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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Birthday greetings In MtnneAp
oils June is-Opal r. Cotton, 1915
Fourth ST. So. June l9--Tela Rurt
2sis nth Ave, So, Mira. Charles
Miller. ST., A037 Fourth Ave, So,
Willie y, Grimes. 22lt Elliot Ave
June 30 Mrs, Bruce r. Lucas, Ba2I
waySNta Blvd: H. l., Adams, 2itl
=, Sbth St; Laura l., Copeland,
ais bryant Ave, No, June 2i--
William Brown, adS2 Smelling Ave, ;
Franklin W Turner, 2l2t Port
land Ave; Pauline HutchcrafL Tis
Oak Lake Ave; ErnestIne Wallace,
il0s Aldrich Ave. No, June ga
Herbert Rice, 1909 18th Ave. so,
June 23-Mrs, John Moultrie, Ris
Emerson Ave No q, II Slaughter.
70s GirArd Ave, No, Walter Nc.
Coy, 1907 Olson Blvd; Angelina
Miller, gO6 18th Ave, No, June ~
Mrs Lena Cobb, baA GirRrd Ave.
No.
Out ~ town greetings; June ~
=, =. Murchlson, Chicago. III;
Elmer W Henderson. Washington,
u, e. June i0-ChRrlss II, Ward.
law, Jr., nrohE, n v June 2i--
J. Wallace. Los Angeles, Calf,
June 22-Mrs, Herman Sweets,
PaolA. kans.; Wilbert Greer, A..
lantA. Ga. June ~ william v.
Commodore, q. =. Navy June -
Rob Bslton, California.
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Region Meeting
OF Omegas
Was Success

The regional conference ~ the
Omega Psi Phi fraternity, held In
st, Paul on May 30 and ~, was
concluded Saturday, May 81. with
formal dance. given In the Pho
neer Hall Members ~ the 10th
district Omega Pei Phi fraternity
are; Mcssrs, Robert Mallory, Rob
ert SchofFncr, Alexander Jordan.
Kenneth Wallace. Ralph &. Ward,
Burie Carmichael. o. &, Hall, JT.,
Robert Murray, Calvin Norris.
James Bradford. William Benjn
min. Fred Scbuck. Theodore Allen,
Theo Jenkins, Earl Kyle. DR., A. NJ.
Butler. Edward Maxwell. Robert
Jones. Robert W. Stephens. Foster
4. Brown. Byron =. RIFE. Donald
Brady, IT, Boyd Wright, Thos.
stovall, Reginald Harris. James q.
Kirk, Jr., " A. Cartwright. Albert
Mcclure, Tyler Howell ard Maeso
Moody.
Out ~ town delegates attending
the conference were Harry J Van
der. III, 81 Detroit, Mich; William
l.. Jones ~ Detroit, Mich; James
u Wells, ~ Detroit. Mich, Grand
Marshal; DR.. Alfred DiRgs. Chisa.
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lSi IN the city. to attend the
funeral Of her father-in.law. Mr..
r. {. Minor.
The Adelphai Club met May 81.
Is4I, at the home Of Mrs. George
Brooks. 20 St. Anthony Ave. The
club members spent an enjoyable
evening reminiscing the years &C
uVities and also a vote was given
for the successful years work to
the outgoing officers. For the pas,
year the club has observed eight
foreign countries, which had been
interesting and educational. Abys-
Slnia was the last country and was
beautifully described by the young
est associate member. Miss Bar.
bara Fields. The installation Of Of
'icers will be held June %. at the
home Of Mrs. s. f. Hall, $50 lyle
hart Ave. The newly elected off.
GERS are; Mrs. J. l.. Stevens. presi
dent: Mrs. Birdie High, vice presi-
dent; Mrs, Theodore Allen, seere-
tary and Mrs. T. B. Cook. treas.
urer. Mrs. AlvertS Coram is librar-
ian.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murray and
their daughter Mary Kay Of POS n.
Chatsworth are now residing in
their new home at $50 IglehArt
Ave.
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Miss Esther Ice Parker. daugh,
ter II Rev, aud Mrs, & II, Parker,
Si2 Fourth Ave No. was grad
uated FROM Clark College. Atlanta,
ia, Tuesday. June 5, Miss Parker
majNred In Social Science and
minorrd In Elementary Education.
She arrived in the city Friday,
juno i, accompanied by her moth,
81 and her niece, Miss Charlotte
AlN,na Parker II Cincinnati. Ohio.
who plans to enter school here IN
the fall.
The Hooker 7. Washington Stady
Club will hold its regular business
meeting, Tuesday, June II. at one
O'Clock. at the home 81 Mrs, Mary
Smith, sa2e Fifth Ave. So. An
members are urged to he present,
Rev, and Mrs. u, W, Rotts. 1919
lypdalc Ave, Nc. left Wednesday.
June II. for Oakland, Calf, to At.
tend the National RAptis, Sunday
School BHPu Congress. Mrs,
Elizabeth Rodgers, StO9 Cedar
Ave, and Mrs Sarah Vaughn, ST2O
Fourth Ave. So, were chosen as
delegates from Zion Baptist church.
and will accompany Rev, and Mrs,
Bolts They will hs gone for two
weeks,
Mrs. James Lewis, 2Sl7 Elliot
Ave- returned TO the city Tuesday,
June \, from Waterloo ard lies
Moines. Iowa, She WAS accom-.
panied by her sister. Mrs, Mary
Miles " Des Moines, who plans
To he here indefinitely,
Mrs, willis Gates, aO9 bryant
Ave. No, returned to the city this
week from Chicago, M, where she
has spent the past four weeks Rt
the bedside Of her sister. Mrs.
Kathleen BlAkely. who has been
seriously a.
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Kitchen shower. Mrs. Spencer
Shivers and Miss Andrea Skinner
were CO-hoEtesses at kitchen
shower given in honor Of Miss Jean
Curry, now Mrs. Claude jackson,
Tuesday, June 3, at the home Of
Mrs, Shivers. 1921 Fourth Ave. So.
Those who attended were Mines
Helen Curry, Ida Brady. Lois Beau.
drex, Alice Harness, Charlsne Hall,
and Margaret Neal; Misses Kath.
leen Curry and Mae Blackwell.
Games were played during the aft.
ernoon and prizes were won by
Mrs. Alice Harness and Kathleen
Curry, Miss Jean Curry won the
BOBBY prize.
An after the wedding breakfast
was given by Mrs. Helen Curry.
2li W. Send St. Saturday, June 7,
for her daughter and new son In.
law. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jack
son. Saturday. June 7. Mrs. Don
aid Brady, Sr., aunt Of the bride.
cooked the breakfast. Among the
guests were MesSrs and Mines.
Gabrielle BeaudrcK, Arthur Har-
ness, Alec Neal, Donald Brady. Jr.,
Charles Noble; Mines. Alice Jack.
son. Hattie Oliver. Ralph Ward.
ST; Misses Andrea skinner, Mae
Blackwell. Kathleen Curry; Mensrs.
Douglas and Paul Crane, Donald
Brady. ST.. Edward Jackson, For.
est Hin, Edward Buck! DR.. and
Mrs. Howard Brady. 81 Chicago.
and Father Leonard Hirman.
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Jeon Curry WEEDS
Claude Jackson

Miss Jean Curry. daughter Of
Mrs. Helen Curry, PHI W. 32nd St.
became the bride Of Mr.. Claude
Jackson. son Of Mrs. Alice Jack
son. 2lS Rondo St. St. Paul. Sat
urdsy morning. June Z. at II a. M.
at st. Leonard's church, 4Oth and
Clinton. Miss Curry was given in
marriage by her uncle, Charles
Brady.
The bride wore q white bridal
gown with q satin top and tulle
skirt with n long train. n fngertip
veil held In place by q crown Of
seed pearls, and carried a white
prayer book with white brides roses
and a shower Of lilies Of the valley.
Her attendants were Andrea
Skinner. maid Of honor, who wore
pink gown: Mae Blackwell, brides.
maid, wore an aqua gown, and
Kathleen Curry. junior bridesmaid.
in a yellow gown. They carried
vnri-colored colonial bouquets.
Edward Jackson. brother Of the
groom, was the best man, and For
est Hill and Donald Brady. Jr-,
were usheTs.
Father Leonard HiTmAn Of6ci-
Ated At the marriage.
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Nora Curtis OF
Winond Moves 10
San Francisco

wlNONA. Minn.--Nora Curtis,
500 T. Eighth St. who left here
several weeks ago for San Fran.
cisco due 10 the death Of her sister
there, intends 10 remain there and
make her home IN California.
Mrs Curtis has two step sons
Frank Curtis, 22Ol Fifth Ave.
Minneapolis, and Dick Curtis, IT'S
St Anthony Ave, St Paul, and has
friends In the Twin Citiea.
Her sister, whose name could not
he obtained. was found locked in
the bathroom Of her home In San
Francisco. badly beaten. She was
taken TO hospital In critical con.
dition and was believed 10 have
been helpless In her home for ut
least three days She died In
day OF two. before Mrs. Curtis ar.
rived
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Social and Personal

Coming Marriage. Invitations
have been received announcing the
marriage Of Laura Mae Smith.
daughter Of Mrs. Cornelia Smith
543 Carroll Ave, to Jerry Robins.
GAG ROndo Ave. which will be
sOlemnized on Saturday, June -.
at Pilgrim Baptist church. 7:S0
p. m, with a reception immediate.
ly following the ceremony in Eel
lowship Hall of the church. Miss
Smith has chosen her sister. Helen
Smith, as matron Of honor: Mrs,
Ethel Johnson as maid Of honor
and bridesmaids, Annabelle Jones,
Addie Marie Young, Juanita Muir
ply, and Ann Warricks. Her two
flower girls are Van Owens and
Mary Kay Murray and Harold
Knott as ring bearer. The best
man is Carl Griffin.
The Entire Nous Club met Fri
day, June 6, at the home Of Mrs.
Gladys Clemens, 626 Rondo Ave,
with Mrs. Bea Ivy as hostess. The
Carnival to be held on the 18th and
goth of June was discussed. Mrs.
Gwendolyn Ray returned to the
club. The next meeting will he on
June 81. at the home Of Mrs. Ger.
trude Nay, 997 Iglehart Ave, with
Mrs. Buelah Jones as hostess.
Receives Gift. Mrs. Emile l.
Hill, 976 Carroll Ave. received a
beautiful silver candy dish on
Wednesday, June II, from Mrs.
Walter Minor Of Houston, Texas.
as a token Of appreciation. for the
hospitality shown her during her
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bel Harris, Ethel Williams. A, u.
Lewis. Ivy Hagen and Matte
Rhodes Of ST. Paul.
Mrs. Caroline Peery, Minneap-
oils, delivered the welcoming ad.
dress; Mrs. Violet Sanders Of st.
Paul, the response, A dramatic
reading was given by Mrs. Hilda
Parker Of Minneapolis. The main
speaker was Miss !, Myrtle Garden,
head resident 81 the Halle q.
Brown Community House.
Mrs. Alice Curry. St Paul. and
Mrs Jewel Bobo, Minneapolis. were
In charge Of arrangements.
The association has been dor.
mant for several years and efforts
are being made 10 reactivAte II.
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Social and Personal

The Pedestal Lanes Club mel
Tuesday, June 10, at the home Oi
Mrs, Mary Margaret Morris. 97l
Aldrich Ave, n, Members who at,
tended the Meeting were Mesdames
Margarine Faiscn, Virginia Ash,
Rilhe Carter, Betty Lewis, Ethel
Smith, katherine Thomas, and ia D.,
tric,a Johnson. Mrs. Louise Gree
II Chicago, H.. WAS n gusst. The
next meeting will he held at the
home " Mira, Morris, Tuesday,
June II, with Mrs, Ethel Smith
As hostess,
Mr. and Mrs, William u. Nay.
SftS Fourth Ave, \, will observe
their SSth wedding anniversary,
Sunday, June Is, FROM -four TO nine
o'clock, Cards have been sent.
The Working Girls Council will
meet on Tuesday, June II. AZ the
Phyllis wheAtley House, 500 Al.
drieh Ave, ~, At \ o'Clock. An
members are urged to he present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hale Of
SNult Ste, Marie. Mich. nephew
u Mrs. r II. Beaver, and the late
Philip r. Hale u Minneapolis,
have moved into their new home
at 1897 Smelling Ave,
The BlHe Monday Club met Mon.
day June ., at the home II Mr.
and Mrs, Carl Ampey. No Royal.
Ston Ave, The door priEe was wrn
by Mrs Edward Green. Mrs. Har.
~ Neal was = visitor. The next
regular meeting will he held Mon,
day June 81, at the Edward
Grerns' home, 8O7 Sevpnth Ave. No,
Invitations are heinR mailed to
friends II the club 10 attend its
third anniversary party 1T the
Twenty Limited Club on June ~.
Clyde Hatcher. son II Mr.. and
Mrs, Theodore Hatcher. 3i2p Smell.
ing Ave. graduated from Wendell
PhnlipS Junior High school
Wednesday, June n, An honor
student, he was voted the most
courteous, best dressed and most
StudiOus member 81 his class. Dur. /
ing the school year, no was chief
u the school police, Clyde
will enter South High school In
September.
Mrs. I, W. Williams returned TO |
her home In Chicago Saturday, |
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MRS. LOGAN NOT JAMES
T. WAS IN HOSPITAL

A local newspaper reported last
week that James T. Logan. 1928
st. Anthony Ave, St. Paul. was
in the hospital.
Inquiry by this newspaper re-
vealed that it was Mrs. Logan, not
Mr.. Logan who was in Fairview
hospital for an operation. Mrs. Lo-
gan is home from the hospital.
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FEZZAN TEMPLE OBSERVES
JUBILEE DAY At ST.
JAMES CHURCH. MPLs

The ancient Egyptian Arabic Or.
der Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine Of
n. and S. America and Jurisdie-
ton, observed Jubilee Day. Sunday.
June 3. at St James A. ". y.
church. Minneapolis
Jubilee Day service IL held on
June 3. or the Sunday nearest its
order 10 commemorate this day 81
days for Negro ShriBers. when the
4. 8, Supreme Court handed down
is decision. June 3. 1929, which
was favorable 90 them.
The Jubilee Day service was i'm.
pressiye, educational. and was en-
ioysd by all. Rev. Edward Thomas.
pastor Of 81. James church. preach
ed the Jubilee Day service. I. ".
Dorsey, iliustriogs recorder.
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Reactivated State Association
Of COlOred Women Held
Annual Meeting June II

The Minnesota State Association
Of Colored Women. Inc. organized
in 1895. held its annual meeting
Thursday afternoon. June ~, at
II osmer Branch Library club
rooms in Minneapolis.
All club presidents from Roch-
ester. Duluth, Fergus Falls. st.
Paul and Minneapolis were hOnorcd
guests at the reception and tea
which followed the business meet
ing.
In the receiving line with the
president Of the association. Mrs,
Milton Shanks, were past presi-
dents, Mines. Susie Belle Evans,
Marguerite Washington, and Re
beque Force Of Minneapolis: Ma
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I June Z, after spending 10 days a.
the house guest Of Mrs, W, II,
Richardson. SSi9 Chicago Ave,
Mrs. Williams and her husband
have been In the real estate bust.
ness in Chicago for a number 81
/ years, Mrs, Williams has been q
friend Of Mrs, Richardson family
since girlhood, Their home town
Is Cor,lele, Ga,
Mrs Grace Name Of Minot, N, D..
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Am
PSy, 81 Royalston Ave.
Mr., James Siss0a. Chicago bust
ness man. Is visiting hiA wife, Mrs.
Geraldine SiSson, who resides here
at si0 Irving Ave No,
Mr., Alfred shelton 81 Chicago Ia
Visiting his sister, Mrs, Theodore
Hatcher, Sis9 Smelling Ave, and his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Lafayette
Shelton. Sr., go ST. Anthony, 81.
Paul.
The Merry Maids. Mrs Betty
Reed, d27 Eighth Ave. No, was
hostess to the Merry Maids club,
Tuesday, June 10. at the home AZ
Mrs. Harriet Smallwuod. dso HoaR
Ave, Mines, Christine Bum, Pearl
Woodland and BETTY StraWdsr were
guests. Members present were
Mines, SmallWood, Reed, MOllle
Goldman, Claudia Chatham and NJ.
ale Parks, 200 Aldrich Ave. No, at
whose home the next meeting viii
he held On Tuesday. June ~,
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold Comb. aIaA
Fourth Ave r.. and Mrs, Stafford
Lott were dinner guests Of Mise
Eunice Brown, 1904 Bryant Ave,
n. On Mrs, Combs birthday, Mon
day, June ., The dinner was = sur
prise for Mrs Combs by Miss
Brown, her co-worker at Phyllis
Wheatiey House,
Couple Wants 1 Roama or More.
No children, Call Geneva G07l, Mrs.
HacketL
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NJ. PAU. BIaTuDAys

hifthdsg EFesiIREs IN - Ped Juni
10 hlshard sherwood, $50 F,illsF Ave-
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hais ~ June ~ iahss q XVI H..
81 " JssaaWiHs Jane 10 J " lshR,
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lie r''ih kirtFf. ~ PRul
Out ~ t1~S EtpsiiREs ~ Me- &
AilmRH tsuiisviiiE. ~. JuHa ~
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~ rAUL 0VVICE
NlaIInnh

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JobHson bRS ~ ABthSnF Ave TsYs
Erhsrt fBs BnHdg Az Hugh Ashart
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In Minneapolis. most people read
the old TsiIAblS Minnsa polls
sPOK RsMAN.
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AIMS CLEANERS EMPLOYS
WILLIAM WESTRRRRY AZ
pICk.Ilp MAN

William wcstberry Is the new
pickup and delivery man at AIMS
Cleaners, 9ia Seventh ST, n, Min.
neapols.
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In Minneapolis. EaSst people read
the cid reliable Minneapolis
sPOK RsMAN.
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Couple WAITS Rooms or More.
No children, Call Geneva 007i, Mrs,
Hackett.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
Miss Betty Norment Of Rowland,
Lee Weaver OF Indiana, Are Married

ported ace and fell from a coro-
net of seed pearls. She carried a
prayer book topped with a show
cred white orchid.
Attending the bride as maid-of-
honor was Miss Emily Mckay of
Lumberton and Red Springs.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. R. L. Nor
ment of New Orleans, La, and
Mrs. Charles Weaver of Elkhart,
Ind. Little Miss Janet Norment
was flower girl. The attendants
wore frocks of white marquisette
fashioned similarly to that of the
bride. They carried nosegays of
mixed flowers tied with deep pink
satin ribbon.
Mrs. Weaver attended Flora
Macdonald college and for the
past several years has been en-
ployed with the National Bank of
Lumberton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29

every summer of her life, SO we
can almost call her a real home
toWner! Helen is from Jackson
vile, and she lives down at the
northern extension.
Mimi We'll is another teenster
that is living al Wrightsville now
as she has done for several sum-
mers. Mimi is responsible for the
throngs of boys and girls down
at her cottage next to the Yacht
Club.
Ann Wilmington is back at the
beach for the summer after living
in Charlotte for the past year. In.
til this last year. Ann hailed from,
Greensboro, but she now calls
Charlotte ''home." She is living On
the northern extension.
All three of these girls are reg
ularly seen doing around with
hometowners Marueen O'Crowley,
Jane Perry, Kent Thompson,
Laura Harriss, and Flonnie San
ders.
It's hot enough to make a type
writer wilt, and that's exactly
what mines doing. So, until the
middle of The week, Ill be seeing
you around!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
Helen Rogers,
Harold Daniels
Wed In Church

Miss Helen F. Rogers, daughter
- Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Rogers of
pockv Point, and Harold L. Dan
iais son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
n9niels of this city, were a
wed Saturday at noon, June 81,
a. St. Paul's Episcopal church in
Beaufort.
The Rev. William B. Daniels,
tro4her of the bridegroom, offici-
ated.
Miss Rogers, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
navv blue sheer dress with navy
OVID white accessories, and an
orchid corsage.
Mr.. Daniels had as his best
nan. Jack A. Daniels of Chapel
Hill.
The brides mother wore a black
sheer with black accessories, and
the eroom's mother wore a brown
and beige print with the same &C
cessorles.
The couple spoke their vows be-
fore 4 background of white gladi-
oil. native greenery, and burning
candles.
Following he ceremony, a
luncheon was held for members o.
tna family in the Jefferson hotel.
Norehead.
Mrs. Daniels is a graduate of
The Long Creek High school and
Of Campbell college. She was also
graduated from the James Walk
er Memorial School of Nursing.
She now is a member Of the
graduate staff Of the hospital.
The bridegroom, who was grad
uated from New Hanover High
school, spent five years in the
army, four years of that time in
the southwest Pacific. He is now
employed by the Yopp Funeral
Home.
The couple will be at home at
14l2 Dock street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
Mrs. M. F. Mattocks
Presents Piano Pupils

Mrs. M. F. Mattocks presented
the following piano pupils in a re-
cital Friday afternoon at her
home in Sunset Park:
The program follows:
Lightly Row. and Peasant
Dance" from Seldom Music
Ccurse), Jane Bond; Little
Brown jug" and Theme" (Hay-
den), Burwell Manor; wishing
Star" and ''The Man in the Moon"
(Thompson), Sue Cain; EAU Clair
la Lune" (Sedlon Course and
"barnyard Frolics" (%EJackford),
Betsy Burney) "Swans on the
Lake." THE Cuckoo" and '.Moun-
tain Climbing" (Thompson), Emf
ly Mattocks; Indian Summer
(Armour) and Little Rondo in G."
eisenhower, arranged by Balla-
tore), Glynda Manor; Long, Long
Ago" Bayly), ITO Celia"
CThompson) and Throwing Snow
balls Martin), Carol Bunch;
The Fairies Harp" (Thompson),
Fay Cain; ION Az Indian Trail"
Country Gard ns'' (Sedlon
Course) and &C h Dance''
(Elake), Barbara Ann Redfearn;
Eighteenth Century Music Box"
MozarD and "Whistling Down the
Road [ Go" (Munn), Ann Strong;
Dance Of the Hours" CPonchielli)
and "Minuet from Don juan"
(Mozart), Mary Sue Fulcher;
Duet Guards March" (Streab-
bog), Glynda Manor and Ann
Strong; Duet "Peacock'' (schill-
err, Mary Sue Fu1cher and Carol
At the conclusion of tn e pro-
gram refreshments were served.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29

ROWLAND. June 28.-The mar
riage of Miss Betty Norment,
daughter Of MI. and Mrs. LINDSAY
Norment of Rowland, to Lee
Wayne Weaver, son of MI. and
Mrs. c. o. Weaver of Goshen, In
diana, took place in Rowland
Methodist C h u = C h on Thursday
evening, June 26, at $50 o'clock.
The Rev. W. Carlton Wilson Of
ficiated, assisted by the Rev. W.
L. 10y.
Wedding music was rendered by
Lawrence Redmond, organist, and
Wilton Barnes, sotoist, both Of
Lumberton.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. Her wedding
gown of white marquisette was
fashioned with basque waist, yoke
of illusion outlined with escalloped
bertha, long pointed sleeves and
very bouffant skirt ending in a
full-length train. Her two = tered
veil of illusion was edged in i'm
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
Thomas Mebane Allen
Celebrates Birthday

Thomas Mebane Allen. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen of
Wrightsville Beach, was honored
or his first birthday Thursday aft
ernoon from 4 until 5 o'clock at
the home of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Allen, 414 Walnut
street.
The color scheme OF pink and
blue was carried out in the party
appointments and the large white
birthday cake with one candle in
single blue holder, centered the
table. Individual cakes iced in
pink were served with ice cream.
Guests included: Mary Antly,
George Antly, Ellen Strickland,
Martha Allen, Billy Divine, Joe
Dixon, Bill Allen, Randy Coble
and Mary Adams of Norfolk, Va.