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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-09
Marriage License
Applications


apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
recetUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Dallas Walters, %. 1927 st. NV. and
ra FRAMES H Sans Waple 49, 4o7 49th ave..
Albert ,Contee, 81. .20l1 4th ST. NV, and
made. Adel J inning 40 7e5 Howard I'd. Sc;
Herman Weisengreen. Is, New York, and
Ruth Chase. :32, Mendon, Mass
fRk Rolm0n 81 E IL e Shea ofa and Molly
nath GATES, 10. Herndon. Va. anu A'e
both Of iSo4 " vermont nno na ave- I nR
Walter Cameron, 81, ouantico, Va, and
~, Winona K. .Kenworthy, 28, Indianapolis:
JAMIE Mobiey, 81, 1850 Canal st. i, s.w. A'
Alfred Smith, 80 1925 10th st. NV, and
=. Susie Streets II, 4I5 r st. NV.
Rgthie fithsow' t. g. ssoa a M sss re. rd
w ana sa Nsho Nichols iii 81 zee Morse st s.
John Buchanan. tr.. As, 24h st. NV,
wslaer H aa Hae 81 81 aa tx g. St. s ew
Evelyn Barrett: IS. so7 Attn st. NV. w
Robert Boykin, 81, 1880 14th st. NV, and
Helen Arthur, %, 1915 9th st. NV
Augustus Brook, SO. aloo N ST. NV, and
Pauline Smith. %, Bethlehem, Pa
Otis Warner, 80. Watson, H., and Emma
Patman, 1S, 1875 Park I'd. NV.
Walter Smith, 10, Baltimore, and Cath.
crime Floyd, IS, 6O3 A St Sc
Kerney Lee Robinson. %. Crestview, Fla
and Bertha Petite, 25, 500 Emerson
Emmitt Garrett. 25. srotsylvania, Va.
and Edna Chapman, 20, 2719 11tt
John yinelIng. 90. 3511 R st. NV, snt
Rebecca Bosserman, 20, 202 East Alex.
andria ave, Alexandria.
Maurice Slevin, 80. 1909 18th st. W., anc
Vera O'Neill, 20, Greensboro, Pa
william .Gass. 36, lois N st. NV, ant
Garnet Mae Gordon, 20, 22O5 M St n e
William Gibson. 81, 634 Irving St NV
and Bessie Lee johnson, 81, 1147 4tt
st. NV.
Melvin Carrico. %. 240 18th st. ne, ane
Frances Brge, 81 2640 4th st. ne
Edwin VanneSs IS. $50 Maine ave. s.w.
and Marie Murphy, 80, 1859 Neal st
Edward Black, 25. Marshall Tex. and
Georgia Anderson, 10, 27o1 1lth ST
NV.
Marvin Massey. "a. 74e4 sth st. NV, anc
Betty Grant, 10, High Point, NC
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Army Finds Best Jap Soldiers
Are More Willing to Surrender

That is not to say, the officer
added, that the battle Is growing
easier. The very intelligence of the
close-to-home Japanese is making
it that much tougher. You can't
pull the same trick on him twice.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY,

OR ROOM HOUSE in Mt Rainier,
ping @ center. Win Day $500 down Box
NEAR Ilsi otsSL oFtsoSLGER LIBRARY. e-room house.
Want early possession. a. M. ROTH,
MSfHrR Of Rds sons Wiz agsY Saene como.,
maintaining home as in prswar for son sons
BY ' new owner, would like to rent or buy
from owner. no brokers or agents; 8 large
baths, in NV; section preferably. Won't
gPs ss}hsr nss as ss ssoTs s9sr hs WARP Ia s1ss
WE CAN SELL your property If located in
washington or nearby Montgomery County
S HIS with hHo Ss f0E agiks akR 5siYs CO.. 1sa6rs
721 10th st. NV. National o766.
OLD HOUSES, with or without heat.
w Rssi she hsshfS' Mr. Ree B2s ss
Will VIII PAY CASH for any house in Pet
esondition - Can 5. j. ocoNNoR, RA.
SG1t sRlcR Sf HoME@Prefer ii semi or detached, 2
oRR1soN, RA. 54i6.
CASH ior small Or room bunsaleM s,,vor or
spsine TaSoms s Or o5 -WssdTidse: aE. M liss;
Dr. Nd sdok.5 shePesrd as s4s4 pTk sau
PHRTY 1.aR STVsT WILL I. FAY CASH Tor or room
modern brick home in the vicinity of any
Pso: SF R5s"sf
FAY S sIh MieHEsr s. al sll,eash price. 70. Old
Dsss TSssliH z WI f4 s?ss or
eTsd?t I Rurchase 1sae or sell for YOU JOE
SEHtfHSi sEfnfSG N 70 'SSo SCSUoLoREp, Try US nrst,
We will buy your house or sell to client
s. ss5R shA i;FR' co.. e'SS c result:
tof oofLokEEipeWant 8 rooms or more, Brook
siso6S and q MI NJ. oS44 %ill pay all cash up to
PkivxTE iiHVT PAkTY al; SY wants to buy from owner,
Groom house, brick, new condition; vicinity
Of coiorado .n ave to Spring rd. terms: no
GIeeasi PRoMfr M AcTio2@s Ai we will buy your home
market value; appraisal IS without obligation.
room HoGsE near Mclean. Va, with
su. BATH hox stsI
property. fast If priced right; any size in
2: c. Nd; or rya;o 1910 Vermont ave"
E1sr E 9H5 q6uh r. Fn5ffsrr with u. for quick
and courteous service, we have cash buy.
sA Re sF co CUR M Rr0psssty psst sasd.gs MI
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. We can get
-ou ana;sh cash T won't ~ t4ks Us lons. PROMPT
BOB No capiIol Ma $3.50
ANY NE. AND Sc. PRoPERTY-we pay
sll-caSh saG @ price Free appraisal GYM s1 S6
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obli-
cation: Ask for M, Browning. WIN H;
SAUNDERS CO, INC. realtors. established
1857. DI. 1015. 1919 X st. NV.
TOP PRICE for yvur. mouse in D. c. o.
Silver Spring. Experienced salesman vii!
render efficient service. STROUP REALTY
CO., 1922 Ga. ave. RA. 800.
FURNISHED HOME OR APARTMENT
through July and August: man. wife,
DE. 6347. "a
CASH BUYERS for D. C. and Nd. property
no delay; Gan us before you eel!
Island ave. ne. NO. 7203.
WANTED, from owner, bunsalov or d.
tached brick IN nv. section or nsarpy ~,
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IN NORTHWEsT-

COLORED-a4O 18th ST. SE.-semide-
tached modern brick. Colonial front porch;
one-car metal garage. Price reasonable;
go4 st. s.e.-Modern two-story brick.
six large, rooms, ami: 500 down. Price
reasonable
325 Eye St n.e,-Five room, modern
frame. one-car garage. semidetached. Price
reasonable only $3.50 down INTEGRITY e,s
NV. pI. 1851.
CoLoRED-INiMEDIATE POSSESSION, IL
large rooms, 3 baths, recreation rooms:
splendid Investment.
semidetached BRICK. rooms, 2 sun
sonaby preed is5 Rally r
10l1 U st. NV. MI. 2os0.
GoLoRED.RARK ROAD HOUSING CO.,
yss4s ago sa ssse
brick. 10 rooms, extra apt. in basement, 2
baths, h.-w.h., large yard garage space and
5000 blk. 13th--2-story brick, 8 large
last available in this block; moderate terms.
ipal street. 3 stories, stone and brick. nre-
proof structure; unit on each floor Of 8
tchsn and bath oors IN
trust at 81: $50 per thousand. 1
aesn bnet arse ns@p rooms ana iu
basement. h.-wh.. porches; good for q
family unit.
$1,000 down, st. near 1st-6 rooms,
bath full basement
Colonial brick spacious rooms tile bath,
high-ceilinged basement. auto. heat, Co.
lonial pine floors, rear yard 60 feet deep
with garage, roses, honeysuckle. trees;
entirely furnished, living room suite of
brocaded silk damask in gold, blue and
wine. matched carved rosewood end tables.
grandfather clock. floor lamps, walnut din
ing suite. twin bedroom suite, incl. beds:
poSS. now.
Howard University; spacious rooms. oak
floors, bath, h.-w,h., front porch. 2 in
closed rear porches, flowers and shrubs;
owner occupied.
$1,000 down. near l1th and Park I'd
Detached 2.story house. s rms. 2 baths,
5000 down-Brick home. rooms, 2
baths, oak floors UP and downstairs, auto.
heat; owner occupied.
$3.50 down-Brick house, 6 large rooms
bath b w b Eve st
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tconY.)

so6 a1 down E5ED H91sE have
AfTEH1TIIoN. owNERs-petached brick
fsaf,on sd Kirfsids ETC. Masssehas.tts ave
5a MR It. BEY sen D ass
home in NV. washinston at fair price;
sars HTH acre os s
Sns syfy soo sPRs can psy
$500 cash, s1s5 monthly. Box $ss-E.
~ 1aaa y bs4n ssHea g ssS0 s bash
ment in Takoma Park or Silver Spring.
close to shopping, transp:; level lot: good
back yard. EVERY MANS REAL ESTATE
sisrfSGs sn fSGs wANrED-w. have urgent need
for modern brick homes In all price
equipped to render you the best service
BY .sns Of hs sE es De on sum
sssa sss i'll ss. hssIss; ; NA ozs5 HAsAl la
9oday sa 70 csss sens T BUY xans
81 a maFais SfHf nc a1cR b. fos
PRIvATE PARTY will pay all cash for
Spring, Bethesda or Chevy Chase. EN-. 0955.
AM LOOKING for attractive home in Rock
will pay ali cash. Phone CO. 4444
WILL PURCHASH from owner 6-room
modern detached house or bungalow,
$4,000 to $4,000. ali cash or assume
loan: reply strictly confidential; no bro
kers. Call MRS. BURTON, phone CO.
0041, between Z and pm.
CASH BUYER immediately in need of brick
home or bungalow in Bethesda, Silver
Spring Or Hyattsyille area; prompt action.
COLORED-FROM OWNER-6 or room
brick in good neighborhood, with hot water
and bath; possession so days; terms cash.
RA. 1242
COLORED-REFINED FAMILY wants O.
room house in NV. section, oil heat, hard
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HOUSES FOR SALT.

COLORED-BROoKLAND. .12b! .Eyarts
Gain e. for ause sH0mi ss. ' aSS down
tfAMS 10 sss4, ssn sSnssy' s4 NS s5S .
to seRoo and an sqGa sSaassn
ss sss au1 Dre Ssn hs hsS;s sSsS down
2In'!!f aSSe at y ssD' so s1l' sss sas
coioKRD0sas- col, THi -sss 1927 .sss a5th st. NV
-Four s2;story bricks. g rms; $4,000.
a54s xh isth slssoo s. n~2 is4s s%s sns St baths
for iSF' nas 0ssfnsot sfssot
sIll III 56d N ST. gaSa nw11o rms; bath. h,wh
Sa ii. h. ali; s11' BOO isf4 sTo St. fms; nv
sIstory b9iek Z 1S, rms, bath, h,;wh.; $lo,-
s6th st. w.Nsemidetached, Sestory St brick lex
5 rms, bath: $3.50. 6iI and st. ne ~
Vi sa75o GElsa Pirst st. se-stors rms sssn
Sek rms std1g bath SSsRo S1eRe sl51s16 .,S ss
sEs rms 1slanss ssth s7sSo stsss
bsh stasss esss at ssas ssod dsts s%s
c. Co Ssesy OF Harry
15sssR SA FER fobAY "a l2ef "a ssS
st. Sc. Conveniently located. This large
semidet. Colonial brick home, 8 rms, bath.
arranged into 3 apts.: oil heat. large yard;
can be sold on terms; Your NeighbSI
SoIoRh6Nkak fI3 lis & sS AK AM Ne N 54Sq sqs
-3-story brick: IL rooms. 8 baths, oil
heat, automatic hot water, garage, sepa-
rate gas and elec. meters; excellent con-
dition; can be used either for rooming
house or as 3 separate apis. Priced to
sell. To be seen BY appointment only.
sAM9kE skeF EA 4Ifs
ss21 and s23 and s26 r st. NV. being
including ! garage: all brick. CHAS. s.
SHREvE. 1901 18th st. NV
C0LORED-Suburban Heights home, choice
selection now available: new subdivision:
ready. for OCCUPANCY; Ss26 and S926.46
ca cash to Is purchase; under $40 per month to
rd and S2ns st. ne Open daily, 9:3o
II noon m to p I'M nus Phone FR aso assa nSioass'
CoLORED-l341 VERMONT ave. nv
heat. big ward. Sd QbO. TThO cash SAM
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BRENTWOOD VILLAGE - 3-yr.-old mod
ern 6-rm. home with gas heat etc; quick
1923 18th, st. n.w.-e-rm. house, suit
able for residence. rooming or boarding
house: These houses can be seen by appt.
M S5s aa[k L3cas snso CO. 1905 ss s. nish na
NV. SECTION, both and N. Capitol
isSaS IwS.sfory gr stucco go home completely fur
monthly payments. like rent.
Second and yaInum sts-Two-story
rage; house in excellent condition; imme-
sfs sGnn G@s bah oriSe sie oi
heat; house in excellent condition Call
William l. Primrose; 2 H; JOHNSON Co.
MA. S296. ewes. and Sunday WA s4s4.
hardwood floors, small yard; $500
Commercial zone, IL rooms . baths;
r. f9o Me- fo o4ss. Ps}se0 10 sell OWENS REAL
O ST, near Dupont Circle, % rooms, 6
baths, beautiful, stone building, run as
come; can be bought for S35, 900 Terms
for. property, furniture and business,
II rooms ta, baths on 2lst near Dupont
real buy for So, 800 down for property,
furniture and business. We have many
YoTfnes W9Ts to eh9eSs from M, Can NA }05S
ness broker. 1929 Vermont NV
COLORED-W ST. NV, near 14th-Large
brick house arranged as apts., each
sih bath WAR dfa tST b4UMAN hss nd Tsoms;
coiokED@ToDA2s Col HA 10 M2 o1sEs BEST BUYS, ao5
Avs ~ St. Ss stb STm and bath brick $500
rs. rms and bath Brick; $500 d. down. n.
coToRfDSEXK esSa GS 8MHEH fts sA AND a9os
aapts., 2 rms, kitchen. bath each, h.-w.h.,
ansed CAN fs1asf Mr. Br terms No 547 be with
j: DALLAS GRADY 1 4 son. i1o4 YER YER
coLoREDGiioo esoIi RED BLK. S. CAROLINA
fTon @ and back Go yard oU aoube Brick sarase Sas
es sT No tsFshsf s4fa with
J. DALLAS GRADY g. son. 1lo4 Yer
cShoRED6vAcANr. GSne REfj n,x $500 down, $50
and pIlvats bash each. SSi ss,9So. kis2 E8.
ees%8ojRhBses;NiEAi eoEoREB@NEAk 'eclAdP1roL CAPITOL and House
ONCE Buildings. row brick, 6 rooms. bath,
aRe agents Apply P15 Eye g. nR NA
CoIoRED-vACANT-1o rooms, 2 baths,
throughout; 81; ;Soo cash. 64s Columbia
COLORED, 27O2 18th ST. N.E.-1st COM
mercial corner. complete apts.: must be
sold submit offer. L. v THACKER, 1901
Nor North = Capitol ST., Ho; 23s7.
Colonial style home of s rooms and bath.
n H ave.J SHANNON Il LUCHs CO.,
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
COLORED-6 RMS. H.-W.H.: immediate
possession: near 10th st. and Spring rd
CoLoRED-6 RMS. TILE BATH. h.-w.h.;
immediate possession; near 1st and sts
CoOLoRED-oPEN TO-DAY TO 5-4o54
Grant st. ne. in Deanwood. 5 rooms,
stucco bungalow, bedrooms. living room,
large kitchen, basement and 2 porches;
down. D: BURGESS; AT. sI30:
COLORED-3-FAMILY APARTMENT-2nd
commercial, 1880 w st. NV. MR.. JEN-
TOM. -RA. 1867, MI. 20sO.
| Gated row brick and stucco houses in nj
| and s.e. with only $500 down required
es balance monthly; :, ,PSicd PRICED from no$ $3.50 te
CoioRED-7so eth ST. s.E.Arve-room
brick. bath; electric lght.. rear porches
Price, 6.760, $500 down, BALANCE SSH pei
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COLORED-PARKvIEW AREA-Brick, 8
large, rooms, front and rear porches,
sale. PROVIDENT REALTY CO., MI. S845
Sundays call NO 5S6S.
COLORED-WE HAVE HOUSES in NV,
ne; and sc. sections; prices are reasonable
with terms arranged to suit purchaser.
PROVIDENT REALTY CO., MI. SS45. Sun
days call NO. 1858.
COLORED-eOOO BLK. 18th ST. NV
8 rms, bath, h.ow;h.. cleo; 1st COM
1900 blk. 18th St. rvs rms, bath
steam heat. cleo; $4,000.
47O5 Dix st. n.e.-6 rms, bath, INV. h,
oil burner. stationary tubs $4,000: ST.
200 cash.
IS < St. st. n...-lo rms, bath. h.-w,h.
1900 Blk 9th st. NV frame houses:
1924 North Capitol st.-store and apt
above: can be used for barber shop on
lst floor, beauty parlor on End noor;
$11500; $4,000 cash. GUY THINNER,
1926 You st. NV. NO. 4907.
CoLORED-BROOKLA 2635 18th St.
n.e.-S rooms and baths vacant; corner
property; extra lot; perfect condition. Open
for inspection Sunday. to 4 pm;
Bungalow 5 rooms and built-in bath.
hardwood floors, electric range, oil h.-w.h,,
basement; lot 75x190 feet: fruit trees.
chicken house; blocks to bus and schools
For further information phone week days.
Sunday Q10S
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BRENTWOOD VILLAGE - 3-yr-old mod
ern 6-rm. home with gas heat etc; quick
posS.
1923 18th ST. nw.-9-rm. house, suit
able for residence, rooming or boarding
only with Harry Cohen. GE. 02S6, with
SHANNON g. LuCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12
Large Crowd
Attends Surf
Club Party

TIE weekend dinner party was
held last evening at the Surf
club on Wrightsville Beach for
members and their visitors. Din
her was served buffet style at 8
o'clock to approximately a hun
dred and seventy guests.
Among those having rese-va-
lions were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lit
tie. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Douglas Tay-
lor. Mr.. Towles, Mr.. and Ms.
Bruce Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. L..
paul Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Laurence Sprunt, DR.. and Mrs.
James F. Robertson, Mrs. Alice
Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
snrunt w. L. Bozeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Pa-mele, Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyden sparkes, Mrs. John
c. VESSEL, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
F'onvielle, Mr.. and Ms. William
Rroadfoot, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
w Davis, Murray James, DR.. and
Mrs. John T. Hoggard, M. and
Mrs. w. C. Park, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett crow, LII. ana NILS. L.
B-vant Hare, Miss Carolyn Hol-
land. Mr.. and Mrs. George
s1earnes, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D.
1--we. Mr.. and Mrs. Heide Trask
r ewis Hinton, Mrs. J. Chadbourn
ROLES. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Perry.
Mr. and MIS-. Champ Clark, MT:
~ Mrs. Gray Hicks and Mr.. ana
Mrs. P. F. Halsey. x~a...
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12

CHADBOURN, Aug. 1.-THE
Chadbourn Methodist church was
the scene of a beautiful wedding
Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock
when Miss Nancy Lee Lewis be-
came the bride OF A. David Walk
er, ensign in the Air Corps Of the
United States Navy.
The vows were given by the
Rev. B. F. Ormand, brother.in-law
of the bridegroom, assisted by the
Rev. J. w. Lineberger, pastor Of
the bride. The double ring cere.
mony was used.
The chancel decorations were
unusually lovely, palms and ferns
forming background for floor
baskets of white gladion, seven
branched candelabra with lighted
cathedral candles. Sprays of white
gladioli tied with white satin rib
bon marked the pews for family.
Preceding the ceremony there
was a program of nuptial music
Miss Margaret Goodman at the
piano played Glare de Lune' by
DeBussey, ''Liebestraum,'' by
Listz, and Salute d. Amour" by
Elgar. Mrs. Lloyd Collier Of
Whiteville, soloist, sang Il Love
You Truly 20, Promise Me"
and 1.-THE Lords Prayer The
wedding march from Lohengrin
was used as the professional, and
Mendelssohns march from "A
Midsummer Night Dream was
played for the occasional.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, Thomas
S. Lewis, wore a wedding gown
of off white slipper satin, fash
Toned in princess style, with long
sleeves, high neckline, and ending
in long train. Her floor length
illusion veil was caught to a
bandeau of orange blossoms; her
only ornament was a double string
of pearls, the gift of the groom.
She carried a white satin prayer
book centered with gardenias and
showered with tube roses.
Miss Martha Jane Lewis, sister
of the bride, was maid-of-honor.
The bridesmaids, Misses Rachel
Strole, Mary Lee Thompson,
Jeanne Walker and Mrs. B. F..
Ormand, wore dresses of net over
satin in pastel shades. They were
styled with elongated bodices and
drop shoulders. Their ornaments
were pearl necklaces and hair
bandeaux of black velvet ribbon.
They carried floral fans fashioned
Of tulle and asters in pink, blue
and orchid, contrasting with the
individual costumes. The maid-of-
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12
Air Base Group
Feted AT Beach
Party Saturday

Entertaining for group Of serv.
;cemen, who are patients at Blue.
thenthal Army Air Base, Mrs.
Rinaldo B. Page was hostess yes.
terday at her summer home on
Harbo~ Island at an all day party
Each week different groups from
the hospital are entertained by
members Of the Gray Ladies at pri.
vate homes on Wrightsville Beach.
Mrs. Page was assisted in enter.
tanning by Mrs. William G. Broad.
foot.
Those attending were: Lieut. M.
d. Hage- Of South Doorfield. Mass
Sgt. Kirvir1 E.. Mardock of wy.
more, Neb.; Sgt. William French
of Lynn, Mass, Robert H. Currie,
SO Park Avenue, Port Washington,
Long Island; Pvt. David S. Gem.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12
Junior YMCA Group
Entertains At Party

The Junior members of the Y. w
c. A., entertained their friends at
a social on Friday evening in the
Y. W. c. A., club house at Third
and Grace streets. After a pro-
gram of group games, checkers,
ping pong, Chinese checkers, bowl
ing and table games, refreshments
were served by the chairman for
the evening, Miss Norma Cum.
mings.
Members present were: Vivian
Seigler, Bea Holmes, Daphne Seig-
Ter, Shirlene Conrad, Envy Lou
Hokpins, Norma Cummings, Betty
Loughlin, Joan Edwards, Virginia
Lee, Mary Katheryn Davis, Joyce
Stefano, Genevieve Billiard, Joan
Rullen, Jean julien and Dolores
Finberg.
Guests were: Wilson Rogers,
John Price, Louis Hewlett, Carl
Mitchell, Gene Cook, Eugen'
Smith, Bruce Hinson, Billy Afford,
"Skippy" Skipper, Dan Pivers, At.
las Whitley and Harry Lee.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. James Franklin
Tyer. Jr., 4o4 Central boulevard an
rounce the birth of a son, Will
liam Michael, August 5, at Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. Tyer is the
former Esther Savage of this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12

miel of Mt. Holly, N. j.; Sgt. Dor
ris E. DeLoach Of Blackshear, Ga.
Sgt. John D. King Of Buffalo, NY,
Sgt. Richard A. Williams of Spo-
kane, WASH; Pvt. Robert D. Brew
er Of Boston, Mass; Cpl. Roland
Graft Of Flora, Ind; Cpl. Lester
e. Link Of Washington, d. c.; Pvt.
Victor Beazzo Of West Hazelton,
Pa, and Pvt. Jack Helena Of
Cjeleen, Holland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. w. M. Warren entertained
honoring her son, Billy Darden, on
his 9th birthday at weiner roast
held at Greenfield Lake on Thurs
day.
Guests included: Billy Darden,
honor guest, Betty Kerr, Jerry
Blake, Edmund Kerr, Billy Aver
cite, Jean Blake. Mary Sue Lea
man. frankie Powell. Elizabeth
Reid and Jimmie Leaman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12
.MaryL. Holmes
Engaged To Wed
:: Frank Holmes

LUMBERTON, Aug. 11.-Mr. ano
Mrs. Austin J. Holmes of Lumber
ton, announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Mary Louise, to
Frank Holmes of Detroit, Michi-
gan. son of the late Mrs. Lucy j.
Holmes Of Lumberton. No wed
ding date has been set.
= Miss Holmes is a graduate OF
sssNomen's college Of the University
of North Carolina, class OF 1874,
and was employed the past year
with the stability research dlvl-
Sion at Langley Field. Va,
: Mr.. Holmes returned in June
from the China-Bura-India theatre
where he was employed for two
years with the Briggs Manufacture
ing company of Detroit.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Freder-
lex Gordon announce the birth OF
q son, Thomas Frederick Gordon,
Jr., on August 7 at Marion Sprunt
annex. Mrs. Gordon is the former
Dorothy Reed Miller, daughter OF
the Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Mil
Ter. Capt. Gordon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene B. Gordon of Brewer,
Maine, is on duty in the Pacific
area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12
1915

Period Style Sofas ..
Sofas of delightful charm-rich
in style and made of finest qualify
materials. Each one is an individ-
ual masterpiece.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11
Mrs. Alice Whutley
Posses AwoY At Her
Home esdoY

Mrs. Alice Ophelia Whatley,
one Of the Older residents of Pas
eagoula, died Wednesday night
street, after an illness which had
at her home at $40 East Convent
street after an illness which had
confined her to her bed since
January.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted today. Friday, at 3 pm,
from the residence by DR.. l.. F..
Green, pastor of the First Bap-
list church, with interment in
Maehpelah cemetery. II. A. Fails
Funeral Home will be in charge,
Born in Waynesboro. Mrs.
Whatley had lived in Pascagoula
since childhood. She was the Wi
dow OF Wyehe Whatley. who was
in the sawmill business until his
heath about 20 years ago.
She is survived by three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Joe Steiner, Pascagou-
la, Mrs. Manuel Ovando, New
York City Mrs. Martin Valverde,
Mobile; four sons, w. V, Eugene
ana l.. l.. Wnatley. PaScagoula.
and George B. Whatley of the U.
S. Navy; n brother, Joe Bar
raw Pascagoula; ten grandchil-
dren and two great grandehil-
dren.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11
Women's Groups,
County Al Clubs,
To Present Show

Jackson County All clubs will
join the Home Demonstration
clubs of the county in the stag
ing of a Flower and Garden
Show and Style Dress Revue on
Tuesday. MAY Is, at the Moss
Point Community House.
Vegetable and flower exhibits,
am. until 3 pm, will be judged
which will be on display from 10
as to quality, variety, arrange
ment and on the percentage OF
club members contributing to
the exhibits. The best individual
exhibit of all varieties will be
selected from the club exhibits.
The dress revue will be pre-
scented bv the members OF the
clubs at 1870 pm. Winning mod
els will be adjudged according to
material used, workmanship,
style and fit.
Judges for the show will be X.
H. Buckley, horticulturist, State
College, Mrs. Alice Bethany and
Mrs. w. A. Pinkston of the model
home unit in Pascagoula, and G.
l.. Bond, plant inspector in Moss
Point.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11
Conservation OF
Forests Subject
OF Talk At Rotary

Forest Conservation was the
subject of an address at the reg
ular meeting OF the Pascagoula
Rotary Club Wednesday by P. N.
Howell of HoWison a for.ner
member of the State Fore5trv
Commission and now connected
with the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber
Co, ana the international Paper
Co.
In his talk Mr.. Howell empha-
sized the value of reforestation
and stressed the importance of
keeping the forests free from the
destruction of fire and livestock.
Pointed out as an outstanding ex-
ample OF reforestation by the
speaker was a project in the Van
cleave are OF the county.
Special guests at the meeting
Wednesday were Misses Susie
and Fannie Vaughan, the former
a teacher Of 81 consecutive years,
so Of which have been spent in
Jackson county schools.
Other guests included 1t. Carl
Miller, Marshall Allen and Ar
thur Aiken, Visiting Rotarians
were E. A, Khayat, r. l.. Bidez
and j. p. Schierer.