The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-23

Hanover school students a.
MERRY Go Round broadcasts
rave never worked with a more
cooperative group of young people.
Dot one doesn't have to look far
70 see where they get this spirit.
ouch cooperation is found where
ever you look in anything done by
Ine schools which will assist in
Ine development Of projects aimed
st tne community good. Board Of
tlclals, the superintendent office.
principals and teachers alike will
contribute their services over and
ABOVE the line of duty if they feel
they can help in the promotion of
the schools, the county or the well
fare of our citizens.
Today
Teen-Age Merry today
will bring the listeners several
songs by full chorous of the Glee
club. A word about the Glee club.
1t you are one Of the unfortunate
few who may not have heard this
group sing you have missed musi-
cal treat of life time. If you have
heard them I know that you will be
tuned in today. But whether you
have or you haven't had your ears
Jingle with their vocal renditioas
put their appearance down on your
must list of things to do this morn.
ing. AS an added extra special
super duper treat Sarah Ann Eaton
will give out with a solo accom-
panied on the piano by Gene Maui
ney.
Tops
But hang on to your Merry-Go-
Round brass ring for an another
attraction that will send you - it's
the first appearance of the New
Hanover High school orchestra on
the air. This orchestra, under the
direction of Mrs. Norden, is more
than listenable. In addition to this
Barbara Sternberger, the programs
up-to-the-miaute reporter will be
on hand with one of her excellent
commentaries. Bill Peters, Merry
Go-Round panel discussion mod
orator, has lined up a timely and
interesting talk on a local current
project. 1t all adds up to the Teen
Age Merry-Go-Round at II am.
this morning.
After the Ball
A few notes from off the cuff fol-
lowing the Legion party: Every
Legionnaire and Legion Auxiliary
member should doff their hats to
Mrs. J. B. Edwards, president of
the Legion Auxiliary, for her splen-
did contribution toward the success
Of the party. Not to coin phrase
but orchids, punches of orchids. 60
to Mrs. Edwards Listan King
and Milton Bland were well chosen
representatives to speak for the
World War II veteran Mrs. Ray
Galloway, hostess par excellent,
has the knack of making every one
feel at home, :. Bill Rosenm lam,
the Legionnaire who has never
been seen without an application
blank, gave out with a short but
to the point mike welcome . Cap
tain and Mrs. John Bandi, you
remember when he was command
ing officer of the local recruiting
station, in the city on visit I'M
able to take his place on the mike
due to cold John Head and
Bobby Tilden acting as official
greeters to the visitors from Geor-
gia Scott Stanley, visitor from
Pittsburgh, Pa, giving the local
boys the low down on the big city.
This and That
A long chat with Bill Stewart and
his wife. Bill informs me the drill
team will meet next Thursday night
-. F. r. Stegal and Lloyd Dunn
stop work long enough to tell me
about the fish that pulled the boat.
They say it is common story in
these parts. how is it? A top
of the morning to w. L. Bozeman
and Al Bergen Don't have to
worry about potatoes at breakfast
time any more. Mrs. r. H. Dick
informs me that she has them al
her house every morning and sent
along an invitation to share them
with me. Sully Mason and his or
chestra will be in town soon :.
Small talk with Bernard Solo,
mon who has just returned
from a business trip j. r.
Davis, the restaurant owner, in
the city for the day I have
never heard anyone ask Roy Cook
to do him a favor that he hasn't
tried to accommodate Several
people have called to tell me that
they have Morning Star dated
1898. Wonder who has the oldest
one? Gracious is one word /
think of when ever I see Mrs. Don
aid King BY the way that was
Mrs. Cecil King who was the SYM
phony in white and brown, er, l
mean beige.
Spot News
It's another first for the STAR
NEWSREEL tomorrow over WMFD
at 1:15 pm. when the program
presents the first veteran to be
treated under the Wilmington spon-