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Die republita1riide &ongrcBabge-
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loldt" tit, Hublano als Die ft4rfite
Vt1lltars uno Sn6qrltrier1tadt euro,
pas berbleibt.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-14

bic nie abreiBerben @onpeten5. u1ro
Sntereiie,tfonflifte, Die bis iett bic
SeiHegung tlarer 0etnortattonsltuten
Der 8efatunes5onen 11to elmer elm.
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boben. RuBlanb bot fetne MnIpriiAe
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iebt Die gan3c oittide SdIfte DeatI6-
lonos unter 2etpaig, @otba, @rfurt
nno gon3 &biirtngen. 9u3u for1r1t,
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tmmer nt6t geloit lit. 9aB Die ruGbe.
re unb fernere 3lf1nft bon Seiter.
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lder glegioe cine &egierlme eritan.
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6rage trob 5eittuetliger er3tuunaener
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nod Deit bon elmer befrteoiaen6er,
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cine ga15e Geibe an6erer 5hwieria.
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menn man 11rBeroem bte Bolitif De
@aunes in ben 8reis Der 8etrohhna
3iebt, Die ibren Mohtberei9t in @eTt.
europa moglidit peit ousdnoebnen
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wla, uno Die ioeben IN Spritn ,rnr
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lbetnt uls Die 8eroeniitigung uno
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gen lpn1pot9iiden WGnner 9rurf-
retd)S in Den Sagen bes 3ulomnen-
brld)S; lno tDe1n man Die fortge1ess
ten 8eItre6ungen Deosfu11s tpubr.
ntmmt, ben Galpoillo Sranco poIlen6s
3u olsfreoitieren unb aus 1einer fiib-
renoen SteQung 5u oerbrdnsen.
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nit Steigenoer Sfepits u11o fib per-
lbarfenoen l1nntut ben 8emiisunaen
in Son Jroncisco gegeniiberitebt, mo
etne 8eltorganiiation CUR I6ieoli.
diem 8eilegung Der internationolen
&onflttte uno 5ur 8obrune res
gSeltfrieoens in ben Suttel geiest
tDeroen ioa in Der @rtport11ng, 6aB
tie miro reiten fonnen, me1n iie crit
oben ittt. @5' ipiro ia, tpenn {if1 n6d j.
items ote &onferen5 pertogt, 10 etpas
lDle Der urlpriinglid) geplnnte fSrie.
oenSbuno Der 8elt pr61entiert tuer.
Den - tDabri6etnli9 mit Der bets
l1mltrlttenen Betogetpolt unter ir.
geno elmer acknowledgement sSormel.
Nber man tut gut ooran, Iid TOR
Neutrality-suspicious. @rtDortungen al
bitten uno Die Gan 6rancisco'er Sr-
gonlIation ulS Brobiiori1lm 5u be,
tro9ten. Cine tpirfli9e Neuor6mmq
miro ni6t eriteben> ioIanee 1i6 Die
6l1ten oe5 Suiies inn @efoIge 0es
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Den 5oroerungen bes 55iittengeIebes,
lonoern nod Dem &ober Der Modt.
polltlt entld)ie6en 1peroen.
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Der 3tpctfe lpeltRrico
(5ortfesune bon @ette u

geluroeS un0 bon leinen &rGiten @e-
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ltonen 2eutif]en lino nidt nur Bro<
ou5enten, lonoern ar9 Wullenper-
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Itarfung @urcpos tit, TO muB notiir-
li6 erfannt 1peroen, Dab elm IoIber
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mcroen. llnO penn iiberleeii6e 8reIs
letorrel lponoenten nit Sartosnus
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laBt, 10 5eugt 6os mebr bon &ur5.
1t6tigfeit uno 8oreingenommenbeit
al5 BON 8er1tGnbnis. 8emi5ungen
oteler Irt mogen iibereiIt fem uno
IN oielen Sogen GROCER 8itterteit
toftlos eri9einen, aber es lit bod elm.
NAL 10, oaB obne Die S6affung neuer
Observation-Disclosures 1n1o Die lib oar.
aus ergebenoen 0eogli6feiten Der po.
lltt16en, 1Dtrtl6aftli6en u1ro lo3ialen
@elunoung hes oellti6en BoIfes nur
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9oltung lit es ipobl faum bonn0ten,
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gltng Der Ginge our6aus Die Soroe.
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lteQen loQen uno niiiien oarauf o6-
ten, oaB 6ere6tigte tptrti6aftli6e
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ntdt fir politii6e sSntrigen ausge-
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:peroen lie periu6t tper6en - @rfoIg
boben, miro lebten @noes our6 oas
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mutt oe,tti6en oernofratii9en glemen-
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meroen. Iber tpi6tiger als oae Son.
troaitellen uno Snipettoren, Die ibre
Scale getpobnli6 in 9inge Iteden,
bon oenen lie ielten et1pas oer1teben,
lit cine groB5iigige unb fonitruftipe
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Dem oeuti6en Bolfe. Cine fol6e $50.
lltit oarf nidt ausidIieBlt9 rcn Wei.
litdrs entidieben tperoen, Die tn ben
merlten Sdllen Die begreifli9e 0ei.
gung beitben. aus rein militGriI6en
@rtpagungen berous gntibeioungen
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lit oie Gage I'M 70 fonpliaierter, oo
mlrblanb tDeit uuebr u1tfer @egen.
ipieler alS ein BON @efiblen Der
Solioaritat heberrfdter Bortner lit.
syanale
9aB 6ns trob aller offi5ieuen m6
ni6tofft5ielleu Shonfdrberei teine
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(sSortfesuIra bon Sette 81

(5ortfesung bon Sette 81
bei1tlnis 5tpil6en tbnen geben, ieSeS
nu1B Dem anoer11 auf ben @runo let'
mes 9er3ens idauen tonnen. Weog bic
Borgel6idte ser beioen Ser5en ebe
Sie iih fanoen, Die INNER Qetpelen
iein: iekt lino tie itd poue Sffenbeit
if1tloig. 8ebe, Denn zines Der bels
ben nur in @e0anfen 11nO @efilblen
@ege gebt, ouf 0enen es bonn onoern
nidt geieben meroen modte! - uno
oieie Iufrihtigfett muB lid al1d) auf
oie antGglit)en Gtnge er1treden. &ei-
ne GerIteIll1ng, feine 2iige 51piif)en
Ya1rn 1lno SSrou!
9Iu 0ns Derlan9t cine ge8en1elttge
Riifiihtnab:ne auf oie NSitnI6e 11no
8eoiirfnllie zines lcOen: beloe lollen
3lt ibrem &edjte fontmen. unO Denn
oie Wittel uiht ou3u alarelten, olle
8iu1be un0 8e0iirTnilie 5l1 erfilllen,
10 iou ncni1lten5 ieoe5 oa3 8efiibl
bnben, oaB e bonn an0ern nld}t 2us
riifgeleBt ODER oer1ad)laIligt 1poroen
iei. 0n5 armleligite 2eben IdBt 1t4
con 3pei gbelel1ten NIT 6robilnn ers
tragen, 1penn lie 0ie &a1t 81 gIeider
8eiIen nuf sic Shultern nebmen
llno c5 NOR 6u allen 3eiten elne liebc
@etpobnbeit oes acknowledgement 8e-
ihIeftcs, freilpIIlig Die idlrcrere
9Glfte Der bQu5lihc11 9aIter n1lf i'd
3lt laoen.
Die liebeHoe 5rall bot audi beim
tdrglifen Wubl INNER Ben fleireren
uno lf)ledteren 8illen ouf 1bsen Ell.
genen SeIler gelegt. Solhe opferfro-
be Hitdlld)t auf 0us @obl 0eS onoern
miro iid in Ger Gbe ltet5 belpabreu,
beionOer3 auh III Der Grtraglng Der
@igenbeiten unO 6ebler oe5 onoern.
&eines lou lid fur poItonmcn bal=
fen; man iicht Die sScbIer oeS anoern
0elttlid)er ol5 Sic elgeuen. sat OnS
cine elnen tSebler begangen, 10 lol
Od5 anoere nld)t gleid unlpir lh nllfs
fdbren ODER fld) perleBt unO gefr6nft
3eigen, Oamit niht Streit 11nn 3anf
entlteben. Gem beftiger WiOer-
iprllb un0 TOrlpiirfe baben nod ME
ettDo5 gebellert. @arte geOuloig, bis
Die @rrcgung Dorilber lit 1n0 1t6 in
einer rubi9en StlmOe cine 8elegen-
belt bietet, ouf Ben Sebler auf1nerf.
lam 51t MAIDEN. llno menn eS lid Inn
cine alteingewur5elte ilble @epobn-
belt bu1roelt, Die 0u pieIleiht peoer
NIT lleben nCd NIT er11lten @orten
an oeinem 8atten ausrotten fu1n1t,
10 trage 0iele5 &reu3 it'll uno geOu!s
big uno bemabre Die bdu5li9e gins
tra6t!
Denn obne g6o6giebigteit uno Be-
iheioenbeit gibt es feinen e5cli1en
Srie0cn Benn Der W6onn p6er Die
5rau eigenltnnig uno trobig inlner
ibre elgene 9lnli6t uno ibren @iuen
our6leBen mollen, nimmt Die 31pies
traft fem Gnoe. Sut ei11eS Der bel.
DEN Olele ungliidlid)e Beranlagung,
~ IluB Oa@ allOere 0a5 Spter br1n=
gen nno Dem 6rieOen 3uIiebe Ihnei=
gen l1no ltt) iilgen. IS gibt Diele ioI=
DIE ld)pelgenoe 9ul0erinnen lrno Guls
Der, Die ourt ibre Selbltloiigteit oas
Slid Der GDe retten Sic erfiiuen sic
Ytltd)t Der &iebe, Die lie am 9lItare
gelobt boben, i'm b0hlten Sinne, in
DEM lie obne @Iuge Die idpcre Gait
oeS anOern tragen. Dit gcidiebt e5
aber ouh, OQB ourd) Iold)e riihrenoe
SelbItlo1tgfeit Ser gigelrlinn uno Die
9errld)ludt Oes onoern gebroten
peroen. uno 0a5 rt ounn Ser Mnfonq
elmer lhoneu bdusliden Narmonie
DR.. 4. II.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-14

Ter SeIbihn0r6er lit elm sSeiq-
ling. Ser oeratloig leioenoe gbrtft lit
elm 9elo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-14
pap1l HtuH iihrr nas
Na5ttttnt UNI rtttpn
pphpthltd1pt1 Trtpnpn
(Sortfebune bon Sette u

iiber Der 6amilie 1tno ser Stride; ser
Ultf Die 8iir9er uno beIonoers Die
3iOilbeamten ousgeiibte 8epiiiens~
5pang; Die ipltemotiIde, nit SiIFe
elmer id)louen, felt organiiierten 8ro.
pugonoo betriebene Defanierung Der
@irde, oeS &leru5, Der @lGubigen,
Der firdliden 9ln1tolten, Ser 9ebren
lmo Der @ei6idte Ser Stride; Die
ShlieBung, Iuflolung uno 8eidlag-
nobmung religioier !6d1rier uno an.
orrer tirdlidJen Anitalten; Die bon-
Itonoige unteroriidung Der tatboIi.
lden Yrelle nn0 8erLuas h0uier.
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Ter Ginbrnf Der pGpitliden
Gn5Dflifa

Bie Elm aufriittelnoer 9ronrpeten>
1toB rib oa5 papitlide Sareiben mit
ieinen fraf ftoollen @orten - s,1 froft.
bon, meinte hamals nebr ais elmer!
. 8eiit uno Ser3 Der Men1dbeit em-
por. 8iele - ielbft ouBerbolb Der
@ren5en Deuti6lonos -, 6ie lid, Dor,
benz Der grfennt11is oerIdlollen bot
te1I bob Die 8eltani6o1l11ng oes geo,
tiorolIo5ialisnuls 1tnpereinbor lit nit
ben 2ebren Gbriiti, mubten rbren
SSrrtum ertennen mo betennen. 8ie,
le - aber ni6t alle! Man6e, audi
unter ben @ldlpbigen ielber, 1poren
all5n geblenOet bur6 lire Borurteile
ooer miBleitet olrr6 politii9en 8or-
tell. Ser BON unierm 8orgGnger ae-
fiibrte 1otiadenbetpeis bermoAte iie
ni6t gu itbereeugen, gei9tpeige benn
iie gu betpegcn, tbre 8ege 5t Grr6ern.
SIT es b1oBer 3aufau, baB monfe &c.
gerrben, bic ipdter 11nter oem natio.
nalio5ialiitii6en Spitem faperer lit.
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0as oemtide @olf binter ieinem
&lerHS

SleTH6
Sur abmebr oieier 9Ingrific 1tGoI-
lrn WfQtonen mutiger &atboltten,
Itonner unO Jrouen, Die Heiben Inn
lbre 8iifofe, oeren tapferen un0 ent-
1d)leoenen Serlautbarltngen nl6 in
0lelen leBten Wonoten oes &rieaes
ME gum S6peigen fomen. 0iele &os
tboliten ldaarten iid1 Inn ibre 8rie-
tier, I'M tbnen gu belfen, Die Seel-
Jorge ben unuusgeleBt fi6 perI6ie,
berpoen 8erbaltniiler lno 8eoiirFntI-
len on3upaien. llno gon3 big gum
Gnoe lteaten ite ben D6Gdten Der
3u6tloligfeit 11n0 be5 Stol5es ibre
&rafte 0e5 @IaubenS, oes @ebetes,
elner un3meIoeutig fotboliid)en Sal
t11ng uno Gr5leb1tng entgegcr.
Sn3mr1den Oerbielfdltigte Der 81.
Sfubl Ielber ieine NorI Iteuungen uno
BroteIte ge9eniiber oen 8e9ierurgs=
1telen in 2eutl6lano, ermabnte 1ie
in florer uno energii6er Spra6e an
lbre Pflid)t. Die our6 oas &onforoot
neu befroftigten 5oroerungen 6es
ytoturredtS gu ohten uno gu criiuen.
Sn lenen tritiihen Sobren erfiilte
ltnler groBcr gorgdnger Bius XII,
Der Die liebebolle 8o6lanrteit zines
91rten nit Der lons1nutigen @eoulo
elnes SaterS perbono, nit unbe1rQIo,
mem Vtl1te feline Senoung ols Sber,
b1rte Der G6riitenbeit. 9lber olS er,
nadoem aQt Deittel Der ueberre6une
pergebenS oetludt morocn tparcn, nor
Der unperternboren 9ntiode getpou-
ter Serleblngen zines feicrIiden
Sertroges uno elmer baIo berItedten,
balo offenen, aber itets nit oIler
Sdarfe auftretenoen relgii0len Ser
tolgung Itan0, tat er in leiner gn3p-
tllfa "Veit brennenoer Gorge" bonn
Yollionsionntog 1887 oler Nelt
tuno, mos Der Neutrality-suspicious.
totlotlld lei: - Der an11paBenoe Ib-
tall Don Selus Gbriitlrs, 2eugnung
Seiner Sebrc 1lno Seinea grl6il,nqs-
merfes, &ult Der @etpalt, 8ergosune
BON glut un0 Golie, 8ernidtltng Der
menl6liden 5reibeit uno Der menId.
li6en Wiiroe.
Ger CSiuAruf Aer nSnH(;Ao.
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SanaIe

DaB 6os trob aler offiateuen uno
nidtofft5ielleu Shonfdrberei teine
itbertriebene 8ebaltphng lit. aeigen
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-22

Editorial Note: Does North
Carolina need Symphony Or
chestra? Governor r. Gregg
Cherry and other prominent
citizens of the State have an
swered strongly in the affir-
NATIVE and are sponsoring
Statewide campaign to raise
funds to support a State SYM
phony. In the following article
DR.. Benjamin F. Swain, Di-
rector of the Orchestra, tells
why the State needs a State
Symphony now.)
By DR.. Benjamin F. Swalin
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-22
Does North Carolina Need A
State Symphony Orchestra?

between 1890 and 1910. In spite Of
the harsh exigencies Of war. thi,
number continues to multiply rap
idly.
| What is the cause of this meteor.
ic development. 1t is, Of course
needless to state that the effect Of
| better music over the radio and ir
motion pictures, and the accessible.
ity Of more fine. recordings and
concerts have had a profound in.
fluence on taste; but there is also
process of cultural decentraliza-
ton taking place in the United
States.
The North Carolina Symphony
Orchestra is one manifestation OF
this movement, end it may answer
the oft-repeated query as to wheth
er there is even one major sym.
phony orchestra IN the enti1 e
South.
In its world of radio, telegraph,
telephone, television, airplanes,
ships, machinery, and atoms, sci.
ence has always refused to take
no. 1t even acts on lunches. The
North Carolina Symphony Society
will never take no in its significant
expansion program. The orchestra
will be enlarged.
1t proposes to bring music to the
people. 1t will broadcast period.
cally; give children's concerts;
young peoples concerts; concerts
concerts; and regular concerts
with distinguished soloists.
1t will also encourage talented
American composers by giving
their works hearing; and it will
vigilantly seek out new talent. It
will create profession for mu.
sicians, including returning serv.
ice men and women.
When the late President Roose.
welt stated in his congressional
message of January II, 1914, that
everyone has the right to a re.
munerative job, he meant jobs fol-
qualified musicians, too.
Let us construct a living wa,
monument in North Carolina. Our
State Symphony, like any other
adventure into the spirit will
thrive on exposure. Good music en-.
mobiles and uplifts mankind; it i,
educative, enjoyable; and enter.
tanning; it is universal and inter
national since it is comprehended
by virtually all civilized races O,
man, and thus it is a bond AMONG
men.
Millions Of people want the good
things Of life. The common man is
worthy of them, I have seen him
IN small town wait in line for
an hour in order to buy a Sunday
edition of famous newspaper be.
cause it is good newspaper. He
will do that, too, for our North
Carolina Symphony Orchestra; and
ne will like it better as he knows
it better.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-22
Servicemen HOnOred
At Series Of Parties

LUMBERTON, July 21-Mrs. L..
Orr Peterson, Mrs. Thomas Mason
and Mrs. Samuel K. Johnson, Jr,
were hostesses at the fourth party
in a series being given wives CT
servicemen under the sponsorship
of the Lumberton American Legion
Auxiliary, at the Servicemen's club.
Mrs. Emanuel Sugar entertained
a number of the younger set at a
wiener roast at McMil1an's Beach
in honor of her sister, Miss Lor-
raine D'Lugin of Wilmington, who
is her guest After supper, guests
enjoyed dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lemmond
entertained visiting service men at
dinner at the Servicemen's club
Sunday. A birthday cake was cut
by Pvt. Nicholas Nardi of Green
wich, Conn. Assisting in serving
were USO Chairman and Mrs. w.
M. Best, Mrs. D. C. Faux, Misses
Ethel Pittman and Ruth Nance.
On the preceding Sunday Mr.. and
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-22
Miss Iva G.. Kelly,
J. T. Wick, Jr., Wed

A wedding of interest was SOL
emaized Saturday, July 7, at $3.50
pm. when Miss Iva Genell Kelly.
Of treeport, Texas, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Bennett of
Ell Campo, became the bride Of
J. T. Vicl1, Jr., OF Freeport. Texas,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Thomas
Wick, ST.. of Wilmington, North Car
DINA, in First Methodist Church,
Lake Jackson, Texas. Rev. Chester
Steele read the impressive service.
The flame of cathedral tapers in
graduated candelabra cleaned
softly upon the baskets of gladioli
and white asterite daisies on each
side of the satin covered altar.
Mrs. Iris Durham rendered the
tradtitioal wedding music and
Mrs. Mary Lynn Hunt sang. "Be-
loved It Is Morn"
r. c. Bennett gave his daughter
in marriage. She was attired in a
two-piece sheer frock OF poudre
blue fashioned with a deep yoke.
She wore a white off the face hat
and carried a white prayer book
tied with blue lilies and white POM
pom daisies.
Attending the bride as maid-of-
honor was Miss Gladys Griffin of
Freeport. She wore white crepe
dress and corsage of white POM
pom daisies and blue agapanthes.
John Innis Of Freeport, served
as best man.
The brides mother wore nayy
blue crepe with a corsage of pink
carnation. Mrs. Wick, mother of the
groom, chose black crepe with a
corsage Of white pom-pom daisies
and blue lilies. Mrs. Williamson.
aunt OF the bride, was alfred in
black crepe, and Mrs. Burris, SIS
ter of the bridegroom, wore a suit
of pink and black mesh.
| Following the ceremony recep-
ton was held at the home of the
2room's sister, Mrs. N. o. Burris,
1876 Trumpet Vine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wick will be at
home at 419 West Seventh street.
Freeport, after a wedding trip to
Galveston.
Oou-of-tcWn guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. R. c. Bennett of Ell Campo,
Mrs. j. T. Wick of Wilmington,
North Carolina, Atwood Warren, al
SO of Wilmington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Williamson. Freeport.
The bride is employed in the In
strument Department at Dow Mag
nessum Corporation. The bride
groom is a graduate of New Han
over High school, Wilmington, and
attended Buis Creek College in
North Carolina. He came to Free
port with the Dow Chemical COM
pany in l941 and is employed in the
Instrument department..
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Mrs. j. w. Sellers were hosts at

Mrs. j. W. Sellers were hosts at
the club.
The Lumberton Business and
Professional Women's club began
new year of work under the
leadership of Miss Nina Pittman,
president, at its monthly dinner
meeting at the Lorraine Hotel,
when plans as outlined in an exc
cutive meeting held earlier were
announced. Three books have been
added to the memorial shelf of
the city library. Mrs. Melvin H.
Mckinley rendered vocal solos.
Committees for the new year were
named.
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Miss Louise loot,
M. E. Britton Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter X. loot
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Louise Bunting loot, to
Milton Everson Britton, son OF
Mrs. Jack Ashbury Britton and
the. late j. A. Britton of Melrose,
Mass.
The wedding will take place
within the near future.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-22
ENGAGEMENT

CASH CORNER, July Ill Mr.
and Mrs. H. D. Potter of Cash
Corner announce the engagement
of their daughter, Emma Louise,
to Earl Linwood Gooding of ORR
entail, son of Mrs. j. T. Gooding
and the late Mr.. Gooding of ORR
entail. The wedding will take place
on Sunday, July 20, at the home
of the brides parents.