The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-07
Port City
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The Wilmington Engineers club
will view the film Externally
Yours" at the monthly meeting
tonight at $50 o'clock in the
Friendly cafeteria. The sound
film traces the history and de-
velopment of wrought iron from
ancient times, Ben Merritt, secre-
tary of Engineers club, said.
City taxi permits expire May 81,
Police Chief Hubert Hayes re-
minded all Wilmington taxi div
ers yesterday. He cautioned them
to obtain new licenses before June
l..
Mary Naples, secretary to
Police Chief Hubert Hayes, is ex-
pecting her brother, 1t. Col. j. H.
Patterson, here today. 1t. Col.
and Mrs. Patterson will be at
Wrightsville B each for two
months. He is returning from a
three-year tour of duty in Eu-
rope.
Wilmington retail jewelers. will
close Wednesday afternoons, at l
o'clock, during the months of May,
June, July, August and Septem-
Der. it was agreed by members
of the Retail jewelers. association,
it was announced by Kenneth Eat
on, secretary and treasurer OF the
association.
Sheriff Porter Davis has an
nounced appointments to fill two
vacancies on his deputy staff will
be made in the near future. Sew
en- applicants have been examined
bv the New Hanover Civil Service
commission and have been ap-
proved. it was learned. They re:
B. W. White, 1911 Ann St., James
A. Phillips, 2643 Adams St, James
M. Ray, 62e Caldwell Ave, a. W.
Best, Jr., zo4 Calhoun Drive:
George L. Highsmith, 1878 Jeffer-
son ST., F. A. Tatum, Jr., and j.
M. Shinn, Jr.
The Rev. Eugene Oliver, pastor
of the Wake Forest Baptist church
will be guest of the Winter Park
Baptist church tonight at Z O'Clock
to show pictures OF the college
campus, and explain the location
for the proposed new college al
Winston-Salem and other import
ant factors pertaining to the re-
placement of Wake Forest when
it is moved from its present site
The Rev. Mr.. King said ne
solicitation of funds and no col
lection will be made, and that the
public is cordially invited to az
tend.
The Wrightsville Beach Cham
her of Commerce will meet Thurs
day night at 8 o'clock in the Edge
water hotel for the purpose OF ar
ranging housing facilities for the
forthcoming American Legion con
vention scheduled for Carollns
Beach, June ALT. Walter Car
tier. secretary, in making the an
nouncement said "1t is imperative
every person having a room
anartment or cottage for rent bt
present that the needs OF the con
vention can be satisfied" Tit
meeting will be held on the new
lv-constructed sundeck OF tn
hostrely.
Porter Norris, district sale
manager for Pan American worn
Airways with headquarters II
Miami, Fla, was a Wilm agtol
visitor yesterday and while in tn
CITY called on local company con
tacts. Norris district embrace
Georgia. Florida and the Carolln
as and he reported that Pan-An
business to Latin American coun
tries is exceptionally good TIL
spring.
Judge j. H. Ferguson of the Ju
venile court will be guest speake:
at the regular weekly luncheoi
meeting of the Wilmington Kiwanli
club today at ITO p. m, at thu
Friendly cafeteria. Judge Fergu
son will speak on the subject o
Juvenile Delinquency" The pro
gram for the day will be under oil
ERECTION of Aaron Goldberg.
The Rev. Eugene Olive, pasto'
of the Wake Forest Baptist church
will be at the Winter Park Baptls
church tonight to show films O.
Wake Forest College campus ane
activities and the location for the
new college in Winston-Salem ane
architects drawings of the new
buildings. No solicitations OF funds
will be made, and the public Is
cordially invited.
Education for Living in
Changing World Community {
documentary evidence Of what {
well-organized high school can do
is contained in a recent 7l-pag'
booklet made by the faculty o
New Hanover High school. TIT
book points out the many prob
lens facing modern youth, an<
the challenges that the secondar.
schools faces in meeting these
problems.
Three new r~eservists were en-
listed into the inactive U. 8. Nava
Reserve at the naval recruiting
office yesterday.