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Evening star., 1943-09-13
Two Boys Rescued
After Suilbout Upsets

Two boys were rescued from the
Potomac River by harbor precinct
police yesterday after their small
sailboat capsized. The two. Thomas
Kone, 2917 Glover drive NV, and
Robert Gordon, 2914 Glover drive
were landed at the Capital Yacht
Club float.
Evening star., 1943-09-13

chases or lack Of adequate cost In
formation.
3. Effective January I, leave 10
the tax structure the recapture Of
past profits, with whatever congres-
stonal action may be necessary to
handle those unusual cases which
may not be covered by price ad-
justment' procedures"
Evening star., 1943-09-13
Five Cooks, Walters Hurt
In Wreck Near Seattle

PINEAPPLE-United States fight
ing word for hand grenade since the
First World War. We can't all throw
pineapples at the Axis, but our War
bond purchases can buy the pine
apples" for our invasion armies. Buy
an extra 500 bond in September.
Evening star., 1943-09-13
Inspector Dies in Air Crush

CHARLOTTE, N. O., Sept. Is tE9.
Field headquarters report
ed Saturday that an unexplained
crash of an Army pursuit plane in
stantly killed First 1t. Francis ".
vanderulis. %, of Upper Darby, Pa.
a technical inspector.
Evening star., 1943-09-13
Post Office May Suspend
Esquire MoiI Permit

BY the Associated Press.
The publisher of Esquire has been
ordered to- show cause why the
magazines second-class mailing per-
NIT should not be suspended for
printing what the Post Once De-
partment terms obscene, lewd and
lascivious" matter.
The department objects to certain
Evening star., 1943-09-13

laundries may all be dispensed with
with OPA blessing.
Minimum charges of 50 cents for
will-call packages and 81 for de-
livered packages were authorized.
Evening star., 1943-09-13

drawings in the magazine and to
an article captioned~ Those Star
and Garter Blues" A hearing has
been scheduled for September 28.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Kept in Fear Of His Job

A s TIME raced hy tho hig boss seemed 10 take
"a keen delight in keeping Henry in fear Of
his Job
Hc never advanced hm in the firm, never
raised hS salary.
Why didn't Henry Ilrrpcr quit
Simply because be had nothing better and
this the only work he knew.
one morning the biz boss didn't show up.
soon RI solemn announcement was made !hc
big boss never would show up again. ic had
dropped dead au hs way 10 the otfce.
Other, ~hooH their heads hu' Henry Harper
Cunnec Iic couGu G. help himself
s few weeks later The u,-6 biE boss came iu.
His name was Frank and be- was he son of
jimmy Black and Martha.
he va, raH and awkward tc said very l.'Ic.
Bur ho was AkahlC
And Hcnr Harper found himself doing his
bc.' 90 help the tId.
lie worked on fot four moro ycar. and hc
did help tr. rcS u.- Ho,, -rcat deal Bat hc
never forgot ts crgdEo
iIc rat.. failed to.Va.t f3I,'', 4p 20 'ro 9''
portrait .t.rrF MORNING and .,i loose tho Bird
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Married The Big Boss

MARTHA didn't hesitate for a split second.
-'A She married the big boss.
After the honeymoon, Jimmy Black was no
longer the Jimmy Black OF old. lie was really
acting the part of the big boss.
When he returned TO the office he had his
things moved 10 the inner Sanctum, And then
he summoned his pal. Henry Harper
Harper" he said stiffiy, Tim putting through
little reorganization around here.
Prom YOU will assist my assistant
secretary. You will that my papers
properly filed and my office kept clean That will
be all
And that was all for almost 20 years. The
old friendship vanished completely.
The big BOSS was very difficult in every way.
lie shouted and raved at the slightest error. He
made Henry Harper'S life miserable
Cana the day then that the big boss brought
in the oil portrait We discussed in the early por
ton Of this yarn,
With great pride he had i hung in his Office.
And from that moment onward Henry HarpcrS
only >olace was In walking up TO that frame every
morning and emitting a luscious raspberry.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

I LILLIAN GISH. Hcr-carccr has been long
- but She is stiil on tho upgrade. She made
her first stage appearance at the age Of in
play called Tho ConvictS Stripes in Rising
sun, O. Her first great film success was in
The Birth Of Nation Lillian was sweet l6
at that time 49,. Grace Moore Is TO be starred
in La Belle Helene | could be wrong but 1
think Lillian Russell once starred IN that piece
Jack Pearl He wants to play the part
David Warfield did in The Music Master" 1
hope he doesn't I would like to see Mr.. Pearl
and Benay Venuta in a revival of piece called
LAS You Were" in which Irene Bordoni and
Barney Bernard were featured around 1920.
incidentally this play would make hilarious
film And we can use few hilarious films at
this time .. DR. George Gleason. Expert on
matrimonial happiness. Has written a book
titled STEPS to Happiness in Marriage, which.
il has been suggested municipal governments
present TO all couples applying for marriage
licenses Guess the taxpayers wouldn't object
10 pay for this if il would really cat down the
divorce rate Think OF all the money those
divorce trials cost
Distributed ht Kng synd Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
It's Triumph Of Hope

QUERIES from clients: Q-IIave just been
t married for the second time What was that
crack Alexander WooCott made about second
marriages? Ann not familiar wtR.Mr. WOOL
colts observations on second marriages but
Doctor johnson once said second marriage was
"a triumph of hope over experience o.
claim as bachelor Of much experience that
The married women who want their husbands to
wear wedding rings the type that do not trust
their mates. They think the wedding ring viii
scare other women away also claim that II
women want men 10 wear wedding rings girls
should buy their sweethcartS engagement rings.
Am l right? A-AS for the first part Of your
argument | can't agree with you. As for the
second there may be some Justice in your claim.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

10 continue after his demise, hut
l managed TO last four years.
New my time is up. and I'm
quitting. soon, perhaps, he and
! viii be together again. Thank
YOU"
The hid walked out from be-
hind the speakers table There
were tears In his eyes Tie
throw b.> a.m around Henry
Harper and Turned 10 bIs cm-
p.oNC
"Nr Harper" hc -aId uru-
knn-N. u must ennlcss That
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
How Broadminded?

ONE and one-fourth inches is said 10 be the
~ length of the average cigaret butt that is
tossed away. l don't smoke cigarets. But
measured discarded cigar butt OF mine and
its length was two inches How broad
minded are you? Do you mind if your wife has
a few boy friends? Well anyway, Mr.. Payne
Whitney evidently didn't as Mrs. Payne Whitney
recently stated: My husband was a.patient man
lie always let me have plenty of bcauN; just for
fun l mean The name Evelyn is said 10
mean pleasant How does this check with the
Eyelyns on your list? l am ready to admit that
! cannot 500 how a name gwen a child hy parents
can affect its character. Still I heard il claimed
that all girls named Ida arc "forccful and
aggressive" and check Of this statement seems
to indicate il is true
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
How Much for Hitler?

A LONDONER has offered a reward Of $4,000
"A for Rommel dead or alive What would be
fair reward for the capture Of a. FILTER,
dead or alive? Some offer should be made. In
World War l. Capt. Larry MacPhail and sew
ora companions of the AEF nearly captured
the kaiser MacPha was close enough to Will
helm to be able to appropriate one of his ash
trays . Paul Revere, Edgar Allen Poe and,
Franklin d. Roosevelt were born in January"
writes a January-born New Yorker Now you
name three equally good men born in your month
July How about Henry Ford John D. Rockc-
feller and Henry Thoreau?
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Had Best Of Reasons

THE little mans name was Henry Harper.
/ And while it might be well that Nus regu-
lar morning raspberry wasn't in the best OF
taste Henry really had the best of reasons.
Thirty years before, Henry and the big
boss had been clerks.
The big boss was then known as plain
Jimmy Black Both men were dligent work
ers and both were pals.
Their taste in ladies also must have run
along similar lines.
For shortly after Henry Harper met
Martha Jackson his pal Jimmy Black had
date with her.
Henry was very much in love with Martha,
but he was colorless. He was a poor con-
versationalst.
He had little experience in love-making,
and-worst Of all--he had no money
Jimmy Black was a coupon from diff
ferent ration book.
He had way with women, and he was
pretty sure of himself.
And when his family bought an interest in
the business, he became general manager over
night
What a whale of difference that made!
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
lnlnnulll6
ailnlnlnllll
HOW n HttiC lore
And conversation
iUiprOCC N tCOUidjt.

THE man said: "At the ceiling price lose
/ money If l sell above | can be fned
100000" He was talking about a ham sand
wich TO take out. / heard the remark made
to another customer while | was in
delicatessen shop trying to buy a couple of
eggs. Imagine being fined $4,000 for selling
a ham sandwich above the ceiling price. The
man who wanted to take out the ham sand
wich said How about selling me a quarter
of pound of ham and quarter of a loaf Of
rye bread then | could make my own sand
wich." The delicatessen shop owner said that
could be legally handled and the transaction
was quickly concluded. Again say that when
400 years ago Shakespeare said IT'S a mad
world, my masters he hadn't really seen any
thing
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

NOTE il said that a feminine celebrity AZ a
night spot wore tho vampiSh combination
of pink and black l can't remember ever see
ing a female wearing pink and black. l guess
l don't 20 10 the places where the vampS arc.
In any event. gentlemen. be on your guard when
one OF your feminine companions appears for an
engagement atiired in pink and black. She is
probably prepared 10 stage super vamping
effort For the protection Of our male SUBJ
ScrberS our Horses Women Research Depart
ment has been instructed 10 fully investigate
this matter Our & W operative 9D already
asked Peggy Hopkins Joyce about il bur She said:
How should | know? | never was vamp'
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

been with the company many,
many years. And he said that
Henry was AN old friend OF ms
fdihcr'%. .....
That got the old man Hc
made the speech lie dldn .
mean word ol %. bat he had
to please this kid
Ladies and gentlemen. ! am
an exceedingly poor talkcr. And
! have no wish to bore you with
MY wears ~ experience n this
COMPANY When was 2 Young
man. I went into the business
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

even I never realized how much
YOU and dad meant To each
other. I had intended To give YOU
check as q retirement gift.
But now I've changed my mind.
II am going 10 give you. Mr..
Harper, my most valued posses
sion.
To your home, tomorrow,
will he delivered the portrait
that hangs in my otficc--thc por-
trait of my beloved father
C.r.-.rr. fqt. b. Krr Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
A HE[[|NCER
SHORT STORY
mnauB y Marx eI.inqer mnnninmi.

TIL .r man was extremely particular.
| Ht walked quietly in}o The office removed
hs hs' aaa wrapped J, in paper before
uuttn IN his locker.
Ilc a,apcd has coat carefully on a hanger.
Then he put on MS office coat brushed
few ima-tuar, sptgks Of dust from each
sleeve ana walked solemEh INTO The Office of
the h.- boss
Trs olacc Was elegantly turnShcd
on tHe u1h, wall was huge portrait
tho talc and figure ot the big boss, him.
self
like tho little man who was now look
inc ug 81. the picture the rls boss had hair
that was very white indeed.
Eu, his bearing was far more aristocrauc.
The H:tle man stood and regarded that
portrait for AZ least three minutes
Then suddenly, he inserted his tongue be-
tween his lips and blew Justify.
Il was AS complete and satisfying rasp-
berry as ever has been handed out in any land
or cline.
Evidently the little man was satisfied, too.
For ho now smiled for the first time and
went about his morning tasks with highly
COntcnttd air.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Miles Afraid TO Marry

I on ZAMPERINT champion miller. now in tho
- air force, says he probably Will never Get
married because all the milcrS he knows have
daughters and he wants sons Did YOU ever
hear OF miller having a SOM" asks Lou. I
haven't II any reader has please report in at
once. Mr. Zamperini would make a nice husband
for some deserving girl and If VIC can assure him
m-.crs do have sons AZ time, perhaps he viii
change his mind as 10 matrlmonv.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
More Like Brothers

- y TIME went on. and We
II grew older. we were more
like brothers than boss and cm-
ploYe.
we orkcd shoulder To-
shoulder every dan, and. when
Jim passed ON from This world.
something Was taken from my
life that can never be replaced.
u doubted that I'd be- able
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

with Jimmy Black. lie was my
good friend.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Vamp in Pink and Black

81 as mInd ae ID matrImon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Lillian Gish on U perade

and Henry Thorcau /?
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-12
Miss Swindell.
Robert Williams
Wed At Merritt

MERRITT, Dec. 11.-Miss Mary
Elizabeth Swindel and R b I t
Wesley Williams, Jr., were mar
ried Wednesday night, December
l, in the Free VIII Baptis t
church mere by the Rev. Clinton
Lupton of Bayboro. pastor.
The church was decorated with
smllax, pine, fern. chrysanthe-
NUNS and candles
Miss Ruby Hunnings of Alliance,
mald-of-honor, wore gold wool,
with black accessories, and a
shoulder corsage of white carna-
tons.
Cornie De Hore of Dover was
best man.
The bride was attlred in light
blue suit, with dark blue access
sores. Her corsage was of red
rosebuds
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for & wedding trip.
Mrs. Williams is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. John Fletcher Swim
dell OF Merritt. After graduating
at Oriental high school, she at
tended Louis5urg college. S h e
holds a position with the Price
administration board at Bayboro.
MIR. Williams is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. f. w. Williams of near
Merritt. He is in the U. S. Navy,
ana IS now stationed at Morehead
CITY.
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Farewell Party Given
For James A. White

MIR. and Mrs j. T. White and
family entertained their son
James A. White, December 7, al
their home in Leland before he
left for the U. S Navy. Games
and other entertainments were en-
joyed during the evening # e
which the guests were served re
freshments.
Cue s. is included James A.
White, Misses Amorett Skipper,
Hazel White, Beatrice White, De.
.cres Roper, Cola Williams, Ar.
lcl4e Mintz, Berry Ganey, Louise
Ganey. Leila Mae Skipper, Cecilia
Skipper, Billy Howard, M d e
White, Lonita White, Carol King.
Brenda J. Skipper, Mrs. Myrtle
King, Mrs. Carrie Boyer, Mrs. Ma
bel McKetrick, Mrs. billiard Skip
per, Mrs Baxter Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis White. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman King, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Williams, and Thally Ganey, Nor
man Ganey, Paul Alexander, C.
Z. Northley, c. w. Ruff, Tylon
Roper, Jury Worth Skipper, Cpl.
Henry o. Ganey, Donald Ray
White, Jerry Skipper and Mr.. and
Mrs. White.
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South Wilmington
Club Holds Party

The South Wilmington Home
Demonstration club held its an.
nual Christmas party Monday eve.
ring, December 6 in the home OF
Mrs. j. P. Russ. The home was
decorated for the Christmas sea.
son and had lovely tree.
Games were played and gifts ex.
changed. Miss Ann Mason, home
agent, spoke on Lets Have Christ
mas The group sang Christmas
Carols at the close of the meeting.
Inc following members and their
guests were present: Mrs. L, T,
landen, Miss Doris Landen. Mr.
and Mrs. Lame, Mrs. Catherine
shorte, Mrs. Nancy Hill, Mrs. Bea.
tr1ce Lawson, Mrs Aileen Leache
Mrs. Ray S. Landen, Mrs. J. P.
kuss, Mrs. Ruby Bass, Mrs.
George McEwen, Mrs. H. NJ. Riv.
embark, Mrs. Horace Rivenbark,
Mrs. Walter Horne, Mrs. Clayton
Horne, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Bernice
Newton, Mrs. c. II. Mcpherson,
Mrs. Nolie Hartley, Mrs. B. M.
Gilbert. Mrs. Troy Motto, Mrs.
Jenny Grimstead, Mrs. Annie Mae
Mildly, Mrs. George Hewette, Mrs.
Hazel Horne, Mrs. Lois Lewis,
f1rs. Grace Rogers, Mrs. Evelyn
Russ, Mrs. Gage, Mr.. Russ and
Hiss Ann Mason.
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Lake Forest School
To Give Christmas
Pageant Thursday

A Christmas Pageant "a King
is Given under the supervision
Of Mrs. J. J. Fowler and Mrs.
Irving Shepard will be given at
Lake Forest school Thursday, De-
cenber Is, at 7:3O in the audito'
rum.
The public is cordially invited.
A small admission will be
charged. -
The cast of characters is as fol
Lows Reader, Marie Rhodes; Isa
iah, Everett Butler; Angel, Mary
Louis Finberg; Mary, Nancy Da
is Joseph, Ed Morris; list shep
herd, Bob Davidson End shep
herd, Kenneth Long; 3rd shep
herd, Arthur White
Group of angels: Nancy Greer
Elizabeth Faulkner, Betty Jear
Honeycutt, Peggy Ray, Jean Ken.
rerley.
LIST Wise man, Eugene Fincan.
non; End Wise man, Ralph Cole
3rd Wise man, Paul Joslyn.
Children of Bethlehem: Dorothy
Smith, Phyllis Boyes, Montee
Maddox, Marcelle Mathews, Gay
Sweek, Joyce Bell.
The Primary department oil
Lake Forest school will present a
Christmas operetta, "Santa's Re.
covery' in the auditorium at 7:3O,
December Is, under the direction
Of Miss Myrtle Lee Wick, Mrs.
R.. F. Hunter, and Mrs. Irving
Shepard.
Cast of characters: Santa Claus,
David Jones; Jack Frost, Ger.
mette Clardy; North Wind, Nancy
coslyn; Radio announcer, John
Strever Snow Spirites: Janice
Kesterson, Jane Goforth, Mary
Ellen Williams, Billie Sheron, JIG
Kathleen Martin, Bobbie CraW
ford, Mary Ellen Jones, Carolyn
F'rink.
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MISS ELSIE CANADY,
WILLIAM REID WE'D
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long sleeves and full skirt form
ing train. Her veil of illusion
fell from a coronet OF seed pearls.
Her flowers were of white car
nations and were centered with
white orchids.
Mr.. Reid was attended by A. H.
McIntire, yeoman second class, as
best man, and his groomsmen
were J. E. Martin. yeoman second
class; Robert Arcard, yeoman sec.
ond class, R. E. Peck yeoman
second class, and A. L. Hardison,
yeoman first class. all stationed
in Wilmington.
Prior to the ceremony Henri
Emurian, organist, presented a
program of nuptial music. During
the ceremony Mrs. q. E. DuRant
sang, Because" and cat Dawn
ing.
The brides mother wore a gown
of blue with a corsage of pink
roses. And the brides sister, Mrs.
Frank j. LeRay, j., wore deep
orchid with a corsage Of yellow
roses.
Following the ceremony the cou-
pie left for wedding trip to
Washington, D. c. and for travel
the bride wore a tan dress with
dark brown accessories and an
orchid taken from her bouquet.
They are residing at 219 South
Third street.
The bride is a graduate of New
Hanover High school and for the
past year ard a half has been
employed in the U S. Engineers
office in Wilmington.
Mr.. Reid is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. N. Reid Of 1141 Chestnut
street, Colorado City, Texas, and
is graduate Of Colorado City
High school. He has served with
the United States Coast Guard for
the past three years and is now
stationed here.
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Christmas Operetta
To Be Held Thursday
By Winter Park School

A Christmas operetta, entitled
The Miser's Dream under the
direction uf Ms. Jean Joyce, as
sisted by Miss Bessie Alderman,
will be given at Winter Park school
Thursday night, December is, at
g o'clock. A small admission will
be charged.
The story centers around an old
miser who has never practiced
kindness to anyone. He thinks that
Christmas is foolishness and SCOTS
at the needless giving of gifts at
Christmas time. He dreams that
many different characters, such as
Gives and fairies come to visit him
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Human, all
of Fort Scott.
The bridegroom Is now IN tHe
Marine Corps. and 9. present Is
stationed at Cherry Point.
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Annual Yule
Party Slated By
N. c. Sorosis

The annual Christmas tea will
-. given by the members of North
I,oroIina Sorosis on Thursday aft
noon from 4 until 6 o'clock, at
tbp clubhouse.
D'o Mrs. c. Wayne Spencer, presi-
,.nt will pour tea and Mrs. Eric
H ,'[ chairman of the music
aon,mittee, will be in charge of
M MRS, / R. Willis is general
,bairman and the Sososis Garden
(onartment will decorate the club
T Hr The receiving line will be
made up of the officers and de-
rartmental chairmen and the
o%airnen of the standing commit
toes will serve.
The High school glee club will
c,psent a program of Christmas
r,nsic under the direction of Mrs.
1,ez French Chapman.
Members are privileged to bring
quest and all service wives and
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women in service are cordially in
v;ted.
Mrs. Paul Burton is chairman
ct the decoration committee and
Mrs. Bertram Quelch, chairman of
the garden cluo.
Sorosis members are urged to
bring all old clothes, newspapers
and magazines to the clubhouse
for the salvage drive.
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and remind him Of his selfishness.
The Fairy, Generosity, comes and
changes his selfish nature. In the
end he finds out that to be happy
oneself is to make others happy.
Main characters are: Old Miser
Moneybag. Clayton Starnes; His
Servant, Dame Marjorie, Catherine
Ozment; Mother Goose, Gene Tay-
lor; Mother Goose Characters, Sec.
ond Grade Children; Christmas
Fairy, Dolores SheW: Fairy Gen
crosby, Patsy Ann Wilson; Self
Selfishness, Louis Le;ner; Elf I'm.
kindness, Phil Harrell; Butcher
Boy, Aaron Ward; Black Cat Choir.
us, Third Grade Children; Witch,
Dorothy Hines; Gnopnes and Elves,
Children Fourth Grade; Peasant
Children, First Grade, Girls Choir
us, Seventh Grade.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
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Miss Hazel Harper
Weds Pvt. Leonardo

NEW BERN, Dec. 11.-Mr. and
Mrs. T. c. Harper of Route /,
New Bern, have announced h e
marriage OF their daughter, Hazel,
to Pvt. John j. Leonardo. Jr., USA,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Leon
ardo of Philadelphia. October 80,
at the Church of the Epiphany in
Philadelphia, the Rev. Eater C..
H. Capman officiating.
The bride wore white satin
gown, and carried an arm bou-
quet of white roses. Her sister,
Miss Marie Leonardo. was maid
of-honor, wearing hlue gold, with
an arm bouquet CT pink roses.
William Mccain OF Philadelphia
acted as best man.
After the ceremony, a reception
was given at the home of the
bridegroom's parents.
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annual ingathering Of Christmas
plants Which will be taken up at
TINS meeting and sent to the ladies
Of the Catherine Kennedy Home.
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Delta Chi Omega
Sorority Names
New Members

The weekly meeting of the Delta
Chi Omego sorority was h e d
Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Madelyn Marshburn. After a
short business meeting, plans for
a gala Christmas party were dis
cussed and committees appointed.
At the close of the meeting Miss
Nancy Eutsler and Mrs. Jean
Brown Poteat were given their fl
nal Initiation as kids and were
voted into the sorority as mem
bers.
The next meeting will be held
in the new clubroom.
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here Wednesday eveHing, Deem
Der /, at the rome ct Magistrate
J. T. Harrison. in the presence
of a number Of friends.
Mrs. Human is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Van Dyke
and the bridegroom is the son OF