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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19

under construction at the camp
site,
The attractively gowne d
guest listened TO latest reports
On The camp activities as ex-
pressed by Mrs. Carleton Gaines.
chairman Of the Lucy Thurman
Board OF m anage m n I,
ana other members OF the COM
nttee and staff that were pres
cnt Highlighting the affair were
three presentations. Mrs. Geor-
ca Tanksley donated a piano.
Ms Loretta Parker. hair
DRYER and Mrs. Lucille Por-
ter plaque which will be
placed m workshop shrine,
eltt Of the North arolina
Troopers Club. All OF which
viii add TO the personality en-
uchmont and comfort OF the
Happv campers.
GUESTS
Among those seen listening 10
Tie music OF students Of Dill
lNd Community School. and en-
loving the delicious refresh
mcnts from the beautifully dec
grated serving table. were rep
le>enlatives from the Metropol-
IAN Board Of the YWCA Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19

MORGAN had middle aisled il.
The couple are at home at 1872
American MRS MORGAN is
former baselius OF Phi Gam
ma Delta Sorority.
And on Sunday friends were
wishing the BOYETTES Of Tire
man many more happy ami
verSsrieS. They were celebrating
their first year Of welded bliss
MRS. BOYETTE. (nee EN-
ADEAN BELL) received a COR
geous set of silver from the
Mr.. as her anniversary gift.
Each day we hear of seine
OF the new talent holding forth
in achievement Tis or
chids to handsome CHARLES
l., SMITH. this years graduate
from our local school Of law
who is reported quite a barris-
ter and is practiclng in style IN
his new office in the T bin
Building.
And OF course there are or
chids galore for our young ed
itor. ULYSSES w BOYKIN.
who has really made good His
latest achievement is that Of
being appointed a Commission
er by our Honorable Gov. Sig
Ter.
And to the DETROIT VOL
VERNE BASEBALL CLUB =.
stockholders and promoters of
the popular night base ball
teams. Officers Of the club are
ROBERT THOMAS. Pres. DR.
T. N. MALONE. Vice Pres, LY-
MAN BURRIS. Treasurer, CLAIR
ENCE f. JACKSON Secretary
and ARTHUR PALMER. assis-
tant Secy.
And tbs congratulations to
HEY WOOD HENDERSON,
prominent business man
who has started another new
fad entertainment VIA sound
moving pictures With l6-
millmetcr Devry sound movie
setup. he is available to enter
tain your guests al your par
ties with shorts Of Joe Louis and
the rest The Hendersons live
at ia Englewood
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
Masquerade Ball
Held At Norcum

A gala masquerade ball. under
the direction OF Miss Kathleen
Weiss, program director vas held
at Camp Norcum last Friday
night Red white and blue decor
atoms favors, and refreshments
al added to the gayety Of the
affair.
Other members Of the staff who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
Blazers To Be Host
At Music Bar Party

Johnny Moore and his celebrst-
ed Three Blazers will play host
10 a Disc Jockey party 10 be held
at Sportree Music Bar Thurs
CAV. July II. beginning al $50
Noted disc jockeys and theat-
rical editors will be on hand 70
enjoy fine evening of fun and
entertainment with the Blazers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19

participates We're Ms Marian
Warren formerly Of Pittsburgh.
director OF the camp. Maxine Nc
Bride. sports director. Alice.
Fields business office director.
Eula Clark, swimming and boat
ing instructor Gonzella Bailey.
first Old member OF the Red Cross
Motor Corps.
James Gitten formerly Of the
Green Pastures camp, is the camp
Eanoyman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
DR.. Anna Grace
Ne1CeU Dies In
HeHertOn, Pa.

ATLANTA, Word has been
received by President Florence
M Read of Spelman College of
the death of DR.. Anna Grace
Newell. which occurred on June
% at ST Luke's Hospital Beth
lehem, Penn. DR. Newell was
stricken on June % while visit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
E4 !ZlZ9&z&2s Social A&8&32l =
Bits OF Banterjnu

It's Mid-summer-so to the highway they all take
For vacation in the country at the sehore and the lake
TRAVELOGUE
MRS. IRENE GRAVES has taken laundering for to
go to South Notwithstanding both pleasure and work
There she will pursue further studies toward doctor
ate degree at the University Of Brazil and take in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
LOVELY TEA ATTRACTS MANY
IN INTEREST OF CAMP FUND

Of prominent citizens attended lovely
afternoon the spacious of the Lucy Thurman
lWCA The project Camp
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Newell Tells Citizens
No Tax Raise Needed
III U. 5. Pays Share

Clifford II. Newell, president OF
the Federation of Citizens Associ-
ations last night told the Crestwood
Citizens Association no additional
taxes would have to be levied on
District residents if Congress would
pay its share Of municipal costs
here.
"If people who live here have to
perform the duties of citizens-in
supplying men for the Army during
the war and in buying war bonds
then they should have their rights
as citizens" Mr.. Newell declared.
He contended the fiscal relations
between the Federal and District
Governments are "one Of the most
peculiar things in the United
States"
He claimed that, in return for
$40 900 600 invested by the Federal
Government several years ago for
Improvement Of the water system
here, it had since received $43, ,000,-
600 worth of free water. Mr.. Newell
claimed the Federal Government
should pay for this and other mu-
nicipal services it receives. pointing
out that Congress appropriated only
50, ,000, 900 last year in support of the
$72 900 900 District budget.
Mr.. Newell said the District Com
missioners, appointed by Congress,
are helpless to remedy the situation
unless strongly backed up by citi-
zens here. He claimed, however, that
Washington residents have more
friends in Congress than ever be-
fore" and expressed the belief that
a solution to the District budget
problem can be found.
John Clagett Proctor, president
of the Association of Oldest Inhab-
itants, spoke on the history and
background of Crestwood. He said
he could remember when Crestwood
was a rural section and pointed out
that earlier in the history Of the
area, an Indian workshop existed on
the south side of what is now Piney
Branch road, where it crosses Six
teenth street.
He told of famous marriage of
one of the residents of the section
that of Alexander D. Bodisco,
Russian Minister, to Harriet VIII
liams, Georgetown schoolgirl.
Henry Clay was best man, and the
wedding was attended by Martin
Van Buren, Daniel Webster and
James Buchanan.
Resolutions favoring the adoption
of daylight saving time for the Dis
trict during the summer and the sale
of ice cream by weight instead OF
volume were adopted.
The meeting, conducted by
Charles E. Pledger, Jr., president,
was held at Roosevelt High school,
Thirteenth and Upshur streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Births Reported

Marion and Mary Alley, girl.
Nathan and jeanette Alperstein, boy
Boyd and Dorothy Andrews, girl.
Gene and Juanita Archer, boy:
Wilbur and Kathlyn Beezley, boy.
Edward and Edith Bernstein, boy.
Samuel and Bernice Bialek, boy.
Norman and Elizabeth Billups., girl.
Arthur and Helen Binger, girl.
Lloyd and Eleanor Bonsteel, boy.
Harry and Dell Borneman.. boy.
william and Lorraine Boyd, girl.
Hyman and Thelma Ceppos, boy.
Milton and Willie Cooley. boy.
Douglas and Lolagene Coombs, boy.
solomon and Agnes Cuther.. boy.
Roy and Helen Danielson, boy.
Anthony and Ann De Felice, boy.
Doyle and Mary Delaney. girl.
George and Josephine Drank, girl.
Joseph and Doris. Dye, girl.
Lloyd, jr., and Lola Fletcher, boy.
Evening star., 1947-02-06

Albert and Frances Forman, girl.
Joseph and Kathryn Feehan. boy.
Jack and Ethel Foster, boy.
Robert and jean Fox, boy.
Jack and Rosa Frank, girl.
Wuley and Lorraine Garner, boy.
Jimmie and Martha Gibson. girl.
James and Florehce Guy, boy.
Murray and Barbara Hal, girl.
Edward and Janice Hebda, boy.
James and Beverly Higgins, boy.
Fred and Virginia Higgins. sirl.
Daniel and Margaret Hodemarl, boy.
Charles and Frances Hood, boy.
Joseph and Nova Hudson. girl.
Russell and Mary Lou Jenkins. girl.
Harold and Lenora Kahn, girl.
Aaron and Relie Kaplan, girl.
James and Mary Keith. boy.
Raymond and Miriam King, boy.
Frederick and Madeline Knoop, boy.
Jacob and Winifred Kunz. girl.
George and Harriet Lachar. boy.
Oscar and Gertrude Lessans, girl.
Joseph and Gertrude Listrani. girl.
Edward and Louise Mahoney, girl.
John and Martha Miller, girl.
Robert and Ruby Moore, girl.
Carlos and Juty Neiva, boy.
Lloyd and Dorothy Norman, boy.
Evening star., 1947-02-06

Seymour and Shirlie Werner. boy.
Vern and Alberta Williams, boy.
John and Evelyn Witeck, boy.
Martin andscatherine Wylly, girl.
Juan and Riley Yr'rart. boy.
Hyman and Kathryn Zimmerman, boy.
Oscar and Norma zweig, boy.
Dennis and Johnnie Bouknight. boy,
James and Sally Buchanan, girl.
Roland and Juanita Cooper. boy.
Roosevelt and lula King. girl.
Carter and Ernestine Lincoln, Eirl.
Ocie and Minnie Matthews, boy.
Johnny and Georgia Morgan. girl.
Thomas and Thei Spriggs, boy.
John and Pauline Staten, Girl.
Winfield and Grace Thomas. boy.
Arthur and Mary Thomas, boy.
Leroy and Hazel Tillman, girl.
George and johnnie Wash, boy.
Meredith and Vernice Watkins. girl.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Leon and Agnes Nunn. girl.
Joe and Polly Parker. boy.

| Leon and Agnes NuHn. girl.
Joe and Polly Parker. boy.
Carlton and Doris Parks, girl.
eugene ana Myrtle Perry, girl.
Jesse and Florence Price, girl.
James and Virginia Redmon, boy.
Monroe and Evelyn RomanSky, boy.
Nathan and Rhea Rubin, boy.
Robert and Margaret Sauer. boy.
William and Stella Schulgen. boy.
Herbert and Susan Sholar, girl.
Harry and Rose Shufel, boy.
Abraham and Clara Silyerman, girl.
Leon and Shirley Stiut, boy.
Alfred and Jane Straughan, twin boys.
Jessie and Agnes Tessier. girl.
Kenneth and Dolores Trunnel, girl.
Edwin and Eleanor Vallon, boy.
William and Mary Vandergrift, girl.
Richard and Mary weigie. girl.
Evening star., 1947-02-06

10 DYED Northern-bock Muskrot Coots. Sizes
II, I3, IS, II. Were S474. Now ----$354
$ Dyed southern-bock Muskrot Sizes 9, ",
13 and IS. Were S4o2 Now--------$354
2NoturoI Groy Chinese Kidskin Coots Size !.
Were $3.50. Now -----------------$
a Groy-dyed Indion Lamb Goats. Sizes l3,
IS. Were $474. Now -------------$354
All prices
w&I-Junior Furs Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-02-06

! Silver blue-dyed Northern Flank Muskrot
Coot. Size l3. Wos $474 Now----$354
| Noturo Groy Squirrel Coot. Size IS. Was
$5o4. Now w-------------------
z Mink dyed Squirrel Coots- Sizes l3, IS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
NIKOLI VEG
(Nadaljevanje S 4. strani)

premenili. Precej dolgo sem mo-
rala ugihati, ali ste tisti. Bill
ste. Pomislite. Dvanajst let je
ze tega. Dvanajst let! Moja sta
rejsa hcerka steje ze deset let.'
"'Pogledal sem otroka. In ma
Sci sem ma MEM nekaj tiste ljub-
kosti, XII jo je imela nekdaj ME-
gova matt, samo da je bila Sc
nedolocna, nalahno oblikovana,
nastopajoca. In zivljenje Sc mi
je zazdelo bezno, kakor vlak, XII
puhne mimo mas.
"Dospeli smo Maisons-Laf-
fitte. Poljubil sem svoji start
prijateljici roko. Kar sem il po'
vedal, je bilo vse strasno vsak'
DAME. Bill sem proved razburjen,
da bi mogel govoriti.
"Ko sem bill zve6er cisto sam
donna, sem Sc dolgo, silno dolgo
gledal ogledalu. In pomisli]
sem, kaksen sem bill nekdaj,
spomnil sem sc ma svoje rjave
brke, ma svoje crne lase in ma
svoj mladostni obraz. Zdaj pa
sem bill star. Nikoli vec!!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28

ma kavelj sredi stropa. jerk mu
je ostudno molel il ust. Desna
copata, XII mu je bila usla z no.
ge, je lezala ma tleh. Levo je Sc
incl. Stol Sc je bill prekucnil do
same postelje. /
Celeste je zarjula in v silnem
strahu zbezala. Vsi sosedje so
pridrveli. Zdravnik je dejal, da
je prisla smrt o polnoci.
Ma samomorilcevi mizi so ma
sli pismo "a gospoda Duretoura.
V tenn pismu je bila ena sama
vrstica:k
"Prepsueam in zaupam vam
malega."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28

povrsno sem pogledal siroko
okroglo kokljo. Imela je obraz
kakor polna luna, pokrival ga je
pa klobuk, yes v trakovih.
Ultra hoja jo je tako upe-
hala, da je komaj sopla. Otroci
pa so zaceli brbljati. Razgrnil
sem casopis in cital.
'Ko smo sc peljali il Asniera,
mi je pa soseda naenkrat rekla:
"'Oprostite, gospod, ali niste
vi gospod Carnier?'
"'Sem, gospa.'
'Zasmejala Sc je zadovolj-
MIN smehom postene zene, a
vendar nekoliko zalostno:
cali me ne poznate vec?'
"Ugibal sem. Zdelo sc mi je
pac, da sem res re nekje videl ia
obraz; samo kje, kdaj?
"Odgovoril sem: 'Poznam (.
in ne poznam Poznam vas
gotovo, samo vase ime mi je
uslo il spomina.'
"Zardela je nekoliko:
"'Gospa Julie Lefevre.'
"Takega sunka nisem dobil Sc
nikoli. En- sam trenutek, pa Sc
mi je zdelo, da je zame vse kon-
cano! Cutil sem, da Sc je pretr-
gala tancica pred mojimi ocmi
in da sc mi odkrivajo strasne,
srce trgajoce reel.
"Bila je ona! Ia debela, vsak-
danja zenska, ona? In rodila je
te stiri deklice, odkar je nisem
videl. Pa sem sc cudil Sc ten!
majhnim bitjem kakor njih ma
teri. Prisla soiz ME; bila so ze We.
lika in so zavzemala svoja mesta
v zivljenju, medtem ko Sc je ona
umeknila, ona, koketno in ljub.
ko cudo lepote. Kakor bi jo bill
.videl Sc vceraj, zdaj jo pa dobim
tako! Ali je bilo to mogoce
Brezmejna bolecina mi je sits
kala srce, hkrati pa tudi sovra.
stvo do narave same, nepre'
misljen srd do njenega brezob.
zirnega, strasnega sirovega po'
cetja.
"Osupel sem jo gledal. Potem
pa sem jo prijel "a roko in solze
SO mi zalile oci. Objokoval sem
memo mladost, objokoval njenc
smrt. Zakaj te debele gospe nj.
lsem prav mic poznal.
"Tudi ona je bila ginjena in
je jecljala:
"'MoGno sem Sc izpremenila
kaj ne? Kaj hocete, vse mine,
Vidite, da sem postala matt,
prav samo matt, dobra matt
Zbogom vse drugo; koncano je,
Ell, dobro sem vedela, da bi me
ne spoznali, &c hi Sc Sc kdaj sre'
Gala.
"'Sicer ste sc pa tudi vi il.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
ENAKOPRAVNOST

VISA prepadena je Celeste pri-
pravila kavo, srce il je nemirno
bilo in sla je h gospodu. Pred
vrati sc je ustavila in poslusala.
Vse je bilo tho. Potrkala je; no.
benega odgovora. Tedaj je zbra-
la yes svoj pogum, odprla je,
vstopila, grozno zakricala in IL
pustila zajtrk il rok.
Gospod Lemonnier ,je visel
ravno sredi sobe, obesen "a vrat
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
(Nadaljevanje S 5. stranD

delali, menoj? Max, ne boste |
in zaradi koga, zaradi koga
le ). {. . zaradi koga :. zaradi te-
ga smrkavca, XII Sc cello vas nj
ne Sc vas nj :! Ne
Sc vas nj =! Sc vas nj i
Sc vas nj . :! To vedo vsi, pre-
sneto! Samo vi ne ;. Vprasajte
trgovca, mesarja, peka, tistega,
XII hocete, tistega XII hocete."
Jeza il je jemala sapo, da je
kar jecljala. Umolknila je in str
mela vanj. On je pa kar obstal,
prebledel kakor zid, in roke so
mu omahnile. Cez nekaj sekund
je vendar izpregovoril pridu-
senim glasom, XII sc mu je tresel
cd groznega razburjenja:
I'll pravis? ii pravis?
kaJ 'praVlS u
Ustrasila Sc je njegovega OBJ
raza in je moleala. Napravil je
Sc en- korak in ponovil:
I'll pravis? Kaj pravis
ti?"
Odgovorila je mirno: "Govo-
rim samo to, kar vem, kar cisto
dobro vem. To, kar vedo vsi.'
Vzdignil je ODE roki, sc vrgel
nanjo zivalsko razdrazenostj jo
| in jo poizkusil vreci ma tia. Bila
je pa, dasi ze priletna, Sc mocna
in gibcna. Izvila sc mu je IL rok,
zbezala okoli mize, postala spet
VISA divja in zavriscala:
"Poglejte ga, lie poglejte ga,
vi, zivina zivinska, &c nj cisto
tax kakor gospod Duretour. LIE
poglejte njegov nos, njegove oci;
kaj innate vi take oci, tax nos,
take lase? Jih je mar imela ona ?
Povem YAM, da vedo "a to vsi,
samo vi ne! Vse mesto Sc posme-
huje! LIE poglejte ga .. -
Ko je prisla do vrat, jih je od-
prla in izginila.
Jean je sedel prestrasen pred
/ kroznikom juhe in Sc nj premek.
/ nil.
Cez emo uro je ona zopet pray
\ potihoma prisla, da bi pogledala
/ Decek je bill medtem pojedel sla'
/ dice, skledico smetane in skle
/ dico poslajenih hrusk, zdaj pa
je ravno zajemal vkuhano sad
je z veliko zlico.
Il Oceta nj bilo v sobi.
Celeste je nemirno prijels
Il otrolza, ga objela, tho odnesls
| v njegovo sobo in ga polozila
/ posteljo.
Il V hisi je bilo tho kakor '
i grobu. Prisluskovala je pri vra
i tin svojega gospodarja. Mic gs
/ nj slisala. Pogledala je skoz klju
cavnico. Pisal je in je bill videt
/ miren.
Odsla je nazaj v svojo kuhi
| MO, sedla je in cakala, priprav
ljena ma vse, ker je nekaj slutila
Zadremala je ma stolu in sc
/ je sele dnem zbudila.
/ Pospravila je po hisi, kako1
/ po navadi vsako jutro, pometla
je, pobrisala prah, proti osrh
/ uri pa je pripravila kavo "a 60
spoda Lemonniera.
\ 1mela pa nj toliko poguma, da
bi mu jo nesla, zakaj dobro je
/ vedela, kako bi jo sprejel. Caka'
la je torej, da pozvoni. On pa nj
pozvonil. Odbila je re deveta
/ potem deseta ura.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
Mrs. R. M. Boyd
Feted AT Party
In King Home

Mrs. Robert M. Boyd, the
former Mary Alice Reaves, was
entertained Friday night by Miss
Gertrude Mills and Mrs. William
G. King at the home of the lat
ter, 1904 Princess street.
Throughout the lower floor OF
the King home were lovely ar
rangements of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and floral greenery, car
rying out the color scheme OF
green and white. Mrs. Boyd was
presented a corsage of white
carnations.
After several games were
played with prizes being won by
Mrs. Emily B. Mckee, Misses
Vashti Gornto, Betty Burnett,
and Juanita Pierce, Mrs. Boyd
was presented with many pieces
of crystal and silver in her
chosen pattern.
The table was covered with a
lace cloth, centered with a cry
stal bowl of youpon and thanked
by silver candlesticks holding
white candles. Miss Gertrude
Mills poured lime punch from
one end of the table and Miss
Betty Burnett assisted in serv-
ing it with Individual cakes
topped with rosebuds and tiny
cups of mints and nuts to the
following guests: Mesdames
Boyd, Emily B. Mckee, Frances
T. Edmundson, Misses Vashtl
Gornto, Marie Burgwin, Juanita
Pierce, Callie Scott and Martha
Beall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14

The main feature of the
Wrightsboro Parent Teacher
meeting Monday evening will be
a Christmas program of music,
given by the Rhythmn Band un-
der the direction Of Miss Lois
Cashwe1l, and the Glee Club and
Boys choir under the direction
of Johanna Duls.
After a short business meet
ing, the Rhythmn band will play
the following numbers: !. School
Band 2. Three Little Puppies B..
Jack, Quack 4. A Christmas
Medley 5. The Toy Parade g..
Bethlehem Lullaby a trio by San
dra Sherman, Cynthia Cor
bett, and Jean Ross and We
Wish You a Merry Christmas.
The members of the band are:
Barbara Moore, Betty Sue
Edens, Linda Webb, Joyce Sim
mons, Victor Horrell, Johnny
Samuels, Margaret Swart, Patsy
Collier, Buck O'Shields, Jean
Ross, Cynthis Corbett, Sandra
Sherman, Neil Hines, Shirley Ed
wards, Betty Meyland, Geraldine
Smith, Bobbie Flowers, Linda
Stevens, Linda Dortch, Earl
Groom, Betty Swart, Becky
O'Shields, Bland Edwards, Lar
ry Davis, Don Groom, Aida
Swart, Sandra Corbett, Barbara
Reid Rivenbark, Danny Murray,
Bobby Cain, Connie Smith, Bar
bara Rivenbark, Wayne At
kinson, Elizabeth Smith,
Christmas will be presented
through Scripture and Carols by
the Glee club and the Boys
choir, and will consist of the fol-
lowing: Scripture Luke 2:1-20,
Adeste Fideles, 20 Little Town
of Bethlehem (unison), o Holy
Night (solo), Away in a Manger
(solo) Fairest Lord Jesus (sex-
tet) Silent Night (Three Parts)
Joy to the World (Three parts)
Soloists: Lynn Corbett and H.
F. Sherman
Sextet: Shirley Hinson, Ber-
nice Jordan, Kenneth johnson,
Lyn Corbett, Alice Murray, and
Faye Moore.
Members of the Glee club and
Boys choir are: Altos, Tysula
Theodore, Bernice Jordan, Caro-
lyn Johnson, Billy Rivenbark,
Eugene johnson, Carl Dempsey,
Charles Jones, Melvi Watkins,
Edith Stanley, Alice Murray,
Adelaide Johnson, Nancy Burke,
Lawrence Glisson, Charlotte
Wrote, Ruby Swart, Geraldine
Knowles Lucy Groot Roma Nc
Dougal Allen Yopp, Sopranos:
James Earl Parker, jeanette
Yopp, Marion Westbrook, Ellen
Hardeman, P armelee Justice,
Marine Swart, Dorothy Lane Ha-
eel Swart, Shirley Justice, Mary
Ann Tilden, Louise Cash, Louise
Elhers, Shirley Barnes, Annie
Mae Mathis, Pat SWart, Fred
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
F0rest Hills
Pupils To Give
The NATIVITY

A Christmas pageant, The
Ns-.,itv. will be presented at
rorest Hills school on Wednes-
5sv corning at 9 80 for the pu-
niJs and at 7:30 p. m. for par
ants 4od friends of the school.
Many Christmas carols will
bo ~1ng by the glee club com:
noscd of pupils from the fifth,
-;v-. seventh, and eighth
orsaf- A cordial invitation is
o ooy+ledcd to all who wish to at
The program is as follows:
THE PROPHECY
Scene = Isaiah, Billy West.
THE SHEPHERDS
ceae II-Shepherds: Richard
Roeers. Richard James, Mackie
1arqan, Van King, Alex Efird.
Ro'rr McCumber, Bob b "
Ste. rs. Albert Greasy.
HEROD'S COURT
ccane III - Herod, Claude
Ehrd
Masi, Jon Gerdes, Bobby
Hail. Glenn Avery.
THE NATIVITY
Scene IV-Mary, Betty June
Reese.
Joseph, Allen Murray.
Angels: Louise Barrett, Linda
Fav Schulken, Diana Dunn, AL
ice Dudley Howell, Ann Plum
mer Jane Leitch, RoXanna
Barefoot, Pat Thompson, Rich
ard Oats.
Reader, Mitchell Jenkins.
SoIoists, Janice Edwards
Richard Oats.
Quartet, Janice Edwards,
Charlotte Jones, Gaynell Shipp,
Shirley Shipman.
GIec Club, composed of pupils
from the fifth, sixth, seventh,
and eighth grades.
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Wxightsboro School PTA Plans
Christmas Program Monday Night

Spencer, Bill johnson, Billy
Theodore, Philip Norman, c. w.
Taylor, Bert Webb, Ralph Cay
ton, Jackie Jernigan, Paul
Swart, Jerry Overcast, Clifton
Pate, Rodney Lane, Flora
Fowler, Ruby Cook and Shirley
Hinson.
The public is cordially invited.
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Beach Fellowship
To Present Special
Service This Eveninc

The Youth Fellowship of the
Little Chapel on the Boardwalk,
Wrightsville Beach, will hold a
special Christmas program this
evening at Z o'clock.
The title of the program is
"Peace on Earth" The ira
ditional Christmas carols will be
rendered during the evening and
all persons residing at the beach
or sound are cordially invited to
attend this service.
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YWCA Schedules
Events For Week

The following calendar of ac-
tivities for the week has been re-
leased by the Young Women's
Christian association:
MONDAY
2.30 pm. - Lake Forest Y
Teens lat schooD
pm. IS ophomore Y-Teens
GAS pm. - Residence Girls
Vespers
7 p.m.-Rehearsael for Christ
mas Program
TUESDAY
1890 a.m.-Board of Direc-
tors
2:3O pm. - Hemenway Y
Teens
7:3O pm. -. Hanging of the
WEDNESDAY
2:30 pm. - Chestnut Street
Y-Teens (at schoo)---..- .... -. 80
4 pm. - Freshman Y-Teens
THURSDAY
pm. - Woman's Bible Class
of Grace Church Christmas Par
ty
ty
FRIDAY
7:30 to 10 pm. - T-Teen Can
teen Christmas Party
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Walker,
Jr.. announce the birth of son,
James Daniel, III, December 2
at Marion Sprunt annex.
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Rebekah Lodge
Names Officers

The following members of the
Letitia Rebekah lodge, No. 3,
were named to office at the
most recent meeting of the
group
Mrs. Rena Ellis, past noble
grand; Mrs. Leona Matthews,
noble grand; Mrs. Susie JUS
tice, vice grand; Mrs. Mabel
Garrison, secretary; Miss Flor
ence Tienken; and Miss Eta
Craig, treasurer.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph E. Co.'S
ton announce the birth of a
daughter, Marian J a y, Decem-
ber 5 at Marion Sprunt annex.
Mrs. CcG4Jn is the former Claris
Collins e. Wilmington and Tao
csa, Ga.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Single
ton announce the birth Of a son,
Thomas Farnell, N o vember %
at Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs.
Singleton is the former Mary
Futch.