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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Summer Camping For
Crippled Children

Summer recreational camping
for crippled children in Ohio is
one of the direct services of The
Ohio Society for Crippled Child
rem. The Ohio Society is the Easter
Seal Society in the state of Ohio
and is one of the affiliates of the
National Sociery for Crippled
Children and Adults.
Throughout the month of August
a crippled children's period will be
conducted at Camp Pittenger, near
McCutchenville, Ohio, and a total
of 200 children can be accomodat-
ed, according to Walter B. Under
wood, The Societys executive di-
rector.
This camp period is for child
ren who cannot be otherwise taken
care of in other camps for crippled
children in Ohio" Underwood ex-
planned.
There will be two divisions: the
first, from August 4 to 16, for
boys and girls from z to II: the
second, from August 18 to 80 for
boys and girls 13 to II. The camp
fee per person for each division is
$50. Applications should be sent at
once to The Ohio Society for Grip
pied Children, 5 West Broad St,
Columbus Is, Ohio, or to the local
Easter Seal Society.
Carl M. O'Gara, who was camp
director for the Los Angeles So
ciety for Crippled Children during
the period he was associated with
UCLA as assistant supervisor of
physical education, will be camp
director.
ment for the past eight years, ac-
cording to Sheriff Arthur Shunan
of Clark County.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Hugh cooney Is
Dead At Age II
Well Known County
Farmer Dies Thursday

Hugh Cooney, II, retired farmer,
died Thursday following a several
months illness at his home, TIA
North Oak Street.
Born in Clark County January
%, 1876, he was the son of Pat
rick and Margaret Dennen Cooney.
He was a member of the Holy
Name Society.
Surviving are his wife, Eliza
beth and brother, Joe Cooney of
Plattsburg.
Funeral services in st. Patrick's
Church Saturday morning at $3.50
o'clock by the Reverend Father
Paul Bernier. Interment in st. Pat
rick's Cemetery.
Friends may call at the RAIDER
Porter Funeral Home after 7:30
o'clock Thursday evening.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Mrs. Mary Turner
Dies At Age 80

Mrs. Mary Bertha Turner, 83,
former London resident, wife of
Charles w. Turner, Columbus, died
Wednesday at White Cross Hos
pital. She underwent an operation
about ten days ago from which she
was thought to be recovering nice
ly, was taken i'll again Tuesday
night and returned to the hospital
Immediately.
Mrs. Turner resided at 292
Brinker Avenue, Columbus, her
husband, also a former London
resident, being a retired employee
of the Pennsylvania railroad. She
was a member of Community
Chapter Order of the Eastern Star,
Columbus.
Surviving are her husband; a
son, A. r. Turner and three grand
children of Columbus; two sisters,
Miss Geneva Mounce an6 Mrs.
Florence Davis, both of North Oak
Street, London.
Funeral services Friday at two
o'clock at the Lukens Funeral
Home, the Reverend Frank l..
Baldwin, officiating minister. In
terment in Sunset Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Chamber Commerce
Sets Recreation
SURVEY Plans

A dinner meeting for interested
Londoners was held last Monday
under the auspices of the London
Chamber of Commerce for the
purpose of organizing an overall
recreational plan for the children
of the community.
Representatives from the YMCA.
j. Robert Knight and Robert S.
Lance, area executives, attended
the meeting.
A tentative plan was set up to
survey the London area in order
to coordinate recreational activities
here. Pastor Lawrence Rugh was
selected as chairman of the COM
mittee and Mrs. Wilbur Hume, vice
chairman.
The survey will be underwritten
by the London Chamber of Com
merce and the survey will be made
July II and Is, it was said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Elvin Hunter
Dies Suddenly

Elvin Hunter, SO, prominent far
mer residing on the Junk Road
near Mt. Sterling, died suddenly of
a heart attack Wednesday noon.
Mr. Hunter purchased the old
Junk farm about ten years ago
after serving the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad as telegrapher at the Lon
don station for about 80 years.
Surviving are his wife, Hazel;
three sons, Robert at home, Rich
ard of Washington c. H. and John.
near Mt. Sterling; three daughters,
Mrs. Dorothy Downs, near Mt.
Sterling; Mrs. Sara Jane Young,
Columbus, and Mrs. Norma Dill
lion, London; one sister, Mrs. Ray
Ballenger, London.
Funeral services at the SNYDER
Funeral Home, Mt. Sterling at two
o'clock Friday. Interment in Pleas
ant Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Use Your Head!

Columbus, Ohio, July /, 1853
:. Use your head; don't lose
it." These were the words of
advice from S. o. Linzell, Ohio
Department of Highways Direc-
tor, to the millions of holiday
travellers over the Fourth of
July weekend.
Linzell's message to the driv-
ing public stressed the fact that
Independence Day motorists
should take every precaution to
arrive at their destinations. Said
Linzell, Holiday weekends are
happy occasions. don't let yours
be clouded by having member
OF your family or yourself list
ed in the death columns"
He continued, Holidays and
summer weekends are burdened
with traffic accidents, and the
Fourth of July has been no ex-
ception. Last year on the 4th
OF July, eight people in Ohio
were killed in traffic accidents,
and on the 10th of July. thirteen
more people fell victim to road
deaths"
Linzell concluded his state
ment with the warning. "a safe
trip for you and your family
Will depend on your driving
ability and the exercise of eau
ton"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Williams Host To
Sally Flowers july s

Preparatory to airing and tele-
vising a program regarding the
history of Madison and touching
counties which they will visit.
Sally Flowers and Billy Scott will
be in London. Monday. July 6. at
approximately lis o'clock.
They will come to London from
Washinton c. H. and will be met
at the corporation limits on State
Route 38. Newport Pike, by Floyd
Williams, chairman of the Madison
County Sesqui-Centennial Commit
tee and others and escorted to
London.
They will be taken to the City
building in London, the various Of
fices of the county court house and
other places of historic interest,
then to Lafayette and elsewhere.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Jaycee Field Day
Set For Saturday
Free Lunch And Soft
Drinks Featured

Boys between the ages of z and
Is years, inclusive, are invited by
the London Junior Chamber of
Commerce to participate in the
Third Annual Field Day, to be
held at the football field the morn
ing of the Fourth of July, starting
at $50 am.
First, second and third place
ribbons will be given winners in
each of three age groups for such
competitive sports events as BIZ
cycle race, broad jumps, base run,
football kick, baseball and foot
ball throw, wheelbarrow, sack and
three-legged races, and sot-put, as
well as several running races.
A trophy for the boy with the
highest point total for the day will
be awarded at the JayCee dinner
meeting to be held later, according
to the Field Day committee, Tom
Selby and Wallace Nichols. Free
lunches and soft drinks will be
served at the close of the events.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
One Animal Dead
8 Others Injured

A disagreement over a broken
water gate separating the Alvin
Riley farm and the Nellie S. Will
son farm was believed to have led
to the killing of one grade COW
and the injury of several other an
imals after they were allegedly
shot with 20 gauge shotgun.
The Wilson farm lies in Clark
County and the Riley farm is next
to it in Madison County, Deputy
Robert Allison, who investigated
the case, said.
Allison, and Clark County Deputy,
Robert Tehan, said that Lowell
Wade, %, admitted firing at the
strayed cattle on Sunday and Mon
day. Wade was said to have fired
6 times on Sunday and three more
times Monday. The deputies OBJ
tanned a signed statement from
Wade. Wade is an employee on the
Wilson farm.
A $500 COW was found dead and
was believed to have been killed
by gunshot. Three registered cows,
a registered bull and four grade
cows were injured. All were Here
fords except one Holstein cow, it
was said. One COW, a $500 animal,
was in serious condition and may
die.
Disposition of the case is not
known inasmuch as attorneys have
postponed suit awaiting a report
on the condition of the other ami
mails. 1t was reported that the two
factions involved have been in
more or less continuous disagree
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
EIdon Hanscel
Completes Basic

3D ARMORED DIVISION, Ft.
KNOX, KY, June %, 1853, Pvt.-1
Eldon G. Hanscel, 20, husband of
Patricia j. Hanscel, 207 S. Oak ST.,
London, Ohio, has completed Army
Basic Training conducted by the
Sd Armored Division here.
During the sixteen weeks of in
tensive training, he attended class
es on indoctrination, General Mill
tary Subjects, and had practical
work in various combat skills and
in the firing of basic Army weap-
ons-the MI rifle. and the mortar
and light machine gun.
AS a prospective reconnaissance
tank crewman he received special
training in scouting and patrolling,
intelligence, and in driving and
maintenance of various Army
tracked and wheeled vehicles.
He entered the Army February
II, 1853.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Rev. Harley Bennett
At Camp Meeting

The Reverend Harley P. Ben
nett, pastor of the Church of
Christ in Christian Union, West
Center Street, is attending the
fifty-fourth session of the Sharon
Center Camp Meeting, north of
Wadsworth, this week.
Reverend Bennett is a vice presi-
dent of the Association, which is
said to be one of the oldest in
Ohio, and is serving his ninth year
as a member of the executive
board of the Camp.
Mrs. Bennett and their daugh-
ters, Betty, Janet and Sandra, are
also attending the sessions, Betty
in the Youth Movement for Teen
Ayers.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Naval Reserve In
Recruit PROGRAM

The Navy is anxious to recruit
veterans for the Surface Naval
Reserve Program who have skills
acquired during their Naval Serv-
ice in World War II and the
Korean Crisis.
Commander Howard L, GIamil-
ton, USNR, Commanding Officer
of Surface Battalion 4-32 wishes
to announce that the three sur
face divisions under his command
will launch a personal recruiting
campaign for the month begin
ming July 1, 1853. Each division
will be organized with fifteen
teams of five to ten men per
team. Each team member will be
assigned the names of three vet
Grams upon whom they will call
personally to invite them to again
become associated with a Paw
Unit of the Surface Naval Re-
serve.
The New Armed Forces Re-
serve Act makes it possible for
Navy veterans to associate them
selves with the Surface Naval
Reserve in a standby status, SUBJ
ject to recall to active duty only
by Act. of Congress, at the same
time these men can protect their
rates, earn promotions, accum-
ulate additional time towards re-
tirement, and be paid for time
spent in the Naval Reserve. The
officers and men calling on these
veterans will be happy to give
additional details regarding the
need for veterans and the ben
nefits which will accure from
becoming member of the Sur
face Naval Reserve Program.
The three Surface Naval Re-
serve Divisions drill during the
evening hours Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday of each week
at the Naval Reserve Training
Center, 240 North SanduslIy
Street. Columbus, Ohio. Veterans
are invited to contact the Train
ing Center at any time for fur
ther details.
ENTERS SCHOOL
Evan Evans, son of DR.. Stanley
Evans. so East Second Street, has
entered Valparaiso Technical In
stitute, Valparaiso, Indiana.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Charles Wiseman
Arrives In Korea

WITH THE 25TH INFANTRY
DIV. IN KOREA-Pvt. Charles L.
Wiseman, whose wife, Josephine,
lives on Route a, London, Ohio, re-
Gently arrived in Korea for duty
with the 25th Infantry Division.
Private Wiseman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Wiseman, South vi
emma, Ohio, entered the Army last
December and received basic train
ing at Fort Hood, Texas.
He was an employee of the
Oliver Corporation in Springfield,
Ohio, before entering the Army.
Now the senior American divis-
ion on the Korean peninsula, the
25th Infantry landed here in July
1850 shortly after the Communists
launched their attack against the
Republic of South Korea.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Farmland Shoots Cattle In
Disagreement Over Fence
l.. w. Mor+er Dies
FRIDAY Morninq

L. w. Morter, "a, retired black
smith, who resided at 259 North
Main Street, was found dead in his
garden early Friday morning by
John Gaynard, neighbor. DR.. w.
T. Bacon, Madison County Coro-
ner, gave cause of death as coro-
nary thrombosis.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Edith Williams and Sarah
Morter of Bellefontaine; two sons,
Donald of the North Main Street
address and Harold, patient at
Veterans Hospital, Chillicothe.
Funeral arrangements in charge
of the Schlechty-Fichner Funeral
Home are incomplete.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Forgery Charges
Made Against
Local Couple

Norma Jean Smith, %, was re-
leased on $1,000 bond from the
Madison County Jail Monday on
forgery charges. Her husband,
John E. Smith, is in the Preble
County Jail at Eaton on similar
charges, Sheriff Harold Bidwell
said.
The couple were said to have
cashed or attempted to cash sew
eral checks in tins locality last
week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Former London Girl
Heads Sports Program

According to a release in the
Fairborn Daily Herald, Mrs. {. l..
Johnson. the former Gretchen Ty-
Ter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
vim Tyler, Willis Avenue, is in
charge of the playground program
at Fairborn this summer.
The Herald made this comment
on the program: Under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Gretchen Tyler john
son, fourth grade teacher in the
local school district, the planned
playground program at the school
grounds on Lincoln Drive, made a
big initial hit.
playground equipment is avail
able for use and organized games
and crafts are directed by Mrs.
Johnson"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
American Legion
Elects Officers
Joseph Couture New
Commander Of Post

Officers elected by Madison Post
American Legion for the coming
year, are, Joseph w. Couture, COM
mander; Alvin S. Kimball, first
vice commander; Marion E. Trees,
second vice commander; Charles
r. Ballenger, adjutant; Robert w.
Beathard. treasurer; John H. Fo-
Ian, sergeant-at-arms; Harry Hou-
ser, historian; DR.. r. S. Postle,
surgeon: Kenneth Norris and Ruth
E. Armstrong, trustees.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Willis Commandery
Elects Culpeper

w. H. Culpeper was elected
commander of Willis Commandery
80, Knights Templar at the organi-
zation meeting at the Masonic
Temple.
Others elected were Troxell Lay
bourne, gen.: Paul r. Reed, C. g.;
c. P. Myers, recorder, y. n. Nc
Allister, treasurer; M. B. Cannon,
prelate: Harry Turvy, Jr., j. W.; F.
E. Kidwell, S. W.; Chester L.
Swope, S. b.; George Sheldon, sw.
b.; Murray Cannon, warder and
Stewart Anderson, sentinel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
ONE INCH RAIN

Rainfall Wednesday register
ed .95 inches, according to
Weatherman, Leonard McNeal.
Wednesdays storm was consid-
cred a million dollar rain" as
the corn and beans had begun
to suffer from lack of water.
Heavy rains were reported all
over the county.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Richard Proffitt
On Leave Here

r. D. 8, Richard Proffitt, U. ).
Navy, just returned to San Diego
from Japan, has arrived in London
for Is day leave with relatives
on North Oak Street. His sister,
Mrs. Joseph Timko, came from
Rhode Island to be here while he
is on leave.
r. D. 3, Proffitt was aboard his
ship U.S.S. Ashtabula, when it ex-
ploded recently at Sasebo.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Court House-Post
Office To Close

All County and Federal offices
will be closed Saturday, July a.
London postoffice lobby will be
window service, rural or city de-
open, but there will not be any
livery; London banks will be
closed,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Sims New Officer Of
Florist Association

Robert Sims, South Main Street,
was elected vice president of Unit
a of the Florists Telegraph De-
livery Association at the annual
meeting recently in Lancaster.
The "F.T.D." is the oldest world
wide florists delivery service.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
MRS. CLARK BETTER

Mrs. German (Bud) Clark, is
recovering in Mt. Carmel Hospital,
following a knee operation. Her
room number is 728.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
8 OUR
"a TOWN


U%S0T
HABIT
Customer to passing wait
ress: rs it still raining out
side 2"
Waitress: I'm sorry, sir,
but this isn't my tablet"
PoME
She wore her stockings in
side out,
All through the summer
heat,
She said it always cooled
her off.
To turn the hose upon her
feet!
INVENTION
Smart guy has invented a
shaving lotion that drives
women m-a-a-d 1t smells
like money!
INTELLIGENCE
Hogs are smarter than you
think. Frinstance, a group of
scientists rate animals as fol-
lows: chimpanzee, orangutang,
gorilla, monkey, dog, cat, rae
coon, elephant, pig and horse.
HUMMN!
The beauty part of small
town lies in the fact that the
neighbors watch your wife for
you. And isn't it amazing that
some women can talk on and
on about things that originally
left them speechless
ARMY
Lambros Pappatoriantafil-
lospoulos is the name of an
Army private from Massachu-
sets. OK. Sarge, call the roll!
BUSINESS
And then there's the one
about the undertaken whose
business was so bad that he
decided to go out and dig up
some prospects.
WATER CURE
Down in the deep South, the
minister was baptising a wo-
man of uncertain vintage and
every time the preacher would
duck her under she would
come up yelling, II believed"
After she came up the third
time the minister asked, "And
what is ii you believe, sister ?"
II believe that you'll are
tryin' tub drown me-" she
said.
KID STUFF
Little Mary was telling a
school chum - my mother
was born a Methodist, but my
daddy doesn't go to church at
all. I guess he's one of those
Seven Day Absentists!"
CURE
Saddest story of the week
involves a very timid fellow
who paid a psychologist $75
to cure him of an inferiority
complex and then got arrested
for talking back to police
man.
HEYWooD
Old Haywood Snugg, the
Don Juan of Gobbler's Knob,
says that nowadays man
picks a wife in about the same
way an apple picks a farmer.
Give woman an inch," says
Haywood, land pretty soon
she gets to thinking she's
ruler"
QUOTE
From the Ladies Home
Journal comes this bit
"A cautious man is one who
has not let a woman pin any,
thing on his since he was a
baby. Frightened by triangle
then, he has stayed out of
them ever since"
FISH STORY
Max Alcott, local scoutmas-
ter of Troop 104, is an honest
man and we are proud to pre-
sent his fish story. Fishing at
Madison Lake the other day,
Max wasn't having much luck.
At least, the only thing ne had
caught was a small sinner.
Disguised at his luck, Max left
the little fish on the hook and
flung same back into the
water. Wham. a three-and-
three quarter pound large
mouth bass hit the bait!
GOLF
Seems to us that golf will
always be popular with men
as long as there is grass to
NOW or a basement to be
cleaned. Funny thing but
wives never seem to object to
a man playing golf.
MOTHER POME
Consider the baby duckling.
earring an embarrassed
frown.
When he suddenly discovers
that,
His little pants are down.
LAST WORD
MAN one hundred and severn
fnou wears old has no enemieSn
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
DIES AT COUNTY HOME

Ed Mullen, 81, a resident Of
Madison County since 1941, died
Wednesday at the Madison County
Home. He was born in Lawrence
County in December 1871. The
body was taken Thursday to
Chesapeake, Ohio by the Schlech-
ty-Fichner Funexal Home for fu-
neral and interment
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-03
Navy May Retire
Imbrie Following
Key West Scandal

According to a syndicated story
by columnist Drew Pearson, Navy
Chaplain, 1t. Cmdr. Greer Imbrie,
former pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church here, will be re-
tired from the Navy, July 81, as
the aftermath of a Navy smoker
at the Key West, Florida, Naval
Base where Imbrie was stationed.
He was recalled by the Navy sew
eral months ago. csr rsr
The Pearson story related that
Chaplain Imbrie had objected to a
strip-tease show and alleged lewd
entertainment at the Naval Base.
Imbrie is said to have lodged an
objection to the commandant of
the air station, Capt. A. E. Buck
ley, and when his objection got no
attention, he appealed direct to
Washington. Pearson stated that
Imbrie was Immediately trans
ferred to active duty elsewhere
and that he will be retired from
the Navy shortly.
Several high Navy people were
implicated in the scandal, includ-
ing Admiral Irwin t. Duke, who
was transferred from the Key
West base to Charleston, s. c. as
commander of the Sixth Naval
District, the story said.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
SITUATIoNS-DoMESTIc

houseworE; 5 days wk. ia. s7fS5a
GIRL. colored, desires part time night
helper; no SUNDAYS. Cali Ii. 3-O399
GIRL, desires days work or regu-
lar lob; sood refs. cal, Csll from 10
GIRL; nv c01ePfd es re desiEeS S5s sald care
GIRL colored, wants part-time morn
ing work. CO. 5-6123.
GIRL wishes days work or part
time Job. NO. 7-0624.
GIRL, colored. desires afternoon work
LADY. reliable, wishes position with
nice people; sehool-aged child only.
white. conscientious, capable, clean
nurse; speaks Portuguese and Span
ish and fair English; live in. Call
MRS. KENT. KE. 7-15IS. -15
WOMAN. colored. desires Job; Mon.
Wed, Fri; city refs. Ii. 1850.
WOMAN. white. wishes Job; Ink:
! or 2 children; Virginia area pre-
ferred. Reference. Call Elk. 3-S349
WOMAN. colored. wishes days work:
DE. o-sO9S. 'O
WE WISH to find position for our
maid; reliable; good cook. Telephone
TWO COLORED GIRLS desire domes-
tic work, 5-day wk., kit. help, exper
Ju. 1850 or JU. 9-2779. --l5
COLORED GIRL wishes job, g.h.w.,
hotel maid, waitress AD. 2-52S3.
NEAT, HONEST. dependable colored
Eirls desires work as upstairs maid;
for employed parents. night or day;
or cleaning. DI. 7-1460.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
INSTRUCTION COURSES

DANCING LESSONS-City's newest.
finest. studios; available at price
rate. CO. 5-1S33. lis
UNBELIEVABLE - Fluent German
and Russian speaking in 2-3 months
by exper. lady teacher. ia. 9-3012.
DREan BEING WATCHED BY
OTHERS? Completely private in
Structions by F. S. ENGLERT, dane
ing instructor. At rates far below
those currently charged. Call LU.
4-2235 from 10 to 10.
LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons.
sIMINe eis enIpgn 4MsTT1Tr rpT cnlIS' dAsi sAsrC
Evening star., 1953-11-14

RELIABLE CoLoRED GIRL wants
days work or 4 days q week. LU.
coLoRED GIRL. neat. wishes INV:
child care for employed couple;
exper:: good ref. DE. 2-S573. 15s
COLORED GIRL, reliable, dependable.
wishes 5 days work or day work
city refs. NO. 7-0624.
COLORED. GIRL, good refs, wishes
housework. full or part time. Ii.
3-5625, MRS. PATTERSON.
COLORED GIRL wants days work;
Mon. through Thurs. DE. 2-430S.
COLORED GIRL wishes part time or
day work; refs. AID. 4-6165.
COLORED GIRL wants days lhw.
OF child care; good refs. HO. 3
COLORED WOMAN wishes Job taking
care of invalid, children, or cook
ing. Hrs, 3:30-11:30 Pm. Best
Of references. LU. 4-0S01. 15s
COLORED WOMAN wants days work,
also does dressmaking, work at
home. LU. 2-S529. Ia