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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08
Keedysville News

Election of officers was held re-
Gently by the Homecoming Associa-
ton in Taylor Memorial Park. Re-
suits were: Mayor Charles Taylor,
Clarence Smith, vice
president; Mrs. Sabina Baker, sec
rotary; George w. Buxton, treas
urer; and Clifton Smith, general
The date of the Home
coming was set for the first week in
A Halloween social followed the
business session and prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Cleo Flock, Mrs.
Harry Remsburg and Clifton Smith.
Regina Hammond guessed the iden-
tity of the yelled woman, who prov
ed to be Gerald Hammond. Prizes
were given to the children in cos
tunes. Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Robert
Mays and Lloyd Meats served as
judges. The refreshment commit
tee was composed of Mrs. Cleo Flock
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08

came running and pleading for a
drink of water, when she had plenty
at home. Also, in this case, any re-
quest was to be refused to break the
spell.
One day beef was to be shot. A
marksman was detailed for the job.
He fired. The beef simply bawled
and ran about. Another shot and
then a third, with the same effect.
Nothing awaiting, the gun was hand
ed to another man present who
brought the beef down with one
shot. When the beef was skinned
and prepared, the first three bullets
were found embedded in the steers
skull, in close proximity to the
brain-but the bullets never faxed
it. What is the explanation? Why,
we are told the man who fired the
shots which were ineffective had
been bewitched by someone who did
not like him. So there!
Here's something more about
Raven Rock Hollow: On top of the
big rock, says a Smithsburg resident,
there used to be, and probably still
is, a spring of fine water gushing
out of the summit, emptying itself
into crevaces of the rock and dis
appearing through a subterranean
channel to the creek below. Years
ago this was a favorite picnic place
for young people, especially on
Easter where they would stage a
party and eat Easter eggs. Water
from the Raven Rock Hollow finds
its way into the water supply for
There was a spring on the Tow
son place, near the town, from which
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08
Horse and Buggy Days
BY OLDTIAIER

er did not want to sell any such good
layers, so the sale was refused. But
here's the crux of the story: The
hens all stopped laying completely.
OF course the method of procedure
was to consule a witch doctor. The
owner of the chickens was told that
someone had bewitched the chick
ems and he gave the owner direc-
tons on what to do, i E., kill one
and hang it up over a fire. When
this was done it was said the guilty
party would come and ask for some
thing, which should not be given.
Soon the woman came who had
wanted to buy one of the chickens
and wanted to borrow some salt.
This was refused. Then she asked
for some yeast. Everything the
woman wanted was denied, accord
ing to instruction, and the hens be-
gan to lay again as usual.
A farmer living west of Smiths
burg was going out into the field
with his horses to pillow. The horses
got half way across the bars and
wouldn't bulge. Well, bewitched!
was the conclusion At once the
farmer fastened to Smithsburg to
consult a witch doctor living there.
He was told to burn something IRE
cords do not say WHAT and the
witch would come and want some
thing. Pretty soon an old woman
living across the field from the farm
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08

water was piped to the square in
Smithsburg for a fountain. By the
way, Smithsburg today has fine
supply of pure mountain water.
In years gone by the ''bellsnickle''
was favorite sport on New Years
day. 1t meant that certain young
people would dress up in fantastic
manner and frequent the streets of
the town for the amusement of
people who would come to witness
the demonstration. The practice how
ever, is extinct today, as far as we
could learn, but it used to be big
sport.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08

Bad manners are held responsible
for many automobile injuries.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08
RUBBER STAMPS

We make 'em in a Jiffy!
StOuffer Printing Co., Phone 1900
Advt.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08

Mrs A. H. Snively entertained her
card club recently. The door prize
was won by Mrs. Marion Harshman.
Other prizes were awarded to Mrs.
John Wagner, Mrs. George Bell and
Mrs. Melvin Mullen. Others at
tending were: Mrs. Cora Weaver.
Mrs. Harold Lowe, Mrs. Bernie
Smith and Mrs. Frances Kepler. The
refreshments and decorations were
in keeping with the Halloween sea-
son.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08

and Mrs. Fred Scheller. Large
black and yellow balls and lighted
pumpkins provided the atmosphere
for the occasion.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08

Mrs. Robert Mays will entertain
the Guild of the Mount Vernon Re-
formed Church tonight. The pro-
gram will be in charge of Miss Mary
Kefauver.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08

Mrs. Harry Remsburg and Mrs.
Sabina Baker attended the state P
T. A. convention at the Hotel Alex
ander.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Shaffer and
son, Billy, and Mrs. Sabina Baker
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Shaffer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Johnson, of Thomas,
w. Va.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08

Forty-n1ne garments, money and
a scrap book we're given to the
needlework guild. The donors in
cluded: Mrs. Theodore Poffenber-
ger, Mrs. Bernie Smith, Mrs. Cleo
Flock, Mrs Anna Pry Fisher, Miss
Pearl Poffenberger, Mrs. Carl Rowe,
Mrs. Roy Reeder, Mrs. George Bux-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08

ton, Mrs. Charles Flock, Mrs. Rus
sell Geeting, Mrs. Paul Ellis, Mrs.
Frances Kepler, Mrs. Paul Kefauver,
Miss Mary Grossnickle, Mrs. Robert
Swope, Mrs. Paul Wyand, Mrs. Ros-
coe Hammond, Mrs. James Murfn,
Mrs Fred Scheller, Mrs. George
Miller, Mrs. Chester Shaffer and
Mrs Sabina Baker. Mrs. Baker is
the local director.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08

Captain James Shank is on a good
will tour of Mexico, the Central
American states, Cuba and Panama.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

sEAMsTREss. experienced in Gus.
apply Il not auaiified. Apply in per-
son. CoRRADoS. INC. 4477 Conn.
sEHMsTEREss,. white. experienced in
person. sCHWAB BROTHERS. 100
sEaasTRRss.. ISis ii P;s. exper. on electric s
9gST Rppy IN mass peTson sdfy EAG VI sSnps 9Gs Rss
Co. 1923 7th st. NV. .
SEAMSTRESS,. white, exper. on slip
covers and draperies; good salary,
permanent. J. j. SCHLEIFER, 3514
Conn ave. OR. 4457. -4
SECRETARIES. and typists. American
University; 36,;hour week. free tut
z3n,,r tiSn and sr small ,dos salary. See MISS s'
retary who can take dictation from
lawyer at 125 words. type so, will
have lair education. Starting sAs. sa..
ary $500. Increased TO $4,000 in
4 mos. Apply Box 336-V, Star. IL
SECRETARY for general ONCE work
IN advertising agency. Perm. posi-
tion; s.s9h Start Starting salary commensurate
sEcRETARY-Exper, young lady to
desirable loc.; salary open. Apply
giving experience. references. and
If convenient inclose photograph.
sseRETaRY, Ell aHlsY ssari sraduate; good sec sesre.
tarial school empl. in present situ-
alton for at least 2 yrs. now max.
ing at least $50 per wk: exper in
dictaphone pref: by two executives
OF estab. Georgetown manufacturing
concern; Write; giving background,
interview; need replacement approx.
9 wks. Box 279-V. Star. Il
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~
MAIL AND IMPORTATION clerk,
young lady pref. no ,exper. neces.,
some typing required; alternating
mrs. Appiy in person, Mr.. James.
RALEIGH HOTEL. 18th and Penna.
MANAGER for small, f,ne restaurant
with, thorough experience in food
checking, portion control, personnel
suRE,esyision sur, rS s, etc For appointment
MANAGER. haSnifsg "a OPERATOR wanted for
s1s 1seis sunsy assuS or 81 ssa Gs oR
MANICURISTS--charles Of the Rita
has excellent opportunities in its
woodward & Lothrop Beauty Salons,
Apply WOODWARD 81 LOTHROP,
Main Bldg, Employment ONCE, 9th
Mrnn,SSaSSo mn S;So-s srGIEr.px daily; %
Hours and salary salts. DE. 3141.
MEDICAL SECRETARY. vacancy in
our operating room dept. for o
medical secretary; meals while on
duty. vacation. sick leave and other
ssastts sMsRrNcYp AYpPlg aspsTsp gsrsgnnsl once
AZ 4iE 4TiEEcHN1c1AN-pediatric.
ian's once; afternoons only. except
sat. Call Ho. 5611. 10 am. to IL
NURSES. registered, for well-estab-
lished .children's camp In the Po-
GO cones RrEsrISv foF TS1y and Auggs. nns Reply
NURSE. for pediatrician's once; must
not on Thurs. EN-. $3.50 after
NURSE. white, age 22-4o, under
graduate; to live in. CO. 4754..
surgery ONCE; age.
can RE. S2es for interview. u
r. N, personable, between
1886 for dr's ONCE; good hrs,
typing essential. College preferred.
Box 363-T. Star. II
practical or nurses aid.
white, live in, permanent. ia.
NURSES, registered, for general duty
ana operating room. rotating shift.
5t2-day week, salary and full main
tenance. Call Nursing Supervisor.
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda,
AID, white, for duty in
ngrsing home In suburbs. Live in.
ri; TEACHER for small group
children, 9-1 O'Clock; school days.
State qualifications. salary desired
and telephone number. Post Office
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HELP WOMEN

|CLERK-TYPIST for accounting dept
Of aviation organization; shorthand
helpful; permanent position. 6-day
wk.. congenial atmosphere. good
staSting soN Nr salaES; sSSa Call MRS. THoMP-
Rorf ii arensg easns sinss s sS aS.
ance CO.; very alert; with neat ap.
pearance; tipping and simple book.
keeping experience; salary accordine
to ability and experience; excellent
working conditions; 35-hr. week ano
other dement's. Call MA. $3.50 for ap-
CIERK-TYPIsT, young lady to learn
the credit installment business;
permanent position. LONGS, 731
cLERk.rHfIsr III (; aiHi for bookkeeping dept.
Of lumber. and millwork CO. in Be
sssaa Ma must Ssve agtSae OG aS d;
figures. Box I23-Y. Star. ~7
CLERK receptionist for high
type real estate office. Excel. oppor-
tunity Tor ambitious person. Apply
IN person; HERBERT HARVEY.
Rk-TYPisT. permanent position
with advancement opportunities, o.
day week, paid vacations, paid sick
leave; free insurance. DI. 1900,
cEEkk.iTYirIsT. EEi Bethesda area. s5.
spac1AIeFPY ae AAIeP c. Oses0n so$ srsdsy SHLuMRdA slRd
Chevy Chase. Md, o am. to 1880
cEERK-TYPIsTs-severalb by CO Com.
munity Chest Federation; 5-day
roundings; permanent positions;
must be good typists. Apply MI.
MCDONNELL. 1101 NJ st. NV. -6
CLERK general ONCE work;
exp; 5-day wk.; must be sober; air.
HARsY "A syaI JUSTINE. s11 18th st. NV.
CLERKS-TYPISTS - Excellent oppor-
tunity for accurate, neat typists, at
tractive salary; short workweek, 5
days, 35 hrs; ins. and hosp, paid
vacation; opportunity for advance
uNbERwpo1 mSn5 als s9Ha g1Rp mSasrn aSsn :, once
CLERH-TYPIST. claim department
large stock casualty company; .ex-
perience not necessary. Call NE.
CLERK K-TYPIsT. familiar with gen.
sHoREHAM HOTEL. E1DDs $500 fessTsrt caiVert
ciLtERakiG~TrYpIsT-5-day i III week. s2h
nosrs; nos permanent position. ST.
1879, EXT. IA. IS
CLERK estate and in.
surance exper. desired, but not es-
Ssential; 20-35 years. AP. 5151,
CLERK TYPIsT have several
openings available for the right
young ladies. Excel. working cond.
Opportunity, for advancement and
many employe benefits available.
Apply in person, HAMILTON Ma
TIONAL BANK. 619 14th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT. permanent position,
good salary. pleasant working con-
ditions. Apply ROYAL CREDIT CO.,
CLERK-TYPIsT, young lady, exper.
not neces. Ans. phone, type, file;
office mr.. Conn. and K NV Inter-
esting work. Box 374-V. Star.
CLERK-TYPIST, young. to assist
with payroll and other accounting
department work; 37Ia-hr. wk., no
SATURDAYS; Disqualification. music
BY Muzak. ST. 1895. a
for construction Of
fee. See MR.. HEATON Monday at
1880 Massachusetts ave. NV. II
CLERK-TYPIS1, age 25-40. aptitude
for figures, for insurance once; hrs.
1904 80, 5 days. QUAKER CITY
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 1 Thomas
Evening star., 1951-04-01
OFFICE CLERICAL

ton; 8 wks. vacation. ST. 2540. --4
OFFICE CLERICAL
Age 1890; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.: paid
vacations; group insurance and other
smploys dement's; Apply sAFEwAY
OFFICE CLERK, must be familiar
with retail store records: excellent
OFFICE CLERK-Must know how tc
type; local refs. necessary; excellent
opportunity; See MIR. RESNICK
oFFIcE WOE WoRKER, Efs' part par time or full
time; desirable opening; Interesting,
diversified work; tipping essential;
good pay; permanent. Apply Mr..
Waters, D. J. KAUFMAN, INC, 1905
PAkr.TfME Ar eYfi h;~ OFFICE WORKER. WORKER with
while working at home. Write, CIV
ing name, address. phone no. Box
PAY RofI CLERK. accurate with
figures. some knowledge Of typing.
fRPlE fRPRk Eof ss9fEa 1856 1866 woodia2 %aEDMAN az
pBxx OPERATOR, knowledge Of typ
ing; 4Q-hour week; age 20 to .35.
PIX OPERATOR, expr., wonderful
opportunity to learn hotel work and
be promoted to front desk relief
clerk. F1ll-time position. Apply
Mgr. EBBITT HOTEL, 1000 II st.
NV.
PIX OPERATOR, experienced. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS. 300 Mass. ave.
NV. II
PIX OPERATOR. experienced only;
typing required: good salary: 5h-day
week. Apply in person, 601 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

STENOGRAPHER-TYP
position, good chance fol-
advancement, 5z-day wk.; starting
salary, $55. Apply Mon. and Tues.
l to pm, BERNARD LUST, RIM.
901. I'll 14th st. NV.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR and
typist, under So; excellent oppor-
tunity, hours and pay. Apply in
person, Mr.. WERNER. 44lO Georgia
ave. NV, between 2 and 5 pm
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, PIX,
Bethesda area. 35-hour week; per-
manent employment. Apply In per-
son. COLUMBIA SPECIALITY CO.
SOB Bradley Blvd, Chevy Chase,
Nd, 8 am. to 1880 am. q
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR claim
girl and general office work. Large
insurance of1ce; some tipping neces-
sary; perm. position; good starting
salary; opportunity for advance.
ment; group disqualification. retire
ment plan. paid vacation; call AID.
2l6l for appointment.
TELEPHONE ANSWERING - Excel.
lent Job for physically Handicapped
person who has good telephone
voice and legible Handwriting, in
telephone answering, order taking
and switchboard relief. NE. 594O
for appointment. -3
Evening star., 1951-04-01
MATTRESSES

tlme. AppIy OYSTER BAY RES
TAURANT, 904 9th st. NV. 2
Mattresses, Hostesses
Training classes forming Immediately; /;
day class 1919 noon. evening class
10 pm. No fee. Register now.
2003 EYE ST. NV.
q
Evening star., 1951-04-01

Excel. position avail. for exper. young
woman. Apply CROWN RESTAU-
RANT. 517 18th st. NV a
Evening star., 1951-04-01

SALESWoMAN, tor gift shop. perma.
nent, part time, IL am. It'll 3 pm.
Apply between 10 and 5, MARY
BAYNES GIFTS, 902 14th st. NV.
q
sALESWOMAN. Alert. capable, con-
scientious: assistant to bridal con-
sultant: excel. salary; chance for
adVyancements. EMILY SHOPS,
s1AIgESswRosMiiENa 1fgS a'Ti 70 sell candy and
popcorn In theater. Part time day
and evening. including Saturdays
and Sundays. Apply to Mrs. Daw-
son, RKO KEITHS THEATRE,
18th and @ SITS. NV. Il
SALESWOMEN for housewares de-
partment and catalog order desk;
also reception-typist for credit ONCE;
40-hr., 5-day week. Apply persons
mel ONCE. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO,
S455 Colesville rd., Silver Spring Md.
SALESWoMEN. Real estate. Want
to sell IN Silver Springs, then call
me. Pop Hartman. 81. OTIS. ]
Will arrange for you to work with
an experienced agent while you
are learning.
SALESWOMEN, exper., for ready-to-
wear and sportswear, 5-day wk..
good salary and commission. EMILY
SHOPS, 1908 r st. NV. -4
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TYPIsT-Age 20-35, for. position
modern empOss Ssnes Must
accurate with minimum speed of 50
words per min. Excellent salary for
aualified person. Call RE. S125:
TYPIsT for electromatic stencil cut.
ting. Piece work assure excellent
tors. Also addressing on manual
machines. 1910 New York ave.
TYPisTNdeneral ONCE work Some
figuring. Middle-aged woman living
HAJocA 4 ds!lpsts6 eoRP ss s flsfs Rs PMzsts Meger
DR.. Arlington. cH. $500. .
manent; excellent SURROUNDINGS; 40.
hr. wk.: annual starting salary,
S2,1O0 t$40.3S weekly. Good op-
portunity to advance; liberal vaca-
tion. and sick leave. Personal sn-
seTSieTs senneI Once sm NaTIoSAPP e s;3S Pm Ea Rs5
GRAPHIC soc1ETY. srd and r
TYPIsT, full or part time; general
credit ONCE experience helpful but
Def ASKING sasslsss ss4 7sh 7sfhasy
TYPisT OR EDPHoNE OPERATOR
for national organization: Phone
Monday after 8 pm. EN-. 1902. d
TYPlST to work In law office in Arl
We need q capable and efficient typ
ist. Steady employment in pleas
ant working cond. 5-day wk. Sal
ary open. For appt. call OW. 7T02
Mon. or thereafter. --3
TYPIST, stencil cutting; permanent;
5-day week. vacation and sick leave
with pay. Apply in person 511 18th
st. NV. 3rd floor. 3
also operate switchboard; g.
day. 4O-hr. wk. Apply COLUMBIA
PICTURES CORP, s2s New Jer-
TYPIST and general office clerk for
accounting dept. of lge. building
supply house; give age and exp.
Cox 67-Y, Star. Il
TYPISTS wanted for credit ONCE. no
exper. nee; starting salary. $50;
advancement; permanent. Apply
REGAL, I'll 7th st. NV.
TYPIST, 3 hours daily, 5-day week;
81 per hour; fast and accurate;
perm. Apply 1895 H st. ne. u
TYPIS TS-Public stenographer has
openings for several fast typists.
TYPIST, experienced, for permanent
position: 5-day, 40-hr. week. Pleas
ant working conditions. liberal dis
Sosnit.2 count On IN. purchases; ur INSURANCE and
plan: Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, Employment ONCE. II P
Evening star., 1951-04-01

DEMONSTRATORS-We need seyera
women bet. 80 and 90. yrs. Of age
to demonstrate food products Fri.
days and Saturdays only in loca
Mon. April 2. WALTER IEAMAS
CO. 1881 K st. NV. RIM. 4O2.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper., to worl
in Sc. ONCE. State Qualification
and salary desired. Box 319-T. Star
DENTAL ASSISTANT. excel. oppor.
tunity in mod. air-cond. office; ex.
perienced and knowledge of typins
necessary; salary $50. Call DU
1898 or OIL. 1928. %
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper., ONCE
in Medical Center. 5-day wk.; att
DENTAL ASSISTANT - Experienced;
starting salary, $50 week; state
age and experience. Box 474-Y
DENTAL HYGIENIsT. part time. 1
or or RM Z days yS,s week. Call RE. 294s
centralized food service,
100-bed hospital. OIL. $3.50. -3
DRUG CLERK. experienced preferred;
good hours; salary plus commission.
STANDARD DRUG Co. 1929 Min
FILE CLERK, age 1s to a5; 5-day
week; paid vacation. Interim in
creaSes. Apply WESTERN ELECTRIC
CO. I'LL North Capitol
Evening star., 1951-04-01

emclent ry-stenographef, 20
to 30 yrs. Of age. with Initiative
POSITION; 5-dsy SOVasEs' week; pelssh. airlcondi.
toned once. Cali Mr.. ofutt. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345 81
SEC EC.-STENOGRAPHER
Newspaper or Government experience
position ior capsbie person snS PSone
EX. 1918 for personal interview. Il
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER =
washington Newsletter; $50 per wk.
to start. Cali Ma. 1900 for ap-
SENIOR 1sSTiENoGRApHER. 2 years
experience: 5-day,, week; startins 4
enced; $32 so per week; vacation
plant. SHIRLINGTON CLEANERS,
shirlinston Business Center. Airing
sRoE dS6i w. 'sALEsLApIEs. exper, for
Wash; ;,n and suburban stores; full 9l; or
Mk. BERG. ss1s iss; saisimosre ave- aye.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, ex-
perienced; references; good pay.
meals; day OF per wk. Apply
2S00 I Ps; ave. NV" COLUMBIA
sPSSisIsfas!HfssL,1sa sASsfHSsL Iss rrR1s1; 5ss.sa ss
sTfATisTiCAL TAT IsHi 1 TYPisT, exper.: per- knowl.
edge of shorthand preferred, but not
essential: $50 per week to start with
periodic raises based on ATTITUDE;
5.day week. Call MRS. LOPEZ. ST.
sTENoGRAPHER, for Jewish insti-
tuition, 5-day wk. Write Box 234-
sTEiNoGkiApHER, sri Och life insurance t Of
fee. perm; 20 to 80; hospitalizaa-
ton; g5epp insurance, Gnetirpement;;
sRENSSeRafaER "s secu2ats Ra oSas IN short
nice surroundings. MA. 2OS0.
exper: in meeting the public and
knowledge Of Office routine; 2 am.
&c ssmSinP Pm sndas ak ea shildFsns MR
sTENOGRAPHER@Gs.s5 ENSGtRAisi oGSS "i yrs. 81 age,
1921 month to start; interesting
work; main office Of motion picture
concern; 5,day, 40-hour week; 26
dys adysneement cement ieh dictation oo % saes words
minute. Apply Room 400, Tower
Bldg. 14th and K SITS. NV, or
phone Ii 5-6700. Ext 63323. IS
STENOGRAPHER = For engineering
department of airline organization;
permanent position: congenial at
mosphere; air-conditioned building;
5-day week; starting salary. S225
per month. Call MRS. THOMPSON,
Me. $500. II
STENOGRAPHER, part time; resident
OF Bethesda or Chevy Chase. OIL.
sTENOGRAPHER, dictation and gen.
eral office routine; 5-day week; air
conditioned office, pleasant working
conditions: Apply general once,
WynARSDIMAN ynAARSIIMAN PARK HOTEL. 1900
STENOGRAPHER for engineering
dept. Of large. insurance company.
experience preferred, but not neces-
sary; See Mrs, Cassidy HARTFORD
ACCIDENT & INDEMNITY CO., 4th
H.. Wire Bldg, 1000 Vermont ave,
STENOGRAPHER-A position offer-
ing q variety Of interesting work.
Hourly basis. FUN or part time,
between am. and 9 pm, ST.
%
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FOUNTAIN GIRL, part time, COL,
for 2 nights and Sunday each wk
must have excellent fountain expe-
rience and ref 1901 Georgia. u
GIRL, white, exper.; good
pay; oppor. to advance. O'DON-
NELL'S PHARM.. 5000 Colorado
GIRLS. colored. fully
exper. on fast local drug fountain
Apply in person. PENN DRUG CO.,
1901 E st. NV. or QUIGLEY' 8,
2036 9 st. NV, after 4 pm. --3
GIRLS, colored, thor
oughly experienced on soda and
sandwich block. Must have recent
local drugstore experience, 8 pm.
to 1o:45 pm. shift. Excellent pay
Must apply in person. JUDD'S
PHARMACY, 2750 14th st. NV,
LuNcHEoNErrE HELr
wanted; exper. preferred, but no,
necessary. Apply AMBASSADOR
DRUG STORE. 14th and x SITS. NV
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CONTACT WOMEN, 2I-35. contac,
made from home or by persona,
contact on electronic services. Ex.
cellent commission and drawing acct
No selling. CO. 4S03.
COSMETIC DEMONSTRATORS -
MERLE NORMAN STUDIO. Cal
COUNTER GIRL. white. with cafe
terra experience; good salary.
SCOTS CAFETERIA. 700 18th
COUNTER GIRLS ca. colored. with
experience. 1923 9th st. NV, be-
tween 9 and 11:30 am. and / to
$3.50 pm. No phone calls. Il
COUNTER GIRLS. white, s day wk.;
meals and uniforms furn;; apply
Southern Drug. 10Th and H st,
coGNTER GIRL. experienced, pre-
ferred. Apply DIANE CLEANERS,
1929 Columbia I'd. NV
COUNTER GIRLS, white-cafeteria
and snack bars; steady work: 5-day
week. paid vacation and holidays:
meals and uniforms furnished. Cali
OIL. 1850. Ext. 4S6. Monday am,
$3.50 to 1890.