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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-07
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED
frieda ?" lie vpraSala Mino.
JOHN KNITTED.

frieda ?" je vprasala Mino.
Nina, XII je snazila drobnim
peskom ponev, nj niti "a trenu-
TEX prekinila >svojega naglega
krozenja roko.
'Da! Odsel je ven."
cali je povedal, kam?' je
vprasala Tereza, XII jo je neza-
vedno pritegnila kuharieina gr-
doba in s pazljivim pogledom je
opazovala materino znamenje,
zaradi katerega je bill njen obraz
podoben zemljevidu.
"Gospod je dejal, da Sc DO
sci sprehajat."
"Kaj? V tenn dezju?"
"Da!"
Tereza je oblekla plasc, vzela
deznik in prav tako odsla IL hi
Sc. Odkar je govorila DIR.
Schneelijem, sc je vsidrala v
njenem srcu zamolkla, cudna
bolecina. One sile, "a katere je
upala, da jih DO odstranila svo-
Jim dejanjem, so znova ovirajo-
&c vstajale. Ne, zdaj je bila sa-
mo svoja gospodarica! Zdaj DO
stisnila zobe in kljubovala vse-
mu svetu. z neomejeno silo svo-
je volje 81 bo ustvarila zivlje-
ME, kakrsnega 81 zeli.
Magic je korakala, prisla ma
cesto, stopala skozi molceco vas
in Sc kratek koscek poti naprej.
Dez, XII il je bill nasproti in 70.
potal po njenem dezniku, je
vzbujal v Mi obcutek zivljenske.
ga veselja in moci. Ugajalo j
je, da je odlocno postavljala no.
&c ma tia in napenjala svoje MI
Size v boju z element.
Kmalu so "a MO izginile zad'
ME luci in pred MO Sc je poja'
vilo temno pokopalisko obzidje
Neskoncno socutje do Antons
Jakoba Sc je je lotilo. To socutje
je bilo sorodno onim custvom
XII jih je obcutila zanj, ko je Sc
zivel. Nobenega novega custvs
r nj bilo. In to socutje mu DO pai
vecno ohranila. Da, nemara Ga
je tudi porocila lie il socutja
No, &c je bila njegova vera pra'
va, je odsel zdaj v vecno zivlje'
ME, da bo srecal svojo prvo ze'
no in DO slavil z MO novo swat
DO. ze zgolj ia moznost, da b.
Sc zakonci po smrti spet sreca'
Ii, Sc je zdela Terezi kakor il.
misljena kazen. "Nemara", je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-07
NAzNANILO IN zAHvALA

i
globoi zalo naznanamo sorodnikom. prijatejem
prezalostno neia odvzela
Sc nasega preubljenega dragega sna in brata
STANLEY j. GRUM
Premn je 80 let. Rojen e
Pokopa ga dne e. novembra opravlje
pogrebnh obredh cekv Vida in nao Cal
vary pokopaisee
Tenn potom Sc zelimo prsreno
pokloni krasne vence in cvee blag spomin in Steers
1gnac Pauline AL sajovc Mrs. Johana Moeilnkar.
Mrs. Phillip Moeilnikar. Mr. Mrs. Frank Rode Mr. in
Breskvar. Mrs. Ann Zadni Charles in Bernce Ke
Nickel Plate RR General Auditors Office. Colonial Wooen
Mills Weave Room Josam Factory and Foundry Office Employ
Girls and Boys of Cleveland Office Josam Executives
Cleveland duzn Hriar in Susars Boys from Johns Cafe Ma
define Abraham sosedom Mr.. in Mrs. James Moelnkar.
Posbno zahvalo izrekamo sosedo in praee IL Schaefer
Ave. krasni slupni in darove denarju.
skreno tudi zahvaljuemo stevlnm darovalcem
s XII bodo bae mir in poko duse drasesa pkonka in 81
Mr. Mrs. Anthony Abran Mr. Stanley Andoek Mrs Frank
Ludwig
Breza l Mrs. Frank cevka Mr. in Mrs. James cerne ml Mr.
in
Guden. Mr. Mrs Anthony Jancgar Mr. in Mrs
Mrs Jennie e Mr. in Mrs Charles Jeric Mrs Gertrude Kacar Mr.
Kolesar William
KovaSie Lese
Johana Mosilnikar Mr. Mrs Matt N1od Mr. Mrs.
Miss Sophia
Mrs. Andrew Polar Mr. Anthony Pozeli
M ~; NJ 4 A4s ] sh NJ NJ ~ ~ @ M ~ 1 ~ sS ~ ~ g gM s. ~ ,a
Mrs. Louis Mr.
Mr. Edward SkulY Mr. August Skuly Mr. Herman Skuly
Frank SkulY mi. MI. Skuy
Anton Toe Miss Josephine Tercel Turk
sim Mrs. Mary Vnsek Mr. in Mrs Anthony Vh
Mr. Mrs. John Watson Mrs.
Radzk ST. Mr. in Mrs. Leo Radzisk Boys and Girls of the Rhan
Family Girls OF the Vest Shop Richman Bros Mrs. Agnes Zd
Mrs. Anthony Zadnik.
Anna Rode Mr. in Mrs. John Anzur. Mrs Mabel
Bekvar. Mrs. Luz BehY
Gibson.
Najlepsa hvaa pris pokonega brata po-
kropt ko je leza mrvaskem odru pogrebcem nos
sto spreii negov zadnji po
rena zahvaa bodi zrecena pogrebneuu
kraek ao uren pogreb najboo
slugo Hvala tud Rev. Gabrovsu lepe
Prsrcno zahvalo izrekamo XII bill ponnoc in
stregh ali drugi nan toaz bdkh urah
Sc zalosti. ."@> s.s= -. st.
Ako ime katerega ponaooma izpusti prosino.
oprose in enako naepse iskreno zahvalujemo
Dale lepo zahvajujemo tudi oni XII dali svoe
automobile brezplaeno ma razpolago pri pogrebu
predragi in prejubljen sin in brat spava hladni
nkoM Tvo grob bono okrasiI cveem ga obkovan
: Teboj mad zvezdam
zaluoei ostali
LUDvK in JoHANA BREZAR. starsi
RUDOLPH in EDWARD. brata:
JEAN KIMPEI. CHRISTINE RADZMsKL FRANCES.
PAULINE in DOROTHY. sestre
MARHYN CAROL. ELAINE neEaknje
Cleveland Ohio dne 4 januarja, 1916
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Kenilworth Homemakers
Meet at Lacey Home
For Pot Luck Dinner

Kenilworth Homemakers Club
held a pot luck dinner at the Ed
Lacey home Tuesday night. when
members entertained their hus-
bands and guests. After dinner the
evenings entertainment was fur
nished by bingo with prizes going
TO Mrs. Hans Christensen and
Beryl Kent. A special guessing
game prize was won by Robert
Cunningham.
The clubs next meeting will be
held al the home OF Mrs. NJ. n
Nafziger at two o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. November 26. with Mrs.
Joe Brakeman. co-hostess. The
program for the year win be out
lined and roll call will be an
swered by current events. Miss
Jean Stewart OF Tucson. 18th the
extension service OF L OF A has
been invited TO be the afternoons
speaker.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Cartoonist Entertains
Students at National
Assembly Program

High school students and fac
ulty We're entertained by Victor
onstad. cartoohist. chalktalker.
and artist, at the first of series
OF national assemblies programs
Wednesday morning in the higS
school auditorium
Onstad's program was enti-
tied Fun and Adventure With
Chalk. and he utilized special mu
sical and lighting effects. His
most amusing cartoon caricature
was football player with a very
large number IL on his shirt.
Music was used while he did
colored drawings. first of a home.
playi"g appropriate music. then Of
a tropical isle, accompanied by
Hawaiian music. But using special
lighting. he achieved special SUI
set. sunrise. and moonlight effects.
During his chalk drawings, he
kept rapid line of chatter going.
TO the amusement OF his youthful
audience. demonstrating the ease
of drawing with chalk and crayon.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Coolidge Locals

OGlen Arthur Lewis. 1s.. OF
Blackwater has enlisted in the reg
ular army for is months. He left
Wednesday for Camp Beale. Cali
fornia. to begin his basic training.
"a lucky hunting party that spent
Sunday east OF Florence included
Clyde Monday. Ir.. and Ralph
and Leon Hicks OF Casa Grande.
They returned with a $50 pound
ten point buck.
ODale r. Helsel of Akron, Ohio.
Is visiting al the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W G. knight. He has re-
Gently received an honorable dis
charge from military service.
OMr. and Mrs. Kye Mcmillan.
Billie and Alltaretta Mcmillan.
and Mark McCuthan attended the
state fair at Phoenix Friday.
OGlenn Carter and Beryl Kent
each got a four point buck on a
hunting trip north of Hayden
Ranch in the Winkleman district
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Two Teen-Aee Dances
Will be Held Here
Over the Week End

Two teen-age dances will be
held In Coolidge over the week
e1d. according TO announcement
of Mrs. Roger Gates. general
chairman OF teen-age activities.
The first dance is scheduled for
tonight and will be for high school
teen-agers Dancing will be from
10 1880 D. m. In Coolidge wom-
ans clubhouse. Mrs. c. r. Lettering
j. general chairman OF arrange
ments. She will be assisted by
Mrs Jack Pond and Mrs. c. T..
Dickson.
There will be a dance for the
seventh and eighth grade teen
ayers Saturday night from 1880 10
$50 D. m. n Coolidge womans
clubhouse Mrs. Ancel Taylor IS
chairman OF arrangements. Mrs.
Harry Baker is co-chairman.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Announcement Made
OF Pottebaum-Beers
Marriage. New Mexico

Announcement was made this
week OF the marriage OF Miss
Beryle Pottebaum OF Phoenix. for
mer Casa Grande Valley resident.
10 William Henry Beers. Jr.. OF
Merrick. Long Island. New York
The, double ring ceremony was
read al Gallup. New Mexico. Octo-
Der I3. after which a wedding din
ner was served at the FL Rancho
Grande Hotel.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Pottebaum. pi-
oneer Casa Grande Valley resi-
dents. She was graduated from
Casa Grande high school and later
attended Greggs Business College
al Phoenix. While In Phoenix she
was recording secretary In the en-
gineering division OF Arizona State
Highway Department for three
years. During that time she be-
came we'll known in art circles for
her modelling. She also did mod
cling for Bullocks of Palm
Springs
The groom is the son OF Mrs.
William Henry Beers. Sr.. OF Mer-
rick. Long Island. New York. and
the late Mr.. Beers. newspaper
man and editor OF Golf illustrator
Magazine.
W. II. Beers. Jr.. attended Saint
Pauls and Kent preparatory
schools and Princeton University.
lie was manager for Brewster
AeronautiCal Corporation, Johns
vile. Pennsylvania. for several
years before Joining the army
transport command. with which
he served as major He is at pres
ent an insulation and roofing con-
tractor in Prescott. where he and
Mrs. Beers will make their home
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

OMrs. p. b. Hannah, daughter.
Mrs. Carl Brown and son spent
Tuesday In Phoenix on business.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Taylor Guest Speaker
At Regional Lions Meet

Louis Taylor. county superin-
tendent OF schools elect. was guest
speaker at a regional Lions meet
Ing when Eloy Lions Club was
host Wednesday night az dinner
held In the Valley Cafe at Eloy
Taylor spoke TO the group on
Leisure Pursuits" Representa-
tiyes from Coolidge. Casa Grande.
Florence and Eloy Lions Clubs
were present.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Special Music Planned
At Methodist Service

Special music is planned for
the Sunday morning service at
Coolidge Methodist church, accord
ing to announcement of the Rev
erend Olin +. Lehman, pastor.
Count Your Blessings" will be the
sermon topic.
My Prayer" will be presented
as a vocal trio by Mrs. 10 Sheriff..
Mrs. Leon Smith and Mrs. Earl
Hicks. The junior intermediate
choir will sing I'VE Plow the Field
and Scatter"
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Visiting Girl Honored
With SIumber Party

Peggy Patterson OF Prescott
was guest of honor Saturday night
at slumber party at the home OF
Nadine McCleery. The girls at
tended a midnight moving picture
show and had a midnight feast
when they returned to the Me
Cleery homes Completing the par
ty were: Madge Dixon. Nedra
Jean Ray. aud Edna Veazey.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Funeral Services for
Infant Son Wednesday

Graveside services were held
Wednesday afternoon for three
months old Jesus Sembrano at
Valley Memorial Park. He was
born July 26. 1876 at Charlotte
Texas. and passed away at am
Wednesday at the Ulmer Rauch
He is survived by his mother
Virginia Martinez.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Death Takes Infant Son
Of MIR. and Mrs. Lester

Last rites for Gerald Richard
Lester. infant son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence l.. Lester, were held
Wednesday afternoon at a grave
side service in Valley Memorial
Park. Reverend Rainey of Cool
idge Pentecostal church officiated.
The child was born at Casa
Grande. September %. 1916, and
passed away at Florence Hospital
on Wednesday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
WSCS Will Meet Today

The Women's Society OF Chris
tian Service OF Coolidge Method
ist church will meet at 2;30 this
afternoon in the church recreation
hall Mrs Esther Baker is pro-
gram chairman.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

WMrs. Walter Bolkovatz and son
accompanied her mother, Mrs. r.
W. Chadborn. home from Anacon-
da. Montana. last week and will
remain here for Christmas. They
will be joined for the holidays by
ROlkOVatz
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

@Mrs. Edgar Burnside. daughter
Betty. Mrs. Kye Mcmillan and
children. Billie and Alltaretta. and
Della Lou Wofford. visited Mrs
McMullau's sister and her hus-
band. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roger
at Stanfield Ranch west OF Casa
Grande. Sunday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Last Rites for Infant
Son Held on tuesday

Last rites were held Tuesday
afternoon from st. James Catholic
church for Arthur Romero. infant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Romero
OF Eloy. Father James F. McFad-
den officiated. The child was born
October IT. 1916 and passed away
on November IS. Interment was
in Valley Memorial Park.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
DON'T CC"GH
ALL NIGHT
LONG
RsxillGno Cough Syrup Goes 10 Work
FGs, on Coughs Due 10 Colds

heres no need 10 be awoks all night
tron q s,abborn cough due 10 com
nen cold. not with Rsniiana Cough SYr-
up in the house. rhis thoroughly sais
Rsxaa Produei 10 especially hsiptul in re-
hsvino ihas dry issting and the disiIsss-
,ng tieklins ssnsotion-
Rsnliana ~ pleasant tassine-svsn the
ehildrsn wili snieY It's navor.
Fer Youf pro,schon this quiek- aesine
cough syrup 10 tested end approved bY
the DspaTtnsnss oi RsssaTeh and Con
trol. uniisd-Rsxali Drug Company. Ask
ios Rsnliana Cough Syrup without dslGY
at Hines Rsxali DRUG Store. SOC
buys q t-ouaes bottle. Have II on hand
when Yeu need "a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
Miss Highsmith,
Mr.. Hamrick To
Wed March End

BURGAW, Feb 10. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Charles Highsmith
Of Burgaw, have announced the
engagement and approaching mar.
riage of their daughter, Kathryn,
to William Edward Hamrick. son
of Mrs. H. c. Sirnonson of Spartan.
burg, S. C.
The wedding is to take place on
Saturday afternoon, March 2, at
IL o'clock noon at Duke university
chapel in Durham.
Miss Highsmith is a graduate OF
the class of 1943 from Flora Mac.
Donald college in Red Springs.
She has taught home economics
for a year in the Srnithfield High
school and was then employed by
the extension service Of North Car
DINA as assistant home demonstra-
ton agent in Durham. She is now
Orange county home agent.
Mr.. Hamrick is now employed
lat Spartanburg and was recently
discharged from the army after
serving three years in the Euro
|pean theatre.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
Cornelius Harnett
Hobby Show Slated

Mrs. Vera Levander will have
charge Of the exhibits for the hobby
show for the Cornelius Harnett
recreation center which is to be
held this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
o'clock.
Those wishing to enter exhibits
may contact Mrs. Levander at
2-8628 or may be taken to her
residence, 805 North Fourth street
or to the recreation center between
the hours of 2:3O and $50 p. m.
A program will be given at three
o'clock and will be play entitled
Valentines on Parade.
Those taking part in the play
include: Betty Carroll, Linda Goff,
Annette Gurganious, Barbara
Thorpe, Billy Autry, Robert F'oun-
tain, Owen Hansley, Joe Lee, HUI
bert Robbins, Edward Garvey, E.
c. Herring, Eldon Robbins, Lance
Max Smith, Carl Thorpe,
Betty Golf, Mary overly, Betty
Ann Philips, Ruby Thornton and
Evelyn Gurganious.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
WHARF PLANNED
NEAR SHALL0TTE
Supply Man Make. Appli'
cation To U. S. Engi-
neers For Permit

SUPPLY, Feb. 19-Colonel G. W.
Gillette, u S. Army Engineers
here, yesterday made public an
nouncement that ]. c. Robinson,
Supply, has made application for
permit to construct a wharf and
fish house at Henry's landing on
the north side of the Inland Wa.
terway, about three miles east Of
Shallotte Inlet.
Plans showing the proposed work
may be seen at the U. S. Engineers
office here and at the Post Offices
in Supply and Shallotte. J.
Any objections to the proposed
work must be sent to the office
here before February %, 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
u. S. ARMY COURTS
TO OPEN IN JAPAN

TOKYO, Feb. 19-W.D-Supreme
allied headquarters Tuesday issued
directive establishing military
occupation courts which will as
sumo from Japanese courts ali
criminal jurisdiction over United
Nations nationals and organizations
in Japan. The court will have the
power to impose sentences as ex-
IRENE as death.
The directive, which authorized
the 9th Army and 5th Fleet t.
establish the courts, was Gen
Douglas MacArthur's way of re-
jecting a Japanese government
proposal to try its own war crimi.
nal suspects.
Order Prevents
Col. Alva Carpenter, chief Of
allied headquarters legal section.
confirmed that the order prevents
the Japanese from going ahead
with plans to hold its own war
criminal trials.
The military courts created by
the directive will assume fun
jurisdiction over:
Affects Many
1. Any acts prejudicial to the
security Of the occupation forces.
2. Killing or assulting any mem.
Der of the occupation forces.
3. Unauthorized possession, TAX
ing, receipt of or disposal of prop
erty Of any member of the occupa.
ton forces.
Interference
4. Interfering or hindering the
arrest of any person sought, or
assisting or furthering the escape
Of persons detained by the allies.
S. Refusing to furnish informa-
ton required, or defrauding the
allies.
6. Acts on behalf Of, or in sup
port of dissolved, illegal organlza-
ions.
7. Conspiracies to commit or aid
and abet the foregoing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, n G.
Clara Jean Cooke
Electe d President
Of WCUNC Freshmen

GREENSBORO, Feb. 19-Fresh-
men at the Woman's college have
elected their first class officers.
and Miss Clara Jean Cooke, OF
Winston-Salem, will head the group
as president. Others named at the
same time by their classmates
were Misses Sarah Denny, OF Ra-
leigh, vice-president; Martha Fow-
Ter, secretary, and Betsy INSTEAD
treasurer, both Of Durham; Anna
Kirkman, Pleasant Garden, cheer
leader; and Effic Sem Mason
Gassonia, dance chairman.
These officers will serve for the
remainder of the semester when
new officers of the incoming sopho'
more class will be chosen. During
the first semester the class OF 194s
was headed by Miss Mary Eller
Agnew, Charlotte, who, as vice
pre- sident Of the sister junior class
was acting president of freshmen
until their leaders could be chosen
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
X We> The Women
Those Flint Housewives Were Just FedT1-

which her husbond reads ,.
f IA: AM if she likes she ca, O't sa
sip with her friends on tb a1 t -.
phone without having 70 We ,el..
her so-minute conyersstio us'ent
an amused or irritated mai. ' "
THEY'RE MEDpLERs
:. But when the man Of the bor..
is at home the day mys mouse
volve around him. Frhsrnsfe
a man around the house IN ,,'o re-
daytime is either the etti al me
expert who wants to syste1e. Hcy
the home or the seeker Of ' psaa.
and quiet who has no toIe pease
Tor the noise of a vacuum rla a,i.s
or washing machine and T ..a.s
understand why his wife can' t'a ~
down and relax like he's do; VI.
instead of "fussing around N''Ns
Cant that wait awhile. \.
asks when she makes motions ~
housewife. But all the sa nns
ne expects the meals ia ga.
cooked, the beds made, etc 81
No matter what high+aIn,;r,
reasons the wives Of strjkin,
husbands may give 10 their hive.
bands and to each other for trv.
ing to get their men back to wor,
any wife who has had a HUSBAND
take his vacation at home il x-.
to suspect the women are in,,
anxious to get their house bscS
to themselves, VA
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
0NSL0W COLLISION
INJURIES FOURTEEN
Vehicle. Demolished In
Head-On Crash On
Jacksonville Streets

JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 19-Hear-
ings on reckless driving charges
for Robert L. Yopp, Jr., and Pfc
Calvin Ford, alleged operators OF
vehicles involved in a crash which
sent IA occupants Of the cars to
local hospitals, have been set for
next Tuesdays session of Onslow
Recorders court.
Hit Head-On
The crash is said by Investigate
ing officers to have occurred when
the Yopp automobile attempted to
make left turn at the intersection
OF New Bridge street and johnson
boulevard and was hit head-on by
Marine station wagon operated
by PFC. Ford. Both vehicles were
virtually demolished.
Most seriously injured was Billy
Gaddy, an occupant of the Yopp
car, recently discharged AAF SER
geant who suffered head and neck
injuries. 1t. c. E. Curtis, Navy doc
tor, and CPM H. J. Spangler, in
the Marine car received extensive
decorations of the head and face.
Others Injured
Others injured in the civilian car
were Lynn Coleman, Jacksonville,
and PFC. William J. Mayeros, Cpl
Vivian Garland and Pfc. Darlene
Linsey, Of Camp Lejeune. and
Yopp.
Injured in the Marine station wa
gon were 1t. Harvey M. Patt,
Navy doctor, PM 1-c Darrell Har-
ris and PM &c c. D. Henry and
Pfc. Ford, all Of Lejeune.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
Miss Alice Ruark,
James M. Charves
To Wed Saturday

The following invitations have
been issued in Wilmington:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Whitfield
Ruark
request the honor Of your
presence at the
marriage Of their daughter
Alice Ethel
to
Mr.. James Montiero Charves
on Saturday the twenty-third o.
February
at tour-thirty o'clock in the
afternoon
Park Ridge Methodist Church
Thouy and Prospect Avenue
Park Ridge, Illinois
Miss Ruark is the niece Of Mrs
J. H. Stone of Wilmington. Mr.
Charves, an attorney in Boston
has just returned from three year.
duty overseas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
AVANT NAMED HEAD
OF HOSPITAL BOARD
IN COLUMBUS COUNTY

WHITEVILLE, Feb. 10 At
the annual meeting Of the board
OF trustees of the Columbus
County Hospital held Wednes-
day night, Homer G. Avant, Of
Whiteville was elected chair
man of the board to succeed
Major r. j. Lamb, resigned.
C. L. Tate of Chadbourn was
elected vice chairman and
Major Lamb secretary.
The trustees elected the fol-
lowing as members of the exec
utive board: Major Lamb, X.
Clyde Council, Wananish, H. G.
Avant, c. L. Tate, and Byron
Wyche, HallsbOro.
C. L. Little, recently elected
superintendent of the hospital
rendered his resignation, which
was not accepted. The matter
was tabled for further discus
sion at next executive meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
MIR. And Mrs. McLendon
OF Burgaw, Celebrate
Golden Anniversary

BURGAW, Feb. 19-Mr. and Mrs.
Evander McLendon Of Burgaw,
celebrated their fiftieth wedding
anniversary on Tuesday, February
IL at the home Of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. P. G.
Sparkman.
Guests were met at the door by
Mrs. Sudie Armstrong and Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Shields, who presented
them to the guests Of honor. Mrs
Katie Shaw invited them into the
gift room, where numerous gifts
were on display. Yellow spring
flowers and greenry were used for
decorations throughout the house.
Mrs. S. ]. Sudbury, an only sister
Of Mrs. McLendon and an attend
ant in the wedding fifty years ago,
presided over the register, assist
ed by Mrs. S. P. Branch.
In the dining room the table was
covered with cut-work cloth and
conferred with a TERED wedding
cake Of white and gold, hanked by
tall white candles nj gold flower
holders. The top tier Of the cake
was graced by a miniature bride
and bridegroom. Block ice cream
and individual cakes, sailed nuts
and minis were served by Mrs.
Joe Hutchinson, Mrs. Roland Bat
son and Miss Ada Shaw, assisted
by Misses Hazel Lee Sudbury,
Betty, Carolyn and Margaret Nc
Lendon.
Punch was served as the guests
departed by Mrs. Gus Burnett,
Mrs. Lucille Carr and P. L. Spark.
man.
Goodbyes were said by Mr.. and
Mrs. Stevens.
Helping receive during the eve.
ming were the sons and daughters
Of the honor guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
P. c. Sparkman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex McLendon, Mr.. and Mrs
Evander McLendon, Jr., Robert
McLendon, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H
McLendon and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles McLendon.
Mrs. McLendon, Sr, who was
the former Martha Jane Armstrong
OF Burgaw, wore dress Of black
crepe with corsage of yellow
roses tied with gold ribbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLendon have
made their home near Burgaw
before and since their marriage
in 1896. Besides the sons ano
daughter mentioned they have six
teen grandchildren and one great.
grand child.
About 14o friends called during
the evening.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
F. N. T.. PRESS MEET
SLATED APRIL 5, s
In JACKSONVILLE

WALLACE, Feb. 19-The Eastern
North Carolina Press association,
organized in the fall Of 1915, will
meet in Jacksonville, N. c., April
S and 8, it was announced here
Tuesday by o. o. Phillips, presi-
dent OF the group.
The program will be developed on
the theme Of the agricultural and
industrial potentialities of the sec
ton with prominent speakers in
both fields invited, Phillips said.
Representatives Of all papers in
eastern North Carolina have been
invited to attend the two-day SEES
sioa.