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Birthday Greetings

Birthday greetings in Minneapolis. Aug.
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out-of-town greetings 70 P W. Carter.
Vancouver, Canada. Aug. IS; 1t. Harold
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-26

Nasa zadnja zabava je dobro
uspela. Nasi prijatelji so zopet
pomagai, .da Sc je dala lepa vso-
ia v blagajno, zato Sc ma tenn
mestu zahvalim slehernemu, XII
sc je udelezil. Lepa je bila ude-
lezba cd krozkov st. 1 in 2 "a
kar Sc jim prav lepo zahvalimo.
Istotako lepa hvala Jakob Sire
kalu, st. "a $500, katera je po-
daril v blagajno. Hvala, Jakob
"a udelezbo in Sc Sc priporoca-
mo "a drugic, ceravno 81 sc pre-
SELL ma farmo. Ravno tako lepa
hvala Antoniji Tomle "a $1.00 v
blagajno, ker Sc nj mogla udele-
ziti tega piknika. Krozek Sc pray
lepo zahvai delavcem in delav-
kan "a vse vase delo in pomoc.
Ma zadnji seji smo sklenile,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-26
v Euclidu SO pridne!

Cenjena urednica:
Vidi Sc mi potrebno, da zopet
nekoliko. porocam O delovanju
nasega krozka. Nase seje so
nadvse dobro obiskane in nj je
seje, da ne hi sprejele enc ali
vec novih clanic. Ker Sc kam-
panja "a move clanice zakljuci
meseca decembra, apeliram ma
elanice, da Sc potrudijo in dobi
vsaka vsaj emo novo clanico, pa
bono odnesle nagrado. Maj tn
navedem imena novih clanic, XII
so bile sprejete ma zadnji seji:
Antonija Trebec, Anna Zupan-
cic, Theresa Frank, Antonija
Smrke, Frances Susman, Mary
Cermel, Josephine Zurman
Frances Mullec in Mary Lesko-
Vec. klcem Jim: dobrodosle v
mas krog! !
Ker sem ravno pri clanicah
porocam tudi, .da Sc nahajajo
bolne sledece: Ana zagar, kate.
ra je ze dolgo bolna, F. Mehevc,
il Salem, Ohio, in Rose Rottar.
Karoline Besednik je pa dobila
hcerkico. Cestitam! Clanice so
prosene, da po moznosti obisce-
jo te bolne clanice, JAZZ jim pa
v imenu krozka zelim, da bi
prav kmalu ozdravele in sc 20
pet lahko udelezevale nasih sci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-26

zadete ljudi. MogoGe bonn 0 tenn
delu kaj vec pisala prihodnjic.
v tenn casu, ko sem bila zapo-
slena, me je obiskal poznani in
yneti kulturni deIavec John Ste
blaj. zal, me nj bilo donna, da hi
mu segla v roko in mu ustmeno
zelela obilo uspeha v njegoyem
novem podjetju. MENU in ME-
govi druzini torej iskrene zelje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-26

v novembru bono imeli dye
lepi kulturni prireditvi v Slov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-26
KrOzki
por0cajo...

Ma oktoberski seji je bilo ma
vzoeih lepo stevilo clanic. Med
raznimi koristnimi ukrepi sno
tudi sklenile imeti naso glavno
letno sejo ma drugo nedeljo, t.
j., 9. decembra popoldne in da
letos ne bono nedsebOjno IL
menjavale daril, pac pa bo me-
sto tega vsaka napravila zavoj-
eek "a nase tipece v starem kra-
ju. Notri denete lahko bodisi zi-
vez ali obleko, toda nicesar ne
sae biti v steklenih lglazastih)
posodah. Med stvarnai, ki jih
lahko daste 50 - kava, milo,
sladkor, sukanec f(cvirn) ali
kpnxervirane stNari. Istotako je
dAbrodosla denarlia pnm0c, AXE
ne utegnete delati zavojGka.
lrage Glanice: Van, d. je Il
vec iznled vas dobilo pisma Cd
domacih. Pri mas spno tldi Il
dobin vec pisepa II dornpYine il
50 reved resnicno v obupnen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-26

da bono zopet menjale boziena
darilca in to v vrednosti $1.00
zelja odbora je, da bi mas bile
ma novenaberski seji vsaj polo
vico elanic, da bono lafko spet
kaj dobrega ukrenile. Vojna je
koncana in marsikatera je neha.
la delom v tovarni; bo tore!
zopet vec casa "a drustveno ak
tivnost. Maj tu omenim, da sem
tudi JAZZ nekaj casa delala in 81.
Ger v tovarni, kjer Sc je odpo'
siljalo obleko "a cd vojne pri'
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SOncni
kOticek
;<SAlM.
.s. W. ~~
~ @)$ u
u .-Ll~aSsL
1fEN
(Prispeva Ovinkarjeva)

" AdCCIhOuu IC6d lACSCCd JC W.
Sci il nase srede z druzino po-
znani zastopnik "Enakopravno'
sti" ter kulturni delavec, igra-
lee in reziser, Mr.. John Steblaj.
Kupil 81 je posestvo v predmes-
tju Conneaut, O., kjer DO vodil
trgovino. On je bill igralec il
rednega talenta. Znal je ustvar-
jati mocne dramske znacaje, ka-
kor tudi vesele in komicne in to
tako sijajno, da mas nj nikdar
spominjal ma svoje smesne
ustvaritve, kadar je igral resno
in nikdar ma resne znacaje, ka-
dar je igral vlogo dramaticne
vsebine. Koliko vlog je preigral
tekom zadnjih petindvajsetih
let in koliko predstav je zreziral
je tezko ugotoviti brez tozadev-
nih programov v rokah, toda
lahko recem da je bill brez dvo-
ma eden najplodovitejsih igral-
cev med nami. Zato ga DO torej
slovenski Cleveland mocno po-
gresal, kakor pise nasa euclid
ska kulturna delavka Gust Zu-
pancic v svojem porocilu. Orga-
nizacija Progresivnih Slovenk,
"a katero je bill vsikdar pri-
pravljen nuditi svoje reziserske
in igralske zmoznosti, mu torej
zeli obilo uspeha v ,novem pod
jetju!
Ljubi Soncek tebi Eau
pam tole:
Zadnjo soboto zvecer pri spre-
jemnem veceru "a 60. Zoretovo
sem bila delezna enega najvee-
jih presenecenj in obenem raz-
ocaranj v moji petindvajsetletni
"pevski karijeri''. Bio je prvie
v mojem zivljenju, da sem Sc pri
pevskem nastopu "izgubila".
Kot posledica sem bila pa tudi
delezna enega izmed najveejih
aplavzov, kar sem jih bila kdaj
dozivela. Sedaj ne vem ali sem
ga "polomila" cato ker sem pr
vic nastopila izkljueno pred zen
sko avdijenco (izvzemsi stirih
castnih gostov 6. Adamica, 6.
Balokovica, g. Zoreta in &. Ko-
sa) in tudi ne &c so mi cenjene
sestre in gostje ploskali ker SO
simpatizirali z mojo nesreco, ali
sem res dobro zapela. Emo vem,
da so me v dvorani, z njih ga
lantnostjo potolazile, toda ko
sem prisla domov in povedala G
incidentu nasemu Johnu, je bill
pa hud, ces, da je kaj takega
neodpustnega in da Sc zgodi pac
&c je kdo povrsen. In je
incl prav! Vidis, ljubi soncek
navsezadnje spoznavam, da tu'
di mozje nekaj stejejo, ceravno
Jim v soboto nj bill dovoljen
vstop med mas meme vijoice"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-26

"a vse najbolj5e! Njegov odhod
IL nase srede je napravil veliko
.vrzel v nasem kultu1nem kro-
gu. Mas krozek, "A katerega je
bill vedno pripravljen pomagati,
kadarkoi smo ga potrebovali
pri igrah, ga bo obcutno pogre-
sal. !.
Ia krozek st. 8
Gusti Zupancic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-26

del. don1u. Dne Is. novembra bo
koncert Mladinskega zbora SID
in 25. novembra DO pa pevski
xbor "Jadran' praznoval 25-let-
nico 2 lepirn koncertom. Nasa
sveta dolznost je, da podpremo
kulturna drustva, ko imajo svo-
ie prireditve. S tenn pomagate,
da ne DO he tako kmalu zaspala
slovenska kultura v Ameriki in
da ne bodo odri nasih Narodnih
Domov ostali pusti in prazni.
H koncu apeliram se enkrat::
Udelezite Sc seje 1. novembra,
XII Sc DO pricela pol ure preje,
namrec oh 7:3O radi predava-
MIA, katerega DO podal Mr.. Lab
in sicer 0 zeni.
Frances Wolf.
P. S.: - Zadnji cas- je precej
nasih clanic obolelo, zato ze-
limo vsem povratek ljubega
zdravja. v takih slueajih pos
ljemo bolnim elanicam po-
zdravne kartice ali cvetlice,
ako domaci tozadevno obve-
ste.
Kampanja "a move clanice gre
Sc vedno naprej. Kateri krozek
bo odnesel nagrado sedaj?!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-26
PROGRESSIVE SLOVENKE AMERIKE

polozaju. Nimajo strehe, zivijo
po luknjah, ninajo kaj ,obleei,
ne obuti, la6ni SO pc tako, do je
groza in vsi bolani cd presta-
mega strahu in bede. Maj vam
samo rnalo omenim,. kaj mi pise
moja neeakinja, ki sje bila IA
nesecev kot s,lznja v Nemciji.
Ona pravi, da DO sreGen tisti, Xxi
pride ziv domov. Tam je bilo
strasno! Coli SO rnorali delati v
mrazu in snegu in so jih kar
tam streljali. Domov Sc je vrni-
Ia brez obleke in bosa. Cello ma
80 vas je nasla pozgano in no.
bene prilike, da bi dobila kako,
oblacilo. Poleg pomanjkanja pa
trpi Se vsled bolezni. Pise, da je
VISA revmatizmasta in prevzdig-
njena. Donna je re diva meseca,
pa ne more Sc mic delati, dasi-
ravno je stara komaj % let.
Verujte drage sestre, da je
vse, kar pisejo res, ker JAZZ vem
po sebi, ker sem bila tam zad-
MO vojno, ko nj bilo niti 40 pro-
centov tega, kar je sedaj. Spo-
minjam Sc enega Bozica v be-
gunstvu. Bio mi je Is let. 1mela
nisem nogavic, da bi sla v GER
kew. Ko so prisla vaska dekle-
ia, XII so me zelo rada imela, da
maj grem mimi, sem jim re-
kla, da ne morem, ker sem boil
ma. In Sc sedaj Sc jezim ma IT,
sti moi ponos. Mesto da bi pri-
jateljicam povedala, kako je z
menoj in zakaj ne morem z Mi
mi, sem sinulirala bolezen. Lah-
ko bi bila dobila pomoc cd .njih,
pa sem bila preponosna. In yes
mas slovenski narod je bill pono-
sen in je raje veliko trpel me-
sto, da hi beracil, toda danes je
tako unieen v materijalnem po-
gledu, da mas prosi pomoci, ker
ma ia nacin 81 bo opomogel, da
81 DO lahko sam vladal in 60
spodaril sebi v korist. Zato, ce-
njeni Slovenci, drage "Progre-
sivne Slovenke', pomagajte Sc
daj kolikor je v vaSi moci. S
tenn boste storili veliko bratsko
in sestrsko delo in dolznost.
Ma letni seji DO zopet e n a
srecna, ker pozrtvovalna clani-
ca Theresa Gorjanc nam je po-
darila zopet en- par polstrov in
oddana DO tudi krasna elektric-
ma svetilka. Dobitelj bo delezen
nagrade, eetudi ne DO ma seji.
Sestri Gorjanc in Gorjup sta Sc
ze izkazali in sta pridno ma de-
lu, da razpecata ,cim vec listkov.
Posnemajte jih in pomagajte
ojaciti blagajno, iz katere we'd
no darujemo "a razne koristne
sklade, relif it'd.
Leto 1e45 gre h koncu. Cla4
nice, placajte vase clanarino, XII
je malenkostna, samo $500 let
no. S tenn mi boste prihranile
dosti della oh zakljucku letnih
racunov. Vem, da 'nece nobena
biti crtana il te nase vrle in kp-
ristne zenske organizacije in jaz
sama raje deset novih Glanic
vpisem, kot emo samo ertam.
V novembru bono imeli dve
lepi kulturni prireditvi v Slov.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
Junior Red Cross
Chapter Luncheon
Meet Set Saturday

Mrs. George Mitchell, chairman
of the local Junior Red Cross
chapter, has announced meeting
of the chapter for this Saturday
to be held in the First Presbyter.
ian church Sunday school rooms
at l o'clock.
Mrs. James Doughton, Junior
Red Cross secretary of Winston
Salem, will be the guest speaker
at the luncheon. Mrs. Doughton
has for several years worked with
the Juniors in the Winston-Salem
schools and has an interesting pro-
gram. Her message will be an in.
spiration to all who attend tn e
luncheon and it is hoped that there
will be a large attendance of
teacher sponsors present.
The canteen corps is planning a
delicious meal to be served at a
nominal fee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
Bridge Tourney
Planned Tuesday
Bv Woman s Club

plans are under way for a bridge
tournament to be held at tine ooro,
sis clubhouse on North Third
street February 18th, at 8 o'clock.
Committees have been appointed
and plans are being made for one
Of the most delightful tournaments
give by the Junior Sorosis.
Attra ctive prizes will be award
ed to high scorers of the evening.
reservations may be made by
calling anyone of the following:
Mrs. Bradley Wootten, 2-1028; Mrs.
W. H. Davis; Miss Betty Boegi,
5000. Miss Elizabeth Hancock,
2-214s; or Miss Elizabeth Farmer,
1.223O
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
BY BETTY CLARK

BY BETTY CLARK
Associated Press Beauty Editor
Valentines Day gifts are always
problem for a beau.
That's why big brother may leave
it to sister to decide whether hr
has known Sue or Jane long enough
to spend a substantial sum nr
whether he should settle for candy
or long stemmed roses.
Or maybe you will be detailed
by serviceman to select soma
thing for his best girl or wife.
Whatever the gift you choose,
remember that the first consider
alton is good taste. Expensive
jeWlry would not make an an.
propriate gift for a new acquaint-
ance. But there are so many in
teresting gifts that it should be
easy to find something suitable.
NO matter what the relationship
OF the giver, you can't 60 wrong
with scented gift. You'll be able
to find some attractively pack
aged that will please grandma or
grandchlld and fall within your
price range.
Besides heart-shaped scented
soaps and fragrant heart sachets
there are attractively packaged
colognes and perfumes-some in
heart-shaped boxes to carry out
the Valentine motif.
One perfume has a golden ar
row stopper, another is trans
lucent box containing perfumes,
topped with a lace capped Valen-
tine OF gold hearts on net.
eachets that come in book form
nave sentimental verses or love
letters on each page and make at
tractive Valentine gifts for little
or big sisters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
Thursday Music
Club To Convene

The Thursday Morning Music
club vii hold the monthly pro
gram meeting this morning al
1920 o'clock in st. James" Great
Hall and will be in charge
of Mrs. J. B. Fenley and Mrs. H.
L. Macpherson as leaders.
Accompanist will be William G
Robertson and Mrs. Sam Troy,
Jr.
The program of the day will
follow:
LUCID INTERVALS
Scarf Dance Chaminade
Mrs. Lila Williams Head
"Minuet in G. --- Beethoven
Mrs. S. W Crimson
Mrs. H. L. Mcpherson
waltz in A Flat" --- Brahms
Miss Agnes Hall Chasten
"Depuis lie Jour" from Louise"
Charpentier
Mrs. Marion V. Runkles
Air on the G String" ----- Bach
meditation" from "Thais'
Massenet
Mrs. Eric Norden
"Ombra mai fu'' Handel
Mrs. Mildred F. Murdoch
Invitation to the Dance" - Weber
Mrs. J. M. Gregg
Mrs. Horace Pearsall
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
Curtain Goes
Up Tonight On
ITALIAN PLAY
Will Be Staged Again Friday
In ITALIAN Hall Here By
Little Theatre Group

The curtain G e S up at S:3l
o'clock tonight in ITALIAN Hall or
the ITALIAN Associations opening
performance of Cradle Snatchers'
the riotous three act farce comedy
by Russell C. Medcraft and Norma
Mitchell.
The second and final perform
ance of the hilarious comedy will
be given Friday night, also start
ing at $3.50 o'clock. Tickets will
be on sale at the box office both
nights.
Returning to the local stage nu-
merous favorites of previous Tha-
liam productions, Cradle Snatch
ers, has all the earmarks of top
flight entertainment. When original
ly produced in New York City,
where it ran for a solid year, the
play drew such comments from
critics as Gales of almost hysterl-
cal laughter. funniest show in
town..
The original cast of Cradle
Snatchers" included such stars OF
stage and screen as Mary Boland,
Edna May Oliver, and Humphrey
Bogart.
In a series of lively, laughable
events, Cradle Snatchers" tells
the story of three wives, who sus-
picious of an alleged hunting trip
planned BY their middle aged
husbands, hire themselves three
young collegians and start some
rowing of their own.
Needless to say, the three nus
bands, their three glamour girls,
the three wives, and the college
boys all end up at the same
time as the action moves to hys-
terical climax. It's a laugh riot
from start to finish.
Elizabeth Williams, Emma Bel
lamy Williamson, and Lucy Nash,
all well known to Wilmington
theatre goers for their parts in
previous shows, will play the roles
Of the three wives, while Andy
johnson. Dick Cassidy, and Guer-
ard Simkins are the husbands.
Julian Morton, Jimmy Burns, and
Sgt. G. R. Dixon play the parts
Of the three eager college boys,
and Kathryn Snow, Dorothea Love,
and Pat Darden are the noisy gla-
mour girls.
Lester Preston will be seen as
the butler. Hannah Block plays the
maid. and Elizabeth Hardwicke is
the little ingenue
Directing Cradle Snatchers" is
Margaret Darst Smith. with Hester
Dcnnelly as scenery chairman and
and Evelyn S. Bennett in charge
of make up.
Cradle Snatchers" is the second
production of the ITALIAN Associa
ton during the current season. The
play Holiday" was presented
last November.
Admission to Cradle Snatchers"
is IS cents for students and enlist
ed military personnel. and S1.25 for
adults and military officer person
mel
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08

Double your pleasure with these
garden flower motifs that come in
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Bright colors add gaity and
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Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern to Wilmington
Star-News Household Arts Dept,
259 w. 18th ST., New York II, N. Y.
Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS
and PATTERN NUMBER.
Our new 32-page Needlework
Book is yours for Fifteen Cents
more 100 illustrations of de-
signs for embroidery, home deco
ration. toys, knitting, chochet.
quilts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
Junior Woman S
Club Convenes

The monthly meeting of the
North Carolina Junior Sorosis was
held Monday night at s o'clock
at the clubhouse on North Third
street.
Prior to the meeting, a training
course was held for new mem
bers with an interesting talk being
given by Mrs. A. B. Love, Jr.
Mrs. Lewis Bright, president,
presided over the business meet
ing at which time routine re-
ports were heard during the
evening by committee chairmen
and various projects were dis
cussed.
Plans were made for a dinner
meeting on Friday, March 9th,
when Mrs. Charles E. Doakes,
executive secretary of North Caro-
lima Federation of Women's clubs,
will be guest speaker.
Mrs. George Curry, president
of District Ten, was present at
the meeting and brought greet
ings to the club from the Tenth
district.
Miss Anne Woodbury. was cho-
sen as a delegate from the club
to the meeting of the State Fed
Grafton which will be held in
Raleigh in May, and Miss Sarah
Bradshaw and Mrs. w. B. Tay-
lor were chosen as alternates.
Guest speaker of the evening
was Miss Ethyl Hunnicutt, of
Chapel Hill, who is secretary of
League for Crippled Children.
Miss Hunnicutt gave an interest
ing talk on seal sales for Grip
pied children and told of many
ways the crippled children of
the state are being aided by the
ague. R. e. Tapp, director of
the League for Crippled Chill
dren, also gave an interesting
talk.
Miss Daisy Lee Woodbury. was
voted to membership in the club.
-V--
Tho citv of RresIal1 dates h,cL
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
Navy Mothers
Club Convenes

The Cape Fear Navy Mothers
club held the regular meeting
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in
the American Legion home, Third
and Dock streets, with the new
officers presiding.
Mrs. w. B. Daniels, command
er, presented the club with the
charter, after which a few mat
tiers of interest were taken up. 1t
was decided that the club donate
new playing cards for the boys in
service. The club is anxious for
all mothers who have a son or
daughter in service to join h e
club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
Letitia Rebekah
Lodge Will Meet

Letitia Rebekah Lodge, No. g.
IOOF, will hold its regular meet
ing this evening at 8 o'clock
in the 1OOF hall. Visitors in the
city members of the degree are
invited to attend. There will be a
special meeting of the birthday
party committees at 7:3O o'clock
to complete plans for the party,
which will be held on February
%. ALI committee members must
attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
Victory Menus
BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Spicy Pear Dessert

Baked Founder Creole
Fluffy Rice
Steamed Broccoli
Popovers
Seckel Pear Pie
(Receipts Serve Four)
Baked Founder Creole
1 lb. founder fillet Cor any bon
ed white fisn)
4 large stalks of celery, diced
l small green pepper, chopped
2 small carrots, diced
onion, minced
l can condensed tomato soup
2 tablespoons butter or substi-
tute
Salt and pepper
Paprika
Grease shallow baking pan Cor
glass baking dish( with IL table
spoon butter and arrange slices
of fish in pan. Season with salt
and pepper. Mix vegetables with
tomato soup and pour over fish.
Dot with remaining butter and
sprinkle with paprika. Bake at
300 degrees three-fourths of an
hour.
Seckel Pear Pie
l ID. seckel pears
3-4 cup brown sugar
IA teaspoon salt
/ cinnamon stick
Plain pastry
2 teaspoons butter or substitute
IA teaspoon nutmeg
IA teaspoon cinnamon
Peel and quarter the pears, re-
moving cores. Stew in % cup
boiling water with cinnamon stick
for about ten minutes. Dc not
let pears get to soft. Remove Gin
namon stick. Line pie plate with
pastry. Put the stewed pears
with about 1-3 cup of juice into
the pastry shell. Mix sugar, salt
and spice and sprinkle over
pears. Dot with butter. Cover
with crust and prick design on
top with fork. Bake at $50 de-
grees ten minutes. Reduce neat
to $50 degrees and bake 80 min
utes longer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
CLUB CLOCK

A meeting of the Ladies Aid
society of St. Matthews Luth-
eran church will be held
this evening at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Forest Padrick,
Castle Haynes Road.
The Chestnut Street school
Pr A. meeting scheduled for
Tuesday evening has been post
poned until Tuesday evening.
February 20, at which time
Founders day will be observ-
ed. All parents, both fathers
and mothers, are cordially in
vited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
PERSONALS

Lieut.. William Med. Walker,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Walker
of 1915 Fender avenue, arrived
this past weekend to spend a
thirty day leave with his parents.
Lieut.. Walker has just returned
after two years service in the
Mediterranean theater, where he
commanded an Lei vessel during
the invasion of southern France.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
D. A. r. Chapter Meet
Scheduled Friday

Stamp Defiance chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution,
will meet Friday afternoon at 5:30
o'clock at the home of Miss Lena
Berry, 125 South Fifth street, at
which time Mrs. R. c. McCarl will
be hostess
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
SOrOsis Garden Club
WEI Convene Today

The North Carolina Sorosis Gar
den club will meet this afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Louis Merritt will be the
speaker of the afternoon and will
speak on Camellias.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
Sunset Park PIT. A.
Plans Supper Meeting

The Sunset Park P.-T.A. will
hold the February meeting in the
cafeteria of the new school build
ing on Friday evening at o'clock.
DR.. Frederick Lewis will be the
guest speaker of the occasion.
Reservations for dinner can be
made by calling Mrs. Irving Davis
telephone 1906. before this evening.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
CHURCH SUPPER THURSDAY

The Woman's auxiliary of the
church OF the Good Shepherd will
serve hamburger supper in the
parish hall, Sixth and Queen
streets, this evening from $50 IN
til 88 o'clock. The public in invited