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Evening star., 1947-12-22
AUCTION SALES tcsnt. J

ADAM A. WEsCHLER'& SON, Auctioneers.
dveIins Situate laf No. 11Se
corded IN YTss nSsf so St afsa o6 81
District OF Columbia. and At the request
Of ps.y w oep sos sale By
auction, in front Of premises, on Tuesday
the 3Srd day OF DecembeT: sd lgadd IN At
fofs fsss IN numbered lnf Rs'ffs nj s1
9s31 in
Hampton Park: as per plat IecSrded h,r in
10. TO- subject M % to the building restriction
Es nes Al sssS snsrn on depost ssd 81 CASH
required at time Of sale. Examination
Of title. conveyshelng; recoTdins;; revenue re 1re
iamps easer aFe Terms to Be- Complied With within
trustees reserve the risht e resell PROP 59,p
chaser. after days advert:sement q such n
resale in some newspaper uif published sns6 IN IN
wah,edt0n Uasted or without G SfeHi
trustees trustees may avail themselves Of any
q 4RESeE es asipssA sS5fSt9es G.
Szl+fa S1Y IARRElI: WiEI1SMfs Pag6I2sh
ADAM A. WESCHLER q son. Auctioneers
-BanRruplcysS Salt, luiniSliiiss' StGp
siusc Telieon Su teievision n set d7@x23" screenl;
maticket and cash registers. RCA record
player. amplifier. benches. photographic
equipment, iron safe, china, glass plated
ware, supplies, retrigeratlns somp,ressoTSS, ,rS
coupe BY virtue of an order of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the
District of Columbia. holding bankruptcy
court in re. David Rosenberg, Bankrupt
No 4431. the undersigned trustee Will
sell, by, public auction, at Music Hall
Monday. December %, Ig47, 10 am,
practically new equipment Including Tell.
con 17"x23" screen television set, RCA
type 4694 record player, amplifier, pub
lie address system, Talk-a-Phone. Auto.
1914 (3s-lB) .1c" hye-clerk check cash
floor. polisher, a. metal frame wood slat
tinguishers, metal stationary cabinet and
waste receptacles, carbonator, fountain
accessories, Slick coffee brewer, Hamilton
Beach mixers and glass washers; Star
table, dish truck, glass racks Gil cans,
rubber door mats. electric clocks, gar
ment racks, stage draperieS, spotlight,
stainless steel top ice cooled bottle cool
ers utensils drum Of floor way paper snIs
swivel chair. etc Also 1912 Plymouth
business coupe, motor No. P14-30601.
serial No. Il4l3555. Note: Only holders
of proper alcohol beverage licenses per-
Terms: Cash LEE w. cOWAN. trustee,
l4O6 G st. NV. Washington, D. c.
de22 2i,:2G
Evening star., 1947-10-19

THIS is the eatingest eating that ever made an
L asparagus lover pass his plate the third time
Tender, young Birds Eye Asparagus Spears, blan-
keted in sauce of delicate pink Birds Eye Shrimp
and grated Parmesan cheese.
Birds Eye Asparagus has the flavor of spring in
Evening star., 1947-10-19

EAIlncS PURE 10Y when Birds Eye does
so much Of the work for you. Better try all
those heavenly Birds Eye Foods.
Tonight, for instance, try Birds Eye
Mixed fruits. -Four glorious, sun-ripened
fruits in one package-red raspberries, apri-
cots, boysenberries, and seedless grapes.
SHgaed before freezing. :.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

YElP, LADY, YELP if anyone tells you that
other brands of quick-frozen foods are the
same as" Birds Eye! 1t isn't so.
There is only one Birds Eye-quality with
money-back guarantee.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

" ozs. BIRDS EYE ASPARAGUS SPEARS
equal l1 lbs. untrimrned asparagus! A
real economical buy.
What's more, Birds Eye cleans each care
fully trimmed stalk thoroughly before quick
freezing in its delicious flavor. You Just
cook the green beauties.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
X P's To Meet
Il
gs*

X of P, OF c Of C-some feat
pres. Strictly fraternal, not IN
surance. Self participating. Mem
hers share in the growth oil mem
hershlp and finance accumulation,
The orders have this set-up OF
contributions;
death benefit Annual do
nation to widow as long as she
bears the name of the deceased
knight; or to the w.dower II dis
abled, and an actual dependent
"a grave marker or tombstone
when the lodge builds up 3
Baths at half rate at TIE Pyth an
bath-house. Hot Springs. o rfef
erence in rooms for lodging. 3 o.
Free examination for baths. I -
% per cent off on disqualification
at Alice Eve Hospital, Pythlan
Bath-house and Sanitarium. b
Local Lodges care for the sick.
The Grand Session will be held
July "a, % at Arkansas Baptist
College. All financial members
are invited. Others may come to
reinstate. The orders stand for
the highest ideals 10 citizenship.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18

-. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Madison
and children are here from Berk=
eley, California after long while
away .as Willie Hearion went
to Minden, La, on the 4th to see
his three day cd son go, Thomas
Ray, son Of MIR. AMI Mrs Monroe
Sanders left o. the 18th to visit
his mother, Mrs, l., Sanders and
a brother in Montroee 49,, Mr..
and Mrs, G!yde evans ana family,
Mrs Estella TidWel, Mrs. Marvel
Hicks and Rev Thomas want to
Mt. Union Sunday and had a fine
time -. Mrs H. z, Young visit.
ed her husband, last week 49,,
A. Dorse Marsr wa killed in an
automobile accident 5,,, NJ l..
Evans, T., TiGw 4, r l.. Tidwel,
Mrs. Latin. Mrs. kindgeth. Mr. &
Mrs, c, Gulley. Mrs, Corine
Hicks, Mrs. A. Haynie and many
others attended the funeral at
New Salem Cemetary 49, Mrs.
Dell Evans Is here from Camden
visiting her sister, Mrs. Meatria
Young ..,, Rev Il. j. Harper
preached soul stirring sermon
Sunday at Oak Grove Baptist
Church, taken from the 7th chap
ter of Genesis 80. Rev. K. S.
Shorty of Malvern will begin re
vival at Oak Grove Church Au-
gust 3fd -. Mrs. Katie Simp-
son Of Malvern Is here visiting
her sick daughter Mrs. Bessie
Berzel .... Mrs Fiauccs Jahoc
of Camden is here visiting her
mother Mrs. Joe Jenkins -.
Mr. and Mrs George kiadreth |
and Mrs. sam Haynes went to
Good Hope sunday 49,. Mrs. /
Farley NJ Peacock made basi- |
ness trip 70 Prescott Monday I
Mrs, Dorothy NJ Williams and I
son, Leroy, Jr.. are visiting her
mother and sister Mrs. Easter
Penix and Mrs. Bessie Box -.
Louise Box and Dorothy NJ. vii
liams made business trip to
Camden Saturday -. Elnora and
frankie l., Cooper have the mea-
sizes 49, Little Ratha l., Tidwell
Is reported doing fine -. Mr..
and Mrs, Hollie and family mo-
tored from Chicago here to visit
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. T.
Tramel, Mr.. Hollis mother lives
IN Gurdon 80. Be ready for your
paper when the paper girl comes
around
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
LOUANN
Ethel N. Jones

Mrs. Earline King visited her
mother, Sarah Burch Sunday July
9Th -. Lora T. has returned
home after spending seven wesk
with her aunt. Mrs. King, in Man
ming 80. Ethel Mae, Flosie and
Willie Jean spent Sunday with
Mrs, David Jones and family ....
Mrs, Ella l.. Hildreth and Mr. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Hildreth visited in
Mt. Holly last week &C.. Mrs.
Birdanna Hildreth made a trip to
Memphis, Tenn, to visit her son
go. An ice cream dinner was
given by the Hildreth family on
the 4th go. Rev. John !. Thomas
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Priscilla Burch go. Mrs. A>ie
Porter visited her mother and
family July 9Th 49,. Deacon N.
X. Elliott celebrated his 6Sth
birthday recently. He left for
Hope last Tuesday ...... Mrs.
Alice Staples Is very Ill at this
writing .. The Oliver family
gave an ice cream dinner on the
4th.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
Des Arc
Ella Mae Brown

hev. X b, Simpson preached
the morning sermon last Sunday
on The Life of Job" and tho
evening sermon on The Crucifix.
ION ''' An old fashioned picnic
was given by Pete Daniels and
owen Loving Everybody report.
ed a nice time go. Mr. and Mrs
~ v Hartman of Alliance. Ohio
Mrs. Willie Mae Thomas. Mrs
Mary Neil Hin. and Mrs. Wilber
Ia Cole of New York, n Y arc
visiting their mother. Mrs. Irene
n"roman 900, Mrs. Lille Jones
of Joncsboro is visiting her mo.
ther' Mrs, Emma Wllloughbv-
W.T. and Mrs. r. NJ Williams Of
North Little Rock, are visiting
friends here ... Mrs Eyerono
bioos of Detroit was tho eues,
OF her sister Mrs. Amos Lee
MRS. Beatrice Wosharn. Aprio
Ruth and claudine are VISITING
'heir Aunt, Mrs. Daisy b Gowon
'''' Winfield Glenn Is out If
service and is visiting his grand.
mother ".. Herman Roe wos tho
guest of his aunt. Mrs Iidd,,
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
oARDANELLE
Pauline Burns

Pauline Burns
Mrs. Emma Bradford and dau
ghter, Earnestine, of San Fran.
cisco, California, We're guests of
their parents and grandparents,
Rev. and Mrs, f. II. Hughes
Earnestine will spend her summer
vacation here 80, Mr.. and Mrs,
Maurice Thompson entertained
the out OF town guests with a
Bingo party at their home 3O3
s. Srd Pecan st. Guests present
were; Mrs. Emma Bradford and
daughter, San Francisco, Mr., and
Mrs. Laurence Lindar Perry, Lib
erty, Mo, Mr.. and Mrs, Hawkins,
New Mexico; Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Lewis, Dardanelle, Miss 0, V.
Jorden, Rye, New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Badly. Miss Emma
Calhoun, Mrs. Alice Williams,
ALI Canada, Waymon King, Mrs,
Marjorie Land, all Of Dardanelle.
Three prizes were given away.
The first and third prizes were
won by Laurence Perry, and the
End prize by Mrs, Bradford. After
the games, cold chicken plate
was served -. Rev. L. II. HUI
ghes preached an inspiring ser
mon last Sunday night -. Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Lewis enter
tanned guests with a Bingo party
July Bird at their home on White
Ave. Guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Thompson,
Waymon King, Mr. and Mrs
Paul Badly, ALI Canada, Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurence Perry, Mrs. Mar
jorie Land, Mrs. Luther Banks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry We're King
and Queen of the Bingo games.
The three prizes were won by
Mrs. Luther Banks, first prize;
Waymon King, second prize; and
Mrs. Marjorie Land, third prize
80. Mrs. Ole Nichols spent the
week end with her children in
FIT. Smith -. Mr. and Mds. Bus
ter Perry, Cersey kelleybrew. and
Mrs. Essie Cleveland went to
Russellville Sunday night 49,.
Mrs. Helen Waits of Kansas City,
is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benn Perry
~. The Dardanelle girls will
play softball with the Russell
vile girls today.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
PRESCOTT
Mrs. Wade Redic

James Hardaman, Sr.. James,
Jr. and little Miss Zetta f Hard
aman motored here from Rich.
mond. California to visit rela'
tives and friends 49,. Mrs. L. S.
Redic and her three sons are
here visiting her father In law
and mother In law. Everyone
seems happy to have them ace
Mrs. Wade Redic left for Rich
mond. California uJly 18th ,,..
Joel Redic left for Li.tle Rock
Wednesday. These chicks will be
lonesome | know ..., Many OF
the citizens OF Mt Cannie and
Sweet Home Communities went
fishing on the Ath. Those who
did not 10 fishing enjoyed won
derful sermon. J l.. Harris was
married few days ago. We
hope he and his wife will be very
happy.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
Wesson
DolIie j Loooin

oollie J. Lossins
Mrs. Myrtle Hendricks. Mrs.
Blaneh Cooksey and granddaugh-
ter, Doris Nunley, Willie Moore
Irene Williams were visiting in
FL Dorado Saturday -. Mrs.
bessie Lee Browning, who was
in summer school at AM&N Col.
lege at Pine Bluff has come home
''., Mrs. Mollie Loggins and son.
l., W. Loggins were visitors in
Pine Bluff July 6, and Elliott July
9TH 800. Mr.. and Mrs. O, 3. An.
derson visited Mrs. Anderson <
mother July 4th .... S. NJ. Grit.
lin, Of Grambling, La, visited his
wife and daughter, Mrs. y. f.
Griffin and Ollie Mae Griffin July
4th $500 Harold r Loggins, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Albert Loggins
is here from the Navy on a visit.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
WILTON
Mrs. Louise Rutherford

James Sanders Of Chicago. III.
was a recent visitor Of his sister,
Mrs. Bessie Jackson and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos 2. Kidd and
children of Richmond, California
are guests of his parents, Rev
and Mrs. d. w. Kidd -. Mrs. L.
VI. Rutherford entertained about
twenty "teen-agers with a lawn
party last Wednesday night 80.
Mrs. Violet BARLEY and daughter,
Helen are vacationing in Chicago
Illinois ... Rev. and Mrs. j. F.
vaughn made a business trip to
Warren Friday 60, Mines. Doro-
thy Cameron and Johnnie Brooks
were in Warren Friday 90. Otis
Lee Gordon was hurt seriously
while working at a mill in War.
rem, He is reported improving
Mrs. Chummie Cooper of Pine
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
In Memoriom

IN loving memory Of our beloved
son and brother, Glen Edwrs
wright who passed from this life
TWO years ago on July II. 1916.
No one knows the silent hoar..
aches only those who have lost
can tel Of the grief that Is borne
IN silence for tho one we loved
SO wen. The call was sudden: tho
shock severe. We never knew
that your time was 20 near You
live with us in memory still NOT
Just today. but always will.
Berpayed parents
Mr. and Mrs. II. l. Wright
Harold Wright
Mr. and Mrs r. Il Wright and
daughter. Willie
George, jackie aud other rela.
lives and friends.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18

Bluff is here visiting relatives.
Wilbert Jackson has a new bus.
Now we can 90 places go. Mrs.
Ella d. Lyles OF Los Angeles,
California was house guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. Mitt Ridgle 80. Mrs.
Lillian Stanley of st. Louis. Mo
and Mrs. Euniee Wray of Chica-
go, Illinois made a brief stop-over
with their sister Mrs. Mittie Rid
gle.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
MT. MORIAH
Cleveland Newburn

Henry S. Newburn of Little
Rock, and daughters, Mary 10 and
Dorothy Jean, visited relatives
here july 4th 49,, A picnic was
given by f. r. Newburn ..'- Mrs.
Lee Alice Wilson is visiting in
New York after spending TWO
weeks with her mother. Mrs. An
ora Bryant ... Mr.. and Mrs. H.
q Hunter are the parents of a
daughter 49,. Irma Jean and SUI
sic Lee Jones are visiting In With
erspoon .... Mrs. Bessie Black
mall visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Newburn ..,. Lille
Eason visited her sister, l., Smith
of Arkadetphia last Tuesday ..''
1--WE ... Homa Johnson was
certainly fooled by Little Rock
chick July 4th ... SO Lincoln
House was Tilted by Gilberta Fri
day. Was II on account OF c. n
and w. d. g, but c. n. went walk
ing with newspaper afterward
What has become of the green
Chevrolet? Could 1t be true that
a certain lady caught up with
Lon and Il. McC? Well II did
happen .,.. Buy and read the
STATE PRESNS.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
GOOD HOPE
Mrs. Bessie Lee Sockwe

Little 9-year old Gloria Jean
Marks, All Club girl, is rapidly
progressing on her canning project
She has canned six jars of Der
ries; four jars OF turnips and 3
jars of tomatoes 90. Sunday was
big day at Good Hope Church.
\ cornerstone was laid by Ma
sons from different counties. The
presiding elder, DR. o. Sherman
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18

Ewell -, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wal
lace of Memphis visited her par
ents. MI. and Mrs. Edward
Koonce last week end 80. MIS-
Blanche Williams of North Lit
tie Rock visited her sister, MIS-
Ophelia Clayborn last week.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
BATESvIlLE
Grady Taylor

Grady Taylor
Final rites were held Sunday
for I'D Mccoy with Crouch Fun
eral Home directing arrange
nents MIR. and Mrs. Porter Smi.
ley of Newport. Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
Smiley Of Joplin, Missouri al end
ed the funeral .... Mrs. Vcrna
Mae Robinson and daughter are
visiting their mother and grand
mother.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
MeGEHEE
L. A. Profit

Sunday School was conducted
BY Mrs. l.. A. Profit. The lesson
was very good .,., Remarks were
made by Rev G w. Profit. Rev
q W. Profit preached an inspir
ing sermon ,.- His text was
Matthew 1874.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
IA s sgSgS|
III LESSON
Light on the Problem
OF Human Suffering !

LESSON TEXT FOR JULY 2o-Joh
a:6. Alto: 1910; s2:l.5; James Sill
MEMORY SELECT1oN--Thou there
tore endure hardness, as good soldier
of Jesus Christ-~H Timothy 2.3
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
ROSSTON

Lena Mae Galbsrth
Mr. and Mrs. Leodus Jackson
are here from Loa Angeles, Cali
fornia and Arlanda jackson from
st. Louis. Mo, visiting lholr sis.
terra Mrs. oSie ridwcn and
MIRA, Georg4 and Viola Blakeiy
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
GARLAND

LUCTTTe ONUN
Mrs. Lizzie owens Is still on
the sick list .... The New St
Paul Baptist Church celebrated
Rev. McMillers anniversary Rev
Milengies of Shreveport. Louisi.
ana preached a wonderful sermon
ana S125.00 was raised
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
SW EET HO M E
Talmadae Body

Mrs. Beatrice Howard of Sweet
Home has returned home after
visiting with relatives and friends
In Cincinnati. Ohio and friends in
st. Louis, Mo.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18

EDITORS NOTE, Lesson subjects
and Scripture fexts selected and copy
fisbfed BY international Council OF Re
Hgious Education: used BY permission
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18

preached the sermon and $4,000
was raised Bethel AME Church
TO Chichester furnished music. Ton
ey Rivers, ( manager 49,. Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
Red Clover

Red Clover y
Red clover is known 10 have bbs
grown In Rhode island as earlyD
1850.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18

list with the aumps .Maryin
Marks, Jr S-yeaI old All Club
boy is reported eating the first
watermelon from his patch.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18

Pearlie
list
proving
Iearlie
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18

n Is on the sick
ly Curtis is i'm
'peratfon Mrs.
is on the sick
ms >Marvin
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18

Ultimately, the Question is not
.,hether we can stand or not. but
.,bcther God Is able to Keep us in
ne midst Of the onslaughtsof the
,,orld, the flesh and NE devil
aeIrasec By Western Newspaper Union
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18

FILL OUT THE COUPON BELOW AND MAIL IT
CAMPBELL Circulation Manager
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
ENGINEERS COMPLETE
SURVEY OF EROSION
IN BEACH REGIONS

A routine inspection and survey
Of the beaches and inlets of this
area was completed yesterday by
representatives of the Beach Fro
sion board, Corps of Engineers in
Washington, and the N. c. Depart
ment of Conservation and Develop
ment, according to officials of the
Wilmington District Corps of En-
gineers.
Making the inspection were A. c.
Rayner of the Beach Erosion
board, w. H. Riley Of the State
Department of Conservation and
Development, and D. J. Lanier OF
the local corps of engineers.
The men toured the beaches and
inlets at New Inlet, Kitty Hawk,
Mays Head, Oregon Inlet, Man
teo, Atlantic Beach, Wrightsvllle
Beach, Carolina Beach, and Fort
Fisher, it was stated.
According to local engineers, the
reports made on the survey to the
Erosion board in Washington and
the State department will consist
only of existing conditions at the
beaches and will not necessarily
contain recommendations for I'M
provements or changes. The sur
vey was made for the records. OF
the two groups.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
HIGH SCHOOL BAND
SPOTLIGHT
Newly Uniformed Organi-
cation Directed By
Ii. Lacock

New Hanover High schools
ROTC band captured the spotlights
of Wilmington yesterday as the
newly uniformed organization,
under the direction of 1t. Eugene
Lacock, marched through the Will
mington district as advertisement
for the Senior play, pride and
Prejudice" which will be given in
the local high school auditorium
tonight at 8 o'clock.
The parade was preceded by a
group of high school students who
decorated their automobiles and
drove through the city with signs
and posters swinging from the
bumpers and windows and students
yelling for the public to see the
oncoming class play.
The most attractively decorated
automobile in the parade will be
aWorded a prize. The winner will
not be announced until tonight,
it Vas said yesterday.
The band was led by Dan Kelly,
ROTC warrant officer, who direct
ed the band from the high school,
down Market street to Third where
they turned left and continued to
Red Cross. After making the
left turn to North Front street the
cadets continued marching down
the main avenue to Market and
made a column left and marched
up Market street to the high school
where they were dismissed.
Amusing the crowd in the front
portion of the parade was clowns,
Eleanor Willets and Jimmy eau
dill. The freely flowing garments
worn by these merry youngsters
matched every color in the rain
bow and were marked in several
different directions to form OBJ
jects of every type.
Betty Walters, head majorette,
followed the clowns and led her
female majorettes onto the prance
that rocked daughters and whistles
from the cheering crowd.
in the parade was the car driven
by Billy McEatnern. The 1916 sta
Highlighting an Interesting spot
ton wogon convertible was topped
with senior class girls dressed in
evening gowns. Long strings Of
colored paper flowed gently from
fhN ~In~ - IL 1~ L,,~-
sign asking that everyone attend
the senior class play was fixed on
each side of the car.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
COUNCIL STUDY
new STREET
May Use Kidder Street To
Alleviate Third
Street Traffic

A plan to utilize unimproved
Kidder street and land already
owned by the city for the construc-
ton of connecting roads wos sug-
gested at yesterdays session of
the city council.
1t was pointed out by city Of
flcials that the route as suggested
was by no means final but was
offered to show that the problem
o f a traffic artery for the city
to relieve congestion on Third
street was being studied,
The plan calls for the route
to leave Kidder street at 18th,
with a road to be constructed
cross to Mineral Springs Branch.
Following the branch to Burnt
Mill creek, the route would then
join Cape Fear street at Eighth.
1t was pointed out by Benson
that the point where the route
would cross the railroad On New
Bern street would be the shortest
place for an ~underpass.
Benson said it was the opinion
of Henry Won essen, assistant city
engineer, that the construction
of the necessary fill along this
route would cost less than it would
to purchase a right of way if it
were not already available.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
MAY Be
NAMED MONDAY
Commissio ners Expected
To Select Jones' Success
sor AT Monday Meet

A successor to tire late Sheriff
c. David Jones, who died in the
James Walker Memorial hospital
Thursday night, will in all proba-
bllity be named at next Mondays
regular meeting of the New Hano-
Yer County commissioners, &C.
cording to Addison Hewlett, chair
man.
No indication was given by
Chairman Hewlett as to who may
be selected for the post, which is
being filled temporarily by Coro-
ner Gordon Doran.
Well informed courthouse
circles are strong in their belief
that the new sheriff will be named
from the present staff of deputies
now serving II the sheriff's office.
All offices in the county court
house will close today at II am.
in respect to the memory oil
Sheriff Jones.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
OFFICIALS
PLANNING FARLEY
ON NEW EXECUTIVE

Louie E. Woodbury., president
OF the Cape Fear Council, Boy
Scout of America, said last night
that the council is in the process
OF selecting a successor to Court
land Baker, Scout executive, who
has resigned here in order to be-
come the executive of the Palmet-
to Council at SpartanbuIg, S. c.
A special committee meeting
will be held in Lumberton on
Monday night, he said, to review
the applications received by the
council, and to make recommends
tons. And on Wednesday, April
%, a board meeting will be held
in Fayetteville to interview appli-
cants for the position.
1--WE have a good number Of
candidates for the job, and we
feel that it will be somewhat diff
ficult to make the selection ne
said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
SHIPPING NEWS
INWARD BOUND
TanLor

S. 5. Reaper from Texas ports
with petroleum products for the
Texas company.
S. S. Fl. Mercer from Baytown,
Texas with gasoline for the Stan
dard Oil company.
S. S. Atlantic Dealer from
Atreco, Texas with petroleum prod.
uets for Atlantic Refining compa-
ny.
IN PORT
Liberty Ships
S. S. Calvin Coolidge from the
Lay-up basin being refitted. Heide.
agent.
S. S. Felipe de Neva, from the
lay-up. Heide, agent.
S. S. David R. LaCrow, from
the lay-up. Heide, agent,
S. S. Joe C. S. Blackburn from
the lay-up. C. D. Maffitt, agent.
S. S. Antonin Dvorac from lay
up. C. D. Maffitt, agent.
S. S. Thomas ]. Rusk from the
lay-up. C. D. Maffitt, agent.
S. S. Stephen Vincent Benei
from the lay-up, c. D. Maffitt,
agent.
S. S. Charles P. Steinmetz from
lay-up. C. D. Maffitt, agent.