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PFC. WALTER J. NORKIE.

WICL, 23, in
fantry, A pril
II, Luzon; still
hospita liz d:
H a IN tr a nick
High graduate;
G G a r a n d
Grinding c m
ploye. in serv-
ice December,
1912; overseas
June, 1943: son
Of Mrs. Gather
in q Buczyski,
17517 Mitchell;
L-z.I.z~~ G n
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Prague Appeals TO Allies

LONDON. May 16 GNS)-The
Prague radio today broadcast an
urgent appeal for help for British
and American prisoners of war
stranded in a concentration camp
near Prague.
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OUTSTATE
ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN ARIA


FOLEY, Frank J.. SGT. nephew Of Ms.
Myrtle Bouter'. Paw Paw.
- kALLIo, wsino W.. sgt. son Of MIRA Alma
KAPTUR, Arthur j.. I'd L.. husband OF
MIA. Beatrice M. KAptns BsS CITY.
PAssow, Haroldean. Pfc, son OF hrs. Vera
PECK. Lawrence c., Pfc. son OF MrS.
Thelms c. Peck. Battle Greek.
ROBERTSON psHsy -R~SfSgtr Of
RosENTHAL. Paul C.. Cpl. son OF Mrs.
Molly RosenthAl. Buchanan.
huPLE Max C.. Cpl. son OF MTs. Ida r.
.soMMERLAD Nelson T.. SGT, husband Of
Mu. Grace L. sommerlad KAlAmaIoo
SMELL Calvin d. PIE, son Of Mrs. Hazel
r. Lsvorie Battle Greek
:, seIYEA DaEstH ", Pfc. son OF Mrs May
suPPEs. Jacob. Cpl. husband OF Ns.
Lillian -sappes, Saginaw
SWANSON. Floyd husband Of
Mrs @afain N. Swanson. Grand Rapids.
vILLAREAL. Miguel Pfc. son Of Mrs.
Juani'a c. VilsrsAi. Pontiac.
., whIFo. With v. srsu.. Son OF John
wATERFIELD. Lewis "a Ii. husband Of
hrr, bttty wLttFns1d. PonlIGC.
woLTHUIs. Gerald G.. rs. son OF Mrs.
Marie Wolihuis. Ions
Lillian NJ. YoSt, Hale.
PACIFIC AREA
CLARK CHARLES D. CAPT -Husoand OF
Ma Agnes O. clsfs, .Trsvsrst CITY.
HOPKINS FAY C. PFc.-soa Of Ma.
Grace Hopkins. Big Rapids.
MIRO. JAMES y. Prc.-son Of Mu
CAtheEne A Nero. Onapsy
hILKs. LLOYD D. ISL LT-Son Of Don
AID hilhi. Traverss CITY.
spoosER. MILTON j.. PFc-son OF Claude
spooner. Litchfitid.
WALLER, JULIUS W. srsCT Husband
OF Nrs. Doris NJ WALLER. Fouyths
NAsDER -vEi.DsEJtcOB J. PFC.-Son
OF Duke Wander velds. Grand RspidI.
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Other Deaths

Abraham kstovsky. 55 e.. in
ternational vice president Of the
international Ladies Car m Q n I
Workers Union and militant labor
leader az Cleveland
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Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 20 your home.
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tptRfzffsk mEs-row employed. AVAIL
able for different periods between 8
Ia m ana 3 p. m Tor various depart
mentE Telephone Inquiries are not sat
isfactory. Please apply in person A. eni-
ployment office. l4th hoor. The J, l.
Hudson Co.
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ousate casualties announced by the department today
include Is dead 80 wounded and 20 missing
No announced today.
kin have been notified and have beer
kept informed of changes The following list
the state outside of the Greater Detroit
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= IH HENDEZ -- FFL- kUHMI
PFC. RUDOLPH &. NURMI, 33.
infantry. April II, Germany;
Briggs Aircraft; in service Octo-
Der, l943; overseas l3 months;
leaves wife. Suzanne; daughter,
Rita Ann, 8087 Georgia: parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nurmi. Pal
mer. Mich. seven sisters.
PFC. THOM AS j. TARTA-
MELLA, "a. infantry. April |,
near HAITI, Germany; Ford Trade
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ORDER clerk. opportunity for
high school graduate. draft-exempt
yum oil Co. COS Z. Grand Blvd, near
Michigan.
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many; brother Frank, al home /:
memorial mass, Saturday, May s.
10 a m. Holy Family Church.
Fourth at Hastings,
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ARMY WOUNDED
-rtapnnrr

EUROPEAN ARIA
-AREArGH- -T-PyT-Gen 81 Mr.
Emma Arosugh. Laperr.
ARAfkTROGT. DALE A, PFC. .--Hasband Of
MIt-- -AlnfttA- -AInintEoatr- ALE nssAEH--
ARMSTRONG. PHILIP p. SET Son OF
MrI Verne Z. Arm!trong, Crandyiliee
BALLARD. RUSSELL w. Pvr.-son Of
BANpFIELD WILLIAM J.. PFc.-son OF
John Bsa6fieie, Charlotte
BECKhAH JOSEPH j.. PvT.-H1Sesnd OF
Hrs. Marie heekmzn Benton hsrpor
-BoNsELAAR. ELMER PFc.--son OF Mr.
Ada Bonselsaf, KslsmaLoo.
BUSH. RAYMOND l.. PFC.-Son OF hrI.
Marion Ayensli MiiiinEton.
oEsEEH, LEO R. PVT -Husesn1 Of MrT.
nsr1oris L oeneen. PINT.
TAEI- RAY D. PvT--Son OF NFs. kInsrtis
Ear. ssuit Ste. Marie
POSTER. ERSEsT p. PFC.-son OF Art
Martha Foster. TeEonihs
GAss MAURICE p. PFc.-son Of Mn.
ssiIis Casa, INLAY CITY
LITTLE LIONEL H.. PFC Son o, Nrs
Tioe Little, KAInszoo
PARKER. nERvIL D. sGT.-soa OF
kuI B,rnics Parker cecaf Springs
TROUT. ADDISON :. PvT -Hutband Of
Mrl Phyllis Prou'. w,n,a Lake.
RAiSEs WILLIAM c. PFc-Husbsnd Of
MIA Grace RAinea. Monroe
~-.-~~.~-. W.d1..dov
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10 DINE
EAT AT SHORES
1900 W. WARREN.
MALE HELP WANTED

451uO ". WhHthN,
MALE HELP WANTED
VINO regulations governing eligibility
fer employmsnt, ~ you were asi en-.
activity. you must have statement
OF availability II you are qualified for
employment In critical occupation you
must be referred throuEht the United
states Employment Service-woIld War
IL Veterans Excepted,
BAKERY men, for various Jobs and
Apply employment office. The Great
Atlantic and Pscihe Tea Co, 547o
Hecls. near Twelfth.
BOOKKEEPER - Progressive. nouwar
national business with great postwar ex-
pansion prsGram. has immediate opening
In pay roll and general office pre-
ferred; 4s-hour week. tvo-week vacation
with pay. Starting salary, $3.50 per
month, Address Box B-ses. Detroit
BOX msilers and lsborers. Apply at
$500 Huobell.
BOYS. MEN NEEDED--3 bus boys. 2
ence not necessary. Clean. pleasant sur
roundingt. No Sunday, holiday or late
evening hours Meals and uniforms fur
nished. Apply ei2 Empire Building, lot
Clifford St, corner Washington Blvd.
stouffer's Restaurant.
BoYs-Part time for office work. eve
nines after school l6 or II years old.
ino,I1t In tenth or eleventh sI.es Telephone
apply In person. Employment Office,
i4th Floor. The J. 1. Hudson Co.
BoY-ie to IS, for work in receiving
department Apply Mt Undervood
DetreI Corp, lsoo5 Hillview. blocks
south OF Fenkell. blocks west Of
MEYERS.
BoYs-Out OF school, for store work.
Meals and uniforms furnished. Apply
70 S. FRED sanders.
BUS BOY wanted steady Work pleas
ant working conditions, Apply Helen's.
s7s W MeNiehols.
BUS BoYs-Meals. uniforms furnished:
no nights, Sundays or holiday work
Telephone inquiries are not sstisfactory
Please apply IN person Al employment
office. t4th floor. The J. L. HUDSON Co.
CEMENT packers and isborers-se4i
w. jefferson. Peerless Cement.
coOR-short order. $50 week. TAtpiy
IN person. Chimes Good Food. 1881
W Vernon. cor. Central. ANA
cLERKs OPENING. on DAY ,hii,i for
cost. material control or planning de-
pattzent. Apply 4si5 west FORT ST.
The Tfmken-Detsoit Axle Co.
CRANE opERAToR-Experienced elec-
tric crane operator for afternoon shift
Apply In person. The Timken-D Detroit
Axle Co.. 43i5 West Fort st. AZ Clark.
DESIGNERS and ensineerinf stressmen.
experimental: experienced IN chassis
work essential. Excellent postwar possi-
oilities Write Boz ses, Detroit Times.
Detroit 81.
DIE LEADERS needed Apply Brisgs
Mfg. CO., 1851 Mack Ave.
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ARMY MISSING
EUROPEAN AREA

ARsETT. JOE PVT. Son of Nm sesti,
> Arnsii. Chelsea
BARRETT. KEEEETH L PIC -Euxhaue
~ Hrs Jan Barrett, KslamsL2s
Son of Ma Hazel Berkhcusen. 81 Johns
KILLINGS JESS FFC=HuKb4nd OF
hII Eyelyn Billings. Ceretco
BosTick. WARREN n, ID LT-son Of
csossEs. LESTER W. S sCI.-son Of
MIA. Jennie CnoGtenl Holland
ttcGLuED RAY W, PTc-son Of Mrs.
HiMmos' JOHN ePI.1nu.b,ns or
Mrs. Helen L. Harmon, Ann krbor
HARTMAN HENRY A. PFC-son o.
Mrs Emma Hartman. os,iness.
HooREHEAD. WALDO J.. PVT -Hu.sand
Of hn Geraldine l. Moorthesd. Jackson.
PHILLIPS, GEORGE D. JR sTgCT Son
Of George D. Phillips ssr';. Grand Rapids.
SAITH. CARL r. sGT.-Hasbsnd of nrs
SMITH. SIMON NJ. PFC son OF Hrs
Nors smith. Portland;
s...s srskER s,ys.T JACK si,,,. M SCI CT; Of h'
STEPHENS JACK A. PFC.-son- of MFs
Ethel stephens Kalamazoo
SWEET RICHARD L, CPL--Husbsnd Of
NJ. Marjorie sSsst Kalamazoo :,
Mri, Edns T.i.,Ei, Bad axe.
WAGNER. Ray l., PFC. Husband OF Mrs
Msrraret z. wagner. Jackson.
mls Wills ass,r ns9 gs9Yp Gi.hs% %o ria riN''A'' OF
WRIGHT. RICHARD G. PFc--Hufosno Of
MIRA Helen A. Wright Benton Harbor.
- ,n<r
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SGT. RALPH w. MILLIGAN,
II. infantry. April 20. Germany;
hoSpitalized, England; Northeast
ern graduate; Hudson Motor en-
ploye: in service November. 1912;
overseas September. 1914; wife.
Vera; son. Ronnie: parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Milligan, 1887
Algonquin.
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ASSEMBLIES 4 NE, .sld.rs, Psoso Pssssr' ,.s 1o,t,' 3
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

JNAF llNNy--lOol oeAlsnluk. enkAlettihks
day, evening classes.
Open 1o-e
Detroit College OF Applied Science
s2o3 woodward. st Seward. MA e422
Detroit Time Study School
Time study. tool designing, drafting.
blueprint shop msth. inspection.
2s47 GRAND RIVER CA $3.50
LEARN THE PROFITABLE real estate
profession. Money back GUARANTEES. We
develop sales organizations for brokers
throughout Michigan. write the Dear
born Real Estate School. 1oe Dearborn
Bldg MuskeEon. Mich.
LEARN BARBERiNC
international affiliate G. /. approved.
Day or evening classes. Phone or write
CREENE'S BARBER COLLEGE
$50 Michigan Ave. CA 2el4
LEARN. modern osrbering. days or
ewes Approved under CT bill. Det. Barber
College. 3l7 z. Jefferson. RA 6s7l.
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operators-colored: hours
40 minutes per day, less 40 minutes
relief twice daily. Uniforms. hosiery.
shoes furnished to wear on premises.
No nights. Sundays. holidays. Perma-
nent positions for those who qualify.
Telephone inquiries are not satisfactory.
Please apply In person 1T employment
office, 18th floor, The J. l. Hudson
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MALE HELP WANTED

OFFSET pEssSmsn,- -sxpeTieneed man for
Harris presses. essential Industry. per
manent position. Apply In person OF
call -AA 212I-W Woll-Detroit EnYelope
Co $50 PiQuette
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

CLERICAL work, permanent positions.
many advantages. downtown loessieffii
company-wide recreational and social sc-
tivities. group insurance Available. re-
tifement plan. Apply personnel Office,
sixth fioor. Michigan Consolidated Gas
ca C1ffford ana AaRleV
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

CORSET sALEswoMEN-we are sched-
uling q special training class In fttine
and selling corsets for women who are
interested In learning q highly special
lied selling Job. Apply employment OF.
flee, Eighth FLOOR. The Ernst Kern Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

PAINTERs-Limited experience only re
time Vacation with pay. Essential In
dustry The Pullman Co. Railroad Re-
tirement Board 449 West Fort street.
See Mr. KOchau
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

EDfPHofE operators: permanent posi-.
tionx open for experienced operators:
6ts-day week. The Timken-petroit Axle
Co. Teiephone LA $500. Miss Bow
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

SODA FOUNTAIN MAN = Full time.
Meals and uniforms furnished No
night, Sunday or holiday work. Teie-
phone inquiries are not satisfactory.
Please Apply -ia=pefson At employment
office. l4th noor. The J. L. Hudson Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

DANCING, INSTRUCTORS = as young
ladies. with dancing talent for instruc-
tors and partners. Refined SURROUNDINGS.
Earn $50 TO SIS weekly. Experience not
necessary. Apply Hollywood Dancing
Academy. All Woodward. TIE 2-oo72.
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Y CA Weekly
Events Listed

The YWCA at Third and Grace
streets. has anniunced the scaed-
dule Of activities for this week as
Dec. 10, 400 pm. Freshman
Tri Hi Y; $3.50 Junior Senior Girl
Reserves; Gas Vespers: 700 pm.
poise and Personality Class; 1880
Leather and Shell craft classes.
Dec. II, 400 pm. Freshman
Girl Reserves; 400 pm. Sopho-
more Hi-Y club; 600 pm. Blue
Triangle club Executive committee
supper.
ing: 400 pm. Sophomore Girl
Reserves; 1880 pm. Art Class;
500 pm. Senior Alpha Zetas.
Dec. 10, $3.50 whatsoever Circle
Of the Kings Daughters; 400 pm.
Junior Alpha Zetas; 400 pm.
-Blue-White Girl Reserves; 700 p.
m. Psychology.
Dec. IA, $3.50 pm. Chestnut
Street Girl Reserves.
Dec. Is, Committees decorating
for Christmas.
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Fifth And Orange US0 Plans Gala
Yule Activities For Service Men

The Fifth and Orange USO club
invites members of the military
who wish to send home their own
handiwork for Christmas gifts to
visit the attra ctive Craft Shop and
learn the art of Shell Jewelry max
ing. Ear rings and brooches can
be made easily and quickly and
prove great satisfaction to those
who spend happy evening max
ing their own"
Also the leather corner of the
craft shop is a center of interest.
Here wallets, key rings, picture
frames and various other leather
novelties are being made at cost.
If you are interested in clay mod
cling you will be happy to mold
into life your favorite design and
then bake it in our kiln. The art
of ceramics is simple yet is fas-
cinating past-time.
After finishing the gifts you may
wrap them in gay, attractive
Christmas paper and finish with
bows of red and fancy ribbon after
which junior hostesses will assist
in preparing the packages for
mailing. This service, including
the materials, is free to the mem
bers of the military.
Send a letter home" on a record
will bring results as Mother and
Dad and Girl Friend can play it
ever and over and hear you say
in your own voice, Merry Christ
mas Folks" Come to the Fifth and
Orange USO Club and spend a
profitable evening working. The
club has Christmas Spiritual Bou-
quet cards for the convenience of
Catholic Service men and women
who wish to remember some one
dear by offering a spiritual gift to
him on Christmas. Announcement
of the attractive Christmas pro-
gram Of the Fifth and Orange USO
club is being received with interest
by men and women in service.
Beginning Saturday, December
IS, the "Jingle Bell' Formal dance
will usher in ten days of festivity
and from then on through the 25th
the club will be hustling and bust
ling from each morning until late
at night.
Events of interest will be on
Sunday, December 1e, there will
be caroling in the afternoon, fol.
lowed by a buffet supper, after
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which the evening will be spent in
Christmas story telling. Senior and
Junior hostesses will be present to
assist in making Sunday a happy
day for the guests.
During the week there will be a
trip into the woods to gather south
ern smilax, long leaf pine, cones
and Spanish moss. Basket lunches
will be enjoyed in the country. The
evening will be celebrated by
Hanging of the Greens" and
Trimming the Christmas Tree"
On Saturday, December ~, a
Christmas play will be presented
by the Eighth grade pupils Of St.
Mary's School after which Christ
mas carols will be sung and in
formal dancing will be enjoyed.
Sunday the Fifth and Orange
club will entertain at Christmas
party for children of military fam
lilies and members of families Of
Senior and Junior hostesses. Sup
per will be served from 6-8 p. M,
after which all will gather around
the open fire to tell the stories
abcut the little babe and his
Mother" and sing Christmas car
OILS. At o'clock the guests will
form a candle light procession to
the post office to join the Second
and Orange Club in singing carols
around the Civic Christmas Tree
at the post office.
Monday, December "a, Christmas
Eve, Dickens, Christmas carol rec.
orded by Basil Rathburn will be
played. Christmas stockings filled
with oranges, apples, nuts and 9th
err goodies, including an attractive
gift will be dispensed by jolly old
Saint Nick himself.
After midnight mass at St.
Mary's Catholic church, coffee and
doughnuts will be served at the
Fifth and Orange USO. Christmas
Day will be home to hundreds OF
service men and women Begin
ming at 2 o'clock a turkey dinner
with all the trimmings will be en-
joyed by all those who call at the
club. Music will be an added at.
traction and informal dancing will
also feature Christmas evening en-.
tertainment.
During the, week preceding
Christmas the following moving
picture will be shown:
Christmas Tine in Toyland
Christmas Carols
/, Christmas Night
Day Dreams
A, Certain Nobleman
The Junior hostesses will gather
| n full force, on a day to be an
J. 1unced later, to tossel and turn
e 2anish moss and acorns into shin.
;tg silver ornaments to decorate
ne Civic Christmas Tree which
Ill be aglow on the grounds sur
ounding the post office.
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bouquet Of gardenias and ginger.
which grows on the island. 1t.
Kathleen Fisher was the brides
only attendant. The best man was
Capt. Anderson G. Moffett. Of
ficers from >the couples units
served as ushers.
Mrs. Stone was graduated from
Pembroke college of Brown uni
versity in Providence, R. l., and
practiced nursing at the Rhode
Island Hospital in Providence be-
fore entering the ANC "a months
ago. She was on Oahu and Guam
Is months.
1t, Stone entered service with
the Lumberton company of the
National Guard In Sept, 1910 and
received his commission at Camp
Davis. He went overseas in July,
1912 and served on Oahu and
Guam with the 8o8th AAA-AW Bat
talon.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-09
1t. Louise Bolster,
1t. Mike Stone Married

LUMBERTON, D &C. 8.-First
1t. william E. (Mike) Stone. Jr.,
of Lurnberton and First 1t. Louise
Reed Bolster, Army Nurse Corps.
of East Dover, VT, were married
on July 20 in the chapel of the
2o4th General hospital, where the
bride was stationed, on Guam Is
land. The e m o y was per
formed by Capt. Robert L. Curry,
chaplain.
The couple returned to the
States in November and both re-
ceived honorable discharges at
Fort Bragg on the 18th. They are
visiting his parents in Lumberton
before going to Vermont for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orrin C. Bolster.
The bride, given in marriage by
her commanding. o fficer, Col.
Tracy L. Bryant, wore an ivory
silk gown which she fashioned
from sleeve target, the type
used in anti-aircraft firing prac-
tice, and her veil was fastened
with gardenias. She carried a
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-09
The Tinker
ToBeStaged
December II

1.-THE Tinker" 4 three-act play
by Fred Eastman will be presented
bv the Dramatic Worship OF
Grace Methodist church Monday
night, December II, In the New
Hanover High school auditorium at
8 o'clock.
1.-THE Tinker" is directed by Miss
Margaret Smoot, director OF Youth
at Grace Methodist church and
Miss Frances Thompson, drama
tic leader.
Tickets may be obtained from
members of the Youth Fellowship
Of Grace Methodist church and also
will be on sale at the door the
night of the performance.
The story is about typical fam
lily in small New England town
during the Christmas season.
David Whitney, the father OF the
family, is a quiet man of about
As years of age and holds the posi-
ton of assistant-cashier in the city
bank. His chief concern is how to
make his family wants and budget
balance. David Whitney is portray
ed by Bruce Biggs.
Ethel Whitney, his wife. who is
about ~ years old, though comely.
still delights in managing not only
her household but everyone else.
Ethel Whitney is portrayed by Mrs.
Aline Spencer.
Jack Whitney, the son, 4 hand
: some lad of 18 years is typical
high school boy who falls in love
too easily. James 'Hacksaw''
futile plays the role Of Jack.
Marjorie Whitney, the daughter,
is a pretty 21-year-old girl, who is
home from college for the Christ
mas holidays. This vivacious girl is
played by Shirley Brow
Jeremy Whitney, David's brother,
a dissipated looking man of about
43 years who is a drunkard and
heir of fortune is played by Oil
yer Watkins.
Jane Seymour, Marjorie's attrac-
tive roommate, who spends the hol-
idays in the Whitney home, is play
ed by Virginia Hatch.
The Tinker, played by Bobby
Melton, is queer little man of SO
years who is more interested in
getting the kinks out of the family
than the clock.
The "tinkering" Of the Tinker in
the lives Of each m 1nber of the
Whitney family unfolds into a de-
ightful and charming Christmas
story.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-09
Bishop 7. H. Wright
Will Address PIT. A.
Meet Tuesday Night

The Chestnut Street P.-T.A. is
planning a very interesting meet
ing on the evening Of December
II at 8 o'clock.
Bishop Thomas II. Wright will
be the speaker Of the evening and
William G. Robertson will lead the
singing. A social hour will be held
following the address with refresh
ments being served. No business
will be transacted at this meeting.
The program follows: Call to
Order by the president, Mrs. l. J.
Sutton; America; Invocation by
DR.. Eugene Witherspoon, pastor Of
St. Andrews Covenant Presbyteri-
an church; Selections by the Glee
club; Singing Of Christmas Carols;
lntr oduction of the speaker by H.
M. Roland, superintent cd Schools;
address by Bishop Wright; Re-
freshments.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-09
Kate D. league,
William A. Poole
To Marry Jan. 10

T. S. league Of Fairmont, an
nounces the engagement of his
daughter, Kate Dorset, to William
A. Poole, son or Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Poole of Dunn.
The wedding will take place on
January 10, at the First Baptist
church in Fairmont.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-09
Mrs. Charles O'Dell
Honored With Party

Mrs. A. B. Section and Mrs. E.
L. Freeman entertained on Thurs
day evening at a party at the
YWCA. Third and Grace streets,
honoring Mrs. Charles A. O'Del,
who before her marriage yester-
day was Miss Esper Jane
Leonard. III
Guests were invited for z o'clock
and included: Mrs. O'Deu, hon
Gree, Mrs. R. H. Garner, Mrs. C.
L. Vow, Mrs. w. M. Section, Mrs.
N. E. Phagard, Misses Judy John
son, Betty Garner, Margaret Lee
Lunn, and Treva Vow
The table was attractively deco
rated carrying out the Christmas
motif and the honoree was pre-.
scented with beautiful bedspread
by the guests:
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-09
Mary Williamson,
L. A. Wynn Engaged

Mrs. John v. Rowell of Marion,
S. c., formerly of Cerro Gordc,
announces the engagement Of her
sister, Miss Mary Williamson of
Cerro Gordo, to Leaston A. Wynn
of, Hampton, Fla.
The wedding will take place
within the near future.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-07
PERSONALS

Mrs. Chas. haywood, of Hazel
Park, Mich, came Wednesday to
spend week with her mother,
Mrs. w. F. White, w. Sixth st.
Mrs. Edward Randall and child
rem, Tommy, Micky and Emerson,
of Marion; are spending several
days with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cocklin
and son, Richard, Kenton rd.
T/Sgt. and Mrs. Robert E, Dixon
and daughter, Elizabeth, of San
Antonia, Tex, are spending sever
al days with Mrs. Dixon's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Miller, w. Fifth
1T.
Mrs. Margaret Wrinkle, Z.
Eighth ST., is spending 10 days
with her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smoke, at
Pataskala.
Mrs. r. D. Armstrong, Hunting
ton, w. Va, formerly of Marysville,
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and Sunday were: Rev and Mrs.
and Mrs. j. Hickman; Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Davis, and Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Davis, of Redwood; Mrs.
Josephine Evans, Of Raymond;
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Shirk, Of
Bellefontaine; Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
ces Wise and o. G. Cramer, of
Marion.
Charles w. Shirk, of near Ray
mond, and Mrs. Clarence Shirk,
of Urbana, spent last Thursday at
the home of the formers son,
Tress Shirk and family.
Rev, Walter Williams, a return
cd missionary from China will, be
present at the friends church here