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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
PITTSBURGH

CATTLE-lSO. steady Grass steers, SIS so
dlS.b0. steers. good % choice, Si7dlS
medium 10 good tlS5osi6 30. common TO
medium, si2 50ei5.5O. heifers. good 20
choice. tlSnl6 medium 10 good. $50
1850 common 10 medium. Si0m12. cows.
good 20 choice, Siial2. medium 10 good.
sedlO, canuerS and cutters. s.. 5ods bulls.
good 10 choice Si2 SOsia common TO
medium. Sgal2
HOGS-so Nesdy. isO-isO lbs Si5a
ml5l5. 10000 lhs .iOai5l5. ZOO
220 lbs Si5loalS15. 22O-2so lbs
sialoflSlS. 2sO-3Oo lbs Si5aisIS.
9oo-3So lhs l47OalS. il0-1S0 lbs SAG
Ia IS rOughs fl4ai44O
SHEEP-iso steady Choice spring lambs
Sl3si4 medium 70 good. $40 scala com
mon, $3.50 q so, ewes t4a6 wethers
SfdT
CALvESA7R steady Good "a choice Si7 so
"a 40 medium, ti4 50dib so. culs and
common. S7dl2
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22

AlC0NA REC. ,, srssss stG' m.'H''As ts' u ,u
opEs BOWLING TODAY UNTIL Sc. N. Ast
AF1tR ~. AL DAY sA1. AND sun BAR
AMBASSADOR tlsNssI ,s,pi sGHAt'ss' ss 1's.', ss%
opsn Bo~Iins AL DAY Saturday. And SUndayI
Dealings LEFT In Lsaia' Msns Afternoon t-ssus,
ARGYLE REC. osSsO .9'st fGsfslA"s s1sfs No ~ ,ss
ENJOY OPEN BOWLING MERE sLrURoA>
AND SUNDAY. 10 A ". UNTIL CLOSING
BEACON REC. y =. stta stases /" wA1.ssSs y no.
Open Alleys Until $50 P. M.
CADILLAC 20 AIi.,.' Il, tAs1 rss.. S1se'tS' 6 ,ls,
openinu in ladies ara ssnb Houss LEAGUES
cASlNn DsI wooooowARo IS atLgy'
uRoINu AlR'cooLto CA 's92.
Choice League Openings Left
CENTENNIAL ...r s''2a :.'. ss'TS. so,.,i. avs so,,
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
is Lanes Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail LOoas.
CHENe- -TROMBlY $3.50 "a cs.sh s..s,i,sr l,s,. ~ '
t1i.si, 81 500 10 PrtIs, ossdiir,. Oct 10
nIlIp prr 1925 WOODWARD. It 2.sss'
ukUu nLus entertainment Ni1htJ.
opsn Bo~lius TODAY Un,n $50 p. ~. Ar~ u
Fs~ Choice League RsprVstions S,ili Avsiishl
CONNER REC aospss sle3 e9sstR AVE- s,s s,s
op.n eo.iius TO-DAY untt 80 p. ~, After =
ALL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
CREST ILNES fuLttRIos /" GO; s.xe' sIs.
NOME or rHr MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
VISIT our STAGE GAR. coo krklL LOUNGE
DENpY !ls2s wslrrItR. " KELLY soAt
Open Bo~iins TODAY Unu - ~ and Ans
Il p. N. Home Of the Fsmou, sssss'.o chicss'
DETROIT RECREATION ssttsy' ttttyt'Js dG ~ sss,
7s ALLEYS. LEAGUE OPENINGS s.3o p. ~
opts BOWLING TO ard AfTts p
fORT.BLVD. REC. y ss'' eS D. stSo! tSs! 81 sI s,'
morning Afternoon ard mldnieht Isaaus
Openings Ayaisbls Formins s2s House Leaou,
CLpnEN REF H2o wooowhRo. II 2:sss'
Sf1Ia II. All osY sATURpAY, sUsoAY
GARFIELD 1 " S' sIrs Of 80
BOWL DINE DANCE HIRE DAILY
oper tiisu rooAY uutii Pm. ard After "
GleNeAGlES REC. tIssuHs1 IiyiG h'st'SStS NO ,:5' 8
op,nina, In ladies' Tues. srd Thur. arunoor
let0Uet' Opeh sieJt sa1 sun. Az O1, ftfbnq
GRtAI LAKES WOODWARD. VA sls,
Open Bowiine-6o ALLEYS ~ Row-Untii
Pm. ard After ~ Pm. Cocktail Bar Adioining
uIpDcp pcr 7i4s HARPER AVE, MEAS
nRnTCh hCu, SHERIDAN w s0sl
op.n Bo~lins TODAY Until So. ". After a.
20 Alleys. Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge
IMPERIAL RE- Ge.5saL MOTORS BLDG
oPtN BOWLING WE'RE TODAY UNTIL
p. ". ALL DAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
I ne NLpju 1880 WOODWARD ave.
lUU uPDlN 20 ALLEYS 70 s.if00
opeu sovling TODAY, until p ~, After a.
ALI DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
lUUS GAVt EAST wARaGs w sa7.
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. ~" Aso AFTER a.
| nWE'S REC 20 sowL,s9 Attays,
Completely moornissd. Cocktail Iouna.
1925 East IsNerso1. a. Eastis~n. MI s5l7
MILleTT'S REC. w 'fSseSss "a sas,ss AVE-
NIw HoMG OF WAYNE -sPAylols6's
BOWLING SCHOOL. PRIVATE LESSONS DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22

CHICAGO. sept III tiNsl-HOCs--e 600.
.i,say: TOP si4 bulk. si4 IS heavy
Ing coat SIS 7SaiS, piff SI7 2Sai425
ClTTLK--3 500 s,esdy Calves. 400.
steady. Bee steers choice Sissis me.
cium. slzg Is. yssrlings si2 SnaIs
Butcher heifers sioai7f Is COWS snai4
bulls taIi77s calves ttoHis feecer
us'rs iiisif so s'octst' s's,rs $40 .
sHEEP--s 600 steady Lambs tl7 SoR
it2t common, ti0 s0aisSo yesrlings.
..iisi1so. feeders tii isosis7s. .sss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22

mt. ELLIOTT REC. ''a' ~ "; ,.,sis sss'0'r
op.n Ausu TODAY Un,iI s.So p ~, ATE, ~.
Via, Our coet,.ll lssns. "a Beautiful tsn'',
NEW FARVIeW .,'; :. s,tt:I, tt:I 'fsJHsos' sJ ;t,s
opsnina fot lo.r.- Issu. w.d.. rhsr ..
op.n so-bns o.lly tron A. Unul ciotlos.
NORTH END % ,i,': sds.sy 5ss s1S'i.| sss, ,..,,
Open Until 4 A. M. Todsy!
OLYMPIC Rec, istt Ipa pasK1ss IL iisa ,!ssss
AosI oE. eRIArIR pIrRoir LLL.srAs
" Alleys, op.a so-isp Al DAY Sat. sUa.
PALACE-DIY ':., s.,s,ss wssr vt'sO. ~: -.
OPEN BOWLING FROM NOON ON. DAILY.
PAlACt RtC. q .Ii.y. Si,s.r Pest. m"
os.n eo~iins rooAy Us'Il 50. ~, Lrw 10 .snl
'tes PStlns asrtsDfsnt coestsh lognss&'
AlACE-SCH0sNHeRR sc.5'0T sc.D . a. ,i".5s "a.
ASK tsoUr PAUL soBLIY's sgtF.
INSTRUCTION IN tvtar tsrAslISHsGsr,
PALM BEACH u.sIssS,s.' ':,iS s'Tt'' ~ ss s..,,.
Fr.. i0,TSo,isS' !, Al Ho D...os ~..id.y % ,s h,r
PALMER PARK wSoost.suO ;s'ss .sO.D 40 s;,s;:' ,css
70 s.72l7 op.n Bo~Iiss frsm s.so An ia
W AMER ~ FREE Psrkns. coestall Isuns.-
PlAYDIUM ss1 Jos easpAv. MA i.as
Z" s'htAhlisIo ALlIYa
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW ''7" c'AT'0y AVE-. Az. at MARCUS
o'oooeIu Fr ard Sur $50 P.s sn.s
sat 70 ?. v. OPEN AtLtrs sAI. AND Sun.
RIVERSIDE ,,9o oshsI ItfFIRsos, at
500 sogse LEAGUE AT SIS p. ".
RIVIERA REC. sap 70 81, ssAsO ssso,yS s'yts 1y5.
op.ninV IN t.di.r IhvfsG., Ar.sooS I.ssu..
sow forminp sat trsnoon Dr. Nous. League.
R0YLl 500 nisisrIoUt. Ne" {. ware.
op.n Bo~lins TODAY Un,u JPN. After ~.
AL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
SOUTHEASTERN ST. ''"" vi 9 9sAstt'O" ~.
AFTER IL. ALI oiY ON SAT-. hsD sun.
STATE FAIR ,:eec woonwAEp 10 s:.sii
ssf Tsls GREAT saowPtAeE OF woaLo.
STRATHM00R sSTOGtesAfT" sc sTHtys 90 y. FlSss ,Sp,
op.n eo~line TODAY riLI p ~. After ~.
AL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
lHt MAPltS ais.cowo,Tiosro, AIR I nt s,ae
tNJoY OPEN BOWLING rtRt SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY. 20 A n. UsriL CLOSING.
1lANDA REC, .IsS.y I'sSS yAs pysf: ~ I.osoo az
sso rHUss. All oIy on sAr. tso Sun.
VInTnpv T4 rwtlFrH. u DELAWARE
VltIUnI y ALLEYS TR 2.ssO1
opsn Bowling TO-DAY Until 3 p ~ After ~.
AL DAY On SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS,
TWENTY GRAND >, ',IH At W. wSasts ,..o,
0psn Alleys TODAY Until s Pm ard After n.
All DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
WEST CHICAGO os,tw. os,tw CHICAGO s,.,
OPENINGS IN SUNDAY MORNING LEAGUE
s1llL ltTr BAR ADJOINING.
WHITTIER G77 tAsI JtFrtRsos AvIdl
mnl M ,lIn ,nI.,aLtgys, nv ss!
~. At DAY ON SATURDAYS ard SUNDAYS.
W-7 ,;",tt /. att.ys SsAO AND Tsosiss IN ',,s,,
opsn Bosilnp Daily 10 A. " n $50. After o..
SATURDAY sne Sunday 10 A n. Until ciosins.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22

pulnr DIR ss7s sRArIor pl s,sy
NlSVI nLu' ~ Alleys wthesf Q Post.
os.n eo-iius TO-DAY UsulsP ~. Lrw 10 "a,
ftes PGtina RsttsDrsnt Coekta1 louassS
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22

NV yoRK. So, 1i-PIle,,, = ,'nts !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22

NJ XIpln prp -kA1lnhAI- AT CD RlxIR
VL Mriu hLI, FRtE PARKING TG 7.Ssss
HOME oF 6REArIR DETROIT LIl.srAE
" AHsyt opsn so~iisp AL DAY Sat. sUa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22

PAlACe-DlX W eassIss'' ' 'tssps $50: s;. !.
op.nlns, for League, FRIDAY st snd p n.
oPtN BOWLING FROM NOON ON, DAILY,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

A BRIDGE dessert luncheon
10 benefit the chapter house and
chapter house projects was held
Saturday by the members OF
the Louisa St Clair chapter Of
the OAR at Ncwbcrry House.
Nearly 300 guests were present.
Mrs. Robert June, the social
chairman, was in charge of the
affair and her committee mcm-
merS included McSdamcs VIII
liam l.. BraSSie, Hcman Grant,
Alfred Crahb. Carl Ffuyrttr,
Charles $ Lewis, Gordon G..
MaCFdvard. John y. Phillips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Bridge Luncheon Benefits
OAR Chapters Projects

Robert Gambler, George r. Mey-
ers, Roger V. Walker, Hum
phrcyS Springs;un and Robert
l.. StlmSOn.
Among those who reserved
tables were McSdanes Charles
il Mooney Raymond II. Berry 4
Henry b. JOY, Arthur Maxwell
Parker, Leslie Grange Wrigley.'
Fred Zeigcn, Heatlcy Green, +.
l.. Dudley, r.. w. Dwight,
Charles w. SwaleS, Willard Ton
cray Louis Gascoigne, Ralph
WiSner, Alfred Patterson, Thad
Narnum and Raw Reed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Save Tin Cans

TO KEEP our fighting
men IN there pitching defeat
10 the ANS says Terry
Bauuan chairman OF the
Wayne County Tin Can Com
mitlec. We must send 1hcm
food. medical supplies and
weapons All This takes tn
. and since all the natural
deposits of un are ln the
hands OF HE Japs 49,. We
must get that Tin from sale
wage.
Remember the tin cans
yoa save are vital 10 Amor
lcs IS Wan effort SO have
them ready for next nm can
collection day. Fob. rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Edith Webb Feted

IAk lI..N YIN IN T. IFi
Eugene Pfaff
Thursday, Mrs Roy Hood
luncheon
Next FRIDAY. Nancy H77f4-t.l4-
and Ann Hartman VIII en-
terrain al an evening party
and miscellaneous shower
=. at AIMS nouse &c.. IL Long
fellow avenue.
AIMS house -. i'm LongtelloW
avenue.
Next Saturday Mrs James
Virgins viii be hostess ar
a personal shower m her
home in Mendoza road
Mrs. Albert LOWrlc VIII give
a luncheon Friday az the
Womenis City Club 81. and sire
has invited Mrs ~ Eurene
Webb Mrs. jefferson Webb
Mrs. Roy Hood A Mrs.
John Leslie g.. and Virginia
Webb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Red Cross
Lectures

V,f-y-rNrNrrN-r~ rrvI1TC- ,,.o,I- al,
'l-''l', - - y -, - - ~
- ~ - g. Ion,,.os cn,,o,,,,e,
-! -. -, - s ,,o,,,. tar,iI,, A.
i'i' ~ N'ill = VI , ~
L. Iaz,oacC -TbcSe 1cctnrss VIII No.
on, on TUESDAY Fob & and CON
tinpe zach Tuesday thereafter
mil tho last lecture on March
8 Thcv viii no piven at the
McCrnpor Health Foundation.
located at S34d = Jefferson
ayeplo
Following is the schedule Of
tho lectures a.. tbev are TO be
,,,.,.,.,.+,,.,,,I 49,.
oL,,Sbions m Food " DR. Leo
Bartemeier NJ d. Psychiatrist
Miss Nilonka Here mental nv
rIene consultant. Visiting Nurse
Assoc,ation
Various origins Of likes and
disIilscs in foods Parental al
titudss toward childrcn's eating
hahits
Tuesday FEB n 1q45 -
"Lfttino tho Snec,al Diet Into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Named Bridesmaid

PATTY OLEARN has
been added 10 the list . of
Edith'S bridesmaids.
Herbert Reuter- OF syria
cuse. \. Y. 49,. viii be the best
man o.. Edith'S cousin, Richard
Webb will be one OF the
uShers and the others -,
have not yet been named.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Delays Departure

MARILYN WALL of
DeVonShire road has post
poned the date of her departure
for Florida .. until Feb. IN
when she viii Join her
mother, Mrs Albert Fraser
Wall and her sister, Mrs..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

You help guard your family against
risk offu from infected dust, every
time you clean with Lysol.
Anywhere an infected person
sneezes, the flu virus can scatter as
far as u feet settle in dust on
floors, woodwork, furniture. So,
especially during the au season,
clean with LySol in bathroom,
kitchen, childrcn's rooms, wher-
cveS dust settles. Get LySol diSin-
feel mt at your druggists-today!
~ WAR BoNoS AND STAMPS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Back From Pacific

THERE'S GREAT rejoicing
TODAY ... In the John {. Natus
home n Merton road
-AEeFa came this weekend
that = sgt John Jr..., is back
from three years service IN the
south Pacific 60. is stationed At
f. Mcdowell CA. and IS
planning to arrive home 4.
most any daN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Your Daily

By FRANCES DRAKE

Look in the Section IN Winch
Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is,
According TO the Stars, .
For Tuesday, Feb. 6, 1915
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20
Aries-Suggest you hold your
counsel, don't always be giving
others facts and figures. Con-
centrate on your own affairs,
rate your doings in a business
way today.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Taurus-Keep your ears and
eyes open. Keep thinking, your
mind on your work, and don't
depend upon blufiing your way.
Honest effort never confuses, It
truly helps.
MAY Fl TO JUNE II
mini Good vibrations.
Project yourself into your prob
lens, promote your personality
without ego. Be open-minded
and ready TO take advantage of
the fine opportunities available.
JUNE % TO JULY %
Cancer - This period warns
against careless action, lack Of
forethought. Half hearted trys
will result in your going back
wards, when you can make
gains by using your capabilities
fully.
JULY - TO AUG. p
Leo-Adyancement if you use
your ability, deft touch and IN
tuition in anticipating needs.
Use rightly the force of your
splendid talents, creative genius.
Courtship favored.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Virgo - A. NJ. warns against
the unconventional. Make plans
early for benefcent afternoon
when better aspects occur. Fine
rays extend into evening, espe-
ciaIly good for romance, home
affairs.
SEPT. p TO OCT. -
Libra - Whether your activi-
ties are of confidential nature.
financial or industrial they are
highly favored by aspects now.
Give your loved ones a generous
taste of your hearts goodness.
OCT. "a TO NOV. p
ScOrpiO-Not too favorable ~
some spots. Finesse required,
especially in oney matters,
dealing with superiors, new
moves. Limit expenditure. mind
obligations,
NOV. % TO DEC. -
SogitturitS 49, Personal pleas
ures must give way 10 important
issues, urgent duties. Be ready,
quick TO perceive when oBpor-
tunities knock. SagacTousness
essential.
DEC. 9B 70 -E4N. ~
Capricorn - Dedicate talents.
mental p weFs 10 Immediate
business this fine day. Employer,
employee, housewife, the military,
teachers greatly favored. 30
excuse for not trying 10 achieve,
JAN. p TO FEE. IN
AqUorius Morning responds
to money investments and per
sonal matters. Suggest a p .
p. NJ. taking on too much TO
handle. Speak clearly. act in
diligently, also listen well.
FEB. u TO MARCH %
Pjgces-Financial gains ind.-
Gated; past sound investments
may make returns now Heed
call Of your talents. Give ear
to good advice Leisure hours
favor romance, recreation
Copyright, l945. by king Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Let MoIasses Help
The Sugar Shortage
Ry PRUDENCE PENNY

darker with the addition Of the
mOiaSSCS.
Molasses Pudding
/ large cooking apples
y, cup molaSSeS
> tablespoons lemon juice
I teaspoon grated lemon rInd
= teaspoon salt
= tablespoons margarine,
melted.
Pare and slice apples very
thin. Put i'm CREASED baking
dish. Pour mOlaSSeS, lemon
Juice. salt and melted mar
garine over apples. Cover with
batter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

George will be Mrs Gicndou
-. Mrs Robert Harris and
Theater Arts members Leo
-. authored the second play e..
In this cast viii appear Mrs
Mcintosh Mrs Paul ID Br
-, and Miss Dorothy PHdHih
Walter koSte lis dIrpCtin
June Gardner fs the
accompanied by Henrietta Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Pudding Batter

cup shortening
3 cup sugar
Is cup mOlaSScS
! egg
] cup Slfied flour
Is teaspoon soda
/ teaspoon baking powder
3 teaspoon salt
y cup milk
Y teaspoon nutmeg.
Cream shortening, sugar and
molaSScS together Add egg.
Beat we'll. Mix and sift dry
ingredients. Add alternately
with milk. Str well and pour
over apples. Bake in moderate
oven $50 degreeS) hour.
Serves eight. Serve with lemon
moldsSes sauce.
Lemon Sauce
a cup mOlaSSeS
y cup white corn syrup
:, cup sugar
ls cup water
= cup lemon juice
2 teaspoon grated lemon rlnd
. tablespoons butter or
margarine.
Cook molaSseS, sugar, corn
syrup and water together until
soft ball forms when dropped in
cold water. Remove from heat
and add lemon Juice, grated
rlnd and butter Mix well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

NOV. % To DEC. -.
S0gitturiitS - Personal pleas
ures must give way 10 important
issues, urgent duties. Be ready,
quick TO perceive when oBpor-
tmities knock. SagacTousness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

nov TIAT some Of your darker ne addiuon q ne
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02

The Junior Alpha Zeta sorority
will hold an important business
meeting Tuesday evening at
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02
Capitals Tar Heel Colonists
Celebrate With Cruise On Potomac

cleaning in the fast falling twi-
light added touch of romance
and real interest as Lawrence
Garry) Newman and his very at
tractive wife pointed out. to a cir
Gle of friends the location of their
country estate on one of the most
beautiful knobs rising from the
river. It was the first nautical adj
venture on the Potomac for that
vivacious pair, Jean Hampton and
Virginia Madison, who made the
round of the cruiser a dozen times
or more with a couple of jolly
Tars. Col. and Mrs. John D. Lang
ston and the Livingston Vanns
were "piped' over the side-fig-
uratively-with every one stopping
by later to have word with the
very popular couple and their
daughter Boats slipped by in the
night and motor crafts scuttled
around. Mary Cottrell resting or
her ham-slicing laurels at the sup.
portable sat utterly fascinated, or
the forward deck, watching the al
most constant stream of airplanes
whirring by, en- route to the near
by port. Hilda Meyers and Cath
ey' Andrews, vacation returnees
with an enviable Wrightsville sun
tan were recounting their 1dven
lures on the beach, while "Babs''
Bayles RECALLED the group with
tales of a deep fishing trip of
Morehead City, with Harvey
Hooper who was in the party sup
plementing in the most amusing
manner.
Adding a dash of real gaietJ
were the sprightly trio, Mary Muir
ply, daughter of Mrs. Mary Col
vim Murphy and her house guests
Mary Ellen Hardy of Snow Hill
and Mary George Isely, who
seemed to have half of the Navy
as an escort for the evening. Alst
sailing with the party were Mr.
and Mrs. M t h i S, Mrs. AM
Thorne and Miss Sue Thorne, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Stallings, of Dur
ham; Mrs. Mabel Crump, Walter
P. Gray, Miss Virginia Aderholdt
Frank Van der Linden of Hickory
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Howard, Miss
Patsy Lowe of Charlotte; Mr.. ane
Mrs. Ambrose Humphreys, MIR
and Mrs. Frank H. Heindeck, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry A. Coe, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Peter Valaer of Winston
Salem, Miss Lottie Bonner, Mis-:
Caroline M. Hunter, Col. and Mrs
w. H. Hardenburgh of Washing
ton, N. c.; Mrs. B. L. Mann, Mrs
BERTHE o. Mann of Pittsboro, Capt
H. w. Riddle of Goldsboro; Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Kornegay, Mrs
Margaret Jordan. Winston Salem
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02

Back in the city is Mrs. Robert
L. Doughton, whose husband, Con-
gresham Doughton returned
early this week to plot some
special legislation for Congress
when it convenes again next
Wednesday. And home again is
Miss Selene Grimsley who spent
some time with relatives in Will
mington and Greensboro and Miss
Sadie jackson who was with her
parents in Durham.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02
JULIA McNINCH SLEAR

Down to the sea last Tuesday,
trekked the North Carolina Colony
in the cool of the evening-a gay
and summary picture in turquoise,
coral, skipper blue, flame and
gold against sailor blue, khaki tan
and brass buttons! 1t was a gala
scene on the after deck o; the his
toric cruiser SIS. Pot as the
Tar Heels, who have had their
noses OF the Victory-making grind
stone so long, gathered to ce\-
brate together in happy fashion.
the wars end. Flags were flying.
the ships orchestra was playing
and scores of dashing young Of
ficers - and just as handsome
"G.I.s" from the home-s.ate- I'll
smartly uniformed-their caps at
rakish angle, now that peace has
come, were on hand to beau
again the loveliest of the North
Carolina girls who are currently
in the Capital. Somewhere on ~
other deck, hospitable folk were
spreading basket supper. remi-
niscent of prewar days. with an
abundance of ham, fried chicken,
deviled eggs and lemon tarts. Old
fashioned dances and prize mod
ern waltzes We'd with one another
in popular interest on the upper
deck, with the dancers pausing
just long enough to enjoy the floor
show-a bit of sophisticated enter.
tainment chosen from Washing.
toms night club life.
Blue and green and gold, the
coastline sped by; and the white
homes along the water front,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02
Peterson-Dew
Vows Spoken

The marriage of Mrs. Ophelia
Dew, daughter of ]. c. Jackson
of Goldsboro, and Sgt. r. Good
win Peterson, of Fort jackson, 5.
c., son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. R.
Peterson of Winter Park, was SOL
emnized on Sunday afternoon, Au-
gust 26, at 2 o'clock at the Del
gado Presbyterian church with the
Rev. c. c. Meyers officiating. The
vows were spoken before si>all
group of relatives and friends.
The bride wore an aqua outfit
with black accessories and cor
sage of pink roses and orange
blossoms.
Immediately following the cere.
mony the couple left for wed
ding trip to Lake Lure and Ashe-
vile, after which they will reside
at the Andrew Jackson homes in
Columbia, S. c.
The bride is a graduate of the
Dillon, S. c., high school and was
formerly employed at t h North
Carolina Shipbuilding company in
Wilmington.
Sgt. Peterson entered the serv-
ice with the North Carolina
National Guard and has been sta.
toned at Trinidad for two years,
and was formerly employed by the
National Bread company here. He
is graduate of New Hanover
High school and attended Wake
Forest college.