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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03
l.. ]. HOWARD


HAMPSTEAD, May 2 L. j.
Howard, rs, died yesterday morn
ing at o'clock.
A member of the Topsail Pres
byterian church, he was an Elder
at the time of his death, and had
spent his entire life in the Top
sail community.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed from Topsail Presbyterian
church this afternoon at o'clock
by the Rev. c. c. Myers, assisted
by the Rev. ]. M. Carroll, of the
Methodist Episcopal church OF
SCOTS Hill.
Active pallbearers will be DR.. ].
B. Cranmer. ]. H. Barnhill, ". F.
Wells, J F. Howard, c T. Howard,
A. M Singleton, J W Sanders,
L. G. Walton, j. A. Sanders, w. R.
Smith, Lester Hansely, J. G. Dix
on, Jed Sanders, Hubert Coston,
Harden Smith, Sam Garrett, Har-
ris Hansley and Paul Batson,
Mr.. Howard is survived by a
daughter, Miss Nellie Howard;
three sons, ]. o. Howard and S
R. Howard, OF Hampstead, and L.
j. Howard, Jr., of Wilmington;
and five grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03
City Briefs
MISSING PERSON

Miss Helen Boyce, daughter
of Charles and Susan Boyce,
American citizen in ZambOnga,
has been asked by the local
chapter of the American Red
Cross to contact the Whining
ton Home Service Department
of the Red Cross for valuable
Information, concerning her
parents. 1t is believed that
she is in the Wilmington area.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03
MRS. LAURA LOWRY

Funeral services for Mrs. Laura
Lowry 80, OF 201 Riverside Apart
ments. who died Sunday at James
Walker hospital, will be held at
$50 am. today at the Ward fu-
neral home chapel with the Rev.
o. X. Ingram officiating. Burial
will be in Apex cemetery.
Surviving are daughter, Mrs.
]. L. Crowder, of Wilmington; and
sister, Mrs. Maggie Knox, Of
Fremont
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03
GIRL SCOUT MEETING

The Girl Scouts outdoor &C.
tivity training course will be-
gin today at 1880 am. at the
Woodrow Wilson Hut. All adult
members of the organization
and others interested in camp
ing are asked to attend.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03
CLOSING HOURS

Announcement Of closing
each Wednesday at one o'clock
from now through August was
made today by the Cinderella
Booterie, Merit Shoes, Can
mons Shoe Store, Kinney's and
Su-Ann Shoe Store.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03

Today the finest so-called doe
skin feathers are taken from the
baby lamb.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03
MRS. LULA PRIDGEN

ATKINSON, May Mrs. Lula
Pridgen died at 6:55 pm. last
night at James Walker Memorial
hospital.
Surviving are two sons, Cletus
Of Atkinson, and Brantley Pridgen,
Of Washington, D. c.; four sis
tiers, Mrs. Harvey Moore Of Rocky
Point, Miss Addie Woodcock, of
Atkinson, Mrs. D. H. McDuffie, Of
Atkinson, and Mrs. W. ]. Bulla,
Of Fayetteville; three brothers, W.
L. Woodcock, of Atkinson r. l..
Woodcock, of Currie, and T. T.
Woodcock, Of Acme; and two
grandchildren and several nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services will be an
nounced later.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03

In the 18th century, members
OF royal families anointed their
bodies with scented oils which
were supposed cleansing in effect.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
HELP DoMES1lc,

FAMILY MOVING TO SEATTLE want light
houseworker who likes children; S25 wkly.;
large, airy maids room and bath. Oliver
DIPLOMAT wants white maid to care for
boys and years light duties: live in.
Phone IA. 6542 after 6 pm.
COLORED COOK, 6-day week, good sal.
ary: Apply at 1908 You st. NV.
AFT. G.H.M, plain cook, days: $40 and
carfare. 3709 18th ne, take car No. 80
to 18th and Otis SITS.
CALL DE. 6138 FOR interview from 8 to Q
pm. or & to pm; S25 per week II you
desire permanent position from I to pm:
service must be excellent, city referepces
required: other part time help employed: II
desired to live in, will interview on differ
ent basis: large ground floor, bedrm. sit:
ting room with private entrance, very cool
in summer; three in family, no small chill
dren; located 5 min. from Dupont Circle:
only conscientious. experienced workers
ALEXANDRIA-S25 for 5h-day week: live
out: references and health card required;
paa fsss paS Of tcGXPETENr Cal TE 4ISS
$3.50 a week, wash for family, nve. In her
home; must have reference. ordway 1867.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
SITUATIONS MEN.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10. yrs
part time. GE. 2469 or Box 1901,
ACCOUNTANT. public can handle several
more, accounts; restaurants, liquor stores
Federal, local included; reasonable rates.
AcccooGNTANT-Books kept part time by
graduate accountant; experienced. Box
AaCcoUNS1TANr, expert; books started. kept
part time, tax returns; audits. statements:
GnaPe IhspPf5s eSsa Wssbns g.
charge; draft exempt. Box 156-K. Star.
counting sch. grad. position in charge
ofhce or in preparation Of consolidated
StatementS; or in printing line preferred.
ATTORNEY young, member D: G: Bar.
ntads natiye E Pox c. 4-F wants position law
CHEF, frSt-class colored; baker and pas
t5y cook; os tne REFS: refs: aypaIs0ls April 15 P.
cRFDfT 43a5 CoLLEcTioN. ST Aon Once q manager IS
years experience all phases. retail, whole
sale procedure; draft exempt Box 17o-
BUTLER, houseman, white, wishes place
IN private !amlly. part or fuH time.
or will clean apartment. Box 2os.L,
coLoRED MAN. young, married, no chill
GoEoREb !pt coTPLE WIS wishes to rent house.
fsn n sdvsnee fS %rs ssfsen & M
coEoRrD 5fsasi ya BOY 7'1 desires s n5shtxe!k Call
@ F%kY phehs ashss Pg ob ssS9 caring for
sidered living on place. FRANCES 4:
BRfsMAS yi oFfas Hse work
done at home no job too small. Box
DRAFTsMAN AN-Experienced patent me
chanical craftsman desires tree-lance work.
ss1sEss s2ass rel. IL ys yE;
iflI Ssi15e FOOT T. ENGINEER desire,
PP9rt.t,me time die designing Call Ii. S!44
Further, expert cost estimator on repair,
sRa u Box asa
MAN. age 3s, excellent dancer, of high
sharactsr and reputat,on desires to teach
aAs a nss1t Week and state noa
MAN. coiored, wants Job as painter or
,nIImbeE helper; veteran. ME. 295e.
for men; thor exp; best refs; sS5 week.
MAN, white, about 80. honest and reliable,
would like to secure position with a re-
ia5;e hrm IN one Of the following lines
MAN: white. Govt emp, will work as
s5sinkins,, AGED mother: - ref Box 1877,
MAN wants position as general building
superintendent. building maintenance su.
references. Warfeld 1922
ease. chase reab % s9ea !afa n
O. ou, town; Write or wire for interyiev'
PHARMAcisf,. aged 40. desires full or
PHARMACIST. registered. wants work: in
terest IN the business preferred. Box
PREssMAN. cylinder. Job. compositor; can
take charge and estimate job and book
work, Box 210-L, Star.
PUBLICITY, other part-time writing work
RETIRED AGCoUNTANT desires small set
of books to do at home. Phone FIR. 1904.
SALESMAN. covering Maryland and Penn
sy!Vanla wants products for sale TO farm
cry, paints Or building materials consid-
sERvIccGFsMaS,, IN ot5eer. scel. iust out of Army,
ss private IA s.5s ae has ase
also stock CO., fire and casualty training,
law school education, member Of bar: can
Furnish excellent references. Box 4s2.K.
SOBER MAN wishes evening work; no
s944sNao5G s4TNo5GR9PHTk 8Tfpns &IIa man CORRESPONDENT
dictaphone operator, educated manneyly.
yfTRR.y yfTTGn, ave eooEsa tx s3s soIsr. .d.n,
tsIEant lo5, Box i5s-L, Star
JOB WANTED by eAperienced driver. light
coLoRED VETERAN wants ants eSenins H'jo Job as
watchman from II 10 :. Call Franklin
Evening star., 1945-04-08
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE. with one child, desire part-time
Light housekeeplng or cooking IN exchange
for 3 or room apt, suburbs preferred.
Lincoln SS62 before } pm.
COLORED MAN AND WIFE want part
time 1an!tor Job and quarters; once bldgs.
preferred AID. 721O.
MAN AND WIFE wants, janitor quarters.
"A yrs exp. Call Metropolitan ESQ all
day Sunday
MAN AND WIFE. colored, will give part.
lime lanItor service for living quarters.
FP. ol66. s.
TYPING AT HOME, work called for;
neatly: promptly MI SOl1 qs
Evening star., 1945-04-08
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

AN EX-GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE, who
oera9 ae goss0n bsge p b,s ..s s
Yeas experlence 6 in Govt! doing @ ietter. 'tas@
writing personnel, secretarial. hling. book;
AbMiSlsTRIArlssfHA sTiIsfA Assis1ANa4E ss saE thoroush
SSnn99wledge Sn9 OF all phases office work. BOX
BOOK GBoo'KkEEPER, experienced double entry.
81 Pskcnh RsEk a aEes sb.fne 81 49,
eAfAhIE sEcRE1AkYn toreisn ss?si sapsfisnce. ss
e F''s Wo%AN ma s With s'ss Excellent eu.
Wh ,uF5 beS oVn a,s Gss5ns RIM to stay
SCHOOL child in her own home in capacity
oIERK q EeEeFTrSSs TSpisl SlsS mo Ho 55.o
EIiv2ToR aGf slsnsa col.
iR1SGSs efsa HGSss dss HnIy Phone NE o4e4
EXECUTIVE sECRETARY or administra-
tive tive assistant desires work of permanent
temporary ulsmIporary or part-time work at present.
FARM WORN FOR SUMNER wanted b,
serviceman's wife with 3-year-old daush-
ter. Take on supervising responsibility Of
benes asyes nv PofI veny s
ineton; Other children at farm preferred.
Box 212-L. Star.
GIRL, eolored. wishes Job in cafeteria at
steam table or coffee grill, experienced.
GIRL, young employed. would like to care
tor a sma. cnIIdren evenings; In Sc. near
aGa seAooL GfRS GRE wants Job baby sitter,
: to s pm after school, near 18th and
HoGsEKEEPER, White. exp ea COOK: o redned
Live in; Practical nurse. Reference. Box
LADY Would LIKE WORK .in field ~
home building, decorating or architecture:
EXperIenosd in exesutXs isec5etaria and
Monday. Ho. sasI.
sgRsE a. ss' ss D.S4s sss' take; .ns
sSTas,E STEsE ua4ssrsEadnase ,.s any type case
rS@ soeFed sE SIS weekly.
Sal! SAIL Michigan Y tdg g. osol all day Sunday;
nisht duty. Dupont 562s.
NURSE. colored: desires or 10 hr; duty;
esxpsriensed s0a7 a;,, doctors references. Call IL
PIX PIX sai oFiERzfoR, EXP. desires position.
spartmsnt aps h9use no. n al stn, exchange for
fRAeTEex1 NJ nurse widoS S with boy a.
sSd s%s ssi.i; wo ead ssss 10Th
saa sy :ds s;as; Tss1 sy :; Tor rsS
REsaSENr ia@msE AP AP&ANHgER stSg will oser service,
Il VICINITY q Meridian Park. kefersnses.
perienee, inteiiiEe1nt. iifii1s a resourceful; " your our
second ssS right hand: 6-day preferred. $50.
SECRETARY, fast, efncient. college. wide
experience. desires responsible position, ad-
vancement possibilities; $50; 5-day week.
sGcREfARYMstenosraphic sGS YE.Assthic and execu-
tive ability, college graduate: experience
includes organization work, Government
and editorial office duties; $50 week. Box
sECY.. alert. efncient, conscientious,
Syn; after pm; 70; 5000; g
!Is.a ins maRssefIPs: Briefs novels etc. q:
sezs,; s s:ssz yssf; ssDu0lie sseo7. sunssss ss
STENOGRAPHER, expert law and com.
merce. desires temporary position; $4S
week; available now. Emerson 71sS.
sTENOGRAPHIC position, well experienced
legal and secretarial; salary, $4t.S50.
Box 179-I, Star.
CONTINUED On Next Pasal
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HELP DOMESTIC.

BABY NURSE, white; permanent, live in.
go north for summer, only baby's work
room and bath: Alexandria. TIE. 7762.
CHAMBER ID-WAITRESS, experienced,
temporary, till Juner must live in; $50
CHAnMhBERMAID.HAITR CaIn hSf HH Experienced:
ref: top wages; to live in New York, sum-
mer Conn. Call EN-. 2431 after Pm.
Evening star., 1945-04-08

CONTINUED On Next PAsa)
Evening star., 1945-04-08


MORNING WORK can be arranged in many
who have a few hours each Cay that they
wish to improve. Apply Personnel Once.
md floor, THE HEcHT CO., F st. at eth
ARE YOU A SERVICE WIFE. We need
help: beautiful house Chesapeake Bay:
Sns MLER MI En- So se & BUS after e
&c JOE P''Ri you WILL ENJoy-Learn this in
tart S31 20 weekly. with rapid increases:
permanent positions: promotion opportuni-
ices ices s to 81 g. Apply MonsS S
Friday, $40 am. to pm: Sat. $50 am.
fniEpgoEE ME 81 B4ns PoToMAe
iNTEREsTiNG WAR WoKKSEarninss at
start. s3l.20 weekly with rapid increases,
eonditiens; ages, ages 60 to so Apply employ.
F. b5 s3o THn n caEsapEAKs t9 PEA Sat- poaae SIC m
TELEPHONE CO, Hiring arTangements ap-
pTvoTved by by War Manpower Commission
typ,st and duplicating machine operator,
permanent employment, 5-day week. Ap-
RE il 1erien TnDERIY 1s woMAS 81 nT to
meals and be companion to elderly par
ys IN RSx lfsk soME sta5 ONE tvbie, S Who
would like 3 summer months at. the sea-
shore as mothers helper; must be willing
to help with 2 children. and some plain
TIE 1191
AMAZING year-round greeting card cash
getter. Sell foremost 81 all occasion as
sortment to friends, fellow workers, church
organizations: Latest vogue designs. Un,
surpassed value. Costs you soc up.
Experience unnecessary. Special offer. Re-
Guest sample assortment on e,a4}EI,2Ws appr22yWai'
Dept. Is. Fitchburg. Mass
ATTRACTIVE POSITNON for clerical work
ers; no experience necessary large, air
portunity for permanent employment
Apply SAFEWAY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
4th and T SITS. ne. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS
approved
CAN YOU SELL? We have several in
teresting, well-paid full-time positions for
women of good appearance and personality.
who realize that selling vital civilian needs
is essentiol work. J. c. PENNEY CO; INC,
Wilson blvd. and Highland ave-, Arllng-
ton (C1arendonO Va
Evening star., 1945-04-08


ality more essential than experience
Apply HARVARD HALL, 1850 Harvard
TELEPHoNE OPERATOR, white: hour.
from to Il:3O: every Saturday of Gja Gal
ffM2EpHoS9 FEE MofS MoPERxToRs sxf experienced
earnings, s3l 20 to $3.50 weekly. depend.
ing on .ensth of service; also part-time
evening work Apply employment, ONCE nc,
pm THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
PTcKfr y SELLER Ma Gen Echo
Park sSsss Wk s0ms ApDy time aP ps1k s san
4elL 4oILET 4 sa515SGE coUNTHR sALEspEoPLE. pleas
ant well-paid work; part Or full npne tlme
sPoRE sPeds or emp emplosment M otice. II St ne
her home: sd series ot tollow-up business Jet:
ton. with great future: permanent; very
nts1vs SSSa sfsr' Il Ax ;t'r FfsHa!
TYPIsT, permanent position with high.
ssea ssss law f T e dfy Hox wosE Escs stsr x
si Teefs sna ABBY sea.'1 Il. ABRAMsoN c.. II Fl
fTP1sfs1fhs a1d Is IS fw French Missions offer ex-
French English stenographers. clerks
Please apply Immediately personnel oface
1851 r St., RIM. 2O3, or telephone De,
catur 1895, Ext. 159, between $50 and
IL am and and 8 pm.
TYPIST, part-time work, 30 hours a week
for office Of modern retail store; excellent
pay; speed not necessary. 1RV1NG's, 10th
and E SITS.
TYPIST, white, under 1s, good chance to
increase your speed and gain experience;
pleasant working conditions; 5-dgy week.
Call MRS. .MANTEL. Hobart 2476.
TYPISI, white, part time, some experience
required; working hours between s:15 am.
and s pm. to suit your convenience: D.
day week. Call MRS. MANTEL. Hobart
TWISTS. over 55. full time or part time,
a f1r publishing. editorial and business
1900, or apply at 1241 oath st. NV.
lady to operate Burroughs
invoicing machine. Experience not neces-
sary. Must not. be employed in essential
industry. Fve:day. week with no work on
wholesale house handling wines and liquors
Phone Nj. W. Il. Colston, Atlantic 1884
BE1TZELL d CO.. INC. 1857 New York
ave. ne.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

tween times there were those slow. wondering
words:
Jack, can you hear me? Oh dear Jack,
wherever you are, come close and let me tell
you. We have little girl I'm going to call
her Jacqueline, dear, and don't you see it
will be like having you back again?"
No, Mrs Millie didn't sleep much that
night
And she slept even less the next night
- that bleak, silent night when she made
her great decision.
SHE never knew what woke her. Perhaps
a sixth sense. Perhaps death brushed her
shoulders as it passed by. Whatever it was,
it left her sitting upright with scream on
her lips, sitting scream that wouldn't
form and wouldn't die, and left her cold
and trembling.
She waited seconds; then she turned on
the light beside her bed and looked, be-
cause she knew she must, with those words
ringing in her ears: do you believe in
dreams?"
The nursery had been overcrowded, there
weren't even any bassinets left, so the three
babies slept in the room with their mothers.
Three babies asleep in three dresser drawers
resting on three chairs.
Or rather, that's the way it should have
been - but wasn't. For baby Jacqueline
was dead.
Mrs. Millie knew it even before she
touched her, baby fingers curled tight and
stiff and ice cold.
She picked the baby up; she Graded it,
rocked it and wept over it, but she didn't
ring for the nurse.
Life had been gone too long; there was
nothing left but hard, pink shell.
If my baby dies, FH die too - because you
see won't hare anything to live for.
Mrs. MILE nodded. She looked at the
pretty velvet jacket on the bed, she thought
of all that money in the girls purse, and
there, with the dead baby in her arms, she
could understand at last. She could look
beyond the diapers and the measles and the
screaming, and see the blessing. She could
see that each one of the naughty little chill
dren were bits of her heart. None had ever
Evening star., 1945-07-08

been really sick; it never had been brought
home to her how much she had How little
scrimping and being poor meant in face of
love and laughter and life.
These thoughts were slow in coming;
they crept in one by one as she rocked the
dead baby, as she thought of Ed playing
his harmonica with his feet on the kitchen
table. AS she thought of someone else on the
Siegfried Line.
1t was then that she laid the baby down
on her bed and undressed it. She took off
everything, the padded night shirt and the
embroidered sacque, the hospital bracelet
with Jacqueline printed on it. And then
she closed her eyes. She knew what she was
going to do but she didn't dare think about
it.
She couldn't make the choice = that
would have to be Gods doing So she closed
her eyes and picked up the first twin she
touched.
1t was black-haired Linda with the dim
pie in her chin, a little smaller than Jacque-
line, but not too much
HASTILY she switched clothes, and lastly
she put Jacqueline's bracelet on the little
live baby, and Linda's bracelet on the little
dead baby.
She sat there in the moonlight long time
grooming over the sleeping child: Shell
take care of you; she's got lots of money,
and you'll have everything you want.
You'll have her love and my love, because
won't ever stop loving you. Don't you see,
baby, I'm not hurting you. Oh, God, I'm
not hurting her. am 1? Please, God, tell me,
am doing right?"
The girl on the other bed stirred She
smiled in her dreams, and called again in
that young voice with the new courage in
it:
"Jack, can you hear me? Can you hear
me tell you that we have a little baby girl?
Don't you see, Jack, you came home from
the war after ALL"
Mrs. Millie tenderly laid her sleeping
baby in little Jacqueline's place. God has
given me my answer" she thought ''It's
the right thing to do have so much and
she has so little. And her Jack was fighting
for both of us. The End
Evening star., 1945-07-08

HERE are hoo sides 10 e0ery question the
,orong side and our side. -. American proverb
Evening star., 1945-02-19
By ALICE EVERSMAN.

An all-Wagner program by the
National Symphony, especially II the
noted tenor, Lauritz Melchior is
soloist, provides one of the most
enjoyable concerts Of the season.
This was the case yesterday when
Mr.. Melchior made another guest
appearance with the orchestra, and
DR.. Kinder gave his splendid in
depreciation Of excerpts from the
Wagnerian operas. Soloist and con-
ductor were in an inspired mood
and aroused the audience, one of
the largest this series has had, to
enthusiastic demonstrations.
Mr.. Melchior stands unique among
tenors both by the quality of his
voice and by his thorough under
standing of the Wagnerian style.
His ringing tones are capable of
power and tenderness and his
presentation has the breadth Of line
and the grandiose characteristics of
Wagner's heroes. Throughout the
taxing change of registers the arias
require, the same even, imposing
quality was preserved.
Re-creating the atmosphere Of
the scenes as far as is possible in
concert performance, Mr.. Mel
chior sang with stirring effect: "A
Sword My Father Did Pledge Me"
from ''The Valkyrie';; the Prayer"
from "Rienzi";; the Narrative, !
from "Tannhauser," and the
Finale" from "Parsifal." AS the
program progressed, his mounting
personal enthusiasm communicated
itself to the audience and the ap-
plause after each number was
thunderous.
Two encores were given, the Mar
rative" from "Lohengrin" following
his first group, and the first "Forg-
ing Song" from "Siegfried" at the
Evening star., 1945-02-19
Movie Star Sobu
Mans Twin Guns
ION Liberotor
y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
THIRTEENTH A r NJ Y AIR
FORCE HEADQUARTERS, Far
East.-Sabu is a ball turret gunner
now.
The former Elephant Boy" of
the movies-Sergt. Sabu Dastagir-
mans a set of twin 50-caliber guns
in one of the 18th Army Air Forces
Liberators attached to the famous
Long Range Bomber Group.
He has piled up about 80 missions
all the way from Borneo to the
Philippines.
The young Hindu, whose nimble
antics and flashing smile made him
screen favorite, is popular with
his pals in the long-range outfit.
Sabu is credited with one "smok-
er" During a Borneo raid he got
one burst into a Zero. 1t was smok-
ing when it disappeared in cloud.
Evening star., 1945-02-19
Melchior in Inspired Form
At Symphony's Wagner Event

end. The latter was sung with splen-
did abandon, the artists voice fresh
er and more vibrant than at the
beginning.
The spirit with which Mr.. Mel
choir infused his performance was
duplicated by DR.. Kinder in his di-
rection of the orchestra. He freed
the full resources of the ensemble
in dramatically developed climaxes
while weaving the pattern of the
music with skill and insight. His
sympathetic reaction to the senti-
ment of the excerpts programmed
produced rich .coloration OF phrase
and a telling use of dynamics.
The finale from THE Rhinegold, y
Evening star., 1945-02-19

four portions from The Master
Singers" Traeume," the sketch
from Tristan" the "Song Of the
Rhine Daughters" from "The Twi-
light OF the Gods were inspiringly
played, eliminating In m especially
fine reading of the overture to
"Rienzi." The members Of the
orchestra were sensitive1y attuned
to the conductors wishes and the
spontaneity OF their playing con-
tributed to the excellence Of the
presentations.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

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Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19

The Ministerial Alliance held
joint services at the Wards Chap
ell AME church of which Rev. J.
B. Neal is pastor. Rev Madison
of the Munn's Chapel Baptist
church, delivered very impress
sive Christmas sermon. The
Progressive Women's Club was
the scene of a very delightful af-
fair New Years night. Ladies
of the Progressive Women's Club
were entertained on the 26th of
December. Pvt. and Mrs. Leon
Silas spent the holidays with their
parents, Mr.. and Mr.. Silas.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Armstrong of
Little Rock, Ark, We're holiday
guests of their sister, Mrs. A.
Johnson. . Mrs. n. Johnson, dau
ghter of Mrs. Lucy Hunter, re-
turned to Madison, Wis. Mrs.
Mary Washington is on the sick
list.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
Batesville


NJ. Sgt Lee Abner who has
been in So. Pacific for 23 months
has returned to the states, and is
here visiting his mother, Mrs. w.
Flennings. Mrs. Nellie A.
Strong of Independence, Kans.. is
visiting friends here for few
weeks Misses V. Smiley, l..
Locke, and M. b. Flennngs are
guest to a game of bride Friday
night at the home of Mrs. N. T.
Turner, John X. Smith OF Little
Rock, who has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. II. Finley, left last
week for his home after two
week visit