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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-18
: MT. VICTORY


1t. j. G. Edwin Jordan and wife,
of Norfolk, Va, were Saturday
evening supper guests of Lester
Jordan and family in Mt Victory
j. M Madony and Mrs. Ger
trude Woolley visited from Friday
until Tuesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs c. c. Madory, in Column
bus.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moore and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore, of
Marion, spent Sunday evening with
their mother, Mrs. Nettis Moore
Mrs. John Corner, who has been
quite i'll, is improving.
Miss Louisa Koontz attended the
funeral of Mrs. Loa Davis at La
Rue, Sunday p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernia Burnside.
of Peoria, were Saturday after
noon visitors at the f. f. Sher-
wood home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ClapSaddle
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Everett Frye home in Marion.
Sunday visitors at the Ezra Bur-
gett home were Mrs. Mollie Har-
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Har-
mon and Mr.. and Mrs. Williams,
all of Kenton.
Cpl. Carl +. Miller, of Fort
Meyer, Va, and Ross II. Davis, of
La Grange, Wy, visited at the
Ray Davis home Friday and Sat
urday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. Dickerson were Rev.
and Mrs. Ross Hurley of Mt.
Blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sieg,
and DR.. and Mrs. f. d. Hunt.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday at the Sichholtz fhneral
home, in Bellefontaine, for Mrs.
Mary Thurman, 81, mother of
Mrs. Bertha Wagner, of this place,
who died Monday in Bellefontaine.
Death was due to infirmities of
age. Mrs. Thurman was a resident
of the Mt. Victory community for
number of years before making
her home in Bellefontaine.
A shower was given for Mr. and
Mrs. Paul MARITIME, recently mar
ried at the Painter Creek Grange
hall Tuesday evening. About 10C
attended. Lovely and useful gifts
were received by the couple. After
lunch was served, a dance was en-,
joyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Chamberlain
and son, Steve, moved last week
to the Willis Tschudy farm, north
of Mt. Victory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy DiSkersor
are spending a few days in Sidney
at the George Small home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Williauer an
Louisa Koontz visited Miss Heller
Ricketts,, near Bellefontaine, las
| Tuesday afternoon.
| Miss Donna Moe was TueSda.
night dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs
| Willis Moe and son, Ronnie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Black anC
daughter, of Aberdeen, Md, were
| Monday dinner and Over-nigh
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-18

were dinner guests Of Mrs. Krock's
brother-in-law and sister Mr., and
Mrs. Kenneth Marling.
The w. S. j. club met at the
home of Mrs. John McElheney, on
Wednesday, with Mrs. Ralph Car
ey assisting hostess. Twelve mem
bers were present. Mrs. Holland
was in charge of the program. Re
freshments were served. The meet
ing closed in due form The place
for the next meeting will be an
nounced later.
Junior class of LaRue high
school will present its annual play
a comedy My Hearts in High,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-18
e FARM BUREAU
ADVISORY COUNCIL No. ?
Group Activities

Farm Bureau Advisory council
No. , met Friday evening, March
l at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph McMahan. Fourteen mem
berS and nine children were pres
ent. During the business meeting
it was decided to contribute to the
Red Cross, which has been the
custom in former years. A report
on the last health meeting was
mad by Mrs. Meredith Hall and
Mrs. Rollin Still. 1t was suggested
that some form of fire protection
for Taylor township be discussed.
During the discussion hour, which
was in charge of Meredith Hall.
Soil conservation was the main
topic and of course many other
interesting subjects were brought
up. The meeting then adjourned
after which refreshments were
served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be held sometime in
April at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred InSkeep.
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ADVISORY COUNCIL NO. "a

The second meeting of Council
No. "a was held March 8 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Scheiderer. There were twelve
members and ten children pres
ent, also Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Beck.
The election of officers was held
with the following results: Robert
Young, chairman; Omar Scheider-
er, vice chairman; Ralph Scheid-
erer, discussion leader; Mrs. Mel
vim RauSch, secretary-te -tereasurer;
Mrs. Robert Young, recreation
leader; Mark Dillinger, legislative
representative; Mrs. Edgar Burns,
and Mrs. Omar Scheiderer, health
committee; Mrs. Mark Dellinger
devotional leader.
! rhe group decided to holC
its next meeting at the home oI
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Burns, or
April u. After the meeting, de-
lightful refreshments were served
and a social hour enjoyed by all.
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Plants in Water

When growing plants in water the
water must be completely changed
once week in order to supply the
minerals to the plants.
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LaRue Section
BY MRS. DoNA MAE rRUMBo

Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Krock, of
LaRue and the Rev. and Mrs. Earl
R. Krock and daughter, of India
ma, attended services at Calvary
church in Findlay, Sunday, and
Smyrna times., 1946-10-17
D. Heinold
Rhythm Band

Mr. Osbon is forming rhythm
band in grades 2 and 8. A group
of children from each of these
grades will be chosen to partici-
pate in the band. A leader will be
chosen for the band also. A great
part of the instruments used in
this rhythm band will be percus-
sion instruments. Children in the
band will be taught to keep time
with the various instruments. Band
participants might wear simple
uniforms. The benefit of the
rhythm band is that it teaches chill
dren sense of rhythm, coopera-
ton, and careful attention. Part of
the band (3rd grade) has been
started Mr.. Osbon hopes to have
the band in full swing within a
short time. Mr.. Osbon has receiv-
ed SO applications for band instru-
ments for the high school band.
There will be about IS applications
for a final total.
@. Houtman
Smyrna times., 1946-10-17
Glass Officers Meet
Laura Darrell

On Friday, october II, at ITO,
there was a meeting of all class
officers from grades seven to
twelve for the purpose of discus
sion of the G. o. campaign. The
President of each class was assign
ed to explain the advantages of G.
o. to his homeroom at $40 Mon
day morning, October IA. He has
the assistance of the Vice-Presi-
dent. The Secretaries have made
posters which should advertise the
G. o. drive in each homeroom.
The General Organization is an
association of all students and
teachers from grades seven to
twelve. The purpose of this or
ganization is to conduct entra-cur-
ricular activities throughout the
year. The advantages of the GO.
are: three parties halloween,
Christmas, and Easter), ten home
basketball games, three issues of
the Spy Glass. The total cost of
these would be about $500, but the
Smyrna times., 1946-10-17

Christian Science Society, Milford,
meets at Grange Hall: Morning
service II a. m; Sunday School IL
a. M, also meets first Wednesday
evening of each month at s p. m.
Subject for Sunday, October 20 is:
Doctrine of Atonement. Golden
Text: II Cor. 5: Is. All things are
of God, who hath reconciled us to
himself by Jesus Christ, and hath
given to us the ministry of recon-
citation. A Bible citation from
the lesson-sermon is: Eph. 2: 8, 10.
For by grace are ye saved through
faith; and that not of yourselves:
it is the gift of God: For we are
his workmanship, created in Christ
Jesus unto good works, which God
hath before ordained that We
should walk in them. A correlative
passage from the Textbook Sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Smyrna times., 1946-10-17

appointed the following teachers
to serve on the Advisory Council:
Miss Johnson. Mr.. Ward, and Mrs.
Meyer. The date for the party
was set for Friday, November l,
1916. Three committees were
chosen: Roland Mills and Mr..
Ward, decorations; Marie FAIRIES
and Miss johnson, entertainment;
Donald Heinold and Mrs. Meyer,
refreshments. Mills. FAIRIES, and
Heinold We're assigned to go to the
three 7th grade home-rooms to
help the presidents of those classes
in explaining the G. o. to their
classmates.
On Friday. october Il, Roland
Mills, President of the General Or
ganization, spoke over the public
address system to the school re-
garding the drive.
D. Heinold
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Faculty Club Stuiies

Mrs. Margaret .O'Ne.l, head of
Department of Social Studies, in
an address bofore the Faculty Club
here on October 8, strongly rec
commended greater emphasis
upon personnel work at the high
school level to determine the aoil-
tiles, interests and needs of each
individual student with view to
aiding each to the fullest intellec-
tual, emotional and physical de-
velopment. Each teacher Mrs.
O'Neill declared, must work in ten
areas in dealing with each student.
These areas. in brief, are: Work
and study; relations within the
school; mental health; vocational
consideration; ethics; family rela-
tionships; culture and charm; hob
bies and leisure time activities;
world unity studies, including the
teaching of tolerance and inter-
racial cooperation; physical fit
ness.
In discussing the book "Preven-
tion aid Correction of Reading Diff
ficulties" by Emmett Albert Belts,
Miss Bess C. Matthews pointed out
the very great concern each teach
er feels in dealing with reading
difficulties. No school, said Miss
Matthews, can rise above the level
of professional imagination and re-
sourcefulness possessed by the
teaching staff. Only scientific pro-
cedures, laboratory-tested, can
avail in the great task each of us
faces in dealing with reading de-
ficiencies, Miss Matthews declared,
but knowledge of procedures, must
be carried out with professional
imagination intelligently applied.
G. o. Meets
The first meeting of the new Of
ficers of the General Organization
was called by Mr.. King to organize
the years activity of the G. O.,
and particularly to discuss the Hal
lowe'en Party. The administration
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Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy
is: Up. Is and 202). Atonement is
the exemplifcation of mans unity
with God, whereby man reflects di-
vine Truth, Life, and Love. Jesus
of Nazareth taught and demon
strated mans oneness with the
Father, and for this we owe him
endless homage. -. The scientific
unity which exists between Goo
Smyrna times., 1946-10-17
Nowland
Senior Trip Funds

A magazine-subscription CAM
paign, first senior project to raise
money for the trip to New York
next June, opened today under the
leadership of Glass President Ro-
land Mills, Jr. and the directoion
of Mr.. Everett A. White represent
ing the Curtis Publishing Com
pany. The class of 43 members
has been divided into two teams
with Don Martin and Palmer Car
ter as captains. Each team MEM
ber will be given definite assign
ments so that every resident of the
area served by the school will be
given an opportunity to get the
best of the national magazines at
standard rates and az the same
time to help the members of the
senior class obtain the additional
money needed to make the trip.
Don Martin
Smyrna times., 1946-10-17

The area of the state of Con-
necticut is 1865 square miles, of
which 165 square miles are water.
The first use of gas for illum-
mating purposes in the United
States was in 1879, at Baltimore,
Smyrna times., 1946-10-17
First Period Ends

The first six-week marking per-
iod ended yesterday October 16).
Report cards will be given out to
the pupils on October 23rd at $50.
There are six such periods in the
school year.
Laura Darrell
Smyrna times., 1946-10-17

and man must be wrought out in
life-practice, and Gods will must
be universally done.
Smyrna times., 1946-10-17

members of the G. o. have the
advantage of purchasing this value
for only $50.
Nowland
Smyrna times., 1946-10-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

Report of Church Services For the
Coming Week
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Wilmington, at Park Place and
Van Buren Street: morning service
IL a. M, Sunday School, IL a. m.
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Seol-Porke Wedding
Announced By Mr..
And Mrs. c. II. Porke

Announcement IS made b M
and Ms. c. H. Parke Of Pasca-
g0ula OF the marriage Of theiI
daughfe7, Marion. 20 NJ. Fred
R. Sea. Of The same city. Oeto-
Der 1S. a. 300 O'Clock in the
afternoon
The nupta,s took place in THE
Frs Methodist church Of Pas
cagouia with tsc Reverend Rob
ct Walton Officiating at the
double ring ceremony Only
members o. the immediate fam
lies wee present
TIE oxide. who was gwen in
marriage b her fafher. wore e
green Wool suit with black ac-
cezsories and a cors&e % white
carnations.
Mss Clio Ramsey % Pasca-
gouIa, who was he bridesmaid.
wore q MOTEL in black crepe 18th
mafching accessories and a cor
sage G. white roges.
Mrs. Pazke. mother Of the
bride was n biue gabardine suit
with accessories Ct black Her
rowess were a corzage OF pink
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Bosorge-G Germany
NuptioIs Event
OF Last Sunday

The home Of NJ. and Ms. Rob
ert Bosarge. 500 canty street
PasragoGla was the setting Tor a
beautiful wedding when Ms:
Laura Emma Bosarge becaHe
the b-5de o. Thomas R Ger
many. Sunday, Oetabe- %. al
600 o-clock n the evening.
TIE uuptlals took place n the
living rooms whe-e large white
chEysantaemuns wee effective
II confined with giadio'. rcses
an5 ferns 10 form = baekg orrnd
roz the tered eande'abza hold
ing whzte tapes which we're
lighted BY the brides nephew.
FREQ Randall. j. prio- TO the cn-
Try e the bridal pa-fy.
The wedding music was play-
ed bv JOIN Allen Thrash of Grand
Bay. Ala, former college mate Of
the bride, VINO used the Lohen-
grim Wedding March as a pzo-
ccssi1nai and rendered apTop ate
muse during the ceremony
This was conducted By Dr.
J. T. Campbell. pastor Of the
First Methodist church % Pas
cagouls VINO used the double
ing ceremony
The hrlde vas attended by her
niece, Mrs J. z Kelly as matron
Ct homo and the groom, by NJ
Kelly IS best man
MS B0saHge wore 4 smart
travelling suit OF gray With
black aseess9Ties and he eOrsage
was composed OF orchids.
Ms Kelly vas gowned in
aqua vsool 0iih which she wore
black accessories ard a eorsage
o. WhEle Tosebuds-
Mrs Bosafge. mother OF tie
b-ase. wore a brown and white
Pm cheek suzt. Her flowers were
pink
M ivan G4H41NI. mgaA6 u
the groom. xore black ard white
n q SUI model and z cofsage Ct
yellow Towers
Following the nuptials Ms
Bosa-ge was assisted by tne five
fleece. q the bHde. Mss Dole
Jean md Fave HiIliard. D0sis
ard Dorothy McVey and Betty
Randall. and the groom's sister.
Mss u Ruth Griffin, n serv-
ng ice cream ard wedding cake.
On their return from a honey
noon .r-p 10 points in florida,
NJ. and Mrs. Germany val make
thei- home at 502 canfy street
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TRAINING DIEr1cIAN

An exsminascn for student
e.i,ian has been announced b.
he L {. Civil Se-viee Comms-
on for t~siui-g IN the War De
pa=tme Veteaus Aaminirrs-
ton. pubic health service
hospitals throughout Tire COUNTY,.
The rsax mum saiaz tor Tire u
mont training peHiod STAG
nich lnclu1es allowances fOr
Tlosso7ce. qua es and over-
time. A. persons desiring 10 take
ne examznation must ave the
-equired courses ard WI have u
pass a written test designed 70
measure the aptitude for learn
1g end must b. between Is and
y fcr the pubic heath service
ani Between u "a 20 for wa de-
pzfmen; hospita
Students comp ting the train
i1g VII be es DE los appoint
ment a staff det.fian at S2.s44
Those completing t-sning in
Va Depa.men. hospitals wiii
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carnato~s ard g'ado1
NJ. SEA- was attended b his
bro he n-aw. Geoge Ns7atno
u Sc Was esaiuafed from
The Pf1oa high sc1ooi and later
ATTENDED sifsaps college a
Jacksa1 where she became 2
mewbe- Of Beta Sigma Onion
sorog Fer TIE past few months
she has ben e-npioFed b. the
Ingatb ; p0u ding Cooperation
NJ. Sea. VINO recently rccev-
ed his 5o1o-ab'e discharge from
Ire amy after eight years Ct
vlce. pans shortly Il enter
coi-egc A present he IS employ
ed - ingalls,.
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DISCUSS NATIONAL CONTEST

Discussion Of ire wesing
house nsfio-al science contest
ma-kel TIE meeting Of the Sc
ence Cub e The Mos Point
Hga scheo- THURSDAY. Ire con
test Is open 70 aEy Senior who
writes IN essay en- some phase
= scientific work and takes a
science test % be gwen n De
cember. t was explained Win
ners OF the contest VII receive
scholarships 70 various colleges
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MRS. MANNING OBSERVES
TEACHERS DAY

On sionday afternoon Ms
FAM HanEing extended pleas
ant hospitality % TIE teachers
- re Lake Schoc' and Officers
and committee chairmen Of the
Lake Farezt -Tearae- Association
al q gs;hering Al he home on
Spring street
TIE event WAS IN observance CT
Teaches Day. which fell on
re preceding SUNDAY.
Autumn flowers added q bril-
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be eligible Tor ? commission II
the a9m as medical department
5ietif an At a bsse pay Of s2.160
q year pfus allowance f0- quar-
ters ava subsistence.
Furtse- info-masion ard zppli-
cati1n ferus may be obtained a.
the Pssesg0u.a post office.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-25

Ms L K Hudson andGaug-
ter Spent seve-al DAYS in CUT
port wish relatives
NJ ard Ms james ant ed
q Whsle. Ala-. spent Monay
and Tuesday with NJ. and Ms.
Fri,z canfied
LEROY, Cecil. Donaia andrJ- =
Wans GIT have returned home
after 9 visit n the home o. VI
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East Moss Point

Mr.. and Ms. Thomas Cuaves
land son visited n the home Of
lNr. an Ms. l. K Hudson Sun
bay.
Little Carol Jean Berdire Of
'GulfpoFt spent Sunday wEh her
and aunt. NJ. and Ms.
lloyd Lacy.
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and Mrs Walter Ruthfedge n
Meridian
Tho Rev. c. ". Nutt % Lena
IS visiting ms son-in-Iaw and
eaug. the Rev. and Ms Mou-
e Davis.
Ms Lee French was a visitor
II the East Moss Point Baptist
church Sunday.
To Rev. and Ms Monte
DAVIS arg the Rev G.. ". Mutt
we're dinner guests OF NJ. and
Ms jill AcCooi N Kreole Tues
day.'
Mr. and Ms ". H Woo.ey
q P.intiss visited NJ. and Ms
A R. Reynolds Monday.
Mrs Mel Shsefler Of Connec-
Heut visited friends and re.atsve
n Eass Moss Point last week.
Mrs JOIN G-ie-son was called
10 Biloxi &c the bedside OF he
brother, NJ. Ed Graham.
TIE weekly meeting Of The
East Moss Point Baptist We
mems Missionary Society was
held IN the home Of Mrs. Lee
Almond Monday night The
eighteen members present heard
an Interesting program
Ms Roy Wainwright was din
ne guest % NJ and Mrs Walt
er Robertson and NJ. n. B.
Pfouse Tuesday.
n. and Mrs. Roy Wainwright
ard fairly and Mss LouiSe HOI-
IngSvorih offended the Sunday
evening singing a the Assembly
o God church II Eight Nile,
A.. and attended Tire revival
conducted by Evangelist Flora
" Mitchell n Clifton Sunday
night
NJ. and Mrs. EInser D. New
nan and family and NJ. and
Ms EIme r. Newman we're
business visitors 10 Birmingham
ever re weekend
Mrs r L Wainwright attend
ed the reception gwen for Mrs.
Russo MaiIed. nee Dorothy Dee.
Saturday night
NJ. and Ms. Elme- R New
man attended the miscellaneous
shower given BY Mr. and Ms.
Z. D. Newman for NJ. and Ms.
ACHE Davenport Tuesday night.
Ms. r l. Wainwright attend
q the wedding Of John Fee
man and Ms Media Hyatt
Thursday night.
NJ ard Ms Roy WanWrs
Mr.. Leroe Wainwright Doris
WalnHgigE ard Eonise Hoilings-
worth visited friends and reia-
tives n Pltchard last week.
Mrs James Berries visited her
parents. NJ and Mrs. John A.
mOnd, Tuesday
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Hsni color note 10 the pleasant
home
FRA 5efails for the Hal0vsre n
parv wn1ch the P-TA wzs 10
give. Thursday, October "a. we're
completed
Durirg the social hour. when
Ms H-nning served a refresh
trent course. each teacher bras
presented with a potfed azzlea
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A 4-5O0-vear Old canannife
temple believed 10 Dc the Old
est building ever discovered b.
the riadie east. has been TN
earthed At the southern end Of
the sea Of Galiiee.
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arsd aHsoug oiheF priz@ vii De
a tip 50 Washington D. c. f0s
the 40 entrants rated highest
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Hat. mas a population Of about
$500. CO.
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NJ and Mrs Elmer d. New
nan and family and NJ. and
Ms ELmeF r Newman we're
business visitors 10 Birmingham
over re weekend
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Mr- and Ms ". H WOosey
q P.I1tiss visited NJ. and Ms.
A R Reynolds Monday.
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Ms Roy Wainwright vas din
ne guest % NJ and Mrs Walt
or Robertson and NJ. n. B.
Pfouse Tuesday.
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To Rev. and Mrs. Monte
DAVIS arg the Rev c.. ". Mutt
Nene dinner guests OF M and
Mrs i'll McCooi N Kreole Tues
day.
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Ars. R L Wainwright attend
ed the reception gwen for Ars.
Russo MalIett. nee Dorothy Dee.
Saturday night
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TIE weekly meeting OF The
East Moss Point Baptist We
mems Missionary Society was
held n the home Of Mrs. Lee
Almond Monday night The
eighteen members present heard
an Interesting program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-24

With the third annual concert Of
the New Hanover high school
orchestra scheduled for Friday
night At 8 o'clock in the school au-
ditorum. the orchestra is round
ing out another popular and sue
cessful year.
The students have met daily IN
double periods, and have worked
Loyalty with the director, Mrs.
Eric Norden. They have shared
with her the determination not
only to build a good high school
orchestra, but to make music a
part of their lives.
This group has given 16 public
performances so far this school
year. 1t has played assembly pro-
grams for six elementary schools
and has given double assembly
for the high school.
The orchestra received recognl-
ton from the North Carolina
Sorosis by being asked to perform
on three occasions to present pro-
grams for that organization, in
Guiding their. Golden anniversary
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-24

The marriage of Miss Eliza
Yonge Wootten, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. Y. Wootten of Will
mington and 1t. Jeff Pettus Roy
der. son of Mr.. and Mrs. jeff
P. Royder, Jr., of Goodfellow field,
San Angelo, Texas, was solemnized
April II at pm. in the Church
of the Redeemer, Biloxi, Missis-
sippi. The Rev. Edward DeMiller
officiated.
The bride wore an ensemble of
navy blue and she carried a white
Prayer book with showers of lilies
of the valley and white orchid.
Mary Wootten, sister of the
bride, was maid-of-honor and 1t.
Edward Wootten, brother of the
bride, Keesler field, Miss, was the
best man.
After the ceremony the couple
left on wedding trip to New Or
leans, La, and will be at home
at Goodfellow field. San Angelo.
Texas.
The bride attended Woman
college, University of North Caro-
lima and is a graduate of Union
Memorial School of Nursing, Bal
tinore, Md. Immediately upon