davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
as Families Get
'Mdygrove Aid
picture on Page 2O)

Marygrove College students,
working at odds against the in
fiuenza epidemic which closed
their school last Monday. repre-
sent the true spirit Of Christmas
today TO As needy Detroit families.
Although resident students had
left the campus, local girls doubled
their efforts 20 see that so quarts
Of milk. lit loaves Of bread $50
fresh tomatoes and 600 pounds
Of potatoes were delivered on
schedule yesterday.
Besides the food, there were
huge cartons of clothing, house
hold articles and toys which mad
been collected in the last month
Each of the 45 families on the
list, ranging from two 10 IS mem
bers. was completely outfitted and
cupboard shelves well stocked for
the holiday
This is the nineteenth year the
college Sodality has undertaken
such project. Lillian Stepa-
nauckas, 43l7 Fullerton, and Shir-
ley Ellis, 1924 Woodlngham. vice
projects, made arrangements for
the distribution.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Police Censor Chief
Gets Silver PLAQUE

1t Charles Snyder, head Of the
police censor's bureau, today re-
ceived a silver plaque in recog-
milton for outstanding work in
the last year.
The presentation was made by
Glenn jacobson. president Of the
Theatrical Bookers As
sociation. and Billy Grubbs Of the
American Guild of Variety Artists.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Delay Probe Of Juvenile Home

A request for one-man grand
jury investigation into conditions
at the Juvenile Detention Home
will be delayed at least six weeks
Evening star., 1945-04-01

Picture Of the Week OF the hoono GoIey Of Art The
World Poys Homoee to Spon by TepoIo Kress Colec
1t will be the subject Of brief ok the eoey dolly
this week tomorrow through Saturday II 40 ond 40 m
and next Sunday at 2:l5 ond SIS pm
Evening star., 1945-04-01
8

Coost Guord Combot Artist
Rolph Debureos, seomon first
Gloss Of Silver Spring. Nd,
sketches in O she'll torn oreo
Of leyte Islond in the Control
Philippines. Mr.. Debureos por-
tioipoted in the initioI Iondina
operations on Leyte under en-
emy ortilIery ond sniper fire
ond wos cited for monninq his
stotion while his ship wos un-
der II oir ottocks. Born in
Shonehoi, Chino. he lived for
O number Of yeors in Jopon.
His works hove been exhibited
in New York.
>
Mr.. Debureos' oil pointing
Of O motive Filipino womon
standing in the doorway Of her
thotched hut symboIizes the
suffering Of her people under
the rule Of the Joponese.
Coast Guard Photos.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-16

tDa, ali 81 Be zneron III. ma
la? ciSto sem te posabi. !" Te-
daj Sc spo1ani, da j. nelkaj hotel
rsci, - kaj je y bio? Oh, saj
res, slika. ''Mala kje pa ,je tista
tvoja slika Z"
"Tamle stoji in zakrita je.
IIarro je rekel, da je ne smsme
obesiti, ker Be ne We, ali ii bo
vSec."
Otrok odgrne zaveso in v pri-
cakovanju gleda. Toda oce ne
rece nicesar. Strmi v sliko, ka-
kor ne bi poznal deklice ma njej.
ITO je naslika1 grof Thor
stein? In to 81 ii mala! Kje sem
vendar incl svoje oei!"
Otrok 81 privilege stol k Sikh,
strga venec roz 3 glave, ovije
roke okoli kolena in obrne gla-
vico k MENU. Tako natanko,
kakor je ma Sikh. Do izraza ma
obrazu zna vse posneti. In papa
gleda MO in sliko, toda ne rece
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-16
s1kAlg j !

niti beaedice. Tedaj sc oglasi
zvulec. Knez 80 hitr0 dvigne.
'.zdsj II mofanao poislkati Be
,pravo inae med vsemi, Ii jih
imax."
"Saj 81 " Imam. Dusica mi
,je vendar ime."
ITO je samo "a Judi, XII te
imajo radi. II pa moras dobiti
ime, XII ga lahko napisemo ma
|pisnao. PojGva K mAmi in 10
vprasajva "a nasvet."
'Toda, papa, ai me ne po-
mas ii dosti bolj kakor mama?"
Spet je stopa pred siko. @ce
bi te imenovali Mario, ali pa po
tvoji rnateri Rozo :. ali pa ODE
imeni Kaj nislis? Ali Ii je
prav? ali pa obe irneni ).
Kaj mislis? Ali ii je prav? :. /.
Rozamarija, moja ljuba Roza-
maria"
Dal1e prihodnJc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-16
(Nadali lieva,lie)

Thorstsin % U ~ me- rs znse-
nj. Proti galeriji grS ia p6tska
ma vr1ta sche 3 seshri. NaipFej
nOFs vidsti 0tfolE4. N = M II
hudo razotaran. Hotel e vfdeti
poroko. Poruks nnors biti pae
nekaj cudovitees. vsakdo se je
ze tako dolgo veseIi, sal je tam
godba in vsf ljudje so veseii, lepi
in praznicni. Zdaj ps papa Ne
mara, do bi bills Dusiea poleg,
ne, mirno maj ost&ne NJ Brstt-
i1ecku, dokler ne pride papa 2
rovo mamo. DusiGinO otGutljivo
srce cuti, da je oce ne mara gle
dati pri poroki.
In res je to; knee je postal
nervozen pri misli ma stevilne
Judi, hi bodo viaeli njegMo
1lbogo nAalo, in Ri bo6o meme
cudne besede prenaSaH Cd ust do
ust. In koliko neprimernega bi
lahko storila! Cd sezuvanja eeva
ljev do najbolj 1emogocih retf
Gospa Hardensteinova 10
je morala zdaj tolaziti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-16

|na divari Il. Knex " pssmeh.
Inc ii sede zraven ME.
: 'nopolnjeno j.. IA kaj pra.
|via Il matt. Kako je ljuhka, il,
|niti I'M 4jhi1s Iaelpdnozti nj mare.
dfla. ii Ealso rdeta lea ina! IA
|gospa Hafdensteinova, je, pravj
bfser. Ljuba sariota. nikakor j
LIE pozabi reei nek4j prijaznih
besed. na ST vesela, ii reci !. !.
vsn1. da konlaj caka tega -
ia, tboga i11oja niaIa, .kaksna
pa 81 danes 2"
"Lspa, papa" ~.
lido e je pa naredi tako le.
|po?"
"fsihee mi nj rekeI, toda bra
Ia sem v Harrovih Oceh."
"Kdo je ia Harror' vprasa
mama. "Kaksen tvoj sorodnik ~
me, Thorstein, prav po.
seben prijateIj mole male
'Tako, on? Ali je res slikar?''
RES je slikar, in njegova sill
ka mole male je tako lepa, da 81
jo moras Sc pred pojedine ogle-
dali. Tudi njen4u moTava reci Sc
kaksno prijazr6 besedo zaradi
tie slike."
"Ah je Sc Raj dolznosti?" re-
&c mlada gospa.
"Samo ia, da Sc se enkrat le-
po napravis, in upam, da te bo-
do gledali prav s taksnim obcu.
dovanjem kakor pref malo. No,
mala, ali bova pokazala MANI
memo sobo? - Upan, da je to
.tudi tvoja leila. zelirn, da bi j
bila vsec. Sicer je res star a
zgradba =. -"
'Tako kakor v labirintu sc mi
zdi, Frid, - hodniM, stopnice
in, oh, who'd! Ali 81 preprican,
da ne strasi kaksna prababica
.po hodnikih? Utegnila bi biti z
menoj nezadovoljna,"
"O,> ne," vzklikne Dusica,
"prav zaneslIvo ne.''
Toda oce il nitro seze v bese.
do: "Pojdi v svojo sobico in me
poeakaj, mala - -
No je naala odsla, Sc je ozrl in
vprasal zmagoslavno: "No, kak.
sna Sc tt zdi? ?"
Mals gospa nisli, da je bilo ze
proved besed o otroku, in rece
nekoliko modrijansko: mi do
bro, ee govorimo pred otrok
prevee o nIh. Preprostost jim
vzame to-"
"Pri moji mali je nj mogoee
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-16

- ast - z vaF ..s.p ~
Moso' gu, A'aslo AonAervllano
l1Do = a1o
noece znaHke I-o 90 A-o' IN
AZ 40 - so velJavne Vsaka
"a ~ polnIoV. fO o-o' v-o'
"-o - 40 poteceJo 1o. apIala.
Tfeeesahs 1h
So: 49, e..A - - ~ . - -
70 ~ n1 - ssaAa . = 90 : =. ~ poln.os' .
80 90 90 - ~ >1 po'e
' 90 a's.a. i.
81,
$500 800. As - s,'Aa .,' s'1v. a. "a
a'. -. sistAo1 - y ve''avna
~ "
n -
lAa ...l. -; 80 - sei q = =. 2
80 .11 sa.o.e saso.nia uo a.
~ -e 20 I"' ~ -.
~ 'ese ssaAa "a PEI
salo sssoan'. - neuoiocen
sas. .sa ncu 1890 Aupoha
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-16

|vzsti, sal je preprosta u sest
|drugih." ..... IA,
svoji mladi zeni ponudi roko
|in j. povede Y njeno' novo kra-
|ljestto.
70, kako Iepo 81 to narediI,
Ftfd! Kako Ijubeznivo! In prav
mic prednikov! Kako hvalezna
sem ii. Helena je rekla, da Sc
|pri tebi G1ovek. ne. more obrniti,
me da bf .videI kdpico stricev in
'tet IL raznih stoletij 80. In "a
to v mraGnih dneh ali pozini
'nikoi nj mogla strpeti pri tebi. =
Helena je pa6 taksna. Maj
rajsi bi priredila streljanje ma
tarce in "a taree hi bile stare
.tete. PRAY mic spostovanja do
Iprednikov ne pozna. Moi oce je
incl zrnerom tezave z MO"
"Samo pokraj jinske slike obe-
sa ma stene =. in svojo sbirko
plemenskih konj ima."
"Strasno!' 81
Oba sta Sc snaejala ;. I'm
vendar Sc dajejo ljudje Sc zme-
rom slikati'', je rekla mlada 60
spa. "Ali je morda Ia Thorstein
kaksen novotarski slikar, XII gle
da san1o ma Hraz in razsvetfja-
70. Nekateri so taksni, da slika-
10 zelene lase in visnjeve noso-
We. Takega spomina ne bi rada
pusti1a poznejsim rodovom."
Njen smeh zveni po visokih
sobanah. in knee ovije svoje roke
okoi ME.
" poletni sobici je morala
Dusica zelo dolgo 'cakati svoje-
ga oeeta. Ker je potrpezljiv O.
trok, j to mic ne de, in toliko
reei lahko med tenn premislju-
je. j.
'Kako je zamisljena"!
Papa Sc smeje, njegove lepe
oci sc iskre in otrok vidi, da Sc
je nekaj v MEM izpremenilo.
Kakor bi bill iznenada postal ei-
sto mlad, ceprav tudi pref nj bill
star. Hodi po sobi sem in TIA,
code predse in 81 cello pozabi
prizgati cigarette.
'Zdaj pa nisva vec sama, ma
Ia. Mama! zivahno DO tn posta-
|lo!" .-- -...->... e. u
Code predse in gleda skozi
|okno po veeernem nebu, XII Sc IL
ten.ni. In po.em Sc obrne in re-
lie preseneceno:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-16

sDllxicd sBozoIl,lurii1
ssy11.)cx = lll Noszr,
n xsst1 sia1E q
Oh Posiovel1iI Bofb Rih)efsiE
y,

'rUsiove1,iT BofI Is;ll1efsie

Danes insa DuSiea spet svpji
IGezlje vesslja, venee roz in s sre
hrom tkano ob1eko IL tenGice pt
HaT1ovena i1AErttI Se zxnsrCm II
prava srebrna obleka, toda mai,
bolj blizu j je. ii z1aj stoji ia
prstih in &c snuka okoIi Harr1
Pog1ej me! Kako sem Il
vsec?''
Harro zanaisljeno odkimava,
b0lj kakor kdai pref je prepri-
dan, da je nesposoben "a vzgoji-
teIia princes.
''zeio 4fenavadno je, Harro, I"
tozi gospa Hardensteinova.
Obleka je narejena il tancice,
III j0 je nekje iztaknil Harro, ter
pKepaetena : drobnO kovanimi
srebqnimi trakovi v preprostih
vzorcih. In vendar je presenecen
mad vtiskom, XII ga zbuja otrok.
Ob1eka se bolj poudarja skriv-
llostno, svecano neznost, XII veje
z11eroz1 olkoli Dusice.
'Harro," sepne gospa Har-
densteinova, "ali nj pravi pred
raffaelski angelGek? Ma vsak Oh
tar bi jo lahko postavii. In sal
veste, kako vazen je prvi vtisk. =
"No, potem je kakor nalasc,
da bo videla matt otroka mai
pref v obleki, XII poudarja ME
govo posebsaost Steer pa
vam sve6ano obljubljam, da sc
ne bonn nikoli wee vtikal med
vprasanje obleke."
In zdaj Sc slisi nekje dalei
topovski strel Mic vec sc ne
da napraviti. Dusica je kakor
bel plamen IL ilij ma oltarju, 81
misli Harro. In kako Sc srebro
lepo prilega k njenim udom, ka.
ko je gladko in kako Sc lesketa
kakor kacja koza. Kako Sc zna
Dusiea 1epo gibati. In rdeGi ve-
nee kaze, da nj mrtva, da nista
na njej sar1a belina in 8 a m O
srebro
Gospodicna Klara je sicer ma
pravila pri tretji kitici prigodne
pesmi majhen odmor, toda lepe
rjave oci mlade kneznje SO Sc
tako veselo iskrile, da je nitro
nasla nit DO nadaljevanja. Ko-
Mi, HI 50 jih vzklikajoei otroci
ma danasnje dolznosti,
so postal zdaj neko1iko nemir-
nj. Knet in kneznja sta izstopi-
la in sla po9asi eez most, XII dr.
Ii sez gIobok jarek.
Oh grajskih vratih, kjer wise
stoji Dusica Gisto ga
ma in rece: DoArodosla, mama
in papa!' kakor j zelel oce. Co
spodje v frakih stopijo nekoliko
I,azaj IN kne.nja de v zadrssi:
Ali mi hos dala poljubGek 2"
Mlada, ltabka gospa : ravi-
mi ocmi Sc skloni k Dusici. Tel
pa Sc zdi, kakor bi norala sto-
riti neAaj nenavadnegA, in OBJ
ljubi il:
"Tako dobra bom, kolikor
bonn mog1a biti."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-16

= kne1sija y spet dyigne. w
|sela, da je konec neprijetnega
trenutka, kajti vse oci gledaio
yanjo " bali hskor pref. Ia
zdaj suae Du1ica pozdrauiti ODE
|tay = BjsUvs osi y zaislrre Oh
|p1pz1plA pQ,eau, p0d roks %
vxarle in ' troie gredo po stop
micah Y ysillto sprejen1nieo.
Tam be II zbrala gospoda s
sosedAih Sradov, mestni odlic-
|nilj II xupriki cerkva, XII so pod
gr45skim v1rstvom. Vsakdo "a
mfha14 nek1j primernih besed.
Mlada kneznja mora odgovarja-
III ii se srnehIhti, in sama izpre-
covert Se nekAj besed, XII Sc jim
pa pozna, da ne pridejo vselej
ma pravi naslov. Knez ne izpusti
'svoje male izpod roke, kakor bi
'se bal, do ma Ne bi usla ali pa
naredila kaj neprimernega. In
obi gostov poGivajo skoraj prav
toliko ma njej, kakor ma njeni
mladi materi. Nikoli Sc MISC vi
deli tako od baizu otroka,' o ka-
terem sc je toliko govorilo. In
debela gospa v kotu je sepnila
svoji sosedi:
'Nihce 81 ne bi mislil, da mo-
rejo imeti ma Braunecku tako
I1epo bite. Ali ste poznali prin-
ceso Helene? Prosim vas! Ali pa
poglejte ma stene. Da, moski so
vsi prav lepi, toda !"
Dusica Sc danes vede imenit-
no, ma vsako vprasanje odgo-
varja cello precej pravilno, in
We, da mora pred starimi DANA
mi in gospodom grajskim zup-
nixon ukloniti koleno. Knez "a
ri. Pravkar je opazil nedalec cd
Isvojih sosedov in ,stanovskih
'vrstnikov grofa Thorsteina.
"Ljuba 6arfota, zdaj ii mo-
ram predstaviti Sc nasega mai
blizjega soseda, grofa Thorstei-
ma. - Ksj della plemenits urnet-
most? Ali cvete in uspeva? -
'Grof Thorstein bo velik slikar
in DO dial nasemu koticku zemlje
'lesA slave" 49, >, ,.
Mada kneznja gleda z ocit-
MIN ugodjem visoko sosedovo
'postavo. Sc cello majhno salo 81
Idovoli:
"ze zdaj mas prekasa", rece
in ga pogleda kvisku. Il
"Zdaj ne, visokost," rece
Thorstein in Sc ukloni, da bi
|poljubil mlado roko. "Vase viso-
.kosti najponiznejsi in najhva-
leznejsi sosed. Grad ,Brauneck
mi je dal -ze marsikaj, "a kar
mu ne morem bfti dovolj hvale-
zen." ..s..-
ITO zveni prav prijazno", od-
vrne mlada kneznja. "Saj pre-
bivate vse leto tn, ali ne? Dobri
sosedje bono ostali in dostikrat
Sc bono videli."
Meme oei Sc neprestano vra-
eajo k velikemu mozu. Drugi
gospodje so po vecini starejsi.
Mad prime in sorodnik je tn, XII
se mu visnjev trak prav lepo
podaja k odkriteniu, svezemu,
mladeniskemu obrazu. Vneto Sc
pogovarja z malo, in 81 misli, da
DO to prijetna soseStina i. 4.
Zdaj Sc vsi poslove, - nekaj
gostov Sc DO spet pokazalo pri
vecerji. Kneznja je prestala svoj
sprejem.
2 vzdihom olajsanja omahne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-16

NoznoniIo! NoznoniIo!
cenjeni javnosti sporo6amo. da sno otvoriN ;
Leonos Dress, Suits & Coat Shoppe
Fine oblsks. su1njs. rotne torbice. in druge }
pofreb3Eine. ..s
L. GIZIEWICZ, lastnik 7olo BROADWAY ;
Evening star., 1945-11-29
'Connors Murder Trial
Postponement Asked

The Government filed a motion in
District Court today to postpone
until January IA the trial of Ray
mond F. Connors. 30. charged with
hrst-degree murder in the trailer
slayings of Edward Barker and Pany
Casbarian.
Connors, who is charged Jointly
with Joseph Vinci, 81, of New York,
in the killings, which occurred last
February on an automobile sales lot
at Fourteenth and N streets NV.
was scheduled to go on trial tomor-
row.
The motion for postponement de-
clared the prosecution was not ready
and revealed that two important
Government witnesses are suffering
| from automobile injuries.
Assistant United States Attorney
Charles B. Murray said in an affl-
davit that he needs additional time
to prepare the case. Mr.. Murray
explained that until recently, AS
sistant United States Attorney John
W. Fihelly was slated to handle the
case, but Mr.. Fihelly is scheduled to
go to Japan to participate in trials
of war criminals.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Bette Davis to Marry
Artist Tomorrow

I By the Associated Press.
/. HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 29-Bettt
Davis will be married tomorrow tc
William Grant Sherry. 31-year- -olc
artist, recently discharged from
the Navy. at st. Mary's Episcopa
Church at Laguna Beach.
1t will be the second wedding ir
Miss Davis family within a week
Her mother, Mrs. Ruth F. Davis
was married to Robert Woodbury.
Palmer, Boston businessman, last
Saturday.
The actress uncle, the Rev. Pau
Gordon Favor, ofhciated at the
Palmer wedding and will perform
the ceremony at Miss Davis wed
ding
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Union Plea 10 Freeze
Taxi Licenses Denied
Iby Commissioners

The District Commissioners today
refused a request by Taxicab Oper-
ators' Local 935 (AFL) that they
ask the Office of Defense Transpor-
tation to freeze the issuance of tax
icab licenses until Congress acts on
union bill to limit the number of
cabs In the District.
THE ODT is being dissolved al
most Immediately, the Commis-
sioners said in a telegram to the
union. Tn any case we would not
take or recommend any action which
would amount to preiudging the
case, That only Congress can de-
eide"
The Commissioners decision will
be presented to the general member
ship along with other grievances
against the Public Utilities Commis-
sion Saturday at meeting where
members will vote on walkout, Mr..
Putnam said.
The union said that it's bill to
limit the number of cabs to 500 for
each 100000 population has been put
into legal form and is ready for In
PRODUCTION into the House. The
House District Committee reported
the bill would be introduced ION re-
quest when it is received.
Previously, the cab men had asked
the Commissioners themselves to
impose a freeze on licenses but were
advised by the city heads, acting on
the opinions of Corporation Counsel
Vernon E. West, that this would be
illegal.
The union charged that PUG
Chairman James H. Flanagan con-
tinues to refuse to hold public
hearing on its request for zone
changes and group-riding rate in
creases unless the union will pay the
cost
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Botoon Is Established
As National Park

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, Nov. 29.-President Ser.
gio Osmena today signed an order
creating national park on Bataar
Peninsula, honoring its heroic Fill
pino and American defenders.
Gen. Wainwright, forced to sur
render there. said recently that he
intends to return to Bataan, aftel
retiring from the Army, to build 9
memorial to his fallen comrades.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
MEATS
NOW
POINT
FREE!

CONTINUE SAVING USED FATS!
The Secretary Of Agriculture
soys even though rotionins is
ended there still remoins the
need to soIvoee used fots, so
continue TO sove ond turn in
used fots os ony decline in
fot soIvose moy result in sreot-
er soop Shortages.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18

IL cup butter or fortified mar
garine. f-.
IA cup boiling water.
2 teaspoons salt.
IL teaspoon pepper.
If bread is too fresh, place in
slow oven, along with the dough-
nuts and dry out to fine crumbs.
Crumble both bread and crumbs.
While bread is toasting add raisins
and butter Or margarine to boiling
water and set aside-raisins will
plump, butter or margarine will
melt. When crumbs are prepared
add salt, pepper, herbs, onion.
parsley and celery. Toss together
until well mixed. Add the liquid
and toss together lightly.
Variations
Chestnut Dressing: Omit 2 cups
of bread crumbs; add 2 cups
chestnuts, boiled and chopped
rather coarsely. (Omit chestnut
PURGE from menu.)
Mushroom Dressing: Add 8 OF.
can mushrooms, sliced or button,
using liquid from mushrooms in
stead of water.
Fruited Dressing: Add l cup
cubes of tart apples: or IL cup
dried fruit (prunes, apples,
peaches, etc. soaked and cut into
cubes or strips.
English Plum Pudding
2 cups bread crumbs.
l cup suet.
l cup sugar.
3 eggs. 49,.
1 teaspoon cinnamon.
l teaspoon nutmeg.
l cup stoned raisins.
! cup currants.
l cup milk.
/ cup molasses.
l teaspoon salt. +'
l cup flour.
l teaspoon powdered cloves.
l teaspoon soda.
1-3 cup whole raisins.
IL cup cut citron.
Add spices to the flour and mix
thoroughly with fruit. Add suet,
Il GLASSES, sugar and well beaten
eggs to the bread crumbs. Dis
solve soda in milk and add to the
above mixture. Last stir in fruit
and flour. Place in mold and
steam four hours. Yield: sufficien'
for 2 quart mold. ut takes at least
an hour to heat thoroughly before
serving. Steaming again is the best
method of heating.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
PERSONALS

Miss Jeanne Strange has left for
Baltimore, Md, where she will
spend Christmas with relatives.
Miss Byah Thomson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Thomson
Of Forest Hills, Miss Ida 10 Ora
ham, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Graham OF 208 North 18th
street, and Miss Dorothy Cameron,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Cameron Of 1921 Chestnut street,
and students at Converse college
in Spartanburg, S. c., are spend
ing the Christmas holidays at their
homes here,
Miss Gloria Bruce, student al
East Carolina Teachers college in
Greenville, will arrive on ,Wednes.
day to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E.
Bruce at their home in Lake
Forest.
Mrs. George H. Michel left by
motor yesterday morning &C,
companied by her brother-in-law
Fred Michel for New York city
where she will join her husband
who is en- route home from service
in the Pacific. They will reside ir
New York city. Mrs. Michel is the
former Lucille Futrelle, daughter
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
CLUB CLOCK

A meeting of the Crepe
Myrtle Garden club will be held
in the Chadbourn building Fri
day at $3.50 o'clock.
The Wornan's Society of Chris
tan Service of the Sunset Park
Methodist church will meet
Wednesday at II o'clock at the
church. .-4.
- Circles 1, 2 and 3 of South
side Baptist church will meet
this evening at 8 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. N. W.
Allen, 206 Williams street.
Members are requested to bring
a small gift.
The East Wilmington Home
Demonstration club will hold a
Christmas party Thursday eve
ming at $3.50 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Charles Franklin Jones,
Market street road.
The Audubon Home Demon
stration club will meet this
evening at 8 o'clock for the
annual Christmas party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Stands on Audubon boulevard.
All members and their husbands
are invited, and asked to bring
a gift for the Christmas tree.
The Bradley's Cree. Home
Demonstration club will hold
the annual Christmas party
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock with Mrs. l. T. Dexter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
Marguerite Kerr And Capt. Pretlow
Wed AT Post Chapel AT Camp Shelby

man, Mayburn Leslie Kerr, Jr.,
brother of the bride and grooms-
men were Capt. Richard Karns and
Capt. Robert Lide of Camp Shelby
and Russell Foster of Kinston, N.
c., and Wilmington.
Little Mary Ann Rhodes of
Louisville, served as the flower
girl.
4 program of nuptial music was
presented by Mrs. D. F. Rutt,
organist, and Cpl. Ira Gerig of
Camp Shelby, sang Because"
and 20 Promise Me-" Prior to the
ceremony Clair de Lune was softly
played and during the ceremony
Mrs. Rutt played Meditation and
Moonlight Sonata.
The bride wore a gown of white
slipper satin styled with basque
waist, net yoke and a slight hustle
effect at the back. Her finger
tip veil of illusion was held in
place by a softly draped' coronet.
She carried an arm bouquet Of
white Gala lilies.
The bridesmaids wore deep rose
taffeta fashioned along similar
lines as that of the brides gown
and carried arm bouquets of aqua
tinted chrysanthemums and wore
head arrangements of net with
shoulder length wells. The maid-of-
honor carried lavendar chrysan-
themums and wore a similar frock.
A reception was given. by the
brides parents Immediately after
the wedding at the station officers
club on the post Members of the
wedding party formed the receiv-
ing line. After the reception the
couple left for a wedding trip to
New York city and Wilmington,
N. C. Mrs. Pretlow wore for
travelling a black wool suit styled
with rounded yoke outlined with
jeweled trim and a corsage Of
gardenias.
Members of the bridal party
entertained the couple at a re.
hearsal dinner on Friday evening
at the Camp Shelby officers club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
Lieut.. Mayors,
Lieut.. Andrews
Wed In Colorado

MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Mayors of
Augusta, Kansas, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Kath-
lyn, lieutenant Army Nurse Corps,
to james Andrews, lieutenant
United States Army, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Andrews of Will
mington.
Chaplain Ernest C. Billers read
the service at a beautiful cere-
mony at the post chapel at Camp
Carson, Colo, on November 10.
Lieut.. Ruth Kanap was the maid.
ot-honor and Lieut.. Friedrich Dav.
IS YVES the best man.
Upon separation from the serv-
ice Mrs. Andrews will join Lieut..
Andrews in Wilmington, after
which Lieut.. Andrews will report
for duty at Fort Sam Houston,
Texas.