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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
S. CHARLESTON
By MRS. n. 7. NELSON
Ph. 8-Ss02 a B-s375

A musical program by Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Frock of Springfield
high-lighted the last meeting of the
Monday Night Club for the 1853
Sd season held in the home of Mrs.
II. ]. Raine on May 3rd. The an
nual business meeting followed the
program, with reports of COM
mittees, and election of officers
for the coming year. All officers
were reelected as follows: Presi-
dent Mrs. Edward c. Nehls,
Vice-President, Mrs. Cecil d. Nc
Intire, Recording Secretary-Treas-
urer, Mrs. Van Allen Mattinson,
Corresponding Secretary, M s.
Donald L. Ballengee,. The presi.
dent, Mrs. Nehls, thanked the of.
ficers and committees for their CO.
operation during the year and re-
named all committees for the 1854
55 season as follows: Executive
Committee, Mrs. R. o. Hardman,
Chairman; Mrs. Charles L. Gilbert,
Mrs. Robert Thena, Mrs. +. 6.
Mattinson. Mrs. Robert Rhodes.
Ways and Means Committee: Mrs.
c. H. Rea, chairman; Mrs. NJ. E.
Roberts, Mrs. Fl. j. Raines, Mrs.
Raymond Edmiston, Mrs. Boyd
Butz. Publicity, Mrs. Homer T.
Nelson. During the business meet
ing the name of Mrs. James Hard
man was presented and she was
unanimously elected to member
ship in the club.
When the Past Noble Grand
Society met in the home of Mrs.
Frank Kimley last Wednesday
evening officers were elected as
follows: President, Mrs. Leland
Thomasson, Vice-President, Miss
Helen Slough, and Secretary
Treasurer, Miss Sarah Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Hammer
were in Columbus last Saturday
attending the wedding of Mr. Ham
ner's granddaughter, Miss Doro-
thy Anne Hammer, and Charles
William Everson both of Column
bus. The ceremony took place in
the First Community Church in
Columbus.
Mr.. Hammer gave his grand
daughter in marriage.
William Webb and Miss Virgin
la Webb entertained members of
their euchre club and additional
guests for dinner at their home
near Lebanon on Friday evening,
May 7th. There were nine tables
in play. Members and guests from
South Charleston included: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Vince. Mrs. Merritt Roberts,
Dr. and Mrs. H. ]. Raine, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Rehm, Mrs. II. T. Mel
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Mattinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Tindall.
Mrs. M. E. Roberts, Mrs. E. o.
Florence and daughter Barbara 10
left Tuesday for Lancaster Calf,
where they will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stegman and
family.
Mrs. William Malcolm Elder en-
tertained for lunch at her home on
Tuttle Road Thursday, Mrs. Ron
ert Elder, Mrs. Merritt Roberts.
Mrs. l.. l. Loghry and Mrs. H. T.
Nelson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Page Five

of the March issue Of Farmers
Wife magazine
Second-place award of 500
went t. Freeda M. Moore, Route
/, Piedmont, a senior in Flushing
High School Third place honors
and a $50 went to Franklin Mel
lick, Route l, Tiffin, a senior at
Eden Township School
All seven district winners were
presented with bronze engraved
plaques by Dean Wilbur Wood,
College of Agriculture, OSU. Other
district winners include: Ned L.
Gott, Oberlin; Katherine Hill,
Mantua; Willis Vetter, Wapako-
meta; and Marilyn Cook, Camden.
Principal speaker of the banquet
was Rev. William H. .Stauffer,
Sugarcreek. Judges were Floyd
Heft, exec. secretary, Ohio Con-
servation Committee; John T.
Mount, junior dean, College of Ag-
riculture, OSU; and James Wells,
asst director, State Department
OF Natural Resources.
The essay contest is sponsored
each year by the Farm Bureau
Cooperation Assn in cooperation
with local school systems, Exten-
sion Service, Soil Conservation
Service and other agricultural
agencies. Well over 1000 essays
were written in 25 counties this
wear
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Plain City Beats
Chuckery-Darby
By II To 0 Score

Plain City high school baseball
team added three more victories to
their record this past week. The
Scotties overwhelmed Canaan 10
to 2. Topped Monroe II to 4 and
blanked Chuckery-Darby II to 0.
Tuesday evening the boys jour
neyed to Unionville Center where
they engaged the Chuckery-Darby
team in a contest which fans
thought would be a close game,
however, Coach Gerald Straley de-
cided to send Ray Phelps to the
mound for the local nine and the
tall right-hander proved to be too
tough for all but one of the Darby
boys in serving up his fast balls
and slantS. Ray set Is of the bat
ters down by the strikeout route
and allowed but four we'll scat
tered hits. BlumenSchein, the Oar
by catcher, was the only batter
who was able to get his bat on the
ball with any regularity. This lad
connected for three of his teams
four hits and looked the part of
real hitter.
For Plain City, Maynard con-
nected for 2 for 2. a single and
double, Tom Miller banged out
two singles out of three trips to
tho plate and Phelps came through
with a triple.
In the Canaan and Monroe
games Coach Straley used three
young hurlers. They were Free
man, Maynard and Miller.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Rehm en-
tertained members of their euchre
club in their home on Saturday
evening, May 9th.
Mrs. Robert Elder and Miss
Julia Elder were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Elder in
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c. Nelson
and family of Lebanon and Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Nelson and Joyce
Ann of Dayton spent Mother S
Day with Mrs. II. T. Nelson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
SPORTS

distance of only IS feet from the
fast-flying speedsters.
This sports spectacle, in con-
junction with the $500 and the
Custom Auto Show makes the
Hoosier position as the racing cap
ital of the world absolutely Sc
cure.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Local BoWIerS
Win At Columbus

London Knights of Columbus
Bowling team on Monday night
won the championship in the
white" League in the final game
at the Knights of Columbus alley
in Columbus.
Members of the London team
are, William Powers, captain, Rev.
Father Paul Bernier, Rev. Father
Paul Becker, Robert Powers Rich
ard Hood and John Loney.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

1900 Dublin Road, Columbus IL,
Ohio.
Following are the latest 16 in
dividual maps to be released: AL
len, Blue Rock, Caldwell& Stewart
Hollow Lakes, Decker Lake, Echo
Lake, Findlay Reservoir, Forked
Run, Jefferson, Neers Pond, Pine,
Rocky Fork, Roosevelt, Sandusky
Bay, Schoonover Lake and Swift
Run.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
eUNG-Ho sR. Al CLUB

The organization meeting OF tie
Gung-Ho Sr. LII Club vas held
ct ihe homc oil jim and i5.r1y
Morehart Wednesday evening,
April 18th. The following oii,.rrs
were elected: President. Jack
Cornell; Vice President, john Ste-
bcrl; Secretary, John Buck; Trca-
surer, Larry Merchant; News Re-
porter. Bob BYr'ic; Pccrca;:on
Leaders, John Owe :lUct and J Ia, ~
Rothwell: Health & Safety Lead
ers, Harold Fell and Pert Laird.
Plans were discussed for a scrap
and iron drive Mcel:ag adjourned.
Delicious refreShm"n'e were on
joyed by all. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Bob
Hern.
The second mc4,ir5 OF the
Cung-Ho Sr. IL. trhIb was hcid
at the home of Bob Hern. Meet
ing was opened by Vice President,
John Steberl who led us in the
All Pledge. Secretary's report
was read and approved. We made
$1,000 on our scrap drive. Dis
cussion of our All projects. Re-
freshmentS were enjoyed by all
and we adjourned to meet with
Larry Rothwell on May 18th.
Bob Brake,
News Reporter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

USDA marketing specialists es-
innate 1858 milk production was
the highest on record. 1t was more
than 121 billion pounds.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
4-H news
WILLING WORKERS
EAST Al CLUB

The meeting of the Will &
Workers East met at the home of
Arden Steward. The All brooks
were passed out. We are to make
a program of the things we ale
going to do during the year. We
plan to give a talk or delnonstra-
tion at each meeting either by a
club member or someone who
knows about our project. Re-
freshments were served. Our next
meeting will he at the hor'e of
Barbara Smitn on May 20Ch at
1880 p. n.
Barbara Smith,
u -.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
COOK STITCH AND
CHATTER CLUB

Deercreek Cook Stitch and
Chatter All Club, had its first
meeting and election of officers
at the home of Miss Dorothy
Street, Thursday, May 6.
Betty 10 Ferguson was elected
president; Janet Sturgill, vice
president; Sharon Miller, secre-
tary; Linda Stone, treasurer; Lin
da Finchum, health and safety;
Bobby Howard and Terry Greene,
recreation leaders; Carol Flan-
merry, news reporter.
Refreshments were served by
Miss Street.
Next meeting will be at the
home Of Linda Finchum.
Carol Flannery,
News Reporter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
CANAAN coUNrRY Clue

The Canaan Country Club meet
ing was held at the hon.,a of Son.
dTa Henry. May 1st. We opened
our meeting by having roll call
by naming our favog;te animal.
All were present but one. Treasu-
1er'S report was read and the min.
utes of last two meetings. were
lead. We discussed having an ice
cream social some tine in June.
The next meeting is 10 be held at
the home of Julia Hanccl. May
22nd. The meeting wa: then ad-
Journed and r fres!mentS we're
served by Mrs. Everett Henry.
BarOara Lowry,
News Reporter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Barbara Smith,
News Reporter
CANAAN PRIZE WINNERS

The second meeting OF the Ca
naan Prize Winners was April %,
at Canaan School. We talked
about our projects for this year.
We decided to meet at the school
house. The next meeting will be
May 10th. Jay Straley served re-
freshments. Lloyd Roby is our
leader. and Teddy Meeker and
Jake Scheiderer are assistants.
Tommy Roby,
News Reporter
JOLLY RANGERS sR. Al CLUB
The jolly Rangers Sr. all
Club was opened by our president,
followed by all saying our pledge.
Our discussion was on the -ntirn
group taking entertaining for olr
project, and 4 few may take sew
ing in addition.
News Reporter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
BASEBALL DATES


Recreation Supervisor, L. w.
Stark, of the Chillicothe Federal
Reformatory announced Monday
that his teams are looking for
dates in this area.
Stark said that he wishes to
~o',o'ule Sat'Tdav. SUNDAY or
holiday games with local class A
"a - DascUdn anu SoltOali teams.
Anyone interested may write
Stark at Chillicothe.
s:v -~ .1e~
Clothes moth damage in the
United States is $50 million dollars
annually.
One pound of snap beans, car
rots or beets will serve 4 to 5
people.
Evening star., 1954-04-19

In the Food Shop this
week April lo through
May 8 learn new
magic with fovorite herbs
and spices. See our COM
plete line Of Spice Island
products.
De Luxe Herb Chest
(shown) contains 9 most
used herbs in ottroctive
gift box. 2.75
Vinegar Sampler, 4 diff
ferent kinds. eift-boxed,
LIS
Spaghetti Souce Season.
ing, all reody to use. 70c
Beou Monde Seasoning
SoIt, to enhance flavor Of
all kinds Of popular
dishes. 7Oc
Whole Block Pepper, to
grind as needed. SOC
W6L-Food Shop,
lst Floor,
North Building
Evening star., 1954-08-17
sITUATIoNs-WoMEN

ATT, EMPLOYERS--Available com
petent secy.; excellent refs. JOBS.
INC, 1740 K NV. RE. 7-3153. liz
B0OKKEEPER. &c, 8 yrs. exper.
tipping: 1-girl ofJice; 5 days: Arl. or
NV. Wash. vic. Box 154-x. Star.
CLERK -TYPIsT. gen. off, (no shorth. }.
mature, white. needs perm; pos, Sc
COMPANION. leht duties; day duty
only. while family work; or 5Ea day
week; no lifting; pvt. rnl.; moderate
salary. Ii. 3-5505, 2 to Q pm. only.
PRACTICAL NURSE, hospital trained,
10 yrs: exper, good refs. Phone
sECY.-sTENo. "a. attrac.; 8 yrs.
exp; college. Prefer pos. vic; Rock
vile or Bethesda. o.. 7-9192.
GIRL, white. attending local college.
desires TO work for room and b9ard.
WOMAN. refined. general clerical. ex-
perience auditors office 3 yrs, to
June 30, '54. No typing. hobby order.
Box rSy Io3,1, Star; SsE;p.r ua,. .,.,nr
optional. Mature lady, nice appear.
and personality. dependable. Full or
part time, RA. 3-6871.
GIRL. colored. part-time domestic
work: 5-day wk. Ii. 3-S294.
CoLORED GIRL desires Job as sales.
Eork El5l OaG5 AB 34sgs sitfs@ or general 9s 9to'
COL. LADY. exp. reliable, neat, de-
sires lob cook or waitress. Hu B.
COLORED LADY wishes cleaning for
small family, office, waitress. small
lunch room. NO. 1892
-COLoRED GIRL, rellab'e, desires
work work OF any kind; kdSG excellent refer
COLORED WOMAN desires work as
cook. Experienced. TU. 2-2059. IT,"
&. COL0RED WOMAN wants elevator
operator Job; experienced; or work Of
any kind. Ii. 3-2571.
Evening star., 1954-08-17
FARM AND GARDEN

CLEAN FILL DIRT-rop soil. blue
stone. slndge, excavating, hauling.
MR.. HARDING. HE. 4-5673. --23
PLANT N0W-Strawberry plants. So
per 100. Raspberry and gooseberry
plants reas. Also giant iris and coll
orful chrysanthemum plants. JOHN
BURDOFT Colesville. Md. Call
Evergreen 4-3846. --23
TREE REMOVAL, TRIMMING, top
Ping PINE and land cleared. Call Jg; .
soDDiNG AND GRADING, lge. and
small Jobs. Blue grass. Work guar
anteed. Poplar 2-423S Wieneke
TREE REMOVAL. pruning. trimming
.. C.. Md; free est MR.. CLAYTON
/ UN. 4-0903 or Ia. 9-07aS anytime
--28
TOPSOIL that can be handled with a
[a5e [a1s and COW manure. ElIlwoed g.
FLAGSToNE PATIOs. walks. retain
ing walls. cement and stonework
water-proof1ng. pipe drainage. grad
ing seeding. F. MARCUCCIO 20
LANDscAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
Topsoil. manure. trees. shrubbery
azaleas FoUsE l. BiLD. JE. 4
0646. JE. 2-2S43. JE. 3-OS7S
Tor SOIL SALE--7 tons. delivered
locally, SIS. Additional charge for
dist. delivery. RE. 6-6604. -19
Evening star., 1954-08-17
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcens. !,
Flagstone and Stone

WORK
Porches patios retaining walls. tile
sNaE6 SNHsiEns5e mAkcuecfo AseS s.l7sa
FLOORS sANDED; Expert work: SO
rm. up; free est: MERRILIis sERV-
ICE. ST. 3-s570: Ju. 5-4932 eyes.
FLOOR SANDING. AZ good work. Tsas.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED.
Sswd snd ~ ~ G. rI E. aPPNsoh aPi SlS 2 ss9sS s9GsS
FUR REPAIRS, remod., restyling; by
expert furrier; very reasonable RA.
FURNACES. heaters. ranges repaired,
eleansd; parts; lowest PRICES, ACME
GARAGES -CARPORTS
Custom built; wood. prick and cinde,
S.SssN6o lfs "a s.o4as' sssS14as'esi Iii sfsm' pm 70
GENERAL CONTRACTOR. special
King IN all types Of remodeling.
additions, pofches. attics, kitchens,
o,;inc. 6s;tns, recr. rms rms: etc; special ar
STATE. Tu. 2-667S. -i9
JALOUSiEs, after you've priced and
TED SMITH; He has the right an
aAAS hk 6k1llNNp IntGIlQl, exc
terror. FHA loans avail For esti-
mates. IU 9-4771 JU b-421H ~
PAINTING; interior and exterior;
free estimates; 1st-class work BY
white mechanic. ia. 5-6983. -22
PAINTING. inter and exter.; paper
ing., gen. repairs; white mechanics;
gork guar. HU. 3-7S05: ewes. La
PAINTING. papering. carpentry and
general repairs. Call LAWRENCE
RA, 6-9703 Ii $500
PAINTER--Inside and outside paint
ing; reasonable prices: work guar
PAINTING. general repairs. block
work. stone work of all types; free
estimates. Call XII. 9-331l. --23
PAINTING, papering; 1st-class work
manShip: Wk. done immed, MR..
PCAT. RA. 3-5643. 2Os
PLASTERING, CEMENT and wall
scraping free estimates. Ii. 7-9O57.
PAPER HANGING. 50 per room up;
1854 Snnfast washable paper; work
gual RA. 3-7393 or JU 0-76O8.
PAPER NOW at low prices: Al work
newest samples; interior painting
and free estimates, JU. 5-0745. LII
PLASTERING REPAIRS, expert white
mechanic. Free estimates. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. JU. 9-4154. -23
Evening star., 1954-08-17
ROOMS WITH BOARD

HOUSE, 14o1 18th st. NV,
Cool rms, bus. people, students,
good meals, switchboard. TV.
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th NV
Nice sgle. and dble. rooms for young
ladies and men: shower bath: lovely
home. Excel. board. Elevator. 81
RID. NV, cool Nice
sgle.. rm.. $15 wk.: .dble., $12. Good
meals; young people. co. 5-2493.
CLUB MASON. 1925 New Hamp. ave.
Live in a refined club residence for
ladies and gentlemen; singles and
doubles available from S16.50 per
week and up; incl. full-course meals
and hotel service. NO. 7-6770. 30
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV
" block OH Conn. ave, overlooking
Rock Greek Park Dbie and sgle.
rms, pvt. bath avail. excel. meals.
Rates SIT 80 wk up. HO. 2-3566,
DOWNTOWN
Room and kitchenette. S12.50 wk
New gas range. elec. refgr., running
water. 20S Z st. NV. III
Evening star., 1954-08-17
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. Large at
trac. liy.-bedrm. plus completely
equip. kitchen. All utils.; for lady;
$50. Address Box 329-x. star.
Mr.. CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY-
Lge. front 3rd fl. rm., refgr.. run
ming water, cleo grill, next bath,
shower. south. exposure, windows.
nr. transp. Govt. employe. settled
woman. $45 mo-. 40S Seward 50.
S.e. --l9
1914 18th ST. NV large rooms
with side porch. refer.. stove and
sink. SIS weekly. 30
1916 FAIRMONT ST. NV rm
for !. person, 50; sink. refgr., stove,
e5:s9 i3th ST. N.W.-Lee. bright rm..
stove; en oos Sno Sk qefk DE a.fsSS UsBsS rig rfitSF
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1922 p st. NV
Large front room with kitchenette,
adj. bath; $3.50 wk. AID. 2-1365.
r. l. AVE. AT 18th N.E.-s-rm. apt,
nicely. furn.. newly decorated. full
to 4 adults. AID. 4-3163. lis
1149 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large room,
Sl2 wk.. no drinkers. DE. 2-S263.
STUDIO, refer., grin.
clock, radio. TV, airfoam mattr. So
Sl5 2147 Est. NV. EX. 3-6633.
LlGHTHOUsEKEEPiNG
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS. CALL
EX. 3-5252, -17
Evening star., 1954-08-17
FURNITURE
DISCOUNT HOIISE

O10N<NIklNl T1N|kJ0EI
$40 OK -. &c.,. S;n..t.s GO
$i2S So bnni heds comnIsts es s7o az az
$aS * ,xe U1nk peus; SomplsIso ttS.SSe
$$53S $55S % Maple Bedroom suite. $500
SanS ein. TN; suits 9i59
s3v @ s.aoe-ln ior youf oid springs and
natt mattress on any natlonaLy adyertised
rTMG rITMSSsress ~ os sne pox springs with ao,
FURN.-Green sofa. erav occasional
chair and big chair. reas. 10 D.
2B40 after 6 p'm. -is
bedrm. act. finest
quality. 2 piece: double bed. Excel
FURN.WGE GE t stoye and nd Tv. Sos1Si elso h.ds
chairs. tables. etc nuneam phvfe
dropleaf, S2h, Comparabie prices
OPEN IL to :. 1620 sstS st S. n
Ari. KE. s-23e0. --i7
FURN.-S-pc. Iiy. rm. suite; 2 round
end tables. etc.: K1nc ain RIM secv
desk: III tabie: chair and csb
Also i-bedrm. ant. avail. S75 mo.
or, i-iT0p III
ET.T;N roS.. 2.h,. cs, ~,,as4,.
Evening star., 1954-08-17
DOCS. PETS. ETC.

fSlSIaE SantIas dPss. PnPs ca. cEs cR ss7s Gls real
PEKINEsE PUPPIEs-2 mos, Axe
reg. males; Boston terrier. female.
2 yrs, old. RE. 5-S027. -22
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. Axe
registered. bred for disposition.
MaRL1s5; MA Fai;o0 Old salas Baltimore rd.' olney
4 and tails cropped. Axe reg. serum
for distemper. NO. 7-721l. III
COCKER SPANIEL; IL mos, male,
black, Axe reg. Championship stock.
Not suitable for children. viii give
to good adult home. CIR. 3-1757;
PUPPIEs-cross between boxer and
shephsrd. Also cocker. Beautiful.
sTaSSiDkARDs sTsaaSSi AZ s-PSgl PPSSgolDLEs. white. as asri-
cot. black, champ bloodlines, Axe.
OWNER LEAVING CITY-Pedigreed
Irish Setter; Axe: 2 yrs. old. LU.
BOXERS. tal. one 2-yr.-old fawn
male: one 3-yr.-old fawn female:
both dogs excel. quality; docked and
pupps Axe e males and pIdsd femse reas
coELIE Eifftuffs ifftuffs, reg. Axe. Excel gS bed.
Grand sire ch. Newaygo's Eboney
Parade. wormed, shot. $50. JE. q
PARAKEETs-14 pairs breeders,
opalines and normals. Female Lu-
tino. 1S breeder cages. 81 nest
boxes, 8 flights. Excellent condition.
Only $125. Lucrative hobby. 10.
Evening star., 1954-08-17
sITUATloNs-DoMEsTlc

HOUSEKEEPER. white, with s-yr.-
motherless home, or working moth
er with children; salary. Phone RA.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desires
esi e9Gfiinf rs ana 4ns7sd sh,T Vii yhts na live
GIRL, eolored. desires lob for E,h.v.
srsn .. No. '7-?5s6. 'N's' ~
GIRL. eolored desires work full or
BousEkREPEk isifi Ae and aioUs good plain cook.
elderly person: CAPABLE Of taking
ExPERIEScEb ~ shnESs; la coIokRp sa9ai wdTAN s1
CoLoRED Girl desires work as
cSf6sFn Tsfs65f1sss. Ramsa IA; masalssG; Desires DAVIS
day. Good refs: Ho. 2-ss24. II
COLORED GIRL, experienced wants
a?assIStf Homs n!shts' NO e 5.7565. 'n'lafsn'
sssI5s: care 4 sisH in ps$sSn q sfSSs s5t
SlHohigF VfohET siNGEGTsHRY. haafISTsiRi hi'' 04'',
COLORED GIRL. desires lob child
care ) days wk.; live in or out.
col. GIRL desires gen. house work,
child care or cooking; ref. 10. 2
COIORED GIRL reliable. wants g.h.w.
3 days a week. Call any time, Ii. A.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires dishwash.
Job or day work. AID. 2-9472. Call
coLoRED GIRL wants days work;
refs. AID. 4-1S19.
LADY, colored, wishes g.h.w.. child
care; day or week; refs. Ii. 7-1635.
GIRLS with excel. exper, want
cleaning apis; cooking, or days
COLORED GIRL desires sh.w. and
child care. 5 days wk.: refs. CO.
LADY wants days work or baby sit
ting; expeT.; call 10 a,m.-4 p.m.,
Girl. coiored. desires g.h.w. or child
care; 5-day wk.: refs: no bach
COLORED WOMAN with good refs.
wishes days work, Wed, Thurs. Sat.
HU. 3-SS02.
GIRL desires Q days a week work,
Mon. and Wed, Call after 4 O'Clock
CoLoRED GIRL wants days work.
Good cleaner and ironer. ST. s.
1871.
Evening star., 1954-08-17
APTS. EuRNlSHED--Mp.

vic. OF Walter Reed-Liv.
rm., bedrm., kit. bath, driveway:
$95 mo-. utils. incl. Ju. 5-s54S.
1908 EAST WEST hwy. just ives.
o. SwslI,ns lS5n st;iwodSsSsm' init lndividn3l
front and rear entrances; cony. to
ID. c. busline and shopping; redeco-
rated; $50 mo. plus utils, Ma.
TAX. PIX. mr.. Walter Reed-Nicely
furn. bedrm,, liv. rm., Kit. bath,
utils., TV: SS5. Also nicely furn.
lge. enc, kit, bath, Tv. utils.. $50.
JU. 5-5269. 10
NEAR CHEVY CHASE and Columbia
Country Clubs and Bethesda Medic
cal Center. Cali OIL. 2-3173. --1S
TAKOMA PARK-Entire End A.; NICE
ly furn., 2 bedrms., lge. liv. rm.. sep.
din. rm.. kit. and bath, in duplex
house, pvt, entr., use Of washing
machine. lge. yard. nice neishbor-
hood, near shopping center, on bus
line. Sll0. Adults. Call after $40
ewes. JU. S-2064. lie