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Evening star., 1944-03-08

MOVING. PACKING 3 STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
Evening star., 1944-03-08
HOUSES FURNISHED.

COUPLE WANTED to share home; all
facilities; wife unemployed; no children
Free rent in exchange for services. WA.
614 GIsT AVE. Silver Spring, Md.-De-
tached' MOD. r.. p, shower. auto. h..
$ssls "a s PIX Rf''s st. 'srs assa cs
GoyEIY. laree. &ee terra pm Gotta brick home in
el0ps s Lawn, ", etc; rent sSs5 @ per- mo sDo or
EsTSTE HMRfr IN t6e heaa SsH Of beau
tiful Edgemoor. The house is large and
has has rare furnishings; delightful place to
medIiately. nsItel $3.50. E. NJ. Fry, Inc, WI
GoMFoETaBsE G9a su.EteE: sssEogms s,,s baths
ss,5 S lath ST; N,W.EpesirsbIe home,
shoppnf nof dsnet close to p and
aaa R!nfs ,ih Ate ST cali owner; 5srwyR S5s.
cite dinette and bath. automatic oil heat.
Sl20 per mo- r. G. Dunno, 604 H st.
GEoRGEToWN-win exchange lease on
small attractiyely furn. GEORGETOWN home,
bedrooms. baths, for unfurn. single
VIII hp con5dsr IN aTs xSnsve b1na amt
WANTED by serviceman,s wife, stayat-
tloHie ihOtiiei' Will Cllliu 70 snare new
home and care for my 3-year-old son. 1911
Moves dr., Silver Spring, evenings To-
WESLEY HEIGHTS-NICELY FURNISHED
4-bedroom detached home available to
couple: no children. no dogs: S175 month
W. G: & A: N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1880 Mass Ave. NV. OR. 4464.
HOME VALUE.
37OS Kennedy St, Hyattsville Md: de-
tached home, completely furn.; rooms.
bath, electricity, gas, oil heat @ bed
rooms); conv. to transp. Sl25
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
MA. $3.50 Realtor SOS N Capitol
Evening star., 1944-03-08

ROOMS FURkIsHED-kortheost.
3517 gath ST. N.E.-Double room, twin
beds private home, quiet neI neeIshborhhood; sgh
ali4 S. DAKOTA AVE. Single and
double rms. for rent. Private home.
Nicely furn. Good transp. Phone TR.
sI 1saI MONROE ST. N.E.-Large room, twin
beds, innerspring mattresses; .streetcar,
FRONT, DOUBLE BEDRoodM. girls isIH: or
couple; private bath, use of kitchen. liy-
az R ST: NE, Apt, 31Large. attractive
suitable for 2; convenient downtown transp.
%
327 Ist ST. NE.-Furn. room, suitable for
one or two persons. One block to Union
Station. 12*
3Is EAST CAPITOL ST.-3rd floor, single
or double inner-spring mattress. next
shower, air conditioned: gentlemen. Ii.
0703.
COLORED-1435 Irving ST. ne-Space
for girls; cooking and laundry privileges
home privileges: also Ink. room. Apply
in person.
for employed couple or
2; use of kitchen in modern home. Call
FIR 241G
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ROOMS UkFURkiSHED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

6C9 IRVING ST. N.W.-1 room, next to
bath with shower; phone furn.; near bus
and car lines TA O69S.
Evening star., 1944-03-08

FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china, glassware.
r,sss russ SilysrwaTe paintnss highest cash
FuRNlTuRE and househod AsRs Effects ,s;oi' Of the
better better kind wanted at once; also want
pdsno pdsgr and n other musical instruments. cleo
Please cali Mr.. GRADY. .i NA. H 26a6. Snf amount
fuRNITuRE-Bedroom, living room, misc
prompt attention; highest cash n Prices. pr sG Cali
any 1Fyvr, time; RE 7so4: ewes, Me: 53l7. H.
and man capPBr shGsSns
PRfcEs PAID Also ehoice etHde diamonds niGshS for
M1ts,oMI saIs; Max SEelE s27 NV Me Ola
Bring 1t to our store. No stringed instru-
ments Arthur Jordan Piano Co, 1oi5
PHoTo ENLARGER. Size not under sA
BY ~, Rudolph MI 1884. 9"
PIANO, will pay cash for a spinet, or
Phone EN- e170. '' G''u III
PIANo-Do YOU have a spinet. apt. up
want viii pay sS4 CASH. aSa de6e Hes g S5sa ss IA
small piano, will pay, good cash price and
arrange adr geo hauling Telephone District 1879
PIANos-Highest cash prices for spinets,
grsthds' s,iste consoles and small uprights of any
PIANOS; Eaa st any Isss kind any make any eGnd
measure before calling % DE. 10 oo1s Ssi'' please
sss.s' essn 59ss 49, iP1 ne
up to S35C for combinations; also 'fSr floor
models, 1910 14th st: NV, DE. O013.,
RADIOS; phono-combinations and table
models wanted. Will call. Pay top cash.
1o9 4th st. NV, MA. 1855 or DI. 0122 49,.
RADIOS, any make. table models only:
ys viii cali MF Met5epoitan 55a3 Radio CO. 5Is
REFRIGERATOR, good, used, electric.
SAFES, any. size or make, highest cash
price; immediate service. The Safemasters
MY sEe sepaE msk ssS Repars BY
SEWING MACHINES-We buy ali types:
repair hemstitching, buttons covered
pieatIng; s, 9l7 st. RE 1900. RE. 231l.
ard must be late model in excellent con-
nings, oxford 1907
TYPEWRITERS-We buy any make, age or
condition. Top prices paid. Standard
TYPEWRITERs WANTED. al makes; top
Corp. Bond Bldg, 14th and N. Y ave
WAsRiSG VA Hing MACHINE urgently needed
Prefer Bendix or Spinner type. Phone
Ta,is M s,,SHG GSGrch h .5;4SSI 257sS}I p.us,
condition Oh. os6o. >' '0' ~ s''u
WASHING MACHINE urgently needed
must 6e in good condition. Phone Green
Evening star., 1944-03-08
AVAILABLE MARCH Is

For discriminating people. Choice of
several nicely furnished double rooms with
running water, twin beds. Some singles
will be available by April l. Walking dis
tance to most offices. 1915 Goth st. NV.
COLORED-1503 r st. n.w-Sunny front
tied seiiiilaii; man; % references. mo- to . pm pm. ~
1744 CORCORAN ST. N.W.-Colored base
ment room for Christian lady in home Of
mother and children; reas; home privil
Evening star., 1944-03-08

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT.
Counters, stools. cash register, desk,
dish cans, stainless steel silver boxes, ex-
haust system. Neon signs, metal table.
ME 6725 30s
Evening star., 1944-03-08

GENTLEMANS ROOM
About 13 minutes from White House,
near Rock Creek Park, good neighborhood.
Very quiet, 12x14, semiprivate bath, 3
windows. Admirably heated, with cross
ventilation and roof terrace for summer:
references will be exchanged, S45. Call
CO 2955 after s.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
BOATS.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

SHETLAND PONY, especially gentle with
g M, call AT. 5000; after pm, Locust
PUPPY, weeks old, tan, female. Free to
a good home. RE. 1910.
ENGLISH SETTER, male, 1s months
sin1Inn champion aes stock Call after pm. Gen
SCOTTIE, pedigreed. female, 6 mos: sacri-
fee, S15. HI. 1039R.
BLACK CHOWS, S25-S35 FOX TER. SO.
AFGHAN CREAM MALE. 8 MO. $50.
COOKERS, REDS. BLACKS, S25-$35- $50.
Dog Hotel. 7344 Georgia Ave. tx. 1921.
BOXER PUP,
8 months old, A. K c. registered. show
prospect; ne, cheap inquiries solicited. C.
3; Morton. 642o Lee hwy. Arlington, Va.
coal. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
WOOD, 2-ft. lengths: $50 cord, delivered.
Arrowhead Farm, telephone DI 2248
COkDWOOD, any length, seasoned. guar
where: full cord, $50. EN-. 1865
ANDIRONS, fire tools, screens and all fire.
place goods. repaired and refinished. D. L.
Bromwell, 723 18th st. NV. ME; 1874
OAK fireplace and stove wood delivered.
va Eimsood inv oSro s71 . g. cafDer' Mclean
FIREPLACE HARDwooD. seasoned SEQ
cord. delivered in NV. Washington only;
also cow manure, we'll rotted, guaranteed
finest quality. CHI. BAL.
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
Seasoned Oak and Pine.
National 1868: Evenings, DU. 1850. 14'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-11

nj skrivala pred svojim mozem.
Kadar je Z MIN govorila, je 60
vorila O zenskah. Zasmehovala
je njih lepoto, z umetnimi sred-
stvi pricarano, blatila Nth du-
so, z lazjo pobarvano. Skoraj
"a vsako je imela ma jeziku
skrajno srdit, skozi zobe izgo-
%vorjen izraz: vlacuga! Pri tenn
pa ie merila moza V dino oci,
kaj porece.
Molcal je. LIE enkrat, ko je
slo "a znano osebo, je dejal:
ITO ne more biti res. I'll gledas
precrno!"
zena je p~ostala pozorna.
"Kaj ii je toliko do nje?'
MOI je spoznal ost tega vpra-
SANTA. Molcal je. Nj Sc maral j.
SIdIl Il OSlJeIH.
Ko sta sla V nedeljo ma spre-
bod, Sc ,je brez premora obesala
ma njegovo roko, dasi je bila
duseca vrocina. Hotela je javno
dokazati, da je to MEN MOI in
njena last.
Srecala sta mlado damo, XII
je koketno pogledala njenega
moza; zeni je planila VISA rde-
cica v obraz. Obstala je in j je
srdito zaklicala:
"Kaj hocete cd mojega mo-
Iza?"
Tuja d a Sc je ustavila.
MOI je, potegnil Vero "a seboj.
Dana je v hipu spoznala, "a
kaj gre, nagnila je glavo in de-
jala S porogljivo pomiloval-
nostjo:
"Ubozica! Ubozica!"
Zgodil hi Sc bill skrajno mu-
cen PRIOR, da nj val ljudi, XII je
prisel nasproti, pomesal Vero in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-11

Before sitting down at her dress
ing table for her nightly beauty
ritual, lovely Georgia Schneider,
Chicago, draws the window shades
to keep her bedroom warm as
toast. Yes, cloth window shades
drawn to the sill help keep rooms
coy and comfortable eve when
you are wearing as fragile a
negligee as this of sheer black
lace over pale pink chiffon. The
layer of air trapped between the
shade and the glass seals warm air
in, cuts heat loss through window
glass by one-third.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-11

Tisti vecer je bila zena dru-
gacna. Odgovarjala je ma VISA
v~prasanja tho, ponizno; bila je
telesno in dusevno izmucena.
Spala je trdno. Pono6i Sc je
odpocila, napeti zivci so odne-
hall. Men odpocitek pa je delo-
val nasprotno.
Domisljija je pricela delova-
tt ziveje. Neverjetnosti 81 je ma
slikala verjetne. Re pismo il nj
slo il spomina. V Mi je raslo
vse tisto il prejsnjega dine in je
doseglo stare visino.
z mozem je govorila. Silila Sc
je cello prijaznost. Memo Gust
vovanje Sc je uklonilo poo
vzroki, XII so zenskega, praktic-
mega znacaja.
NejeVOlJa do moza Je delo-
ma izginila. Zavedla Sc je, da
memo zivljenje je odvisno cd
NIGGA. Hote ali nehote mu je
vendarle dekla, dasi hi e g a
ne bila priznala nikoli.
Zacela pa je sovraziti zen
ske. To memo sovrastvo Sc nj
izrazalo V kritiki obleke, stasa,
obieajev ali zivljenja s%ovrstnic;
segalo je globlje. Zasovrazila
jih je cato, ker so zenske. Gin
lepsa ie katera bila, CHM lepsa
obleka je. pokrivala meme ude,
EN- vecji je bill MEN srd do ME.
Cele popoldne je slonela ma
oknih in jih je gledala. Prema-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-11

moza med Sc, mlada zena pa je.
izginila.
Vera nj mogla pozabiti tega.
Imela je obcutek, da z mozem
drzi v rokah nekaj, kar lahko
vsak hip izgubi. Hotela 81 je "a
gotoviti to posest. Nj vedela, nj
znala kako.
Mir, XII Sc je bill navidezno po-
vrnil, nj bill, vec mir, bill je tina
muka dveh bitij, XII zivita drug
poleg drugega, ker morata Ii
YETI. MOI :je postajal zalosten,
zamisljen, vse, kar je storil, nj
storil v polni meri IL ljubezni,
ampak lie da ohrani mir.
Nekega vecera je bill utrujen;
dusevna potrtost ga je mucila,
zena je polozila roko mani, on
jo je odklonil.
Dejala nj niti besede. Strasno
ga je merila nekaj minut, nato
je razmisljala v strop. Tudi mo-
nj zaspal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-11
Nadaljevanjeo
"Daj, da govorim

"Daj, da govorim -"
Vera Sc je sesedla ma stol.
Bila je unicena, bleda; jokala
je brez solz, srd je POLL MEN O.
braz.
"Poglej!" je dejal MOI, XII 10
je skusal umiriti, dasi Sc mu je
tresla beseda in je tezko nasel
izraz "a izrazom.
"Kaj 81 dejala? Ali ne cults
re v besedi sami, da mi delas
krivico. Ljubosumnost! To nj
mic dolocnega. To je samo mi
sci, XII te muci. Bog We, KIDD tt
10 je povzrocil, XII mama hoce
uniciti zivljenje. Poglej in pre-
misli vse mole besede in deja-
MIA cd ULTRA do vecera in vide
la hos, da je tvoja beseda laz.
MOI, XII je svoji zeni newest, XII
10 vara, ne govori tako, Sc ne
vede tako; je pcvsem druga-
cen 49,"
zena je zrla precise in trgala
rob papirja, XII je visel V Clip
hasten okrasku S police. Bila je
videti, da pocasi prodira pane
ten razlog V MO, a ga re bolest-
no razpolozenje lie pc kapljicah
spuscalo dale.
"Poleg tega," je dejal MOI
mi podaj dokaze. Kje 81 cula in
Cd koga? Poklicem ga; govor
mai. Dokaze, dokaze!'
Ia hip Sc je Veri razsiril O.
braz V zmagoslaven nasmeh. re
so 10 bile skoraj omamile ME
COVE besede, ko Sc je zopet "a
vedla sama sebe. Segla je V ne
drije in mu je zagnala zmecka'
no pismo.
"Kdo ii je to pisal?'
Pismo je pablo ma tia. 10 ga
,je MOI pobral in pogledal, ga je
dial zeni.
"Poglej pisavo, znana ii je.'
zena je vzela pismo, gledala
posevne mehke poteze in brodi'
la pc spominu.
"Pusti ljubosumnost in opa'
zuj brez predsodka. Vceraj sem
pismo prejel in nisem ga uteg'
nil pokazati. Ali Sc nisi nekot
norcevala mad to posevno pl'
savo?'
zeni je zardelo lice, Zmec.
kala je pismo in ga je vrgla ma
ognjisce.
Moza nj pogledala V obraz
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-11
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-11
GOSPA VERA
FRANCE BEVK

Bio jo je sram, a tega nj no.
tela priznati.
v moza pa je lie leglo zmago-
slavno cuvstvo. Tho ugodje mu
.je spreletelo ude. Smejal hi Sc
bill glasno, &c ne bi bill incl OBJ
zira do zene.
"Prenagljena je bila sodba,
to zdaj vidis in spoznas. Nesre-
&c, XII Sc narede "a tako nizko
ceno, so najstrasnejse in nepo-
pravljive."
zena je jokala.' Stopil je do
ME in jo je pobozal pc laseh in
pc ramenu.
"zakaj ie vse to prislo! Cemu
je bila TAXA tvoja sodba? Ne jo-
ci! Use bod, kot je bilo."
Njegova beseda Sc je pribli-
zevala joku. zena Sc nj okreni-
la, sla je V soho, da je bila sa-
ma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-11

govala Sc je, da nj pljunila ma
ME, XII so hodile mimo, oblago-
darlene z lepoto in prikuplji-
vostjo. Kajti ona je sovrazila
vse. Nj mogla vedeti, katera je
tista, XII je p%remamila njenega
moza. Morda hodi pod njenim
oknom in Sc j roga. Kadar je
zenska pogledala ma memo ok
no, il je mehanicno planila mi
sci skozi mozgane: ia je tista!
Tega neznosnega sovrastva
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-11

V trudni uri, ko so oci napol
mizale in je dusa upehana DIRE
mala, Sc je Vera odpocivala OBJ
spominih. Kako nenadno Sc .je
ona nekoc zavedla svojega de-
klistva, XII je kakor v hipu il
tai vzraslo in il zarisalo stezo
zivljenja! -
Kadar so roke same cd sebe
segle v lase, da jih ~popravijo,
in ie pogled sam padel v zrcalo,
da Sc izprasuje, je re bio tudi
srce nemirno.
Stoteri so prihajali mirno;
MEN pogled je bill "a vse enako
dober, dasi je lie enega iskalo
oko. Kdo DO tisti? Cigav DO ma
gelj, XII je roki, cigav DO ro-
zenkravt?
In Bog We, koliko jih je bio,
XII so zeleli Meme besede in pri-
hajali v hiso modrovat z oce-
tom, a sc nj odlocila "a nobene-
ga.
Pa je prisel tuj in neznan in
jo je dohitel ma cesti.
Kan gres dekle?"
"Domov."
"Das meni nagelj?"
Ona pa je dejala il dekliske
jeze, XII podi vsiljenca in ne We,
kako hi ga sodila:
"Pustite me! Kaj YAM DO ma
gelj?"
In vsiljenec, gosposko oble-
cen, je nagnil glavo in jo po-
gledal v obraz. Tedaj ga je po-
gledala tudi ona. Nasmehnila
Sc je njegovi drznosti. Tudi on
Sc je nasmejal. Dejal pa je:
"Tako lepa, pa tako huda!"
Radi besede "lepa" sc je We
ra znova zresnila. Zvenela j je
v usesih p~rijetno, a marala je
nj. Rekla nj nicesar.
"Spremiti vas vendar smem ?"
"Storite, kar hocete!"
Take je stopil ia nepridiprav
v ocetovo hiso. Sedel je, oce mu
je postregel z zganjem in tudi z
besedo, ker je bill gospod. Ko je
odsel, je slisala Vera:
"Vidis, uradnik je."
ga nocem, &c je zlat."
In sc je zaprla kamrico.
"Ko je prejela prvo razgled-
nico, je mislila mani, ma tretjo
mu je odgovorila, da ne DO hud.
Tistikrat Sc je pricela njena
skrb obracati ma kuhinjo in
gospodinjstvo. Cemu? Sauna 81
je tajila jasen odgovor.
V podzavesti je cutila vse.
Neke noel j je potrkal; XII je
stopila k oknu, mu je dejala,
da mu ne odpre.
pet ur sem prehodil pes -.
v noci ..."
Njegov glas je bill izmucen in
prosec. Predstavljala 81 je dol
go cesto pet ur hoda, morda
radi dveh besed, in pet ur ma
zaj, da ne zamudi sluzbe. Ka-
kor da Sc je $ to besedo vrgel
ma tehtnico, je njegova vred-
most zrasla v neskoncnost
Odprla je in poprosil jo je "a
roko. Dala mu je nagelj in pr
vi poljub. Deset minut je ostal,
pa ga je videla zopet ma cesti.
kako gre z neskoncno radostjo
v srcu v mesto nazaj.
Gospa Vera je pomislila OBJ
tenn sponainu. odpocivajoca mu-
ka v njenem srcu Sc je zganila.
- In Ia clovek me vara?
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-11
Mali ogIasi
ISCE Sc

stanovanje S 4 ali 5 sobami in
kopalnico; ma ali v blizini St.
Clair Ave. zeli Sc stanovanje "a
takojsnjo vselitev. Kdor ina
"a oddati, maj poklice HE. 1854.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15
COURSE GIVEN TN KETCHIKAN

KETCHIKAN, Alaska - Alas ka's first school for food hand lers, continued in Ketchikan last week under the joint sponsorship of the Territorial Department of Health and the Ketchikan Health Center, closed with the award ing of certificates of merit to 131 food handlers who completed the series of three lessons. Represent atives of all but two establish ments, in business at the time the school was held, attended the
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1914.
training course.

The purpose of the school was to familiarize operators and em- ployees of public food and drink establishments with high stan- dards of sanitation and cleanli- ness in preparing food for pub- lie consumption.
 Dr. Dwight L. Cramer, Ketchi- kan health officer, commencing on the success of the school, said: "Ketchikan should be proud of the fact that 1t has shown the way for better understanding of proper food handling practi- ces in the Territory. Food hand lers, by making daily use of the knowledge acquired, can do much toward preventing the spread of communicable diseases through food.''
 Expressions of interest and commendation regarding the school were received from Ket- chikan city officials, food hand ling personnel and other citizens.
 Similar schools will be con ducted in the larger cities in the Territory within the next several
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15
FUNERAL SERVICES
 FOR HAROLD oMWARII

Impressive funeral services were held for Harold Omwarii of Gambel, on St. Lawrence Island, at the L. w. Y. Mission Sunday, December 10th at 200 p. m. The local chapter of the Alaska Ter ritorial Guard, with Major Bron- son and Chaplain Paul Carlson, served as a guard of honor. Miss Constance Erickson, pastor of the church, officiated. The choir sang three appropriate selections. MT. Omwarii leaves to mourn his departure, his wife, Mrs. Hazel
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15

Omwarii and four children, also two brothers and sisters, all of Gambell. The following A. T. c. members served as pal1bearers: John Brown, Mike Wellaija, John Kungesuk and Robert Okpealuk,
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David Maloney and Floyd Pow ok acted as flag bearers. The A. T. G. commital service was car ried out at the grave. SCHOOL
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COM M A N D ER-Lt. Cmdr. Lewis M. D. Ford (above) of Norfolk, Va, came back home on leave after leading his famous torpedo squadron 2 In the Pa.
 cific for II months,
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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-08

Scientists call pholosynthesis
the process by which plants tran
form water and carbon-dioxide into
c. Nohydrates-the key industry Of
all life
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-08
Miss Barbara Hand Weds
Charles A. Hardie, USNR

CHADBOURN, Sept. - In a
simple but impressive ceremony at
''Thule" Farm, the country home
of the brides parents near Chad
bourn, Miss Barbara Moors Hand
became the bride of Charles Alva
Hardie, Y2c U.S.N.R. on Thursday
evening, August 81 at $3.50 O'Clock.
The double ring ceremony, was
read by the Rev. B. F. Ormand
pastor of the Presbyterian church
of Chadbourn.
The bride, who was gowned in
traditional white satin with full
length veil of illusion, carried a
white prayer book showered with
orchids and tube roses. She was
attended by Miss Virginia McClen-
ney of Chadbourn and Wilmington,
as maid of-honor. She wore an Or
child chiffon dress and carried an
arm bouquet of Joanna hill roses.
The bridegroom was attended by
E. S. Hand, Jr., as best man.
The ceremony was performed be-
! fore an improvised altar arranged
in front of the mantle decorated
with fern, white gadlioli and white
cathedral candles.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the bridal party and guests
were entertained informally. Miss
jeanne Baldwin presiding at the
punch bowl served fruit punch with
wedding cake which was cut by
the bride and bridegroom.
The bride, the only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans S. Hand, is a
graduate OF Montreat Junior college
and of W1mar's college of Univer.
sity of Nor,h Carolina.
The Bridegroom is the son of Dr.
and Mrs. Alva Hardie, Araxa, Mi
nos, Brazil. He attended McCallie
school, Chattanooga, Tenn, and Da
wilson college prior to his enlist
ment in the Navy in 1941. Follow
ing fifteen day leave he will re
turn to his post in South America
Following the reception, the bride
and bridegroom left for trip ir
the mountains of North Carolina
For travelling Mrs. Hardie wore
a suit of yellow wool with blacl
accessories and orchid corsage.
Guests included the following rel
atives and intimate friends: Mr.
and Mrs. R. K. Moors, materna
grandparents of the bride, Miss
Thelma Koonce, Mrs. C. Koonce
paternal grandmother of the bride
the Rev. and Mrs. Marion Murray
of Wallace, NJ c., cousins of the
bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Brady, Miss Betty Agnes Brady
Miss Alice Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Albright, r. R. Rooms, Mrs. D.
c. Clark, Mrs. B. F. Ormand, Miss
Margie Bailey, Donald McClenney
and Paul Avant.
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Va. spent the week end here.
His wife and two children W h o
have been visiting relatives here,
returned to Norfolk with him Mon
day.
Mrs. Emma Bailey left Sunday
for Goldsboro to spend few days.
Hamlin Lands of Oxford, and
Fred Hoyt of Smithfield, spent the
week end at their respective
homes.
DIR. J. B. Thompson was sailed to
Flat Rock Saturday on account Of
the serious illness of his daugh
ter.
Mrs. Joe Edmund of Piney For
est is reported quite i'll with pneu
monia at her home.
Mrs. Lem Winesett and family
left Tuesday to take up residence
in Marion, S. c.. where Mr.. Wine
sett is editor of The Marion Her
aid.
Robert Yates, v. IL cadet o.
Chapel Hill, was at home for the
week end.
! Mrs. Gene Wall has been visiting