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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-04-03
UnionviIle

One hundred year old records in
Ohio reveal the fact that in sec
tions school teachers were paid $50
salary per year, and that the
school year lasted three months,
December, January and February.
The records also show that the par
ents sending children to school were
required to furnish one cord Of fire
wood to heat the one-room school.
Mrs. Bernice Roberts supplied in
the local school four days last
week for Miss Hardesty, who is i'll
from mumps. Mrs. Roberts was un-
able to teach Friday on account of
tonsillitis, and Mrs. Goldie Dewitt, a
former school teacher, was called
and took charge of the school and
will probably continue until Miss
Hardesty is recovered.
Mrs. Margaret Groves who spent
the winter at the Mrs. John ..
Spencer home, near Neelyville, re-
turned to her home here Saturday
where she will spend the summer.
The following homes have been
wired for electricity and fixtures in
stalled. Miss Dora Nelson, Ed
Stegner, VIM. Barnes, VIM. Stegner,
J. H. Wickersham and w. w. Sim
cox. Other homes being wired this
week include c. A. Stegner and
George Schimmel
Ray Barnes was at McConnelsville
Saturday taking the scholarship
test at the NJ & M high school.
Miss Dora Nelson and mother,
Mrs. Flora Perkins, Mrs. Nellie
Stegner and daughteIA Evelyn, Har-
old Bess, and Mrs. Agnes Clark
were GAINESVILLE visitors last week.
Mrs. Laura Hastings visited last
week with Mrs. Amelia Leland and
Mrs. Carl Walker.
j. H. Wickersham employed sew
eral men last week to dig 800 It.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-04-03
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Augustus Wilds, deceas-
ed: Notice is hereby given that Eas-
ter Cain, of Malta, Ohio, has been
duly appointed administrative Of
the estate of Augustus Wilds, de-
ceased, late of Morgan county,
Ohio.
Dated this 21st day Of March,
1941.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge of Said County.
I'm NETT A ha1 ATTORNEY 27m3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-04-03
LEGAL NOTICE

William c. Tilton whose place Of
residence is unknown is hereby notified
that Mary Juanita Tilton has filed her
Petition against him for divorce, ali
mony. and custody of minor children
in Case No. 6691 of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, Morgan County, Ohio, and
that said cause will be for hearing
on or after May 9, 1941.
MARY JUANITA TILTON.
BY A. b. Mercer, Her Attorney 27m6
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-04-03
Rowland

Mrs E. A. Wilson. of Cleveland,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
John Lawrence, and family.
Mrs. Frank Blackmer spent Fri
day night and Saturday in Canton,
where her husband is employed.
They expect to locate there in the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-04-03

|cord, Mrs. Addie Price and Mrs.
Hattie Hoon sang "Face to Face"
Nearer My God To Thee" and
"God Will Take Care Of YOU" Bur-
ial was made in the Greenlawn
cemetery, Nelsonville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-04-03
NOTICE OF DRAWING JURORS
Office of Commissioners Of Jurors,
Morgan County, Ohio
April 2, 1941.

April 2, 1941.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
On Saturday, the 18th day of
April, 1941, at 10 O'Clock, a. M,
at the office of the Commissioners Of
Jurors of Morgan county, Ohio,
Jurors will be publicly drawn for
the April term of the Common
Pleas Court of said county.
GEO. d. WAGNER,
H. r. BOZMAN,
Commissioners of Jurors.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-04-03
North Bristol

Sunday School Officers
The following officers were elect
ed by Bristol Sunday school: Supt.,
Albert Sherman: assist srnt.. u VI.
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Miss Mary G. Robertson
And Stanley Winborne To Wed

church, and the Rev. Mortimer
Glover, rector Of st. James Epis.
copal church, will officiate at the
ceremony.
The bride will be given in mar.
riase by her father. She has chosen
her sister, Miss Lille Robertson, az
her maid of f-honor. Bridesmaids will
be Miss Juliette Robertson, another
sister Of the bride, Misses Rosa and
Betty Wnborne of Raleigh, sisters Of
the bridegroom, Miss Janet Diehl,
Miss Frances Taylor and Miss Jose
phine Brown.
Mr.. Winborne will have his
brother, Vaughn Sharp Winborne of
Raleigh, as best man. Groomsmen
Will be Yrodie Winborne, Pretlow
Winhorne Of Raleigh, brothers of
the bridegroom, Gordon Smith, jr..
Henry Haywood, James MacKee,
Armstead Maupin Frank Kendrick
and Bobby Howison all of Raleigh,
Pete Williams Of Washington, d, c.,
Leighton Roper, Of Wilson. James r,
Robertson. tr.. brother Of the bride,
Fred e. Little, jr., cousin of the
bride, and George e. (Roddy) Kid
der, all VI Wilmington, and Pete
Haywood Of uoldsboro.
A reception will be given immed.
lately following the ceremony at the
Cape Fear Country club.
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Miss. Woodbury..
Bride OF Today,
Is Entertained

Miss Mabel Elizabeth Woodbury.
and Mrs. Robert McDougall were
hostssses this week at their home
IN Brunswick county honoring thei,
sister. Miss Frances Woodbury.
Who're marriage will take place Sat.
urday.
Bridge and hearts dice were play
ed after which . salad course was
served. The honoree was presented 4
fit Of silver In her pattern by
the hostesses. Miss Margaret Ray.
nor. brade.elsct Of this month, waa
also presented with a gift In sil'
YER.
Prize winners wers Mrs. Harrisa
Evans. Mrs. R. c. Lucas, Mrs. L
q. Woodbury. and Miss Beulah Ma
Carter.
Guests inc lded Miss Woodbury.,
Miss Margaret Raynor. Miss Helen
Knox. Miss Louise McCrary, Ms.
Evelyn Knox, Miss Miriam Lewis,
Miss Mary Lou Raynor, Miss sallie
Belts Knox, Miss Beulah Mae Car
ter, Mrs. r. G. Lucas, Mrs. Furman
Galloway, Mrs. L. B. Woodbury.,
Mrs. Cannon Woodbury., Mrs r. e.
McCrary, Mrs. A. e. Burnette, Mrs
odell Evans and Mrs. Bruce Nc.
Crary.
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Country Club
Parties Slated
For Next Week

The Cape Fear Country club win
entertain next week ut three par.
ties for members and their In
vited guests. Tuesday morning,
starting at 11:3o o'clock 4 bridge
luncheon will be held at the club
house. Luncheon 10 served at ths
conclusion Of the game At 1:30
o'clock at which time prizes will
also be awarded the high scorers
Of the morning.
Tables for this party may be
obtained by calling the clubs Sec
retary, Mrs. Katharine Elliott
Whitehead at telephone 475l be-
fore / O'Clock on Monday.
Friday afternoon a bridge tee
will be given at the club. This
party is scheduled to start at $50
o'clock. Reservations for this par
ty are taken up until 6 o'clock
on Thursday, Nov. IS.
Saturday evening, Nov. Is. the
semi-monthly dinner dance will b
given. The dinner hour is from
1880 until . o'clock. Tables for
parties Of any size may be oh.
tanned by calling the club before
8 o'clock Friday, Nov. IA. !
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where there are army camps and
local girls willing to take a chance
on romance.
Some of the girls who sign up
for army dances, Of course, are
just interested in an evenings fun.
But others are hopeful Of finding
lasting romance. Those who are
hopeful of turning blind-date into
a 'fboy friend" should remember
that there are definite rules for
dating blind, such as:
/. Take the conversation lead
when you are introduced-as girls
are usually better than men at
making small talk. But don't hang
on to it too long. Once your young
man is at ease, give him a chance
to talk about whatever is on his
mind-un1ess, Of course, it's the
girl back home,
2. Don't tell him all about your
self. Make him work to find out
what you are really like.
8. Let him think the idea of a
second meeting is something he
thought up but hasn't occurred to
you. Then he'll feel that he's pref
ty lucky when you agree to it.
4. Don't arrange to meet him at
a restaurant or movie, or offer to
pick him up in your family's car.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-11-08

Latest shirtwaist dresses insist on
skirts having fulness definite full
ness in front, modified fulness in
back. Set in pair of pockets and
You have that perfect casualness
which ts the last word in smartness.
The shirtwaist top is cut with shoul-
der yolses, gathers and soft lines
through the bodice, a convertible
neckline, sleeves which may be full
cut and long, or short and straight,
set flush with the shoulder line. The
band top of the skirt fits snugly.
Pattern No. S067 is designed for
sizes IL to 20. Size IA with long
sleeves requires 2-3 yards 35-inch
material.
For this attractive pattern, send
15c in coin, your name, address, pat
tern number and size to, Wilmington
Morning Star, Today's Pattern Serv
ice, 106 7th avenue, New York, N. Y
For more interesting pat t e rms
which can be quickly and easily
made, see our Fashion Book Of win
ter styles.
Pattern 15c. Pattern Book 15c. One
Pattern and Pattern Book ordered
together 25c.
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Woman's Club
Holds Monthly
Business Meet

At the November business meet.
ing of North Carolina Sorosis
Thursday afternoon ut the club.
house, reports Of various officers
and chairmen were heard: During
the meeting Mrs. George Left.
wich, delegate to the district meet
ing held in Faison several weeks
ago, gave an interesting report.
Plans were announced for 4 des-
sert bridge party to be given by
the club on Tuesday afternoon,
November Is, from 3 until S o'clock.
Mrs. j.. E. Brantley will be gen.
eral chairman in charge of the
entertainment.
Announcement was made that
the date for the first book review
by Rabbi Thurman has been
changed from November II to No
vember 10.
A tribute to the memory Of Miss
Hester Struthers, one Of the club's
most beloved members. written by
Mrs. E, P. Brock, Mrs. Charles
Newcombe and Mrs. 3. T. Hop.
kins, was read.
It was decided that the clut
would cooperate with the Junio,
club in sending Christmas gift,
to the men in the 252nd Coast
Artillery now at Trinidad.
Mrs. A. B. McNair, Mrs. S. e
Kellurn and Mrs. w. S. LaPor
were voted into membership IL
the club.
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MISS ELSIE RUSSELL
AND MR.. DORSTE WILL
WED AT FIRST BAPTIST

The First Baptist church will
be the scene Of the wedding Of
Miss Elsie Fussen and Geroge
Carl Dorste, Saturday afternoon at
S o'clock. --
The bride has chosen for her
maid-of-honor her cousin, NJ S s
Juanita Hunt of Teachey. Brides
maids will be Miss Vivian Malcom
Of Richmond, Va, Miss Irene
Hodges Of Rocky Mount, Miss Eve
lyn Gray and Miss Mildred
Thomas.
Mr. Dorste will have as his best
man, Sgt. Robert w. Hemenway
Of Camp Davis. and groomsmen
will be Sgt. William Pierce, Camp
Davis, Harold R. Russell, Benja-
min Russell and Jack Eppes.
The Rev. Sankey Lee Blanton,
pastor Of the church, will officiate
at the ceremony. /
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-11-08
Mind Your Manners

Test yovr knowledge Of cor
rect social usage by answering
the following questions, then.
checking against the authorita-
tive answers below:
l. When one passes his plate te
tho head Of the table for q second
serving what should he do with
his silver?
2. II you are asked to pass food
at the table may you say, ''Do you
mind If I help myself first7"
8. Is it good manners for guests
to make cracks about the hosts
carving ability?
4. Is 1t correct to wait for your
hostess to place her napkin ON the
table ut the close OF q meal before
placing your own there?
|. 5. When finished with one course
is it polite to push ones plate Out
of the way?
What would you do if
When you are \ house guest food
preferences are being discussed
(a) Say as much as you want
about food you like, but don't name
any foods you don't?
(b) Name all the foods you car
think OF that you don't ike7
Answers
!. Leave it in the center Of hil
plate.
3. N. Pass it and then 1at1l
ask for what you want.
3. MOO.
4. Yes.
5. No. Wait to have it removed
from in front Of you.
Better t'What Would You Do so
lution-(a) as your hostess may
have planned to serve yov some d
the foods you don't like, and yov
will upset her menus. 4
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E|izabethtown
ELIZABETHTOWN, Nov z.

ELIZABETHTOWN, Nov =. -
Rev. R. H. Poole of Camp Croft,
Spartanburg, S. c., visited his fam
lily here during the past few days
Miss Mary Elizabeth Johnson Of
Flora Macdonald college spent
Sunday at her home here and Wis.
tied her grandfather, T. j. John.
son, who continues very i'll at his
home in White Oak. - Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Kinlaw spent Sun.
day in Clinton as guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. J. T. Peterson. - Miss
Nancy McCulloch, a student al
Peace Institute, Raleigh, visited
her mother last weekend. - Mrs.
I. M. Scott and daughter Of Fair
Bluff, are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. R. j. Cole. - Mrs.
S. H. Askew who has conducted
the Bible classes here during the
first few days of the week was
guest in the home of Mrs. Jas. H.
Clark while here. - Hubert Owen
a student at Louisburg college, Wis.
tied at his home last weekend. ~
Stewart Fisher Of Wake Forest col
lege spent the past weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Fisher. He had. as his guests Jack
Pierce and Thompson also STU
dents at Wake Forest. - Noble
Thompson, Jr., of Wake Forest,
visited his parents during the
weekend. Mrs. S. L. Blanton and
daughter, Joan, Of Wilmington,
spent last Tuesday night and
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. D.
C. Harrelson. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Melvin announce the birth
of son on Thursday, October
80, at Thompson Memorial hospi-
tai in Lumberton. r. Mrs. B. c.
Devane, who has been i'll at her
home for some time, is improving
at the present time. - Miss Ger
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concert Drive
Headquarters
Closes Tonight ght
o,h,;c Urged To Join organi'
W., ,stion, Single Tickets Will
Not Be Sold

Nh. Wilmington Co Operative
-. ..+ association will close ita
e0nS, .',s annual membership campaign
ls'n e'n,rssy r evening at S o'clock All
S's s.a,,s interested in joining the
psl' '.;.tion are urged and request
a''vs w obtain their membership
~ NJ, " before the office hsadquar'
e''e' j. ,,oses Saturday evening, a.
's'' indie admission ticket will be
no ;, 'Dto 10 Any concert to be given
sa, ,.'s during the season.
n',s ,S .,enbership cards are trans
AL ,a ,.''d md the association is
tetE'p,s ~ the public. Special te1e-
@oen " .re ~, installed at headquar-
pho phone, sna afe persons e,'sp who have not
t.s, tsfs s@lu ssontacted by campaign work.
been BEE .ud rVI'de desire to become mern'
ers anu ~ the organization are In
Ders en-, ~ " ali 2244s or 22447 before
! yitsd s;a,aek TO 'sa Saturday evening.
. sn,ona rlv the stars Of the operate,
Al,'l,n l;. md concert world who have
mo, n,ov'' hroueht S. to Wilmington by
oeeh roncsrt association during the
nc. lns several years are: Lawrence
gsss ggissett Nelson Eddy. Mu r i 9 !
nep,o1', 1iep.e,' wilbur Evans, Albert
S.n s..1ding, Frederick Jagel. Rich
.ps .pS Bonelli, Dalies Frantz, New
,su y'rk Little Symphony, Carol a
e,ns 1ma Anna Kaskas, The lonian
S,,s, ssssrs. The Barrere Little SYM
','s ',any Norman Gordon, Lansing
v,sield. ps1I julius Huehn, TO c h q
S.idel, Kathryn Meisle and nu.
nrous others:
'I1 programs will be given this year
i, fhe auditorium Of the New Han.
,,,r High school due to the larger
,,ting ,,t capacity. Judging from the
r,orts ra turne din Friday afternoon
Il headquarters the membership
nj, season will surpass that OF
former years by several hun
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-11-08
HEADQUARTERS GROUP
OF DAVIS HONORED

Ninety men from Headquarters
Battery, e6th Coast Artillery were
entertained at Richlands, at ths
public library In that city las,
night. The building was decorated
with crepe paper and balloons. by
three men from the organization.
Sgt. W. L. Duncan, Pvt. Richard
L. Witkin, and Pvt. John Rhys.
The Goth regimental orchestra
under the baton Of Max Griffin,
played for the occasion, The girls
were obtained by the Misses Mary
Blake and Ann Parker, both OF
Richlands. Arrangements were In
charge Of Lieutenant Miller and
Sgt. Duncan.
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Upperman Will Speak
At Negro USO Center

In the first Of . series Of Sunday
afternoon programs at the negro
NCCS-uSO center at Second and
Dock streets here. DR.. L. W. Upper
man will speak on ''veneral Diseases
and Their pangers' In tho center
at 4:30 o'clock.
Or. M. N. Leary will also make
an address on Dental Hygiene"
On the same program will bs
musical selections by the giee club
Of the s9th CA (AA) and = quartet
from the 54th CA (AA).
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-11-08

trude Campbell who has been in
disposed at her home for some
time continues i'll. ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Hamilton, Jr., spent the past
weekend in Oxford with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Tellefsen Of
Fontana. California, have returned
to their home after spending a few
days with their nephew, DR.. Chan.
ming Glenn. ~ Mrs. L. J. Heath
Of Jacksonville was a visitor in
town Tuesday. - The business
woman's circle of the Baptist
church met with Mrs. R. M. Will
liams at her home on Monday
night. 3
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er6l hunQfeQ DuS-
mess girls-pick-
ed for t h e ! r
charm and looks
pile into gov
ernment lorries
and are taken to
the Army branch
Of the Y.M.C.A.,
where they dance
with soldiers sta
toned at Cover
nor's Island. And
similar m a S S
blind : dating is
going on all over
&A 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-11-08
BURGAW SCHOOL
P.-T.A. HAS MEET

BURGAW, Nov. THE PIT. A.
held its regular meeting in the
school auditorium Tuesday, 7:3(
|p. m. The association voted te
respond to an appeal for assist
ance in obtaining glasses for needy
children who will be examined Al
the eye clinic on November ~.
The committee chairmen for the
year are: Finance, Mrs. James
Bordeaux; Membership, Mrs. Joe
Johnson: National Parent-Teacher
magazine, Mrs. r. v. Biberstein;
Hospitality, Bryant Heffner; Pub
licity, Mrs. j. T. Wells; Music,
Elizabeth McGeahey; Room rep
resentatives, Mrs. Lee Bowan.
Room representatives, whose du'
ties are to provide a contact be-
tween the homes and the school
were chosen by the teachers. two
for each grade. The list is as fol
lows: Mesdames J. T. Wells, Way
land Bland, Henry Brown, J. +
Henry. r. R. Rich, N. c. Blake
R. I. Walter. A, Sawyer, Lee Bow
en-, Joe johnson. B. D. Durham
Raymond Bell, j. D. Pope, X. D
Futch, Roy Rowe. 2. NJ. Thomp
son, J. H. Burnett, Walter Marsh
burn, D. J. Farrior, L, Q. Myers
P. B. Bowen, j. D. Padgett, r. p
Clark, James Bordeaux, Shack
Humphrey, Forrest Sudbury, ]. l.
Harrell, D. @, Switzerland, Harry
Morris, e. X. Powell, ]. p. Jet
Lee, w. A. Sanderson, Callie Bor'
deaux, Porter Bordeaux, A. B
Brown, P. G. sparkman, r. v.
Biberstein, O. G. Ferrell, Lucius
George, T. J. Bradshaw, D. c.
Lanier, and Rev. Charles Duling.
The following musical program
was furnished by Mrs. Cleo Jeh
Lee, Allan Cowan and John Paul
Cowan: The Missouri Waltz, q
trio; It Takes the Storm Cloud to
Show the Rainbow, a trio, and My
Little Gray Home in the West, a
solo by Mrs. Jeb Lee.
Circle Number Two OF the Pres
|byterian auxiliary, Mrs. D. ]. Far
rior, chairman. held it's regula,
meeting Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Giles Kornegay, witt
Mrs. Kornegay and Mrs. Roy Brad
shaw as hostesses. The Bible study
was led by Mrs. Alsa Carr. The
program topic, "Presbyteriar
Schools in Texas and Mexico y
was presented by Mrs. Raymond
Bell, Jr., assisted by Mrs. Forrest
Mallard. The business was attend.
ed to, after which social hour
was enjoyed, A beautiful Guar
tet, MY Task" was rendered by
Mrs. Forrest Mallard, Mrs. Giles
Kornegay, Mrs. Lindsay Hopkins,
and Mrs. O. G. Ferrell. The meet.
ing adjourned to meet next month
with Mrs. S. S. Schubrick.
The Burgaw High School Parent.
Teachers association met Tuesday
might in the school auditorium with
a good attendance. The meeting
was presided over by the new
president, Mrs. Leon West. During
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-11-08
BATTERY DANCE
PLANNED TONIGHT
AT LOCAL SCHOOL

- a formal dance will be given Sat-
sIuay VI evening from until II o'clock
a, a, 'ne New Hanover High school
'n.n M battery K of the 96th Coast
,a1 alullefy regiment. Camp Davis, will
Entertain.
mutations have been extended to
., nunoer Of Wilmington girls. Girls
n'uiOefs nsu Of the Wilmington Defense
,t Uanee club are cordially invited to
,"enu. ~. All girls planning to attend
:. !. asked to call Mrs. Ethel Powers
nso NJ .ne woodrow Wilson hut at teis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-11-08
Ruth Millett Helpfully Gives
Data On VITO Date A Soldier

Let him come to your house, and
when he does introduce him to
some member Of your family. Re-
member, a girl on a blind-date is
at disadvantage so far as back
ground is concerned. And so if she
wants the blind-date to turn into
romance she should establish her
background as soon as possible.
The girl who follows these rules
will steer a straight course even
though she is dating blind.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-11-08

the business the chairman OF the
various committees were an.
nounced. Special musical selections
were presented by the Zeb Lee
family, which were enjoyed by the
group. The Senior play, Dora
Deah'' was announced to be pre-
sented on Friday night, Nov. IA.
Mrs. N. C. Wolfe entertained the
Three Table Bridge club at her
home on Tuesday afternoon. The
club high was won by Mrs, jean
nette Faison. The guests high by
Miss Maude Paddison. After the
game the hostess served q salad
course with ham and hot coffee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-11-08
ATKINSON P.-T.A.
CONDUCTS MEETING

ATKINSON. Nov. 7.-Monday
evening, Nov. 8, at o'clock the
P.-T.A. held its regularm Getting in
the school auditorium. Miss Mar
tha Pittman led the devotional. 6.
W. Harriet made q report on the
school library. He stated that 100
books had been purchased at a
cost Of $173,04. These books have
been received and are now in cir
culation.
The chairman Of the Ways and
Means committee reported that 4
chicken supper would be given on
January 16. for the school. After
the business session, the Sixth
grade presented q very interesting
play. The Seventh grade was
awarded the cake for having the
highest percentage Of parents pres
ent.
It was encouraging to see about
80 parents and friends Of the school
present at this meeting. This indi-
Gates a growing interest in the
P.-T.A. and that parents are real
izing more and more the inpor-
tance Of meeting with the teachers
in the interest of the child.
At the conclusion Of the meeting
sandwiches and drinks were served
in he school lunch room. The
drinks were donated by the Will
mington Beverage company. For
the past four years the school has
enjoyed doing business with the
above mentioned concern and ap-
preciates its friendlinsss yer y
much In making this donation. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-11-08
BY RUTH MILLETT

NEW YORk, NOV. I.
''How about bringing along one
Of your friends for Joe?"
That's blind-dating on small,
pre-national-defense scale. Now,
with thousands of young men in
army camps having no other way
Of meeting girls, the blind date is
being worked out on grand scale.
In New York city, for instance,
on Tuesday and Friday nights sew
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-11-08
First Presbyterian Church tt
Be Scene Of Wedding
At $3.50 O'clock

The First Presbyterian church v,,,
DO she scene Of the wedding of Miss
Mary Grattan Robertson, daushte,
OF DR.. and Mrs. James Parish
Robertson, Of this city, to Stanley
Winborne, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
STANLEY Winborne Of Raleigh.
The ceremony will be solemnized
~ $50 o'clock. The Rev. William
+. Manson. assistant pastor Of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-11-08
BRADLEY'S CREEK
COMMITTEE PLANS
MEETING MONDAY

The executive committee Of the
Bradley's Creek PIT. A. will hold
a meeting Monday at 1880 o'clock
at the school. A meeting Of the
grade mothers will be held at the
same time. A full attendance Is
urged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-11-08

Saying that it is no longer a
sign Of friendship, the southwest
ern Indians have banned the swas-
tika in their designs.