davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

Although II had previously been
estimated lS,400 enemy aliens over
Ia years OF age were living in the
Detroit area. only 1925 such per-
sons registered at the Detroit post
office during the alien registration
period which closed al ! p. m.
Saturday il was reported by AS
sistant Postmaster Peter Wiggle.
The original estimate was based
upon the number of new enemy
aliens who registered in the first
alien registration year and a
half ago. Wiggle said II was pos
Sible that many aliens have left
Detroit or become citizens during
that time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
enonts from mOCing IN. :.
o by Times stan Photogra phss

said Wilson, praisiBg the ..excel.
lent cooperation" of all GIN
men and women. "The situation
Is much better than the public
may have been led to expect"
The GIN president, whose firm is
pledged 10 produce about 10 per
cent of metal-fabricated war ma.
terials needed by the government,
said a total of 16l,S factory
We're on the corporation 3
pay rolls during the week ended
February ID. Average employment
during 1899, he said. was 161. TIA.
He disclosed that Sc of GINS 80
plants ARE already either pro-
ducing war material or are being
rearranged and retooled for war
production. A"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
the NIB Of the situation: qcb

pnned- trial Of the CASE. which was
10 have started on that date, until
March is.
O'iiara said that The group OF
IS would he tried FIRST on charge
of conspiracy 10 obStruci justice.
The other group would be tried
for conspiracy 10 maintain and
operate gambling establishments
The first group would include
% suspended policemen and 20
alleged gamblers. The second would
he made up Of former Chief In
Spector GuStave Schink. former
Inspector Thomas X. Collop Of
Trumbull station. Abe and Joseph
Bernstein and Peter DriScoll, al
legged partners in racing infor-
nation service. and IL alleged
handbook operators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Wisconsin Camp Assigned
For States Enemy Aliens

CHICAGO. Feb. % tUP) Ma I.
Gen. J. NJ. Cummins. commanding
the army's Sixth Corps Area. an
nounced today that a permanent
internment camp for all enemy
a lens apprehended in Illinois.
Michigan and Wisconsin has been
established al Camp Mccoy. Wis.
Cummlns said groups Of enemy
aliens apprehended in the three
states by the department OF jus
tice already are housed in "a suit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

most of the branches throughout
the day, swelling sales close to the
5000 mark. -
Sunday, police will start ticket
ing cars with l94l plates. No cars
will be towed away. it was an
nounced, but drivers will be forced
10 appear at headquarters with
new licenses and pay So fines.
Particularly heavy sales of IL
cenSes were reported at the
secretary of states branch at Ken
lucky and Grand River avenues.
where the manager, Kathleen Law
Ter. said 5000 plates would be sold.
Eight extra clerks were aiding five
regulars in handling the rush.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
0Hdrd Fdvors
7 Graft Trials
Fun Pas. o, rietv,.,-Pss. ,. Part ,.

Grand Jury Prosecutor Chester
p. O'Hara asked Circuit Judge
Earl G. PugSLcy Saturday for per
mission 70 divide the huge hand
hook graft conspiracy case into
two tnals. IN one Of which would
be rs d lendants and in the
other %.
Judge PuCSlcy set March q for
p hearing on the request and post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
$4,000 Drivers
Still Ld(k Tags

approximately $4,000 motorists
of the county were still minus 1912
license plates, Secretary OF State
Harry +. Kelly estimated late Sat-
urday as his department closed
books on a record-breaking bust
ness day.
Shiverlng crowds Of last-minute
buyers stood in block long lines at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
10 New Powers
Voted Roosevelt

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S 1NS)
The House late today passed
the second omnibus war powers
bill containin gl6 grants OF power
TO President Roosevelt and gov
eminent agencies.
The bill, as passed by the House.
provides for free postage for mem.
bers Of the armed forces. changes
the metal content of the scent
piece. permits the government 10
inspect and audit the books OF
war contractors. and draStiCally
limits the federal reserve board
rights 10 purchase government
bonds. The measure now goes back
TO the Senate.
For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
GIN War Work
Past 1899 Mark

c. F.. Wilson, president OF Gen.
earl Motors Corporation, said in a
radio address Saturday that GIN
already has achieved a war pro-
duction activity equal TO its total
normal 1899 business and by this
fall would employ more factory
workers than ever before.
I'VE have made faster prog
ress on our war production than
we had even hoped to make"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

able enclosure for safe detention
AT Camp Mccoy. Aliens ar the
camp are those whose hearings
have been completed and who have
Been ordered permanently in
termed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16

5appeln in Mnierer 9ottlolen uJrei=
beit''. SEPT leben 'pir ,mb sreifen
es NIT SGnoen, ipobin mir fomn.en
nit onsm Sortidritt, nit oaen libe.
ralen @rrnn9enihaiten.
Ser 5taat ,pollte nibts mebr mil1en
bon Soft una leinen @elesen. ST
mad)te lih frei bon @ottes @eboten.
Se,lte ie,lfaen bie Golfer inter Der
Staatstprannei.
Die 8olitif Ipottete iiber Oioral
sr,moiGse. 8ieie ieien bShltens tiic
&inoer nod gut, aber im offclltliben
Seben fonne man iid nibt oaran boil
ten. 9or,rm bot ms Die aottlole Eo
litif mm beu gon5en 3lpang ibrer
Sprannei nuierleet.
Sic ShuIc, belebrte ,ms Der 81
beralisnmus, muB frci Iein bon Dog
men, Stride llno Erieiter. Gas &lnh
Ioa ,,biirserlid', ,patriotiid)', ,pater
I0nbiId)", national er5oaen iperoen.
Sic Meligpn bat "a ni6ts 81 logen.
lie lit ,,Yrinotiade"! 0afiir fom Die
moocrne Shuloiftntur nit ibrer lnl
gcbcuerliben, iebes @itern- 1lnO Sim
oesredt 5eritompfenocn Sdlnltpran
nci.
sSm geid0ftIihen lmo lo5ialen Sc
Cen bieb es: bcn nSiihtigen", Dem
Hiidiidtslolen, Dem llnlp5ialcn frcie
9nbn Das Sauptgeieb oes io5iale'.
2cbens bcibt: @elo nerbielell pieI
@elo! 9Nic es pcrhicnt miro, lit He=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
Dbip 8aiienfrennb

$50 lit ba ser Sceen nnb bns per-
lprodcne Slid MI ser >berrliben no =
oernen .@rfinblinAen nnb bes Hielen
fortibritts onf alien @ebieten9
limo no fcblts?
$50 Ieblts, oaB es nid)t beiier itebt
in Der ySelt troe bes groBcn Sort
fhritts. mo ser berpnrra9enoen gr=
finolln9en, tros ser nllaelneincn 8il-
bnng, onf bie mir hof allc 10 Itols
rporen mo bon ser mir sic gliidlihe
Golnng oller sfragen er,portet bnben?
Gin Sbeoloae bat eeiaat: Soft
f"hlt nnlercn Sa9en'
gSir ipollten es pbne @ott MAIDEN.
limo iett lGBt ms Soft ein biBhen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16

ierer !3eit~ laltet? 8ir babeu eeipale
tiee tehniihc ,lnb materieuc Sort
ihritte semaht. Mir baben oas Uteer
1no bie Suit be5lpl,naelL mir bobeH
ben Aetber erobcrt. slber, itcllen mir
nns Die banae Graee: Sot nnler @liid
snaenonnuen
Dn miilien mir io9en: nein! Wir
boben sic arobem ;sortihrittc uno @r.
1nnaenid>aften ndt ridtia ein5uorb.
nen pcrItanoen inter bas arobe, lestc
llnioeriol5iel ser Menid,beit. y
gSic niel !SaB - reaiert bei,te in
ier 8eIt! Gin nnb1uoiser, ein ab
grunbtieIer 0ab. SAB Der Solfcr &C.
aeneino,ber. Sob Der &lalien ,no
Der Stonoc.
ySe piel @lemb = bcrrld)t in Der
NeIt, 100 llcberiiub iein fonnte, ncbr
OILS gertg liir olle. 9lnf Der elnen
Geite Snngcr mo @lcnb, anf Der on
bern Scitc lpcrhcn nit Gaiiee nlo
,Tais Sic Nfoid)incn gebei5t!
gSic picl 3panA - III Der bentl=
gen 3cit. &oilu cine 3eit bat 10 piel
,,bon ser McniNenircibeit aetrarmt
1nb faunt ic bnbcn mir eincu lolhel
3lnang bcrrld)en icbcn. Sdnl5luang
. fir hie SSSuaeuo, Sllru5mnng fiir hen
Scsiineling, &cbr5luana iiir Den Sing
n1onn uno Mann bis IN icinc gralen
Gage, Sport5male inaar fiir Msab.
den. Iartei-, Mcinlmoss, Erelie nto
ioear Hooio5wnng 'iir 9on3e Golfer!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16

benladDe. gSas man ltieblt, lit anf
beroient. 9tnr mlB es aui ufeine
Art' eeiheben. Dafiir befamen mir
mtn ben nnsebeuerlihen 3uang oes
Staates auf oas eeiante aeld)ditlide,
geiperblihe lnlb io5iale 2eben. Niles
lit ,reeuliert". Sal,eno 8oribriftell
ree,lieren sic 10 niel belungene .iSrei,
belt. llno Steuern iperben erfunoen
lmo alferlcat nod gelieben. Ser
Staat bralhts, alio mub er es boben
Da lino mir Nun nit nnIerer 6rci-
belt! glue Sreibeit pbne 8ott fiibrt
6nr Wtenldbentprannei in irgenoeiner
iSorm. Smc Miidtebr anr Mnerfen
ming Der 9ottlihen @ebntc int gait
sen 2cbcn, peroen mir aus Dem
3lpang oieier Sprannitis nid)t mebr
beronsfpmlnen. g8ir miilien 5uriid.
febren aus ben beibnilhen 2eben ,,ob=
lie Soft in ser 8elt", gum brilHi6en
2cben init @ott in ser Nelt" 0a.
nit fomen mir 5nr lpabren, 3ur brilt-
lihen 5reibeit ser Boiler! - ShiIo-
ipnd)e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
Obne 0ott In Der @elt

@s lit nod ni6t Ionee ber, oa las
ih in elmer Ireibenferiiben .3eit'd)riit
rem boblen Sab: 8ei benI gelpaltiaen
Sortihritt ,lnierer 3eit, i'm 3eitolter
Der 0tptoreu lmo SSlra5euae,- fonnen
mir niht mebr an enen Soft alouben.
Die Mcnidbeit bat Iid) 10 9elpoIti9
crbnben lno 10 miro es INNER ipciter
Gcben Ut ser @ntipidlrng - imner
tpfitcr nah obenl
Ger Golferopoltel Eanlus bat bos
ean5c 8e6 oes Seibentilns in sic be-
5eihucnoen Mortc 5uIanlltellaefaBt:
..Sbnc @ott moret ihr IN Ser Melt!"
User mohte leneneu BOB eieies
Neb nid)t ne,,erbin9s idipcr ouf IN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
I'm eine 5aHe aaffec

Die Griegsnotipenoigfeit bot ben
enropdiihen golfern felt Sabren in
ihrer gepobnten 2ebensneiie Die groB-
ten S1rten ouferlegt, ia strmlt lno
bittere Tot ieoer Menldenflaiie eez
brad)t 8ir cntbebren ipobl manbes,
braud)en aber om 9totipenoigen fei-
nen Mongel 5l leibcn. Cine poblDeis
lit)e Hotionierung 1nanber Nab-
rlnesmIttel lit ba5u angetan, baB Die
reihlih pnrDanbeneu Sitter gleibmo>
Bio perteilt lperoen fonnen.
gSir nogen lpobl tempordr Dor Die
Hottpenbiofeit geitellt Iein, nns nit
,penieer &afiee beaniieen au miinen,
ober mir iino barin nod bltnoertmal
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
Photo Features

aliidliber, aIs Die meilteu Menlhen
IN @,tropa uno pielleiht in ser aan-
sen BeIt. Hie perihieoene in Dentib=
lano internierte Amerifaner uno Gor-
relponoenten berihten, lit IN Deutid=
lano 8obnenfaffee cine ieit laneem
Hnbefa'lllte DelitateHe. @rneit 8. 81
iher, aorreiponoent Der Anoc. EreB,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
Mittmod, ben is. 9escmber 1942

,aSH utl lHHI -Wpltulelt HltteItL
Snternierltng befamen mir ein ein-
oiees Nal ioeen. 8obnenfaffee, nn0
oas lpar on einem sSeiertag. 8enn
man in 9eltiblanb ,,aaffee'' ioet, 10
meint man einen &ofice=@rlas ober,
lpie elmer Ser Snternierten es antref.
feno fenn5eihnete, ,,@riasregen,pal-
fer. @s eibt h,nberte bon aaffee-
erlasmitteln: sic beliebteiten oarun.
Ter iino Weal5, @erlte, Apfeliddlen.
8obnen ,mo Yflaunlen. 9iele Grlos.
mittel iino ebenfa0s rationiert uno
,peroen reaelm1sia anf &arten eers
teilt.
8enn mai ritbtiger Bobnenfaffee
our Gerteill,ng an Die 8epolfernng
eelanate, 10 eriolgte ieoesmal borber
cine anltlid)e 9efanntluahung, BOB
Elm beltimmter Nbidnitt elmer be-
ltimnlten 2ebensmittelfarte alln 8e.
5ug elmer &afteeration on benz 1nb
hem Oatlm berehtige. Sn ioIdem
SaIl betr,,g sic Station pro aopf ME
mebr ais ca. smei lln5elt. SSn Berlin
fam oas int Sabre 1871 sipei= pber
breinual Dor. 9ie gerliner befamen
I'M ean5en Sabr 1941 meniger als
ein babies Gfnnb 8obnenfoffee.
@lonapunfte ser lebtiobrigen Neib-
nahtsperteillmg mdrcn cine sSlalde
9lotipeii, cine &er5e lnlp ein fleines
&ledsd,en &affec. gtormalerpeile
eiug ser &offee lpie ai1d alfobo.
liihe @etrinfe nnn Sobof oil Die
&ebr,nadt, sic 3entren Der Hii.
ih,nesino,lltrie lnb oie ourf, 2nIt.
ansriffe beionbers nitaenontmenen
@ebiete.
gtatiirlid] fontlte mani gelegentlid
auf Dem ld3par5en Marft elm Gi,tn0
8obnenfaffee erItebell. Sm bereanee.
,ren Sabre muBte man bafiir in Ser.
lin ettpa 60 Warf pro 8fltnb anle-
gen, alio ,tneefohr $24. Die einaiee
Ouelle, aus oenen nod aaffee in
Deutldlano Damn nno ipot,a fliebt,
i,no sic 2aeerbGnIer in Bremen ,,nS
6alnburg.
ssiel sen Deiltlhen geleeentlid elm
engliiher Sradter, Der Gaffee an
goro bate, in sic 60noe, Damn iprab
It'd bas iofort bon Yinno an WfMn6
ber,un nno ieoernlann freitte iih Die
Elm 2ino. aaum bate Dos 9ambnr.
ger Erilelgerid)t cine Sisnng gebal-
Ten, oa eridien aud ihon int ocn 3ei-
tnneen cine anfiinoianng, oaB ieoer
cine Sanopoa Gaffecbobnen erbaften
fonne. Somas mar i,nmer elm ero-
6es ereienis, mo Or. @obbels iflob.
tete es ieoesmol neiolih aug, Inn Die
Woral 5u itGrfen.
Die eroBen aofieenorrdte, Die lid
9olano unb 0elgien, ober alld) an
rere beieste 2anoer bingelegt batten,
panoerten ielbitperlt0nbli6 bis anr
lebten gobne nad) 9clltid)laub. Gor
einent sSsabr aeraoe. iab id) an Der
rl1iiid)en sSront, ipie Irnleefobe gan-
ae Sade edten 8obnenfaffees perar-
beiteten. 3u Der aleiden 3eit fraeten
Iid III Berlin bie Selite aneltlid], Oh
lie su 0eibnahtet auh tpirflidj lire
Sonbpon 8obiten friegen niirben.
Gof audi Der Ben Soloaten gereidte
Gaffee an Ser Sltfront iplirne nit
Mal5 lmo anoeren Snrrogatelr ge.
,r;{ch4 ,t,S 5L,,o,f4o n,o;f chn, ,,nA
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16

M % ;r .s 's ss % AZ sss @
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-03
BY MARGUERITE YOUNG
NEW YORK, March 2.

Buttons, so long shy and retiring,
lately have been asserting them
selves as distinct style-accents on
suits and dresses. And the coming
seasons new crop has some of the
brightest and gayest you can im-
agine.
Two attractive specials on
the spring button menu might be
called vegetable plate' and fruit
cup" These are in gay group OF
seven different button originals
utilizing very lifelike fruits and
vegetables in colorful hues. They
are made for the first print
dresses.
There are beets, green peppers,
squash, tomatoes, egg plants and
Some incorporate
the whole vegetable, others show
the vegetable split in half and
hung on the dress. There's actu-
ally "salad bo1r' button -
a bright yellow bowl, filled with
sculptured vegetables. This IS
done in sizes varying from that
of a dime to that of dollar. Inc
dollar size is a clip-pin. Match
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-03
2-Way Help for
WO M EN-!

What should a woman do who is
rundown, suffering from function
al discomforts, such as headaches,
nervousness, or cramp-like pain?,
The experience of women by thou
sands answer, ''Take CARDUI!"
For CARDUI may help you in
two ways: Many who begin three
days before 1.-The time" and take
it as directed, find it helps relieve
pain. Then taken by directions as
tonic, CARDUI usually helps
stimulate appetite, increase the
flow of digestive juice, and so inn
prove digestion.
Thus it helps to build energy and
strength and reduce periodic dis
tress for many. 81 years of popu-
larity invite confidence in CARDUI.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-03
Orton Camellia Blooms
Exhibited In Charleston

SOUTHPORT, March 2-Although
they were not eligible for entry
for prizes, an exhibit of 81 va
rieties of plants and blossoms from
Orton nurseries afforded real COM
petition for attractiveness at the
annual flower show for amateurs
at Charleston, S. c., this past
S. "-rday.
The Orton exhibit consisted of
a whole station wagon load of dis
plays Of blooming camellias and
other flowers, in addition to scores
of plants. Parties who attended the
show and who nave since been in
town were unhesitating in saying
that the local exhibit would have
made grand slam at all of the
prizes if they had been eligible
for such purpose.
The flowers were carried to
Charleston by Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Ferger. Mr.. Ferger has only re-
Gently assumed the duties of man.
ager of the Orton Plantation and
nurseries, succeeding L i u t..
Churchill Bragaw who mas been
called to army service. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Ferger will con-
tinue the practice of carrying ex-
hibits of Orton flowers to all shows
within a reasonable travelling dis
tance of Southport. Recent cold
weather has held many of the
camellias back from their accus-
toned time of blooming, but ca
mellias, azaleas and other plants
are all in wonderful shape and
the beauty and profusion of bloom
will be greater this year than ever
before. Abundant rainfall all dur
ing the winter has had a most
beneficial effect on the growth OF
the plants and development of
buds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-03
V. F. w. Auxiliary Holds
Regular Meeting Here

The V. F. W. auxiliary held the
regular meeting recently in the
Tide Water building at which time
Mrs. Cordelia B. Foster, home
service demonstration, was the
principal speaker.
Many new members were well
coined by Mrs. Ida Belle Wylie,
president. Mrs. Wylie spoke brief
ly on the work of the auxiliary,
after which she turned the meet
ing over to Mrs. Foster, who talk
ed on Balanced Diets, and Vita
MINIS. Kitchen styling was dis
cussed and demonstrated in the
nome service kitchen. Two tables
were set pointing out the costs of
linen, china, crystal and food. She
state that one could keep the din
ing room the most important room
in the house. The tables used for
demonstration showed the differ
ence between the attractive and
unattractive serving of a meal. Fol-
lowing Mrs. Fosters talk light re-
freshments were served.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-03
Personals

Mrs. J. L. Canady, Jr., and sons,
Joel and Allen, of Raleigh, arrived
Saturday to spend some time with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. E. B.
Lewis at their home on Ann street.
Lieut.. Canady has recently been
called to active duty and has re-
ported to Edgewood Arsenal, Md.
Mrs. Henry Deas, Jr., left Mon
day for Charleston, S. c., where
she will spend a week as the guest
Of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Deas.
Lieut.. Williab Echols has left for
New Orleans to report for duty. He
is being accompanied by Mrs.
Echols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cameron
have returned from Ell Paso, Texas,
where they spent two weeks with
their son, Lieut.. Bruce B. Cameron,
Jr., who is aide to Brig. Gen.
James B. Crawford. Returning,
they spent some time in New Or
leans.
S. Warren Sanders is recuperat-
Fayetteville, following an illness.
ing at the Veterans hospital IN
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-03
Cay Fruit And Vegetable Buttons
Add Zest To Spring Style Menu

ing button and pin are shown for
many different types of clothes.
The fruit cup" idea, bit more
restrained, is series of plastic
buttons, Stimulating various fresh
fruits. There are strawberries
that look luscious enough to eat.
The button is a single berry, one
leaf, one tiny white blossom.
Four of these in row down the
front of last springs round-neck-
ed dark crepe frock, plus a match
ing clip showing a spray of
leaves with several berries, worn
on the cuff of a gauntlet glove,
makes a seemingly new costume.
Similar sets SHOW lemons, apples
and other fruits.
Other interesting big-button
originals of this type are a col
ored straw braid disc, green
moonstone in a cut-out gold metal
cartwheel, and a second center
with polka-dot rim.
Little people, and of course, in
cluding soldiers and sailors, are
whimsically represented in a
group of button fantasies in wood.
These are intended especially for
summer clothes. They're cleverly
carved, painted in pastel shades,
and look something like the
Noan's Ark folk you used to play
with as a kid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-03
Bids Opened Here
For Durham Camp

Bids continued to be opened by
the U. S. district engineers office
here Monday for the construction
of Camp Butner, 35,O00-man army
triangular division base northeast
of Durham.
Due to rules of censorship the
awards and the amounts involved
are not available until released oy
the War department, as both parts
involved in Mondays opening are
in excess of a million dollars.
Mondays bids were on parts Nv
and VIII Of the camp. Part ~ is on
buildings on the south line between
21st and goth streets for the Corps
Area Service Command and the
Hospital Evacuation Troops. Part
VIII deals with the construction OF
the First Infantry regiment area-
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-03
Southside Baptist
Circles To Convene

The circles of the W. M. S. of
Southside Baptist church will meet
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 as fol-
lows:
No. Mrs. C. w. Bailey, GIL
Ann street.
No. 2-Mrs. C. H. West, 210
Church street.
No. 3-Mrs. S. w. Ruark, 1911 So.
Fourth street.
No. Mrs. R. T. Horne, 708 So.
Sixth street,
No. 5-Will meet Tuesday even.
ing at o'clock in the>Fidelis class
roo mat the church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-03
Miss Outlaw,
C.. W. Osborne
Are Married
Wedding Takes Place Feb. 21,
At Southport Bap-
tist Parsonage

SOUTHPORT, March -Th e
marriage of Miss Theo Outlaw of
Southport and c. W. Osborne of
Southport and Camp Davis has been
announced. The ceremony took place
Saturday night, Feb. 2l at the
Baptist parsonage here. Rev. A. L..
Brown, pastor officiated. Mrs. Os-
borne is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Outlaw. Mr.. Osborne is
a native of Columbus county, but
has resided here since the death of
his parents about II years ago. He
has a position with the engineers at
Camp Davis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-03
Flora Macdonald College
May Queen Names Court
Attendants For Festival

PED SPRINGS, March 2.-Lucille
cricps If Sheffield, Mass, Flora
v,oionaIs May Queen for 1912,
s,s cto,en the maids to attend her
,t % tte May Day festival on the
+ims tosored 'first Tuesday in
Nay
lean Ryburn of South Charles
ION. West Va, will be Miss Griggs'
nsI.of-honor, and the ten other
msnbers of the court are as fol
bw Evelyn Robertson of Ahoskie
NlThomas of Florence, s. c.; Jean
TTnh of Rowland; Christine Will
Isnson Of Lumberton Helen Walk
r Of Hemp; Martha Griggs of Che
raw S. c.; Carolyn Mclean of Rae.
tri, Elizabeth Price of Charlotte;
Virginia Bogue of Tampa, Florida !;
and Phyllis Powers of st. Pauls.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-03
What A Cough!
And how it hurts, and nags
And disturbs YOUR sleep.

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afford to take a chance with any medi-
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which goes right to the seat of the
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bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood,
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1t contains no narcotics.
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way it quickly allays the cough, per-
mitting rest and sleep, or you are to-
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