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Evening star., 1945-06-16

MANAGER for small restaurant, or part
MANuFAcfuREsRss9 sfsi FAC Nj sRRs9 AGENTS established
seasve sale: p G FRANCHISE t sears MTyba snd hs
tssssa Tsdemarf a0y items sersa sod
through Wholesale. plumbing and ofice
equipment trade has lucrative openings
ing or related lines and one man ex-
perienced steel ofice and shop equipment
lines, Also, two young inexperienced men
tionally high salaries plus bonus and ali
expenses including car. Inquiries strictly
CONFIDENTIAL. Send photo and complete de-
tails first letter. Box 131-E, Star IT,
MEATCuITERs Sna and srocery clerks. steady
KALMTs sld fesa0ssi sH vs4s s4sas s00a pay Can MR.
MECHANICS, Washers and ironers, shop
MECHANIC for washing machine service,
s S,vR RIpGELY; aE 1924 l4th St: NV.
DsDers ncxs on ans n waasS App
Albert Ferber, mailroom foreman, at $3.50
pm. ready to work. THE EVENING STAR.
MEoHAs1c hS5 Ra e7s wanted to repair pinbals ar.
@ sade : saqiDnent and Wuriitzer muses. music Boxes
MacHANie's ~ il All gar HELPERS, 3, for Ford
start; possibilities unlimited; Veterans wei
seson HILL Or Be lTa ksy mt
MEN coiored Ito assist in stewards dept, +;
nightwork good pay Apply steward,
AMBASSADOR HOTEL, 14th at K st. NV.
MEN colored. paper handlers tor Saturday
night work. Apply ready to go TO work to
MI. Mt. Albert Ferber. Evening ard SUNDAY
sINe, sts5 mslls9ori s4ss 1,a, 3, $40 pm THE EVE
tiai postwar work; salary; With; with or WITH With
out car; gas supplied; car allowance
WESTERN ExTERMINATING CO., 1923
18th st. NV
MEN (2). for kitchen work, dishes. etc. /;
Sl40 month. day OF q wk. Apply 1908
You st. NV.
MEN with cars for full-time work, early
morning and late afternoon. Union wages
and car allowance. See Mr. CARTNER at
2443 18th St.. NV, between 4 pm. ana
MEN 35 to 65, as communication carriers
IN downtown business ONCE area. full time
Rm, 200 1877 New. York ave. NV
MEN, not eligible for military service, to
learn mechanical dentistry: excellent op-
portunity, paid while learning. Apply 2nd
door, 1722 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-06-16

eo 471a 20 sethesds ssE avs eDDs sethssSa so%ES ma
Rapfo independ
pleasant working conditions for depend:
Experience; Steady employment. Good
BSx sSsY ss A.
now available for experienced and par
tally experienced receiving clerks. Finest
located in the Silver sn4ns nsfa area e'e Eaesi.
further information call Mr.. sLAoLE,
REfRiGsIGRAT1oN service meenanic Ap.
oHlSM MEeaAxIes 81 !S nssdss e "a
frFEfSRRzIsoa rfERSIGH sSs0 nEFss2S aass Il a. least
FREDERIcK's, 1905 14th st. NV IA.
RESTAURANT MANAGER and counter
SUNDAY; small place; limited duties: 8 days
REssSsT Tsfh SsG ssSs s.psss sss5
Of assuming complete charge Of large CEN
trally located restaurant and taproom:
MENUS menu and handle @ help olaIs saisry depsndsns
sns 81: J5sspDilss syiil Be- strictly aonhdentisi.
RooFERs AND sIDERs-Men to work By
the hour or by the square. Steady work;
good pay. See Mr. Brosius. A. p WOOD
son CO; II and Mich; ave: ne.
ROOM CLERK. with or without experience:
daywork only: excellent opportunity to start
a. successful hotel career; pleasant atmos-
phere. congenial coworkers; only reliable
gentleman Of good background need
apply. See Mr.. Brown, HOTEL RALEIGH
SALES ENGINEER, earth-moving equip
ment: work out Of washington. D. c.: as
sist domestic dealers in Virginia and West
Virginia; also assist factory and sales ex-
port departments in Washington; contacts
with Government agencies and foreign
purchasing agents. Must speak Spanish:
other languases helpful. Excellent oppor-
tunity for qualified man under 40. Salary
plus expenses. Box 202-D. Star.
SALESMAN. automotive parts, to call on
estaoisne1 MI ACCOUNTS; S % Tood @ salary: 5h,day
st. NV, NO. 1900.
SALESMAN-A prominent pharmaceutical
manufacturer has an exceptional oppor-
tunity for = high type man to contact
physicians and pharmacists in Washing
ton. Permanent position with nne ad-
vancement possibilities. Guaranteed semi
monthly advance. commission basis. State
ass.r eSs ernraaon empiosm,ssnt ,s record ,1d
D, Star. 16s
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

unteered 10 right the anchor chain
which was lodged under the
Tatum. a destroyer escort, peril
ing II.
, The bodies Of al three men
were found the following day and
flown 10 6kInawa, where they
were buried.
1t. Ala had been in the service
since July. 1912. He was in some
Of the biggest engagements in the
Pacific and also saw considerable
action in the Atlantic.
Big and hkeable. Ray starred
in the MGA with the Duck Lake
and Sylvan Glen teams and COM
peted in National Public tourna-
mentS. He formerly was en-
ployed in the city budget bureau.
Besides the widow. there are a
2-year-old daughter. Caroline. and
four sisters and two brothers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Byrd Is Tied
By Harrison

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 10 Tied
at the end of = holes with 2S3's,
Sam Byrd Of Detroit and Dutch
Harrison will play off at rs holes
today for first prize of $1,000 in
bonds in the Azalea Open golf
tournament Harrison caught Byrd
yesterday by firing his third SO
while the Detroitcr. set back by
erratic putting, took r.
Ben Hogan closed with II for
2S5 and third prize Of $1,000.
while Ed Furgol of Detroit was
fourth with 2S6 and Won $500
The 294 of Chick Rutan Of De-
troit's Lochmoor netted him Sl37.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Dearborn Title
To AIphonsus

ST Alphonsus' football team
won the Dearborn Parochial title
by defeating Sacred Heart, i7-6.
Proceeds Of the game go to the
Dearborn Veterans Hospital.
Louis ShitterShcim made three
touchdownS and four conversions.
Bill David of ST Rose ran his
touchdown total ia is as ST. Rose
downed 81. Ambrose. 2i-6. lie
scored in the first period threw a
touchdown aerial 10 Leo Gage. and
in the last minute he intercepted
a pass and went 40 10 tally.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

ALCOEA REC. ?, Sisrss ass s.'H'SAS txti x ,,.,
Gst' sp A4ss sHSlr' T. az lGO6 oIv Usrl SAT sU sun
ARGYlE REC. ,sasO 's.i "SS1TrA"" sivts 10 ~ ,ss,
ENJOY oPts BOWLING HtRE SATURDAY
Ako SUNDAY. 10 90 A n. UNTIL CLOSING.
BEACON REC. !, 'sr.Ns tTttgs " Tt'ssss" u ..s:ss
PHoss fos YouR RtstRvsTIoss'
CADILLAC % Ari,g I3a 'A's r.Si:! GGss''si sl ,a
q All oAT on SATURDAYS aod SUNDAYS.
cLeIn0 27e5 WOODWARD. at TEMPLE
ss1 Is,St So stcoso ga,s .,So
CHENe. .TROMBlY $50 /. 'sssF s!.si,., t.... e. sa''
PIN now 10 tsrIR otIRol1 .IIMss
CLUB REC. J~SSs~Aae ssf%is,:A!sP s,.sa, '''
At 6GY ON sS1Us6ASs AsO susOASs
CONNER REC. s9spfS s,.S fS"''' AVE-, AZ s;s' s;si
INSTRUCTOR IN Every ESTABLISHMENT.
CREST LANES + ttvtttf,Gs .lltys :" 60 20 c'ySs sss;
yisIT Qua Stage ear oookIAlL IoUsst
biKf1ttU ~ siIs OF s5iO
oS." .u,r YcoAy uSnI ' p. y sss sn,t ' Il.
G. Ri REC. 'S is'' aIte1s fe1sO ''ss 20 As5 ss!o
oPts BOWLING WEEKDAYS TO p ".
ALI DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
GREAT LAKES %ooosaeo !" sSsA SAl''"Ss', ss s,ss s
0psn Bo~iins-60 ALLEYS ~ A RoW-Unth
p " ard After ~ p ". Cocktail Bar
uApplp per 74is HARPER ave. Near
op.n Bo~llns TODAY Until So n. After ii
20 ALLEYS. Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail LOUNGE
IuprpII prn GENERAL MOTORS BLDG
INT lnlAl ntU,is ALLEYS VA 9i96
OPEN BOWLING uoDAY UErlI s p n.
AND AL DAY SATURDAYS Aso SUNDAYS.
Inc cLplN lsoso WOODWARD ave.
LVu OADIN 20 AtttIs TO s.Iio0
SSi' sTr f' on ssiGsOs9s isO 4 SUNDAYS NO.
A. B. c. ESTABLISHMENT!
IuLpLuTu 800 meooU6ALI. at GRArior
NWH0pNlN ALLEYS CT $40
0PEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Choics Lsaeus R,,srvations Are sull Auilsblsi
Y, P. AUDITORIUM !ttsvs 1ts14t' 70 S'ssyt .!ss,i
Opsr Ailsys TODAY UntI 30 y ~. After "
All oAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
LUCKY STRIKE -! rs tssso ssso ,,v.s ~ s.'sss
opsn Aiisys Today Noon UntH p and
Atia - All DAY sA1URoAYs.sUsoANs.
CONSULT This
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Bill Corunn
Tbe IdoH Nears Its End Big Army Team Has
As Service Game Nears a Date With Destiny
THE END OF THE HONEYMOON TRAIL
By BILL CORUM

NEW YORK, Nov. 19-Army's traditional football
,attle with Navy just two weeks away The service
game not only will mark the peak and finish of the collegiate
football but also believe the beginning of the
end of West Points complete dominance of the college
gridiron
With due respect to other team that thinks is good
wherever and however there isn't college team the country
that carry the gold helmets of Red Baks Black Knights
the Navy just possibly excepted Nor there my
pro teams that could handle the chore.
Moreover, II entirely fitting that Army and Navy
should have dominated their leagues during the and in
this finish drawing to its close But it's
just fitting that the first signs of the end of the Mules
gridiron honeymoon beginning TO appear.
One has already heard true false correspondent
doesn't pretend know that at least couple of Amys most
alwa stawarts the ragged edge shoastcay at the
Point. That this will be the last time around for them
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Aoree With Gen. Eisenhower

Cen Eisenhower spoke the sentiments Of most Of who
football he loves when he said that the Army
should be carried whatever happens to the
uncaton plan In fact the be carried
rs a tradition of our countrys most coorfui
and happiest traditions But the time has to taper
of on these "tWo Ton Tony" teams. Every honey
must end sometime eUen my friend the coonePs
gridiron
The only alternative for Army would be to join either
National Pro League the newly organized AAmerics
The boys they playing simply
can't handle such invncibles'
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
It's Another Reconversion Job

When say that is good thing that the Cadet dealers
grdron bombs giant tanks and superbombers have
reached their peak production just about to reach it.
don't it a reflection Baik or his team.
But to deqate West Point football somewhat next
year and in the years Immediately following is
other necessary reconstructon job. IL needs reUsion
doWnDard.
Indeed from West Points stand point, the
Army team, must suffer reduction poWer.
Otherwise 1t Dould out OF opponents.
In the of things it will be getting the
,oupe of years because Don Blanchard and Glenn Davis will
be graduating and Banchrd and Davses don't show
tumn how much talent scouts search for them
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

terhouse steaks in one sitting j
his dish. but this doesn't bother
his bowling
Last season he had probably
the best record of any bowler I'm
the country. Most outstanding
feat winning $1,000 Pc
tersen Classic. lie was the power
for r. e. Is capturing all three
Detroit's ma ior titles. He led the
national singles qualifying round
and finished fifth in the finals. He
will bear watching again next
month.
He eats. sleeps. talks and lives
bowling every hour Of the day.
Ne has shot 10 perfcct-ga#es,
bur 299s and two 29Ss in 13
years. He uses thrcc-fnger
ball. takes four steps and is a line
bowler. rolling an inside ball.
He suggests lots Of practice and
proper instruction. Footwork,
combined with head work will re-
suIt In better timing and TO de-
velop IL takes concentration. he
sialms.
fgenort Nois Iomonos-charLss Boehm
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Nor+hman Rolls
bbI for Top Total

Phil Northman, West Point
Five. led in the Western Travelling
League with Col as his team took
four points from Hall-Dodds. 1887
to 1907. Cass Schlaff, Sterling
shot 654 and Harold Mastis,
Northwestern Two. had a 266
IN 600
In the eastern division. George
Kloenhamer made 657 for Not
tingham Recreation. Bill Strike
had 6il for Capitol Five.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
They'II Still Be Plenty Good

What mean, however that the athletic policy he
Plains and the Severn for that matter consciously
lid time and change and decay bit by letting bit of
Of the pipes Of high recruiting and building.
West Point I'm will have good teams in the natural
long Col Earle (Redt Baik
en- Reds good coach. always has been. and West Point
has got reasonably good football material with
emphasis the military than before in this
figures better material In the future
All what m that they must be allowed to come
they would naturally hereafter and be induced
years made possible the football
juggernaut.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

evening. Dec. 4.
at the Finnish
L u I h @ T a n
Church IN In
diandale.
1t. Ala. dc-
cording to word
r &c @ n I ly re-
ceived by his
wife, Alice, who
lives at 5045
L n d erw ood,
lost his life
when he and
two others vol
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
MiIlwriqhts in Front

Millwrights, scoring 1923 for
2l3 over their average, are the
early leaders in the annual Chene-
Trombly three-man team bowling
tournament. This trio is made up
Of Walter Evasic, John Lewicki
and Frank Dettloff.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

play due to be-
ing in h @
armed forces.
he is available
for the Stroh
match on leave
from ) c o 7 I
Field, III.
He is 2S does
not smoke or
drink His only
bad habit is he
likes 20 eat
and ] mean
EAT TNEa nDr-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
OAKIAWN

N"H||TT |TTIT- ITI|E WUUUI-
Post m Detroit timer.
First Earp-W rcaf. Il'fie Wid0W Cold
FlHs C1uu.mriu. juno 90 Csmpmeetil.
SerHud FIrr-tirare PrNaJs Half Pint
Brak Ne p1sn. Mr x hocs Boy, Miss
Vault
Third Rure-Cast orr
Fourth Rare Doodle Bug Karls Best,
Shoot to Boot.
sixth F8Cs--fu To-
Eighth RsCa-Whltc Gold. Jim Pat Dor.
otby % X. suazy Wonder Witch Baytree
Bomber
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

PINnIln

Weather cloudy track East
FIRST Race--Atnifal JIM Tarfy Willow
Run Roman MafI1n
second EgS-b1y Laumpad. NayknuL
Tiutrel Busy Moments
Tllrd Eart-Maka rbrrak.
Fourth RaCe-Hush Hush Gold Tag
seventh Pare-Brlr Cat. Don Or.an.
Jai,Hs ~t-f Myfti~ AZ
EtrHtn Race-Talasea Cab siI Safety.
Match
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Services
For Ala
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

Memorial services for 1t. Ray
Ala. star amateur golfer, who was
drowned at Osaki during ty-
phoon, will be held Tuesday
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Important Cog
BY FRED WOLF
National STAR

In Therman Gibson today we
are discussing an important cog
in the r e. 3 wheel While not
rolling with his team in league
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
No Scars for Steele

Freddie Steel, tho actor. fought
a dozen years and doesn't bear a
scar.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

LOVES REC. e 20 sigtiIsS sNTLlsS 4ss{Gs 44stTs
Completely Modstnilsd Cocktail Lounge
l3s2S tsT Istttrsoo. al tasiis~n NJ s3i7.
MILLeTTS REC, "H TssY"sgsl s5ss AVE.
soStrsS scpool Pri,si, lessons Osis'
MT. ELLIOTT REC. 1880 ~ W ,.,!15 s5t'OTt
open AIi,y, TO-DAY Urui $50 p ". After a.
Visit Our Cocktail toonss. y Beautiful tonea
OLYMPIC REC sssTtOs4t ssssse . GO 2s sy5s s:t.s
" An,a. opsn sO~linup ALL DAY sat, Sur.
PALACE REC. ''!i e fsag'oI a1s,, wso., II po. ai''
0psp Bo~lns TO-DAY uatii s 80 p ~. After
%. free Parsins. Re'taurant Cocktail Lounge
PALMER PARK wSoosssD SS,ss SO.O 10 gc-;'" icss 3
10 s.22l2. open Bo~,ins From $50 A N 70
p. ". sust u. free Parttns- cOeEtAIr touhss.
pI LYnIIIu ssl7 los. cAmPAU. Ma lsis
rlAl UlUm 20 STREAMlIsER ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RLlNB0W lcals GsArISI !.sI AVE. MARCUS
$50 Doos,, rr ard Sun " so so p. ~ mn.d
ss, 10 p " oPES ALLEYS SAT- AND Sun
prn NIL WOODWARD. AT THE sLyo
1.- mlv NIT 10 SkLs1S 1Sy-,,.,,,-IIR- n = ss22 I,
Unen AileA IuUaTs s.8U n. ". UnNl y "
After 10 A. ~ All Day Saturdays. Sundays.
RIVIERA pEc s357 GRAND RlytR AVE
nlIllnH nIUt NO 1851 AIR COOLED
OPEN BOWLING NOON UTl $50 p ~.
AFTER o. AL DAY SAL. SUN. TtLL Pm.
cTITc rup ts6OO WOODWARD TO s.49i2
SIAlt ram A. stat, Fair Grounds, u Lanes
SEE THtS GREAT SHOW PLACE OF WORLD
OPEN BOWLING DAILY AT AL TIMES
TOWER REC, scsoSesASfT ,1Sii ATSfTo"sSaa 40 at .,so
HOME or rHE WEST SIDE classic
0psn Bo~lins TODAY Until $50 pm, After ~.
TWENTY GRAND lirs e A'';g az " " wAssss sisiG.
Open Alleys TODAY Unul S p. n and After "
p. ~ ALL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
Uncuc prn cAOItUK AND EVANSTON.
TUUUe htU, y IANEs. Nj st9O Faes Ma.
tions Best 90 81 900 first PriIs Slnqit, Ciastc
Dec s.s.iS.lb tniu Nov oesdlns Der o..
J, NON.B. P. A. MEMBERS
I MACK REC, !, .l,4ys 'lI,s sAcS AvtsSt ~, ,,os
Open Bowling at All Times!
MICHIGAN REC. e ~, alIsYs s,Ss'sA" q svl s.,
Open Bowling ot All lines!
WASHINGTON BOWL soos.o.oItts5 90 s'fsl StsJ of
Open Until ; A. M. Daily!
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

y1nort No,, Tomouos-chsrlss Boehm
~ Suoh
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
DRY MARTINI

Y Hiram Walkers Dis
titled London Dry Gin
Y Martini q Rossi Dry
Vermouth
Stir well with ice, strain
and serve with olive in
wel-chilled glass.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08

1-Announcements.
2-Automotive.
8-Chiropractor.
91Boats
observation-disclosures.
11-Builders.
12-Builders Supplies.
13-Business Opportunities.
14Business Service.
15-Business Sites.
o-Cleaners-Dyers.
22-Clothing.
25-Coal-Wood-Fuel Oil.
30Dairy Products.
Enhancing.
33-Dogs-Cats-Pets.
35-Drugs.
38-Dry Cleaning-Pressing.
41-Eatables.
42-Eating Places.
45-Electrical.
48--Feeds.
49-Financial.
50IFloor Finishers.
51-Florist.
52-For Rent.
53-For Rent At Reserots.
55-For Rent-Apartments.
60AFor Rent-Rooms.
Groom and Board.
65-For Rent-Houses.
70-For Sale.
73-Hardware.
75-Household Goods.
80-Houses For Sale.
85--Help Wanted-Male.
90-Help Wanted-Female.
91-1nsurance.
700-Instruction.
101-Jewelry
102-Laundry.
10ALoans.
105-Lost and Found.
110-Livestock.
111-Miscellaneous.
112-Machinery.
118-Musc.
120-Office Equipment.
121-Office For Rent.
25-Paint-Papering.
-Plumbing-Heating.
127-Printing.
130-Professional.
135-Personal
13e--Poultry
139-Radio and Repairs
150-Real Estate
152-Refrigeration Service
Seeds-Plants-Bulbs.
destinations Wanted.
157-Shoes.
16o-Transportation and Storage.
1s1-Typewriters.
ITO Wanted
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08

FOR SALE
310-12 Church St,
Large home, containing two
room apis. Extra lot on SD
Priced to sell.
Colonial Village
Six room brick bungalow !,
pink of condition. Ill
Sunset Park
Monroe St. Garage apt. contain.
screened porch, living room
bed room, bath, kitchen
Large garage & storage space
on ground floor.
Summer Hill
Four rooms, lot 100 by 132 q
100000.
II N. Jackson St.
Sunset Park. Five rooms, r..
frigerator, stove g. heater
FOSTER-H1LL REALTY CO
"We Sell The Earth"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08

IA so. 9TH, ST, LARGE EIGHT ROOM
dwelling, suitable for two families;
can be bought at the old price. H. f.
Wilder, Phone 1882.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08

c o O D OPPORTUNITY For
SMALL PLACE DOING GOOl
BUSINESS. DOWN TOWN. OWN
Err IN OTHER BUSINESS
ANWER P-1, care Star-News.
ANSWER P-1, CARE STAR
NEIUc
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08

FOR SALE - DRINK BAR IN HEART
of Jacksonville, doing excellent bust
ness. Selling Beer. Soft Drinks. Sand
witches and Etc $5.o0o.0o cash required
Must sell at once due to sickness. In
quire Double Eagle Grill. Jacksonville
N c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08

UNCLAIMED PLEDGES
Gents star sapphire ring. White
gold ---------.-------$oS.oo
Gents Diamond Cluster. Large
center stone surrounded by
eight small diamonds. Has
three and one-half carat
spread -------------$2b5.U U
Lady's wristwatch. II Jewel
Swiss movement. Solid yellow
Gold case -$37.50
Princess ring. 81 large white
diamonds. Yellow gold mount
ing $4,000
Double strand matched Gull
tured pearls. Sterling silver
clapS --------------------$lo.9o
Gents Masonic ring. Ruby
stone with encrusted emblem.
Yellow gold mounting ---$32.50
Gents genuine hand carved
onyx cameo ring set in yellow
gold mounting $27.50
Waltharn Railroad pocketwatch
in twenty year case. 81 jewels.
Yellow gold. - $3.50
Portable victrola. In good con-
dition -------$37.5 so
Holton Trumpet in case --$69.50
Elgin wristwatch. IS Jewels.
With stretch b n d. Yellow
Lady's diamond dinner ring
with three brilliant diamonds.
Yellow gold .-$49.50
Triple head Remington Elec-
trio shaver --$9.95
Gents wedding bands. 10 and
AK yellow gold -----$1250 up
Lady's antique amethyst ring.
Unusual design. White gold
mounting $3.50 !,
Dunhill Service lighters.
Gents AK yellow gold ring
with three fiery diamonds $49.50
Diamond wedding band. 40 dia-
monds all around. Platinum
mounting. -----$265. 90
Crystal gold trimmed cocktail
set with tray $3.50
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gold. Very fine make --$27.5O
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LOAN OFFICE
Front and Market
Phone 1862
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-05
R0TARIANS TAKE
FRIENDLY RIBBlNC

Wilmington Rotarians yesterday
enjoyed fellowship program
during their regular meeting at
the Friendly cafeteria in which
members Of the organization
came in for a ribbing at the hands
of Ed Carr, Fellowship commit
tee chairman.
President Tom Lilly. Past-Presi-
dent Gus Grist, DR.. Junius Smith
and E. B. Bugg all came in for
good-natured going over at Cars
hands. and President Lilly. Rich
ard Rogers, Gene Edwards and
Malcolm Lander won u loving
cup" a coffee cup encased in
cake of ice, for their rendition OF
a song in quartet style.
President Lilly reported on the
growth of International Rotary
since July Of this year. Plans
were also announced of a bowling
night to be held by the group in
January.
A report was given on the re-
suits of bridge tournament held
at the home of John Collucci last
week. During the report is was
pointed out that Collucci was high
scorer"
The assembled group stood in
silent observance Of the memory
of Rotarian Blake Applewhite who
passed away several days ago.
Guests were the Rev. j. Edward
Carter Of Milton, and a Rotarian
who has recently taken over the
pastorate of the Methodist church
at Carolina Beach. He was the
guest of the Rev. A. S. Parker.
Jack Nelson, Thomasville Ro-
tartan was also present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-05
Weekly Prayer Service
Called Off By Church

The weekly prayer service
which has been held each Thurs
day night for the past several
weeks at the Holy Church of Jesus
Christ, will not be held this week,
according to an announcement by
church officers.
Special evangelistic services will
be held Friday and Saturday night
at 7:30 o'clock with Bishop James
Cornett of Newland, as guest
preacher.
The church is located at the
corner Of South Third and Mar
steller street.