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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
REALTY TRANSFERS

Real property conVeyances re.
corded during the past week at the
office of Adrian B. Rhodes. register
of deeds, follow:
B. S. Reynolds to L. w. Moore,
part of lot 5, block Al, city.
Bessie Williams to B. S. Reynolds,
lot %, block &c, Carolina Place.
w. A. Fonvielle to Ida F. Rey-
nolds, lot %. block IS, Carolina
Place.
Joseph r. Farrow to George D.
Farrow, one acre tract at Whiskey
Creek in Masonboro township.
Ada X. Harrekll to Max War
shauer, lots 4 and 5, block "a, city.
Susie B. Moore to Florence H.
Brown, lot 4, block $50, city.
w. f. Mauldin to Donlan II. Nc
Lauchlin, lot IA, block II, Carolina
Beach.
V. Sudbury to Leona C. James,
part of block so, city.
Leona C. James to Sudie B. Free
man, part of block so, city, and
part of lots 4 and 5, block 80, city.
C. B. Parmele to Thomas c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
Mrs. Margaret P. Orme
Passes In Washington

WASHINGTON, March 23.-LP-
Mrs. Margaret Peirce Orme, 63
founder of the Peirce-Orme School,
of Natural Education here, died to-
day in Providence hospital after g
long illness.
She was born in Warsaw, was
graduated from North Carolina Col
lege for Women, and once was prin
cipal of James Sprunt institute in
Kenansville. She was the widow OF
Wallace Grayson Orme of Washing
ton.
Survivors are her sister, Mrs. E
B. Gibson. Washington; Mrs. Dan
iel NJ. Shewbrooks, Philadelphia
Mrs. Earl Best, Warsaw, N. c.;
Col. Dudley PIERCE, Milwaukee
Thomas B. and John M. PIERCE, botE
of Warsaw.
Funeral services will be held to
morrow in Washington, Burial viii
be in Warsaw Monday, in Pinehurst
cemetery at 8 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24

pany, lot lisa, and 119B, section B
Fore. Hills.
Forest Hills Development CON
pany to Bess N. Smith. lots lisa
and 1913, section B, Forest Hills
J. B, Funderburg to A. F. Lee
part of lots 1 and 2, block 145, city
w. F. Shaffner to H. Elizabeth
King, property in New Hanover
county.
Hattie E. Daniels to Joseph NJ.
Patton, 10-acre tract adjacent tc
Gordon road and Big Gun branch
in Harnett township.
Mrs. Nell D. Burkhead to Rachel
Nye, part of lot 1, block III, city.
J. S. Ramsey to Julia w. Davis,
projection Of lot 5, Wrightsville
Beach.
Realty Purchase corporation to
David T. Peterson, lot 5, block $50,
lcity.
Lewis P. Hinton to Leona C.
Colwell, lots 3 through 20, inclusive,
block 7, Kure's Beach.
Leona C. James to John W.
Flowers, lots 3 through 20, inclu-
sive. block Z, Kure's Beach.
Zon Mercer to Leroy Bagwell,
lots IS and 10, block IS, Carolina
Place.
Maggie G.. Sudbury to William
Haywood, lots 4 and 5, block 1872,
city.
H. Elizabeth King to P. Howard
Harrill, lot IA, block 2, northern
section, Carolina Beach.
Augusta G. Flick to C. L. Norris.
lot 1, block 21S, city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24

Meyland, lot 20, block 80. Carolina
Beach.
Maggie P. Turner to Bessie G.
Hollowell, lot 3, block 90, Carolina
Beach.
Grover C.. Bordeaux to C. E. Dill
lon, tract of G.. C. Bordeaux sub
division in Masonboro township.
Howard H. Everett to Dallas B.
Usry, lot is, block So, Carolina
Beach.
Julia A. Harriss to j. Alexander
Pugh, part Of lots l and 2, block II,
city.
North state Improvement COM
pany to Forest Hills Development
company, lot TAB, section B, For
est Hills.
Forest Hills Development com
pany to j.. Holmes Davis, Sr., lot
ia B, section B, Forest Hills.
w. F. Shaffner to Home Real
Estate Loan and Insurance com
pany, on, half interest in tract at
Myrtle Grove Sound in Federal
Point township.
Progressive Building d Loan
association to D. Boet, property
near Rock Hill plantation in Cape
Fear township.
j. H. Irving to George G. Irving,
lots 10 and II, block 2, Wilmington
Beach, in Federal Point township.
Ernest L. Rogers to w. B. Car
ter, lot 80, at Idlewild in Harnett
township.
J. o. Hinton to W. E. jenkins,
lot II, block D. and lots IL, Is and
IA, block E, Bagley place in Har-
nett township.
Daisy r. Rock to L. e. Ussery,
lot 8 in BrookWood.
H. C. Rorison to Ethel G.. Shep-
ard, part of lot 5, block c. Wrights-
vile Beach.
Hugh MacRae and company to
Frederick Willetts, tract at Glen
Arden in Harnett township.
jamie Hobbs to Alphonso Hobbs,
part of lot 80 in Garden City.
Greenfield Drive Realty company
to G.. T. Williams, lots 10, 20 and 81,
block A, Lake Forest subdivision.
r. H. Holland to R. F. Phelps, lot
7 near Giles Westbrook property in
Harnett township.
H. K. King to B. F. King, lot
4, block 46, Sunset Park.
DeForest L. Van Gorder to M. l..
Doughty, tract near Fort Fisher in
Federal Pint township.
North State Improvement COM
pany to Forest Hills Realty COM
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
Russian Officers Take
Over Base At Hanko

HELSINKI, March 23.-R-Rus-
sian officers took over the vital Fin
nish military base at Hanko today.
Only n Finnish liason officer re-
manned in the entire Hanko area.
An official Finnish c%ommunique
said the last civilians-the technical
staffs Of the electric and water
plants-left Hanko at noon.
1.-The last Finnish military police
authorities departed at midnight
March 22," said the communicate an.
nouncing official "cession' of the
territory under a 30-year lease in
the Finnish Russian peace treaty.
The territory was turned over to
Russia in a formal ceremony at the
town hall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24

girls and boys sought recreation at
a downtown bowling alley.
The following members and friends
were present:
Vincent Thorpe and Adelaide
Roseborough; Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Davis; Sam Bissette and Arlene
Walkup; Jimmy Moore and Edna
Ellis Charles Ruark and Elsie Mae
Briggs; Kelly Jewel and Winifred
Bagwell; Jimmy Taylor and Audrey
Smith; Mac Johnson and Mary Nc.
Craw; Marion Duncan and Evelyn
Grissom; Ernest Whitaker and Bar.
bara Allen; and Amos Wofford anG
Sue Raynor; Phil Cameron and Lily
Pearl Williamson; Allan Lewis, Johr
Colwell, Tommy Walker and Wal
lace Moses.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
Louis Moore Endorses
F. R. Trip Suggestion

Louis T. Moore, manager Of the
chamber of commerce, announced
yesterday he has written a letter to
R. Bruce Etheridge, of Raleigh, di.
rector of the state department of
conservation. and development, in
closing a clipping of The Star edi-
torial urging him to invite President
Roosevelt to fish in North Carolina
coastal waters.
Moore also endorsed the sugges-
ton that a representative of the
Brunswick County Chamber of>Com-
merce be named a member Of the
invitation delegation. e..
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
Farm Leaders Attend
FSA Shallotte Meeting

Minimum requirements for Bruins
wick county families under the ru.
raj rehabilitation program of the
Farm Security administration were
determined in detail at a meeting or
farm leaders held Friday at Shall
lotte.
Farm leaders attending included:
w. M. CHM, supervisor of the RR
division, and Miss Mildred McDon-
aid, supervisor for the farm and
home management division, Of the
FSA in Brunswick and New Han
over counties.
J. E. Dodson, county farm agent;
Miss Mary L. Johnston, of Gay !
boro, district supervisor, faYl @and
home management programs of the
FSA; Mrs. Mary Dosher, of South
port, home demonstration agent; and
Miss Corrine Green, of Shallotte,
vocational home economics teacher.
The group decided that all Bruns-
wick county families under the RR
setup of the FSA must produce all
of their feed and as much of their
food as possible, have some greens
growing for COWS and other stock
during the winter months, when the
vitality of stock is usually low due
to improper food.
CHM said FSA families In the
county must also plant soil improve
ment crops such as Australian WIN
ter peas and vetch,. make definite
plans for a safe water supply for
each family, prepare temporary pas
lures for hogs instead of permanent
ones, and have a COW to reduce food
bills and improve the health Of young
children.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
ICE PICK SLAYER
FINALLY CAUGHT
Police Say Seattle Man AID.
mits He Slew Mother;
Friend Hid Him

SEATTLE, March 23.-GP-Ben.
eel Davis, %, charged with the ice
pick Staying of his mother, Mrs.
Harriet Arnold, was captured today
in a friends apartment.
Sheritf's Deputy o. K. Bodia quot
ed Davis as saying: Eyes, I killed
her"
The body of Mrs. Arnold, as, was
found stuffed in a cupboard of her
suburban home last Tuesday.
Davis, a laborer, surrendered with
out resistance. Bodia said he found
him hiding on the. upper shelf of a
closet in the apartment where he
went seeking information on the
mans possible whereabouts. The
friend was not at home, Bodia said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
Stewart Named Head
Of overlapping Probe

WASHINGTON, March 23.-P-
Senator Stewart D.Tenm today was
appointed chairman of the special
senate committee to investigate wire
tapping, an inquiry which senators
limited would bring sensational dis
closures.
Chairman Wheeler D-Mont) of the
senate interstate commerce commit
tee also appointed to the special
committee Senators Minton D-Ind),
Schwartz D-Wyo), White (R-Me) and
Quincy R-SD)
Stewart said he would call the
committee together within a week,
organize a staff including investiga-
tors, and open hearings, probably
public, before this session of con-
gress ends"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24

NEW BUILDINGS
AT KURE BEACH
Restaurants And Bowling AL
levs Being Constructed
At Resort

rnrsual growth is being exper-
...o1 by kure Beach this spring.
Yesterday it vas leaned plans
Avn been made for the erection C
complete and entirely modern
..o,,rants there as we'll as for the
obstruction of a number of conces-
,;,r stands and bowling alleys.
snecial room of one of the estab-
,;.no,ents will be devoted entirely to
ssbinc equipment. Located on Kure's
n;sr i, will have available for an
,l.rs everything from the most mn
,te niece Of tackle to complete fish
ING outfits and bait.
The bowling alleys are to be three
IN number and will be of the open
air variety and are expected to en-
inv unusual popularity as there was
considerable demand expressed last
YEAR for alleys of this type at the
hsarh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
Permit For Currituck
Bridge Work Sought

The State Highway Commission
has made application at the office
of the U. S. engineers here for
permission to make changes in the
Wright Memorial. bridge across
Currituck sound.
Plans showing the proposed
flee, and at postoffices in Manteo
and Elizabeth City. Objections will
be received at the Wilmington Of
flee until April 5.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
YornqN Bros. Paints
Handled Here By North

ysrna'l brothers Perfection
RANTS. manufactured by two Quak-
er brothers Tor many years, boast a
lone and enviable record of Gus
Toner satisfaction. quality and serv-
ice. according to D. C. North, who
reals these p roducts in Whining
ION.
The Yarnall Brothers company
srated business in 1855. he said,
and throughout all these years
quality has never been sacrificed
and only best raw materials have
been used.
North emphasized the fact that
paint can be purchased on easy
terms with no down payment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
Dry Leader To Seek
Wakes Senate Post

RALEIGH, March 23.-LP-Rob-
EFT \. Simms, Jr., Raleigh lawyer
and son of one of the states most
prominent Baptists and dry leaders,
announced today for the state sem
ate from Wake county. Foster Finch
Of Zebulon filed for the state house
Of representatives from Wake. Both
are democrats.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
CANDIDATE

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, March 20.
-lP-Bernard MacFadden, maga-
zine publisher and physical cultur-
list, qualified with Secretary of
State R. A. Gray here today as a
candidate for the democratic nomi-
nation for United States senator.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
Fraternity
Notes
Rv r L POWET
By r. j. POWELL

Play in the interfraternity coun-
ellis bowling tournament between
the Sigma Gamma, Phalanx, Hi
Kappa, and Alpha Omega fraterni-
ties is expected to get underway the
latter part of this week or the first
of next week according to reports
from the bowling committee ap.
pointed by the council. Indications
are the matches will be rolled on the
Cape Fear Bowling clubs alleys one
night each week with all the teams
participating at the same time.
Much interest is being shown in
the tourney and several practice
games have been played between
the various frats. Last Monday night
the Phalanx boys out-bowled the
Sigma Gamma lads in a closely con
tested affair held at the Cape Fear
Bowling club.
Last summer the tournament was
staged at the Mira-Mar alleys with
the Hi-kappa team capturing first
place honors,
The chief topic to be discussed at
this weeks meeting of the inter
fraternity council, which will be
held at the "Y," on Thursday night
will be further plans for the pro-
posed interfraternity social event to
be held soon.
Thursday night will be examina-
ton time for the members of the
Red Cross standard first-aid class
which has been meeting weekly in
the Sigma Gamma clubroom with
Bert w. Blake as the instructor.
Blake announced that the exam
would begin at 730 p. m. and urged
that all members of the class make
an effort to be on time. Those pass
ing the test will receive a First Aid
Certificate from the local chapter
of the American Red Cross.
The first, pf the K appa
Voice." monthly Publication express
ing the news andeEfews of the Hi.
Kappa fraternity, is > expected to
come off the press the first of next
month. r. j. Powell has been elect
ed editor-in-chief. of the paper, and
his staff includes: Allen Brown, fea-
ture editor; Morris Merritt, sports
editor; and Henry Sellers, society
editor. The business staff is COM
posed of Jesse Sellers and Frank
Haines.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
WAR MOVIE

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 23.-
R-Sergeant Alvin C. York, World
war hero, signed a. contract today
with Jesse l.. Lasky, Hollywood
movie executive, for the production
of a picture based on York's life.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24

An unusual, but most enjoyable
meeting of the Phalanx fraternity
was the recent get acquainted
night observed by the group, when
the boys feminine friends were
guests. of the club for the evening.
Following the regular meeting, the
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-24
YOUR W LANDLORD

Ac'ual case histories on file in many Real Est;
"."s family who can save up a small amount
just as easily as they pay rent.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
DR.. Brooks 10 Talk
Al Education Week
Service Tomorrow
UniversuIist Memorial
Chosen by Association
As House of Worship

Marking American Education
Week, the Education Association of
the District of Columbia has named
the Universalist National Memorial
Church as its house of worship. The
theme for American Education Week
is Preparing for the Common De-
fense," and the theme for tomorrow
is "Enriching the Spiritual Life"
DR.. Seth R.. Brooks has chosen
for his topic at II am. "Educations
Part in the Common Defense" The
choir will sing 'Recessional" by De-
Koven and How Lovely Are the
Messengers" by Mendelssohn. The
adult class, led by Mrs. Seth r.
Brooks, meets at 10 am. The Young
Peoples Christian Union meets at
7 pm.
The Women'S Association meets
Tuesday. Edward Rosenblum OF
the Jewish Community Center will
speak at 1870 pm. At 7:30 the
Board of Management and at 8 the
Quadrille Club will meet.
Miss Barbara L. HarWi will be
hostess to the Church School Associ-
alton for supper at her home on
Thursday at O'Clock. At 7::30 a
parent-teacher meeting will be held
in the Romaine van Schaick room.
The two Red Cross units will sew
on Friday from 10 am. TO 3 pm. and
from to $50 pm.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
DR.. Robinson TO Preach
Al Calvary Methodist

protestant Responsibility" will be
the sermon topic at Calvary Metho-
dist Church at II am. tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. Orris Gravenor Rob-
inson will preach. At s pm. DR..
Roscoe R. Hill, chief of the division
of classification, the National Arch
ives, will address the Calvary For
UNI on Nicaragua in its United
States Relations, With Some Ref
Rrence to Central America" The
Calvary Forum will continue it's
presentation of Latin American
countries during November and the
first half of December. On Novem-
Der II DR. r. J. Alfaro, former pres
tdent of Panama, will speak on that
country. The public is invited.
The Young Peoples League meets
at pm.
The Calvary Mems Glass will lead
the services at the Central Union
Mission. Russell H. Thompson will
be the speaker. William B. Wells
will sing and Mr.. Hodges, Edgar
Bageant and Mr.. Brett will take
part In the service, which will be
led by Henry Rhodes.
The annual bazaar and turkey
dinner will be held Wednesday. Din
ner will be served at 5 and 6
o'clock. Christmas gifts and other
articles will be on sale during the
afternoon and evening. On Thurs
day evening a dinner will be held
at o'clock. At 8 o'clock services
will be conducted by DR.. Robinson.
The subject will be "Pauls Letters. "
Evening star., 1940-11-09
DR.. Edward Pruden
To Preach Sermon
On A JUST Peace
First Baptist Church
Services Next Week
Are Announced

"a Just Peace" will be the subject
Of DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden at the
First Baptist Church at II IN. The
senior choir will sing Judge Me, o
God" by Mendels5ohn, and the solo,
"Recessional, by Reginald De Ko-
ven, will be sung by Ruth Reumsnn
Hall.
At the evening service DR.. Pruden
will speak on THE Miracle Of
Prayer" The chapel choir will sing
"The Silent Sea-" by Neidlinger, and
God Bless America"
The Young Peoples meeting will
be at $50 pm.
DR.. Pruden will deliver an address
at the Armistice Day service at the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Ar
lington National Cemetery at 3 pm.
Swedish services will be held at the
church at $50.
The Bible discussion group will
meet on Monday at pm. On Tues
day at 8 pm. drama, THE Prince
of Peace" by Minnie Frost Rands,
will be presented by group of actors
at the church. On Thursday eve
ming devotional message by DR..
pruden will be followed by the quar-
terly business meeting.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
Christ Lutheran Series
To Conclude Tomorrow

The Rev. j. Frederic Wenchel,
pastor of Christ Lutheran Church,
will preach the last of his series of
sermons on ''Is Life Worth Living?"
Tomorrow he will speak on "The Life
Most Worth Living. Both senior
and choir will sing at PM. John
B. Wilson will give an organ recital.
He will be assisted by Mrs. Wilson,
who will sing several selections. Tea
will be served by the choir. The
Junior Walther League will meet at
q pm.
On Wednesday evening the voting
members will meet for election of
officers. On Thursday evening the
annual oyster supper of the Ladies
Aid Society will be given in the
Sunday school hall. The Walther
League will go on an all day outing
to to Skyline Drive on Monday from
the church at $50 am.
The pastor will begin a series of
sermons next Sunday on The Four
Last Things" The first sermon will
be on why 2, Christian May Fear
lessly Face Death and the Judg-
ment."
Evening star., 1940-11-09
Mrs. Larsen to Preach
At Bethel PentecostuI

Evangelist Madelyn H. Larsen of
Cambridge, Mass, will preach at
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
tomorrow at II am. on "The Holy
Spirit" and at 7:30 pm. on (which
Way Shall Take" Monday, begin
ming at 7:45 pm. special parents
night will be held. There will be
brief addresses by officers of the
Sunday school, under direction of
Miss L. M. Simpson.
Mrs. Larsen has had a wide ex-
perience in Sunday school and
young peoples work, having spent
several years training and teaching
in Salvation Army and pentecoStal
churches throughout New England
on world evangelism. Services will
continue daily at 7:45 pm, accom-
panied by solos and instrumental
numbers.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
Trinity Methodist

God and You" is the theme Of
the Rev. Daniel w. Justice at II
am. and Our Daily Assurance" at
8 pm.
The Epworth League will attend
forum dinner at the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church at 6 pm. At
the end of the evening church serv-
ice it will meet fort a Seth Parker
sing.
The Trinity Parent-Teacher or
ganization of the intermediate de-
partment of the Sunday school will
be held at the church Tuesday at
7:30 pm.
A meeting of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service will be held
Wednesday at pm. At the same
time the official board will meet.
The True Friend of God-Psalm
IS" is the topic of the pastor
Thursday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
DR.. Bernard Bruskomp
Announces Subject

DR.. Bernard Braskamp, pastor Of
Gunton- Temple Memorial Presby-
terian Church, will have as his sub
ject at IL am. tomorrow, Let the
Church Also Be Strong"
On Thursday at 7:45 pm. the
subject is "Paul's Epistle to the
Ephesians," led by the pastor.
The Tower Glass is sponsoring a
dinner on Wednesday at $3.50 pm.
in the assembly room. Special
speaker will be DR.. Ernest Griffith,
professor Of political economy of
American University on the topic,
Religion and the Crisis for De-
mocracy." The baritone and tenor
soloiSts of the church, Lynn B.
Elmore and H. C. Clayton, will give
the musical program. All men OF
the church are urged 20 attend.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
Restoration Of All
Things Is Subject
AT National Baptist

THE Restoration of All Things
is the theme of DR.. G. G. Johnson
at the National Baptist Memorial
Church tomorrow at liam. Mrs.
Stella M. Arseneau will sing II Will
Lift Up Mine Eyes" by Bartlett.
The anthem is Shippers Break
Forth Into JOY"
The Rev. A. Lincoln Smith will
preach at 8 pm. on THE Christian
Call to Arms" The Brass Quartet,
the Training Union and the Girl
Scouts will assist in the service.
The choir will sing Still, Still With
Thee" by Lansing.
DR.. George w. Pope will speak
at 2 pm. Tuesday. The pastor and
deacons meet at 1880 pm.
The Church Board of Christian
Education will hold a joint meeting
with the Bible School Board Thurs
day at 6:45 pm. News of the
Kingdom" is the theme Of the
service at 8 pm.
The annual state social for all
members of the church will be held
Friday evening. A pageant, Send
the Light" will be given.
To provide funds necessary under
the contract for the new Bible school
building, now under construction, to
pay off loan of $4,000 to save
interest and to change the Sixteenth
street front of the present Bible
school structure to conform to the
architectural design of the memorial
auditorium, the church is launching
campaign for $4,000 to be based
upon pledges extending over a three
year period. The new building has
been made possible through a gift
by Charles Wernes.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
EIdbrooke Methodist

The church will observe 'World
Peace Sunday" DR.. Walter NJ.
Michael will preach at II am. on
Trends That Challenge Now" DR..
Robin Gould, pastor of Francis
Asbury Church, will be the guest
preacher at pm, and will take for
his subject THE Spirit of Armistice
Day"
Edwin A. Swingle, teacher of the
Mems Community Bible Glass, will
discuss The First Disciples and the
First Miracle of Jesus" at $50 am
The junior and senior youth fell
lowship groups are combining their
services at pm. There will be no
evening service.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
DR.. John W. Rustin
Will Deliver Two
Sermons Tomorrow
Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church
Programs Listed

DR.. John w. Rustin, minister of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, will preach tomorrow at
$50 and II a m. on Coming to Grip
With Ourselves" and at 8 pm. on
Helping God Build Bridges.
+ Harry Mccain will sing the solo
at $50; the quartet, Ralph Marston,
tenor; Hester Marston, soprano; Ro-
berta Jean Feltis, contralto, and
Harry McMains, bass, will sing
Lorenz' 'The Name of Jesus" Deane
Shure will direct the choir, singing
anthems at II m. and pm. The
quartet, David Manley, tenor; La
Vergne Fairchild, soprano; Lily
Garrett, contralto, and Arthur M.
Tabbutt, bass, will sing the offertory
selections.
The Rev. WILDER H. Wilson, asso-
ciate minister, will address the A. B.
Pugh Glass at 10 am. and will
preach at the junior church at II
am. The junior choir of "a voices
will sing. He will also speak at 7
pm. Tea for the young people will
be at pm.
The Jaynes Class will serve a tur-
key dinner at the church Friday
from to 7.
The Mount Vernon Players will
present oscar Wilde's "The Impor-
tance of Being Earnest" comedy
Wednesday and Friday at 8:15. The
cast includes Forrest F.. Burgess,
Dick Wilkinson, Harold w. Kenady,
Cliff Rawls, Vance v. Hines, Frances
Hay, Martha Boyajian, Peggy Bleth
and Marjorie Waggoner; Rachael E.
Reid, director.