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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17
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(Nadalj ljevosje)
Agnes Gunthsr
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersik

Nadaljevonje)
''No, Harro. ii Sc pa res ne
mores pritozevati. Gospel graf
ski zupnik s svojinai lepini pes
mimi. 8 svojimi kratkimi obis-
III =" r..
"on je pac bella vrana, Jane
EEK, in njemu podobnih nj do
sti. v splosnem bodo pa mole
besede le upravicene. Zelo me
je pretreslo. Grajski zupnik mi
je povedal neko stare, grozot-
no zgodbo. Ia zgodba nj TAXA,
kakor SO druge. Grozotna je
sama ma sebi. Zadela je Glove
ka moje krvi in zadela ga je
tako, da 81 cloveka lahko natan-
ko predstavljam. Njeno zrtev
poznam. Sisal sem, kako je
morala ma kolenih klecati pred
trdim mozem sredi Lipovega
griea, in kako SO njene solze
rosile ma kamenite plosee. Moi
bog, kako je lie prisla na svoja
uboga kolena in sama spet VISTA
la, ker Sc je start Inoz nj maral
dotakniti? Bal Sc je, da ne bi
te roke oslabile njegove wolfe" "
"Mislim, da jo je bozG norec
dvignil in potolazil," je nekel
Ivan Friderik. "Dejal j je: Pu-
si starr cerkveni kljue, sal hos
nebeska vrata lahko sama ma
sla.'
'Ivan, kako tt je prisel cerk-
veni kljuc ma misel?"
eta beseda je ma enem izmed
zadnjih listov napisana z rdecim
svincnikom."
"Potem pa ze tudi JAZZ vidim
duhove, oziroma slisim jih - in
zdaj bonn lie Sc napravil tisto
sliko."
ENAINPETDESETO
POGLAVJE
Presenecenje
In nekega vecera zaupa knee
Harru: "Predstava je dolocena
"a deseti oktober. Tako dalec
smo ze vse uredih in pripravili.
Ali lahko to zaupamo tvoji Ro-
Ii ali ne? Samo ia dan DO mo-
goce zbrati vse potrebne ljudi.
In pevko smo naposled tudi do
bill. Tvoj prijatelj je he obu-
paval mad tenn, da hi jo nasel.
Baje je Sc zelo mlada in memo
znamenje tudi se nj ma visini,
ina pa prelep glas cudno veil
kega obsega. Drugace bi bilo
treba vse samospeve v sopra-
nu izpremeniti, pokyariti. Kaj,
ali bi zdaj tole odkrila RoA ali
ne? ze zdaj je tako srecna in
utegnila bi Sc spet prevec raz-
veseliti."
ITO je skoraj zanesljivo," je
zastokal Harro. 'Prevec Sc bo
razveselila. Morda ze v mislih,
In kako bo vse pripravljeno, j
1noras ii sam povedati, oce.
Sal je tvoje dragoceno dari.
To-"
"Ljubi Harro, brez tvojega
prijatelja bi bill le YES trud "a
man." 80 ~ i've
Odlocila sta Sc, da bosta Sc
pocakala, in Harro je Sci v sta.
70 lozo v cerkvi, da bi pogle.
dal, kako bi bilo mogoce spra.
viii Rozo vanjo. Videl je, da SC
DO dalo vse lepo urediti. Loza
je bila orglam nasproti, poleg
nje pa velika cakalnica, ki je
drzala k stopnicam ma prosto
Tako hi lahko Rozomarijo vsaA
trenutek odnesli, ne da bi bile
to kaj motilo slovesnost. ciste
tho ne e dalo Cd ended izginiti
Il cerkvene ladje nihce nj mo-
gel videti v leko, kvecjenu s ko'
ra, ki je bill pa dalec stran. Vst
to je bio zelo ugodno in Har
no je spet za6el upati ma uspeh
Ogledal 81 je cd starosti rjave
naS.knyYa a. txycAr1ai s4aeypoIniYni n9
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

vlada sama obtozila veleizdaje
in izsiljevanja. Hasting je VISA
ko krivdo tail, trdil je cello da
|so Indijci izredno zadovoljni z
njegovim vladanjern in da 50
mu postavili stevilna svetisca.
To trditev, ki je sprva vse pre-
senetila, je nazadnje pravilno
pojasnil Edmund Burke, ki je.
dejal:
''Hastingove navedbe ne "a
vracam. Resnica pa je, da po-
stavljajo Bengalci svoja sveti-
Sea predvsem zlobnim bozan-
stvom, da bi ma ia natin odvra-
cali cd sebe nesreco. Svetisca
Warrena Hastinga stole OBJ Gan
gu sredi svetisc zoper kolero in
spolno kugo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

Mad Rudnem so imeli Prusi
postavljen top: Ostrostrelec Bri-
co. XII je podrl svaba ma 400 me-
trov. je izbral pripravno mesto.
Strel Sc je zlil med rafali Svab
pri topu Sc je zvrnil v sneg. Top
je umolknil. Priskocil je drugi.
toda strel IL Bricove puske ga
je polozil poleg prvega. Svabi
so besneli. toda do topa nj mo-
gel nihse. Gestapovci so z brzo'
strelkami silili vojake naprej
"Nemogoee" je krieal mad mimi
oficir. kateremu so posiGali vo
Jake v smrt. v prepiru je Gesta
povec vzdignil Brzostrelko in
pobil upornega oficirja.
Pod veeer so spolzele po sne
gu partizanske smucarske pa
trole. Nenadoma SO Sc pojavil
v belih haljah med eSvabi. zala
jala je strojnica in drzni napa
dalci SO izginili v noe. Preplase
nj so Sc stiskali Svabi. divje sc
preklinjali Gestapovci.
Gas pa je bill obupno mrzel
80 stopinj mraza je bilo. zene il
dekleta il vasi so nosile partiza
nom ma polozaje cal in jedi. v
domu je govoril zagar in ma
vduseval borce in vaseane.
Drugi dan Sc je zaSel napac
znova. z vso silo so Sc zaganjal
Svabi. toda do partizanskih po
lozajev MISC mogli. Tri strojni
Ska gnezda jih MISC pustila bli
zu. Henrik Bicek, Maks Krmel
in Toncek. trije mitraljezci lezt
vroeienimi obrazi "a strojni
cami. Ne vidijo in ne slisijo dru
gega kot Pruse v belih haljah
XII drive proti MIN. Sc opotekajo
krice jurisajo in padajo pree
njihovimi strojnicami. Trije mi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
. s.#..
Bitka pri Drag osah

Celovca 50 pripeljali topove.
J v skofjeloskih hribih SO Sc
prieeli boil. "
Pod robom Jelovce. v prelepi
Selski dolini. med pasniki in VII
seSimi njivicaini. sredi hrusk in
cresenj. so cepele Drazgose. pri-
jazna vas z d. brimi ljudmi.
Zdaj je visok sneg zamedel VISA
pota. Kljub temu SO Sc cd vseh
strani zbirale partizanske edi-
nice in il osvobojenih Drazgos
in Peeevja napadali postojanke.
v ljudeh v dolini je bio priea'
kovanje. sepetaje so Sc pozdrav.
ljali messani: "Partizani ,
Drazgose Pesevje Svo'
boda .. =.
Vsak dan so silile svabske pa
trole proti Drazgosam. Vraeale
so Sc krvavirni glavami. vednc
vec je bilo krizev ma kranjskem
pokopaliseu. Partizani. XII jih JIG
vodil spanski borec Joze Gregg
ric in Jim je bill politkomisa,
Stane zagar. uSitelj il Dobrave
so zavrnili vsak napad. Tods
vedno move kolone so prodirale
cd vseh strani. Cd Radovljice
cd Krope. cd skofje Loke
okrog $4,000 Prusov in Nadia
row je grozilo Drazgosam.
Dne 9. januarja. Sc pred dnen
Sc je priSel napad. Zagrmelo j.
IA topov. XII so jih privlekli sva
bi. zvizgale SO mine in zalajal'
strojnice. Svabi v belih plascil
so pijani naskakovali partizan
ske polozaje. Toda ii SO bill ko
zid. liza mel pod vasjo. izz;
skal in his so Sc oglasale parti
zanske puske in prevraeale Pru
Sc v sneg.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

Sodnik: ''zakaj ste ustrelili
svojega soproga Z lokom in pu-
scico Z"
Obtozenka: "zato, ker nisem
hotela buditi mojih otrok.
Gospodar (zasaci hlapca v
brivnici):: ''Tako, vi Sc strizete
med delom, ma moi racun?"
Hlapec: ''Saj mi tudi lasje ra-
stejo med delom."
Gospodar:: PA ne vsi.''
Hlapec: II, sal 81 ne bonn vseh
ostrigel."
Mozak pride v urednistvo in
ponudi $50 nagrado onemu, XII
bi vrnil pobeglo macko njegovi
zeni.
Urednik ga vprasa zaeudeno
"Ali nj to prevelika nagrada "a
macko?"
Mozak: ''Ne v tenn slucaju
kajti macko sem namrec utopil
JAZZ"
Matt: "Janezek, pa bi vendal
dal tudi svoji sestrici kosceh
sladkorja, Sc cello koklja da pi
scetom najboljse crve."
Janezek: "Gotovo. Crve bi tu
di JAZZ dal sestrici."
Kmetova molitev: 20 Bog
poslji mi dez, kajti odkar je sire
la ubila mojo tasco, mi Sc mis-
napravil nobene usluge."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
Oh obletnici najvecje xrnage
slovenskih partizanov

Bozic ls4l. Visok sneg je po-
krival Gorenjsko. Cerkve 50 bi-
le zaprte. polnoenice nj bilo.
Gestapo je ze posegel krvavo
roko med ljudi. Po ulicah SO
udarjali trdi koraki pruskih pa
troll. po izoranih cestah so vozili
kamioni in tanki. Ljudje so Sc
zapirali Sc pred policijsko uro v
stanovanja. le izdajalci SO Sc
vlacili okrog vogalov in prezali
ma besede.
Pri sv. Miklavzu mad Skofjo
Loko pa je bila slovenska pol
noSnica. edna ma Gorenjskena.
Cerkev je bila natlaeeno polna.
Drobno zvonenje je plavalo v
dolino. Svoboden pozdrav zasuz.
njeni zemlji.
Resi- mas Nemcev 80. so pro-
sill ljudje in S solzami oeeh
gledai partizane. XII so prepeva'
Ii boziSne pesmi.
Mad cerkvijo je stall ma strait
partizan.
Nikoli ne bo tu Prus gospo
dar!
"se do pomladi izselite 70.00
Slovencev. ii kraji morajo bit
spet nemski." Sc je glasila zapc
we'd Gauleiterja Kutscheri. Pre-
plah je zajel ljudi. Gestapo j
bill ma delu. Ponoci je vdiral
stanovanja in odpeljeval druzi
ne. dolgi vlaki so vozili v inter
nacijo.
Tedaj pa Sc je nekaj zgodile
Avtomobili. XII so vozili pre-
gnance so prieeli naenkrat voz
ii pruske vojake. Skozi Kran
so korakale kolone SS-ovcev. i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
A N e X d O T A

Warren Hasting, generalni
guverner Vzhodne Indie, je
plenil cd |. 1773 do |. 1855 po-
verjeno mu ozemlje ma taksen
nacin, da ga je nazadnie britska
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

~ napad hifi. skozi vedno move
xasede Sc prebija in vedno vec
| je zarez ma njegovi puski- IA
vsakega svaba ena.
| Kdor gre skozi Drazgose. SO
ustavi pri Bickovi skali. Tam
sta bila v zasedi brata Bicka.
proti katerim 50 zaman podile
obupane svabe gestapovske br-
zostrelke. Zaman 50 So zaganja.
Ii Svabi proti njuni strojnici do
skale MISC prisli. Tedaj je bill ra-
MEN Henrik glavo in noge.
Ubij me-" je prosil brata.
Mel" je govoril brat.
"Moras. drugaee me dobe sva-
BIZ" TX
Brat je molSal in streljal in
streljal. In ko nj rnogel ves. je
izpolnil bratu zeljo. =
Skala je dobila ime po bratih
Bickova skala. Vecen spomenik
junastva. zvestobe in bratovske
ljubezni.
Popoldne je bill boj ma vrhun-
Gu. Rafali in streli so So zlivali
v emo samo grmenje. Svabi 50
ze pridrli do partizanskih polo
zajev. Tedaj so partizani we'll
v roke bombe in jih pregnali
nazaj.
Ponoci je odsel v dolino mi
traljezec Tone. S seboj je incl
deset tovarisev. v kozolcu SO ia
borili Svabi. Naenkrat so zadr-
drale strojnice. bombe so ma
pravile il vsega skupaj krvavo
gmoto. To ie bill Tone svojo
desetino.
Tretji dan so Sc oglasili topovi
IL vseh strani. Nemci so napa-
dali z novimi silami. Med stras-
MIN strojnienim ognjem 50 Sc
partizani umikai med poruse-
mimi hisami. Zvonik je bill ze
davno podrt. v mraku 81 je uti-
rala partizanska vojska pot v
Jelovico. Prebili so obroc. Pet
najst jih je ostalo v Drazgosah.
Is in 1000 Prusov. XII so ostali
ma bojiscu. Ii so lezali krvavi in
trdi v snegu. Kot drva so jih
nalagali ma sani in jih vozili v
dolino. Ponoei so jih prepelja-
vail ma pokopalisee. Kljub temu.
so izvedeli ljudje o partizan-
ski zmagi. Drazgose SO bile ge-
slo upora tistih dneh.
Nemci so pridrli vas. Kar
so zajeli ljudi. so jih odpeljali s
seboj. 48 pa so jih zazgali 8 hi
sami vred. StarSke. zene in otro-
ke. Nato so pozgane zidove raz-
strelili in kamne zravnali z zem-
lilo.
Drazgos nj bilo vec. Unieil jih
je okupator. kot je unieil ma sto-
tine vasi ma nasi zemlji. Ljudje
so hirali po taboriscih. v duhu
so gledali cvetoee eresnje okrog
his in femme gozdove ma Jelo-
vici in umirali hrepenenjem v
srcih.
Toda partizani so ostali. we'd
no vee jih je bilo. zaman jih ie
skusal unieiti okupator. Streljal
je talce Begunjah in obesal
ljudi ma kole sredi NEST. Toda
upor je naraseal. Glas o bojih
v Drazgosah je sci po vsej zem-
lii dvigal je zavest ljudi. jih
vzpodbujal in hrabril.
Kutschera svoje naloge nj il.
polnil. Bitka v Drazgosah in
vse. XII SO sledile. 50 mu to pre-.
preSile. >.
To je bila najvecja bitka in
zmasa slovenskih partizanov'
Tri leta je cd takrat. v nepre.
stanih bojih, SO popadali drax.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
"a kro+ek Gas
Zbral r. 6. IL Metropole.

Prvi pijancek: 'Hej, vi, kje
je druga stran ceste?'' 4.
Drugi pijancek: (Kaze ma
drugo stran, "Tam-le je.'
Prvi: .'Nemogoce! Pravkar
prihajam cd tam, pa so mi po-
vedali, da je tukaj."
Zdravnik (Ko je namazal grlo
pacijentu): "'Tri dolarje, pro-
SIM"
Pacijent (zacudeno): "Za tri
dolarje JAZZ lahko pobarvam cello
kuhinjo."
goski junaki. komaj deset jih je
ostalo. d,
Toda Titova armada nadalju'
je njihovo delo. novo zivljenje
klije na osvobojenih krajih. Tu'
di v Drazgosah bodo kmalu
vzcvetele Sresnje. med zelenimi
travniki v bregu bodo zrastle
move hise. Pod BiSkovo skalo pa
bodo sedeli otroci in 81 pripove
dovali pravljico 0 drazgoskih
junakih. Tugo.
'Slovenski porocevalec,"
10. januarja, 1945
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-11
Supper Meet
Is H ED By
Woman S Club

North Carolina Junior Sorosis
held the monthly session in the
form OF dinner meeting Monday
evening in the Sorosis clubhouse
on North Third street. The long
table was beautifully decorated
with a floral centerpiece OF ger
beras and yellow chrysanthemums
thanked by candles in silver hold
erS.
Following dinner, business OF
the hour was transacted with Mrs.
Lewis Bright, president, presiding.
Plans were made for bridge
tournament to be given at the
clubhouse on Tuesday, February
10. This party will be under the
direction Of Mrs. Roy v. Allen,
Ways and Means chairman. Plans
were also discussed for a supper
meeting in March with a state Of
fcer as guest speaker. During the
evening routine reports were given
by the various committee chair
men and future projects were dis
cussed.
Miss Mary Nichols, chairman OF
the tuberculosis Seal sales COM
mittee, reported a successful cam
paien which was held in the post
office during the two weeks pre-
ceding Christmas.
After the business meeting
most enjoyable program was Civ.
en- and fashion show was enjoy
ed while several of the members
of the club modelled attractive
hats.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-11

A leading performer in the first
edition Of the Southern Ballet, a
Helen Rene Dance Studio produc-
ton to be staged Friday night at
New Hanover High school. is Ma
con Rice. The star dance duo OF
|D'Aubour and Rene will head the
list of performers, which also in
cludes Joanna Corbet, Carl San
ders, Jr., Barbara Lilies, Jessie
May Carroll, Edythe Godfrey, Cla-
ra June Ward, Betty Singleton, Ha-
eel Lackey, Geraldine Wilson, Mar
lene Morgan, Shirley Clark, Bever-
| ly Sumner. Lillian Grace Ander-
son, Kent Miller, Betty Jean ALL
man Helen Sutton, Barbara Rose
Armstrong, Barbara Ann johnson,
Beverly Fisher, Mary Helen Pat
ton, Billie May Carter, Betty Har-
rison, Mary Helen Tudor, Betty
Ann johnson, Styron Harris, Jr.,
Frances Bracry, Shirley Allen,
Dorothy Smith, Nancy Bruce, Ann
Bruce, Barbara Jean Alistin, Joyce
Wray, Sara LoWder Hurst, Dick
Robinson, Ann Meadors, Mary
Frances Lilies, Cynthia Tilden,
Thomas Landen, Camille Ellis,
Sherri Matthews, Jean johnson.
J. W. Permenter, Betsy Permen-
ter, Shirley Ann Dolly, Lillian
Dooly. Bobby Perkins, Mildred
West, Ann Carady, Beulah May
Maness.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-11
By RUTH MILLETT

They called her Mary Anne. She
was born in the snow, in front
of the hospital. 1t takes a while
to get transportation these days,
even in an emergency, SO Mary
Anne was born before her father
and mother could get to the ma
ternity ward. .
That gives Mary Anne head
start on other babies, born in a
war year. For she knew from the
moment of birth that it is a cold,
cold world-so far as babies are
concerned.
Chances are that a wartime ba-
by has to get along without Dad
for the duration. His mother is
often tired and unhappy. Tired be-
cause she can't get any help, and
because she hasn't a husband to
take over some of the responsible.
ty for Junior. And unhappy be-
cause how can a woman be happy
when the father of her baby is
thousands of miles away, and per
haps hasn't even seen his child?
A COLD WORLD
And landlords, who can pick and
choose their renters in war time,
don't take kindly to the idea Of
small babies. So it is hard for a
baby to find place to live.
Manufacturers, too, have slight
ed babies shamefully. They made
all kinds of clothes for grown-ups,
but left the baby world short on
diapers, shirts, gowns-and prac.
tically every every other. item in
a baby's wardrobe.
So, Mary Anne, hardy enough to
survive the strange circumstances
of her birth, is way ahead of ner
contemporaries. She knows al
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-11
PERSONALS

Mrs. Royce S. McClelland Of
Washington, D. c., arrived this
week to spend two weeks at her
nome on South Fifth street, and
10 attend the wedding of Miss
Louise Washburn and 1t. Col.
George Boylan which is to take
place on Saturday, January q.
Mrs. William A. French of New
York city, will arrive this week
to be the guest of Mrs. Royce
IS. McClelland at her home on
South Fifth street.
Mrs. W. L. Moore returned to
her home on Cottage Lane this
week after an extended visit with
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Belden in
Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Thelrna Warters, graduate
nurse of James Walker Memorial
hospital, has left for Tampa, Fla,
where she will nurse at st. Jo-
seph's hospital.
Mrs. Robert P. Chappell will
leave today for Charleston, s..
c., to attend the marriage Of i1er
brother, William F. Smith, to
Adele C. Stevens. Mrs. Chappell
will attend Miss Stevens as ma
in her wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rinaldo B. Page
returned Wednesday morning
from stay in Washington, DC.
Lieut.. Louis. Hanson, director of
the United States Coast Guard
returned to Charleston
yesterday after spending his leave
mere with his wife and family in
Forest Hills.
Bruce B. Cameron, Jr., left
Sunday evening for Los Angeles,
Calf, where he went to accom-
pany his wife and young daughter
home. They will return to the
city the 18th of this month.
Mrs. John L. Counihan and
daughter, sheila, accompanied by
Mrs. A. L. Freeman left Wednes-
day morning for the west coast.
Mrs. Counihan will join her nus
band, Commander Counihan, in
San Francisco, and will make her
home on the west coast. Mrs.
will make an extended
visit to friends in Los Angeles.
D. -r
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.. Callahan and
daughter, Irene, have returned to
the city after a short stay in Dur
ham and Raleigh.
Mrs. Vincent Tenicie, Of New Or.
leans, is the guest of Mrs. Il. N.
at her home, Shore
Cables" Carolina Beach. ~
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-11
Garden Club
Holds Meetino

Members Of the Cape Fear Gar.
den club heard a most interesting
and helpful talk by Miss Allie Nor
ris Fechtig on Tuesday morning
when they met in the Great Hal
of st. James parish house. Miss
Fechtig talked informally with the
group on the seeds and plants thai
should be put out now for an
early spring flower garden and the
proper soils and care OF these
plants and seeds.
The exhibit for the morning
awarded the blue ribbon was that
turned in by Miss Fechtig, lovely
arrangement of berried shrubs
During the business session four
new members We're accepted into
membership, they were: Mrs. w.
E. Curtis, Mrs. Kirk Wagonseller,
Mrs. Cecil Appleberry and Mrs. H.
E. Walden. Plans were discussed
for the forming of a local bird
club, Mrs. Appleberry will be in
charge Of this.
Blue prints were shown for the
proposed memorial the garden club
will erect at Greenfield Lake in
memory Of Capt. Churchill Brag-
aW. This memorial WILDE known
as EragaW Memorial Island.
II was also announced at t h e
meeting that the amount necessary
for the clubs contribution toward
the planting at James Walker Mem
orial hospital was approved. This
is one of the main projects of the
club for the year.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-11
Thursday Music
Club Will Meet

The Thursday Morning MUSIC
club will meet this morning in st.
James Great Hall at TO- o'clock
for the program session. The ex-
ecutive committee will convene at
10 o'clock.
The program for today will be
on Time and the Lure of Melody
and will be as follows:
Egmont Overture, Beethoven -
Mrs. B. H. Thomason, Mrs. E.
Schulken, Mrs. Frank M. Ross and
Miss Julia Post.
with Verdue Clad" from the
Creation, Haydn, Mrs. Sam Troy,
Jr.
Romance in F'', Beethoven -
Mrs. Eric Norden.
The Spirit Of Song. Haydn -
Mrs. c. A. Simpson.
''Waltz Brilliant, OPP "a No. /,
Chopin-Miss Emma Gade Hutaff.
Leaders are Miss Julia Post and
Miss Agnes Chasten. Accompanies
are Miss Agnes Chasten, Mrs. Mi
RAM Burns and William G.. Robert
son.
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1899
by Alice Brooks

Be ready to greet the Spring
with birds, butterflies and flow
ers, embroidered on your linens.
In varied stitchery, all are sim
pie to do.
Pleasant, relaxing needlework
that does wonders for your linens.
Pattern 1899 has a transfer for II
motifs IL 9 to 3 x 6 IL inches.
This pattern, together with a
needlework pattern for personal
CT household decoration, FIT
TEEN CENTS.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for these patterns to the Whining
ton Star-News, Household Arts
Dept, 259 w. 18th ST., New York
II, N. Y. Print plainly NAME,
ADDRESS and PATTERN MUM
Der.
Our new 32-page Needlework
Book is yours for Fifteen Gents
more. 100 illustrations of de-
signs for embroidery, home deco
ration, toys, knitting, crochet,
quilts.
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USO Area Staff
Conference Meet
Scheduled Friday

There will be meeting of the
uSO area staff conference at the
Second and Orange UsO Friday
morning at i o'clock with the new
ly elected officers being installed.
Officers are: M. R. Swartz, di-
rector of the Second and Orange
USO, chairman: Miss Ann M.
S,,awbaker. director of the Fifth
and Orange USO, vice-chairman:
Miss Glenn Willard, of Second and
Orange club. treasurer. and Miss
Florence Hook of the National Ira
velers Aid. secretary
Plans will be discussed for the
observance of the fourth. anniver-
sary of the fo unding Of the USO
which is February.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-11
Pfc. Reil W. Lassiter,
Wilmington Soldier,
Gets Infantry Badge

WITH THE SECOND INFANTRY
DIVISION EUROPEAN TIL E A.
TER OF OPERATIONS Delay
ed-Pfc. Rel w. Lassiter, hus.
band of Mrs. Edna Lassiter, OF
route three, Wilmington, and erst-
while employee of the Wilmington
|Coca-Cola Bottling Co., has been
awarded the Combat f a n t r y
mans Badge.
Pvt Lassiter, whose superior
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-11
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Sgt. and Mrs E. T. Batson, Jr.,
announce the birth of daughter,
Mary Ann, in Carolina General
hospital. Wilson, January 3. Mrs.
Batson is the former Miss Mary
Cox of Wilson, who was superin-
tendent of public welfare in Pen
der county for several years SGT.
Batson Of Burgaw is now station
ed at Walla Walla, WASHINGTON.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-11
Castle Haynes Home
Club Members Plan
Joint Meet Tonight

The Castle Haynes Home Demon
stration club will meet this eve
ming at 8 o'clock at the clubhouse.
This will be a joint meeting OF
the men and women and all men,
bers are invited to be present. The
1945 outlook. will be given at this
time.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-11
Stamp Defiance
Chapter, D. A. R.
M eets Friday

Stamp Defiance chapter, Daugh
tiers of the American Revolution
will convene Friday evening at
O. clock at the home of Mrs. H
S. McGirt, 2529 Market Street road
Mrs. L. Clayton Grant, regent,
requests members of the chapter
to turn in the total number Of
hours done in volunteer Red Cross
work.
Delegates to the state conference
and national congress will be nam
ed at this meeting.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-11
Stevens Smith
Wedding Slated
In Charleston

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis S. Stevens
of Charleston, S. c., announce the
engagement and approaching mar.
riage of their daughter, Adele Ce-
ella, to William Francis Smith OF
Wilmington.
The wedding will take place Sat-
urday, at St. Cecilia's church in
Charleston.
Mr.. Smith is the son Ct the late
Mrs. Viola Price Smith of Will
mington, and William Francis
Smith of NeWburgh, N. Y.