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Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
Garland
Nelson BOYkins

Wynn Bapt. Sunday school met
at the usual hour Sunday with
few present. School was in
charge OF supt. Prayer was con-
duete dby the Dec Adams, and
James and Louis Blair Jr, Col
lection for the service. S34.1s.
Sick at this writing are Sister
Sarah Cooks, and Little Earnest
Kane. Mrs. Bell Fox Is moving
to her new home with her nephew
Plump Fuller. Rev. j. Briant is
visiting his sister, Mrs. L. Wright
and friends. Well ladies watch
your letters and who you write
to.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19

elected Miss G. G. Arnold at
tended the Bethlehem Baptist
Church service Sunday The
collection for The Bethlehem b,
Church was 5000. Among the
visitors were +. Arnold, Miss
Ruby Fleming, Mrs. f. Archia
and family .Jamts S. Arnold.
son of Mr., and Mrs. James
Arnold sr, volunteered on the
sth for the Navy. and left on the
18th for Mainzridge, Maryland.
We hope for Sailor Arnold much
luck Little Miss Jacqueline
Brown is visiting grandparents
of this city The North View
Jr. High School will begin their
hot lunch project in ftw days,
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
SearCy
Mrs. Leila Hunt

5. S, at the c. n Z. Church is
progressing nicely in attendance
Mrs d. Horton, Mrs. Jim
ME Young and Mrs. e. Turner
attended the funeral of Mrs,
Eliza Allen at Kensett Sunday
Mrs, l.. Critz attended tht funeral
of Bob Davis at Judsonia
Mrs. Hattie L, Carruth of Higgin-
son was the dinner guest OF Mrs,
II. l., Redas. Sunday Friends
of Mr. and Mrs. b. Cato express
their sympathy TO them in the
passing of his sister, Mrs. Tom
Green Mrs. l.. Smith was hos
tess TO the young folks club We'd
nesday night at tht lovely home
Of Mrs. Maudell Andrews
The young folks steWardess board
met at the home of Mrs. NJ. II.
Robinson, January 3rd Mrs.
l.. NJ, Key is on the sick list
Mrs, Mary Wilson is conducting
an extension refresher course for
Colored Teachers Mrs. X.
Smith of Kensett, Rev. j. y. f.
Brewer of Judsonia, and Mrs.
Wesley of West Point were here
Saturday taking the Refresher
Course, . 1t was our privilege
to enjoy a high day Sunday at
Bethlehem Baptist church, when
the pastor Rev. Jones, held SER
vices. Rev, II, A. Shead pastor
of the CME church. was invited
to preach the opening sermon
Officers We're installed. Pvt.
Carney Hamilton of FIT. Benning,
Ga, arrived Saturday to spend a
few days with mother, Mrs. A
| b. Hamilton, and other relatives
| Mrs. Anna Ripley attended the
funeral of Mrs. Tom Green al
0liphant, Ark. C. Robinson oil
Chicago returned home Monday
after visiting his mother, Mrs
Victoria Robinson. Mrs. Viola
Underwood of Little Rock was
the guest of Mrs. A. l.. Erby.
See the agent. George Hawk fol
the State Press.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
.CURDON
Oscar Campbell

The acting president of the 2.
T, A. of the grade school has
aroused a great deal of interest
in the parents If the community.
Mrs Mary Cunningham. Pres,
Mrs. A, Dudley, Seety. Mrs, b.
Stitt an outstanding committee
woman has worked ceaselessly for
three months to raise $1,000 with
which a Singer sewing machine
has been purchased, Every par
ent is asked to rally around Mrs,
Cunningham and let us make
this a banner year c. l., Viii
liams the principal has nothing
but praise for the whole group. ;.
Win Nixon Went to Arkadelphia
tn business. Mrs. Kate Will
liams has returned, a musical
given at the Bethel AME church
Thursday, Jan. II. Several num-
bers were rendered by Mt, Can
non Baptist church. The program
was sponsored by Mrs. Alene FL
lis, :. We are glad to have Mr..
and Mrs. j. Dowell home where
he will remain. He was dis
charged Jan. /, 1915. Prayer
service was held in the home of
Mrs. Charlie Dowell Friday, the
18th. Jack Harper and Miss
Bonnie M. Jones left Tuesday for
Kansas City, Mo. Ernest Pain
is visiting wife and children in
Oklona the weekend. Allen
Campbell of Little Rick is max
ing business trip to Arkadel-
phia. , We are sorry to hear of
the death of Henry Smith. :.
Thefamily of Henry Smith has
our deepest sympathy. Mrs.
Stella Unison is here on week
end visit with Mrs. Macy Hughes.
Mrs. Crudup is also home on week
visit with her husband Rev. Cru
dup. Mrs. V. Stringer, Mrs. AL
line Ellis, and Mrs. O. Harper
were in Prescott Monday tn bust
ness Telo Cosby and Joe Hun
ter left for Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Nancy Hughes, and Mrs. A.
Allen We're in Little Rock Tuesday
on business. Pvt. Tracy White
of FIT. Leonard Wood, Mo-, is
here this week visiting his mo-
Their, Mrs. Lee White. He was
accompanied by his wife, Mrs.
Francis White and children.
Mrs. Lucy Tate left Wednesday
for San Francisco, Calf. Mrs.
E. Collins is home for the week
end. Mrs. Collins is teaching in
Rosston. Mrs. Lonnie Carter
is on the sick list. Mrs. Katie
Jones, who has been on the sick
list for some time is dting very
well. . Mrs. Starril Jefferson was
in Arkadelphia this week on bust
ness.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19

He was 60 years old. He was
buried Friday. Mrs. X, Bell
Lewis has returned to Chicago
after spending the Xmas with
relatives. Fred Lewis and wife
visited in Okolona the week.
end. Mr.. Lewis is an outstanding
citizen of Okolona, but he is now
residing in Gurdon. Zeb Wiley
was burned seriously in the al
luminum plant between Hot
Springs and Malvern. He is now
in the hospital in Hot Springs. :.
Oklona High School is progress
ing nicely.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
SMITHTON

Roaneak S. S. was conducted by
Bro. r. t. Fard. The sermon
was delivered by Rev. J. H. Hen
derson. The p. T. A. meeting
was opened at 1870 Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Mary Cunning
ham and others. The Busy
Bee Club gave an ice cream sup
per Thursday night. They raised
$3.50, =. Ronoak choir practice
was held at O'Clock Thursday
night. Mrs. M. Coleman is on
the sick list. Little Dora Jen-
kin, who has been lame for some
time, is getting along fine.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19

with Mrs ". A. PAYNE, manager
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
ATKINS
Mckintlra Fletcher

Mckindra Fletcher
The Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church No. 2 held its regular
meeting day last Sunday. Mrs.
7. Weaver and Miss l.. B. Fetch
err attended basketball game
last Friday hight at the Conway
County TIN. School at Menifee.
Sgt. Queness McKindra, cousin
of Mrs, Jones Fletcher, and Mrs.
e. Fletcher of Springfield, Ark,
Is back home on furlough after
thirty-three months overseas. !.
Ed Leapheart and daughter are
back home after a two weeks visit
in Detroit with relatives.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
MALVERN


The First Baptist Sunday school
was conducted by the Supt, The
youth class of the First Baptist
Sunday school is doing nicely.
The Bethel S. s. was conducted
by the Supt. The newly elected
Officers of the Bethelite choir are
Ellis M. Hunley, Pres, Rachel
Walsh, Vice Pres, Bertha Moss,
Secty., Bobbie Turner, director,
and Woodrow Clayborn, treasurer
Rev, A, G. Wilcher was the speak
er at the Malvern High School on
George Washington Caryer's Day.
The winners in the spelling con-
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
WHELLEN SPRINGS


Mrs. Josie Key spent the week
end in Guron after being sick for
some time. Mrs. l.. v. Hinnie
is of North Carolina, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. Key. Mrs.
Ethel Bowl is spending the week.
end at the bedside of her father.
Dan Glover. Dan Glover is still on
the sick list. Whellen High
School is going over in big way.
Miss fannie M. Buckner was
married last week. She will
make her home in Camden, Ark,
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19

test of the sixth grade class are
Nerna Wilson, Charline Calhoun
and Dorothy Mason. We're
hoping Mrs. A. Tate will soon re-
cover from her illness. s, Ire
Cornelius Hale is visiting his
parents. Pvt. Vernon Huel is
visiting relatives and friends.
Pvt. and Mrs. Alyester Jones are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin
Jones.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
SOLCOHACIA

GOldean G. Arnold
The Pilgrim Baptist s. S. met
with Supt. Bro. w. M Marshall.
The officers for the year were
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14

McVea. Armed with the reputa'
ton of strictness. she won the
respect and affection of her pu-
pills, but the twinkle in her eyes
never betokened a let-doWn in
her discipline.
EXPRESS REGRET
Both Superintendent L. w
Fast and Principal Monte Nc
Farlane expressed deep regret
at Miss McVeas departure.
Her wonderful cooperation
and Royalty have been a real
help in the school system. Thor
oughly conscientious, she has
always had the interests of the
boys and girls, as well as the
school. close TO her heart" Mr..
Fast said.
miss McVea has had diff
cult job" Mr.. McFarlane added,
land she has done it well. Her
faithful work has been real
contribution"
Members Of the Mount Glenn
ems Teachers Club presented
Miss McVea with a farewell gift
of a purse, and her pupils are
keeping her busy these last
days, stopping her to say good
bye.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
Service Men Home
on Furlough, Leave

1T. G.g) ALEX J. WAKE
FIELD, 1853 Gallup avenue, 10
July 8.
S/SGT. RUE NJ. RHOADS,
Route 2, to July 3.
FRANK FERDINAND PRE-.
VOST, 1874 Euclid avenue, u
June II.
WALTER w. PONDER, 1855
North avenue, to June 26.
SGT. WILLIAM F. NEWMAN,
Utica, to July 8.
PVT. EDWARD ]. MORAN.
Route 2, to June "a.
CLARENCE LEVERETT 81 e.
4l39 Virginia avenue, Mount
Clemens, to June %.
HERMAN w. WALDEN. 1920
Beaconsfield, Mount Clemens, 10
June 10.
JOHN S. CROOK, 42ll Grand
view. TO June Is.
JAMES c. SMALLDON. 1922
Brandt, to July 2.
CPL. MARVIN Z. BOBCEAN.
Card road, TO June %.
G. E o r c. E l.. PETITPREN,
New Baltimore, to June 81.
ELTON o. JOBSE, 100 Gallup
avenue, to June 10.
CPL. FREDERICK w. Benin
KE, Route 2, to June "a.
JOHN E. GOSDSON, F1Ic. to
July 5.
FLOYD E. BAILEY, Romeo,
TO July IL.
RUSSELL MALZAHN, Utica,
to July IL.
S/SGT. F. L. FLETCHER,
Utica, to July IL.
G.. A. PERSON, 1873 South
Gratiot avenue, TO July IL.
LESLIE PERKINS, Romeo, 70
June rs.
DELBERT SHIELDS, Utica, to
July IL.
WARREN E. vINZANT, New
Haven, to July IL.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
Wh the Color,

CPL. ROBERT SCHwINKE.
81, is now at Vaughn General
Hospital, Hines, H.. after four
m ont h s disqualification in
France and England. His twin
brother Cpl. Ray m n d
Schwinke, is still in France,
where they had been in the
army engineers They entered
service in April, 1873, went
overseas IL months ago. Their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schwinke, lib South avenue
are planning to visit their son
over the weekend. Elizabeth
Ross will accompany them.
PFC. OTTO ZIMMERMAN
husband of Mrs. Lydia thinner
man, of Route Z. has been pro-
noted to corporal He is a men,
Der of the European Division.
USAAF Air Transport Com
mand. and his outfit is operating
hundreds Of passenger and car
60 planes monthly. Cpl. Zim-
norman entered the army on
March l3. 1914, and has been
stationed in the ETC for the past
eight months.
FOR demonstration OF out
standing performance of duty in
actual combat with the enemy"
Harvey Bigger. co-pilot of a It'll
AAF Llberator bomber in the
Palaus, has been promoted to
first lieutenant He wears the
Air Medal with two Oak Leaf
clusters, the Philippines Liberia
ton ribbon and battle star in his
Aslatic Pacific theatre ribbon.
His wife, formerly Josephine
BryeanS, lives with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Bryeans, in
Mount Clemens.
T/SGT MERVIN w. RAPP.
35, is based at Warrington, Eng
land. with the Air Service Com
mand, helping TO ready more
combat planes and equipment
for immediate action wherever
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14

A CAREER of 80 years OF
teaching will end tomorrow,
when Miss Rae hel McVea
leaves Mount Clemens for her
home in Ganges, Michigan, to
retire from the profession.
Well over 10000 pupils
have come under Miss McVea's
influence in her teaching career.
She came to Mount Clemens rs
years ago, with Is years expert
ence teaching in schools in the
western part of Michigan. She
taught here first at Wilson
school, serving as principal for
part Of her five years there.
But it as study hall teacher at
Mount Clemens High school
that Miss McVea Is known best.
Here she held sway over
nearly 40 pupils a day, creating
an atmosphere Of studious ST.
lence, and m in { n ng IT
throughout the years until her
fame had spread far and wide
In recent years, as the school
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
7Miss McVea Retires from Teaching Profession

PFC RLES z. De
GROVE. "a, has been awarded
the Philippines Liberation Med
al, according 10 press release
from Northern Luzon. p. |. He
entered the army in September
1912, went overseas in Febru-
airy of the following year. He
saw his first combat at Saidor,
New Guinea, participating in
four succeeding opertions and
is fighting at present among the
mile-high ridges of the Cara
bello Mountains in northern Luz
zon. Pvt. DeGrove is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril DeGrove of
% Don street.
CPL. JOS EPH l.. from
BLEY. %, is now stationed tenn
porarily in ABORT. Germany. His
regiment, the 3l0th, was the
first Infantry unit to cross the
Rhine river. He has earned three
bronze stars for participation in
major combats, His wife, for
merly June LaCroix, and two
daughters, live AT 50 Jones
street. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. lsadore Trombley, St, Clair
Shores.
PFC. JOHN McKENNA, of
Grand Rapids, son Of Mr., and
Mrs. James +. Mckenna. former
Mount Clemens residents, is as
signed to the Veterans Hospital,
Dearborn, where he is conva-
lescing from minor battle ia
tigue. Mckenna, native of
Mount Clemens. saw lengthy
service in the Pacific with the
L S. army and received the Pur-
Pile II cart for machinegun
wounds of one arm.
WALTER HARMS, who Is
stationed at the U. S. Naval Air
Stationed at Hilo, Hawaii, has
been advanced 10 seaman first
class, according to Navy re-
lease His wife lives at 30 Engle-
wood avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14

they may be needed" In serv-
ice since July. l943, he has been
overseas all but month of that
time. Formerly a civilian en-
ploye at Selfridge Field, he il
married to Mrs Arietta S. Rapp.
who lives at 1873 South Walnut
street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14

ed, the diff
cult a SIX of
Il n d octrinat-
ing the wrig-
Cling, e a & e r,
I a | k a [ | v e
ninth graders
as high school
students w a S
given 10 Miss
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
Rer,onah

MIR. AND MRS. WALTER
LEHNER will entertain mem
bers of theeir dinner club Fri
day evening at their home on
South Wilson boulevard.
MRS. SOPHIE WILLIAMS has
returned to her home on Fer
rim place, after spending several
months in Lansing
MIR. AND MRS. LEO L.
MIOTKE of Philadelphia have
returned to their home after
spending the past week as
guests at the Martell home, 81
North Wilson boulevard.
LEAVING Friday afternoon
for the weekend cruise to Buff
falo arranged by The Detroit
Shriners will be Mr.. ard Mrs.
Macy E. Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl krause and Mr.. and Mrs
Christian w. Konstanzer.
WEEKEND GUESTS OF Mr..
and Mrs. Myrtle St. Aubin of
LodeWyck avenue will be Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Stewart of
Cleveland, O., who arrive this
evening.
MRS. II. II, HARDMAN of
Penn Yam. N. Y. is the guest
of Mrs Richard Mcmillan, Lin.
coin avenue.
MRS. HAROLD MCINTYRE
(Kay Bates) will arrive home
Friday to spend the summer va
cation. She has been teaching
school in Pontiac.
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Study Hall Mentor Leaves
After % Years Here

has increased in size. and more
study hall teachers were need
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01

If an electric cord becomes
damp place it on a flat surface
and do not use it for several days.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01
Former Davis Soldier
Is Sought By Wife

George Rousselet, "a, of Lacka-
wanna, N. Y, who was stationed
at Camp Davis while a member
of the armed forces is being sought
by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Rouse
let.
Describing her husband as hav-
ing been i'll and respondent prior
to his disappearance on March 10,
Mrs. Rousselet said she thought
he might have returned to Will
minton. She said their eight-year
old son was grieving for his faith
er.
When ne left home, Rousselet
was wearing black wool shirt,
dungarees, light tan coat of me-
dunn length with dark brown col
lar and a gray felt hat. Both arms
bear tattoo markings.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
of the man is asked to contact
Mrs. Rousselet at 1873 Millhurst
road, Lackawanna, 10, N. Y, or
the Lackawanna police.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01
TURKISH TOBACCO
PLANNED in STATE

RALEIGH, March 81. - up -
Turkish tobacco will be planted on
$50 North Carolina farms this
wear. Agricultural Commissioner
W. Kerr Scott said today, in the
first large-scale experiment OF TINS
kind in the state.
Seeds will be furnished the farm
ers from the State Experiment
Station near Oxford, where for sew
oral years tobacco experts nave
,1nducted detailed studies OF Turk
ish type tobacco, which before me ne
war brought as much as 81 to ~
a pound for domestic consumption.
A large portion of the price was
attributed to the high import duty.
Planting of the Turkish tobacco
will be confined to the Piedmont
and Mountain sections Of the state,
Scott said, since this type OF to-
bacco does not grow well IN the
coastal plains area.
He explained that much hand
labor is involved in the prepara-
ton for market of Turkish tobac-
co, the leaves of which are small
er than the palm Of the hand.
Scott said that more hand labor
is available in the Western and
Piedmont areas than in the east.
Turkish tobacco is sun-cured,
whereas the great majority of 9TH
er North Carolina grown tobacco
II Nue-cured. This state already
produces more than go per cent
of all the flue-cured tobacco in the
world.
Scott said that agriculture de-
partment experiments in growing
Turkish tobacco have about been
completed, and that the main OBJ
jective now is to teach farmers
how to grow that type of weed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Will Open Meet Tuesday

A. M.-Call to Order; Worship.
Miss Jane Hall; Reading and APP
proving Minutes; Annual Report
Secretary, Christian Education and
Ministerial Relief, Mrs. ]. L.
Wells; Annual Report Secretary.
Synod's Educational Institutions,
Mrs. w. M. Boice; Annual Report
Trustee, Flora Mcdonald College,
Mrs. Walter Flournoy; Hymn BIS
''More Love To Thee, o Christi"
Report Synodical Delegates, Mrs.
C. F. Mallard, Jr., Mrs. N. l.. Foy;
''Now, Proving Your Love-" Mrs.
Geo. V. Baucom, President of
Womans Auxiliary of Raleigh;
Prayer, Mrs. W. P. M. Currie;
Annual Report District Chairmen:
District Six, Mrs. P. G. Bum; Dis
trict Four, Mrs. Carlton Parker;
Hymn ZIG; Bible Lesson, Mrs. J.
w. Mcqueen; Prayer, Mrs. J. o.
Carr; Coming Attractions: Victory
Crusade; Week of Spiritual Enrich
ment; Christian Family Week;
Day Apart for Officers; Defense
Service Council Appeal; War Re-
lief Day; The Birthday Objective;
The Fourth Year Advance; Wom-
ans Auxiliary Training School,
M ont r a t; Woman's Auxiliary
Training School, Stilman; The Viii
liam Black Home; Report of Stand
ing Committees; Annual Election
of Officers; Hymn 341-"In Christ
There Is No East or West;;'' Offer
ing; Message Of Brazil, Mrs. L. G.
Calhoun; Announcements; Prayer,
Mrs. Glasgow Hicks; Recess.
| Wednesday, Afternoon, April 4,
2:15 P. M.-Call to Order; Hymn
421 (second tune) 20 God Of Love,
o King Of Peace; Intercession,
Mrs. w. P. M. Currie; Annual Re-
port of District Chairmen: District
Five, Mrs. Edgar J. Wells; District
Three, Mrs. Chas. P. Moore; Me
mortal Service; Annual Report
Secretary White Cross, Mrs. J. R.
Phipps; Annual Report Secretary
T Mission Court, Mrs. c. E. Stevens;
Annual Report Secretary Foreign
Missions, Mrs. Dallas Cameron;
) "Jesus Christ and Congo" Miss
! Mary B. Crawford, Nashville,
Tenn; Prayer, Mrs. J. H. Land;
Report of Presbyterial Commit
tees; Unfinished Business; New
Business; Standing Committees
: Appointed; Reading and Approx
ing of Minutes; Installation Serv-
} ice: Adjournment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01
FOR VOTES
MADE BY CURRIN

Garland S. Currin, incumbent
for a City Council seat, appealed
yesterday to Wilmingtonians to
vote for him in the forthc oming
primary election.
The 43-year-oid Councilman was
appointed to the Council in No
vember, 1912, when Mayor Har-
grove Bellamy resigned to enter
the armed forces. He was elected
to the position in May, 1943, and
during the to year term has serv-
ed as mayor protein.
Mr.. Currin, born in Granville
county, has been in the wholesale
fruit and produce business for %
years. The past eight years he has
been in the business for himself,
here, coming from Sanford.
Councilman and Mrs. Currln and
their two daughters reside at 30s
North Fifteenth street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01
Wilmingtonians Praised
For Curfew Compliance

Mayor w. Ronald Lane com
mended officials and citizens of
Wilmington yesterday for their al
most perfect compliance with the
directive of War Mobilizer James
F. Byrnes requiring midnight
closing of places of amusement.
wilmington officials and citi-
zens," he said, "are entering
Fundamentally into this order.
They are demonstrating that they
are in hearty accord with every
movement that has for its aim
conserving materials for the war
effort and producing implements
needed to bring the war to an end
lust as early as possible
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01

The program for the 57th annual
meeting of the Woman's auxlnary
of the Wilmington PresDytery'
SYNOD of North Carolina, Presoy-
terrain church, U. S., which Will
omen at 2 D. m. Tuesday at St.
Andrews-Covenant church, was an
nounced yesterday.
A meeting of the ExecutlVe
board at 1870 a. m. Tuesday VIII
nrecede the official opening OF the
two-day session. Officers OF the
auxiliary and the Chestnut Street
Presbyterian church Will hold d
special inter-racial meeting at the
Chestnut street church at 8 O'CLOCK
Tuesday night.
The program for the annual
meeting follows:
Tuesday afternoon, April 3, 200
D m..Can to Order, Mrs. Newton
Robinson of Elizabethtown; Pres
byterial Hymn 1877, 81 Love Thy
kingdom Lord; Worship Period,
Mrs. A. K. Dudley; Greetings, Mrs.
VIM. M. Cameron; Response, Mrs.
e. F. Davis; Report of Commit
tee. Credentials and Program. An.
nual reports of Presbyterial OF
ficers: Vice President, Mrs. An
gus Cromartie; Recording Score
tary, Mrs. H. P. Canister; Cores.
ponding Secretary, Mrs. ]. R. Pow
ell; Treasurer, Mrs. ]. w. Plum
mer: Auditor, Mrs. A. E. Cumber
Historian. Miss Sue Hall; Presi
dent, Mrs. Newton Robinson
Hymn 213 (2nd tune) breathe or
me Breath of Cod Annual Re
port Secretary, Spiritual Life ant
Evangelism, Mrs. F. M. Balm.
2:4O P. M.-Bible Lesson Mrs
j. w. Mcqueen, of Woodale Estate
Ca; Annual Reports of Distric
Chairmen: - District One, Mrs
Fred E Little; District Two, Mrs
Walter High; Annual Report Sec
rotary Orphanage, Mrs. Warner
Smith; Annual Report Secretar.
Religious Education, Mrs. F. L
King; Annual Report Secretar.
Literature, Mrs. R. H. Poole; Pres
byterial Committee Appointed
Hymn 77-"Our God, Our Help.
The Homecoming of Service Me-
and Women, Head of Service De
tense Council, Rev. Dan T. Cald
well, ,. D., of Richmond, Va.
Message from Presbytery, Rev. J
R. Phipps of Pollocksville. Ar
nouncements. Recess.
i Tuesday Evening, April 3-7:3
P M.-Music, St. Andrews-Cov
enant Choir. Call to Order. Eve
ming Worship, Rev. F. W. Lewis
D. D.; Annual Report Bushes
Women, Mrs. Walter P. Sprunt
Annual Report Secretary S. an
P. Home Missions, Mrs. L. ]. Sin
mons; Annual Report Secretar.
Assembly's Home Missions, Mr.
D. D Clark; Offering; Annual r.
port Secretary Christian Soci;
,, Service, Mrs. o. L. Parker; Hell
ing the Negro, Miss Sue Hal
Special Music; Home Missions an
Evangelism, Rev. C. R. Blain, d.
of Lake Waccamaw; Commune
Service, DR.. Lewis; Recess.
II Wednesday Morning. April 4, 9:a
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-01
Germans Instructed
To Produce DUN Food

LONDON, March 31.-LP-Ger-
mans were instructed today to
grow their own food, even if they
must do so in flower pots.
From now on every one must
provide for himself a ministry
of food spokesman was quoted by
the news agency DNB. I'VE are
in position where every square
yard of soil must be titled, every
waste lot must be used to grow
food-even every flower pot