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Evening star., 1944-08-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

elderly Christian colorsd. State fully. s5i
End st. ne M. DAVIS.
GIRL wants steady work four days a week,
"a and carfare. Phone RA. s674 between
GIRL, colored, wants part-time morning
work. Apply 2915 10th st. So, Arlington,
GIRL, colored, wants to care for small,
child 51a days for employed couple in apt /;
~ laundry FIR. 1850.
GIRL. colored wishes part-time work, 3
mornings week, o to ] pm; MI 3734
GIRL, eolored. wishes morning work, part
time Monday through Saturday; good ref
GIRL. coieTed, wants days work. Mon. to
GIRL, colored. wants days work. Call DU.
GIRL. colored, desires Job as maid in
GIRL, colored. wants days work. DE.
GIRL. colored, wishes Job, general house
work; no Saturdays or Sundays MI. 6747.
GIRL, light colored. experienced, wants
sas Ssf MI sdss go
tors or dentists once. Call Decatur
GIRL. colored, neat. honest. settled wants
apartments to clean for emp. person. Call
between and O'Clock Sunday. sl3
GIRL. coiored. wants work from 1 to T
pm' SIS and carfare; 5la days. AT.
GIRL; 6 eeloyed y wants morn,ns xo,k ysd from
GIRL e9lored ed, yants days work. laundry
GIRL, colored, neat, wishes work as wait
ress: day work; experienced, Dupont 593
GIRL colored, wishes laundry work only;
GIRL, coiored, experienced and neat. wants
work as waitress, part time. D1. O05p.
GIRL. colored. desires morning work clean
GIRL. experienced. desires day work at 90
to G,I1 take home home reference. DU. 1893.
HAND hAiTNDRYo oon lace n curtains ri ns done at
home; MA. $3.50.
work; live in; no Sundays. Ex. o499.
LAUNDRESS, hrst-class. wants days work
Monday: Thursday Friday, Saturday. Cali
LAUNDRESS, colored. exp, will do personal
ndsI;,v landry in own W.. home; bring and take
MAID MAID wants wants fun Or part time Job as
SCHOOLGIRL, age II. wishes position as
mm1thsJ,s mp e. % helper: colored; live in. Phone
e ehtldrsn Sanss xoS9 x1Fk ike in &c c'sae have
my ny son On I've with me; must be in D.. c.
WIbow, So Years Years old, desires housekeeper
lob for one adult, Box l43-Y Star.
WOMAN, colored, experienced desires
work as maid. 5i7-day wk Ii 1899
WOMAN, colored. wants small laundry to
do at home. North 1894 so.
WOMAN, colored, settled. wants place as
housekeeper; references. NO. 1905 l4O4
WOMAN. colored. neat, wishes morning
work. part time, cleaning; good refs Cali
WOMAN, colored wants cleaning Tuesday
Apt. 200
WOMAN. eolored. meat and vegetable cook
or paker. special cook. wants work from
WOMAN, young, colored, age 30. wants
DAYS work. general cleaning: best refer
ences; S5 90 day. Call Georgia 2aO9
WOMAN. middle-aged. white, reliable.
wants g.h.w.,. . days. & hrs, or 3 days q
hrs per week: 60c per hr. and carfare
m EXCHANGE for room older business
white girls will stay NIGHTS with child or
elderly woman. SH 1864
Evening star., 1944-08-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS
J., S45-S5o wk

B0OKkPERs., S45-S50 wk.; bkpr. asst,
S35- S45 wk; stenog.. in Arlington, S53
wk: stem, legal, under 80 slSO mo !;
stenos., 5-da; wk,. S35 wk: pat law stem i,
500 mo: file clerk, So 80: clerks. Sl35.
G st. NV
sTENOGRAPHERs t25). new openings ev-
cry Few minutes: stem, legal. $1,000; Sten
%. aviation, 5000 mo-; vacation open
aa, ings, Sa0-s5o VIZ; pat. law stem. 5000:
hr: WIKI: S44 wk.; typist general ohce
exper., SIS. Est. - yrs. tNA. 23aS.
BOYD SERVICE, 1888 F st. topp. Capitol
TEACHERS NEEDED-Many fine openings
IN I. p1iyate batt.r and pgols ssheels Salaries
s04 Colorado Bldg, 14th and G NV.
TEACHERS, mathematics. science home
economics, English. history, elementary
others. 81 500 : 81 900. BALTIMORE
TEACHERS AGENCY. 5l6 N. Charles St,
Baltimore !, Nd.
TEACHERS. clerks. receptisns; select DO
sitions No charge unless placed: TOP sal
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
(Est. II yrsl 1911 G st Ma 21l4
Evening star., 1944-08-27
SITUATIONS MEN & W6MEN.

COUPLE, colored, wants janitor Job and
quarters Call Monday after 8 o'clock,
Alexandria 043S
COLORED janitor and wife. no children.
husband steady employed, can take care
Of small apt. on time off for small quar-
ters and salary. Phone Hobart 2706. Ask
for HICHTOWER
Evening star., 1944-08-27
DOMESTIC.

positions for , white buffers, $3.50 and
$3.50 per month and maintenance. 1887
aIfPuIpS liz s; nv Ixb Ho; 6v1- 9425 .,-,ou
openings for maids, cooks, mothers help
srs' si.' & ehild,s nurse (part timel, to ,,
S4, carfare and lunch. 1887 1lth ST.
Evening star., 1944-08-27

Call IL h16a.
GROCERY-n.e. section; does $500 weekly
business; very good money-maker: act
quickly; priced $4,000, plus inventory.
Woodward BLDG. D1. 1868. or EN-. 3436.
LIQUOR STORE. very good income: mixed
trade; wonderful opportunity for the right
party. MAX KUSHNER, exclusive broker,
sol woodward bldg. DI. 1853. or EN-.
COLORED-RoominR house. all housekeep.
ing units; never a vacancy. IRE escapes
shows excellent profit. Elk. O546, to 8
wk days
Evening star., 1944-08-27

'ednesday after
lday all day; 5
red, other help
EN-. 1919.
IN; woman rs
housework; ex-
working condi.
Address reply
Evening star., 1944-08-27
time: GOOD pay.
between l and

ing holes in clothing.
or experienced person.
d, Large modern day.
LECRAFT, $40 18th
Evening star., 1944-08-27

ROOMING HOUSE bdsiness for sale, with
GROCERY and meat market: live, busy
money maker: will sell right NE. 1858.
%"
GROCERY and meat market. doing a good
business, must be sold: will sell cheap.
Terms: low price. HO. 1855 2Ss
GROCERY STORE, business 5000 cash
Evening star., 1944-08-27

s2a cai ssss sSsB IL f'1s % pS 81;
ker's business. Prefer one. specializing in
the boarding and rooming houses for sale,
or will invest time and capital on a part.
ss:ie? s's s e :n. fa @ 'as1 sas e
q s.Soaiaei X e sisf iHsfSys.-s rooms. 3 baths.
As:y'ss :sm: sBx 1Esf oiS
ays fLSsR Io EAT r. to Slte g exact
comes available, including real estate.
s pace YOU II Su,
as. sas S.ss 9
1880 o to g. weekdays and get other
DRUGsToRE. small corner location. well
established. rent reasonable; price right
fos fHo euisk dfk sale due to serious illness. Call
EoosS tssn:sss;s 1885, in rent : sss sss9''
equipped; owner i'll, must sserif,ce: $500;
lih terms. R. N. DE sHAzo. 1923 14th,
sssas s:.a :s ass .P:: s:. Money
SdAAO, 11Zo 44tu. MA. 0o2O.
eauiDpsa: Ions bar with sod. eAesnssfn; loanssin
S.oeS; terms r. 'I X. Ds za2 saAzc. 2Sni1!s iiss
kooMfNHG iasoi H fH5S aoUsE. 1900 block Of o.ors,.
ave: NV; rooms. l " baths. S6B rent.
Very best OF furniture. $3.50 down. ED
y, WIN I; MLIs, 1910 Vermont ave.. room
CLEANING Co. and pressing store laundry
top prices: Call Oliver 906l.
usasz ..h Ss.y t.1ds
y M PE GE;Sa. sag z2sGbIdiiss diss 18th: ma; $3.50:
looms sod xstsr in pest o bsdrm:'
r; n. DE sHAzo 1928 14th. Ma. $500. !:
FOR SALE-Rooming house. Kalorama
and goth st.. NV. neishborhood. Eight
ment ineome Dse' aroGnS anG Sne spaIts
rent rent M a1oo J9no PEI m%cnsh; % $S99o $3.50 cash.
NlCELY fUnNIsaKp 11.rcom house. $3.50
70 Government departments; price. 81 800:
p 900 down. $50 monthly notss. Boz
e. dloTknXEAizsa akg6J M ne,shhorhsed. old sss
worth your tnspscttoa. MA 140S.
Evening star., 1944-08-27

MAID for general housework. light laundry.
days week; near Cherrydale In Arlins-
s.4s sas s 'Ta n:n' %a;s S.y higs
MAID; MAIL - silver Spring: reliable woman;
hw frh; IN family may q hr2sS employed nduts
eariare GiIs Y 81. sfs4. s '"'0O'A '"''' sA0 anu
MAID for general housework, adult family
p tm0 saaT pnn ss ~:.h hou5s aE sss 1857 to
MALI. colored; care Of child. light cookins
snd ,gl shW hue health HI. cs5d s1oc month
MAID Tor oI sener.i S houss1ors @ sots and care OF
MAID OF HoUsEMHN 1sEisGl Tor Tor general house
,Eages for excellent references. WI 5467
ep%0!Nyea pp0ss sISS ssa mo-; live in: references.
PARSTi-ThiHMiE! MAID wanted, morning or
PnRTsTTmxl PafntaIncSn 1929 M9me ,eth st. Nv; ,,ur
and carfare. Permanent. no Sundays: cou-
s}s sns sTs house oo.;.d Decatur q aslf
Ga. t"s s.eson aSar' :TsnsS TS 4gS4 To-
health certificate: i've in. nice room. SH vi.
WOMAN. white, share nearby suburban
nenn: neme: salary, care for child. Chestnut
WOMAN: ', white. to care for s-mo -eld baby
IstsSenses, health @ card. W Wo. :. ss7a. S;Sy 'm''
cniS of hise to eaIs for
service; live in. MI. 1927.
WOMAN, colored; part-time general house,
york. woIk. 8 to 1, or days q eek. Woodley
WOMAN, colored, settled, who wants q nice
home in exchange for taking care of home
END school-age children, with pay, nights
and and Sun, on; upstairs room. Trinidad
WOMAN, settled, colored or, white, to care
for children and apt. Of empi coupie; no
sookins; hrs, to s. No Sun: ref and
WOMAN. experienced care Of az ~. old
child, simple meals: 8 ntshts and Sunday
WOMAN 70 care for 1M.ysar-old boy, no
%nss bs rsss ca sard fd ref
so,3nf1! M0MAN, . White tisd settled; for MlaTyland
Good salary: upstairs houseWork, ESht
lsundfy, hslp ,t With sehy. write Ms.
age. exneriencs and references. 27s
WOMAN. white, desaring good home. %
ho1sesespsf; state sss and differences.
es@ WV - DSoss
Evening star., 1944-08-27

to ad. telephone DI. 5000, room 226.
WANTED-Girl to live in, rent free for
prefer serviceman's wife; / child. 433
9Th St sv oas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-08
Mali oglasi
ZeIi Sc kupi+i

D-3 ali D-5 licenco z ali brez po-
sestva. Kdor ina "a prodati maj
poklice KE. Sill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-08

NE mOrem SOulCls KO-
like poezije je bilo v tistih vr-
sticah, XII 8 e m 81 prizadeval
vdahniti jim v kar najbolj IL
raziti in lepi obliki lesnicno po-
dobo svojega srcnega razpolo-
zenja. zame SO bile lepe, ker je|
bila vsaka beseda v njih kakor
utrinek plamtecega ognja, XII je|
izzareval IL meme iskreno lube
zen do brhke blagajnicarke. Po-
zneje SO Sc ia pisma citala jaw
no in meni je bilo, kakor da mi
nekdo sirovo roko podira ol-
tar, kamor~ sem Sc zatekal oh
urah, ko je z vso silo vzplamte-
10 v dust mladostno hrepene-'
ME. zivljenje razodeva v tisoc
primerih notranja dozivetja de-
vetnajstletnega mladenica in &c
pozna clovestvo v tenn oziru kak
splosen MAJOR, 81 ga je ustva-
rilo v! opazovanju zunanjih IT,
cinkov, XII pa ne morejo biti nj
koli veren odraz omega, kar Sc
resnicno dogaja v mladi dust.
Pesniski veleumi in znameniti
psihologi SO Sc trudili, da bi
podali Gin nazornejso sliko o
clovekovi mladosti, njenem hre-
penenju in idealih; napisali. so
cudovite elegije ljubezni, a
dovrsene, popolne podobe njej
clovestvo vendarle Sc nina.
Mladost in hrepenenje sta v
svojem pojmu neizerpna in ju
more clovek samo doziveti, a
opisati ali izpovedati nikoli.
Vsak clovek dozivlja svojo MIA
do sreco ma individualen nacin,
nacin cuvstvovanja je pri posa-
meznih naravah ali znacajih
svojevrsten. Dva cloveka ne mo-
reta popolnoma enako cuvstvo-
vati, cetudi 81 zlasti zaljubljeni
radi zatrjujejo medsebojno ra-
zumevanje. To pa je v najbolj-
sem slucaju lie .izenacenje ma
zorov, kar je v zvezi z mozgan-
skim umevanjem, ne pa S cuv-
stvovanjem. Kriminalisti lahko
sodijo kakorkoli, meni sc ne zdi
v redu, da Sc oh gotovih prili-
kah postavlja ma sramotni o.
der to, k ar je cloveku sveta
tajnost, kajti dvomim, da bi
mogla kdaj biti cd neznih src.
nih izlivov odvisna karakteri-
stika - zlocin. Taxa trditev bj
bila paradoksna, kakor bi bi1
nesmisel nezen zlocin v navad.
mem pomenu.
Ko je pozneje pred javnostjo
predsednik porotne obravnave
cital pisma, XII sem jih pisa]
Petkovskovi, mi je bilo, kakol
da mi silo ruje il duse neka.
nepopisno dragega
(Dalie nrihO7n n1if)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-08
PET LET POZNEJE
LOUIE JERANCIC
liz dnevniko Cd puseenego koznienco)

stanki v "Matici'' pri kraju, ker
bo tekom tekoeega tedna pre-
mescena v kino "Tivoli". Ker pa
nj vedela, kateri dan Sc bo to
zgodilo, je odlocila, maj pridem
v nedeljo 9. marca okoli devete
ure dopoldne ma Vodovodno >ce-
sto naproti. Izrazila pa je dolo-
eeno zeljo, maj ne hodim tako
blizu stanovanja, da bi me mo-
gla njena sestra opaziti, ker bi
il potem ocitala, ces, da ina 70
pet nekoga - "a norca. Osup-
milo me je to opozorilo, a nisem
81 ga hotel nikdar tolmaciti in
sem nelaskavi smisel njenih
zadnjih besed sprejel ma racun
slabega razpolozenja, kot po-
sledice podaljsane maskerade.
Pc predstavi sva sc takoj To-
ella in nekam potrt in nezado-
vo]jen sem 10 ubral proti do
mu.
In sedaj maj cakam eel .teden
do tedaj, ko 10 bonn zopet vi
del! Ia kruta zavest mi je le-
zala v dust kakor tezka preiz-
kusenja. "Komaj sva Sc sezna-
Mia, komaj 81 razodela nezna-
ten del neizcrpnega hrepenenja,
| XII je ozivelo v najinih srcih, re
naju brezsrcna usoda loci "a
polnih Sest dni. In ali sc ne u
tegne v tenn casu kaj izpreme-
niti? Ali ne bo postala Fanci
medtem drugih nazorov? Kaj
&c je ia odgoditev sestanka
kaksen poseben manever? Nor
da pa bi Sc me rada odkrizala
in odlasa odkrito besedo! To-
da "a kaj takega do sedaj nina
povoda. z mole strani ga nina
Pa ne, ko bi mi kdo Ne
umnosti! Sal je vendar popol-
noma jasno: ia teden DO ma no.
vo otvorjen tivolski kino in ona
DO tia premescena. Ker ne We,
kateri dan DO otvoritvena pred
stava, mi torej nj mogla reci
V sredo, v petek, ali v soboto
pridi Tivoli; il istega razloga
81 nj kazalo obetati sestankov
v Matter. V nedeljo torej ma
Vodovodni cesti!" Tako m
cuvstvoval tisti dan po klavr-
mem rendezvousu "Matici". u
mevno je, da je vsaka moja mi
sci hitela k njej in sem bill "a o.
stale zanimivosti vsakdanjega
zlvljenja po vseh pravilih "a
ljubljene raztresenosti neobcut-
ljiv. Ko sva sla Stankom po-
poldne ma sprehod, sem ostal
pri prvem izlozbenem oknu,
kjer so razkazovali razne mig
non'-razglednice. Zavil sem v
trgovlno in sc oskrbel S to robo
kar "a pol leta naprej. Zvecer
sem pisal in naslovil ma. Fanci
tri razglednice in emo pismo.
Da bi ostal Z MO v cim ozji
dusevni zvezi, sem sc lotil dopi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-08
(Nadaljevanje)

"Fanei!" sepnil sem memo J.
me in segel po roki, XII je Sc
vedno zadrzevala vrata. Rahlo
Sc je stresla in Sc globoko od-
dahnila.
"Ah, kmalu bi sc Vas bila u,
strasila!" je rekla in stopila
blize.
'Kaj takega sem prieakoval;
zato sem Vas cisto nalahko po-
klical!"
"Pojdiva! JAZZ tudi v temi
MAIDEN sedez, ker sem navajo
na." Prijela me je "a roko in
me vodila kakor: slepca previd-
no mimo lesenih pregraj me-
ko vrsto, odkoder sc je dalo u
dobno gledati predstavo. Toda
kaj je bilo meni takrat do pred
stave? Sal je sedela craven me-
ne ona, katere blizino sem 81
zelel cd omega prvega trenutka,
ko sem il prvikrat pogledal v
obraz, neprestano. Bill sem YES
zavzet Cd srece ko mi je dovo-
lila, da sem drzal memo topic
roko v svoji. Tako sva sedela
in mi je pripovedovala S tisto
vaznostjo, XII il mlade deklice
pripisujejo Sc tako nepomemb-
nj zadevi, da ina filmska j.
gralka Asia Nelson v "Plesal-
XII Novari' popolnoma isto O.
bleko, kakor n. pr. tenn in O.
nem filmu, kjer nastopa tel
in oni vlogi it'd. Poslusal sem
jo odprtih uses in oci in odpr-
tega srca. Nj bilo uzitka vse-
bini njenih besed, a uzival sem
v njenem sepetu, XII je incl "a
me vsebino najslajse, najnez-
nejse pesmi, kar sem jih kedaj
cul.
cali poznate ono damo, XII je
sedela zadnjic tamle zadaj in
ste me videli pri njej? Ne ver-
jamem, da bi jo poznali! Veste,
neka mlada gospa je bila! Pa
sal to nj zanimivo; bolj zani-
mivo je, da je med predstavo
snela zlati obrocek - zname-
ME svoje zakonske zveze - in
ga spustila v torbico. Ne VEN,
cemu je to storila ?' Use to mi
je pripovedovala eni sapi, da
sem Sc cudil njeni zgovornosti
Oh prvem odmoru, ko so pri-
zgali luci, sem il pogledal o.
braz in zazdela sc mi je tako
bleda, da sem vprasal, &c Sc ne
pocuti dobro. Potegnila je po-
casi z roko preko celia in bo-
lestno dejala:
"Ves dan me boil glava!"
''Je bilo premalo spanja?"
"Saj to je, ko ga sinoci nj
bilo sploh!'
"Sta Sc dolgo ostali ma mas
keradi po najinem odhodu?"
do dne!!"
V dust Sc mi je pojavil rahel
dvom in da ga ne bi Sc povecal,
sem obrnil pogovor ma drug
predmet. Zaljubljenci so v lju-
bezni zelo sebicni. In cudno
Kakor da jo je pri spominu ma
prejsnji vecer minila VISA dobra
VOLTA, je nenadoma umolknila.
Zaskrbelo me je, &c nisem zinil
kaj prevec, a vest mi nj nicesar
ocitala. "Morda ne zeli, da bi .jo
nocoj nadlegoval Sc naprej,"
sem pomislil in jo prosil, maj
doloci prihodnji sestanek. Ia
krat mi je povedala, da je Sc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-02
ON BRIDGE

available He ran has seven con-
secunve spades Just before the
last. he held also the club 6 and
heart 9, and kept IN the dummy
The heart J and the club Al West
had discarded down to the heart
Q and the club X q But on the
last spade he had to discard one
OF them. If The heart. he would
make the dummys J good, If a
club. the A could drop his X and
the J would take the final trick.
South had hm'
Notice how different If West
had understood his squeezes and
had returned the club X to the
fourth trick instead Of the heart.
Seeing that hearts could not fur
nlsh an entry to the dummy. but
that the club A could. his club
lead would have appeared obllga-
tory to a star player. BY thus de-
StrOylng communication between
the GeclarerS two holdings. he
would have made a successful
squeeze impossible.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-29
Recent Bride Feted
At Shower, Dinner

Mrs Jack Lowry, the former
Miss Billie Bert Harrelson, a re-
cent bride, was honored on Mon
day evening when Miss Nan Wha-
ley entertained a number of their
friends. The color scheme of white
and yellow was carried out in the
decorations and Mrs. Lowry was
presented number OF gifts in
linen.
Games and contests were enjoy
ed and prizes were awarded the
winners of the games, which in
turn were presented to the honoree.
A salad course with coffee was
served the guests.
Those attending were: Mrs. Low
ry. honoree, Misses Doris Jones,
Lila Mae Horne, Virginia Fisher,
Elinor Romeo, and Mesdames Ell.
lis Page, Tharon McGirt, L. S.
Guyton, Mrs. L. Mccoy and Mrs.
Mccoy Switzerland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-29
State President
Of Music Clubs
Attends Meeting

LUMBERTON, Oct. 28.-One of
the outstanding meetings of h e
Lumberton Music club was that at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Martin,
when 80 members and guests as
sembled to greet Mrs. ]. Kenneth
Pfohl of Winston-Salem, president
of the N. c. Federation of Music
clubs, and to hear program Of
vocal music by Mrs. Malcolm P.
Calhoun of St. Pau1s and piano
numbers by Mrs. J. Dickson Nc
Lean. Mrs. B. H. Stansel presided.
Mrs. Pfohl talked in an informal
manner about music in the home,
music as thereapy,- hymn singing
and junior work. Assisting hostess
es were Mines. r. A. Hedgoeth,
Jr., Lee A. Daniels and Junius J.
Goodwin and Misses Frances Free
man and Ruth Turner. 49,.
Members of Circles 6, 7, 8, 9 and
10 and the Hesba Jeannete Britt
circle of the First Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society have
entertained visiting service men at
the Servicemen's club the past two
Sundays.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-29
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Rob-
ertson, formerly of Newport News,
Va, announce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Helen Kay, October II, at
Marion Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-29
-r - !.e'.
Miss Viola Elizabeth Jones ~.
Engaged To Wed Lieut.. Garniss

Student Council, an associate edi-
tor of the college annual, and vice
president of the Phi Theta Kappa,
the national junior college honor
ary scholastic fraternity.
Lieut.. Garniss received his BIS
degree when he graduated in the
class of 1913 from Virginia Poly
technic Institute, Bla cksburg, Va.
He was an active participant in the
ROTC activities on the campus,
serving as captain of Battery o,
and was chosen as a member of
the Scabbard and Blade fraternity,
national honorary military frater-
nifty. He was also a member Of
the Cotillion club. He is now at
tached to the Transportation Corps
and is stationed in Boston.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-29
Mrs. W. L. Brady,
Recent Bride,
Entertained

Mrs. William L. Brady, Jr., the
former Miss Mary Lou Harris,
bride Of October, was honored at
"a china shower given by Miss Is
ley Galloway at the home of Mrs.
W. R. Allen Wednesday night.
Upon her arrival, Mrs. Brady
was presented a corsage of red
roses. Mrs. Richard w. Turner,
recent bride, was also presented
with an Identical corsage.
Bridge and Reko were enjoyed
throughout the evening. High prize
in bridge was won by Mrs, phillip
Mckee and in. Reko' by Miss Roas-
lie Reaves. Following the games,
Mrs. Brady opened attractively
wrapped gifts of china in her chos-
en- pattern. She was also presented
a gift of the Delta Chi Omega So
rority.
The bridge table was laid with
a lace cloth, and burning candles
offset the TERED wedding cake
which was cut by Mrs. Brady. Miss
Evelyn Volk presided over tn e
punch bowl.
Guests included Mrs. Brady, hon.
Gree; Mesdames Richard w.
Turner, c. B. VESSEL, Jr., Grady
Crabtree Phillip Mckee, James
Poteat, W. R. Allen and Misses
Margie Bailey. Miriam Hines, Vir-
GINA McCleney, Evelyn Volk, FL
eanor Reaves, Rosalie Reaves, &C.
leste Jones, Carleen Page and Is
ley Galloway.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-29
Miss Mcdonald,
Lieut.. Furches
Engaged To Wed

FOREST CITY, Oct. 2S' = Mr.
Mrs Monroe Mcdonald, of
r ,,r City, have announced. the
'V sseement of their daughter Miss
eps, 10 Martha Mcdonald to 1t.
n nr Lawrence Furches' U. s.
p ,.s,v Of Winston Salem The
Marriage rlI.+s will take place on No
p, .n,ber, is at the Pleasant Grove
ws+hodist church in Forest City,
N w.. bride elect is a graduate
me IL " Rutherfo7dton spindale
o !, NV school and East Carolina
Ieaeu' economies at the latter. At
b0nle ent she is associate FsA super
pese4t'o r s'i Bu IN and Haywood
7ls 'a+es, having formerly held a
eoult.s'' nosition in New Hanover
'lnlusRa brunswick counties, wit
sssaadouarters in Wilmington.
~ Furches IS the son of Luke
u nv Furches and me la1e
Ma! Mai'I Elizabeth Donthit F'uches, OF
NSllifss : He is a graduate
" s'l tbe Pennington High scho %
% NJ r!,' Hill Junior college and the the
University i'rn of North Carolina sd ne he
s U, the service IN May 1919
snd took his basic training at
Camp Wheeler, Ga.
He attended the Officers Cand1-
aa l,s school at Edgewood Arsenal
on5' and received his commission
t set, in April, 1913, He is attached
10 t' the chemical warfare service OF
t II u u. S. Army and is now station
ed at Pine Bluff Arsenal, Ark
r rf he is serving as assistant IN
t hl officer. At the time ne
Uttered the service he was man
s s, Of the Retail Credit Unit in
Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-29
Elizabeth Hewlett,
Bride-Elect, Feted

A lovely party was given on
Thursday evening when Miss Mir
lam Hines entertained in honor of
Miss Elizabeth Hewlett, bride
elect of November. the bride was
presented with a lovely corsage
by the hostess.
Following games the guests were
served punch and cake and the
dining table was laid with lovely
lace cloth and centered with an
arrangement of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and burning white tapers
in silver holders.
Miss Hewlett was showered with
gifts in her pattern of china.
Around twenty-five guests at
tended.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-29
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Smith OF
Carolina Beach road, announce the
birth of a daughter, Mary Med
ford, October 81, at Marion Sprunt
annex. Mrs. Smith is the former
Mary Medford of Rowland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-29
Presbyterian Women
Will Observe Week
OF Prayer-Denial

The Woman's auxiliary OF the
First Presbyterian church will OBJ
serve the Week of Self Denial and
PRAYER for Home Missions from
October 29-Nov. 5.
A special prayer service will be
held at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon
at the church. Thursday evening
Following the supper at the church
DR.. Grove will review the Home
Missions book, So Many People.
All members of the congregation
and visitors are invited to the book
review.