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tf~NaStdVak Sa /. 1Lrane)
Nema danas nijedne novine u
ovoj zemlji ma nasem jeziku Ia
verovatno nigde ma zemaljskon.
saru), koja zagovara nepomirlji-
WI klasnu borbu i Marksisticko-
Deleonisticku znanost, Sto znaci
oslobodjenje radnicke klase is
pod morije klasne vladavine. o.
sim RADNIcKE BORBE. Budu.
q je to slucaj, mas je zadatak, ma
sd obaveza, ola jedinom revoluci-
onarnom listu ma nasem jeziku
pribavimo sto veci broj citaoca.
Ovo &c biti najdelotvorniji nacin
naseg rada ma prosvecivaniu j
organizovanju naSe klase, osobl-
to jugoslavenskih radnika. Oyo
je mas iskljucivi posao, jer niko
drugo> nece, niti moe, oval We
levazni posao obaviti, sem cla-
nova i simpaticara naSe Fed T.
CHE.
Mozemo Ii i koliko cerno u
ovoj dvomesecnoj kampanji US
peti, to cemo videti. Mi smo u
verenja da &c nasi clanovi i sinh
paticari svesrdno Sc odazvati a.
pelu Centralnog Odbora Fedora
CHE, j uciniti sve sto je u niiho-
vol moci da nasim zajedniGkim
radon postignemo zeljene nam
regulate. Sada, da Ii postoje 20
voljni uslovi "a nasu kampanju?
Mi smo ubedjenja kad Sc radnici-
ma objasni vaznost da su pretpla-
ceni ma revolucionarnu novinu,
kao sto je nasa; kada Sc uporedi
pisanje nase novine sa ostalim
jugoslavenskim novinama, sta O.
ma zastupa a Sta one zastupaju
i podrzavaju; kada i'm Sc ia raz-
lika objasni, malo &c Nth, koji
mogu da zdravo prosudjuju, Cd
biti da Sc pretplate ma mas list
Jesmo Ii mi tacni u nasoj tvrd-
Mi? Da mi previse ne gledamc
opstimisticki ma ovo pitanje? Ne
Evo dokaza "a to.
Drug l.. Stefanovic organizator
Ogranka Akron i clan Central
nog Odbora Federacije, ma jul
cerasnjoj senici C.. O. az. dec.)
doneo je sobom OSAM NOVIH
GOLDSMITH PRETPLATA Ma
RADNIcKU BORBU. Cd ovih O.
sam pletplata, on je sam saku-
pic SEDAN, a jednu je sakupi-
Ia njegova drugarica, Jelka. Ko-
ike su ostali clanovi Ogranka
Akron sakupili dosad. drug Ste
fanovic nam nije znao kazati,
jer 0 tome &c saznati u utorak
uvece ma sednici Ogranka.
Drug Stefanovic je ma gore
pomenutoi sednici c. O. ukratko
ispricao kako je on dobio owe
move pretplate. Prica je vrlo KRAFT
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21
DEBATA
izmedju
CVETKOVA i LEONTICA
pred SudOm MarkSiZma i iStOriie

Pre- dvadeset pet godina, u pocetku stvaranja Jugoslavi5e,
kad je jugoslavenska burzoazija slala razne syoje agente u owl
zemlju, da traze moralnu materijalnu potporu cd ovdaSnah
jlgosIavenskih radnika, Ia stvaranje "velike jugoslavenske dr.
lave, tada su ii agent govorili jugoslavenskim radnicima. ka-
ko &c u "novoj jugoslavenskoj DRAW vladati siroka "sloboda'
"jednakopravnost" kako &c radnik u Moi primati "punu vred-
most svoga proizvoda", it'd, it'd.
Odrzana bese iavna debata o jugoslavenskom pitanju lime
du predstavnika jagoslavenske burzoazije, DR.. Leontica pred
stavnika "socijalizma", T. Cvetkova. Nakon owe odrzane debate,
Radnicka Borba je "argumente" debatanta uzela u pretres
stavila III ma Marksisticko reseto II seriji clanaka, koji SD kas-
nije otstampani u obliku knjige, pod gornjim naslovom.
Kao sto je ova knjiga bia cd velike vaznosti "a studente
%istorijskih dogadjaja pre- dvadeset pet godina, ona je danas
jos vaznija, posto su istaknute analzovane cinjenice u Moi
skorasnji dogadjaji potkrepili
Otuda owl dragocenu bogatu $ istorijskim cinjenicama
knjigu preporucujemo nasim citaocima ostalim studentima is
torijskih d~ogadjaja.
Cena joj je Is cent? U mekom, a IS cent? u tvrdom povezu.
Porudzbinu $ novcem treba sIati ma adresu:
Knjizara Radnicke Borbe
34l3 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland, Ohio
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21
II zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.


The 3a annual cnveniono of the BugaianS Socialist Labor Fednaionw will be hd lin Detroit
Mich, commencing Sunday Dcember a. 1874 at 10 n, in CraMn Home 1881 East Knby
Ave
The pr cmvenhon mass meeting at which the annual collection for abdnaheska Prweta
is taken will be held in the convention hn on Saturday December 49, 7@ p M The meeting
will be addressed by Pnys hstenh delegate ARIA A. ALBAUGH, and the Fedesdons
Secretary THEO BAEFF.
A concert md dance are being arranged in the convention hall on Sunday evening beginning
Use p m Elaborate musical program featuring HELEN BANKS, the wen known Soprano niger
from lew York City Admission ~. tai included 01
B. On Monday December a convention banquet in honor of the delegates and quests will
be held lin the conyenhoa hahb beginning p M Price $50 LISA the banqut hatth Bugarans
show their appreciation the arys official organ WEEkLY PEOPLE"
Ad as a wndup. an entertainment and lance are beng arranged for Monday evening"
, beginning 7O p M Admission 0c tax including.
It is hoped that PMtys friends ad smpamzesw will see to it That se affairs turn as
to be the rand success they ought to he
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21
Nasi dopisi
Sa skupstine j yecerinke

s+E &C.,
Sa skupstine i veGerinke
Detroit, Mich.
Mas Ogranak je odrzao javnu
skupStinu ma 10. novembra, Sd
posetom oko cetrdeset osoba.
Tema je bila, "Duznost jugo-
slavenskih radnika u America /,
a govornik je bio drug VIM Sa-
bic. Drug je odrzao- prvoklasni
govor. Objasnio je duznosti ]u-
goslavenskih radnika.i borbu ko-
ia Sc vodi izmedju raznih jugo-
slavenskih grupa u ovoj zemlJid
u. Jugoslaviji. Takodjer Sc poslus
zio sa citatima iz raznih jugosla-
venskih novina, d~okazrjuci da te
novine j pokreti, ma zalost, slu-
re ma Stetu radnicke klase, mesto
da joy pomognu. Drug govornik
]e dale naglasio da je jedina So
cijalisticka Radnicka Partija u O.
vol zemlji u celom svetu koja is
kreno objasnjava radnickoj kla
Sc, nuznost da sc organizuje sa
svrhom oslobodjenja ispod kapi-
talizma j uspostavljanja Scotia
lizma.
Ma kraju je postavljeno neko-
like pitanja. ma koja je dat zado-
voljavajuci odgovor. l najposle je
izvrsena kolekcija, koja iznosi
S29.65 Sa OWN Sc skupstina pri-
vela kraju a vecerinka je ubrzo
zapocela, gde smo Sc opet svi O.
kupili.
Vecerinku su priredili Klub
Radnicke Borbe i Ogranak. Dru-
garice Kluba, kao j obicno, oba-
vile SUI glavni posao pripremaju-
q veceru, koja je bila "a svaku
pohvalu j ma vreme.
Ma vecerinki, nakon vecere, 60
vor je odrzao drug P. cotic. OBJ
jasnio je prosle izbore i lama O.
becanja, kapitalisticke klase, ko-
ia Sc ne mogu ispuniti j ma os-
novu tin obecanja radnicka kla-
sa je glasala "a kapitalisticke
candidate. Drug je naglasio da je
u tim izborima jedina Socijalis-
ticka Radnicka Partija govorila
radnicima istinu, isticuc da, nj
kakvi politicari ne mogu nista
uciniti "a Nth, vec da sami rad
nici moraju nesto uciniti. To me
sto', jeste organizovanje polite
XII j industrijski, da osvoje j ras-
puste politicku drzavu j da pre-
uzmu industrije u svoje ruke, us
postavljajuci Industrijalnu Re-
publiku Rada.
Pri kraju govora drug je uci-
MO APPEL ma prisutne ola pruze
f~inansijsku pomoc nasem pokre-
tn, cemu Sc svi odazvaSe. Kolek-
CHA sledi:
Pc $500: P. cotic, J. Sekulic,
T. Pavlovic, S. Todoroff i j. Cr-
kvenac. Pc $500: j. Ivanoff, S.
Stoianoff, Fradell, S. w. Peshell,
T. Trifunoff, B. Curulic, P. Vra-
carevic, M. Kovac, j. curulic
i B.. Roksandic. Pc $1.00: j.
Horvath, K. Todoroff, I. STAN
chef, K. Primo, M. Sauer, M.
B. Slepcevic, K. Boberic, Con-
chef, Bro, P. Mateef, Kulusic,
Chicorski. Gramaticoff, c. Miro
savljevic, N. Koss il. Kapetano-
vic. Svega $4,000. C%elokupni pri-
bod cd vecerinke bio je $166.34.
Kolekcija sa s%kupstine:
J. Medved $500 i V. Babin
$3.50. Pc $1.00: N. Koss, T. Shil-
Ter, Boberic familija, B. Roksan-
~ XII
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-12-21
Novogodisnja pre- slava u Milwaukee

u nedeju 81 decenhra u cell Move Godine) Jugosavenski Cganak i kuoR adncke bbe
cednkuu svmes tu 84 So St ma koj &c HlradtN starr dotatN ovuG odnu.
u su uvae
Be doue domate he a goe &c bavlad tuvena gNba "senns Little Band: Uaz
|bephaan Ii se udobn0h postIaces Sc = OD6OR-
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New Years Eve Celebration in Detroit

Section Wayne County South SEvonian and Bulgarian Branches Of the Socialist b Party
will hold a New Years Eve celebrations Sunday. DEFENDERS t 1874 in Serbian Hall, 1914 Frederick
smpathlers will all anend this part and hey are inviting you to dc tes same Dancing t
music of the International Orchestra
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Xmas Party in Chicago.

Section Cook County Weekly People Club will hold a m Pany at Section Headquarters
S. Haled Street. Chicago on Saturday. December 2d. 1914 Bneht-he Weekly People
Xmas Box Delicious nagasbardm true Swedish style = Plenty of various fishes to pleas all
appettes Grab bag md a kit by our budding atrs Plan to spend a pleasant ewingw with
Begins sOep i.
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New Years Eve Celebration in Chicago

Section Cook County. the Bulgarian adS South Savonan Branches wnc celebrate Wears
EveA Section Headquarters 58 S Hlaed Street Chicago on Sunday, December 5t1 1914 =
Buffet supper will be served - $50 per plate rs cents rchldrenP Plenty to eh, dnnk and music
to dance Supper at 200 pm. or for those Wishing to come for an early snack can be aiken care of
from 500 D m on = Wen be seeing you,
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Hi-Y Show Planned
Here During Nav

The annual Hi-Y Minstre, ,.a
be presented this year in the ,. WIN
forum of New Hanover Hj9b ,o o00l'
on Friday, May 70. The ni ,I,.ool
is under the direction Of Cb ,o.,eI
Taylor, well-known ventpoIna a-ts
and Snowman in the citv E r.S
Mrs. Russell Caudell as n9ns;o ".9
rector. 0l'
Barbara Leeuwenburg, a ss,,,.
Hi-Y girl, has been chosec N'''Or
manager and Stanley Proutv az 81
Dick Phelps, senior and in1 1ol
have been elected as sssi T'-,U,
managers. The minstrel will tsL
the traditional form with onaH T@e
chorus. soloist and end men T.s
leads have been selected and ~.
chorus has begun work on the s
music.
The Hi-Y clubs present this ,bom
of clean fun and laughs each ys.,
for the youth and adults of the city
with the idea of stressing thsi.
standards, clean speech, cIes,
scholarship, clean living and clean
athletics.
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Grainger-Miller
Vows Spoken
AtSt. Marlin S

Plans have been completed fo1
the wedding of Miss Christina Sted-
man Granger, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. P. H. Bate, of Char
lotte, and Lieut.. William Harrison
Miller of Mariana, Fla, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Clyde Miller
of Linton, Ind.
The wedding will take place
Thursday evening at $3.50 o'clock
at st. Martins Episcopal church.
Rev. John C. Granger of Colds
boro, uncle of the bride-elect. will
officiate, assisted by Rev. c. Al
fred Cole, pastor of the church.
Mrs. Charles A. Moseley, Jr., Or
ganist, will present program of
nuptial music.
The bride-elect will be given in
marriage by her father, and Lieu
tenant Miller will have his father
AZ best man.
Mrs. Joseph Edmondson of Co.
lumbia, S. c., will be matron OF
honor.
Bridesmaids will be Mrs. Robert
L. Lee of Anderson, S. c., Mrs.
Rex N. Gribble of Charlotte, Mrs.
Robert w. Henderson of Fort Ben
ming, Ca, sister OF the bridegroom
elect; Miss Becky Patton of this
city and Atlanta, Ca, Miss Mar
garet Chandler and Miss Hope
Pitts. both of Charlotte.
Ushers will include Lieut.. Ru-
pert Kropp of Atlanta, Ga, Lieut..
Walter johnson, Capt Roland Pet
ers, Capt. William Parker, Lieut..
Paul w. Baker, and Capt. Her
bert Patterson, all of Morris Field.
Parties prior to the wedding will
include Mrs. William Harvell's in
formal party Tuesday morning at
II o'clock at her home on Roswell
avenue honoring Miss Granger.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
- Mrs. James D. Sandridge will be
hostess at her home on Mecklen-
burg avenue at an informal tea in
honor Of the bride-elect.
Miss Alice Gleason and Mrs. Har-
ry Moseley of Greenville, S. c.,
will entertain Wednesday evening
at $50 o'clock at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bate at 1903 Beverly
drive after the rehearsal foc the
wedding.
Thursday at l o'clock Mrs. H.
B. Trull and daughter, Mrs. Jo-
seph Edmondson, of Columbia, S.
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Informal Dance Set
Wednesday At Armory
By Searchlight Unit

An informal dance will be held
at the Cape Fear Artillery armory,
814 Market street, Wednesday eve
ming, April 10, starting at 8 o.
clock with Battery C, 329th Search.
light Battalion entertaining.
Music will be furnished by the
117th battalion dance band Of
Camp Davis. Also buffet supper
will be offered to round out the
event.
All young ladies desiring to at
tend may dial telephone 1914 at
ter 4 o'clock for transportation to
and from the armory or gather Al
the U. S. o. clubs or the Wood
row Wilson Hut, where transpor
tation will also be available at APP
proximately p. m.
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Miss Margaret Lewis
Of Chadbourn, WEEDS
Lieut.. Drew Bryan

CHADBOURN, April II. - The
marriage of Miss Margaret Lewis
of Chadbourn, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Lewis to Lieut.. Robert
Drew Bryan, son of Mrs. Nancy
Bryan and the late Robert Drew
Bryan of Cleburne, Texas, was
solemnized in the P1ney Forest
Baptist church naer Chadbourn
April with the Rev. I. T. New
ton, pastor of the bride officiating.
Dan Dove of Wilmington, was
best man. Ushers were Leroy
Gore of Whiteville and Jim Butler
of Wilmington. Honorary brides
maids were Misses Ann Mason OF
Wilmington, Patsy McClenney,
Nancy Lee Lewis of Chadbourn,
and Mrs. Randy Yoder of Chad
bourn. They wore afternoon dress
es and corsages of talisman roses.
Mrs. A. D. Lewis, mother OF
bride, wore a two-piece aqua
dress with matching hat and cor
sage of pink roses.
Master Lem Gore, nephew OF
the bride, was ring bearer.
Mrs. Leroy Gore of Whiteville,
sister of bride, and only attendant,
wore a floor length dress of light
blue marquisette, her bouquet was
of pink roses, and matching
coronet of roses completed h r
costume.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore formal wedding
gown of embossed marquisette,
with shirred bodice, sweetheart
neckline and long sleeves. Her
finger-tip veil of bridal illusion was
arranged in coronet style. She
wore a string of pearls, the gift oil
the bridegroom. Her bouquet Of
white roses was centered with a
white orchid.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Lewis entertained at a
reception at their home. The re.
ceiving line was composed of the
host and hostess, the bridal party
Mrs. Frances McClenney, grand
mother of the bride, the Rev. anc
Mrs. I. T. Newton, and Mrs. S
H. Parker Of Wilmington.
Assisting in receiving throughout
the nome were Mrs. R. L. Nc.
Cheney, Mrs. T. S. Lewis, Mrs
Ed Gilmore, Miss Nancy Lee
Lewis, Mrs. Lee Yates, Mrs. Joe
Edmund, Mrs. Yandy Yoder anc
Miss Patsy McClenney. Serving
were Misses Ruby Lee Yates
Martha Jane Lewis, Virginia Nc
Clenny, Janice Moore and Mary
Lee Thompson.
Mrs. B7yan's going away cos
tune was two-piece suit of blacl
and white check, with black &C.
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Press some Moroine between thumb and
finger. Slowly move them apart. Long silky
fibres prove Moroline's high quality
nothing less measures up to this test.
Morollne is blessing for diaper rash,
scrapes, scratches and bruises. Highlyeco-
nomlcal. SC, triplesize, l0e. Get Moroine.
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Page-Hurley Vows
Said In Snow Hill

SNOW HILL, April 17-Miss
Juanita Fuqua Hurley and Ensign
William Robert Page, Jr., of Will
mington were united in marriage
on April in the Calvary Memorial
Methodist church at Snow Hill with
the brides father, the Rev. j. Bas-
com Hurley, officiating.
A program of nuptial music was
presented by Mrs. Mark c. Las
sitter. organist, and Miss Virginia
Taylor Stephenson of Seaboard,
soloist. Mrs. Lassiter wore blue
lace dress with corsage of tails
man roses and Miss Stephenson
wore white lace and net. Her cor
sage was of red roses. !.
The bride, given in marriage by
her uncle, the Rev. B. T. Hurley,
of Williamson, wore a gown OF
white slipper satin fashioned with
fitted bodice with sweetheart
neckline and full sleeves al
shoulder, tapering to points over
the hands. Her fingertip veil of
illusion fell from a coronet of seed
pearls. Her flowers were brides
roses, centered with orchids, and
showered with sweet peas.
Miss Doris Hurley of Snow Hill
and Atlanta, Ca, attended hel
sister as maid-of-honor. She wore
pink marquisette dress.
The bridesmaids, Misses Iris Bo
land of Elon college and Marian
Hurley of Williamson, cousins o
the bride, wore yellow and blu
/ faille taffeta dresses. Miss Name.
| Gray Caps of Jacksonville
cousin of the bridegroom, wor
white taffeta All the attendant
| wore headdresses of maline an
flowers matching their dresses
| They carried bouquets Of pin]
roses tied with pink ribbon.
:. William Robert Page, Sr., fathe
of the bridegroom, was best man
III Lawrence c. Rose and Julian M
MacKeithan of Wilmington, Pau
Frizzelle, Jr. and Robert Exum 0
Snow Hill were ushers.
III The brides mother was gowne,
in black lace and wore a corsag
of gardenias, while the bride
| groom's mother wore an orchi,
taffeta dress and a corsage of tails
man roses.
| Immediately following the cere
|. mony, formal reception was hel,
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. J. H
Harper. Receiving with tn
Harpers were the parents of tn
bride, the parents of the bride
groom, and the wedding party. .
I Late in the evening the coupl
7. left for Jacksonville, Fla, wher,
the bridegroom is stationed. Fo
travelling, the pride chose two
piece suit of light blue wool will
black accessories and an orchit
from her bridal bouquet.
Mrs. Page, the daughter of tn
B Rev. and Mrs. ]. Bascom Hurley
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Julie Sprunt, Student
At Mary Baldwin, Takes
Role In College Play

sTAUNTON, Va, April 17.-Miss
Julie Sprunt, Wilmington, N. c..
will play the role of taxi driver
in the Mary Baldwin Dramatic
clubs spring production, 'Vickie,"
to be given on April % and 20.
Miss Sprunt, a junior, has been
very active in extra-curricular &C
tivities. Last year she was fresh
man adviser and a member of the
Y. W. c. A. cabinet. This year she
is exchange editor of the "Mis-
cellany," literary publication of
the college, secretary of the Y. w.,
a member of the Athletic Associa-
ton Council, and a member of the
social committee Miss Sprunt is
an honor student
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BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mr.. w. J. Butler, Jr.,
of Jacksonville, Fla, announce the
birth of a daughter, Jane Carol,
Mr.. Butler is a former resident of
Acme.
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Rabbi Thurman Ends
Series Of Reviews
At Temple Tonight

Tonight at 8 o'clock in the
Temple of Israel, Rabbi Mordecia
M. Thurman will review the
thought-provoking and much-dis-
cussed book "TEle Ten Command
ments,' ediAed by Arrninn R.
Robinson.
The review is open to the public.
A silver offering for the United
Jewish Appeal will be taken al
the door, This is the last in the
current series sponsored by the
Ladies Concordia Society of the
Temple.
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c., and Mrs. Robert L. Lee Of
Anderson, S. c., will be hostesses
at a breakfast at the Hotel Char
lotte in honor If Miss Granger
and Lieutenant Miller.
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CLUB CLOCK

The East Wilmington Home
Demonstration club will meet
Thursday afternoon at
o'clock with Mrs. w. M. Chin
mis-, 2319 Market Street road.
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The regular meeting of the
Bradley's Creek Home Demon
stration club will be held on
Friday, April 81, at 2::3O
o'clock in the home of Mrs.
W. A. Jackson. All members
and women of the community
are invited to attend.
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cessorles. Her corsage was an
orchid from her bridal bouquet.
Pre-nuptial parties included a
formal dinner given by MISS
Nancy Lee Lewis on Saturday
evening, and a rehearsal party and
cake cutting given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Gore at their home
on Pickney Street Whiteville.
Following the reception, Lieut.
and Mrs. Bryan left for a brief
honeymoon stay at Silver Springs
Fla. after which they will be at
home in Sebring, Fla, where he
is now stationed at Hendricks Air
Field.
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

The marriage of Miss Donna
Baker Of Chicago, and Edwin L.
Stevens, petty officer second class,
U. S. Navy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Stevens of Wilmington, took
place on April 7, at Chicago, Ill.
is a graduate of Louisburg college
and of Rex Hospital school OF
Nursing.
Ensign Page, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Page of Wilmington
graduated from New Hanover High
school and attended the University
OF North Carolina. He is now a
member Of the Naval Air Corps
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The East Wilmington nome
Demonstration club will meet
Thursday afternoon at 8
o'clock with Mrs. W. M. Chin
mis-, 2319 Market Street road.
A meeting of the Wrights-
boro Home Demonstration CLUB
will be held Tuesday at the
clubhouse.
The Lake Forest School will
have open-house on Friday
evening, April 81, at 8 o'clock
to which the public is cordially
invited.
A meeting of the Ladies Aid
society will be held at st. Mat
thews Lutheran church Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock.
The Myrtle Grove Home
Demonstration club will hold
the April meeting and
luncheon on Thursday at 10
o'clock at the clubhouse.
Women of the community are
invited.
The Crepe Myrtle Garden
club will meet Friday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. E. G. Hall in
Winter Park. Miss Allie Fech-
tig will speak to the members
on Azaleas and all ladies of
the community are invited to
attend.
The April meeting Of the
Bradley's Creek PIT. A. has
been postponed from April 20
to April Is at 2:30 o'clock at
which time new officers will
be elected and report of the
state convention by the dele
gate Mrs. Lloyd Lee will be
given. Mrs. Stout of the coun-
ty health department will be
speaker of the afternoon.
The Sunset Park PIT. A. will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2::30
o'clock in the school annex. An
interesting program has been
planned by children of the an
mex after which the mothers
of the annex will entertain at
a tea. Important business will
be transacted and a full at
tendance of parents is request
ed by the president.
The V. F. W. auxiliary will
meet Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock at Campbells place,
1117 Mercer avenue for a So
cial followed by the election
of officers.
The regular meeting of the
Bradley's Creek Home Demon
stration club will be held on
Friday, April 81, at 2::3O
o'clock in the home of Mrs.
W. A. Jackson. All members
and women of the community
are invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-18
PERSONALS

Mrs. Robert C. Merritt has as
her guest at her home in the city
her father, James T. Barker of
Baltimore, Md, who will spend
some time here.
Pvt. Robert Roudabush of Camp
G1'uber, Okla, is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Rouda-
bush.
Lieut.. and Mrs. o. Nolan San
ford and daughter, Lima Calder,
left Sunday for Charlotte after
spending the past week here.
Lieut.. Sanford returns to his post
at Camp Shelby, Miss, and his
wife and daughter will reside in
Charlotte.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
Bible Thought

The heart Is deceitful above all
things, and desperately wicked;
who can know 1t? I the Lord
search the heart.-Jer. 17-9.