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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-18
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

9ie orei Sauptgoben in Der 2iite
oes Stu6enten=Sunbs 1tno 6iesmal
bon befonoerem SsS11tereife, ntdt nur
pegen Der ouBergeipobnliden &obe,
fonbern aud tpegen beionberer 8e-
3iebungen gum Soiepbinum.
Ser erite Der @eber in Der 2iIte
($10O0) batte ME ettpas bonn Soiepbt-
MUM gebort Biz Dor etliden 8oden
Diefer freigebige Serr lit ni6t fatbo+
Iiid), ober oos @erf oes SoIepbinums
fano ieinen BeifaIl.
Die 3tpeite @obe ($7OO) tom bon
einem unierer alten Nlumnen, mel6er
idreibt: "4ls i9 bic Brieiterpeibe
erbtelt, ma6te i6 oas Beripreden,
Dem Soiepbinum 1000 DoIlur gu ien'
oen. gsa9 nunmebr 20 Sobren bin
i6 tmitanoe, oie Iebte Ab5ablung gu
ma6en."
Die brittle @obe ($5O) tam BON
einem Serrn, Der friiber furae 8eit
I'M So1epbtnum mar als Stuoent, aber
81 Der ueber3eugung tam, baB er nidt
oen 8eruf oa5u bate. Ct ibreibt:
SD tperoe mein eonaes 2eben bin=
our6 oanfbar fem fir bos, tpas i'd
inn Soiepbinum gelernt babe.
t t t
Cine bodber5ige uno regelmaBige
@obItdterin beiu6te uns Dor fur5em
uno iiberlieB uns cine nit iiber $50
3ebncentftiiden gefiiI1te 56ole. 9ln-
genommen, 6iele Summe tpiiroe. Elm.
5eln gegeben, 10 tpiiroe Tie iiber $50
Mtte Der 8obltdtigteit uno cine ebens
10 groBe an3abl frommer 8iini6e
fir oos Soiepbinum bariteaen.
8eror MIR bic 3ablung bornob-
men, eriu6ten mir flint &oaegen, oen
Snbalt Der 8anf ab5ui6aten, gu 10
Gents fir ieoe &bi6dbung uno Der,
tpelder am genauelten Die Summe
erraten tpiiroe, ioute feds Gents er'
balten, olio so Gents, neil mir Elm
3ebncentltiid 5uiammen beitrugen.
gs lit tpobl iiberfliiiiig bet5ufiigen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-18

Dem Selopoitoienit Der 4rmee snS
Slotte 5ufolge ftno bislane 1885, ,5s0,'
@<Mail-8riefe 5tpiiben Aneeb5rfgeH
Der 5treitfrGfte in l1ebariee. a1ls
otpar Mdnnern tpie Srauen, unS ibren
Ingeb0rigen oabeim al,seetaMW
tporoen. Der Selopolt6ienit Der Nrmee
plant our 3eit, i'm Sriibbsrbft eine
groBe rehabilitation in Granfretd
auf5uma6en, oie es ermoeliRea
miro Die per 8>Oeoil berldtdte Gefs'
polt 11nierer grpeoitionsarmee In Gn-
ropa brett iiber Den Sentiment o.s
Ieiten, anitatt tpie bislons Iber eue-
lono iiber England. BUR 3eit peraem
Die B-Mailbriefe aus Staliea pee
5lug3eug 3u mobilen 5elopofftatto-
mem in Srantreid) gsbradt, TOO Ve
Damn an Die 6ronttruppen serteA
neroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-18

Ser Bor Broouction 8oarS gilt
befannt, oaB fortan Sabrraoer, bic
bislang MIR pdbreno Der letten ssoei
Sabre bon 5tpei Der insgeiamt stsoF
Sabrifen Der Snouitrie bergeteAt
merben burften, nun tpieoerum sew
Der geian1ten Sabrraoinbuitrie prsaa-
alert tperoen fonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-18

gSie bon Der amerifaniiden brtttem
Mrmee in Sranfrei9 beridtet tpir6, TT
cine eroBe boubenitdere RobotfabrH
unter Der grbe, in Der Die 9eutibea
nit elmer 8eleeibaft bon $1,000
Monn Sunoerte BON fliegenoen 8oa"
ben tGgli9 ber5ultellen borbatten, iw
Der fran3oitf6en 5toot &bin nabs or
fran50itiden Staot Ebiu nabe Der IT.
remburgifden @ren5e in Die SamSe
6ieler Iruee gefallen. Die Sabrtt,
Die tief i'm 56a6t zines @t1enbepg-
perts erri6tet mar, tpor teilmeifs be-
reits i'm 8etrieb uno beI9Gftigte 5000
grbeiter, als oie Deutiden ftiebe&
muBtsn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-18

bob Der S6asnleifter oes Seiep5a.
i1i1ls getpann. gr bate $40 eFrateR,
Sbm am na6ften fam iemaRa nit
$50. Ser ger1alle Snbalt oer 9inae.
8a11f betrug 1885.
9ie 8atf tit nun leer. 8ir fnb
germ berett, irgenoiemano oteielbe sa
iiberienoen, Der ite tpieoer oufsafitaea
&pitni6t.
T T t
Bir ertparten nddite 8o&e wts et-
mas iebr SntereHantem IN hiefer
Spalte auftparten 5u fonnen, aae b<as
alien Sreunoen oes SoiepbinHu,e &C.
tpiiroiet Deroen tpiro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-18
!MnS bent eSoiepbtum,lt

8ergangenen Sumstag ntorgen, 7.
Sftober, muroen mir nit Dem Be-
iu6e Sr. @r5el1en5, Wigr. MmIeto
9icognuni, bes apoitoIii9en DeIego.
ten fir ote Ser. 5taaten uno Oroi<
narius oes Soiepbinums, beebrt. 0ie
WeuItffopelle Der So9l6ule empfing
ben boben Ga # an Der So9itroBe
uno geleitete i'm big gum Sauptein-
gang, bon mo- er, na6 elmer fur5en
8egritBung, no9 Der RapeIe our
5eier Ser FL. Weelie ft6 begob.
t T T
am Sonntag Morgen berlieb Der
@r5biidof IS Ebeologen 6es erIten
Sobres Die 8oniur. Oie IA EbeoIo.
gen oes 3tpeiten Sobres erbielten bic
erIten 5tpei nieoeren Sr6en> Dos Ofti"
oriat un6 6as 2ettorot. 0ie Is Cub
oiatone oes oierten Sobres Der Sbeo-
logic ,Duroen gum Diafonat erboben.
Die neuen Diatone itn6 foleenoe: bic
Stp. Serren 2ouis 8ing bon @ait
Ma19 Gbunt, 8a.; &oger 8onifas,
2a1oed, Ohio; Clarence De @uns, ga.
perbi1e, Su.; Sames Stteeralo, galo,
meu, &ani.; Boul @riiter, Chicago,
Su.; Carl Sammer, @btparosbille,
Su.; SEQ Sanion, philadelphia, Ba.;
Soiepb Meper, Duquesne, Ha.; 90.
tparo 8ama9er, Minneapolis, Minn. !;
Gre6 &oietti, @iQiamsport, Ya.; 90.
walo S6ulte, 9fice 2ate, Bis.; Sol.
8. Sdodt, Bittsburgb, Ba.; &ugu'
itine S. Guilt, Stem Salem, Ba.; Ste'
pben giooc5p, Betblebem, Ba.; 11no
Saul 8enning, Gopineton, ap.
t t t
Nm Sonntag gea6nittae fpen6ete
Der Mpotolii9e Delegat feds Stu6en-
ten Der Sodldule bas FL. Saframent
Der Tirmung
Gm Sonntag nadmittag ,pur6e
Se. gr5eqena nit einenn bon Der
Sodidule-G ouese.Wuiif f.tapeue unb
Dem @lee Club gesebenen &onaert
beebrt.
T T t
am Montag morsen boll5os Der
gr5bii6of bic berrli9en 3eremonien
Der 8eibe ,1nieres neuen Sauptaltars
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-18
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SltWWe OeS SulteS THF oas
Soiepbinnm
Sdide Sbnen biern1it einen 5ded
bon 81 su @bren oes bl. 4ntonius 6o'
fir, oaB mir Der Seilige gebolfen bat.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
'Pinafore,' Trial by Jury
Delight Cass Audiences
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE COMBINATION of two of
the most familiar of Gilbert and
. Sullivan favorites, Trial by Jury
and "Pinafore", provided the CaSs
Theater with both a fine matinee
and evening program yesterday.
While Trial by Jury" is gen.
orally used as a curtain-raiser, il
is actually the cleverest one act
operetta in the whole Savoyard
repertoire.
This wonderful satire on the
British divorce laws has a kind of
delightful mockery which never
pals and the way the Burnside
company do IL, Is almost up to the
par Of the D'Oyly Carte troupe.
Ralph Riggs, who is the major
replacement in the compa
makes a wonderful judge, while
Pitkin and Peacock run off with
the rest Of the laugh laurels in
this courtroom comedy.
Kathryn Reece and Roland
Partridge are the principals in
this tuneful case and sing those
fantastic lyrics with great aplomb.
III. M. S. Pinafore." OF course.
was the ma or event of the eve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

ming and IL went exceedingly
well. This parody on the British
navy has lost much Of its original
zest, and, were IL done in the
modern method, would be con-
sidered very bad taste at this
time.
But, looking at IL as an almost
antique exhibit, the ribbing and
raucous laughter. still have re-
tanned a kind amusing appeal.
Kathleen Roche and James
Gerard took over the romantic
roles, while Catherine Judah.
again did great justice to Poor
Little Buttercup."
Ralph Riggs made a stalwart,
but slightly 0ver-sensitive admiral,
although he couldn't match laughs
with Robert Pitkin as Dick Dead
Eye when it came to comedy.
This evening the same company
will offer "Iolanthe," which is one
of the more pretentious Gilbert
and Sullivan operas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19
FARMERS WARNED OF
CHlNCHBUG ON CORN

I, "i&r S,ati"u. Raleigh. May ID
j. MNr"m Maxwell, Extension cu'n-
m"I"&i>t -, State College, EIs JU.i
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t@'EN "n their conn crut., ~ yrIurh
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l'r reports that heavy i.,',>;tt,un
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4 number OF small grain fields IN
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19
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Experienced. Capable and Courteous.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1914

Ih''i pharmacist Of Dlto t.
Durham. '' N'Spita,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-19

"llllaml |. BAIT (abovc), president
"a the Philadelphia SKI Industries.
Inc. 4 subsidiary OF the balI-bcar-
inG company, Swedish SKI. is pic
tH'cd III his office as he denied that
tAc.c was any "NaZi control" of
Tie parent firm abroad. Ii is re-
ported from Stockholm that the ne
Co;.a,onS OF American economist
Stanton Gri''S 10 stop the cxpor, OF
bal bearings TO Germany are vir-
1Ga..y complete. International
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-19
Nadaljevanje)

tNaQdIJeVdnJe)
In obrisala je solzo, XII Sc j
je posveti1a pod oemi. Meni pa
je bile, kakor da je v tistem tre.
nutku nalahko sla preko mole
ga srca mehka materina roka
in odnesla vso tesnobo, XII Sc j.
naselila tam. Zahrepenel S e m
0 bratu, a nj ga bilo cd niko.
der.
Diva detektiva sta me pozva-
la, maj jima sledim. Vzela sta
me sredo in sli smo po ,hodni-
ku v vezo, a Cd tam ma cesto.
Pred glavnimi vrati je stal tudi
>olicij-Ki straznik. Uvidel sem,
da ie tako rekoc VISA hisa obko-
Lena.
"Nekaj posebnega Sc je mo-
ralo zgoditi!' sem pomislil,
..a,-n-l roki v Yep in usmeril
;orak proti sv. Jakobu. Sprem-
je, alea sta korakala m o e
LAX ma eni strani in pazila, da
ia mi ostala vedno vstric. Ma
a .mansso mojo kretnjo sta po
tala pozorna, cello mole pogle'
e sta zasledovala. Pc ulici so
tale mlakuze, izpod neba je ra-
10 prsilo, grad je bill skirt 81
, Vi megi. Bio je pravcato april
I ko vreme.
: Med potjo sem 81 prizadeval,
brati mi:li, XII so Sc razprsile
"a vse strani kakor splasena
alta golobov, XII je trescile med
, lje. "Kaj Sc je zgodilo? Gem
, oliko hrupa, premetavanja, ma
! n:gavanja in te grozne molcec
! sti? Pa anu je znano vse, "a
saj Sc nj izrazil dolocneje, kc
] ne je miril? Ali mu je "dolgi'
I repovedal, da ne SINE z memo
!? e5 govoriti, kot toliko, kar j
!, excl? &c gre siednjic "a to, kdi
= ;e snoci streljal, jim pac ne b:
!. ezko dognati, da nisem pravi
3 oda radi streljanja> sameg:
) J t.aka preiskava? Kaj, &c tici S
3 <laj hujsega poleg? Ako druga
3 e ne po;de, dokazem svojo ne
3 do,znost ma ia nacin, da izdam
: kie sem bill snoci v resnici il
4 kdaj sva Sc loeila Faniko il
kod sem Sc vracal domov. Da
! Tanika. Kaj 81 bo pac mislila
q ko I'VE, da SO me prijeli? Al
q DO prisla ma pohcijo in izpove
! ala, kako in kaj je med nam
. in da sem jo spremljal prot
q 1onnu? Gotovo ne. bo zatajil'
. pred temi ljudmi maine ljubez
T nj. In potem DO zopet vse do
z bro, vse DO pojasnjeno. Okleni
2 "a Sc bo mole roke in ponosno
2 kljubujoce bova korakala mimi
2 strupenih pogledov il policijske
7 ga poslopja. - Kaj neki delaj
2 donna? Policista nemara NADIA
7 ljujeta preiskavo. Sc enkrat bo
7 sta premetala in obrnila vse
Z sobi, kjer sta "debeli" in IDOL
Z gi" iskala brez uspeha. Bog We
: &c nj sedajle glasovir ze odprt
= a ma mizi razvrscena Fanikin
y pisma in craven njih v svilenen
4 papirju zavita verizica? Polici
J. sta tiscita glavi skupaj, citat
J. in 81 namigAvata. zraven pa sto
4 jita papa in mama In de
n - = . .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-19
PET LET POZNEJE
LOUIE JERANGIC
tx dnevniko odpuscenego koznienco)
tektiva gotoyo ne obdrzita "a
LOUIE JERANCIC

tektiva gotoyo ne obdrzita "a
Sc, kar stoji v pismih. To bo
zepet pridiga, ko Sc vrnem! -
Morda pa imajo ma policiji ze.
pravega in me peljeta tia pone-
vedona, ker Sc ne vesta, da Sc
je zgodila pomota. Da bi ze bill
pojasnjen ta skrajno neprijetni
aprilsk: dogodek!"
Tako in podobno e m euv-
stvoval, dokler nismo prispeli
Ia Bleiweisovo cesto pred po-
slopje policijskega ravnatelj-
stva. Krenili smo v vezo in Cd
tam v tretje nadstropje. Detek-
tiva sta me potisnila mostov-
la skozi vrata ma levi strani.
Obstal sem sredi vecje svetle
sobe. Gruca moskih je deloma
stala, deloma sedela pri podol-
govati mizi. Kadili so, delali sla
be dovtipc in Sc smejai. Vines
so prestevali denar, meseeno
placo, XII so jo menda pravkar
prejeli.
10 sem vstopil, so Sc vsi O.
brnili proti vhodu in uprli oci
vame. Opazil sem, kako so Sc
jcli potem pomembno .komol-
ci dregati in sepetati med Sc
BOZ. Eden cd mojih dveh sprem
ljevalcev mi je rekel, da DO ire
ba nekoliko trenutkov pocakati,
ces, da gospoda nadsvetnika Sc
nj tn, a da mora vsak hip priti.
! Kdo je ia gospod nadsvetnik in
emu je treba bas NIGGA cakati,
81 nisem belil glave. Polozil sem
pokrivalo ma zabojcek v bliz.n
: peel in Sc razgledal po sobi. Oh
: oknu je bila pisalna mia po-
} stavljena tako, ola je bill starej
81 gosDod, Xxi je tam pisal, obr-
} 1iel S hrbtom V kot in je gle
) dal proti vhodu. Naenkrat m
} ie mo5no zasCegetalo V nosu
} Ozrl sem Sc in zagledal v kotu
: pri vratih elegantno oblecenc
a mlado darico XII je raZsirjala
; naravnost vnebovpijoc duh pc
: pomadah in parfemih. Nepre
: micno je stala in sramezljivo zr.
l., la skozi Flat nanosnik v nekc
4 tocko ma tleh. Nj vedela, ali n
/ hotela vedeti, da je opazujem
, cato sem 81 jo ogledal malo ma
), tancneje. Men drobni obrazeE
i je bill preocitno ovekovecen
=. koZmeticnimi sredstvi. Odnekoc
4 j .ie pripolzela po icecu neznat
j ma solzica in ostavljala "a Sc
a boj izdajalsko crto O nepristno
: sti zdravja, XII je cvetelo NJ
!. njenem obrazu. Polzela je solzi
: ca in spolzela ma cresnjevorde
}, &C ustnice, sc tam zgostila II
0 pripravila deklico do tega, d
: ie segla V malo rocno torbic:
0 po bel robcek in 81 ga pritisni
= la ma usteca. In robcek je M
= tistem mestu 1.-Two zardel, men
v da Cd same radosti, ker je neo
! pazeno ukradel svoji lastnic
:, pol cara njenih ustnic. "Kogs
:, neki caka tu? Menda tudi mad
a svetnika!" In zacel sem ugibati
n "Kaj ce je KIDD streljal ma toll
i bite in bova sedaj oba zaslisa
a ma O tenn. No, upam, da DO pa
y brez premisljanja povedala, ka
= DO odvrnilo cd meme vsak sum
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-19

la Oh le Ze OH NAQSVcIIllK hdJ
knalu TUT II tega prenislj jeva-
MIA me je pfedrarnil polglasea
razgovor, XII Sc je zacel med ma
vzocinni detektivi:
'eAi 81 til videl punco?'
"seveda sem jo!" Z
''Kaksna pa je?"
Odgovora nisen razloeil, ker
Sc je izgubil V splosnem mr.
mranju. Oni pa je spraseval da-
lie: !
"A kje je sedaj?"
"Menda " bolnisnici."
"Torej nj mrtva?"
"a, kai se!"
"Ne vem, kdo je bill tn z no
vico, da je ustreljena!"
"Tezko ranjena samo''
"Tako, a tako!"
Kar sem cul, me je zelo zani-
malo in sem napenjal usesa, da
bi zvedel Sc kaj. Tedaj je vstal
gospod "a pisalno mizo, segel
med kup papirjev in polozil
predse neki spis. Potem je po-
menljivo pogledal v kot, kjer j,
stala gospodicna in il mignil,
maj pristopi. Opotekla Sc je ma
pref in molce obstala pred MIN.
"Kako je vase ime?" je stro-
go vprasal uradnik.
"Magdalena Noc!' je bill po-
nizen, tin odgovor.
"Kaj ste pe poklicu?"
Molk.
'Kje stanujete?'
Povedala je in oni je zabele'
I'll. Ko je incl njena generalia
Sc je naslonil S komolci oh rok
mize in sklenil roki, kakor X
molitvi. Nato je povzdignil glas
in zacel:
"Magdalena Noe, vi ste sino'
ci prenocevali v druzbi tr e +
moskih v gostilni pri '"Tursken
bogu'."
"Napacno ste pouceni, go
3pod," je jecljala nesrecna Mag
.alena med solzami. RES je, d.
, sem bila tremi gospodi, a n
bilo mic slabega. Ma mizi smo i
. meli sAatljo cigaret in stekleni
s. CO vina.'
"Resnicno, to MISC slabe stva
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/. vedel semkaj, je povedal dru
i gace!!"
u Magdalena Noe pa je vztra
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. pokroviteljskim glasom:
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djlo sinoci To 50 sadovi nocne
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danes prvic, maj bo! Zaenkra
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= va napeia druge strune. Zbo
: gon!'
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D smehljajem ma ustnah odhitel
: v narocie - ulice
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
COZ u22-sho pos-vp Lunch FruI,l

Juicy wholesome tongerines they're not only grand
for the holidays, but for every working doY cosy 70
pack in vnehboS, tand fUn) TO peel here's food
foil Of minerals, Vitumins full of flavor. fun and health
for every hord worker in need Of An ideo midday
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too many, for the tonserne season Is short Boy
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bet~een-meaI snoeks. Buy lots of them while the
buying is good For remember. the time will be
here when fonserines gonei
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-11
Miss Taylor,
Ii. Thornton
Married Here

The wedding of Miss Frances
Taylor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Walker Taylor Of Forest Hills, and
Lieut.. q. g. William Holiday
Thornton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C. Thornton of Forest Hills, took
place yesterday afternoon at 5
o'clock in st. James Episcopal
church.
Miss Taylor was attended by the
bridegroom's sister, Miss Frances
Thornton, as maid-of-honor and
only attendant. Lieut.. Thornton
had his father, J. G. Thornton, for
his best man. His ushers were Ben
Washburn, Jr., and K enn h
Sprunt.
Miss Taylor, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore for
her wedding her mothers wedding
gown of ivory satin with full length
veil of illusion with orange bios
SONS. She carried a bouquet of
white lilacs. Miss Thornton wore
a dress of light blue net and car
ried a bluquet of red roses and
wore red roses in her hair.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was given by the brides par
ents at their home, after which
the couple left for wedding
trip.
Lieut.. Thornton is at present sta
toned at Miami, Fla.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-11

Freischutz,' Carl Maria Won Web
err.
The story of the opera is found
ed on an old tradition among
huntsmen in Germany that Who
ever shall sell his soul to Zamiel,
the Demon Hunter, will receive
seven magic bullets which always
hit the mark. Max is about to
make this perilous compact, I'M
known to Agatha. She sings her
expressive prayer as she anxious
ly awaits his coming.
INTERMISSION
IV.-Piano Group. Toccatina, La
combe. The Maiden and the Night
ingale, Granados. Sevilla, Albeniz.
Mr.. Black.
V.-Wild Geese, Rogers.
The lyrics by the Chinese poet,
Pal Tai Shun describe the season
al flight of the wild geese who
know the tundras of Siberia and
the marshes of the tropics. One
can almost hear the rhythmic beat
of their wings in the accompani-
ment.
None but the Lonely Heart, Pet
err I. Tschaikowsky.
The melancholy Russian compos-
er has written no more popular
song than this.
The Little Shepherds Song, Whit
ter Watts.
The words of this enticing song
are by the modern author William
Alexander Percy. Watts has caught
all their charm and quaintness and
has provided a piquant setting full
of harmonic and rhythmic interest.
Gifted with very graceful talent,
a sense of color and great enthusi-
asm, Watts is one of the most
successful American song writer's.
Danny Boy, Traditional.
An old Irish melody also known
as the Londonderry Air.
At the Well, Richard Hageman.
An unusual song by famous
American composer-c and
acconpanist. Rabindranath Tago-e
is the author of the text.
VI.-Medley of Light Opera Fa-
vorites.
Will you Remember, from May
time" Sigmund Romberg.
I'll See You Again, from Bitter
sweet Noel Coward.
SWeethearts, FIR o m Sweet
hearts, Victor Herbert.
My Hero, from THE Chocolate
Soldier" Oskar Straus. (Sung with
out pause).