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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
Mrs. F. E. Paulette Named President
Of Scottsviile UDC Chapter Tuesday

home after being 4 patient in Mar
tha jefferson Hospital
Mrs. E. H. Deacon, Mrs Dorothy
Stevens and Anna Lee Stevens. of
Salem. were week end guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Beal.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Lash, of
Richmond spent a few days this
week with Mrs. Jack Duncan
Mrs Dean Townsend of Rich
mond, spent the week end with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. f.
o 'Brien
Mrs. D. G.. Smith. of Bremo
Bluff, spent the week end with her
sister. Mrs. r w Hudson. Sunday
they attended the Homecoming at
Mt Zion Methodist Church and lat
er visited their brother. Dabnev Ty-
LEI, who is a patient at the Univer-
siIy Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. George Fox and
family, of Messick. spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryland Fox.
Week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell Holt were Mr.. and Mrs.
George johnson. Of Charlottesville.
Mrs. Sallie Johnson. of North Gar
den. Mir and Mrs. James r Beach
and daughter Dorinda. of Washing
ton. D. c.
Major and Mrs Arthur Steuer-
valid, Chris and Lisa. arrived Fri
day in Scottsville from Germany
for a visit with Mrs. Steuerwald's
Nh and Mrs. Lindsay Pitts
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Childress. of
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
Childress, Mrs. P P Thomas. Of
Esmont, and Mrs. Verde Magann.
Of North Garden, were guests of
Nj and Mrs. W. D Oliver
Robert Pierce. Of Salisbury n C.
spent a few days last week with Mr..
and Mrs Sam Caldwell.
Mrs. K w HaWorth and Mrs.
B. w Earnest of Baton Rouge. La.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05

2A37-i1, screens, sl.2q; 28x37-
in. $3.50. Also other sizes.
NJ a d e Of Beechwood. the
frames are adjustable in width.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05

are spending this week with Rev,
End Mrs Webster L. Simons.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ticker re-
turned Tuesday from a weeks visit
with Dr. and Mrs Robert Morrison
in Fayetteville. N C Their twin
granddaughterS. Robin and Carol
who had been visiting them. re-
turned to Fayetteville With them
A group from Scottsgilla had
lunch Al Pennington and attended
the Flower SHOW They were Mrs.
Charles Stone, Mrs J L Hammer
Mrs. Russell Snead, Mrs. Guy Moon
M w. A. McDearmon and Mrs.
Reeve Nichols.
Two church wolnen's group S
meet next Tuesday night. T h e
Presbyterian Women of the Church
at the home Of Mrs LinWood Quick
at Coleswood Farm: and The Guild
and Auxiliary Of st. Johns Church
at The Parish Hall
The Baptist WMU circles meet
Thursday Lottie Moon Circle t
Mrs. Wilson Danseys; and the
Elizabeth Hale Circle at NJ S s
joyce Mason June Z. The Mamie
B. David Circle will meet the fol
lowing Thursday with Mrs. Lewis
Rhodes.
Following the christening of their
daughter last Sunday morning at
st. Johns Church. e William
Browns entertained family n d
close friends who attended the cere-
mony. These included the eodpar
ents, Mrs. c. K Davenport. of Char
lotteSville. John Moore. of. Rich
mond. and Mrs. Peter Hunter, of
keene.
A pleasant surprise at the Home
coming at Mt Zion Methodist
Church last Sunday was the an
nouncement Of a gift of two hum
dred dollars from the District Days
Pay Fund to the church toward ac-
Gordon doors Another pleasant fea
tu'e was the presentation of a
Bible 10 the r. L. Skidmore family
as an outstanding Christian family
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
Area U. r. Degree Candidates

Three area students are candi-
dates for degrees from the Univer-
sity of Richmond which viii hold
commencement exercises tonight
Monday
They are Claude Wood Anderson.
son of Mr.. and Mr. and Mrs. J r.
Anderson. of Andersonvillet Harold
Kramer Anderson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. X Anderson, Of New Can
ton. and William Edward Tuggle.
son of Mrs II A Tuggle. of Keys
Vile.
Harold Anderson, who majored in
marketing, is a candidate for the
degree of bachelor Of science in bus
mess administration Tuggle seeks
the bachelor of science degree in
biology. and Claude Anderson the
bachelor Of arts degree in political
science
Claude Anderson served as q
member of the Senate and W S
chairman Of the summer school
Honor Council. He was active III the
band and glee club and was presi-
dent of Kappa Alpha fraternity
Tuggle was member Of the Sen
ate. House of Representatives the
University Council and a staff mem
Der of the university yearbook. Tug
ole is a member of Phi Delta Theta
fraternity and Harold Anderson,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
University President George NJ
Modlin will confer the degrees.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
ScOttsville Memorial
Service HonOrs
Fallen Servicemen

Impressive Memorial Day cere-
monies were conducted Wednes-
day afternoon at the 'Scottsville
cemetery un d er direction Of
Scottsville Post, Veterans OF
Forei9n Wars. NJ. L. Garter. post
commander. presided
Veterans of World Wars I. II
and the Korean War were pre-
sent Also pressn and taking part
were members of Scottsville
Chapter United Daughters Of the
Confoderacy. tn Scottsylle Home
Demonstration Club, Veterans Of
Foreign Wars ScottsYllle Post
Auxiliary. Order Of the Eastern
Star Chapter Fair Haven Garden
Club. sccttayills Gin Scouts ana
Brownies and Scottsylle Boy
Scouts. The Scot,svill2 Sch0o.
Band under direction Of Capt.
g. R Edgcrton, played
Commander Carter introduced
ScottsWlle's Mayor. W. r Pitts,
who gave 2 short erecting w T.
Moody, past commander Of the
Scottsville Post also post and
district surgeon and Junior Vice
Commander delivered the ad-
dress. He began by reciting IN
Flanders Fields" from World
Wars | days. The invocation was
given by Rev L. J NOTTINGHAM
III, pastor OF the Scottsyille
Methodist Church.
FLAGS were placed on graves Of
all veterans, also ali the Confede-
rate Cemetery which is not far
from Scottsville c metely
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05

Mrs. F.. f. Paulette was elected
president Of the local UDC Tuesday.
Other officers elected We're Mrs
Harold Parr. vice-preSident. Mrs.
Blair Moon, treasurer, Mrs. Ollie
Clements, recording secretary, Mrs
E, Grady Covington, corresponding
secretary Chairmen appointed by
the president Weie: Registrar and
Membership. Mrs Parr: Program
Mrs. Moon: Custodian, Mrs Glenn
ents: Publications. Mrs. Omohun-
dro: Relief and Memorial. M I S
Paulette, and History and Publicity.
Mrs R V Krouse
Mrs. L. S. Wampler. Of Manassas
spent the week end with Mrs Sallie
Sellers
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison,
Of Richmond. announce the birth of
their second child, Rebecoa Lee
Mr. and Mrs. l.. T. Agee. of
Lynchburg, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Spencer of Glenmore
Mr. and Mrs. James Tindall and
Mrs j B Tindall. of Hatton. visi-
ted Mrs James Tindall's father in
BerryVille. Sunday
f. Walker Gilmer has returned
from visit with his son. l.. W.
Gilmer, in Jacksonville Beach. Flor
ida
Mrs. Ben Leap, Roland and Lin
da. are joining Mi. Leap in York
town for the summer months
Mr., and MIS-. James Layne. of
Charlottesville, spent the week end
with the Dabney Cunninghams.
Nh and Mrs. W B Mcbride, of
Mamie. n c.. spent few days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs John
Glass.
Mrs. c. c. Dunn. Of Washington.
D C., visited Mrs Nj I Dunn last
week. Sunday guests were Mrs.
James Guy and Miss Jean Burk-
hart. of Richmond.
Charles Dorrier has returne d
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05

are president, Mrs. WAYNE Daw-
son. vice-president. Mrs II. T.
Griffin; secretary. Mrs. r S. Ram
ev; treasurer. Mrs, r j Woinicki.
historian, Miss Mary Virginia Charl-
ton. and publicity chairman. MlS.
j r. Wungo.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
Dillwyn Garden
Club Wins Top
HOnors At Show

Mrs. Charles Garland. N. and
Mrs. r. E Charlton. of the Dillwyn
Garden Club accepted a silver tray
on behalf of their club for the top
honor in the flower show. Moods
and Flowers, held in Scottsville
recently. The show was sponsored
by The F'airhaven Garden Club.
The DillWyn Club won the tri-color
award in the artistic class. Mrs
r j. Wojnicki and Mrs. c. I. Poole
won yellow ribbons in the invitation
class.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05

The Club held its regular monthly
meeting May "a with Mrs. Charles
Garland. Jr.. as hostess. Nineteen
members were present for the pro-
gram on Conservation
Mrs j c. Dunkum won the blue
ribbon with an arrangement of pink
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05

roses and deutzia. Mrs. Wayne Daw-
son won second place with an ar
rangement of pink roses and white
snapdragOnS. Mrs. J Francis West
placed third with an arrangement
of yellow and purple parrot tulips
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05

Electric utility consumption Of
coal set three new racords III 1855
Last year Ior The fins tmr aver
a 9 e monthly consumption e>
ceedcd II mlllon tons was the
biggest for any month on record.
While the total of 4o47o000 ions
for the year was the larges5 ann
ual volume ever reported.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05

Baugh We're the Rev Wilson Stitt.
Of PoWhatan, Mrs. r. D. Southern.
Of Fine Greek Mills, Everette
Rudd. of Washington. and Hud-
son Rudd. of Richmond.
Mrs. Paul Blandford has re-
turned home after visiting friends
in Gloucester County.
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Here's high fashion elegance
at budget prices -. a magnif-
icent 24x60" free-form table in
rich imported italian Traver-
tine marble. You'll marvel at
It's distinguished textured beige
tones and gracefully-tapered
solid walnut legs. These mas
sive marble tables are available
for right and left hand sofas.
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Automatic changer; auto. shut
off at last record play; 3-speeds,
all size discs. GE magnetic cart
ridge; push-pull 6V6 output cir.
cult; tone controls. Jacks have
output for recording. Input for
AM-FM tuner and tape recorder
output.
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont
RAnJO EIFCTRONICS TNSTRIil

RADIO ELECTRONICS INSTRUC-
TOR-ReQuires work from June Is
10 September Is; yrs. exper. cleo
tronics research and development.
Il yrs. repair service; rs yrs. old,
married, white. Box soy. Star.
SALESMAN--Young man, white. de-
sires part-time sales position: exper.
direct sales; NO food supplement.
Call RE. 1884 after $50 pm.
SALESMAN-Bldg. supplies; young
man. white, college background;
desires position with future. Write
or call Box 95-z, Star. 29'
MAN, wishes plumbing work: has
own transp.: 20 yrs exper.; refs.
Capitol 4-4ssS. Colonial Bch.. Va.
MAN. white. 20. healthy. desires
T99rk g pm. to IL midnight Box
MAN. coiored. II years experience
In grocery business, wishes Job IS
manager, clerk. checker: with good
references do not drink or smoke.
YOUNG MAN, e5, capable, desires
part time; no outside. Call no.
RECENT LIBERAL ARTS col. srsd..
22--Temp. or perm: draft exempt.
?. Q, Box 642. Wash. 4. 90
DESIRE PART-TIME WORK as IBM
opr.; exper., week day evenings.
Gail JU: 7-6637 after pm. 29'
COLORED MAN wants elevator. bus
boy 3 =, d1shwss .aGio porter after to. :
CoLoRED MAN desires Job. gar
grading; 2o-yr. exper. Refs. DU
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DEEP FREEZE. l3 Gu. IT.. chest typs
de luxe model; new condition; reas-
enable OIL. 6-11aS. -oe
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SITUATloNS-WoMEN

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, 10 yrs.
experience; age 80; outstanding
capacity. highest qualifications:
$500 per mo, l mo. unpaid vaca-
ton: poised, educated, attractive,
neat appearance. TU. 2-466O,
mature: experienced
as supervisor in PIX. clerical NJ
ing: responsible, reliable. Box o.
2, Star. 29s
EXEC. OR ADM. POsITION-Public
relations exper., MA. degree; ma
ture; excel. record. Box Sl-Z,
Star. 29s
CoLORED. any type work: 90. LII.
2-q3.ta -og
COLORED GIRL wishes nightwork;
D days a week. HO. 2-S6S5. 29'
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACC0R3Io DO, IN HOh me-, Airetta. like
ACCoR6ioN, Italian make. 100 bass:
.SS $50 ~ 5-S SS!s, 700 20 )
S242 80, sell S160 Radio -phono,
ADDiNG MACHINE, S35, Og recond
desk model. new Rem. Rand: no
money down, ST per wk. CENTRAL,
ADDRESSOGRAPB. electric, good
running condition. 500; calculator.
Monroe hand operated. $50. 10.
ALUMINIUM fi1 ROLLS. .o1s flashing,
roll. SP. 3-7S7S. so
ANTIQUE-Solid walnut, 3-pc. bed
room suite, white marble top. See
TO appreciate. VIII. 6-11S4 %
ANTIQUE MAHOG. SLEIGH BED.
used BY two Sensrals. box spring
ASTioUEsGTHE LAMP $50 W
Broad st. Falls Church, Va: selling
out prices reduced
ANTIQUES--lSth century highboy
and various pieces of china and
dishes. RA 3-6294 No dealers.
ANTIQUE Bristol crystal l4sires:
va gov pa Va 90 u
ANTIQUES AND FURN. Pore.
prints, maps. copper, oyerglazed
vases, . Chippendale chairs. etc,
Chinese Chow table. mod. Danish
teak din table. 9 handsome cherry
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. love seat. 100
wears old; perfect condition, $500,
ANTIQUE hutch cab. natural oak;
3-corner china cab. Swedish maple;
maple. o.s.. chair. studio couch. s.
way floor lamp, HE 4-4eI4. "a
stock. HELEN's ANTfoUEs. Isis
Wis. ave. NV. AID. 2-3636. Old
iron toys. old pressed glass goblets.
OLD KIND FURNITURE, > chests,
dry sink ref1nished, S37 40 ca
Tip-top lee. mahog. table with bird
cage, reflnished, $3.50. Open Sun.
ANTioUEs. whole house Furniture.
mahos, drop-lcaf din table marble
top pieces, mahog. sleigh beds.
handsome wrought iron garden
furniture, lieu 1T Servel refPr.,
Hotpt., auto washer, James port
dishwasher. Hoover vac. etc. TIE.
AQUARIUM and lights, s5.75: baby
sea-horses. l0c ca; hermit and nd
dler crabs. 15c ca: Ice. black Mol
lies. SOC ca. RE. 5-S4os 70
BASS TUBA, Alexander: dbl. B fat,
4valve upright: in excel cond.
$500 or best offer. LII. 2-6434.
20
BATH TUBS. new and used: basins.
toilets: at lowest prices. BLOCKS.
1746 Lee hwy. "a $500.
BED. Hollywood, mattress: all prac-
tically new; sacrifice for cash. WA.
1914. ogs
BEDS. HOLLYWOOD, twin: antique love
seat and match. chair. occas. chair,
lamps. d. 1920. 30
BEDS, twin, maple. excellent condi-
ton. Call after & nm. or Sunday
morning EN- 3-75a6
BEDS. springs and mattresses. also
tables and dreSSers. from 81 80 up.
114S Lanier pl. NV. co. 5-lS5"
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HELP WOMEN Cont

mature, TO work in
contractors office and shop. should
have minor knowledge OF book
keeping; shorthand not essential.
RIA. 3-l45l or WE. 5-60S0. 20
BOOKKEEPER. full charge, for a.
year-old commercial sales co. Air
cond. downtown location. 40-hr..
5;day wk. Starting salary, $50 per
wk. plus group hosp, paid vaca-
ton and discount privileges. Write
marital status to JULIAN SAVAGE,
1000 p st. NV. Wash. @, d. c..
80
BoOKKEEPER TRAINEE. $3.50; sub.
Va; some type. GENERAL EN-
PLOYMENT. 1400 L st. NV.
BO0KKEEPER. experienced. single
entry, general once work: steady
s s%os DSSses 9qsy A Tesk
SHOPS, 3166 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va.
ia, 1898. go
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RECEPTTONTST

WV AbNAa . Wv
NURSE - Oral sur
geon's Office; 5-day week, begin
$500 For appointment. call UN.
i-33go. 90
RESIDENT MANAGER, for 7o-unit
modern elevator bldg, in NV: eX-
perienced preferred. but not nee
essary. II you have business abil-
ity. initiative, pleasing personality.
Good lob for married woman whose
husband is employed. Salary and l.
bedroom apt. For appt., call AD.
2-366i 20
RESIDENT MANAGER
White. experienced. Local references.
Good salary. plus apt. Write Box
Easy. Star "a
SALESCLERKS, retail. Annual and
sick leave benefits Apply in person
az ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE
EXCHANGE. =
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SHOE SALESMAN

Experienced. salary plus comm. Also
pArt-time statesmen. Apply JOSEPH
be YOUNG. 1875 F ST. NV. 80
SHOP MECHANIC. must be expert.
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slTUATIoNs-MEN

AID COPY-Freelance. creative copy
OF all types, Slick or pitch for all
BOOKkEEPER, responsible man, nov
employed. desires position with
well established. progressive Arm.
co, 5.1HS9 IL
CONTROLLER. internal accountant
once mAnager. credit manager
ayailable for engagement IN Mont.
aomery County area Experience as
executive IN manufaeturing and
Highest references. Boz ps.z. star.
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HEP-MoMEN
DRUG CLERK AND CASHIER, exner.
only; good hours. CHASTLEI ON
pHARMAHX 10Th and p xts n "

DRUG CLERK AND CASHIER. exner.
only; good hours. CHASTLEI ON
PHARMACY. 10th and r SITS NV,
DRY CLEANING PLANT NEEDS a
marking department. Must have
background in cleaning business
and live in VICINITY Of Chevy Chase
PARKWAY CLEANERS & OVERS,
S402 Conn, ave.. Chevy Chase. Md
FOOD CHECKER--Famous restau-
rant; 5-day week, good salary.
meals; experienced. Call MR.. RI
BACK. DI. 7-6467. -
FOUNTAIN CLERK, white. 25-40.
e exPsr good "a. hrs sna 6 salary 70
FOUNTAIN GIRLS AND WAIT
RESSES fcoloredl. Apply EXEcU-
TIVE PHARMACY. sol F st. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. must be thor
oughly experienced. Apply in per-
son, 1000 P st. NV. No phone calls.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white, exper.;
HYATTSVILLE PHARMACY. 5ti6
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville. Nd;
FUR FINIsHER. exper.: full or part
time work: 5-day week excel. SAL
airy. LKzAROFF FUR SHOP. 3l63
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER
Young lady. Call Ii 4-2l9a for
GIRL FRIDAY. market research
organization. Must be able to type.
do clerical work and interview,
Part time. 5 hours a day; Sl.25
per hour. Send full qualifications,
GIN Sf1 III iSs n sSfT full or i part
time. pleasant working conditions:
good salary. EMILE HEALTH
CLUB, 1921 Conn. ave, DI. 7-362l.
HAIR STYLISH AND MANICURiST;
experienced for busy salon: top
salary, Apply in person. HELEN
JR. SECRETARY to advertising al
rector of national publication:
minimum shorthand: 35 hrs: fringe
benefits. MRS. RENNER. ME-. s.
KEY 1ia PUNCH OPERATOR, 1BM, g ex-
perienced Alpha-Numeric; 5-day,
4O-hr. wk.; vacation, sick leave
and disqualification benefits. Reply.
giving full qualifications. Box 81
MAID, colored, for small hotel to
clean rooms. Good pay. Do not
phone. 1912 10th st. NV.
MAID-WHITE
Call Mrs; Murphy. ia. $1,000
CLARENDON HOTEL COURT
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HELP-WOMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE seer TARY,
iesal and real estate experience. in
teresting, diversified work. oppor-
tunity for advancement. Salary
HAND, experienced on
coat suits. and dresses. MRS.
JOHNSON 1907 Conn, ave. NO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opportunity
salary and commission. HUNTING
TOWERS BEAUTY SALON, Alex
andria, Va, XII. SOIL 10. after d
and Sundays, call XII S-S041. 20
BEAUTlCIAN, exper. with following
high salary. Excel. opp. for right
BEAuTiciSN Experienced hair
70 shampoo and assist. Apply
GABRIEL. -lOia Conn ave, 20
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman for
our Conn ave. salon: also mani
curist wanted; top salary and COM
mission. EMILE 1921 Conn. ave
BEAUTICIAN. hair stylist. mani
curiSt fun time or part time. salary
and commission. Call MR.. ROBERT
BEAuficiANs. experienced. man.
aeer will guarantee up to 500; D.
day .wk Call RIA. 3-025s: sun,
B IA fitisS with experience. &c sx-
ccllent salary and commission
BEAUTY g,UT'S i SALON Lu. E s.lsii and d
LU. 3-0I5S thome) until 10 pm.
BEAUTICIAN oman or woman: s5s-
S1a plus comm. days; busy, air
cond. salon. WILLIAM OF N. y.
IhTD ETXIICT IA R-I-nl II
Bha atuHT z f oPERA hHi Si' immediate
opening EMMA LEES BEAUTY
SHOP, 2119 Wilson blvd, Arl.; "a
BEAUTY oPERAToR--A real op.
portunity for an outstanding hair
AA Apply in person. RuBINo' 1859
BEAUTY Iupi OPERATOR - Downtown
shop, must be experienced no eve
Minis work MR.. BENNETT. ST
BEAUTY Excellent e op-
an Outstanding shop. Apply PAT
i YOUR HAiRDRESSER, a37 81
4 NV, or call Me. S-AS37 -
/ BOONKEEPER full charge; younf
woman, auto inStallmeni back
ground preferred but not essential
capable Of assuming full responsi'
] y
aec experience, etc. Boz liza
( staE 80
BOOKKEErER with tyring ability
I perm, pleasant Job air-cond. auct
\ once Cal Mrs Hampton BrEN
4 NER PHOTO co h33 pa ave. n
/ RE --aAtit
BOOKKEEPER and gcneral offct
1 worker. settled person with ma,
chine experience preferred. goot
chance to associate with old eStab.
liSheu arm give past experience
references marital status and az,
IN FIRST letter Resident OF North
ern Virginia only Box 44-Y, Star
d
BOOkKEEPER. full charge, for smal
established real estate, loan ant
INSURANCE once. must have experi
encc. be very gcod typist and hayt
good local references. salary com.
nenSufate with experience anf
ability. Reply Box 79-z, Star. -3t
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HELP-WoMEN
sEAMsTREss AND FILTER, e1

SEAMSTRESS AND FILTER. expe-
rienced coats. suits. dresses; F ST.
shop; good pay. Ma. S-5527. 80
SEAMSTRESs. experienced. for dry
cleaning store. QUALITY HOUSE
CLEANERS. 1899 Columbia I'd
NV. ASK for Mr.. Diamond. 20
SECRETARY, engineering depart
BROADcASTING COMPANY. Sher.
aton-Park Hotel. 10
SECRETARY. law ofice: in new
downtown, ir-conditioned building
good salary: prefer legal expert
eucc hut not necessary. MF S-6ti32
SECRETARY WANTED-Well quail
flied secretary in Wheaton area
10 work in own home; daily pick
up and delivery downtown Box
422-Y. Star. 20
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TYPIST. age 20 to 80. for invoice
% shs VI Walker Eis IA d Es1alsr Can
TYPIST. II to IS; accurate, with
good speed, for check writing.
Stenographer, II to 50. temporary,
for july and August; Nice, modern
S ems TO Sth a5c Sp5y N pcrs a2uT oI
By W phone S service FIRE iSsuR.
ANCE co. OF NEW YORK, 733S
Baltimore ave, College Park, Nd
TYPIsT.CLERK. 35-hr.. 5-day wk.;
paid disqualification and vacations;
Rf FTER NSrS H H9no ssaSo FOR ior APP ap
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be experienced
Apply GUsTrs RESTAURANT, 1887
WAITRESS. white. wanted at PETE
RESTAURANT, 1898 Ga. ave, s S.
WAITRESS, exper. only. Apply iN9a
WAITRESS, DAY WORK, white. ex-
per pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Apply
STARLIGHT INN, Sos BALTIC
blvd, collese Park. Mr.. MONAGHAN
wAITREssEs WANTED. sood hours 81
PAPAGEORGE RESTAURANT, o4l7
Mt Vernon ave, Alex, Va, TIE g.
n5lT, 80
MATTRESSES, . wanted good tips,
white $40 Bladensburg I'd, ne.
LUCKY CORNER, rs
MATTRESSES. white. young, neat;
experienced in food and bar; good
pay. ABBY In person. 2340 Wis
conSin ave. NV II
WAITRESS. colored. experienced
Apply in person. 141b P 81. NV