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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
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BUSINESS.

Al sTENOGRAPHER %; $500; Capitol
Hill; under 30 oppry. eublie relations
dictation, 5000 mo stenog.. news agency.
s 500 X smsss's s91s"
financial work, S2,1oU stenog, part
time. 81 % hr up. Need 100 new ap.
pcantf isa daily y, for new 9peninss Est rs
be sent by Boyd's. See Miss White or
Miss Lee. Welcome. BoYD's, 1898 F,
CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS, many kinds
alertness tests. 81 90: statistical clerk.
eIc ~ BoYDs x ssa scHooI sio @S9fsDr Ma aa"
MOTOR TRAVEL.
1. A.. CALF, late-model sedan, radio and
BRoWN. Me. s@ia ' s.
PERSONAL.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ash, fg Miss
DRfssaAkHSG' is 81 HRYS GS'snssabe sNp ALTERATIONS
idostad moaern SUD. studio in oce bag Cent:ally
10 order: Also restyiing. LEA
fHGi o pFmsfy sf e Room nth 60 ave- 1eisphone Y
NURSCS AVAILABLE. trained, practical or
underestimate. The Inter-Racial Nurses
R.sjstrX; meyer closedi At. 27O9. =
For further information Franklin 5,44
FUR STORAGE. repairing and restyiing:
factory methods employed, free glazing.
storage rates as low as 81. Bonded mes
EURS. cor. Sth and G IS. NV. MA. $50
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE CAMP, dav and
country camp fer CHILDREN :. to l2 Daily
swimming. pony riding, art music. out
door SPORTS, picnics, tennis and pleasure
trips. Daily transport tion. Register now,
HoRsEBxCK RIDING. 81 Ma an hr.: good
bride paths: horses boarded, So month;
stud Shetland pony service. $500 Branch
PHoTOs OF YOUR BABY in your home.
% different poses, S12.5O. You will treas
ure these lovely. natural pictures in your
neri ST1 o d.1 For sDDont
WANTED--A good nearby home for en-
ployed mother and her baby, with care
for baby in mothers absence Telephone
DU. 1878. $50 am. to 3 pm. -6
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

COUPLE, colored refined, desire ianitol
quarters. MI 123S
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches En-
iISh. sSH-confidence. freedom from sci
con3cinusnesS. private tutor. MI 255U
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DESKS @ chairs tables s2s, gssa d, sseslen5 sen
Nj MERc1Hn &c VA oFFicF M m'1q TuRN Sumce5 co aS
Di.MoNDsEMans s., Mon sF ans solitaire u ct, 500:
mans IL. ets,,, s.a5; mans ets, $3.50;
cts. good color. 81 $50: mans 612 cts,
Sl.2.5. Diamonds appraised and bought.
LIVINGSTON & CO, 1923, H st. NV. Me.
DIAMOND. finest color and cut. c75 car
num- m 1878. L1v1NGsToN, i4sa H St Oia ".
DINETTE. 5-piece, blond maple, s5s. GIL
DINING SET, prewsr, pcs. walnut; $50.
DINING ROOM SUITE. mahos., 10 pieces:
trunk, s15. asa5 Woodley I'd. wo 1878.
DINING TABLE-7seats 8: sideboard, both
mahopanv: excel condition Also new
maple .dble bed springs and rocking chair.
DISPLAY CASES t5l., with sliding glass
seers ssep also mens hh eohns ons dspay "a
(3I. with revolving racks; : class show
cases. Can be purchased either sinely or
BTsR g eo h Df1d and Ms sts o1o1s
DRILL PRESS, new, bench type. la-in.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS, electric. prewa,
construction: guaranteed. JOHN G. WEB
STER. 627 F ST. NV. MA. So.
DRUM SET. S125 RA. 1874 81
DAVENPORT. overStuffed. moderniStic. rea :
sonsble Phone GIL. T0i0. >
ELECTRIC HANDSAW. portable. like new
at i5'e cost. Ans. Box 56-E, Star, for
ELECTRIC HOr-wATER BOILERS. 10 to
120 gals; also elements with temp. con-
troll for your boiler CARTY, las l4th
good condition; now located in Washing
ton METROPOLITAN Area; must be moved
from present loca ion. Write A. C.. MIG
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ELECTRiC IRoNs-Guaranteed s5.s5;
TON STEINER HARDWARE, 707 H st
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ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. Frigidare. in
GOOD working order. $40 cash 92l5 Glen
Vile rd., Silver Spring, Md, one block Oh
Old BladensburE rd.. near FRANKLIN ave,
after 6 pm. s.
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ADDING MACHINES. calcuiators cleaned
ole and adjusted. All WORK guaran nteed
RE. lll1 UNITED TYFEWRI1 EP CO
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used Ho' 1854; WA e41a' ewes, and Sun.
GARDEN GARD HOSE. pure rubber; not syn
SWorth double. l117 7th st. NV RE.
GAS HEATERs-le individual ga. heaten
fer sale. May be seen at 1882 Eve st. % NV.
Gas HoT-wATER HEATER 4o-eal,.
pp15ts99.g 81 "la, sqftomstlc sf,sI storase $40 CAN
GAS RANGES. new. "A" ussa: sseAGays is4xs vsr,et,
fsP Ss e III G5sd 1 ps 4cHS 4. s5s CO. g.
% sffFBENsoNs aasEss RAp1o sns6e service X R:s
GAS Gas RANGE. Premier; kitchen cabinet. kit.
healer lot ony ss5 sss GOT 8
GAS RANGGs Dfnri Immediate ans'eni dehver, Va all
sizes snns Select Select gas range from Washing
famous ranges-Tappan, Estate, Roper.
Magic Chef; Norge; Grand. Quality Hard.
Sfhs os!P1f s 9PA 1isE fsns DTs BsTfRY
~ IS a5. Il Snsn Il Hflsez and
sF' excel goosIng sIes eond.: $50. 7os 18th
Rsi Observation-Disclosures 1aSFeas 8 faS $3.50 uu i.r,.
eSt essort; install n immed small charge;
GLAZED SASH, new. Special purchasej
GRAVEL Sasifs HFeENafR FISH saEEfSth &c and
ave Sc. Me. .43O2. DU. 1881 q
GREETING CARDS Hallmark) and racks
for sale. Full Easter stock included Wk.
days, II am. TO 4 pm.. MA 1915 $
HEATING PLANT for sale. Am. Red Jacket
boiler Sw. capacity $50 it. coal fired with
: blower; in good cond; SIS. Phone OR.
n26l alter pm. weekdays
HOLLYWOOD BED. with mattress. and 81
piece maple living room suite, all less
than months old and all for SlOO.
Phone Ga l"o6. 3.
daybed, $50 table. chairs. $50: pair Of
occasional chairs. $50; dresser. $50; rugs,
$40; drapes, $50; chests, $40 each. E-426,
ICE. CREAM CABINETS. food freezera
reach-in boxes for immediate installation.
| tSince 1S75)
ICE CREAM MAKER. Taylor, complete:
60-gallon hardening cabinet if desired
Guaranteed and installed. A 8 JOHNSON
CO, l24O 9th st. NV. tSince $3.50 IS
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04
Completion

No. 2, G NE NV 3034N-2W. Il got
an estimated 1000, O0O-foot gas flow
in the top of the Sunburst sand at
1895 and the rig burned down,
complete loss. The contractors have
purchased new rig and expect to
have 1t installed and resume drill
ing in about week. when it Is
planned to carry the well to the
top of the Madison lime.
Other wells in the field report
progress as follows:
}. n. ACEN-KRAUaE NO. T.
NE SW Sc 9-36N-3W
Spudded 3-5-46. COMPLETION. EN- 1900
water 19O0-lS04. p. g. A.
J. II. AGEN-KRAUsE NO. g.
NV NE Sc 0-35N-3W
Standing.
C. E. BIGGs-CUNDERsON NO. r.
NV NV NV 10-35N-2W
Spudded 4-24-46; drilling past 200.
BUsCHER-OVERBY NO. g.
c NE NV 30-94N-2W
Est 1000 NJ gas in Sunburst. topped
1926 Ris burned WIN dril to Madison
lime after repairs.
C0BB-HARDROCK NO. is-
Sc sW 1s-S5N-Sw
Location.
CONSOLIDATED GAs-sTATE NO. =
NE Sc Sc 16-35N-4W
Spudded 3-26-46; drilling In.
DAKOTA.MONTANA-sT NO. fs-
G NE Sc NV 7-34N-1W
Location.
GOEDDERTZ-sTATE NO. a.
G NE NE SW 16-S6N-SW
Drilling In.
HAmDROCK-GOv~T NO. s.
SW-SW NE 10-35N-3W
Spudded 4-9-46; drilling, 1910.
LINVILLE-sMTTH-FOL NO. T.
NE NE NE S-34N-fW
Drilling In.
MICH.-MONT.BYRNE NO. g.
SW Sc NE 35-35N-2W
Cemented finch at 1920; drilling In.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04

TETON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
NV NE NE z2-z7N-4w
Spudded e5e-45; new ria In Strengthen
Potter Greek Structure
n. G. TAR9ANT-sTANLEY no. -
NE sW NE s-iaNz2IE
spudded s-2s-46: shut down for fuel oil.
Rattlesnake Butte
sGsaRszsg -sa "A "a Ass1 zssOV~T NO. -
SW Sc 12-13N-28E
swsSessSd Bo p per l hr s1 ,dd y.7 all
Sh-snch pipe set PITS; I'd. a2SS Az
other sands carried water. Installing
pump.
sCHROCK-CIAUsON NO. -
c Sc NE 27-l3N-2sE
Spudded.
Roger Lee Structure
II. r. P0ST0E.wENDT NO. T.
NV Sc 11-28N-21W
Location.
Sum River Area
LUCKY SEVEN OIL CO.-sANBORN NO.
NV NE SW 23-21N-1W
Drilling, 100.
Teton Structure
GENERAL PET~NO. rs Sc
SW Sc SW 3-25N-SW
spudded e-3-45; 16-lnch set 202; derrick
blown down and replaced. Cemented
liz Inch at 2400 Drilling past 2727.
Warren Structure
EAST ELK BASIN BIG HORN BASIN
BROCKWAY NO. L.
SW NE 10-S3-25E
Drilling past ESQ.
Utopia Structure
TEXACO-L4AAS NO. r.
G NV NE SW 14-33N-4E
Spudded. voc.
Whitlash Structure
AKIN q WANDER PAs-gCHAFFER NO. 1
NV NE NE 23-37N-4E
Reported as completion. Gas well No
data available. win be dropped.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04
Bottled Gas
Continued From Page u

(Contlnued From rage -
the building. Contractors are Betch-
Ell Bros cCone Corp. of Los An
geles.
The reason for the Union Oil
Company expanding their plant
here is the ever increasing demand
for bottled gas both in Montana and
the Spokane area. When the market
in home appliances and incidental
fixtures begins to supply the de
mand, then the need for bottled gas
will be greater than ever and 1t is
because of this demand that the
expansion is being made to ade-
quately handle it. Thus the Cut
Bank plant will be supplying an
ver-increasing market that will
assure a continued outlet for the
natural gas produced here.-Cut
Bank Pioneer Press.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04

Arch Apex Structure
ARCM-APGx-PAR@@xH. M0. e.
NV NwA NEh 4-saN-sE
Drilling past 1900; last report
Bannatyne Field
BANNATYNE OIL sYND.sPEER NO. -
TO Pc DeyonLan Test
NV NV Sc 6z6N-IE
Button Butte
TARRANI-wooDw0RTH NO. H.
Sc Sc 20-14N-2E
Hesumtng, 1912.
Conrad Ares
PILOT PRODUCTION co. NO. L.
NV NV NV 1s2eN-3W
Spudded 4-1g-46.
Cherry Ridge Structure
GEO; HARRIS ET AL-wTNTERROwD
So Sc sE essN-a1E
Moving in tools.
Daisy Dean Structure
r. G. TARRANT-BATR NO. T.
SW NE NV 2s-0N-12E
Drilling, 1910.
FlatwiIl0w Structure
BRUNDAGE-KTNC NO. H.
SW SW 35-14N-26E
OIL show LIST Cat Greek Operators report
water coming from above I'd Cat Creek
Turning pipe for shutoff I'd, $50. No
report
Haymaker Structure
X. C. TARRANT4C. r.. WTIILAAks NO.
G NE SW 29-gN-13E
Waiting for engine parts, 6D5
Lepper AnticIine
IKE TAYL0R-FRASRR NO. L.
Sc Sc NE I5-12N-27E
COMPLETION. I'D, 2s1s. Water in all
sands To be left as water well
Lewistown Area
r. G. TARRANT-DUNN NO. T.
NV SW 2-f5N-20E
Landed s-lnch 395 Top Ellis, $50. I'd.
SeS. COMPLETION. To plug and aban.
don.
r. G. TARRANT-KOVICH NO. L.
G NE NV 2D-16N-19E
1O-inch cemented, 400, for water ahutoff
Standing 300.
Maxwell Butte Structure
PURE OII-STATE NO. t.
g WA SW Sc 36-2N-51E
Eiev. approx. 3006. Location.
Nine Mile Structure
CHG HORN COUNTY,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. L.
c SW NE 32-1N-34E
Spudded 2-24-46; drilling past ITO.
POndera- Field :. 49,.
HAWLEY q NORTHRUP-CAAPBELL NO.
s.
Sc SW NE f1-27N-4w
COMPLETION I'd, 1885 EN-, 1881.
Acidized and testing.
HAWLEY-ERICKsON NO. p
Sc SW SW 3-27N-4W
Spudded.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04
OPA POLICIES BLAMED
FOR LIKELY OIL CHAOS

ELMIRA, N. y Unless price
controls on petroleum are lifted Inn
mediately 20 permit exploration and
development of new oil fields, the
petroleum industry viii be hard put
to meet domestic requirements in
the next few years, il was warned
here in an address by Howard w.
Page, statistician for the Standard
of New Jersey.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04

Examiner: do you know what
it means if driver puts out his
hand?"
Applicant: We'll, If it's a woman,
Il means she is going to turn right
or left, shake the ashes off her
cigarette, or reverse or stop, or
she's pointing to pretty dress in
a store window, or admiring her
new nail polish, or =.
Examiner: yeah, and what If it's
a man."
Applicant: why, he's usually
waving at a woman"
NRPsTAD OIL Co..HAUGEN n NO. g.
N NE Sc 11-35N-3W
on In Sunburst, l6l5-i550. Drilled 20
Madison and now plugging back 70 test
Sunburst.
TEXACO-WAGNER NO. r.
SW SW NE 29-36N-iW
Location.
VAN DER PAs-ZACHOR NO. =
Location.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-11
Florence Davis
Is Entertained
By Mrs.. Clifton

Mrs. Walter Richard Clifton en-
tertained Saturday night at 8
o'clock for Miss Florence Davis
at a bingo party and miscella-
neous shower. The party was given
at the home of Mrs. Percy L. Can
ady, Mrs. Clifton's mother, on
Nets avenue.
The living room was decorated
with mixed garden flowers and the
dining room table was covered
with lace cloth with a low ar
rangement of mixed flowers in the
center in crystal bowl with single
silver candle sticks with burning
tapers on each side.
Prizes were awarded to Miss Lii
liam Davis and Miss Beverly Anne
Canady. Sailed nuts, green and
white minis. block ice cream
white with green heart center, and
green and white cake was served,
The hostess presented Miss Davis
with a corsage Of white carnations
and a crystal cream and sugar set.
Guests were: Miss Florence
Davis, Mrs. Connie w. Davis, Mrs.
Barley Lodor, Mrs. Wilbur Bry-
ant, Miss Lillian Davis, Miss Jean
Jones, Miss Virginia Carroll, Mrs.
Kenneth Davis, Miss Beverly Anne
Canady, Mrs. Percy L. Canady.
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pair of silver bonbon dishes by her
~hostesses.
Places were laid for the follow.
ing guests:
Miss Gibbs Holmes, Miss julie
Robertson, Miss Emma Trask, Miss
Charlotte Sp-unt, Miss Margaret
Grower, Miss Lillian Bellamy,
Miss Hattie Daniels, Miss Mary
Bellamy, Miss Betty Blue Davis,
Mrs. Richard Cantwell, Mrs. Fran
els Taylor Thornton, Miss Mary
Ann Cheatham, Miss Carolyn Hol.
land, Mrs. Horace Pearsall, Miss
Virginia Oliver, Miss Mary
Symmes, Mrs. David w. Wilson,
Mrs. Charles Graham, Miss May
Taylor, Miss Mary Ann Dixon,
Miss Peggy Rorison, Miss Kath-
rine Perdew, Mrs. Carl Allen, MIS-.
Robert Bridgers. MS. Fred Lite,
Mrs. James Robertson, and Mrs.
w. T. Benton.
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Legion Auxiliary
OpenForM Members

ALI eligible women are urged to
call by the booth at the post office
and either renew their member
ships or join the American Legion
Auxiliary. The booth will be open
for the remainder of this week
from 9 am. to 6 pm.
Membership cards may be OBJ
tanned upon the payment of dues.
The dues are 50 a year.
The Auxiliary is planning a full
and interesting program for the
coming year and needs the aid OF
all women.
Mrs. c. j. Seymour, chairman of
the membership drive, asks that
all eligible women come forward
and help make this drive a sue
cess. Doubled membership in the
auxiliary and 1000 members for
the Legion is the goal set for the
coming year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-11
Directors Of YWCA
To Hold Meeting

The first fall meeting of the board
of directors of the Young Women's
Christian association will be held
Thursday morning at 1890 O'Clock.
This meeting is open to all raem-
bers of the YWCA and a cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Miss Elizabeth LaSalle will open
the meeting with devotions after
which all committee chairmen will
give a report covering the work
done with the plans for the coming
year. Mrs. A. S. Trundle, Jr., will
give a study of the detectives Of the
YWCA and plans for the coming
year. A report will also be given
on summer work.
A luncheon will be served at !
o'clock to those who have made
reservations.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-11
Oak Grove Chapel
ents

The regular mid-week prayer anc
song service will be he'd at Oak
Grove Chapel Wednesday night a
o'clock. IN the absence of The
pastor, Rev. Macleod, Mr.. Clifton
L. Ward, superintendent of Sun.
day school, will conduct the service
The first part of the service de.
voted to singing request numbers,
is enjoyed by all who remember
and love the old, familiar tunes
OF Gospet. hymns.
Newcomers to the community
are especially invited to this in.
formal mid-week gathering, and
are most welcome at all times.
The Ladies' Circle Of Oak Grove
Chapel will meet on Thursday night
at 8 o'clock with Mrs. o. M. Butler.
All members are urged to be
present as several important bust.
ness matters must be settled.
An interesting and instructive
study is being presented from
month to month by the program
chairman, Mrs. T. M. Smith, or
the subject Isaiah Speaks"
All women Of the community are
most cordially invited. Newcomers
are especially welcome.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-11
WE THE WOMEN
Only The Thrifty Survive Initiation

a good income means today-un-
less it is stretched by the know
how needed for wise buying ano
proper care of possessions.
The fact that Dad may be max.
ing twice the salary he was max
ing before the a doesn't NEAR
much to a family today-not a
the. prices they r paying fol
everything they buy.
In order to live as well as they
used to on the smaller salary
the family has to practice old
ia shioned thrift.
Those who do r getting along
fairly well. Those who don't are
living from hand-to-mouth-and
zone too well.
There has. been SO much talk
during the last few years about
adequate income" and security
that it has often been overlooked
that a family needs more than an
adequate" income. It also needs
to know how to keep an income
adequate by the old-time virtues Of
thrift and wise spending,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-11
EIinor Romeo.
Bride-E|ec
Of Saturday

The wedding of Miss Elinor
Romeo, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Romeo Of Wilmington. and
M-Sgt. Frank Haines, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Haines also OF
Wilmington, will take place or
Saturday afternoon, September IA,
at 8 o'clock at Trinity Methodist
church. The Rev. E. 2. Fish n,
pastor of the church, and DR.. Wal
ter Patton, dean Of Louisburg col
lege, will officiate at the cere-
mony which will be followed by
a reception at the Cape Fear club.
Miss Romeo will have as her
matron-of-honor and only atten-
dant her sister, Mrs. Alton M
Hayes of Jacksonville, Fla. Miss
Romeo will be given in marriage
by her father.
Sgt. Haines will have as his best
man David Chadwick, Jr., and
ushers will be O.. B. Romeo and
Bobby Romeo, brothers Of the
bride.
Mrs. Virginia Gibson. organist.
and James Hearn, soloist, will
render the nuptial music.
No invitations have been issued
but friends are invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-11
Miss E|inor Romeo
Honoree Al Lunch

Miss Ruth Geddie entertained
on Saturday with a lovely luncheon
at Greenville Manor in honor of
Miss Elinor Romeo whose wedding
to M-Sgt. Frank Haines of Will
mington will take place this Satur-
day afternoon.
The honoree was presented with
a pretty brides book and, in her
chosen pattern, pieces of silve~ by
her hostess.
Places were laid fo- the follow
ing guests: Miss Romeo, honoree,
MS. Robert Romeo. Mrs. Alton M.
Hayes of Jacksonville, Fla, Mrs.
o. B. Romeo. Mrs. j. McPhail
Geddie, Miss Dorothy Romeo and
Mrs. Lawrence Wilson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-11
The Legion Auxiliary
TO Start Junior Group

There will be a meeting tomor-
row afternoon at 3:45 in the Ameri-
can Legion home of girls under 10
years of age who are daughters o.
sisters Of Legionnaires or daugh-
tiers Of Auxiliary members, to or
ganize a Junior American Legion
Auxiliary.
The program for the year in
cludes work in rehabilitation, child
welfare, Pan-American study,
music, community service and 9th
er subjects of interest to students.
To balance the serious side of
the program there will be social
events for the coming fall and
winter.
All girls who are eligible are
invited to come and join this worth
while organization, to take part
in the service that will be rendered
the community and the fun that will
be a definite part Of program.
Mrs. Theo Webb will be the dl-
@rector of the Junior group.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-11
TEEN AGE
TAT TLER

,rw that school has started w e r having some of the 1oveiest
NOV Wv +here has been this whole season. On the week-ends the surf
"eaWei :na -. winner and the sands still afford a place to rest
s snd ask in the Jun If ever there was ar Indian summer, this is it.
Nv .i it tho moon is more beautiful than I can remember it ever
Elm And the stars sparkle like diamonds laid against the black
DEM m.. drnn NJ The sky. Amidst all this beauty the teensters go to
s sehoii in the daylight and study during the evening hours. But when
50 cno w. - onG arrives books and lessons are forsaken for weinerroasts,
n evies and best of ll football games. This Friday night marks the
frst game of the season for the Wildcats. 1T viii be played IN hins
pm, ,ttorious I've overheard quite a few conversations, and from
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-11

ali accounts, there will be a large
mart of the student body at Friday
nights game. IT,.
Three more locals to offer their
services to the armed forces are
Charles Chubby" Paul, Dlchle
, Jones, and Mickey Kelly. They
have Joined the paratroopers and
are awaiting transfer to basic
: training. At present the fellas are
} at Fort Bragg, but expect to pc
, on their way, destination unknown
by today. This past weekend the
Pauls drove to Fayetteville to see
their son and took Barbara Ann
Lewis, Mrs. Jones, and Dorothy
MCGOWAN with them.
Proof theat our generation Is
growing up is the fact that all OF
the pople we have gone to school
with or known since we were small
are finding the person they want
to be with for always and are join
ing the ranks of Mr.. and Mrs.
Congratulations to John Walker
and wife who were recently mar
ried in Virginia. Mrs. Walker IS
a Virginian, and knowing John
personally, I know she must be
super. Miss Bunny Davis and jim
my Loder will be married this com
ing weekend at the First Baptist
church. And n hour before the
Loder-Davis wedding, Donald Gore
will be married, also at the First
Baptist church.
Miss Martha Johnson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. n. M. Johnson
of Winter Park, has announced her
engagement to Henry Garren o.
Hendersonville. The wedding viii
take place during the Christina;
holidays. Both Martha and Henry
are seniors at Chapel Hill where
they met.
Miss Dorothy Smith became the
bride of Billy Holland this pas
weekend, in services held al
cnurcA
One of the mos. gripping pic
lures that I've seen this whole
year was "Dragonwyck" starring
Gene Tierney and Vincent Price.
Finky Marlowe and C. D. Martin,
Eugene Montgomery and Betty
Davis, and Eloise jacob and Ar
thur Shain were there, too. AS
far as serious movies 60, it was
one Of the best.
Miss Debby Bradley has recent
ly returned from a trip to New
York, and talking to her about it.
I'm green with envy. She had
breakfast at the Waldorf-Astoria,
where she stayed while in New
York, luncheon with Lopez at the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-11
BY RUTH MILLETT

Children from eight schools in
the lowest income area in the
United States Ire getting a new
kind Of education designed to de-
termine whether or not a more
practical education Of children can
raise the living standards in low
income homes.
For instance, in one school in
the eastern part of the United
States where students formerly
were often out Of school because OF
a lack of suitable clothing, the chill
dren are taught to sew on buttons,
to mend rips, TO keep their clothes
washed, etc.
The program, which has even
included the rewriting Of text
books to make them more prac-
teal, is reported to be proving
helpful.
It looks as il children from all
income groups could benefit from
some Of that kind Of teaching.
For we're finding out how little
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-11
and |socI4I;
dates to remember

WEDNESDAY
400 p. m. - District 9, North
Carolina State Nurses as
sociation will hold first meet
ing of the fall in the nurses
home.
THURSDAY
1000 a. m. - The Wrightsboro
Baptist church will hold a
Prayer and Offering service
for the State Missions. Bring
a light lunch.
800 p. m. - Letitia Rebekah
Lodge, No. 8, IOOF, will
hold regular meeting in the
the Odd Fellows hall
THURSDAY CALENDAR
500 P. M.-Thalian w s h o .
meeting. Pat Pretlow will be
guest speaker. All members
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-11
Mrs. Gregg Gives Luncheon
For Miss Sudbury AT Tavern

Mrs. G. M. Gregg and Mrs.
Thomas Gregg entertained with
a bridal luncheon at St. Johns
Tavern in honor of Miss Billie
Sudbury, whose wedding to Robert
Albright Little will take place on
September %.
Guests were invited for l O'Clock
and luncheon was served at beauti-
fully appointed tables carrying out
the color motif Of green and white
IN the flowers and decorations.
The guests places we're marked by
corsages of pastel flowers and
at Miss Sidbucy's place was
a briday corsage Of white flowers.
She was also presented with a