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Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK :


MIS- D. Handy Reporter, Phone FIR 49187 or FIR 4-3635
The Friendship club Saturday at the home of Mr.
ana MIS- { Pryor III Calhoun brief business
session Mr. and Mrs Son Harvey honared with
DAY party They received many lovely gifts E Hattison,
president
The ehansonette club with Miss Inez Brown TIA
street last Friday mite short business held
the meeting adjourned Members with Mrs Clara
Iharpe, 20 Pine street tonite.
The young people Of the Eighth Street Baptist church.
SIN and Hazel streets. will sponsor program at g. D.
Sunday Theme: One Fellowship in Christ Rev. j. A. Toney
VIII be the principal speaker Mrs Ceon Stewart sponsor
Rev. W. R. Vaughn. pastor.
Mrs Gemmie Jones' us East street has as house
guests her brother and sister James Mcbride Denver Coo
and Mrs Margaret Medicines of Cairo ILL., They
the funeral of their sister Mrs Annie Gilbert of Helena
City mission will be held Monday, p m. at King Solomon
Baptist church Rev Leo Thomas PASTOR Mrs Ida Sanders.
president
The Usher union business meeting will be held
day at Mt Pleasant Baptist church. 23d Orange
Rev Robert Dckerson, pastor; G. H. Brown president
B. Handy, reporter.
Jones hi school PTA will meet Tuesday, 1870 D. m E H.
Hunter principal Mrs d. Curry PRESIDENT Mrs Handy.
reporter
Mrs Avera Linzy happily surprised her husband
and some friends her surprise birthday party
day mite When she returned from afternoon visit she
found her home all lighted and decorated with lovely
and the dining table laden with good beautiful
birthday cake She received many lovely gifts among which
were lovely mirror and gorgeous white robe.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04
West Rock

Betty Madden
A musical program was spon-
sored by the Kings Of the Jeri.
cho road drive at the Oak Grove
Baptist church. October 80 Mon
ey raised. $3O25 Mrs. Mable
Storay IS on the sick list
Ground-breaking services at the
Oak Grove Baptist church will
be held November - The
Road to Jericho will be present
ed at the Oak Grove Bapt. church.
The Kings are. Jim Dickerson.
Bert Butler. Sam Butler. @. A.
Nichols, Herbert winkler. Charley
Hunt and Charley Washington
This is being presented for the
building drive 60, There will be
a chicken dinner in the home Of
Mrs. Mable Sanders, sponsored by
King Herbert o.. A Halloween
party was given in the home OF
Mrs. vCsta Madden A
Thanksgiving bazaar viii be Civ
en- in the home of Mrs Mable
Sanders. Nov. "a.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04
AROUND Pine BLUFF
Rev. A. Smith, Phone 3e73R

Mr.. and Mrs II. 7. Perry motored Port Gibson Miss,
they attended the funeral John Greene
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04
October

In this month the twenty seventh day
At the State hospitals reereational hall
The patients had enjoyment that truly did pay,
And reason TO grumble at all
This celebration Of Halloween
BY the Volunteer workers OF the Red Cross
There prizes, candies, cold drinks given and seen.
No could say his time loss
The Red Cross Volunteers often appear
To give the patients consolation,
Their enjoyment is without fear.
And the souls feel from the celebration
We should be temperate in all things
Though this a night offun;
Going far, it brings
The day you will not face the
William Bledsoe. State Hospital, +. South
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04

came 10 an end last Sunday at
Zion Hill Baptist church with the
women In lead. Deacon Andrew
cabbs, leader OF men. Mrs. Irene
Miles. leader of women. Money
raised 500 Among our many
visitors was superintendent, l..
Harky of the confederate home.
We are proud of the showing
made by Zion Hill, Rev. W. c
Porter. minister The First
Church of Sweet Home rendered
a benefit program the sum of SAL
q was raised for the sick. Rev.
e. II. Hin Of LIST Baptist. Higgins,
brought the message and the
ehoirs furnished the music. The
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04
Newport
Mrs. J. A. Smith

Mrs. j. A. Smith
Miss Margaret King and Samuel
Cowan spent the weekend in
Wynne, attending Elder Browns
anniversary Those attending the
meeting were Mrs. Nance, Mrs
Brown, and Mrs Mosley The
MIA girls conducted chapel exer-
eises aast week. Miss Constance
Craft gave q report on the ma
tional meeting. Miss Shirley
Thompson the capabilities of a
blind Negro student. This student.
Beulah Fisher studied at Union of
Kansas Marvin Mitchell spent
the past two weeks in Newport
with his parents. Most Of his time
was spent looking after business
Mrs. Alice Harris carried
the group to the Book fair in Lit
tie Rock Monday Mrs. Ar
della Goodlew is i'll Monday,
The 7th grade conducted devo-
tions in chapel and held a song
festival The course for the
Grey Ladies will begin Novem-
Der II at the school. Everyone is
invited, only four mites -. Those
attending the state meeting OF the
NAAcP were: Mr., and Mrs. p. j.
shannon, Mr.. and Mrs A. Irving.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wilson and
others Mrs c. b. Craft Is In
the hospital Mrs Delma Hat
ehett spent the weekend In Little
Rock with her mother and chill
dren -, The New Hope Baptist
choir presented a talent program
Sunday afternoon Charlie
Bateman was funeralized Sunday
at Morning Star Baptist church.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04

father of Mrs Amer Taylor wife of Bill Taylor, former
coach AMIN college.
Mrs Alice Shaw of Hot Springs visited her nieees Mrs
Anderson Miss Are Thomas and Mrs Ivory Rollins
and children.
Chester White of the navy who has been stationed at
Diego, California the past several months is home Wis
iting parents Mr. Mrs Frank White of 1914 Texas
street From he will go Wichita Kansas, where he
will be stationed.
NJ T. Jones and children of Magnolia visiting in
the home of the C. A Joneses of North Cedar
Mrs A. ]. Freeman of 1902 West Pulen attended
the funeral Mrs Irma Holidays father Tyler Texas
last week.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04

Crechaw. reporter. '' f.ss''s"'' '1'''
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04
PHYLLIS WHfATLEY

Over one-thousand students at
Dunbar jr. hi school we're enter
tanned BY the members OF tie
Fun Lovers, Y-Ettes and Fun Of
Pep Y-Teen clubs al their as
sembly last Thursday
The theme Of the program vas
"An Aboard-Go With Us" The
program consisted Of two sklts.
an instrument solo By Essie b.
Knowles. a vocal solo by Melba
Patillo and a group song. This Is
an annual affair in connection
with Y-Teen Roll Call Week,
After the program several girls
expressed their desire 10 join the
Y-Teen department Advisers Of
the participating clubs are Mrs.
d, f. Murray and Mrs. Charlotte
Walton. Fun Lovers: Miss Zerita
Tate. Y-Ettes; Mrs I b Childs.
Full of Pep
A new eighth grade club was
organized with Mrs. Mary p.
Gaines as adviser.
The Business and Professional
Women's club is sponsoring a
Welcome Party for the Air men
stationed at the Little Rock air
base al the YWcA. tonite at 8
o'clock. Plans have been made for
a full evening Of well-rounded en-
tertainment
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04
Join The Naacp
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas
Z ountyof Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski chaneerY Court
Susie Robil son PaT.gen. Plaintiff
vs.. No. l03760
Ea-l {. Parigen. Defendant
The defendant, Earl e. Parigen. -
warned TO appear in this court
within Thirty days an snswsT the
c. mplaint Of the plaintiff Susie
Robinson Parigsn.
D3.ed. November ist, 1853
c4aYton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
&c, rye w. Ehepherd
Attorney adj Lite n
AtliHe Turner. chaaeery tleik
by Ealy Red. ID. =.
il:4-ll-Is-2s =
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski chaneery Court
Ellen Stafford. Plaintiff
Is. No. l0370l
Ionic Stafford. Defendant
The defendant. Lonzo Stafford :
warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer The
complaint of the plaintiff, Ellen
Stafford.
Dated November ist. 1855
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. chaneery Clerk
ny Esly Red. d. c.
il.4-Ii-la-25 -
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04

Rev. Carter of Miami Beach. IA
twhits) gave and address /.
Rev. J. M Oliver. pastor, Mrz
Berniee Wilson, sponsor Mrz
Mary Lue Stalsworth Is here for
the weekend along with Patricia
Ann Of st. Louis.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04
HERE AND THERE

MRS Zephyree Smith, 1863 Denson has returned to the
aef spending three months in Los Angeles She reports
an enjoyable stay
i-ost ana Mrs Willie Brown their children Faye.
"a ana "ile r. have just from AschaffenbuTg
S where lhey nave lived for the past three a half
years Sgt Brown his family are at present stationed Al
~ riley Kansas They plan return home 10 Little Rock
around December 10th TO spend Christmas holidays with their
fanny ms Hester Brown the daughter of Mr. Mrs H.
5 Gibson, 10ls West 18th street
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04

ELvENIA'S DAY AND NIGHT
NURSERY. 30si High ST. For
Information. Can FIR 5-421l
Mrs. Elvenia Themas-John'ou
Evening star., 1955-05-01

NMANY PEOPLE dream of
N4 dwelling in marble halls,
but it seldom comes true. One
notable exception is 84-year-
old artist-writer Walter Rus
sell, whose dwelling is actually
a marble palace high on a
hill at Waynesboro, Va.
Forced to quit school at the
age OF 10 because of family
financial difficulties, Mr.. Rus
sell eventually turned himself
into one of the most self
made Americans since Benja-
min Franklin. During his
more than 7O-year career he
has made a reputation in
painting, sculpture, music,
architecture, writing and SCI
ence. And though he affects
the Vandyke beard and jaunty
beret of the Bohemian, his
financial success in the arts,
where most practitioners are
lucky to make the barest liv-
ing, shows he has a firm grasp
on the business side.
Even though Mr.. Russell's
activities have taken him as
far afield as the realm of real
estate-he originated the CO.
operative dwelling idea and
planned some of the earliest
buildings designed for this
kind of hving-he feels it's
Evening star., 1955-05-01
OF ARTS
Walter Russell, 81, Hos Achieved Success
In Pointing, Music and Four Other Fields

his career in the arts that has
given him the most satisfac-
ton. AS a kind of summing
up of his work, he has created
a combination memorial and
workshop in his Renaissance
marble palace. Built half a
century ago by a railroad
magnate at a cost of 81 mil
lion, the house is a copy of an
Italian palace near Florence.
When Mr.. Russell and his
wife bought the estate in l948
it had been abandoned by the
builder and had fallen into
diSrepair. After months OF
work, the RuSsellS trans
formed the entrance hall and
ballroom into a museum and
made the rest of the house
into comfortable living quar-
ters and studies. Besides the
house itself, Mr.. Russell land
scaped the formal garden,
and crowned it with his 30
foot-high statue, Christ OF
the Blue Ridge"
Since then, "Swannanoa,"
as the estate is named, has
become a tourist attraction,
drawing visitors from all over
the country. Here they can
see the relics of one of the
most variegated careers that
anyone has ever achieved.
Evening star., 1955-05-01

Imagine yourself behind the wheel of this thrilling 1855
OIdsmobe Holiday with its striking styling and pow
erfuI Rocket engine You of those new cars
for Skylar Bread is giving not but 18 Odsmob1ie
przes-3 week for weeks from April Is to June a. You
are also eligible to of the 400 second przes-your
choice of of the four Westinghouse Electric Appliances
illustrated here.
There's new contest each week for three Oldsmobes.
At the end of contest all entries will be eligible to win
one of the 400 Westinghouse Appliances Enter this week
and every week.
Evening star., 1955-05-01
why RYBUTOL
CAN MAKE YOU
FEEL PEPPER

Are YOU too tired" too often?
Feel worn out and miserable day
after day for no apparent
reason2 You may just need more
rhiamin and riboflavin. the
B-complex vitamins your body
uses TO help rebuild energy
starved blood. If so. high-potency
Ryburol can help you as it has
millions of others, because its
the vitamin you really feel. And
RybutoI gives you twenty other
vital elements TOO. Try Rybutol
for : days. You must feel pePPier
or money back.
Evening star., 1955-05-01

All you do is tell in Is words less, why you lik
Skyark Bread erWay Bread Send as many entire
as YOU wsh but be sure enclose Skylark Sendel
Way Bread wrapper with each entry.
Entries will be judged for originality sincerity and apt
ness of thought Winners list will be available reques
about one month after the close of the contest
Evening star., 1955-02-19
MIscfLLANEoUs FOR SALE
PIANO, small schomaeker; rood cor

PIANO, small schomaeker; good con-
dttien: S425. Cali Ho. 2-901s, 20
PIAN0s--Attention adults. would yen
purchase z piano Il you could learn
bss' more s. ss 'sti w naEf 1 fSSni.h fSHa ior m
piano of your choice and ell mate
At the end Of 13 weeks instruction
the $50 may be applied TO the .pur-
chase prize sod.d Of the nf... pianSf Gs cr
CAMPBELL Music CO.. 1f6s q
st. NV, DI. 7-8464. -1o
PIANOS-Want Q bargain? Then get
the best. Don't miss campbell,I g
semiannuai piano clearance Of such
men. kimSsi % daibfsnsen. 81 bsssl1M.sc chieR. icR.
ering and others. Prices on small
as low as S595. Terms. los down
snd yeMaFs Mnndsy tS pay aSAHpsrf sfls ftarts ift A.
PIANO, I;lIsS. y KnsSs abe sFsna. perfect CON
PIANO, Steinway upright. A real
opportunity for music lover. s446
PIANO. Mathushek slim. upright.
Recently tuned. RA. 3-279f. 30
PIANOS--Knabe. Steinway. and other
famous make grands at savings of
50e and more. Fine condition and
fully su1psasntseaa pa eco, SITTs. 1899 6
PIANO. spinet, Lester's Betsy Ross. !"
excel, condition. matog. finish; full
keyboard. LU. 1-6253. 30
PIANOS FOR RENT--sonly s25 down.
So mo. tno hauling charge. puts Q
new new spinet piane In your home, on
nlan KTTSTS 192n n st n ~ 3 z
PIPE, galv.. black. copper. cast iron.
cut-thread, fixtures. BLOCKS. INC.
pfINT H1sS Lee SrREoska HEy; "a $500; O;, oa.,
SSih It. It. Both in 'SssSIs good condition: asal
can be used in once or home. Both
for $40 or best offer. ma. s-2417.
PRINTING PRESS. 1ox1S C. 4 p.
Miller attached. 221a-in. C. g. p.
Dinns sGssss Rsal fS6e %o fss!
PUMPS, B D. @. circulators; for not
water heating systems; ! inch and
IA inch; less than wholesale price.
RSbio, iS hE; Comm saogss; Tssvr.. s4oA 1souped
kit tnew), All for S55. KE. s-6376.
RADIO EQUIPMENT-1 kilowatt
transmitter; vFO, 6L6-s07. P, p.
1880, final. eft. rack. IL meters,
yariacs. H, V. and screen voltage,
$3.50 or best offer. WE. 5-5074.
RANGE, Frigidaire cleo, de luxe, used
I year = IKE new. 716 North cIsSye-
REFsISERAfoR, iaRs s!i; All; 1a-tt. coldspo.; daS
geeTTtDsSes. condition. Reasonable. oG "a.
REFkIGERAroR. I1FkfGi westinrhouse zS ~
e; apt; size; in excel. cond.; S75.
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma
chimes; used; rebuilt. painted; $25
fck's. INC. soo5 14th st. NV. ~
REFRTGERATORS, cleo, gas, $50 so
up. PEERLESS SALES CO.. 223S
Ga. ave: NV. DE. 2-5566.
pletely reconditioned and refinished.
Sl5 and up: ALAN REFRIGERA-
TON CO.. s2l Que st. NV. AID.
REFRIGERAToR, Kelvinator. excel
lent condition, owner moving. will
REFRIGERATORs-7 apt. size Frig-
ids, lge., Frigid., Gibson. mos.
old with deep freeze, about ii Gu.
#; repIacements; all running;
RhFaPEaERAFoks. RihhFsasPa sR faass4 SIS and up; sG re-
REFRIGERATION CO. ssI Que st.
REFRiGERATos,. iF fEl As. oE, 8 Gu. v IT,,
brand-ney unit. guar: bsrgsin.
ranges; CoLESvILLE SALES q
sEaEsyiCE, asB lgS52 CoiesNyille rd., ~.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

Axe REG. BEAGLE PUPS, ) females,
championship bloodlines, 81 "a. ch
in 5 generations, pedigreed. = wks'
old: $50. 6202 Shadyside ave.. Cap
itol Heights, Md; home all DAY
AFGaaN iaaHtxi PUPS. Axe reg; blk. and
GEORGE WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY
TALE-Parakeets: 81. ACORN PEI
SHOP, Ball M st. n.w.' DE. 2-S057.
BLUE PERSIAN, male, Is mos. old /:
IS il good home in suburbs. AP.
coCkERs, 3 mos. r. and w, reg.
Axe, healthy. happy, handsome.
DAAPIMATioS AP ii4aSS PUPS. s1s mos. smaller
type. full grown. approx: 1919 n
tall. Axe reg; JE. 4-435g. "A
S,,. stHd ssryiee,s ,stasaa champ Axe oiack o OF
ssS,sn.dl .isoSS AEs cases gsss ssf
saEfLaNb aisff ( Rm' sHEEpDoe rUPriEs,
(min. Collies). Axe reg, sable and
white; tri-color. AID. 2,sS4i. 40
reg. ch. bloodiines. MscKiNNoN.
1909 n. Roosevelt. Ari, JE. 2-3432;
POODLE. black male. standard. 2
months. Axe. all shots trained;
good with c4ildren. ia. 2-443SSo
BOXER, 1s-Io.-old male; Axe reg.
Sell for $50 or best offer. Ju. o.
SHEPHERD fnHr CoLLrE--Bride wanted
urgently for handsome male. Call
ewes after z, OIL. 4-223S. 20
POODLES, miniature. male. black;
Axe; sm.. beautiful for appreciators
OF finest pedisree. CO. 5-51i4. 20
BEAGLE PUPS. male and female: $50
each: extra nice: AKC regIstered:
from reliable breeder. WO. b-oilO.
Selling out all birds
and equipment; any reasonable offer
accepted. Call AD; 4-29S2S, 2rslg
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
Arlington. Vs. IA. 2-03l5. 20,
ENGLISH BULL, male. white, brindle
spots. "a mos; Axe; lovable. excel.
pet; S125. IA. s-s567. 30
Evening star., 1955-02-19
SiTuATiokS-WoMEN

CAKE DECORATOR and caterer. ex-
shift, Box lf6-T, Star, 81
FRENCH GIRL, %. college educa-
tion: little English; seeks work pri-
vate family, tutoring French or
Office beginner, Rox 12l-T. Star. POS
NURSE--Companion to lady; exper.;
light duties: excel. refs. Box HIT.
PRACTICAL NURSE COMPANION.
References. Temple 6-1723. 21'
NURSE, desires work. s
RESIDENT MANAGER, 10 years ex-
perience with excellent BACKGROUND
and reference; managing one of
the best projects on West Cosst,
TRAINED II NURSE desires case; day
or niaht. Al refs. BOX 45S-V. star
WOMAN, colored. wants work: days
week; sleep In: refs. HU. 3-J5nR.
EXCELLENT TYPIsT desires tipping
home vii! uick up and deliver;
reas. rates. MRS. I.ANT2, EN-. b ni2.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires care ot .
NURSING OR CHILD CARE desired;
flye-day, week; excellent references.
coGoREp 81 R1SS'ii PRACTICAL NURSE ~ de-
sires to work ewes. also Sundays;
call after $40. HU, 3-4TT9.
C0LORED GIRL desires g.h.w.. or
esfl esiid ,o ssre SIsS SF once cleaning, S sood
GIRL. coiored. desires child care and
g;h;w. or nursemaid Job. NO. e.
2g0g 10
Evening star., 1955-02-19
HELP-WoMEN tcons., ,

NURSE, practical. white, protestant:
live In. Call -RA. 3-3S33 for aappt.
OFFICE CLERK. MGR and bookkeep-
ing machine operator: some typing;
good hours and salary; Appl&y & N
NTDENcE HOSPITAL, Ind and D
fBx soiff;ERAToR. typist. hrs. s 10 4;
sc; resident preferred. Call Ii.
RESEARCH REsExHRcH AssIsTANr-we need a
experience in statistics. particularly
in the tabulation and evaluation Of
survey reports. This is perma-
nent position with q nationally
known organization. 1t has a good
possibility for advancement and
an excellent starting salary. Ase TO
40 years. Please reply giving tele-
phone where you can be reached for
intsryiew to Boz 34S-V. Star. --23
eALESLADIES-Aier young ladies,
full or. part time. Experienced in
selling drapery and slip cover fabrics.
Excellent working conditions, Apply
MILL END SHOPS. 93l F St. NV.
Washington: or 7970 New Hamp-
shire ave, Langley Park shopping
sHIEssii.ADIEs. flexible hours. I' full or
Church. Fairfax CO. and Virginia
sALEsLADY-Yard goods store. Be.
aass snsssaa; o,l Nd; a;sI.s part time. wo; g.
sALEsLADY. white; experienced: :
neat; eficient, willing worker for
souvenir. newsstand. Call DI. 7-4342
Evening star., 1955-02-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcens., /,

cOLoRED GIRL win DO s.h,v. IN
exchange for apt. for two and small
salary. D. C. or eiose-in Nd; Box
CoIoRF6 LADY desires work nursing
or plain cooking; good references.
coIoRED LADY wishes Mon. Tues.
We'd. as laundress and cleaning;
best ref. Call LU. 3-2632, any time.
CoLORED WOMAN wishes days work
pTT cleaning leaning dr''s ONCE; enpsr- ref
coLoaED M % WOMAN wishes s days
work; refs. JU. 5-5S54.
WOMAN, colored, desires work Tues.
and Thurs. mornings, cleaning or
ironing; experienced. Ii. 1919.
HONEST, reliable colored Eirl, desires
job as part-time maid. Ii. 7-0O51
after l2:3U p.m.: references.
C0LORED WOMAN desires housekeep-
ing or g.h.w.. 5la days; no Sundays;
no small chilsren.. HU. 3-39I5.
C0LORED CIR. g.h,w., regular part
time, or days work; refs. Ho. q
9417. Ext. u.
COLOREO GIRL desires g.h.w. and
child care; days wk. Ii. 6-sS6S.
CoLoRED GIRL desires daywqyk or
part time. AID. 4-462S.
COLoRED GIRL, exper. child care,
cook, saw; full or part time; refs,
HO o-goR.1
Evening star., 1955-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS FoR sALE

WASHER. Eendix Diaiamatae Eeono-
mat. on wheels; needs no installs.I
ton: compact; ideal for apt: good
condition. $50 or best oier. ,TU.
wAsHkk, Easy spindrier; excellent
condition. Must sell. $65. VIII guar
antee. Call any time. RA. 3-elS7.
WASHERS, SIS to S35 ea. Sold for
repairs: Some like new. Must see.
ST. 3-l76S. 30
WASHER, Easy spindrier. de luxe
model with auto. rinse. Prac. new.
Best offer. TE. 6-7647. 30
WASHER. Easy Spin Drief. de luxe
model: 4-burner 36-tn. gas range;
CRIB and mattress, lawn mower. HA.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN THE ART of native Hawaiian
dances; day and evening classes;
call LO. 7-1454. 30
RIVERDALE DRIVING SCHOOL pro-
f.assional instructor serving Prince
Georges and Mont. County; special
winter rates: fully insured. WA. =
1856. --2l
CLARINET LESSONS given to ali be-
ginners; lessons will be given at
your home or at the Methodist
Church in Oxon Hill. Md. Call
10. 2-3410 after 8. 30
SPANISH TEACHER-Learn Spanish
by conversation only. AID. 4-S464.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Backhoes-Sh -ShovelS-CraneS
q yard BUCYRUS
"a yard LINK BELT
"a yard KOEHRING
yard IORRAIN
TT 9-nO 0E

BATHTUBS, new and used; basins.
toilets. At lowest prices. BLoCK'S,
1746 Lee hwy, IA. $500.
BED. double. box spring, mattress:
Tufted satin headboard: CUSTOM
Saae ssS of satin a.ssSs sSysF; chenille spread;
BEDS, springs and mat. like new:
cost 500; with linoleum rug, $50
compl.; 141s W st. NV, Apt. 10s.
BED, double. mahogany; Beautyrest
mattress and spring; $75, Ju.
BED, double. mattress and springs,
mahogany; very good cond,: $50.
BEDS. twin. Drexel. NAH; Simmons
6S%s ooS springs and msttresses good
seat, S35: lounge chair, SEQ; server,
So. ST. 3-S546 after IL noon. --21
BEDS, twin, solid rock maple, COM
plete, S125. Call JU. 5-1453. 30
BEDDING-SEALY
Foam rubber. need your old bedding
and will allow up to $50 on pur-
chase of nationally advertised
Sl59:5o set. sEGAL BROTHERS.
BEDRM. FURN.-7-pc.. walnut fin-
ish aon N good cond.; glass tops. UN.
BEDROOM SUITE, q piece. good 9 con-
dition; reasonable. IA. 9-2495.
BICYCLES. rebuilt. boys and girls:
all sizes; trade-ins accepted. Also
BICYCLES, lady's iiehtweight Ra-
leigh, nearly new. EN-. 2-l575,
Evening star., 1955-02-19

COOK AND G.H.W.-Live in or stay
some nights. Excel. cook with recent
local ref; S35 wk. EN-. 3-4111.
COOK -G.H.w.. live in: sman family
PHYSICIANS home; age, 3o-45; 5k-
ssss ssss wE. M Box Npta 4s4Ds. t, Star. i0'@- al s'
COUPLE = Butler-chauffeur cook;
small family; references required,
GSG.W.-PLAiN COOK. small family;
new rambler In Silver Spring: ex-
psrieneed, local refs; 5la-day ,wk.:
GsHw.. sao COOKING. iSiei fond of chiidTen. H
equipment. Every Thursday of and
alternating Sundays: private room
and bath; $50; recent refs. OIL.
G.H.W. AND COOK, experienced; live
salary to one who qualities. Only
first class help need apply. HE.
NuRsEMAID. white. live in: care 3
small children: other help employed.
Call OIL. 6-6955 or write Box 40n-V,
WOMAN, housekeeping and children
open. Write MRS. g. l.. KENDRICK.
Route J., Box 81, Springfield. Va.
81
SETTLED GIRL. white. with refer
ences. not over 35: live In and take
care. of children. -g.h.w.: other help
employed. Call OIL. 4-o4S1. IA
WHITE LADY as
companion and to do light house.
work viii share my home. Lu.
SETTLED WOMAN. colored, for care
of children. ) days, $50 wk. Ref.
Pref. ne. resident. LU. 1-2719.
IN
Evening star., 1955-02-19
MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDER-Share driving and expenses
to Los Angeles, via Asheville. Chat
tanooga, Shreveport. Dallas. Leaving
Feb. 20. HE. 4-SI09. I'll
san tkASCisfoLeaying am AZ oz 81 nss ren h.Ss
references. EN-. 2-0215. -21
MIAMI, FLORIDA--Wanted. respon-
sible party to drive my car to
Miami and return as / am going
by air. Will need car there from
March IL to April /. Will pay all
expenses en- route. Call Oliver q