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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
PROBATE COURT
NEWS

In the estate of Blaine Viii.
liams, deceased, inventory anc
appraisement filed and approved
In the guardianship of Martha
King, inventory filed.
In the land sale of Martha
King, Verna Warner, gdn. versus
her wards, ct. al Guardians pet
ition to sell real estate filed
In the estate of William David
son, deceased, inventory and
appraisement filed and approx
ed.
In the land sale of John Otis
Ralph, NJ. A. Ralph, admr. versus
Edward Harmon, ct. al, entry
dispensing with new appraise-
ment and bond and ordering
public sale filed. Order of public
sale issued.
In the guardianship of Ernest
Schott, Ninth account of Ben
Boley, gdn. filed for hearing on
June 4, 1855 at 1000 a. m.
In the estate of Harry Clymer,
deceased, application for trans
fer of oil and gas interest filed.
In the land sale of Martha
King, Verna Warner, gdn. ver-
sus her wards, ct. al, summons
returned and filed.
In the estate of Winifred
Dearth, deceased, inventory and
appraisement filed and approv-
ed.
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school. They are as follows:
Honor Roll
Seniors: Ward Barnett, Same
Culbertson, Audrey Engle, Shir-
ley Fox, Marjorie Moore, Dora
Palmer, and Georgia Hosman.
Juniors: Nancy Tom, Barbara
Frisbee, Betty Smith, and Robert
Davis.
Sophomores: Norma Hall,
Alice Dudley, Sue Cogar, Eloise
Watts, and Philip Barnett,
Freshmen: Karl Miller, Shir-
ley Moore, Virginia Paisley, and
James Stephens.
Eighth Grade: Shirley Bell,
Dee Anne Ford, and Lynn Hall.
Seventh Grade: Joyce Cowgirl,
Kackley Namomi, John Merva,
Carolyn Palmer, Janet Stephens,
Mary Stephens, and Sandra
Ward.
Sixth Grade: Darlene Craige,
Carol Frisbee, Dianna Hutchins,
Wanda Klingler, Thomas Nc
Daniels, Edward Moore, Robert
Myers, Larry Tom, and Joellen
Yerian.
Fifth Grade: Sharon Crossen,
Caroleee Ford, Janet Howell,
Sharon Mellinger, Dallas Mon
roe, Christine Moorehead, and
Donna Stevens.
Fourth Grade: Mia Boyd,
David Howell, Charlotte Huff,
Shirley Johnson, and Sara Lou
Martin.
Third Grade: Ronald Frazier,
David Frisbee, Janice Gafford,
Betty 10 Malvin, Joyce Howell,
Dolores Palmer, and Richard
Simpson,
Second Grade: Jeffrey Collins,
Jeanne Frazier, Patty Lagrange,
Margie Merva, Carolyn Monroe,
Kathy Sevenaugh, and Chuck
Tom.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Mildred Zimmerman to Eta
Irene Uhl, of Noble township
.13 acre.
John and Ara Kimnach to The
Marietta Electric Company
Right of Way Agreement.
Margaret Curtiss, plaintiff, te
Lawrence Curtiss, defendant
Copy of divorce proceedings
miscellaneous record.)
Everett F. Spear, plaintiff, tc
Ocie I. Spear, defendant. Copy OF
divorce proceedings (miscellal
eous record.)
Nellie and Edward Ullman tc
Donald and Velta Bates of Cald-
well, lot number and part of l,
David Millers' addition.
Minnie Clark to The Permian
Oil and Gas company. Right OF
way agreement.
Wanda Jean and David Clark
to H. c. Jordan, Caldwell, lot
1863.
Charles and Constance Weston
to William and Evelyn Louise
Davis of South Olive, lot num-
ber Is and Is.
Harold and Dolores Archer to
George and Roberta Daugherty,
of Olive township, 240 rods.
James and Elizabeth Archer to
Harold and Dolores Archer OF
Noble township, 80 acres.
John and Anna Pipa to Paul
and Martha Delik of Buffalo
township, 1890 acres.
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here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lisk and
baby were weekend guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Robinson and family
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. Gilbert Blair were
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Blair, of
Alliance, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Blair and son, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denzil Hogue
and family, of Marietta, spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Hogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norval Miracle
and son, of Marietta, visited
Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Miracle.
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Rodney Buckley and son, of Coal
Ridge, and Earl Bond of Hos
kinSVille
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bates, of
Columbus, spent the weekend
with friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cunningham
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Morte HutchinS were recent
visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Neiswonger.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
STAFFORD news HAPPENINGS

STAFFORD - Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Holland and daughter, of
Canton, were weekend guests
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Markle
spent one day last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Markle.
Clifford Miracle, of Akron. was
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
HosLinsviIle Buttonaires


The Hoskinsville Buttonaires
had their third meeting last
Tuesday night at the home OF
Mary Dennis.
The meeting was called to
order by the president. The
secretary read the minutes of the
last meeting and the roll call.
Demonstration were discuss
ed. Patsy Hayes and Dolores
Beckett are to give a demonStra-
ton at the next meeting.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Wava Geary on
April %, 1855. - Dolores Bee
kett - news reporter.
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The Brookfield Lads & Lassies

Ine brO0kfIeid Lads a. LaSSIeS
The Brookfield Buckeye Lads
& Lassies held their End meet
ing April 13, 1855 at the Brook
field school house.
The Lads opened their meet
ing by repeating the All pledge
and the pledge of the flag. The
Lassies opened by repeating the
All pledge. They were Is lads
present and 10 lassies.
We had recreation and then
discussed our projects. The pro-
ject books were then handed out.
Those on refreshment commit
tee are Dorothy Paisley and
Patty Lou Reed.
The next meeting will be held
May 10, 1865 at the Brookfield
school house. - Frances Baker
and David Ziler-news reporters
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CONDITION IMPROVES

Mrs. Martha Thompson, wife
of George l.. Thompson, con-
tinues to improve at her home,
Belford street, from a serious
eye operation, performed at
Marietta Memorial hospital.
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Olive Twp. Lucky Thirteen

The Lucky Thirteen met at the
home of David King. The presi-
dent called the meeting to order.
The name of the club was chosen
and voted on. Refreshments were
served and games played. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Tom Yontz, May 4, 1855. 49,
Roger Iams - news reporter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
Belle Valley Ramblers

The Belle Valley Ramblers had
their meeting April 10, at the
home of James Dennis. The
meeting was called to order by
the president. The secretary call
ed the roll with all eight ans
wering. The minutes were read
and approved. We had two new
members, Richard DeVolld and
Larry Bond. The next meeting
will be held on May 5, 1855 be-
ginning at 7:30 p. m. at Robert
Gaydos. - Edwin McElroy -
news reporter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28

First Grade: Robert Barnett,
Glenn Bates, Barbara Bay, Doug
lass Hall, Gerald Hertel, Barbara
Long, Billy Maust, and, Sue
MauSt.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
HoSkinSville Loafers

IHUShIUSNEIIt LUdItIS
We met at the home of Dave
Beckett and organized our club,
the HoskinsVille Loafers. We
elected officers and played
games. Refreshments were SER
we'd. - Ray Geary - news re-
porter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28

Sanna Kay Cuberson has been valedictoran and
Rosman sautatoan the Cumberland high
school graduating class.
Miss Cubertson is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H M
Cubertson of Cumberland Miss Rosman the daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosman of Cumberland.
Rep John E. Henderson will be the speaker the COM
exercises to be held Thursday evening"
o'clock Baccaaureate will be held Sudany
at the Buffalo Presbyterian church in Cumberland Dr.
of Muskngum college will ofciate and Dr. L. A. King of
Muskngum college will deliver the sermon.
The senior class will take its trip Washington
D. c. and New York City leaving May 10 and returning
16 They will be accompanied by James Waller
Eileen Monroe
There Is seniors the class including Barnett
Betty Crabree Sanna Cuberson Dorothy Denbow
Dozer Dean Drake Audrey Enge Shirley Hooper,
Don Miller Edna Mitchell Marjorie Moore Dora Palmer
Georgia Rosman Ed Warne
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
Honor Roll Students Announced For
Cumberland Spencer School, System

Clyde H. Larrick superintendent has
roll for the fifth six weeks period at Spencer
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sITUATIoNs-MEN

PURCHASING AGENT. steel 5 yrs.
misc. 2iz years. adm. exper.. whSe.
mar. = years. Age 10. 10. 2:531l.
manager. experienced.
desires full time employment; avail
able Immediately; knowledge. all
phases Of rest. work. kit. SUPER
vision. IA. 4-O30s after 6 pm, 22'
MAN, colored. wishes lob. truck driver
or ehaufieur's helper on truck. WA.
5-S5s3.
AVAIL. N0W-Exper. once clerk
roll. etc. Write P. o. Box STAG,
Wash. 10, d. c. 23'
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HELp-DoMEsTIc tcsat.I

WHITE WOMAN. domestic type. as
IS. cook sh-y personal aupcry
and health card: $50 wk. and live
In, Box 294-c. Star. 81
WOULD YOU LIKE q nice home to
live int Child care and light g.h-w.,
S25 VIZ. He. 4-4235 after o pm.
-2l
pleasant housekeeper,
to care for home and . children Of
working mother; live. out; Silver
Spring. SCI week. References. Box
1917. Star. 81
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HELP-WoMEh

wAIfREss-coUETERGIRL. expert
enced. Excellent earuingS- Apply
in person 1101 BIadensburT I'd ne.
No phone calls. 20
WAITRESS, WHITE. EXPER.-Refer-
ences. Apply RIoRDAN'S. 1855 18th
st. s-W. 81
WAITRESS, reliable. 81 TO 40. white.
SIS vk.. good tips. Silver Spring.
CAN JU. 5-6s24: ewes. or 8 to IL
Noon. -21
WAITRESS. white; ABc exper.: 3
niEhts q week. EDS GRILL. 1892
H st. ne. -22
WAITRESS. exper.. dependable and
neat: Apply IN person. cARRIGAN's
RESTAURANT, Conn. and S st. NV.
WAITRESS, size IL to IA; excellent
tips and working conditions: Apply
cocKTAfL LouNoE, s4s$ Conn.
MATTRESSES, white. experienced. to
work IN q new dining room: full or
part time. Apply 612 18th st. NV.
MATTRESSES, Sundays OF. STATE
HOUSE RESTAURANT. $40 18th st.
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HELp-WoMEN

shorthand and typing Q
necessity: ability to meet public and
handle varied duties. See Mr.. Cur
ran, n. MARS CONTRACT Co. O.
Capitol and D SITS; s.v,. Ii. $4,000.
experienced under As,
for permanent position with national
assoc, should have good shorthand
and accurate typing skills as posi-
ton entails moderate amount Of
technical, dictation. Starting sal
airy $500 per mo. Call miss ROSS
at DE. $4,000 for appointment;
SECRETARY, experienced. with short
Must Be- s0 eood Pi a tSpins financial
statements. To 35 yrs. 5-day week.
Apply accountant, AuBlNoE CON-
sTRUCTIoN CO., 1915 10Th st. NV
technical; security
clearance reo.; Sill Spg. Start. So
900. ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888
for company oftcial; &C.
curate typist with knowledge Of
shorthand; 40-hour wk.; no Satur-
dav work; excel. company benefits;
ine opportunity for the one who
SEARS, RoEBucK AND CO.
oil BLADENSBURG RID. NE.
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HELP-DoNESTlc

COOK and general housework: live in
Sun. OF. Must like children and
have references. Call tn. 2-2564.
CooK-G.H.w., ldry,; a5-4s, exper. j;
70 right person. EN-, 3-7359.
COOk.G.H.W, white, live In. care Of
z children; other help employed;
r $sS start; can "a. 3-Sess. IA
COOK AMP &c Ssw fS5 sS d s.n in
have b. G. drivers permit and
recent local reference: Thurs. from
SS9en; nj, an "a every other Sun, of.
co0 oES5 INV. live in. Call EN-.
CooKeG.H. WORKER, for Spring
Valley. must like children, live in.
good recent references; Thurs. and
Sun Sun GO. on n,, after breakfast. Other
nfII wem I've fn h 5SI.sm S54 all Zee
appliances: help care child; spend
all summer in Atlantic City: By
day wk.. good salary to the right
person; refs. RIA. $500, .-23
G.H.W, to live In; no cooking: ex-
start saa ev EM S.sSas sun on s2s to
81 ssi;s nv ~ 81 %''' to be :i sse' sia
CIV AN And S'e COOKING. good az With
:v::5 s!S:: 81
G;H.W.. white, live In; fond Of chill
dren. Permanent job; good sslary;
ISL RGH esiE ffss white, 2t I,v.
in. for seni-invalid and employed
cple:' good refs. After 8. Wo, g.
HoGsRKEEPER. white. middle. AGED
Christian woman. for family OF 4;
live in; NV. location. DE. a-4554
HoUsEKEEpER or. couple to live
in. to cook and do general house
work for | person, Husband may
have outside Job but expected to
DO ssrden work. Write giving refs.
1R sSS i,SS.z sat- star only; Falls church
area; private party. Contact after
$40. jE. 4-a10I. 81
MAID. 1--we in. UPSTAIRS rm.. nv;
perm only: Eood with children. JU.
MAID, settled. g.h.w. Good cook.
1872 Live in, Sundays Of. oRA.
MAID for s.h.w.. plain cookins. light
laundry, Laundromat and dish
washer; refs: live in; $40 vk, OIL.
MAID.C0oK. s.h,w.. to live in, take
care Of 2 children. New home In
Bethesda; $50, VIZ. start: other help
GIRL, experienced: live in: g.h,w.,
child care; salary. DI. 7-2900. Ext.
w eSs AMHi fo sot d.Hh.w., in Vienna wal
over 25. likes children, liv in: every
other week end: s35 wk; recent
WHITE WOMAN. capable of assuming
light house duties and supervision
OF 1-yr.-old Rirl several hours in
the ewes. in exchange for room and
board and all home privileges. Box
E iiii. WHITE WOMAN to care
for : children In vicinity Of Garrett
PIX, Nd. with refs. 10. SLIGO.
LIvE.IN HELP, experienced with
children, able to do plain cooking.
good salary for right person. Re-
cent references required. KE. B-s277.
coUPLE-oh.w.. plain cook; . IN
family: bts da.: start at 500; lovely
rm. and bath; new home. CHEVY
Chase. Man, have Job, but do odd
Jobs here for bis keep. Refs. -cal
after 3 pm. OIL. 2-<756. IA
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sITUATloNs-woMEk

DENTAL ASST, exper., personable.
Prefer Sill. Spg.. Beth, Wheaton,
NV. area. Can type. etc. JU. s-Sh3s
skftesssIETfARY, experienced. with own
resentative duties. Box 214-Y. Star.
81
COLORED LADY wishes Job cleaning
ofices at night. Call TU. 1920.
AUDREY. -21
part time; cook. cleaner; good refs.
RIA. 3-2041.
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sITUATIoNs-ooMEsTlc

elderly lady or Do lisht work; refs,
s hiaih 6ard wH sT '7 WdaAx Wants Var
work with a Catholic family in
Wash. TO assist with housework.
Would like to live in. tn. 2-6630.
WANTED by celored woman. days
work. Ii. 6-7790.
COLORED GIRL Will care for invalid.
either 1 child and clean apt. exper.
and refs. Write Box 2l7.Y, Star.
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FormStone, Of. 4-2200
FOR BEAuTTYINQ OLD OR NEW
HOMES AND BUSINESS PLACES.

FURNITURE repair and refinishinr:
reasonable rates; excellent workman
ship, EN-. 2-6462 %
HOME IMPROVE. rec. rms, porches,
additions. Free est. Nd. work pref.
KITCHEN REMODELING. CUSTOM built
cabinets and sink tops. Free estl-
mates. Call EN-. 2-7264 or FL.
PAINTING AND pAPERING. intsTior
and exterior. Free estimate. MIR
PAINTING AND PPxPEGRiNG-speeial
prices now Latest designs. Best
material: good clean work Fuaran-
PAINTING. PAPERlNG, PLASTER.
ING, any sire lob: white mech. 80
yrs. exper.; free est. Va, d. C.. and
MD. Mr.. STANLEY. IA. 5-4b9a
PAINTING, pAPERrNG. waterproof
inter-, exter,: FHA loans avail For
estimates, ~. a-477l, 10. 5-4?le
PAINTING. interior end exterior; 20
Yrs. exper., reas. priees. Mr.. FOS-
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcaa..

PAINTRG-Intsrior and exterior:
E ioa pries 0 81 7oisit. ma
PAINTING-Time to paint and paper.
Satisfied customers Tor % ysais, Up
IA K 5 S "a & H e. s. sh LAWRENCE
PAINTING. ext. and int. pApering.
prices; Is yrs. exper. De. 2-5iso
PAINTING. paperine. plasterins. Tile
ing carpentry, recreation rooms.
cement. roof and CUTTERS; SESCOE
g. GRIFFIN. Ii. 3-9I4S, Ii. also.
Pa p az HAN 4; Prompt. courteous
estimates. Expert white craftsmen.
Reasonable. HINES. AID. 2-5s99;
PAPERIN9, $40 and up. this week
e "a 1888 lgss 'u M ss.S sses0'' papers
PAPER N0W-Lov prices, Al work,
new samples. Interior painting. Free
estimates. JU. 5-0745. rs
PAPER HANGING
Two AVERAGE rms, $3.50. paper in
cluded: sale. rm.. so: inter. paint.
for free estimate. -23
PLASTERING REPAIRS, new work
and patching: reasonable prices.
Work guaranteed. OIL 2-560S.
PLAsTERING. repairs. old and new
work. lEe: and small Jobs: Teas, !:
white mech; work guar. Wo. 6.S77S
PLAsTERING. PAINTING and repairs.
lst class mechanic; large or small
PIAsTERING RkPAIRs, PATCHWORK
alter and ADDITIONS. eo eSPer white
PLUMBING AND HEATING. repairs,
remodeling. bathrooms. gas boilers.
Ne down payment. Free estimate.
PfGMBiNG. HEATING. repairing. re-
P PSSe n ..Tye sOrf re ;4o sst% .ass
RA. 3-6426. Ii. 7-4432. rs
cleo. work. plumb
ing. plastering. brick work, car
pentry, concrete work, papering and
painting. floor sanding. Free esti-
mates. wash. D. G.. and Va. Any
; r II STzSfET . s.
REMoDELING. carpentry. painting,
papering. roofing, suffering. Free
est Day or night, LA: 6-l92s. -21
ROOFING. Asphalt shingles. slate,
asbestos and Stag. Call RIA e-o703.
Rto II fsslo9i tar, slas; painting:
waterprooflng bsmts and exterior
walls: Work guar. White mech.
ROOFING. all types: cutters, spouts;
general sheet metal work. A. D.
STONEW0RK - Flagstone terraces.
walks, brick or block retaining walls
chimneys. flreplaces, all kinds Of
cement work: pipe drainage. F
MARCuCCIO, Pc 1858. =.
only 81 so We specialize in all
makes. Credit terms available. Call
Al GENERAL CONTRACToRS-Re-
modelling, brick. cement, all kinds
construction. WILAND CORP. RE.
7.oOQl RE 5-o350
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REPAIRS end SERVICES

ADDITIONS as low as $1,550: altera.
See lis and save; white mechs. only
.Ju. 5-1Sls, .JU. 9-SS9l. -25
ADDITIONS AND KEMUDELlNG BY
AN HONEST HOME IMP CO.-Al
work guaranteed. any size Job cheer
fully estimated Porch Enclosures
dormers bathrooms and heating rs,
TENS modernized carpentry and
painting No down payment. As low
as 81. so per wk.. 24.hr service. Call
any time IRI, Isl ATE, 4olb Ga ave
. nv ~ s- ssSyITIERar,oNs, Doren.,
jalousies. kitchen modernised recr
rms complete remodeling service;
estimates free; all work fully guar.
SEQ SALES JU 5000 EN-
2-Sf49 dav OF night
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigera.
ton water towers and ND
f RE 5-ssis 'e'''''0 anu Ms4
AWN'NGS-Get your AWNINGS before
the spring rush. aluminium. Life
time guarantee. No money down. SO
mos. to pay For estimates, call LA
ssS laS92A sTss !o Alterations siaTss IRE.
sonHs R & FSoSA MANI %. s-iss4
BRICK WORK. chimneys fireplaces.
retaining walls and garages. LII; A.
3169. ~
BRICK WORK-Walls, steps, porches;
new and repair; damp walls water.
proofed; AL work. NO. 1851 B.
BUILDING, remodeling. repairing
carpentry. brick. cement work, espec.
porches. HU. 3-S4S9. MR.. BAKER.
23'
ALTERATIONS. additions.
Satisfied customers for over 20 years.
Terms Call MR. LAWRENCE. RIA.
6-97O3. Ii. 6-Sl00.
CARPENTRY, painting and paper
hanging. All work guaranteed. Dl
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs. short circuits: small Jobs done
immed RIA 6-2222 any time. 81
ELECTRICIAN--Wir Of all kinds;
residential commercial. Licensed In
Md. Service anytime. OIL. 6-5644.
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EXCAVATING
LA. 6-1259. ANY TIME
FENCE, chain link and all types Of
wood. No down payment and 80 mos
to pay. For best price and immed
installation, call Ju S:I25S;
STONE. CEMENT pa
tios walls, steps. etc Free estimate
Call JERRY. Lu l.4756
Tlo0cfono opd Cforoo
EXCAVATING
Flagstone and Stone

WORK
Porches patios walks. retaining
walls tile drainage: also water.
proofns
ANGELO MARCuCCiO, ~ y.l7Gg
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. clean
ing and waxing. Reasonable rates
free estimate. Call RIA. 6-6795,-
FLOOR SANDING. finish: new. &c 50.
IT,; old l0c up. G, L.. HINSoN, Az
F ESoR st. sSsS s b. Ek iSeRi 50
rm. and up. Parauet laid. $50 SO: #.
and up. MERRILL CO., ST. $500.
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BANK STENOGRAPHER
Young Lady Under So
Experience Not Necessary
'-Day Wk-Pleas. Working Conds.

Experience Not Necessary
5-Day Wk.--PleaS. Working Conds.
THE MUNsEY TRUST CO.
1929 2 ST. NV. go
BANK TRAINEE, his. edu., good with
figures. inter. work See Miss Black
ct BoYD's. 700 18th. cor. q INA.
BEAUTICIANs to work in Bethesda's
largest salon, salary and commits
s siNn; Call OIL. 4-1a1e or Oh; q
BEAUTTCiAN. opening for good opera
tor: 5-day week: store hrs. and priv
ileses. FRED THE HAIRsTYLIST, at
Brooks 100 g st. NV. -32
BEAUTY OPERATOR. with following.
In Silver Spring area; modern shop.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. SIS to sioo
per week; guarantees plus commits
sion; 5-day week; no manicuring:
HAIR pREsSERs. l710 Eye St, NV.
B00KKEERER. full charge. to keep
complete set of books; $50 to $50.
depending on experience. See Mr..
Curran. at r. MARS. Canal at D
st. Sw -21
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FURNITURE
NEW AND RENOVATED FURNITURE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION

IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
End ssss ta mifasr s 1885, s sIsss %sa
ern sofa, green cover, s94 ;s5; new
rockers. sa95; nv plastic chair.
$5.95; new wrought-iron gossip
bench eocf sa9' ta psy s is Sst a n.s
modern i fir' lamps, lamps sway S'i socket.
s5i 6S: c RRRspnfdml 's sofa, ANTIQUE S
velvet cover; $S9 95; ehair to match,
$50 81: new Ss'f maple e0e CHINA esS Sil
S22.95: maple or walnut bedrm.
suites Of dresser with mirror, chest,
4-poster bed. S6g.95; new solid
maple drop-leaf table. S29,95; wood.
sabe e'n ~ith ext sst e leaf $i nsS p msDs
chairs, refectory table and buffet,
$685.; smell maple finish chest OF
drawers q only, sl2.95; others At
mirroP safs5 f new d maple b c
case beds; twin size, sl9.95: pine
bunk bed. with . fat springs,
s2a.95 factory renovated coli
headboard, S4.95.
3 large floors stocked with excellent
values. You are invited to come id
and browse; Open Fri. and Monday
THE FURNITURE TRADING MART
213-215-217 King st.. Alexandria
XII. $4,000 XII. 8-93Ol
FURN.--Piano. GE. refgr.. bed, dress
er, wardrobe, chest OF drawers. chairs
misc. NE. s-3l14. 10-4:30 pm:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

EMPLOYE-Young lady,
white. age 1885. for desirable work
in one Of Washington's better down
town cafeterias; regular hours. g.
day week. Monday through Friday:
salary $40 to .S42.50 q wk. and
meals q day; also group hospiteliza-
ton: no experience necessary. but
applicant must be q steady worker
and like to serve the public. For
further information see Mr.. MeGar-
raghy at oil 14th st NV, -2I
exper. on MGR 1000, for
downtown ladies' store; must be fast
and accurate: opportunity to ,ad-
vance with fast-growing organiza-
ton; 44-hr. wk.. incl. Saturday. Ma.
C4sHiiREsRR-win train. MGR bk. mach
Information. clerk, young, $3.50.
Telephone clerk, no tipping, S55.
Bookkeeper.. fun charge. SIS. wk.
Hundreds Of inter. openings. Visit
now. Miss Black ut BOYD's. cor.
18th and @ SITS. NV. (NA. S-2340l.
Established 40 wears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
Machine Bookkeepers
Experience Preferred
But Not Necessary
BANK OF BETHESDA
BETHESDA IA, Maryland

MEN. AND WOMEN. white and col.
ored. experienced. with references;
chief cook, short order. dishwashers
porters, drivers, mattresses, typists
and bookkeepers; g.h.w., by tht
week, by the day. MAINE AND D. C.
EMPLOYMENT CENTER, 9O6 18th
st, NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
HELP-WoklEN
JUNIOR SECRETARY

circulation manager Of na-
tionAl news magazine looking for o
secretary to share In q variety Of
interesting duties Excellent oppor-
tunity for q bright girl with initia-
tive TO learn circulation side Of pub
SIS w.p.m. and should have Q short
hand speed Of go. Pleasant workins
conditions. many company benefits.
aforementioned building.
CALL DI. 10000. EXT. 263
BETWEEN Q AN. AND 5 Pm.
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