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Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22

The honor Of serving as exec
uae- secretary ~ Bc wAhrr +.
a very great ore and am deeply
grateful for the confidence vhtcn
the board % directors has ahaun
by lss unanimous vote Of April
g. ! appreciate. also. the many
expressions 20 interest and coop
Grafton which have come from
over the country, from within and
without the NAACP family
The brilliant leadership of
Walter White has brought us FAR
on the road 90 hrst-claes citizen
ship The challenge OF the day ls
60 finish the work % which ne
gave bis life and 30 realize not
later than 1858 the centennial "
the Emancipation Proclamation
the abolition OF all forms Of ra-
cla. discrimination and ee1reaa-
ton
ITO that objective 7 pledge ell
mg aa.rt and all mv energies
] ann confident mat the NAACP
staff and The dedicated men and
women wra constitute tine state
and local officers and The great
body o. members will continue Or
the crusade to attain gur goals
We rely also as we have 90 the
past upon the friendly support
Of Interested individuals and ore
Rarize1 groups
The effort will be pressed with
undated real. pIth ali the skill
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
Crosseft

James Watson
Mrs Addla S4muerv-lIe n
Oakland, is visiting her sister
Mrs. Willie King Of 504 N Ken
lucky street The Daniel HI
school band left by railway bus
recently for Hot Springs TO par
tcipate in a contest consisting ~
several bands in the state. The
band was accompanied by Mrs
VILLA NJ Gibbs directress .
The NAACP held its regular NEE
ing last Friday mite. Preparation
is being made for the Walter
Whites memorial services.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
SHILOH SEVEN DAY
ADVENTIST
1890 West 18th ~.
Elder +. r. Proctor pastor

Today IS Ore Million Dollar
Day at the church. Offerings
from Sabbath schools turnout the
world
April q viii be One Million
Dollar Day at the Seventh Day
Adventist church. 1900 West 18th
street. it was announced this week
~ Mrs, Alice Vidato.
Last year the members Of the
Sabbath Schools gave nearly
s6000000, The youth conferences
vas held in Shreveport La
Many youths from this church at
tended. along with their leader.
Mrs Mary Mccoy and the pastor
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
HERE AND THERE

Twenty-Five young people twelve adults gathered
the home Of Mrs Zenoba p Waters 1912 West 22nd
TO share in the celebration Pamela THIRD birth
day sunday Assisting the hostess making this affair
success Miss Lillian Pettus Mrs Hinton
aunts Of the honeree Among those present Mrs 9
King Mrs Lettuce Lee and Earl C. Clay All persons attending
had enjoyable afternoon
Lovely Vivian Stewart, teacher popular soeiaite
the city the Miss Sigma Darling
The region Size crowned impressive ceremony
Grand Coronation ball given by Sigma chapter
Phi Beta Sigma fraternity Inc Morocco club Saur
day mite Music furnished by Ad Hersehe Dean and his
band.
Billy Ray Coleman, Of Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Coleman
the recipient Of birthday party by
teacher, Mrs W. Y Hall Monday Stephens school
enjoying supervised by Mesdanes Hall ard
Green Billy and classmates enjoyed refreshments Billy RAJ
received many gifts
An April Shower Booker r Washington school 9Th
and Main streets Sunday Hours 4 TO 6 p m
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
PSC Home C Cd
Class Entertaius
Sinai! "Fryers'

The Child de- alopmers e.ss. =
fHe Home Economics deaartns,t
rad for = educational 5r5se
zae entertain rs th. gl
zzaH aa the -aRa h.
horne management ~ Ia.
zr f~-n ? T. 5 eel
The students In tire class ssa.
PAST completed a Study d 4or
telling. games. songs and propg
relationship Of others with small
children. At this lawn party he
students demonstrated some Of The
knowledge that had beer gained
from this study
Refreshments were served and
each child was given a ballooa
and small plastic cup Ths
girls were elated to have a largs
number OF mothers present.
Members Of the child develop,
nent class are Misses Doris
Marks. Mary York. Josephine
Smith. Charlene Looper, Rosa
Cobb, Eva harris. Ola Mae Turn,
er Thelma Bentley. Alberta John
son, Mrs, Portia Power and Ms
Jessie Jones.
Miss Jacque Nichols, presided
Of the Home Economics club q.
sisted with the project.
Miss L. c. Barrow is irstrucit
Of the child development class
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
0es krCc

Fila Mae Brown
The pastor and wife Of the Eel
lowship ME- church were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Roll
land at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Ludie Eweu Mrs. Sarah CO.
van is i'll and in the bed - .
Chester Ford Of Hickory Pain IS
under the care Of the doctor fc-
ar eye injury. He Is much bet
ter at this report Class No.
as Sunday schoo. was awarded
the attendance banner and Glass
No 2, the offering Sunday school
at Bethel AME church was held
by the assistant superintendent
An Easter program was sponsored
by the Sunday school
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
BowIes Convicted

DOVER, Delaware - Bryant VI
Bowles, president of the Nanona
Association for the Advancement
Of White People a white 81
premacist organization was
convicted here last week on two
counts of violating the Delaware
school attendance laws, according
to Associated Press reports
The AP dispatch said Bowls
was fined $500 with an alternas
sentence of six months In Ia
on each count if the fines were
not paid.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST
College station
Rev. p. A. Gold. pastor

The superintendent, York White
vas in charge Of Sunday school
last Sunday All teachers wer g
present with the exception Of
Mrs, Annie Mae johnson, who is
out of the city. Daniel Johnson
gave the summary 90. Dave Lew
IS, deacon in the church and
Matte Wade Of First Baptist, 9th
and Calhoun. were married last
week Total amount raised in
Sunday school was s13.22 Mrs.
Ollie Mae Whitehorn, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
EauIeIefte


The people Of this community
are very sorry 90 hear Of the
death of Jess Henderson He was
long time resident Of this COM
mI~ity and was liked by every
one Mr. Henderson will be- great
ly missed &c.. A singing union
was held last Sunday afternoon
az the Oak Grove Baptist church
Rev ". VI Jones pastor
The reporter called az the home
u friend Mrs Fannie Penfv
Of Fordyce The writer also visit
ed her aunt - Mrs Grover G.
Gibson is slowly improving
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22

Company and your local grocer
Official Civil Defense Identified
tlon Tags are being made avail
able nationally on an at-cnst bas-
IS.
For the sake of your family
We n Civil Defense hope that
you will take advantage OF This
opportunity
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
Thanks

Martha G AIlis. executive sec
rotary of the Pulaski County
Tuberculosis association. would
Ike 70 express thanks 70 Mrs.
Gertrude Rutledge ard the vol
unreer workers. Wh8 worked so
diligently during the sea- drive.
The amount contributed 60 the
association was 1893 SO
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
Dernloff
Henry H0gue

Mrs. Daisy Matthews was ab-
sent from school due to illness
She is back at work Mrs
MarEie J Payne substituted al
the &C training school last week
Mrs. Jennie p Wright visited
the school over the weekend az
ter returning from her trip 10
Los Angeles.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22

provided SIS fer cash prizes for
zee Eam, bacon, and egg contests
Al Ersc second and third places
SILL compete IN the annual state
MA convention at AMIN col
-l4a. Pine Bluff May 30
il. G. Has1-e lis state MA aa-
-a.r.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
Wilkins


tCentiHLen rom page ONE
president explained He further
stated that the board has asked
the new executive secretary 20
draw Up q plan Of staff organiza-
tion.
Upon assuming his new office
Mr. wilkins said.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22

last meeting was read are adopt
ed after corrections were made.
remarks BY Mrs c. L. Wilder
adult club leader.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22

we can muster, and in the spirit
that our cause is one with the
IDEAL Of Western democratic So
eiety Our strength IS in it; and
Is strength, spiritually and phys
caily, is N US. We cannot fail
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
ParkdaIe

The All club meeting was call
I'd 20 order by the president Shell
ton VagFhns. Song by the group
after which the roll was called
by the secretary. Emma Mae Hill
The president led in reviewing
the motto and emblem Of the
club The pledge was repeated by
the members and minutes Of the
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
AROUND TOWN.
Continued from page fivel

After tasty refreshments y hostess he
evening was spent playing Mesames Grace Owens
received Ist prize frankie Washington 2nd and Mar Webb
BOBBY Mrs Earl DaVy guest the evening The
meeting viii be held the Mrs Beatrice Adams,
who vii hostess May Miss Evelyn Lay pres
dent Mrs Irene Dolthard reporter
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22

If really that there difference
the ability Of whites and blacks learn then regrs-
ton would offer problem 10 the white who seq
regraton IF Negroes really inferior they
be special classes for the handicapped We recall Negro
who finished Atlanta and Harvard in the
recognized days OF Atlanta File classified AS junior
understand he demonstrated the ability
be given teaching scholarship He far from inferior
in the nations reputedy most superior college.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22

The Business and Professional
Women's club will sponsor a
Spring Frolic, 8 p. m, Friday at
the YWCA. An aIl-out effort has
been put forth to make this az
fair an evening Of enjoyment.
The next meeting of the club
will be Monday, April 18th, 8 p.
m, at the YWCA at which time
MRS. G NJ FLOYD, chairman OF
the YWCA board Of management
viii speak All members are urg-
ed 10 attend.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
s. 5. Taylor Says:

White students been forbidden attend
which Negroes We wonder if that that
such white student could attend Harvard Yale Column
ba, Chicago?
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22

Negro player has finally been admitted the Yanks,
The significance Of this admission that when
judged solely his ability the Negro capable of making
the grade any department of American life II is only when
arbitrary unreasonable requirements
Negro expected
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22

participants were organized into four working groups ear
having professional qualified eonsuants from the sra :
cnFlfonmenta health Some Of the speakers during r o.
eral evening sessions were: Milbgrn Adams Iitrra g.
Miss Marjorie A c. Young, Boston and DR. Kara z bge
son Grabbing Louisiana Agencies represented we're h.
Negro colleges Of the state. Negro Agricultural ae4
service state home demonstration agents State AMI %
health departments, McRae tuberculosis saaa.1za -
y I E. association, Health coordinators classroom sab
county and city nurses 7 r. Bet9n vice eaalrl- :. +
Stale Health committee served IN the absence of tF.
chairman VINO vas unable % attend because o. E.rzs
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22

Nehru reported condennng racial persecution in
South Africa The gathers
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22
f.Teeil Notes:

TIE annual 'Er EemDersz p
#1ve ended Monday Member
za.ps viii De received at any
aue tHruagt the year ard VII.
run for ! year from date OF ap-
PslcatoH. but the contest for Mrs.
Phyllis Wheatiey Of 1865 ended
Monday The results Of the con-
test xiii appear next week.
The following persons have
paid contributing memberships of
S.: Dr. J B Woods. B l. Tor
renee. Dr. J NJ Robinson and the
local chapter Of the NAACP
Their names will be placed on an
honor roll and posted in the
building
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-22

T-Teens are busy selling pota-
to chips the girls will be award
ed campships to YWCA Camp
Clearfork this summer. They also
compete for prizes on a national
basis tie following girls are
contestants: Mildred Anderson,
Patricia Ewing, Janice Davis, Vel
ma Dixon, Dolores King, Laverne
Lyses, Faye Helen Quick, An
nette Taylor These young ladies'
are being assisted by members Of
the camp committee. Mrs R. A
GlaScO chairman.
Evening star., 1955-06-15

Maryland Electronics
Manufacturing Corp.
5000 Calvert Rd., COLLEGE Park. Md.
WA. 7-0200
Evening star., 1955-06-15
SlTUATloNS-WoMEN

ADMIN. sECY.--Position where ap-
pearance and ability are essential.
Single, ~ Yrs. varied secy. exper.
BookKEEpaR.rYprsr sonoikaKiEEEsppaaiRrYprr - Desires
work on simple set OF books; or as
an asst; booxkssepsr. willing to
lfa5H G9l '-Ssssi Sss,jd ,,k. to n,.c.
my efiicient. reliable sirl. IT. 5.day VIZ Wk'.
wonderful with children. KE. =
1889 after 10; sP. 3-6O4l after
pRAGTIcAL Pr I: Z white nurse wishes so day
dnty; snss references: live out. Phone
PRACTICAL NURSE. registered in
Va, desires position for any case,
night or day; Ex; 3-4223. --15
st. NV, Ex. 3-a6a5 ewes. is.
SECRETARY. young attractive. pre-
fer law once. Some exper. Have
car. Silver Spring. 10. 5-2205.
TEACHER wishes job as typist or
dictaphone operator until Sept. i.
Call AID. 2-6259. 10"
TYPING WANTED-Addressing en-
yelopes. postcards, folders, etc
Ro 2S9o af.S lSth St nw S..,Is, AD 41iSss 4bIs
or waitress work: night or day: ac-
ceptable. Ii. 3-5720. l5s
BY YOUNG AMERICAN TEACHER
Wellesley grad. and M A: summer
child care or tutoring, preferably in
French speaking family or other
oecupat tion with oppor. TO learn
French. Telsphone. EN-. 2.l575.
EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL NUR:
NURSES REGISTRY. Ex. 3-3415.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
PAINTING

Int. and ext; also roof painting; By
exper. white mechanic; AL work;
free estimates. HU. 3-3261.
PAPER HANGING, prompt. eoarte-
ous estimates: expert white crafts
men; reas. HINES. AID. 2-5s9n;
rAPERNa and paintins. Rooms
low. good work guar. L. cRoWELL
PSPERING, painting. piasterine-
Neat, clean work, low prices. In
mediate attention. Cali IA. 9-1oe4.
PAPERNG. $40 and UP. this week
only; 1855 sunfast washable papefs.
RA. 3-73g3, Ju 9..760s.
PLASTERIN6, patching and nsw
work; large and small Jobs. white
mechanics; work guaranteed. oil.
pIass.TnEsRrNa s.TnEsR REPAIRS. old and new
white mech. Work guar. Ju. g-4i54.
PLAsTERrNG. PATCHWORK and CELL
inss our speciality. AID. 2-ls32.
pLAsTyRING, PATCHING; no Job
too large or small. Work guaranteed.
Expert mechanic. Ho. 2-3235;
PLASTER REPAIRs-Ist-class work
BY white mechanics; small Jobs .
speciality. Call LA. 6-5250.. go
ROOF LEAK Basement wet? Need
painting7 ExpeY., work guar. Low
price. White mechanic. Ii. 7-e209.
RooFTNG. all types: cutters. spou,s:
general sheet-metal work. A. d.
THOMAS. WA 5-7352.
ROOFING, GUTTERTkG, SPOuT1NGi
psintins. Free estimate. Ii. 4-39T5,
Evening star., 1955-06-15
FlagStone and Stone

WORK
Porches. patios, walks; retaining
walls, tile drainage: also water
ANGELS MARcuccIo. ~. a.17ee
FLOORS SANDED, Sc, ne. nv
SO rm. and up; expert work. ST.
3-s570. days. JU. s-l322. ewes,
FLOOR SANDING. finish; new 70
So, ft:; old. loc up, G. l. HINs9Ns
FLooR Is sANDING. Si e. 'retsnishins. IN Clean
ing and waxinz. Reasonable rates.
Free estimates. RA. 6-6795. --15
GEN. CONTRACTING. remodeiins,
carpentry, masonry. white mechan-
les, ST; $1,000: night. Wo. 6.g2s5.
ao1sE SARh 9t5VHN3 M6VfSe-oyer 20 yrs. = e1.
per; insur. and bonded: for free est.
OLD FGRNiTuRE refinished ike
new, complete factory Job, special
6-piece din. rn,.. set incl. upholster-
Ing chairs refinished like new.
suite % anf rR k. new p'sss ssa Pssr@
eusranteed. quar- @ COMPLETE Gsi coyersge RAJ r for
p pu.is G M sH and wdoD "a TATAgaESd gEAYTITHL
CO. NO. T-5S9a,
PAS. eh "Paintina III sDD and I; Cement n Fin Fin-
ishing." Estimates free work guar
Mass. SOi ave. e'nis, NV. Phone or st. s;3Sas' a?
PAINTING PAPERrNG. waterproof
inter, exter.: FLA loans avail. For
estimates. JU. 9-4771. III
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
lowest rates in town: white me-
chanie: best OF refs. Free est,
HO. 2-9lSS or HO. 2-f127 --i6
PAINTING, papering. Guttering and
downspouts; roofing. plasterins,
carpentering; free estimate: all
work guaranteed. Cau day or
: night, iL IA; :. sv 6 s-:s2s. 49,, ,,.,..-l 10
work. New paper samples. Free es-
Inmates. JU. b-0745 -l5
PAINTING AND PAPERING--White
mechanic. Free estimates. Do own
N y. TGTk w s-gSso. n. IN, Iii !n,.,
white mech: .reas. price; 25 yrs
eXper. DE. 2-b160. Ia
PAINTING, papertng, scraptng. First
class workmanship; work done i'm
mediately. MIR, PoAT RA. 3-5643.
PAINTING. EXTERIOR, hrst-slass
work: materials; do own work; Q
brothers; white; refs. IA. 2-153l.
PAINTING. PAPERING. PLASTER
ING. any size lob: white mechs 30
yrs. exper.; free est; Va. D ana
Md. Mr.. STANLEY. ia. b-n424.
Evening star., 1955-06-15

TYPIST - College graduate. with
physical science background ane
Work for research orsanization il
Bethesda. Write fully, p. o. Boz
596S, Bethesda. Md.
TYPfST. $3.50 mo-. meet public, in
terestinR work: see DOT REED
Personnel. 1911 G st. nv.
TYPIST, S2.200 up: knoll. shorthand
helpful; 10 others daily: all kinds
See GRACE DUNN. 1911 G st. NV
TYPING And CLERICAL position
8. Arl.. Va. insurance agency: in.
surance exper pref; 5-day wk.
salary in accordance with ability
Box 6a-K. Star. lis
TYPIST, AS w.p.m., 35-hr. week
air-eond. ONCE; pleasant workint
cond. Apply In person, HIGHWAY
EXPRESS LINES, INC. 3rd and
SITS. ne. al
TYPIST-small congenial ONCE, air.
conditioned: advancement If salts,
factory. Box 2S7-E. Star. 10
Evening star., 1955-06-15
SlTUATIoNS-MEN

BUTCHER, exper.. beef, poultry: ho-
tel. or restaurant preferred. Box
DRAFTING WORK DONE by N. e.
at my home evenings and week ends.
Architectural or others. JE. 3-0T93,
ENGINEER, B.A. MATH. s yrs tech.
exper., seeks future. vic. D. c.,
computers, electronics and math.
JU. 5-7105. Wed. and Thurs. lie
PAYROLL AND COST ACCOUNTING.
Is yrs. .exper.. nov employed. JU.
6,3047 between 6-s pm. Min. SIS
PIANIST. coiored; during intermis-
sion or otherwise. DE. 2-9456
after $40 pm. 16s
any once work; time to suit yeu:
modest pay. Box 3S1-K. Star. 49,
SOBER, industrious, white, 27-yr.-
old family man. desires perm. EN-
ployment; exper. In painting, car
pentry, maintenance supervision;
congenial. reliable. Box 407-K. star.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
HELP WOMEN

EDIPHONE OPR.. exper., $500 mo.
Clerk typist. beginners and ad-
yanced Many openings with top
firms. AMERICAN EMPL. 1919 F
NV ma. S-4142.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, 8 to II shift,
thoroughly exper.; excel. salary.
1886 Conn. ave-, WO. $4,000.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. over Is, for
evenings. DISTRICT HEIGHTS
PHARMACY. 7054 Marlboro pike.
RE. o-6050. --19
FOUNTAIN-Only experienced heir
with local references need apply:
full or part time. Call MR.. WITT
RA. 3-7446. liz
FOUNTAIN GIRL, exper.: meals and
uniform furnished. Apply in person.
BEACON DRUGSTORE, 4th and
rSGSTAiN SGSaf islAea GIRL, g. white, full time
1910 yrs: alternate day and
POTOMAC DRUG STORE. 1854
FRONT ReS, r'e; OFFICE FiSi cAsHIER-we will
instruct in use Of MGR 1000. Apply
ROGER SMITH HOTEL, 18th AND
General. Fs; RAJ OFFICE WORK; soI some
typing required. KAY JEWELERS.,
S1S st. NV. -lT
GRAPHOTYPE OPERATOR and fls
clerk: temporary position. Apply
4th floor. THE MODE, F st. al
11th NV
Evening star., 1955-06-15
ADDITIONS

Rec. rooms, painting. repairs Of all
kinds. Cali OIL. $1,000. 20
BRICK AND MASONRY WORK.
barbecue pits. driveways, sidewalks,
retaining walls, patios. OIL. 2-623s..
-21
BRICKWORK, new and repairs. adj
ditions, etc: first-class work, fully
insured: free estimates. Cali MR..
BILL. EX, 3-22s5.
CARPENTRY - Remodelins work,
room additions, garag ges ana
porches. RE. 6-716S. 10
CARPENTRY. remodeIing and repair
Ing roofs. by hour or contract. Free
estimates. RE. 5-7410. --2S
CARPENTRY; build anything or re-
pair. Need work. Call now, GEO.
COOK, WA, 7-5114. IA
CARPENTRY; recreation rooms. ad-
ditions, attics finished; general re-
pairs. PUTNAM, WA. 7-5584,
CEMENT STEPS, floors. walks. pa
tios. White mech, large. small. SUB.
Md. JACK sPARKES. 10. 2-6533.
CEMENT wORK-walks, steps,
floors and driveways. AL work guar,
Prices reasonable. HO. 2-4Q63. lis
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs. short circuits; small Jobs done
tmmed. RA. 6-2222. any time. Ia
tios, walls, steps. etc. Free estimate.
raIi TTnny m 1uATkH
Evening star., 1955-06-15
WAITRESS

enced iocaiiv Excepfionsl earnines
Apply in person after ) pm. KUSH,
NER'S SEA FOOD RESTAURANT
S523 Piney Branch rd., Silvel
Evening star., 1955-06-15
SlTUATloNS-pokAESTlc

G.H.w. AND CHILD cARE-wish to
place maid for Wed. Thurs, Fri.
worker " with initiative. Can % eve
LADY RE6oMMESDs her maid. 3
or 4 days weekly: July IL for 3
months: excellent cleaner: good
COLORED GfRLs desire Inv, and
child care. LU. 2-5070.
YOUNG GIRL desires days work,
Thurs; and Sat; exper.; refs. Du.
coLORED WOMAN wants days work
Wed. Thursday. LU. 2-355l.
COLORED WOMAN, middle aged
wishes housework; to 1--we in; refs
col oRED GIRL wants regular Job.
through Friday: refs, Hu. 3-5sS5 !.
WOMAN, eolored. wants s.h.w; and
cooking. Mon, through FTi.; IA day
iC0LORED GIRL desires Inv. and
ehilo care. Ii. 6-22p0.
YOUNG GIRL wants days work, 20
per day. DOROTHY SEMPLE. DI.
GIRL. % Vcoiored, desires child care.
Inv. or mothers helper; 5 days
wk. NE, s-6Se6.
IcOLoRED GIRL, general house
work or mothers helper: B days wk.
Goo( refs. Ii. 7-4313.
COLORED GIRL desires sh.w. BY
vk.. day or part time; refs. DU.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
MOTOR TRAVEL

JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA - Can
leave bet. Tues. and sun: 2 or 3
to share expenses: Buick Roadmass
ter. EN-. 3-12i1 or Wo. 6-0l23..
PHYSICIAN DRIVING TO Los
ANGELES June 20. share expense,
AID. 4-6023. JOHN PERRY, 232o
Ashmead pl. NV. Id
DRIVING MEXICO. early July: Nash
Amb.: sleep in car; save expensesi
passenger refs. BOX 434-E. Star;
~-lb
OFFICER driving Nashville June "a,
%. Desire passenger. assist driye.
Give telephone number. Box all *.
Star.
SERvICEMAN DRIVING to California
desires l or 2 pass; leav.. Sat.
June 1S; share expen. OIL. 2.9aa2.
TS Sunday T. csi S FL se sSsnins am. f. If'utH
$500, Ext. 7524S.
Evening star., 1955-06-15

hE 1s,s Apply 2 sy. 5i2l 5:so-7 p-m,' RIM. ia aSS'
WOMAN, white. between 80 and 40.
capable Of taking telephone calls
and learning to be supervisor in
s9s'lsiHRff a sFERfsa san' LASBA9 AARRES NJ a$i REE
WOMAN, white. live in: meals, for
elderly couple; nursing care OF sick
WOMEN. PART TIME, to assemble
food orders; should live in Kensing-
ton area; piecework. 10. 5-32S3.
YOUNG LADIES to teach ballroom
dancing. age 21-29: single, Evening
work Z to 10 pm. Experience not
necessary. We train you. Apply In
person, VICTOR STUDIOS. 1890
IsSYp GGnp' 'EarLo9MENr aHs S1M SERVICE. cor
openings--all kinds. excl. sal Est.
40 yrs. Thousands placed. Friendly.
QUEENS CHAPEL. vic. Nd, Univ.
Several openings immed. Miss Lee
at BoYD'S. cor. 18th and @ SITS,
rNsduiaRis uas0sS 81. s-see4, If you want
a SELECT secretarial, sseno. -typist
S60-SSO wk. See MISS YOUNG. at
Personnel. 1911 @ st. NV: visit
first.
COLLEGE STUDENT or teacher. for
summer work in mountains, En-
ioyable experience. pleasant work;
$500 for 20 DAYS. Apply SUITE
924. 1346 Conn. ave. nv. Thurs
day 2 to 5 pm. lis
COL0RED GIRL to clerk in store.
If YOU USE AVON COSMETICS,
you know why 1t Is easy to serve
AVON customers. We have 8 open
ings now for ladies interested In
ssIInIing e.II ny ss9sSSp essf mo. IN spare 1ime
MOTHER TO DRIVE school car, late
| afternoons. in exchange for child S
tuition in summer camp. OIL
Evening star., 1955-06-15

HOUSEWORKERS, COOKS, MAIDS
locations; S25-S3S. ABBEY PER-
SONNEL, 1917 K st. NV.
MAID. settled person 70 live In; child
care; car ex sxpeI. snsf grsf.; must have Eood
81, ply, WASHINGTON SHOE OUTLET.
NuRsEMAiD D-L.H.w., care for emo. :
old baby; dependable person only;
refs: 51a days and every other
Sun; excel: salary. 500 s. Royal
St, Alex. XII. S-6230. -17
NURSEMAID. care tor 2 small chill
dTsn' ns live live in hr from wea PiftFiS, Ia
and every other Sun; nice pvt. rm
and bath; permanent lob: must
have excel. local refs. AID 2-0991
WOMAN. saisT 4 a'm: ase ss,4o.r S afternoons tS
per wk.. gh.w..' care emo .-old baby.
Mso 2 eves: baby SIT Health card.
GIRL OR WOMAN. Inv, to care
for twins, 51s.day wk.; refs; live
ELDERiY IL 1fTan WaITE WOMAN to la car. !
for child. In exchange for rm. and
board and small salary. RA. 3,
ss95 after z pm. or Wed. and
CoILoRED Cook. live in: e.h.w..
yearly bonus. EM. s-aa3S. Id
CoLORED MAiD-June 2s to July
"a Go away to Delaware Beach.
4 children; Ink. and cooking, light
laundry; pvt; rm. and bath: on
refs. and health card. DE. 2-6442