davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Reg. S2.95
WASTE BASKETS
sI.95

II Asbestos-lned waste poper boskets,
ottroctively covered with mop-desiened
paper.
3 AND-PAIkTED HAMPERS with ot-
troctive fIoroI designs Green or ivory.
Less than half price = -S4, ,95
S WASHABLE BRIDGE TABLE COVERS
in ottroctive peach color Less than haIf
price
s HAND-PAlNTED WASTE PAPER BAS-
KETS, decorated with ooy floroI designs
Half price .49
II LEATHER UTILITY BOXES, COM
plete with writing paper. Brown or ivory.
Reg. -----69c
STATIONERY +. The Pcldts ROYAL
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Regular S4.o5
IMPORTED NUMDAH RUGS
$3.95

3x4-foot size in excellent color ossort-
ment. Imported from lndio. 100 in
group.
1000 so. YARDS PERFECT QUALITY
FELT BASE FLOOR COVERING in four
good potterns, cut from full rolls. Reg
uIorIy 5ee So. yd.----------29e
HAND HOOKED RUGS, American
mode, 4x6 feet in size. in conventional
designs. Regularly $29.s5 S1o.95
IS REVERSIBLE RAG RUGS, 2x4-foot
size and mode of heovy noterols, Reg
uloriy $i.So ------- -------------S
IS WAFFLED TOP RUG CUSHIONS,
32-ounce weight. 8.3xlo.6-foot size.
Regularly S6.95 S4. .95
so COTTON HOOKED RUGS, oil hond-
made, 24x36-inch size. Regularly S4.35,
20 FELT BASE RUGS, exl2-foot size;
oil perfect. in fine pattern assortment
Regularly $5.s5 .o5
RUGS The PaIais Royal !. FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Deaths Reported

Mary E. Wise, 7s, 3215 9th pl S.e.
Luellah Rice, n, 3435 Dix st. ne.
William E. Vaughan, jr., "A, SOB e. Clifton
Hicks L. Conrad, so. 174s Kilbourns pl
NV.
Roscoe @. Ross, SO, o. s. Soldiers Home
Murphy r. Strickland, SO, Opa Pocka, Fla.
John NJ. Burke, 81, Hyattsville, Nd.
Helen Mcintosh, 81, 1922 18th ST. ne.
Bernard Miller, 25, 1922 Wisconsin ave.
NV.
John Roberts, II, Granville, N. c.
Augusta w. Penn, sc, 800 Kentucky ave.
Sc.
George Lesgett, 65, 2725 Poplar st. NV.
Mack Y. Terry, 81, 219 C st. Sw.
Beulah T. Glascoe, Al, Culpeper, Va.
Amelia Gibson. 3S. 7s r st. s.w.
Winfield D. Gadson, 80, Sumpter, 8. c.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Now at holf price!
TABLE PADS
$3.47 .ad $5.47

81 of these sompIe heot- proof tobIe pods
in voriey Of sizes Matching leaves sse
and Sl.53.
IS HoMEsPuk LUNCHEON SETS in gay
coIors. Regularly S3.5o---4- $3.50
II TABLE CLOTHS, we'll mode of white
cotton domosk. Regularly SI.6s. Sl.29
II TABLE CLOTHS in goy print designs,
mode of eosy-to-lounder cotton crash,
58x78-inch size. ResuiorIy $5.95.
S4.95
4 BREAKFAST SETS in bright colors and
costly Numbered, too. Regularly $l.o5.
S1.2o
$50 PLACE MATS in l2xls-inch size.
ResulorIy 39e each h---------18c
IS NAPKINS of l6xl 6-inch size. Resu-
IorIy use
~ VANITY SETS, including center piece
ond two matching side pieces. Regularly
TAILORED BED SPREADS Of Iustrous
royon crepe. Regularly $3.50 Sl5.o5
SEEco SPRING COVERS OF heovy
quolity cotton moteriol. ResuIorIy 81.
DOMESTTCS The Pdldis Royal
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Births Reported

Judson and Adeiine Avery. boy.
Oscar and Katherine Baird, girl.
Raymond and Mabel Blair, boy.
Robert and Emma Burns, .sirl.
Grover and Carrie Carr. boy.
James and Mildred Carroll, girl
Nicholas and Frances Chavasse, boy.
Thomas and Lucille Downs, girl.
David and Florence butcher, girl.
James and Nellie Duvall, boy.
John and Marjorie Elliott, boy.
Joseph and Mildred Entwisle, girl.
Michael and Eleanor Garilli, girl,
Ralph and Mary Garren, girl,
Jan and Lois Gum, boy.
Joseph and Henrietta Hastinger, boy.
Lawrence and Mary Hays, girl.
Afford and OPAL Heath, girl.
Albert and Estelle HiSlop, girl
William and Marion Hurley, boy.
Cary and Louise Isley, girl.
Thomas and Janet jerks. girl.
Roy and Jacouelyn johnson, boy.
William and Virginia Johnson, boy.
George and Evelyn Kesler, girl.
Russell and Dorothy Korrow. girl.
Robert and Sarah Mason, girl.
Arthur and Celia McClinton, boy,
Daniel and Mary ODonoghue, girl.
Merton and Daisy Parker, girl.
Clarence and Nettie Saylor. girl:
Raymond and IneZ Sharland, girl.
Eugene and Vera Smith, boy.
John and Judith Starks, girl.
Vernon and Heuretta Stehle, boy.
Richard and Wilma Thompson, boy.
befney ana Lucille InQrp, Rlrl,
John and Retha Tippett, boy.
Albert and Mabel Veitch, BOY.
Walter and Emma Voehringsr, girl.
Saul and Dorothy Weiner, boy.
Charles and Dorothy WeSter, girl.
William and Mary White, boy.
William and Katherine Wood. boy.
Willard and Isabel Wright, girl.
Eugene and Ruby Adams, girl.
William and Vivian Allen, girl.
Maurice and Ethel Allen, boy.
Louis and Bernice Banks, boy.
Walter and Ruth Brown, boy.
Stephen and Estelle Carroll, girl.
Tilmon and Rebeeca Cousen, girl.
Walter and Annie Crawford, girl.
Lewis and Rose DoZier, girl.
Thomas and Evelyn Fitzgerald, boy.
Henry and Sarah Fryar, girl.
Grafton and Matilda Glasco, boy.
Joseph and YYonne Hayes, boy.
Theodore and Evelyn Herbert, boy.
King and Mary jerks, girl.
Hylton and Catherine Lee, boy.
Julian and Quincy Logan, boy.
William and Margaret Lynn, girl.
Clarence and Louise Minor, girl.
Willie and Annie Munford, girl.
Carl and Mary Newman, boy.
Theodore and Elsie Newsome, girl.
Willie and Mamie Quill, boy.
George and Carrie SpriggS, girl.
Claude and Naomi Thomas, girl.
James and Mary Thomas, boy.
william and Hazel Washington. boy.
Daniel and Mary Wilkes, girl.
Evening star., 1945-07-19

PreSlQenJ u. J.
O'Conovan, 1t
was announced
today.
Mr.. Kennedy
lives at ait Vir-
ginia avenue,
Alexandria, Va.
He has been as
sociated with
Pea since 1892,
served as ticket
agent In Cleve-
land and as
tramc repre-
sentative in De-
troit, Chicago
and Milwaukee,
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Reg. $2.95
MEMS PLAID
SPORTS SHIRTS
Sl.95

so expertIy tailored shirts of sonforized
shrunk cotton in snort pIoids. Snoll or
medium sizes.
36 ALL-WEATHER JACKETS OF voter
repeIent tockle twill with button fronts.
adjustable wostbonds. Ton. Snoll,
medium or loroe. Reg. 1895 S5.o5
Sc ALL-PURPosE SHIRTS of sonforized
shrunk cotton with half sleeves, con-
vertibIe coilors. Blue, ton or noturol.
Sizes 4 and ! 4l2. Reg. $l.s5--S1.25
800 PAIRS OF sWAGGER SINGLE GRIP
CARRIERS with comfortable leother pods.
Less shan holf price
80 KHAKI COTTON TWILL SHIRTS.
expertly toiIored and sonforized-shrunk.
Sizes 1914 and II. Less than holt
price ---S1.6o
II KHAKI TWILL SHIRTS. expertly
tailored, sonforized- shrunk, some with
shoulder strops. Sizes l6h and ]. Less
than holt price iee----Sl.89
so MEMS COTTON KNIT SPORTS
SHIRTS in snort striped patterns. Smoll
ond medium sizes. Reg. $l.5o---o5e
18 GARRISON BELTS of heavy bride
leather with extra wide ooId-pIoted
buckles. Less thon holt price ---75e
1 FIRST FiooR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Less thon hoIf price
CRYSTAL SALT AND
PEPPER SHAKERS
IOc

PINS ZUN TnI
100 crystoI solt and pepper shokers with
sterling silver tops. Sold "os is.
Z GLASS WATER PITCHERS with ster-
ling silver bases. Less fhon half price.
$3.50
Plus 20% Tar
II CREAM AND SUGAR SETS with
sterling silver bonds. Reg. $3.s5, S2.o5
Plus 20es Tar
STLvERWARE -. The PaIais ROYAL
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Regular $3.50 Two-Pieee
LIVING ROOM SUITES
SI99

Streomlined style covered in burgundy or
green velour Soto and chair Of oil
spring construction; two in group.
MODERN LAWSON LIVING ROOM
SUiTES-Custom-bu SOTO and club
chair in leof design cotton covers
Regularly $3.50 -SlS9
! cHIPPENDALE SOFA AND CHAIR,
covered in wine royon and cotton dam
ask with carved frome. Regularly S2l9,
! LAWSON SOFA AND CLUB CHAIR,
covered in red cotton velvet. Regularly
| FAN BACK CHAIR, covered with beige
cotton topestry with high bock. Resu-
lorIy S79 -S49.88
l PLATFORM ROCKER with tufted book
and covered with cotton topesty. Resu-
IorIy S4s.s5 S34.88
! FIREsiDE CHAIR with high back, wing
side ond offspring construction. Resu-
ioriy --SS9
! MODERN CHAIR, covered in blue cot
ton topestry with reversible spring scot
and spring base. Less then holf price,
z BARREL CHAIRS with reversible
spring filled cushions and covered with
vine cotton Tapestry. Regularly See.95,
S39.S8
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19

before coming to Washington as
district traffic manager in 1871. He
was made regional manager several
months ago.
In his new post he will continue
to be stationed at the Washington
National Airport.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Airline Names Kennedy
Aide 10 Vice President

Howard Kennedy, Washington re-
gional traffic manager of the Penn
sylvania-C Central Airlines, has been
appointed assistant to Pea Vice
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Less thon holf price
WHITE FABRICORD
HANDBAGS

IS Washable white hondboos with top
handles, Upper tops. A few in other
fobrcs.
80 LEATHER AND FABRIC HANDBAGS,
snortIy styled top-hondle or envelope
styles. Brown. novy or black. Reg. S5
0nd more
Plus eos Tar
IS WHITE LEATHER HANDBAGS, smart
envelope and clasp top styles in soft
Ieother. Slightly counter soiled. Reg. S.
and more ------------S3.o5
Plus 20% Tar
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLE BELTS in
assorted colors and leothers. Patents,
copeskins, also foiIle. Broken sizes. Reg.
81 to 69c
10 LEATHER AND FABRIC HANDBAGS,
SNORT envelope and top handle styles in
block or navy, some with Upper tops.
Reg. $40 and more ors-------S5
Plus 20S5 Tar
Is CHANGE PURSES AND TOBACCO
POUCHES. Half price and less Soc
Plus s0% TAG
HANDBAGS The PaInts ROYAL
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Regular $3.50 48-Inch
IRONING BOARD
sI.99

Sturdy snnoothly-sonded boords to cleor
OF this low price!
Is IRONING BOARDS. 54-inch size,
smoothly sonded. Regularly So S2.3o
5s STRAW BRooMs. stitched five times
for strong reinforcement. Regularly
S1.65 Sl1o
HOUSEWARES The Paiais ROYAL
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Is Reg. S3.95
PINAFORES.
s2.95

Print percoIe with short sleeves. Broken
sizes 2 to 20.
9 UNIFORMS. wroporound. small size in
blue or green. Res. S2.s5----- SO
4 UNIFORMS in black royon. long sleeve.
white oroondy coIlor and cuff. Sizes II,
IA. Reg. $4.95 Sz.4o
I GRAY UNIFORM. size II. Reg. S2.95.
$l.5e
10 DRESSES in royon and cotton, blue,
green or pink. Broken sizes z 10 20
Reg. $3.50 SO
EVERYDAY FRoCR SHOP
The Palais Royal THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Out they go! Group Of
SOFAS AND LOVE SEATS

REGULAR SIss VIRGINIA SOFA Of
all spring construction, reversible cush-
lots
3 REGULAR Sl7S REGENCY SOFAS
with deep fringe and covered with blue
or rose royon and cotton domosk, Sf49
REGULAR $3.50 TUXEDO SOFA ohon-
mel back and coved frore, reversible
cushion S119
I REGULAR Si7s cHIPPEkDALE
SOFA with corved boil and claw legs,
custom-built, oll-spring construction,
Sl4o
I REGULAR $llS DUNCAN PHYFE
SOFA, solid mahogany frone, reversible
spring cushions
I REGULAR $Ile LAWSON STYLE
LOVE SEAT, plain ton cotton cover with
FURNITURE . . d. The Pdldis ROYAL .
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
20 LITTLE GIRLS
PINAFORES
Less thon hoIf price
95c

Plaid cotton in broken sizes z to 6.
10 INFANTS DOOR SWINGS. Less
than holt price Soc
5AuTo SEATS. AS is. Less than haif
price Soc
10 TAN POLO SHIRTS. Broken sizes z
to 4. Reg. $l.l5
10 GIRLS SPRING COATS. Broken
sizes 3 to ga. Less than haIf price,
$500
IS SPRING COATS for girls. Broken sizes
8 to lo. Less thon hoIf price So
II TEEN-AGE DRESSES. Broken sizes
to l6. Reg. SS.S8 to 1898 S.
COTTON DRESSES in teen-ooe sizes
10 to 6. Reg. S4.l5 S2.9S
CHILDREN. The Palais ROYAL
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
IS PIECES OF LINGERIE
Reg. S295 to S5.95
Sl.97 to $S.97

Slips, pontes and poiomos included
Some soiIed, few rreouIors. In broken
sizes 81 TO 40.
BLACK kE6LIGEE SET in royon sheer,
loee trimmed. Size Is. Reg. S2e.e5,
S14.95
LoUkGIkG PAJAkAAS, royon Jersey.
Size l6. Green. Reg. S13.s5 S6.o7
ALL-Ik-okE PANTY AND BLOUSE
in striped ehombroy. Sizes 81 and 38.
Reg. S3.95 S1.97
LINGERIE The Palais ROYAL -.
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Reg. 2oc
BUTTONS
I9c i. cord

500 cords of buttons, originally mode to
sell for much more. Assortment includes
bone. crysto, wood, plostic and sinu-
Ioted peorls in wide range of coIors.
Six to twelve buttons on cord.
TRIMMINGS -. The Palais Royal .
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Regular Sl.6o Cretonne
MANY WAY PILLOWS
81

We have 73 of these comfortable pillows
covered with bright cretonne.
20 METAL CHAIR PADS. covered with
woter-repellent moteriol. Regularly
$i.9S
" ADIRONDACK CHAIR PADS, covered
with woter-repellent moteriol. Resu-
iorIy Sz.98 -S2.39
Is BEACH ROLLS in bright coIors and
covered with heovy woter-repeIlent mo-
teriol. Regularly S4.eS ,oS
ARTS -. The PaIais Royal FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
FOR EASY
RAPID SHOPPING

Enjoy the convenience and cd-
vontoee Of charge account OF
The Polois Royal. Inquire in our
SIXTH FLOOR CREDIT OFFICE.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Half price
COSTUME EARRINGS
soc

Plus s8ss Tag
80 poirs Of fIotterino eorrinos in plostic
and metos.
, PIN AND EARRING SETS. Reg. $40,
Plus soS Tss o
IS NOVELTY NECKLACES. less Than
half price 5oe
Plus 20es Tar
z BLUE NECKLACES. Reg. S7.s5 SIS
Plus s0S Tar
z SPRAY LAPEL PINS. Reg. SIS.
~. slo.ss sls sss
IS PASTEL NECKLACES. Less thon
Plus soS Tal
IS PAIRS NOVELTY EARRINGS. Reg.
$z.s5 S1.7o
Plus 20% Tar
JEWELRY -. The P1lais Royal
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19

morked down exoctIy ONE HALF
of their regular selling price!
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Less thon half price
GIRDLE DOWNS
I9c a peir

50 poIrs OF oIrdle downs tor stockinoless
comfort. White or teorose.
IS PALAU WOVEN STRAW HATS for
beach or garden wear. loree size. Less
than half price
80 RAYoN SATIN GARTER BELTS in
white or flesh. Sizes "a. 26 and 28.
Less then holt price
IL WOVEN PANTY GIRDLEs with hook
and eye elosinos. Medium or large sizes.
Reg. $z.5o------------
6 FLIP-ToP MUSLIN BLANKET BAGS,
convenient, eosy-to-I o-Iounder. Half price,
75e
10 WATER REPELLEkT CARRY ALL
BAGS, mode for miIltory use. Upper
topped, Half price iee--S1
Plus 20s Tar
NOTIONS The Palais ROYAL -.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
"a PAIRS RATION
FREE PLAYSHOES
Less thon holf price
sI.69

Sizes for women and girls in many styles,
brown. red. blue or green. Broken sizes
4 TO 9.
5S PAIRS WHITE PUMPS. rotioned,
open or closed books. Broken sizes S TO
9. Reg. 6.5o---------------S3.
IT PAIRS SPORTS oxFoRps for women
or girls. rotioned. White buckskin with
leather soIes, tot heels. Most in morrow
widths. Broken sizes to 9. Reg. $3.50,
$3.45
Il PAIRS RATIok-FREE SLIPPERS,
roccosins in brown pig leather. Broken
sizes 5 to 7 for women or girls. Reg.
$3.50 --------SI.So
FOOTWEAR =. The Palais ROYAL
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Is JUNIOR DRESSES
Less thon half price
s3

Cottons, spun royons or royon crepes in
broken sizes 9 to IS.
20 JUNIOR SUIT DRESSES for summer
of spun royon in postels. prints or white.
Less thon heIf price
80 JUNIOR DRESSES in royon crepe,
print or ploin. Broken sizes 9 to ! s. Less
than hoIf price SIS
IS JUNIOR DRESSES. one or two-piece
in cotton eyeIet OF royon twill. Broken
sizes 9 to 5. Res. $z2.s5-S12
JUNIOR SIZE SHOP The Palais ROYAL ..
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Less than hoIf price
BOYS POLO SHIRTS
25c

IS cotton knit polo shirts with short
sleeves. Sizes or s.
l6 BOYS PURE WOOL SWEATERS in
navy blue. Sleeveless style. Small sizes
only Less than haIf price
7 MILITARY SUITS of washable cotton
eobordne. ExpertIy tailored in ton and
brown combination. Sizes 5, s and 10.
Less than haIf price e--=2.o5
BOYS SPORTS COATS of pure wool
in tan checks. Sizes 7, 10 and l. Less
than holt price Sz.o5
SLAcKS SUITS, expertly tolorsd of
washable, ton eobordine. Sizes l8 ond
20. Less fhon half price -S2.95
ZOO PAIRS OF ovERALLs in olive drob
shade with bibbed fronts. Sizes 3, 4
and s. Less than haIf price Use
BOYS CLOTHING The PalaiS ROYAL ..
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
IS Reg. S29.s5 TO $39.95
MISSES AND
WOMEN'S WINTER COATS
$25

Buy now for winter weor. All wool suede,
tweed or fleece in broken sizes z to 20.
s HALF-SIzE COATS in tropunto en-
broidered wool crepe box coots, tuxedo
fronts. Broken sizes 35h to Al VI.
Reg. $sS.95 SIS
8 ToPPERS in oil wool fleece or suede,
many colors. Broken sizes 2 to TO-
Reg. S35 S15
6 SPORTS OR DRESS COATS in all wool
crepe or suede. Broken sizes | z to 20;
38 to A. Reg. S4S.ss--S35
DRESS COATS in oil wool twill, suede
or crepe. Broken sizes Il to 20. Req.
S5s.s5 S45
COATS The PoIais ROYAL THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
18 BUDGET DRESSES
Less thon hoIf price
s3

Summer dresses in one or two piece styles.
Broken sizes 2 to 20; SO to a..
80 SUMMER DRESSES, tailored or dressy.
Broken sizes ! 2 to 20; SO to A. LESS
THAN HALF PRICE S5
20 BUDGET DRESSES in royon shontuno,
spun royon or novelty fobrics. Broken
sizes 2 to 20. Res. $3.50 to SI3.s5,
ST
BUDGET DRESSES The Palais RoyaI
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Reduced more than s
MEMS FINE WOOL SUITS

ExpertIy toiIored suits in fine hard wor-
steds and tweeds. Ton or eroy.
4 Res. S2s.75 Suits. Sizes 81. 80 ond
40 ------S1S.50
. 4 REG. S34.75 SUITS. Sizes 40 ond A
and Stout 46 - ---S2z.SO
REG. S45 SUITS. Sizes SO, 38 and 40,
S28.75
MEMS CLOTHING The Palais Royal ID.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Selling at Half Price and Less!
HANDMADE HATS & BAGS
s5 J. SO

They're samples of our handmade spun
= strow hots and hondbogs in SNORT styles.
ARTS :, , The Palafs Royal /. :. FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19

Prints, stripes or checks in broken sizes
81 to 38.
40 cofToN BLoUsEs in broken sizes
81 to 3d. Reg. $2.z5 ST
Is COTTON SHIRTS. Broken sizes 81
TO 38. Less thon hoif price - soc
10 COTTON ovERAlLS for women in
broken sizes 38 to A. Less than hoIf
100 BATHING SUITS in knit royon, one
or two piece. Broken sizes "a to So.
Less than hoIf price iee----S1
II ToMBoY SHORTS. Sizes 10, r.
Reg. S3.95 81
10 cHINTz PIkAFoREs. Broken sizes
9 TO IS. Less thon half price S.
II SHoRTALLs. Size II. Reg. Sl.s5.
10 PAIRS. SHORTS. Sizes IL, IA. Reg.
10 MATCHING SHIRTS. Reg. s1.s5, 81
SPORTSWEAR =. The Pdldis ROYAL ,
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Less thon holf price
MEMS RAINCOATS
1895

IS Lightweight. olI-yeor- round voter
repeIIent roincoots in small. medium or
foree sizes.
MEMS CLOTHING The PdIais Royal 81.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-07-19

FOOTWEAR The PdIais RoyaI
SECOND FLOOR
Ad-daleel., 1945-08-29

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DELLA o. HINW

As @ go to press now, all we can
think Of is a peace full. happy Chr1 stnas.
vi th q good turkey dinner and our frie-
nds and loved ones. Cakes, mincemeet
plea and egg nos. Did say ell agog9
There vi II be parties on the Po st, dvI-
cew, and I an beginning to vonder VINO
vi II p1cy or from wkere ve WI IL get the
music. Neverthe less, just stick around
until Chri stmas and see WHIT Sonta
hos to offer you.
Two Weddings really happened tast veok.
We know that ex-Cpl. Ere ddie Williams &
Pfc. Eeden Davis sstd n Do" at quito
ceremony Last week. Helen vas so-o-o-
happy When she re turned. He vi sh then
n sue &C ssful mc rrinEse plus twins.
Next, Cpl. Johnnie Erwin mArried her
former spouse back from the 93rd Div.
Congrats seen in Nogcles, ilex1co,
just buying themse Ives out worc: Cpl.
Macy Hale, Mary M,.upin, CIR. Uol1s,
Pfc Ruth 7. Pierre 3.nd Pvt dor thy But
cher. Sst. Lem Ct.1s.l7en WIS in Biscco
buyin his girl-friend :! beautiful om-
pact in pure old sold end h2ving her
nl.ma inscri bed. Sgt. Nnnie Hami 1ton
was able to Keep up With SGT. ney in
Mexico 1T Ill the curio shops. Tinnio
WIS hing her last bit Of shopping be-
ccnso sho'll leave for Sep.ration Gem
ter lbout 25rd December. Much luck, Nn-
ME ind g "Very Merry Chris tnr.s".
Sgt. .lajor Bernard e. Gy 'rd S/SGt.
Luther Last hive re-upped. No. tl2"t
Miss 4. Cross and the NC mc.scot "Bi lily"
have left for civilian ii fo, the Off
cial duties have been taken yer by Pie
rre s. "Gee Gee".
We have received Chri stm2s cards md
best vi she's from the fc llowing ex-;E.Cs;
Mas olivia Nl1iams, Miss MrWtis COL
vart, End Mrs. CT bson lforan rly EEna
Ingreml 49,. the musical comedy and show.
given by the W.Cettes md the Po st NUS
ici1ms for the patients On Chri stn.s
Eve ct the hospital Red Gre ss 4.udit5r-
ium proMi ses to be 4 wow .............
Postscript of the Apache sentinel., 1945-12-21
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TY.. TEMIIY 50 o7o3IN

FRA 1ENITy SORORITY BULL SESs ION:
lie mbers Of the various Greek lie etter Or
gan 20 tions net last k kdnesday to renew
acqua in tances and to di scover unknown
nembe rs OF their fellowship p. After spe-
eches by re pre- sentatives Of each group
an enthl siastic di scussion cnsued con-
&C rning what Are Our Re spon 81 b iii tiss
In The Po st Jar Uorld". Mr.. Evere tic
Johnson, Fl Id Director of the Aner can
Red Cross spo hc for the Alpha Phi Alpha,
Major 1cabcau TO r the Kappa Alpha Psi,
llrs. Teabeau 70 this Alpha K.pp~> Alph~,
Iiss Mills for the DC lta Sigma The "a,
and Capt in Boyer 70 r the omeg. Psi Phi.
PRE-YUIETIDE lATCE: Amidst Chri tm,,s
bells IN d bri Iii mt MERRY Chri stma> sc ST
the soldtcrs d:rcod gd " ii tn the love-
iy For rt Hucchuc:. "ACs. Sone of the
girls Dre thu regu1"r uniform md
still othcrs burst foreh in &c uti full
hrig ght 0louso5 md exqui 81 tie flowers
nd ribbona accontus.tinr their lovely
curls. De spi te the loss Of many ncmhcrs
the Post B nd .1.s, e.s usual, in form.
CO IIFG EVE rs: Saturd y, Decc mbor 22,
Chri tm.s Quiz Program. Come nd win
one of the three u SC ful Christn@s gifts
Which Vi IL be given c.c1y. Folio wing the
Quiz Progr=m the movie "Sen sati ons Of
l945" ii II b. shown.
Living I.donn.s and Ave L.rics" ct
the Christians Vosper -Four 1eceaoer @3rd
at $3.50 P. !.
Horse back Ri dc IF The NGnthe per-
aitsl Sumo = Deccmhtr 23rd ut l:00 ? III.
Ge III tn me group 1t the .aC area.
Chri stm ls rty Decor mbar 25th It 1880
P. Il. .6 ii IL al g.~thor around th USo
'chri stm,s tree fer N old fashioned
Chri st a4s GOOD Zinc IF you aren's 1T
homo be ut honc" for the US0 party.
Ping-Pons 2nd Bridge hist Tourna-
nnt; If y5u u kc Ping-2ong or Bri dgo
md mi ST meet at the U5o Thur sd y Dec
cnbor 27th at $500 P. 4.
"All State Party" Friday, ccce nber
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-25
Memorial Services Held
For 1t. NJ. W. Hamilton

Memorial services for the late
1t Maurice w. Hamilton, killed
in action in Germany, in Sept, 1914
were conducted Sunday, March 10,
at the Seventh Day Adventist
church by the pastor, Elder T. J.
jenkins.
Poe Holder, Of Raleigh. sang
BESIDE the Still Water" and 1.-The
Lords Prayer" w. S. King, OF
this city, sang Il Heard the Voice
of Jesus Say Come Unto Me and
Rest" The accompanies W S
Mrs. W. S. King.
A native of Smithfield and former
student at N. c. State college, 1t.
Hamilton was working here when
he entered the Army in 1912.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs.
Ida Pittman Hamilton, of Smith
field; his widow, the former Elma
Strickland, of Fayetteville, and
daughter, Barbara Anne, 1916 Pen
der avenue; two brothers, Guy S.
Hamilton, of Wilmington, and
Julian w. Hamilton, of Jackson
vile, Fla; two half-brothers,
Erwin B. Pittman and Thomas E.
Pittman, of Raleigh; and sister,
Miss Alma Hamilton, of Wilson.