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FoED. CLARENcE EDWARD. On
Thursday. September 10. 1859. ct
District General Hospital, CLAIR
ENCE EDWARD FORD Of i30 Heck.
man ct SCI devoted brother Of
Mrs. Rosie Parker and benjamin.
Ford He also leaves TO mourn
their loss one niece, Mrs. Alice
Garner; one nephew-in-law, Elmer
Garner. one great-grandniece, San
dra z. Williams. and other relatives
and many friends. Remains rest
Funeral Home. 3015 18th st. ne,
where friends may call after pm
Sunday. September Is. and where
funeral services will be held on
Monday. September IA. at IL am.
the Rev. William H. MONTGOMERY
oficiating Interment Lincoln Ne.
mortal Cemetery. 10
GABRALowITz, SOPHIE M, sud.
1850. SOPHIE N. oAiBsRssAsISoSwvrfz
beloved sister Of Joseph A. dabralo.
Witz and Pauline White, aunt Of
Ralph and Roy oabralo,gitz and
Sarah Karol. Friends may call al
the Robert A. Mattingiy Funeral
s.aul. ssO'i %s:: T. g. g. s 1SsAo aF
y1uren - am. Relatives and
trisnds invited. Interment QatI
OF Heaven Cemetery. -
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ws 4. r.. s aRs sA Tf; t SaEkrs {.
who passed away September i, 1859,
extend cur sincere thanks for all
the services and gratuittes grauteo
Us during our sorrow.
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THOMAS. MAMIE PEBBLES. on Pri-
Wednesday. SEPTEMBER Q. 1859. ct
Sc. HOWARD oI LISTER Tissns TaoM hxs.
Thomas. foster father Of John sno
Judy zuromski; brother q Stanley
Funeral Home, 317 Pa. ave. Sc, on
Monday. September "a. ct 8 am.
Requiem mass at Our Lady Queen
Of Peace Church ct $40 am. kela-
tives and friends invited. Inter-
mept Arlinston National cemetery
IL
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rHEAKKR. NELLIE. The of,esrs and
! j.
" day, September 10, 1853,
for the purpose. Of conducting fu.
H Hsra ssry 4Hs.k toE our late sister.
PEaqIE a. BURGESS. W. N.
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wSffE 4. f.. n HYr4I n Va Moc ssng
wishes 70 express their thanks and
appreciation to friends and neigh
bors for all their kindness, cards,
flowers and other considerations
during cur recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
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ELBEN, EUGENE JoHN on rhur,

doSI sf EPfsPS y 70, l nee. EyoEEE
loved son Of the late Milton b
Elben: He I, survived 81 his
%SsRSs Ne WaHn opkn su. sSe p;.s seEr
Stewart 2, and Leonard p. Eiben'
Mrs. Margaret Besii. Friends may
call ct the Richie Bros, Funeral
Home: Upper Marlboro. Nd, where
Monday. September IL, st ii m.
with the Rev. Bailey Phelps ofici.
ating Interment Christ Church
Cemetery, Owensville, Nd. rs
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THOMAS MAMIE PEBBLES. on Fri

day. September ii. 1850. a IN BAIL Ill
more, Nd, MAMIE PEBBLES THoM-
AS, formerly OF Warrington, b. G.
Friends may visit the Hsmsiey Fu-
neral Hone. 65s W. BIddle g.. Bal
September "a, TO IL noon tuesday,
September is. Services will be held
on Tuesday, September IS, at / pm.
Ct Metropolitan Methodist Church,
Carrollton ave. and Lanvale st., Ball
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coLLITLoMER. RpMARn h.

S$#S / sSiSso%ta sdS s:;,ssss
istSsI q Pstrisia plsioeE and Boz:
sue and james Seliers. son Of N.
and Mrs. Harry collinoWer
tives ana friends may cal At ne
Collins Funeral Home. 1921 14th
Ct. NV. where services viii be held
on Monday, September IA. ct 1O:45
an: Interment Fort Lincoln Gem.
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COSTA. CAMILLE ELIzABErH. {

THURSDAY. september 10, ie5e. q
IizzlaasiassffH co psiPl'c q 1851 PER-.
drive: silver Spring. Nd wife q
|sn Il T cSs. r: Jo eo.t p r: enc
ct the Warner 3 Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home. e434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Nd. Barking faeili-
tiesI Mass viii be offered for the
repose Of her soul on Monday,
Sep pnsas.,.i ~ s,hd Si4e hd1sh a. 81
terment 81. Mafy's Cemetery. wash.
tngton. D. c. -
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Kirby. nERENICE d ON aatnrAar

ESsF ]. u ss issSS hl SssSsisT
nv. mother Of Mrs. Cornelius b.
Angel and sister Of Herbert A.
Patten OF .Tuseon. Ariz. She also
is survived By one Granddaughter
and one great-grandson. Friends
Pun Home as 'n ss6f HIN Il Hi r. p CO.
from I2 noon until 10 pm. Sun,
tiesl. Services and interment pri-
vate. Please omit flowers.
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s sEsih g IIiREsGs:E sil aa sssS a. a.
Of Mrs Maxine ShechteI, Miss Nil
as Y rr s.s :n s,y rh Jerome E
Allan M. Firtag. and q sister, Mrs.
Yetts SLIDER. and seven grandchiI-
dren. Funeral services at the Ber-
nard Danzansky and Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 14th. St. NV. on Mon
terment King David Memorial Gar
den. Memorial week S714 sundale
dr., Silver Spring. In lieu Of flowers
the family suggests that contribu-
tons may be made to the heart
fund. IA
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WEISS, MARMIoN. There viii be a
N Samuel S ompsrs EodSe St a
! IN H'nai Israel or Sunday;
WNK noon. for the purpose Of
WT conducting the last Ma
W sonic rites at the funeral
Of Brother MARMION WEISS as
courtesy to Perfection ASHER Lodge.
No. 0O4. Of New York. All mem
bers are urged 70 attend
JEROME 0OLOMB,
JACOB SANDER. secy. ID
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FIRTAG, GABRIEL, A special com
~ 10: 20, I; a; A. N; Is
WN am. ct the Masonic Tenn
NNyN pie. 18th and N. Y. ave,
~ NV, for. the purpose Of
conducting Masonic burial services
for our late brother. GABRIEL FIR
"SrruApn auurz WI ~
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Friday. September II. 1859. q her
S E:sd' RssN assf ceS HEssy mo ass
OF james Ravenell Cornish and
daughter Of James Cornish. She also
Is survived BY one sister, two broth.
ers, other relatives and Q devoted
friend. DOUGLAS Landon. Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By NAL
van q schey. Inc.
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KIERNAN, JEANNE v. On Friday, Sep
s Des ykh SssSs k REESSasni S. sS:
wife Of the late Joseph D. Herman.
mother Of John c., Roger ]. Kier-
nan. Mrs: Louise K. LIlliefors and
Bernard p. Herman, sister Of Adrian
Pellene Of New York City, Also sur
Herman rests at w. X. Huntemann
d Son Funeral Home. 5732 0eorgia
ave. NV, where prayers will be said
on Tuesday, September is At D:3O
an. REQUIEM mass ct Nativity
Gs1sss e - % an ,. Rsayss and
Ariington National Cemetery. Friends
may visit with the family on sun.
e cazz 4, snG Monday between 9 pm;
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R0BEY. MILDRED 3. on Friday,
Ss ssP ai ts sss, s. sI Ss;A
Ras. sDt daash se Of NE Ms and n iGa 1s
james Espey and sister Of Mrs.
ha sSS D %asiT h p ssD.s Tf sS:,
rests at the Warner 3. Pumphrey
Funeral Home. 1884 oeorgia ave :.
tiesi Mas viii be otssred for 1 The
repose Of her soul on Monday. Sep
c tsTSer ri ssullso 1920 o,hci'. c :. e.
Claridge and Viers Mil rds.,
Wheaton. Nd, Interment Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery. -
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sspss@Ssr III" Il. .iesS. Wilt VI LkII'o1 Z.
BELOVED DsaDT. neither Of gilbert JACK I'd
Hc S1es d :sea of q % MIn q AZ ao5
kins. daughter- in-laV Of Mrs. Alice
Edmonds and sister in-iaw Of Maude
Edmonds; She also Is survived By
i.SSd E are Tai n1s.d s e sa Z. Il:
Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You Ct. NV.
Funeral services will be held ct the
Mount Carmel Baptist Church. Sd
and Eye sts. NV, at ! pm.
Wsdnesday, september 10. Inter-
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w4 ..%S. RI ~ i5 s sgSasPIy on ssg
81 fH sS pos Va wsd. Se snS ,a HS:Saps
Richard. Carolyn, Alice, Cecilia,
stephen, David and Michael Wade,
and brother Of Bernard, Kenneth
and Melvin Wade. Funeral 10 be held
IN Washington, d. c. Notice Of flu
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THEAKER. NELLIE. On Friday. Sep
and Eastern stss Home. ne sO ae' Ses
Aampshire ave. ne. NELLIE
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29O1 i4th
Ct, NV, on Monday, September
u, ct 10 m. parking facilitiesl .
Interment 0lenwood Cemetery.
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Thursday, September 10, 1859, at
lucy ELizABETa MAoRuDEsiR, be.
loved mother OF Mrs. Margaret A.
and Earnest + Rivers. a. s Siis aIsS
leaves to mourn their loss eight
grandchildren. six great-RTandchil-
dren, one daughter-in-law, 'wo sons
in-law. other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at her
above late residence. where friends
may call after l2 noon Sunday.
September ID Funeral services on
a. the Third Baptist Church, 5tH
and Que SITS. NV, the Rev. Henry
mony Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS BY
the John 2: Rhines a. Co. Funeral
Home. 3oI6 i2th st. ne. 10
MAGRUDER. LUCY Z. The ofncers and
members Of Golden Hill Tabernacle,
No. a.. of Love and Charity. are
requested to assemble at 1914 18th
81. ne. ct Pm. Sunday. Septem-
Der 10, 1859. to conduct Love and
Charity services for our late sister,
LUCY Z. MA0RUDER (Wear black
attire and white gloves).
MARTHA TRIBBETT, WI
LORRAINE J. WHITE. secy.
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ROSs 1S si MA4 SA szas p So U.s. i. s en-.
xived BY 2 sons. James and Mack
Rouse; !. daughter, Gloria Few; many
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call q the w; H. Bacon Funeral
ID, after 2 pm, where services will
be held Mon, Sept. II, at pm.
The Rev. Bell ofieiating. InteFment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Church.
MR.. JAMES SEALS OF AL
CORN COLLEGE was a re-
cent visitor i'm the city. He
returned to the campus on
Wednesday morning.
MIR. AND MRS. BERNARD
JACOB of 81 Page Street, are
the proud parents of baby
girl, born Sept. 81.
MR.. ALBERT FORD, one of
jackson States football play
ers is recuperating in the hos
pital on the campus. We wish
for him a speedy recovery.
MRS. WILLIE B. WALKER
of 1920 California Ave, is I'M
dergoing treatment at Jackson
State Health Center. We wish
for her a speedy and complete
recovery
IF YOU WE'RE NOT ABLE
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and Mrs. l.. E. Hugh Brown,
Camp st. Devotion was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Bertha Brown
and lesson taught by Rev. d..
ID. Smith. Subject of the les
son "The Christian Workers,
was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Viola
Hughes, Leader, Rev. Smith,
Mrs. B. Brown, Mrs. G.. Scott,
Mrs. w. B. Gage, Mrs. M.
Frank, Mrs. E. Ware, Mrs II.
Williams, Mrs. M. Cook and
Mrs. S. j. Ford were present.
Offering was $40. The hos
tess, Mrs. Fannie Brown, serv-
ed delicious refreshment dur
ing the social hour.
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The regular monthly SER
vices were held at Ormand
Hill M. Z. Church Sunday af-
ter church school. The pastor,
Rev. M. c. Pickens preached a
wonderful sermon. Visiting
ministers we're Rev. J. p. Clip
son and Rev. Merity, both took
part in the worship services.
Rev. Pickens is doing a fine
job on the Pelahatchie charge.
Three members were added to
the church. Other visitors
from Jackson that attended the
church services were Mrs. Ora
Bowling, Mr.. Perk Johnson,
Mrs. Alma PickenS Williams
and her son, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank White and daughter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03


TO GET YOUR MISSISSIPPI
ENTERPRISE last week, III
the West Jackson area, it is
because one of the carriers
took work with another paper
BUT If YOU STILL DE-
SIRE the MISSISSIPPI EN-
TERPRISE as many expressed
by phone calls Saturday !.
MELVIN KENDRICk will see
that you get your paper each
week or some other
agent
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03

Mrs. Mary Ormand has re
turned home after spending a
few days with her sister Mrs.
Willie McAllister who has
been very sick. She lives in
the Mt. Pleasant Community,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Har.
vey visited Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly
Graham who are in the Bran
don Hospital, Brandon, Miss.
They are both improving. We
wish for them a speedy re-
cOvery.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03
West Jackson
News
Mrs. Naomi I. Hendrix, Agent

NhI =. lNdUHll \. E1tiluItA, hS Cltt
MRS. ELIZABETH WILL
SON and baby son, of Clarks-
dale were visiting parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfonzie Bowie on
Lynch St, recently Mrs.
Wilson teaches at Beverly Jr
High i'm Clarksdale
MRS. GLADYS McGHEE of
Pascagoula is vacationing at
home and expects to return to
the city soon to resume her
work as Inspector of the Cos
metology Board of Beauticians.
MRS. GEORGIA REED one
of the mothers of College Hill
church is convalesting at her
home on Florence Ave. Mrs.
Reed is the beloved mother of
Prof. John Walter Reed of this
city. She has four other chill
dren. Our prayers are for this
good Christian friend
SICK AND SHUT-INS &.
Miss Georgia Shirley, Mrs.
Catherine Williams, Mrs. ROSA
B. Hankins, Mr.. West Summons
We were sorry to hear of
the death of Mrs. Estella
Grants brother who lives in
Gary, Ind. Mrs. Grant is a
member of Clark St. Baptist.
MRS. WILLIE JACKSON of
w. Lynch ST., has recently un-
dergone surgery At this
writing she is reported doing
fine. She will be remembered
as the wife of Rev. H. P. Jack
son, pastor of Friendship
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McRaven, Miss.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Gipson
had as house guests Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Harvey
and family, Mrs. Inez Mack
lin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Harvey
had as dinner guests Sunday
Rev. Nj. c. PickenS his daugh-
ter and andson, Rev. Merity
and Mr.. Perk Johnson.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03

sincere thanks and apprecia
ton to my friends, neighbors,
and relatives for the flowers,
cards, kilograms, and consoling
words spoken to me during the
sickness and death of our
mother.
May God richly bless you all.
Zadie and Frank Harvey
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Macklin
had as their guest Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Macklin and
children and Mr.. Arlester
Macklin.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03
Crystal Springs
News

The Ladies Missionary So
clety of the Good Hope Bap-
list Church met Wednesday,
Sept. %, in the home of Mr..
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03

Mr.. Ebert Burgett is recup-
Grating nicely after taking
treatments at home.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03

Curtis Weakly who suffered
a broken arm in a car wreck
is doing fine and has returned
to school.
Mrs. Emma Joe Macklin is
doing nicely, following surgery
at the Brandon Hospital.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03

Miss Clarissa Ormand, Mr..
and Mrs. F. ]. Harvey visited
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie McAllister Tuesday eve
ming.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03

Miss Grace Irwin who has
been visiting relatives and
friends in Chicago, Illinois, re
turned Sunday night.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03

CARD OF THANKS
/ would like to express my
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03

Mrs. Hazel Collier is vaca-
tioning in Gulfport, Miss. We
wish her a pleasant trip.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03

Mrs. Bette Jean Solmon
spent the week end with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Macklin.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Macklin
had as their weekend guest,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Holifield ST..
and his family.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-03

Mr.. Alfred Collier is recuper-
ating nicely in the Brandon
Hospital.
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(cOntinued % Next PagsJ
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Furniture Unclaimed
Washington Birthday Sale

Round oak table. $40; marble-top
china cab, S25: sectional sofa.
S25; brass bed, So; mirrors, So.
Office desk, SIS; sofa and chair
$50: bedrm. set, S6S: din. rm. set.
$50: kit set. S12; wardrobe. $40:
tea wagon, SIP; vanity with mir
rOr. 81. Hollywood bed. S23;
chest Of drawers, $40; innerspring
mattE., $40: Early Amer. sofa;
french chair, sos; box spg.. Sl2;
kit. table, So: sofa bed, S25: coil
spg., So. oecas chair. So; bed,
So: Lawson love seat, S25; wins
chair, $40: French Prov. bedrm.
and din. I'm. pieces; buffet, So:
bookcase. s., WE DO UPHoL-
STEERING. SLIP COVERS, ORA
PERIES. decorator fabrics, 1885,
on. Antiques restored. cabinet
work. Also new iurn. Easy
terms. HOFFMAN UPHOLSTER-
Frs. 2447 18th St NV. CO.
5-51l6. Open ewes. I'll o: Sun,
IL 10 5. y 26'
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concrete porches. rec
reation rooms, general remodel
ing. FLA terms III 6-Q0oo
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TYPIST, white, will train accu-
rate typist as soundscriber opera
tor; S55-S60: Bethesda area. MRS
DOMCHICK, OIL. 6-7SO0.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

iTTEN. HOUSEwIvES-Maids, day
workers. cleaners. SEBA AGENCY,
1902 9TH St. NO. 7-2437.
GIRL-Colored girl desires child
care and Inv DAYS q week
reference. ia. 9-365S.
WOMAN wants DAYS work for
Wednesday. 81 per hour: refer
enees. AID. 1858.
C0L0RED WOMEN on hand. wait
ing for work. by day, week: refer
enees. no. 2-9427.
COLORED WOMAN wants days
work, . or 3 days week, no Fri
days or Saturdays. NO 10000.
COLORED WOMAN wants days
work, references. HU. 3-S491.
COLORED lady desires part time
or days work; reference: expert
eneed. HU. 3-4143.
COLORED lady desires part time or
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO ST. PETERSBURG,
FLA. Feb. 81. Room for refined,
mtelligent woman; share ex-
penses. No driving; references.
OF. 2-1023.
DRIVING TO L, A., southern route,
White. KI. s-9554.
NEED RIDE TO MIAMI, will share
expenses and driving; exchange
refs. Call after 8 pm, NO. 7-1S45.
WANTED-PASSENGERs to help
snare expenses to Rhode Island or
Vic. Leaving over WASHINGTON s
Birthday. EN-. 3-6291.
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TYPISTS

Lge. company has several openings
for accurate typists. Under age
40 Excel. working conditions. and
liberal employee benefits. Starting
salary $4,000 or higher based on
qualifications. In reply give age.
education. and experience. Box
346-G, Star.
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slTUATI0Rs-WoMEN

CLERK-TYPIST, knowledge payroll,
bookkeeping, IBM equip; . full
days wk, more when needed
Alex, downtown Washington area
so. S-4169.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, desires
care II aged person dsy or
night, Auto, rea. rates, JU. $3.50
STEN0S.-For exper. part time
secretarial help, day or eve. call
PERSONAL SECRETARIAT. DI.
1886.
WOMAN wants char work, nights.
5 pm to IL pm, TU. 2-5663.
C0LORED GIRL desires lob as
nurses aid. good record. Ii.
1886
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HELP-D0MEsTIC
1919 F ST. NV, SUITE 7O7


BABY SITTING, mature woman,
for weekend evenings. Boiling
Field area. Call 10. 1-1162.
CLEAN, NEAT WOMAN, for g.h.W,
and child care, live in or out. FE.
D0MESTICS; live-in; New York;
refs; $150-$200 per mo-. tickets
advanced. SEBA AGENCY, 1902
9TH st. NV. NO. 7-2437.
G.H.W., white, and light cookins
for 2 adults, live In plus Salary,
references. OIL. 2-5S71.
G.H.W.-COOK, live in, local refer
ences; Thurs. afternoon and every
other Sun. on: $50. JU. S-3942.
GIRL DESIRES g.h.w. or child care,
) days a week. Ii. 3-6793.
G0vERNESS, white, experienced,
charge Of q children, ages 2 and
4; children's cooking REQUIRED;
Georgetown. FE. 7-54ss.
H0USEKEEPER for religious COL
ored family: stay In nights: mid
dle-aged woman; 2 children school
age; call after 8 pm, DE. 2-5692.
HOUSE MAID children, perm.
good home; refs; move New York
S23. 81. $4,000, 900 to 8.
MAID. g,h.w.. 2s-35. live in; s35
wk.' 5 days, Thurs and Sun. of :
refs. OIL. 2-3322.
MAID, IL to $3.50 pm, 5 after
moons; g.h.w.; refs, req; adult;
$50 and carfare. EN-. $1,000
MAID, live in, pvt. room, bath. TV;
must like children. CT. 6-41S2.
MAID, Inv, child care: live in;
simple cooking: b-day wk.; refs. |:
: $25 wk. 10. 5-147S, OIL. 6-7511.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, colored,
desired for child care; will provide
home and small salary. LA. g.
40Sl after 8 pm.
NURSEMAID, white. to care for
year-and-a-half old child. Live
in. Private room and bath; 5h
days. Good salary for qualified
person: references. EN-. 5-242l
WOMAN twhitel. live in: light
housework, no children. BOX 14-G,
Star.
COLORED LADY desires days
work. references, Ii 3-6073
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MISCELLANEOUS F0H sALElMIscElLAHEoUs FOR SALE
CONTINUED

FURNITURE - Typewriter deal
manog, veneer, cabinet 36xbtxld
with shelves and elaas door, ma
cushion. simmons hide-a-Way
iarse mirror. Can IA. 4-f6S5. =
FURNITURE SALE
suite. Week ends. ~, s-3sS7.
FuRN.-Bedrm., suite: TV: cab.
sewing mach; floor lamps, girls
bike. SO: misel. Reas. SIP. 3.8405.
FuRN.-Bedrm., llv. rm., kit; also
lamps, tables. desk, rug. 10. p
Sl66 after 8.
FURN.-chlnese chippendaie knot
ty-pine din. rm. suite. mahog.
tables, couch, chest youth bed,
"a. pats ss's SsySs OF s'' ss sssual
GAS HEATER-s5.0O B.r,U.s. like
new; value, S300i sell. $50. TIE
O-hdbl.
GAS RANGES. used, new: $40 up,
esfy credit ACME STOVE Co,
l0ll 18th st. NV, MA. S-6g62.
GAS RANGES, new, used: installa-
ton PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237
Ga. ave NV, AD 2-2100.
GENERATORS, STARTERS, $3.50
up; Ice. assert, electric motor re-
pairs alst year CARTf's. 1905
HEATERS. ranges. stoves, new, used
gas, oil, coal, wood, ACME STOVE,
l0ll 9TH NV, ma. S-S962.
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Needed

Women, 1855. Take Nurses Train
ing, in spare time. Day, evening
and Sat. classes. Short, simple
course. Free placement.
ALSO DOCTORS ASSISTANT. DEN.
tai ASSISTANT AND MEDICAL
SECRETARY COURSE. Free Book
let! Visit, write, phone.
National Institute Of Nursing
Victor Bldg. Oil @ Place NV.
ASK for MISS ROSS. ST. 1861.
TV-RADIO REPAIR-Practical eve.
lab. class, So weekly. TEMPLE
SCHOOL, 1855 @ NV. MA. s-4659.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

DRAFTING illustrating, all kinds
Rates reasonable. Call LU. 4-8257
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ROOMS FURM-s.E.s.W.

Mr.. ALA. AND BRANCH AYES
man empl; S35 mo LU. 2-7637.
COLORED - SETTLED LADY or
couple; nice rn,; cooking privils
COW. transp. Sl2. Ii 7-304l,
COLORED = SCI. MAN, Ice. front
rm, at carline: reliable person: $40
wk. Ii. 7-640S after $3.50 pm.
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TYPIST, interesting position in
publishing once for high school
graduate. 20 to IS years, Need
dependable young woman who can
tyr accurately so w.pm. plea
SAINT working conditions, good
+. beginning salary, periodic in
ereases, employee BENEFITS. d. z
casa. ext. 20a.
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APIS. FURHIsHEs-VA.

downtown-S7b 70
$50 80. all utils. incl Call TE g.
500 between 10 an. and Q pm.
ALEX; lovely Old World Charm
Large 1-bedrm. apis. furn'd or
unfurn'd IN weil-located bldg.
rs W; no children. For info call
times sAEDoz. INC. bU. 7-f234.
ALEX.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. bath. pvt. entr., pvt. home;
sm. child accepted; S95 mo-, incl.
everything except linens. XII.
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