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Evening star., 1945-08-18
SpeciuI Church
Announcements

Peoples C0ngrcgati0nal-The Rev
Harvey w. Goddard will preach at
II am. tomorrow, in the absence OF
the Rev. Arthur Elmes, on "A Heav-
Ienly Mystery-Faith as an Atomic
Bomb"
Chevy Chase Baptist-Dr. s. Ar
thur Devan, former secretary of the
Commission Of Army and Navy
Chaplains, will be the guest speaker
at II am. tomorrow. The young
people will conduct a hymn sing at
6:l5 pm.
Lincoln Temple-Dr. Calvin Keene
OF Howard University will preach
at II am. tomorrow.
YMCA Open Air Services-Edward
H. De Groot, jr., president OF the
Central Union Mission, will speak at
4 pm. tomorrow in Lincoln Park.
Mount Olivet Lutheran-The Rev.
I. j. Aston, former pastor in At
lanta, Ca, will preach at II am.
tomorrow. Harvey Lewis and the
Rev. william Schiebel are attending
the District Conference in Char
lotte, N. C.
Sherwood Presbyterian - Frank
Carter, ministerial student from this
church. will preach tomorrow on
"Prayer-the Way Of Life"
Anacostia Methodist - The Rev.
George M. Cummings will be the guest
preacher at II am. tomorrow.
Beth Sholom Congregation-Rabbi
M. H. Levinson will conduct special
vi services at am. tomorrow.
TRANSPORTATION Episcopal - The
Rev. John ]. Queally will conduct
a service Of thanksgiving at 8 and
IL am. tomorrow and also holy
communion.
PetwOrth Baptist-The Rev. c.
Aubrey Hearn will speak at II am.
tomorrow on -Four Christian Obli-
cations" and at pm. on Religion
and Youth Today" Cradle roll day
in the Sunday school.
Center Of Religious Education
Bertha Breland, from Baton Rouge,
La. will speak at 1900 Sixteenth
street NV. at 8 pm. tomorrow on
"A Sympathetic Study of Human
Types"
B'nai Israel Synaxogue Rabbi
Henry Segal announces a VI day
service at 7:30 pm. tomorrow when
Cantor Simon Weiss will chant the
service.
Fifteenth Street Christian-Serv-
Ice of prayer and Thanksgiving at
1880 am. tomorrow led by the Rev.
Leslie Bowers.
North Washington Baptist-The
Rev. Paul L. Fisher, assistant pastor,
will preach tomorrow morning.
Augustanan Lutheran-Dr. A. O.
Helm will preach tomorrow morn
ing on Some Other Victories to Be
Won" in observance of National
Prayer day.
Gorsuch Methodist-V-J day serv-
ices at 8 pm. when the Barney
Neighborhood House will unite in
the program.
st. Paul Methodist-Lt. William
Oncken. jr., U. S. N. A., will speak
tomorrow.
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Chaplain Miller 10 Speak
AT Washinqton Cathedral

Chaplain Luther D. Miller, U. 8. A.,
chief OF chaplains, will preach at
the 4 O'Clock evensong service at
Washington Cathedral tomorrow.
This service is sponsored jointly by
the Washington Federation of
Churches and Washington Cathe-
dral. The Rev. George E. Schnabel.
president Of the Washington Min
isters' Association and pastor of AL
bright Evangelical Church, will as
Sist at the service.
The Very Rev. John Wallace Su-
ter, dean OF the cathedral. will be
the preacher at II o'clock. Special
Thanksgiving prayers will be offered,
also at holy communion services at
7:30 and $50 am.
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Dr.. Chesteen Smith
At Calvary Methodist

DR.. Chesteen Smith, minister OF
the Baltimore Conference of the
Methodist Church, is occupying the
pulpit Of the Calvary Methodist
Church during the absence Of DR..
Orris Gravenor Robinson. At IL
am. Sunday his subject will be
Great Days in the Sight Of God"
A Victory appreciation service will
be held at 8 pm. Miss Jean Rhine
and Earl Loganbill will conduct the
worship and DR.. Smith and Miss
Bess c. Miles, administrative assist
ant, will speak.
The Tuesday picnic Of the Young
Peoples and Young Adult Fellow
ship will be held in Rock Greek
Park, the group leaving the church
at $50 pm.
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Bible Class Leaders
Policeman Proctor Has TAUGHT
The Scriptures Here 20 Years

, highly by every one in the church.
He is fine teacher with good prin-
ciples and a man who stands up for
his beliefs. He Is an excellent lead
er. I personally regard him very
highly and feel sure I speak for
every one here in that respect"
Corpl. Proctor uses the discussion
method in his classes, aiming to
arouse interest by introducing con-
troversial topics. In this way he en-
courages class members to express
their own views. He is firmly set
against bigotry in his ideals, insist
ing If we remove bigotry in the
churches there will be a greater
Christian understanding of one an
other"
The police officer pointed out that
the religion of Christ never changes,
but the methods must 60 with the
times. His favorite lesson is the
atonement of our sins through
Christ. THE lesson sums up for me
the whole concept Of Christianity"
he asserted.
Corpl. Proctor was born in Fred
ericksburg, Va, but he has lived
in Washington from early childhood.
Before joining the Police Depart
ment in 1884, he had worked as q
bookkeeper and teller in the Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank and in the
National Savings & Trust Co.
He was well known to local sports
fans as an amateur heavyweight
boxing champion, at one time being
the South Atlantic Area titleholder.
Corpl. Proctor also fought as a pro-
fessional for two years.
Corpl. and Mrs. Proctor live at
1909 U place Sc. They have two
daughters, Patricia, IL, and Janice,
10, and son, 2-year -old Joseph l..
Proctor III.
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Epiphany Episcopal

The guest preacher at the Church
OF the Epiphany at pm. tomorrow
Will be the Rev. Arthur LIE B. Ribble
rector OF st. Johns Church, Olney
Md. He has recently returned to
his parish from the South Pacific
where he was on duty as a Navy
chaplain.
There will be holy communion at
am. and sermon by the Rev. H. M
Lewis at IL am.
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Luther Place Memorial
To Hear Rev. Mr.. Monroe

The Rev. Paul e. Monroe, jr., as
sistant pastor at Luther Place
Memorial, will preach at II am. to-
morrow on "The We Of Faith"
Miss Thelma Tollefson, on the
stan of the Lutheran Service Gen.
ter. will be the guest speaker at the
Luther League service at Z pm.
The young people will have .
treasure hunt and picnic In Rock
Creek Park on Thursday evening.
Meet at the church at $50 pm.
1t. Eula Fails, A. N. c., prisoned
by the Japanese on Corregidor, will
tell her story tomorrow evening at
the hymn sing at the Sylvan The
ater.
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Foundry Methodist

DR.. CASTOR Foote, pastor of the
First Methodist Church, Montgom-
cry, Ala, returns to Washington for
summer Sunday ministry at
Foundry Methodist Church tomor-
row for the third consecutive year
He Will preach at II am. on "Yet,"
and at 8 pm. on Sleeping Through
a Revolution"
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Luther Rice Memorial

Chaplain Alvie L. Mcknight, who
on the morning Of December Z, l941,
had just concluded a sunrise service
at Pearl Harbor when the Jap
bombers came in for their attack,
will speak on Gods Greatest Gift
to Man" at II am. tomorrow at
the Luther Rice Memorial Baptist
Church. At 8 pm. he will present
talk on THE Evolution of the
American Flag" which will be illus
trated by colored slides. He is now
assigned to the ONCE of Chief of
Chaplains.
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Choploin Lindner Guest

Chaplain Newell Dwight Lindner
U. s. N. r., who recently returned
from tour Of duty on the U. S. s.
South Dakota in the Pacific, will be
the guest preacher at II am. to-
morrow at st. Stephen and the In
carnation Church tomorrow.
He has been on leave from the
rectorship Of st. Marks Church,
Islip, N. Y, since 1912.
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Thanksgiving Mass
At Catholic Shrine

A mass for thanksgiving will be
celebrated at II am. tomorrow al
the Shrine of the Immaculate Con-
ception, Catholic University, by the
Rev. John A. Jepson, s. s., vice
rector Of the Theological College
The sermon will be preached by
the Very Rev. Msgr. Edward b
Jordan, vice rector Of the univer-
sity.
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Grace Lutheran

Services tomorrow at Grace Lu-
theran Church will be conducted
by DR.. Gerhard E. Lenski, who re-
turned last week from vacation in
order to conduct the church's VIC
tory service. At $3.50 and IL am,
he will preach on Lets Rebuild
Our World" These services will be
continuation of the victory service
OF last Wednesday evening. At 8
pm, he will preach at the 18th
anniversary service of st. Paul's
Lutheran Church, near Laurel, Md.
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Bible Class Leaders

Corpl. Joseph L. Proctor Of the
Metropolitan Police Department is
another member Of the city's public
services to devote his free time to
teaching the Scriptures.
He began this avocation about 20
years ago, when he became inter-
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CoVCo IL v IL Z
Sunday school
of the Anacostia
M e t h o d i S t
Church. During
t b e subsequent
II years he in
t e re ted the
Bible to differ
ent groups in
that c hurc h.
Three years ago
a reorganization
of h e Kin G
Bible Glass took
p ] a C e, c orpl.
Proctor becom-
,g
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GUEST PREACHE RLThe
Rev. DR.. Elwyn A. Smith, di-
rector of the Westminster
Foundation for the colleges
and universities here, will
preach tomorrow at the West
ern Presbyterian Church in
the absence of the Rev. c.
Stewart Mckenzie.
The Bible study meeting at
8 pm. Wednesday will be
conducted by the Quarternian
Class, led by Helen Zander.
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dent and associate teacher.
L. Koontz, president of the class,
said Corpl. Procor "is regarded very
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Rartthf

CENTENNIAL
"Go4s Corner
7th and l Streets NE.
WILSON HOLDER, Poster
$50 a.m.-Bible School.
11:oo AM. and 500 Pm.
Worship and Sermon
6:4o p.m.-Baptist Training Union.
T. l. Holmes
Of The Northeast Mission
Wednesday Evening - Prayer and
Bible Study Meeting.
Prayer for the Sick at Each Service.
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WESLEY

Connecticut Avenue and Joceiyn 81.
9:45 5.a.m.-Church School
1l:00 a.m.-Rey. Paul B. Means.
MUSIC.
James l.. McLain. Organist- Director.
Hilda Henderson. Soprano; David
Manley, Tenor; Henriette Bagger
Plum, Contralto; Robert Nicholson,
Baritone, and the Choir.
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HAMLINE
MeKENDREE

South Dakota Ave. and oath st.
at r. I. Ave. NE.
l:OO am.-Rev. VIM. Henry Clews,
Guest Speaker.
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FOUNDRY

18th St. Neur P St.
; FREDERICK BROWN HARRIS,
Minister.
"The Church of the States"
o:45 o.m.-Church School.
DR.. GAsTok FooTE
Guest Preacher
I 90 o.m.-"Yet."
8 90 p.m.-"sIeepins Through
q Revolution"
Glenn Darwin, baritone, singing
ar II on
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Officers Wives
Club Holds Meet

The regular meeting Of the Of
f;cers' Wives club was held Wed
nesday afternoon at clock at the
American Legion home with Mrs.
E. Van D. Davis presiding in the
absence of the president, Mrs. ].
DuRoss O'Bryan. Hostess for the
afternoon was Mrs. Irving D. Roth.
During the brief business sessions
held prior to the bridge game, the
members decided to extend the
ceadline for the collection of mag
azines, playing cards, chewing
gum, and games to be packed
BY the USO for the. armed guard
crews, until the next meeting tc
be held on Wednesday, August Is
Mrs. Oliver M. Creekmore. Jr.,
was high scorer of the bridge
game, and will also act as host
ess at the next meeting.
Among those attending were Mrs.
Irving D. Roth, Mrs. E. Van D.
Davis, Mrs. Oliver M. Creekmore,
Jr.. Mrs. C. S. Perlman, Mrs. Jud'
son Jones, Mrs. Laurence Scarei
der, Mrs. Henry R. Watson. Jr.,
and Mrs. J. H. LeGwin.
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Patient War Wives Earn
Consideration Of Army

of the struggle by keeping soldier
husbands overseas beyond any
justifiable period. There are thou
sands of married men who have
served at least two years over
seas right now and the only hope
they have of getting home is IF
Japan is defeated SOON"
1t is true that the wives of men
overseas haven't formed a pres
sure group to try to influence the
policies Of the War Department.
But isn't that to their credit?
There are already too many
pressure groups in the country
today.
Isn't it to the credit OF war
wives that they have been good
soldiers, too-and have taken the
attitude that their men would be
returned home when they could
be spared.
Proof that the Army is keeping
faith with the patient wives is
the fact that in one day (the very
day the sergeant's letter arrived
from Germany $4,000 troops were
returned to this country.
Further proof is this recent
news item: "A War Department
order to ground, service and ali
forces said that all qualified Of
ficers and men who have not had
al least six months of foreign
duty are to be given overseas as
signments as fast as returning
veterans can replace them
So it looks as if, even though
they have acted with the patience
and unquestioning attitude Of
good soldiers, the war wives
haven't been forgotten. The War
Department knows that the young
homes of America are not only
worth fighting fo~, but entitled to
normal family life as soon as
husbands and fathers can be
spared.
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The Surf club at Wrigntsvllle
Beach was the scene last even
ing of a buffet supper party for
the members and their guests.
Supper was served around o
o'clock from an attractively ap-
pointed dining room and places
were laid at individual tables on
the spacious porches Of the club
house.
Among those attending were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fuchs, Miss
Fannie Crow, Lewis Hinton, Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Crow, Mrs. ].
Irving Corbett, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Laurence Sprunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Sprunt, Captain Roger Viii.
iams, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Nc.
Mahon, Mrs. Harry Stovall, Mrs
Palmer German, Miss Marion
Hobson of New York city, Miss
Kitty Corbett, DR.. and Mrs. B
R. Morrison, Dr.. and Mrs. Ora.
ham Barefoot, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert NJ Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond H. Holland, Mr.. anc
Mrs. L. Paul Campbell, Mrs. A
K. Cooper, Jr., Mrs. J. Walter
Williamson, Mrs. Frank Beane,
Mrs. Julian Barrett of Augusta,
Ga, Miss Emma Bellamy Viii.
hanson, Lieut.. and Mrs. William
A. Hall, Mrs. Michael Brown,
Mrs. Gordon Stillman, Mrs James
D. Carr, Major and Mrs. Austin
Furst, Lieut.. and Mrs. Henry
Emerson, Mrs. Joseph c. Eagles,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. William Bar.
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mar
b,,r,, Miss Ko+heripa Snow.
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Bridge Party
Given AtClub
On Wrightsville

High scorers of the weekly bridge
luncheon held Wednesday at the
Carolina Yacht club on Wrlghts-
vile Beach were Mrs. j. H. Fussen
and Mrs. D. H. Howes. Bridge
was enjoyed during the morning
ard afternoon and luncheon was
served around lis o'clock to the
following.
Mrs. H. A. Humble, Mrs. Clyde
M. Gaffney, Jr., Mrs. U. L. Spence
Jr.. Mrs. F. A. Flack, Mrs. Van
Toomer, Mrs. E. B. Hunter Of
Charlotte, Mrs. c. Wayne Spencer.
Mrs. Marilyn Greasy, Mrs. H. A.
Marks, Mrs. E. M. Dewey, Mrs
D. M Landin. Jr., Miss Patricia
Landin, Mrs. F. A. Debn7m, Mrs.
H. W. Wells, Mrs. J. H. Russell,
Mrs. @. B. Snipes, Mrs. Louis o
Fonvielle, Mrs. D. H. Hcwes, Mrs
l. K. Bell, Mrs. ]. B. Hunt OF
Raleigh. Mrs. Wallace Dunn. Jr..
of Raleigh Mrs. H. L. Keith, Mrs.
B. R. Morrison, Mrs. Dan Penton,
Mrs. Heide Trask, Mrs. ]. o..
Broughton, Mrs. E. R. Toms, Mrs.
Alice Andrews, Mrs. Howard Pen
ton. Mrs. Robert L. Bagley OF
Wilson, Mrs Frederick Gullford
of Wilson, Miss Dorotnea Nc
Dowell, Mrs. Edwin B. Josey, Mrs.
Howard Handy;
Mrs. George jeffrey Mrs. John
Stevens, Mrs. W. E. Curtis, Mrs
E. A. Anderson, Mrs. E. Fleet VIII
liams, Mrs. J. A. Scott, Mrs. j. F..
Williams, Miss Lillian Sugg OF
Greenville, Mrs. John W. Ryssy.
Mrs. Franklin H. Elmore, Miss
Dorothy Dalrymple Of Sanford.
Mrs. A. K. Cooper. Jr., Mrs. Oliver
N. Creekmore. Jr., Mrs. F. W.
Brown, Mrs. o. F. Cooper, Mrs,
J. Buren, Sudbury, Mrs. Claude
Howell, Mrs. ]. C. Slocurnb, Mrs.
II. NJ. Kendall, Mrs. ]. L. Wells
and Mrs. G. A. CardWell
Hostesses for the day were Mrs
Jere Freeman and Mrs. Warren
Sanders.
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Marguerite MaCRae
Entertains AT Club

Miss Marguerite MacRae enter
tanned at q luncheon on Wednes.
day at the Carolina Yacht club on
Wrightsville Beach.
Miss MacRae's guests included:
Miss Elizabeth Marye, Miss Jane
Sprunt, Miss Mary Hill, Miss Doug
las McKoy, Miss Julia Harriss,
Miss Betty Boatwright of Dan
vile, Va, Miss May Strange, Miss
Virginia Oliver, Miss Gretta Duff
fly. Miss Helen Boushee, Miss Wee
Sanders, Miss Frances Penton,
Miss Nell Trask, Miss Edna Ma
this. Miss Catherine Becker and
Miss Catherine Rhett.
A two course luncheon was serv-
ed at 100 o'clock at an attractive
ly appointed table.
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Hanson-Robbins
Announcements
Received Here

Announcements have been re-
ceived in Wilmington reading as
follows:
Mrs. Hampton Robbins
announces the marriage of her
daughter
Martha Laura
to
Fritz Hanson
en- Thursday the twenty-first OF
June
Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Five
Union, Maine.
The marriage was solemnized
in the garden of the home of the
brides mother in Maine. The
bride was connected with the
Bath and Tennis Club at Palm
Beach, Fla, in a secreterial ca
pacity. The couple visited friends
in Wilmington en- route to Maine.
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rfClub AT Wrightsville Beach
Scene Of Supper Party Last Evening

Mrs. John c. VESSEL, Jr.. Mrs.
Kano Lehto, Miss Margaret Ed
munds of Danville, Ca, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Holmes Davis, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Storm, Miss Carolyn Hol-
land, Capt. Russell Brown, Miss
Mae Clark, Lieut.. Jim Harris,
Miss Charlotte Sprunt, Allen
Strange. Miss Jane Kemp of
Chicago, Ensign Robert Calder,
Mr.. and Mhs. P. F. Halsey and
guest, Mr.. and Mrs. Marks, Mrs.
Thomas L. Martin, Miss Daisy
Lee Woodbury., Miss Mary
Nichols, Mrs. Bill Davis, Mrs.
E. M. Dewey, Mrs. Roy Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parmele,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Gilmore, Miss
Anna L. Moore of Richmond, Va,
Mrs. L. L. Spence, Mrs. Frank
Flack, Lieut.. and Mrs. Franklin
H. Elmore, Lieut.. and Mrs. Ed,
ward Bailey, Miss Clarice Bailey
Mrs. Dick Comfy, Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Penton, Mrs John A. Kyse1
of Montclair, Mrs. Herbert Sneac
of Montclair, Mrs. Winston Broad
foot, Miss Nell Bass of Hopkins
vile, KY, Lieut.. H. o. Claggatt
Mr.. and Mrs. William Broadfoot
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Curtis, Mrs
Robert Simon, Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Fales Mrs. Marsden Beuany
Jr., ana guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Allen H. Whitehead, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Julien K. Taylor, Jr., Will
liam A. Whitehead of New York
city, Mrs. w. G. Whitehead, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis B. Orrell ane
/ guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Olive,
Hutaff and guests.
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C|4ADBOURN

cHADROURN, Aug. 2 - Miss
Maysie Hendren is visiting rela-
tives at Hiddenite, in western
Carolina.
Miss Betty Elliott Of Charlotte,
arrived home last week and Will
remain for the remainder OF the
summer. She has been with the
Charlotte Observer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Derrick were
Mr.. Derrick remained for lew
Mr., errick remained for a few
days for a phys cal check up.
The Rev. B. F. Ormand accom-
panied the Rev. j. M. Kennedy OF
Whiteville to Clinton and Goldsboro
Tuesday on a business trip.
Mrs. Ben Harley spent Thursday
night with Mrs. E. G. Wilson en-
route to South Dakota to join her
husband, Capt. Ben Harley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mashburn
and Paul, Jr., left for Georgia Sun
day to spend this week visiting
friends and relatives in Madison
and Atlanta.
Miss Mary Mashburn left
Wednesday for Virginia Beach to
join a party of college mates for
several days.
Mrs. j. o. Scaife spent last week
|! in Latta, S. c., visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Atkinson,
Mrs. Sarah Lee Colvin and son,
Hugh, Willard Snigletary and
daughter spent the past week at
Holden's Beach.
Mrs. E. G. Wilson, Miss Nell
Wilson and Mrs. Vera Brewer at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Hannah
Stark in Hamlet Wednesday.
The Rev. B. F. Ormand, Mrs. j..
A. Brown, Mrs. E. L. Derrick and
C. L. Tate were visitors to Char
lotte Thursday.
Miss Amelia Lennon spent Tues
day in Wilmington.
Mrs. ]. o. Scaife is spending
this week at Holden's Beach, guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ry Love of White
vile.
Miss Elaine Carr spent Sunday
n ght and Monday in Florence. S.
C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Lennon
and children, Knight and Butch, OF
Fairmont were guests of the Lem
ons Sunday.
Miss Patience Newland was the
weekend guest of her sister, Mrs.
J. N. Pitman and daughters.
Muriel and Gladys, in Elizabeth.
Jack Grady who is in Livings-
ton, Va, on the peach market, was
at home for several days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Bailey re.
turned from West Jefferson Sunday
after spending two weeks there.
Miss Maude Ketcham spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.
Derrick en- route to her schoo,
work at Robersonville.
Mrs. Frank Wooten and children,
Ann and Tommy returned Sunday
from a visit of two weeks at Clio
is. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. errick, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Brady and Miss
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husbands: I d
do anything to
get you home.
The ironic fact
is that t h e y
h a V e never
used their most
effective means
Of solving their
D r o b | e m. In
brief, they have
never let sh-
ington k n o W
and used that
G r e a t power,
p,1h1ic oninion
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By RUTH MILLETT

A letter from a sergeant in Ger
many saws of war wives: wives
of servicemen overseas indeed
have many problems, the largest
of which is getting that guy back.
"Wives continually write their
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Maude Ketcham spent Sunday
afternoon and evening with Leo
Derrick, Jr., at Wake Forest COL
lege.
Miss Frances Brewer is at home
after having spent two months at
Crescent Beach with her uncle and
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Business WOmen's
Club Will Hold
Meeting At Beach

The Business Asd Professional
Women's club will hold the regu-
lar meeting for August in the form
of swimming party at the Han
over Seaside club on Wrightsville
Beach this evening.
Dinner will be served at 7:30
o'clock and a social program has
been planned,
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THE thing that seems peculiar
to us over here is that wives who
have sacrificed the company OF
their husbands for such unreason-
able periods of time, as many
have, never let their duly elected
representative in Washington
know what is happening to the
young homes of America. ,.
Il wonder if those homes are
not being destroyed at this stage