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Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24

with a married man, Christian
Brent BILLY DeLong).
Pegs high ideals and whole
some living have their influence.
In her own unique way she teaches
Mrs Chichester a bit about being
a mother and breaks through Eth
els cold pride. And-after all
shouldn't our everyday living be
reciprocal? While Peg was being
taught, she, too, was teaching.
Jarvis, the footman, edwin
Reed and Bennett, the maid
Naomi Jester) ably support the
cast.
/ Peg o. My Heart is being dir
ected by Elsie Mae Clark of the
local faculty. 1t will be presented
two nights, April 80 and May 1.
The FELTON, Board of School
Trustees have awarded the 1853
series of school bonds to Francis
I. DUPONT & Co., of Wilmington,
on a bid of 3 per cent per annum
with a premium of $91. This in
terest rate is an increase of / per
cent over the 1850 school bond SER
les. Unsuccessful bidders Offering
the same rate but a lower pre-
MUM were the Farmers Bank of
Delaware, and Laird, sBissell and
Needs.
The architects, Dollar and Bon
ner, of Wilmington, have almost
completed plans and specifications
for the new construction.
Advertisements for construction
bids should appear next week in
the Wilmington IOurnal-Every Ev-
ening.
Pupils who will enter the first
grade at FELTON, and Frederick
schools were registered April 16,
Vaccinated for small pox and Civ
en- immunization against diptheria.
WhOOping cough and tetanus. A
total of fifty children were exam
ined. Children who could not at
tend this registration will be ex-
amined at the opening of school
next fall.
The sophOmores are having a
bake on Saturday, April 25, begin
ming at 10000 a. m. It will be held
in front of the Fire Hall.
Billy Hack won second place in
the FLA public speaking contest
that was held at FELTON, for Kent
County. The first place winner was
from Caesar Rodney, and the third
place winner was from Harring-
ton. Each school supplied a Judge
Mr.. Lott Ludlow judged for FELTON,.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24
CUSTER BOOTS FOUND

HARRINGTON. Neb. = up -
A collector Of western relics claims
he has the black cavalry boots worn
by General George Custer at the
Little Big Horn massacre.
The collector is Martin Nelson.
~ former Cedar County oficial
and one-time mayor Of Harrington.
Nelson said he bought the boots in
1915 from an Indian who sWore he
got them from a survivor of the
battle.
A National Park Service histor-
ian said the boots are of the type
worn by Army field officers in 1876.
The expert said many items of
Clusters apparel have turned up
since the famous massacre but not
the boots.
The Oldest item in Nelson's col
lection is a six-foOt musket with
the date "1S11" carved on the han
die.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24

The girls on the softball team
have been practicing every day get
ting ready for their first game with
Caesar Rodney on April 21.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24

cum on Kennett Pike (Route 52)
west Of Wilmington, will feature
its azalea display in the Henry
Francis Dupont Gardens. This es-
tate, and approximately 20 rooms
furnished in Queen Anne. Chin
pendale, Federal and Empire per
tiods, may be seen. The Museum
is open daily, but bookings are al
most a year in advance with the
exception of this one month in the
year. The estate and museum will
be closed Sundays and Mondays,
but guests may arrive any time on
other week days and inspect this
truly marvellous bit of Americana.
On a more modern note, the
Women's Auxiliaries of st. An
drew's Protestant Epts cOpaI
Church, Wilmington, will stage
their annual Garden Tour on Sat
urday, May from 10 a. m. to 5
p. m. More than 20 gardens on
famous estates will open to the
public. Included are such famous
spots as Owls Nest, home of Mr..
dAu MIS- EuSeu0 DuEOuIS OlQ
Copeland Garden, Nemours and
others. Mrs. J. r. L. Johnson, Jr.
serves as chairman for this sffair.
Greater crowds than ever before
are expected at these events, be-
cause of the easy access from New
Jersey and Maryland via Delaware
Memorial Bridge and Chesapeake
Bay Bridge.
Maytime is truly a fabulous time
to visit the First State-so called
because it initially ratified the
Constitution of the United States
on December z, 1887. There will
also be an opportunity early in the
month to see Kent COunty's apple
blossoms, or to continue south to
RehObOth Beach for an early visit
to Delaware's Atlantic Ocean play
grounds.
Read the Classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24
Gov. BOggs PrOclaims
State Loyalty Week

In proclamation released this
week, Governor J. Caleb Boggs has
praised the work Of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars for their general
AmericanizatiOn program, and mas
set aside the week of April 26th
through May 3rd, as Loyalty Week
IN Delaware to give citizens an
opportunity to pledge anew their
allegiance to and faith in the
American system"
The chief executive pointed out
that through the Department of
Delaware, V. F. W., and posts in
Georgetown and Dover, two OBJ
serVances Of the week are planned.
The first will be held in Georgetown
High School on Sunday evening,
April 26th. A week later on Sun
day, May 3, a special program will
be presented in Dover Field House.
Governor BOggs pointed out that
''since the State of Delaware played
such an important part in forging
our freedoms into a workable Con-
stitution which the state was the
| first to ratify" it would be highly
proper for the public to emphasize
its appreciation of "a great heri-
tage hOnOrably won on the field Of
battle"
In urging attendance at the Loy-
atty Day rallies, Governor Boggs
pointed out that the VFW had
sponsored these Observances for a
number of years, and he called at
tention to their motto for this
years observance which he said is
Loyalty Day Portrays the Ameri-
can Way.
The full proclamation follows;
WHEREAS, the American way
of life has bestowed manifest
blessings upon the people of the
United States and the citizens Of
Delaware; and
WHEREAS, the State Of Dela-
ware played an important part in
forging our freedoms into a work
able Constitution which this state
was the first to ratify; and
WHEREAS, the Veterans of
Foreign Wars of the United States.
a national organization of ex-serv-
icemen with overseas wartime sery-
ice in the nations armed forces.
sponsors each year the observance
Of Loyalty Day throughout the ma
ton; and
WHEREAS, the purpose of this
observance is to give citizens an
opportunity to pledge anew their
allegiance to and faith in the
American system, emphasizing their
appreciation of a great heritage
hOnOrably won on the field of bat
tie; and
WHEREAS, the Veterans of
Foreign Wars have chosen as a.
motto for this great American ex-
preston of faith, Loyalty Day
POrtrays the American Way:
"NOW, THEREFORE,, 1, ]. Caleb
BOggs, Governor of the State of
Delaware, do hereby proclaim the
week of April 26, 1853, to May 8,
1858, as
LOYALTY WEEK IN
DELAWARE
and especially commend the De-
Dartment of Delaware, Veterans Of
Foreign Wars of the U. S., for their
inspired effort to promote good
citizenship through the Loyalty Day
rallies scheduled April 26th in
Georgetown and May 3rd in Dover,
and urge all citizens to cooperate
and join our overseas veterans in
once more pledging allegiance to
bur country and all for which it
stands. I further urge that the
national emblem and the Delaware
State Flag to flown for this Observ-
ance.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24
FELTON, SCHOOL
NEWS
Junior Thespians Will Present
Peg o. NY Heart Next Week


'Peg o. NV Heart Next Week
"Oh, there's nothing half so
sweet in life as loves young
dream"
Let Peg Norma Lee Torbert)
bring a smile to your lips, a tear
to your eyes. She is a poor Irish
girl who travelled across an ocean
to be reared by an arist0Cratic
aunt, Mrs. Chichester (BG.ty
Hurd). She is like a duck out of
water in these surroundings, but
she wins her way and also a wor-
thy Englishman named Jerry CMor-
ris Turner).
Mr.. Hawkes., a solicitor, Gilbert
Harrington calls on the Chicester
family to explain the terms of
Uncle Mats will. Peg is not to
know that she is an heiress for
at least a year. If at the end of
that time she has proved herself
worthy of the best traditions of
the KingsnOrth family, her train
ing is to continue until she reaches
the age of 21. From then on, she
will receive $4,000 a year.
While under her aunt's train
ing the family is to receive $4,000
a year. The Chichester family is
in dire circumstances, for their
bank has failed.
Neither Alaric, Mrs. Chichester's
son (Wayne Creadick) nor Ethel,
Mrs. Chichester's daughter, MAN
cy Torbert) has done a days work
ever. So the monthly check in a
way is a GOd-send.
However, EthePs pride prevents
her ever accepting Peg into the
household. She detests her and
tells her so.
When Ethel can take this daily
bread no longer, she plans to elope
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24

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Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24
May Time Brings The
Tourists To DeLGlOare
continued from first paeel

by ladies representing the Friends
OF Old Dover, whose principal task
is to encourage the preservation
OF these early American shrines.
They will be attired in Colonial
garb.
At New Castle on Saturday, May
16, there will be a similar display
New Castle was settled by the
Dutch in 1861. 1t was the first
State Capitol. The old Court House,
Academy, Amstel House and others
will be available for public view
ing. So will be the famous houses
of George Read and Cunning Bed
ford, Jr., on the Strand. There
will be dancing on the Green near
which William Penn landed on his
first voyage to the New World.
Also from May 1 through May
20, the famous Winterthur Mus
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24
o Hold Election IN
Sussex 9Th District,
leontlnued from fIrst 80

(continued from first page)
nd Norman 2. Couibourne. OF Oak
Orchard.
The Eighth District is the home
district Of Harvey II. Lawson, for
lneer speaker Of the House Of Rep
fesentatives.
( Candidates names were filed
With John Clarence Lank, execu-
Eve secretary of the Republican
County Committee in Sussex, of
which G. Clifton Maull of Lewes
s. the chairman.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24

The land north and east Of the
treat Lakes is rising-making a
sow recovery from the great dim
BE pressed into the earth by the
leight Of ice during the ice ages,
ays the National Geographic So
iety.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-24

The FELTON, Chapter Of FLA
journeyed to the University of Del
aware on April 16 to participate
IN the annual FLA Judging Con-
test. This contest is held at the
University Farm and in the new
Agriculture Hall. Dairy cattle.
milk seed, hay, beef cattle, swine,
sheep, soil, meat, poultry, and eggs
were judged. Also there was a
tractor driving contest. The Cae-
sar Rodney and FELTON, chapters
shared a bus in going to the con-
tests.
The baseball schedule for this
season is:
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Evening star., 1953-05-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER-S. C. degree, IL yrs
varied exper. TU. 2-033". ewes. and
c1RaEHRHKzssTf,YPIsT. middle age, desire:
position, small ONCE. half DAYS or )
days week. Lu. 2-3630 after 8 pm
COMPANION OR GOvERNEsS. re-
fned. live in, free to travel. speaks
Eng. and Spanish. WA. 7-7406.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by life long resi-
dent Of washington. For particulars
call MRS. FRAILEY, OIL. 2-3231 be-
fore noon or after pm.
EDITORIAL, writing or research jot
edit, sec'y job. 10. 2-s745.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. Is yrs. ex.
per-: permanent Wash. resident. NO
GIRL. colored. wants cleaning Job
csdlll between 8 am and o D'm' Ii
GIRL. colored. wants Job as mother
helper. Ii. 3-0461: -
GIRL, eolored. wants day work. CO
GIRL, colored. desires part-time oil
GIRL, colored wishes 5-day week. !!
to 3 pm; nurse maid; refs. AID
HAND LAUNDREss wants work g
home: will deliver; references No
H01SHkiiEEPER- COOK. small adult
family; live in; capable nurse; $3t
week. BOX 454-D, Star.
LADY, educated, previous German
EnElish and Russian ENGLISH secre-
tary-interpreter to the British Roya
Navy. with experience IN msenn1
iSndS. some dictaphone experience
rood spelling and accurate typtng
Wishes part time work. 5-6 hour
daily: no saturdays. Box 44H,D
star. AV
Evening star., 1953-05-10
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL-Earn your diplom.
at nome in spare time. 1t offer.
big ADVANTAGES. l. C. g.. 232 BonC
Bldg. ME. S-S166
NEW CLASSES in tipping. dictaphone
comptometer: excel. positions: GregI
shorthand ~ tC l6 wks.. simplified
Inquire BOYD SCHOOL. MA. $3.50
Cor. q and 18th. Est. 80 yrs.
SHORTHAND IN 80 DAYS - 1O(
M.p.m; guar; air-cond. Free typing
TEMPLE SCHOOL. ST. 3-2349.
PBX-RECEPTIONlST course easil.
learned; age no handicap; day clas
tYition; $50; night; S25. NATL. PB5
LEARN TO HULAeAncient and mod.
DU. s-aS6S; KE. Ss5095. 10
HOME TUTORING-Alg., geom., Lat
Fr,. Eng. Ger. Sp.. arith.. reading
Elem. J. h.. S. h. sub. UN. 4-19S3
NEW s1 ), CLASSES "a .o,. n touch typins
now. Beg; and rev. Positions pay
ing to $1,000: INQUIRE MA. S-2340,
BOYD E"SYI sc SCHOOL; !, 1921, cor. G and 18th
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture: all subjects taught approved
for GI training; day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE. 1919 G st. NV. DI. 7-1762.
SECRETARIES to $4,000. typists to
500 wk... bookkeepers to SIS up;
classes save " usual time. Hun
dreds of excel. openings. Enroll to-
day. Proved methods. Est. 3S yrs.
BOYD SCHOOL, cor. G and 18th.
Evening star., 1953-05-10

Complete planning and remodeling
be done to your old kitchen. No
down payment, 80 months to pay,
Phone LII 4-45SS. ewes and Sun.
He 4-6o69
Evening star., 1953-05-10

RARY SITTER, soc mr.. "a hrs, ~;
infant care, empl. couples nome
Call MISS RANDALL, RE. 5-5OS9.
CILD CARE wanted, . days "eG3
by colored woman; references LII
Girl. Ct;oLoRED, desires work, child
care Ink; city references. Ii
GIRL. colored. wishes full or part
time work; refs: ST. ST.: 3,S01" so Thurs
GiEL sIsy rsfsi wisneS NO TSrk -7sss sssi anu
GIRL. COLoRED desires JOB as nurse
maid and INV. RE. 7-4770.
Girl, COLORED, desires, general
housework and mothers helper. CO.
GIRL, colCred. wants want daE ayn,. work "a, At
once once. Mon; n;.s Tues Thur''' Ff''
GIRL, GaIl &c eolored' S1.p4S; Wants Job 5 days a
week nursing; city reference. Hu.
GIRL wants g.h.w.. or day work: or
care Of childTsn pE d.hsha rtliao1e pleasant
GIRL. colored. wants days work; Is
a good WORKER. Ii. 4-46S3. ,-
GIRL. coiored, would like part-time
housework. morning or days work
Girl. colored. wishes lh.w; and child
care; ! days wk; refs Fhone oN'
GIRL. colored. wants q. iob as nurse
maid or mothers helper or day
work. or part-time work. Lu'
GIRL desires child care job: neat,
reliable. dependable and has a No. !
reference. ST. 3-53S6; Ma
GIRL wishes Job as cook h.w.; live
in: references. LU. 4-6S92.
GIRL wants days work at once OF
chiid's care for employees; 3 days
HS0UGjsSEKsiEsiEPER-white, az Ssisiw middle age,
in family ! or 2 adults. REFERENCES
neSSTsEKEEPER eSG KEEP AND COOK. cOlorsdi
exper.: nth Day Adventist. middle
LIGHT fSfj rfas fHasoJksaEkEfPiSc, ii plain COOK
ing: matured white woman; city
PRACTICAL NURSE and light house
work; adults; 5-day wk'; live out
PRAcTIcXL NURSE. colored. wants
lob taking Az care Te,t Of b fldeTly y1sls Hes'0n
WOMAN-Coiored. wishes day work
ironing; ref, Phone Lu; a-6g06: 6SnS:s.,c
work or dishwashinE Job. Do'
woaSS. E0StsS eolored. desires s.sl slean!ns
WOMAN. colored. would like 2 Gays
work: refs. DI. 1902. ~
WOMAN, colored. wishes DAY wk..
hrs, q day work for elderly couple
WOMAN N DESIRES day work; ref;
YOUNG WOMAN wants Ink. work
plain cooking; 5 I9v hours; So ; --6ays days;
WEII EXPERIENCED European
housekeeper and cook, desires en-
pioyment. 81 an hr. Ref. Ranooiph
EXPER :5FF COLORED. settled lady; de;
sires caring for baby for eolorsd
working mother; $3.50 per Tk. AD-
rxPERIENcED COLORED MAID de-
sires evening work after 4:3O. DE
2-3301 after 2::30.
FOR DOMESTIC HELP Of the highest
caliber who knows the value Of sery-
ice and Iesponsibility; cal NATION NATIS,
nm 3-R5Sh -l6
WISH 70 PLACE excel. nursemaid.
E.h.w. for May and June o. day
work. DI. 1896.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
1135 21st st. NV.

Sportswear Dept. Mgr.
Top salary. employees benefits. Ap.
ply Mrs: Daniels, MoRTONS. 421
SLIP COVER SEAMSTRESS-Witf
heavy-duty machine; to sew in owr
home, piecework. WA. 7-5S27. Id
STENOGRAPHER - National organi.
cation desires. competent young lady
work: 5-day week. hours 5000;
4474 for appointment. -I5
STENOGRAPHER for airline organi-
zation; o-day wk.; air-cond. ONCE.
SAFHnc AirIine priyi1; liz. NE. $4,000; Ia
bookkeeping; with exclusive pOT-
esting position for experienced in
telligent person; Good, salary: per
9aasnt GaRsf sTTnIose VIII excellent ,aGa future
sTENoSR1RF!HfER4 II RG p! E4gG0 .i0rle not over ao &c
for position with large corporation
Reply in full giving age. education,
exper.. recent occupation and refs,
Stsrting salary. $4,000 per yr. Box
sTEN6GsHPiHER iSS RAP and swl.chbdosrd Mds
estate and Insurance frm. Hours
93-55. = 6cSday S1y wk. Reply to Box
sTENoGRAPHERs, amiable. respon-
sible persons for varied interesting
work; good pay, 5 days. 4O-hr. -wk.
18th to representative at Virginia
State Employment Service, 243O
STENOGRAPHERS. temporary; must
be fast and accurate; interesting
varied work; hours, 9-5 or after
moons. ST. 3-1972. -l2
STENOGRAPHER - Public relations
office Of lge. corporation requires
services OF attrac. young woman
under 80: typing and shorthand re-
auired as well as initiative and
adaptability to get along with others;
5-day week, salary $3.50 mo. Cali
ST; 3-20:! for appt. Ill
STENOGRAPHER or stenographer-
ing full charge Of Bookkeeping office
full or part time. Permanent po-
sition open at good pay for fast.
accurate woman. Apply Box 50O-A.
sTENOGRAPHER for credit dept. O,
wholesale electrical appliance arm
in ne. Wash. knowledge bookkeep-
ing helpful 5-day .wk.. S:30-5.
Excellent opportunity for right per-
son. Call MR.. TURNER. LA. G-5500.
Mon. 10
sTENOGRAPHIC AND GENERAL OF.
e9SSENlE6G sSGSy: B66KkSfPfE6 h1SAE{9N kNo%i: AdE
EDGE pREFERREp. BEST SALARY
AND WORKING COMBS. WITH
OPPOR. FOR ADVANCEMENT AP-
PLY S0S 18th ST. NV. MR..
Evening star., 1953-05-10
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR MIAMI BEACH Tues
day morning. Will take congenial
PoRFTAN6' ORE RI GLeaving LeaTi Wash
June !. Take one share driving
and expense Ii. 4-66S2 lO'
WANT ONE PERSON to share drive
to Kansas City area about Nav 81
References. OIL. 2-7793 10
Los ANGELES, driving May 80: take
BOSTON--Late model car: riders tc
share expense; leave May II, return
May 81. JA. 5-709S.
DRIVING TO Sacramento, Calf. May
16: can take l or > passengers;
share expenses. UN. 4-O26I.
TWO REFINED. pleasant women
want short motor trips; share-ex-
pense basis. Box 450-D. Star.
TO WEST. COAST in early June; l
or 3 to share driving and expenses
EX. 3-6S4S. leave name.
THREE WOMEN TEACHERS want
ride to the West Coast (Calif) near
June 20. Phone IA. 7-20S4.
ONE PASSENGER, San Diego. BY
private plane, May II. oV. 3-6623
Evening star., 1953-05-10

YOUNG COLORED girl desires light
housework and child care. Ii
7-2412; after 8 call DE. 2-95S5.
2 COLORED GIRLS desire part-time
work; good references. Ii. 7-3OS5.
SETTLED woman exp. cook desires
work. live In. Will work every other
wkend. No heavy laund. NO. 7-053l.
EXPERIENCED spring house clean
ing by colored man and woman;
wall and window washing. floors
cleaned, waxed and shellacked;
woodwork, furniture, rugs. ETC.; Is
yrs. cleaning eXper.; refs. ST. 3s0931
EXPERIENCED COLORED girl de-
sires days work; laundry or clean
ing, Ii. 6-7005.
COLORED EX-GOvT. woman wants
work cleaning offices or days work
COLoRED GIRL wants 4 or S days
work. honest and reliable. have
COLORED GIRL desires days work;
SO and carfare a day; exp. EX
3-4146. t'
COLoRED GIRL. neat. desires job
as maid; refs. Call NO. 7-2S44.
COLoRED GIRL desires part-time or
days work; exp. Call DU. 7-367q.
C0LORED GIRL, expr.. desires job
as nurse maid, days week. Call
HO: 2:7455 after 9 am.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w., days
work: references. NO. 7-639g.
COLORED GIRL desires child care
and Inv; 5 days weekly. LU.
COLORED GIRL with boy desires
home In exchange for rm. and board
and small salary; refs. Ii 1851
COLORED GIRL desires part time OF
days work. AID. 2-27O0.
COLORED LADY desires tob, child
care: 3 days week; refs: live out
coLoREEfp' Ef'Vi LADY desire. ..h.w.: *.
COL; sed. LADY wants day work. Lu
.CoLORED WOMAN desires day work
cleaning. and ironing: good ironei
and girl wants work after school
Cali after 2 O'Clock Sun. LU. 2-1367
COLoRED WOMAN desires day work
Mon; Thurs. and Fri. Ref. NO
CoLORED WOMAN wants day,
work, for Tuesday and Friday. Expr
laundreSs and cleaner: NV. pre-.
ferred. Ref. ADJ 1881.
iCOLORED WOMAN desires Job clean
Ing offices or days work. Ii. 7-6742
CoLORED, WANTS morning work
Cleaning office or apt. Good ref
Phone LU. 4-54UG. :"
COLORED WOMAN wants ironint
or cleaning in rooming house OF
COLORED WOMAN wants day work
lS1 class laundreSs: references. NO
Evening star., 1953-05-10
G.H.W.-LIVE IN-S30

Small family. RA. 3-6534.
H0USEKEEPER. Arlington (near Fails
SShiureh,, SsiuI C,,,y over sl; modern home;
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": :-old SON; live in. Cool home and
HOUSEKEEPER, colored. to care for
nome In NV Wash. and childrens.
II and 10. Parents employed; no
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HOUSEKEEPER for sci. lady; white;
live in: city refs: eood cook: S2S
AZ Ar s4oSS5o s4ooSS5ol. 1861 Crescent pl..
HOUSEKEEPER-White woman, to
i've In; for 3 wks. beginning last OF
no laundry: S35 wk. WO 6-134S.
HOuSEKEEPER. white. for elderly
in good home. Ssss SIS veee Heeshssi: Refs reo st
kITTcHEsS ss' HELPER for the L,sn.r
Home in Chevy Chase; 6-day wk.;
Sat, on: sal: S25 wk.: rm. and board
caf = SeiEss MSs RRf R reTs5epess Wo s.S Fsauired
$50 week. JU. 5-06i7.
MAID. live In; general housevork:
attrac. upstairs rm.. comfortable
home. Must have recent local refs.
take care Of child and willing to
Every other weekend on: $50 week
to start. Call after 4 pm, EN-. s.
NURSEMAID. fond Of children. live
in, small family, beautiful rm and
WOMAN to do cleaning and laundry
days week: , adults; city refs.
Call NO. 1853. -16