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F. and N. Is OutpIoyed,
But Beats Swurthmore
Ps the Associated cress.

Ey tne ASSOcldIeu 4IesS.
LANCASTER, Pa. Sept. 8. -
Franklin and Marshall outplsyed
and outmanned by a Swarthrnore
eleven, defeated the Garnet today
1876.
The losers stopped one yard from
pay dirt with less than minute to
play.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
Columbia Crew Defeats
Two Princeton Boots

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-Columbia S
varsity crew defeated the Princeton
junior varsity and Tiger varsity in
that order in 11z-mile race on the
Harlem today.
Columbia finished length ahead
of the Princeton seconds and more
than two lengths ahead of the
varsity.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
Cameo Again Bows
To Martin Team

HARRISBURG. Pa, Sept. g.
Martin Bombers of Baltimore
made it two straight over Cameo
of Washington tonight, winning,
20, to enter the seminal round
of the all-American amateur
baseball tournament.
JEFF Ford, who beat Cameo "a
hours previously, scored over 1t.
Jack Barry of the Army Air
Corps. Each yielded five hits
and only one Of Martins runs
was earned.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
Boot Retuins Upton Cup

CHICAGO, Sept. 8 P).-Harry
Nye, jr.s, 39-foot Gale, an R-class
sloop, today retained the Sir Thomas
Upton Cup by sailing the 12-mile
quadrangular course off Belmont
Harbor in Lake Michigan in 1:0418.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
Red Sox Chase Bagby
To Beat Indians, 9-4
By the Associated Press.

oS IIIt ESsUCIdEtu F-tsS.
BOSTON. Sept. 8-The Red Sox,
with the mercury up in the middle
COS, turned on the heat today to
hand Cleveland 9-to-4 shellacking.
The Sox whacked out 18 hits
against their former teammate Jim
Bagby, finally sending him to the
showers in the eighth. Johnny Lazor
led the home team with a double
and three singles.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
BY the Associated Press.

DALLAS, Sept. 8.-Sammy Snead
from Virginia rolled in with a g.
under-par 50 today to pass Harold
(Jug) McSpaden for the lead in the
Dallas Open Golf Tournament,
reaching the three-quarter mark
with 208-one stroke ahead of the
field.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
Flick Is A. A. Stick Champ

CHICAGO, Sept. 8 R.-Lewis
Flick, 30-year-old Milwaukee out
fielder, today had clinched the
American Association batting
championship with an impressive
.379. so points ahead of his closest
rival
Evening star., 1945-09-09
Pirate Tally in 12th
Beats Dodgers, IS
BY the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 8. Pete
Coscarart's 18th inning single scored
Bob Elliott from third with the
run that gave the Pittsburgh. Pi-
rates 6-5 victory over Brooklyn
today in the last Of their 22-game
series. Rain held up the game so
minutes.
Evening star., 1945-09-09

Runs Treadway, Gardella, Hudson.
Errors - Hausmenn, Zimmerman. Runs
base hits-Jurges Rice. Sacrifces-Gar-
della. Lombardi. Double play-Otero to
Schuster. Left on bases-New York, Z:
Chicago, IL Bases on balls-On Field
man. 8; of Derringer, .. Struck out-By
Feldman, 5; by ,Derringer. 7. Hit by
pitcher-By Derringer tOtt). Umpires-
Messrs Henline. Stewart, Ballanfant and
Maserkurth. Time-l:46. Attendance
q Sq4
Evening star., 1945-09-09
BoseboII's Big Six
~ the Associated Press.

Runs Batted In.
National League-Walker. Dodgers. Ill:
Holmes, Braves, 107: Adams, Cardinals,
los.
American Leaeue-Etten, Yankees, 81;
Cullenbine. TIGERS. "a; York. Tigers 81.
Home Runs.
National League-Holmes, Braves, %;
Workman. Braves. %: Adams, Cardinals,
%.
American League-Stephens, Browns.
20; Cullenbine, Tigers. II; York. Tigers,
IL
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tBatted for Cihocki in eighth.
Cleveland -O OIL 900 10o-
Boston .-------- -. 020 100 04x-9
Runs-Seerey, Meyer. BENJAMIN, Ross,
Lake, Bucher. McBridet2), Lazor 90, Gull
berson c). Runs batted in--Bagby t2b.
BENJAMIN, Meyer, johnson Co, Newsome
Gl. Lazor' Lake; Mcbride. Culberson S21.
Culberson, Lazor, Bucher. Home runs
Meyer. Lake. Sacrif1ces-Hayes, Newsome.
Johnson to Newsome to Metkovich. Left
on bases-Cleveland. 10: Boston. IL.
Bases on balls-Oh Bagby, 4; OF Salye
Johnson, . Hits-Of Bagby, Is in I
innings off Salveson, 3 in l innins. Wild
pitch-Johnson. Passed ball-Desautels.
Umpires-Messrs. Berry and Hubbard.
Time-I:50 Attendance-5,1s6.
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Athletics Hammer Boil
To Trim Chisox, 80
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.-The
Athletics hammered out 90 vic
tory over the White Sox today to
win seven-game series, four to
Evening star., 1945-09-09
All Regulars in FettIe but Lewis, Leonard

Mats high spirits they settle down to
the that bring them With the exception Buddy
whose chaeyhoe him, Dutch
ard whose alng shoulder
regulars Cecil could
without
When Leonard rid of his shoulder troubles the Mats
will have eight pitchers available starters and Dick Stone left
Santiago UHich, line relief
Such should be able handle remaining
What the Mats than anything present
hitting that suddenly perhaps after
had look seasoned big league pitchers and Lewis rid
of his trouble George already shows
reganing batting that him leader of the
before sprained ankle benched him.
When all hands the Mats will be difficult
in the waning days of the
But it's arduou climb the and they there the
Mats had better healthy eador they'll have
a while others
Evening star., 1945-09-09
Totals so IA "a Is Totals 40 15 So 13
'Batted for Gregg in eighth.
1Batted for Ostermueller in sixth
tRatted for Rescipno in 10th

4bdlteQ iOT reSCisuO III lUtH
Brooklyn 1900 010 101 101 000-5
Pittsburgh 600 100 400 0O1-6
Runs-Stanky. Rosen. Stevens t9.
Brown. Handley, Barrett. Elliott, Gustine
t2), Colman. Errors-Lombardi; Hand
tonic. Brown. walker t2), .Colman C2).
Coscarart t3>. Two-base hits--Steyens
-Coiman, Ccscarart. Stolen bases
Brown, Dantonio, lombard, Handley. Sac
Double play-Coscarart
to Dahlgren., Left on bases-;BTooklyn;
Is: pittsbursh, Il, Bases on :, ballsIoh III a1i
bardi; ?; of Rsscigno, !: Oh K,ng, !.
hoi hombard. D., Gy fnfHtoff HitsGoff ostermueller,
in s innings; of Gregg. Q in 1ls innings;
of Lombardi 10 in Ga innings: on
Rescigno. ; in 3 innings of Webber, 2 in
y inning off Cuccurullo; .. in 1 inning;
King. winning pitcher-Gerheauser. Los
ing pitcher-Kins. Umpires-Messrs. Barr.
Dunn and Sears. Attendance-3,s50.
Time-3:21.
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Mats Still Lack Punch, but HurIers Corry On

There still is little punch the Mats hitting
three this makes their
burden has been the pitchers while pitchers
have along noby they simply must have help at times
Now that Pete Appleton has his starter the
who shouderng the pitching
relief. hopes
"Carasquel looks though rely him
going maybe get Leonard back the box
should be well fixed pitching remainder of
After ALL the double schedule should
rugged
afternoon
then another until espe
night affair" Bluege pointed
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IOtaIS % IotaIS 32 10 II 10
St. Louis -.N- 0oI 600 Ooo-1
Washington .l POI OO1 OOX-4
Runs-Gutteridge Case, Lewis, Myatt
Kreevich. Errors-Zoldak. Stephens. Runs
batted in-Travis. Kreevich f2) Zoldak,
Appleton. Two-base hits-Byrnes. Lewis.
Three-base hits-Gutteridge. Kuhel. Sac
rif1ces-Lewls. Myatt. Double play
Stephens to Gutteridge Left on bases
st. Louis, 5: Washington, Z. Bases on. balls
-Ey West, /: by Appleton. /. Struck out
BY Appleton, 3; by Fannin, /. Hits
on West, 3 in l inning: off Zoldak, T in
8 innings; of Fannin, o in l inning
Losing .pitcher-West. Umpires-Messrs
Passarelia, MCGOWAN and Rue. Time
| .31 Attendance-20,3l1
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Win,Lose or Draw
Browns DefIoted, Griffs Focus on Tiger Series
By JOHN B. KELLER

washington there things must
dosc right with the leading Detroit Tigers until they reach Grit
fifth Stadium next Saturday then beat the the
That's the Manager Buege he believes
Evening star., 1945-09-09


although
White Sox who here today the Cleveland Indians coming
in Wednesday,
hope Bluege must be
Evening star., 1945-09-09

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. g.
Outfelder Vince Di Maggie of
the Philadelphia Phillies frac-
tured his right elbow when he
crashed into a wall during yester-
days game at Cincinnati, an ex-
animation showed today.
The Phil management. said Di
Maggie would be unable to play
the remainder Of the season.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
League Statistics
AMERICAN.

AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Washington, 4; st. Louis, l.
Detroit, IL; New York, 4.
Boston, 9; Cleveland, f.
Philadelphia, 9; Chicago. 0.
Standing Of Clubs.
w.. L. Pct. GB. w. L. Pct. G.
Det. II 56 $40 Gle. 65 64 .504 10
Was. in SO .556 1h Chi 35 SO .4S5 12h
ST. 10 SO .526 Bos 65 70 .4Sl 13
NY SO 63 .523 IN Phi A So 1913 32h
Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Chi. at Wash 2), i 40 Chi atWash. e, t-n)
st. L. at Phil (2) st. L. at Phjla.
Clev. at N Y (2) Cleve. at N. Y.
Det at Botson (2) Detroit at Boston
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Pittsburgh, 6; Brooklyn, 8 (12 innings
New York, 3; Chicago. 0.
Only games scheduled.
Standing Of Clubs.
". I. Pct. G.B. ". l. Pct G.B
ST se.L.7s IS s. B S 5ss an Bos. IS 2t :89ss 8 IS
Bkl 73 81 562 Sh Gin. 81 70 397 80
NY 70 81 .545 101a Phi Al 93 .3O6 42h
Games Today. Games Tomorrow
Phil at Pitts. l2} Phil. at Pitts. 1nl.
Brklyn. at Gin. t2) Brooklyn at Cinnci.
n. Y. At ct. L. Cd N. z. at St. 1. (n).
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Cleveland
Boston

Totals SO IL "a 0 Totals 81 Is 81 /:
Ran for Hayes in eighth
fBatted for Clhocki in eighth
Evening star., 1945-09-09

oe1nC1 ySsS
Bost. at Chi. G
Phil. at Pitts. &
Brklyn. ct Gin. {.
N. Y. ct ct. Z. e
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Bride-Elect Of Today
Entertained AT Party

Miss Virginia Mae Lee, whose
marriage to Wallace I. West will
take place this afternoon, was hon.
ored this week at lovely party
when Mrs. Martha Bennett enter.
tanned at her home on North 23rd
street at bingo party and kitchen
shower.
The Bennett home was attrac.
lively decorated with many ar
rangements of spring flowers. Dur
ing the evening an ice course was
served carrying out the color note
of green and white. Miss Lee was
presented with a gift in her pat
tern of china by the hostess.
Guests included: Miss Lee, homo
rec, Mrs. H. L. Adams, Mrs. o. A.
Bjonerud, Mrs. Robert Way, Mrs.
]. w. Grise, Mrs. Elizabeth Viii
liams, Miss lone Primer, Miss Sar-
all Mintz, Mrs. James N. Myers,
Mrs. Leainon Dawson and Mrs. Ell.
ma Hamilton.
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Miss Thornton,
Mr.. Broadfoot
Complete Plans

Miss Frances Thornton, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Goodlett
Thornton, has completed plans for
her wedding to Shepard Bryan
Broadfoot, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Broadfoot, also of this
city, which is to take place on
Saturday afternoon, April 81 at S
O'Clock in St. James Episcopal
church. The Rev. Mortimer Glover,
rector Of the church, will be the
officiating minister.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a small reception will be
given by the bride-elect's parents
at their home in Forest Hills for
members Of the immediate fami-
lies and close friends.
No invitations are being issued
to the wedding but friends Of the
couple are cordially invited to at
tend.
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PERSONALS

Capt. G. E. "Roddy" Kidder
who arrived in the states Monday
from China, where he has been
serving with the 18th AAF, ar.
rived here Thursday afternoon to
spend a short time with his moth.
er, Mrs. Francis Curtzwiler al
her home in Oleander. Capt. Kid.
der will leave Sunday for Texas,
where he will attend a school in
gunnery for six weeks and at the
completion of his course will re-
turn to the city to spend month S
leave with his mother.
Miss Aggie Morton, who under.
went an appendectomy last week
at James Walker Memorial hospi.
tai, was removed to her home in
Magnolia Place Tuesday, where
she is recuperating nicely.
Mrs. w. E. Storm left Tuesday
for Atlanta, Ca, to spend short
time with her aunt, Mrs. Gus T.
Dodd, who is i'll.
Miss JEANNE Strange left Thurs
day evening for a visit to friends
in Baltimore, Md.
Norman Gordon, Sr., Of Charlotte
was a visitor in the city for a
short time this week.
-
Mrs. r. c. Muse Of Hamlet will
arrive Tuesday to make pfepara-
tons for re-opening her cottage
the former Pullen cottage at
Wrightsville Beach. Mrs. Muse for
merly ran the Temple and Caro-
lima cottages at the beach for a
number Of years.
Mrs. Frank George, Jr., who has
been the house guest Of Mrs. Tom
Granger, returned to her home in
Norfolk this week.
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Local Churches To Aid
In Clothing Collection

Arrangements for the collection
of used clothing for use by mil.
lions in war devastated lands in
each Of New Hanover county's SO
churches were nearing completion
yesterday under the direction OF
Wilbur R. Dosher, chairman of the
United National Clothing Collec.
ton here.
The campaign, which was open
ed April l, was recently endorsed
unanimously by the Wilmington
Ministerial association.
Mr.. Dosher asked each of the
churches to appoint a committee
to carry out three important func.
tons. First, these groups are to
encourage the fullest possible do.
nation of used clothing, shoes and
bedding; second, each is to con.
tact merchants and others to pro.
cure boxes and, third, the com.
mittees will be in charge of the
sorting and packing of the gar.
ments for shipment.
"The success of this campaign,
one of the most important of its
type ever conducted here, depends
in great measure on the church.
es,' Mr.. Dosher said. He added
that he expects their fullest co.
operation in placing New Hanover
high on the list of North Carolina
counties in meeting this great call
The list of churches participat.
ing in the drive follows:
White
B'Nai Israel Synagogue, 313 Wal.
nut Street.
Calvary Baptist, 724 N. 4tt
Street.
Cape Fear Presbyterian, Maffitt
Village.
Carolina Beach Baptist, Carolina
Beach.
Carolina Beach Community
Carolina Beach.
Castle Hayne Baptist, Castle
Hayne.
Castle Heights, 1901 Castle
Street. .
Church of Christ, los IL N. 3rd
Street.
st. Acknowledgement Presby.
terrain, 2 S. 18th Street.
Church of God, Barnett Avenue
and Dist Streets.
Christ Sanctified, 624 S. End st.
Church of God, 1119 S. 4th Street.
Church of the Good Shepherd,
624 S. 9Th Street.
Church of Jesus Christ, 1414
Castle Street.
Delgado Presbyterian, los Kent
Street.
Eighth Street Free Will Baptist,
813 S. 9Th Street.
Epworth, 819 N. 9Th Avenue.
Federal Point Methodist, Fed.
eral Point.
Fifth Avenue Methodist, 400
South Fifth Avenue.
First Baptist, 421 Market Street.
First Christian, 221 S. 3rd Street.
First Church of Christ, 18th and
Chestnut Streets.
First Pentecosta1, 524 N. 9TH St.
First Presbyterian, 311 Orange
Street.
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Springs newest homeland a
real bonnet it is. Get your crochet
hook, some straw yarn and start
this set is crocheted quickly.
A soft, face-framing hat that's
hattering to almost everyone. Bag
is convenient in size and shape.
Pattern 1908 has directions;
stitches.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern to Wilmington
Star-News Household Arts Dept,
259 w. 18th St., New York II, N.
Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS
and PATTERN NUMBER.
Just out! Send fifteen cents
more for our NEW 1915 Needle
work Book-94 illustrations of de-
signs: crocheting, knitting, EN-
broidery, dolls, other toys, home
decoration. Free Pattern right in
the book.
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Fourth Street Advent, Corner
Fourth and Church Street.
Free Gospel Mission Inc, 1417
South Third Street.
Gibson Avenue, 202O Gibson Ave.
nue..
Gospel Temple, 6o2 Orange St.
Grace Methodist, 401 Grace St.
Holy Church of Jesus Christ,
212 Marsteller Street.
Emmanuel Presbyterian, 11oa
South Fifth Avenue.
Kingdom Hall, sol Castle Street.
Little Chapel-on.tne.Boardwalk
Wrightsville Beach.
Maffitt Village Baptist, Maffitt
Village.
Mcclure Memorial Presbyterian,
Castle Hayne.
Pearsall Memorial Presbyterian,
3712 Market Street.
Primitive Baptist, 507 Castle st.
st. Andrews Episcopal, Wrights.
vile Sound.
St. James Episcopal, Third and
Market Streets.
St. Johns Episcopal, 500 North
Third Street.
St. Luke's Mission, Episcopal,
125 Spofford.
st. Mary's Catholic, Fifth and
Ann Streets.
St. Matthew's Lutheran, 1903 s.
18th Street.
St. Paul's Episcopal, 6 N. 18th
Street.
st. Pauls Lutheran, eo3 Market
Street.
Salvation Army, 215 S. Front
Street.
Seagate Baptist, Seagate.
Seventh Day Adventist, 4 North
Ninth Street.
Sixth Street Adventist. 500 South
9Th Street.
southside Baptist, 722 South
Fifth Street.
Sunset Park Methodist, z Central
Boulevard.
Sunset Park Baptist, 208 Contra!
Boulevard.
Tabernacle Baptist, 9Th and Ann
Streets.
Temple Baptist, / South 18th St.
Temple Israel Synagogue, South
Fourth Street.
Trinity Methodist, 1903 Market
Street.
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Winter Park.
Wesleyan Methodist, 1701 Castle
Street.
Winter Park Presbyterian, 31C
Wrightsville Tpk.
Winter Park Baptist, los
Wrightsville Tpk.
Winter Park Methodist, Winter
Park.
Negro
A. M. E. Zion Dept. Of Relief
& Home Missions, $40 Red Cross
Street.
Central Baptist, 702 Red Cross
Street.
Chestnut Street Presbyterian,
710 IL Chestnut Street.
Ebenezer Baptist, 200 South Sew
enth Street.
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Lee-West Wedding
Will Take Place
This Afternoon

The First Baptist church will be
the scene of the wedding of Miss
Virginia Mae Lee and Wallace !.
West this afternoon. at $50 o'clock.
Miss Daisy Lee of Fayetteville,
sister Of the bride, will attend as
maid-of-honor and Mrs. James N.
Myers will be matron-of-honor.
Bridesmaids will be Miss Tommie
McNair, Of Tar Heel, Miss Sara
Mintz of Wilmington, Miss lone
Primer of Wilmington. Flower girl
will be kosann Freed, daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. Walter B. Freed
OF Wilmington, and ring bearer will
be Douglas Myers, son of Ensign
and Mrs. James N. Myers of Will
mington.
Mr.. West will have as his best
man his brother, Jack West. His
ushers will be Rupert Bryan, Bus
ter Dandelake, Edwin West, n d
Charles West all Of Wilmington.
No invitations have been issued
but friends Of the couple are in
vited to attend.
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High School Glee
Club Will Present
Annual Operetta

The New Hanover High School
Glee club will present its annual
program on Thursday afternoon
and Friday evening of next week
when they will stage Victor Her
bert's delightful operetta, Naughty
Marietta in the High school audi
forum.
The operetta is being directed
by Miss Sarah Robinson, glee club
director. The shows will be put
on at $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon
and 8 o'clock in the evening.
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Victory Menu
Nv CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Dressed-Up Meat Loaf
Dinner Loaf

Dinner LOAF
Zucchini
Quick-frozen Corn
Baking Powder Biscuits
Butterscotch Sundae
(Resipes serve four)
Dinner Loaf
2 cups flour, sifted
teaspoons baking powder
IL teaspoon salt
IA teaspoon celery salt
Is cup shortening
3-4 cup milk
Silt all dry ingredients together
Cut in shortening until mixture
has consistency of course crumbs.
Add milk, knead slightly on flour
ed board. Roll out to IS by 10
inch rectangle. Spread with the
following mixture:
Meat Filling
/ IL lib. chopped beef
l teaspoon salt
IA teaspoon garlic salt
l egg
IA cup water
IA teaspoon thyme
IL teaspoon basil
Beat egg well and add water.
Work egg mixture, salt and @Ss
into chopped meat. Roll up dough
and meat as in making jelly roll.
Seal edges. Place in creased loaf
pan. Brush top with milk. Bake in
hot oven one hour or until top is
nicely Drowned. Serve sliced with
cream and gravy.
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HOME NURSING
COURSE ENDED

Mrs. E. l.. Mathews, chairman
of the Home Nursing division of
the Wilmington chapter Of the
American Fed Cross, announced
that a standard course in home
nursing, held in the Pearsall Me
mortal Presbyterian church, East
Wilmington and sponsored by the
East Wilmington Home Demon
stration club, has recently been
completed.
Miss Mary McDuffy, registered
nurse, was the teacher, assisted
by Mrs. Virginia Safrit. Those
who received certificates we're
Mrs. Paul R. Jordan, Mrs. H. w.
Dixon, Mrs. John Leeuwenberg,
Mrs. Claude Jewell, Mrs. G. W.
Martin, Mrs. c. M. Morris, Jr.,
Mrs. K. H. Brown.
Mrs. Dalton Walton. Mrs. r. B.
Cowing, Mrs. Andrew Howell,
Mrs. Melzar Pearsall, Mrs. J. T.
Carroll, Mrs. Harry Terrell and
Mrs. c. H. Mills.
Other classes will be formed by
Mrs. Mathews upon sufficient re-
quests, it was announced. Those in
terested should phone 1888.
The Wilmington Junior R d
Cross has been asked for 5000
metal or wood coat hangers to be
sent to men in the armed forces,
it was announced. Mrs. George
Mitchell, chairman, has asked ev-
cry school child to bring one coat
hanger to school and give it to
her or his teacher.
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speak our undying conviction that
men and nations can and will Co
operate to free the world OF the
devastating scou-ge and curse OF
war.
We should welcome the Pro-
posals as marking most signi-
ficant and hopeful step forward IN
human striving to answer the ques-
ton long ago propounded by the
Prophet: Have we not all one
Father? Hath not one God created
us all? Why do we deal treacher-
ously every man against his broth
err" (Malachi D..
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First Baptist, $40 North Fifth

First Baptist, $40 North Fifth
Street.
Greenville Circuit. 18th and Daw.
son Streets.
Gregory Congregational, 900 Nun
Street. 7--H>x;
Hanks Chapel, Rt. 2.
Holy Church Of the New Cove
nant, 901 South 18th Street.
Holy Temple Church Of God, 1914
Miller Street
The House of Prayer for all Peo-
pie, $40 South Ninth Street.
Macedonia Baptist, East VIII
mington.
Macedonia Fire Baptized Holt
ness, SIG Brunswick Street.
M. E. Church, 7l8 Orange Street.
Mount Calvary Baptist, 924 North
Eighth Street.
Mount Nebo Baptist, 1000 Woos-
ter Street.
Mount Olive A. M. E., 1901 South
Seventh Street.
Mount Pilgrim Baptist, Route Z.
st. Thomas Catholic, 208 Dock
Street.
Mount Roney Baptist, I'll Taylor
Street.
Mount Zion A. M. E., I'LL North
Fifth Street.
New Covenant Holiness, 7l5 South
18th Street.
Price Memorial A. M. e. Zion,
125 South 10Th Street
St. Andrews A. M. E., 1901 South
Ninth Street.
St. James, COL Wright Street.
St. John A. M. E., 1106 Tanning
Street.
St. Luke A. M. z. Zion. 100
Church Street.
St. Marks Episcopal, go North
Sixth Street.
st. Matthews A. M. E., Rocky
Point.
St. Phillips A. M. E., so5 Bladen
Street.
St. Rest Union, els North Eighth
Street.
St. Stephens A. M. E., 500 NORTH
Fifth Street.
St. Stephen A. M. E., Scots Hill.
Seventh Day Adventist, 1916 Fan
ming Street.
Shiloh Baptist, 721 Walnut St.
Swami Baptist, 1903 North Ninth
Street.
Warner Temple A. M. 4. Zion,
$40 Nixon Street.
Wrightsboro Baptist, Rt. 1, vii.
mington.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-07
Weekly Book Review
Will Be Given At
Temple By Thurman

The third in the current series OF
four bi-weekly book reviews will
be conducted by Rabbi Mordecai
M. Thurman when he discusses
1.-The Green Years by A. ]. Cronin
Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock in
the Temple of Israel.
A silver offering for the benefit
of the Red Cross and the United
Jewish Appeal will be taken at the
door.
The public is cordially invited.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-07
Women of St. Johns
Parish Will Hold
CORPORATE Communion

A corporate communion of the
women Of St. Johns parish will be
held Monday, April 9, at 10 am.
At this service the United Thank
Offering will be presented. All wo-
men of the parish are urged to at
tend.
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PHOTO UNCovERs FRIEND

DALLAS, Tex, April 6. -(U.H-
Six years ago Ira Taylor was best
man at the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ray Purser. And that
was the last the Pursers ever saw
of Ira Taylor-until they found
him again in a photograph of AM
erican citizen liberated from a
Japanese prison camp.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-07

California, of all the states Of
the Union, produces the greatest
number of cantaloupes.