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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17

following services as being avail
able to new residents:
Fire Protection
Fire professionally fire equip
ment stands ready to answer all
calls in new sections. Fire n.y.
drants will be placed as soon as
water mains are laid. A complete
fire alarm system will be installed
when funds are available from the
forthcoming bond issues. In the
meantime, alarms may be placed
by calling the Fire department.
phone 4466.
Police Protection
Police professionally radio pa
troll cars will begin patrolling all
new areas Immediately, and the
police department may be called
at phone 5244. The city dog catch
er operates under the jurisdiction
Of this department, and Is avail
able to pick up diseased or stray
animals. A new, modern dog
pound has just been completed to
house dogs picked up.
| Trash and Garbage
Trash and garbage collections
Will begin Jan. as outlined In a
special announcement.
Street maintenance - Work on
placing streets in good condition
will begin promptly with scrap.
ing, filling and leveliag of unpav-
ed streets and patching of paved
roads.
Parks Maintenance
Parks and Parkway mainten-
ance - Care of plazas, parkways
and areas between sidewalk and
curb in front of vacant lots will
be started Immediately.
Street signs - Work on a COM
plete set of street signs is under
way.
Water and Sewers
| Water and sewer systems-En-
cheering surveys Of new areas
are underway and nearly COM
plete. Legal matters for securing
the 100000 bond issue are well
advanced. Water bills will be re-
duced to city rates in areas where
city water is used. Persons desir-
ing city maintenance Of septic
tanks and grease traps are being
given an opportunity to sign up
for this service by paying regular
quarterly sewer fees. A septic tank
maintenance crew will be avail
able to service tanks of those per-
sons desiring this service until
sewer lines are laid.
A drainage survey is in process
and will begin when funds from
bond issue are available.
Locations for 296 street lights
have been selected and Tide Water
Power company will make install
lations as rapidly as fixtures are
received. It is expected that all
fixtures will be received within 60
days. 2
For the information of house.
wives in the new areas. Nichols
detailed a list Of instructions con-
corning city trash and garbage col
lections. On Monday, Wednesday
and Friday collections will be
made In East Wilmington and all
areas to the east. On Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, collec.
tions will be made in Sunset Park
and all new areas to the south.
Special Services
The city operates a special truck
to collect dead animals or other
unusual refuse. A brush truck is
brush in quantity when placed at
also available to pick up limbs and
the street line. City employees are
not allowed to work on private
property. Call the Sanitation de.
partment for these services, teIe.
phone 1912.
~VV~vY --O
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17

malamine compounds will filter
water to make it chemically pure.
The necessity of feeding some
8,OOO,0 900 members Of the armed
forces in widely scattered sections
Of the world demanded better
means Of preserving food. Hence
further developments in dehydrat-
ing and quick freezing. The food
freezing business on commercial
scale was almost doubled in size
and output during the war. New
adaptations for civilian use are
many. Uncooked bakery products
are now being frozen by the thou
sands, preserving then indefinite
ly until ready for baking in the
home. and pre-cooked, ready-to-
serve foods from potatoes all gro
tin to steak are also frozen in a
dozen plants throughout the coun-
try.
Scarcities
Wartime scarcity Of metals has
opened many new horizons in the
use Of glass. Hollow building
blocks, large diameter pipes, and
plumbing fixtures are now in pro-
duction as well as articles of kit
chenware which were formerly
made only Of metal. The use of
glass has even been extended to
the manufactu of articles of
clothing from spun glass which is
as soft and pliable as many tex
tile materials.
Civilizations
Much has been accomplished in
the utilization of waste materials
and products In the solution of
wartime scarcities. The worthless
flax fibre, for example, has sup
piled the largest part Of cigarette
paper used during the war. Corn
cobshave been made into liquid
motor fuel, chicken feathers into
cloth, and sawdust into disable
lumber.
The greatest single cause Of
fire In the home is dirty and de-
fective chimneys and flues.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17

in this section for pasture, 49,
grazing crops for livestock and ana NJ
SO nearnesS to markets make ,0 -, al'
location desirable. "is
There are many opportunit;a.
developing agriculture and US 4oF
cessing plants for agricultural c p.o'
modities in this section. plans 'oil'
under way at the present tina are s
the establishing of a freeze 'I Io ~
er plant in Jacksonville which IN ",iH
make it possible to freeze and WI wa
cess fruits, vegetables, meats w. .ni
also establishing a marketing s p,a
tenn for cured pork. y"
Onslow County has been tro,-
for a long time for its hams, Tbsra
is no reason why this county sbnuv
not produce in the future hogS ~
be processed in the County .n ~
really develope a market for th ia
cured meat. VIA
Sweet potatoes are a conroodi.,
tnat can be successfully raised IN
this section and a program is IN =. =.
this time to standardize .waa.
potatoe production in the co,,ntr
and work out marketing facilitje,
for selling fine quality swss.
potato grown and processed in On,
slow county.
onslow county has also lsrr,
areas OF forest land that with =
small manner of attention will
produce large income in the n.
ture for the county. With the deve1.
opment of agricultural processing
plants in this vicinity, which thers
will De done in the future, the on.
portunities are great and Is a rea,
challenge to the farmers and tow,
people to really develope these IA.
cilities in this section.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17
Tale Of One CRY
Extension OF City Limits
Considered Big rs Story

Perhaps the biggest story in industry in Wilmington in
1916 was destined to be the expansion of the corporate
land within the city by 43 miles and the population
by approximately 1000 persons
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17

Galen, ancient Greek physician.
prescribed lettuce as a remedy for
sleeplessness.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17

Seven per cent of the U. S. nop.
ulation is more than 65 years 0.
age.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17

The greatest single cause OF
fire In the home is dirty and de-
fective chimneys and flues.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23
UNC HOMECOMING
is SET SATURDAY

Chapci Hill. Oct. 23.-Saturday
October 26. the day of the Carolina
rlorlda football game, will be Home
Chapel Hill. ~
In addition 10 The game, num-
Der OF events are scheduled FIR the
weekend. Opening the series will
DC torchlisht parade through the
village at O'Clock Friday night to
&c followed by 4 pep rally in Me-
mortal Hall.
The University Club is sponsoring
a contest icr decorations and lawn
olspiayS among the 6ornitories
iraternlties and sororities. Judpine
VIII take place Saturday morning
Inc ri Kappa Alpha cup for the
winning display will he presented al
q DANCE to DC given by the Order OF
tae Grail in Woollen Gymnasium
Saturday night. The ri Beta PHI;
fraternity has won The cuo for the
last two years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23
District d. of A.
Meet Thursday

Vance Council No. 80, Daugh-
tiers of America, will be hostess to
Eastern District No. 3 tomorrow af-
ternoon, beginning at 2:3O o'clock
at the Red Mems hall. with dele
gates from six councils expected to
attend.
District Deputy Mrs. Clare Rober-
son, of Rocky Mount. will preside
Mrs. Cathilene Harris. OF Hcnder-
son. State councillor. will be present
at the meeting, as will the fol!owins
other State officers: Mrs. Inez Lloyd
of Raleigh associate vice-counsilor
Mrs. Alvirada Lee, Of Raleigh, ju.
Nor past State councillor; Mrs. Alma
Evans, outside sentinel.
Delegates are expected to attcnc
from Nash Council No. Is anc
Rocky Mount Council No. 81, botf
Of Rocky Mount: Warren Council
No. 36. OF Norlina: Victory Council
No. 10. Raleigh: Carolina Council
No. 2. Elizabeth City.
An afternoon session only will bt
held. with business matters and re-
ports to comprise most Of the pro,
gram.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23

You need fresh new cotton
rock round the house? Pattern
'047 is happy choice for design
nd convenience. Easy to make, and
asy TO look at-opcns flat for
roning.
This pattern gives perfect fit, is
asy 10 use. Complete, illustrated
Sew Chart shows you every step.
Pattern 904T comes in sizes II. l6.
IS, 20; 81, "a, Sc, 80, 40. -. Size
u takes ; yards 35-mch.
Send TWENTY cents in coins for
his pattern TO Daily Dispatch Pat
ern Dept. 232 West 18th St. New
York, II, y. Y. Print plainly SIZE.
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
Der.
Ready for you right NOW Il, ,
,rand-ncw Marian Martin FALL
md WINTER l9IG-47 Pattern Book:
:est-cI-ihc-ScaSon fashions for ali
plus Il FREE pattern for bridge
prom and card-tablC cover printc:i
light in the book. All yours for jus;
fifteen cents more.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23
OABNEY ROAD LOTS
ARE TRANSFERRED

Two lots on the Dabncy road
were conveyed 10 Leon Perry ny Il
}. Corbi,t and wife. each ior 500
and other considerations. ~ realty
papers filed al the register ~ decd.
office yesterday.
ThomlS J. Oakley and vic t"ans-
ferrcd lot on David street in South
Henderson to Josephine u. Oakley
for $40 and other considerations.
A lot on College street. cumpris-
ing the alley adjacent 10 Banner
Warehouse. was sold to \. II. Moore
and f. S. RoySicr by r. H. Hicks and
tions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23
Continues Ill.

CONTINUES Ill.
Mrs. c. E. Tillotson continues Ill
at her home on the Oxford road, it
was reported
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23
Society NewS
Local Ladies Will
Attend Statesville
War Mothers Meet

Mrs M. w. Wester and Mrs. l.,
E. Barnes will represent the Vance
county chapter of War Mothers at
the State meeting which will be
held at Statesville on October pa
Is. it was learned today. The Ire
dell chapter will be hosiesses for the
sessions.
Seventeen chapters throughout
the State will be represented at this
meeting. which will be conducted
by the State president, Mrs. E. D.
Atkins, of Gastonia. An executive
board meeting will prcccde the Open
ing session and will DC attended by
Mrs. WeStcr, who is State chairman
OF the memory tree committee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23
Sue Kelly Class
Has October Meet

The Sue Kelly class of the FIRST
baptiSt church held its regular Oc-
tober meeting Monday night in the
ladies' parlor of the church. Devo-
tionals were led by Mrs. Arnom
Harris.
A short business discussion was
held, during which the group dis
cussed adopting" a little girl ns
class protege. This project was left
Tor further consideration. Plans were
made for the enlargement of the
class and for the increase of its ac-
tivities.
AT the conclusion of the mcetine
the hostcsseS, Mrs. Morris Williams
and ice cream. ~" S"Ne
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23
SAFETY THEME OF
WEST END PIT. A.

A program on safety will be given
at the monthly meeting OF Yves,
End PIT. A. at the school Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, ii was an
nounced today. Chief of Police j. f.
Parks and State patrolnan Al Tay-
lor have been invited TO attend and
suggest methods OF eliminating
traffic Jams at tho school. particul-
arly at the noon hour. All members
Of the association are asked TO at
tend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23
Hospital Guild AIectiuq.

The Maria Parham Hospital Gull,
will meet at 4 O'Clock Friday after
noon at the First Presbyterian
church, it was announced today. All
interested persons are invited to az
tend the first meeting of this Or
Ganization. Those joining AT this
meeting will be charter members.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23
Donna Sue Paschall

Mr.. and Mas. Elwood Paschall. OF
Manson. announce the birth of a
daughter, Donna Sue. on October %
at Maria Parham hospital. Mrs. Pas
chall is the former Miss Rebccca
Jones. of Henderson. route 3.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23
BIRTHS
Shirley Mac Abbott.

MIR. and Mrs. j. Z. Abbott an
nounce the birth of daughtcr.
Shirley Mae, at Granville hospital.
On October 10. Mother and daugh-
ter are reported doing nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23
Douglas Wayne Jones.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Jones an
nouncc the birth of a son. Douglas
Wayne. on October 10, at Maria
Parham hospital. Mrs. Jones is the
former Miss Annie Fleming. Mother
and son are reported to be doing
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23
Betty Marie Ellis.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Ellis an
nounce the birth of daughter,
Betty Marie. on October II at Maria
Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-23
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
ford to take a chance with any medicine
less potent than Circumcision which
goes right to the seat Of the trouble to
help loosen and eXpel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes.
Circumcision blends beechwood creo-
sote by special process with other time
tested medicines for coughs. 1t contains
no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist to sell you
q bottle of Circumcision with the UNDER
standing you must like the way it quick
ly allayS the cough, permitting rest and
sleep, or you are to have your money
back. (Adv.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-25
J. \. JOINER Gets
Deferred Sentence
On Drunk Counts

!. y. .1oynrr. white. received Il
suspended sentence of 80 days On
'hr"C charges of public drunkenness
= police court today. ON two counts.
ne WAS sentenced Ia 80 days. sus-
pended upon payment -! five dol
lars and costs. the sentences Ia run
.oncu"r"utly. and II the third case
ne sentence WAS to rum conSccU-
lively.
Willard Il. Russell! and Eugene
Walker. >olovcd. We're tried for as
Saut on Eugene Branch and each
NaS sentenced - % days. suspend,
Il upon payment OF five dollars and
'nstS au5 on further condition that
Icy keep the peace towards Branch
Branch was tried lor assault with
! deadly weapon on Walker. Intlict-
NJ serious injury. He was sentenced
20 30 days. suspended upon payment
If five dollars and costs. on condi-
ton that he keep the peace towards
Walker and Russell.
Lee Winston and Melvin Foster.
-Olorcd. were tried fov public drunk
enncSS and each fined five dollars
md costs.
Tried for speeding. Clarence Eli.
iah Howard. colorCi. Was fined $50
ana cost.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-25
l.8l Inches
.OfRainHere
On Tuesday
Thermometer Hits
81 After 50 Top
Recorded Monday

Unusually heavy rainfall. accom-
panied by unscaSonab!y high tenn
pcraturCS. was experienced here lii"
tirSt half of this week. with Il mani
num temperature of 80. and RAIN
fall of l.8l inches of !Iin Tuesday.
according la the Weather Bureau
observer here.
Last Friday there was l.i8 inches
of rain. preceded by so of an inch
the day before. Maximum temporal
turc foG the present heat wave was
the 88 degrees ON Monday. with al
most that much Tuesday. al 81.
Farmers have fu;md satisfaction
III the rain tor the good il has done
10 fall crops. but at the same time
il also retarded harvest Of the hay
crop. and fears are expressed that
considerable damage was done IL
hay IN some instances.
In town. the rity'S water supply.
III no danger hut IT :hv samr lImS
not up 10 normal. WAS improved by
lie recent rains.
Warm weather hes persisted late.
han uSual this tali. h,.l icmpcra-
urcs are expected To- drop within a
lew days. with normal autumn MrF-
curry readings.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-25

Oomewhere around your house ore
several fine jewels sealed in q gloss
case. No. This isn't story Of buried
Treasure. These jewels ore part Of your
electric meier. and they help to give q
Consistently accurate report on the
amount Of electricity serving your home
each month.
Simple as II may look your meter Is as
Intricate as The finest wateh. and as &C.
eurdfe as The most delicate precision
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-25
THIS CAN
HAPPEN TO YOU

Recently a prominent henderson
citizen had terrible and costly au-
tOmobilc accident. He was driVIuG
on a paved highway on Il clear day
and suddenly some mechanical fail
urc OF the steering mechanism caused
him 10 lose control OF the car and
run off the road. According 10 an eye
witness the car turned over fivS
times. Both the driver and his wife
were injured his wife seriously.
Such an accident Is tragic but this
Individual was fortunate III one way.
He had recently purchased COM
plctC automobile insurance covCraoc
from Pinncll Insurance Agency. With
This covcragc he not only had the us
nal liability CovcraSc and collision
but had wisely purchased the eco
n0mical Medical Payments covcraGr.
From cost standpoint this citizen
Is going 10 nave Il heavy Mcd!Cai
bill and his car is practically a tota!
loss. But this man had proper in
SuranCc covcraGc when he needed IL
From the cost standpoint ne was COM
p!ctcly protected.
Such an accident can happen -
anyone. Complete protection is so
easy 10 obtain. Just phone 252 OF
90 To the Office q! PInncll Insurance
Agency in the Telephone Building.
ana ask for complete protection while
driving your car including Medical
IaEmCntS.-AdE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-25
Vets Reminded Of
Meeting Thursday
At Hotel Vance

Commander Carl Peoples q: Hen
derSon Post Is. AMNETS. Ameri-
Tan Veterans cl World War IL. to-
day rem 'ndci al veterans of Hen
acrSon C the special ANVEr meet
ing 10 be held al the Hotel Vance
Thursday might nj 8 p. IL,
Peoples SIid orsanl2auonal buSi-
ness would BE transacted at the
meeting which will be held i'll the
small priTat. dining room o! the
hotel
Commander Peoples urged all
AN'NET men,JcrS 10 attend and in
,itcG al veterans III Henderson and
Vance county.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-25
R. c.. kITTRELL is
IMPROVING AT HOME

r. G.. Kittreli. prominent mcn'ocr
ID! the Henderson bar. has returned
1onc from Waits hospital. in Dur
2.m where he was patient Tor u
Month and a half in connection with
an operation. He /. reported 10 be
greatly improved. He is nov rest
ng comfortably AT his home here
md Is recovering from: the proiract-
ed ordeal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-25
FOUR GOOD FILLRACKS.

Wake tcrcs;-Wailc Forest coach
5 arc doing no worrying about
he candidates for tullDIcN. The
DcaconS have four first ratc-pcr-
formers Al this post. They are
Z c h ard Rock Brinklcy. Clay
room. Anthony ri Tomo. and
George Pryor. Br!nkley has been
he regular f.lliback for the past
.Wo seasons but Is being hard push
cd for the position this fail.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-25
DEaCS RANKED SECOND.

W0!iC FCrcSt Wake Forest. Which
will meet five Southern Conference
foes this fall ranked second in
~" !irnl Conference standings i'll
l9i5. The DeacOnS won three league
games. lost one. and tied one. The
only loss in the loop was 10 Duke.
the Conference champion. by the
close margin Of % 10 10.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-25
RECEPTION AT PIC

Maxton. Sept. 25.-A reception for
The new members of the faculty and
Students was given by Presbyterian
Junior Colleg" al the MaXton Com
cHniiy Clue on Saturday evening
Sept. 81. approximately one hun
!"cd girls from Flora Macdonald at
tended and large number nj
friends e the college from Max
ton and Laur;nourS were present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-25

ancr this school year Saturday night
IL the HcnGrrsun-R Roanoke Rapids
game and drew much applause as
II paradru III the new uniforms. The
young musicians marched AT the
Carolina Cherry Point gam" nj
Chapel Hill last year and were en-
thuSii SIically received, especially by
the Marines ON playing the Marine
hmm,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-25

instrument. II Is sealed 10 keep out dust
and moisture. tested and re.tested to
measure with equal accuracy on The
hottest day Of summer or the coolest
day Of winter. Meter testing and main.
fenanee Is continuous job with Caro-
lima Power & Light Company. Such
rigid inspections ore part Of The
sound management and engineering
skill necessary 10 insure you oil The cleo.
trieity you wont-whenever you want
it-dt the flick Of q switch.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
HELP woMEN.

3 COLOR ARTISTS, for portrait studio,
e isFi SD
eaSISf as daRbsRcr tsih s. For big srots sen
Soc 'eeasr Ase fss0ispfs 5o 81
s1I saWpls IM sT,niPg Sn isPgroSyysl Dept; o SILVER @
SMksTM4s M1E eaRDssaAzfNc Fss So foT1 1t
name, 81: 2l-card feature box. 81. proft
Do Ssf sR sfPf Plan w.m ind D.Ss on
sSa. " Y fsy ,!s for ..llin. MT, $, boxes:
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QUALIFIED stenosrapher bookkeeper.
gortunity. 3. c, asitISj xkMSTURE dson CO, SsfHs
MARRiED WOMAN or widow for response
BILE position. No experience necessary. No
eanvassins. P. o. 1908, Washington. D. g.
both a typist and secretary and a book
the winter. Closed on Saturdays during
tss,.s ise summer sT. -, On. with experience prs:
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1iR sE1viRsASi. S..d GIRLS needed. permanent. posi-
sSs ss NJ T5iss' Franc FRAT 5SwEGRs 1S SHRissHse eo,
FAscaIs9ATTiSs q lneen. sullalp. PLAN nf. t.l.
church orsanizations for. fast-seilins
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up; sxtra bonus; experience unnecessary;
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sEgFPdSs hRsR R2 EshSs5s 0n.on MAS
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some, weekly bonus; vacation with pay,
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in our dry cleaning branch stores, We
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;S;;,S'S, d!isS3 & sr9sss sss isSs '" Va
records with amazing, value "Csndieiisht''
sssSFtTen ssS, 9er ai as LUKE folders sell on
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fe' SIC CASH Ash fasesFr pRofirs with big Christina,
sampes 81 nn Esss ss
,'ss w to '2f ss%ss esRD h''sE
with name. Samples free Make money
easy. quick with outstanding Christmas
card s line i'm inclpding 50 for 81; IS for 81
name imprinted. Gorgeous designs. Also
l6 assortments OF Christmas cards, every
day and birthday greetings, gift wraps.
Retail soc to 81; Generous profit tor
GARD CO. 1900 w. jackson, Dept. 5s'
MAKE EXTRA MONEY NOW selling
Christmas cards. Show smartest desisns.
buy on sight. Prize" :l.eard 81 .ssors;
name-imprinted Christmas cards, 81.
Other fast sellers. Samples on approval.
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MAISONETTE FROCKS need 3 representa-
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raincoats: etc, now available. For exclusive
BfG CASH PRoFiTs selling Christmas
cards 20 for 81 up. Includes senders
Make extra money easy showing these
big values to friends, others. 21-card
feature" Christmas assortment. Is other
money making boxes. Earn up to soc on
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