The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-29

1 Chief OF Pouce ana MIS-. G. Il.
I Casteen, Mr. and Mrs. Ra1ald
\ Stewart, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Alligood, all from Wilmington.
\ Said hello to John Lockham from
Trenton, Libby Ward of New Bern
and had a most pleasant greeting
from Doctor L. D. Bryan, the
modern county doctor from Onslow
County. I got rather kick out OF
the way a number of his friends
referred to the good doctor as
"Cotter''. A cherry wave from
Billie Arthur, M and Mrs. Jones
and Mae Lille Blake from Jack
sonville way. It's kinda silly,
but 1 imagine '-Tiddley Winks''
would be awfully hard to play
wearing boxing gloves. =.
Between You and Me
S. Lee Braxton, well known
Whiteville and Columbus county
business and civic leader, really
gave out with a top performance
on the STAR-NEWSREEL yester-
day. BY the way, S. Lee told
me that there is a strong posi-
bility that the Whiteville radio sta
ton will be in operation within the
next sixty days. Mrs. Braxton
drove over with her husband and
stayed for the show. Charlotte
Russ, the Wilmington girl, who
copped the Wallace Strawberry
Festival Queen title, definitely won
the approval Of the listeners with
her natural and pleasurable deliv-
cry. The local young lady will be
given weeks trip to Hollywood
as guest of Kay Kyser. Credit
Wallace West for major share in
any success the paper drive might
have. West hit the airways with a
solid i've on the importance OF the
drive.
In Passing
Quotable Quotes: A six year old
on the bus today turned around to
her mother and said, you know,
Mummy, I feel SO good, all my
bones are laughing 1 got quite
kick out OF what Liston King
said to me today. There some
times lock and key between
hearts that open with a word if
it's heard. Very pleasant hello
from Charles E. Robinson who. by
the way, handled that show at
Greenfield Lake in the manner
excellent. Have you heard
Charlie Richards the master of
ceremonies and soloist OF the N. :.
Playboys recently. But good. l..
Another radio spot that you want
want to miss is Tracey Russell
with his electric Hawaiian guitar.
I'm always fascinated when I see
C. K. Bell wind his watch. The
watch is over a hundred years
old but it keeps such perfect time
Was so pleasantly surprised to
see John Sutherland drop by for
few minutes today. John has
been up in the Veterans Hospital,
Fayetteville, and is home On a
three day pass. He's much better,
thank you.
I'm just informed that Henry sel-
lers who is up to the Vets Eos
pital will probably be operated on
next week. Swell idea to drop him
line. Laura Ma Whitley in
from Washington, N. c. to spend
couple Of weeks at the beach
Have you ever seen Walter
Cartier when he wasn't in hurry?
Such fun at the launching OF
Bob Andrews boat.
Just A Thought
I like the joke on the buYnblebee
His wings are too small to hold
him
He really can't hy-professors
agree
But no one has ever told him.
Time-Time-Time
Due to the radio networks going
on daylight saving time a number
Of radio programs are either
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cally the STAR-NEWS broadcast
will continue to be aired at LIS
and 6:25 p. m. However, begin
ming today the Man On The
Street. program will be broad
cast at 3:15 p. m, instead Of the
customary 1:45 p. M, period. The
Man On The Street" program
is broadcast every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday afternoons
from downtown Wilmington. In as
much as the time on many Of the
favorite programs is changed ef-
fective yesterday, the listeners are
advised to watch the STAR-NEWs
daily radio log closely.
i And
Remember, for spot news from II
and around Southeastern N. C.
listen to your STAR-NEWS Rouno
The Town Reporter at 1:25 and
6:25 P. M. every day
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