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Evening star., 1947-06-15

MYRTLE A. WEADON co. offers three love.
ly homes for your selection:
house svabe for immedisss oeeupsneg sSn:
GRATED throushout: nrst floor consists Of q
I'D with fireplace, library, iavatory, dining
room, model kitchen and solarium; second
Har rse ss hsss eee9s ssasesm sR Th "A
rooms, baths: third floor has nice bed
rooms. bath and large storage. room; rec
rsatlon - room, maids room, bath. scar
2. Cleveland Park "A beautiful brick
home OF DISTINCTION. situated in one Of the
bay window. dining room. sun parlor. law
and Sashs on sna door iaTfs WITH pss niee
large lot; close to good schools, stores and
tslansportaataiso,n; This home Is in new
"s.. }. Just aseoa'i Oh isth-A beautiful Colonial
r. 0iet & front Dssssss sTse en-
mirror Ianpins % esillns,. dining room. .
rooms and baths. stairway to attic: nice
basement with ,avatory and gas heat For
bsssp bos c6asNY RsRSls ofsp 81 4ss1 nTHrIE a wHA
ssaIass Z b.ss:i RI. deasIs ss%; . r. ~ nag. 81:
home: hon sha We 0s. say. to % orsr sodsy @ oi 'ns 0s''
Bethesda-Modern brick bungalow:
rms, bath. oil heat; lse. lot; excel. eondi-
Silver Spring--Modern brick bungalow;
5 rms, bath; lse. lot; excel condition.,
Priced to sell Immediately. To tnspect
si7e till pm. --16 4.
GEORGETOWN-We have one Of the incest
houses that has been on the market in
brick house with fireplace. bath. heat,
large garden: excellent location. s.
II you are bachelor and want o per-
feet small house for gracious living. Jet u
show you one that has been perfectly re-
modelled and ready for immediate oceu.
Several other houses, both In and out
Of GeorYetoWn; also some Va. property
that are excellent buys. TOWN REALTY
lCcntinued On Next PsgsJ
Evening star., 1947-06-15

WALSH. Inc, Sis 1Ith st. NV. and pI
MTsrMoRELAND CIRCLE AREA
f@s suss sesnns on e
hall with beautiful Colonial stairway. ant
open rear porch on first foor; 8 largt
stairs; unusually large Handicapped lot witt
have seen in this area. At only s2I, 500
Sal, EA s5s7 ssdsy Isy,. caPrTAL ssP vIsy .s
1sss RTrTENHoUsE ST. N.w.-opsn 9
to pm. SUNDAY. See this very good buy
city KAY REr4 tsFRS Co. 'fa a b: saoc
s9S 5SoS ca saiH ave ras nv 20, cr.,v,,,. H. s,,
oRts spTns s@s sa1 on on well ELL
bsaut;, liy; Em, lsrgs mod; ysi.eauippes
hoor sn4 9' aoor 0sG nishsd Aaa and @ heated On as
| large bedrm.; full basement, a.-c. heat
s ra or as BEYOND II aIs ss'f os
S5MH Ss wffa iEooaf BsiEhlaE sEiasJ u S7aS 6.
= baths. nEepiaes e bsdrmil; bath on s.
g0sshss n Ta'ase 4 9s hs9sT sos2SS ss.
Georsia to Thayer ave. st Murphy.s anS
10. right hlssss hlss 70 eo4 q AcDEVIrT
ssGNSALoWe1nmsdiats sesisSs N possession. srica
room rna "eits aia..ts t.eEsn sfs T Gem h
baths. finished attic: air conditionsd: ga,
living quarters; built-in garage; large
beautifully landscaped grounds. ME. 1900
ESTATE OF 2 ACRES. overlooking goli
course; restored farm house with lse. liy
and din. rms, with picture windows, at
tractive fireplace, UNIQUE flower garden,
modern kitchen. law. 1st a.; bedrms. and
side porch, outdoor fireplace. oil h.-w.h.
S19, ,g50. II you like the unusual be sure
EpW, II Il. JONES Co. NC. is
conn. AvE;l4-story brick. EondsrfMull M
doctors oh.ees, studio os professional Use.
GfoRGEToWN-s attractive homes. 81
containing 8 bedrooms and baths. good
|neighborhoods, nice gardens and priced
under $4,000. JOHN z. de sI1ouE q
CO.. IL Dupont Circle. NO. 5963. -1b
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10
DETECTIVES KILL
ARMED CRACKSMEN
Officers Hide In Mushroom
After Receiving Tip Of
Coming Robbery

PROVIDENCE, R. l., March g.
W.H-Trapped in a darkened road.
side restaurant, three bandits were
shot to death early today in a gun
battle with detectives who had
waited three hours to foil an at
tempted safe-cracking.
The trio were killed by four de-
tectives who had hidden in a wash
room at a Howard johnson restau-
rant on the Providence = Boston
highway after getting a tip that the
eating place was to be broken into.
The detectives were uninjured.
Taken to the morgue, the gun
men were identified as Joseph
Cont, %, of Providence, Joseph
Fitsimmons, 80, of Haverhill,
Mass, and William j. MUSE, 81, of
Stoneham. Both Cont and Fitz-
simmons had police records.
Police Chief James E. Murray
of Providence had assigned the de-
tectives - all crack shots - after
being tipped that a break was
planned. He would not reveal the
source of the tip.
Detectives Walter E. Stone,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10

Charles F. McElroy, Thomas A.
Mckenna and Francis Spicols
secreted themselves in the wash.
room when the restaurant closed.
last midnight. -
Shortly after 3 a. M, they heard
voices in the rear of the building
and a window was raised. The
three bandits started along a mar
row corridor leading past the door
Of the Washroom. M
How do you get upstairs?" one
OF the gunner, asked.
Suddenly one of the trio pushed
against the door of the Mushroom,
held slightly ajar by Spicola, and
shouted, Cops" u
Throw up your hands" order4
ed Spicola. .,,,
Instead of surrendering, the trio
opened fire in the dimly-lit corri-
dor and the detectives answered.
with As automatics and riot gunsss
Cont and MUSE dropped in the
corridor. Fitzsimmons bolted'
through the main dining room and
leaped through a closed Window
He was felled after he had taken
a few steps in the restaurants
parking lot. ~
During the shooting, detectives
heard an automobile speed away
from the parking lot and theorized'
that a fourth bandit had been left
behind in a getaway car. "7'
The 600-pound safe, which the
men were after, contained two
days receipts.
Chief Murray praised the four
detectives highly for their work.
They did their duty in a tight
spot" he said. Thank God they
were not hurt"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10
Unclaimed Pledges

w
Gents cluster ring. Seven blue
white diamonds. Two carat
spread. s19s. 90
Gents SOLID gold rings. ----- $1,000
Lady's ring. Opals and rubies. $1,000
Airplane striped luggage. New.
Washable and silk lined, with
four pockets. 81" case. s15.e5;
wardrobe case, s27.5o 26" Pull
Triple head Remington electric
shaver with case. ------ $3.50
SO" steamer trunk made of vul-
canized trunk fibre reinforced
with metal. $15.95
One lot of mems wrist watches.
7. IS and II jewels. All in per-
feet condition. --- $12.5 so
21-jewel Burlington white gold
pocket watch. In perfect condi-
ton. $3.50
Lady's hanger case, with hangers
and three pockets. Airplane
type, reinforced with leather
binding. s24.5o
Genuine leather pocketbook. 1885 ST. 0
Sport wrist watches. ISL. Lon
gines and Elgins. Stretch bands
to match. White and yellow
gold. $3.50
Golf bag with three Upper pockets.
Trimmed with genuine leather $685.
Genuine cowhide briefcase. Upper
all around with disappearing
handles. five pockets lined with
leather. $22.5 so
Photograph. Hand wound. --- SASS
Four powered field glasses. $9,9
Stevens COCA. shotgun. 26" full
choke. Three shot. --- $24.s 5
"~Clarionette" radio = p~honograph
combination. Six tubes. Console
model: superheterdyne, Large
record storage compartment.
Terms can be arranged. New S149. so
Automatic Postmaster. New. S18.75
17-jewel Invicta pocket watch.
Veri-thin model. Yellow gold S29. so
Craftsman drawing instruments in
case. Chrome finish. - S12.95
Gents military rings with U. S.
insignia and ruby. Yellow gold s12.5o
Remington portable typewriter.
New. sa1.21
Winchester 30-caliber carbine rifle.
New. s65.o DO
Parker Lifetime pen. New. $3.50 $3.50
Gents solid gold wedding bands.
Assorted widths ---------- $9.05
tents lax yellow gold ring. Three
fiery diamonds. A real bargain s4s.5 50
Kay mandolin in case. Good as
new. s2s. so
Bridal set with diamonds. Yellow
golo. $3.50
Leica camera in case. F 1.2
lens. SIPS. 600
Al-JeWeI BuIOVa WIlSt watch with
stretch band. Yellow gold. 500. so
Any of the above items will be for
warded COD. with inspection
privilege.
Expert WATCH REPAIR work and
JEWELRY REPAIR of any description.
Also ring sizing and stone setting. ALL
WORK GUARANTEED and at most
reasonable prices.
GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING.
3-Day Cleaning Service.
Reasonable Prices.
FINKELSTEIN'S
LOAN OFFICE
FRONT AND MARKET.
dependable Diamond Brokers
Since 1909"
DIAL 1862.
HANDMADE DRESSES, SLIPS. BIBS,
Pillow Cases, Sacques, Caps, Booties,
Mittens and Gowns. Nancy Wilma
Ghon
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10

LARGE SOUTHERN ORGANIZATION
is expanding its sales activities in 1947.
This is an unusual opportunity for an
energetic, intelligent man of good char
acter to enjoy a permanent position.
Must be sales minded but not neces-
sarily sales-experienced, as training is
given. Openings in the following towns
Wilmington. Whiteville, Lumberton.
Rockingham, Fayetteville, New Bern.
Kinston, Goldsboro, n Warsaw, Please
give full particulars. Division Manager
will contact. Box 90, The Star-News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10
70-For Sale, Misc.

FOR SALE: 6 FIT. FRIGIDAIRE MEAT
case. Perfect condition. Salmon's
Grill, 2006 Princess Street Road.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10

JUST Acknowledgement OF SMALL
tricycles at S10.95 and $12. 95. Also
large metal wagons with large heavy
rubber tires at $12. IS. Carolina Furni-
ture Company, GIT N. Fourth Street.
Dial 4048. Across The Bridge"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10
Job Opening For:
Skilled Sheet Metal Workers.
Experienced Blow-Pipe Me-
chanics.
$1.65 per hour
8 hour day-6 day week
Time and a half over 40 hrs.
Apply To
N. c.. State
Employment Service
rs N. End St.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. CAPABLE
young man for handling general office
work of contracting firm. Tipping and
payroll experience necessary. Phone
V. P. Lofts Co. Representative, Miss
Falls, at Cape Fear hotel after 2 p. m.
Monday for interview.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10
55-For Rent, Apartments

10 l-2 PRINCESS, APARTMENTS:
rooms. furnished Hot showers. Dial
2-2lS7 after $3.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10
60-For Rent Rooms

CHOlCE. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
rooms for rent, Private and semi-pri-
vate baths Refrigerator service. Adults.
kltchenette available Phone 2-2756 or
$3.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10

ne sold for one paper except sa'ur'
uy Star orr NAV,
---- 30 per word
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800 ------- 10 per word
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advertisement TAKEN FOR
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A.. ordered toI q special number
.I.vs and stopped before expira.
n vii only be charged Tor number
n0H laws ad appeared Refunds must
=. called for within three days.
RI ctar-News will not be respon-
~ for more than one incorrect In.
W. w. nor will be responsible for
". advertisement not handled OF
s.er,ed as directed except to publish
=. republish after notification
" m. Star New. reserves the right
-eturn OF accept any advertisement
.',nmjtted for publication,
~ services are not rendered as ad-
.+ised. The Star-News wants to
Wv it. We will see that any at
ami to defraud is promptly handled
~ the p o. Department
N classified DISPLAY {
ACCEPTED AFTER s Pm. DAILY
~ pm. SATURDAY..
NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS
| nAILY 9 A. nj. to $3.50 p. M.
EXCEPT SATURDAY.,
| sATURUAY 9 A. Nj. to Z p. M.
Positively No Telephone
transactions after these hours
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10

FURNISHED ROOM - SUNSET PARK.
DIAL 1906 all day Sunday. after 6
week DAYS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10

WRINGER ROLLS TO FIT MOST WASH
ers. Let us repair your washers, clean
erS. irons. etc. 2-37na.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10
70-For Sale, Misc.

EXCLUSIVE AGENCY sPARToN RAJ
dios. Radios Richest Voice. Anchor
Hardware Co. Front & Dock St,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10

SURE WE HAVE GLASS FOR ALL
size furniture and desk tops Call us
now. Atlantic Glass Co. Phone 2-03oO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10

GAS STOVE, $40, & GAS HOT WATER
heater, $40. Phone 2-6463.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10
S7-Wanted Male or Female

TWO EXPERIENCED HOSPITAL LAB
oratory techricians. Apply DR.. H. c..
Lennon, Jefferson Bldg, Greensboro,
N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10

CAN YOU USE AN EXTRA $500 DAILY
for four hours work, serving regular
customers? Choose your own hours.
u time work also available. Apply
410 Southern Bldg. 5 to 6 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10

Gents cluster ring. Seven blue
white diamonds. Two carat
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10

BICYCLE BELLS. ANCHOR HARD
ware C0
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10

PloU'UU
Gents solid gold rings. ------ $40 90
Lady's ring. Opals and rubies. $50. 90
Airplane striped luggage. New.
Washable and silk lined, with
four pockets, 81" case. S15.95
wardrobe case, $27.50; rs" Pull
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-10
Tie Wilmington Star
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An Ciassltled Ads are inserted IN
doth The wilmington stsI sna The
s%ummgton News No Classified Ads
re sold for one paper except satur'
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-24

duties at the school, all of the 80 women instructors sent to Bra gil were released. The probable reason, Miss Skule believes, was that the head of the Brazilian army, which assumed control of the school, still believed that Woman'S place was in the home.
 Future Unlimited
 The future of this vast South American country is absolutely unlimited, the school teacher feels, if Brazilians can absorb the technical knowledge they so badly need. Human labor rather than machinery still accomp- fishes the work in Brazil.
 Some of the most beautiful modern buildings in the world, embodying the latest principles of architectural design, stand side by side with tenements of the worst type. Beggars roam Brazilian streets, and whole fam lilies live on the sidewalks with no homes to go to.
 Sidewalks in Rio de Janeiro are beautifully fashioned of minute tiles, streets are broad, parks are landscaped gardens of beauty. But Brazilian locomo- tives still burn wood and it's a law in Brazilian cities that every one must wear shoes to ride on a streetcar.
 Yet even though it is years be- hind the United States in tech nical development and in its theory of a woman's place in so- ciety, Jennie Skule finds that a year wasn't nearly long enough. She saw glimpses of Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Curitiba and Serra Negra, but there's much more she wants to see and to do. She's already planning to go back some day.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-24
Red Cross Helps Local Hospital

Continued from page D it was discovered what type of equipment was needed, the amount was boosted to $3,00O.
 MT. BouWens said the sum was large enough to purchase a new x-ray machine and an anaesthe- sia machine, both vitally needed in the Valley hospital. The money is freely offered, the sole proviso being that the equipment be ordered through Red Cross.
 MT. Bouwens also has been notified that the local chapter of the Red Cross hereafter will be permitted to retain locally all funds raised in the annual spring drive, less 12 per cent due at na- tional headquarters.
 The fund also will be admin istered locally, rather tn an through the Anchorage chapter as in the past.
 The Red Cross drive for funds is not included in the Community Chest, since the organization stages it's own drive on a national scale each March.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-24
Brazil Leaves
 Yen For Snow
Continued from page 1)

Continued from page D other holiday which means as much to him and to his father and mother, too, as does Christ mas and Santa Claus to an Amer ican child. Little Brazilians count the days until Carnival, when for a whole week the entire country is in holiday mood, shar- ed by rich and poor alike.
 Men all masquerade as women for Carnival week. Costumes are elaborate and detailed, and are complete even to wigs and make up. Revellers dance the samba and the rhumba in the streets for hours on end, rest for little time, and return to dance again. There are parades and great gatherings of merrymakers through the streets during the week. At the close of Carnival, Lent, which is very strictly ob- served in South America, begins.
 One of 300
 But there was little time to be spent in missing traditional holiday or in learning the history of new one for Miss Skule. She was one of 300 American instruc- tors who were sent to Brazil to teach in the Technical School of Aviation established by that country's air minister for train ing of Brazilian cadets.
 In addition to daily classroom duties, where she taught a course in radio theory, Miss Skule and her fellow workers were engaged in translating technical material, textbooks, reference papers and all necessary source literature in- to Portuguese for the students. Instructors each taught one hours English daily, in addition.
 The technical school which brought her to Brazil as instruc- tor was planned, equipped and supplied by the United States. Education in Brazil in all tech nical fields is almost entirely lacking, and instructors were forced to literally write their own texts as they taught.
 Limited Schooling
 Miss Skule explained that the average Brazilian never has more than four or five years at school, and many of her student cadets had never had more than one or two. Their idea of edu- cation is far different from ours," she said. 'Your well-educated Brazilian may speak four or five languages, and there isn't any, thing about music that he doesn't know, but chemistry, physics and other technical courses are en- tirely outside of his field of knowledge"
 Cadets who entered the school, which is located at Sac Paulo, first were given IT or 18 weeks of work in general fields before they entered the aviation spe- cialty field of their choice. Stu dents graduated in from 18 months to three years, depending upon the type of work in which they specialized.
 AS source materials began to be built up and Brazilians were trained to take over instructors
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-03-27

Special service every meal at
Allison's. COLL and enjoy the foil
here.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-03-27
Arts And Crafts Club
With Mrs. Sharp

The Arts and Crafts Club met in
the home of Mrs. w. H. Sharp Sr.
Her home was artistically decorated
throughout with beautiful arrange
ments of spring flowers. There
were twenty members present. The
meeting was presided over by the
club president, Mrs. Ruth Roach.
Mrs. j. r. Watson reported on the
box of clothing being sent to war
torn Greece and thanked the men,
bers for their splendid cooperation
in making it possible for the box of
useful articles.
The business meeting was presid-
ed over by Mrs. P. H. Williams,
after which Miss Addie Vic Bailey
led several interesting contests
about Spring.
Mrs. Gertrude Collier, a friend Of
the club, sent each one present a
corsage of garden flowers.
Guests for the afternoon were Mrs
John Gwin, ST., Mrs. Charlie Par
sons and Mrs. Norton Rhodes, OF
Memphis. The hostess served a de-
licious salad course with cake and
tea.
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Society
= Clubs
Legion's 18th Birthday
Observed With Banquet

The American Legion and Auxil-
larry celebrated the 18th anniversary
of the Legion Thursday with ban
quet at the Country Club.
More than eighty guests were re-
gistered to participate in activities
of the happy occasion.
The club room was artistically de-
corated with Spring flowers, vases
of candles carrying out the color
scheme of red, white and blue.
After invocation was said by Bro
A. Y. Brown, the guests were seated
at the table, where beautiful spr-
cad had been prepared by the
ladies of the Auxiliary.
Mrs, Skinner. vice-president, in
the absence of the president, Mrs
Gillian, in gracious manner pre-
scented the two-tiered cake adorned
with % candles. The response was
given by Mrs. P. H. Williams.
POSTMASTER, Mr.. Williams, then
introduced the Department Presid-
ent, Mrs. w. A. Fisher, of Belzoni
whose message was very inspiring
Commander Denton Rosamond
also made few remarks welcoming
the guests. Other speakers on the
program were: Mr.. Williams, Mr.
Hilbun, of State College and DR.
Kazar of Tchula.
A feature of the evening was a
selection of beautiful piano solos
given by the talented Mrs. Doty
Porter.
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Mrs. n. M. Jordan
Hostess To Club

The Forget Me-Not Club met
Thursday, March goth, with Mrs. H
M. Jordan. Ten members were pres
ent and five guests: Mesdames M. G
Catron, Lutte Smith, Roy Gelston, A
L. Gibson and Vernon King.
The winners of the st. Patrick
Days games were Mrs. Roy Gelston
Mrs. Bessie Thurmond and Mrs
King.
Coca-colas and sandwiches were
served by the hostess assisted by
Louise and Little BilI".
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Mrs. Ruinwoter Is
800 Club Hostess

Mrs. E. w. Rainwater, 100 West
wood Street, was hostess to the
members of the 600 Club, Friday of
last week. Her lovely home was
beautifully decorated with spring
flowers.
Mrs. c. S. Harrell won high score.
After the games the hostess served
a delicious salad plate.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-03-27

Mrs. Pot Barrett
Hostess "Wednesday Club

Mrs. Pat Barrett's home on Boule>
ward Street was the scene of the
Wednesday Club meeting.
There were eight club members
present with four guests: Mrs. E. w.
Hooker, Mrs. w. H. Fincher, Jr.,.
Mrs. V. L. Richards, and Mrs. Jack
Reid.
Mrs. A. P. Carroll won high score.
Mrs. Fincher won second place and
Miss Jean McRae was lucky At bingo.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
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Mrs. Ophel;o Martin
Honored With Tea

Mrs. M. M. Reed was hostess
honoring Mrs. Ophelia Martin with
a lovely seated tea on Tuesday,
March 18th. This charming visitor
has been spending several days with
her relatives, Mrs. Mamie Dyson and
Miss Belle Stigler.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Thurmond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Parker at
tended the opening of Sears new
store in Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Beall and
daughter were Jackson visitors
Thursday.
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Martha Hooker Circle
With Mrs. Gwin

The Martha Hooker Missionary
Circle met in the home of Mrs. John
Gwin Jr. Mrs. Pat Barrett was pro-
gram chairman. At this time the
study on stewardship was concluded
There were nine members present
After the meeting the hostess ser
we'd delectable salad course.
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Mrs. Alton Parker
Thursday Club Hostess

Mrs. Alton Parker was hostess to
the Thursday Club. Her home was
lovely with profusion of Spring
flowers. Only club members were
present.
Mrs. E. w. Hooker won high score.
Bingo prize went to Mrs. w. E. Thur
mond. After the games the hostess
served a salad plate.
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Mrs. James Gwin
Honors Visitor

Mrs. James Gwin entertained
with lovely coca-cola party Thurs
day of last week honoring Mrs. Oph-
ella Martin who was a guest in the
home of Mrs. Mamie Dyson and Miss
Belle Stigler.
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Weothersby's Entertain
Friday Night Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Weathersby
entertained the Friday Night Club
in their lovely new home on Boule-
ward Street.
Spring flowers added to the at
Effectiveness of the reception rooms
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Barrett were
guests.
In the bridge games enjoyed dur
ing the evening Mr.. w. E. Thurmonc
won the prize for men and Mrs. John
C. Herbert, Jr, was awarded the
prize for the ladies.
In the bingo games prizes were
won by Mrs. John H. Beall and Mrs
Hugh Nichols, Jr.
A delicious turkey dinner was
served.
cArxsra nuaru Ynanl III
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-03-27

Miss Mary Elizabeth Glover is
among the shut-ins. Her friends hope
she will soon improve.