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Evening star., 1947-04-10
NO MAIL
PHONE OR
COD. ORDERS,
ALL SALES FINAL
LINENS AND
DOkESTICS

s Orig. 3.99 Bed Pillows, 5oh
duck. 5ooo chicken feather filled,
ass
z Orig. II.ss soxs5" cewsert.
reversible, blue or rose------4.98
Orig. l2.95 Satssn Comfort.
wool blend filled .---------S.93
3 Orig. 9.s5 8oxs4" Patchwork
Quilts. reversible, washable $50
$50 Orig. 39e 80" unbisoehsd
Muslin. | to 4 yd. lengths, zse yd.
8 Orig. 3.ss Mattress Covers,
sc J oris. s.ss - 7oxso" ] All Wool N;s1
Blonkets, solid coIors s-------7.33
4 Orig. 1894 Chenille Spreads. full
size, rose or blue 1877
3 Orig. 5.ss Reversible Comforts.
wool filled --------3.s8
so Orig. 44e 1896" Turkish
Towels, coIored borders, 3 for 90
II Orig. 4.99 Chenille Mot Sets,
3.44
10 Orig. 100 sotssn Pillow Ticks,
Street Floor
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

svt6sN - SNs &~S
~ Orig. 3.es Shirts, Moize, SON.
forized, Broken sizes, irreeulors,
1877
8 Orig. 3.ss to 4.s7 Pajemos,
Royon and cotton. Damaged, broken
4s Orig. 6.z5 Long Sleeve Sport
Shirts, Checks and neat stripes.
Small, medium, loree- 3.e4
z3 Orig. 7.ss Cotton Robes, Blozer
stripes, all sizes
As Orig. 3.3s Work Shirts, ton,
Sonforized, vot dyed
4 Orig. I4.75 Both Robes, Terry.
cloth, shawl collar. broken sizes.
7.sS
23 Orig. 59e Athletic Undershirts.
White cotton ribbed, broken sizes.
44e
rs Orig. Sic Briefs, elastic woist,
white cotton -------33e
4 Orig. 3.98 Sport Shirts, long
sleeves, broken sizes, irreeulors,
100
9 Orig. 3.ss Shirts. soft eroy cot
ton. Broken sizes--------l.98
6 Orig. 3.o9 AII-WooI Sweaters,
pullover, long sleeves, soiIed, 1877
8 Orig. 1898 Wash Robes, blazer
stripes, shawl collar
s Orig. 700 and 500 Hots. oR
fur felt, ton, soiIed. Broken sizes,
4.37
Street Floor
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COATS AND SUITS

8 Orig. 1875 AII-wooI Dressmaker
Suits, brown, green stripe. sizes
1914 4----------9.oo
I Orig. $500 cordisan Dress
meker Suit. oIl-wooI crepe. size ID,
1888
I Orig. $500 AII-wooI Dressmoker
Suit, 8 button, size l6-----1z.8S
I Orig. 1895 Worsted Crepe
cerdison Suit, enoy. size lO-s.ss
z Orig. 1895 AII-wooI Gabordine
cardison Suits. black, navy. size
10 O-------2z.00
! Orig. z4.oo AII-woeI cerdison
Suit. black, size II 1888
z Orig. 1895 AII-wooI Crepe
cardison Suits. broid trimmed,
black, navy, size l2----Iz.SS
I Orig. 3z.s5 AII-wooI cordisan
Suit, black, size l2-----1z.88
l Orig. 1895 Twill Dress Coat.
navy, REFER type, size l4--12.S8
l Orig. 1895 Wool Twill Fitted
Dress coat. size "A, light weight,
1888
l Orig. 1926 Refer coes. gray,
wool, size 42-------7.4
I Orig. z4.s5 AII-wooi Notified
Tweed, heather tone, blue, brown,
size -7.44
z Orig. 1926 Dress Goats, oil
wool dioeonoI, squirrel trim, sizes
l6, 2O--
Second Floor
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BOYS, WEAR

s Orig. 1873 Gobardine Joekets,
small, medium and loree---88e
10 Orig. 1863 Shirts. sizes 6-l2,
68e
4 Orig. 6.ss White Eton Suits,
sizes 6-8------4----4.29
3 Orig. 5.s8 Sailor Suits, sizes 3
and 4 3,98
Is Orig. 3.98 Gobordine longies,
sizes 8-16-----z z.79
40 Orig. 49e Athletic Shirts and
Shorts, irregulors, small, medium
and loree ------28e
Street Floor
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ToILETRIES

500 Orig. 5Se Hard Voter soop.
3 Ib. bor ----25e
20 Orig. 3ee Mennen's Boby Oil,
25e
II Orig. 76e Jeris Hair Oil, 5oes
~ Orig. 69e Ire Jur Bubble Foam.
29eS
50 Orig. 2se Gloss Powder Jars,
...... Zoe
IS Orig. 6oe Lipstiek Brushes, 3se
80 Orig. LIS Follow Ne Face
Powder 29e%
*Plus Tar
Street Floor
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LINGERIE

20 Orig. 2.7o Cotton Crepe Pa-
jonas and Gowns, irreeulors, l.o9
80 Orig. 2.49 Royon Knit Gowns,
small sizes es-------l.55
Is Orig. 2.79 Rayon Sotin and
Crepe Slips, lace trimmed and toi-
Iored ---------1.87
Is Orig. 1888 Royon Satin and
Crepe Slips, teorose, white l.55
II Orig. z.59 Royon Satin Slips,
lace trimmed and tailored, small
sizes ------------------l.H
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LEATHER GOODS

100 Orig. z.s5 Hondbass, wools
and pIostics, spring eolors and
whites ----------------SSe"
IS Orig. 1913 Hondbass, suedine
and cloth, block, assorted styles,
ICE"
50 Orig. 1893 Hondboss. royon
foille, assorted styles, wonted light
colors ------------------3Se
20 Orig. 100 Belts, genuine
leother, wanted eolors -----1se
"a Orig. 4.95 Plastic Square and
Roll Hondboss, with Upper top,
3.49"
sPlus tdI
Street Floor
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COTTON SHOP

Is Orig. i.39 to I.58 Print Aprons,
cotton and chintz, washable, woist
style -------------44e
- Orig. 59e Head Bends, Maids
or Beouticions white, riek-roek
trim
5 Orig. 500 Print Cotton House
ceots, Upper style, sizes l4-18,
3.e7
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De Luxe Rayon Flock
and Plain
MARQUlSETTE
SASH CURTAINS
7.19
MEMS CLOTHING
Crisp, Spring-fresh all rayon
flock dotted marquisette. Sash
hemmed, headed. Eggshell.
Third Floor

5 Orig. 7.94 VyIon Roineoots. with
bag, medium -----------1.e7
4 Orig. 9.98 Trousers, all wool,
green herrinebone, sizes 3l-3o,
6.l9
! Orig. 1875 Roineoot, ton.' twill,
Size AZ long 800
7 Orig. 7.So Trousers, Brown Bed
ford corduroy. wool content To-
beIed ed-------------4.77
J Orig. 1875 Covert Suits, brown,
wool content IobeIed. Size IS,
i2.77
Street Floor
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LUGGAGE AND
UMBRELLAS

IS Orig. 1895 Women's Overnight
coses, l8" and 2I", convos,
leather bound -----1o.o0S
66 Orig. 3.95 Women's UmbreI-
las, royDn, novelty patterns, nov
city handles -------z.e9
sPlus Tar
Street Floor
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JUNIOR MISS SHOP
4 Orig. 1895 Roineoots, postels,
broken sizes -. ..---6.77
u Orig. $50 Rayon Gabardine
Dresses, broken sizes --z.47
Second Floor
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GLOVES

GLOVES
81 Pr. Orig. 2.e5 Women's Leather
Gloves, sIipon and novelty. black;
broken sizes 1.59
81 Pr. Orig. Las Women's Fobrie
Gloves, white, cotton and royon;
broken sizes ----77e
1877 Pr. Orig. 100 Women's Fob
rie Gloves, large assortment, brok-
Street Floor
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CURTAINS AND
UPHOLSTERY

20 Orig. 1873 Marquisette Cur
toins, Damaged -----38e pr.
z Orig. 4.ss PriseiIIo Curtains,
z.99 pr.
I Orig. 5.ss Rayen Marquisetts
Curtains -------------3.OO pr.
4 Orig. 1898 koroseoI PriseilIa
Curtains. As is------3.00 pr.
l Orig. 3.98 PriseiIIa curtoins,
fIoroi print 1893 pr.
z Orig. 5.98 Novelty Net Curtains,
royon 800 pr.
Z Orig. e.4s Pri.eiIIa curtoins,
posteI --------2.o0 pr.
Z Orig. 6.9S Tailored kinon Cur
toins. As is----3.o0 pr.
13. Orig. 4se Voter RepeIIont
KneeIing Pads -----25e
Is Orig. I.3s Shower Curtain Mo
$ Orig. s.4s clopoy Venetian
1 Orig. 1879 EversIaze chintz
s''sss, 3 o,;s. 4.ss Novel;, 'ise p,i.. TOP
cottose Sets s-----z.44
20 Orig. 6ee Odds and Ends Win
dow Shades -----------4oe ca.
IS Orig. 1873 Forsday Decorative
corniee Boords, with metal
Third Floor
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1893 & 2.98 Boys
SLEEVELESS
WOOL SWEATERS
TOO

Irregulars Of famous make
sweaters. Knit, full and roomy.
Blue, yellow, tan. Small, medium
and large.
Street Floor
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Reg. lo7.s5
RADIO
PHONOGRAPH
COMBINATIONS
$3.50

You won't believe your eyesi
Here's the combination radio
record changer in blond or
walnut, only SO. 80! Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
HOUSE
FURNISHINGS

Orig. 1898 Double Door Chino
CLOSET, as is--------15.S9
I Orig. 2l.e5 Double Door Chino
Closet, as is 1929
I Orig. 2I.ss Double Door China
/ Orig. 1898 Steel Utility Cabinet,
! Orig. 1898 Kitchen Base, os is,
1899
10 Orig. z.ss Folding Lawn choirs,
99e
"a Orig. 4ee o-cedar Permo Moth.
II Orig. 4ee Tavern Paint cIeoner.
Pt t-19e
S Orig. l.5s Tavern Floor Wox.
Kool.-------9Se " ool. -9Se
s ORIG. z.6o Tovern Floor Wox.
Col. -------l.S8
IS Orig. l.49 Mystic Zip cIeoner.
z3 Orig. 2.s8 Insect Bombs .7ee
43 Orig. 9Se Both Tub Brushes, eee
lz9 Orig. Csc StoinIess stee!
Kitchen Tools ------49e
Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1947-04-10

Lovely new pastels, brown and
white stripes, with matching solid
color skirts, gray mems wear Han
mel with colored pin stripes In
10o% wool classics dared
belted backs: sizes 1918. Wom-
ems sizes 1914 come In solid
aqua, blue or gray mems wear
with white, stripes, cardigans
and classics. All wool and part
wool. Sportswear, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-04-10

TEENS, GIRLS AND
INFANTS
! Orig. z1.ss Beby carriose, blue,
domoeed -----I5.oo
z Orig. I7.43 Baby carrioses.
Z Orig. 1899 Girls z-Pe. Spring
Suits, sizes 9, ll----3.00
! Orig. 1895 Teen Dress, part
wool. Size lO-------3.o0
5 Orig. 500 Girls Water Repei-
liant jackets -------3.oo
z Orig. 7.s5 Raineoats. size Is,
blue x.OV
4 Orig. z.zs Girls Cotton sIaeks.
100
II Orig. z.ss Girls Confirmation
IL Orig. $50 Chubby Girls
Dresses. spun royon posteIs. Sizes
8h-l4h -----2.oo
4 Orig. z.ss Girls Teen Skirts,
brown. Size l4------59e
5 Orig. 1874 Girls Polo Shirts,
Second Floor
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Second Floor
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Street Floor
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Street. Floor
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MIKKOKS
II Orig. 3.4s MsteI Smokers.
block on chrome e-----1.59
n Orig. I.s9 Boudoir Shades,
royon and sotin- 1.19
l Orig. 1898 Hurricane Lamp,
genuine onyx base, hond-pointed
globe e------S.88
s Orig. zz.sS Bridge Lamps, with
shades, bronze base. royon shade.
1899
! Orig. $50 Miniature, gold frome,
1.19
10 Orig. s.es chiId's Lemp,
Merry-eo-round ------4.99
3 Orig. 1898 China Bose TobIs
Lamps with sotin-f finished shodes,
7.77
Fourth FIooor
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We've long coats, short coats.
Fish tail flared or straight. New
push-up sleeves. Dressmaker. tai-
lored, cardigan, 3-button classics,
long torso suits. All-wool CAB
ardines, worsteds, crepes, nannels.
Sizes 1920, 3s-44, s5h-4711.
Goats and Suits, Second Floor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15

IN one of the largest duplicate
contract bridge Journeys in weeks
Mrs. R. Bryant Hare and Mrs
Oliver Hutaff took honors In the
northsouth division. with Mrs. J.
F.. Hacker and Mrs. Be-eniece
Stellings runner-ups.
In the east-west division, Mrs.
PR. Smith and Mrs. Alice Nor
row were high-scorers and MS.
Walter W. Storm and Mrs. j. D.
Sprunt were runner-ups.
Among those club members
playing at u tables were: Mrs.
Charles Becker. Mrs. A. B. Cheat
ham, Mrs. Charles S. Lowrimore,
Mrs. Emsley Laney, Mrs. David
Harriss, Mrs. Donald King, Mrs.
Irving Corbett, and Mrs. Beverly
c. Snow.
Mrs. Louis Orrell, Mrs. Har'
grove Beuamy, Mrs. Sam Nash,
Jr., Mrs. Richard Rogers, Mrs.
J, w. Hood, Mrs. H. S. Wellott
r. E. Shannon, Mrs. Paul Camp
bell, MS. Norwood Orren, Mrs.
Frank Ross. Mrs. Ashley Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Broadfoot
Mrs. J.. Goodlett Thornton, Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
Spring Fantasy
To Be Staged
Here May y

The grand finale Of the Spring
Fantasy" to be presented by the
City Recreation Dept. at Penn
broke Jones Park on Thursday,
May %, at 800 p. m, will be the
coronation of Miss Pansy Savage
at "Queen of Spring. Miss Savage
was chosen queen at the Teen-Age
formal held at the Community
center on May 9.
Part v, the coronation OF the pro-
duction will be set in an English
palace garden Of medieval times
with elaborate costumes OF the
court carrying out the theme.
The queen will enter after the
crown bearer, Freddie Ganager,
who will be followed by the ladies
in waiting, Misses Barbara Dun
ham, Dolores Potter, Harriet Gal
.lup, Winifred Clark, Virgie Mel
ton, Nadlee Hill, Margaret Thoma-
son, and Mona Peterson.
Barbara Bessellieu will follow
the queen as her petite train bear
err. and Miss Elizabeth Barefoot,
e olumbine," will crown Miss Saw
age. The dancing of the palace
guards, the garland dancers. and
the court of Ministries will enter
tain the queens court. ,
The plumed and silver-armored
guards. the white-robed dancers,
the pastel beauty Of the ladies-ln-
waiting; - all against the bacK-
ground of the garden and the har-
mony of the palace Ministries form
the lights-out scene for Spring tes-
tival.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
C~osmetologists
Name Objective

The Wilmington Cosmetology as
sociation met recently at the Com
munity center with David Trout
man presiding in the absence of r.
P. Julian, president.
According to Mrs. Madell Spoon
er, publicist. the object of the
association is to unite and affiliate
into one organization all qualifying
owners and operators of beauty
establishments in the local area
for the purpose of fostering growth
and knowledge Of cosmetology and
assisting In furthering interest of
its members and public.
The meeting discussed the con-
vention which will take place here
in september.
The next meeting of the associa-
ton will take place June 9 at 1880
p. m. at the Friendly cafeteria.
Emphasis was placed on enlist
ing new members.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15

PromS|atedAt
High School

New Hanover High school
Juniors will entertain in honor OF
the seniors Friday night from $3.50
1890 p. m. in the school gym at
the a -nual highlight OF the year
the junior senior prom.
Vergil West and his orchestra
will provide music for the dance
which is informal.
Although the theme of the dance
has not been revealed. one of the
high spots will be the GROWING
of the king and queen Of the 1947
junior-senior.
Committee chairmen Of the
dance are: Billy Quarles, decora-
tons; Catherine Grove, tickets
and invitations; Clean HUMAN,
lights and music; Catherine Nc
Rae; Beth 44arris, refreshments;
and Jean Pope, chaperones.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15

Club Flow!
Show oOos:

The annual flower ss,r
New Hanover County g.a
onstration club viii b. '
today from 2-5 ?. n. j., g.ss'
munity center. Prss!5- - +
show will be Mrs. F.:ss a
president of the ca1-.y ..s .''
E. H: Cheshire, ts3e5. IN !
5 B Leader, an ~ !, !
J. Collier, federauos ~: N'l
triton leader. al,
A special program h..
ranged at which. HerI ~ 'ssa
Horst. will speak On H.! S..1
The judging viii I'll.
the following division. Pig
rangement, dining rom 's
ment' arrangements tor Nv, s' q
nigh arrangement, 5aske. =
ment' miniature arygsgsr a:,1
arrangement, novelty -.
specimens, wild r.owe,
ment, potted plants. and .aH11
handicraft. ~S2s
Color harmony, pgopos.,,
lation to containers. 6.s-~.4+
originality, artistic pe-tsres.
dltlon, quality, length n ,..~
OF bloom according to y.,.~
foliage will play a g.ea, nv,
judging of flowers.
Judging will begin a. n l
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
Hemenway PTA
Sees Two Plays

The Hemenway P-T.A. held its
final meeting of the year Tuesday
with new president, Mrs. Ola Prld-
gen, presiding for the first time.
Following a devotional by Mrs.
E. P. Walker, two playlets were
presented. The first, Party
Dress" was given by Miss Rachel
Stroll's seventh grade, and the sec
ond, Spirit Of Spring" by MIS-
Migrants second grade. $3.50.
Mrs. N. w. Rochelle gave a orle1
report on the recent state conven'
ton of P-T.A. clubs held In Asne'
vile.
Mrs. Migrants second grade won
the attendance award tor having
the largest number OF mothers
present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
LOUISE CAHOON
LEO LEVTZOW
MARRY SUNDAY

NEW BERN, May 14.-Miss Lou
Use Cahoon, OF New Bern, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Cahoon
of Grantsboro, and Leo Edward
Levtzow of this city, son OF Mr.:
and Mrs. Edward Levtzow OF
Faulkton, South Dakota, were
married Saturday evening, May
10. by the Rev. J. c. Griffin, Free
win Baptist minister, at the home
OF the brides uncle, Melvin Ca
hoon, in New Bern.
Mrs. Melvin Cahoon was matron
of honor. Edwin Cahoon, brother
OF the bride, was best man. Tne
bride wore a light blue dress, with
corsage Of white oses. The BRIDE
groom was recently discharged
from service in the Marine corps,
following four years in the corps.
His recent assignment was at
Camp Lejeune.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
Junior High
Music Groups
Play Today

the Junior High band a n d Or
chestra will give a joint program
today at 2:30 O'Clock at the Chest
nut Street school. Parents and
friends of the students are cor
daily invited to attend.
S. T. Woodson and Mrs. Eric
Norden, directors of the band and
orchestra, are in charge of the
program, which follows:
First year violin students from
Bradley Creek, Hemenway, and
Winter Park will play: The King
Of France" and "O'er the Sea-"
Tileston violinists will play The
Ocean Liner" and Timothy
|Crowl' and the Chestnut street
school musicians will play Tine
Midget" and Might"
n the second part Of the pro-
gram, the Junior High orchestra
will play the following three Sc
lections: Coronet March by
Holmes, Siesta by Isaac, and Co.
lumbia Overture by Fox.
Third and last the Junior High
band will play: Our Director
March by Bigelow, Legion of
Valour Overture by Krangkiser,
The Bells of st. Mary's by Adams,
Grand Opera Selections by
Maddy, and Sails On a Silvery
Sea, Trumpet Trio by Goldman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
Johnston
Wins Praise
From Critics

GREENvILLE, May IA. - Sally
Margaret Johnston of Wilmington,
senior at East Carolina Teachers
college. was presented by the col
lege department of music in a
graduating recital on Monday eve
ring in the Austin auditorium on
the campus.
Miss Johnston's contralto voice
was at its best, and the varied
numbers of the program won en-
thusiastic applause from her audi
ence. Among the selections were
the beautiful aria "Che faro senza
Euridice" from Gluck's 'Orfeo
and Euridice," the dramatic THE
Cry of Rachel" by Salter, and the
tuneful and lifting Let My Song
Fill Your Heart by Charles and
Love You Are My Music by
Klemm. The regular program was
followed by a group of eneores.
Accompanying Miss Johnston was
Mrs. Margaret Gilbert o. Green
vile.
Miss Johnston, who won her au-
dience by her gracious stage pres
ence as well as by her pleasing
voice, wore a beautiful evening
gown of pink net with hoop skirt
and accents of black on the bod
ice. Her gloves were black, and
she wore an arrangement Of pink
flowers in her hair.
William Adcock Of Durham,
clarinetist, assisted Miss Johnston
in her recital. Adcock, a talented
freshman at the college, as be-
come closely associated with mus
ical activities On the campus dur
ing the present school year. He
played the Allegro from Mozart's
Concerto, Op. 1o7, with Elizabeth
Drake of the college faculty as
accompanist.
Miss Johnston is a pupil OF Dan
E. Vornholt of the college faculty;
and Adcock, OF Herbert L. Carter
Of the East Carolina department
of music.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
Miss Hoover,
Donald Blake
Are Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Hoover Of
Kerr, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Martha Eta, to
Donald P. Blake, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Blake Of Wilmington.
Miss Hoover is a graduate Of
the James Walker Memorial hos
pital School of Nursing aad is now
On the staff Of that institution.
Prior to going into training, Miss
Hoover was graduated from the
Franklin High school in Kerr.
Mr.. Blake is a graduate of New
Hanover High school and is now
a student at the Wilmington col
lege center of the University Of
North Carolina. He served for
three years in the Army.
The couple r planning a June
wedding.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
CRUMP
WEBS VETERAN.
WORLD WAR II

NEW BERN, May IA. - Miss
Sheldon Crump, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ODDS Cooper Crump. and
George Reese Huffstetler, Jr., Son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Huffstetler,
were married May 10 by the Rev.
F. Hubert Morris, pastor, in "a
doublering ceremony at the First
Presbyterian church here.
The bride wore a pearl gray
wool suit, with matching Access
SORES and a corsage Of orchids
showereL with sweetpeas. She at
tended Peace junior college in Ra-
leigh, and now has a position here
at the First : Citizens Bank and
Trust company.
The bridegroom served in the
navy during World War II, and
holds a position now with the Fag-
an Electric company. They will
reside in New Bern.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
FIFTH AVENUE
METHODIST TO
FETE SENIORS

Fifth Avenue Methodist church
will be host tonight at $50 o'clock
in the church dining hall, when
the church honors the seniors of
New Hanover High school, who
attend Fifth Avenue Methodist.
Seniors who will graduate this
year and are expected to be pres
ent include:
Ebe Goodwin, Catherine LeGwin,
Ruth Edwards, Becky Sims, Doris
Lunan, Jack Bass, Betty Yopp.
and Evelyn Walkup.
The committee in charge of the
banquet includes: Betty Craig, Bet
ty Britz, Carson Boone, Lois Mag
nuson, and Marjorie Cherry.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
BERN PAIR
PLAN JUNE VOWS

NEW BERN, May 14-Mr. and
Mrs. E. o. Register, Of route 8,
New Bern, have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Frances, to William Robert Con-
|ner, Jr., of New Bern, son of Mrs.
Stella Conner. The wedding will
take place June Is in New Bern.
Mrs. John w. Hammond aas an
nounced the engagement of her
daughter, Frances Elizabeth, to
Stephen Franklin Mobiles, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Mobiles Of
Ayden, the wedding to take place
June IS. Miss Hammond is the
daughter of Mrs. Hammond and
the late Mr.. Hammond of this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
Over so Women Attend Ws
Ga|aM Mother D Daughter Banquet

Climaxing the many entertain
ments offered this year by the
YWCA. the mother-daughter ban
ouet sponsored by the business
girls club OF the YW-the Resi-
dence club, the. B. G.. club and the
Blue Triangle club-presented last
night one of the Iiveliest affairs
ever given by the local Young
Women's Christian assoc1arson.
Miss Rosannah Bishop was toast
mistress for the affair held last
evening at the Communlt, center.
Leading off with the invocation,
Miss Dorothea Mcdowell executive
secretary of the WV introduced
Judy Johnson, who led the group
singing, accompanied by MISS
Helen Dobson at the piano.
Introductions of mothers were
made nv Miss Elizabeth Clark.
Mrs. W.B. Bello,s sang a musl-
cal solo accompanied by MISS
Johanna Duls.
Highlighting the program, MISS
Juanita Cannon made a toast 10
mothers, and Mrs. Edna W. Park
er responded with a toast to dauSn-
tiers.
In conclusion a skit was present
ed by each of the business glrl's
clubs.
Those attending the banquet last
night included: Miss Jesse Watts,
Mrs. George W. West, Miss Doro-
thea Mcdowell, Mrs. j. c. NC
Dowen, Miss Mary McDuffie, Mrs.
Idella McDuffie, Miss Lois Cooper,
Mrs. T.. E. Cooper. Miss Jaunlta
Cannon, and Mrs. G. H. Cannon:
Miss May Price. Mrs. B. W..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
Chasten's
Pupils Appear
In Recital

Miss Agnes Hall Chasten pre-
sented the following piano STU
dents in a musical recital Tuesday
evening at st. James Parish house:
Jack and Jill-Ketterer, by Ray
Fennell, pupil.
The 'Cello-Adair, by Madeline
Trask, pupil.
Fairy-Land Music-Piaget, by
Peggy KONG, pupil.
March Grotesque-Turner, by
Mary Bonner Reynolds, pupil.
Pond Lilies-Rogers, by Mar
garet Grove, pupil.
On The Lake-Williams, by Sara
Evans, pupil.
Tie Courtyard Fountain-Blake,
by Molly Adams, pupil.
To a Daffodil-Griffis, by Rosa.
lind Picot, pupil.
Valse Espagnole-Paldi, by Mar.
garet Lee Formyduval, pupil.
The Hidden Waterfall-Chenow.
eth, by Ann Farmer, pupil.
Au Matin-Godard, by Ann Post,
pupil.
Arabian Night-Mildenberg, by
Norma Williams, pupil.
Barcarolle-Goodrich, by Cathe-
rine Post, pupil.
Theme from second Concerto
Rachmaninoff-Schaum, by Rose
mary Sweeney, pupil.
Lento-Cyril Scott, by Nancy
Trask, pupil.
Valse - Sibelius, by Frances
Westbrook, pupil.
Warriors Song-Heller, by Billy
McGlaughon, pupil.
Romance-Schuman, by Cathe-
rine Grove, pupil.
Witches Dance-MacD owell, by
Alta Bryant, pupil.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15
POLICE BUSY
WITH EXAMINATIONS

Wilmington policemen are busy
working on a 2oo-question examl.
nation from the North Carolina
Institute of Government, 1t was
learned yesterday.
The examination will conclude
"a lectures given the police depart
ment since Feb. 10, chief OF po-
lice Hubert Hayes said.
Covering three text books ne
law enforcement officers are ans
wering questions on arrest, search-
ing, seizure. traffic, accident IN
vestigation and motor vehicle laws
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-15

TODAY
$50 D. m.-Wrightsboro P.-T.A.
executive meeting will be
held in the library Of the
school. Plans for next years
work will be made.
$50 o. m.-The Junior High Or
chestra and band students OF
New Hanover county Will
present a concert at the
Chestnut street school.
SEQ pm. - The Past Pocahon-
tss league will meet with
Mrs. C. j. Craig, $40 Prin-
cess street.
500 D. m.-The City Recreation
department will present its
third annual spring festival
at the Pembroke Jones park
!" opposite the high school.