THEMSELVES
WITHOUT AN INVESTMENT
WE HAVE NOTHING TO SELL YOU
NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED
SEVERAL MEN WILL BE GIVEN THE
OPPORTUNITY OF BEING IN
THEIR OWN BUSINESS WITH LIFE
AGE Is No BARRIER IN THIS
MARRIED MEN BETWEEN THE
AGES OF 25-45. WHOSE HOME
LIFE Is CONGENIAL AND WHO
HAVE AN HONEST DESIRE TO
PROVE THEIR WORTH. WILL BE
PERSONALLY INTERVIEWED.
CONCRETE EXAMPLES
SHOW INCOMES OF
500 TO $500 PER WEEK
APPLY IN PERSON TO ROOM aos.
1911 II ST. NV, 1880 AM
MONDAY, JUNE 20. AND BE PRE-
PARED TO REMAIN BALANCE OF
DAY IF SELECTED. CAR ESSEN
MIN (DI snariarcad a. 80 az 49,
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Must be able to handle large ac-
counts and reside in Washington
excellent earnings. Please give
background and experience in reply.
Box 3-M. Star. -27
WINDOW TRIMMERS-Displa men
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Mrs. Maurice Palmer, Is,
Dies in ARLINGTON

Mrs. Maurice E. Palmer, 73
widow of a former chief examiner
of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
died yesterday in the home of a
daughter, Mrs. Carlin Mason,
1905 Miles street, Arlington. She
had been seriously Ill with heart
condition for the last month.
Mrs. Palmer, the former Matte
Mankin, was born in Pleasant
Valley, Va, Loudoun County. She
received her education at Farm
vile (Va) Normal School and
taught for six years in Loudoun
County.
She came here in 1913 when
her husband Joined the Internal
Revenue Bureau. Mr.. Palmer died
/ in 1926.
Mrs. Palmer was a member of
the Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church here and had been
active in its women's organiza-
tions.
Besides her daughter, she is
survived by four sons, James c.,
Maurice r., Walter F., and DR..
Richard E. Palmer, all of this
area, and six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
l pm. tomorrow in the Hines
funeral home, 29O1 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Chestnut Grove Cemetery, Hern-
don. Va
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Rites Held in Houston
For Paul 0. Farmer

Funeral services for Paul Os-
borne Farmer, 40, former resident
of Washington Grove, Md, were
held Tuesday in Houston, Tex, it
was learned here yesterday. Burial
rites were private.
Mr.. Farmer died Sunday in
Houston, his home for the last
five years.
Born and reared in Washington
Grove. he lived in New York for
several years before going to
Houston. He was the nephew Of
Mrs. Irving Leroy McCathran,
wife of the mayor of the Grove.
Mr.. Farmer is survived by his
widow, the former Leila Hershey,
Of Gaithersburg; four children.
Robert Osborne, Thomas Hershey,
Richard Paul and Sue; his
mother, Mrs. Harry Farmer of
Washington Grove; two sisters,
and a brother.
Evening star., 1950-02-16

Esch, Kerr, Taylor and Shipe. HI
lived in the Stoneleigh Court
Apartments.
He received an LII. D. degree
from Transylvania University ir
1880. He was appointed a judge
in the Circuit Court at Lexington
KY, in 1911 and held the position
for 10. years.
Judge Kerr served as chairman
of arbitration boards in several
wage disputes involving railroads
and unions. In 1897 President
Roosevelt appointed him a men,
ber of the emergency board medi-
ating Southern Pacific Railway
labor dispute in recognition of his
experience in this field.
A former law lecturer at Tran
sylvania University and the Uni
versity of Kentucky, he was also
author of numerous legal and
other publications. These in
cluded: Thirty Years War on the
Supreme Court" History OF
Pennsylvania Law School," Some
Great Lawyers of Kentucky" and
others.
Judge Kerr was a member of
the American Bar Association, the
American Society for Interna-
tional Law, English Speaking
Union, the Kentucky State Bar
Association, and the Kentucky
Historical Society. He was also a
Mason.
Surviving him are son, Charles
Kerr. jr., of Pittsburgh; and
daughter, Mrs. Thornton j. Parker,
jr., 4 Lenox street, Chevy Chase,
Md.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow in LEXINGTON. XIV.
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Agriculture Symphony
Concert Postponed

The concert by the Agriculture
Symphony Orchestra. scheduled
for tomorrow night in the Agricul-
ture Auditorium. has been post
poned. owing to the illness of the
conductor, DR.. Frederick Fall.
1t will be given at $3.50 pm. Feb
ruary "a. Soloist on the program
will be Ralph L. Burge, baSsoonist
In the Army Band. who will be
heard in Mozart's Concerto in
B fiat.
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Charles Kerr Dies;
Washington Lawyer
End Former Judge

Charles Kerr, 86, former Fedora
judge and member of a Washing.
ton law firm, died yesterday of &
heart attack at Emergency Hos.
pital.
He was born in Maysville, KY.
and began his law practice al
Lexington, KY, in 1885. He wa!
a judge in the United States Dis.
trict Court for the Canal Zone be.
tween 1920 and 1922 and served a.
a special assistant to the Attorne.
General between 1922 and 1925.
Judge Kerr had been a Wash
ington resident for % years anc
was a member of the law firm 0.
Evening star., 1950-02-16
DR.. James 6. Brown, 81,
Dies in WoodviIIe, Va.
BY $hs Associated Press

WOODVILLE. Va. Feb. 16.-Dr
James Gideon Brown, 80, who had
practiced medicine here for Sc
years, died at his home yesterday
A native and lifelong resident
of Rappahannock County, he was
graduated from the University OF
Pennsylvania Medical School.
Funeral services were to be
conducted this afternoon in Wood
vile Memorial Park Cemetery.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Cora Reid Brown; four sons, Har-
old G. Brown, Winchester; Rodes
Brown, Sperryville; Julian l.
Brown, Culpeper, and Robert Lee
Brown, Washington, Va, and a
daughter. Mrs. Francis Churchill
Jones, Richmond.
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1fatHH

MILLS. MARY Z. On Wednesday, Feb
MaRy SlaFy M 9Ie obe9 at Doctors of amsI Hospts
Frederick c. and Charles W Mills: and
Mrs. Helen o. ONeil; sister of Charles
Hall, Remains resting at Chambers Fu-
neral Home. Home, 51z 1lth St. St; Sc. until Fri
St. Dominic's Catholic Church at 8 am.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
NELSON. CURTIS c.. On Wednesday,
sS s Ma sS Ht s Of Psan' maFy ss
beth Nelson, father of William C., James
S: and Lydia Penelope Nelson; Services
am. Interment Cincinnati, Ohio.
-, ovERMAN, MARION MALLETT. On
MALLETT OVERMAN, beloved husband of
Gertrude B., oyerman, father of William
and Michael Overman. Services at the
W. K. Huntemann Funeral Home, 1872
Georgia ave NV, on Saturday, February
invited to attend. Interment private. II
PAYNE, WILLIAM F.. On Wednesday,
February 10, 1850. at the Arlington Hos
pital. Arlington, Va, WILLIAM F.. PAYNE
Herbert l., Grafton K. and Charles L.
Payne: Friends may call at the zrkle
ices will be held on Saturday, February
IS, at pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery II
PEYToN. ISAAC S. r. On Wednesday,
Eads St: ne, ISAAC S. +. PEYToN. He
leaves, to mourn their loss one brother,
Timothy Peyton; one sister. Ethel B. Pey-
tives an and many friends; Remains si resting
at the Morrow & Woodford. Inc, Funeral
Home, 1922 l1th st, NV. Notice of fu-
neral later.
rb1Safg T. fHRIEs 55a Il 1 .sssnas 1R fsa
loved husband Of Mrs jamie &c G. : pickett Pi et
MIS- Edh shsRs Friends pfke sre In
to call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th St
4bd Tbrsda2 M2ss Febrsrv awe ne gntil 10
Waltz Funeral Home, Windfield Md, on
SatuIfdiay' February Is. 1nterment Tay-
PURDUM. KATIE LILLIAN. On Thurs
Gathers Rest Home, Gaithersburg Md.
Katie LILLIAN PURDUM (nee Murphy,
the wife Of the late William F: Purdum Of
Judge Charles R. and Rebecca Murphy.
Mrs. Purdum rests at Gartner's Funeral
Home Gaithersburg' Nd. Notice of fu-
neral arrangements later.
REYNOLDS, HARVEY JAMES. Sud-
denly, on Tuesday, February IA, 1850, at
Alexandria, va, HARVEY JAMES REYN-
son of Evelyn Linkins, father of Margaret
Slinke, James, John and Franklin Reyn-
olds; brother OF Benny, Charles and Jack
REYNOLDS; Mrs. Charles V. Inlay and Mrs
". T Alexander Funeral services at the
Cunningham Funeral Home, 500 Cameron
St, Alexandria. Va, Friday, February H.
at pm. Interment in Bethel Cemetery.
10
ROUSE, LUCY ELLEN On wednesday,
February 10, 1850, at her residence, 1925
Franklin st. ne, LUCY ELLEN ROUSE,
beloved mother Of William NJ. Rouse and
sister Iaa Of Mrs Irene Lowery and William
tives, and many friends Notice of fu-
neral later. Arrangements by Mcclure,
Inc. Kinston, N. c., papers please copyJ
SCOTT. MAMIE RoNErTA. On Tues
day February "A, 1850: at 11:05 am, at
RoNETTA scoTT. daughter Of Edward |
and Mamie Scott niece Of Estelle jackson.
Georgia A. Simmons and John Meredith
She also leaves host of other relatives
and friends: The late Miss Scott may be
viewed at Stewards Funeral Home. 80 H
St: ne, after Pm. Thursday. Funeral
Friday, February II, at pm. from st.
paul's A. U. NJ. P. Church, 4th and Eye
SITS. Sc, Rev. r. c. Scott officiating In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 10
SCOTT, RONETTA. Forest Temple, No.
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0arhH uf ThankH

ROBERTSON, MARGARET FRANCES
tPEGGY. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our many
friends and pastor, DR.. Crawford, for their
sympathy and kindness during our be-
Mr. AND MRS. JOHN ROBERTSON ia
Evening star., 1950-02-16

Talk about ovine Nothing short Of manufacturers overloaded
ockroo could make such value this possible Handsomely
tailored corduroy With all the features you look for
penve mokesnew and patch pocket stng With peaked
opes leather buttons vented back lining Get
year round! Regular IS a. longs 81 to A.
Evening star., 1950-02-16

Chuuffeurs to Hold Ball
The 23rd annual ball of the
Private Chauffeurs' Benevolent
Association will be held at 9 pm.
Saturday in the Shoreham Hotel,
Evening star., 1950-02-16

NUNEI Ia. FOTtSt Temple, NO.
8, l. B. P. o. E. of W, is hereby
notified to meet In a session OF
sorrow Thursday. February Is,
$50, at 7:30 pm, to arrange
for the funeral of Daughter
RONETTA SCOTT, to be held
Friday. February II, at ] pm,
PaupS A IT M p rt1urrh Afh
Evening star., 1950-02-16

recite the rosary for our de-
ceased brother, ERNEST I; LAYcocK.
Spiritual Director. II
LOGAN, CATHERINE. On Sunday,
February II, 1850, at Gallinger Hospital,
CATHERINE LOGAN, beloved wife OF
James Logan. Also surviving are four
Teatvss S and ffs ends hG rends n9s may ns
after 3 pm. Thursday, February i6. at
johnson Johnson g. jenkins Funeral Home. 2053
H. At o pm from FFSs' tas abpSs
named funeral home. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
MATHA, ELIZABETH NJ. On Tuesday
February, ID. 1850, at her residence, 1s4C
M1intWood pl. NV; ELIZABETH M
W Matha Mrs Marie M. zaaniser, Mis-!
Dora M. Matha and Arch W. Matha Re.
l mains r resting at Ct the s: Il; Hines Co. Flu:
pm. Thursday, February 16. Services anc
interment Tionesta, Pa. 16
MARTIN. JESSIE. Departed this lif,
Tuesday. February a.. 1850, Mrs. JESSIE
MARTIN MI % Of 1923 Marion st. nv. She |.
Martin; one son, three stepchildren and &
host of other relatives and friends. Re-
mains. may be viewed Thursday, Februar!
neral aisp Home 81 Fords s aa ave nW sT0S F Fu
neral services on Friday, February II, a
| PM, at the above funeral home. Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
| MAYES, MERIMON. On Tuesday, Feb
ruary IA, 1850, at his residence, Spencer
vile, Md, MERIMON MAYES, beloved sor
| Of Mrs. Cora F. Mayes and the late AIRS
lC. Mayes. Also surviving are three sis
ters, Mrs. Georgia White, Mrs. Grace But
Ter and Mrs. Pauline Clay; two brothers
Samuel Mckay and Garland Mayes, ant
other relatives and friends Remains rest
ing at the Snowden & Davis Funera
Home, Rockville, Nd. Funeral Saturday
February Is, at l pm, from the Rount
Oak Baptist Church, Spencerville, Md
Rev. B. Bolts off1ciating. Family may b.
seen at 621 Upshur st. NV II
MCNAMARA, MARIA A. on Tuesday
FEBRUARY Ia, 1850. at her residence, g
Michigan ave. ne, MARIA A. MCNAMARA
beloved wife of the late Martin F. Nc
Namara and mother of Agnes c.. Thoma
A.. Winifred F. and Cecilia NJ Mcnamara
Funeral from the above residence on Fri
day, February II, at $40 am ReouieD
mass at st. Martins Church at Q am
Relatives and friends invited Intermen
/ Mount Olivet Cemetery. The Blessed Vir
gin Sodality of st. Martins Church vii
meet at the above residence on Thurs
| day. February 16. at 7:30 p.m., 70
recitation of the rosary. 16
MILLER, BENJAMIN L. On Februar.
H. 1899 q araS9,E 7$91 Flower AYR Tskom
er of Amos A. Miller and William F
Miller. Services at Chambers' Funera
Home, 3O72 M st. NV, on Friday, Feb
, ruary II, at $50 am. Interment Arling
ton National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-02-16

| LAYCOCK. ERNEST L. The members
| @N of the Holy Name Society of
| N st. Peters Church will assem-
| IHSSW W&N BILE on Friday evening. Febru-
INV ~ ary II, 1850, at s o'clock, at
! ~&W the James T. Ryan Funeral
| N6 Home, 317 Pa. ave. Sc, to
recite the rosary for our de-
ceased brother. ERNEST L. LAYCOCK.
| ROBERT C. HICKMAN, President
| REV. MARTIN w. HYLAND,
| Spiritual Director II