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SkUBEkITE PAGEL.
BETI VARGSTAN-
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A-'ooo 'ealN4, hSiI CuhoCoIISlesA
negalinciu dirbti seneliu ir pa
liegusiu, 1000 studentu tremty-
je yra sudeje 'visas savo Wits
j Americas Lietuvius. Kas juos
supras, kas ju sauksma isgirs,
kas jiems pagalbos ranka is
ties, jei ne artimiausieji?
Kas gi yra artimesni Lietu-
viams tremtiniams Europoje, jei
ne ju sesers ir broliai Lietuviai
Amerikieciai?
Visi, kurie atjaucia Lietuviu
tremtiniu skurda, baisu varga
ir nuolatini pavoju bado, salcio
ir baimes, yra kvieciami visu
pajegumu stoti Bendrojo Ame-
rikos Lietuviu salpos Fondo Va
jaus talkon. Dabar, siandie at
likime kiekvienas savo artimo
meiles pareiga. Duokime savo
pinigine auka per savo vieti-
MUS BALE skyrius ar istaigas,
arba siuskime tiesiog BALI
centrui.
Naujausios zinios is BALE
vajaus fronto yra dziuginan-
clos. Yra vietu, kur Vajaus
kvota jau uzbaigta su kvota.
Toxic pirmieji miestai, kur vel
kia veiklus BALI skyriai yra
Providence, R. l. ir Great Neck,
N. Y. Bet jie nenutrauke sa-
vo veiklos-pasalpos darbas te-
siamas ir toliau.
Maryland valstija visai arti
savo kvotos uzbaigos, kuri, tiki
masi. bus atsiekta Birzelio IA
d., kai ivyks Baltimoreje viesa
rinkliava.
Connecticut auku sumos smar-
kiai paaugo Geguzes pradzioje.
Geguzes 2 ir 3 d. New Britaine,
O Geguzes 3 d. Harforde ivy
ko viesos rinkliavos. Geguzes
II milziniska rinkliava buvo
Waterburyje.
Illinois valstijos viesas va
iaus atidarymas ivyko Geguzes
II d. Chicagoje Dariaus-Gireno
saleje. Pradzia labai ispudin-
ga, tad ir vajaus pasisekimas
uztikrintas.
Massachusetts valstijoje va
iaus vedimas gerokai pasistu-
mejo j prick, ypac Worcestery-
ie, Brocktone, NorWoode, Cam
bridge. -a.-s.ss,s.
New Jersey valst. daug gy-
vumo rodo naujai isisteiges
BALI skyrius Lindene, kur
Geguzes 18 d. bus viesas BALI
naudai parengimas. Newarko
BALI skyriaus rengiama pra-
moga bus Geguzes 81 d.
New Yorko valstijoje siuo
metu didziausias judejimas yra
Rochestery, kur Geguzes 2 d.
susidare specialus vajaus ko-
mitetas. Rochestery Lietuvlu
SaIpos vajus bus vedamas dvl
savaites-nuo Birzelio 8 d. Xxi
% d. Talkon itraukti izymus
Lietuviu draugai kitatau a /.
Neatsilieka ir Amsterdam su
Schenectady, kur Geguzes 80 d.
bus rodomi Br. Motuzu-BeleckQ
paveikslai. New Yorko miesto
komitetas Geguzes 80 If 81 d.
Maspethe, Klasciaus parke II
saleie, lures savo dvi dideles
pramogas.
Michigan waist. daugiausia
sielojamasi Detroito if Grand
Rapids miestuose.
Pennsylvanijoje siomis dleno-
mis- daugiausia judejimo Pitts
burghe, kur darbstus Vajaus ko-
mitetas galutinai susiorganiza-
vo ir pradejo darba.
Visi asmens ir draugijos
prasomi didzion talkon pagel-
beti Lietuviams tremtiniams.
Siuskime savo parama tuoJau,
Siadien.
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Britain Says 1t Recogni
zes Red Grip on
Battles
Chicago Tribune, May 24)

LONDON, May % (Reuters) =
Christopher Mayhem, undersecretary
for foreign affairs, told the house
of commons today that the Russian
press had made it quite plain that
the aBltic states of Estonia, Latvia,
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WANT AD Sc EC1I0k

WANTED-A chance to bid on
your tin work ana spoutlng. All
work guaranteed. c. ]. Mathys,
Raymond, Phone 664. 4-3-26t"
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number for Sunday School spe-
cial number Sunday and it was
done beautifully.
July 13 is the date set for the
annual picnic of the Sunday
School.
Mrs. Gail Galley returned
home from New Jersey Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hall and
son, Jimmie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl George and daughter, Patti
10, had a picnic supper at Griggs
Dam, Sunday and attended the
Riverside auto show in the eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marshall and
son spent Sunday visiting in Co
lumbuS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otwell Condor
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Longbrake,
of Columbus.
Leland Walk had his tonsils
removed Thursday morning at
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8. le47

Marysville.
Arthur Connel, of Gallon, visit
ed Mrs. Sylvia Reed a few days
and her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kimmel,
of Marysville, called on her Fri
day night.
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FOR SALE-An extra good
white Shorthorn bull old enough
for service; also End calf spring
er heifer a nice one. Howard
Born, mi. south east of Mt.
Victory. Its
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FOR SALE-Large fuel oil heat
er; 2 pc. living room suit; 12x16
linoleum rug; 9x12 rug and dav-
export. 31a miles west of Rich
wood. Mrs, Park w. Ridge. Its
FOR SALE Round Oak din
ing table in good condition; l
complete window storm window
and storm screen, 2412 inches by
351s inches,, casing included. Will
sell cheap. Merl Morse, Raymond
Its
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'UNIONVILLE
CENTER
BY MRS. NERVE GEORGE

I wish to correct a statement
of mine made some time ago:
it was Miller ambulance, driven
by Billy Lee, who took David
Scheiderer to the hospital a few
weeks ago.
Hattie Blue has the mumps at
this time.
Mrs. Gertie Horn and family
motored to Ashland KY, to
take Mrs. Glendenen and daugh-
ter home from a few weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Brown, of
Columbus, were Sunday guests
and Mrs. Dorothy Seirman and
Mrs. Neer, of Grove City, were
Wednesday guests of the r. w.
Brown family.
The penny contest winners
were honored by picnic dinner
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Paul Daley, by the losers. The
afternoon was spent in games and
contests. There were Sd present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burns
gave birthday dinner in honor
of Morgan McNabb.
Mrs. Argo, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Hensley and James Plymel went
to London on Sunday to visit
friends, Judge H. B. Edwards and
his wife, who were hurt in an
auto accident two weeks ago.
The Reeds bridge GO years
old) broke thru with a truck
loaded with steel. Friday brought
many sight-seers to this bridge to
see the back portion of the
truck resting on the Darby creek
bottom and the cab resting up
right from the floor of the bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Caulley,
of Columbus, spent the weekend
with Johnnie Greenbaum and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Bud
Rankie, of Grove City, spent
Sunday evening with them.
Alice Cooperider and Meryl
George spent the day in Colum-
bus Thursday. They also gave
the special number for church
Sunday in singing duet. Fol
low Me-.
Juanita Newland gave a piano
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Frank Rengert. Auctioneer
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FOR SALE-Taylor Tot. Phone
|815l. Its
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GOVERNMENT SURPLUS

GOVERNMENT SURPLUS
STORE
Field jackets, upper and button
type Wind and water repellant,
snappy looking, fine for work or
sport wear. $194 to $3.75.
Plenty of new and used rain
coats, $1.75 to $2.75.
New and used Merchandise
Across from school building in
Raymond. 6-19-tf
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SYNOPSIS

Gail Prentice, whose parents
had divorced when she was
child, knew nothing of her father,
Charles, except what her gay, ex-
travasant mother, Lissa, had told
her-that he was the wealthy own
er Of Twin Oaks, a fine old south
ern estate and that the in
adequate income he had settled
on them forced them to become
what LISA termed professional
house guests among her many
wealthy friends. Gail is surprised
when, one Gay LISA asks if she
would like to spend the coming
summer with her Gather. Charles
had remarked years before, and
heretofore LISA had steadfastly
refused to permit Gail to visit
Twin Oaks, though he and his wife
had often invited her. But now,
having recently met wealthy Mar
fin Kincaid, and certain he would
propose if given the right
opportunity - in this instance
house party in Bermuda - LISA
convinces Gail she should accept.
She hoped, too, the visit might
be instrumental in obtaining an
increased allowance for them.
Gail is somewhat mystified when,
upon alighting from the train at
the small station, she is escorted
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CHAPTER FIVE

| The screen door OF the mouse
behind them banged and a woman
came hurrying down the steps to
ward them. A woman tall ane
generously proportioned, though
one could never have called hel
Eat. There were streaks of gray
in her dark hair that was brushed
smoothly back from her flushed
face, and her eyes were kind anc
friendly. She was wiping work
Redeemed hands on her apron a!
she came forward.
"Oh, GAIL" she said eager.
ly, you're really here. We were
afraid that at the last moment
you might change your mind" "
Charles turned and put his arm
about the woman, keeping his
other arm about Gail, and said
proudly, eyes, Kate, she's here!
Gail, this is my wife, Kate"
For a moment Kate and Gail
looked measuringly at each other,
and then Kate's innate friendli-
ness flowed into her voice and her
eyes and she said warmly, Gail,
dear, I am so happy to meet you.
So very glad you could come to
us for a long visit. A very long
one, we sincerely hope!"
Thank you. You're - very
kind" said Gail, and hated her
self because her voice was un-
steady, because she was deeply
touched by the sincere warmth Of,
her welcome.
Greg, who had finished carrying
in the luggage, asked quickly,
"Where's Norah?"
Kate laughed richly.
"Oh, she was dropping corn for
Uncle Charles when you got here.
And she refused to meet Gail in
her field clothes. She's gone to
dress"
Aunt Kate, you beast" said a
girls voice, as the screen door
swung open and closed behind a
girl Of about Calls own age. She
came down the walk, smoothing
aer rich brown hair with hands
that were still moist from scrub
Ding, and her crisp pink cotton
frock cracked a little with the
speed of her advance.
Hello, Gail. I'm so glad you've
come. l do hope you'll have fun"
my niece, Norah Wayne. who
makes her home with u.s." ex-
claimed Kate gently.
Gail thanked Norah, and felt
that if any more people were in
troduced to her in her present
mood Of shock and uneasiness,
she would probably explode.
"And now," Norah said briskly. |
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to a dilapidated station wagon b.

to a dilapidated station wagon by
attractive Greg Thompson, who
introduces himself as an employe
Of her tather-and who makes no
attempt to conceal his dislike OF
her. She is utterly dumbfounded,
however, when they pull up to a
small, unpainted tenant house on
the estate and Greg discloses that
this is where her father lives, ex-
planning that several years before
the big house had been destroyed
by fire, and continued reverses
had wiped out the Prentice for
tune, with the exception of the
fund set aside for her mother and
herself. Gail manages to hide her
shock when Charles emerges to
greet her.
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OVER THE NETWORKS

Time is eastern standard. For cen
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Last minute program changes can
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World News & Commentary -
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FORESTRY TRAINING
MEETINGS BEGIN IN
WHITEVILLE TODAY

RALEIGH, Aug. 24-RHTrain-
ing meetings for district office
men of the North Carolina Forest
ry and parks will begin tomorrow
in Whiteville. A similar meeting
will be held Tuesday in New Bern
and one Wednesday in Asheville.
G. M. Comet, regional training
officer of the U. S. Forest Service,
is conducting the meeting in an
effort to show latest methods of
fire prevention, detection and sup
preston
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live in this utter squalor? Even
if the big house had burned, there
had been ample time to have re-
built it; or if there had been any
Lack Of building materials, surely
this place could have been re-
modelled, electricity and plumbing
installed. The place could have
been made livable, even with a
sort Of rustic charm, if someone
had wanted it to be.
To Be Continued
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PASTORS ABSENT

WALLACE Earl w. Faires.
Wallace, and the Rev. L. A:
Taylor, Wilmington, preached
at the Rockfish and Potts
Memorial Presbyterian church
es Sunday in the absence OF
the pastor of the two churches.
Ben F. Brown. Faires, a recent
moderator of the Wilmington
Presbytery, is an elder IN the
Wallace Presbyterian church
and president of the Mems Or
ganization of the Presbytery.
Mr.. Taylor is executive secre-
tary and stated clerk OF the
Presbytery.
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PERMISSION GRANTED

WALLACE - The Wallace
Bus company has been granted
permission by the State Utili-
ties commission to operate a
bus line between Jacksonville
and Chinquapin. The new run
will be made by Fountains S
Store and Catherine Lake.
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FOOTBALL DRILLS

WARSAW-Coach A. H. Lee
has announced that football
practice at the Warsaw High
School will start Monday at
4 o'clock. He urged all boys
interested in playing to report
to the Warsaw Ball park.
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YOUTH RALLY SLATED

CHADBOURN - The annual
Young Peoples Rally will be
held at the Waccamaw Baptist
church on Friday, August 20,
beginning at $3.50 p. m. A pic
mic supper will be served at the
lake. The evening service will
get underway at Z o'clock.
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Southeastern Searchlight
News Of Interest In All Neighboring
Counties Told Briefly
FACULTY ANNOUNCED

ELIZABETHTOWN Charles
A.. Elmore, principal of the
Dublin school, has announced
the faculty for the 1947-48 term,
which will open on September
4. Mrs. Charles Elmore will
teach the sixth and seventh
grades, Miss Kate Bowers.
fourth and fifth grades; Miss
Zena Pearl Hickman, third
grade: Mrs. Flawney Lewis.
second grade, and Miss Ruth
Crawford, first grade.
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WORK COMPLETED

CHADBOURN- Work on the
building, recently vacated by
the Waccamaw Bank, on Rail-
road street, has been co1nplet-
ed. The new occupants are
F. T. and ]. Carlyle Wooten.
agents for the Jefferson Stand
ard Life Insurance Company.
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ALLIED LEAGUE MEET

WHITE OAK - The Bladen
county unit of the Allied
Church League will meet at
the Baptist church in White
Oak, Monday night, August 25,
at 8 o'clock. The Rev. K. D.
Brown of Burgaw, will be the
principal speaker, it has been
announced.
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COURT SESSION

WHITEVILLE -Thirty-eight
cases are docketed for trial at
the criminal term of Columbus
county Superior Court, which
convenes Monday, August Is.
Judge Leo Carr, of Burlington,
is scheduled to preside and
Solicitor Clifton Moore. of Bur-
gaw, will prosecute the docket.
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PROMOTED

WALLACE - Raymond Stall
ling, Wallace, Rt. 3, who wears
the ETO ribbon with five bat
tie stars, has been promoted to
corporal with the 40O1st Army
Service unit at Fl. Bliss. Stall
lings entered the service in
April, 1941. He served Al
months overseas.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET

EVERGREEN - The Grit
fins Cross Roads Sunday
School Institute will hold its
annual meet at the Evergreen
Baptist church on Sunday,
Sept. 6. The meetin gWill start
at 10:30 a. M. and following
the morning session, a picnic
dinner will be served.
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FARM BOYS CAMP

ELIZABETHTOWN - Ap-
proximately so All and FLA
farm boys from so counties
will encamp for one week be-
ginning August rs at Lake Sin
gletary. The camp is spon-
sored by several pulp and
paper companies and is super
vised by the N. C. Division Of
Forests and Parks.
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LEGION DINNER MEET

WHITEVILLE - Herbert
Phifer, commander of the
Whiteville American Legion
post No. 1877. has announced
that the local post will hold a
supper meeting and important
business meeting on Tuesday,
August 26 at the Legion hut
at 1880 o'clock.
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HOSPITAL VOTE

EdIZAbETHIO The
Bladen county Board of Com
missioners has called for a
special election to be held on
Tuesday, September 30, for the
purpose of allowing the quail
fled voters to approve or dis
approve a 100000 bond issue
for the purpose of erection and
equipping a county hospital.
Registration books will open
Sept. 6 and will continue to be
open until Sept. 20, it has been
announced.
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OPERATE STAND

WALLACE - The Women's
Auxiliary Of the local post Of
the American Legion will op-
crate a drink stand in Blanch-
ard and Farrior's Warehouse
during the tobacco season.
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FILLS PULPIT

WALLACE - The Rev. w.
B. Hood, presently on active
duty with the 82nd Airborne
division at Ft. Bragg, filled
his former pulpit at the Wal
lace Presbyterian church Sun
day morning and spoke at
union services Sunday night at
the Baptist church. Mr.. Hood.
holding the rank of major with
the organized reserves, will
revert to inactive status after
the completion OF two weeks of
active duty.
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wears and now pastor Of the
Rockridge Baths Presbyterian
church near Lexington, Va,
will return to his old pulpit in
Rose Hill next Sunday to de-
liver the annual Masonic SER
mon. The Rev. Mr.. Harness
il still a member Of the Reho-
both Lodge, No. 279. A. F. and
A. M, at Rose Hill which he
served as master while ne was
a resident there.
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BOLTON REVIVAL

BOLTON Homecoming day
will be celebrated at the Bolton
Baptist Church on Sunday, Au-
gust 81. A cordial invitation
has been extended to all mem
bers and friends to join in the
worship services.
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CONFERENCE PLANNED

CHADBOURN-Dr. F. Cross
ly Morgan, widely known Pres
byterian leader, will conduct
a Bible conference at the Chad
bourn Presbyterian church
from Sept, 81 through Sept. 26,
it has been announced.
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VFW To TALK

WHITEVILLE - Post 9073.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Of
Whiteville, will meet Wednes-
day evening, August q at 8
o'clock to discuss plans for the
building of a VFW hut. All
members are urged to attend.
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C OF C MEETING

CHADBOURN - The Board
OF Directors of the Chadbour
Chamber of Commerce has an
nounced that the annual mem
bership meeting will be held
Wednesday, August u.
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The president Of Peru and two
vice presidents are elected by di-
rect suffrage for a period of six
years, and are barred from re-
election.
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SCHOOLS TO OPEN THURSDAY

oN11OoAS ~ VI LAY 4AAO AsoDA
WHITEVILLE - All schools
in Columbus county, with the
exception of those in the White
vile Administrative Unit, will
open Thursday, Aug. 28.,
School Supt. w. j. Boyer, Jr.,
has announced.
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''Lamia" is a poem by Keats Of
a young man who married a 1amia
(serpen0 which had assumed the
form of a beautiful woman.
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FRANKLIN SCHOOL

WALLACE-Robert r. Walk
er principal, has issued an
invitation to patrons to attend
the Franklin school opening
Monday. Aug. IS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
ACTIVE DUTY

WALLACE - T-Sgt. John S.
Whitfield Of the Organized Re.
serve Corps will 60 on active
duty for a 15-day training per-
iod at Ft. Jackson, S. G.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
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