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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ART CLASSES, day or evening.
Portraits by Luisina or Donez, 1871
Monroe st. NV. AID. 2-6391. liz
HIGH SCHOUL-Also 391 courses In
business. Industrial and engineertng
Earn your diploma at home IN spare
time les Phone Me S-S1 IS
PBX-RECEPTIONIST course easily
learned; age no handicap: day class
tuition, $50: night. S25. NATL. .pB4
SCHOOL. HU 1884. ST. 3-727S.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul;
ture: all subjects taught approved
t tGE aI W SFs1RlnnEY SAI BEATTY COL
LEGE. 1919 g St NV Dl 7-1762
SHORTHAND IN 80 DAYS-10o
TEMPLE SCHOOL. ST. 3-2349.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, his. tutor
diH. "a. 2nalytics. etc. DE. 2-S421.
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SITUATIONS MEN tcons) SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcort)

STORE MANAGER. moor manager,
guard. male nurse (experienced,
male MAJ re Tece s9tiSI. Or M MESSENGER;
Phone DE 2-7S95. IL"
TELETYPE OPERATOR, fast and &C.
curate work; any hours. LII. 4-495S.
YOUNG MAN. colored. claims exam
liner Federal Govt, B. 8. in bus.
admin, desires part-time eve. and
sst TGTS Ga fftfT g. kH 44s IT.
patching Job; experienced, thorough
YOUNG MANOcoiiiese and graduate
school education; exper. in investi-
public. relations work. Available
Immediately. Best refs. OIL; g.
YOUNG MAN. vet, married, college,
honest, accurate, conscientious,
varied business background; excel
managerial or assist or what have
or or A P. 7-i is4I' o~N LII :00
YOUNG CoLoRED MAN. desires Job
rsts; s.. az; $;4Ce4. 81. $.soss: :.
YARD c york; man. cOlored; refs. Ia.
COLLEGE COLLEGE GRADUATE. AZ. degrees
and background in accounting.
banking, business administration,
and taxes; responsible position with
growing company desired; finest To-
cal references. Box Bid. Star.
ATTENDANT to elderly or invalid
man. hospital trained; live in;
6 r pSI%l Box sy~ I'D, Star rork
RALPH THOMAS. CO. 5-5253.
CALL US for window washing. clean
ing. yard work, painting; expert,
honest workman; first class; ref
Call BANKS, HUI. 3-475S. ="
COLLEGE GRAD, Negro, must have
work from 8 am. to 2 pm: any
thing considered from tipping ia
scrubbing. DE 2-9424.
In. s. STUDENT, DEPENDABLE. DE-
SIRE.S WORK AFTER SCHOOL.
LA. 6-557S.
COLORED MAN wants most any kind
or work: D. C. drivers permit. Ii
6-R047
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HELP MEN & WOMEN tcontJ

MEN OR WOMEN (colored) earn So
81 hr. in hrs. to suit you; must be
able to meet public and work min.
of Is hrs. Phone SUNDAY ONLY
LIS pm, LII. 2-747O.
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT-Handling
type face. markup copy and specify
ing engravingS, etc, in publication
office. Boz 321-C, Star. -13
PUBLIC RELATIONS man or woman
to solicit my photography. Full OF
part time. Write Box 1l6-D' Star
statesmen WANTED, male or fe;
male Excel. opportunity to. sell
revolutionary home air conditioner
at lowest prices that will attract
home owners. Sales person wanted
at once for all or part-time selling
Car necessary but exper. not neceS-
sary. Call MR.. WOLLOCH at HUI
3-4277 for interview.
statesmen OR SALESLADIES to sell
advertising. experience preferred
Write P. o. Box 1921, Fort Davis,
Washington 20, D. C.
SALESPERSON, retail, paint; age %
to IS; to sell nationally advertised
paint products in local dept. store;
opportunity for advancement and
other advantages. Mr.. o. F.. Dean,
THE GLIDDEN CO., Ii. 7-0S52,
Monday am.
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Flagstone and Stone

WORK
Cement driveways. walks. steps,
porcheS, retaining walls, tile drain.
age, Also, outdoor freplaces.
ANGELO MARCuCCIO. JU. 9-1769
FLOOR CHEMICALLY REFINISHED
Made new. no sanding, &c So. II.
and up. GORDON, tn. 2-l251.
ewes.
FLOORS SANDED and finished.
cleaned and .waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time. WA. 7-1129.
FLOOR SANDING. REFINISHING-
BY Parks. For sound floor advice,
free estimates. call HA. 2-9151.
FLOOR SANDING and refinishinE,
good work. Reas. 10. S-5167.
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing
work: guaranteed. Exper. mech. Free
estimates; avg. rm. SIS. CO. 6-4S30.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing, clean
ing and waxing. Reasonable rates.
Free estimates. Call RIA. 6-61ab.
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but the
best; laying: sandinE FINISHING
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS. INC. 492S Cordell ave..
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PIANO TIMING

st. NV NO 7-16o7 WooLLEY.
PLASTERING, painting, carpentry;
white skilled mechanics; prompt. re-
liable service. CO. 5-43S9, Ia
PLASTERING, new or old, repair
work done; imm. serv.; work guar:
est. free; white mechs. IA. 9-020S.
PLASTERING REPAIRS and patch
work. Prompt. guaranteed work, By
PLASTER REPAIRING-Loose ceilinss
guar qua 0 serV: reas f 10 9.S3l5.
PLASTERING-New and old work;
white mechanics; reas. rates, CAN
PIAsTERING. repair or patch. first
cl. work by white mech. Call MR..
PE REMMMAAG HSD OHEAT1NG-Bath-
boilers. etc. Complete installation.
No down payment Free estimates.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.. tn.
2-l900. Visit our showroom, 3006
Georgia ave. NV.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. no lob
too small. personal service. free
estimate; LICENSED in D, c, and Nd.
p MAa 5rlG7a AND HrAr1Sc-Repair..
roO%s ,nstal leu $SsS5 and up; '@ st:
gas boilers, $3.50 up; h.-w.h., Ss5
UP. Free estimates: w. H. Nc
KINNEY Ii. 4-7373.
RECREATION ROOMS our speciality:
low prices, terms to suit you, free
estimates. Phone NO. 7-6101.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and COM
mercial. Complete. services. excel.
work and reas. price. MA. S-9860.
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TAP, BALLET AND
BALLROOM DANCERS

over IT. To be trained Tor teaching
positions. Full or part time. Call DU.
7-2142 from IL to 10 pm.
SETTLED COUPLE. widower or single
man. white pref. Man to act as
home. nearby Va. No work required
of wife. Will furn. 3-rm. house and
utils. Kitchen has gas stove. cleo.
refgr.. running water. No inside
bathroom. Box 221-E Star. -12
husband empl.; wife care for room
ing house; live in. MIR. THOMAS,
1927 L NV. Sat and Sun. 12*
SELL new, automatic, single-action
wonder Waxer." Big profits. Call
NEED AMBITIOUS, personable asst.
for evening work. $75 per wk.; car
essential; age 2l-35; details given
at interview. Phone DU. 7-4S0O,
1-6 PM, Sunday only.
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Good cook. Light laundry. RIA. 3-94s0.
liz
G.H.W.-LIVE IN
days: plain cooking; child; $27.
GIRL, dependable. g.h.w. and care
= children; employed parents. SO
days; $25 plus carfare. RIA. 3-44S6.
GIRL-Live in: exper. and references;
q day Of Thurs. and Suns. JU'
GIRL. colored. or settled lady. to live
in, one Of family, for colored family
child 3 years; room, board and
HOUSEKEEPER wanted. white; 5-day
week: Falls Church area. Call JE.
HOUSEKEEPER, experienced settled
woman; adult family; live in. Call
after 8 pm; ME. S-2S54. ,-12
HOUSEKEEPER. white. live-in, fond
of children; reas. salary; call after
pm. 10. 2.1950. -12
farm family of men; close to
Wash: prefer mature woman, with
farm exper. who enjoys gardening
and cooking. Box 325-C. Star. ~
HOUSEKEEPER-Co to live in,
with elderly couple; nice home, pri-
Phone RIA. $4,000.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

EXPER. COLORED CPLE. desires jan
itor job in small apt. house; good
ref Box 497-E. Star.
YOUNG COUPLE wants summer job;
willing to travel. Write to MR.. AND
MRS. HARRIS, 1850 9th st. NV
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HELP US FIND
THIS TEACHER

Please pass this id on to some teach
er or principal who Is ambitious to
earn at least $1,000 this summer
This vacation position will pay the
right teacher $1,000 to $1,000 de-
pending on ability and length of va
cation. Minimum income guaranteed.
Qualifications: Good record and
work habits. excellent character.
The teacher selected will find this q
welcome change yet highly profitable
professionally. Write WILLIAM
RUSSELL EARLS. 73l Southern
Bldg. Washington s. D. c.
SUMMER OPPORTUNITY
Teacher or college woman with Sum
day School experience. Attractive
income for summer or permanent
work. Write fully. give phone. Box
391 E, Star.
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~ sERvICE-Days, evenings and
rv SERVICE. $3.50 guaranteed;
Q am: to O. Pm. Including week.
UPHOLSTERY-Couches. chairs. re-
webbed, springs reset; your home or
S. M. JANNEY. -RA. 3-03S0.
WILL BUILD NEW HOMES FOR YOU
active experience. Win supervise
personally from beeinning to com
a Psson JOE s' c q ~ T REAL aRH ss5
HIGH oUALITY DECORATING.
painting. papering. decorsting. muir
ais. color specialists. an day Sun
9 nRA ff' SrcoK RP s:'ia.'s s-s 90
WHITE MAN WIN do carpentry work
for auto or wages. ST. 3-4l91, eve
OFF OFF. EXTENSION LADDER for
"BETTER HOMES"
Recreation Easements
Painting
Paper hanging
Patios
Plastering
Paving
Planting
Call for Free Estimate
Bendave, Inc.
AID. 1924
1ContinIed On Next YSoU
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AGENTS

MEN. You can make q fortune if
you, join us now. We are intro
equipment accessory ever manu-,
featured; sales already pouring in.
We want distributors immediately!
Retails, 1895. Big. easy profits.
Write n, today! KANTLAsH. EVANS
MAN TO EARN $3.50 week commits
sion and UP. Automatic fire ex-
tinguishers, nationally advertised;
prospects everywhere. Full or part
time. Exclusive territory. No In
veStment. Free samples. Write
RED COMET, INC. Dept. 262-F,
Littleton, Colorado.
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SEAMSTRESS

Experienced on awning work; 5-day
work-week. good working conditions
and good salary. Apply 1904 R. /.
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SECRETARY, part time: group work
agency; afternoons. l to 5 pm.
Box 352-C. Star. -i2
GECRETARY-ChemicaI and engi-
neering research firm desires alert
and personable girl for interesting
secretartal job. Accurate shorthand
ana tipping essential excellent op-
portunity. Salary open. Call OV.
3-1320 for appointment, ATLANTIC
RESEARCH CORP. Alexandria. Va
SECRETARY, part-time, for doctor s
ONCE. Hours. $3.50. Mon. through
Fri. Age 25-35. Cali Sun eve.
bet. 10. NO. 1880.
SECRETARY, for ONCE Of executive
director Of social agency; must have
initiative. be skilled IN shorthand
and typing. able to meet people
well; interesting. useful work; g.
hr. day. 5-day wk: vacation and
sick leave plan: $4,000 per yr. ME.
S-5940 for appointment. is
SECRETARY. txper.: one-girl once;
interesting work. Steno.. tipping and
general ONCE duties. Box load.
Star
gECRETARY-MedicaI; experienced:
part-time. Call ST. 3-5515 between
and 6 pm.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
BOOKKEEPER

bOOhhEGFGh
SMALL BUSY OFFICE
II you are limited where you are,
here Is q real opportunity for an
energetic worker. Write about
yourself. Box 266-E. Star.
CASHIER. man or woman, with car;
experience in restaurant work pre-
until Mon. Di. 7-sO21.
CLERK. for cigar and magazine
counter. Experience preferred. Call
CO. 5-0162. liz
COUPLE for nursing home; man as
LO. 5I0S72. IA
HAIR STYLISH, man or woman. full
time position: salary plus comm.
paid vac: ELIZABETH MCGUIRE
SALON XII. g-1422. la
MAN AND WIFE to manage 5O-rm,
ocean front hotel. Ocean City, Md.
No dining rm. responsibilities. Must
be experienced. Phone AID. ALAG.
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LADY, white. Christian, live in as
companion houSekeeper to elderly
lady in pleas. pvt. home. Small sal
airy. ia. 9-2343. -12
MAID, live in, cook; Alexandria
suburbs; GA days. refs. TIE. 6-6643
MAID-Colored Live in or stay al
least 9 nights. G.H.W. and care OF
2-year-old for employed couple. $50
$50. Local refs. required. Call up
to 3 pm. JU. 5-9S5S.
MAID-Exper.. live in. G.HW., light
laundry; 51a-day wk. No Sun. Sal.
ST. wk. Ref. WO. 6-723O.
MAID-Refs.: g.h.w.: 5 days. 10 to z;
plain cooking. 1917 Fl. Stevens DIR
n VI TIA Q-5Q3u
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COLORED MAN wants most any kind
or work: D. C. drivers permit. Ii
COLORED SPOTTER, silk and wool
References. LII. 7-273S.
COLORED VETERAN oesires cleaning
and waxing floors Saturdays. co.
E-AnpS
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STONE WALLS

SIONE WALLS
FlagStone Terraces
Walks. chimneys. fireplaces. cement
driveways. porches, retaining walls,
pipe drainages F. MARCUCCIO.
Rockville. Md. Phone Poplar 2-35SS
TELEVISION SERVICTNG, Including
ewes. Sat. and Sun: guaranteed:
RIA. 6-1475 or ia. 9-73S2. IL
TILE-CLAY COLORS
New work Remodeling Repairs
Projects Estimates TIE. 6-5S46
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REUPHOLS STEERING

Special sofa and chair reupholstered,
ship guar: % yrs. in same estab-
lishment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING, 300 14th st. NV. CO. 5-23Sl.
ROOFING AND CEMENT WORK
All roofing and downSpout and gut
ter work, roof painting. Ii. 6-5375
or LO. 7-7204. la
ROOFING. all types; cutters, spouts:
carpentry and painting: no money
down. 36 mos. to pay. A d. THOM-
AS WA. 7-1352
ROOFING-SIDING
Terms Lowest prices. Expert work.
Bepin immediately APP T-0l00
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BRICK WORK in general; fireplaces,
porches, retaining walls, concrete
CO, Ii. 6-75s6. ''''' N17
BRICKWORK-We specialize in small
brick and cinder block Jobs; expert
R ThitH anS general enc gemodelne
3 yrs. to pay for repairs. Call MR..
LAWRENCE RA. 6-a703.
exper.; contact for loan furn. Call
JE. 4-3725 Sat. Sun. and evenings.
or weekdays
CONTRACTING-Custom-
built homes. additions, porches. ga
RACES. general home improvements.
Va. only. KENNETH SOUDERS,
JE. 2-I664.
remodelinR. repairing
carpentry. brick. cement work. NO,
7-5124. MR.. BAKER.
BUILDING, REMODELING. etc. have
no overhead expense, can offer best
service for a lesser price. Poplar
2-4177 is
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International travel organization has
opportunity for young lady inter-
eSted in travel work. Excellent
working conditions Air conditioned
ONCE. 35-hour week. Salary to S55
depending on experience. Phone
Ma S-2S22. Mr. MUMMERY or
MR.. HEDRICK after 9 am. Mon
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HELP DOMESTIC tcons.)

enced. settled colored woman: live in
general housework and child care
references. EN-. 3-2464. -12
HOUSEKEEPER, to live in and taxi
full charge Of small family; mus
have good BACKGROUND that can b,
checked. Sundays of and / full
week end a mo. OF; paid vacation
Salary. $165 to $3.50. depending or
az a ana n 1engtP q Se1mnpioSment
HOUSEKEEPER, COLORED
For empl. cple. and school-age child
Must be excel. cook and thorough
cleaner. Live in. Lovely rm. anc
bath, $50 wk. Recent local refs
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TOMBSTONE

TOMBSTONE can be applied to
any surface. Adds hundreds of
dollars to the value of your prop
erty; is weatherproof. -termite and
fireproof Never needs painting.
TOMBSTONE is applied with mouldS.
II beautiful blends to select from.
You can have that stone home for
less than you think. Free estimates.
OIL. 4-6133 or write CAPITOL CON-
tracing CO.. 1919 Bethesda ave-,
Bethesda Md
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carpentry; brick, cement work. NO
7-5124. MR.. BAKER.
BUILDING, REMODELING. etc. have
no overhead expense, can offer best
SERVICE for a lesser price. Poplar
CAMERA REPAIRS
M9yis sqgip storstsn 90. or dOWest Rn
7-2434. Trade-ins catalogue free
CARPENTER = Alterations, repairs,
remodeling; old and new. work. Mr.
SMITH. IA: 7-5527 any time. IA
from roof to basement; price rea-
CARPENTRY-Com line of car
penter repairs, roofing. recreation
rms: all work guar. 10. S-Hnl.
CARPENTRY Of all kinds, comb. drs.
Reasonable. JEFFREYs. Ii. 6-9740
CARPENTER-Does own work, re-
modelling, porcheS screened. or trim
ming out new houses. Call JU. D.
CARPENTER-General home repairs
attics. rec. rms, porches; inter. and
exter: house painting. RIA. 6-5252. :.
CARPENTRY-Rec. rooms and small
jobs done reasonably; guaranteed
CARPENTRY AND PAiNTiNG-Reas
rates; see estimates; guar. work.
CEMENT FLOORS. walks. steps,
porch; large or small; white me
chantcs. JACK SPARKEs. Ho. g
CEMENT BRICK MAsON-Porches
steps, walkways. patios. driveways,
retaining walls, waterproofing. flag
stone, drain tile and chimneys: no
lob too small: all work guaranteed.
c En- $Il' REPAIRING, no Job 5"t too
CLoGGRD DRAIN PIPES, electrically
raZor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
RIOTERS Phone RIA 6-ssss, any
' Atmos. H French and Ot GrandfatheT
CoNCRET1SG OF ALL KINDS. Gin
der block laying and retaining wall
c 2 GA T4N RTi 7-5 S11 nprvr
modelled; rec. rms. a, speciality;
DOWN PAYMENT: Call Riteway.
c "a S1Ss7 bsnftffVEESwEpY i@; pAT1I66s,
EE EEt1TfRfcAL REPAIRS of short cir
Prompt and reas. EN-. 2-5233. -i5
WORK in Montgomery
County. Neat, reas.: short circuits
quickly repaired. Phone EN-. 2-5233.
ELECTRICAL WORK - Additional
outlets Installed. expert workman
ship, no lob too, big or too small;
p; G: W; and Nd Gaii IA; s-732a.
pair short circuits, small Jobs done
immed RA. 6-2232 any time. lie
ELECTRICAL WIRING, fixtures and
repairs. Call DARR. 10. 2-6692.
FENCE-Galvanized chain. link; all
posts in concrete; immediate erec-
ton. Get the best for less; no down
payment. 80 months to pay. Phone
II 4-4 .s9S evenings and sunday
FENCES, wood, wire. chain link:
free estimates; terms. AP. 7-239S
or uN. 4-9467. HAKIM ENTER
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GENERAL REPAIRS, painting. plas-
tering. carpentry work. roof painting.
repairing: no Job too small. PR1NTZ,
Ii. 4-1511.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. car.
pentry; roof repairs, walls damp
PROCEED. RA 6-6S74 Ia
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G.H.W.-LIVE IN
food cook. Light laundry. RIA. 3-94s0.
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MAID

Professional. for cleaning. 7, hours
daily, Monday through Friday. in
downtown speciality store: must be
references, which can be checked
in person; 81 per hour and usual
benefits. Reply to Box 41S-B, Star.
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STENOGRAPHER. experienced. +

eIENIoLII n, eApe 5 ..1. 4ot
statistical tables, wanted for perma-
nent position with firm Of utility
consultants: conditioned ONCE;
5-day week, paid vacation and sick
leave; please furnish age, expert
ence, salary desired and indicate
fo1 ' Which add,t n c cenS zion
will be paid at IL times regular
rate. BOX o33-C. Star
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SECRETARY
SINGER

CAPT'N GUYS MITE CLUB
1912 N. Y. Ave. NV. after 8 PM
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW

MAN. COT. desires work as messenger.
deliv. man or days work cleaning,
waxing etc. Ii 4-SO5h.
The daily record., 1953-09-18
mo- WOMANs COLLEGE

To WOMANS COLLEGE
Miss Margaret Green has return
ed TO Womans College, Greensboro,
where she is a member of the
Senior Glass. She is the daughter
CT Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Green.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

He ought to for he came up the
hard way. And he loves the busi-
ness, too.
His happiest moments are when
he's serving fine food to his Gust
omers. It's not just a business with
him. It's an art.
More than 500 local citizens who
attended the special preview open
ing of the restaurant on Wednesday
night agreed that Chauvin is man
who can spread a feast of feasts.
Z SERVED AT UN
Mr., ChatIvin came to Dunn from
New York, where he served as man
ager of the huge United Nations
dining halls.
Customers at the Big = 4 will be
assured of the same courteous SER
vice and fine foods that he served
the worlds top diplomats at the
United Nations.
Right now, he's preparing for the
grand opening of the new Big-4
Restaurant on Sunday.
Chauvin was born in New York
The daily record., 1953-09-18
ELLINGTON
Route I News
FLORIDA VISITORS RETURN

FLORIDA VISITORS RETURN
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown and
children Jerry and Ronnie, of Mi
ami, Florioa have returned to their
home after a two weeks visit with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Brown, SrY Of this route.
On Sunday, Sept. 9th MI. and
Mrs. Brown were host to their chill
dren and grandchildren at a family
reunion.
Tables were placed in the home
and dinner was served buffet style,
to the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Brown, Jerry and Ronnie of
Miami, Fla, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Brown, Jr, Peggy, Hazel, Jimmy,
and Betty Lou, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Walker, Judy and Larry, Mr.. and
Mrs Mart Brown and children,
Anne and James, Mr.. and Mrs.
Danny Green and daughter,
Dianne.
Mrs. Browns brother, Mr.. Cleve-
land Matthews, Of Miami, was al
so guest.
The daily record., 1953-09-18

City where he attended public
schools.
OWNS NEW YORK RESTAURANT
He attended the Lewis school OF
Hotel Operations in Washington. D.
c. where he received his profess
sional training. Later he opened
restaurant in New York, which he
still owns.
During the war years, Chauvin
went to Panama where he worked
for the U. S. government in din
ming room and restaurant operat-
ions. From 1851 through 1852 he
was manager of the UN dining
halls in New YORK,
Most recently he has worked TT
Sharon Country Club in Charlotte
where he assisted in the organiza-
ton of the club.
Chauvin has worked from the
bottom of the restaurant business
up, beginning as a dish washer.
He worked up in the business to the
top in management and ownership,
WORLD WAR VET.
During the first World War,
from 1918 until 1921, he served in
the U. S. Army and was stationed
in various parts of Europe. He re-
ceived his basic training at Camp
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MR.. AND MRS BROWN
RETURN TO RHODE ISLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown have
returned to their home in Wake
field, Rhode Island, afted a months
visit with Mrs. Browns father, Nh.
A. L. Johnson.
MIS-. Brown will resume her
work with the welfare department
OF Rhode Island where she is em-
plOyed as child welfare specialist.
Mr.. Brown will be an instructor
at the University of Rhode Island.
He will supply for his father, Dr..
L. Guy Brown, who is on leave of
absence for the year.
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member last Friday. Others play
ing were Mrs. H. B. Ligon, Mrs.
Hooper Bethune, Mrs. H. D. Car
son, Jr., Mrs. Hal Bradley, Mrs.
Harold Morgan, Mrs. Robert Wom-
BILE and Mrs. Lamar Simmons. A
dessert course was served and priz-
es went to Mrs. Bradley and Mrs.
Womble for high scores, with Mrs.
Carson receiving the consolation
for low score
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Upton, New York: When discharged
Chauvin has been a member Of
the BPOE (Elks) and has served
from service he was sergeant.
with various other civic organizat-
ions in cities where he has operated
restaurants.
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TEACHER RETURNS
TO SCHOOL

Miss Esther Morgan, daughter of
Mrs. J. H. Morgan has returned to
Daytona Beach, Fla. where she
teaches in a school for handicap
ped children. She had attended
summer school at the University
of North Carolina and was award
ed her masters degree at the close
of the session.
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when Mrs. Sara Lee Williams and
Mr.. A. L. Johnson, Sr., were Joint
, ,hosteSses honoring Mr.. and Mrs. A..
L. johnson, Jr., who were married
in the late summer.
The long table was covered with
a white linen cloth and the center
piece was of the traditional green
and white, flower arrangement in
a crystal bowl.
The honorees were presented d
gift by the hostess.
Present for this delightful affair
were the honoreeS. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Johnson, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Brown of Wakefield, r. l.,
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Hurley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Johnson and daugh-
ter, Dianne. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Temple and the hostess, all of Lii
lington.
After the dinner the party as
senbled at the johnson home for
recreation and for pictures to be
made.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Green and
Mrs. John Green are visiting in
Sumter, S. c. for a few days as
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Chalk. Mrs. Chalk is sister of
Mrs, John Green.
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BRIDGE CLUB
The Victory Bridge Club welcom-
ed Mrs. j.. K. Williford as a new
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DINNER PARTY
HONORS COUPLE

Spring View Grill was the setting
fer a lovely dinner party recently