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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-19
Novigrobovi
MATH VALENTIC

Vceraj ob 3. uri popoldne je
umrl pri delu "a srcno hibo
Math Valentic, star 81 let, sta
nujoc ma $500 Edna Ave. Ia
poslen je bill pri Brown Fence
Co. Pogreb sc DO vrsil IL "a
krajskovega pogrebnega zavo-
da. Podrobnosti bono poroca-
Ii jutri.
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IVAN CANKAR"

clani dramskega zbora ''Ivan
Cankar'' so vabljeni, da Sc ude-
lezijo redne mesecne seje v sre-
do, 20. septembra, ma kateri Sc
bo razpravljalo 0 pripravah "a
igro "Deseti brat" XII Sc bo W.
sila v nedeljo, 8. oktobra.
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kAMPANJSkA SEJA

V sredo, oh 8. uri zvecer sc
vrsi Slov.- druStvenem domu,
ma Recher Ave-, seja Euclid
Roosevelt-Lausche kampanjske-
ga odbora. Podani bodo racuni
zadnje prireditve in vrsila Sc DO
razprava registraciji. Clani
SO proseni, da Sc seize gotovo
udelezijo.
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5 TISOC JAPONCEV
UBITIH MA PALAUSU

PEARL HARBOR, 19. sep
tembra. Uradno Sc poroca,
da so ameriske sile pri invaziji
otocja Palaus ebile 5, ,543 japon-
skin vojakov. Ameriskl marini
so vceraj zavzeli glavno mesto
ma otoku Peleliu in odbili vse
sovrazne napade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-19
VESTI o HITLERJEVIH
PRIPRAVAH IA BEG

LONDON, 18. septembra. -
Vesti il Stockholma so danes
porocale O Hitlerjevih pripra-
vah "a beg, toda MISC edine V
tenn, kako namerava f1rer zbe-
zati. Ena vest pravi, da je "a
Hitlerja in njegov Stab priprav-
ljenih 10 velikih letal, neka
druga vest pa trdi, da je d al
Hitler zgraditi posebno podmor-
nico, katero bi bill sposoben
zbezati ma Japonsko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-19
MA OPERACIJI

V Huron Rd. bolnisnici, kjer
Sc je podvrgel operaciji, Sc ma
haja rojak Joe Sedej, stanujoc
ma 713 E. 100 St. Obiski zacasno
MISC dovoljeni. zelimo mu sko-
rajsnjega okrevanja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-19
Miller ostavil Gornika
kot vardnega vodjo

Vceraj Sc je zvedelo, da
je predsednik demokrat-
ske okrajne organ.zacije,
Ray T. Miller, odstavil
Johna Gornika, glavnega
deputy klerka na okrajni
sodniji, kot vardnega vodi-
telja v %. vardi in imenoval
ma njegovo mesto bivsega
cOuncilmana Johna Nova
ka. Miller je rekel, da je to
storil v interesu ''harmOni-
je v stranki."
Izgleda, da bo NOvak kOt
vardni vodja igral vlogo.
"generala brez vojske", kaj-
ii preciRlktni na6elnild SO
ysi m GornikoN strani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-19
DIREKTORIJ S D D

Seja direktorija SLOW. drnst-
venega donna ma Recher Ave, Sc
DO vrsila v sredo, OBJ s: uri I'VE
Ger. Direktorji so proseni, da Sc
udelezijo polnostevilno radi
razmotrivanja o priredbi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-19
4 4
1a'$
NaSSii
fantje-uo.jaki

Louis S. Kalin, Radioman
&c, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Ka-
lin, 1880 Ormiston Ave-, Eu-
cid, O., je prisel domov ma do
pust IL Juznega Pacifika. Pri
mornarici Sc nahaj preko treh
let, in sedaj je prvic prisel do
NOV V IA nesecih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-19
PROGRESSIVE SLOVENKE
STEW. 9

Clanice krozka st. 2 Progre-
sivnih Slovenk Sc vabi ma sejo,
XII Sc vrsi v sredo, 20. septem-
bra. Pricetek OBJ 8. uri zvecer v
navadnih prostorih SND.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-19
kratke. vesti
KANADSKE IZGUBE
81, 1,O38

OTTAWA, 18. septembra. -
Tu je bilo danes sradno nazna-
memo, da vojne izgube Kanade
so do 81. julia stele 51,O38
moz, kar pomeni narastek "a A.
644 V teku enega meseca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-19
Nenci ma NOrveSkem
Sc nahajajo
obupnem polozaju

STOCKHOLM, II. septembra.
(O.N.A.) - Dobro informirani
krogi pricakujejo; da bodo Rusi
v kratkem zaceli ofenzivno ak
clio v severovzhodni Norveski,
ter da bodo tam zaceli prega-
njati one Nemce, XII so morali
evakuirati severne predele Fin
ske po njenem premirju Ru-
sijo, evakuacija, XII Sc vrsi pre-
ko mesta Kirkenes.
Priblizno teden dni je tega,
kar Sc je nahajalo v severo-
vzhodni Norveski, takozvani
Finnmark in v distriktu Troms,
priblizno $4,000 nemskih voja-
kov, toda cd tega casa sem SO
pripeljali v te kraje velikanske
kolicine materiala in tudi mno-
go vojastva il severne Finske.
Nemci nimajo ladij "a
evakuacijo
Zelo veliko vprasanje pa je +,
dali bodo vsi ii Nemci sploh Sc
kdaj videli Nemcijo. Severni
predict Norveske nikakor MISC
pripravni "a stalno bivanje ar
made. Xxi steje zdaj morda 10O,-
600 MOI - a poleg tega Sc DO
Sc zacela polarna noe ze v KRAFT
KEN, priblizno v dveh ali treh
tednih.
Malo je upanja zanje, da bo-
do mogli biti evakuirani preko
morja, kajti Nemci SO ma morju
veliki revezi, primanjkuje Jim
ladijskega prostora, a ruska in
britanska vojna mornarica bo
prezala ma vse take transporte.
Imajo pa precejsnjo zalogo hra-
ne in municije ter orozja, baje
dovolj "a dobo dve h ali cello
treh mesecev.
j. >. ,ss ssS
i! Malo odpora, ako pride do
! y invazijo
| M iuzni in centralni NorveSki
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v BALTIkU Sc
BIJE vELIkA Cd.
L0(ILNA BITkA
Berlin priznava, da je
Rdeca vojska prodrla "
blizino glavnih NEST
Latvije in Estonije

LONl|ON, tOrek, l9. Septem-
bra. - Danes zgodaj zjutraj je
berlinski radio porocal, da tri
sovjetske armade, brojece mad
pol milijona moz, drobijo nem-
ske linije v Estoniji in Latviji,
kjer je v razmahu ena najsilnej-
sih ofenziv te vojne, katere ma
men je koncno strife nacijev v
Baltiku.
Medtem ko Moskva Sc vedno
molci, pa je Berlin primal, da
Sc pripravlja "a naskok Sc cetr-
ia ruska armada ma sektorju
pri Narvi, cemur bi sc zavrsil
sovjetski nacrt "a pokoncanje
nemske sile, brojece 100000
MOI, XII strait severne dohode v
Vzhodno Prusijo.
StrahOvita bOrba
Nemski radijski komentator
Alfred Won Olberg je izjavil, da
so bill vsi drugi boji, XII so Sc
do sedaj vrsili ma vznodni from
tt, otroska igra v primeri z ne
zaslisno divjostjo, katero bes-
nj sedanja borba v Baltiku.
Nemski komentator je pri-
znal, da SO Rusi v blizini Tartu
napravili velik dvor v nemske
linije in prodrli blizini Tallin-
ma, prestolice Estonije, medtem
ko Sc druge edinice Rdece VOL
ske borijo blizu Baldone, XII lezi
samo II mill cd latvijske pre-
stolice Rige.
Nemci razorozili Slovake
Ceskoslovaski casnikarski u
rad, XII je pred par dnevi Mama
nil spojitev Rdece vojske z ge-
rilci v slovakiji, sedaj poroca,
da so naciji razorozili cete slo-
vaske kvizlinske armade, ker
Jim vec ne zaupajo.
Ma Balkanu so cete Rdece
vojske dospele v mocnem Ste
vilu do jugoslovanske meje.
.Rusi aretirali romunskega
diktatorja
LONDON, 18. septembra. =
v Moskvi je bio danes uradno
naznanjeno, da je bill romunski
diktator, marsal Ion Antonescu,
XII je bill odstavljen, ko je Ro-
munija prestopila ma zaveznisko
stran, izrocen ruski visoki ko-
mandi.
Moskovski radio pravi, da u
tegne biti Antonescu "primeren
kandidat "a vkljucenje v listo
vojnih kriminalcev. " sT
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-19
V5I S0VRA1NI pR0TINApADI so
Bill 0DBITI; BRIT5kE IN zRA(NE
(ETE MA NIz0zEM5kEM 5p0JENE

LONDON, torek, 49, septembra. D1uga brtska
armada e vceraj rdno spojila zaveznisko zracno
vojsko 10 mill dalec notranjost Nizozemske, medtem
ko so Nernci vcera Wgi boj zapadn 'front.' svoje
ma aboljse cete, katere so potegnili ruske fronte
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-19
kralj Peter Sc
pOstavil OdlOcnO ma
stran marSala Tita

LONDON, IL. septembra 60.
MAJ - Danes je kralj Peter
preko radia pozval vse patrio-
ticno mislece ljudi v Jugoslaviji,
maj Sc pridruzijo brez odloga
Narodni osvobodilni vojski mar
sala Tita, ter je obenem posva-
ril vse one, XII bi "ostali gluhi
vsprico tega poziva'', da ne bo-
do mogli uiti sramoti, da Sc iih
ozigosa kot narodne izdajalce.
Medic ozigosan
Mladi kralj je porabil to pri-
like, de- Sc je obrnil tudi prot
Nedicu, XII je kot kvizling v Be.
ogradu skusal ustvariti zmes-
njavo in varati ljudi tenn, da
je v nekem nedavnem govoru
zakljueil svoja. izvajanja xiii
Gem: "zivijo kralj Peter!!'
Kralj Peter je oznacil to po.
stopanje generala Milana Nedi-
ca kot poskus, da hi "opravicil
svoje sodelovanje S sovrazni-
kom in izzval neslogo med ma
Sim borbenim narodom - in to
ravno najtezjih dneh ase
zgodovine."
Mihajloviceva zvezda je
ZatOnila
Poznavaici jug o slovanskih
razmer so preprieani, da DO ia
odkrita zaslomba, katero kralj
daje politiki Wade ministrskega
predsednika DIR. Subasica, zelo
podprla politike sodelovanja z
marsalom Titom. To bo morale
podreti Sc zadnje iluzije vseh
onih, XII v Srbiji podpirajo So
delovanje sovraznikom ali pa
onih, XII so Sc vedno pricakova-
Ii, da bi mogel general Draza
Mihajlovic, cetniski vodja in
propali vojni minister, Sc v zad
Mi uri napraviti cudez, in lie Sc
prerasti marsala Tita.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-19

yecajo zmedo in pospesijo svo-
10 kampanjo sovrastva proti
predsedniku Rooseveltu.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-23
brimming over with tears.

brimming over with tears.
 T want my Mummy he sobbed.
 His mother is dead" explained Larry.
 T thought, Letty,' said the man, that maybe you could look out for them little. See, I've joined the navy. I've got to go and hate to leave Lefty and Jackie to almost anybody"
 Miss Lefty gulped and sat down suddenly in the rocker, gathering the little fellow in to her arms.
 Gifts of gold" she murmured, "at Christmas"
 "Many's the time I've dreamed of seeing you like that" he said, reach ing for one of her hands. She mo- ticed how thin he was. How thin the children were, too, and how made quate their clothing. T haven't got much, Letty," he began, but what ever I've got is yours if you want it."
 Still holding the small figure in her arms, she rose to open the door to the kitchen. The house radiated warmth and good cheer. Fine" she said gently. Welcome home, children. We'll have baths and sup per, and then we'll trim the tree"
 Larrys eyes caressed her. May be, if I could get the license we could be married before go off"
 Maybe we could, Larry"
 His arms were suddenly around her and the child, his lips warm against her cheek. Little Lefty clapped her hands.
 Such Christmas we are going to have!" she cried.
 Even today" quoted Miss Lefty remembering the inscription, "as in days of old, we are sometimes blessed with gifts of gold"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-23
4 2OTK CENTURY
 SANTA CLAUS N
 WILLIAM ?. DIVER

He was just a little boy, even though he was 10 years old, and one shoe sole kept Tapping and turning under when he walked But there was look of hope in his eyes as he followed the man ahead of him into a big room full of toys and ma chinery.
 On one side were stacks of new looking sleds and by these the man halted.
 How about a nice sled?" the man asked. Would you like that?"
 He did not need to wait for an answer; it was on the boys face.
 So Santa Claus, in the person of William P Dwyer, managing direct tor of the Santa Claus Castle in Kansas City, Mo, had scored again. The little boy was one of 1929 chil- dren who received free toys from the Castle" last year besides more than 400 children in orphan homes for whom Dwyer had saved play things.
 His organization collects used toys during the year, some slightly dam aged ones being contributed by busi- ness firms. He and his helpers re- pair and rebuild them. At Christ mas they are given to needy chil- dren.
 Last year they had about 2,200 toys, MT. Dwyer estimated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-23
Even today, as in days of old,
 We are sometimes blessed with gifts of gold"

Miss Lefty read the inscription over life-size picture of the manager scene.
 The sight of bright tinsel decora- tions, the sound of carols, and the smell of holly and fir on the crisp air between stores filled her with nostalgia that almost unnerved her.
 She had intended to shed twenty wears of her life like worn cloak, forgetting that she had spent her bes. oays making a heaven on earth for her crippled mother so that her knight had wearied of waiting Now she was going shopping for family that had never been hers except in her thoughts, a plain little girl with pigtails and freckles, and a sturdy small boy with pudgy hands and round expectant eyes.
 She wondered what Larry Haines was doing. Poor Larry! She wished she might have said yes" to his persistent wooing. The girl with whom he had run off had not both cred to make a decent home for him. Finally they had moved from town and Miss Lefty had quite lost track of them.
 Recalling that she had come to town to pretend, she made frenzied dash to the toy department. She began to buy recklessly, getting into the spirit of her game.
 I'll find someone to give them to, she thought Maybe I can borrow a couple of children from an orphan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-23

would be dark when she got home. Maybe the fire would be out, too.
 She peered into the gathering dusk. Somebody was there wait ing for her on the front veranda of the rambling old mansion. She has tened her steps. A man stepped for ward out of the shadows, child clinging to each hand.
 Lefty" he said, tits Larry!"
 Land shakes!" she exclaimed. You gave me a turn. Come in out of the cold"
 She hustled them indoors, and turned to take a good look as she switched on the lights. It was in deed Larry, older and grayer, but trim and neat in a navy uniform. There stood her dream children, a plain little girl with pigtails and freckles. and a sturdy small boy with pudgy hands and round eyes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-23
age just for Christmas.

age just for Christmas.
 On the way home she stopped to buy a tree and some bright decora- tions. At the grocer's she gave an order that made that good mans eyes nearly pop out of his head
 Leaving the store behind, loneli- ness swept over her. The house
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-23
XMAS ARRREYIATION

Xmas, thus spelled as an abbre- viation for Christmas, has it's origin in the fact that the Greek letter chi was written as K This letter was also the initial of the name Christos. Many people identify the x as rep resenting the Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

MRS. PAUL +. MINUTH Is
living in Memphis. Tenn. where
Tt. Minuth is stationed with the
AIR Transport Command.
The MinuthS were married
recently in the First Methodist
Episcopal Church IN Memphis.
Mrs. Minuth Was Lillian Mary
Jenkins, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard NJ. jenkins of De-
troit. and 1t. Minuth i the
son Of Mr. and Mrs Max ilnuth
OF fireman avenue.
The bride was married in an
afternoon frock Of magnolia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Rosemary Lechner
To Wed Soldier

JULIUS J. LECHNER of De-
troit and Lapeer, Mich, at a
dinner party on Friday evening
at the Detroit Athletic Club.
announced the engagement of
his youngest daughter, Rose
mary, to S/Sgt. Robert D. Bal
lard, son of Mrs. Dellivan R.
Ballard of Lapeer.
Open house was held Satur-
day evening at the Lechner
farm for Lapeer friends of the
young couple.
Miss Lechner was graduated
from st. Mary'S Academy in
Monroe and attended Albion
College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Mrs. Minuth Joins Husband

white crepe, with a white orchid
corSace bouquet and she wore
a small calot, encircled with wall
ley lilies, draped with sheer
yelling.
Mrs. Curtis NickerSon vas
matron Of honor and wore a
frock OF aquarnarine crepe with
white accessories.
1t. Curtis NickerSon was best
nan.
a reception was held in the
Hotel Clarldge.
1t. Minuth recently returned
from New Guinea. where he re-
cCiVed the Distinguished Flying
Cross. Air Medal. Presidential
Citation and The Purple Heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

1t. DoraiS Is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles +. Dorais
of Warrington drive.
The marriage will take
place in Visitation Church
with the Rev. Msgr. John j..
Hunt officiating.
Miss Rosemary Dilworth,
sister of the bride-elect, will be
the maid of honor, and William
DoraiS, brother of 1t. DoralS
will be the best man.
Miss Dilworth was graduated
from the University of Detroit
where she majored in Spanish.
1t. Dorais attended the Univer-
sity Of Detroit and received his
commission at Quantico, Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
New Detroiters

CYNTHIA ANN LUSTIG . .. . born June II to Cpl. and
Mrs Raymond Lustig Betty McClain).
JUDITH ANN DAVE born June % to Pvt and Mrs.
Gardiner Dave Charlotte Heenan).
EDWARD KIEREN CHRISTIAN born June 26 to Mr..
and Mrs. William Edward Christian dorothy Kieren)
FRANK HARRY GARRETSON -. born July 2 to Pfc
and Mrs. F. Harry Garretson ruth Taylor
CAROL ANN ROSSOW born July ? to Pfc and Mrs
Charles Rossow Geraldine DeMay).
FRANCIS MARION LOGAN III born July 2 to
and Mrs. Francis NJ Logan Jr. Mercedes Kern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
r Sgt. Jose phsons Honeymoon Here

SGT. AND MRS. HERBERT
JOSEPHSON, the former Syl-
via Schwartz of Stockton, Cal.
are spending their honeymoon
in Detroit with Sgt. Josephson's
parents, the Abraham Joseph
sons of Ohio avenue.
Sgt. and Mrs. Josephson will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Evelyn Davis Weds

The Martha Mary Chapel in
Greenfield Village on Saturday
was the scene of the marriage
of Evelyn Davis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Davis.
and Mai Roy +. Brown, son. of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown Of
Columbia. S. c.
The Rev. Hedley Stacey read
the marriage service.
Mrs. John Buckenberger,
sister of the bride, was matron
of honor and the bridesmaids
were Mrs. Frank Hutton, Miss
Geraldine Durocher, Miss Jane
Creith and Miss Margaret
Calder.
Capt. Herbert f. Bergrin Of
Denver, was the best man. The
guests were seated by Maj.
George Beebcrbach of Wor-
chester, Mass; Maj. William l..
Cook of Berkeley, Cal: Capt.
Ruel Dunaway of Berger, Tex.
and Maj, Carl ID, Brell Of
Mankato, Mimi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Leave on Honeymoon

A reception was held at the
Fort Shelby Hotel.
Mai and Mrs. Brown left on
a brief wedding trip, Maj.
Brown is stationed at Romulus
Air Base.
Ensign and Mrs. r ] p h
Schultz Jr. are making their
home in Corpus Christi, Tex.
following their recent marriage
in the u. S. Naval Air Base
Chapel there
Mrs. Schultz was Elenore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

Dragan, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c.. Dragan of Syracuse
avenue, and Ensign Schultz is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Schultz of Three Mile drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
0ikuorA- sOorniis
WsM!na IN Tall

IT WILL be early fall wedding for Mary Catherine
i Dlworth and It. Thomas c. Doras USMCR, with the
of Sept Miss Dworth is the daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Dworth of Lawrence and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

leave in a week for Stockton,
where Sgt. Josephson is sta
toned.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-12
Miss MacGregon
Heard At Ali Meet

Miss Francis MacGregon, as
sistant state All club leader of Ra.
leigh, was the principal speaker at
the New Hanover County All club
monthly meeting held in the Home
Agents office February 5,
Kathrine Piner presided over the
meeting. The following club presi.
dents submitted reports: Mary
Wright, Wrightsboro; Harold OF.
sen, Wrightsboro; Jack. Hafren,
Winter Park; John Benden, Mgr.
tie Grove; Charlotte Scott, Winter
Park.
Ten young people, led by Doris
Fales, presented a play on victory
gardens.
Miss Ann Mason, home demon.
stration agent, introduced Miss
MacGregon who told All club
members how to keep records OF
their accomplishments in state and
national contests.
Kathrine Piner, Doris Fales and
Orville Robinson were awarded
leadership pins by Miss Mason.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-12
Miss Mary Woodson
Will Meet Church
Workers This Morning

Miss Mary Louise Woodson, di.
rector Of the Young Peoples Di-
vision of work of the Presbyterian
church in the Synod Of North Caro-
lima will be in the city February
IL and Is.
Anyone wishing an individual
conference with Miss Woods on
may meet between 10 and IL
a. m. Saturday morning, Febru-
airy IL, in the parlors Of the First
Presbyterian church.
Miss Woodson will meet the
members of the Young Peoples
Councils Of the city Sunday, Febru-
airy 13 at 3 p. m. in Gilmore Hall,
First Presbyterian church.
Following this meeting Miss
Woodson will meet all Presby-
terrain Young People If the city at
4 p. m. in Gilmo.e Hall of the
First Presbyterian church.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-12
Miss Peggy Parsons,
LumbertOn Visitor,
Feted BY Miss Britt

+. LUMBERTON, Feb. 11.-Miss
Peggy Parsons of Portland, Me-,
classmate of Miss Marie Britt OF
Lumberton and her houseguest for
the weekend, was honored when
Miss Britt held open-house for
about 40 young people at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. J
Britt.
Fourteen certificates have been
awarded tn ose completing two
standard Red Cross First Aid
classes in Robson taught by Miss
Jennie Carter of Lumberton here
and by Miss Wanda Wicker at
Pembroke State college. Mrs. E.
K. Butler is county chairman OF
First Aid.
A demonstrate of the state pro-
gram Of physical fitness in North
Carolina i1igt schools was present
ed at physical education clinic
sponsored by the State Depart
ment of Public Instruction at the
Lumberton h o o l gymnasium,
with Ralph J. Andrews, director
of driver education and safety, and
Miss Stallings, instructor at East
Carolina Teachers ollege, in
charge of the program.
Miss Natalie Moffett, former
missionary to China and now
teacher OF Bible at Flora Mac
donald college, was guest speaker
at a prayer service of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary of the First Pres
byterian church.
Mrs. j. H. Darlington and Mrs.
T. P. Parker entertained the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
at the home of Mrs. harrington.
Mrs J. E. johnson was hostess
at luncheon at her home in hon.
or of Mrs. w. A. Thorne of Roa-
noke Rapids, sister-in-law and
houseguest of Mrs. Henry McKin-
non.
Mrs. A. ]. Holmes entertained
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-12
RANDALL p. BRITT

WaITEVILLE, Feb. IL Ran
dali Pink Britt, 81, of Route one,
died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. R. L. Wallace in Hickory at
Z a.. m. Thursday. He had been
visiting there since December.
Mr.. Britt was one of Columbus
county's most prominent farm
ers. He was found dead in bed
and is believed to have been the
victim of a heart attack.
Surviving are the widow. the
former Miss Julia Baldwin, two
sons, Robert H. and Ronnie o.
Britt, both OF >Whiteville, three
daughters, Mrs. Blanche B. Hooks,
of Whiteville, Mrs. J. H. Boyette
of Suffolk, Virginia and Mrs.
Wallace Of Hickory, four brothers,
R. S. Britt. of Wniteville, c. R.
Britt of Hickox, Ca, A. T. Britt
of Daytona Beach, Florida, and
Will Britt, of South Carolina. Also
surviving are 9 grandchildren
and one great grand child.
Funeral services will be held at
the Western Prong Baptist church
near here at II o'clock Satur-
day morning with the pastor, Rev.
G. Carl Lewis, in charge, assist
ed by Rev. S. N. Lamb of White
vile, and Rev, Russell Goodman,
of Elizabethtown. Interment will
follow in the Western Prong
cemetery.