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62 Fat Hogs Go to Market
But Their Cash Goes Also

CHICAGO - James y HCnslcy
and Marvin { Moose brought GO big,
fat hogs TO market from Lebanon,
Ind in their new truck
The next day they didn't have the
hogs, the 81. $40 they got for selling
them or their truck
After the farmers had auctioned
of the hogs they drove their truck
into an alley to park and were con.
frOnted by three men.
We're sherif's men," said one
Of the trio. We want 10 see n
everything's all right
The gunner went through Hens.
ley's and Moses pockets. took the
81 $40 hog funds, said 'everythinE's
all right" and drove away In the
new truck.
They weren't so smart" Hensley
told central police in reporting the
holdup. They missed 81 900 from
another trip had in my shoes"
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Social and Persona
o ST. PAUL 0

Spencer Of Flint, Mich, celebrated
her eleventh birthday while visit
ing her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Thomson, 729 lglehart
Ave. Helping her celebrate were
the Misses Janice PonderS, Wilma
Allison, Mary Ellis Manning, judy
Travis, Jean and Catherine Walker,
Joan and Norma Jean Howell. Con-
stance and Patricia Brown, Rochelle
Walker, Paula Thomason and
Donna Rawls. Miss Beverly Kirk
sent u gift although unable to at
tend. Prizes were won by Wilma
Allison, Constance and Patricia
Brown and Joan Howell. Each
guest was given a favor and a
delicious supper was served.
Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Phillips Of
St. Louis, Mo-, are the guests of
Mrs. Lula p. Keene, 563 W. Cen
trail Ave, and will leave for their
home after their vacation, Monday,
July 20.
Arrive Today: Mrs. Dorothea
Mason Of Pittsburgh, Pa, will ar
rive in the city by plane today,
Friday, July 20, to visit her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Simon Harris and
family, 912 Iglehart Ave. She will
be the house guest of her sister
and brother-in-l MIR. and Mrs.
Paul Thomason, 729 lglehart Ave.
Birthday Party: Miss Mary Jane
Cyrus, 1855 Carroll Ave, will enter
tain at a birthday party, Friday
evening, July 20, honoring her
fiance, Ralph Wards birthday of
Wednesday, July "a.
Change of Date: The wedding
date Of the McAdams- Russell will
be Sunday, Aug. lS, instead Of
Aug. II. Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr.,
will join the couple, Geraldine Nc
Adams and Louis A. Russell.
Leaves on Vacation: Mrs. Marie
Woodland, daughter Of Mrs. Lena
Brown, 349 N. Avon, left Tuesday,
July %, on a two-weeks vacation
visiting friends in Canada.
Mrs. Villa Mae Parker. 1863
Western Ave, returned home Tues
day, July %, from a weeks visit
in Omaha, Neb., with Mrs. Cola NJ.
France, formerly Of St. Paul.
Baby Girl: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Massey, 57S St. Anthony Ave, are
the parents Of baby girl born
Tuesday, July 8, at st. Joseph's
hospital, weighing eight pounds
and six ounces. The infant Massey
girl has been given the name,
Gloria Jean.
A. XN;lI;.r, W;l.o,, - CT O,,is
Mo-, is visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Nora Ross, 663 St. Anthony.
Visits Cousins: Mr.. Henry Cham
bers of Detroit, Mich, was the
house guest of his cousins, Mrs.
Alberta Chambers Webb, $40 Queen
Ave, and Mrs. Cecilia Stone, AGA
Carroll Ave. Mr.. Chambers was
the dinner guest of his aunt, Mrs.
Emma Williams, 982 lglehart. He
also visited with another cousin
while in st. Paul, Mrs. Phoebe
Chambers of 653 Carroll Ave.
Returned Home: Mrs. Almond
Clark, 874 Rondo Ave, just re-
turned home from vacation spent
in Washington State. While in
Auburn, Wash, she was the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Nelson, nee Blanche Oliver, former
" of the Twin Cities. Mrs. Clark
was also the guest of her step
daughter, Mrs. Harold Richardson,
in Seattle, Wash.
Ill: Mr.. Thomas Neal, 53l st.
Anthony Ave, who has been con-
fined to his bed because Of illness,
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Visiting in New Mexico: Oscar
and Magdalene Oliver and Rhoda
Wilson, ZSl st. Anthony Ave, are
visiting relatives and friends IN
Roswell, New Mexico. They will
remain there IA week.
Cocktail Party: MIR. and Mrs.
Wilson Edwards were the honored
guests at an outstanding cocktail
party given by MIR. Edwards cOu-
sin ANA wife, MIR. and Mrs. James
Green, 775 St. Anthony. The
Edwards, who are from Louisville,
KY, spent ten days with their rela-
tives and returned to their home
on Sunday, July p. MIR. Edwards
is a sergeant on the Louisville police
force. The Greens were host and
hostess to about two hundred
guests.
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WhedtleY Drum
CORPS in Parade

The Phyllis Wheatley drum and
bugle corps, directed by Stanley
Berry, made good showing in
both Aquatennial parades.
Members of the organization are:
BANNER CARRIERS: Janet
Simms, Dolores MnIe, MRrgle
Beasley, and Gloria Pettiford.
MAJORETTES: Mary Kate
Breedlove, Mable Doughty, Edna
Mae Shaw, Matte Dell Shaw, Renee
JACKSON, NlIlanova DlIlard, and
Lenore Dillon.
RUMMERS: Alice Pettiford,
Katherine Pettiford, Wendell Helm,
Charles Ellis, John Beasley, and
Glorya Moore.
BUGLES: Edgar Jackson, julius
Andrews, Ronald Stone, Franklin
McDuity, Kenneth Mckinney, Cliff
ford MARTY, Everett Law, Roose-
welt McDuny, and Tommy McElroy.
MASCOTS: Emma Jean Napue
and Donald Wilson.
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Old Friends Visiting: Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis =. Moore and daughter,
Elizabeth, 662 w. Central Ave,
are the hosts this week TO old
friends of the family. Their house
guests for six days are Miss Norma
Z. Boyd and sister, Mrs. Genevieve
b. Dalton of Washington, d. c.
Both sisters are teachers in the
District. In honor of their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore are enter
tanning at an oriental buffet supper
party, Wednesday evening, July
"a. Miss Elizabeth Moore will en-
terrain in honor of her guests
Thursday evening, July rs, from
8 to IL p. m. at a gab-fest. A
number Of local and out-of town
visiting sorors will be guests. Miss
Boyd is the national chairman of
the National Non Partisan Coun-
Gil on Public affairs of Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority, Of which project she
was the originator. Miss Blanche T.
Patterson Of St. Louis, Mo-, former
central Regional director and friend
Of Miss Moore, will share honors
with Miss Boyd and sister. Miss
Boyd and Mrs. Dalton are touring
the West, en- route they will attend
the A. X. A. convention, which
convenes in Los Angeles, Calf,
Aug. S-l3.
Co-honor guests for the Oriental
party at the Moore's will be Mrs.
Jessica Tuckett, New York City;
Mrs. James Mitchell, Pasadena,
Calf; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Ed
wards, Louisville, Ky.
Oak Leaf Art club members en-
tertAined at a miscellaneous shower
Monday, July %, for Mrs. Violet
Saunders, who recently purchased
the home at 3l5 N. Grotto St.
Those present were: Lydia Brown,
Gertrude Boldly, Josephine Hagen,
Ophelia WoOten, Alice Jackson,
lone Brown, Anna Thomas, Emily
Harris and Maggie McGowen.
Left for home: Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Golden and daughter, Sandra Lee,
of Milwaukee, Wis, left for their
home Sunday, July 81, after visit
ing for the past ten days with Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Seaton, 1920 Cum
berland.
Discharged MP Cpl. Herbert
Foster, Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Foster, Sr., 964 Iglehart
Ave, returned home Tuesday morn
ing, July %, with a discharge after
serving lS months in the Army.
He was stationed overseas in Muir
emburg, Germany. Mr.. Fosters
wife, Bernadene and infant daugh-
ter, reside at the above address.
Dinner guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Berry, Sr., 634 St. Anthony
Ave, were hosts at a dinner given
Wednesday, July II, honoring Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Vassar, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Berry, Jr., Mrs. Josephine
Mccoy and Mr.. Chester Oden.
On FurlOugh: Cpl. Elaine Bloc
doom, stationed at Fort Benning,
Ga, arrived home Sunday night,
July 81, on a ten days furlough,
accompanied by Sgt. Mabel Brown,
formerly of Martinique, West In
dies. Cpl. Bloedoorn and Sgt. Brown
are visiting Cpl. Bloedoorn's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vassar,
74S W. Central Ave.
Out Of city: Mrs. w. B. Walker,
93l St. Anthony Ave, who has
been out of the city visiting for the
past month, is now in Louisville,
KY, and from there plans to visit
in Chicago, ILL.,, upon her return
home next week.
Celebrates Birthday: Miss Ruth
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Social and Personal
q MINNEAPOLIS O

Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller, 1888
Fifth Ave. So. visited her sister,
vapolisl in Gheen. MINI. for u three
Mrs, }. W. Gaskins formerly Of
MinneapoliSl in Gheen, Mimi, for u
three week vacation. On their re-
turn home MIR. aud Mrs, Miller We're
accompanied by their nleccs, Elvcra
and Arlene Gasklns. who spent n
weekend with their aunt and uncle,
Mrs. Miller gave u get-acQuAlntcd
party IN honor Of the girls on Sat
urday. July 20, Nounger-sct guests
were: Audrey Banks. Shirley An
derson. Mar,lyn Fraction, Alvecdia
CassiuS, Shirley Cannon, Phyllis
Met ullough, katherine Curry,
Lucille McGce and Doris EScuc,
Father Visits son: Mr., and Mrs.
Plouis Moore, BAL Fremont Ave.
No, had AS guests MIR. Moore's
father. Mr.. J. II. Moore Of Detroit,
Mich, and MIR. Moore'S brother and
ister-in-law, MIR. and Mrs. onereN
Moore, also Of Detroit, Mr., Moore
accompanied his guests who left
Sunday as far as Chicago on their
return to Detroit. While here the
visitors were taken ON sight seeing
EXCURSIONS and were entertained at
small social gathering on Thurs.
day, July Is, which was given by
MIR. and Mrs. Moore.
Visiting In Indiana: Mr.. and Mrs,
Leo Bohanon and son, Michael, 1896
Fifth Ave, left for Lafayette, Ind
lana, Friday, July 10, where they
will spend three or four weeks as
the guests Of Mr.. BohRnOn's par
ents.
'-'', 49,. U~I-- sd De-~.L~
WatSFu Of ChIeaTO who are former
Minneapolis rsaldonts are IN the
city Waiting Mr.. and Mrs., Bruce T.
Lucas, BA2l WaySatA Blvd. The
ladies spent the hTut week Of their
Visit % Joe Wares Fifty LAkSe
resort IN company with Mr.. and
sister. Mrs. T. W. Banks Of Chi.
caVo, who travelled 20 Minneapolis
with the Misses Waters. Mrs Jesse
Shepard. 1928 Fifth Ave. So, en-
tertRined for the visitors who will
leave Saturday. ut n luncheon on
Tuesday afternoon Of this week,
Mrs. Jewell Burke. 3342 Fourth
Ave. So, entertained for DIR. and
Mrs. II, A. Martin of Dubuque,
Iowa. on Wednesday evening, July
II. Mra. Burkc's guests played
cards after which they were served
a luncheon. Prize winners were: DR.
Martin who won first prize, Mrs. NJ.
Evans who won second and Mrs. f.
Fassctt who won third. Guests in
cludcd Mines. Andrew johnson,
Jesse Shepard. Miss Cora Robinson
and MIR. Sammy Hale, MessTE. and
MINES. Hardy White. II. Nancy. T.,
Fassett. Ed Young, and NJ, Evans.
Teacher Visits City; Mrs. Jerry
Sisson and her brother in-lRw, Mr..
Raymond Sisson, 2lO Irving Ave.
No. had AZ their guests, Mrs. Sara
Reed Dixon Of Memphis. Tenn, who
II "A teacher Mt Carnes Grammar
School there. Mrs. Dixon left Mon.
day, July %, TO visit in Chicago
and New York before returning to
Memphis for the opening Of the
school year
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan bonner, ST.,
l7lS Girard Ave, ~. left Tuesday,
July Ii, for ST. Louis, Mo, where
they will make their home.
MIR. Leon Mlcs aud SOU. Robert
Mike" left Minneapolis, July l6,
ON n vacation to Chicago and from
there to Louisiana, where they will
visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. q. n. Williams. I4l5 First
Ave. So, has as n summer guest
her grRndniece, Miss Phyllis Me.
Cullough Of Mt. Vernon, n. y. Miss
CullouHh who is the daughter OF
Mrs, Audrey Delaney (thc former
Fifth birthday: Littlc Donna
Jeanne Smallwood and n few play
mates celebrated her nth birthday
on Sunday, July 81. The youngsters
played games and he'd rcfrcSn.
played games and had refresh
gifts,
Visiting Husband: Mrs. J. Il
MoSley Of Pittsburgh, Pa, is u
house guest Of the l.. Stewards
l406 7th Ave. N. while she Is
visiting with her husband, Mr.. J. f.
Moslcy, who In n railroad man. Her
stay Is indefinite.
Correction; Mrs. Robert Alex,
ander, 1920 Fifth Ave, s., we ar,
informed, will not leave soon "a
make her home In California as We
stated last week. and her visitor
Mrs. Robert Anderson Of Chicago
stayed in Minneapolis for only fouI
days instead Of two weeks.
Mrs. May Hardy " Pittsburgh
Pa, In the house guest of Mrs
Alice Brownie" Fort, 1898 Fourth
Ave. =. Mrs. Hardy arrived We'd
ncsday. July II. She has been On,
tcTtained extensively and was the
honorcd guest at u breakfast given
Sunday. July 81, by Mrs. Fort
Other guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
Eddie Boyd and Mrs. MRude
Chandler.
MIR. and Mrs. Eddie Boyd. 3633
Fourth Ave. s., entertained at u
breakfast on Wednesday, July n,
in honor Of Prof, and Mrs. James
u. Combs Of Corinth. Miss. MIR,
Claude Combs, who Ia travelling
with his mother and father, was
also an honOred guest. Others
present were MIR. and Mrs. Harold
Combs (Son and daughtCr-in-laW
Of tho CombsD and Mrs. Fred
Murphy daughter Of tho Combsl
To Visit u Fortnight: Mrs. Ma
bel Crowder Of Des Moincs, Iowa.
will spend fortnight with her
brother and his wife, MIR, and Mrs.
James Crowder, 37l0 Smelling Ave,
\.
Here for AQuAtennial Week
Miss Juanita and La Verne Man
derville and Mrs. Jean Carter. 622
Girard Ave. NJ, have ms house
guests: Miss Dorothy Hall and her
uncle, Mr.. John Wesley Coleman,
both Of Chicago. The couple In here
to witness as much Of the Aqua
tennial week activities RS possible
MIR. and Mrs. James Griffith Of
Chicago, Miss Alice Hallum Of Kan
Eas City, Mo. and Mrs. Clair Gil,
dow and son Of Pine River, Mimi,
are spending the week ut the
Charles Cleveland residence, 26l2
Elliot Ave. y. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
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Daughter Elks Unit
Gets Pqrude Mention

The marching unit Of the Mime
haha Temple Daughter Elks, head
ed by Daughter Myrtle Banks, re-
ceived great deal Of applause
from parade spectators, Saturday.
Included in the unit were Daugh-
tiers Maxine Jones, GAlI HOskIns,
Ruth Brown, Elsie Lewis, Alene
Neal, Grace johnson, Beulah Cob
ron, and Frances BOnnell.
The unit received honorable men
ton for its work in Saturdays
Aqua parade.
Return from Fishing Trip: Mrs.
Sadie Harrison, 800 st. Anthony
Ave-, Mrs. Grace Clack of Mime
apolis, and Mrs. J. Palmer, 6l4
Fuller Ave-, spent week at Amery,
Wis, fishing in Apple River. The
ladies returned Monday, July %.
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Page minneapolis Spokesman
Friday. July 20, 1916

Cleveland entertained Saturday
evening. Guests were: Messrs. and
Mines. Ralph Davis. Joe Young,
Clifford Jackson, J. d. Griffith
Miss Shirley Bohlman, Mines.
Clair Gildow and Milton Marayah.
ma and MIR. Fern Hughes, The
guests were served u barbecued
lunch after dancing.
Mrs. Zephyr Turner. 272l Port
land Ave. s., entertained many out
of-town guests at luncheon on
Monday, July II. Also guests were
the members Of the BeauticiRns
club " which Mrs. Turner Is tho
president. Many Of the guests are
visiting the club members. Honored
guests were Prof. and Mrs. J. Il.
Combs Of Corinth, Miss. who are
the house guests " their daughter
Mrs. Lois Murphy, also n guest.
Other guests were: Mrs, Bell BEN
ton " Portland, Ore, sister Of Mrs.
Pearl Ruckncr Of st. Paul; MIR.
and Mrs. Pearl Buckner Of st.
Paul. MIR. and Mrs. Earl Smith
Of Kansas City. Mo, and daughter,
Elizabeth (hrother and sister-in-
law Of Mrs, Odessa Moppins---
guest; Mrs. AdlisSa Howard Of
Kansas City, Mo-, visiting Mrs.
Marie Redick--guest: Mrs. Fran
ccs Smith of Topeka. Kans. Mira.
Helen Smiths mother-in.law), and
Mrs, A, ID. Adams Of Chicago, who
II the sister Of Mrs. Turner. MIR.
Claude Combs Of Corinth, Miss,
Miss Lawrence from Boston, Mass,
who was visiting Mrs. Burns, Mrs.
r.. L. Thompson Of Evanston, ILL.,,
who iS the mother Of Mrs, Helen
Smith, Members Of the club are:
Mines. Helen Smith. Cornelia
Burns, Beatrice CassiuH, YvOnns
Jones. Grace WorkofF, and Theresa
Warren. Also present we're; Mr..
Harry Richardson Of St. Paul and
Master Roy Allen Dean.
Mr.. Charles Washington Of
Shreveport, La, Is In Minneapolis
visiting his cousins, Mrs. T.. l..
Sims, 4O40 Fourth Ave. g., and
Mrs, Lillian Jackson, 1897 +.
Franklin Ave. MIR. Washington,
who II the brother in-lRw Of Mrs.
William Seabron, 1901 26th St.,
arrived by automobile Monday,
July 20, accompanied by his
nephew, Mr.. Willyoury Smith. also
Of Shreveport, La, who IL the
house guest Of MIR. and Mrs, Sea-
hron. Mr.. Washington Ii news
paper photographer and IL the
owner Of the National Fur and
Storage Company In Shreveport,
La, and also owns similar branches
In Marshall, Texas.
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is now up and around and is i'm
proving satisfactorily.
Visitors: MIR. and Mrs. +. C..
Ward of Detroit, Mich, arrived by
motor Sunday, July Ia, to visit Mr..
Wards brother and sIster-In-law,
MIR. and Mrs. James Ward, AIS W,
Central, and sister, Mrs. PreZillla
Jackson, 6S5 Carroll Ave. Inc
couple left Monday, July 22.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-26

is a tune called Hockey Mickey
Poke, Skcc de Wah de Sqwa,Ch
and he has just disccd stiIl an
other MusiCTaft record Of a 70.
mantle psycho-ncurotIc titled IT'S
Bigamy."
In the photos above Phil runs
over some Of his songs and scores
with Edward Everett Horton
Nop), who is obviously pleased
with one Of MoOTcs gags, on
the telephone with the famous
Make Believe Ballroom man,
Martin Block: with lovely Lena
Horne. and with the famed radio
conductor Raymond Paige
Moorc's Lazy Lady BOORle. "
written with Leonard Feather.
has just been recorded by Count
Basic. too.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-26

Phil Shoe Shoe Baby" Moore
laS begun placement and record
ng OF a whole series Of psyche
oglCal' songs, tunes based on the
urrcnt sociological fad in present
lay society. As "Spellbound" was
, psychological film from Holly
God, so Pills She's Rank
hlCk" IS psychological song
bout a ncurotIC girl who Chews
bcnIcdrInc bubbIc-Rum
Phil and his Phil Moore Four
ave Jus, recorded She's a Rank
chlCk combined with Tiny
irimcs' Romance Without Fl
ancc Os a Nuisancc)" with an
Introduction written by Phil That
nc PM says, IS psychological
OnC. too
pills contribution 10 Scmantics
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Plans Now Under Way
For All-Star Classic

WASHINGTON. ID. c. (NNPAl.
-Promotional plans for the ALI
Star baseball classic, scheduled for
the night Of August 18th at Griffith
Stadium, moved into full swing this
week as the Negro National League
committee in charge Of the dream
game" established headquarters at
2O04 Georgia Avenue, northwest.
At the same time, Rufus Jackson,
chairman Of the committee, an
nounced that the MIL roster of
stars would be available by Satur-
day, with the Negro American
League list set for release two
days later.
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PHoNoGRAPH REcoRDSl
We carry the latest In Spiritual. Bluss.
DGaes and Boogis Woogis Records. send
loe Tor our edidloVuo.
THE WRIGHT MUSIC SHOPPE
7434-3s West Lake 81. Dept. API,
CHICAGO "a. ILL.,
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-02
Hatchel-Fab ian Wedding Vows
Spoken AT Trinity Lutheran Church

LUMBERToN. Feb. l.. - The
marriage of Miss Margaret Mary
Fabian, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
N. W. Fabian of Astoria, Long
Island, N. Y, to 1t. Colonel Stuart
Hatchell, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
L. Hatchell of Lu1nberton, took
place on January II in Trinity
Lutheran church on Long Island.
The Rev. William Ripe officiated.
Attending the bride as maid-of-
honor was her sister, Miss Helen
Fabian. Levi Hatchen of Lumber
ton was his brothers best man.
The bride is a graduate Of New
England Sanatoriun and Hospital
School of Nursing, Melrose, Mass.
Colonel Hatchell, who recently
returned from the southwest Paci-
fic, where he served for % months
with Headquarters 469th AAA-AW,
is on terminal leave. In the Army
over five years, he also served
in the caribbean area. He attended
Wake Forest college. j
The couple are at home in
ZIMMERMAN
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-02
THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, N. G.
Ladies Night
Program Held
By Civilians

Fifty-five Civilians and their
guests assembled at St. Paul's
Lutheran parish house Thursday
evening to celebrate their winter
season Ladies Night program. John
Fox acted as POSTMASTER and was
assisted in conducting the party
by Ladies Night committee mem
bers Henry B. Render, DR.. Lyle
Hedman and DR.. Ebert Anderson.
Decorations following the Valen-
tine motif were used and every
lady was given small favor in the
form Of a candy Valentine corsage.
Immediately following the dinner
Henry Render introduced Miss
Sara Ann Eaton who sang two
solos. She was accompanied by
Miss Pattie Jones, who rendered
piano solo also.
DR.. Anderson then took charge
OF the program and launched the
group in numerous stunts and con-
tests. The grand prize of pretty
sandwich tray was won by Mrs.
w. A. Raney. Several Civilians just
out of military service were pres.
ent and included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark James, Mr.. and Mrs. Addi-
son Hewlett, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Murdoch and Leslie Boney and
Miss Peggy Moore, Colonel Post
Loiselle. on terminal leave, was
also present.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-02
What's Cooking
BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Chicken For Sunday Dinner

Cream of Corn Soup
Chicken Supreme
Rice Crouquettes With Jelly
Mashed Squash Baked With Bacon
Hearts of Celery and Olives
Baking Powder Biscuits
Butterscotch Pie
(Reclpes serve four)
Chicken Supreme
1 = 8 IL pound fowl
3 cups water
1 IL teaspoons salt
1-8 teaspoon freshly ground black
pepper
Thin silver Of lemon rind
2 stalks celery, diced
2 carrots, sliced
2 onions, minced
3 tablespoons flour
l cup light cream
2 egg yolks, beaten
Have the chicken cut as for
fricassee and cook until tender with
water, seasonings, lemon rind and
vegetables (about one and one-t1alf
hours. Remove chicken and keep
hot. Thicker broth with flour
blended smoothly with cream. Sim
mer for five minutes after these
are added. Beat egg yolks until
light and lemon-colored and add
just before serving. cooking for
one minute without actually boil
ing. Pour sauce over chicken.
Rice Croquettes With Jelly
1-3 cup rice
IL cup boiling water
% teaspoon salt
IL cup pineapple juice
l egg yolk
2 teaspoons butter or margarine
Bread crumbs
l egg
2 tablespoons cold water
Jelly
Wash rice and place in double
boiler with half cup boiling water
and salt. Cover and steam until
rice has absorbed water. Add pine
apple juice, mix gently. Recover
and steam until rice is soft. Re
move from fire and add egg yoik
and butter or margarine. Mla
gently and spread on shallow plat,e
to cool. Shape in balls and rol
in bread crumbs. Make a depreS'
sion in center of each. Dip in egg
beaten with cold water and then II
bread crumbs. Fry one minute II
hot fat and drain on soft paper
Place a cube of jelly on each cIs
ouette where depression was mao
Serve around the Chicken Suprem
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-02
End And ORANGE
US0 Events Set

The Second and Orange USC
clubs schedule of events for the
week of February 4-10 is as fol.
lows:
Monday-8:oO Informal dancing
and games.
Tuesday-S:0O Finger painting
Miss Mary Kate Allen, instructor
800 Informal dancing and games
Wednesday-8:00 Informal Wed
nesday dance and learn to dance
night-group 8 ir charge.
Thursday-8 Bingo! Prizes, girls
fun! 800 Informal dancing ane
games.
Fridays Movie "Air Mail
800 Informal dancing and games
Saturday-8:0O "Be My Valen
tine" party-informal. Group
in charge. $3.50 Favorite songs a
the piano-Mrs. Elizabeth E
Emory.
Sunday-9:00 Java Club break
fast-group 5 to serve. $3.50 Horse
back riding-also every hour OF
on the half hour throughout thu
day. HOO Services in loca
churches. 200 Send letter hom'
voice recordings. 1904: 30l
She1lcraft, leathercraft - small