davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
Caroline OiSNcn

PTS gang iunge Mdoden lernten
mir llnS fennen uto naren mir, 10
nett ih mid erinnern fam, beioe
Mit0lieoer ser BON ser treffliden
5rou 8rof. Yoei9e gegriinoeten
.0eutl6en 9romntiiden @eieai6aft.
gu iener s3eit wuroen 6meimal I'M
lMonot fleine bitblhe @innfter gege.
ben uno bin unO mieoer trot Oie al
teIte So6ter oes Ardyiteften Clemens
9iooen in lolGen au, un0 fonnte
man BEL oieien @elegenbeiten 0aS
quite 9euti6 Ser iungen Dame be-
nunoerrl. Sic mar ou6 muiifalii6
uno iong NIT ifoner altltimme oeut-
Ide un0 engliI6e 3ieoer. Sd %erinnere
MIDI germ i6res 8ortrages bon oOb
9romiIe Me" aus ge &oOen's Spe.
rette ,,&sbin 5000, mel6e lestere
0on1als iebr beliebt mar.
Caroline 9i00en mar ibres beI6ei-
0enen @eiens balber iiberaa germ &c.
le6en, unO ais ser ltetig WafienOe
8erein nit groBen Shauipielen:
Sane @Dre, Die Anna42iie, HDgma-
lion uno @alatea, 9urh Oie Snten-
oon5, @riapar3ers 9ramen: MeOea
uno Sappbo, Ser Sobn ser 8ilo-
mis-, Gngomar), unO SbafeIpeares
Il2nlt'pielen in ser @iaarO Saae Dor
ole Oeffentli6feit trat, mar Sri.
|Dio0en u1ter sen eifrigiten 3nbO-
rern 81 finoen, melfe uniere @eiItun-
gen beflatihten. Mu6 na6 Sabren,
ais sic emit 10 populGre 9ramatiIde
8eleQi6aft e"ingegangen mar uno i'd
sen Geutiden 2iterariifen 8erein
I'M Sabre 1901 i'm Sauie meiner 81
tern griinoete, 5eigte meme lIebe
6reunoin ibr Sntereiie fir Die oeut-
Idle Sa6e uno frat ais Mitglieo BEL
uns elm. Sic feblte MIR lelten bel
Sen einmonatliden Sibungen in mel
mem Sauie, uno obgleid ibre Sdmer-
borigfeit langiam 3una6m uno lie
cine be0elttenoe Stellung an Ser He-
9ierllng 6eflei0ete, idien lie INNER
@efaQen an u%nieren 8rogrammen 81
finoen un0 10 iaben mir uns BEL Die
len 8elegenbeiten Oier3ig Sabre bin.
ourt regelmGBig, big unier belieb-
res uno ~perebrtes Mitglieo our6 eli
men SHlagonfaa, BON benz tie ii9,
BON ser treuen Sdymeiter Minnie ge-
pflegt, langiam erbolte, ge5mungen
murbe, oas @ous 81 bitten. Ils Die
&ranfe aufiiben fonnte un0 oas Ser
lungen bate 8efonnte uno 6reunoe
Eli ieben, maften mir lie gum @6ren.
mitalie0e oes 9. 2iter. 8ereins un6
iiberreihten ibr oas griingoloene I6-
3eihen uno ais beion0eren GRUB bon
sen Mitglieoern einen groBen StrauB
roIa Stolen. sic ifien iid iebr 8l
freuen uno oanfte mir NIT narmen
@orten. Gin lieber uno pr6dtiger
Meni6 mar 6iele Sodter angeiebe-
ner 0eutlder @ltern in unlerer Stabt
uno idreibe ih oieien fleinen Na6-
ruf, Sen ib hermit Serrn $. g.
@infler bonn @aibington Sournul
, eriu1e in ieinem 8latte 81 beroffent-
lihen, oamit Caroline 9i0oen, sic
am 3. @ugult aus oieiem 2e6en l6ieo,
ni6t oergeiien 1peroe.
4nita Sda6e,
friibere Bralioentin 6es o Sitter.
@ereins. = Ebe @ilomere, Safe
Minnepasfa, Hitter 60, SEEM
gorf, Sen 10. @ugult 1915.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
demonstrating Ipcttct
Hitlcrs NaHcntRccric

Me6r ols orei Sabre lag elm idaue-
rer @orbang ii6er Dem groBten
@ebeimnis oieies &rieses, Der epofe-
mo6enoen @rfinoung ser &tom.
3ertriimmerung. Sest, 90 ii6 Der
&or6ong etpos geliiftet bat, miro
aud mebr Qi9t ouf Die 8iibne, Die
lSauptafteure un0 oie 8orgeifidte
oieies eroBen 2ebensipielS gepor-
fen.
Mit ieoem Gag, Ser uergebt, Itei-
gen meitere Namen BON Watbema-
tifern, 86plifern uno @bemifern
ans &enli9t Der Deffentli6feit.
IS Miro ieBt befannt, bob Brofel-
ior Goiimir 6aians, elm 6lii6t-
ling aus 8olen uno elmer Ser ber-
oo%rragen0iten Gbemiter Guropus gu
ser 8bolonr ser @iiienIhaftIer
geb0rte. oie in oen 2u6oratorien Der
8ereinigten Staaten uno @roBbri-
tanniens gu Oieier grfldrung bei-
trugen.
Mnoere Mitarbeiter mnren BrofeI-
ior Bruno &oiii BON ser Cornell
lnioerlitdt, NlltoritGt alf Dem @e-
bet Der fosmii9en Stroblen; gmi-
lio Segre unb Saloatore 9uria,
3wei iunge 8bpiifer aus Stalien, oie
@rofeiior Gnrico 6ermi bel @rperi-
menten alrf Dem @ebiete ser Itom-
ioridung aifiitierten.
9iele M6nner muBten ser ,,Neu-
en- europ1ii6en Sronung" Sitlers
uno MuIiolinis, Dem @ubnitnn Sic
Ter G~iftatoren, Sen o~robenoen Ser.
f%olgungen, Ser religioien Sntoleron3,
pieaeidt iogar Dem 600 entflieben.
Sobe n%merifoniihe 8eomte in
8aibington erfldren often oaB oie
berii6ti9ten ,,@iirnberger @eiete",
Die ben unioeriitdten oes Geifs lei-
tenoe @iiienifuftler nabmen, 3u
6itlers 8eriagen i'm Wettrennen I'M
sic gnpiflung ser Mtombombe bei-
getrngen bn6en.
@s miro ferner betont, 0aB Die
ausge5eidnete 3%uiammenarbeit ante-
rifanii6er @ilieni6oftler nit euro
pGiIfen 6lii6tlingsfouegen - cine
3uiammenarbeit, oie nift Dom
l1ngeiit 0es @orurteils eingeenet
mar es ermOglidte, oas Mtom
81 iprengen uno ieine u~ngebeure
gnergie ein5uiangen.
@s lit in oielem Suiammenbong
ni6t obne Sronie, onB gerdoe sic
Sta0t @bicngo, ole ser beriiftigte
Nntiiemit uno 3ooaumoder @erul0
8. 6. Smith gum Saliptquortier iei-
ner Sebfompagne mahte, monate-
lang oas Ntatid6li9e Nerpen3entrum
Der geiamten AtomfaidismuS un6
ser Ereffort elmer &eibe, bon Sitter
aus ser Seimat Oertriebenen, Hbp-
iifern uiro Matbemotifern NOR. SIN
8ereif Ser Gbicagoer llniberlitdt un6
in ben Soboratorien bon Chicago
trufen iidl, lnlgeben bon tiefem Sc.
beinnis, Mdnner mie 9ll6ert Gin
itein, 6ron8 gugen Simong, Ser be-
riibmte oeliti9 : iioiide @iilen-
idaftler Or. &uooIf 9eierls uno
Or. Niels Gabio 8obr, 91nemarfs
beriibmte Nobelpreistr1ger
Wdnner oie auf Dem 8ooen oes frei-
en- Mmerifa aud in 8ufunft
i60pferil6en @enius in oen Dienlt
ser @iHenidaft uno Ser Menitbeit
iteuen mer6en.
&riegsiefretar Stimion iagte,
baB neben Ser gbicagoer uniperiitGt
cine Heibe anoerer amerifoniiher
6orihungsinititute, wie oie Timber
IitGt Californian, oas Soma State
College uno oie Columbia llniper.
!iitats .5ab Ddt5 broBen dGrfinoung BEL
aefroaen ba6en. Sn ibnen alien ia.
FEN Mmerifmner uno europGiide
6lii6tlinge Der @elt Elm 8eilpiel
odfiir gegeben, mie Manner berldie.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24

reIigiGR Ter Notwithstanding in
ser gerfoIgung zines groBen 3ieIs
oereint meroen fonnen.
Gin befannter i6Deoiider 8iien-
ffoitler 6emerfte fiir3lid, es lei
Elm @obr5eiden ser 8oriebung, 0aB
sic epodemohen0e @rfinoung Ser
4tomperfpenOung om gnoe Ser BUM
feliten 8erio0e Ser Menidbeitsge-
ididte geniodt nltrOe, cine @pode,
an 0eren 8iege 5anotismrs uno
Sntoleron5 itafOen. 9as, logte er,
ioGe cine groBe 2ebre fir oie @eni6-
belt lem ole beute ber3meifelt
einen gustpeg gus Dem Gboos gu
finoen periude, oqs SitlerS 09ieue
Oronung" uno Ser &rieg Oeruriaf-
ten.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24

gane SupOus: @erOen nift mebr gebraudt, ga Sic Rationierlng mfse-
boben lit
SOtc aupOns nuO SOkn: % bis 80 uo III big at in Bud A oeIten,
unO guar: 90 bis III bis 81. gugut; 81 bis 80 bis 80. september;
81 bis 81 bis 81. Stober; 81 bis SCI bis 80. Hooen6er. Ge Gotten
I'M @erte bon einem Sunft oienen gum BedieGu Ser Supons bon lie 8ebu
YunHen.
3nder: aupon SO in Bud 4 gilt fr fmf 9fun6 bis gum 81. auguit.
Sdn6e: aupons Scr. /, z, 8 umo A unit Dem 9Iuq8eug) in Bud 8 aeHen
unbeibrdnt gum geug bon i einem @aor sd5uben.
BnOin nmS grenn6l; &atonhrlmg ~aufga5o6en.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
Sic bciicetc GcN, miit
Schft t~picNersmichcn

8nraettstopn, Ea.-Srou 5ilome.
no golpo gepnnn ibren topferen
&f gegen Sen 500, nm ibren
Sobn nod borber tpieoer3uieben.
Spreden fonnte iie ni9t mebr, ober
tie ladelte, mie ibr Sobn, 2~eutnont
George @ofpo. in Sait aus Geutid.
lano 5uriidgerufen, an ibrer 8ettieite
.nieoerfniete. Sbre fie6rigen 2ippen
bauhten: ,,@ott iei's geoanft."
Sbr Sobn mar gliidlid, ooB iie
i'm erfannt batte. Set 5pei Mona-
ten idmebte feline Wutter an einem
@ierenleioen in boditer @efabr; Der
ar5t gibt feline Soffnuna, % es nur
nod ,,eine Jrage bon Stunoen ooer
fem fam.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
3eitrenbenb

u9Bie man MIR INNER pieoer Sfat
fpielen fannl &artenipielen iit bod
10 3eitraubenol"
gStimmtl @eion0ers 6as @i.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24

Muieum in @aridou Itammt, unO
oelien 8ert NIT $4,000 ongeiebt
miro, Ieltene Seppi1e un0 mebrere
3rltben nit Silber.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
lrbcitsNicnItpflidt
jcbt IN ttnearn

@osfou. - Cine Sab : 9epeide
bon 8uoapeit meloete, oaB sic Dor
ldufige ungarilde &egierung cine
8eroronnng erlaiien bat, our6 ole
cine Ausbebung 81 offentlihen Sir.
beiten eingefiibrt miro.
Die @eroronuhg erfaBt ale Mdn-
ner 5miifen 18 uno go uno6rouen
5piifen 18 uno AZ Sabren, bieB es
in ser. Meloung. 8erionen 5wiiden
g uno 18 Sabren fonnen fir lano~
,irti1titlihe Mrbeiten mobiliiiert
peroen. Militdr, Mer3te, @eiltlide,
Brofeiloren, &riegsbeihaoigte uno
Elm panr anoere @rappen linb frei.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24

Gie 0cutl6en llniperiitdten begin.
men nit @enebutigung Der 5ultdn0i-
gen geiasungs19eb0rOe Iangiam iif)
al reeen. Ger Observation-Disclosures
40 @ bington
6afultdt Der llniueriit1t @ottingen
lit sic @rlaubnis erteilt worOen, ibre
6orihungen ouf Dem @ebiete Der rel
men Observation-Disclosures mieoer ouf-
8unebmen. 0ie Observation-Disclosures in
Bonn neroen oemnGflt lDieOereroif.
net meroen.
Bum @rGiiSenten ser nellen Gan.
0esregierung BON Meflenburg lit
@Siai @oder, So5ial0emofrat, err
nannt moroen. Ger @anOesregierung
geb0ren ferner ser 0emofrot Weoaer
unO sic @ommuniiten @ottfrieo
@riin6erg uno Sobannes @arnfe
an.
Sn 9uis6urg iino ettpo 70 BRO.
gent ser inneren Staot our6 Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5erIt0rt. Gin
meientli6er Geil ser 3erit0rungen lit
auf einen groBen Brand 5uriif5ufiib-
rem, ser naf einem 9ltftongriff i'm
Ofto6er oorigen Sn6res entiton0 un0'
pole orei Gage ruiitete. Die @oiier-
oeriorgung fir Sen Sausge6rau6 lit
aud beute nod ungeniigen0. Die Sic.
ferung BON eleftrii6em Strom 1T
itreng rotioniert uno lelbit Die Sob
len3ufubr entipridt in Duisburg -
mitten i'm @ubrgebiet = ni6t ein-
nal Dem Beoorf ser Sollsbaltunger.
Die 8o6lentnoppbeit lit in eriter 2i-
ME ouf oie Reorganization oes 81.
ienbabnpeiens 3uriid5ufiibren. Ser
0uisburger &beinbofen 6efinOet ii6
in berbdltnismdBig gutem 3uitnn0e.
ser S6iffsperfebr lit ieood infolge
BON St0rungen am Interlauf 0es
&beins nod ni6t in Gang gefom-
men. Sin Der 8eleitigung oieier StO.
rungen miro ieoo6 0urd MaBnab-
men Ser 8eiabungs6ebor0e 6ereits
gearbeitet uno es beitebt Oie @off-
nli1g, 0oB oieIe Arbeiten i'm 2aufe
oes Monots Nuguit, ipdteitens i'm
iSeptember in ser Sauptia6e 6epal-
tigt iein mer0en.
Ole @inmobner3abl bon Guis6urg,
sic nod Ser lebten 8olfs8a6lung et-
ma 440, 900 betrug, lit uuf faum Die
SGlfte 3uiammengei6rumpft. Aber
sic 5lii1tIinge Beginner bereits in
S9aren 3uriid5nfebren. Die Sdulen
iino nod geidloiien, cine an5obl Don
lit ieoo6 bereits in 8etrieb.
Die etwa 1000 &riegsgefangenen,
sic BON sen 8eiabungsbeborOen emit
laiien moroen iino, 6itOen fir sic
Staotoermaltrtg elm gemiies Brp-
blenL ga oeren 8eberbergung feline
leihte Aufga6e 0uriteat Sur 3eit
miro cine geitnnosaufna6me Ser Ar-
6eitsfGbigen 0ur6gefiibrt. 0ie Sn-
Oultrie liegt nod iuit 9un5 0arnieOer.
Ole n4Mobremperfe, Die
w1bren0 0es arieges eS 81 elmer
Sabresproouftion BON ungeidbr Ell
ner Miaion Con. Sfobeiien gebrodt
batten baben sic gr5eugung bon
&unltoiinger aus Shladen aufge-
nommen. Sic Geuti6e @ni6inen-
fabrif u. g., Die bauptl16li6 Berg
buumoidinen uno 9odanlagen 6au-
tie uno etpa $500 Arbeiter 6el6Gftig.
tie, bat iest niht einmol geniigen0
Nrbeitsfrdfte, Inn fire Anlagen mie-
Ser in SrOnun9 81 b%ringen. Sn Ben
IbDiieni6en @iienbiitten muroen bis
Der MIR &eparatur- uno Iuirau-
mungSarbeiten our6geIibrt.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-26
Afternoon Wedding Solemniz-
ed At St. James Episco-
pal Church Saturday

Historic st. James Episcopal
church was the scene yesterday
afternoon at 5 o'clock of the we'd
ding of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Swain, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Sw ain, SOB Orange
street, this city, and Captain
Thomas Lauriston CriHenden,
Army of the United States, son ef
Mr. and Mrs. Butler P. Crittenden
of Southbury, Conn. The Rev. B.
Wood Gather performed the cere-
mony.
Altar vases filled with white
gladioli and burning tapers IN
branched candlesticks were the
only decorations used in the chan
eel. While the guests were as
sembling and during the service a
program of nuptial music was
rendered by William G. Robert
son, organist.
Miss Swain was attended by
Miss Virginia Barton of Suffolk
Va. as maid-of-honor, and MISS
Kathryn Snow of Wilmington, at
tended as bridesmaid. Richard u.
Crittenden, of Southbury, brother
of the bridegroom, attended as
best man, and groomsmen were
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-26
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BIRTH ANNOUNCED

BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. King
announce the birth of a son, Jo-
seph L. King, Jr., August %, at
Marion Sprunt annex.
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Dinner Party
Held AT Beach
Club Saturday

The Surf clubs weekly dinner
party was held last evening at the
attractive clubhouse on the North
ern Ext ensi n at Wrightsville
Beach for members and their Wis
itors. Dinner was served, buffet
style, around 8 o'clock.
Among h o having reserva-
tons for parties were: DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph W. Hooper guests,
Mrs. John c. VESSEL, Jr., and
guests, Misses Mary and Gertrude
Bell and guest, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
VanLeuven and guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. L. Henry of Lumberton
and guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Crow and guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry B. Render and guests, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Park and guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Tate and
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stearns and guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas H. Wright and guests, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Cheatham of Bur-
lington and guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Haskell Rhett and guests, Mrs.
Joseph C. Eagles and guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Willetts and
guests, Mrs. Alice Andrews and
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bar
field n d guests, Miss Elizabeth
Bridgers and guest, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. S. Halsey and guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. White and guests, Miss
Carolyn Holland, Capt. Russell
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Garold
Palmer and guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond H. Holland, DR.. and
Mrs. John T. Hoggard, Mrs. Day.
id Harriss, Mr.. and Mrs. R. W.
Cantwell and guest, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Parmele and guests, Mr..
and Mrs. James Lyell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Champ Clark and guests,
Mrs. J. Irving Corbett and guest,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Paterson and
guest, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. John
SON and guests, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
D. Love and guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Holmes Davis and guests, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Douglas Taylor and
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Perry
and guests, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Broadfoot and guests, Lewis Hin
ton. Mrs. J. H. Hinton, Mrs.
Charles Becker and guests and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lilly.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-26
War Finance Women Division
Committee Plans RALEIGH Meet

SPRAY, Aug. 25.-A luncheon
meeting of regional and state vice
chairmen Of the women's division
of the war finance committee will
be held in a private dining room
at the S. and w. cafeteria in Ra-
leigh on September 4 to make
plans for women's activities dur
ing the Victory war loan campaign
which will open October 20.
Mrs. Karl Bishopric, of Spray,
state chairman of the women's di-
vision, who announced the meet
ing, said that a three-hour confer
ence will be held, to discuss pro-
visional plans for the campaign.
Representatives are expected to
attend from all parts of North
Carolina.
More than half of the counties
in the state failed to report exact
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Miss Ellen Best,
Capt. e. T. Yancey
Engaged To Wed

Mr., and Mrs. John Thomas Best
of Wilmington, announce the en-
gagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Ellen Har-
rell Best, to Captain Cyril Thomp-
son Yancey, Medical Corps. Unit
ed States Army, son of the late
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin r. Yancey OF
Monroe, La.
Capt. Yancey has recently re-
turned to the states after three
years service in the European
Theatre having taken part in the
major campaigns.
The wedding will be solemnized
with in the near future.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Garrett an.
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Mary Elizabeth, on August 20, at
Marion Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-26
R1uethenthal Air
Field Social Events
Slated This Week

The Victory dance of the Air
Dose scheduled for last week and
D lotsr cancelled will be held this
T 1s. evening at Lumina pavil-
~, Lr' Al Wrightsville Beach. On
radnesday evening Squadron S of
W. Air base will play hosts to
' rnnoo ladies' in Wilmington at a
lance to be given at the Cape
4 Tear Army on Market street,
md md Friday evening the weekly
S Si party will be held at
pplneetbenthal Army Air base.
~ Girls in Wilmington, members
;. tho civ recreation dance group,
" sre ~ cordially invited to attend
.sese events and are asked to call
t +be hut, Second and Orange USO
wv Mrs, Ethel Powers at Bluethen-
.hs1 Army Air base. Buses will
have l the hut and Second and
NANCE USO at 8 o'clock for the
beach dance and bingo party. Bus
~ will leave the hut for the
srmory at 8:15 o'clock.
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figures for war bond sales by
women during the seventh bond
campaign, but the 46 counties re-
porting actual statistics showed
that in those counties alone bond
sales by women reached the high
sum of $19,976, $780,.
For bond sales to Az different
individuals, Mrs. David G. Sabis-
ton of Jacksonville was named as
North Cardinals five-star general
of the Blue Star Brigade during
the seventh bond drive, Mrs. Bish-
opric says. Scores of women at
tanned ranks from second lieu
tenants to generals during that
campaign,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-26
Hilda Bernice Galloway,
Robert Wickham Engaged

LUMBERTON, Aug. 25.-Mr
and Mrs. Neil C. Galloway OF
Lumberton, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Hilda Ber'
nice, of Lumberton and Fort
Bragg, to Robert Ellsworth Wick
ham, technical sergeant, U. S.
Army Air Forces, son of Mrs,
David A. Skinner of Columbia, S.
c., and Charleston, S. C.
No wedding date has been set.
Sgt. Wickham recently returned
from overseas service with the
Eighth Air Force and is now sta
toned at Sioux Falls, S. D. ...
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-26
Louise Jackson,
ent Charles Green
Engaged To Wed

Mr. and Mrs. James William
. m l,son of Wilmington announce
J "a engagement of their daughter,
lie ,;se to Sgt. Charles Frederick
e LYON Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
o o.srles Frederick Green of Will
p' The wedding will take place the
,.. 4 part of September.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-26
Miss Mary Elizabeth Swain Becomes
Bride Of Capt. Thomas L. Crittenden

Lieut.. B. L. Black and Lieut.. Lew
is Marshall of Bluethenthal Army
Air base. Ushers were friends OF
the brides father.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father and wore an
ivory satin gown on classic lines
with sweeping train, fashioned
with draped off-shoulder neckline,
draped bodice and long sleeves
coming to points over the wrists.
Her veil of bridal illusion fell
gracefully from a Mary Queen Of
Scot lace cap and extended over
the long train. She carried a white
prayer book, given to her by her
mother at her confirmation.
topped with a white orchid and
shoWered with tuberoses.
Miss Barton. the maid-of-honor,
wore an aftelnoo gown Of soft
blue taffeta fashioned with heart
neckline, bracelet length sleeves
and full skirt. She carried a
bouquet of pale Fisher carnations
and blue delphinium tied with pink
satin. Miss Snow wore an identical
gown only in a soft pink and her
bouquet was of deep pink carna-
tons, blue delphinium tied with
blue satin.
Mrs. Swain, mother Of the bride,
wore a black crepe frock trimmed
in black sequins and her corsage
was of lavendar orchids. Mrs.
Crittenden, tn e bridegroom S
mother, wore a brown crepe frock
trimmed in chartreuse n d gold
and wore matching accessories
and corsage of yellow roses.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was given at the
home of the brides parents, SOB
Orange street. The home was dec
grated throughout with white sum-
mer flowers and candles and IN
the dining room the brides table,
laid with a lace cloth, was cen
tered with a low silver bowl filled
with white carnations and asters.
At one end of the table was the
TERED brides cake and at the
other a large punch bowl presided
over by Mrs. George Thomas
Mrs. Donald M. Parsley and Mrs
Walter L. Parsley presided over
the other punch bowls. Later In
the evening the couple left for a
northern wedding trip. The bride
changed to a smart coral light
weight wool outfit with which she
wore brown accessories and cor
sage of orchids. They will reside
at Indian Gap, Pa, where Capt
Crittenden is to report for duty.
The bride is a graduate of New
Hanover High school and attend
ed St. Mary's junior college in Ra
leigh and Salem college in Win
ston-Salem.
Capt. Crittenden, who has just
returned from 34-months service
in the Mediterranean threatre, at
tended South Kent preparatory
school in Connecticut and Wash
ington Lee University at Lexlng
ton, Va.
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Betty Lancaster,
John Wilson Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Lancaster
of Supply, announce the marriage
Of their daughter, Betty, to John
c. Wilson of Bowling Green, KY.
The wedding took place on June
8 at the Seventh Baptist church in
Baltimore, Md.
The bride is a member of the
United States Coast Guard Wom-
ems Reserve, now stationed at the
Captain of the Port in Baltimore.
Before joining the Spars she was
employed b ythe Bendix Radio, di-
vision of the Bendix Aviation cor.
poration.
Mr.. Jones has been a budget ex-
aminer for the social security
board for the past seven years,
having formerly taught school in
the public schools of Washington,
D. C. He is a graduate of Western
Kentucky Teachers college, Bowl
ing Green Business university and
George Washington university.
The couple is making their home
in Baltimore.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-26
American Women Praised
Bv President Truman

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-'U.D-
President Truman today marked
the 25sh anniversary OF the wo'
mems suffrage amendment oy
praising American women as
agood citizens and good soldiers.
The amendment giving women
voting rights, passed Is years ago
tomorrow, stands out as lone OF
the great events in our h;:1eory.r
the President said in statement.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. carp
announce the birth of son. War
rem Parker, August q at Marion
Sprunt annex.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul j. Williamson
of Whiteville, announce the birth
Of a daughter, Bessie Wooten,
August 6 at Whiteville.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-26
Woman's Auxiliary
will Meet At Beach

The Woman's auxiliary of the
r.rolina Beach Presbyterian church
will meet Monday afternoon at $3.50
o'c1ock at the home of Mrs. F. j.
schoch 2o4 Carolina avenue. The
fypcutive committee will meet at
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-26
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. c. M. Rivenbark OF 50 Glass
cow Drive, entertained on Friday
afternoon at birthday party hon-
oring her granddaughter. Patricia
Ann VIM, on her fifth birthday
anniversary.
The dining table was eentered
with lovely birthday cake which
was served with ice cream. Pink
and white was carried out in the
party appointments.
Guests included: Peggy and Adj
die Mayhan, Barbara Fay Borken-
hagen, Annette Brewer. Daphne
Smith, Joyce VIM, Annette Woot-
en-, Charles Wooten, Perry Spurlin,
Warren Wooten, Richard Watkins,
Charles Rivenbark, Jr., Mrs. Lille
Perry, Mrs. Ann VIM, Mrs. c. j..
Wooten and Mrs. Charles Riven.
bark.