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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-05

$85 MO. INCLUDES ALL
Woodlawn section. Pretty 3-bedroom
1t2-Story bungalow; extra rm. par.
tally finished upstairs: auto. washer
stove and refgr.; huge lot. Only
81. 500 down, assume large CT loan.
Quick possession UN. 4-0531; ewes.
REALTY, INC.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06
Knoxville

Relatives here Of Y. G. Nuckots
OF Moorestown N. J.. we're notj-
fled Of his death last Monday
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Carter ] p
and J W Word attended Mis-
funeral at Moorestown. Frida ~
Sympathy is extended to his fan1-
Ky and relatives. He was rean.d
in BUCKINGHAM County and mar
ried The former Miss Mat ie
Word. Of EnonWlle. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Carwile
and Sue OF Cupeper. Va. visit, ID
Mrs r L. GilliSpie last week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Tyler. Good
win and children. Of Scottish lie
and Miss Nell Null. Of RichmoH d.
spent the week end in the sal ne
home.
w Gilmore Ransom spent tIle
week end with his home people
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Jones. of
Huntington West Va. visited ar.
and Mrs n l. Jones.
j w Word. OF Mullens, w. va.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

ed as the former Miss Margaret
+ Moore.
Mrs Roy Helms and daughter
Jean, OF Manassas, spent h e
week end in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs r. S. Rainey Miss Margaret
McElroy returned to Manassas
With them to spend two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis and
son. Of Henderson Texas, Mrs,
Martha Davis, Mrs Joe Davis and
son and Mrs w f. Ford Of
Highland Springs, visited IN the
c. j Jamerson home last week
Mr. and Mrs Preston Shumaker
Of Richmond, visited MI and Mrs,
Frank Shumaker over last week
end
Little Linda Carol Jamerson
has returned to her home in
Richmond after spending a week
with her grandparents MI and
Mrs c. j Jameson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Rush and
son, Douglas, were business visit
ots to Richmond on Tuesday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06
Sfeppards

The revival services at New
Store Presbyterian Church have
been well attended and the in
spring message Of DR. It w Will
h3ms. of AppomattoX have been
Wrll received
Mrs. F S. Middleton Of Mem
plis, Tenn. who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Jones for
s9me time. entertained at a
luncheon at the Hotel Weyanoke
Monday The following guests
were present Mrs Monroe Jones.
Miss Florence Jones, Mrs J. l..
Jones. Mrs. G.. d Shipplett. Of
Roanoke
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Anderson
we're dinner guests Wednesday
night Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Elcan. Jr, Mr.. Anderson was the
guest speaker at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday
lllght He and Mrs Anderson live
+ ia Arkansas now
Miss Mary Hannah Jones. OF
/ charlottesville, spent the week
rnd with her parents. Mr. and
/ Mrs. J. L. Jones' Miss Jones is
HIT Morgetts Beach for this week
! Mr. and Mrs Allen Stokes. Jr
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

and Miss Susie Stegar of Lynch
burg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Wing0 and baby Of Dillwyn
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
and Miss Wilson called on the
Misses Eliza and Kate White Of
Gold Hill, last week. Horace White
and wife. Of Salem. were visitors
the same home.
Miss Upton Returns
Miss Reva Upton who has been
a patient in the Southside Com
munity Hospital is home for a
While and much improved She
Will have to go for more treat
ments in short while
There seems not much relief in
SIGHT from the drought and heat
we are having at this time.
Miss Beth Forbes and Miss An
derson of Andersonville. called on
Miss Frances Garnett and mother
Sunday afternoon.
\ Mr.. and Mrs Wesley E. Dun
KUN and Mrs. Jimmie Leap visit
ed Mrs Cora G. Dunkum anC
brother. Sunday
Mrs. William Newman and chill
dren, Of Farmville, visited Mrs
4 c. c. Harvey and Mrs. Baldrdgt
Sunday Mrs Harvey accompan.
led them home for an overnight
stay
Nancy Brent infant daughteI
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wingo wa
christened Sunday nSrning a
Smyrna Church by her pastor
Rev j c Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morris
of Farmville, called on Mr.. ant
Mrs 0 M Boiling Sunday after
noon
Rev. J. c. Weaver and Rev
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

was an overnight guests in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. J o h n
Wopi
NJ and Mrs. s. T. Ransom. of
Brello Bluff. visited Mrs A f.
Coldm Sunday They also visit
ed pther relatives in the neigh
bor1 God Mrs Coleman's visitors
Saturday evening were Mr. and
Mrs D. V Coleman, MI and Mrs.
Joha Word and granddaug liter.
Linlia O'Meara. and j w Word
of Mullins, w. Va.
MIR. and Mrs Hunter Self, Of
Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs F. H
Sell Of Dillwyn, visited Mr. and
MDs. Harold Coleman Saturday
evening
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06
Dillwyn

Mrs L. p Gillian and daugh-
ter. Sue returned to their home
on Sunday after visiting relatives
IN Washington and Alexandria
for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Raine and
family Of Newport News. spent
last week end in the home OF
Mr. and Mrs w w Moore
Shep Grow left last Thursday
to spend several days with friends
in Boston
MIS- H NJ, Culbreth and grand
son. Dickie Culbreth, Of Char
lottesytlle, visited friends In town
last Friday.
Miss Edna Mae Dudley, Of
Lynchbmg has returned to heg
home after visiting Nj. and MIS-
James Christian
Nh and Mrs c. J Jamerson
Dorothy and A NJ. 2 c. Y, Hern-
don Jr, Of Corpus Christi Texas
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Harvey Jetel ii Bansville
Mission Study Glass
The w. S c. S of White Hal
Methodist Church attended
Mission Study Glass at Salen
Methodist Church last Frida,
evening
T., ,a,1
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

Of South Boston, visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Bowling this past week end
Miss Florence Jones had most
of the members OF her family
with her on Sunday at the family
home, Clifton Mr. and Mrs
Nicholas Jones came from Pet
ersburg, and were dinner. guests.
as were Dr.. and Mrs. w. f. Brown
Of Charlottesville Nh and Mrs.
Jones were accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Mary Woodrum
Jones. In the afternoon other
members OF the family called
Mr. and Mrs j. L. Jones and
daughter. Mary Hannah, Mr. and
Mrs Cleveland Elcan. Nh and
Mrs Cleveland Jones, and chill
dren, Mark and Jane Mr. and
Mrs. Monroe Jones. and Mfs. Paul
Jones and children. Helen, An
nette and Dlb, and Mrs. F. S.
Middleton.
Mrs. Gordon Grieg. of Rich
mond. spent the week END with
her mother Mrs. Alice Forbes
Dr.. and Mrs. Roland HutchingS
were week end guests at the
4 Whitestone Hotel and WhitestonC
Beach Mrs. Susie Stegar 81
INnchburo is guests in THE
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06
Scottsville


The lawn party held last Sat
urday night by the ladies of the
Womans Society for Christian
Services Of the Methodist Church
was a success with $4,000 as Il
net profit
The Rev John Elliott Of the
ScottsVille Baptist Church is con-
Kenneth Barnes called on Mr.. and
Mrs George KeSsler and several
other homes last week.
Mrs Monroe Johns. of Farm
vile, spent several days recently
with her daughter-in law and son
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Johns and
children
Mr. and Mrs Paul Caudill and
children, Of Fredericksburg visit
ed her parents, Mn and Mrs
Sweden Allen. and brother, Jack
Allen and family over the week
end. The Sweden Aliens also haC
car load Of friends and relative.
from Tennessee last week
Mr. and Mrs Wesley +. Dun
KUN were Richmond visitors Mon,
day Mrs Jimmie Leap accom-
panied them to Richmond, from
there she went to her home il
Norfolk
Mr., and Mrs. c A. Mallory anC
son. c. A Mallory II. Of Rich.
mond, we're week end guests o
Mr. and Mrs H P Bailey Othe.
guests in the same home were
Mr.. and Mrs William Blackwell
of Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs
N l. Adams and Avis Ann. 0
Phenix
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06
Cuudsyille

Mrs. Lacy Flippen and daugh-
ter, Of Columbia, were dinner
guests last week Of the Alfred
Harris family
MI and Mrs Pearl ELAN and
Mss Mag Elan were luncheon
guests "Wednesday Of the Emmett
Dunkuns.
Visitors DIT Smyrna Sunday
morning. were Mrs. Middleton Of
Memphis. Tenn, and Mr. and
Mrs Nick Jones and daughter Of
Petersburg, and Mrs. Corbin Wise
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

Chicago Marriage licenses in
Chicago during June fell to a
nine-year low and the terrIfically
hot weather was blamed There
were 1900 licenses issued in June
while in June 1858. the total was
1857 Temperatures Of 80 or
higher kept Chicago sweltering
for l6 Of 30 DAYS in June.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06
Buckingham

MIS-. II. l.. TiLCIi, Vi l1SIlIlioul
and Mrs j M. Kenodle and Mrs
Sam Duncan. OF Hampden sgd h
ney were recent guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Hall Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Rosen en-
tertained their son Coleman With
party July 81 on his sixth /
birthday. Guests present were Lee
Baldwin, John Wood Jr Randy
Barnes Hamilton Agee. III and
Johnny Holmes.
Rev and Mrs Otis P9uden and
family recently returned from q
two weeks visit with Mrs Prud-
ems family in Alabama.
Recent guests OF Miss Sallie
Ganatt and Mrs Robert Hall were
Mrs Pochontas Stroud, Of Little
Rock. Arkansas. who is here now
on vacation Mrs Bernard Avis
of charlottesville. Alexdria Hall
OF Newport News and Mrs. j. A
Paseaul Of Washington Sonny
Donegan. OF WASHINGTON D c.
is spending the summer with his
aunts
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Worley and
Mr. and MIS-. Harry Whorley, Of
Richmond aye visiting in the
homes Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Le-
Sueur ana Henry Whorley this
week.
Mrs Walter Hellard and daugh-
ters, Betty 10 Peggy and Judy
Hellard, spent last week in Rich
mond visiting in the home of
Mr. and Mrs Donnie Shumaker
Patsy Shumaker returned with
them ID visit the Hellards for a
week
Much sympthy is extended to
the Webb family and also the
Pearson family on account of the
death of Mrs Effie Webb and
Mrs. Alma Pearson who died with
N the same week
Mrs Hamilton Agee and daugh-
ser 10 Ann and Sue Carolyn at
tended a tea last Sunday at
Scottsyille in the home Of MIS-
Charles Stone assisted by Mrs
Fred Williams of DillWyn given
in honor Of Miss Doris Brauer's
engagement to Freddie Williams.
Of DillWyn and Richmon,
Miss Betsy Broaddus Bruce re-
turned home last Monday after
two weeks visit IN Alexandria and
Goshen va
MI and Mrs. R. H Bruce we're
visitors IN kihs and Queen county
last week end.
Rev william Kessler was a re-
cent visitor in Washington.
Miss Sue CAROLYN Agee returned
home last week after week in
Richmond
MIS- Eddie Shepherd Is improy-
ing and is able 70 De out agajn
some.
Nh and Mrs Samuel Stanley
and son. Jetfery. are spending
tllS week a Virginia Beach
lhere van be a bake sale Sat
urday III the yard Of The old
MoSiey nome place Saturday
Ausu7l AZ Z 50 a. m which is.
'eills sponsored oE tlie Women OF.
ne MayeSV4ile Chnrch
p,d. iie Women q me MaysEIlle
PRESBYTERIAN C1urch WIN hold
y-ieIi ''titl'ai p'cnlc wednesday
Au1',A1 10 ~ o.9o p m. III inc
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Evening star., 1954-11-24
HELP-DoMEsTIc

BUTLER-COOK-vALET--C CHAUF-
FEUR-By single man In large no.
tel suite with maid service fur
nished.. Must be the highest type
and thoroughly experienced. Do
not apply unless YOU are the best,
have served the best people and
can give the finest references. ME.
s51ipys; country; live in; large
Starting Dec. l. DE. 2-1360 or
GENERAL SiERai HoUTssiEwoRK, plain COOK o.
ing, care for children; must have
excellent recent local references.
Live IN. 5h-day week. $50. Tu.
e:HwN;;, child care, live in: good home.
G.Hw.. e sieep in, child care; New
York area; s140 mo-, 5ls-day wk.
RIM. and board. JE. 4-4934.
white, middle-aged,
willing to work in Catholic rectory.
Salary and live In. Box Bah. Star.
MAID. live in. g.h.w., occasional care
Under 35 yrs. ,TV in maids room;
5ls days. S37 to start. Only exper.
with best refs. need apply. OIL.
dependable. refined
young lady to care for 2 young
children for working parents; must
be immaculate and use good gram
mar; s,e. location. For interview,
call 10. 1886 after $50 pm;
--25
WOMAN, white. foreign: cooks. h W.
no ironing; references. Box l4-H.
WHITE WOMAN, not over 80, to care
for .3-yr.-old in our home; working
MaSbTE.aGEp nSi5sE: sSf b. EA MoSsaN siNs6S live a6 in
g.h.W" take care q : children ase
Will GIVE COOP HOME to young
white lady, for care Of 2 children
and l.h.w.; small salary; private
room; Ju. 5-6975 after 4:30. --25
Evening star., 1954-11-24
sITUATioNs--woMEN

COMPANION to elderly lady or semi
inv: will help with Inv: mature
woman; SIS per wk. Box 102-H. Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. desires
RA, 6-5995.
STENO.. dependable and Npleas. rer-
s0nality: type, 65 Wp.m.: sirthnd..
120 wp.m.: int. In perm. part-time
wk. only: 9:30 am. till 3 pm. Mon.
through Ffi. Box 461-C. Star. "a
YOUNG WOMAN. expeH CAPITOL Hill,
WORK; @ sood salary necessary. Wo.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
GENERAL sTENoG.

Capable Of doing secretarial work.
week; 6 days with extra pay op-
tionai; liberal discounts on pur-
chases IN our ladies' and children's
shops as well as other departments.
Experience with IBM electric type
writer preferred but not essential.
Apply Mr.. Stewart. THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1919 2 st. NV. --25
HOUEEMOTHER, live In; avail. Dec
/: young mature person to work
with young children: some college
preferred; mo. paid vacation
$4,000 to start. Phone ma. S-933S.
IBM KEY PUNCH oPERAToR. high
school graduate. at least ] yr. ex-
perience 024 or O26 and 056: age
group 1890: regular employment.
excellent company benefits. Indicate
salary expected based upon above
qualifications. Write Box 322-H
aiasSsSICuRIsT. experienced; top s sal
oylsE y y 6ssS WoSosp ss2p BE2aTY ARPT r sR gsEsSR
SGssE eas lith aIDE. 4. n;S white, for duty s in
nursing home In Silver Spring area,
live IN; refs. JU. 9-7644.
NURSES AIDES. white. congenial
work. nice environment; references;
live In. LO. 5-OS72. 80
PIX OPERATOR. with typing and
clerical experience. Permanent resi-
dent n this area preferred; 5lz-day
| 5 pm. PAGE-HuGHES BUICK. 621
Arlingtcn blvd. Fails Church. Va,
d. o-b1Uus ---S0
Evening star., 1954-11-24
HELPWoMEN

WOMAN. cGitured. with initiative and
position: @ Splendid future for ap-1
plicant meeting requirements. ST.
400 year. Box I31-E. Star. -24
time, 5 ewes. plus
Sat. am: white; car: permanent:
gESbM2EsELehIPI TxTNYqss esII rE sTE4ElSq 4.1pSq AhB
for educational survey. NOR
ninss, am. to IL, Monday through
Friday, VIII interview Friday. Mo-
vember 20, 6 to 8 pm. 9330'
GEORGIA ave-. Silver Spring, Nd;
GOOD HOME and $40 salary per
without child; IS housekeeper Tor
Q motheyless children. AP. 7-470l.
III MOTHERS-home-
makers. widows, white. age 22-45.
Excel. opportunity to supplement
family income. Arrange 20-25 Hex
fble day or evening hours weekly, to
earn $40 to $40. Good grooming q
must. No collecting or delivering: no
personal interviews only. Call MRS.
HARPER. DE. 2.3S5S, Tues. 8 a.m.-
8 PM, Wed, 8 am. to 2 p.m.;
Friday, am. to 2 pm. to make
appointment. Interview does not
obligate you. Evening interviews ar
ranged, so husband can accompany
wife. Use Of phone and family car
needed. Local Use. Advancement op-
portunities Immediately for unusual
women with full-tirne flexible hours
MOTHERS-Buy your children.s
Xmas gifts with your AVON earn
ings, A few choice openings avail
able nov; Re; 7;sl97;, -26
reer women. white iage 22-45). wen
groomed. with ambition and deter
miration to make future for your
must. Phone and use Of car needed.
Earn $45 to S65 weekly for 1925
flexible hours In addition to regular
job you have. No collecting or der
hvering; no investment. Call MRS.
WINBERRY. DE. 1855. Tues. s.
8 pm; Wed, 8 a.nn.-2 pm; Friday,
8 am. to. 2 pm; to give Qualifica-
tons and arrange personal con-
ddential interview. Interview does
not obligate you. Selections through
personal interviews only. Full-time
MANAGEMENT opportunities available
to those who qualify and have 30
40 hours available -25
Evening star., 1954-11-24
sITuATIoNs-poMEsTlc

WOMAN desires part
time am, pm. or days work. Fond
OF children. Ref. CO. 5-9067.
WISH TO PLACE my excel. nurse
Some malo hS dass: & s6pTsS,asiye Ks 5rIses ents s
CHRISTIAN, SETTLED WOMAN de-
sires g.h.w., preferably in Arlington.
Va. KE. S-4102-
GIRL. desires work Tues, We'd,
Thur. NO. 7-6973 after 4 Pm.
"a
GIRL. colored. wishes child care and
light housework: full or part time:
refs. AID. 4-2920.
GIRL desires 5-day week. Ju. g.
GIRL, colored, wants .dishwashine
Job ior maid: refs. Ii. 4-S76S.
LADY wishes Job care for
semi-invalid In private home. After
8 Pm, MARY. CO. 5-5645.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Statesmen

TO represent areas Oldest business Of
its type. Excellent working condi-
tions. qualified leads given. highest
commission. Must have car and
furnish references. For personal In
terpiew call MR., THOMAS, 10. g.
$500, 8 Am. to 4 p.in.. or 7:30 pm.
SALESMEN--Seli Encyclopaedia Bri-
tannica. Leads. See CARTER MA.
REPRESENTATIVE with ex-
perience in automotiye DIAGNOSIS
Se5a aaa Sar'i sos ssss ssoR star =
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
anst nv be experlsnce9 ana HSye ysfeM loesI
A. VI BARsER DER ESQ SERVICE CEN asif-
TER. 10th and Maine ave. s,w.
STATION ATTENDANTT-- T
Must be experienced In lubrication:
good salary plus commission. CON-
NoRS INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT-
Full time employment; local refer.
ences. PARK SuNOCO SERVICE,
$500 Conn. ave.. Chevy Chase. Nd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT sG *.
pefienced, 6-day week; good salary:
d. c. drivers permit. preferred.
1opggSNYs ApgglSy sstTfsa2 TsaAco saEnssyreE ans gTa. g..
TON 10th AZ and New York ave. s nv,
sERviCH En- RaHns STATION SsilS; ArTENDANSTf- NDASTf
With motor tune.up experience. Only
experienced need apply. Apply OAK
LAND ESQ, 1907 Marlboro pike
:, Sse sr.rxo~, .mwrrTV. 92,r
Evening star., 1954-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. Italian, 120-bass.
brand-new. multi-shift. beautiful;
AccoRDnoN, aS9 EsIoos ss2sS6 sis6Bass sA ogsS @Sieroi
pearl with case; In peri. cond.
Cost s475. only $500. terms. 10.
ADDING MACHINE. victor. counter
model; good condition. $3.50.
UNITED. 813 i4th. RE. 7-l177.
ANTIQUE hand-carved spanish-type
wrought hardware. 5x4. IA. 7-05s9.
ANTIQUES-French desk, love seat,
matching side chairs. Nielsen IRON
stone needlepoint chair. Lincoln
rocker. collectors item, doll furni-
Evening star., 1954-11-24
SITUATIONS WoMEN tcons.l

COLORED WOMAN desires work:
live out; exper. g.h.W or cafe:
n. Carolina and d. G. refs. Phone
GIRL, colored. wishes Job as store
maid or hotel maid: exper. RE.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
sITUATIoNs---MEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time: books
started. caught up, kept part time:
loc refs prompt. reas JU a-540r
B0OKKEEPER. payroll cost account
ing, time keeping, conscientious,
dependable. JU. S-1s75 after 3:
CHEF, young, colored man. exper.
chef; would like cook job. Call AD.
FAINTER wants work, homes, once
bldgs., apts.: dependable. WILLIAMS.
SIP. 3-SS6S or SP. 3-6474. 25s
MAN, good worker, night work.
kitchen all around. RA. .6-16S9.
MAN, sober. reliable. desires work,
chauffeur, butler or truck driver
Or receiving clerk. Refs. RIA. g.
MAN. colored. wants work as porter;
time. Lu. 3-2957:
MAN, col, "a, radio background. de-
sI,s.r sisss io1 },s = sEsE nslpsE Of trade Or
MEN AVAILABLE for house and yard
work and other misc. odd Jobs. Call
the SALVATION ARMY. Harbof
Light Center. ME- S-4532
FOR A FIRM THAT doesn't care 10
pay salary Of q night watchman
but needs q guard, elderly white
man abfe-bodied. retired. will make
nightly checkup and live on prop
erty "a hrs. day. in exchange for
crude living quarters that can Be
made comfortable. WO. 6-I544,
Mr.. KENDALL.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
ROUTEMAN

SALESMAN, experienced IN shoes;
best salary In city. WASHINGTON
SHOE OUTLET. 500 F st. NV,
wholesale linens, hos
pital and hotel trade; established
accounts; Washington, Va. and
w. Va. Experience and car neces-
sary. Write NJ. AMBACH 81 CO.. 20
West Redwood St. Baltimore /. Md.
SALESMAN - Small appliance and
radio salesman to work in store.
sood salary plus commissions gives
right man superior earning wage.
Pleasant working conditions ahd
hours, sick leave, paid vacation,
hospital benefits and insurance. See
George Harris between 10 a.m.-5
pm, at GEORGES WAREHO USE,
2148 Oath pl. ne.
experienced, permanent,
for general retail store; ewes. and
SATURDAYS. CAPITOL SURPI Us,
1000 II st. ne. 80
sALFSMAN-If you cannot earn a
minimum Of $100 per wk., we would
prefer you not answer this ad.
Every business house a prospect.
For appt., phone MR.. SAMUEL. LA.
6-1500. lCar not necessarily ---25
Evening star., 1954-11-24
WILL 1855 BE DIFFERENT?
HELP--MEN AND WOMEN
Grew Managers

Men or ladies (6), with cars for po-
sition of crew managers. Average $50
per day, plus expenses. Age no
handicap II you are honest. reliable.
bondable. active and not lazy. See
PICTO SOAP representative at Lee
House, 18th and L streets NV. Fri
day. November 20, between IL Am.
and o pm.
;ALESMEN AND SALESLADIES, for
camera store; ambitious, willing to
progress; good salary. bonus and
other benefits; experience preferred.
ccEgNTfEk. cgsf s. sls 18th 81 81. NV. s Ms4
SaleSpeople
Age no handicap If you are active
and need to earn at least $40 per
day. Work in your neighborhood or
surrounding area Of your home town
for large soap company. Christmas
packages for children. door to door.
In our special promotional cam
paign. Paid daily and transporta-
tion furnished. Also need crew man
ayers with use of cars. See PICTO
SOAP representative between 3-9
pm. Friday, November 20 or Sat-
urday between 10 ana. and noon at
Lee House. 18th and L streets NV
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, expert
enced, with unlim. phone for Wash.
area: excellent remuneration. CR
Evening star., 1954-11-24
HELP-WoMEN Cont. J

PIANO PLAYER, white. experienced
In popular music, 21-35 years old.
Apply 1:15 to Z pm, KIKrS RES
TAURANT. 1918 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
AND pEcoRAToRs' ITEMS
THANKSGIVING SALE
PRICES REDUCED ON EVERYTHING
IN THE gTORE

IN THE STORE
Ironstone plates, buffers and soup
plates, SOC ea.; salts, your choice
Soc; wines. soc: demitasse sets, soc:
bone dishes. soc; pressed glass. Soc;
wrought-iron lamp tables, 81; Ru-
hina vase, 81; rocker. ST.. wash
stand. 81; ioveseat. 81; shavine
stand. 81; bird cage. 81: cranberry
tumbler, 81: purple overiay ash
trays. 81; cranberry dreamer. 81;
paper weights, 81: hand-painted
plates, 81: boxed clock pets. 81;
Persian and disc flgurines, 81.
lamps, 81; trivets, 81: eDd-of -day
vases, 81: Stefiordshire, wedgewood
and French plates, 81 80: sleigh
bells. $3.50; amber cut glass vases
$3.50: green satin creanier, $3.50;
ruby cream and sugar, 81 80; purple
compete, So 80: blue daisy and but.
ton cruets. $3.50; cranberry dish
$3.50; music cabinet. $3.50: amber
rose bowl. SO 80: pair Of 6tefford.
shire dogs, $500; pink satin rost
bowl. S3.50:l amberina cruet. 50 SO,
Millifiori ruby oyeflay. Eristoi anc
satin vases. $3.50: Dresden figurines
$3.50; amberina compete. $3.50
pine chest, So; pine cupboard. So
early American and oyerlay deeant.
ers, 81 so; Gone With : the Wind
lamp, $3.50: china clock. $3.50;
cobbIers' benches, SO up; marble.
top Washstand. SO; china cabinet
SIS; marbie-top table, $50: uiany
other bargains. Open till q. BELL
KINDS, 412 Z. Capitol St, Ii. 4.
96s8. P.S. See our I'D under furni'
tura.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
ROOF REPAIRING

JE. 3-S432 -25
TV REPAIRSi 90 days uncond. guar
antee on parts and labor. Free
estimates. II: 3.laS1. a2s
WNDoW CLEANING, FLOOR WAY
Can AID. 2-3660. 30
Al GENERAL CONTRACTOR-Ee.
store. remodel old houses. brick
work. cement walks. driveways, etc,
carpentry. new building DI. 7-3762
Evening star., 1954-11-24
SAT,ESMEN

delivery in peak season.
Come with the most aggressive storm
window and fence company In Met
ropolitan washington. Full COM
mission on approval. Call Mr..
BENTLEY. ia. 2-SS00, --2S