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Torture Tojo with another bond.
He viii feel the squeeze more than
you do.
Evening star., 1944-02-17

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far this year b Payable In Canadian funds
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this year w With warrants. ~ Without
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Evening star., 1944-02-17

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'Ex dividend tPlus extras e2% extra
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l943. $4,000 extra
Evening star., 1944-02-17
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. Feb. II (P.-National As
sociation Securities Dealers Inc
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-14

Helen E. Cannady, A. A. De-
Vaughn. Anna Mae Gill, Nettie M.
Green. Katie L. Hooper, Ezell j.
Johnson. Zoa c. Lane, Edna F.
Moore, Nozzle McGhee, Alice L.
Ormond, S. L. Perkins, Georgia B.
Pierce, Ida 5. Randall, M. ]. Rog-
ers. Lefty H. Sharpless, Lavinia
b.. Sneed, Irene M. Sparrow, Ethel
B. Telfair, A. c. Williams, Eliza
B. Wolst.
Williston Primary School: Book
err T. Washington, Principal; j.
B. Adkins, A. ]. Bailey, D. 3. Bry-
ant, X. S. Crawley, M. F. Eman-
uel, B. R. Fennell, G. w.. Graham,
l.. ]. Green, Resale WINS. Hall,
M. B. Harris, M. E. johnson, c.
H. Lane, A. L. Moore, H. o. Nc
Donald, 1. A. McIver, L. S. M.Koy,
S. B. Nixon, c. L. Raysor, E. L.
Sha-pless, S. A. Sullivan, C. G.
Trent, M. NJ Tucker, S. H. Willis,
S. w. Wright, Eliza Johnson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-14
NEGRO SCnUOLS

Williston Industrial School: F. J.
Rogers, Principal; K. c. Allen,
Geneva R. Bolton, A. G. Burnett,
c. M. Haithman, Effie T. Harlee,
Sadie B. Hooper, S. J. HOWE, R.
L. Jones, A. c. King, B. B. Leo
nard, A. w. Lotion, I. D. Mack,
E. E. Mcneil, S. A. Moultrie, F.
P. Robinson, R. A. Scott, K. B.
Smith, D. E. Telfair, Lena o.
Toms, Richmond Wall, M. S. Wash
ington, F. P. White, L. S. Williams.
Williston Grammar School: Z.
L. Bryant, c. M. Carter, N. Nc
Donald Cotton, Florence Finley, H.
E. Kelly, J. B. McIver. F. E.
Payne, M. c. Ready, c. J. Robin.
son, M. A. Shaw, G. H. Sims, Paul.
ina Spencer, E. N. Williams, S
M. Workman.
Peabody School: c. H. Melon
aid, Principal; Mabel c. Brown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-14

Jane Williams, Nancy E. Worsley
Mary E. Young, Mrs. Charlotte
Sims, Donna c. Jones, Mrs. Rose
mary Vincent
Cornelius Harnett school: Mrs
Mary Lou Finch, principal; Aths
Josey.
Lake Forest school: Mrs. Man
ley Williams, principal; Elise AL
len, Mrs. Bess W. Andrews. Mrs
H. Craig Beam, Mildred Bradford,
Eve Carpenter, Mrs. Virginia
Carr, Mary Carraway, Marjorie
Davis, Mrs. ]. J. Fowler, Mrs
Bernice Hunter, Catherine Rich:
ter, Dorothy Sasser, Eva Lois
Smith, Myrtle Lee Wick, Mrs. J,
K. West, JEANNE Harris, Mrs
Mary Dodson, Claudia Harper,
Mrs. William Bordean, Mrs. Alice
Patterson Geddis.
William Hooper school: Airline
Kimball, principal; Elizabeth Dew
Mrs. Mary C. Dixon, Elizabeth
Farmer, Marie Futchs, Mrs. Lucy
Griffin, Helen James, Mrs. Ida B.
Kellam, Sophie Northrop, Mrs
Mary ONeal, Mrs. Ellen VanSant,
Anna Pearl VonOosen, Mrs. w. D
Herring, Margaret McClammy
Mrs. Lucy Mcdonald Banner.
Sunset Park School: Mrs. Lucille
Shuffler, Principal; Mrs. Jesse T
Best. Annie Daniel, Mrs. Burwel
P. Edwards, Mrs. Hazel Over1nan
Doris Gurley, Edna Hemby, Mrs
Frances Keller, Helen Register
Ruth Tucker, Mabel Spence Vat
son, Mrs. Marie M. Williams, Eli
zabeth Irene Williamson, Rub,
Lucas.
Sunset Park Annex: Flora Fov
Ter, Doris Hewlett, Mrs. Dorothy
Pickard Platt,. Mrs. Oma Jessup
Mrs. Beatrice Switzerland.
Washington Catlett School: E
R. Blakeslee, Jr., Principal; Mrs
C. T. Armstrong. Mrs. Ina Devane
Mrs. Foster Edwards, Gertrude
Loughlin. Meta MCGOWAN, Cora L
Nixon, Mrs. Gladys S. Smith.
Wrightsboro School: Nellie Fent
ress, Principal; Louise Adams
Anna Clara Baker, Lois Cooper
Johanna Duls, Matilda Klein, Mrs
Nora K. Mathis, Elizabeth New
some, Azalene Switzerland, Mrs
Claudia Swinson, Lois Mae Cash
well, Mrs. Rebekah P. Ellis.
Forest Hills School: Katherine
VonGlahn, Principal; Harriet Nc
Donald, Miriam McEachern, Mrs
Ella ]. Mitchell, Mrs. bessie B
Moody, Mrs. Emma K. Neue-
Mrs. Beverly D. Peacock, Mar
garet Picksrd, Mrs. Sara Mat
thews, Gertrude Maultsby, Bis
choff Regina, Caroline Newbold
Katherine Johnson.
Bradley Creek School: Wallace
West, Principal; Mrs. Anabel But
te-s, Gwendolyn Collins, Mrs
Leona Colwen James, Ruth Jen
kins, Mrs. Ida Meares, Olivia Pres
son, Esther Kicks, Mrs. Mildred
M. burlington, Mrs. Dorothy Hold
en-, Mrs. Betty Adam.
Winter Park School: c. G. Per
ry, Principal; Mrs. Ve-na :
Blakeslee, Mrs. Charlotte Collett
Mrs. Ida M. Crockett, Helen Dob
SON, Mrs. Inez B. Hinnant, Moni
ca Jackson, Mrs. S. Davis Polvogt
Eleanor Rothwell, Clarice Swain
Mrs. Estelle T. Wells, Mrs. Eliza
beth P. Whitesides, Aileen viii
liams, Mrs. Margaret D. Winstead
Elizabeth Packer.
Carolina Beach School: Mrs. C.
G. VanLandingham. Principal;
Mrs. Adrienne c. Cole, Louise
Dean, Mrs. w. o. Tickling, Nelli,
Gray Mathis, Mrs. Davis Dawson
Willie Belle Wicker.
Maffitt Village School: Mrs
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-14
RURAL CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOLS

Acorn Branch: William Blount,
Elsie Colvin, Katie M. Davis.
Castle Hayne: Lucille Lotion,
Louise Howe Moore.
Wrightsboro: Lula Cobb, Louise
Williams Pierce.
Middle Sound: Adell Sneed Har-
ris.
East Wilmington: Essie R.. Mil.
Ter, Ruth H. Ferguson, Lula r.
Mack, C. D. Montague, Fellce
Sadgwar.
Kirkland: Esther Sha-pless
Hansley.
Wrightsville: Annie Webber.
Masonboro: Ada C. McKoy, Fan
ME c. McCombs.
Maffitt Village: Wv E.
Boone, Isabel Barnhill, Lucille
Newkirk, Lucy P. Saunders, Thel-
ma W. Williams.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-14
Division Of School Districts,
List Of Teachers Made Public

Thelma Daughtery, Principal Eli
zabeth Russell, Mrs. Sally H. Gar
vim, Edna Hucks, Elizabeth Page,
Mrs. Mary Bell Ya-brough, Mary
Jane Sheek.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-14

forthcoming will drop the idea cf
locating a camp here at all.
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10

Matte Smith $500, Financial
report for the day showed $20S.-
03 Mt. Zion CME Church:
Mrs. Geneva Tuggles was in
charge of Sunday School. with
morning sermon brought by Rev.
F, d, Adams, presiding elder
holding first quarterly conference,
with reports shown: Class No. /,
$1,000; Class No. 2 $4.25; No. 6
Sl4,65; Boards % $500, (2) So
90; Star Board $685.; Sunday
School $500; Epworth League 81.
Y, p. 81 so, total Of $73.41
Pvt, and Rev, Luther NJ. Henry
was home on recent furlough en-
route to Camp kellser, Miss
Bebee Memorial en- Church: Mrs
Dilsie Douglas is in charge OF
Sunday School. Rev, w. l.. Mel
son gave lesson review, with re
marks by Rev. l.. A. Clark. The
former minister also delivered the
morning sermon, Mr.. (Odell)
Bruce and son of Texarkana were
visitors, Mr.. (Herbert) Bruce
has returned from Chicago anc
we welcome him back.
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10

dleton of A. NJ. & n. College was
weekend guest OF Ruth and Vel
ma Thrower. Bert MeCarroll
was home for the weekend. .,
Rev. +. |, Jennings principal of
the local school, delivered a Won
derful sermon to membership of
the Trinity Bapt. Church. The
high school Glee Club under the
direction of Mrs, l., II. Walton,
furnished music. The Mission
Sister of the church held a rally
with short talk by Mrs. J h. Jam
ieson. Among guests We're Mrs.
Crow and Mrs. Parker of the
white missionary society. Mrs,
Grow made short talk on stew
ardship." Mrs. d. L. Kindle was
visited by Sgt. j. p. English of
! Junction City. Mo. Chief Petty
Officer II. l. Dalton of Great
Lakes, III. was a recent visitor
here, Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Embry who are
proud parents of baby girl.
Pvt, Henry Embry reported for
army duty, Tuesday, Cpl Her
man Breme is visiting relatives
here. Miss Elmer Mccullough
will leave for Portia, Oregon.
Mrs. Lugenia Williams and Mr.
Ned Johnson are i'll. The Yes
per Services held at the loca
high school was highlighted wher
Rev. NJ. W. Williams, pastor o.
Trinity Bapt Church. served al
principal speaker. Billy Joe Mel
son led the Glee Club chorus un
der the direction of Mrs. Walton
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10

Curtis II. johnson


The Plumerville Jr, High Bas-
ketball teams arrayed in their
new gold and blue suits entered
the Tournament held at Morrill,
ton. Coaches Jenning and Gordon
were proud of the fine showing
made by the teams Misses
Bernice and Hazel Gault of Meni-
fee were week end guest Of their
cousin, Hattie NJ. Johnson i.
Mniss Loubertha Strickland has
returned home from Coffeyville,
Kansas after visiting her moth
er Cpl. Davis of Camp Rob
inson visited Mrs. Ellen Gillyard
here Pvt. Venson Hill also
of Camp Robinson was home for
the week end =. Rev. Marley
held regular service with a large
attendance. Collection was $73.-
rs.
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10
Mrs. Dyer Leads
~" Campaign
This Year

An extensive campaign for in
creased membership in the Young
Women's Christian Association
through the Phyllis Wheatley
Branch, will be launched March
1927, as announced by the Mem
bership Committee, with Mrs. j.
Y. Jordan as chairman.
Campaign leader for this year
has been designated as Mrs. Har-
riet C. Dyer, businesswoman and
first lady" of the First Baptist
Church.
An effort will be made to stimu-
late interest in this all-important
branch of social service. A glance
at the membership roll reveals
that small percentage of adults
are members Of the agency, com.
pared with other cues oil Lnls
size, even though the present en-
rollment scars high above that
of recent years. With the steady
increase Of juvenile delinquency
and other social evils, the Asso-
citation provides a place for adult
group discussions, club and lounge
rooms for all age groups and a
definitely planned program of
recreation.
Mrs. Dyer expressed the belief
tnat, the plans provided for the
present campaign outlining the
objentives Of the agency would
serve as a stimulant in doubling
the present membership.
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10
Texarkana
BY Mrs. Ida Il. Marshall
Phone 1921

Still progressing is the St.
James Church School under the
leadership of Supt. J. @. Adams,
The school presented pulpit
Bible to the church. Rev. II.
w. Downing brought the morning
message. Pastor Williams and
the membership attended anniver-
sary services of Rev. J. A. John
son in an afternoon service. .
Sgt. Leroy Marion Jr, has return
ed to his camp at FIT. Sill, Okla,
after spending furlough with his
parents on Short Pinehurst St.
Mrs. Ida Hervey on Tendon st. has
returned after visiting her moth
err In Philadelphia. Mrs. Doner
Keel and son, Roosevelt, left for
Flint, Mich. to join her husband
and to establish future residence
Seaman Ben Block was dinner
guest of Mrs. Susie Bell Epps
while spending brief leave in the
city Miss Rebecca Thomas OF
III Pinehprst st, Is spending the
weak end with her sister, Miss
! Myrlean Hall at Rosseon. Miss
Thomas is a faculty member there
James Morrison of Chicago, Ill.
is in the city visiting hi3 mother
Mrs Gertrude Bennett, Iprior to
army induction. Mrs. Lula Wal
ker of Ventura, Calf, attended
the funeral of her cousin here.
Cpl, Charles Washington of Alas
ka is home visiting his wife and
son, Charles Jr., who met his fla
Their for the first time. He is al
so guest of his parents at 3o3
Wynedotte st.
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DernlOtt
Lille NJ. Wimberly

Edwin Jones was in the city,
accompanied by Erdis Lee Of III
Dorado. Mr., Jones suffered the
loss of his right arm in a rail
road accident Mrs. Narazeth
Slaughter of California was call
ed here to the bedside of her
mother o. c. Williams spent
few days at home, Mrs.
Thelma Allen spent Friday in the
city Mrs. Dozie Mcintyre is a
proud grandmother and spent
several days in Little Rock with
her daughter, Gwendolyn and
grandbaby. Mrs Beatrice Lee
is at home again. Mrs. June
Walley of Brooklyn, n Y is Wis
iting relatives here Pvt. Flet-
cher Davis spent several days at
home. We are happy to see
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MALVERN T.
Lucille Smith

Clarence Jones Jr, j. B. Rob
inson, Virgil Calhoun Jr., Eddie
Westbrooks and Willie James
White were honorees when the
10th grade class entertained at a
pre-induction party. Miss Gel
este Gloster visited in Little Rock
with friends, Miss Evelyn
Smith spent the weekend with
relatives. Misses Hestiza Evans
joel and Mary Purdy were Sun
day evening guests of their grand
mother and aunt, Mrs. ID, p.
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM,
Bailey Marilyn Stranger is on
the sick list, The organization
Of the junior-senior sewing group
Is being organized, Miss john
ny Bailey was weekend guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Barnes. Miss
Christine Horton of Connecticut
was guest of her parents, the
Jones of Fairyiew st. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Bailey and Mrs. Annie
Stringer of III Sheppard St.
were guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
Payton Of llj Ash St, Hot
Springs, at an induction party for
Mr.. PAXTON
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Henry w. Trent

Lonoke Baptist Church: g. The
Sunday School lesson review was
given by Rev. j. w. Walker. The
Deborah class reported $500 in
the financial Offering. Rev. J. W,
Williams, pastor brought the morn
ing message In BTU a drill
was conducted by Mrs. Ola Ma
lone. A Pastors Study drive is
sponsored by Mrs. Matte Smith
with the final day nearing re
ports show, Mrs. j, w. McWash-
ington $4,000; Mrs. People SlO.-
SO, Mrs. Margaret McFadden SlO.-
90; Mrs. Poindexter $500; Mrs.
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Mrs. Ida b. McClain, home eco
Monies teacher at the High School
back on the job again, after un-
dergoing an operation. b, +.
Grant was called to Detroit due
To the Illness of his wife, who was
visiting her sister there. Isaac
Davenport very pleasingly surpris-
ed his wife on her birthday, Sun
day, with a dinner Enjoying the
affair We're Mr.. and Mrs, Booker
T. MeGlain, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Mathews, Mrs. Irene Hawkins and
son, Taylor. Mrs. Julia White
and granddaughter are visiting
in Little Rock. Frank Jones is
at home again.
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Helena Society

Spencer A. Curley

Spencer A. Curley
Pvt. Jack Walker is visiting
his sister and friends. Pvt
Frank Nelson is on furlough here.
Ivory Seal Of Chicago, Ill, is Wis
iting friends here, Pvt, Y. l..
Hayes of Orlando, Florida, is
guest of parents here. Pvt.
Luther Larkin Is also on furlough.
Pvt.A. c. Scales left for his
Louisiana camp after a visit here.
Miss Georgia Bush has returned
after visiting in st. Louis. j..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Sturkey and
daughter We're weekend guests
in the city. Miss Ruth Cannon
was also among weekend guests
here. Mrs. lola Moore Laster
and daughter are visiting moth
er and grandmother, Mrs. Daisy
Moore. Pvt. Larry Grady was
greeted by his wife and children.
Junior-Senior Tournaments We're
played at the Eliza Miller school.
The all district girls are: South
land, F., Byers, Brinkley, F.,
Guest, Fargo, f., Qualls; Brink
ley, e.. Burnett; Fargo, g..
Fields; Brinkley, G., Chambers.
District boys and their positions
are: forwards, Elias Davis, Ma
rianna and James Perry, Helena;
Center, Dobins, Fargo; Guards,
CRITIC, Southland and Mayweath-
ers of Southland. The Junior
District Champion are the Wheat
ley BOYS and Mt. Pleasant girls.
The senior district champions are
the Southland boys and the Brink
ley girls. All champions were
awarded trophies.
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ALMYRA

Mrs. 7. n, Payne and grand
daughter, Mona, have returned
from visit in Little Rock whore
they were guessing with daueh-
ter and aunt, Mrs Gladys Payne.
Mrs. (P. HI Payne is wife Of
the pastor of the st. Paul Bapt.
Church of Roe Miss Ruth Powell
and Mr. Frank Franey visited the
Emmanuel High School School,
accompanied by ]. r. Dixon, SUI
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Miss Terry, II. N.
Texarkana Nurse
Trains For Army

After a special three-year
course at Prairie View State Col
lege, Texas, Miss Carolyn Terry.
r. n, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Terry of Cos Delaware
St, Texarkana. is spending a few
days at home.
Miss Terry Is Surgery Super
visor Of the Prairie View Hospital
and Is a member of the American
Red Cross, Her special training
will prepare her for army duty
with the United States Nurses
Corps.