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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-07-19
ChaseyiNe

CHASEVILLE - Mrs. L. B
Laughlin, Miss Geneva Laughlin
and Mrs. Edison Murphy attend
ed funeral services for Mrs
| Archie N. Campbell at Coshocton
Tuesday.
Miss Dora and Mamie Miller,
Sarahsville, R. D. recently visit
ed Miss jamie and William
Laughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thorne
of Fairborn. Miss Janice Treherne
and Mrs. Otis Foraker of Old
Washington, visited with Mrs. L.
B. Laughlin, recently.
Miss Rosella Corwin, Caldwell,
visited friends in Chaseville last
week.
Mrs. Goldie Kackley, Akron,
Mrs. Ada Danford and Mrs. Rosa
Drake, Pleasant City were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Det-
ira, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dettra and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
land Clark, Middleburg, Sunday.
Visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Dettra's Sunday were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcus Cant and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hickle and
daughter, jeanne, Mrs. Harley
Drurm and daughter, Waneda,
c. C. Bird, Summer Dettra, Whit
ney Mason, Mr.. and MRS. Ben
Couch and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blaine Williams, Mrs. L. B.
Laughlin, John Pipa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Wallace, Othor Laugh
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Finley,
Mrs. Hazel Finley and son Dean
ie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Murphy
and family visited her mother,
Mrs. Bertha Nicholson in Byes-
vile recently.
Kay and Darrell Barnett of
Derwent, spent last week with
their sister, Mrs. Edwin Dettra
and family.
Mrs. Ruth Burns of Senecaville,
visited Mrs. Harley Drumm,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dettra at
tended funeral service of Arthur
Leeper, Monday at Senecaville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Murphy and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Brown, DerWent, Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Murphy and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dettra
and family were callers in Cam
bridge, Saturday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-07-19

SUMMERFTELD Regular
Farm Bureau meeting will be
held Friday evening, July q,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Reed. The discussion of the even
ing will be our own state, ohio.
Rep. George c. Philpot, Emily
Havener, c. D. Mckinney and
Rev. Marie Tschappat will give
talks. Miss Iada Burris will give
a musical selection and all mem
bers are urged to attend.
Return Home
Little Linda Weaver, who has
been a guest OF her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weaver the
past three weeks, has returned to
her home in Barberton.
Attend Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. James Palmer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Warren and
children of Dexter City attended
the 57th wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Horton, held
at their home in ByesVille, Sun
day. Mr.. Horton is a brother of
Mrs. Palmer.
Lawn Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Wilson and child
rem and the Orville Helber child
rem, all of Columbus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Havener were
guests for a lawn dinner at the
Earl Day home, Sunday evening.
Attend Reunion
Several from here attended the
annual Amanda Green reunion
held Sunday at Riverside Park,
Mt. Vernon.
On Vacation
Mrs. Ruth Reed and daughter
are spending this week at South
Olive caring for the small child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Weston,
while they and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Reed are vacationing.
Marvin Orr Of Cambridge,
visited the weekend with Donnie
Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Preece and
children, Cambridge, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Morris, Sunday.
Guests at the home of Sam
King the weekend were Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Ruble, and family, Mr..
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-07-19
Sharon

SHARON - Church notes fOl
Sunday July %.
Presbyterian, preaching service
at $50 a. m. followed by Sunday
school at 1920.
Methodist, preaching service
at 7:45 p. m. David Shimp will
bring the message. Subject "The
Second Coming of Christ" Chill
dren of the community are urged
to attend for story and flannel
graph preceding the preaching
service.
Mystery Club
Mrs. Lillian Boyd and Mrs.
Ruth Marquis entertained mem
berS of the Mystery Club of the
Methodist church at the Boyd
home, Monday evening July 9.
President Frances Kuntz pre-
sided. Vera Harmon led the de-
votional service and Bible ques-
tionS.
Quilting was discussed and
plans for a picnic for the August
meeting at the church.
Edna Wiley had charge of con-
tests with Vera Harmon winning
prize.
Refreshments were served by
hosteSseS to ten members and
several guests.
W.C.T.U.
President of local union, Anna
Archibald presided at the July
meeting of Sharon W.C.T.U. at
the Presbyterian church, We'd
nesday evening July II.
Topic, "The Door to Patriot
ism" Vera Harmon read the
Scripture lesson and Leota Wind
er offered prayer.
Pledge to America flag and
Americans Greed, repeated in
unison. A numer of readings
were read by members.
Bible School
Rev. Leslie Pritchard and Miss
Irene Marquis are conducting a
Daily Vacation Bible school at
the Presbyterian church each
morning from 900 to 100. Chill
dren of community are invited.
Personals
Howard Marquis of Cambridge,
was calling on his brother, T. L.
Marquis, Saturday, also attended
the funeral of Mrs. Carrie Dun
lap at the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Jessie Marquis visited
with her brother, Frank Steen
and family of Akron, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Ferrell
Of GAINESVILLE, spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Ocie Har-
mon who is ill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Harmon and children of
near HoskinSville called on her
Sunday.
Mrs. Olive Foreman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Foreman spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Letitia Steen.
Mrs. Irene McMeekin and
daughter-in-law of Columbus
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. c.. z.
Marquis last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Boyd
and children Joan and Billie,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Boyd's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Loren
Ramsey at Caldwell.
Mrs. Paul Cain is a patient at
st. Francis hospital, Cambridge.
Mrs. May Cain of Canton, is
staying at the Cain home during
her absence.
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SUMMERFTELD NEWS

| and Mrs. Chester Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Day attend
ed funeral services for W. S.
Shakes, Cambridge, Sunday
| afternoon.
Enjoyed Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Frashure
/ of Clarksburg, w. Va, and son,
Brent, visited the weekend with
the latter'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Fogle Little Brent remain
ed for weeks visit.
In Hospital
Russell DotSon remains in a
serious condition at Bethesda
hospital, GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Dotson
has been a barber here for a
number of years.
Mrs. Hayes Sutherland is a
patient in st. Francis hospital,
Cambridge, where she is slowly
improving from major opera
ton.
Visited Here
Harry Smith, son of Mr., and
Mrs. Harley Smith, who is in
Navy training at Great Lakes,
visited the weekend with his
parents.
Personals
Little Gary Dysert, who had
his tonsilS removed last week, IS
rapidly recovering and visited the
first part of the week with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dotson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Gibson were
dinner guests of their son, Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Gibson, Cambridge
Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Fields of Arlington,
visited Monday with LeOta
Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Marshall
have returned to their home in
Parkersburg, w. Va, after visit
ing for several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. K. Pryor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bode, Mr..
and Mrs. Gail Horton, Ida Harts-
horn and Fred Code enjoyed
picnic, Sunday at Fishers Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Triplett
are announcing the marriage of
their daughter, Ruth to Don Car
penter of the Batesville COM
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meek,
Helen Meek, and Mrs. George
Craig visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Meek at Shiloh. the weekend.
Mrs. nellie Cunningham is
visiting this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Barnes, Cambridge.
Ted Osborne and son, Gene,
Cleveland, visited Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Amanda Os-
borne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Curtis visited
the formers mother, Mrs. Walter
Curtis, Canton, Sunday and Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B. Clark
and daughter, Sandy and son,
Alan of Magnolia, spent the past
week with relatives at Summer
field Sarahsville and POmeroy.
Mr. and Mrs Mckinley Morris
and daughter, Kay of Lorain,
were visiting relatives near here
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Clark of
Caldwell, were Sunday visitors
at Jesse Clark'S.
Mrs. Homer Roe and son, Earl
were visiting at Bernard Vests,
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ancil Roe and
children, James, Jean, Billy and
Roger of Steubenville, were
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OLIVE GRANGE

Regular meeting of the Olive
Grange will be held Tuesday,
July "a, at 7:30. A cupcake con-
test will be held and prizes given.
There will be contest and pro-
gram at the social hour. Cake,
ice cream and coffee will be
served at the close of the meet
ing.
Evening star., 1951-11-21
NOTICE TO JOE APPLICANTS
HELP WOMEN tcons. !

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
girl for hatr-tinting. and all-around
operator; also man hair stylist; ex-
Gel; working conditions: 5-day wk.
GUILBO. 1645 Conn. ave. NV. MI,
BEAUTY OPERATOR, manicurisf, at
once; good salary and commission /;
established clientele. BEAUTY CEN
BEATrY e oPEHRAToR,' NV experienced:
top salary; pleasant surroundings;
on4slIally or ol' Eyaba nice clientele OIL. 1914
BEAUTY OPERATORS for manicuring
branch Gallons, 5-day week, top SAL
~ and commission. EMILE. 1921
BooKKEEPER. 9Sa9i fTfi experience nece:Ssr, wss
IN accounts, payable and receivable;
f3fa-das dsosS Tk. Call MRS. LUCE.
BooKKEEPER AND OFFICE MAN.
AGER ASSISTANT - knowledge of
ful; Box 43-S, Star.
CASH1ER-Retail store experienced;
references; excellent salary; perma-
nent position; pleasant working con-
ddintiSSns; SURPLUS SALES CO, 425
CAsHIERIGrin room; good as WAGES,
meals INCLUDED Apply auditors Of
< nee, &. CARLTON HOTEL, 10th and
CASHIER for mems furnishings store;
sXper; preferred. Apply NATIONAL
SHIRT SHOP. 942 r st. NV.
CASHIER and credit interviewer for
a ,eading jewelry store; pleasant
S95kns s pas SaasEion emDoyss esSs
JEWELERS.. 7oI 5th st. NV A23
CASHIER: young girl. RICKY TIES.
us I4th st. NV. -2I
FOR RETAIL STORE oper.
alton. Must have some experience in
sales ticket routine. preparation
Fl 4Ls-das dassasyy yyeek. Call MRS. LUCE,
cLERKSPToo cLERKTo be trained in .operstion
Of bookkeeping machine: 35-hr. wk. 1
Bethesda area. Apply in person. 500
Bradley Blvd Chevy Chase. Md:
CLERK with knowledge Of typins
pleasant working conditions. Apply
Ms MISS F ,Rothseb, i UL1NE ICE Co. sra
cIFRk, LEI 4 seS; exper' r;e' for drv eissnrs Lean
csil esGIe j6 y0?d ss24S Hay; good working sGnd
-TYPisT and general once
pay and working conditions. See
Nj. Holley CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
GO 7IS3 Wis. ave. Bethesda. Nd
CIERK-TYPIsr. 5-day week, 40
BAUscH AND LoMB OPTICAL CO, |
n I2Js E Eye Sc NV second floor.
downtown appliance finance COM |
week. Starting salary. s175 to
500, depending on experience. Call
MR. HARRINGTON. DI. s54l. IA
Bethesda area; 35-
hr. wk.; permanent employment. |
Apply in person, COLUMBIA SPEC
IALTY. 500 Bradley blvd. Chevy
Chase. Md. 81
ILERK-TYPIsT. 81 to 40. CONNER
Giai Ga background; ability to take
agGh sys + REILLY y. SO. 60. 1884 New York
;LERK -TYPIST, age 81 to So; must
be good typist; experience in payroll
Tork helpful; pleasant working con-
ditionS with employe benefits after
y months employment Apply per-
sonnel Office. MAYFLOWER HOTEL, /
Conn. ave. and De Sales st. NV.
needed to learn
finance business; pleasant working
conds.; vacation with pay: free IN
surance and disqualification; apply |
in person. LINCOLN LOAN SEW.
1SEi Rainier' NM Md. '4ls R. l. ave. vt.
1LERK RK-TYPIST-Desirable pos; life
insurance one girl ofc.; genI ofc.
work; some secretarial. Call EX. |
4522, MR. RIORDAN -23
Evening star., 1951-11-21
HELP MEN Cont

UsHERs AND DooRMAN. full time
wATCHMAS. Report to Master Build
ers JOB near 640o block Aser I'd.
vARf.TYPis;rMs aRfft1FyiPls; Nd -lBM. Proportional S
excellent position for qualified per-
Cali Cali NE. IL sSIf Tqt'n e"Di0's oensi''' Msi
WELDER, electric: exper. with tabri-
eating. reading blueprints and lay
gut Gut gorE S2ds on structural steel. oSSah
MAN; mechanically inclined for
washing machine repairing. Good
salary: sober. references. PROCTER
& HUTCHINSON. 37l4 14th st.
MAN wanted al aSpGi for stock farm; good
housing. superior living conditions
beef bee csseH' cattle farm. rma 50 80 miles % from IN
Washinstpn; Ssshi N9 o..1 Modern eauippsnt,
MAN. part time, TO- collect regular
m9n5s mean csno HH Mast ear ys n or
Room 434, BOND BLDG. -2I
MAN, reliable, sober. to work as fire.
Arlington. OW. 636S., 26
Rawleigh business: you will be sur
prised at big results others secure;
no selling experience necessary to
start: buy on credit; golden oppor-
tuniiy to build up solid business
RAWLEIGHS. Dept. DCK-14-143,
Y0nNG MAN, good future. R1cKEY
TIES, us I4th St NV I'll
YOUNG MAN-Engineering exper.. to-
assist construction superintendent
as timekeeper and expedite material;
salary open, JU. 7-94SS, o to 5.
YOUNG MAN, age 22-25. to train as
assistant credit manager of large
finance company in Silver Spring
area; mutual company benefits. Call
MR.. BRITT. ST. S400. 90
YOUNG MAN, with car to be trained
for sales service work; excellent
earnings: chance for promotion with
good established company: call 10
2--o423 for appointment for inter
YOUNG MAN, colored. to work nights.
5 to 10 pm, on soda fountain in
and SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-21

own work. Reason
able. HU. 1866 after pm. 24s
Evening star., 1951-11-21
THE EVENING STAR
.1l0l Penna. Ave NV

COLLECTION DEPT. needs several
women for collection work: excel
lent salary. Apply EISEMAN's, 18th
COMPANION TO semi-invalid; house
keeping and plain cooking; 2 adults
CAN WO. 303S, before 8 pm. -23
COOK, colored, ANIL pm. daily: {:
sober and reliable. EAST CAPITOL
PHARMACY. sth and East Capitol
CREDIT CLERK to operate Tel-Auto-
graph machine; interesting work.
DENTAL AssisTANT. exper. not nee
essary; must live convenient to West
FILE CLERK sADDREssoGRAPH oP-
ERATOR-We will train. excellent
Eopkng S0pI1 Ssrsdn eonditions 4ohF week
napndry s y si0d and dry "eEnr eleanina. aAN 1873 @
Florida ave. NV. -23
FOOD CHECKER. experienced-Good
salary, meals and hours. Apply in
person. See Mr.. Cohen, 8 to IL am.
Or 3 to s pm: FAN & BILLS. IIs2
6Gfai IN GIRL GIRL. color.d, e exper.; !;
CHEVY CHASE PHARM.. Wo. 5000.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, exper. pref.
but not necessary. No night or Sun.
Excel. salary. COURTHOUSE PHAR-
MACY, 1921 N. Courthouse rd. ia,
2-67S7. -2I
GIRL. experienced. ii:3O
to 2:30. Monday through Friday.
COLONIAL DRUG, 1119 18th st.
NV. -27
REPAIR SUPERVISOR
experienced in clothing repair. able
to teach others: previous alteration
shop experience desirable, sood
working conditions; S-hr. day. g.
day wk.: handicapped considered.
NE. 5940 for sppt. -21
HOSTESS-Dining rm and cashing
experience for prominent cafeteria;
good hours, salary. meals and ex-
cellent environment. Apply ALLIES
INN. lSO3 New York ave 90
Evening star., 1951-11-21
SITUATIONS MEN

HANDYMAN, colored, wishes part.
time work from to 10 pm; exper.
In. office cleaning. Call Ii. 4-6591
after 3. 81
PAIN NIING-PAPERING - First-class
work: crew available; large or small
JOB. Call evenings, HO. 1888. 23s
MEN AVAILABLE-For employment,
odd Jobs. yard work wall washing.
CARPENTRY housecleaning, etc. SAL
WALTON ARMY Harbor Lights Corp.
Me 4532
PARTTIME. ewes, week ends; man.
40, college graduate; experience in
retailing. selling management. Box
240-A. Star. 2is
TYPIST, Cuban. knows perfect Eng
llSh, type at high speed in English or
Spanish: JUAN MIGUELTORINA,
8 EXPER. YOUNG MEN available
ewes. and Sat. for sales or clerical
MAN desires position,
cleaning and waxing fls. AT, SS22.
Evening star., 1951-11-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES

DOZENS OF POSITIONS in radio
broadcasting open to trained per-
sonnet: accelerated evening course
commences November 9th; number
OF applicants limited; addition re-
quired. Write or phone NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF BROADCASTING,
1888 10th st. NV, DE. 65S0.
FRENCH. GERMAE-PVt irstruc. by
highly cultured diplomats widow;
English 70 foreigners. HO. 1855.
need reservationists, pas
senger agents, ground radio opera
tors. commandments, hostesses.
Hign-grade public contact positions,
with good adVancements. Men, aged
to 50, girls ~ to "a High school
graduates and unmarried. Learn II
you can qualify. Interview by ap-
pointment only. Phone MR. T. A.
BYRD. at once. DI. 1880 Ext. 202,
airline division. Central SchoOls.-22
NEW CLASSES In typing, shorthand,
bookkeeping. comptometer; small
classes: SAVES ia usual time; fully
accredited. Inquire Ma. 2:j40. BOYD
SCHOOL, cor. G and 18th, over
Z!otnick's.
PRIVATE INSTR, voc. and tnstru,,
by N. Eng. Conservatory of Music
grad. who has done concert and
radio work, as well as extensive
grad. work in music educ. LOUIS
CLOSER, DE. 9S46. Pc
PIANO INSTRUCTION-25 years ex-
perlence, graduate Peabody Con-
SerVato-y; studio. Conn. ave. bet.
que and r. For apptr call 10.
2-962S.
Evening star., 1951-11-21
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H.W.-Girl. white. desires fun time
lob; six DAYS week: local references.
MI. 0025, Call. 9 to IL noon.
GIRI colored. wishes g .h.w. or days
work or steady work LU. 6720.
GIRL, colored. wishes job, cleaning of
any Lind school, hotel or kit. helper,
HO. 1910 after !.
GIRL. colored wishes lob; 4 or 5 days
Tk.' reliable, dependable; city ref
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE desires
work of any kind, Saturday and
SUNDAY. TA 1885. -21
WOMAN desires morning work. Call,
Q to 1880, HO. S70S.
YOUNG GIRL wants eve. job; mother
helper or child care. Wo. 1897
COLORED GIRL wants 3 days work;
Tues. Wed. Thurs. ME. 1857.
CoLORED GIRL desires housework.
COIoRED GIRL wants s.h.w., 5-day
week; fond of children. Refs. RE,
CoLSRED d9aE WOMAN desires 5.day
week; live in or out. Call DU. 464S.
COLORED WOMAN desires housework
5 days: reliable; ref. Phone RE.
Evening star., 1951-11-21
BOOKKEEPER
HELP DOMESTIC

COMPANION WANTED - Woman.
colored to live In home and care for
convalescent. Hours and pay can
be adjusted. Apply 1905 Sth st. n W
between 9-l1:30 am. or call Ho.
COok-Live in. lovely upstairs rm.;
light NV. no laundry; must be
exper. good cook: of half day Thurs.
Srd and every gdg Sun. after breakfast; $50.
COOK. $50, expen., refs. live in or
out; upstairs rooms. do laundry; no
housework: Thurs. and every other
Sun. of after breakfast; other live
in help employed. IA. 4109. -2l
COOk-G.H.W.. live in; one In family;
$50: Call EN-. 1902. -222
COOK -G.H.W., for new small I-story
kitchen incl dishwasher and dryer;
live in, 2nd-fi. otrs. with pvt. bath;
permanent position with excellent
working conditions; nr. transp.; $50
week. OR. s46e. rs
GGsayyis gays; no irooning; local references,
G G,H.w.ALiving HyattsviIle-Ber-WSyn
area; $50 wk. clear of taxes HOTEL
COURT, e999 BALTIC. blvd. TO. 567s.
G.H.w.. experienced; live in; plenty
time of and every other Sun; new
home; couple and . children; pvt.
rm. and shower; S25 wk.; refs. es-
sential. Apply Box 491-z, Star.
G.H.w,, good with children, able to
room and bath; 5ia-day week
G.H,W.-Afternoons only: 6-day wk.;
must be good cook; family adults
Vicinity 18th and Que NV. Call be-
tween and pm, NO. 37S7. -21
Oh. W., plain cooking; l child ala;
ssto $50 Thurs. and Sun. of. Wo,
GIRL OR WOMAN to do gh.w.; must
be intelligent and fond Of children:
to live in; excel. home for right per
SON. salary according to ability, Call
HousEKREPER Ij I2g PER for motherless home:
NO. 320l.
HOUSEKEEPING can overlook
dust if children are happy. Mother
old. viii be employed i DAYTIME time
substitute can be found; must live
IN; pleasant upstairs room; 5l2-
Gay week; share holidays, salary,
Si;So zig e :, $50: health card; refs,
HoUSEKEEPER. white. experienced; !;
live in; plain cooking;, pvt. rm. and
bath: adults; must have excellent
IelS. "a -.0T0 a1ter u D.In.
L.H.W., cook, mothers helper; settled
woman; in exchange for room and
board and small salary. FA. 2064
NURSEMAID. white. dependable. ca
pas55i6e; llye in in; schoolboy and baby
WOMAN, colored. between 35 and
A. light housework; fond of chill
dren. willing to go to New York:
other help employed; S35 wk. ia.
WOMAN, white, clean; in walking
distance of Wardman Park; for
part-time work in apt. CO. o392.
WOMAN G.H.w.-Live in; no chill
dren: a day of each week, every
other Sunday off; age. 80 to so
wears. EN- S36S. 24s
white lady to live in.
ffare for 5oI ! child. Call after 6 Pm,
WHi1E Hi nE''tvoi WOMAN to live in: 3 s.h'w.:
S9nf Ss}b Tef s"ea Can SefrS aE 5ss5 az s snd
HOME for white Christian lady.
Room, board and salary. FIR 1889.
SUPERIOR GIRL for g.h.w.. live in
and part care 2 children, with Eng
lish family. OIL. 4674. -23
LADY to care for small apt.
and 3h-yr. -old child salary COM
mensurate with ability: 5-day wk
Apply in person only, Thurs, 10-4.
CoLoRED MaD''vg WOMAN NJ f." to clean ONCE
in Takoma Park; good refs. re-
auired; 75c per hr. GE. 0437.
MRS. MURPHY. -23
Evening star., 1951-11-21
HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER.

National publication requires aceu-
rate stenographer, under 80; b-day
wk., vacation, insurance. hospitali-
cation. good starting salary; unusual
opportunity for advancement. CO.
lO14 pa
Evening star., 1951-11-21
SITUATIONS WOMEN

FASHION DESIGNING at Thy home
for manufacturer or fashion shop
or similar work. Box 246-A. Star,
21s
GIRLS, colored. (2). desire work of
any kind. AK. PASS.
SECRETARY, exper.. shorthand and
tipping, wants part-time work. Please
call ia. 7770.
sTENOGRAPHER would like tipping
work st home. efhcient. TU. 2916.
Evening star., 1951-11-21
HELP WOMEN

SALESLADY. full and part time for
curtain, and drapery store, must be
type Of merchandise; nice working
conditions; good salary: store To-
Gated In Shirlington business cen
ter; prefer. someone living in vicini-
ty. Phone MR.. SHEEHAN. OV.
6464. "a
SALEsLADY, experienced in hosiery
and bags. Apply I. MILLER SHOE
Evening star., 1951-11-21
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDED ROOMS. rec. rms. attic fn-
ished, kit. remodeling, etc Quality
work at ordinary prices. Free estr-
KIN-MAY CoNSTRUcTioN CO,
WA. 6l54. 6-S pm -@3
ADDITIONS and home improvements,
basement to roof: up to : yrs TO
pay. HAMILTON CONTR. CO.. RE.
aDDiTIONs AND REMoDEILING
from basement to reof Terms il
desired. Call SH. 1884 for free
estimates. RICHARD B. FERRIS,
Evening star., 1951-11-21
HELP WoMEN

YOUNG LADY. 1885. for general Of
fice clerical work In weli-known
women's specially shop; tipping abil-
1ty not necessary. Apply WHELAN'S,
1105 r ST, NV 30
Evening star., 1951-11-21
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST
CLEPK-TYPIST

Alert, young woman. 1875 years OF
age for permanent position in our
photoengraving department Must be
able TO handle details and type at
least 80 words per min. Apply
Personnel, Room SOC. Open week
DAYS. S:30-5 and Sat. 9-I. No phone
calls
THE EVENING STAR
lI0l Penna Ave NV
Evening star., 1951-11-21

YOUNG MEN. IS to %. to assist
circulation manager Must be free
to travel Texas, Calf, Fla. and
return. Expenses advanced: trans
portation furnished. new cars. Aver
age weekly, $50 plus bonus See
Mr., GINSLER. Cairo Hotel. 10th
and @ stS. No phone calls. 2l'
WE are IN need of an exp. Chrysler-
Plymouth shop foreman Only an
exp. man need apply. 5-day wk..
disqualification. parking privil. Good
pay for the right man. II you
qualify, apply at CAPITOL GARAGE.
1920 New York ave. NV. See Mr.
Green. -23
PROGRESSIVE INTERESTING work
with unlimited advancement pos
sibilities; permanent positions for
10 men. Apply AMERICAN Fl
NANCE co, 330s R. / ave. Mt.
coLLECTfoN DEPT. needs several
men for collection work Excellent
salary. Apply EISEMAN's 7th and
F sts. NV. -2l
MEN. colored; mailman for after
noon. and switchboard operator for
Saturday night. in modern apt.
bldg. See RESIDENT MGR. 1901
Mass, ave, NV 90