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Arizona sun., 1953-07-17
Memory Lane

Refreshing your memories on the
happenings in the news five years
ago.
Five hundred delegates and visit
ors attend the 32nd Annual Grand
Session of knights and Daughters
of Tabor. international Order of
Twelve, California-Arizona Juris-
diction, at Tanner Chapel.
Bus load of Elks leave for Pa
cific States Convention at Frisco.
Newcomers to Phoenix-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Devine and children
Thomas, Jr, and Delphenia, from
Detroit, Michigan.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack C. Perkins, so West Mag
nolia, were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Curby and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Sanders of Buckeye, Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan and
children, Coy and Carol Francis, of
Chicago, Illinois, visiting parents
and grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Harris.
Mrs. Matte Kennedy of Los An
geles attended Sir Knights and
Daughters Convention here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Edwards re-
turn from extensive motor tour in
East, North and South, visiting
leading colleges and universities.
Besides attending Fred Waring
Music Workshop, they attended the
Republican Convention in Phila-
delphia.
John w. Wheeler returns to
Seattle, Washington, after a long
visit with relatives here.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17
Jottngs On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Coll your into the office before
Wednesday PM Phone AL 3-3682

r There is quartette of little
Banks" now, all boys, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C.
Banks, 926 South 7th Avenue. They
are Fred Jr., 6, David 4, Michael 2,
and a newcomer, all of six pounds,
born Monday at Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Burton
and family celebrated the fourth of
July in cool California visiting rela-
tives and friends, and enjoying
every hour there.
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Cole of 732 w.
Grant returned Monday from AL
tus, Oklahoma, where she spent a
month at the bedside of her moth
er, Mrs. Ethel Walker. Mrs. Walk
er is improved and returned to
Phoenix with her daughter. She
plans to remain here indefinitely.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17
CHARM
BY LOU LUTOUR

It's very simple LOVE THY
NEIGHBOR AS THYSELF" j.
But do you love yourself? i.
Shoul, shouldn't you? =. ANY,
way Love is the key to Charm be-
cause it is the key to understand
ing and with understanding comes
wisdom; so with wisdom comes to
all of us the desire to improve
ourselves That's where the
Charm begins
LOVE and you will always be
known as most charming per-
sonality because you will only do
those things which are for the best
of all and surely for the best of
yourself -.
Have you ever given thought to
the cause or causes of certain all
nnents problems, as you call
them - hair disorders - or any
other thing that might not be
natural in the course of your life :?
Examine your conscience and
see If you have any hate or dislike
in your system for anyone? !.
Do you? Then sit right
down and clear your mind of any
hate or dislike and see how fast
you improve and how charming
you become from that minute on
LOVE is the key to healthy
mind and body, and it surely works
wonders the wordl over Re-
member too it turneth away wrath
So let it be your CHARM
KEY .. THAT IS LOVE
Lou LuTour Of Hotel Theresa says,
Ito love and be loved by ALL"
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17
Jolly Twenty

Games of whist held the interest
Of members Of the Jolly Twenty
following their regular meeting,
last Saturday night, at the home of
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Moore, 1888
East Broadway. Refreshments were
served. -
Meetings will be suspended for
the remainder of the month of July,
and all of August, esuming on
September IL, at which time the
the Andrew Nelson's of 1245 South
18th Avenue will host the group.
Geneva Cobb, reporter
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17
Order of Golden Circle

Westgate Assembly No. 1, Order
of the Golden Circle held their
regular meeting recently with
Loyal Lady Ruler Ruth franklil.
presiding over business of import
ance and plans for the future.
/ Loyal Daughter Laura Chappell
is currently in California visiting
her daughter.
The Daughters, by way of con-
dolence ask Vice Ruler Daugh-
ter Vivian Sims, who just lost her
son, to be of good cheer, for the
Lord giveth and the Lord taketh
away. Lillian White, reporter
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17
PHOTOGRAPHS
for the
Homemuker
Think twice before you puy darl

Think twice before you puy dark
cottonS.
Although dark cottons show
wrinkles less than pastels, they
are often troublesome when you
try to launder them, explains
Helen L. Church, extension cloth
ing specialist at the University of
Arizona. They call for extra care
which involves washing them by
themselves in water not used for
any other clothing.
Lint is one of the most trouble
some thing about dark cottons. 1t
is picked up in the washwater,
from furniture, and from other
cOttonS.
AS you wash dark cottons, use
a syndet or water softener that
will not leave a curd to collect on
the fabric surface.
Stiffening is another problem.
If the dark cottons are permanent
ly stiffened you will have no
trouble. But, if they require starch
be careful, the ordinary starches
often streak. A good substitute to
use is gelatin or gum arabic.
Soak 2 to tablespoonfuls of
gum arabic in cold water Mix in
a quart of hot water and use the
mixture the same as you do starch.
AS you iron, iron on the wrong
side of the cottons so that slick
marks are not evident when the
garments are being worn. If you
have finishing to do on the right
side, a piece of tissue paper be-
tween the iron and garment will
help touch up the necessary places.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17
Can /?
Ticklers
BY ANNE ASHLEY

@. How can / keep moths out of
piano?
A. Rub turpentine occasionally
over the woodwork on the inside
of the piano. Moths will not trouble
it, even if unused for a long time.
A small bag of gum camphor put
inside piano at each end protects
the felt.
@. How can I make Iumpy gravy
smooth?
A. Beat it with an eggbeater un-
til the Jumps disappear. When the
gravy does not brown as it should,
add to it a tablespoon of strong
coffee. The addition of a table
spoon of cream to brown gravy
makes it delicious.
@. What can / do to furniture
that has become so dried that it
refuses to take a polish?
A. Apply with soft cloth a solu-
ton made of three parts linseed
oil to one part turpentine. After
this, wipe with cloth which has
been dampened with alcohol, and
let stand for a few minutes before
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17

July is the month to go through
the flock and Gull every hen that
is slowing down or has stopped lay
ing. This can be done fairly accu-
rately by the use of a catching
hook, without handling each indi-
vidual bird.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17
ByGeoree

polishing.
@. How can 1 remove miIdew
from linen?
A. Soak in kerosene for two
days, then wash well; rinse
thoroughly.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-17

PEARL HARBOR, H.FHTNC)-"Dont your
the Momsen treatment of
suffering bends"
quickly
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
RIGHT AROUND US
american Education Week:
Mrs, GwendoIyn M. Floyd

American Education Week
november Il American Education week II is your
oSlolty to take time out and check on your investment
II important in this day age that you secure the best
returns from your taxes Visit the schools
Returns From The West
MRS Mary Moon RN, has just returned from an extend
W vacation in the where visited MANY relatives
MRS Moon enoyed many welknouu points in California Wy
Recent Vititors
DR., and Mrs Frank Williams TYLER Texas and Mrs
KUN Orange of Alexandria, La were recent visitors to or
F lhey We're the guests Of DR. and Mrs J. Woods 1919
lG"Eo street The visitors Memphis ana
Nashville Tenn. Ruth Orange was looking forward tn fine
Visit with her daughter and her family in Nemephs Adel
Woods Mrs b accompanied the visitors to Mqmphis and
Nashville The Williams and Adel were guests of the Walkers
'ilafett and Maeeo while in Memphis In Nashville Nan
ele and Frank visited with daughter Antonotte who is
STUDENT Oh FISK university Adel reports that had very
enjoyable trip.
Trio Scores
Harriet Taylor Dyer marimbsp; Hazel shanks Hynson
Panst and Myrtle Loekhart Williams (oraanist) present
ed an excellent recital the night October 28th at the
Arkansas Baptist college. (see story this paoe)
Golden Wedding Bells !
Rang for Mr. and Mrs Ernest B. Mosey of Kansas CITY
do october % Mr. and Mrs Mosey are formerly of Little
Rock The morning service Of the Stephens Baptist church
was dedicated to the couple After the service the weddne
ceremony performed the church. Mr. and Mrs Noev
have been members of this church for IS years The family
dinner was held their residence D. H. with the
immediate family Of the couple standing with They
ceVed many beautiful and useful gifts Little Rocans who
were present to congratulate them Maggie Daniels
sister of Mrs Mosley VIII Mosey, brother of Mr. Mosey;
Mr. and Mrs. w. E Hicks Mrs Hicks is the niece of Mrs
Mosey Mr. and Mrs Moseys children include: Everett Mos
ley Kansas City; Mrs Laurence Jones' New York and Joseph
r. MoSey of Omaha Nebraska Mrs Jones was ac
companed by her husband Joseph P Mosev was ac-
companed by her husband Joseph P Moey was accom-
panied by his wife and daughter know twas grand af
TAR Happy Anniversary to the Moseys
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
Phone Us Your News - 2-5e39

HANBACK, Neghborhood club gave tea Sunday from
,rv friends participated, Mrs Anthony Mae Brown
Rosie Clark served as hostesses The Girl Scout
,rse held in the Hemlock Neighborhood recreation
Dompletcd October "a with an outing, which incud-
EHqs A flag, ceremony was held and those present
| their Girl Scout pins from Miss Bessie Ward spon-
he course Mrs. Josie Dennis, president of the club
Ala NJ Smith, secretary and reporter
Fka club met at the residence Of the president Har-
asgprs 1lO1 West 33rd street The usual games were
md the winners awarded prizes. Guests included
~s.a Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Anderson and
BY Tucker Refreshments were served which all en-
Mary Banks of Ell Dorado, is visiting her parents,
Mrs. Milton Cannon 1914 Pulaski street
East End jolly l6 club will meet at the home of Mr..
/ Booker Hood, 100 Calhoun street Monday Mrs.
GLAND president, Mrs. Alice Cunningham, reporter
John Anderson iro will be returning to service
i visiting his cousin, Mrs. Josephine Taylor and
latyes
O. C. Williams attended the United Friends grand
Dewitt last week.
Henry Colding of Little Rock, writes that she is
|, wonderful time in Denver, Colorado. Mrs. Colding
nest Of her granddaughter and family Sgt. and Mrs.
and her second great-grandson Tommy, who was
nty Mrs Trip is the former Bonnie Jean McClain
Of Mrs Williams, formerly of LR.
PHYLLIS Wheatley Federated club will meet November
f. Little House. 10th and lizard streets Mrs. c. f.
bs Leila Garrett Mrs Whitlock, hostesses. Mrs Verna
Iray president, Mrs, A, B. Conner reporter.
Twill DO Coerie club met at 1921 State street Mrs.
ballard hostess. After a special business meeting,
meal was served and enjoyed by all. Five games
tvpd with Mrs. Beatrice Stewart winning LIST prize
Ierta Jones End and Mrs. Nathadia Davis 3rd. The
Png will be at 1920 State, Mrs. Ruby Belle hostess
ded Smpkins president; Mrs. Beatrice Stewart, sec
Ind Mrs Mary Brown, reporter.
South Side Ladies club met at the home Of Mrs. Sc
Hmey. After a business sessSl bar-D-qued chicken
Bas served and games were played, The winners were
aema Downs LIST, Miss Tucker End and Miss Fannie
3rd Our next meeting will be at the home of Mrs
HyueI gl6 Union street Mrs. Fannie Day, president;
me Curry, reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
CeIebrationIn
New Home

Rev. and mrs j. M. Oil ger
nave moved in their new nome,
located at 1924 Broadway. Rev.
Oliver is pastor of First Baptist
church, Sweet Home; Centennial,
Hensley and st. John Baptist at
26th and Main. The three church
es gave a house warming for
Rev and Mrs Oliver. Approx
mate 1903 guests registered. The
couple received many useful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dixon of
England presented Mrs Oliver a
large cash gift. Mrs. Dixon is a
sister of Mrs. Oliver Mrs. Bernice
Wilson, Mrs Alice Slater and
Belcie Harris, were ehairmen Of
the celebration.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06

John Biggs, who has been very
sick is better at this writing
The rally that was given at MI.
Zion AME church was a success
$45 were raised. The pastor, Rev,
Allen, of Union Grove NIB church
preached wonderful sermon
The members of Union Grove
We're also present Rev o.
Hand, the pastor Of Bethel AME
church and his members We're al
SO present Rev Hand preached at
this service -. Rev c. T, Thorn
as is the pastor Of Mt, Zion AME
church Julius Perry, who
lives IN Little Rock, visited with
the Shepherds, last Saturday
Write your news, give it to the
agent and he will send it to the
Press. Get the Press each Satur-
day 49,. There was rally given
at Mt. Gillian AME church, Sum
day The following churches took
part Union Grove NIB, Church
of Christ at Faith, Allen Temple
AME and Mt Zion AME These
are the names of some Of those
who attended from Mt. Zion Mr.
and Mrs. r. W. Witherspoon, Mr.,
and Mrs. w. B. Crawford Mrs {.
w. PreWett, Mrs Audella Nathan
iel. Mrs. S, J. Jarretts, Marion,
Fitehue, Zeb Rhodes and Uiys-
ses Shepherd Eighty five
dollars collected for the church
and s975 collected and given 20
sister Lue Jones, which made
grand total of $9375 Rev o.
Hand is pastor of the church.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
Woodson

The Women's Federated club
of Woodson met at the home of
Mrs Beatrice Howard of Higgins,
Sunday afternoon at 4:30, Even
though our hostess was i'll, the
meeting went along as planned.
After the business session the Of
ficers of the club were installed
by Mrs. d, d. James of Little
Rock. Mrs Lucille Scott of Hig-
gins became a member of the
club. A most delightful repast
was served by the hostess
niece, Mrs. Matte Lee Cain of
Little Rock, Our next meeting
will be with Mrs. II. Y Lawrence
Of Woodson. All members were
present with the exception Of
one. Mrs. II, Y. Lawrence, acting
president
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06

Baptist college gymnasium O~t9-
bar Is
Mrs Dyer was AT hef be-. in
Moments at t4z MImDa" Hr
rendition Of the "Moching Bird
was magnificent Mrs Hynsoa,
was superb in Moments at the
FIaaaforte.' and Mrs. Williams
was indeed great in Moments at
the Console" These talented la
dies displayed true artistic abili-
ty in every rendition.
As the recital progressed. the
stage took the appearance of
Bellingrath gardens, as friends
and well wishers presented huge
baskets of flowers and bouquets
to the local artists.
The ladies closed the recital
with Moments of Renaissance"
which were excellent; and The
Salute to the Armed Forces -
The Stars and Stripes Forever"
was very colorful in its rendi-
ton. The artists held the large
audience spell bound from the
beginning to the end Of the re-
cital
The members of the NCNW are
very appreciative for the coop
Grafton given by everyone in
helping to make this musicale a
great success Mrs GWendolyn
M Floyd is the retiring presi-
dent, and Mrs. Sylvia T Caruth
is president-elect.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
Fordyce
Miss Sarah Gray

Mr. and Mrs Robert Hammock,
jr. are the parents Of a baby
daughter, Sandra Marie, weighing
II lbs. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitch
ell Adams made a business trip
to Pine Bluff Thursday
Mesdames ?. N. Gray, Claude
Frye. Mary Griffin and A. T Me
Coy made a trip to Pine Bluff
Wednesday ]. Mrs Maxine Russ
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Al
fred Simmons Of San Francisco,
Calf and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Jacob with a buffet dinner Tues
day night in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Quarles Chcs-
ter Jones Of Pine Bluff visited
friends here over the week end
-. Mrs. Mildred Hayes and Miss
Sarah Gray entertained friends
from Cleveland, Ohio Sunday
evening Along with the
building of the new church,
Greenville First Baptist. the mem
bers gave their pastor, Rev f. d.
McCree an anniversary which be-
gan Oct. 20, it ended Nov. l. Civ
en- special appreciation at the ST.
John AME church, Rev N Young
of Jerusalem church preached the
anniversary sermon. Rev McCree
was presented S400l6 and many
gifts. Thanking all visiting church
es and friends for their coopera-
ton Mrs. Laura McCrary ac-
companied her son, Morris MeCra-
~ to San Francisco, Calf for a
vacation Mrs. Jasmie M
| Fletcher went to Little Rock Sun
day TO be at the bedside Of her
sister, who is seriously i'll In the
I University hospital.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
Card of Thanks

PINE BLUFF-Wc wish to ex-
press our sincere gratitude and
deep appreciation to our many
friends and neighbor5 for their
kindness to us during tine illness
and passing Of our sister. Thank
to Rev. A. c. Burden, who 50
willingly came to our rescue and
made such consoling remarks
Thanks for the beautiful florals,
kilograms and condolences, which
were to us a token of consola-
ton Special thanks to the Mil
Ter funeral home and staff for
their prompt service, long patti
ence, kind words and pleasing
personality They win forever
bloom in our memory as a beau
tiful Sharon Rose
The Allen Family
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
Lake Village
Laura Clanton

Laura Clanton
Mrs Mimarie Rogers and grand
daughter, Rubie Jean spent two
weeks in Kansas City, Mo, visit
ing her son and wife They re-
turned recently Mrs, Clara
James, niece of w, M. Clanton
spent 8 weeks visiting her uncle
and aunt. She has returned 70
her home in Jackson, Miss.
New Hope NIB church class No
? primary gave a party at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. John Lane
-. Miss Bette Jean Lane enter
tanned Mesdames Willie S Clan
ton, Amor, Eddie Aldonia and
John Dunbar The hostess served
cookies, ice cream, drinks and
candy.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06

Lonnie Marie Scruggs. The food
or the baskets were donated by
the Girl scouts of Hollingsworth
courts, assisted by Mrs, Irene Ell
lison, Mrs Odessa Moore. Mrs.
Joe Makum, Mrs. Dotholia Greg
ory, Mrs Preston Robinson, Miss
Sallie Frazier and Mrs. Lille Mae
Clark.
Mrs. Tommie Sample Dansby is
leader of the troops and Miss Sal
lie Frazier is chairman of the
troop committee.
Several games of bingo were
played under the directions Of
Miss Travye Hentrell and Mrs.
Catherine Davis, The winners re-
ceived beautiful prizes donated by
Miss Frazier
Transportation from the courts
to Carver YMCA was furnished
by Mrs, Ludie Clinkscale, Mrs.
Catherine Davis and the Ruffin
& Jarrett funeral home.
Tho Girl scouts presented the
baskets of groceries in honor of
National Girl Scout week which
is a celebration Of the birthday
Of the founder Juliette Love
John Haywood, executive secre-
tary of the YMCA, commended
the girls for their most timely
and enjoyable affair.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
Local Artists
Superb In
Musicale Recital

The National Council of Negro
Women, Little Rock chapter, pre-
scented local artists: Mrs. Harri-
EFT E. Taylor Dyer (marimba),
Mrs Hazel Shanks Hynson Cpi-
ano), and Mrs. Myrtle Lockhart
Williams tconsole), in Moment
Musicale 1858" at the Arkansas
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
Boulevard News
Rev. ]. II. Green


There will be q program at
Zion Hill Baptist church, Sweet
Home tonight at o'clock, spon-
sorcd by the BTU, SIS, and Usher
board The theme of the program
is Education and Talent" P L.
Rowe, president of district con-
gross, Rev S Gatlin, pastor OF
Macedonia Baptist church will de-
liver the message. J. r. Green
director Zion Hill Baptist
church will sponsor m excursion
to Hot Springs Sunday to Rev. S
Harris church, Bus will leave
from Zion Hill at 10 a m.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
t.fl''Wav

Mrs. J. A. Taylor
Rev J. w, Rogers, pastor oil the
Zion Temple church Of God in
Christ was accompanied by some
Of his members TO Fit Smith to
participate in the dedication Of the
new Zion Temple church Of God
in Christ in that city. Rev w
Fl. Hendrick is pastor Some Of
the members were, Mesdames j
W Rogers, Edna James, Rebecca
Edward, Birdie Manley Matte
Turner Rosetta Burgess and Rev.
James Jones Also making the
trip was, Miss Eva May Maddox
VINO has been visiting her aunt
Mrs, James Jones Miss Mallock
lives In Little Rock
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06

ONION jr. choir is giving a pre-
THANKSGIVING party Nov. 10 at the
church kitchenette Mary Jane
Squalls, president, Mrs E. Adams
IS the sponsor Visit your n.
Little Rock branch library and
read the book of your choice.
Hours; 2 to 7 daily Story hour
each Wednesday from 4:30 until.
Mrs Daisy Lee Smith, librarian
A surprise birthday party
was given for Mrs. Reola VIII
llams at her home by friends.
Those present We're w. D. Wis
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Amanda Thorn
as Mrs. Mouline Richardson. EIiz-
abeth Golden, B, White, Mr. and
Mrs r. A. Robinson, Mrs. Nit
tie Williams, Mrs. Terry, Miss T,
A, McAmis, Miss Henderson and
Mrs, Sophie An enjoyable time
was reported by all .. Attorney
Harold Flowers spoke to the NJ
Little Rock branch NAACP Sun
day at the First Baptist church.
Attorney Flowers was introduced
by N, p Marshall The meeting
was a success, and $63l7 raised
f. J. Jackson pledged $25 to the
branch Two new members were
taken in Mrs. Birdie Williams
president Mrs Thelna Cook
of Chicago flew here on the &C.
count of the death Of her father
Lewis Williams Of 1908 Poplar
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06

Ulysses Shepherd
Daniel Stewart and Mrs Ellen
Williams are on the sick list e.. .
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06

Political ad paid for by Mayor Pratt Remmel
Evening star., 1953-02-15

COLORED LADY, good ref, desires
Job caring for children. Cail sunday,
CoLORED LADY desires Job as
hOgsskeepsT s for SII. sTssanEe gf sms
CCLORED LADY desires LII .or
child care. 5 days, from 1O-6. 20.
cSHSzkED SiSSzi; MAN desires houseclsaning
B. By the ae4ssyy dsy or week. Experienced
CSHoRED 81 Ra,0' WOMAN desires days
CsM sunday OF Monday night. CO.
cSnoRED cSIDoSIi WOMAN wants days work
for Monday and Tuesday. NO
colokGD cotSfa; LADY desires s.h,w.. .
CCEoRET sSCS lEHneEi WOMAN SDHS' wants . days q
week work; MondaSys Tuesday. Ref
~,s srences; DE o; o2.o39S. .,r., 80
COIORED WOMAN wants days work
laundry or cleaning. exper. and rel
col. WOMAN, long exp. day worker
laundry. cleaning; free Mons Wed
ciRFn G TssSlSe MSHN Tsts WISHES PE STS.s az. work
erences. ~. 7-5190.
COLORED WOMAN desires job e
nursemaid or cleaning doctors
once; refs. LU. 1-16f5S.
COLORED. WOMAN, seventh-day Ad:-
yentist, desires nursemaid, s.h.W" .
cOGyoRED SSySj h G1tGSS GWOHaN wants s.h.v.,
plain cooking; sleep-in. 312 18th
st. ne: II. 4-39O2. :.
cook or maid in private family; 3
days "a, week; good references
COIORED dependable woman wishes
work 8 days. Ho. 2-02S9. 10
COLORED WOMAN wants work clean
ofices or cook; no Saturday or Sun
day. HU. 3-3739 all week.
Col. WOMAN desires 8 mornings
work; all-around exper also with
children; SIS, carfare. DU. 7-S706.
COLORED WOMAN wants 5-day
work from $3.50. ia. S-5943.
WOMAN WANTS DAY- DA,9
WORK. SATURDAY ONLY. NO.
7-O53S.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

444S48 - AfN\48Nt4bA4O
WISHES DAYs' WORK. II. 7-779s
LADY, colored. desires cleaning Z
mornings week. Wed. through
sat; Ho: 2-7s92. -
After } Pm, AD. 3-SSsl.~ ~
MAID Civ. and plain cooking
Laundry. b-day vk.. excel refs. pl
lfAfD1 desires day work for wed.
ThnEsday and sat-: ref. Phone GO
WOhfIM. col. reliable. sood cleaner
and Wed. II, 6-Ooil.
WOMAN, experienced, wants g.h.W.
and ironing, Tuesday and Friday;
good refs. HU. 3-6o96.
WOMAN. colored. wants part-time h.w
icnGas iSn q tuV WssoHssoasT sa2s. ~ sssy 5s5sssy
WOMAN. c0lOred. desires job 81
nursemaid and light houseWork. Cal
10. 2-6999.
WOMAN, colored. wants g.h.w.; good
cook, fond Of children: stay nights
sos 4th ST s.W.. Apt. 5.
WOMAN, colofed. wants days work
T9es 1,s s. tnTcIsn :aps. Ella. En- also 2 can NAH e1sS
WOifAN desires % days work. Tues. and
Efidayi references. NO. 7.0364.
WOMAN, colored, desires ught e.h.w.,
-day week; references. Can AD,
81 s,as, sax M, ,s.s: .. t:g Rsss.:.
W6kfll: ssieEsd. y,iiabls. uishs.
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