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Smyrna times., 1954-11-18
KentOn
The Kenton Methodist Church


The Kenton Methodist Church
the Rev. Donald E. Dewey, pastor,
announces Church School, 1915;
Francis Downs, superintendent.
Worship service, HIS. Rev. Dew
ey announces the Homecoming
services will be held on Sunday,
November 28. There viii be
morning and evening service with
former pastors as the guest
speakers. Junior Choir will re-
hearse on Thursday evening, GAS
with Mrs. Raymond Ford accom-
panist, and Rev. Dewey director.
Senior Choir will rehearse Friday
evening, 7:30. Mrs. Clifford ClarR
accompanist. Boy Scouts meet at
Kenton Thursday evening, z to g.
Twenty-Five members attended
the adult class banquet held on
last Wednesday evening. The oc-
casion was the twenty-ninth an
niversary of Kenton Methodist
Church. After the dinner short
business meeting was held with
Mrs. James Rowlinson presiding.
Plans were made for a Christmas
party to be held on the regular
meeting night Wednesday, Dec. 8
After a prayer by the Rev. Dewey
the group enjoyed a festival Of
old and new songs.
The Homemakers Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ray
mond Ford on Thursday evening,
Nov. 25. Guests will be Mrs
Carl Hurd and Mrs. Walton Smith
members of the Clayton Club
They will bring the demonstra-
ton on Decorative Stitching" to
our club. Let's have a good at.
tendance. Members from Kentor
Club who attended the Achieve
ment Day held at Capitol Hall on
last Thursday were Mrs. c. Clark
Mrs. L. Everett, Mrs. Mae Davis
Mrs. H. Hilyard, Mrs. P. Palmer
Miss Eva Carey, Miss Pearl Short
Mrs. K. Wooleyhan and Mrs. S
Knots.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Gaby an6
daughters, of Seaford, were Wis.
itors with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Clifton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clougf
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. d
A. Parlksy of Hacks Point or
Sunday
Mrs. Addie Arthurs and family
had as their guest several days
last week Mrs. Gertrude Faulkner
of Chestertown.
Mrs. Alice bigger was an over
night visitor in Philadelphia re
Gently.
Mrs. Marion Mcdonald an
nounces the All Achievement
banquet will be held on Tuesday
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ed by Miss Carrie Jones during
the social hour which will follow
the program. Arrangements for
the meeting have been made by
Mrs. Florence L. Polk, president
of the Parent Teacher Associa-
tion, Miss Elizabeth Richardson
program chairman, and Willis E.
Powell, principal. The publicity
has been handled by Miss Inez
Burton.
Smyrna times., 1954-11-18
MARYDEL

Sorry to report Mrs. John San
born has been patient in Kent
General Hospital, Dover. Hope
she will have a speedy recovery.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Johnson
and son Dickie, of Newark, en-
joyed the weekend with their
mother, Mrs. F. P. Scotten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Logan
attended the fall meeting of the
Maryland Rural Letters Carriers
Association on Thursday at
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Annual Parents, Day

The annual Parents Day will
be observed at the Thomas ID.
Clayton School on Sunday at $3.50
pm. Eldridge Waters, principal
of the Stubbs School, Wilmington,
will be the speaker and his topic
will be: Parents Have Right
To Know" Music will be furnish
ed by the Thomas d. Clayton
School chorus. Tea will be serv-
Smyrna times., 1954-11-18

vice at 2 pm. The Rev. Roy
Jones of Goldsboro, Md, win be
preaching. There will be special
singing. Evening service starts
at Ills pm. Everyone is cordial
ly invited to attend. The pastor
is Rev. Clarence Voshell, Denton,
Maryland.
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Md, on Saturday evening,
vember 20.

Homecoming at Epworth Church
The annual Homecoming service
will be held at Epworth Church
on November q, Sunday School
Rally at 10 am; afternoon SER
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PONTIAC FOR 50

The 1866 Pontiac is getting a royal welcome 'It's
hot" they're saying, 'sthe hot car of the year."
And no wonder! With its Vogue Two-Tone styling
and Strato-Streak V-8 engine, Pontiac wraps up
more beauty, luxury, size and power than like
amount of money ever bought before. The price is
near the lowest, but the car is way out front in
everything that makes an automobile great.
The reason lies in the achievement General
Motors is now celebrating-the vast experience
gained in building so million cars. Research expe-
rience that uncovers what you want and need.
Design experience that creates new trends. Engi-
neering experience producing more dollar-for-
dollar quality year after year.
Smyrna times., 1954-11-18

That's the background of this All-New General
Motors Masterpiece. Come in, drive it, and find
out what it means to you Let your own eyes tell
you that here is the smartest car on the highway
Let your own hands report the new handling
perfection brought about by recirculating ball
steering and other advancements in the all-new
shock-proof chassis And let the great new Strato-
Streak V-S whisper its tale of getaway, response
and compelling power that make driving brand
new experience.
Then let us tell you about Pontiac's new thrift
and reliability how little it costs to buy this
future fashioned beauty. Come in soon and get
the exciting facts!
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HELP-...-MEN
statesmen
SALESMAN

Top salary and commission. Experi
ence awnings and storm windows
Apply at once. S027 Ga. ave, Sill
Spg. RA. 6-O640.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
THE EVENING STAR

11O1 PENNA. AVE. NV.
SPECIAL OFFICER for mems furnish
ings store, exper. pref. Apply Mr..
Munaker, NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP.
942 st. NV 80
|SPOTTER PRESSER, experienced.
steady ear-around job, good propo-
sition. Po. 2-244S; after $50. RA.
|sPoTTER for dry cleaning plant:
excellent job, good pay for efficient.
faPae1sL sESssLY aqa PLAza z2De. cEasERs Rs ARHS s
Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandria, Va.
|sHRSVEYoR,so HhSns dR o-AssT Assistant - Some
engr. training or surveying expert
ence desirable. Arlington engr. office,
goed salary and advancement. IA.
TEACHER, degree. experienced; to
teach Pace accounting, economics,
math.; law college expanding; good
opportunity for advancement Nc
LAINS BUSINESS COLLEGE, Box
r2GIgfipRoSE 27gi RRo1SSfasldpi dpiRoMSSaloNAL VI 81 VIC work
for photosraDhe d4 ;rn Studio. xolr full or
home; earnings unlimited. Call
rFpESis23S f4i SisH3S' sERvrcEMEN, outs outside
pay, conditions. WOODMOOR AP-
PLIANCE. 10109 Colesville I'd. ~.
TEIEVisroN faHeyY; sERv1cEMAN - Out
side; experienced. references; trans
portation furnished. TU. 2-9544;
TILE Settlers, expert only; call
II. 7-S627 between 4 and 6 pm.
Tv SERVICE MAN, part-time eve
nings for outside work; expsr,, with
2-lSO0 for appt. BLAIR'S TELE-
VISION, 5422 Western ave. NV. NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
STENOGRAPHER
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penn. Ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHERS

4
porary day assisnments. No home
workers. ST. 3-1972. so
TEACHERS. nursery for pvt. school.
State. experiences and salary ex-
pected; references necessary. Give
phone no. for appt. Box ASK.
TELEPHONE PROPORTIONAL work
for Photographic -stndio: full or
hS hhSome; -ass5 ss5ninss unlimited. as Can
Teller. asS, age 20 to 80. pleasins per
sonality and appearance: expert
enced in use of an adding or calcu-
lating machine helpful. some tipping
ssnd ability e deal .st Sith tns annS public aT5
a., personnel ofice. EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. SIG 14th
TYPisTT:. experienced ON statistical
reports for CPA ONCE preferable;
JAls5HH;, 1875 De Sales st. NV. NE.
TYPiSTS (2). white. Must be 1854
graduates of Q local area senior
high school and not smoke. Large
off1ce near 18th and II SITS. NV,
handling no. merchandise. Hours,
3ss,,to S;So to 3. DAY yoSa sat. Pernanent ent
apply unless employed now. Phone
TYPIST, under 35, with automobile
and casualty insurance experience,
for permanent position in modern
ONCE. Opportunity to advance to
important position. 371a-hour week.
Apply NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL.
S12 Woodward Building. 80
ITYPIST-STATISTICAL, electromatic
preferred. for temporary assignment.
ST. 3-1972. 80
TYPIST with knowledge Of insurance
work; salary commensurate with
ability. Apply 1929 Goth st. NV. be-
tween IL and l. CROSS ADJUST
ING CO. 80
Evening star., 1954-11-29

With car: permanent employment;
Apply ELECTROLUX CORP, 3707
Ga. ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN to take orders for Life
and Golfers: no experience needed.
Two small orders per day pays 500
per week. MR.. GREY. room s402. 402.
YOUNG MAN, under 80, with some
experience in aTtS%O6ils sna a. cas-
sition in local branch ONCE; oppor-
tunity to advance to important posi-
tiOn with large national 0rganiza-
ton. Apply NORTHWESTERN Ma
TIoNAL. 812 Woodward Building;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES paint
ing contractor has opening for Q
young man between 80 and 40. ex-
perienced in all phases Of painting
man and supervisor. Box TX. Star.
RETIRED MAN OR BOY, willing to
learn Interesting business. Regular
salary and hours. job includes re.
tail INSIDE sales, light mechanical
duties and record keeping. Phone
HE. 4-6456 for appointment. 20
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS available for
qualified applicants as dance in
StEuCtOrSs Iull OF pAIb etnS, Witu Vi
without experience; rapid advance
ment to executive positions with
high-paying salaries. Applicants
should be neat, personable, intelli-
gent, have natural dancing abilities
and be 81 or over. Apply after
pm, DALE DANCE STUDIOS, 7lO
sEvERAI We sii ssxiTEiEsMEN siTi to sell member SS
providing bookkeeping records OF
health changes. Microscopic and
chemical analysis OF urine etc. Some
knowledge of biology and chemistry
would be helpful. Ordinary and in
dustrial and health and accident In
come on part time basis. SIS to $50
possible earnings daily. Leads furn-
ished. Answer Box 49S-C, Star.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
hELP-MoMrN

GIRLS. WOMEN, white. married or
single. who are interested Ia earn
ing. $40 TO $50 weekly for convent.
entity arranged, flexible 90 to 25 hr.
part-timc employment schedule; no
collecting or delivering. Phone and
transportation necessary for local
Msrgp0d or esna Hhsa oapoIPess4R
for advancement to assistant man
ager immediately. For CONFIDENTIAL
personal interview. eall MRS. EbIZ-
ABETH WILLIAMS, DE. 2-3s5s, the
following hours only: Tuesday. 4 to
8; Wed. 8 am. to l pm. Husband
may accompany wife.
LADIES, earn 500 Xmas money and
continue . year.round business
so
YOUNG LADY 10 work IN once,
must type. Apply so 3 st. ne,
between $50 and 1880 am. and
YOUNG WOMAN for general once
work; must be 2 good typist: 37is-
person, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNI
WRSITY, HOO 18th st. NV. -29
OPPORTUNITY-7 ca
reer women. white tage 22-45l, well
mination to IN make sirisii future % for Your Your
SELF. Personality, good grooming q
must. Phone and use Of car needed.
Earn $45 to S65 weekly for 1928
flexible hours In addition to regular
Job you have. No collecting or de-
lyering: no Investment. Call MRS.
WINBERRY. DE. 2-3s5s. Mon. 40
pm, Thurs. 81 pm. to siye quail
dcations and arrange personal. con-
ddential interview. Interview does
not obligate you. Selections through
personal interviews only. Full-time
MANAGEMENT opportunity available
70 those who qualify and have 80.
20 hours available. 80
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS available for
qualified applicants as dance In
itbaSs StiEqbSSSFs; al,sp Iull or part tiIe, VIII OF
ment to executive positions with
high paying salaries. Applicants
should be neat. personable. tntelli-
gent. have natural dancing abilities
3ss S3s ! !. b1s T DANCE Sssa AsRa ss,sS
INTERESTING AND DIVERSIFIED
POSITION with national shopping
to travel United States. No expert
ence necessary. Full-time positions
with opportunities for advancement.
Salary. expenses and allowance
while travelling. Apply in person.
Room 951, Warner Bldg. Do not
phone. Ii
ATTENTION, IL MOTHERS, home.
makers, widows, white, age 22-45.
Excel opportunity to supplement
family income. Arrange 1925 fiex-
IDLE day or evening hours weekly. to
earn $40 to $40. Good grooming o
must. No collecting or delivering; no
investments. Selections made from
personal interviews only. CAN MRS.
HARPER, DE. 2-3S5s, Mon. 40
Pm, Tues. 40 pm, wed. 81 pm,
Thurs. 81 pm. to make appoint
ment. Interview does not obligats
you. Evening interviews arranged
so husband can accompany wife.
Use Of phone and family car needed.
Local use. Advancement oppor-
tunities Immediately for unusual
women with full-time flexible hours
available. 80
Evening star., 1954-11-29
UNITED STATES
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Exceptional opportunity for
O limited number Of mature,
experienced statesmen to sell
established BUSINESSMEN.
erRy psTMansrfss Wfs saaf saafef frnee aad bene se-
fits with large organization
of national prestige. Many Of
our district representatives
make more than $4,000 o
year. Salary Of S125 per week
Immediately at the start plus
bonus opportunity during iirSt
4 weeks Of training and
breaking into territory-you
break in at our expense, not
yours. After training. period
you can continue on the same
S125 salary and bonus ar.
rangement OR II you prefer.
you can choose the even more
liberal commission and bonus
arrangement. Prefer we'll
groomed, well-spoken gentle-
men. 80 to so age bracket.
Car necessary. Open territory.
Washington vicinity. Eastern
shore of Maryland and north
ern Virginia. References very
important as only the highest
type individuals are employed
by the National Chamber.
Applicants will be screened
carefully to select only top
caliber men to fill these posi-
tions and these fortunate few
will be given personal train
ing by our regional manager.
Interviews will be held in
washington. For appointment.
write E. A. Champlin. United
States Chamber of Commerce.
1924 Graybar Building, 42O
Lexington ave-. New York, II,
N. Y, giving sales experience
during past five years, age
and address -
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HELP-MEN tcont. J

ENGINEER, colored, with 6th-clas,
license. for modern apt. building
good salary, working conditions ant
apt. See Mr.. Crane, j. A. Nc
KEEVER CO.. INC. 1882 K st. NV.
ST. 3-SS00.
ESTIMATOR, PLASTERING--Plaster
ing contractor requires services OF
an estimator with broad experience
Must be thoroughly familiar with
blueprints and field procedure to-
gether with an intimate knoWI-
edge Of costs. Applicant must desire
Q permanent position, have ability
to make contacts and be interested
In building up business. State age,
experience and minimum salaiy y
required to start. Commission ar
rangement will be made. II work Is
proven satisfactory. Write Box
ASK. Star. IL
FARM COUPLE, colored, to care foI
close-in Md. estate: salary plus rn
and board. Spring 4-5814. 30
FURNITURE SALESMAN, experienced
to work in one of Washington's larg.
est furniture stores; good salary
and comm. plus many company
benefits. Apply In person to Mr.
FfURaNsrTufRE CO. soS r SC. NV. Msa
GROCERY CLERK, over 81. driyer'l
permit; 5h-day wk.; references. 411s
Queensbury rd.. Hyattsville, Md. --3(
Evening star., 1954-11-29
sfTUATIoNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time: books
started. caught up. kept part time;
loe. refs; prompt: reas. JU. 9-540S.
ING, time keeping, conscientious,
cHEF-sTEwARD. thoroughly expe.
rienced. Catering. menu. cost. pur.
chasing, supervision; seeks engage
ment. Box 496-C. Star 29s
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MGR
Wholesale and retail exper., mostly
whlsl, Can also manage ONCE, Some
hkpg. and scctg. exper. II. 5000.
CoNsT. ENGRs 10 US. exper. IN
quantity take-offs and const. man.
agement. Local ref. il. 3-2973. 30s
MEN AVAILABLE for house and yard
work and other misc. odd iobs. CAL
the SALVATION ARMY, Harbof
Light Center. NR. e-4b32
PAINTER. inside and outside paint
ing, reas. prices. free estimates, WORK
guaranteed. WADE. TX. s-se3S;
PHARBrAcIsr, exper.. reliable. relief
or full. best refs. RA- 6-2635. z0s
STRAY AND BRUSH RAINTER wants
Job Immediately. Kxper. Do not have
own equipment. Can 30. SASS.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
CLEAN CUT
NEAT
APPEARING

Three men are needed locally for In,
teresting field work. connected with
popular national radio auiz program
Positions are permanent. Must b,
willing to start at $50 per week
car essential. For personal interview
Evening star., 1954-11-29
SALES
MANAGER
ASSISTANT

Rapidly expanding 1922
yr. .-old company operating
nationally, can use an ex.
perienced. ambitious direct
salesman. 20 to 45 yrs. old
to assist the district man
ager in the Metropolitan
Area. Car necessary. Man
selected will enjoy excellent
commission earnings dur
ing training period. Rapid
promotion to district man
ager offers lifetime secur.
ity with earnings ranging
from So. 900 to $4,000 and
higher annually. No travel.
ing, no material shortages.
tangible merchandise. ex.
cellent training program,
no on-season. Our men
have q protected territory
and realize lifetime secur-
ity through steady repeat
business from old CUSTOM
ers. Our employees know Of
this ad. For personal inter-
view call Mr.. Toneman.
District Manager ct the
Woodner, HUI. 3-6373. from
8 am. to 2 pm. Monday
or Tuesday, giving full
particulars about yourself.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
COME ALIVE IN IS

You can have what you want
YOU can skyrocket to sue
cess with our Eastern Sea-
board expansion program. This
is not q fast-buck operation
but o stabilized growing indus
try. Plan for success in 1855.
We have q nationally accepted
product and O sure-f1re mar
keting program. We want men
for organization and territory
development. Act now-you can
be one of the permanent top
leaders next year. For ap.
pointment call EN-. S-S667.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
WIRE COLLECT
B OPENINGS - WHITE
E. W, WILLIAMS

c/o WESTERN UNION
Il you are now or have been engaged
in direct sales and would like
promotion and better opportunity
for steady future with higher
earnings In . nationally advertised
company. No delivering or collect
ing. No investment. Experience
in teaching. plastics. cosmetics,
brushes. silver. china. may be
above-average income for aggressive
women with leadership ability. I'm
mediate advancement to those who
qualify. Telephone and use Of car
needed. Give brief qualifications.
experience, address and phone no.
Local personal interview arranged
Immediately. 80
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE, colored, to care for close
in Md. farm estate. Salary plus rm.
j, and asi board; s, sgring 4E75S14; 81 Pc
experienced only; full or part time:
top salary and working conditions.
Apply ApHayTrNn II gSTTS1os gSsTTTTSS11o lg so5 Ps Ian, DON
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HELP--MEN tcont.)
OPPORTUNITY

Earn while you learn. We win train
s.ng sn uS sS au.sd SSs sass cur fGris sss.msS Mo
average $4,000 per year. Qualifica-
tions, high school education, 22-4O
years OF age, healthy and willing to
study and work. For interview,
apply CENTER BUILDING SPECIAL
lST, S002 Wis. ave-, Monday, 1913;
Tuesday, 0-12 am. 20
Evening star., 1954-11-29
MECHANIC

To handle 21 trucks. State qualifica-
tions and salary desired. Box 192-H.
Star. -Z9
MESSENGER with bicycle. perna-
nent, with opportunity for advance
ment. Apply in person. 1872 n No st..
MULTILITH OPERATOR. good lob
for better than average preSSman
who can operate 1850 and 2066.
Call ST. 1850. Mr.. Janof, between
0-6, 500 18th ct. NV! --29
Evening star., 1954-11-29
SHOE SALESMAN
SOLICITORS

We have several openings for men TO
solicit newspaper subscriptions. All
outside work. Salary and commits
sion. Must be over Fl years OF age,
neat In appearance and physically
full. Apply Personnel RIM. sos. Open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 9-12.
No phone calls
Evening star., 1954-11-29

When answeTinp adreTtisemeilts
addressed to Sta, boEes do NOT
tnclose original references. photo
Graphs or other materials OF per-
sondi pdlHe. Copies serDe the pRr.
pose. Originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
COFFEE MEN
HOTJSE TO HOTTSE

With first-class references, under Al
yrs, who want q job back in the
best business in the world. Our ex-
pansion program provides openings
Tor advanced statesmen. route sales
men, assistant managers and crew
managers. Il you can sell ! out Of :
cslls sgs C. call c; 6 c.hSMS HHTSHdNs nG sa7d uN; &
Standard Coffee Co.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
AGENTS

MAKE Up TO 1905 profit By selling
our 6ne line Of Xmas cards to your
friends and neighbors. Free imprint
folder. CREED'S, 412 10th St. NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
SALES ENGINEER

Engineering and manufacturing plant
company. wonderful opportunity for
man with sales and promotional ex-
perience plus technical background
Write to Box 476-H, Star, giving
age, address. education and work
Evening star., 1954-11-29
CLERKS

CLERK -TYPIST--No experience nee.
essary: 5-day week; not over 25i
S45 to start. LO. 4-7026.
CLERK-TYPIST; days: 81 to 80
Apply in person. No phone calls
SERVICE PRINTING co, 2110 l4th
st. NV. -20
CLERK-TYPIST,, 1885. high school
graduate; permanent. interesting po-
sition: 5-day. 37h-hr. wk.: vaca-
tion and sick leave benefits. non
profit cafeteria for employees: Apply
personnel office, 3rd f., EQUITABLE
LIFE ms. So. 816 14th st. NV
--3
LERK-TYPIST-Nat wide insur.
ance company has an opening fol
q clerk-typist: so words per minute
minimum; age 25 to 35; good start
ing salary; excellent employe bene.
fits including profit sharing plan;
E-day week. Apply at Rm. 423 Els
Bldg. S641 Colesville rd.. Silver
CLERK-TYPIST for perm. position
National Catholic. organization. 5.
day wk. Pleasant working condi-
tons. Call RE 7-3563. Ext 312. II
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HELP......-MEN

OIL BURNER MECHANIC, lheavy)
must be sxpsTisnced with rotar,
ditions and pay; Transportation
furnished. Write Box 125-H, Star
80
PAINTERS, only first-class need
apply: top wages to right men. Bon
PATENT SEARCHER, experienced
piecework, $5 and up. Box 4S6-C
PHARMACIET-Excel. perm. position
top salary; advancement. LU: i
PHARMACIST, registered; full time;
good working conditions. Apply
STANDARD DRUG CO., Ills g st
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HELP-DoMEsTIc

COOK-G.H.W.. country; live In: large
family; good salary. permanent Job.
Starting Dec: /. DE. 2-1360 or
NURsEMAID, white, for sehool-aes
children, live in; must be expert
enced with good references. Tele.
phone EN-. 2-4426. go ,
NURSEMAID, white, for 8 children.
Live in, pvt. room, bath. No cooking.
Refs. EN-. 2-6663. -29
EXPERIENCED COOK-Recent local
references. Live in, salary open. EN-.
3-1700. -29
CHILD CARE, some housework, live
In. Experience. local references
of. oofeesssassS75 s.sSS75. Other help EMPLOYED.
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, white. to
take care Of 9 small home and IN
7-2522. 80
COOK, plain. g.h.w., fond Of ehii.
drsn; stay 2 nights. city refs. IA.
CoLORED MAID with references;
steady Job, 8 days week: salary
work In Bethesda. CALL or. x.54si
between 2 and 10 evenings. ~
G.H.W.-C0OKING, private room,
bath; nv: D; G; live in or stay 3
SILVER SPRING AREA-General
housework: 5 days. 1880 to pm.
$1b: references. JU. S-19S1. 80
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HELP--MEN
HElP--Wok OMEN

BEAUTICIAN, exper.. all-around girl;
new shop, opening soon; Adelphi,
Md. Phone Granite 3-4177.
BEAUTICIANS for new Queens
Chapel shopping center salon open
Ing about Dec. 8. MRS. DANIELS,
BEAUTIciAH - All-round operator;
Bethesds area. Phone Oh. $4,000
BEAU BEAlUiTHIiCHiHaiN-Excellent opportunity
with good future assured: B days;
ssGaEIi sTGaYEIIi1sT. 1889 50 n St. n4yRn n.W. aA1S- 1
BEAUTICIAN-Steady position, sal.
sTyLIsT. Cali OIL. 4-54si. so
B0oksKEEPEk. B.c:s; preferred.
and construction field. 5-day week
Salary open. Call for appt. KASS
REALTY CO., 4479 Conn. ave
Bo2KREEPggR. GSi RsIszPgRi experien . Iy d. fol
modern air-conditioned furniture
store in Silver Spring. Typing neces-
sary, 5-day week. Apply in person,
At 'eshUSoi MAJOR MAsTERpIEcEs. H Mse; fnSes NC.
91l 9TH 81. NV. 80
store; excel. salary to responsible
person. Box AJAX. Star. -29
BOOKKEEPER, exper., under So, with
ambition and desire to assoc. perm
with new-car dealer: ref. req. See
Mr.. Noga. TEMPLE MOTOR co.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
MEN-PART TIME

$54 or more q week. Work
7.30 to 9:30 week nights, .
till s pm. Saturday: car,
white. For interview apply In
person; NOV November n,i,s ,,st 80, :. p.
NJ. p. CORPORATION
1908 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
HELP--WoMEN
secretary-stenographer

Young. ambitious: inteliisence with
reasonable stenographic and typinT
proficiency more Important than
experience; permanent position with
established law firms excellent
working conditions. DI. 7-S747.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
sITUATIoNs--woMEN

ATTENTION KSPLoYERs-Ayaiiabis
competent secys.. excel. refs. JOBS
NC 1740 Z q. NV. RE. 1878.
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