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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-06
BURGAW

BURGAW, Nov. 5.-Miss Nancy
Murphy of Chapel Hill, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. T Murphy. Another
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Nix
on, Jr., of Wilmington, also spent
the weekend with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy.
Misses Laura Biberstein, Matha
Vance Sparkman and arth a
James Pearsall, students at Peace
college, spent the weekend with
their respective parents, in Bur-
gaw and at Rocky Point.
Miss Julia Akin, acting super
Miss Elsie Elkins spent the
intendent of public welfare, made
a business trip to Durham last
week.
Miss Elsie Elkins spent the
weekend in Wilmington, visiting
her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Pullen Wis
tied Mrs. Pullen's mother, Mrs.
Annie James in Wallace, Sunday.
Mrs. A. B. Reeves, Jr., visited
her son, A. B. Reeves, 3rd, at
Chapel Hill last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Simmons spent
the weekend in Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Sasser and
two sons, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man Saunders and daughter, Of
Wilmington, spent Monday in Bur.
gaw visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bowen Of
Greensto o, we're weekend visitors
here.
Mrs. H. T. FISHER left last
Wednesday to join her husband at
Keesler Field, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Durham and
two daughters, visited Mrs. Dur
hams mother, Mrs. c. C.. James
in Wallace, Sunday.
Mrs. Lloyd Veach has returned
Greensboro, were weekend visitors
her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Pearsall
spent few days in Wilson last
week on business.
Mrs. J. T Brown and Miss Luna
Taylor were guests of Mrs. J. H.
Bannerman at Carolina Beach Sum-
day.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ernest Rodney
of Pope Field, Fayetteville, visit
ed Mrs. Rodney's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Hamilton Sunday.
Misses Delisle and Eloise Bor-
deaux attended the Camp Davis
Lejeune football game at Camp
Lejeune, Saturday.
Mrs. w. J. Marshburn, M S S
Sara Marshburn, and Mrs. Crockett
spent the weekend in Raleigh with
Miss Mildred Marshburn.
Pvt. Robert Salley of Camp Da-
Wis. was a weekend visitor at the
A. L. candy home.
Clifford Ramsey, Jr., of EMIL,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. T. H Ramsey
over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Blake and
Mrs. Tom Humphrey OF Whining
ton. spent Wednesday in Burgaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Williams
were Sunday guests at the nome
Of Mrs. J. H. Bannerman at Caro-
Ina Beach.
Vernon Neal of Wilmington spent
Saturday in Burgaw.
Mrs. Lottie candy visited in War
saw last Wednesday.
Corp. and Mrs. Mates, who have
been living at the w. r. Harrell
home in Burgaw, left this week for
Colorado, where Corp. Mates has
been transferred from the 363rd
AA Battalion to a ski troop.
Among Sunday soldier visitors in
Rurgaw were M-Sgt. Bill Lott and
Sgt. Eddie Stauffer.
Mrs. o. G. Terrell, Mrs. Graham
Terrell and Mrs. J. r. Casey spent
Sunday atFort Bragg, visiting with
Graham Terrell.
Mrs. Myrtle Johnson has return.
ed from a visit with her sons and
daughter, in Raleigh.
DR.. and Mrs. M. C. Kinlaw ana
son of Pembroke, have been Visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rowe mere
this week.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-06
Rude And Lazy
Workers Face
Reckoning Day,
Warns Millet]
BY RUTH MILLETT

Thousands of girls and middle
aged housewives, today are getting
their first Job experience in an era
when the customer is regarded as
something of nuisance, and
when an employer hesitates to fire
an employee for any reason he
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-06
COMPLETES TRAINING

M. Roberta Mackenzie, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. MacKen-
zie Of 1914 Ann street, and sister
Of Capt. Richard Mackenzie, USA,
has completed her basic training
and indoctrination course at the
Naval Training school, Bronx, N.
Y, and is now proceeding to Yeo-
man school at Iowa State Teach
er's college, Cedar Falls, Iowa for
further training. Seaman Second
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-06
LETTER RECEIVED

RALEIGH, Nov. 5-lRHGovernol
Broughton today received letter
from President Roosevelt express
ing interest in the celebration Of
Kitty Hawk day at Kill Devil Hill
on December IT. A similar cele-
bration will be held at the White
House on the evening of the same
day. the president said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-06
AT RADIO SCHOOL

Lucille West Parker, daughter OF
Mrs. Edna w. Parker Of 1902 Prin-
cess street road, is now enrolled
in the Radio school, Miami Uni
versity, Oxford, Ohio. She recent
ly completed her basic training as
Wave and indoctrination course
at the Naval Training school,
Bronx, N. Y.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-06
ENTERS SERVICE

Thester T. Barnhill, of Whining
ton, who was recently taken into
the service, has been sent to the
Ordnance Replacement Training
center, Aberdeen Proving Ground,
Md, where he will receive his
basic training as an Ordnance sol
der. He formerly lived at Ill
South Harrison street, Sunset Park.
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c a n possibly
overlook.
Consequently
a lot of these
newcomers to
t h e business
world are get
ting by with
laziness, ineffi.
cheney, a n d
d o w n r | 6 h
r u d e n e S S tc
customers.
The customers
can t a k e it,
though it is be.
ginning to t e l
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fist church. Prior to his leaving
Mr.. Woody was pastor of the Pol
louisville and associated Baptist
churches in Jones county, where
he has been for the past two
years. While here they visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Woody on
Harbor Island.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-06
CHAPLAIN TO PREACH

Chaplain Walter M. Bennett will
preach the sermon at the II O'Clock
service at St. James church on
Sunday.
Chaplain Bennett is now station
ed at Fort Fisher. Before enter
ing the Army Chaplain Bennett was
a priest of the Episcopal church
in the Diocese of Texas.
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Miss Thelma Suggs,
Franklin HARRISON
Marry In Dillon, S. c.

Fr1ZABETHTOWN Nov. S.
ras wedding of Miss Thelma Sugg
and Franklin N. HARRISON wa
.olemnized Sunday night, Octobe,
81. in Dillon, S. c.
The bride is the daughter of Mel
cooos and the late Mrs. Suggs O.
F1i37abethtown. She wore dress
- orav-blue wool and her acces
.ories we're British tan.
The groom is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. HARRISON O,
7T Ri He is graduate
- Flzaoethtown High school anc
;s now employed with the North
r.rolipa Shipbuilding company ir
Wilmington.
The couple is making their home
in Elizabethtown.
Miss Audry Melvin. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Melvin Of
EIi7abethtown and Pfc. Ste r
Manley George we're united in mar.
riage in Dillon, S. c., on Tuesday
,fternoon, November 2.
Mrs. George is a graduate Of
Flizabethtown High school a n
wortb's Business school.
The groom is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. George of Bur-
saw and prior to induction into the
srmv in December 1912 was man.
sser Of Rowe Amusement Co., in
FIiza5ethtown. He is now station
ed at Chanute Field at Rantoul,
III where he will return after a
several days Through.
Mrs. R. H. Work was hostess to
her bridge club in the home OF
Mrs. J. L. Corbett at White Lake
on Friday afternoon. The living
room was decorated with f l ]
leaves and flowers the Halloween
motif being carried out in the tai
lies. Three tables were in play
and at the end of three progress
sions game of bingo was played.
Refreshments were served. Guests
included: Mesdame. John Cross,
Claiming Glenn. Cecil Edge, C. W.
Fisher R. B. Harper. Alex Hutch
inson. R. J. Hester, Jr., Seaborn
Blair, N, L. Tatum. A. H. Greene,
S L. Thornton and Clayton Reg
ister. High score for guest was
won by Mrs. Blair, while club high
score went to Mrs. Cecil Edge.
Travelling prize was won by Mrs.
R. ]. Hester, Jr., low score by
Ms. Register and bingo by Mrs.
HIchinson.
Hiss Kitty Lou Williams enter
lined at a buffet supper Saturday
gening in honor of Miss Rachel
Hurst of Kenansville whose we'd
Ing to Chief Petty Officer Paul
Rogers OF Morehead City will take
lace November II. The home was
decorated with a profusion of fall
lowers IN bridal colors. Covers
we're laid for Is guests and each
able was lighted with white tapers.
The bride-elect was given a cor
age of white carnations and mini
ature corsages were presented to
each guest. A three course dinner
vas served. Miss Hurst was pre-
;ented beautiful piece of china
n her chosen pattern. Guests in
Guided: Miss Hurst, honoree, Mrs.
D. NJ. Campbell and Mrs. Eugene
Hobbs Of Fayetteville. Mesdames
Herman Greene, J. P. Freeman,
Carl Campbell, j. D. Beatty, Ruth
Baird, Archie Sutton, Misses Eve.
Ign Case, Mural Pittnan, Agnes
Parker, Lois Mcdowell and Thelma
Suggs.
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Miss Saleem,
1t. Bellomy
To Wed TODAY

THE wedding of Miss Marie sa-
,.o,n and Lieut.. Robert F. Bellomv
III take place Saturday afternoon
u s:15 o'clock at the First Baptist
church.
M invitations have been issued
s,,+ friends of the couple are in
..od In attend.
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Although excessive automobile
voltage may seem to be an advan-
tage. actually it burns up the dis
tributor points and burns out the
hea d1i p11tS
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AWARDED WINGS

Jack H. Ellis
son of Mrs. L.
o. Ellis of "a
w r i 6 h t S vile
avenue, w a s
r e c e n tt y
awarded t h e
wings o f a
b m b a rider
following grad
uation fir o m
Childress Army
Air Field, Chill
dress, Texas.
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base in Cali
fornia recently
after spending
a fifteen : day
leave with his
mother, Mrs.
Ella Fales, OF
2 0 8 Woodrow
avenue who was
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This was his
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IN SERVICE
II II II II h

Glass Mackenzie is a former teach
er in the New Hanover county
schools.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-06

first visit at home since Pearl
Harbor,
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A new synthetic cinnamon ara'a h ssu
other synthetic spices have 0sen
reported. h
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

Ioe Do YOU plant yourself In the middle of
the hvng-toom and make the whole family
hot-foot IL around waiting on YOU like so
many slaves footmen and butlers2
II When you wake mp Do the morning is
your first thought;
Going 10 bed aEau2
N How far away $50 p m. seems
Numbering the Ingenious man who in
vented the alarm clock
Going 10 sleep In a comfortable corner
OF the bus?
The agony Of getting up
The horror Of sitting erect
The catastrophe of walking block
12-Whcn you're halfway through a mur-
der mystery. do you read tho last chapter
because you want 10 sec how IT comes out
but it takes too much energy to wade through
20 many pages -
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

appetite for break
fast yet always
get up at the last
minute, trying to
eat while you're
still asleep?
23-Do you feel
"all in mentally"
after doing your
housework, just
because you We
been orryin &
about some trine
lllht y . " L NUS
bands pay) while
you're doing 1T,
thus wasting all
your energy?
"A DO you feel
I'll pse t. after
breakfast. forget
ting that you dash
from coffee to bus
without "A minute
for relaxation -?
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25
WHEN YOU'RE OUT

do YOU think nothing of a fve-mle hike
so little, in fact, that you've never tried IL?
Docs II wear you out TO watch;
Steeplechasers going over jumps?
Track meets?
People working
3-To dodge walking do you dream up such
obvious ones as:
Your shoes hurt
It's too slippery?
You haven't got time?
You've already had lot Of exercise to-
day that nobody knows about?
N 4-When you can just catch the bus by
sprintng do you let it go and take your time
because you hate TO have TO hurry?
5Do you hang on to your seat in the bus
because AS, g..
You feel that you need it more than any
one else does J.?
First come, first served?
You're too lazy TO get up?
You can't read your paper standing up?
6-After you've walked a few blocks do
you feel that you'd fizzle out, if you had to do
a few more?
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25
AT HOME

As soon as you get home from work,
do you make for the living-room sofa and
promptly pull Rip Van Wrinkle in four
octaves?
2-Is the only exercise you get around the
1aBbuse
Pushing yourself away from the table
three times a day-popularly known as
"demitasse chinnng?"
Moving your head quickly from side to
side whenever someone suggests walk?
Mental-because no one can check up
it,
Walking in your steep you can rest
while you exercise
3-Do you launch-into long spiels on the
advantages of exercise. yet somehow pull a
fast fadoout when screens are to be put up
the furnace needs stocking it's time to get
the mail?
Are your favorite outdoor sports:
Sunbathing because no can tell
you're asleep
Coasting -downh?
Waiting for a new kind of bird or flower
TO appear so you look IL up in the
guidebook
Throwing balls for a dog who has to do
all the chasing?
Raising plants that don't need any care
and just grow. a sort Of horticultural
Topsy?
Flying a kite which is tied firmly to
tree
5-Does the whole family have to resort to
mass attacks. dire threats and cold water to
get you out of bed every morning?
6-Do you look forward TO snoring in the
front porch hammock as much you would
going 90 the gala opening Of the Gold-Plated
Roof with tickets on the house?
10 you find yourself envyng:
Convalescents because they can sleep
all they want ia" with no one to disturb
their snores yawns, stretches and COM
plants
The boss because he can come to work
half hour later and stuff himself at a
two-hour lunch p"
South Sea Islanders, because they can
oll on beaches waking up only long
enough TO eat and roll over on the other
ido
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

until tomorrow because you'll feel more
like doing it then (you hope)?
Pass it along and let someone else work
on it so you won't have to?
Sidetrack it quickly, because it means
more work
2-Are you such steady worker that If
you were any steadier you'd be all but motion
less
3-Are YOU the idle" of your family lol
ling around doing nothing while doting aunts
and other relatives say how good.looking you
are H...
lis the only way you look out for YOUR
family sitting IN the window all day and wait
ing for them 10 return with the proverbal
bacon
8 DO you let your subordinates do all the
legwork SO you can coast save your mind"
and conserve your SIperb intellect for more
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

avoid having parties. committee meetings or
frequent doses of company because "they
clutter up the house and talk too much ?"
19-Do you ease off in your hot bath be-
cause its such nice place to sleep where
nobodyll bother you?"
2O-Do you always deny you've been cat
mapping even when you're caught red-handed
at saving two-by-fours loud enough to be
heard three rooms away?
N-When you drop gadgets behind the
radiator or under the sofa do YOU promptly
forget about them until next Spring cleaning.
when they're bound to show up again ?"
22-Do you wonder why YOU never have an
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25
b.


11-Are you always counting:
The hours until p. m?
The days until the weekend?
The weeks until vacation?
The years until you retire?
The rich relations who might die and put
you on Easy Street?
12-Do you see TO it that your office has
plush overstuffed chairs because you can
think better if You relax ?"
13-Would you be hestant to learn a new
trade because:
You'd have to start at the bottom
You're too comfortable where you are
At So you're too old to learn new
things ?"
14-When you're given a job you don't
like, d0~You try to get away with as little
work yoir safely can?
15-When you're at the office, do you en-
gage in petty differences, gossips, slghtings
and social pettness which not only reduce
your output but trifle away vast amounts of
your needed energy?
16-Do you have that gosh I'm tired feel
ing" about four o'clock every afternoon which
couldn't possibly" have any connection with
the lunch you bolted, the argument with your
errand boy and the political TRADE you delv-
cred TO the open-mouthed office force?
17-Do you work hard only because you're
too nervous to steal and too allergic to quad
rupeds to play the horses?
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

C o m f or t a b y
while you think
of all the things
you have to do
around the house
but just can't
find either [ h G
time or inclina.
ton to do them ?
16-Would you
rather listen to
music that puts
you to sleep than
music that stirs
you, wakes you
up and gets you
going q?
It's five min
utes the maxi
mum time you
can spend spread
fiat on the sofa
a n d still keep
your eyes open =?
1S-D 20 YOU
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

important jobs
6-According to efficiency experts, your
peak energy time is at IL a. m. Do you feel
all tired out at that hour?
DO you boast about the fat salary you're
dragging down compared to the thin amount
of work you do?
S-Do you begin a lot OF projects but never
finish them because you have more interest
ing things on your mind 30
9-If you could be president of the firm but
woad have TO work exactly twice as hard TO
do it, would you refuse?
10-Do you have the Monday morning
blues even when you go TO bed with the
chickens Sunday night?
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

Would you rather trek halfway across
a department store for an elevator instead of
taking the staircase near you?
8Do you find yourself unusually inn
pressed with luxuries, fluffy nothings and
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

13-Do you dial Information" for tele-
phone numbers because its too much trouble
to cope with the big telephone books you get
nowadays"
14-When group of slap-happy pals
phone you to join the party, do you beg off
because:
You're set for bed and besides it's too
much trouble to take off your paiamas?
They're all at the other end of town
Your wife isn't around to knot your bow
tie and find your studs?
15-Is your favorite home sport reclining
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25
WITH YOUR FRIENDS

WITH YOUR FRIENDS
do you hold grudges against people be-
cause:
They're always on-the-go?
They you out?
You can't keep up with them?
They're too young for you?
They always want to go out?
2When you get an invitation do you first
make it clear that you:
Have 20 hit the hay early?
Simply won't get all dressed up like a
Plush Horse headed for Hialeah for any
one?
Will wear old clothes or else?
3-Do you eventually drop all friends who
Live in walk-up flats :?
Make you walk instead of taking the
bus
Enlist you in charity door-to-door can
vassing
Make you help with the dishes when you
for dinner?
Would rather dance than eat2
Keep telling you you should do more
work.
Want TO hear your opinion on current
events?
Do you give up pursuing an attractive
member of the opposite sex because there's
too much competition ?"
5Would you rather go out with stupid
old crony, with whom you can relax and act
natural, than successful friend with whom
you have to keep awake and on your toes?
6-Do you insist people go to your same
Old Hole in the Wall because it's just around
the corner and an easy step from home?
AT parties are you always the last 10
arrive and the first TO leave?
s-Are you quick to run down new theories
because it's too much trouble TO think them
out and figure why they won't work?
9-Do you like people because they:
Fit in with your plans?
Never have an idea Of their own
DO all the talking you won't have to7
Are so quiet and "restful?" ?"
Ease off on the sofa and you don't have
to entertain them?
10sDo you go out of your way to impress
people with:
How much sleep you didn't get last
night?
The time and trouble it took you to do
them a favor?
lido you choose movies solely for:
Proximity?
Early shows?
Comfortable seats?
Drowsy themes?
Mushy music?
12-Do you dodge all discussions OF world
problems because:
There's nothing you can do about them
anyway?
You like to talk about more pleasant
things?
other people ought to bother about them
not you?
13-When you're at party, do you COLI
lapse in a comfortable corner and watch
everyone do the entertaining as though you
had ringside seat In nghtcub7
14-Do you avoid striking up new friend
ships because:
You'd just be bothered with more invita-
tions?
You've got enough friends to keep you
busy already?
15Do you leave people with:
Take it easy?"
Don't strain yourself?"
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25
YOUR WORK

/ w n q vcr
you get a good
idea, do you:
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

oVerstufed notions just because they're in de-
partments with comfortable sofas and cushy
easy chairs?
9-Do you cease shopping when you've
bought only about half the things on your list
because you can get them all some other
time, so why bother now"
10Do you try to have everything dev-
cred TO your home you won't have to go
through the back-breaking ordeal of strug-
Cling with small packages?
n-Do you give up the idea of buying an
outfit you like because its too much trouble
to try il on?"
12-Do you look forward TO buying shoes
because you sit down while you're trying
them on?
13-Do you look at clothes you don't want
just a ruse TO sit down, drop your bundles,
relax and have a cigarette?
14-Do you wander aimlessly around the
store like a willing subject at hypnotists
convention, instead Of going straight TO the
Information Desk TO locate what you're look
ing for?
15-Just because you're carrying pack
age. do you use it as excuse TO take the bus
and snooze on the way home?
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

C 10 you COL
lapse with fatigue
around 5 p. m
sun d V at the
IN ere thought Of
going 20 work tho
next day instead
~ again sleeping
TIL noon
q w hen the
phone or doorbcll
nngs do YOU si
lcntly curse the
caller who's re-
spousible for get
ting YOU up 90
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

B @ RS. be
cause tn ey
can hibernate
all Winter 90
Park flops
''b @ c a u S C
they have no
re sponsibili-
tie g, roof
leaks n ou s.
ing worn es
O r b @ n G n
rent p"
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25
By JUDITH CHASE.
WeIl-Known Quiz Expert.

r MERCY thing
= lion and nip elephant
Most Of havent got H. would like speed
Factory
activity which
you TO your snsrey--or
questions
question. add
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-24

"Tell me. How many more days
before Daddy can come homer
And mother doesn't know. So
she answers the same way she's an
sWered a hundred times
''Not so many days. we hope.
Daddy can't come home to us until
the war is over. Until we win, you
know"
Nobody can tell the thousands Of
bewildered little hearts when their
Daddies will come home.
Nor the millions Of other Ameri-
cans when their husbands, or sons,
or sweethearts will be back.
The tragic truth Is that many Of
them will never see their loved ones
again. Never.
But this we do know
Every minute by which the war