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Mr.. Bruce Taylor made a bust
ness trip to Kosciusko recently.
Mrs. Mamie Ella MCGEE, Mrs
James Sanders and daughters, NAL
vas and ArsiS U. motored to Du-
rant Sunday for Service.
Mrs. Carrie Horton, Mr.. and Mrs
Ozell Foster and son Ozel, Jr., were
happy visitors in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Brooks Sunday.
Frank McCray arrived March 8
on Today furlough to see his
mother and has. recently married
The charming bride is now Mrs
Leila Bell McCray. The town
wishes the couple much JOY or
their honeymoon. McCray is now
stationed at Quonset Point, Rhode
Island in Navy service.
Misses Almeda Smith and Lure.
tina Land, members of the faculty
of the Goodman Grammar School,
spent Saturday at Mileston, Miss.
attending a Third District Congress
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The GOSsiping GOssipers

1t seems as if Willie Phillis is
very fond of Kathryn Bilbrew. Now
what's your story, Angie Lee?
Annie P. Gordon isn't rationing
her love to Abe Davis, but the GER
tain hep chick Annie Lee Smith
says she's going to give her ra-
ton book, especially on that piece
of meat
Eddie Harris, Jr. seems to be
playing Dorothy Mae Chambers
and Naomi Lloyd for a side kick,
but who he's really interested in
is Velma Rec Ware. HYf
Percy Johnson who is it Vera
Mae Bennett or Unteal Bridgmon?
You seem to like to play ball with
them a lot. Why not throw the
ball to one and let it remain.
Ruth Reeves is singing mo Love,
No Nothing" The Eagle is won
dering who she is singing to- Could
it be Arthur Brumfield?
Marion Singleton is very proud
Of his sweet heart Mae B. Watts.
Onteal wanted to sell Percy John
son to Vera for $1,0O, but Vera
didn't agree on that bargain
The Eagle flys and sees, and has
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found a new romance-Rosie Lee
Smith and William Thompson.
Ruth E. Watson you had better
get wise, because Hazel Davis and
Levern Adams is strictly keeping
Mr.. Wilks on the solid side, so
get hep to yourself and stop using
his name so rapidly.
Earl Cotton it's high time you
got all the way up to the stars
with one chick, and stop going half
way and letting them fall
Marie Roundtree was seen out
with John Henry Sims of Brook
haven, Miss. Better watch your
self Marie, Boy Lyles may not
like it.
, Fannie Mae Baily certainly is in
terested in William Thompson.
Thelma Lee Harvey was very sorry
she couldn't entertain James Ker-
NIT Sunday afternoon.
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The Mission Society met at the
home of Mrs. James Sanders Sum
day evening, March 5, with Mrs.
Sanders in charge. An open house
discussion was enjoyed by all. Mrs.
S. E. Crawford, instructor. Topic:
What l Cannot Follow Christ. -
Members present: Mesdames Matte
MCGEE, Oplelia Reed, P. M. Reed,
Laura B. Russum, Hilda Kimbal.
S. E. Crawford, Essie Geren and
Mrs. James Sanders. A delicious
salad plate luncheon was served.
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STAFF
General News

Mrs. Fannie V. Archie, Vivian
and Kathryn Virgins spent Sun
day, March 5, visiting Miss Earnes-
tine Archie at Piney Woods school
Everyone is doing their bit to
stay on the road to Victory" They
are doing their bit to keep our
boys fit
We were proud to have our ex-
classmate, Pvt. J. L. Lindsey, to
look in on us Friday. We were
also proud to have Calvin and
Curtis Rogers, of Milon. Tenn.
Pvt. H. p Collins of the U. S.
Marine Corps, was visitor in our
schoL S. P Johnson of Tougaloo
high school was in our midst Fri
day. We were proud to have him
look through our school before be-
ing indicted into the service.
Pvt Al Lloyd was a weekend
visitor in the city.
Fashions
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Eyerybody,s Business

Malvas Sanders boy friend seems
to be all upset for real about Jes-
sic Earl Delany's presence in NAL
vas face SO regular Holy smoke,
can't he take a joke.
K. 7. Brown is forming a habit
of kissing Edna Denay lately.
Seems as if Matte Mae Me-
Grome has decided to trouble Lii
lie Mae Alden now with Willie c.
Delany.
George Smith seems to be enjoy
ing Mrs. x here of late, we Won
der if Ruth Thelma Peppers can
get hipped to the 1--WE.
]. B. Ambrose seems to have
forgotten that A. L. Barnes still
goes to Goodman school. He is ac-
tually giving George Lee trouble
with Thelma Morgan.
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Goodman News
Published and Edited by Students
Of Goodman School,
Goodman, Miss.
Mrs. Almeda Smith, Agent
Departed This Life

Mrs. George Margret Wright
Brooks, wife of George Brooks and
mother of Georgiana Reed, Chi
cago, Ill, Nina Jones, Jackson, Ell
RADIO Rayford, Durant, Matte Nor
gan and Alberta Zollicoffer, Good
man, departed this life, March 6,
1914, age SO. Funeral services will
be held with the Goodman Baptist
Church Sunday, March u, at 200
o'clock with Colonel Matthew in
charge of body and Rev. H L. John
son, officiating. Remains will be
placed in the Soldiers Cemetery
here in Goodman. Mrs. Brooks
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sional Meeting They report the

meeting quite a success.
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After all, Ruby McGrome has
decided to accept Taylor Ambrose
Tor a spring change.
Jimmie Lightfoot wishes that Su-
sic Mae Ambrose would take her
mind off of Harold Southerns and
see him now,
Was that true girls that Bonnie
VIII paid Lilies fare to Richland?
a certain Miss E. wishes that a
certain Miss N. would dress neat
like her.
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General News

The ]. M. AS met at the home
of Mrs. John MCGEE, Jr., Sunday.
March S, with Vice President, Mrs.
Zenola Reed in charge, who discus
sed the opening in her own way.
Topic discussion by Mother Mat
ron, Mrs. CA Garland. Program:
Solo, Mrs. Leslie B. Holmes; Solo.
Mrs. Mollie Holmes; Trio, Mesdames
l. Ruby McGee, Lessie B. Holmes.
Members present: Mesdames Bes-
sic Delany, Willie Tillman, c. A..
Garland, Ida Reed, Lille B. Win
ston, Hazel Josdon, Allene Dickens,
Bertha L. Falls, !. Ruby MCGEE.
Mamie MCGEE, Lessie B. Brown.
Minnie Lee Sample, Mallie Holmes
and Zenola Reed The hostess
served her guests royalty. Next
Sunday the meeting will be in the
home of Mrs. James Holmes.
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Fashions

All the members of the Senior
class seem to be getting glasses.
Are they for sport or for personal
use? The Senior girls are really
rushing ear hobs and purses. Mai
mi Lloyd looks neat in her plaid
skirt. Lynen Sharpe's black vel
vet dress is becoming.
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also leaves to mourn her passing
u grandchildren, 20 great grand
children and host of relatives and
friends.
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TOP RANKING U.S..
AIRMAN MISSING

LONDON, April 10.-LR)-Maj,
Walker Mahurin of 727 West Wild
wood avenue, Fort Wayne, Ind,
failed to return from mission
over enemy territory on March
n. it was announced today. At
that time he was the third leading
American ace in the European the
alter of operations with 81 victories
over enemy aircraft.
His mother, Mrs. Guy Mahurin,
of Fort Wayne, Ind, was notified
today by the War Department her
son was missing in action.
The Eighth Air Force fighter
command declined to make a state
ment regarding the circumstance
of Mahurin's disappearance
However, on March 27 Fortress
as and Liberators raided nine
French air fields and the Tours
railroad yards. 1t was assumed
Mahurin was lost while escorting
the bombers on one of these raids
since the records show no other
Thunderbolt plane operation that
day. The missing pilot was one Of
the most successful Thunderbolt
flyers in this theatar.
He was ranked then behind only
two other pilots - Capt. Don S.
Gentle of Piqua, o., and Capt.
Robert S. Johnson OF LaWton, Ok
lahoma, each credited with %
kills. Capt. Gentle now claims 30
planes and has received confirma-
ton for 81.
Mahurin promotion from cap
tain to major was announced
March % when he had 20 planes
to his credit. He bagged the 21st
four days later. 5.
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AWARDED MEDAL

Sgt. Charles L. Memory has
been awarded the Good Conduct
Medal for exemplary behavior,
efficiency, and fidelity during a
year in service. Sergeant Memory
is stationed at the Fourth Ferrying
Group in Memphis, Tenn, where
he is assigned to duty as Non
Com in charge of laboratory. Prior
to entering military service on
September 7, 1912, he was en-
ployed by Yopp Funeral home as
assistant funeral director. He is
the son of Mrs. Lee Griffin, Mon
roe. His wife, the former Helen
Lucille Bolton, lives at Wrightsville
Beach.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the power OF
sale contained in judgment of the
in a cause therein pending entitled City
of Wilmington, North Carolina, New Han
over County, and C. R. Morse, City,
County Tax Collector, versus B.. G;
Green (heir at law of Joshua Green and
wife, Eliza J. Green) and his wife,
Green, and any and all pos,
sible heirs and or devisees of the said
Joshua Green and wife. Eliza j. Green,
deceased, whose names and addresses
are unknown to the plaintiffs, and any
and all persons, firms or corporations
have an interest in the property involv-
ed in this controversy, and j. A. NC
Norton. Guardian Ad. Litem for any
and all possible heirs and or devisees
of the said Joshua Green and wife,
Eliza ]. Green, deceased. who may be
undersigned Commissioner will; as pro
vided in said judgment. at IL o'clock
Noon, on Monday. the oath day of April,
1914, at the Court House door OF New
Hanover County, expose to public sale
to the last and highest bidder 1Sd a1;+u for or
Wilmington, N. G. and New Hanover
County, the following described land
situate in the City OF Wilmington, Coun-
ty of New Hanover and State OF Norm
Carolina, described as follows. to-Wlt:
BEGINNING at a point IN the SOUTH
ern line of Bladen Street rs feet west
of the intersection of the southern line
Of Bladen Street with the western line
of Seventh Street. and running hence
southwardly and parallel with Seventh
Street Sc feet, thence WestWardly and
parallel with Bladen street 50 ieet !,
Seventh Street &c feet, thence westwardly
and parallel with Bladen Street 81 feet
and inches, thence northWardly and
parallel with Seventh Street 1872 feet to
the southern line of Bladen Street. and
thence eastwardly with and along the
southern line of Baden Street 80 feet
and 3 inches, to the point of begin,
ming, the same being part of Lots !
and 2 in Block 281, according to the
official plan of the City of Wilmington
N. c. ,,..
n n McINTIRF Commissioner.
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STATIONED IN ENGLAND

Corporal Leo Teachey, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Joe E. Teachey, Of
Route 2, Wallace, is stationed at
an Eighth AAF Bomber Station in
England. Besides routing battle
orders directing the Flying Fort
resses of the heavy bombardment
group and directing teletype COM
munications received, Corporal
Teachey keeps the sections log
book in which permanent records
are maintained. He entered the
AAF in January, 1943 and receiv-
ed his basic training at Keesler
Field, Miss. In pre-AAF days,
Corporal Teachey was employed
by the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road.
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1S0.-Legal

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of
District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit.
Maryland. Date of first publication,
March %, 1914. Notice is hereby given
that on February rs, 1914, one 1884
Ford Coach, Motor No. 18-897446, with
accessories. was seized in New Han
over County. North Carolina, for viola
ton of the Internal Revenue Laws, to-
wit: Section 1921, l. R. C. Any person
Calming an interest in said property
must appear at the office of Investiga-
tor in Charge, Alcohol Tax Unit, Char
lotte, North Carolina. and file claim
and cost bond as provided by Section
1924, I. R. c.. on or before April 81,
1914, otherwise the property will be
disposed of according to law. R. E.
futile, District Supervisor
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of
District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit.
Bureau of Internal Revenue, Baltimore.
Maryland. Date of first publication,
March %, 1914. Notice is hereby given
that on February IL, 1914 one 1887
Ford Coupe. Motor No. 18-348o7o8. with
accessories, was seized in New Hanover
County. North Carolina, for violation of
the Internal Revenue Laws. to-wit: Sec
Charge, Alcohol Tax Unit. Charlotte.
North Carolina. and file claim and cost
bond as provided by Section 1924. l. R.
c.. on or before April 81. 1914. otherwise
the property will be disposed of accord
ing to law. r. E. futile, District Super
visor.
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RETURNS TO u. S.

Richard w. Meadows, Carpen-
ter's Mate First Class, Seabees,
has returned to the United States
for a thirty-day leave after al
most two years service in the
South Pacific. He was a member
of the First Naval Construction
Battalion which sailed in April,
1912 and worked on the construc.
ton of the secret airfield from
which American bombers took off
to bomb Japanese positions on
Guadalcanal.
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class, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Justice OF
Purvice, is now
stationed at the
Naval Air sta
ton, Pensacola,
Fla He entered
the Navy in De-
cember, l 9 4 8
a n d received
his boot training
at Sampson, N.
Y. A graduate
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RETURNS TO JACKSON

Lieut.. Donald Mason has return
ed to Fort Jackson, S. C. after
spending fifteen days visiting his
mother, Mrs. ]. G. Pittman, 1910
South Fourth street, and his sis
ter, Mrs. Charles E. Wahab of
New York City
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VISITS PARENTS

y a m e s b.
Sherwood, sea-
man S e C o n d
class, has re-
turned to Balm
bridge, Md, af-
ter spending a
brief leave with
his p a r e n t S.
Mr.. and Mrs
F. w. Sherwood
of 1908 Orange
street.
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PROMOTED

Cpl. Gilbert T. Kelly, 1o1 South
Third street, has been promoted
to the grade of sergeant at the
Antiaircraft Artillery school, Camp
Davis.
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AWARDED CLUSTER

Lieut.. Thomas H. Warth has
been awarded the second Oak Leaf
Cluster to the Air Medal at the
Eighth AAF Fighter Command
Headquarters in England. He was
cited 'for meritorious service in
aerial flight over enemy-occupied
continental Europe" Lieutenant
Warth is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
G. H. Warth of sos Central Boule.
ward, Sunset Park, and his wife,
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and amphibious training at Solo,
man Branch, Washington, D c.
Before entering the service in
June, 1913, he was employed by
the N. c. Shipbuilding company.
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ASSIGNED TO LIST

w l l l l d III u.
ninth, seaman
irst class, for
nerly of High
'alls and Acme,
S now assigned
% a LIST serv-
ing somewhere
n the South
, a C i f ic. Sea-
nan Smith re-
?eived his boot
t r al n 1 n 6 at
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OF Rowland High school with the
class of '39, he has made his home
since 1912 at Acme.
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180.-LegaI

containing ten Q0) acres, and also to-
gether with a perpetual easement and
right-of-way over the thirty 80, foot
road extending from the new to the
Old Federal Point Road, according to
a map or plan of record in the Registry
Of New Hanover County in Map Book
2 at page 49,
This goth day of March, 1914.
G. C. MCINTYRE. Commissioner.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART.


Notice is hereby given that the part
nership lately existing between D. G.
Granger and A. NJ. Blake doing business
as Granger Produce Company in Will
mington, N. c., was on the oath day of
March, 1914, dissolved by mutual consent
and that said Granger Produce Company
will no longer be operated; that said
partnership has ceased to exist and
the undersigned is no longer responsible
for any debts or liabilities made on be-
half of said partnership.
This the 7th day of April, 1914
D. G. GRANGER
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Wilton o. Justice, seaman second
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the power OF
sale contained in a judgment OF the
Superior Court of New Hanover County
in cause therein pending entitled
"New Hanover County, and c. X
Morse. City-County Tax Collector, versus
v. Swami, Jr. (Widower,", the under
signed Commissioner will, as provided Il
said Judgment at IL o'clock Noon; OF
Monday, the Gath day of April, ,ls44, al
the Court House door OF New Hanover
County, expose to public sale TO tne
last and highest bidder. for cash. 10
satisfy taxes due the County. OF New
Hanover, the following described lano
situate. lying and being in Masonnoro
Township, County of New Hanover ana
state of North Carolina, described as
follows, towit: .,o 40
RFGINNING at stone marked 'lo-A
!, The western line of the Old Fed,
eral Point Road. about miles SCUM s 7o %
fae+ north of the old Four Mile Bat
terv The measurement being made along
The center of the Old Federal POM
Road Roc from the center Of said Battery y.
md ND running thence North "a degrees "a
minutes West along said western n llng cd %
said Road 400 feet to a stone una ,uest
"1o-A". thence South N degrees We,
1850 feet to another stone markeu
"1o-A". thence South "a degrees 10 MI
utes East 400 feet to another stone MARI.
cd "10-A". thence North II oegieeS
East 1850 feet to the point OF oeglnllns
-r~DY Az
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Mrs. Helen Warth, resides at 206
Suttle street, Shelby. He received
his wings in April. 1913.
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WANTED TO BUY: A GOOD 1912 MO-
del car. Buick, Pontiac or Oldsmo-
bile. Have certificate. WV" care Star
News.
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WANTED TO BUY: ELECTRIC IRONS.
We fix them. Mixers, perculators,
coasters, any electrical appliances not
in use. Highest cash prices paid. l..
F. Sollee, 902 Princess street.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Under and by virtue OF the power
and authority given the undersigned IN
a decree entered in a certain Cause
pending in the Superior Court OF New rltsy
Hanover County, wherein City OF Will
mington, North Carolina, New Hanover
County, and C. R. Morse. Clty-Counly
Tax Collector. are Plaintiffs, and JOHN
A, MOORE and PHOEBE WILLIAMS
are Defendants. the undersigned VIII Of
fer for sale at public auction, for cash,
to the highest bidder at twelve O'Clock
M. at the Court House door OF the
County of New Hanover on Monday,
April a. 1914, all that certain lot. tract
or parcel of land, lying, being ana
situate in the City of Wilmington, Coun-
ty of New Hanover, State OF North
Carolina, and described as follows,
BEGINNING at a point in the Norm
ern line of Farrow's Alley. which Alley
runs through Block rs from East 10
west. $50 feet East of the Eastern me
OF Fourth Street. running thence EAST
ward1y along said line Of Farro w Al Al
lev 80 feet. thence Northwardly l26 rect
thence Westwardly go feet, thence South
wardly 126 feet to the Beginning. me 3
same being the middle and East middle
parts of Lots and in Block 1t. &C
cording to the Official plan of the City
of Wilmin gton, North Carolina.
This goth day of March, 1914.
MARSDEN BELLAMY, Commissioner
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17O.-Wanted,

WANTED: TWO BEDROOM HOUSE Or
apartment for permanently assigned
officer and family. Phone 1852.
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WANTED: ALI PEOPLE SUFFERING
kidney trouble or backache to try
KIDD" SIC. Money back guarantee
Pharmacy.
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WANTED BY NAVY WIFE AND
small child. Small furnished apart
ment. close in. Write Box LIN"
care of Star-NeWs.
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We NTED: HEAVY IRON. MUST BE IN
gooo CONDITION. Call 2-8346 or see at
500 So. 18th Street before 500 nm.
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cambridge, Nj
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-03-04
That Different"
Touch

- BY Frances Lee Barton -
WYE all know a friend or two
w from whom we are delighted
to receive a dinner invitation.
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Carter by Ronald Carter and
George Silcott; Of Booker T.
Washington by walter Frazer,
all OF room IL. Mrs. M. Sullivan
was in chage. SpiritualS were
sung by the Sherwin Glee Club
Alonzo williams, Soloist; and a
violin solo was rendered by Louis
Wolcott, with Alvin Wolcott &C
Companying.
The following pupils Of grade
s, Charles Folkart, teacher, de-
scribed the participation of the
colored Americans in this coun-
try's wars: Charles Landoun,
Oxen O'Neil, Fitz Payne, Dom
lingo Mendes, Edward Gaines,
Roosevelt Gladly, Lloyd Hart,
Daniel Thomas, Nathaniel Jack
son, Charles Lindsey, Edward
Dooley, H. Lee Billings, Charles
Jones, Leroy Jones,
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SHERWIN SCHOOL
HISTORY PROGRAM

They are still talking about
the remarkably fine program
put on by the pupils of the
Sherwin School on Windsor ST.,
as a feature in celebration Of
Race History Week" The prin-
cipal of the school, Charles o.
Ruddy, greeted parents and
friends and turned the meet
ing over to youthful irving
Brown, who made a most eff
cient master of ceremonies.
Biographies Of Frederick
Douglass were read by Clifford
Ward, Norman Booker, Irving
Bowen, Matthew Goode and Jo-
seph Scanvingello; of George w.