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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16

St. Michael, Pa. - Tukaj je
umrl George Kristell, star SO
let in donna cd Rajhenburga ma
stajerskem, kjer zapusca brata.
Bill je samski in tukaj ne zapu-
Sea sorodnikov. Pokopan je bill
civilno. Bill je clan SNPJ, UNIV
A, Workmen's Benefit Funda in
druzabnega kluba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16
zIVHSKA KRIZA MA
JAPONSKEM REsENA

TOXIC, 15. januarja. Gen.
Macarthur je danes izjavil, da
je kriza prehrane japonskega
prebivalstva resena in de- je ne
.varnost lakote odstranjena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16

Krist Stokel, predsednik Gen.
tralnega odbora, je S pozdravom
ma delegacijo odprl sinocnji shod
in predstavil odvetnika, Leo
Kushlana, predsednika st. 80
SANSa, XII je vodil nadaljni pro-
gram.
Krist Stokel je naglasal, da
je misija poslancev Rdecega
kriza Jugoslavije, da mas sezna-
MILO potrebami, XII obstoje Sc
daj v Jugoslaviji, predvsem gle
de ranjencev, bolnikov in otrok-
sirot. Rdeci kriz nudi vsem svo-
jo pomoc, kolikor pac more.
Kushlan je povdarjal, da je
bila Jugoslovanska delegacija
Rdecega kriza povabljena v
Ameriko cd Ameriskega Rde-
cega kriza, da po moznosti raz-
lozi sirsi ameriski javnosti po-
trebe, XII SO najnujnejse danes
v Jugoslaviji in da Sc dobi po-
moe, kolikor Sc pac najvec mo-
re dobiti "a jugosloVanske ra-
njence, bolnike in otroke, XII so
ostali brez starsev ali, XII imajo
lie enega cd starsev Sc zivega.
Proklamacija gov. drzave Ohio,
Franka j. Lauscheta
Kushlan je precital prokla-
macijo, XII jo je tidal governor
drzave Ohio, Hon. Frank J. Lau-
sche oh prihodu delegacije Ju-
goslovanskega Rdecega kriza, V
katerem Sc urgira drzavljane,
da bi prispevali cimvec mogoce
oblek in drugih potrebnih stva-
ri "a Jugoslavijo. Ravno oh tenn
casu sc vodi velika kampanja
po vsej Ameriki "a dobrobit Ju-
goslavije. Proglas governerja
Lauscheta je bill precitan v slo-
venskem jeziku, in sprejet z
burnim aplavzom.
Leo Kushlan je precital brzo-
javni pozdrav glavnega pred
sednika SANSa Etbina Krista-
ma il Grand Haven, Mich, v ka-
terem pozdravlja delegacijo
Rdecega kriza Jugoslavije in
Jim klice: Dobrodosli! Ob6in-
stvo je navduseno aplavdiralo in
Sc tako pridruzilo pozdravici.
Kushlan je nato predstavil
DIR. Neubaura in obcinstvo ga je
sprejelo z navdusenim aplav-
zom.
DR.. Neubaur je izrocil navzo-
cim iskrene pozdrave liz domovi-
ne, il vseh krajev, ameriskim
Jugoslovanom. Zahvalil Sc je v
uvodnih besedah "a izdatno po.
moe, XII jo posiljajo ameriski
Jugoslovani svojim v domovino
v Jugoslaviji je mnogo Lidic
Nato je orisal polozaj Jugo
slovanov, ko SO TIA prihrumel
okupatorji, Italijani in Memo
leta 1941 in kako so pozigali va.
"a vasjo. 'V Jugoslaviji j
mnogo Lidic. v nekaterih kra
jih clovek hodi kilometre dalec
koder so VISA cloveska bivaliscs
/ lpopolnoma unicena in pozgana
tudi ljudi nj vec tam, ker nimajt
,tkje biti, ker nj ostala noben,
hisa celia. Zato so Sc odselil
J ldrugam, ce so sploh zivi ostali.
.NeInci kot Italijani 50 ropa
Iii knecke domove in domove 3,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16
Gov. Lausche proklamiral
teden "a pomoc Jugoslaviijjii III

Snoci Sc je zbraa Slovenskem narodnem domu
ST. Clair Ave naman tsoc gava mnozica Jugoslovanov,
najvec Sovencev da svoo navzocnosto pozdravijo po
stance Jugoslovanskega rdecega krza dr. Robert Neu
baura in Nado Kragherevo Tret clan e delegacije Ga
o Ratkovc je bill pozvan neko drugo mesto nj
moge udeleziti sinocnega shoda nasi naselbni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16
ZADUSNICA

Jutri, v cetrtek oh $50 uri
ziutraj sc DO " cerkvi sv. Mari.
je Vnebovzete ma Holmes Ave
brala zadusnica-sedmina "a no.
kojnega Peter Malovasic. So.
rodniki in prijatelji SO vabljeni
da sc opravila udeleze. .-
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mestih ter odvlekli v svoje de-
zele vse, kar je imelo kaj velja-
We. Tako SO Jugoslovani ostali
brez hrane, brez his, brez oble-
Ike in brez obuvala. Tudi bolnis-
nicam in drugim zdravstvenim
ustanovam MISC prizanesli. Po-
brali so vse zdravniske instru-
mente il bolnisnic, da SO zdrav-
niki ostali takorekoc praznih
rok. V nekaterih slucajih so Sc
pri odrezanju noge ali roke
med vojno posluzevali navadne
zage in kuhinjskih nozev, ker
boljse priprave MISC imeli, ker
so vse okupatorji pobrali.'
lob casu, ko so leta 1941
Nemci deportirali Slovence v
JUNO Srbijo," je DIR. Neubaur
posebno naglasil, da 80 Srbi
sprejemali slovenske begunce
tako lepo in prijazno, kot more
nekdo sprejeti svojega najbolj-
sega prijatelja. Delhi so mimi
vse, kar so imeli, stanovanja in
hrano in to z najvecjo dobro vo-
ljo in prijaznostjo, kot brat bra
ta." Kot znano, Sc je il Slovenije
v Srbijo izgnalo mad 10000 Slo-
vencev, moz, zena in otrok in je
torej umevno, da "a vse Sc takoj
nj moglo dobiti prostora v hi
sab.
Ustanovitev Naroine Osvo-
bodilne FrOnte v SlOveniji
V Ljubljani Sc je organiziralo
Narodno Osvobodilno Fronto ali
vojsko dine II. aprila 1912 leta.
Ljubljana je bila zelo dobro or
ganizirana med seboj, tako da
sovraznik nj mogel izvrsiti svo-
jih krvolocnih nacrtov. Ljublja-
ma je bila takoj IL zacetka par
tizanSka
Jugoslovanske zene in dekle-
ia so med vojno mnogo zrtvova-
le, da cello vec kot mozje. Della
lie SO "a zivez, pa tudi S puskami
so Sc bojevale, kjer je bilo po-
treba. Dalmacija je sorazmerno
prispevala najvec moskih bor-
cev.
Bilo je leta 1943, meseca feb
ruarja, ko Sc je nabralo v skri-
tin partizanskih bolnisnicah v
gozdovih priblizno 1000 ranjen-
cev, ma Hrvatskem. Nemci so te-
daj vodili mocno ofenzivo proti
partizanom, tako da je bilo nuj-
no potrebno preseliti te ranjen-
ce ma varnejsi prostor v Crno
goro. Ia ia nacrt nj bilo ma raz-
polago nobenih prevoznih sred-
stew. Da resijo zivljenje tenn ra-
njencem, so bolnicarke in stree
nice same prevzele zadevo v svo-
je roke.
Naredile so nosilnice IN mamie
naloSile ranjence u, jdh mosile IL
Hruatske pes y Crno goro, kar
ie vselo cele Stiri mesece casa.
Med potjo je polovico ranjen.
cev umrlo, tako da so jih inele
ko SO dospele v crno goro se
1000, in ii so bill resent po "a.
slugi mad vse hrabrih in po-
zrtvovalnih jugoslovanskih Dol
nicark in streznic. Ako ne bi bile
storile tega ogromnega della, b
Z Madaljeyanje n ;. stranD
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De1ayci v
k1avn1cah#
ZaStavka11
Truman je izjavil.
da vlada ne rnisli
prevzeti klavnic:
okrog 300.0 900 MOI
nehalo z delorn

Snoci pozno zvecer in da-
mes zgodaj zjutraj so v Chi
cagu in po drugih mestih od-
Sli ma stavko delavci CIO in
AFL unij v klavnicah veil
kin korporacij Swift, Ar
mour, Wilson in Cudahy, ka-
kor tudi pri mnogih drugih
klavniskih podjetjih.
Racuna sc, da je prenehalo z
delom okrog 100000 MOI. Neka-
tere manjse klavnice po raznih
mestih MISC prizadete.
Prizadevanja delavskega tai
nika Schwellenbacha v zadnjih
urah pred zacetkom stavke, da
bi sc ista ma kak nacin prepre-
ella, so bila neuspesna. Predsed-
mix Truman je snoci izjavil, da
vlada "a enkrat ne misli ma to,
da bi prevzela obrat klavnic.
klavniski delavci zahteyajo
II centov in pol poviska
Stavka je bila odrejena, ker
velike klavniske firme MISC ho-
tele sprejeti zahteve, da Sc de-
lavske mezde povisajo "a II GEN.
TOW in pol ma uro. Rekle so, da
so pripravljene dati z centov po-
viska, S cemur pa delavci MISC
bill zadovoljni.
Vlada je skusala stavko pre-
preciti S ponudbo,. glasom kate
re bi vlada "a meso, XII ga ma
bavlja zvisala ceno "a SO cen
TOW pri sto funtih, toda klavnice
so odvrnile, da to ne zadostuje;
one zahtevajo splosno zvisanje
mesnih cen.
z odhodom klavniskih delav-
cev ma stavko, je stevilo oseb,
XII sedaj stavkuje v raznih in
dustrijah sirom Zed. draw, ma
rastlo ma okrog en- million.
IS, 1000 elektricnih delavcev
stavka v Ohiju
+ Nadaljujejo Sc Sc vedno stav-
Ike telegrafskih in tehnicnih de-
lavcev pri telefonskem sistemu
in piketiranje pred telefonskimi
centralami sc nadaljuje, akorav-
no unija telefonskih operator
jew kot TAXA nj odredila stavke.
Produkcija elektricnih pred
metov Sc je popolnoma ustavila.
v Clevelandu in po drugih ohij-
skin mestih je ma stavki okrog
$4,000 delavcev, XII so zaposleni
pri General Electric, Westing-
house Electric in elektricni di-
viziji General Motors.
Polozaj v stavki avtnih delav-
cev pri General Motors Co. je
nespremenjen, docim Sc IL De-
troita poroca, da je Ford Motor
Co., XII cd stavke nj prizadeta,
uniji stavila ponudbo "a mezdno
zvisanje v znesku II centov in
pol ma uro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16

I'd LOEuZeIllIl I1drOOOV.
Anglia ne DO poizkusila pri-
siliti " tenn pogledu do kake od-
locitve. Britska delegacija OBJ
tenn casu ne DO predlagala no
benin dodatkov k obstojecemu
carterju svetovne organizacije,
toda zunanji minister Bevin bo
ia vprasanja nacel v govoru,
XII ga DO incl pred zbornico kon-
Gem tedna.
Razume sc tudi, da bodo An
glezi izjavili, da so pripravljeni
u m a knit svoje cete il draw
Bliznjega vzhoda in prepustiti,
da varnostni svet Zdruzenih ma
rodov resuje VISA vprasanja, IT,
kajocega Sc miru in varnosti v
onem delu sveta.
Glede tega pa Sc Sc vedno vr-
sijo pogajanja francosko dele
gacijo, XII caka navodil gen. de
Gaulla.
Kaksen svetOvni parliament
81 zamisljajo Anglezi
Drzavni tajnik Byrnes DO incl
najbrze ia teden vodilni govor
pred zbornico Zdruzenih naro-
dov, ko. Sc bo zacela debata O
tenn vprasanju. On bo podal sta
lisce Zed. draw, XII smatrajo to
sejo "a izkljucne organizatoric-
no in ne zelijo, da bi Sc ma Mi
resetala kaka vprasanja, razen
takih, XII so v tel zvezi potreb-
ma.
British premier Attlee in dru-
gi britski delegate poudarjajo,
da ko govorijo o "svetovnem
parlamentu" in "svetovni vladi' :,
S tenn ne mislijo organa, XII hi
sc vmesaval v notranje posle
posameznih narodov, temvec da
81 zamisljajo "svetovni varnost-
nj parliament, Xxi maj bi Sc
ukvarjal izkljucno posli, XII Sc
ticejo varnosti. TAX parliament
maj bi bill izvoljen cd raznih vlad
sveta in bi incl oblast glasovati
v njih imenu "a akcije proti dr.
zavi, XII bi ogrozala mir.
Velika petorica bi izgubiIa
moe vetiranja
Glavna razlika med takim par
lamentom in organizacijo Zdru-
zenih narodov bi bila prvic ia,
da bi velika petorica ne imela
moei vetirati sklepov, XII bi jih
sprejeli narodi, in drugic, bi
incl YES tax parliament oblast
odlocati glede akcije proti naro-
du, kibi z dejanji ogrozal mir, in
ne samo varnostni svet.
British zunanji ministes Sc je
ze definitivno izjavil "a tax sve-
TOWN. parliament. -
Zed. drzave SO nasprotne ta-
kemu varnostnemu parlamentu
IL razloga, ker bi ga ameriski
kongres nikdar ne odobril. Zna.
cilno je tudi, da tekom zadnjih
par dni zastopniki Sovjetske
unije odprto govorijo proti te.
sugestiji.
M0slkvA snaatra idej0 "a
utopisticno in skodljivo
| Neki govornik ma moskoy
sken1 radiju je pred par dnev
izjavil: "Govori se, da bo delt
zdruzeuih narodov tenn boil,
uspelo, v Giln viSji meri SO po
sanaezni narodi odpovedo svoj
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Anglia bo nacela vpra$anje "svetovnega
varnostnega parlamenta;" Amerika
in Sovjetska Russia sta temu nasprotni

LONDON, IA. jan.-Ta teden DO Anglia pred zborni-
Zdruzen narodov dvgnila vprasanje svetovnega
nosnega parlamenta obenem pa bo zjavila, da e pr
pravlena zrocti ozeme XII ga upravlja pod mandat med
drugm tudi Palestine pod nadzorsvo poverenskega
ia Zdruzenih narodov
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16
REDNA SEJA

Clanicam druztva Waterloo
Grove 1t. 110 VIC sc sporoca,
da 50 bodo odslej redne mesec-
ne seje vrsile vsak cetrti cetr-
TEX v mesecu v SID ma Water
loo Rd., in ne vsako tretjo sre-
do kot do sedaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16
PISMO

Pismo v nasem uradu ina Jo-
seph Adamic. Naslovljeno je BIZ
10 ma 1904 st. Clair Ave. ter je
IL starega kraia.
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MoslkvA slaatra idejo "a
utopisticno In Sk0dljfvo

Neki govornik ma moskoy-
skena radiju je pred par dnevi
izjavil: "Govori se, da bo delo
zdruzeuih narodov tenn bolj
uspelo, Y Gin viSji naeri se po-
sanaexai narodi odpovedo syoji
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81
DANES OBJ sedmih
zveeer bo predvoio-
ME filmov in govori y
SLOW. drustvenem do
mu no Recher Ave-. y
Eucidu. pod ovspici-
10 podruznice 81. lod J
.SANSo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21
WE THE WOMEN
Some Day The Customer Will Count

They are the ones who keep
saying that business is too good"
who are annoyed with the buying
public for wanting h%ard-to-get
goods, who stopped being polite
and giving service during the war
and have eve bothered to re-
sumo worrying about good will"
The buying public, perhaps,
needs to be reminded of its own
importance, too.
Buyers have been SO brow
b e a t e n, so humbled by beg
ging. so used to being pushed
around, that they have lost their
spunk. The buying public doesn't
talk back anymore. 1t just takes
any kind of treatment without
protest.
But things we're different not so
lang ago-and they are going to be
different again.
Some day the prospective Gus
toner is going to be a nice fellow
to know-and that time may come
sooner than we think.
Perhaps that's what the man
who knew a fellow who wanted to
buy a car was trying to get across.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21

In spite of rains. which literally
no1red. the Surf Club habitues
gathered yesterday morning win
their usual anG game spirits tor
the weekly bridge luncheon.
Among those enjoying the lunch
con were the following:
Mrs. Cameron MacRae, Mrs.
Aubrv Parsley, Mrs. Louis Orrell,
Mrs. ]. F. Robertson, Mrs. Walker
Taylor. Jr.. Mrs. P. r. Halsey,
Mrs. John Bright Hill, Mrs. j. G..
Thornton. Mrs. Charles Parker,
Mrs. R. S. McClelland, Mrs. jamie
Hill Mrs. Boyden Sparkes Mrs. Jul
liam Warren, Mrs. Alan A. Marsh
all, Miss Francis Warren, Mrs.
Stanley Winborne, Jr.. Mrs. R.
Bryant Hare, Jr., and Mrs. Herman
WE'LL, Goldsboro.
Mrs. Alameda Stewart Edwards,
Of Washington, D. c., Mrs. j. E.
johnson, Mrs. F. H. Burghard,
indianapolis, Ind. Mrs, j. A.
Jones, Charlotte, Mrs. o. L. Henry,
Mrs. Robert Mcintyre, Mrs. Jere
Freeman, Mrs. Henry Bridger of
Bladenboro, Mrs. Henry Nash of
Monroe, Mrs. John Stevens, Mrs.
Hugh Morton, Mrs. Richard Can't
we'll. Miss Nudge Strange, Mrs.
William P. Cart, Jr., of Charles
ton, Mrs. R. j. Doss and Mrs. P.
R. Smith.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21
Beacon Girls Elect
Ann Jordan Leader

The Beacon Girls met Monday
night in the home of Miss Betty
Allard, Winter Park, and elected
the following new officers: Presi-
dent, Ann Jordan; vict-president,
Mary Frances Ellers; secretary
treasurer, Betty Williams.
The following new members were
voted in: Catherine Grove, Mary
Louise Galphin, Jackie Hewett,
Genevieve Billiard, Bonnie Smith,
Jo-Anne Plastre, and Mary Eliza
beth Westbrook.
The gu going officers were; Ca
mile Otersen, president; Jayne Nc
Adams, vice-president; Elouise
Wilson, secretary-treasuere.
The next meeting is to be held
at the home of Miss Elouise Will
son, 1414 South Fourth street, Tues
day, September 8, and is to be R
the form of an installation service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21
Wnohtsvi||e Surf Club Guests
Engage In Lively Bridge Game

Mrs. c. H. Pratt, Mrs. H. M
Kendall, Mrs. Douglas Sprunt d
New York, Mrs. J. o. Taylor, Mrs,
Charles Shannon of Camden, S. c.,
Mrs William Atkinson, Mrs. L. W
Moore. Mrs. R. D. Anderson Of Ra-
leigh, Mrs. William A. Raney, Mrs.
j. J. Darby, Mrs. F. S. Burr. Mrs.
duBrutz Poisson, Mrs. Eugene
Hicks, Mrs. B. R. Morrison, Mrs.
W. E. Curtis, and Mrs. E. B.
ToWles.
Mrs. E. H. Patterson, Mrs. Will
liam S. Dosher, Mrs. Norwood Or
rell, Mrs c. David Jones, Mrs.
J. W. Hood, Mrs. E. A. Millican,
Mrs. Roger Goodwin of Steuben-
vile, Ohio. Mrs. Tom Granger,
Mrs. Francis Jenkins of Tarboro,
Mrs. Sam Clarke, Jr., of Tarboro,
Mrs. Walter Storm, Mrs. Wright
Dixon and Mrs Charlotte Thisthleta-
waite of Opelaussa, La.
Mrs. Alex Sprunt, Miss Joan
Louise Thomson of G~oldsboro,
Markle of Hazelton, Pa, Miss Mary
Misses Mary and Lillian Bellamy,
Mrs. D. H. Bridger. Mrs. Louis
Hanson. Mrs. w. B. Hunt of Lex
N. c., Mrs. B. H. Thomas
on, Miss Betty Scott Hengeveld,
Miss Kit Isbell, Miss Patty Head
and Byah Thomson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21
Wednesday Evening
Bridge Series Will
Be Conducted Here

The Wednesday night bridge club
sponsored by the City recreation
department will meet at the City
community building at Second and
Orange streets this evening at 8
o'clock. This will be the beginning
of a new six weeks tournament
and will be progressive bridge in
stead of the usual pivoting.
Anyone who enjoys a game of
bridge is invited to join this club.
There are also tables for those who
want to learn the game. For furth-
er information call City Recreation
department at 1892.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21
Dorothy Byrd
Entertained With
Evening Party

Mis- Dorothy Byrd, whose mar
riage to John Hardy will be an
event of August, was honored with
a party when Mrs. Leslie Bass
and Miss Frances Bass entertained
recently.
Mixed summer flowers and burn
ing candles were used in the decor
ations carrying out the color mot
if of pink and white and upon ar
rival the honoree vas presented
with a miniature bridal corsage.
During the evening bin2o was
played and high score prize WIN
ner was Mrs. Eta Jordan. Mrs.
Joe Boylan was also presented
with a birthday gift. At the con-
clusion of the game the honoree
was presented with pieces from her
chosen pattern of crystal after
which an ice course was served.
Guests included: Miss Dorothy
Byrd, Mrs. H. C. Byrd, Miss Mary
Frances Byrd, Mrs. J.. G. Cart
er, Mrs. George Trulove, Miss
Genia Trulove, Mrs. John Bryant,
Mrs. Minnie Clemens. Mrs. Al
bert Brown, Miss Evelyn Brown.
Mrs. Ralph Huband, Mrs. Russell
Stanley, Miss Shirley Barfield, Mrs.
George Barfield, Mrs. C. A. Marsh
burn, Mrs. Hanny Griffin, Mrs. R..
NJ. Roberts, Mrs. N. A. Simpkins,
Mrs. Sally Johnston, Miss Sally
Margaret Johnston, Mrs. Boyd
Parker, Mrs. Kenneth Johnston,
Mrs. R. B. Roebuck, Mrs. L.. E..
Williams, Mrs. S. w. Williams.
Mrs. j. M. Overman, Mrs. Rich
ard Jordan, Mrs. Marjorie Davis,
Mrs. Helen Gilliard, Mrs. Joe
Brown, Mrs. Earl Bryant. Mrs.
Eta Jordan, Mrs. Joe Boylan,
Mrs. E. C. Huband, Miss Elsie
Huband, Miss Alma Crump. Mrs.
J. P. Mewborne. Mrs. Henry Davis,
Mrs. Joe L. Grant, Mrs. L. K.
Anders, Mrs. Harry Galliard, and
Mrs. j. H. Ulmer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21
nv RUTH MILLETT

An Omaha auto-dealer recently
got the shock of his life. Into
his showroom walked a normal
looking man who confided that he
knew a fellow who wanted to
buy n of the dealers new cars.
For 10 dollars, he said, he'd give
the dealer the prospective Gus
toners name and address.
Maybe the fellow isn't crazy aft
er all. Maybe ne is just making 1t
his mission in life to remind the
world that there was once a time
when a potential customer with
money in his pocket was an i'm
por'ant chap.
If so, he has picked out a full
tine job for himself. There are
p.e1'y of folks who need remind
in.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21
WACCAMAW

LAKE WACCAMAW, Aug. ~
Miss Betty Jones and brother,
Powell Jones, of Presbyterian
Junior college, Maxton, were
weekend vicitors here with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Jones.
Mrs. j. C. White and daughter,
Sue, of Savannah, CIR, spent the
weekend here with Mrs. Whites
sister, Mrs. Woodrow Wayne, and
Mr.. Wayne.
Mrs. R. @. Powell and daugh-
ter, Patsy, of Marion, S. c., visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. B. L. Town.
send, and MI. Townsend during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maracn,
Miss Lois Andrews and William
Mann, of Oxford, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Wayne
and Son, Woodrow, Jr., and Mrs.
]. C. White and daughter, Sue,
spent Sunday at Teachy with Mr..
Wayne's sister. Mrs. Robert Wads.
worth, and Mr.. Wadsworth.
Miss Sara Wayne is visiting Miss
Ann Jean Lambert at her home
at Stanfield.
Mrs. Henry Wilson has return
ed to her home at Oxford after
spending some time here with her
mother-in-laW, Mrs. Charles vii
son. and Mr.. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph johnson
and children, of Knoxville Tenn,
are visiting Mrs. Johnson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Chauncev
at their home here,
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7 EEN AGE
TAT TLER
Gu Cynthia johnson

l have had a great many thrills in my young life, but this past
Mondav n;oht l had a super one. My brother personally coached me
in the art Of ten-pins, and Monday night had the pleasure Of beating
him 18 to l26. But he won all the other games for the evening. On,
well! l was tired. And speaking OF super scores, Hugh Evans put the
ha11 right down the alley to chalk up a final score of 245. wouldn t
believe it til he showed me the paper-Dut it was true. Saw Flnky
|Marlowe with Paul Campbell. Fmky had Of a cool summer print with
a large black velvet bow in the back of her hair and black suede
Iloafers. John Bright Hill, .Jr, and Winder Hughes were also induging
in the art. Howell Sharpe was there, doing nothing but talking to all
the people he's missed seeing since he has been in Georgia all summer.
Eleanor Wiletts came in long enough to say Hey. One of the
numerous summer visitors was with her, very attractive Miss Macy
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and |socIAI
dates to remember
QnQ

TODAY
1000 a. m. The Women's Mis-
sionary Society of the Sea-
gate Baptist Church. Mrs. S.
W. Willis will lecture.
10: 80 a. m. - The executive COM
mittee of the Woman's Soci-
ETY. of the Sunset Park Metho-
dist church meets at the
church followed by the aux
iliary at II o'clock.
THURSDAY
400 p. m. - Brownie troop No.
9, of the Sunset Park Bap-
fist church will hold their
annual birthday party at the
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Leieune Dance
With Music By
Donahue

Invitations have been extended
to Wilmington Junior hostesses for
an informal dance at Camp Lejeune
Thursday night, August %. Sam
Donahue's orchestra will furnish
the music. Girls wishing to attend
this dance should get in touch with
one of the following senior host
esses: Mrs. Lille Harper-22579;
Mrs. Edna Parker 1895; Miss
Dorothy P-ice-4700.
Buses will leave the city hall
at 6: is.
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jeffrey Williams
Celebrates His
Fifth Bi1fhda,

Jeffrey Williams was given
party last Wednesday afternoon b
his grandmother, Mrs. NJ. D W.,
son, in honor of his Stu birthd,,
After games a delicious cour,
of ice cream and birthday o..
were served.
Jeffrey's guests were Danny WI
liams, Edward Elks, Shirley Iei,,.
Jerry Leitch, Sylvia Wilson .Js.,
Lee, Susan Merritt, 10 Merit,
Jennie Merritt, Betty SHIN, Ma.
Williams and Dewey Williams,
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SENTENCED

ASHEVILLE, Aug. 2o.-(R-J.
A. Forrest, former Southern Rail
way System freight clerk, was SEN
fenced to seven years in prison
yesterday on his plea OF guilty
to larceny of pigs from railway
cars.
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Social Service
League To Hold
Meeting Friday

A meeting has been called of the
Social Service League of Whining
ton for Friday morning, August %,
at II o'clock in St. James parish
house.
All persons who have been men,
bers of the league since its Or
g%anization here are requested to be
present, as important business will
be transacted at this time.
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Births

ROBERT LEE MELVIN, JR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Melvin
announce the birth of a son, Rob-
EFT Lee Melvin, Jr., August 10, at
Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Melvin
is the former Ruth Coble, daughter
of M. V. Coble of Castle Haynes.
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church Members are :.
quested to bring their tro' =.
dues for the year. "00'
o:W p m. Letitia Rebsl..
at the lodge hall. A full atts.
dance is desired. 'eT'
Inc annual meeting of The r..
marue clan will be 6s's
unursday at Chsystal Beach ae5'
FRIDAY
z''o ?; m The Winter Par,
home Demonstration chin
will meet at the home Of w Gao
S. w. ~Spooner. @
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ROBERT LEWIS and WILLIAM
SPARKMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Louis Shields of
iBurgaw, announce the birth of
twin sons, Robert Louis and Will
liam Sparkman, August l, at
Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Shields
is the former Martha Vance Spark
man of BurgaW.