The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-10

| and let the WuHllnStoil1dlS AZ 1IiA6-
land know how the Wilmingtonl-
ans Of the sunny South, U. S. A.,
live.
l listened in on the Teen-Age
Merry-Go-Round this morning and
| 1 sho' did enjoy the program. Mar
guerite Todd opened with her SOLO
from New Noon" Softly As In
Morning Sunrise" which was
more lovely than ever. Then Bob
by Melton and Sara Anne Eaton
did one of the duets from
Naughty Marietta last years
production. Barbara Sternberger.
Merry-Go Round reporter urged
the teen-agers to write the pro-
gram and offer suggestions or Of
fer their talents for the programs
of the future. And just to show
that we aren't q play and fun,
Bill Peters, Mary Elizabeth West
brook, Jimmy Hanson, and George
Darden gave some serious views
Of the typical youngsters as to
their outlooks Tor the future of the
city. Other vocal solos were Ca
rissina" by Sara Anne. None
But the Lonely Heart" Bobby
Melton, and Lullaby and Good
night" by Miss Eaton. In closing
members of the Glee Club sang
one of the songs they will DO in
the state music meet, "A Sea
Prayer" Be sure to listen to your
program next Saturday at II
o'clock, and-WRITE!
Another musical organization
enter lg the music festival from
our high school is the orchestra
under the able direction of Mrs.
Eric Norden. In the past this or
chestra has played ten public con-
certs, for N. c. Sorosis, and for
school programs. Mrs. Norden has
chosen selections from the Merry
Widow as their warm-up number
and Bach's Jesu, Joy of Mans De-
sire. Orchids this week 60 to Mrs.
Norden and her orchestra for the
wonderful work they have done in
the past and the glorious future
they all face.
Lent has started and many stu
dents attend their church services
regularly. No, my generation
| hasn't completely forgotten about
God. We do live in a hurry and
seem to be out FOR only fun and
laughs, but there is a seriousness
about all of US, and we do realize
the tremendous task we have
ahead of US as citizens OF the city
and world Of tomorrow. And all
of us know that all Of our success
depends on God.
This past Wednesday night, the
Bible department Of MINIS had
their annual banquet at the
YWCA. And a grand crowd was
there. DR.. William GROVE, Jr.,
spoke on the part we the youth
have in making the peace Of to-
morrow. Our guests included Miss
O'Keef, Miss Montgomery, Miss
Sarah Robinson, Miss Elizabeth
McMurray, Miss Susan Smith, and
Mrs. Hooper johnson (she was
my guest) And of course our
Bible teachers, Miss Maude Weber
and Miss Charley Mae Cunning.
ham were there. They didn't know
we thought they were "a swell un-
til some of the members came
forth with toasts expressing Just
how much they do mean to us.
Mrs. E. F. Williams prepared the
menu and it was the best ever!
Thanks, everybody, for making
the banquet such a success.
Members Of the ROTC will be
sorry to learn that their own Capt
Jenkins is now confined to hospi.
tai in Dallas, Texas, after an auto
mobile accident in which he broke
his knee. He was going home but
so far he hasn't gotten there. Hope
he'll be well soon!
Well, that's about all there is
for now. There'u be class rlays
getting underway real soon and
also plans for commencement, so
there'll be more next time. Until
then, So longt