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Evening star., 1955-01-22
CAB DRIVERS


we instruct you for hackers test.
1t takes but q few days. See MR.
FEINBERG. l3l 18th ST me-. Ii.
3-alD2. -
CANyAssER, white; fun time; salary
and commission. For complete in
formation. call Mr.. GILES, LA
$4,000. --23
CHEF, white; summer resort; Lake
Erie: good working conditions; good
salary; reference. Write Box 374-
s, star. -23
COOK, experienced and fast. Must
have good references or no reply.
Box 433-M. Star. 23'
COOKS HELPER and dishwasher,
some knowledge Of cooking, Must
ployment. Start $45. BOX 4ss M.
Star, 23s
CREDIT MAN; must be experienced
on better class accounts; good op-
portunity, good salary. ST. 3-4420.
Ask for MR., DENNIS. --23
DEC0RATOR-SALESMEN; upholstery
and slipcovers. Outside. HOFFMAN,
uPHoLSTERERS. 2447 18th st; NV.
DENTAL LABORATORY tec6ieian
trainee; 5-day week; permanent
position: GI training approved.
Apply End floor, 1922 Eye st. NV.
DRIVERS for full-time shifts; good
earnings; pleasant work; City yell
low Cabs. Apply 3S26 Lee hwy,
DRIVER SALESMAN. white, for es-
tabliShed dry cleaning route, must
be experienced with local reference;
DRUG CLERK; permanent employ
meDt: very good hours; experience
necessary. Box 444-R, Star. --26
DRUG WAREHOUSEAIAN, expert
enced in checking and pulling stock;
excellent future. Box 46-S, star.
DRY WALL JOINT TAPERs wanted.
experienced. on large housing prof.
ect. VIII subcontraet,. Phone SO. b.
5000, Monday through Friday. -23
jObbing and install.
lation work; car furnished; must
IRIC CO.. 44l8 Conn. ave. NV.
3rd class, laundry ex-
perience pref: but not essential a
Amply CENTRAL LINEN SERVICE,
2i4n Queens ChApel I'd. NE. ~
Evening star., 1955-01-22
hELP WAATEp-AeENcIEs

PORTRAITS IN OIL
list. KNUD HOUGART, ia. 5-l5S7,
Evening star., 1955-01-22

MEN

Apply ELEoTRoLUx corr. 37oS
Evening star., 1955-01-22
ASSISTANT
WORKING MANAGER

For small drive-in restaurant; a m.
70 l2 pm. Very good working con.
ditions. good nay, etc. No liouoT
steady position for the tight man
references required. Must be sober
Boz 39g-M. Star --o7
Evening star., 1955-01-22

RECEPTIONIST, downtown doctors
once, knowledge Of iypine. Hours
s-S es sat- .d nd salsTy l.rr sS9 iRsFssss ssasss
REFREsHMaINT% = STAND a p pMANAGsR.
wanted for driye-in theater; cafe
teria-style standf man or woman.
Apply In person after ! pm TO
Mr.. Iogha. LEE HIGHWAY DRIVE
IN THEATER, miles west Of
Evening star., 1955-01-22

AUTO TITLE CLERK
Young woman for title and settlement
work. Our company does It's own
financing. Pleasant conditions: paid
vacation. $3.50 per month To start.
2 til 0 pm. AUTO WHoLEsALERS,
INC, 1871 Bladensburg Rd, ne
, 1955-08-20

quence, they will postpone wash
ing their own hair a.. long as pos
sible, and washing Il for them
can be an ordeal. Giving the child
her own bottle Of the new baby
shampoo that does not burn or
irritate the eyes, should encour-
age her ia wash her own hair
more often or allow IL te Be
washed without tears.
i Your youngster may not y -
inclined to wipe dirt of on the
towel, instead Of washing It @,
IL the towel has name or initials
or personal tbrand" on it One
way 10 induce q little girl TO wash
her hands really clean is 70 give
her q bottle Of baby lotion TOR her
own, and show her how she can
keep her hands soft and smooth
By smoothing the lotion on them
after washing.
, 1955-08-20

There ecm6s a gyubby age In the
life 81 every little girl when nei-
Their pleading nor commands, nor
scolding, seem to have any effect
in persuading her TO keep herself
presentable. The age will pass,
but Il can be trying while II lasts.
You may be able to speed its
passing BY giving the child her
own juniorsSize comb and hair
brush, her own nail file and nail
brush, her own cake Of soap and
special shampoo for her hair, and
her own washcloths and towels.
Children do have q pride Of pos
session even when they may app
pear to have no pride at oil IN
their personal appearances I
! Keeping the hair clean Is often
the most serious Of all cleanliness
problems. Children hate getting
soap Ia their eyes. As q conse-
, 1955-08-20
and against
NOTICE OF ~cHMENT

T WHOM IT IA CONCERN the Office Of the United
States Marshal, at Christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands
hereby gives public notice of the arrest and attachment mace
upon the American Auxiliary schooner MAN 9 WAR
made on July %, 1855 pursuant to the Mention and Attach
Iment issued by the United States Court OF Admiralty, lis
Itricts Court az the Virgin Islands, Division Of st. Croix at
Christiansted to answer to the libel of Robert Edward Glib
'ney, Iibelant, in Action No. "a 1855, Cause Civil and MARI
time, Admiralty in Contract, and said auxiliary schooner, her
engines, equipment, apparel, furniture etc. shall be held by
me until further order of the Court.
All persons claiming the vessel, her engines, equipment
apparel, furniture etc, or knowing Or having anything to
say WHY the same should not be condemned and sold pur-
suant to the prayer of the said libel, may appear before the
said Court on the 10Th day of September, 1855 at 1900 AM,
or as soon thereafter that Court will be convened and then
there interpose a claim for the same and to make their al
legations in that behalf.
, 1955-08-20

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE VIRGIN ISLANDS Of the us.
DIVISION OF SAINT cRoIx AT cHRIsTIANsTED
ROBERT EDWARD CHENEY
Cancel Bay, St, John, VI
Libelant
against CIVIL 8 MARITIME
NO. 81 1855
THE AMERICAN AUXILIARY SCHOoNER
O-WAR". her engines, equipment.
apparel furniture. etc, ADMIRALTY lN Con-.
In REM,
and against
WALTER IA. PIERRE and ROBERT O..
HINSON her owners. In Perscnam.
Respondents
, 1955-08-20
8 s. +

A check belonging to Math-
Ida Mack somewhere around
the Christiansted Market
place.
, 1955-08-20
SUNDAY & MONDAY
August 21st q August 22nd
HELL & HIGH WATER"

Richard Widmark Bella Darvi
David Wayne
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10
n Givedwoy

464 Eost 335th ST. off Loke Shore
Blvd. This 4laroom bungalow with
finished rooms and built-in lectures
on End floor hos full basement, auto
motto oil heot. Competing. storms and
screens. lh-cu garage with potio.
Nicely lGndscoped lot Soxl50 #. Only
Sl3.9oo. Open Sunday / to S.
We have monY buyers and need
homes desperately. If you ore sell
ing OF buying coll.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10
r EAL ESTATE
Stop

Talbot estate. OF Lake Shore Blvd.
in Mentor. Township. This new oil
electric home hos everything from
mercury switches. humiditystot room
controls. automatic ceiling fon con-
trol; also wired for garage door lift
This l-iloor plan includes Competing,
storms and screens. steel awnings,
and is lundscoped. Hos 3 bedrooms.
den. baths. double sliding door
closets. also cedar closet, attached
double garage. Priced right. Open
Sunday / 10 S.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10
] Acre Estate

This scenic Location on Hopkins Rd.
off Ri. 81 Ia plonnsd and designed
with you In mind. Beautiful Tonch
home with tiled basement. utility
room and storage room off double
attached garage. Storms ond screens.
oil fumoce, wood-burning fireplace
and putio. You will love the mod
em planning and decorative m-
roneement of the kitchen and entire
home. Open Sunday to 5.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10

Crestwood Ave. WilloughbY. o.
3-bedroom coloniGl. Divided base
ment with poneled recreation room.
sewing room. wood-buIning fire.
place. aluminium siding and many
extTos in this lovely home. And
thCt's not all! This includes smoll
cc0Je in rear that is now rented
for $50 q month. Open Sunday
! 10 S.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
Strickland Farm
is Identified

Last weeks mystery farm was
that of Rhonoake Strickland of
route 2, Tabor City. Mr.. Strick-
land was the first to identify
his own farm.
He and his family have been
living on the place since 1913.
The farm was in his family for
about ten years before that. II
was practically new farm
when he moved on it IL years
ago and all but one of the build
ings pictured in last weeks
photo, have been built since Mr..
Strickland moved on the farm.
He has also cleared considerable
land since 1913.
Mr.. Strickland is married TO
Rcba Causcy Strickland and
they have three children: Tex
ford, age II, Sherry, Jean, age
10, and Spencer, age 6.
They attend the Cherry Grove
Baptist church.
Other persons to properly
identify last weeks mystery
farm were J. D. King TT. 4.
Loris; Susie Granger, 203, Lewis
St, Tabor City and Mrs. Cortez
Britt of Green Sea, Bolton Ham
mond, of route 2, Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
Square Dance Plans
Made By Civilians

Local Civilians were making
final plans Monday for the
square dance to be staged at
Garrelrs Warehouse on Satur-
day night, October Is, during
the windup of Yam Festival
activities.
President James Brice said to-
day that Civilians would be
joined by the Jaycces in decor
ating the warehouse Monday
night. Both clubs are sponsoring
dances during the two-day fes-
Invites.
AT Mondays meeting, prcsi-
dent Bricc read a letter from
Boys Home officials expressing
their appreciation for their en-
dorScmcnt of the project.
Too, A. D. Peacock, executive
director Of Boys Home, asked
the club TO give consideration
to adopting" a boy for Boys
Home.
I'VE decided to postpone any
action on this measure until we
could find out the details on
procedure and expenses" said
Brice.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
Lunch Room Head
To Address
Tabor P.T.A.

Mrs. Grace Morton, lunch
room supervisor for the Tabor
City School, will be the guest
speaker for the Parent Teacher
Association meeting to he held
in the school auditorium Thurs
day, October 6, at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Morton, of Burgaw, will
assume duties here when the
new school building is complet-
ed
The theme for the p. T. A
meeting is For Our Children
We Build" and the guest speak
er will use for her subject "Oul
Lunch Room"
Rev. Arthur L. Duncan, past
or of the local Catholic Church
will lead the devotional.
Mrs. Tally Eddings is program
chairman for the meeting sale
Mrs. Erwin Strickland, presi.
dent.
A pep rally for the Chadbourn.
Tabor City Football game will
be held at the school prior t,
the p. T. A. meeting. Patron
and students should meet at tn,
gym at p. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
Mule Sleeping
Sickness Total
Hits Near Is

Four or five additional cases
of sleeping sickness among
mules and horses were detected
this week in Columbus County.
County Agent Charlie Rapcr
said today that conditions were
not improving and urged animal
owners to get in touch with the
county veterinarian who will
vaccinate the animals.
AS yet, there have been no
cases of human beings affected
by the disease.
The surge of sleeping sickness
was first noted several weeks
ago in Horny County. It has
since spread to Columbus and
only vaccination will curb il
before it reaches the epedimic
stage.
A total of approximately &C
cases have been detected in Co
lumbuS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
ROGERS PONTIAC
ADDS SALESMAN

BOSNIAN Herring was added
to the sales staff of Rogers Pom
tiac Company this week it was
announced by r. R. Rogers,
owner.
Herring, former owner of the
Sing Service station, is a native
of Horny County. He is we'll
known in this area having OPP
Grated several businesses during
the past few years.
He is married to the former
Dollie Carroll of Loris. They
have three children, Scottie, 9,
Sandra, 6, and Stevie, 4, They
attend the Glendale Baptist
Church.
Herring maintains his resi-
dence on Route l, Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
Speeding Cases
Plentiful In
Mayors Court

A lengthy session of Mayors
Court was presided over Mon
day night by Mayor II. G. Dam
.cron.
The docket included: Andrew
McClcary, diSorderly conduct,
costs; Woodrow SolcS, concealed
weapon and diSordcrly conduct,
transfer TO Recorders Court;
Vance Suggs, public drunken
ness, costs; Jessie Gainus, public
drunkenness, costs; Howard E.
Long, larceny of auto, hit-run,
transfer to Recorders Court.
Woodrow Mcqueen, public
drunkenness, costs; Harvey
Wright, speeding, costs; Clar-
.ence Willoughby, speeding,
costs: Mitchell w. Ray, speed
ing, costs; Harold Daniels, pub
lie drunkenness costs; James P.
Snider, failure to appear, capias
issued; Annie p. Flowers, speed
ing, costs; Thomas Richardson,
public drunkenness, costs; Bert
lie Solcs, public drunkenness,
cost.
James higgins, disorderly
conduct, cost: Roscoe Dove,
speeding, cost; H. ]. Kornegay,
speeding, costs; Rueben Watts,
public drunkenness, costs; NJ. C.
Coleman, fail to yield right-of-
way causing wreck, transfer to
Recorders Court.
A. z. Thompson, no drivers
license, transfer to Recorders
Court; Clifton Norris, too fast
for conditions, costs; Curtis
Graham, speeding and reckless
driving, transfer TO Recorders
Court; Milburt Long Mincey
speeding, costs; Bobby B
Wright, speeding, cost; Jams:
Robert Doss, Jr., speeding, costs
Bernard Norris, speeding, costs
Roy Martin, public drunken.
ness, costs; Henry Junior Beth.
ca, public drunkenness, costs
Wayne K. Leggctte. speeding
costs; Charles B. Watson, speed.
ing, costs; Thomas Dunn, speed.
ing, costs: Emma Powell, speed.
ing, costs; Willary Gerald. fail
ure to comply with court order
Icapias issued and defcndan
paid costs of capiaS and costs o
Court; Henry Mcneil, failure t
comply with court order. capia
issued and defendant taxed
costs OF capiaS and costs o
court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
Town Purchases
Pickup Truck

Town officials voted last night
to purchase a pickup truck for
the water department and accept
ed the low bic from Pince Motor
Company.
The truck will be delivered the
latter part of tho month.
AT their monthly meeting. town
commissioners also discussed
plans for pushing work on the
drainage ditch to be located on
the west side of town. Heavy
rains in recent weeks have en-
phasizcd the need for drainage
and commissioners are contact
ing proper authorities to expe-
dite completion of the project.
Other business included APP
proval of a street light at the
corner of Williams and Dyson
Streets; placing water lines on
Williams Street; and payment OF
bills.
A possibility of getting Lewis
Street, between Seventh and
Eighth Streets, paved was aired
and it was noted that property
owners in that particular section
might be able to get the street
paved by petitioning the State
Highway Department.
Mayor II. G. Cameron pre-.
sided over the meeting attended
by Commissioners w. w. Woody
Phil Hughes, Howard Harrelson
Billy Carroll and Willard
Wright.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
Yam Festival
Queen Candidates
To Receive Gifts

The winner of the title "Caro-
linas Yam Queen of 1855" will
receive a prize winning basket
of vans n trophy and luggage
Mrs. Richard Gordon, chairman
of the gift committee announced.
The traditional bouquet of roses
and q special gift will also be
presented to the queen she said.
The runner up will receive lug
gage, and all the candidates will
receive gifts from the Festival
Committee.
A buffet supper at the Wo-
mans Club at 6 pm. Friday will
highlight the entertainment for
the queen candidates and honor
guests.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
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Police H. E. Epps.
Plans were approved to hold
the initial toy drive on Thurs
day, October 81. Members OF
the school patrol will collect the
toys and turn them over to Mr..
jackson for repairs.
Everyone Is urged to begin
putting aside the toys they
would like TO donate during this
drive. Its success will insure
every needy child in the COM
munity of a happy Christmas"
said Mrs. Cox.
The Empty Stocking Fund
will serve as a central clearing
house and will make an effort
to provide Christmas baskets to
every needy family not other
wise provided for by other org
anizations.
Churches are being asked to
submit a list of families they
will assist at Christmas in order
TO enable the Fund to eliminate
duplication.
I'VE hope this will be an an
nual event and welcome any
suggestions as to how we can
better serve needy families at
Christmas" said Mrs. Cox.
Anyone knowing of a needy
family should contact Mrs.
Frances Cox.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
Honor Guests
To Attend
Yam Festival

Miss EVELYN Morgan. Caro-
linas Yam Queen of 1854" and
Miss Patsy Ward, "Miss Tabor
CITY, will be honor guests at
the Carolinas Yam Festival,
annual Queens Ball TO be held
in Garrells Warehouse on Fri
day, October II, officials said
today.
The honor guests will also take
their places in the parade or
special floats at 2 pm. Friday.
Miss Morgan, of Maxton, is
attending Peace College in Ra-
leigh. Miss Ward is a member
of the freshman class of Duke
University, Durham.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

advance bookings tell a story of
their own regarding the reputa-
ton he has established with
fishermen all over North and
South Carolina.
His office as vice-president of
the Southport Charter Boats
man Association indicates the
respect he has earned among
his fellow shippers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
BUFFKIN'S BACK

Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Buffkin
and infant son, Eddie Hybert,
who have been residing in Lum-
berton for some time are cstab-
residence here. They will
be at home in the Elliott Aapar-
mcntS on Lewis Street. Mr..
Buffkin will be engaged in the
painting business.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
|0ne-Way Traffic
Helps Situation

one-way traffic in the business
district was named today as q
major factor in expediting and
minimizing traffic congestion.
Chief of Police II. +. Epps said
that a more orderly flow of
traffic had been noted since one
way streets were marked off last
week.
Motorists were urged to obey
the traffic signs and help to al
leviate the traffic situation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
Day Ends For
wo Gents Stamp
On Local Mailinu

Days of two cents postage for
local first-class mailings have
ended now that city delivery SER
vice is fully underway.
Acting postmaster Ralph
Spivey said today that all first
class mail must be paid for ut
the rate of three cents per ounce.
prior OF the establishment Of
city delivery service, patrons
could mail letters for two cents
if they were for local delivery
provided that they were not COL
lected or delivered by rural car
riers," said Spivey.
The new ruling will not effect
Christmas card mailing provided
the cards are unscaled and do
not contain any messages.
Party and shower invitations
will be hit hard under the new
ruling. In the past, such mes
sages were mailed for two cents.
Now, they will require three
cents postage.
IF it contains any written
message, such as time and place
of a meeting, it will cost the
patron three cents per ounce
whether sealed or unsealed," said
Spivey.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Stephens
left Wednesday for Washington,
ID. c. to visit with her daughters,
Mrs. Kenneth II. Jury. Mrs.
Carroll Hinson, Mrs. Michael
McGloughlin and Mrs. Howard
Shook.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Cox
and son. Chip, spent the week
end in Columbia where Mr.. Cox
attended the Navy-Carolina
game.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
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single one. Last year, he went
10 sea when Hurricane Hazel
dashed at this area. His boat was
unchanged but the skipper suf-
fered several broken ribs, q
wrenched back and countless
bruises.
when the hurricanes start
this way and folks begin to
k,ve out their boats, / moved
mine up the river with them"
When Hurricane Diane roared
around Southport, the Margrace
ii was firmly tied some three or
four miles up the Cape Fear
River.
The going price for n fishing
cruise TO the Gulf Stream is SIS.
When business is good there is
a rapid turnover of money. Yet.
none of the shippers are getting
Nh.
IF the weather holds good.
We can average between four
and five thousand dollars for
the six working months. But
most of us live from hand to
mouth" said Capt. Arnold.
During the "off" months, n
skipper is faced with the prob
lem of surviving on his income
from the fishing season. For the
r st several years, Capt. Arnold
Mas worked fishing parties out
of Florida during the winter
months.
Last year, I broke about even
on my Florida work." he said.
Then, he remarked that he
couldn't complain since he
wouldn't have been able to
break even" had he not work.
ed.
When asked what happened if
1little man hooked a big fish
and tired before he got him
within landing distance of the
boat, the skipper told this story.
Once a little man aboard NV
boat hooked a 92-pound fish
and fought for all he was worth
He asked several members of
the party for help, but I
wouldn't let anyone touch the
rod. After about 90 minutes the
iIsh was aboard ship but the
therman didn't act too happy
about. l thought he was angry
because I wouldn't let anyone
help him"
After the fishing trip was over
and the boat returned to the
dock, the little man walked I'm
TO the skipper and handed him
$40 bill.
This isn't because I like Won.
It's because you wouldn't let
anyone help me land that fish.
Now 1 can go home and say that
L caught that fish and not we
caught It," commented the little
man. The man Won a prize in
that years Fishing Rodeo.
It's typical of the way Skinner
arnold operates. His cxplana-
uon for such is logical.
You pay a lot of money 10
come out here and fish. Why let
someone else get the thrills that
Gme from landing a big one"
he may not be the worlds
pest skipper but he's a credit
10 the Chartcr hnnf hrlsinnsc lis
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

Miss Violet Wright spent last
week in Rockingham visiting
friends.
Clifton Jacobs has arrived
homo with an honorable dis
;hargc from the Army.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
"WHITE WAY"
I'M OPERATION

Tabor City received its first
shower of light Monday night
when full power was applied to
the new white way" lighting
system installed by Carolina
Power and Light Company.
Authorized by the local Board
of Commissioners, the new lights
have 10000 lumcns power and
are comparable to those being
used in Chadbourn. The old
lights operated on 5000 lumens,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

Mrs. w. l.. Wilson of MuSclla.
Ga, is here for stay with her
daughter, Mrs. S. l.. Parham,
and Mr.. Parham.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

Mrs. Lula Thompson is con-
at the home of her
Mrs. Nellie Spivey.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
sITvATioNs--DoMEsTic

GENERAL OFFICE WORK. typine,
Ming: dependable: 5-day wk., vic
col.Okkp WOMAN desires e.h.w,.
cooking for eonecnial adult family,
II TO z pm. no sun, or holidays,
COLORED WOMAN wishes work;
part time, good cleaner and ironer,
ccLoRE6 GIRL wants DAYS work.
ConoRED s a EADY wants care OF
elderly lady or child care, Of EN-.
ployed parents; best refs DE.
GiRL, eolored. with refs, wishes day
work, Mon, Tues, Wed and every
other Thurs. and Fri. no 2-7924,
coLoRED WOMAN wishes l.h.w.,
child care. Monday throngh Fri;
day; refs; live out; other work u
cCaaNfb Cill ter. IRi IN s1as1s xsnts child care
and Inv. for workins mother. ST
coIoRfp sIS5Eg; WOMAN desires Inv
and child care: 5 days week. IL
cci0HkD eIyOHk WOMAN desires day work
cleaning and ironing. exper; with
refs. CO. h-H0fl2.
COLORED n o U 5 EKEEPER for
working mother. invalid or widow
er; 8 days . wk,; good ref, IA
WOMAN, SoiiS coiorsd. wants morning
good refs. H0. 2-4053.
COI0RED GIRL wants Inv OF
child care. 5 days q week. CAL
after A. HU, 3-47T2,