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Evening star., 1953-06-07
COOL! COOL! COOL!

Nestled in the trees. on a
wooded street: very SNOWY B.
bedrm. rambler on a 70X2O0
lot; clean inexpensive rsdi-
ant heating: 24-ft. living
dining rm. with hrepl., picture
window overlooking rear patio.
Large kit. with breakfast
area. 3 twin-sized bedrms..
tiled bath. Compare 1t at
S15,250. by calling ia. =
9O90 and well drive you
to 1t.
Real Estate Service, In
763 Lee Hwy, on Glebe, ia. 7-9O!
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HOUSES FOR SALIVA,

You'll Be Contented
In this lovely brick home with y
acre, situated high on q hill near
Shirley hwy. large living room. Q
area, separate utility room, tile
bath: oil hot-water Dashboard heat;
Evening star., 1953-06-07
AURORA HILLS

4.bedrm.. 3-bath brick rambler, beau
TRULY nm: walkout bsmt.; built-in
garage; 5 min. to Pentagon; approx.
S5o.O0O trust may be assumed
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MILLS REALTY
OPEN / It'll, 6

Annandale, Va.
JE. 4-1S77 JE. 2-0999
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

$1,000 DOWN. bedrooms-11O1
Greenway- blvd, Westlawn, Falls
Church. Immed. poSs. JE. 3.9613.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
ENID SHIRLEY
MITCHELL WEEDS

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman V.
Mitchell of Mt. Clemens.
Michigan, announces { h e
marriage Of their daughter.
Enid Shirley. to Mr.. Harry
Rowe Carter. OF. New York
City. The wedding took
place on December "a. 1852.
Mr.. Carter. a graduate Of
Lincoln University. is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Carter. OF l6l w. 13lst ST.,
New York.
Enid Shirley is a graduate
Of Mt. Clemens high. and
will be remembered by her
many friends in Mt. Glenn
ems. and Detroit.
Tuesday. February II,
1868. the Detroit Public Lii
brary will present an eve
ming of Barber Shop Har-
mony.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
By BETTE ELLINGTON

mind supreme all its formations and governing
an all is the central of its systems of ideas the
rs and light of all its vast creations and man is r;b
nv to divine Mind" MARY Baker Eddy)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
Christian Science Churches

That should always look 10 God for guidance
protection is emphasized in the Lesson Sermon sub
jeet God" be read in all Christian churches
Sunday. January T.
The Golden Text is from Isaiah 45:22 Look and
be saved all the ends of the earth:
else
Among the Bible citations is this passage tDsut 65)
And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all
and with all thy soul and with all thy might"
Correlave passages from Science and Health Key
70 the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy include God
the Scripture Him 10 be.-LIfe. Truth. Love Up $500
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

I he Detroit Public Library
and the Detroit Musicians
Association will present the
Tenth Annual Hackley Me-
mortal Concert in the Main
Library Children'S Room.
Woodward at Kirby. Fri
day, January 9. 1858. at 8
pm. Admission is free.
Program is as follows:
Greetings from the Library
Director. Ralph A. Uveling.
Chorus-Du Pre- Victorian
Choir.
Lotus BIoom-Niles
Go Way From Ny Window
Niles.
Chant Misunderstanding
In A Manger Lowly-Dan-
iels. Hazel Martin. So
prano; Gloria Harris-Hix.
Piano.
Prelude in A Minor-De-
busy
Tcccata-K hachaturian
Where or When-Rodgers
SilaS Warner. Piano
Zaghissima Sembiana Do
naudy
Riccondia harmonic from
Tosca-Puccini
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

Erma Bryant Of Lorraine Ave.
was the setting for a de-
lightful dinner party on
Sunday afternoon.
Drsand Mrs. Butler Of w
Grand Boulevard held open
house for scores Of their
friends on Sunday evening.
The Medical Auxiliary
Wives held their annual
Christmas Dinner party hon
oring their husbands AT the
home Of DR. and Mrs. Hollo-
way Of W. Boston Boulevard
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Of
w. Chicago Boulevard also
held an open house for their
many friends.
DIR. and Mrs. Guy Ssv,..
bury honored their litDe
sons. Guy and GAYLORD. AZ a
luncheon and puppet show
for their many little friends.
in their home on Arden
Park
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
BY JEROME BALL

Cla sc Oliver.
joan Clemens. son Of Mr. and
Mrs John Clemens, Sr. celebrat-
ed his nineteenth birthday al the
beautiful home Of his parents in
East Detroit. Guests danced
among themselves and were
served delightful repast which
consisted Of ice cream. cake,
sandwiches and pop All guests
were surprised to sec him blow
out oh nineteen candles with one
breath
The gay party VAS enjoyed by
all present. some Of the guest IN
attendance were: Leda Clemens.
Sally King. Mr. and Mrs. Glasco.
Gwendolyn Parchment, Milton
Lewis Carl Camel Organ Scott,
Georeia Scott, Patricia Smith,
Nanocr Brown. Robert Nealv. Ell
len Wooderd. Theodore. Grem-
stead Marianne Martin and Rob.
ert Mcdonald.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
TUSKECEE ALUMNI
FORMAL

As far as dances 60, very
few compare with Friday
nights formal given by the
Tuskegee Alumni Club. No
expense was spared to bring
about enjoyment for the
guests.
The beautiful Labor Tenn
pie was like a cleaning dia-
mond as the scintillating
lights caught the glitter OF
the Jewels and beads OF the
beautifully gowned ladies.
Dancing 10 the melodiouS
tunes of Eddie Parks Orches-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
LOLLY Poop
SOCIETY NOTES

ira. To name just a few, we
saw the beautifully gowned
Belle Wyatts. Dr.. Otis Sweet
and Miss NJ. Lake. Sadie
Ererboe and Demsey Bailey,
Incz DeNaaghn and Jesse
Iiphtfoot. Mr.. and Mrs. Edw.
Jett. Mr.. and Mrs. Benz.
Wsilcs. SIR. and Mrs. James
Latham. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Davis. and just scores Of
others
The frivolity and gaiety
Of the evening came to eli
max when members Of the
club were asked to join in
the formation Of the Grand
March, lead by the hand
some president, r. Conrad
Vaughn.
Colorfnl balloons floated
through the air and favors
ard confetti were not spared.
Hcstesses for the evening
were: Frances Darlington,
Shirley Giddens. Barbara
Smith. Mrs. Maude Sexton,
Mrs Roselvn Oden. Mrs.
Florence Beasley, Mrs. Ma
bic Freeman. Jean Alexan-
dor. Frances Brow n and Mar
tha Cos, chairman.
Those who worked so I'm.
firingly on the committee 20
make the affair a success
were: Sidnev High. Lois W.
Vaughn. Ann Evans. Bea-
irice Wade. Ann Ward. Jo-
>eph Williams. Walter Block,
Martha Cox. Roselyn Oden,
Fred Terrell Harvey Mitch
ell Lionel Robertson and
Edw. Jett.
Long viii this memorable
night he remembered. Ev-
eryone VIII be looking for
ward - nest wear when they
will again be he guests of
the very charming and gra.
: ciouS hosts and hostesses.
Adieu until nevt week,
LOLLY POP,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
Youth IN Society,"

On December %, the Delsprites
Social club held lis annual Open
House al the Kappa Kappa Hall.
Guest from all over the city al
tended this affair The entertain
ncni for the evening consisted
Of dancing and guest chatting
among themselves During the
course of the evening guests were
served delightful repast.
Among the guest present were
Franklyn c Brooks. Claudet
Ovens. Melsena Blackwell. Cor
nell Rowleitc. Jean Everage.
Harry Walker Alphonso Wheel
or. JesSIca Stark. Bessie Jordon.
John Talley Joseph Riley, Her
man Anderson. Hue Lawson. Ro-
land Hamilton. Florence Row
lette and Armsbv Hall All guest
reported very enjoyable cve-
ming
THE WEST SIDE LUTHERAN
Walter League held It's fllst an
nual Christmas Party IN the
basement OF Berea Lutheran
Church Wednesday. Dec. "a The
affair was opened with a prayer
led by Pastor Schiller of Berea
Lutheran Church also sponsor OF
the Walter League The cheerful
group then joined in the singing
of their favorite Christmas carols.
Guest and members of the Wal.
Ter League from all over the city
were present 10 JON the gala
celebration. Dullng the course OF
the evening guest danced to the
latest records and we're served Z
deliteful repast which consisted
of hot dogs. cheese. ice cream
cookies and pop, which was en-
Joved by all. Al the close OF The
affair gifts were presented Il
those who participated in the
drawing of the names.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
Tenth annual HackIey
Memorial Concert

Traum durch die Damme-
rung-R. Strauss
Loves Philosophy-Quilter
Arthur Maxey. Tenor
Charles ID. Coleman. Piano
Chorus - Du Pre- Victorian
Choir.
A social hour with light
refreshments will follow.
Evelyn Davis. is program
chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

There To- help celebrate this
affair were Donald Conway, Ben
ard Price, Donald Williams. Joan
Barnette. Llyn Newberry, Doro-
thy Lamar. Doris Barnette. Je-
rome Ball, Russell Conway. Har-
old Tankard. Jerald Rice and
many others.
The Rivieras Social Club held
a pref Christmas Skating Party
Monday. Dec. Is. al the home OF
the Arcadia Roller Rink. This
was their first affair Of this kind
to take place in the Arcadia
Roller Rink.
Guests were present from all
over the city 1t was one of the
most successful affairs OF this
kind during the past year and
was attended by more people
than any other affair Of this
kind.
Guests skated to the latest rec
ords and the music Of the big
consul organ that was played by
Bill Holeman. manager of the
Arcadia Roller Rink. The pro-
gram for the evening consisted
OF the grand march. the moon
light, backward skating, all skate.
boys skate. gifts for patrons, and
girls skate. All guests reported
a verv ENJOYABLE evening.
Some OF the guests in attend
ance were Betty Hoeans. Helen
Rice. Scabonet'a Hall. Bessie
Prater. the FL Corbras Social
Club. Richard Carlo. Grandville
Mills. William Bassci Elaine
Carlo and many others from Va
rious organizations throughout
the city
The Riveras have been Or
gained as social club for well
over a year and have promoted
many affairs for the public en-
tertainment. The primary reason
for the success sof this affair was
due 10 the extensive advertising
and the support given TO it by
Bristol Bryant. the Arcadia Roll
or Rink, and other interested
parties
Next affair OF the club will be
a New Years Eve party for the
club members during the hol-
days. Officers in the club are
Jerome Ball. Maurice Berry,
Woodson HoganS. Willie Brad
ford. Lang Banding and Nander
Brown. The club will be inter-
viewed over Bristol Bryant's pro-
gram sometime during January.
Friday night found Dolores and
Bernice Ransom of 1890 Dearborn
street entertaining group OF
teen-age guest in their elaboratelv
furnished home. The bulk of the
guest sharing in the christmas
Party" were students from South
western High School and others.
All guests reported very en-
joyable evening.
During the course OF the eve
ming guest danced TO the latest
records and were served a very
satisfying dinner which was pre-
coded by deliteful deserts. Among
the guest present were Aegean
Scott, Gloria Scott. Patricia
Smith. Nander Brown. Vivian
Hawkins. Verneil Hawkins. Val
Lemons. Louise Miner. Wade
Richards. Calvin Stevenson. Mo-
ses Willis. Sherry Stevenson and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
By LOWELL LOCKE

she pherd show me how to go
Ger the hillside steep, How gather
How to sow.-How to feed thy sheep;
! will listen for thy voice.
Lest my footsteps stray: will
follow and rejoice all the rugged way
Thou Wilt bind the stubborn will
Wound the callous breast
Make serighteousness be still, Break earths stupid Re
Strangers a barren shore
Lab'ring long and lone. We would enter by the door
And Thou knowest thine own" MARY Baker Eddy).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

Century VI Progress
Club Marks Annual
Dinner
sunday afternoon, Deem
Lar 18th. found the Century
of Progress Club still enjoy.
ING the yuletide season. And
msny of the members
h,ought along guests to share
,hs afternoon Of happy greet
mos and a full course turkey
amer. ice cream and cake.
ssred buffet style.
The friendly. gay, affair
uss given at the home of
Miss Mary Monroe. Of o747
soften Avenue. After the
dinner was served, Mrs. Bes-
!. Morton, recited two of
her well learned humorous
mems. which brought much
laughter and applause. Mrs.
Martha Martin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds.
nlayed Christmas Carols at
The piano. in which every
one ioined and. blended their
voices in sacred melodies.
There was a surprise $40
rift check presented to the
past presidents of the club,
who served 2 years or more.
Those who received gifts
were Mesdames Eta Rey-
nolds, 3 years; Margaret
Ferguson, 2 years; Beatrice
Coldsby, 2 years, and yours
truly, who served ; years ss
president.
The Century Of Progress
Club presents their annual
Oratorical Contest every
NAV. And works directly
with members of the Board
Of Education of the City Of
Detroit. The young inter
High school Orators are
selected from the speech
classes Of the various high
schools. and coached by the
teachers Of that Department,
Included among the guests
at the Dinner on last Sunday
were: Reverend and Mrs.
John Miles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tcnney. Of River Rouge.
Mrs. Tenney, a teacher in
the Detroit public schools,
has served several years as
one Of the Judges. Mrs. Rey-
nolds. Mr. and Frank Nc.
Knight. Mrs. Josephine Bill
lups. Bill Cain. son of Mrs.
Ashley Cain. We missed his
mother Of whom is now in
California. and has been foI
many wears a good member
Of the club. She served
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

Vivian Pettiford of w.
Grand Boulevard entertain
ed her sister, June, and
brother-in-law Of Dayton.
Ohio. at a Bingo Party on
Friday evening.
The Stanford Aven ue
Block Club gave their an
nual Pot Luck Christmas
Party at the George Browns
home on Friday evening.
Mrs. Helen Moore Of Ma
pie Avenue left for Phila-
delphia. Pa. to spend the
Yuletide with her aunt OF
that city.
Mrs. Stella Kendrick OF
Wreford Avenue has as her
houseguest her niece and
nephew. Sgt. and Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. Pruitt Of Partridge
H.. also another niece. Ber-
nice Everhart. Of Engle
wood. NJ.
Plymouth Congregations
Church was the setting for
reception and special service
honoring Miss Rhoda Mont
gomery, retiring principal o
Courville School.
The beautiful home Of Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

year as president.
Others present were Mes
DANES Edith Gilchrist. Mrs.
BuSsy, Miss HuIda Fine. Mrs.
Laura Estell. Miss Hattie
Winston, Mrs. Rayborn. and
others.
Mrs. Linnie Miles is Club
president.
MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Stone,
of Selma. Alabama. and
their two daughters are the
houseguestS of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. J. Booker of 61l4 Scotch
Ave.
Last week word reached
us that they could moi make
the trip. but after a brief i'll
ness of Deloris Alma. they
came on through the coun-
try as previously planned.
Carol Elaine. eldest daugh-
ter, is planning her piano
Recital to be given at her
home town in February. Mr..
Stone. professor. of the pub
lie school system of Selma.
went from Detroit to attend
the AKA confab held in
Cleveland. Mrs. Stone is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Booker.
Evening star., 1953-09-09
ROOMS FURN.-N.w. tcoua.I

STUDIO Rsd.. pvt. entr. Also dble,
NV. AID. 4-6370. -15
ROOM IN APT. HOTEL, on 10th st.:
suitable for one or two empl. per
sons; one S45; two. $50. BOX
1913 fSJi JEFFERSON ST. NV. - Lre.
attractive rm.; owners home; mr..
transportation: RA. 3-7091. Id
2039 N. H. AVE, Apt. 1O5-Attrac,,
lge., well-furn., quiet rm.; newly
dec: next bath, shower; unlimited
phone; 10 min. downtown.
5533 18th ST; N.W.-Lge. front rm..
to twin frsnsp sesp $f3 49 one; S7ss &c. tWO e0nv
CATHEDRAL AVE, mr.. Conn. ave.
and Wardman Hotel-Lovely rm,.
semipvtfl bath, shower. lge. closet;
pvt, home; man; $40. CO. S-54s6.
EXCEPTIONAL LGE. RM., pvt. bath;
CHI. CHI, d. C.-In pvt. family; rm.
next to bath: u blk. from transp,;
$35 per mo. TU. 2-6161; eyes,. EN-.
1891 EMERSON ST. - Nicely fur
nished private home; Just of 14th
oScx st, RA; 6SgS9s atter s 3 Pm. 15'
Beautiful corner room. sep. EN-
Apt. 3. IL
OFF CONN. AVE. near underpass-
Elegant room, pvt. bath, desk; in
beautiful home; $50: gentleman.
NO. 7-0II6 or -HU. $4,000. To-
CONN. AVE. CORNER-Attrac. ssle.
rm,; PVT. home: hall entrance: very
desirable loc. WO. 6-23l6. lis
1921 VARNUM ST.-Attrac.. clean
rm.; lndry.. breakfast privils.: refgr.:
conv. tranSp. ia. 9-7441. III
10th ST. NV. $500; at bus stop;
newly dec. rm.. clean and quiet.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1907 N. H. ave.
Portable: reas. rates. DU. 7-6376.
Evening star., 1953-09-09
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

PL., vic. 18th and colc. Col
refgr.. hot plate. EN-. 2-2752.
40 9Th ST. Swim. and kit, also
Ink rm., furn. complete; infant,
Conv. transp. to Arl. and Anacostia:
S12.50-S9 week. ME. S-5096. IA
1913 CALVERT--Lovely studio rr1..
compl. with refgr. Also sleeping rr1.
Summer rates; S6-S10. AID. 4-96S1.
refs. EN-. 2-4626. .
COOL BSMT.: refgr., clock radio,
TV, airfoam: pvt. entrances; So-Sl5.
,2l47 r st, NV. Ex. S;sssss: 10
rooms with privil. OF reception rrr1.'
kit. and laundry. AD. 2-9446. IL
DUPONT AREA, 1922 10th st. NV
. rooms, hot plate, semtpvt. bath;
refgr.; 50 wk. DU. 7-554S.
lT4O p ST. N.W.-"The Churchill"
Clean dble. rm., running water. elec;,
refgr.. linens; maid services; $500
wk NO. 7-9S6S. -16
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE rms. bath.
pvt, entr.; LII X: overlooking garden;
1881 NEWTON ST. .N.W.--2 large
couple; "a block 14th ST.; $45 end
Mr.. ARLINGTON Misunderstanding
rm.. Ink. and phone privils.; "a blk.
bus. Call JA, 7-72S2. lis
S3I 4th ST. N.E.--Light Housekeeping
rms; close to shopping and trans
portation, Ii, $1,000, 10
Evening star., 1953-09-09
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN
NURSE, semi-inva

COMPANION NURSE, emi-invalid
reas. Box 34S-R, Star.
GIRL, colored, desires Job as waitress,
store, maid. desk elk. in drugstore.
switchboard, tipping or others. LU.
HOMENfAKER. gentle woman. good
cook, for empl cple. (schooi child
only); $50, 5-day wk. CO. 5-3272.
NURSE go here and there, doing
the blind and retarded people. Over
25 yrs. exper. Write. postcard will
do. 933 o st. NV.
NURSE, grad. white. gentle. kind,
desires lady bed patient 10 hrs.
night 81 hr.; phys ref. LII. 4-19l9.
NURSE, practical, white, desires care
Of Of lady bed patient; best refs. Phone
SECRETARY, administrative assist
ant ant top notch good - 9aekground,
SECRETARY. capable. personable
good stenographer; 30 yrs. genera
ONCE exper.: state offer. Box 346-R
SECRETARY, legal experienced
ofaAAob4C
RA. 3-6445. l3"
SECY., legal. skilled; 20 years exper
legal. and congressional; inter. perm.
pos State salary. Box 316-R, Star.
ATTENTION, EMPLOYERS - Now
available, qualified secretaries. We
screen applicants. JOBS, INC, 1740
K st. NV, RE. 1853.
RELIABLE, refined lady, companion
housekeeper, for semi-invalid or
elderly people. RA. 3-556l. To-
COLORED GIRL, neat, reliable, de-
Sires position as maid in beauty par
lor clean Offices, answer tele., stock
room or warehouse. refs. Ii. 4-5767.
COLORED WOMAN, eXper.. desires
full or part-time office work; some
college. Ii. 3-4377. 10
Evening star., 1953-09-09
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, alterations, carpentry,
roof repairs, painting. plastering.
etc; free estimates. ST. $1,000
AfDGDSiiTIoNs, ALTERATIONS and re-
pairs; commercial or residential
Free estimates. WA. 7o5IS6.
mates free: all work fully guaran-
teed: no money down, 80 months
to pay. .SECO SALES, JU. 5000,
ASPHALT 81 Al T Or CONCRETE driveways.
parking lots. sidewalks and patios.
Free estimates promptly given. Call
COMMUNITY PAVING CO.. OIL
4-4S00 or OIL. 4-4567
ATTICS FINISHED. dormer windows
and stairSsys commercial or resi-
4-24Si HENDRICKS
BRICK MASONS. INC.-An types Of
prick work no Job too small. JU
BRICK R'' MASON cRAFTsMAN-FIire.
places. chimneys. walls; remodeling
a specially, FAGNANI. 70. 2-1994.
BRICK W0RK-Cail TONY for brick
or small. Free estimates. Lu, 2-o6l9
CARPENTRY - General remodeling
| FHA loan: commercial and residen.
| tial. Mr.. LAWRENCE, RA. 6-9703
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, recr. rms
| anything; old and new work. MR.
SMITH, IA, 7-5527 any time. IS
CARPENTRY, remodeling, repairs
gapinst. "a 1sS SSrk; general contracflns
CARPENTRY-Buildine. asRY remodelins
| and repairS, JE, 4-l763, -15
Evening star., 1953-09-09
HELP-poMEsTic tcont. J

YOUNG CoLORED COUPLE, for per-
manent job; women to do general
housework and cooking, man to do
yard work, Attractive 1-bedrm. apt.
separate from residence with stone
fireplace and elec. kitchen. Only
those liking children need apply
References. OIL. 4-4179. III
LIVE-IN MAID with good refs:
exper.; g.h.w.; occaS. care 2 children !:
Nv In maids rm. OIL. 4-4O43.
SETTLED WOMAN. reliable, for care
Of Ayr. -old child in colored home.
Some one who is interested in good
home with refined, employed couple.
CGg CCG1gmpensation; IL 3-3261; Ia
on country estate mr.. Warrenton,
Va. Girl must be excel. cook. man
TO butler and g.h.w.; room and board
and uniforms furn. Will pay top
salary for top people. Refs. re-
quired. Call JE. 3-0133, 7:30 to
ExPER. CoLoRED WOMAN, for
g..h.w., some cooking; top salary to
the right person. EN-. 3-7S96. 10
COLORED, live in: child care; room
and board plus $40 wkly. salary
Call bet. and 10 pm. TC 2-6627
Evening star., 1953-09-09
HELP-WoMEN Cont }

WAITRESS. white, 5-day week. earn
ings averase sos weekly. Excellent
Ss SSs'iTn WORKER t9a e1PSF gaat snd DELI Ell
CATEsSEN. 1855 Mass. ave. NV.
80 LS; pm. aREYsroSE Saais SSfF REsrAU. Eli 4TS.'
RANT. $50 v Glebe re-, Arlington,
W. IA. 2-1313. Call in person
WAITRESS. experienced on food and
nshts M GqS aso paft Tf'fTnt tma faaTaiinsn appig in
person. no phone calls. 1906 Rhode
Island ave. ne. 10
WAITRESS - Restaurant in South
Al; S999dd salary; excellent tips
WAiTRESSEEs-Fuu time and part
time; good wages; 6-day wk. TRIO
RESTAURANT. 1887 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS WANTED. white, part or
full time; must be experienced APP
ply in person. GAMECOCK RESTAU-
WAITRESS. white, experienced. Ap-
ave. ne. SHERIDAN RESTAURANT
MATTRESS, exper. arm service, must
be neat and dependable. RICHS,
18th and E SITS. NV. los
WAITRESS, white. exper., over 21;
lunch and dinner daily; off Tues
day. BETHESDA INN, 1925 Wis
eonsaa eonsin ave. OIL. 4-8sso or oL.
WAITRESS. full time, II to 8; part
time, II TO 4:30. Apply GOOD
EEO9D SHOP Glebe rd. at Wash.
WAITRESS. white; prefer to live in;
pai6 VACATION; Apply MASONIC
AND EASTERN STAR HOME. 5000
New Hampshire ave ne. ID
WAITRESS, white, experienced. Ap-
ply 1909 18th st. NV. 10
RECTOR'S RESTAURANT, 1345
Conn. ave. NV. Ill
GIRL. white, bar exper.: 12 noon to-
s pm; must prove honest and reli-
able. HARMONY RESTAURANT Sill
end st. ne liz
GIRL, for general clerical work; s.
day week. Apply in person. DIS
TRICT DENTAL LABORATORIES
1865 Euclid st Nv III
Evening star., 1953-09-09
FlagStOne and Stone

Cement driveways. walks. steps.
porches.. retaining walls. tile drain
age. Also. outdoor fireplaces\
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-l769
FLOORS refinished like new: free
estimate. very low price. C. r.
COVER. WA: 7-6s6s any time.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED,
cleaned and waxed: old floors made
like new Call any time. WA. 7-1129
FLOOR SANDING. I'm. New. &c So: IT.
Old. 10c and up. Free est Work
guar. 9 L. H1NsoN, Ii. S-754s
FLOOR SANDING and finishing, reas.
prices. Terms. Work guaranteed. L.
D. HAWKINS, UN. 4-6741. ia
FURNITURE FINISHING and re-
anteed RntaS work@anshp OFcesh ESaE
TOWN FURNITURE g. FINISHING
CO. 33344 M st, NV, rear. NO.
REPAIRS, painting, plas-
tering,' carpentry work, roof paint
ing; repairing; no Job too small.
Evening star., 1953-09-09

COLLIE PUPPIES, champion sired.
Axe reg; ready to go. JE. 2-0261.
COLLIE SPITZ-3 yrs. old, wants
good country home. Call otter 10
TOY MANcHEsTER and Chihuahua
,RIS mtxsd' EI EetCTE1 WE SIpp2FS 2IFS939x -I2
en- sired. Phone JE. 2-0112. 6039
Wooten dr.. Falls Church. Ia
CATS, Siamese. pair. sealpoint, pedi-
greed; VI; spayed: $50. Call EN-
BOXER AND BELGIAN CROSSED
pups, 81 O and SIS; toy collie. 9 mos,
S25; collie, mos, Axe. partly
trained. SOS. UN. 4-541S. %
BEAUTIFUL COCKER. black, mos.
old, male, show quality. Axe reg;
cS3.kfS $50 70. Ss;pS1zx sr9s17; aye .,.nr,or
background. particolored: wormed,
sturdy: reas, prics eonsidertns
quality, Oh. &-7es5. Ill