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Silver Spring area. No experience
required. Interesting work with
pleasant working conditions
Perm. position. Prefer someone
who likes to contact the public
phone work.. Company bene-
fits. For interview call JU.
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SALESMAN, expr. 1885, 5000. Car
fuTn. Constr. equip. East Coast
area. Ing. Ma $3.50, B0YD'S Test.
81 yrsO 700 u st. NV.
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statesmen

Statesmen, inside, immediate in.
come, no experience necessary, age
no barrier, call MR.. RISK at s64-
ko0A for amt
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SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

We are looking for a young
man 25 to 35. familiar
with the Washington
Metropolitan area, who IS
interested in a future with
a large local fuel dtstribu-
tor. viii start as q sales
representative with salary
plus liberal commission in
closed territory. Car allow
ance. gas and oil expense.
paid vacation. life insur-
ance. retirement plan and
many other benefits to go
with position. College de-
gree Is an essential require
ment but experience not
necessary as we will train.
This is a wonderful oppor-
tunity for anyone in
terested in advancement.
Please write Box 156-V,
Star. stating age, educa-
ton, work record and
other pertinent data.
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CI,ERK-TYPIST
CLERK TYPIST

CLERK.TYPIsTs, some fee paid to
s43s. HAGGERY EMPL; AGENCY.
Sass FentOn st., Silver Spring, Nd,
JU. s-6464.
CLERR-TYPIST, must have ability
to meet public and handle involved
telephone calls, have interest in
detail clerical work. 5-day, 40-hr.
wk. Mon. Fri. Apply personnel 9 am.
to z pm. MONTH";. PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL, ll50 Varnum st. ne.
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HELP WOMEN
SECY. TRAINEE

SALES CLERK, 70 manage hosplfal
gift shop after Jan Isl. Eperencs
preferred, hours varied. Send re-
sumo "a Box 67-V. star.
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PERSONNEL
AIDE

Interesting and challenging
position for young lady ca
pable Of meeting and han
ding. people. Diversified
duties. Include interviewing,
typing, processing person
mel records, etc. Prefer
someone able to take dicta-
ton. SIS wk. plus many
co. benefits. including free
transportation.
D. c. Transit System, Inc.
$3.50 26th st. NE
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SALES 81 5nn
SALESMAN

We are looking FOR 8 young
man % to IS. familiar with
the GrOveton. Woodbridge
and OccoQuan area, who is
interested IN q future with
a large local fuel distrl-
butter VIII start as q sales
representative with salary
plus liberal commission in
closed territory. Car allow
ance. gas and oil expense
paid vacation. life insur-
ance. retirement plain and
many other benefits to so
with position. College de-
gree IS an essential re-
qulTement but experience
not necessary as We will
train. This is a wOderful
opportunity for anyone in
terested in advancement.
Please write Box l56-V
Star, stating age. educa-
ton, work record and other
pertinent data
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RIGHTEOUSNESS
NO EXPERIENCE
HOKNTCTTN AWE

OONNEN i 1OO l. AVE.
II you type lust q bit (evsn hunt
and peck will dol and like 10
meet and talk 70 people. you
don't need any kind Of expert
ence TO be the front-desk recep-
ZIONIST in q beautiful Connecticut
avenue professional office. You
will be welcoming visiting clients
ana customers, answering their
questions. setting up appoint
ments for them, etc. No expert
ence Of any kind necessary.
NANCY LEE. 347 washington
Bldg. ME. s-1751. (Empl. servl
RECEIPT. TYPIST, immed. opening
in Alex. area, for sharp mature
minded person, pleasant phone man.
ner. Varied duties. Immed. $3o3.
POTOMAC EMPL., sll King st.,
Alex. XII. e-5055. Open to Q pm.
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HELP WOMEN
ApHHIsIEAIIyL ASST;

GIRL FRIDAY-S390
They are primarily interested In
. young gtrl capable Of under
taking varied duties with mini
mum supervision. Although the
on 3 national basis which gives
challenge and interest to her
work Average skills.
EMPIRE EAlPL. 1346 Conn. NV.
ROOM SIG NO. 7-6l10
APPOINTMENT elk.
For optpatient clinic. Public con-
tact with telephone experience
necessary. 40 hT. week. annual
and sick leave benefits. Compre-
hensive medical coveraRe Life
Insurance and pension plan. Pro-
visions for salary increases. Be-
ginning salary Approx. $50 wk.
a65-lO9I.
ASSIST. DIRECTOR
Recep. -Secretary-S4l6
To assist at a conference once a
year out Of the city, besides her
responsibilities in the Washing
ton office. She will act on be-
half Of her boss quite q great
deal as his work takes him to
meetings. appointments and dis
eussions. on behalf OF the organ
I prime fseto S0ef toT b9isb nO' giIi
who takes pride in her work.
EMPIRE EMPL.. I34s Conn. NV.
Room SIC NO. 7-61I0
BARNARD Experienced. No other
need apply. Call MRS. SCOTT, AID.
4-334s, 8 pm. to 9 pm.
BEAUTICAN-Top sal. and comm.
AMBER DE MILO, EX. 500.
BEGINNER CLERKS
With or without typing. Many
positions. To 1926. Some NO
FEE.
Abbey Personnel. 1888 Eye NV.
BILLING CLERK Long estab-
hshed Arl. firm has immed. opening
for exper. person with aptitude for
figures. Good starting salary with
opportunity for advancement. S-day
week. Free disqualification, life in
surance and other company benefits.
Age n to IS. Reply Box 2e6-V, Star,
stating age marital status and pre-
viOus experience.
BOOKKEEPER = Full charge and
some releated duties of insurance
office. Salary open. EX. $500.
BOOKKEEPER, full CHARGE, 5-dayI
week, national association. Operate
MGR accounting machine. ORDER
OF AHEPA, l422 K st. NV, Sth
floor.
BOOKKEEPER-CLERICAL
Must have some exper bank reconci-
hation, disbursements, computing
insurance premiums and minor re-
cord keeping. Sday, 3S-hr. wk. Vaca-
ton with pay. Sick leave, hOspitah-
ZatiOn and life insurance. Apply
CARDAY ASSOCIATES INC, 200
Carpenters Bldg, 1909 X st..n.w.
payroll, to sll0 wk.
ALLEN -O'BRIEN Personnel Service
lA0A N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 1880
in refined restaurant, no
liquor. Settled Christian woman
pref. Box lo4-V, Star.
CLERICAL
Silver Spring area. No experience
required. Interesting work with
pleasant working conditions.
Perm, position. Prefer someone
who likes to contact the public
phone work.. Company bene-
fits, For interview csn JU.
5-s40O.
CLERK TYPIsT, st. S67. fee paid,
age 2S-35, min. skills. Apply
TWA Bldg, suite 70S, 1925 18th
st. NV. ST. 3-244S.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COM
pany. Opportunity for advance
ment. Apply AMERICAN CAS-
UALTY CO., 1851 Fenton St.,
Silver Spring, Nd.
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STOCK PICKERS
TELEPHONE SECRETARY
RECEPTTONIST

At lobby desk In Carlton House, an
air-cond. 405-unit apt. bldg. $500
Wis. ave. Secretarial service and
PIX, hours 3:30-ll:30 pm. Excel.
pendable woman bet. $3.50, with ex-
per. on either secretarial or PIX
board. Call FE. 7-44o7 for appt. to
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HELP MEN

TAILOR. sxpsriepesd b sltsrAdons
steady toos good pay. va Eye q.
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HELP WOMEN

SaturoayA Eperience not . mus.
Phone sanday o. Monday, { 70 70
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PLUMBERs' HELPERS : Advanced
Plum biug-HeatinE
GER cTrp-nTN-TrN


ASST. SUPERINTENDENT
Our general superintendent needs
an individual to assist him in
running residential. commercial
and industrial projects. Must
have complete knowledge Of
plumbing, heating. a c and ven
tilatiOn. Send name, address and
telephone number to The Star.
You will be contacted for inter
view. Box 3l3-V. Star.
PRESSMAN-OFFSET. Young man,
experienced only on Chief -
and Chief 3. Top wages, long
established Job shop doing high
Grade work. Herbert Levy Co.,
SIC H st. ne.
PRESSMAN, exper. on Heidelberg
platter press. 3 nights per wk. Beth
esda area. Call MR.. ALT, OIL Z
1905, after J pm.
PROGRAMMES. lAol, fun time, for
sk, 4-tape system. Minimum ] Vt,
active prOgTamming experience.
Kensington, Nd Call MRS. BRACk-
EMS, Sl9-os0o.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Ac-
tive Pr. Georges and Mont. Ctys.
Fxper. preferred but not necessary.
Mr.. HERMAN, HE. $500.
REAL ESTATE statesmen
Pull time, part time, training pro-
gram for those who qualify. Call
77q-525O. -
A u WRIGHT REAL ESTATE co.
LIST WRIGHT THE FIRST TINE
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Full
or part time. we top commits
sion. Ask about our draw system
profit sharing and lead systems.
3 offices in Prince Georges Co
Training classes begin on Jan.
@, 1884
RIVERDALE
Mr.. Justice, WA. 1887
SEAT PLEASANT
Mr.. Brice, 736-2lOO
SILVER HILL
Mrs. Great Pc S-21SS
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PUBLIC RELATIONS
RECEPTIONIST-S368

The day begins at 9 at the front
desk in q beautiful office. The
lob is open to you when you are
available and hopefully your typ
ing and grammar are average or
above: A salary increase in the
near future and very worthwhile.
EMPL. 1915 Conn. NV.
ROOM $40 NO. 7-6110
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HELP WOMEN

ADM. SECYS., to $1,000
SELECT POSITIONS
LAW to $1,000
Exec. secy.-Politicsl Contacts.
AIRLINE ~ $3.50
Girl Fri.-Recept. Gree TraveD
Publications -S100+
Girl Fri. to Head Of ORGANIZATION
PERSONNEL - $3.50
Girl Fri.-Personnel Matters
MGR. -BKKPR. $100+|
Girl Friday-Real Estate
RECEIPTS. to $500
Plush ofc. CTraveD. Others
PUBLIC REL. - S400+I
Public Contact Conventions, ETC.,
GIRL FRIDAYS, $780,
politics.. Public RelD. (Comm'D
CLK.-TYPISTS $70-$95
politics., Public RelD. CCommD
MANY OTHERS
Annette D. Tatelman
ROOM 227
Woodward Bldg. 18th and HN.W.
RE. 7-4414
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THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE co.
725 18th Street NV.
Washington 5, D. C.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
from the desk of BRUCE McHENRY
The boss called into his office this morning cHeny

The boss called into his office this morning McHenry"
he Sad my boss boss wants to you in his office
Immediately" That's the big Big, BIG, Boss said, eyes,
Sir" because that's what you say to the boss.
Then went to the big, Big BIG Boss office and waded
through the carpet until found his desk Bruce he sad
81 want to commend you the nice job you have been
doing Many very fine girls have in to apply because
you Begin swelling of head "JuSt to show appre
ciaho going to let you take the advertising for
two suburban employment offices also" END swelling
of head
81 want you to get people to into Falls Church
Employment Office at 500 w. Broad Street, Room 100.
want you to get people to into Silver Spring
Employment Office at 1890 Georgia Ave. Room 222 Have
them come in from $3.50 to pm. Monday through
Friday want the good people to know that have jobs
all From Alexandria to Hyattsve and from Bethesda
to Falls Church"
downtown at 725 18th st., $3.50 to pm. Monday
through Saturday How give superb service without
fine people to the business? Now get in there and fight
e. err write"
said YES SIR" that's what you say to the big,
Big BIG Boss.
You heard what he said Don't you think it would be fun
to talk to all sorts of people, movie stars and cabinet
members? And get paid $40 week to start After months
YOU NAV make an average of 1884 week including
time erentialS for evening and Sunday work Please tell
our counSelorS that Bruce McHenry sent you"
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CLERK-CASHIER

Downtown auto dealer has immedi.
ate opening for experienced cashier
Must be able to figure service tick
cts with speed and accuracy. Age
between 25-45. Apply TO Mr.
ACH, EATON CHEVROLET
INC, 9Th and Florida ave. ne.
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B-l6THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
MosdoY, December Is, 1868
HELP MEN

PART-TnIE MEN CD. Ful-tine
men 90. Opportunity 20 earn $50
Per Wk. Car an ADVANTAGE Apply
gllg Nichols ave Sc $40 an
PART TINE, Wand. men. No
canvsSSing, no eXpeT. nee. Car, 81
eve. u. 500, IA. S-SGJ.
PARTY CHIEF for Va. surveying
hrms must have eNper.s salary open
70 night man. POTOMAC EMPL., ~
LeesburE pike Seven Corners, JE-
I'M.
PERMANENT POSITION for az
route men, age 7z-3s, married, h.s.
grad SlJ guaranteed to start. For
appt Mr. BINSON, DAYS, 5S6-s3SL
Ewes. z62-s63S.
PHOTOGRAMMEIRISTS, Kelsh
PlOtteT operators full-time posi-
tons. Good working conditions. Sal
airy commensurate with ability and
experience MAPS, NC, Dundslk
Marine Terminal, Baltimore, Nd.
2lz27. Call collect AREA code SOL
Me. 5-7sss.
PLUMBERS HELPERS - Advanced
with d. c. drivers permit, steady
employment, good pay. Right men
must be prepared TO attend school.
CaH Nj. Zoe Ia. e-SOoe-
PLUMBER for jObbing and remodel
ing work. Must have D. c. opera
tors permit and hand tools. Steady
work for first-ClaSs sober mechanic,
Apply c. VI. LIPP & son, l4l2 Que
st. NV, 6 am. 70 z pm.
PLUMBER, MECHANIC, exper. In
jObbinF and remOdeling necessary.
Drivers license req. Sal. open, com
psny benefits. Apply 70 Joseph
Clark, ACKER & SONS, NC l05le
Detrick ave, Kensington, Nd.
PLUMBERS AND EXPER. HELP
Frs, new work. Prince Georges
and Montgomery Co.'S Top Wages
and benefits Overtime. JU. e-l2H
PLUMBERS 90 experienced reno
deling, inside work rest Of winter.
S4.6S per hT., other benefits. TU. Z
l7o2.
The future outlook., 1963-03-29

Alton Douglas, 1910 Qincy St.
Mrs. Lille M. Huntley, 345
Asheboro st.
Miss Annie L. Richardson, 821
Aston Street
Mrs. Evelyn Nelson, 906 Sewer
Street
Willian Wilkerson, 528 Julian
Street
Mrs. Dorothy McCarty, 4O1
Apt. F. s. Brooker Street
Mack Pass, 129 N. Obermyer
Mrs. Dora Farley, lilo Moody
Road
Mrs. Joan McCarley, 1927 Dun
bar Street
Alonzo Dean, 1910 E. Market
Street
Mrs. Annie Richardson, 1899
Freeman Mill Rd.
Mrs. Carolyn Lee, 2209 Apache
Street
Mrs. Constance Lane, 1925 Alice
Avenue
Melton Jordan, Rt. /, Box ESQ
Brown Summit, N. c.
Ernest Troxler, Rt. 2, Box 454,
Brown Summit, N. c.
Mrs. Annie Whittis, 2009 Has
sell Street
Mrs. 10 Ann Boyd, 1908 Wilk.
erSon Street
The future outlook., 1963-03-29
Hospital Sick List

Mrs. 10 Ann Boyd, 1908 Wilk-
erson Street
Mrs. Rebecca Branch, 1913 Ava
lon Road
seco Brown, 412 N. Regan ST.,
Greensboro, N. c.
Mrs. Rebecca Branch, 1913 Ava
lon Road
7oble Bolsey, 140O S. Ashe st.
Carl Beatty, 223h Patterson st.
Mrs. Maude Bailey, 1920 Ben
bow Road
Mrs. Jessie Brooks, oil VIII
mington Street
Mrs. Naomi Blaclmon, 42O
Boyd Street
Mrs. Mamie Cook, COZ Callan
Street
Mrs. Louise Curry, Gil Belle
meade Street
Miss Mildred Cheek. 1869 Ever.
lit Street
John Crumbley, 1917 E. Market
Street
Mrs. Julie Crawford, Ala Pendry
Road
Will Cook, 1855 S. Ashe Street
Mrs. Ollie Dick, Sedalia, N. c.
Miss Nell Dejurnette, 504 Hay
wood Street
Lucious Donnell, 1920 E. Wash
ington Street
Mrs. Josephine Evans, 413 O
Henry Blvd. Apt. 13, Green's
boro, N. c.
Mrs. Dora L. Farley, lilo
Moody Road
Mrs. Mamie Freeman, 503 Law
Street
Arthur Garner, Rt. 8, Box 129
Mrs. Shirley Graves, 786 Willow
Court
Mrs. Ernestine Gillon, lit Ard
more Drive
Lester Glover, 1908 Arbor Drive
Apt.-8
Robert Henry Hill, 400 Mt. Zion
Street
Mrs. Rosanell Hyman. 2517 Pear
Street
Mrs. Sarah Hath, 432 N. Dudley
Street
Mrs. Matte Height, 805 Sewer
Street
Mrs. Pearl Hicks, 1905 Lans-
down Avenue
Mrs. Victoria Johnson, 307
Simpson Street
Porter johnson, All Bennett ST.
Leroy johnson, 1881 E. Market
Street
Johnnie Johnson, Jr. Rt. l, Box
The future outlook., 1963-03-29
Discharges

Mrs. Laura Cowan, 610 Tusca-
loosa Ave.
Mrs. Esther Dunston, 231O Spen-
Ger Street
Mrs. Angeleton Maynard, Box
155, Sedalia, N. G.
Mrs. Rosa M. Perry, 3014 Hook
er Street
Mrs. Ruth Addison, 1885 E. Mar
ket Street.
Roy Jones, 900 Hackett Street
George Mebane, Rt. l, Box 834,
McLeansville, N. C.
Mrs. Alice Carter, 1907 Everett
Street
Mrs. Lille Williams, 7311s VIII
mington Street
Mrs. Annie Grant, 900 Pichard
Street
Mrs. Mary Floyd, 814 Julian St.
Mrs. Jessie Lindsay, Rt. 3, Box
512 Guilford
Mrs. Novel1a Enoch, Rt. 6, Box
225
Mrs. Mary A. Goocson, 1903 E.
Washington st.
Leroy Crutchfield, Route 10,
Greensboro, N. c.
Charlie Chrlsp, Burlington, NC.
Otha Enoch, Gen. Del. Burling-
ton, N. c.
Mrs. Frances Mebane, Rt. /,
Box 1874, McLeansville, N. c.
Nathaniel Horton, 131 W. Nc
'Cullough st.
Mrs. Girtharine Patterson, 8S1
PASADENA Street
Bennie Mack, 925 Pearson st.
Mrs. Pearl Johnson, 601 Oxford
Street
Mrs. Docia Dawkins, 900 S. o.
Henry Blvd.
The future outlook., 1963-03-29
NORTH CAROLINA
GUJLFORD COUNTY

GUJLToRD COUNTY
NOTICE OF RESALE OF LAND
BY COMMISSIONER
Under and by virtue of an order
of resale made bv the Clerk of Su-
perior Court Of Guilford County
made in the Special Proceeding en-
titled marion G. Dansby. bv her
next friend Luetta Jones Dansby.
Zenobia Lee Dansby bv her next
friend Luetta Jones Dansbv. Luet+a
Jones Dansbv. Individually. David
NJ. Dansbv. Jr.. Marearet Louise D.
Young and her husband James
Hampton Young. Petitioners" the
undersigned commissioner will on
the 9ard dav Of Anril. 1863. at twelve
o'clock noon. at the east door of the
cuilford County coutrh e in
Greensboro. North Carolina. offer
cash that certain tract Of land living
and being in Gilner Township. Gull
ford County. North Carolina, and
more particularly described as fol-
lows:
PFGTNNTNG at point on Jer-
sew Street. Betty Hawkins cor
rer in drv ditch. thence with
Jersev Street 1n4.5 feet to cor
ner with Richard McTier. thence
with McTier line 200 feet to
corner IN McAdoo line: thence
with McAdam line 1877 feet to
corner. church lot in McAdoo
1ine: thence with church lot 100
feet to a corner with church lot:
thence westwardlv 1O1 2 feet to
a corner with Betty Hawkins in
church line: thence northward1v
100 feet with Re+tv Hawkins line
to the BEGINNING.
The said real property will be sold
subject to all encumbrances Of re-
cord which may be a lien against
the property.
The hishest bidder will be re-
Quired to deposit in cash at the sale
an amount equal to ten percent Of
the first S1,00O00 and five percent
Of any other amount Of his bid as
evidence Of good faith.
This sale viii he made upon an
opening bid Of $2885 90. :.
This 23rd dav Of March, 1868.
Major s. High. Commissioner
P.O. Box 1895
Greensboro, North Carolina
Dates:
March 20. April S. 12. 10, 1868.
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AAA444&04O44
Mrs. Carolyn Lee, 2209 Apache
st. Apt. IL W. ST..
Mrs. Henrietta Love, 500 Gillies-
pie st. Apt. 6
James Lee, ia N. Benbow Rd
Mrs. Hattie Liggins. 2007 E.
Market Street
Mrs. Dorothy. McAdoo, 2205
Bothwill Street
Mrs. Joan McAuley, 1927 Dun
bar Street
Mrs. Rosa McNair, 1914 Hooks
Street
Mrs. Dorothy McCarty, 401
Booker st. Apt. F.
James Slade McGibboney,
1909 Field Court
Phillip McCarley, SIT Broad
Avenue
Miss Mernelle Martin, 2102 Nc
Connell Road
Mrs. Maryetta Martin, 1909 Ar
cher Street
Mrs. Jessie L. Milliken, 2506
Aster Drive
John Murphy, $50 S. Ashe ST..
Mrs. Bertha Miller, 1905 Pisgah
Church Rd.
Mack Pass. 1877 N. Obermeyer
Street
Mrs. Ida Payne, 8os Pearson
Street
Harold Robinson, 2128 Everett
st. Apt. F.
Mrs. Laura Rice, 2615 Husband
Street
Mrs. Beatrice Stroud, sos Ben
bow Road
Miss Helen Sha1nburger, 618
Ross Avenue
Arthur Smith, 713 Benbow Rd.
Robert Starke, GIL Martin st.
Joe E. Simpson, sos Law Street
Charlie Stringfellow, 803 Doak
Street
Mrs. Emma Smith, Ill Mar
--- shall Street
Robert l.. Summers, 4O6 Beech
:. Street
Early Siler, 1904 Perkins Street
George Tyson, 6O4 Watson Street
Mrs. Wilma Tucker, 1117 S. Ced-
ar Street
Miss Havana Tuck, 121 Sherline
Ct.
James Taylor, 1919 Alice Ave.
Mrs. Rebecca Weeks, 500 Hay
wood Street
Mrs. Iva White, 2127 Tabor ST..
James Watts, All Bennett. St.
Mrs. Oshia Wilder, { 625. .Ashe-
Z boro, Street
Mrs. Louise Whitsett, 1907 Allen
i, Street
Mrs. Thel1na Whitsett, 2201 S.
n Benbow Rd. ;.
Lenard WALL, 1911 Payne Street
Mrs. Frances Apple, 2201 Pear
!: Street - !;
Arthur Allen, 1915 E.: Market
/: Street !:
Howard Avant, Rt. /, Box 546
Mrs. Pallis ~Alston, I'll Shoffner
= Ct -.
Walter Alexander, s57 Burbank
= Street
The future outlook., 1963-03-29

Miss Mernelle Martin, 2102 Nc
Connell Road
Mrs. Pauline Cheek, 1905 Bor-
den Terrace
The future outlook., 1963-03-29
NORTH CAROLINA
GUuFORD COUNTY


The undersigned, having qualified
as administrator of the estate of
EUNYCE E. AVERA, late OF Gull
ford County, North Carolina, THIS
is to notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned on or before the
18th day Of September. 1868. or this
notice will be pleaded In bar %
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make I'M
mediate payment to the unders1gn-
ed.
This 18th day OF March. 1853.
D. 8. Coley, Administrator
Estate Of Eunyce c. Ave1a,
deceased
1905 South Benbow Road
Greensboro, North Carolina
Major s. High
Attorney at Law
P.O. Box 1896
Greensboro. North Carolina
March IS. q. 90. April S. 1863.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

also usually worth 1t, depend
ing, of course, on the condi-
ton Of the glass, its size and
the mirrors use.
Shock" mirrors, which are
simply silvered window glass,
are not always worth 1t, as a
new mirror Of this type would
cost the same amount.
There are exceptions to
this, however, If you have
mirrors which have senti-
mental value, or an unusual
shape or pattern.
The resilvering process
takes several days, a week
usually being allowed.
A final word Of caution:
don't try to remove old silver
ing with sandpaper, steel wool
or any abrasive. This
scratches the glass and re-
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ington collects used books all
year and then sells them at
a mammoth public sale in
April each year.
The proceeds from the sale
are now helping to main
tain II outstanding girls from
the Washington area on
scholarships at the college.
The club badly needs used
book donations of all kinds.
from paper backs on up.
Contact Mrs. Lawrence at
Oliver 4-6126 or the Vassar
Club at Emerson 3-42O5 If
you have books to give.
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an acid bath, drying and
cleaning, the application Of
layers of resilvering mate
rails and a final cleaning
and polishing,
Although there are very
few firms in the area that do
this work, any glass COM
pany and most furniture
stores can refer you to these
resilverers. The cost is based
on several factors, the chief
factor being size.
Good plate glass mirrors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-24

moving these scratches is q
costly process.
This may seem unnecessary
advice, but many a good mir
ror has been ruined when
such means have been used
by would-he resilverers.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Precious
IDuSicaicheFs,,,

II you have old jewelry that
needs repairing. or is hopeleSsly
out-of- fashion, bring 1t In for an
Ernest Burk beauty treatment or
undermining. The cost is mod
est-the results delightful. Ernest
Burk, Inc, 6l4 18th st. NV.
Between F and @ SITS. Next to
First Federal. @l96l.
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Old Books


MIS-, J. n, AIeJuHuTIu
If Christmas additions to
your shelves have stuffed
them tighter than the holi-
day bird, you'll be glad to
know that there's a local or
ganization ready to pick the
discards up at your door and
put them to good use.
The Vassar Club Of WASH
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This Is Not for Amateurs
Mrs. J. J. B.. Takoma Park

In reply to the inquiries concerning reSlvering
mirrors would like to say that this is not an ur-
dertakng for amateurs.
Patching cannot be done successfully at all;
the whole backing must be removed.
This involves the submersion of the mirror in
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Here's How

Readers Cheering House Is con-
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MAIL as q public service exchange
Of ideos between oFeo readers. The
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must bear the writer's full name and
address. No advertising is printed.
are we'll worth resilvering.
Crystal mirrors, although in
ferior to plate in quality, are