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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-03

pleasantly entertained the Bir
thday club at her home on Tues.
day, Feb. %. Those present.
Mrs. Verbal Scheller, Mrs. Ir.
ma Sidley, Mrs. Lottie Dieck.
ow, Mrs. Daisy TraSk, Mrs. Ell.
vena Gray, Mrs. Mildred Skin.
ner, Mrs. Leah Whitney, Mrs
Marguerite Tate and the hos.
tesses Mrs. Weber. After a
delicious dinner, the afternoon
was spent in playing pinochle
The winners were as follows ::
Irma Sidley, Lottie Dieckow
and Mildred Skinner. The next
party will be at the home of
Mrs. Herbert Drenske in Char
don.
Misses Sandra Alvord, Tavern
Clause and Ann Marie Fratoe
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. R
Ralph Fratoe to Cleveland last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sidley
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith
Lehman in Stowe Thursday
afternoon. The many friends her
of the Lehman family are very
glad to learn that Mrs. Leh-
man is home and doing nicely
following recent operation at
the st, Thomas hospital n
Canton.
Mrs. Howard Tuttle of PaineS-
vile visited Mrs. Almena Rob-
ertS Saturday.
Mrs. Lester Schurtrum of
Cleveland was at his farm here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Skinner
and family. were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Morley in Huntsburg.
The Montville Fire Depart
ment was called to the home
of Howard Mc'Elroy in Harts-
grove last Thursday afternoon,
where a house was on fire. It
is believed to have ughtI
from the chimney. The house
was saved after considerable
damage to the roof.
Mr.. and Ms. Lyle Gates and
little son of Jefferson visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sidley Sunday.
This community was shocked
and Saddened to learn of the
death of Father Maher in Char
don Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Leggett,
Mr.. Charles Leggett, Mr.. Rob-
ert Lafferty and son, Dennis,
Mr.. Lyall Huntoon Jr., Mr.. Le-
roy Wenzel and Mrs. Lester
Skinner attended a first a id
class at Huntsburg school last
Thursday evening. This will be
a 6 weeks course with Mrs. T.
J. Thayer of Chardon as instrlG,
tor.
Those who celebrated Mrs. Al
mena Roberts birthday with
her Sunday were Mr.. Earl NAL
tbie and daughter, Mildred of
PaineSville and Mr.. and Mrs.
yall Huntoon and family. The
dinner was prepared by Mrs.
Huntoon and carried in to Mrs.
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NEWS from NJ ONTVILLE

| ceived many cards and gifts.
The next aid dinner will be or
Thursday, March 10, with Mrs
Margaret Twaragowski as din
ner chairman and the public
is cordially invited.
Several boys and their par.
ents attended a Babe Ru t h
baseball league meeting at
Huntsburg school last Thursday
evening.
This same group also held a
meeting at the Montville school
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mamie Alvord spe n
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
ton Alvord and family in Mid
dlefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Skinner,
two daughters, Minnie and
Carolyn, and son Ray attend
ed the home and flower show
in Cleveland Saturday afternoon
They also called at the home
of Mr.. and Ms. Leonard Schade
in Euclid.
Mr.. Erritt Whitney of Hamb-
den spent Tuesday afternoon of
last week with his brother in
law, Mr.. E. /. Skinner.
Mr.. R. E. Garritt of Paines-
vile called on friends here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Weber very
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Roberts home.
A surprise birthday party TO
Charles Leggett (Fire chief
was held at the fire station
last week Tuesday evening will
about thirty firemen and auxi
liary members present. A din
ner was served by auxiliary
members at $3.50 pm.
A gift from the firemen anc
auxiliary members was present
ed to Mr.. Leggett.
Miss Carolyn Skinner called or
several friends in Thompson or
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Merton Alvord of Middle.
field visited at the home of his
brother, Carlton Alvord n d
family Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Burger
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Butts and two children, Kathy
and Allen from Michigan City,
Ind, over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Towers, W h O
lost their trailer home by fire a
few days ago have purchased
another trailer and will soon be
living in it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scheller
attended a dinner dance at the
Pine Ridge Country club in
Wickliffe Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kupp
spent the weekend with his
mother in Fairmount, West Va.
The Home Extension Gaming
class met at the Aid rooms last
week. Monday evening. The
next meeting will be in the day
time on March 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scheller
attended the Lutheran Lenten
services at Brakeman church
last Friday evening. Five pre-
acherS were present.
Word was received here on
Sunday of the birth of a son
to Mr.. and Mrs. George SalterS.
Mr.. Walters is in service and
is stationed at Clobus, New
Mexico. Congratulations and
best wishes are extended from
their many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Wenzel
and daughter Margaret are en-
tertaining a house guest. Air
man 3rd class, Arthur B a h,
who is on furlough and is en-
route from KeeSler field to an
other field in San Antonia, Tex.
Mrs. Leroy Wenzel visited a
friend at st. Joseph hospital in
Warren Monday.
Mr.. Leroy Wenzel attended
the pancake dinner served by
the Firemen at Burton Sunday.
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al Ruch. This is an important
meeting, all ladies are urged tc
be present.
Please keep in mind the pan.
cake and sausage meal Satur.
day IL to 6 o'clock. All you can
eat for $1.00. Children under IL
rs. The support of all is re-
quested for this project. Dona,
tions are asked for: M apl e
syrup, butter, shortening, sug-
ar, eggs, milk, cream and cash.
See or call Rose Miller 5-4220
on what you can contribute.
Sunday, March 6, is the Var
ly business meeting commun-
ion at IL am. at II noon Eel
lowship dinner bring a covered
dish to pass and own table serv-
ice. At las pm. business ses-
sion. All members of church
are urged to attend.
Our sympathy goes to Carl
Rogers, who had an appendec-
tony at Corey hospital | a S t
week. He is coming along nice
ly.
Richard Miller of Cleveland
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J a m
Ruch, Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Spaulding return
ed home Friday from a several
week visit with relatives in S.
Russell.
The Grange will meet at the
church March 9 at 8 pm.
Saturday evening the month
ly card party of the Grange
was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmore Reynolds in
Windsor. Sixteen members at
tended.
Mrs. Shondane and Mrs. w.
H. Miller are both victims of
the flu.
M. and Mrs. Ray Hensel are
vacationing in Florida. Mrs
Alma Loomis Of Chardon is
keeping house during their abb
Sence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Wolcott and
son Greg spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Kege-
dein of Rolling Prarie, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ru5le Dayer
were dinner guets of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Reynold in Pain
eSville. 1t was in honor of their
neice who leaves soon for New
Mexico to be sec. in the Indian
The address of Leslie Sanborn
is: Leslie H. Sanborn End 1t.
A. o. 22O5886 Glass 5 E k
Squadron I, Box l549, Lapland
F. D., Texas.
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was presented by Mrs. Kath-
crime Steingass, lecturer pro :
pen. Program consisted of rea-
dings by Kathy Chamberlain
Crossed Roads, Della Carver,
Isms Defined, Herbert Stein .
gas, Breaking Your TB Hab-
its, Glen DeGroft, Reading the
News, a skit, (The Boners
School Room) was put on by
Mrs. Katherine Steingass the
teacher and her pupils We e
Carol Burcak, Nina Wieland
David and Nancy Steingass. In
charge of the supper was Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Parsons a n d
Mrs. Helene Waste and Mrs.
Nina Burnett there was cherry
pie and ice cream.
The same program that was
held at the Hambden Grange
was held at the c h t e r
Grange the 22nd of February.
l8 visitors from Hambden at
tending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Wedge
and son Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Wedge visited the flower show
Sunday.
Rebecca Wedge spent Sunday
with her grandmother Dimes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Landon
entertained several members of
the True Blue class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Battles
have returned from their vaca-
tion in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Phillips
accompanied their son Harold
and wife of Mentor to Apple
Creek to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Phillipc
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News by Mrs. Mildred Skinner

News by Mrs. Mildred Skinner
There was a very good at
tendance at the Ladies Aid on
Thursday, Feb. "a, with Mrs.
Marguerite Tate as dinn e r
chairman.
The president, Mrs. Elvena
Gray, welcomed into the Aid
a new member, Mrs. Bernice
Howell of Clay st. The birth
day of Mrs. .Almena Roberts
was observed by serving a be-
autiful birthday cake and tea in
the afternoon. Mrs. Roberts re-
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Munson

News by Mrs. James Ruch
Telephone ChardOn 5-4222
The Ladies Aid will meet at
the home of Mrs. Rose Miller
Thursday afternoon. Hostesses
the month of March, Ros e
Miller, Fern Wolcott and Haz-
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Hamhden
News by Mrs. william FidleI
Telephone Chardon 5-8241

AClcphOuc SHdTuOn 0-OE4I
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Krejci
spent Sunday visiting the flow
er show in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carver
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ne erritt
Wedge and Keith were Sunday
dinner guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. MaItbie of East
Claridon.
The Hambden Grange meet
ing was held Monday, Feb. 81,
and a cherry pie contest was
held. There were 13 entries and
4 winners, Mrs. Jenny Carlson
1St prize, Mrs. Nina Burnett,
End prize and Mrs. Hid o n
Grant 3rd prize and Mrs. Carol
Burcak 4th prize. The program
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Chridon

News by Mrs. Howard Ensign
Telephone East CIaridon 66217
Advisory Council of the Farm
Bureau met Wednesday night
Feb. %, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Fenwck. There
was discussion of the
school problem.
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A R 7 H RITIs

hove been wonderfully blessed in being
restored TO oetive life otter being crippled
in nearly every joint in my body and with
muscular soreness from heed to foot. )
had Rheumotoid Arthriiis and other forms
Of Rheumotism. honds deformed ond my
onkles were set.
Limited space prohibits telling you. more
here but II you will write me. ! will reply
OF once and tell you how | received this
wonderful relief
Mrs. Lelu S. Wier
2eo5 Arbor Hills Drive - SIS P.O. Box 26o5
Jackson 7. Mississippi
Evening star., 1955-11-13

She's Is not far OF the
measurements OF Sharon Kay
Ritchie, the new Miss Amer
lea. except Sues slightly
shorter and an inch slimmer
in the waist.
As for weight training being
a three-way beauty aid, Sue
says:
bar bells not only improved
my figure, but. generally, I
have been in better health.
Also. / tire less easily and feel
sharper, which helps a model
In the charm category"
Sue. the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Kaufman,
lives at I40 Southwood ave-
nue.. Silver Spring. Since
weight training, she has
worked In FASHION shows,
been on television and hopes
to model for q Connecticut
avenue dress shop this fall.
More and more girls I
know who hope TO become
models are using bar bells"
she says, adding:
Although I train just
enough to stay trim and not
develop muscles. I can't help
but feel q lot stronger. I
felt 30 good one day that.
playfully. I hit a boy friend
with q solid right to the
shoulder"
What did he do2
He later took up bar bells"
she says with . laugh.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
LAB TECHNICIAN

atart $4,000: knowl. typing. Recep:-
typist, start $55 wk, Hundreds
openings all ages. Miss Evans St
BOYD'S Test 40 yrsD. 700 18th.
cor. G tNA. S-234M.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
REPAiRs end SERVICES Cont,

PAINTING tvhitel. interior and ex-
terioS;; free estimates Call 20.
frst-class work by white
mechanics; reaS. rates: free esti-
mates. Phone any time. DE, 3
2779. 30
PAPERING. painting. piastering Neat
clean work. Low prices. Prompt at
tention. IA. 9-1O64- 20
repairs. old and new.
Large and small Jobs. Rsas. White
PLAsTERISG. REPAIRS, new WORK
PLhsTEsiNG- PLhassTrRisnSG -PATCHWoRK. PAT sRoS a spe.
cialty by white mechanic; good
service; reasonable. To. 2-ol7l;
PLAsrERING REPAIRS. old and new
work: large and small Jobs Reas
White mech. Work guar. 10. e-4i54.
PLAsTERrNG. no Jobs too small CT
too large. Guaranteed satisfaction
rEGMBiSG ho sTSSsS AND BEATING. remodel. S
Il 1-746s; ewes. RA. 3-6426, -25
ROOFING, all types; cutters, spouts'
genera sheet mstal work. A. D.
THOM AS WA 1-I3o2.
sTONEWORK - Flagstone. terraces.
walks. brick or block retaining walls,
chimneys fireplaces. all kinds Of
cement work pipe drainage. +.
Tv REPAIRS-credit available. Spe,;;
eisltsts on all makes. Service call
$l.50. Free shop estimates. For
prompt, service. Call RA. $4,000
Al PLAsTERING, waterproofins, fire
proofing, wall scraping. Free esti-
mates. Ii. 4-7439, Ii. 1905.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
sITUATIoNs-WoMEN

elk .-TYPIsT, white, mid-4Os, seeks
figures (no shorthand. JU. 9-9O56.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, wants
elderly patient. Near 18th and
Newton sts. NV; S22 wk. Box 2l3-
wA1TREss HIs or short-order cook; 5
years experience. Call Ho. 2-4640
-25
WEAVING for laundries and dry
cleaners: part time at home. Colored.
Reliable. NO. 7-5617 ewes. 26'
GIRL, white, attending local col
lege. desires oppor. to work for
room and board, with refined fam
ily, Write BOX SIC, star. -26
YOUNG WOMAN, coli. bksrd., good
appear. wishes interest. pos, IBM
typist, PIX, real estate of. exp;
II nee; S75 wk. Box 209-K, star.
YOUNG WOMAN desires part time
work as clerk-typist. NV. area pre-
YG. WON. coll. bkgrd., rBM typist.
simple bkkp., exp. w/public, wishes
intert. posit., good eng bkgrd.. re-
spons.. willing worker. SIS vk.,
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE wishes
case. with elderly woman, man or
child, Refs. LA. 6-0946.
COLORED GIRL wants Job in pri-
vate once or salesgirl. full or part
time: exper, Ii. 6-0b30. -25
Evening star., 1955-05-25

Receptionist- -Typist-$65
JANE BURcH. Rm. 226, Bond Bldg.
Evening star., 1955-05-25

WOMAN, white: 80 to As; to man
age small tavern. Apply at 4S11
Edmonston rd., Hyattsville, Nd.
WOMAN. white. age bet. 3o-4O: in
terested in training to be super
visor in dry cleaning plant, Apply
Mr.. BRYANT, STERLING LAUN-
DRY, l02I 27th st, NV. -27
WOMEN, white az between ages 21
to 30, to do contact work for large
Chicago concern. No selling: $50
per week. work $3.50 am. to 1890
pm. days a week. Must have
car to get to and from point of
work. Call Mr.. Boogades at RE. q
6913; Tuesday and Wednesday, 10
am. to | pm. and 4 pm. to p m.
WOMEN! 81 to so: free to travel
Interesting and diversified position
with national shopping organiza-
ton. Salary, expenses and allow
ance while travelling Apply In
person. RIM. 95l, Warner. Bldg. Do
YOuNG WOMAN. good at figures;
general ONCE work: 5-day, 35-hour
week, paid vacation and hospitali-
zation. uN. $1,000. -27
UNEMPLOYED and wish an interest
ing position2 See BOYD'S, 18th st..
cor. q. AL are welcome.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
sITUATioNs-poMEsTIc

q DAYS PER WEEK; exper. ironer,
% years in laundry. TU, 2-7342. .
COL0RED MAN, exper., wishes Job
in liquor store as delivery man or
cOLORED HoUsEKEEPER: 5 days:
working mother, invalid or elderly
couple: good ref. RA. 6-1126. 26'
GIRL. colored, desires .g.h.w... plain
cooking: 5-day week; live out: city
refs. RA. 6.S14S. -25
housework. Exper. AID. 2-4170.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work,
Wed. and Thurs. DI. 7-6076,
COLORED GIRL desires cooking Job
Day or night. Have refs. Ii.
COLORED LADY wants s days .
week; good cook: live out: exper
gh.w.; refs. Tu. $4,000. -25
Evening star., 1955-05-25
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

COND.; amazing port.
unit; cools. dehumidifies. deodor-
ICES; $39 95; S. dn. ST. 1856.
80
AIR CONDITIONER %-ton Phileo: in
good working order. No reasonable
offer refused. UN. -4-2S9S. -3l
dow type, nationally adv. brand;
S16e.95. all in factory-sealed car
tons. MAISEL ELEC. CO., 2433 18th
st. NV. co. 5-g59S. 81
AIR CONDITioNER, N-h.p. Philco:
Chinese chest on chest. carved teak
wood: movie protector, 16:mm. Key
stone: microscope, binocular, 9 sets
eyepieces. ia. S-l798. 25'
AIR CONDITlONERS. new 1865 units
at terrific savings for cash buyers.
PARAMOUNT CO.. 2202 Ga. ave,
AIR r. csoSaDifTitoSSTERs, sSftoST EEpDERs.
instailstion: hyas s: I free aosday 's Service.
RE. 7-4252, RA. 6-6220. 80
Evening star., 1955-05-25
HELP-DoMEsTIc (cont.)
COOK-BUTLER

Permanent Job. Experienced and finest
only. ME. s-l717. 20
COOK-G.H.W.
Live In; S35 week: must be experi-
enced in cooking and .g.h.w:;;, with
s.l recent re rsfs;; S;.7sS, H9 laundry SS os2Sas
GENERAL HOUSEWORK and child
care; live in: must be experieneed;
no cooking: good home. JU. b-7S14.
GENERAL HOUsEwORKER - 5s
days; sit l evening; experience
and reference necessary: $50. owso wo'
G.H.W. live in, non-smoker. help
summer In Atlantic City; refs. RA.
G.H.W.. exper.. live in. child care,
refs. reanIised. no cooking Sloo mo-
G III II. W., ?GSssi fSnd Of children. nice home,
refs. required, 10. 5-4142: ..27
Of children: doctors home. Refer
INV: INV: COOK: S i've i've in; $50; exper.
sss' Ssth eIss 81 s-s47ss' rs
G.H.W.. white, middle-ased, live in:
must like children; references. EN-.
& 3isSas 4 Am II to co6K, BIZ, white. a settled
woman for motherless home; to. live
in. must be fond Of children; have
experience and recent references:
off every Sunday; $40 per week.
Call after 1880 pm. RA. 6-5645.
MAID. settled woman. fond of chill
fnsDdry Srsn abls iy. fE IN 'egSe; so ssoss ;9 sa
MAID. iive-in; with refs, intellisence.
neat: pvt. sleeping quarters: Apply
in person; 1907 Tucksrman st. onV nv
for interview. 20
GIRL-To live in. who likes children;
81 shw I'll IN svsaah mSa hons nsteF sas; $50 snd suh
WHITE WOMAN, middle-age: live in;
light housework. ME. S-5574.
WHITE WOMAN to care for 2 chill
dren, 4 and yrs. in EXCHANGE for
$50 wk and home; : Nus Must "a nave aW
wnHiTE nsf1; WOMAN. about 20, general
housework, for 2 adults. Ii. 3-36s9
COUPLE, live in: woman for cooking,
c.h.w.: man for helping in house
and garden: must be fond OF chill
and every other Sun. of. oL'
COUPLE (colored). cook = INV:
houseman- -caretaker; $3.50. ABBEY
PERSONNEL. 1017 K NV, ST. j.
REFINED fG2Si CHRISTIAN WHITE WON.
AN for Inv. care for invalid In
good home. Live in, small salary:
Only Q ladies in family. IA. 7-0S1O Q
after & pm. Refs. required. go
EUROPEAN WOMAN, 30-40: live in;
fond Of children. g.h.w.: some COOK
ing; laundress empl. Tu. 2-4l27.
WOMAN. colored. as assistant to
cook. in large nursing home; some
knowledge Of cooking required. Re-
coLoRED Girl, neat, nice disposi.
tion, who likes children, to help
mother and do s.h.w.; 1--we in; good
Christian home: -S25 wk: Ju: b.
1891 ewes. or apply 1923 East-West
hwy. Silver Spring, during Gay
Evening star., 1955-05-25

white experienced. day
and night shift. Apply WAH-QUE
RESTAURANT 1904 Old Bladens-
burg rd.. Wheaton Md. 10. 5-2463
WAITRESS. experienced: no Sunday
2S07 Wilson blvd, Arlington. -25
experienced. Apply in
RfEssHTPAi GlSifd SunofHs hoGsoE HG45 1885
WAITRESS. M white; at eo over 21' exp, DAY
oveP e 81; must be neat
and exper.; for steady day position.
suLLIvAN'S RESTAURANT, 2a3l
(2l. exper.. white;
Falls Church area; good tips, JE,
white; night work; g.
: am, steady. Apply in person, No.
WAfrREss, s." white. courteous. attrac-
tive. under 80: good salary. good en-
vironment. air r-conditioned. Apply
In person. 5915 Georgia ave. NV
wAITRESS-Exper. 21-35. Apply
in person. CROWN BAR AND GRILL.
WAITRESS. barmatd. Apply after 8
pm. CLUB LA CONGA. 94l2 Bal
timore blvd, College Park, Md. as
MATTRESSES. white, exper. Apply
RECTOR'S RESTAURANT, 1345
wsiTREssEs, HSFn ssaE NV; White, neat and - at
tractive; full or part time. Apply
in person LAFAYETTE CHICKEN
HUT. 1T2O H st. NV. -2T
over 81. neat and at
tractive; must be thoroughly expe-
rienced. serving drinks: top salary
and excellent tips. Apply in person
only. BENHY'S TAVERN, S29 14th
"a, wANrED-oood SAL
ary. sleeping quarters. Apply UNCLE
BILLIES', North Beach. Md. -2S
GIRL, white. no previous experience,
to help in sales office; pleasant job
good future; S45 per week start.
Open at 10; 6-day wk. CO. $4,000.
GIRLS, pleasant work, with color
Aims and prints, In camera store
and lab: must be serious minded
with his ed. See MR.. REISINGER.
today. 715 Kennedy st. NV. 30
GIRL. 1890: ONCE work and typing
HOFFMAN HOSIERY MILL. 9721
BALTIC. blvd. College Park. Md, WE
5-5029. UN. 4-7454 nights. -26
Evening star., 1955-05-25
HElP-DoMESTIc

HaIsx ONE white, ,p sxpsr pref,
BLDG. 733 18th st. NV. RIM. 227.
CHILD CARE AND G.H.w.; some
cooking; 5h-day wk.: salary open
must have local written refs. Cali
AID. 2-S235 after IL am. --26
COOK, colored; exper.: intelligent; .
in family; 5-day wk.: good city refs.
$50. Wo. 6-007S.
COOk-G.H.W., live in; laundress en-
ployed; $25 to $50; references. EN-.
,2-Sq2S.
COOK, for immediate employment;
must be. settled, experinced. have
good references; able to live in (:
near AleXsnaris, so. 1888, -,,27
in; fond of ehstren; s25; refs. oWo
Evening star., 1955-05-25
HELP woMEN tcon.. F.,

sALEsLADY to sell engraved wed.
ding invitations and stationery, etc
40-hour week: experience not nee:
essary. state salary expected. good
future for one who is willing and
alert. Box 210-K. Star. -25
SALESLADY, exper, full time. perm: I:
good sal. WOLPE JEWELERS.. 1922
l4th st. NV. -26
sALEsLADY, ready-to-wear and &C.
cessories. in fine ladies' apparel
shop. experience desired; permanent
position, full or part time. ALMA
SHOP, 3166 Wilson blvd. Arl, ia.
SALESLADY, ready-to-weaI; must
be thoroughly experienced. for high
grade clientele; must be executive
type: steady position. wonderful op-
portunity; salary, $50 per week
Apply 101S Conn. ave. -2o
sALEsLADY. must be thoroughly ex-
perienced in children's wear; excel.
lent working conditions with GOOD
starting salary. Apply BEYDAS,
Ills r st. NV. -2e
SALESLADY: experienced better wom-
ems apparel shop; permanent, ex-
cellent salary; full or part time.
CLAIRE DRATCH, 721b Wis. ave"
OIL. 4-72S2. 20
Evening star., 1955-05-25

Oak Flooring-$65 Per M
slight Charge for Delivery
Evening star., 1955-05-25

PART-TIME CLERK-TYPIsT. insur-
hours daily nesded. e, Call MISS
Evening star., 1955-05-25

ACE WRECKING co.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE,
D. c. YARD, LU. 4-050O
ROCKVILLE YARD. PO. 2-9211
Evening star., 1955-05-25

IU. 10000 PO. 2-92l1
POCKET and billiard tables. supplies,
poker tables and games, table ten
BILLIARD AND BOWLING SUPPLY
CO., $40 9th st. NV. Dl TAM.
PRINTING PRESSES. one 27x41
delivery and Dexter feeder. One
1Tx22 Kelly with suction feed and
logger delivery. AC Electrical equip-
ment. Can be seen In operation.
CO. 5-7805. -25
RECORDER. Wilcox Gay, comb. radio
phonograph and record makes: 4
blank records: $50. 1913 Harvard
st. NV. Apt. sos.
REFRIGERATORs. apt. size, most
MARK, 4130 Ga. ave, TU. 2-4S31.
REFRIGERATORS. used; rent or puy,
S5 per month. full guar. DOWDS
EN- 2.7300: 44ls Conn ave
REFRIGERATION, Frigidaire. un-
ds d'SlqSs ffss RE H. 1liss4 asa sa i St sss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, gas: SO
up; guar, incl. del BLOCKS. 1746
Lee hwy. 46lO BALTIC. ave, WA.
3a5S9l, "a $500
food. Cost $500, sell for 500:
Leaving Wash. 3211 Bunker Hill
rd.. Mt. Rainier. Md. --2T
RE- fRlGERAlOR and washing ma
chimes: used rebuilt, painted. S26
Hp ieks somf INC guar aeds VfaF ifth FREDaE 81 aR
guaranteed PEERLEsS SALES CO.
2237 Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-6566.