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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
nRoAnwAY RmYTIIM

Faces IN Che Dlmoull Judge rcr.
0lnnnd pecorA, Bernard 0lmbcl
John ounther and reporters trying
10 decipher the Mayors CLOSING
proclamation 20 sherman Billing.
sley &C the Storg Club, IAN I know,
said the famed host. rs that this
Is The first time ever got NIT BY
an atomic bombl" Keenan,
Wynn, lust IN from Muvictown, get
ting caught IN a seth st. spots Tree-
for-all Jane Wyman and her
groom, Ronald Reagan, impressing
local yocals with their pleasantrics
-. John Steinbeck, the book-writer
trying out his Spanish on the Ha-
vana-Madrid crowd Lovely
Alexis Smith clbowing her way
through the Radio City signatourists
=, The Joe Cottens at the Car
nival, gay spot Augustin
Duncan, who attracted sugary no.
tees for his performance as the
blind parent In Lutte Song He Is
blind None Of the critics were aware
Of Il.
Sallies In Our Alley; Peter Dom
aid the was among the recent White
House entertainers told II at the
Singapore last night. Margaret o.
Brien, the moppet, asked the PreSi-
dent. was the White House like
this when America was born?'
NO said the President. I'm those
days they didn't have rich young
ladies such aS you to pay taxes" ....
At SardiS Mrs. John Wildberg re-
marked: Money is worthless today
Unless" said her producer
groom. you have none" Buddy
Lester says that with the shirt
SHORTAGE is amazing how many
people are Still willing to risk losing
theirs in Wall Street
Mcmos Of a Midnighter. Frank
Farrell ,stlll with the Marines IN
the China area) Just got a Bronze
Star for meritorious service. His
second medal Farrell was a diana
editor when he enlisted Was
that Ann Corio and Diamond
Horseshoe gal Sluggng 1t out on
9th Avenue? -. Alcoholics Anony-
nous now has fast growing chap
ter IN Paramount studios on the
coast Lynn Bari. who received
her pilots license, bailed out of a
plane in distress recenty-not a
splinter Beginning OF the End
Dept: Bob Hope now hopes TO do
at least one serious film year a..
Harry Warren just set up a trust
fund for his daughter from Co
earned by putting the tune to At
Gibson, Topeka. etc" She'll get ST.
600 a month for life =. That pretty
face adoring the France Forever
building on 5th Avenue belongs TO
Hitler's friend, Leni Riefenstahl.
Broadway Vignette: Eis name is
Harry Justice and he round out |
there is-for war vet, at any rate |
. . Harry was at St Adams Naval |
Hospital, after being in Jap prison |
camp for 3 years When he ar |
rived here from Indo-China for & |
at that hospital Harry |
made the rounds before returning to |
his home town. Akron. Ohio
He had a wallet loaded with back |
pay, and after considerable whoopee |
along the Big Apple, he went TO
Dempsey's, where he had fun BUST
ing up some equipment. They made |
him pay S234 for damages A
Few weeks later. Mr.. Justice was
at Dempsey's again, no hard feel
ings The champ" met Harry
and asked HIM how much he paid |
Tor breaking up the ioynt" i
After Harry told Jack the sum. the
champ wrote out and handed him |
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
ELIAS GANCHER

Elias Gancher. 275 North Main
street, is a member OF the disburs-
ing section of the l04th Finance
Discussing Section which has been
awarded the Meritorious Service
Unit PLAGUE for outstanding
services overseas by Headquarters,
European Theater Service Forces,
according to an announcement to-
day by Major General w. Fl. Kas-
ten, Chief Of Finance. U. S. Army,
in Washington, d. c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

At New York - Aiken Victory
(Bremerhayen), 1891, Pier /. S. l.,
9 a. m. Sedalia Victory lie Havre)
46l, Pier 7. II. r.. 1920 a. m. Tex
arkana Victory antwerp. 81, Pier
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-13

Armenia, which before the war
produced only wines and liquors, 10
now making table wines.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Thompson-Gor
Vows Solemnized
In Rocky Mount

ROCKY MOUNT, March 16-1n
ceremony characterized by dig
nifty and simplicity Miss Hilda
Whitehead Gordon, daughter of
Mrs. Ethna Dural Gordon and the
late Mr.. Gordon Of this city, and
Frank Adoniram Thompson III Of
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, son of
Mrs. Frank Adoniram Thompson II
and the late DR.. Thompson Of Phil
adelphia, were united in marriage
at noon March 9, in the Thorpe
Memorial chapel, First Presbyter-
ian church, only members Of the
families and a few close friends
were in attendance.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Norman
Johnson, pastor, and Mrs. Lyman
Jones al the organ presented pro
gram of appropriate nuptial selec.
tons, playing during the ceremony
20 Perfect Love" by Barnby.
The couple. entered the chapel to
gether unattended and spoke the
marriage vows before a back
ground of white gladioli and spires
arranged with green's and cathe
dral candles in the chapel chancel
The bride wore a navy blue ga
bardine suit with a matching vel
trimmed hat and navy accessories
Her blouse was q white imported
Swiss linen model, and at hel
shoulder she wore a white orchid
The brides brother. E. D. Cor
don, and her brother-in-law. f. L
Yelverton, both of this city, were
ushers.
The brides mother was attirec
in a black dress and hat with a
| corsage OF white flowers.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson left for a wedding
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
YWCA Schedule
Is Announced

The YWCA, Third and Grace
streets, has announced the SEIZED
ule for this week which is as fol
lows:
Monday-6:so Jr. ST. Girl Re.
serves Election OF officers. 6:4s
Vespers Residence girls. 7:;30 Coun.
selling group. 7:S0 Leather craft
Tuesday, Freshman Girl Re.
serves.
Wednesday-12:45 Public Affairs
luncheon. Juvenile Delinquency
Panel discussion. 4 Tileston Cir
Reserves. 4 Sophomore Girl Re.
serves. 7:30 Art class. 8 Sr Alpha
Zetas.
Thursday-7:oo Psychology class
7:30 Marriage class.
Friday - $3.50 Sereho Girl Re-
serves.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17

trip. They will make their home
ats East Crane street, Wrights-
vile Beach.
The bride was graduated from
The Woman's college with a Bach
elor of Arts degree and taught
school in North Carolina. She is a
former member Of The Evening
Telegram Advertising staff and for
the past few months has held a po-
sition in Wilmington with the Unit
ed States Employment Service.
Mr.. Thompson is a graduate Of
the University of Pennsylvania
with a Bachelor of Arts degree in
business administration. He is en-
gagged in business with the adver-
Using staff of WMFD radio station
in Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Mrs. Gilbert Baumle,
Recent Bride, Honored

Mrs. J. F. Mccall and Mrs. W.
B. Walton entertained recently at
the home Of Mrs. Mccall at: Lake
Forest honoring Mrs. Gilbert
Baumle, who before her marriage
last Thursday was Miss Dorothy
Marshburn. IT
The home was d e corate d
throughout W it'll mixed spring
flowers. Games were played with
prizes being awarded Miss Hazel
Marshburn an d Miss Frances
Hayes. Mrs. Baurnle was show
cred with gifts after which an Ice
course was served.
Those attending were Mrs. Gil
bert Baurnle, Mrs. Andrew Kure,
Mrs. c. B. Marshburn, Jr., Miss
Hazel Marshbura, Mrs. H. B.
Marshburn. Mrs. A. L. Jones, Mrs.
Leon Marshburn, Mrs. Rene Ellis,
Mrs. Raymond Willis, Mrs. c. H.
Hayes, Miss Frances Hayes, Mrs.
c. 3. Marshburn and Mrs. Jack
Marshburn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Mr.. and Mrs. McDougald
Note 50th Anniversary

CHARLTON, March 16.-1n Gel
sbration of their 50th wedding an
niversary, Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Gillespie McDougald of Clarkton'
saye a reception at the Won an S
club building on February 10 rom
4 to 6 o'clock.
The clubhouse was beaatln!Hy
decorated with yellow spring
flowers, the chandelier decorated
with steamers of gold ribbon, the
mantle had tapers of golden Tor
sythier and daffodils, carrying out
the color scheme of gold.
Guests were greeted as they en-
tered by DR.. and Mrs. D. D. Clark
and A. G. Mcdonald, Jr.. and
presented to the receiving me'
composed Of the honorees, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Gillespie McDougald.
Miss Lois McDougald presided
over the register. Miss Glenn NC
pougald showed the guests to the
table from which refreshments
were served. The table was Gov
cred with Venetian lace cloth, with
crystal candelabra holding tapers
with bow-knots of gold, hanked a
centerpiece of golden daffodlls ana
beautiful three-tier golden wedding
cake. carrying out the color note
Of gold in the cake, minis. ice
cream and nuts served. The table
was presided over by Mrs. Vinton
e. Fountain and Mrs. G. c. Sim
dietary The punch table, decorat-
ed with yellow jasmine, was pre-
sided over by Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
MarShall Dark. Those serving
were Mrs. Betty Hurst, Misses
Amelia. Carolyn and Anne Woot
an. Kathleen Smith and Rosa Lee
Clark. During the afternoon MISS
Marjorie Clark rendered Lovely
piano music and Misses Amanda
and Alice Clark sang several Sc
lections appropriate for the &C.
casion.
Those from a distance attending
were Mrs. Vinton E. Fountain and
small son, Lawrence McDougald,
of Tarboro; Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mar
shall Dark and Miss Roxanna and
Marshall Dark, Jr., Of Marion;
Mr.. and Mrs R. Myers Lennon
and small son, Bobby, Of Whining
ton, and Miss Glenn McDougaid'
OF Greensboro. Many friends came
during the afternoon from Clark
ION and other towns in Bladen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Miss Mary Rogers,
Mr.. sanderford Wed

FAIR BLUFF, March -
lovely candlelight ceremon rln a
acterized by charm and sjro inv eaar'
Miss Mary Elizabeth Rogar Y'clty
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mr. A. ed
M. Rogers, became the b r5S. 0,
James L. sanderford Of Cre ps:pe Of
and Whiteville, at O'Clock ON r'' s.'
urday afternoon, March . wi IL Sat
Baptist church. Ill NE
The Rev. E. N. johnson r,..
emory. my Ger.
The church was effectively l..
grated with palms, Ferns, an ND t peS'
| baskets "a of lovely white glad lio2'
Lighted white tapers in S' So.
branched candelabra completes s' En-
lovely setting. Marking the tsr W.
pews were large bows OF wbita + 4,ny
and sprays of white gladioli, '3'l'
Before the ceremony a oros....
Of nuptial music was rendere SiF sa
Mrs. Russell Sanderford Of w ~ W
vile, and Miss Peggy Rogers ,,'' :,
A.s.T:C. During the ceremoDv W. "
A Wild Rose" was played. ~
The ushers were L. P. Roger, :.
Fair Bluff, uncle of the brid Sl's ~ u
Russell Sanderford, brother nj Anu sa
bridegroom. us
Miss Lois Neil Rogers was Ia.
sisters only attendant. She vn. NY.
a lovely dress of aqua-crepe s1s
she carried a nosegay of pink ro, ,s
tied with wide pink satin ribbon
The bride and bridegroom ert.,'
ed together. She wore a loysr
white wool dress and hat, and csr.
ried a white satin prayer booI
topped with white orchid
Mrs. Rogers, mother Of n.
bride, wore a black crepe dress
with a corsage of red roses
Mrs. Sanderford, mother O. tbs
bridegroom, was gowned in fucbsa
and wore yellow roses.
Immediately after the ceremorv
the young couple left for a short
honeymoon to Florida.
For travelling the bride wore
pink jersey dress with black spring
coat and hat. A white orchid com.
pleted her ensemble.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17

niors are going to have to do some
mighty hard work II they do as
well.
1t seems as if the picture shows
still have the upperhand as places
Of entertainment on the weekend.
This past Friday night Leave Her
To Heaven was seen and critized
by a mighty big crowd OF us young
sters. There were Edna Mathes
and Dick Hanson, Frances Penton
and Billy MeEachern, Graham
Barefoot and A-ln Adams, George
Darden and Douglas McKoy, Bet
ty ann Winslow and John Hill, and
lots of others. Poor me! I Just
can't remember all the people
saw! But the picture was grand.
I think everybody came away with
the same opinion of Gene Tierney,
and it wasn't very nice. All Of the
boys drooled over all OF those beau.
tiful clothes she wore. And the girls
just drooled over Cornell Wilde in
general. Guess most of these PEG.
pie will fiad themselves in 1.-THE
Lost Weekend" this coming week.
end.
The annual Hi.Y Minstrel is I'm.
derway with the underclassmen
leading in participation. They've
had wonderful rehearsals so far
and feel like they've accomplished
a lot. All Of the end men and
women have been selected ano
those WHO will take part in the
skit have also been named. 1t is
hoped that most Of the music which
the chorus will sing in the first
part will be Negro songs, but nc
definite plans have been made vet
Mr.. Earl Brown is directing it, and
I'll find out more about it from
him.
Barbara Bragg, student in the
9th grade at Tileston, is to be nigh
ly commended for the magnificent
essay she gave on the location and
building Of the public auditorium
on the Teen-Age Merry-Go-Round
1t shows that she is student OF
outstanding ability and one OF
whom we are to be very proud.
orchids this week go to a stu.
Gent who is outstanding for her ex-
cellent cooperation with those for
whom she works and in doing any
hlng she undertakes. She is a per.
that can be depended on 10
get job we'll done, and done above
average. ! know you must have
guessed who she is by now, but ii
not, I'll tell you she's our very
own Barbara Sternberger. and this
week we honor you who, more thar
anyone we know, deserved thanks
and appreciation for all you do.
Have you ever been in court ano
seen the climas; to a murder trial?
don't think I've ever been any
where and been as interested /.
people didn't know as was wher
sat in on the end of the tria
ol Mrs. Corinne Collins. The gov
eminent classes at school have
Just finished having mock trial
ana some of the students were
mere, too. I saw Mayo Holmes ant
Jimmy Hanson waiting patiently
1or the verdict. If you ever get
caance and are interested, in law
Slip quietly into the Superior Cour
room when a big case is beinl
tried and you'll see what won
derful word justice is!
Well, I guess that just about doe
it for aow. I hope there'n be more
! news about more things the n1iddl
If the week. Until them. So long
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
PERSONALS

1t. Eliza Yonge Wootten, ANC
stationed at Fort Bragg, and 1t
dg) Harry Hull, USN, are spend
ing the weekend in the city with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Y
Wootten.
Miss Sara Richardson, student
at Coker college, Huntsville, S. C..
has arrived to spend the sprins
holidays with her parents at theil
cottage at Wilmington Beach.
Miss Mary London James, who
holds a position at Fort Bragg, 1.
spending the weekend with hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
James.
Miss Betty Jane Trulove is a pa
tient at James Walker Memoria.
hospital where she underwent ar
|appendectomy. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Liston H. Trulove
Walter P. knight of Castle
Haynes road, is patient at Bull
lueks clinic.
Mrs. F. N. Finks, left Friday fol
Greenville, S. c., to visit her son.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Thompson.
Mrs. Fred W. Sweet, Jr., and
children who have been visiting
her mother, Mrs. F. N. Finks and
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Andre dePorry have re-
turned to their home in Columbus,
Ga.
z. Lowenstein has returned from
a business trip north.
M. D. Venters, Jr., SNIP. Tech.
and John W. Venters, PhM. &c,
have just returned to Seattle,
Wash, after trip of several days
to Vancouver, B. c. M. D. Venters
has been stationed at the Naval
hospital station, St. Adams, L. l.,
since August 1913 and expects to
be discharged from service early
in April. He is spending an 18-day
furlough with his brother who is
now serving with the Naval Air
Transport Service in Seattle,
Wash.
Mrs. J. H. Glass and son,
Johnny, Mrs. w. c. Smith and Bill
Smith of Norfolk, Va, are here to
attend the Orrell-Jorgenson we'd
ding this afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jorgenson Of New York
city and George, Jr., of Fort Dix,
are also here to attend the we'd
ding.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17

Almost nail OF Lne student DOQy
made the trip to Durham to see
the games. Some of the brave souls
staggered down to the bus station
Friday morning with sleep still
very much upon them, and left at
| 1880 o'clock so that they would
reach Durham in time for the
morning game. The bus was char
tered for the students, and we sho'
do appreciate it. At the end OF
fourth period, it was announced
that we had won the morning game
and the population of MINIS imme-
diately decreased considerably.
Yes, everybody took out for Dur
ham, mobbing the few select who
had cars and thus obtaining a ride.
Although the fellas did get beat,
we're mighty proud OF them.
They've made wonderful showing
and we who are seniors can re-
member this years basketball
team with pride.
In my last column I said that
the finals for the annual Declama-
ition Recitation contest would be
held ON Friday night, March 20.
But / stand corrected. They are to
be this coming Friday night, March
liz. The prelininaries will start to-
morrow and those contestants that
I have talked to sho' are dreading
to see Monday morning dawn.
I didn't get chance to hear
lTeen-Age Merry-Go- Round yester-
day morning, but I did talk to
some of the participants before
they went on the air. And they
Isurely were worried! Three great
lbig handsome seniors and thew
were passed the stage Of just being
frightened. I know I'm taking nv
life into my own hands by men
tioning their names, but it's toe
lgood to go unnoticed. Jack Per.
kinS, Francis Chadwick, and Mar.
tin Fields are the gentlemen Of
whom am speaking. If you heard
them on the program, then thew
didn't get cold feet and leave be.
fore Bill Peters came to pick them
up. p. S. They threatened me, SC
due to the above statement. nv
column may be late in being print
ed cause 20 can't type very fast
Iwitl broken bones!
Those big leather belts are al
the rage at school now and the,
do look real nice with skirts an1
sweater or blouses. I saw Patti,
Switzerland with her very attrac
tive waistline nipped in by darl
brown leather belt, and she reall,
Ibid look nice. Martha Holton i
another one who wears them mos
OF the time and she looks rea
sporty with sweater tucked i.
and held in place by a wide belt
Why can't the boys get sensibl
clothes fashions instead of dunga
feeS ana Slorch hats!
A hearty welcome is extende,
this week to someone who has bee
away from his home town for quit
sometime and is very happy to b
back and be among those wonder
ful people known as civilians. H
was in the Navy and served aboar,
the USS Jaccard in the South Pa
cific for 80 months. He is Waite
Russ, better known as Breezy, an
ne Just can't know how glad W
are to have him back home!
The seniors have chosen thei
class play. ''smilin Through" br
as yet no parts have been cas-
me Juniors are going right alon
with their rehearsals. and the Sc
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Junior SorOsis
Will Sponsor Party

North Carolina Junior Sorosis
will sponsor a benefit bingo party
on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
at the Second and Orange USO
clubhouse. All proceeds raised
will 60 towards the maintenance OF
the nursery school at Nesbitt
courts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
gu CYNTHIA johnson


victory and defeat both
played off the the Duke South
High Durham this Friday
defeated Calvin Coolidge school
Washington c. and the hopes OF MINIS
high But that night defeated by
who had beaten Durham that morning. Our feas
consolation with Greenvie Saturday night
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17

The first father and son of the
famous Caterpillar Club who owe
their lives to the parachute are,
Paul F. Collins and 1t. Paul L.
Collins.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17

Native Italians are fined rs
cents, payable on the spot for
kissing in public except for fare
wells at railway stations.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
BIRTH 'ANN0uNcEn

Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. McC1uskey
announce the birth Of a daughter,
Rebecca Jane, March is, at Ope-
lika, Ala. Mrs. McCluskey Is the
former Jennie Grant Shepherd Of
this city.
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