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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
"Monty" Denies Story
. Of Messing Up Things

BAD OYENHAUSEN, April 26-
U.p)-Marshal Viscount Montgom-
cry, in an apparent reference to
recent criticism of his campaigns
told his officers and men Friday,
that 1--WE did not mess things up"
Montgomery leaves the British
occupation army today to become
chief of the imperial general staff.
He made ringing farewell speech
to his staff and troops.
Together we marched from
Alamein to the Baltic without los
ing a battle,'' he said. I'VE dio
not mess things up"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
Miss Louise Smallbones Hooper
And Herbert Wilson, Jr., To Wpd

Richmond, Va, and Chsele,to. =,
Va, Miss Charlotte Sprunt' ',In. =. Il, ",
mlngton, and Miss julie Sos W. WI
Wilmington. 'uAt Of
Mr.. Wilson will have as hi,
man his brother, John NJ WI. Wis., 0e't
Plttsburgh' and groomsmen' .r''a no. o.
be Andrew W. Forsyth. Jr W. !.
Pittsburgh; DR.. Joseph W. Hoo.' 1 o.
Jr.' Stanley Rand Jr.. Of f'IOgsS' I.s.
land, Fla, and David Fl Soo-t D'Ne,
Wilmington and Chapel Hnl '',, ~ o.
ers are Wallace c. Murcbisn, = IA, 80,
Leslie N, Boney Jr.. both Of Of %5 11a
mington. " vii
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
Mr.. And Mrs. Hargrove BellamY
Entertain Popular Bridal Couple

rated in a profusion of early sum-
mer flowers. red roses being used
in the game room, white roses and
peonies in tho living room and pink
roses in the library while in the
dining room the supper table was
beautifully appointed with a lace
banquet cloth centered with sill
yer epergne filled with white
carnations and babies breath
flanked by silver candelabra hold
ing tall white tapers.
Guests were invited for cocktails
between the hours of $50 and 8
O. o'clock and included around so
friends of the popular bridal
couple.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
ORDERED TO APPEAR

NEW YORK, April 26-R -
Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis
and Challenger Billy Conn were or
dered to appear before the New
York Athletic commission on May
3 for a preliminary physical ex-
animation by Chairman Eddie
Eagan. Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27

A spider web of wire, reports
Ships magazine, helped save the
lives of thousands of men adrift at
sea in lifeboats during the war.
The web was radar device which
weighed slightly more than a
pound and which reflected the
radar signals sent out by planes or
ships. The reflections showed up as
pinpoints of light on the search
crafts radar scope, indicating the
raft's position.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
Mr.. And Mrs. John Alexius
Entertain With Beautiful Party

Fear Club, Second and Chestnut
street.
Artistic arrangements of pink
and blue iris were used throughout
the rooms while in the dining
room the brides table, laid with
a Point de Vance cloth, was CEN
tered with beautiful arrangement
of white flowers in silver bowl
with white tapers in silver cande-
labra.
Around rs guests were invited for
supper at 9 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
HOURLY EARNINGS

WASHINGTON, April 26- WD -
The Bureau of Labor Statistics
reported today that average hour
ly earnings in industry last month
reached $1.C3, or just 1.6 cents un-
der the peak wartime rate of Janu-
ary. 1915.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
Friendship Bible
Class Will Meet

The Friendship Bible class Of
St. Andrews-Covenant Presbyterian
church will meet Sunday morning
at 9:45 o'clock. All visitors are in
vited.
The monthly meeting of the class
will be held on Wednesday even
ing at the church Immediately fol-
lowing the supper.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
Miss Hooper and Mr.. Wilson
Feted Following Wedding
Rehearsals Last Night

Miss Louise Hooper and Herbert
Miller Wilson, Jr., bridal couple OF
this evening, were honored last
evening Immediately following the
wedding rehearsal with a delight
full party when Mr.. and Mrs. John
N. Alexius were hosts at the Cape
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
Cocktail Supper Party Held
Last Evening For Miss
Hooper and Mr.. Wilson

Mr.. and Mrs. Hargrove Bellany
entertained last evening with a
lovely cocktail supper party at
their home, 1417 Market street, in
honor of Miss Louise Hooper and
Herbert Miller Wilson, Jr., whose
wedding is to be an event of this
evening at 8 o'clock in St. James
church.
The entire lower floor of the love-
ly residence was beautifully deco
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27

A Navy survey disclosed that
students instructed with movies,
recordings and radio learned IS
per cent more and remembered the
material SIS per cent longer, ac-
cording to Chicago headquarters
of the American Municipal Assn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
ASK FOR
ST. JOSEPH
WHEN YOU Want
THIS SPEED

The speed you get in St. Joseph Aspirin
is the speed natural to this product, which
is made to meet every standard OF the
u. S. Pharmacopeia These standards
are accepted by medical science. St.
Joseph is first choice for speed with
millions who count on its name to guide
them to aspirin quality, speed, and econ
omy, too. Get st. Joseph Aspirin, world s
largest seller at 10c. 100 tablets, only 35c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27

Frances Cain, students at ECTC,
Greenvllle, spent the Easter season
at their respective homes.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-21

starring Charles Starrett in a
story Of pulse-pounding action as
a radio cowboy turns to a real
life hero in real wild west action.
The co-hit "The Spider" prom
iseS some fast action and comedy
and backs it up with cast head
ed by Faye NARROW, Richard Con-
te, Ann Savage, Ray Gordon and
MantOn Moreland.
It's Jungle Love Affair when
Dorothy Lamour has Bob Preston
and Preston Foster so excited
they're about to start throwing
punches at each other in the sock
love and action picture that has
e thousand love and jungle thrills
''Moon Over Burma" which shows
Sunday only at the Roxy. The
Cartoon Carnival will be present
ed with all new cartoons at I p.
m. only. The Roxy box office
will again open at 1890 noon in
order to handle the crowds and
assure everyone plenty Of time
to get in for the one and only
showing Of this big added attrac-
ton.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-21

The gayest comedy the Bum
steds ever had in their screen life
will unfold Friday and Saturday
at the Benton with the presen-
tation of Life with Blonde. !"
Dagwood turns "pin-up' boy and
Daisy's a "pin-up" pooch until
Blonde steps in and pins their
ears back. Penny Singleton and
Arthur Lake again appear as
Blonde and Dagwood while Lar
ry Sims is Alexander with Mar
jorie Kent as Cookie and Daisy
is just Daisy. The companion
feature Forever Yours" a pic
ture so thrilling and powerful
that the thrills will be Forever
Yours" stars Gale Storm, Sir Au-
brey Smith, Johnny Mack Brown
and Frank Craven.
An exciting love story that
most women have locked in their
hearts will be seen in "This Love
of Ours" starring Merle Obregon,
Claude Rains and Charles Korvin
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-21

La1y CCOIt ana Eve Af0cn
at the Benton Sunday and Mon
day. A special group of selected
short subjects, including Popeye
Cartoon, a Variety View and a
news feature will complete the
Sunday-Monday program.
The Benton scores again with
the presentation. of the picture,
Mildred Pierce" starring Joan
Crawford on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. This is the
picture that won Joan the highest
honor in the motion picture in
dustry the Academy Award
otherwise known as the oscar"
This great honor was bestowed
upon Miss Crawford just couple
of weeks ago and now you may
see for yourself the outstanding
work that won her the top place.
Jack Carson, Zachary Scott, Eve
Arden and Ann Blythe head the
big all-star cast. A Walt Disney
cartoon "Seqdoia" will complete
the Benton program.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-21
RHEUMATISM
and ARTHRITIS

suffered for years and am %
thankful that I found relief from
this terrible af0iction that I win
gladly answer anyone writing me
for information. Mrs. Anna Pautz,
p. o. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-21

broad smiles faces Of Rob Preston and Pres
Foster induced doubt By the fact that thsY In
Laour and saIongless. In this from
the comedy Moon Over Burma which shows Sunday
thoa1e1.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-21

The Roxy patrons are in for
plenty of action and thrills over
Friday and Saturday with the big
double feature action program
headed by "Sagebrush Heroes, !"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-29
Philadelphia pomaha csl.
sirotkEEm.

American Relief for Czecho-
slovakia Sc snazf jeste nynf Ike
konci zimy podniknout intensiv
nejsf kampan We prospech trpf-
chic obyvatelstva naSf stare via
sti, a soucasne pfipravuje v6tSf
akci pro podzim. Ia tim ice
lem navStfvil Rudolf Sturm, Glen
1strednf kancelaTe Reliefu, kra-
janske spolky We Philadelphia,
ably Sc S mimi poradil, jak tuto
pomocnou dobrocinnou praci
nejlepe organisovat.
Delegat ReEiefu jednal Sc "a
stupci Ceskeho Narodnlho Sdru
zenf PAM Jarmilou Vokfalovou
a Franhem Tumou, s pfedstavi-
tell Slovenskeho narodniho
sdruzenf Martinem Zlejsfm, Mi
chalem Kadlecikem, F. Majeri-
KEN a A. Ursinem, jakoz i S u
fednfky Slovenske Evangelicke
Jednoty. Dne "a. bTezna sc u
castnil clenske sch1ze Ceskeho
narodn1ho sdruzenf, ma n1z byli
pf1tomni take zastupci sloven-
skych spolkd. Vylfcil neutese-
nou zasobovac1 situaci Ceskoslo
venske republiky a zdnraznil
nutnost rychle pomoci zejmena
nynf v kritickych jarnich NEST
c1ch a v dobe prede znemi. Ces-
Ike narodn1 sdruzeni sc pax u
sneslo, re uspofada dine Is. du-
bna "a spoluprace slovenskych
spolkd Card Party, jejfz vyte-
EEK VENUE We prospect ces-
kych a slovenskych sirotk1.
Mimo to Dude podniknuta .sbe-
racf akce, pro kterou GINS pocf-
ia s podporou ostatn1ch krajan-
skych ~organisacf jake jsou Rad
Moravan, Sokol, Rad Vlastimil,
Jednota Ceskych Dam a spolek
Ceska narodnf budova.P Pro pod
zim pripravuje ems velky ba-
Ear, jehoz vytezek Dude take
venovan ma akci American Re-
lief pro Ceskoslovensko.
Pr schGzi CHS venovaly pT1-
tonne zastupkyne Czechoslo-
yak Relief Committee We pros
pech ceskych a slovenskych 81
rotkI 500 a znamy narodn1
pracovnfk Rudolf Stanek $50.
Frantisek Mikosek, pokladnik
GINS, soucasne oznamil, re po-
Sic k temuz 1celu vetSf zasilku
potravin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-29
Maurice Hindus o znarodneni
prEGmyslu " CSR.

Praha (CTK)-V parizskem
vydanf New York Herald Tri-
bune vysel clanek dopisovatele
tohoto casopisu Maurice Hin
duse, We kterem Hindus pfse, re
Ceskoslovensko Sc pokous1 Wy
pracovat synthesu sve hospo-
darske individualisticke minu-
losti a hospodarskeho kolekti-
vismu, ktery Sc nyni projevuje v
cele Europe. Ceskoslovensko
nenapodobuje AMI Ameriku ami
Sovetsky svaz. Dekret o Una
rodnenf csl. prumyslu je S hos
podaTskeho hlediska nejdoko-
nalejsf %opatTeni, k jakemu v E.
vrope prikrocil prGmyslovy ma
rod. Ceskoslovensko sc tim Wy
hnulo nebezpecf, re by Sc do
stale do podruc1 ciz1ho kapita-
lu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-29

VLADIMfRA

Znamy narodohospodar Via
dimfr D. Kazakevich, byvaly
professor ma Columbia UNIVERSE
|te Dude prednaseti We ctvrtek,
10. dubna v Pythian Hall, rob
Charles a Preston ulic. Pred
metem jeho prednasky Dude
"Americko-Rusky pomer v mi,
nulosti a pritomnosti". Tuto
zajfmavou pfednasku pofada
The Bookshop Asso. of Baltl-
more, Inc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-29
Raketa vypalena do vyse ctyfi.
ceti tri a piEl mile.

Nova ionosferova raketa, Sc
strojena Kalifornskym techno-
logickym 1stavem, byla vypale-
ma a dosahla vyse 43 a p1l mile
"a 1celem zjistenf povetrnost-
Mich Zahad.
Zbrojni department odhalil,
re tato raketa, vaz1c1 1000 IL
Der, dlouha 16 stop a maj1c1 IL
pallet v prdmeru, byla predana
signalnfmu sboru. Jejim 1ko-
lem Dude vystoupiti do substra-
tosfery, zaznamenati teplotu a
spustiti data padakem.
Armadni authority odhalily
re tato obrovska raketa pTi ne
davnych pokusech dostoupils
vysse 100000 stop, Gill 43 a p1.
mile, coz je rekord.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-29

nen1 k dostan1. Kolacky a jin6
pecivo darovaly sestry: Mazou-
rex, Kroutil, Bonner, Novotny
a sestra Jos. Bachor dala "a
$500 .jablek do prodeje pr
damske violence. Ia to prece
vydelek byl $48.21.
Budouc1 zabava a sch1ze bu-
de V nedeli, 7. dubna v Pythian
Temple, 1912 = 9th St., N. w.
Washington, D. c., kde je kaz-
dy krajan i S pfately srdecne
vltany. Week.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-29
Sovsty naFizujf propustsni ce-
lych milionHH vojakH.

Moskva. = FL. bTezna byla
maizena, demobilisace celych
milionG vojakG sovetskych ar
mad a leteckych sill pro sest dial
SIGH rocn1k1. Dekret O demobi-
lisaci vydal presidium Nejvys-
siho sovetu, elm 1hrnem 20 roc
Mkt bylo dosud zasazeno pro-
gramem, jenz Sc zacal uskutec-
novati lonskeho cervna.
Rusove nikdy nerekli, jak vel
kou mali ozbrojenou moe, ale
mnohe odhady Sc shodujf, re
|Sov6tsky svaz mel We zbrani 20
100000 muzG do dine, kdy Sc
zacal provadeti demobilisacnf
program.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-29
DAIRY:

K uctenf pamatky p1. Jose
phine Stiegler ma misto kvetin
darovali Bohumil a Anna Opa-
va $500; Josef a Marie Kf1z
$500 ma Sirotcf Fond v Cesko-
slovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-29
DGlezite upozorneni vsem So
kolskym cinovnikHGm a cinovni-
elm " Marylandu,


Mlady cesky krajan Joseph
KT1z NIL, U. S. Army Radio In
zenyr, Arlington, Va, byl po-
vysen ma l. lieutenanta. Je sy-
mem z krajanske rodiny Josefa
a Marie KTfz, 72O N. Belnord
Avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-29
" csl. pohranici budou vysoke
mzdy.

Praha (CTK) - Osidlovaci
TRAD a ministerstvo ochrany
prace Sc dohodly, re prumyslo-
We zavody v csl. pohranic1 bu-
dou zafazeny do nejvyss1 mzdo
We Oblasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-29
POHRBY.
Vo Gtvrtnk dino

W VIM OAAS 6As OASA
ma zemrela krajanka p1. Josefa
Stieglerova, (rozena Jandova),
524 Turnbridge Road We start
II let. Narodila Sc v Ceskoslo-
vensku. Do Ameriky pTijela
pred 55ti lety a byla vdovou pc
p. Sylvestru Stieglerovi. Odcho-
du jejfho zelf: August Stiegler,
Oskar Stiegler, Harry Stiegler,
synove a Ottilie Rudolph, dcera
Prinalezela ku SborGm: Ctila-
ola els. Is J. 6. D. a Vlastimila
els. 1T j. G. D. Delegace obou
doprovodily zemrelou Sc
stru Stieglerovou ma jeji posled
nj cestu ma Ces. Narodn1 HTbi-
tov sobotu, %. bTezna.
Pohreb konal sc re Schim1n-
kova PohT. Domu. Ia Vlastimi-
lu promluvila pf. R. Legro a
Ctiladu p1. B. Mannion.
PAM Stieglerova byla dlou-
holetou odberatelkou "Telegra-
flu" a pozdstalym vyslovujeme
nasi uprimnou soustrast.
= 81. brezna zemrela vdova
p1. Mary Tauber, (roz. Web
~gartner) 1922 E. Monument st.
We start rs let. Narodila sc v
Nemecku a do Ameriky prijela
pred So lety.
PohTeb konal sc v pondel1,
rs. brezna z domu smutku do
kostela st. Michael a odtud ma
hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele a byl
vypraven p. Harlem E. Schi-
munkem.
= %. bfezna zemTela ma
sledkem popalenin stara kra-
janka pf. Mary Kucera, man
zelka p. Jana Kucery, 6508
Brooke Ave. Bylo j II let. Ma
rodila sc v Ceskoslovensku. Phi
nalezela k OltaTn1mu Spolku.
PohTeb konal sc z domu smut
ku do kostela st. Michael, O.
verlea a odtud ma hfbitov Mel
svetejsiho Vykupitele a byl wy
praven firmou Frank Cvach a
Syn.
" sobotu, %. brezna zem-
Tela nahle p1. Josephine Horky
(roz. Kalal) Aberdeen, Md, We
staff 81 rOkH. NarOdila sc v
Baltimore a zanechala zde tru-
chlfcfho manzela p. Rudolfa
Horky a dltky Isl. Beatrice Hor-
ky a DR.. Ralph Horky.
Pohreb zesnule konal sc v u
terry, 26. bTezna z domu smut
ku do kostela st. Frances, A
bingdon, Md, a odtud ma hfbi-
TOW Nejsv. Vykupitele a byl Wy
praven p. Harlem E. Schimun-
KEN.
- Dne 23. bTezna zemTela v
Mercy nemocnici p1. Catherine
J. Retz (roz. Schulte), manzel-
ka Johna B. Retz, GOT Potomac
st. We start 62 rokd. Narodila
Sc v Charlestown, w. Va:
Pohreb konal Sc v t1ery, 26.
brezna re Schim1nkova Pohr.
Domu do kostela ST. Andrews
a odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele.
rs. brezna zemTela vdova
pi. Julie Sterback, 1412 N. Col
lington Ave. Narodila sc v Ra-
kousku.
Pohreb konal Sc We ctvrtek,
28. brezna re Cvachova Pohr.
Domu do kostela sv. Katefiny a
odtud ma hfbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
nitnlp
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-29
Pekkala premierem Finska.

Helsinki. = MaunO Pekkala,
byvaly ministr obrany, byl jme-
novan premierem Finska ma mi
ste Juha Paasikivi, ktery resig-
noval, ably sc stall presidentem.
|Pekkal6v kabinet Dude vice le-
vicacky nez byl kabinet Paasa-
kivi-ho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-29
Sbirka ma Americky Cerveny
XIII zdarile skoncena.

Letosni sb1rka ma Americky
Cerveny Krfz byla nejlepsi re
vsech predchazejfcich. Balti-
morska kvota $1,10O,0O0 byla
pfekrocena O $213,862 - jak
oznameno pTi Victory Dinner v
Hotelu Emerson FL. bfezna.
Vedoucfm sbfrky byl p. Do
Maid H. Sherwood.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-29

OOuCl UyId S0S. TIdll-
tiska Maresova). To patti dc
tT1dy obdivuhodn6 koordinace
a odvahy. Totez platf o kru,
z1ch. Nemam dosti SLOW, ktera
by vystihla krasu a sloulad W.
konn nasich Sokolic. Vyborne.
Akademii zakoncili nasi So
kolove. Ne mnoho poctem, ale
jejich provedenf prostnych Sc
vykazuje tou samou presnost1 a
oddanosti jake Sokolic. Co YAM
imponuje u zen nehou a ne tax
ostrymi pohyby, u muzG mate
DOZEN, re tn je buj1c1 sila a Cd
hodlanost. Br. cvicitel Eda
Stetka, vedouci skupinu muzG,
dokazuje, re dokud jm6no stet-
ka Sc nachaz1 We sboru Blesk,
muzeme ocekavat, re uvid1me
zdrave, prave Sokolske vykony.
Pc prostnych muzi "a veden1
br. nacelnfka FIR. Hejneho mi.
provedli velice zdarile vykony
ma vysokych bradlech a krko-
lomne pfeskoky ma vysokem
koni ma sir.
KIDD videl tento zacatek O.
brozeni cinnosti, nemGze nez Sc
radovati a tesiti ma lepsl pr1st1.
M1zeme byt jisti, re Sc nezkla-
meme.
TAX skoncila nase nacvicna
hodina. PAX vymena nazord,
kazdy 81 pochvaloval a byl spo-
kojen. slo Sc dold do nasf ted
1hledne jfdelny. Znamenita
vecere pripravena p1. Pelesko-
YOU a stabem. A ten veliky, de-
licious cake, ktery p1. Ceska u
pekla a darovala!
Mezi navstevnfky pTisli az z
Filadelfie br. a ses. Prostredn1k
s dcerou Irmou, ses. Nemcovou
a p1. F. Jarosovou;z Curtis Bay
br. Frank Blahut st. s manzel-
kou a mnoho jinych curtisbay-
CANT; z Belcamp br. Jan Hoza
S rodinou a S velkou vypravou
Jednoty Sokol Belcamp.
Dekujeme vsem, kter1 Sc pfi-
chill O 1spech Academic. Bru.
Paf1zkovi Ia vyplnenf diplomd.
Phi Akademii a vecer k tanci
hrala hudba br. J. Svitaka.
Uspech prvn1 povalecne Sok.
Academic byl dokonaly a my
vdecime vedouc1m ses. Cakrto-
We, MARTINIQUE, Maresove a br.
Hejnemu mi. a stetkovi "a
krasny a hrejivy pozitek, ktery
nam svoji pill nezistne pTipra-
viii. Jsme Ease ma zivu a phi
deme dial a vys. Ma zdar!
J. B.
DGlezite upozornsni vsem So
kolskym cinovnikGGm a cinovni-
elm " Marylandu.
Cinovnice a cinovn1ci
BALTIC. Jednoty Sokolic
Sok. Jednoty "Blesk"
Tel. Jedn. Sokol Curtis Bay
Tel. Jedn. Sokol Belcamp
budou miti d1lezitou poradu
tuto nedeli We 2 hodiny odpol.
(na 2. poschod1) v Sokolovne,
rob Gay a Preston ulic.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19
|Teen-Agers To Aid Recreation
Department With Fall Activities

A group of teen-agers met with
leaders in the Recreation depart
ment at the Community center,
Second and Orange streets this
week to discuss recreation pro-
grams for teen-agers a n d plans
for recognizing the teen-age club
there.
The recreation needs and inter-
ests of teen-agers were discussed
and temporary officers to act as
an executive committee and junior
recreation advisors to work with
Paul Hollar, program director Of
the center, were as follows: Tom
my Hall, president; Flora Mc1ver,
vice-president; Pattie Switzerland,
secretary and treasurer; Beth
Harriss, chairman Of %hostesses;
Bradford Cantwe.l, music chair
man; o. K. Pridgen, publicity
chairman; Katherine Solomon, in
charge of refre shments; Marilyn
Goodman, program chairman.
The committee will be enlarged
to include other members in Oc-
tober when permanent officers
will be elected. The committee is
drawing up a set of rules and
regulations but in order to get
started they voted to use the Com
munity building for teen-age &C.
tivities Monday, Wednesday and
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19
Mrs. We1ons, Lucknow College
India, Will S peak AT Trinity

ence secretary Of Christian Social
relations; Mrs. Hubert Odom of
Weldon, conference secretary of
Youth Work; Mrs. D. L. Fouts, OF
Gibson, jurisdictional secretary OF
Youth Work and conference secre-
tary of mission personnel; Mrs.
j. T. Doughtie, of Clinton, secre-
tary of the Wilmington district;
Mrs. A. D. Craig, president OF
WSCS of Trinity church, and Mrs.
W. c. Davis who will lead the
opening devotionals.
At the close of the program group
meetings will be held on missionary
education, Christian social rela-
tons, youth work, Spiritual life,
missionary personnel and organiza-
ton and promotion.
Officers for the new district will
be elected and installed at this
meeting. All women r invited
and urged to attend.
Lunch will be served at l o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19
Wedding Attendants
Dine At ST. Johns

Miss Lillian Bellamy entertained
Miss Billy Sudbury and her we'd
ding attendants at $50 dinner
on Wednesday at St. Johns Tav-
ern.
Miss Bellamy's guests we're Miss
Sudbury, the bride-elect. her sister
and matron of honor, DR.. Rowena
Sudbury Hall of Raleigh, Miss En-
ma Trask, Miss Juliette Robertson,
Miss Gibbs Holmes, Miss Margaret
Roroson, the brides maids, and
Miss Mary Bellamy.
Miss %Sidbury's wedding to Rob-
ert Albright Little will take place
at 5 o'clock on Monday at Grace
Methodist chuch.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19
By RUTH

These are still dreams in 1915:
A restaurant that has everything
listed on the bill of fare.
A stocking counter WITH stock.
ings and WITHOUT a line of Gus
toners.
Being able to telephone an order
to the grocer and have him say,
We'll send it right out"
Those beautiful "F or Rent
signs in front of apartment houses.
A world through with talk Of
war.
An end to waiting lists.
Easy, uncomplicated travel.
Prices that stay put.
An end to bribery and underline
counter selling.
Competition a m o ng sellers,
rather than among buyers.
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and SOCIAL
dates to remember
ana

800 D. m. - ITALIAN Workshop
weekly meeting. Important
business will be transacted.
All members are asked to
be present.
500 p. m.-Fidelis Glass OF the
First Baptist church Will
hold their regular meeting
at the home of Mrs. L. r.
Gore, 1922 Nets avenue. All
members are urged to at
tend.
FRIDAY
johnson Bible class OF the
Wesley Memorial Methodist
church, Winter Park, VIII
hold their regular meeting
in the evening. Educational
building.
2:3o D. m.-Myrtle Grove Home
Demonstration club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Lester
Rawls, BIT Chestnut street.
4 p.m.-Calvary Baptist church
will hold a period of prayer
and meditation in observance
of State Missions. Each mis-
sion organization of the
church will have a time and
place on the program.