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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Eighth Week

MA STER OF ceremonies
Andy Rice Jr. and blues singer
Trudy Chandler are now in their
eighth big week at the Trocadero
where celebration in their
honor is planned for tonight.
New additions to the shoW in
elude Bob and Maxine Gates,
tap specialists, and Paul Burk,
eontortionist. It's Cecil Lees
music for dancing.
STILL POPULAR with the pa
irons at Ken Roberts Club are
Gil Raye, wacky master of cere
monies, and Billie Richmond. torch
singer. A special dance routine
Dance of Death" by Renaedos
and tap and toe numbers by the
Dell Sisters augment the bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

at 1 p. m. and continue for a half
hour.
Talented child entertainers be-
tween the ages of 4 and II. who
can sing. dance recite or play a
musical instrument. are eligible to
appear in the shows following the
assigning of additions by the the
alter.
The stage attraction will be pre-
scented in addition to the current
screen features, Come Live With
Me- and High Sierra"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
FiUe to One

Raymond Scott and his entour-
age of swing artists arrived in
town this morning and immedi-
ately went to work rehearsing
those new routines which he will
present on the Fox stage this
week.
Scott plans to make a tour of
the factories here to get industrial
rhythmical background for his lat
est composition which will prob
ably be called Perpetual Commo-
ton"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Night Clubs announce New Shoes

of ceremonies around town. pre-
sides over the show at Mickey's
Bar where a host of entertainers
await their turn to perform. The
lineup includes Audree Warner.
torch singer: Frank Kenney, ma
gician; the Delehanty Sisters, tap
team; Danielle, Hawaiian dancer;
and trumpeter Joe Blankets or
chestra. WALTER STEVENSON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Dancers Featured

THE DIFFICULT aerobatie
dances of the beautiful BlondeH
Sisters highliehts the San Diego
revue. Which boasts several neW-
corners.
Bob Carter, as master of eere-
monies, presents songstress Rufh
Gray and Francis and Wouy,
knockabout m d ans. For
shows and dancing, it's Aieron-
der's Ragtime Band.
HARRY THOMAS ROSE, new
Isl addition TO the ranks of maSte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Stage Shows at
Riviera Saturdays

A SERIES of Saturday after
noon stage shows will start this
Saturday at the Riviera Theater
when Prudy and Bills Songfest
and Radio Show will be presented
as a visual broadcast direct from
the stage. The program will start
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Enthusiastic Visit

Patricia Ellis dropped into the
office en- route to Rio. to tell
us how much she enjoyed Fan
fasia." the first glimpse of Which
she had last night at the Wilson.
Patricia. whom We consider a
home fown girl no matter how
much time abe spends in Holly
wood and on broadway. paid a
flying visit here TO see her father
before Leaving for the Broziiian
capital where she wiH spend the
South American Winter months
singing at the Copoeabana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

feature of the show at 500 Club
this week. Also in the singing por-
ton of the entertainment bill is
that mighty mite of swing, Mango
Good. whose style of delivery in
torchy numbers is outstanding.
Lee Garry and Landinia. with
their all-girl revue, add color to
the entertainment, and the Miller
Brothers contribute comedy song
nun1hprc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
cliff BOUs Out

ON SUNDAY evening. come
dian Cliff WinehiH wiH say good
bye to patrons Of Soks' ShoU
Bar whom he has been entertain
ing for the past few weeks.
Jay Jason, the other half of
the comedy duo that PAGES the
"Hellzinferno" revue, dispenses
more Of his comedy impersona-
tions and song parodies. and
hoits his ehattering long enough
TO introduce baiIroonists Ray
mond and Dolores. This pair
exhibit a March of Time" rou-
tine, whieh coOers dancing from
the minuet to the jitterbug.
The Pearl Maeiey Dancers
and Pete Viera's band complete
the entertainment.
THE SEMT-CLASSICAL songs
If tannr-yOicad Di(.iOVapni arc :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Double Terror

Don't forget the horror jobs
at the Paims-Sfafe beginning to-
day. They are THE Mad Doc
tor" psychological tragedy CO.
starring Basil Rathbone and
Ellen Drew and "The Monster
and the Girl" with Miss Drew
again appearing as the victim OF
oil the terror in sight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

THE SEMT-CLASSICAL songs
If tenor voiced DiGiovanni are
Evening star., 1941-05-07
You'll Save Up to $12

Stock is limited to one and two of
a kind only Custom built
SIMMONS quality couches with
sturdy hardwood arms and metal
backs, coil spring base, innerspring
construction. Beautifully covered
in the most accepted decorators
fabrics Easily converted to large
double bed for night use.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27

godlna, iako su je radnici povecali do vrhun-
ca, Jer in potresase oGajna priznanJa krivice.
All cak JOS tada je De Leon vidio menu pravu
proporciJu. "Vrlo malo vazi da Ii je John J.
Mcnamara kriv iii me-" rece De Leon Il Daily
Peopie-u, 3 decembra, 1911, "vrlo malo vazi
da II Je on nevin zrtva; al, vrlo malo vazi
kollko je stepen krivice koji veze James
B. McNamara-u = sve to ne vazi nsta "a pra-
vi Dogadaj
kada McNamara-i ustase sa svojih mes
ia u sudskoj dvorani Los Angelesa odgovori
Sc sa "krivi smo" oni su tcg momenta, ma ka
ko nesVesni, bill govornici trojce koja ie sa~
stavlJena cd Kapitalistickog Drustva, cd Com
pers-Mitchellizma zvanicnika Socijalistic
Ike Partije."
Stvar Mcnamara je svrSena ali veci zlo-
GIN kapltasttkog drustva, zlotin koji obuh
vaca uzduz popreko Geo zakonik zlocinstva
nlJe umanjen. Njegovo priznanje "krivice" zvo-
III u hllJada dogadjaja sVakog dana, IL legis
latIVnIh odelen id, predikaonlce, stampe, IL us
ia nlegovih osromasenih izmucenh zrtava.
Stvar Mcnamara ie svrsena ali Gompers
Mltchellzam JOS propoveda, posredom A. f.
L-C. |. O. otrovnu veru ('pestiferous
creed'D da su rad kapita braca da oni ma
Ju "uzaJamne Interest," tako uslovl javajg
misli kapitalistiGkih zrtaya da Sc prkuju Ia
zakonik kanibalisttkog kapitalstckog drus-
iva.
Stvar Mcnamara je svrSena ali zvanCnici
Socljalisticke Paritije, koji su sada uveiko
uskrsnuli kao Stalinistovi agenti C'stooges)
koJ Sc njsu prdrzali ostatka svoie nekada 'o
gromne maSine lazi protiv Socijalizma' jos Sc
'goje Cd McNamara-oyih katastrofa' (Stali-
nisti 81 skoro otajno pokuSali da pretvore Nc
Namara-oyo robovanie Il Cuyenu parnicu (cau-
sc celebre) da bi oni njoj mogli obesiti svo-
ju kantu}
Stvar Mcnamara ie svrSena ali Sc jos Milo
nj degrediSu, zavode yaraju cd strane bez-
bozne trojce koia je priznaa "kriyicu' Il sudu
Los Angelesa nazad trideSet godina.
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27
JEDNO UZALUDNO OCEKI-
VANJE.

Od kada ie Sovjetsk Savez silom osvoiio
deo propale Pojske. skupo placen dec Finske
ostale baltcke zemlje cd tada Sc razvila jed
Ma ideJa, da &c Crvena Armiia doci slicno
osvojiti Bugarsku Jugoslaviju, narcotic Sc
ovo ocekivao, nakon sto je Sovjetski Savez o.
svojio Besarabiju severni dec Bukovine. Ovo
ocekvanje je bilo poduprto sa drzaniem, ko-
je je odraz skoraSnje balkanske politike So
VJetskog Saveza, da poslednj nece dozvolit
nikojoi drugoj velikoj kapitalistickoj sill da Sc
pribllzu Crnom Moru, ia ce radie osyojit
susedne ZemlJe tog mora - Rumuniju Bu-
garsku. Onda su sovnisti panslavizma potp;-
rivali laznu nadu da &c Sd pomenutim zeml ia
ma SSSR osvojit i Jugoslaviju. jer je ona
slavenska zemlja
Toboznji prijatelii balAanskog radnog ma
roda = pseudokOmunsti ijudi oko drugh Ill
oeralnih' jugoslavenskih novina, urgirase VIA
du Jugoslavije da Sc pridruzi Sovjetskoj Ru-
slJl bezbroj puta rekoSe da IL tome lezi iedini
spas niene nezavsnosti
Sada vidimo da Sovietski Savez nile ne
prst pomakao pravcu sprecavanja nacsticke
navale na Balkan iedna balkanska zemja "a
drugom padaju u okviru zcmalia Osovne. Ru-
munlja Bugarska padose potpuno, a Jugosla-
villa uslovno jer poslednio vesti javliaju da
ce nacisticka vlada "poStovati' "neutralnost''
Jugoslavije sa izuzetkom da te ratni material
"a druge trontove putovati kroz Jugoslaviju
Dakle. Ma mesto uzaludnor ocekivania da &C
"a oslobodit Sovjetska Rusiia radni narod
bakanskih zemalja pada pod tizmom nacizma
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27
STVAR MCNAMARA.

kada ie James B. Mcnamara umro Il San
Quentin tamnici & marta, tada Sc zavrSlo jed
no najtajenstyenie pogavle storije zanats-
kog junionzma. James B niegov brat John
}. bill su optuzeni da su bombardovai zgra-
du Los Angeles Timesa. sto je prouzrolovalo
smrt mnoglh stampara osoba urednStva. "a,
Jedno vreme izgledase kao da &c ovo pos:ati
cuvena parnca fcause ceebre). Nedostojni
metodi koJe je upotrebila sudska strana a ma
rocito metedi sa kojim su silom IL Indiare do
veil McNamara-e, prouzrokoyase gniev mediu
radncima. Tada, bez ikakvog znaka. oba bratst
prizn;Se da su krivi; James B. da ie bombar-
doVao zgradu Tmess John j. da je BIO sa-
ucesnik nekog manjeg zlocina.
Da Ii je John J. bio krv iii ie priznao xii
vlcu da bi svoga brata saGuvao Cd veSala to
le sada ocigledno stvar od male vaznosti To
bese stvar cd male vaznosti i nazad tr;deset
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Sa skrstenim rukama kolenma j ocima podu
Herve 0Jta mem, neproziran
Tvoja matt ia isprva lupasmo ava da ustano-
Vino ko je mogao da zvrsi tai zlocin, produzi Kris
THAN prblizujuti wise wise stvari pa dodade
polako naglasujuci poslednje reel: - Onda de-
die ma I'm da 81 moada IT, buduci da tvola ubedJenja
pravdavaju kradju so &c da kaze. da le opravda
ma ako Sc izvrsuje zarad kakve pobozne stvar
tn sumu trenutku duhovne zabude = da b je pos
veto otkupu dusa u cstilstu
Muz supruga ocekvahu odgovor svoga sina samrt-
he zabrinutosti Kristijan ga posmatrase pazvo pri
nett, usupro Herveovo privdnoj nedokuclvost, da mu
aka natapa lice; ako podize oci, kradom po
gledase svoje roditee tt mrk gresni pogledi uvace
cd Kristijana zapanie ga zbune. Ne sumnjase wise
krvicu svoga sina cak sumnjase da ce IL NIGGA zvuci
otvoreno priznane koe bi donekle moglo da ublaM
dan postupak Kristan nastavi prodirna gasa:
Sinko moi, zapoznah te sa bolnm sunnJama sto
tcrete nasa srca zar nenas nikakva odgovora?
Oce, = rece Herve cvrsto resko = ia he dar-
nuh tvoj
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27

Laze. pomis rastuzen zanaja sebi - kra-
du izvrsi mas rodien sin.
Herve uzviknu Bridget sa slizama lieu
hacajuc Sc sinu pod koje obgrl svojim ruk" ma
sine moi bud otvoren necemo te karati Dobri Boze,
mi verujemo iskrenost tvojih novih ubedieni ia
s ii jedina izvna. Sigurno 81 moao da veruieS da bi
ponocu oga koi LEASE besposen na poic kniiz
nice mogao da zbavs siromaSne duse muka cstiliS
Ia Mosrdna svrha takve preznoverice moze sta wise,
mora da zanese madu glavu kao sto je tvoa Ponav
Liam ii: gledacemo to kao tvou zvinu: usvojice
mo tn izvnu nad da te povratimo zdravijim leama
dobra za tvoe taGke gledista daleko cd tog3 da N
tvo postupak greSan da ii je izgedao zasluzan.
Zasto ga prznas? Da Ii te std zadrzava adno moe
dete? Nebo Sc Tajna ce ostat kod tvoga oca meme.
Pa grlet ga materinskom toploton Bridget dometnu:
- Zar nacea kojima te vaspitasmo ne uveravaju
da ces usuprot privremenog ii slepila znati boe bu
duce? Ear e mogute ia IT, moi sim okores nepostenu
ri koji dosad dade oliko uzroka IA srecl. Had,
Herve ucln mdzevan napor = kazi nam istinu - time
ces naSu zaost pretvorti radost voie priznanje &c
dokazati tvou iskrenost vou veru IL nase prastanje
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27
.'POSREDNICKI ODBOR"
1- PROTIV RADNIKA.

Najproduktivniia americka radnicka klasa
proizvodi milijarde vrednosti bogatstva ona
ie razvila masineriju toliko da je stan]u to
bogatstvo, takorekuc, proizvodti neizmerno. A
Ii ona "a sve to dobija najmanji deo. Ostali
mnogo ogromniii dec njenog prolzvoda prlsva-
ia kapitalisticka kasa, kojeg deli medJusobno
raznim institucjama pptrsbne odrzanle pro-
fitaskog sistema medju poslednjim je mai
glavnija kapitalisticka drzava.
TIA kapitalisticka drzava cd kapitallsta
prima milijarde dolara "a porez, toJest. "a nje-
ne troskove Ona &c da potrosi owe godne pre-
ko dvadeset milijardi dolara svoje troskove,
sto ukljucuje i ratne troskove, ler ma kraJn
krajeva, oni jesu drzavn troskovi. Ona trazl
Ga Sc Britaniji dade sedan milijardi dolara
ratnog i drugog materijala. Owe stvar spo-
n1inj jemo jer kada dodje pitanJe povisice ma
jarlnice radnika jednog iii wise poduzeca, ko-
ia povisica mozda ne bi bila nj blizu jedne mi
lijarde nekmo Ii da je blzu sedan milijardi
ko;e &c Roosevelt dati tako lako Veikoj Brita-
ni;i, onda svi agenti@ kapitalizma stanu pre-
do nisljaju Sc kako &c radnicima najuspesnile
sp 'eciti povisicu najamnice. Drzmo ma umu
ne oobitnu Gin ienicu da radnicka klasa proiz-
vc Ii syo drustveno bogatstvo i da mi
Iii arde koje kapitalsticka drzava raspa "a odr-
ia lie kapitaizma neplacen rad radnicke klase.
kapitalst znaju, a ovo i'm strajkovi-
m l kazuju radnici, da cim Sc pojav potraznja
+; dne snage njom je tesko spojena radni-
kova traznja povisce ajamnice. Oni znaju
to da, ako privremeno povsica najamnice zna
ci manji njihov profit. Zbog toga Sc kapitalisti
bore protv svake povisice najamnice i primo
ravaju radnike da sd strajkovma pokusavaju
izvojiti vecu nadncu.
Kapitalisticka drzava je uvek ba protiv
straikuiucih radnika ovo niie tajna americ-
kim radnicima, a narcotic ceicnm radnicma
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On Sc "prlnclpalno' protivio uspostavl pos
rednickog odbora" kad ie plan "a nJegoVu
uspostavu bio gotov "a potpis Predsednlkov'
tojest on je bio protiv NIGGA dogod ga Pred
sednik ne imenova da "predstavlJa' rad on
Sc primi Predsednikovom pozivu, iako maio pre-
toga rece, da ce tai "posredncki odbor "ope-
risati ma potpunu stetu rada" Mega Predseo-
mix Roosevelt II tom odboru gurnu da bI mu
tako zapusio usta (Zna Roosevelt svoJe lJude!)'
jer ce sada Murray da utestvuje radu ma
potpunu ~stetu rada" Jamacno da zbog togA
Predsednik Roosevelt niie hteo da imenuje
Greena Ia clana toga odbora, jer Sc bo]ao Ga
Murray ne bi PRIMO imenovanJa tako ol
poslednji nastavio sa opozicijom ''posrednlc-
XII odbor" bio bi zbog toga mnogo oslablJen
A "a Greena Sc ne brine, jer kao sto rekosmo
Green Sc JOS pre- samog Predsednika Roosevelt
ia slozio idejom "posrednickog ddbora.
sada on nema "obraza' da ustane protlV istog
Drzimo da smo dokazali da su sva trI della
tog odbora delovi iednog ela. NJema pos
lodavci, prvo ime IA kapital1ste lmaJu cetlfl
Glana; MENU 'publika." drugo ina IA kapI-
taliste, ina tri clana; II MENU "predstavdlci
'"'''' my 90 N"i
'''f'. "'p.'' s'.''',', s,a 20 cro, ~,
ia po'p""' S'e'" '"''' N"o
oe'o pr@'l' 'aJ ieAer p'i'''.'' p0>
"'S'"' "''ip '"'''s' oNo ''
ne ooE>o''aV" r'Spr'Nu "'' ''p'' p '>'''''-
da je lopov.
ot"No Je e''''o p'"''''"' y"
ieo''i' NJ ooooi 'e VA N' ! ~ '
'i's''''' Jei Je pun" poNo''''
plo''"'' 'h''Je oo"' 'es'e''''' '''''''''
N'"Si''s' es''' '"'i',.' s''e u"
h'ihei ''aJu spleo'i sti"JNo'i po''>"' 40
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'eznost Ii jednako cults = nj reci nj jedne reel ne
"a meme? uzviknu bedna zena videci da io sin
estate ravnoduSan. Sta mi koji treba da Sc zamo,
tebe nomo Tt treba da ronis suze a ovamo sama il
pacem. II treba da 81 pod naSim nogama a ia sam pod
tvojim Pa pak stojs kao komad edenog mramora. Oh.
neSretno dete!
Mako, ponovi Herve nepokoebva gasa a d;,
ne podlze oci = ia ne darnuh tvoi novac
Ocajna used takve bezoseca jnosti Bridget usta
baci Sc narucaj svom muzu, grcevito iecajuci ia
sam matt koju treba sazaljevati
Nastavce se.)
OslobodJenJe proletarijaa t. Socalistieka Re-
publka moze bt rezultat zakonskoc ukaza NiEak-
y zakonodavc nece oslobodti proletaria Oslobod
pTo'earJata moze edno bti zaednicko deo saog pro
letariJaa, koji uaz ndustrije uzma uc svoi pose,
prolzvodne snage zemlje = De Leon.
PraVl naJgori neprijatelj naroda jeste danasnia
ourzoaska stampa Zao Sc drze strogo svom dusom de-
we sto VAN je dobacujem: Prezr nrznja smrt pro-
past danasnJoJ burzoaskoj stampi - Lassae
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Dxepna Bib1ija
kRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sesnaesta knjiba Eugene Suea: "Tajne naroda
iii "Isorija jedne proeterske porodce kroz vekove
Prica 0 Sesnaestom Solecu. - U dive knjige knjiga l.
Sa originalnog francuskOg engesk Daniel DE Leon
Sa engeskog ma jugosavenski: l.. Petrovic
10.
Sinko moi mi ii nikad ne davasmo primer dvolit
nost Osobito u ovom casu, kad moramo da apeluemo
tvoju ovorenos govoricemo bez okoisena. Imam da
kazem ovo Skoro su ukraden plodovi mucnog Stedena
tvoje matere i moga; znasase do dvadese zlanfh
kruna
Iferve osta nedokuCiv nem.
Kradja je pocinjena JUICE iii prekjuce nastavi
Kristan bolno ganut snovljevom nedokucvoscu
Novac b stavlen kovteg nasoj spavacoj sobi,
mogase uzeti samo osoba poznata nasoj kuci: niko
drugi
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
BURGAW SCHOOL
HOLDS P.-T.A. MEET

BURGAW, Feb. 6.-Rev. Charles
Duling, T. T. Murphy and S. V.
program, Pathways to Maturity, pre-
scented by the PIT. A. Tuesday eve
ming at it's regular meeting in the
based on the findings of the North
Carolina Youth Survey of 1910. Mr..
Murphy, speaking on youth at
| school, went into the subject Of
grade repeating. Mr.. Bowen's topic
was the health of youth and its i'm
p~ortance in the attainment of edu
cation. Due to illness, Miss Carlton
was not present to complete the
program with a talk on youth ir
the home.
A membership drive during the
past month added Is new members
to the PIT. A., bringing present
membership to SO. Mrs. Joe John
son, presenting 16 names, brough,
in the largest number of new mem
bers.
Refreshments were served in the
school cafeteria, the patrons were
entertained by a puppet show, clev-
erly presented by Miss Nancy Muir.
ply.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
WILMINGTON GIRLS
PLEDGE FRATERNITY
AT LOUISBURG COLLEGE,

LOUISBURG, Feb. 6.-The Lamb
da chapter Of Alpha Pi Epsilon, ma
tional honorary business fraternity
yesterday honored eleven high rat.
ing business students at L~ouisbure
college with membership in theil
organization.
A formal costume initiation cere.
mony was held at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon followed in the evening
by a formal banquet in honor OF
the new members. Miss Alice Cahill,
of Winston-Salem, president of the
local chapter, presided at both oc-
casions.
New members of the fraternity
are: Lois Pickering, Selen Hall and
Annie Sue Barrett, all of Roxboro;
Caroline Davis and Edith Pittman
Of Wilmington; Gaynelle Jordan, of
Mount Olive; Jane Rosser, Fayette-
vile; Beatrice Lewis Hobgood; Laura
Ballard, Oriental; Osborne Davis,
Marshallburg; Joseph Newsom, Lit
Teton.
Officers for the current year are:
Alice Cahill, president, Winston-Sal-
EN-; Edna ellis, vice-president, Ra-
leigh; Joseph Newsom, secretary
treasurer, Littleton; Della May Lew
is, reporter, Spring Hope.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07

FOUNDERS DAY
OBSERVED BY
HILLS

The Forest Hills Parent-Teach-
er association held its regular
meeting Tuesday night, February
4.
The president, Mrs. Emsley
Laney presided. After a brief well
come to the mothers and fathers
Mrs. Laney introduced Mrs. w. P.
Roudabush, president of the Coun-
ty Council, who conducted the de-
v%otional. Mrs. Roudabush quoted
from the 18th Psalm, BE still,
and know that I am God," and
spoke most inspiringly.
After the minutes were read,
Mrs. Lanev paid a special tribute
to the National Founders and 70
Katherine M. Martin, to whom the
program was dedicated.
The meeting was then turned
v e to Mrs. E. A. Stands. Mrs.
Stands presented w. E. Shaken
burg as soloist and Mrs. Bonner
Thomson who accompanied min
at the piano. Mr.. Snakenburg sang
''Duna," by McGill and, Three
For Jack by Squire. His selec-
tons we're very much enjoyed by
the audience.
This was followed by a delight
full pageant celebrating Founders
Day and in memory of Katherine
Martin who was the inspiration
for the present day Parent-Teacher
association. The story of the pag-
cant, "A Garden Bequeathed," was
read by Mrs. Oliver Hutaff. 1t was
acted in pantomime by Mrs. Laney
and a group of girls and boys
from the school, all in costume.
The girls represented flowers in a
garden and were lovely in this
flower costumes.
AS the pageant closed two CT the
little girls came down in the au
dience and took up a special birth
day offering for the Katherine
Martin fund. The collection is t.
be used by the State and Nationa
congresses to expand their serv
ices in the field of extension.
The attendance award was wor
by Mrs. Neuer's fourth grade.
The meeting then adjourned ane
everyone was invited to the schoo
cafeteria for a social hour and re
freShments.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Chadbourn

CHADBOURN, Feb. g. Carlyle
Wooten, of Charlotte, spent Mon
day and Tuesday with F. T. Woo
ten on a hunting trip Duvall
Koonce arrived from Duke univer-
sity Thursday, following mid-term
examinations, to spend the rest of
the week at home Mrs. J. H..
Land, ST., and Mrs. Purdie Rich
ardson spent Saturday in Fayette-
vile. Mrs. Mercer Tillinghast re-
turned with them for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Lowe visited
Holly Ridge Sunday afternoon.
Miss Idelle Jolly, of Wilmington,
was home for the weekend MI.
and Mrs. Earl Hill, of Whiteville,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Porter Sunday Mrs. Estelle
Baldwin and Miss Estelle Baldwin
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. SeWell in Lumberton.
Lieut.. Ben Harley, of Fort Jack.
son, was at home over the week
end.
Billy Land, of Campbell college,
and Woodland Brown, of State
were at their homes for the week
end Joe Blake, of Holly Ridge.
was at home for the Weekend
Fred Yates, of Raleigh, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at his h o m G
here Mrs. Elizabeth Kirtor
spent the weekend in Durham
with her nephew, who is at Duke
hospital receiving treatment for an
injured eye. Mrs. John Henry
Land had as her guests over the
weekend MIR. and Mrs. McRackin,
OF Oak City, and Miss Helen Ross.
Mrs. D. c. McIver spent Sunday
in Maxton with relatives Mrs,
L. c. Bonkemeyer was at home
from Fayetteville for the week
end. She had as Sunday guests hel
sister, Mrs. Lucas of Fayetteville
and her children.
Mrs. Hilda Harley and Mise.
Elaine Carr and Margaret Bald
win spent Tuesday at Fort Jack
son and Bishopville, S. C.
Mrs. D. c. McIver was hostess
to the Fortnightly bridge club Oh
Wednesday evening. High S C
prize was awarded to Miss Mel
Wilson. The hostess served a salas
course with crystalized apples. =
Members of the Eagle Bridge clu'
were entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. L. V. Lowe. Higl
score prize was awarded to Mrs
Wayne Bailey, and the travelling
prize went to Mrs. Sidney Meares
Mrs. J. A.. Brown was a guest
The hostess served chicken salad
cake and coffee. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
ST, JAMES O
TO HEAR TALK BY
MRS. JOHN MAGEE

Mrs, John G. Magee, of Wash
ngton, D. c., former missionary
for the S. P, G. of the Church of
England in China, will speak in
the Great Hall of St. James par
rlSh house this afternoon at 3:45
clock on the Crucial Imoprt-
ance Of Chinese Christianity and
Inc Crisis Facing the British
church Mrs. Magee will speak
upon both these subjects which
are not unrelated, but are both
important parts Of the critical prob
.e'nS facing the Christian Church
III me World today.
MIS- Mage comes to st. James
uiloer The auspices of the Woman
auxiliary, who extend a cordial
invitation to the public to attend
his meeting.