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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11
Governor Cherry Champions
State Symphony Orchestra

, in the rural areas.
1.-The orchestra performed so vel
throughout the state, in both its
public concerts and its concerts fol-
children, that there was popular de-
mand for the Legislature to in.
crease the appropriation SO that the
services might be increased" the
Governor said.
s'The Legislature of 1915 respond
ed by doubling the appropriation So
that the orchestra now receives 81
900 year from the state. and
spends this amount and more, as
the audit shows, in the free serv-
ices it renders.
'But even this amount, I under
stand, is only small part of what
the Symphony Society needs to car
ry out the plans it now has for a
season of regular concerts in all
parts of the state, for many more
free programs for children, for a
series of radio programs, and for
the discovery and training Of tai
ente musicians.
"Orchestras of quality and merit
are expensive; large number OF
players must be trained, they must
rehearse; they must travel from
town to town; they deserve some
remuneration for their services.
Orchestras are ordinarily supported
by contributions of music lovers
and public-spirited citizens, who
take pride in the credit they re-
fleet upon their cities and states.
Out state orchestra would like to
supplement the state appropriation
by asking the citizens of North Car
DINA for such support as they care
to give. Then the Orchestra will be
in position to double and triple
the good work it has been doing.
'North Carolina should be proud
of it's fine state orchestra. We need
such an orchestra, can afford it,
and should be proud to give full
and adequate support"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11
Speakers Heard
AT Winter Park
P.-T.A. Session

The Winter Park Parent-Teach
Or association observed Father
night at the meeting held Tuesda.
evening at the school with Mrs
r. W. Galphin, president. presiding
The Rev. Kermit Wheeler, min
lister Of Wesley Memorial church
was introduced by Mrs. R. W
German, program chairman. Read
ing from Luke and using Parenta
Hopes as his subject, he stressed
the privilege that parents have II
laying solid foundation of Christ
ian principal that our children may
know how to live, and how to ap'
preciate the life God has giver
to each one. Levi the tax colec'
tor became Matthew the disciple
he could not go back on his
home training said Mr.. Wheeler
Miss Virginia Ward, family life
coordinator, spoke on character
building stressing the need for coop
Grafton of all worthwhile agencies
in the community that our chill
drens experiences may be whole
some. Emphasizing that children
need the feeling they are in a
friendly world, she said the kind
of house one lives in does not at
feet character as much as whom
the child has loved or hated. She
stressed the need for understanding
and the willingness on the part of
the parents, sometimes to listen.
Everyday experiences determine
the childs outlook on life. A list
Of books on character building was
presented by Miss Ward.
Parents were given the oppor'
tunity of joining the ASSOCIATION dur
ing the evening. The president s
message was read by Mrs. Charl.
otte Collet, first grade teacher
Mrs. Collects grade also won the
attendance award.
Mrs. George Birmingham, chair.
man Of the committee appointed
at the last meeting to consult with
proper officials as to the condi-
ton of the school grounds and base.
ment, reported talking with tae
chairman of the county commits.
sioners and the county superinten
dent of schools. Cooperation has
been assured and members were
pleased that work is now underway
toward improving the above con-
ditions.
Mrs. Galphin announced the SEES
sion of the district P. T. A. on Oct.
Der II to be held at New Hanover
High school and urged all mem
bers to attend. All officers and
chairmen are expected to be pres.
ent at the leaders conference fol.
lowing the luncheon that day. Fol.
lowing the meeting a social hou.
was held by the association.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11

The Wilmington c o m m u n ity
Concert membership campaign,
now in its fourth day, shows an
enlarged memberships Of several
hundred over that on the fourth
day in last years drive, and staff
workers are kept busy at head
quarters writing new member
ships for this years coming Sc
ries. Persons desiring to become
members and who have not been
contacted by a worker are cordial
ly invited to call headquarters for
information from 8 a. m. to p.
m.
Headquarters Is located in the
parish house of st. James church,
Market between Third and Fourth
streets. Two special telephones
have been installed and the num-
bers are: 25881 and 25882. Admit
lance to any concert is by season
ticket, these tickets are transfer
rable.
Much interest is being shown
in the Marina Svetlova Dancers
that are tentatively considered.
The concert committee has been
busy the past two days seeing if
the lighting and stage equipment
of the auditorium at the high
school are adequate for this group
No artist will De selected until
L. I, -
drive in Wilmington, which ends
Friday night at 8 o'clock. The art
it committee Of the association
will decide on Saturday just what
artist will appear on the years
program.
The committee is headed by
Mrs. ]. B. Fenley as chairman
and includes: Miss Julia Post,
Mrs. Vernon Avery, Miss Agnes
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11

Governor R. Gregg Cherry is ont
of the stauchest champions Of tn
North Carolina Symphony Orches
ira and has strongly endorsed thu
statewide campaign to raise 500,
900 for an expansion program FOL
the orchestra. The campaign is nov
under way in this community.
North Carolina is a state o.
many and varied resources" Gov
ernor Cherry said in a recent state
ment. THE greatest of these re
sources is its fine people, and per
haps the greatest service that I car
render as governor is to do all
can to aid the development OF this
resource to the fullest. For this rea
son, am glad to sponsor and sup
port the plan of the North Carolina
Symphony Society and its orches'
ira of North Carolina musicians te
carry good music to all the people
of the state.
81 am proud of the fact that
North Carolina has a State Sym
ebony orchestra, as several other
states have, and still more proud
that the Legislature of North Caro-
lima is the first in the nation tc
place an orchestra in its budget
along with other state institutions
and to make an appropriation for
it."
Governor Cherry pointed out that
the orchestra was recognized as a
state agency and was placed under
control of the state and given an
appropriation by the Legislature OF
1913, on the grounds that it is an
educational institution, giving pub
lie concerts as any other orchestra
does, but also giving free concerts
to school children wherever it plays
and endeavoring in other ways to
promote the love and understand
ing of good music, not only in the
cities, but in the county towns and
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11
Forest Hills P.-T.A.
Holds Business Meet

The Forest Hills Parent-Teachel
Association, under the Leadership
of Richard L. Rogers, president
held the first meeting of the year
on Tuesday evening in the school
auditorium with an exceptionally
large attendance.
Mr.. Rogers welcomed the new
teachers and members and gave
plans for the years activities. He
mentioned that the time of meet.
ings will be cut to one hour. Mr..
Roger also reported that the North
Carolina association was eighth in
the nation in enrolment and urged
all to help in keeping that record.
Miss Margaret Pickard, delegate
TO the state convention held last
summer, made report on the
meeting. Miss Won Claim, principal,
explained the new primary pro-
gress card stating that it gave a
better picture Of the childs ad-
vancement than that of the old type
report card.
Miss Josephine Gibson, assistant
director of music at New Hanover
High school, sang several selec.
tons. Mrs. Henry Gerdes made
an announcement of a Halloween
party to be held on October 81 at
the school, at night, with the chill
dren in costumes as hosts to their
parents.
The improvement of the school
property was adopted as the pro-
ject of the year by the association.
Following the business a social
hour was held.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11
Navy Mothers
Club Conducts
Business Meet

The Cape Fear Navy Mothers
club held the regular meeting or
Tuesday afternoon in the Legion
home with the commander, Mrs
w. B. Daniels, presiding over the
session.
A report of the activities TO,
September vas given as follows:
serving supper to servicemen anc
women on Sunday, September II
at the Fifth and Orange USO; g
visit to Camp Lejeune on Septem
Der 49,, at which time cookies anc
magazines were taken to the pa
tents at the naval hospital on the
base.
1t was suggested by Mrs. Daniels
that members get further informa
ton on reading projecting ma
chine. which the club wishes tt
donate to a naval hospital in the
near future.
Mrs. Daniels presented the clut
with an sinvitation from the Fifth
and Orange USO to assist with the
Navy Day activities. The following
members were appointed to be
hostesses: Mrs. ]. S. Crowley, Mrs
H. S. McGirt, Mrs. c. N. Brewer
Mrs. w. A. Fonvielle, Mrs. A. l.
Shoemaker, Mrs. w. A. Barnes
Mrs. Everett Erb, Mrs. c. M. Muir
rian, Mrs. W. B. Daniels, and Mrs
Eva Schenck. Table arrangement:
committee: Mrs. Harry Ferrel
and Mrs. A. B. Smith; favors:
Mrs. c. M. Murrian, Mrs. Eliza
beth Williams and Mrs. L. S. Con
gleton. Refreshments: Mrs. r. L
Bostian and Mrs. E. A. Stands.
The club voted that flowers be
sent to the navy chaplain at the
nearest port on October 81, to be
given in honor of the local service
personnel lost at sea. Mrs. W. A
Fonvielle was appointed chairman
of that committee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11
SorosiS Meetinq
Scheduled Today

The Art department Of North
Carolina Sorosis under the chair
manship of Mrs. John Knox Ward,
will hold the first meeting of the
season this afternoon at 4 o'clock
in the Sorosis clubhouse on North
Third street.
Mrs. Frank Gurrell Of the Fifth
ard Orange USO will be guest
speaker of the afternoon. During
the program Mrs. ]. D. Edwards,
violinist, will render several num-
bers and will be accompanied by
Mrs. B. H. Thomson at the piano.
A social hour will be held at the
conclusion Of the program and Mrs.
A. R. Willis, Sorosis president, will
preside over the tea service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11
14tkAAAk
Concert Membership Campaign
Will Close Here Friday NIGHT

Chasten, Mrs. r. c. Merritt, Miss
Emma Gade Hutaff, Mrs. Sam
Marshauer and Mrs. Eric Norden
While the artist committee is
composed of active musicians and
teachers of the city they make a
conscientious effort to select what
the public desires rather than
what they personally prefer. Any
member of the committee would
be very glad to discuss the artists
under consideration for the year
with interested members.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11

Officer Candidate school back in
the states at Camp Lejeune and
at the termination of war was Of
fered an honorable discharge from
service in September.
The couple will reside temporari-
ly at 1887 Bushwick avenue. Brook
lyn, 81, New York.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11
Stamp Defiance
OAR Meets Friday

The Stamp DEFIANCE chapter
Daughters of the American Revo.
luton will hold the October meet.
ing on Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the American Legion
home, Third and Dock streets.
Reports Of the district meeting
will be heard at this time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11
Business Meet
OF SOrOsis Set

A special called meeting y,
North Carolina Sorosis will be beIs
this afternoon at $3.50 O'CLOCK in w
clubhouse on North Third street
The purpose Of the meeting will
be to consider the purchase Of
new piano for the club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11

former home in New York city,
John woollerton, sac. has ~.
turned to cambridge, Nd, .tts.
spending a few days here with II.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wo wy
lerton of SOL Northern bop]evs UO,'
Sunset Park. a,u,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11

BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gornto, Jr.,
announce the birth of son, George
Deanes, Sunday, October Z. at Mar.
ion Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11
CLUB CLOCK

The Lydia class Of the Sun.
set Park Baptist church will
meet Friday evening at 2
o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
M. T. Solomon, 108 Ivy Drive.
The regular meeting Of Re-
bekah degree 1OOF will be
held this evening at 8 o'clock
in the Odd Fellows building.
ALI visitors members Of the
degree are cordially invited.
The Sewing Circle Of the
Whatsoever Circle Of the
Kings Daughters will hold an
all day meeting at the home Of
Mrs. L. W. Davis IN Sunset
Park today.
Goldenrod chapter, No. 142,
Order of the Eastern Star, will
hold the regular meeting
this evening at 8:15 o'clock in
the Masonic Temple.
BUY U. 8. VICTORY BONDS
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11
PERSONALS

Can't. and Mrs. Thomas L. Crit.
tenden have arrived from South.
bury, Conn.,, to visit Mrs. Critten.
den's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Swain at their home on Orange
street. Mrs. Crittenden is the
former Betty Swain of this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11

M/Sgt. Gordon Wray, who recent
ly returned to the states from the
Pacific Theatre and who has been
visiting his parents in Whiteville,
spent several days in Wilmington.
Sgt. Wray left last evening for his
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11
Music Club Meets
This Morning At
st. James Church

The Thursday morning Music
club will hold meeting this morn
ing at II O. clock in st. James Great
Hall. Mrs. R. G. Grady and Mrs.
J. D. Edwards will be in charge OF
the program. The executive meet.
ing will be held at 10 O. o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-11

BUY U. S. VICTORY nnNhs
Evening star., 1945-03-06
PERSONAL.
RIISINESSMEN- 4

hIIENIlON, BUSINESSMEN: 1t Is easy
to increase your business with copyrighted
advertising novelty fans. large assortment;
also other printed specialties to show. RAY
HOLLANDER at DE. 1877 welcomes your
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayhower
Fednsins pSGne 1or only hotels
INCOME Txx rS returns return 'osni and declarations
prepared by former Government tax con-
sultants: competent, reasonable; weekdays
N fihSfys an - cGcoTE Gf 81 ssr Custom
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BARRIE SCHOOL, primary and elementary
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furnished. hot lunches, Enroll now. s01
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or nc
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Also relief for aching. swollen feet. Lady
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aIGHIY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
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pon sf ssn sss SUITS Rass
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INCOME TAI RETURNS SO prepared spared by pub.
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DR. d. W Johnson. dentist. False Sci teeth
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PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50 ask for Miss
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BANISH FEAR 4 SELF-CONSCIOUSNES
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COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, day and board.
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cons and TRANSPORTATION provided; indi
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dancing: extensive playgrounds. SH. 1874
WAKE UP BY PHONE--The original wake
Details after $50 pm. DE. 6305. 81
LICENSED BOARDING HOME In Nd. hav,
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Evening star., 1945-03-06
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ence; also had yrs experience in train
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and Phi. D. degrees, public speaker; age 81,
draft exempt; seeking employment in an
essential industry. or business organization
with permanent future. Box 391-G, Star
JANITOR. married, wants a small apt
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Law Lazy, STUDENT; l experienced secretary,
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LIQUOR STORE SALESMAN. experienced
open for position part time. Call before
10 10 an, IN, or after, : pm, Woodley $500,
system, capable Of taking charge of com
plete set. Phone Executive 7747 12s
MAN, young colored. wants part-tme night
sysbinSs Sork between st,an pm and II pm; Cal
MAN, colored draft exempt. married nc
children. wants job as janitor in small
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PRELEGAL B. S.. VET, %. Wash. lega
family trained, exp files, statistics. tipping
co9s Go s sY 5PT5ry
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WINE STEWARD or assistant; club hotel
restaurant Of first-class; draft exempt
now employed by Leading club Of Washng
employer. Address Box 31O-G Star a.
Evening star., 1945-03-06
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BOOKKEEPER, experienced office manager
sma oes Isl
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duties as caretaker in small apartment
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COLLEGE GRADUATE tutors in Spanish
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NURSE. practical, white; services available
ddIsNy duty, assist with household duties.
Or place as governess. No. 1888.
SECRETARY, capable, reliable, several
Hin background, excellent references, can
day day week week preferred; available Immediately.
sEGRETARY. age 27, experienced. Oefi-
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sEcRETARY. efieient and experienced. col
French and Spanish well, takes dictation
we sox 4iJa types Eapdly spr meets people
sERyICEMAN'S WIFE desires clerical work
to do at her home; good at figures. 5i2
STATISTICAL WORK - Young woman
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MRS. TENNY. Kensington 4-W. So
STENOGRAPHER. typist, etc, evening
work, Sl.25 hr. evenings week. Ordway
2o53. s.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, wishes typ
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Buena Vista ter Sc
TYPIST, expert. will do any kind of tipping
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UNIVERSITY GRADUATE available; cler-
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Evening star., 1945-03-06
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FoOD CLERKS, essential work; we need
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PROoFREADER, experienced preferred
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SALESPEOPLE. part or full time, for all
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