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Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

northern Florida, roughly parallels
the Atlantic coast line northeast
ward. 1t skirts Newfoundland, all
the time gathering intensity, hits
Iceland with its full fury. 1t touch
es the southern tip of Greenland
ana eXhausts itself somewhere
north of Norway.
Although not all pressure sys-
TENS formed in the Gulf follow this
path. It seems to be fairly common.
another Storm Pattern
But this February and through
the first part Of March. this storm
pain swung eastward we'll south
OF newfoundland and skidOOdled
over the British Isles. or to Spain
or Italy.
Look at another normal storm
pattern. Many of our northern
United States storms originate be-
tween the Aleutians and south
eastern Alaska. They strike the
coast north of Washington State,
work eastward along the Canadian
border, hit the Great Lakes region
ana move on up and out to the tip
OF Greenland. Here they often
fuS" with gulf-formed storms and
streak into Iceland.
But in February these storms
moved south through the State OF
Washington. followed the Continent
tai Divide and then curved east
- ward. north Of the Gulf of Mexico
There they sometimes joined Gulf
formed storms and dashed across
the Atlantic to the British Isles
: and Europe.
That is the reason most of this
country. with the exception OF the
+ Paclfic northwest and portion OF
. the Great Lakes region. experienced
: such Il cold February and first half
' OF March. That is why England
t has had repeated billiards.. whicl
| don't sweep i'll from the NORTH
/ Sea but rather have western Ori
: gins.
/. States west of the COntincnta
= Divide escaped the extreme Feb
4 ruary cold because the polar high
h pressure air mass for the most par
il followed the Divide south and thel
= pushed oatward. And the warn
$ Pacific air kept pouring in Ol
# those same Western states.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
BUCK ASKS SUPPORT
OF CANCER CAMPAIGN
OPENING APRIL 1St
Continued from first page)

Contributions to the Delaware
Division of the American Cancer
Society is a first step in stamping
out this silent enemy on our home
front. call on everyone TO support
this vital program
Final details for The launching of
the annual drive, in which the state
quota is $40.S00. have been set in
order in Il series of six meetings
Icing held this week. The final ses-
sion will be held today at Dover.
tThursday) when Kent County
campaign leaders will prepare to
open their part of the campaign, in
which funds will be raised for can
Ger research. service and education.
Mrs. Lincoln Clayton, Kent COun-
" commander of the Field Army OF
the American Cancer Society Will
lie in charge of the meeting. Speak
erS will include DR.. {. J. Prickett.
Kent County chairman OF the so
ciety; Mr.. Gray; Mrs. Thomas ID.
Mylrca, state commander of the
field army; and Mrs. Thomas i.
Young, executive director Of the so
cictv's Delaware Division.
Mrs. Mylrca and Mr.. Gray an
n0unced that fund raising will be
combined with education in the
drive this year. 1t will be our OBJ
lective during the April campaign
to place at least one piece Of educa-
/ tiOnal literature in every home in
this state. If we carry out our pro
cam we'll in the fight AGAINST can
! Ger, financial support will ho forth
/ comm" lust as surely HS dav fol
] lows the night" Mrs. Mylrca de
/ clared
Mr.. Gray said: I'VE hope to take
into thousands of Delaware home
! 'ho g -" ca"'' individ"HI nCod- I,
, 'ro'<.|t l,;~,o. II ""d III lovnd one!
""ain%t This tCrlihl" raladv.'
1I""" "r""rl's werr used in th,
p"volutiOrarv War
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

A Biblical mite was worth less
than 4 quarter of cent.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
Pet CrOlU Is A Toast
OF The NeighbOrhOOd

BILLINGS. Mont - (P) - I'm
like the owners of some parrots
who like to brag about what their
birds say. Jerry HolZer has trouble
the other way. Enthusiastic neigh
bOrs always are putting more words
into the mouth of his pet crow,
"Blackie." than Jerry admits that
he says.
Picked up as a nesting two
summers ago. "Blackie" began
talking without any instruction
or urging.
All the HolZer family ever have
heard "Blaclie" say was Hello.
Blackie' and "Oh Boy although
toast" Il don't want toast" arc
heard the bird say" | want some
dogs bark or wOman's laugh.
A Biblical mite was worth less
than 4 quarter of cent.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
Egyptidn Rail Hero

BERN (P-A Swiss engineer
who spent IL years in the service
of the Egyptian railways, Robert
Rahm, has /becn decorated with
the order of Ismail. The decOra-
tion was presented by. the Egypt
ian minister here, under instruc-
tions from King Faruk / of Egypt.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
"JAHING OF ARCTIC WINDS
LED TO LATE WINTER THIS
YEAR. SAY SCIENTISTS
Continued from first page)

On the first full day of spring,
Jerome Namias. chief OF the
Weather Bureaus extended fore
cast section. told the winter story
this way:
cold waves" in the United States
seep down from the high pressure
cap" Of cold air surrounding the
North Pole. But during last Jan
nary little if any Of the Arctic cola
contained in these regions of north
ern Alaska. northern Canada and
Siberia got down as far as latitudes
in which the United States lies. II
was imprisoned in these high lati-
tudes by very interesting phe-
nomenOn.
During January the warm. west
erly winds which blow in from the
Pacific and across this country
year in and year out were strong
Why? Because the cold Alaskan
winds and the Wild Pacific winds
happened to come together some
where in the western lnltot
States.
Addition to Weather Vocabulary
This is 'cOnllucnce, Mr. Mani:
explained. Il new word in WeathCi
vocabulary. The "cOnfluence" o
the cold and warm streams OF al
intensified our prevailing westerl,
winds to such an extent that thr'
imprisoned The cold air masses q
the Arctic.
But the stage was being set TO
a break The polar cap of cold
hi2h-pfessure air had hardly amy
where to 60 1t grew i'll intensit,
Swelled, finally burst its bonds. |
contained so much pressure an
force that it actually broke dow
the habitual pattern Of the ma
tons prevailing westerly winds
1t drove that pattern from its nor
NAL boundaries. between the BOT
and Goth parallels, down to pat
roughly between the 23th and 43t
parallels. In fact. the entire al
. moSpheric scheme of things wa
showed south by the pressure {
. the polar air masses.
There are TWO normal stOrl
| patterns. or paths. One originate
in the Gulf OF Mexico, crosse
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

MORE THAN II pounds Of cof-
fee was consumed by the average
during 1916.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

1I"''d ",."'rh'S wnrr used in tho
y poVolutiunarv War
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-04
VOLBY Is. cERVENCE..

V 1tery, Is. cervence zVoli
|volici 3. Kongr. Distriktu We
zvlastni volbe koAgresnika KITE
ry by nastoupil ma uprazdnene
mfsto pc nynejs1m starostovi
mesta Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr.
Demokraticka Statni konven-
ce konana II. cervna jedno-
hlasne nominovala "a kandi-
data soudce Edwarda A. Gar
matte.
Clenove Demokratickeho Stat
Milo Ustrednfho Vyboru PIP.
r. Behounek, Karel Holub a
George Wagner 100 procentne
hlasovali pro nominaci p. Gar
matte.
Jmenovany kandidat je 43
roka star, narozen a vychovan
v Severo-Vych. Baltimore. Je
elektrikaTem a pc 20 roka Gle
mem Electrical Union, kde "a
staval RUNE 1rady. V politice
p1sobi pc Is rokG.
Diva roxy byl tajemnikem
Marylandske Zavodni Komise.
Jest 4 roxy policeman soud-
Gem.
Pan Garmatz Sc zenat a by
dlf v elsie 221O Lake Ave. v
sousedstvi pf1tele a krajana p.
Ant. svejdy.
Dem. Klub Ceskych Mladikn
7. wardy "a predsednictvi p.
Franka j. Pelze jednohlasne
potvrdil kandidaturu p. Gar
matte do Kongresu We sve schG
ri konane v nedeli, 22. cervna
Ma doporucenf Board of Cover
ners, mfstopredseda p. Richard
Lidinsky ucinil navrh, podpo.
rovany p. Waldtem, by byl p
Garmatz klubem endorsovan
coz Sc stale.
Soudce August A. Kozlov.
a p. Klement Prucha mlu
viii We prospech kandidatury
soudce GarmatZe a nabadal
cleny klubu by pracOVall XII
jeho zvolen1.
Dem. Klub Ceskych Mladiki
yam mill krajan6 doporucujt
%. GarmatZe ku Zvolen1 de
Kongrasu. Bude-li zvolen -
Dude dobrym nastupcem sta
rosty D'Alesandra, ktery je O
beznamen nasim lidem a kterI
pTislibil vaS1m vGdcGm svoj
srdeenou spolupraci a podporl
Cechoslovakd v tonic distrik
tui
Vote pro Edwarda A. Gar
matte do Kongresu V 1tery, Is
lCervence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-04
POHRBY.

25. cervna zemfel pan
Louis II. Schuebel, manzel p1.
Antoinette Schuebel, (rozene
Pinkas) ,3110 E. Monument st.
We start So let. Byl ma odpocin-
ku. Narodil Sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb zesnuleho konal Sc
%. cervna z domu smutku ma
Cesky Narodn1 Hrbitov "a asis-
tence Rev. L. F. Riese a byl wy
praven p. Harlem E. Schim1n-
KEN.
- 80. cervna zemfel vdovec
p. Frederick J. Boeddeker, OFT
N. Port st. We start 70 let. Ma
rodil sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal sc We stredu,
2. cervence re Schim1nkova
Pohr. Domu ma Baltimore Ce-
metery "a assistance Rev. M.
Manrodta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-04
Moslemky v Jugoslavii jig
nebudou nosit zavoie.

Belehrad. - Ash $4,000 mo-
slemskych zen, ktere tvoff ma
rodnostni mensinu Jugoslavie,
Sc vzdaly noseni zavojd pres O.
blicej, coz jest tradicnl zvyk
moslemek cd nepameti. K to-
muto d1lezitemu kroku Sc Cd
hodlaly kdyz nepratele noseni
zavojG upozornovaly je stale,
re jest to starosvetsky prezi-
tex, ktery mel w davno byti
Krone toho re jest to odznak
ponfzenosti, .ktere Sc zena u
moslemskehO vyznan1
"tesl".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-04
Velky pozar ma Slovacku.

Praha. = Tovarna Pirdis ma
barry a laky a jine chemicke
vyrobky, ktera je majetkem
ing. Fisera We Starem Meste ma
Morav6, byla post1zena obrov-
sk1m pozarem, ktery zp1sobil
milionove skody. K pozaru sc
.ielo 20 hasicskych short z ce-
l4ho okoli, jakoz i vojsko a mi
fnf obyvatelstvo pomahalo pfi
zdolavani ohn6. Odstranova-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-04
DAIRY.

PAM Pavllna Pelzova daro-
vala m1sto kvetiny k ucteni pa
matky p1. Karol1ny Karove ma
Csl. Sirotky We Stare Vlasti SIS
Penize odevzdany Sdruzeni
Csle Spolk1.
Dals1 vykaz ma Sb1rku Sdru-
zen1 Csl. Spolk6 We prospech
Isl. Sirotk1 We Stare Vlasti.
Sb6ratel o. William Michalisko
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-04
SOKOLOVE z CSR
" Chicago.

New York (CTK) - Cleno-
We sokolske vypravy z Cesko-
slovenska venovali prvni dny
sveho pobytu v Chicago pro-
hlldce mesta, dale svetozna-
mych jatek, telocvicen, skol a
|rGznych podnikd v Chicago.
RHINE tyto prohlldky vyko-
nall clenove vypravy oddelene
poole odbornych zajmG. Kaz-
dy den sveho pobytu v Chicago
jsou hosty nektere z tamnich
sokolskych jednot. Pondelni
vecer ztravili v Sokole Town of
Lake, v 1tery byli hosty Sokola
Tabor v Berwynu a We stredu
byla vyprava v Plzenskem Par
ku hostem strednf zupy sokol-
skych jednot a krajanskych Or
ganisaci bylo zrejmo, jak jsou
hoste z Ceskoslovenska upffm-
ne v1tani. Do Plzenskeho Par
ku Sc tez dostavil csl. general
nj konsul inz. Ladislav Krno a
konsul Leopold Riedl. Mimo-
fadny zajem vyvolala pTednas-
ka starosty COS br. Antonina
Hrebika, ktery v delsim PROBE
WI nastinil dnesni situaci v Ces-
koslovensku a probral cinnost
Sokolstva v republice.
We ctvrtek byly jiz zahajeny
rozsahle sletove zavody. Cd
sasneho rama Sc zavodilo o pre-
Dor muz1 a zen. Muzove SOU
tezili ma kruzich, ma koni ma
del a ma Sir, ma hrazde a ma
bradlech. Zavodilo Sc tez We
vyssim, stfednfm a nizs1m cd.
delenl. Rovnez dorostenci "a.
vodili o prebor, a to ma hrazde
koni ma sir a ma del, ma brad.
!ech a v r11znych cviclch. Zeny
zavodily v nizslm, stfednlm {
vyssim oddilu a zavodily row.
nez 0 prebor. Stejne tez do.
rostenky
We ctvrtek bylo ten zahaje
no mistrovstvf americkeho So
kola v odbfjene dorostenek {
zen a v basketballu muzI a do
"ostu. Rovnez Sc konaly zavo
dy tenisu a plavan1. Vetsins
techto zavod1 Sc konala
Douglas Parku.
We ctvrtek sesli Sc hoste I;
/ CeskoslOvenska v SOkolovn'
Havlicek Tyrs, kde byli priiat
S bratrskou pohostinnosti. Pro
mluvil starosta jednoty Havlf
Gek Tyrs br. Vaclav Simmer
predseda krajskeho vyborl
fCeskeho narodniho sdruzeni [
Sehnal, jimz odpovedel staros
ia COS br. Antonin HTebfk.
V patek Sc pokracovalo OF
rama v sokolskych zavodech,
!. to We vysslm odd1lu zen i muzG
Pc tie Sc konal zavod we etyf
boii zen a v p6tiboji muzG. Cd
poledne Sc konala soutez v gol
FIJI. Vecer byla usporadan;
slavnostni vecere sletovym w
borem, pc ktere nasledoval;
ltelocvicna sletova academic
iktera je zahajenim vlastn1cl
Isletovych slavnosti. Pr tett
prflezitosti poprve v%ystoupil;
zavodsf druzstva muz1 i zel
hostd z Ceskoslovenska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-04
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Pro pT1stf dtery, dine 8. Ger
vence MI. Ed Contos poradatel
krizkovych zapas1 v Coliseum
pripravuje velice slibny pro-
gram ma nemz ucinkovati bu-
dou prvotr1dnf zapasn1ci.
Ia pficinou Svatku 4. cerven-
ce "Telegraf" vydan byl O den
drive, protoz nebylo nam MOI
no zvedeti jmena 1cinkujiclch
zapasn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-04
DOPIS.

Detroit, Mich.
26. cervna, 1947.
Ctena redakce "Telegrafu"!
Prfjmete srdecny pozdrav a
vzpomlnku ma Baltimore. Mu-
sim posplchat S predplatnym
abych dostaval casopis "Tele-
graf. Zasilam eek ma diva do
larry padesat cent?.
Pfeji redakci "Telegrafu'
mnoho zdaru.
S pozdravem,
Jan Kundrat,
1858 ST. Cyril
Detroit : 13, Michigan
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-04

Gdyne. = Polska motorova
LODI Batory ztratila p6tinu sve
posadky ma prvni povalecne
plavbe do New Yorku. sedesat
til namofnici Install V New
YOrku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-04

MIN sud1 S bensinem a jinymi
prlpravky doslo k vybuchu a
zfltil Sc strop, pr cemz byli po-
paleni cetni hasici.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Marguerite Mills,
Ben Price To Marry

The wedding Of Miss Marguerite
Mills, daughter of w. F. Mills OF
Middle Sound, and Ben Taft Price,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Price
of Castle Haynes, will be solem-
nized this afternoon at the Mason
boro Advent church at 3 o'clock.
The Rev. John Davis, pastor Of
the church, will perform the cere-
mony.
Miss Mills has chosen as her
matron-of-honor Mr.. Prices sister.
Mrs. Fred H. Eason.
Mr.. Price will have as his best
man w. F. Mills, Jr., of Mason
boro Sound.
Friends of the couple are cor
daily invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
YWCA Schedule
For Week Slated

The first event scheduled on this
weeks calendar of activities at the
YWCA will be the Music Hour this
afternoon from 4 until 5 o'clock.
Feb. "a to 5 p. m.-Music
hour. Hostesses, B. G.. club.
Feb. 1O-4 p. Nall ballots
must be in for elections, 2:15 p.
m.-Little Y-Teen Sisters at Caro-
lima Beach. 4 p. Mart class.
4:30 p. m.-Shell craft class. 8 p.
m.-Annual meeting.
Feb. 11.-2:15 p. m.-Carolina
Beach Y-Teens. 8 p. m.-Bridge
party, Bite Triangle club.
Feb. 12-2:30 p. m.-Tileston Y
Teens. $3.50 p. m.-Lake Forest
Y-Teens. 4 p. m.-Freshman Y
Teens. 6 p. m.-Senior Y-Teens.
Z p. m.-Basketball practice at
First Presbyterian church gym.
Feb. 13-7 p. m.-Bowling. 1880
p. Mart club. 7:30 p. m.-World
Affairs class.
Feb. 1850 p. m.-Wrights-
boro Y-Teens. 4 p. m.-Sophomore
Y-Teens.
Feb. 49, p. m.-Chestnut stree.
Y-Teens.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Doris Swanger,
Marvin Curtis
Wed In Church

Miss Doris Montford Swanger OF
Masonboro Sound, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Paul K. Montford, was
married to Marvin Douglas Curtis,
son of Mrs. Carl L. Ward AMI the
late Henry c. Curtis, on January
% at S o'clock in the Masonboro
Baptist church, with DR.. joshua II.
Foster, officiating.
The bride wore a pink mon wool
suit with black accessories ana a
corsage of gardenias. She was at
tended by Mrs. James D. Sturd'-
want of Charleston, S.. c., as ma
tron-of-honor, who wore a suit ct
ice blue with black accessories and
a corsage of pink roses.
The bridegroom was attended by
Henry C. Curtis Of Alexandria, Va,
as best man, and the ushers were
Clifton w. HOWE and Richard T.
Bissinger both, OF Wilmington.
Prior to the ceremony Miss Con-
ME Porter rendered several selec-
tons on the piano including BE
cause and 81 Love You Truly"
with Mrs. Leo Sykes as soloist.
The brides mother wore a suit
OF olive green wool with a corsage
of pink carnations. The bride
groom's mother wore black wool
suit with a corsage of pink carna-
tons.
The church was decorated with
southern smilax, white gladioli,
ferns and candles. Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony a reception
was held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard T. Bissinger of Ma
sonboro Sound.
After a wedding trip to Florida
the couple will make their home
at 5 North VanBuren street, Will
mington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Mary B. McCarl,
McC. B. Wilson, Jr.,
To Wed Saturday

Mrs. Roger Carlton McCarl OF
WrightSville Sound, announces the
engagement and approaching mar
rage of her daughter, Mary Beall
McCarl, to 1st Sgt. McCulloch
Brodgen Wilson, Jr., son OF Mob.
B. Wilson of this city, and the
late Mrs. Alma Peschau Wilson of
Wilmington.
The wedding will take place on
Saturday afternoon, F e bruary Is,
at 4 o'clock at the First Presby-
terrain church.
Miss McCarl is the daughter OF
the late Roger Carlton McCarl.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
HemenwaY PIT. A.
Founders Day Meet
Slated On Tuesday

The HemenWay school P.-T.A.
will meet at the schoolhouse on
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock OBJ
serving Founders Day.
John Gibson, director Of visual
education, and Miss Gertrude
Moore of the physical education
department, will have charge Of
the program which will be of
special interest.
Following the program a social
hour will be held in celebration
Of the Golden Jubilee of the asso-
citation of parents and teachers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Mr.. and Mrs. VESSEL
Return From Vacation

Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. VESSEL, 500
Chestnut street, have returned
home after a business trip 10 New
Orleans, La. While in New Orleans
Mrs. VESSEL was the guest of Mrs.
Austin LeftWich for a luncheon and
fashion show held in the Roosevelt
hotel, where she reviewed a double
feature style show in the grand bail
room of the hotel. In the evening
she was guest for the Dorians Mar.
eli Gras ball at the Municiple audi
forum. She also visited the camel
liza and orchid flower show which
was being held that at the time Of
her visit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Lake Forest PTA
Plans Meet Tuesday

The Lake Forest P.-T.A. will eel
citrate Founders Day at the
monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock in the school "a
feteria. A play, The Way OF the
PTA. will be given. Mrs. W. P.
Roudabush will lead the devotion
ais and also light. the candles in
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Emile Fisher Initiated
Into Sigma Phi Epsilon

Emile Fisher, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Fisher, student at
Wake Forest college was initiated
Into the Sigma Phi Epsilon social
fraternity, Monday, February 8.
He became a pledge Of Sigma Phi
Epsilon in October and served as
pledge president.
Fisher is a sophomore at Wake
Forest and is taking a pre-dental
course. He was recently awarded
a freshman scholarship, is on the
editorial staff of the 1947 HoWler
and is circulation manager Of The
Student.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
MAKES N ROLL

Lon Ussery, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. E. Ussery Of II Keato1
avenue. has been notified by the
Dean of the University of Rich
mond, where he is a student, that
his name had been placed on the
Deans List of Distinguished Stu
dents. Lon is a graduate Of New
Hanover High school, and entered
the University of Richmond, Sep
TENDER 10, 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Fifth Avenue Church
WSCS Meeting Planned

The Woman's Society OF Chris
tan Service of the Fifth Avenue
Methodist church will hold the
regular meeting in the church on
Monday at $3.50 o'clock.
Since the last meeting a new
circle of young women has been
organized with the following G.
ficers:
Mrs. W. L. Eubanks, chairman;
Mrs. E. P. Goodwin, Jr, co-chair-
man; Mrs. Walter Goodwin, secre-
tary; Mrs. Harris Evans, treasur-
er and Mrs. Joe LeGwin. member
ship chairman. ?
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Plans For World
Day Of Prayer To
Be Made Wednesday

A special meeting will be held
on Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in Grace Methodist church
at which time all presidents OF
missionary societies, all denomina'
tons, are requested to have a rep
resentative present to make plans
for the World Day of Prayer which
will be observed on February 81
in Grace Methodist church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
B. G. Club Hears
7 ak AT Meetinq

The B. G.. club held its monthly
business meeting Tuesday eve
ming, 7:30 at the YWCA.
Miss Jean Blanchard introduced
MacKoy Switzerland, who gave a
very interesting and impressive
talk on TIME"
Members present were as fol
lows: Miss Dorothea Mcdowell,
sponsor, Juanita Cannon, Jean
Blanchard, Charlotte Gardner,
Cornelia Holden, Inez Hufham,
Winifred Woolard, Lovese Miller,
Gloria Nichols and Dolly Saun-
ders.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Valentine Festival
Will Be Given AT
Lake Forest Friday

A Valentine festival will be held
at the Lake Forest School audi
torium on Friday evening at 1880
o clock at which time Milard VII.
liams and Betty Sanderlin OF Mrs.
Reavis Fifth grade will be
crowned King and Queen OF
Hearts.
A special program has been ar
ranged and the public is invited
to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Grace Methodist
WSCS Meet Slated

The WSCS of Grace Methodist
church will hold the Wednesday
church day as follows:
II am. prayer groups; 1870 am.
circles; IL noon business; Ills pm.
luncheon with circle one as hostess.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY.

h pTs Of the national ,o,r>.
will assist. "''u Mrs. Ill.,
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Gladys Carney,
L. M. jenkins To
Wed This Month

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Carney an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Gladys Margaret, to
Melvin Jenkins. Of
Camp Lejeune a n d Birmingham,
Ala, son Of Mrs. Raymond Jenkins
and the late Mr.. Jenkins.
The wedding will take place the
latter part of February.
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A domestic doe rabbit may sup
ply about so pounds of dressed
rabbit meat in a year.
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Birth ANNor,.

.n Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D D
Srew Bell, February /; 5 So s9n L, y
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Mustard Mustard, radishes. Mis-
wallflowers, stock, n'sa'ae
cress are closely telstss \ d VI
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BIRTH

BIKTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Henry
Of Burgaw. announce the birth Of
4 daughter, Mary Virginia, Janu-
airy II at Marion Sprunt annex.
Mrs. Henry is the former Lorens
Wheeler Of Clintoa.
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Sorosis Benefit
Party Scheduled
On Valentines

The North Carolina Sorosis gar
den club will sponsor a benefit
bridge tournament on Valentine
evening at 8 o'clock in the Sorosis
clubhouse, 116 North Third street
to raise funds for the beautlfl-
cation of the clubhouse grounds.
Mrs. C. S. Lowrimore is general
chairman and is being assisted by
Mrs. John Knox Ward, chairman
Of table reservations, telephone
6423; Mrs. l. M. Craig 1884; Mrs.
Walter E. Yopp, 1857 and Miss
Dorothy Forbes, Junior Sorosis
representative, telephone 23960,
Mrs. J. H. Russell. decorations;
Mrs. W. L.. Williford, refresh
ments.
Players requested to bring
cards.