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that of dedicating records to the
dancers upon request and a little
NICOLA; coin, that is!
DedicatiOns Prove Popular
Some of the remembered dedi-
cations were "Stardust' to
Audrey Strong; "Someday Well
Meet Again to Jean Cross;
moonlight, MaTshmellows and
You'' alias Seems Like Old
Times" to Betty Walter; and even
the c%haperones and faculty were
included with such dedications as
"Rocky Mountain Lullaby" dedl-
Gated by a most thoughtful stu
dent to one of the delighted-well,
maybe surprised - c%haperones;
Bad Man Jackson which was
proudly dedicated to one of the
dancing faculty members; he
seemed to enjoy that, too; even
though it was a wee bit jumpy!
Since this idea of dedication
proved SO successful, III wager
it'll take place at many more
SchOOl dances IHlS year
Congrats To The Brass!
Many congratulations go to the
IROTC Officers Club, which incl
d~entally, is headed by Allen La
nier. Allen, together with Bobby
Mckenzie, and Tommy Hall, who
worked with the records, handled
the larger part of the dance ar
rangements; and these three are
partly responsible for the big sue
cess of tn enight!
Also Horsehead and Bobby -
pardon, Ramony Flores she
were comical!
Everybody hustled to the Com
munity Center Friday night for
the teen-age dance. AS usual, this
dance was a big success as loads
of us were there!
Dancing beneath the criss-cross
were Patty Switzerland and Rex
Willis, Flora McIver, and j. {.
Price, Shirlene Conrad and Billy
McEachern, Audrey Strong and
TEASE Morrison, Alyce Morse and
Bobby Crowley, Patty Jones and
Lynn Kirk.
Stag Circle Is Traditional
Our dances wouldn't be the
same without the ever-present cir
Gle of stays flocked together IN
the center of the floor; so this
danc WAS not minus such a gath
,ering. Helping to make up the
group we're Don Peterson, Pete
AGREE, Randy McIver, Wendell
Hilman, Paul Maultsby, harlie
Smith. Henry Trulove, Johnny
Daughtry, Owen Bessilieu, H. B.
Glover, Eddie Bell,
'Rusher."
Holidays Hustle 'em Home
Still more and more OF the
crowd are hurrying back home
for the Easter holidays all this
week; some by bus, others by
train. more by cars, and a few
by plane; while some OF the fellas
walked of the campus with a
grip in hand, poked begging
thumb up and soon were home
again! Just SO long as they get
Some of the gang back home
again and others who are arriv-
ing during the week are Betty.
Hanson, hailing from Skidmore
college in New York; Nell Trask
from Mt. Vernon Academy; De-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02

TODAY
500 D.. m.-The American Legion
auxiliary will meet at the Lee
gion home where the topic Of
child welfare will be discuss
ed. An executive board meet
ing will be held at 7:30 p. m.
800 D. m.-The Goldenrod chap
ter. Order of Eastern Star,
will meet at the Masonic tenn
pie for the purpose of install
ing officers.
$3.50 p. m.-The Colonial Village
Mothers club will meet with
Mrs. H. C. Hammonds, l64
Colonial Village.
WEDNESDAY
$3.50 o. m.-The monthly meeting
of the Board of Managers of
the North Carolina Society OF
Colonial Danes of America
will be held at the House Of
Colonial DANES.
7:45 p. m.-The three circles OF
the Woman's Auxiliary OF
Pearsan Memorial Presbyte-
rian church will meet at the
church for a short business
meeting.
800 D.. m.-Miss Maude Weber
will speak before members Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02

would give a reception May q
for all. delegates.
Plans for q bridge tournament,
April Is, were announced with
following members serving on com,
mites:
Prize committee: Mrs. w. T..
Stanley and Miss Shirley Newland.
Decorations: Miss Dorothea
Jones and Mrs. Cecil Sandifer.
Refreshments: Mrs. John Parker
and Mrs. Frank White.
Mrs. Ramsey Weathersbee, ST.,
sponsor of the junior club asked
for volunteers from the club to
help the senior Sorosis with the
cancer drive.
The meeting was concluded with
an announcement from Mrs. VII.
liam Turner, chairman Of the Grip.
pied Children's Easter Seal com
mittee, reporting that stamps
would be sold downtown. April S.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
Bankhead,
Mrs. PyIant
Fete Bride

Mrs. James L. Bankhead and
Mrs. Harriet Pylant were joint
hostesses at a floating miscellane-
Gus shower recently honoring
Mrs. W. W. Lewis, Jr., who prior
to her marriage was Miss Char
lotte Russ of Wilmington and New
York.
The scene of the party Vas the
Pylant home, lib Bryan avenue,
Longwood.
The bride upon her arrival was
presented a corsage of white car
nations tied with silver ribbon,
which she wore on her -frock OF
white crepe with a bright colored
lowered bodice.
Guests were received in the
living room which was beautifully
decorated with Easter lilies, and
fern. A yellow and white color
scheme was carried out in the
dining room where the table was
covered with a lace cloth and cen
tered with crystal bowl OF jonqulls
and fern. On either end OF the
table were crystal cande'abra
with burning candles.
AS the guests entered the dining
room, each was presented with a
small corsage of jonquils.
An orange ice course with dain-
ty cookies topped with white icing
was served.
Mrs. Lewis received many gifts
in her chosen patterns of silver
and crystal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02

HOrSehead And wilson .
The spotlight fell on a door at
the end of the gym and the crowd
moved a little nor to the edge
OF their seats for a closer inspec-
ton Of the dancers about to
emerge.
Several unbelieving NHHS'ers
doubted the authenticity of such
a team and made such wild CUES
ses to their identity as Raymond
Haas and Flora McIver, Sgt.
Cary burden and Corporal Green,
the Colonel and the Captain;-but
the big surprise came when out
slinked two of the ROTC officers!
The jumpy South American EN-
dition of "Heartaches' was pro-
vided as music for the team and
out staggered Albert Horse
head" Rhodes and Bobby Wilson.
So it was all a gag-but it thor
oughly amused its audience!
Dancers Fascinate Onlookers
Horsehead and Bobby kept the
stands laughing with a mixture OF
rhumba, conga, samba, tango, jit-
terbugging, every other known
dance, and even acrobatlcs.
Horsehead, dressed in full cos
tune, includin a grass SKIRT
YES, this officer in a skirt-and
Bobby, clad in blue dungarees,
Jacket and sailor cap, Wiggled
expertly and most amus1ngly
across the spacious dance floor.
Among the ardent watchers
were Jean Cross and Neal Par
trick, Betty Walter and Eugene
Montgomery, Betty Craig and
Bill Garrabrant, Edna Matthes
and Dick Hanson, Smokey War
ner n Robert Furr.
Stays overran the dance, as US
ual, and some of 'em were Bobby
Mckenzie, Randy Lewis, Ronnle
Walker, Henry Trulove, Frank
Bruce, Billy McEachern, Ebe
Goodwin, Sonny Blalock.
Alumni Also Attend
During the dance there were
signs that might have offered the
impression of n of the dances
last year or before as several OF
the old MINIS students turned out
for the occasion.
Some of the alumni at the
dance were Jimmy McCarl, JIM
mie Wells, and Johnny Symmnes'
all home from The Citadel for
spring holidays, Billy Head, nere
on weekend leave from State,
Harry Wellott, on navy leave, Eu-
gene Montgomery, home from
Carolina, and Hampton Frady,
here from Duke.
Besides holding claim to the
years most enjoyed floor show
such a unique intermission enter
tainment-the Officers Club also
introduced a new idea which
proved very popular-and I might
add. financially successful also;
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02

CHARLESTON, April - Spec
ial guest OF the Ninth Annual
Azalea festival, April 22-25 will
be pretty Miss Nancy Anderson,
II year old daughter of Secretary
Of Agriculture, Clinton P. Ander-
son. She has been named queen
of Washington's Cherry Blossom
festival which will be held a few
days earlier than the Charleston
celebration.
Miss Anderson, described as
one of the capitals most engag-
ing d%ebutantes, will not compete
in the contest in which the queen
of the Azalea Festival will be Sc
lected. She will attend all func-
tons along with beauties repre-
senting cities and communities
from throughout South Carolina.
After the Azalea queen is
chosen on the night of April rs,
she will accompany Miss Ander-
son on her return trip to Wash
ington, where she will be a guest
for a week of entertainment and
sightseeing.
A member Of the senior class
at Mount Vernon Seminary, she
has been President and Vice Pres
ident of her class, and is ar ac-
tive member of the Seminary
Glee Club. A true daughter OF
New Mexico, the tall fair COM
plexioned brunette is an accom-
plished equestrienne and ardent
horse lover.
The Navy and Marine Air Corps
have announced the roles they
will play in the air show opening
Azalea week, April 20.
From the Jacksonville (Fla.)
naval air station will come the
Navy's "B4ue Angels" top exhi-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
Good Shepherd
Announces Holy
Week Services

Services for Holy Week to be
conducted by the Church OF the
Good Shepherd have been schedul-
ed as follows:
Thursday (Maundy) - 8 p. m.
the celebration of the Holy Com
munion.
Good Friday - IL noon - 3
p. m.
Saturday - p. m. Baptism.
Easter Sunday - IL a. n. Con-
firmation and holy communion.
The Bishop Thomas H.. Wright
will make his annual visitation
and deliver the sermon at II a. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02

DAVID W1NCHELL WILSON, JR.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Winchell
Wilson announce the birth of a
son David Winchell Wilson, Jr..
Saturday, March 20, at the Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. Wilson is the
former Florence Carr Pearsall of
Wrightsville Sound.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
BY DEAN HALLIDAY
Distributed by Central Press
Association

Carrots can turn out to be ''ugly
ducklings' Of the garden or they
can be shapely enough to enter
in a beauty contest. 1t all depends
upon how and where you grow
them.
They will grow in any fairly fer
tile soil, providing it is free OF
stones and clods which are apt
to cause deformed roots. If your
garden area is stony take the
time necessary to remove as
many stones as possible before
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
B |RT HIS

PATRICIA ANNE DAVENPORT
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c. Davenport
of St. Joseph, Mo-, announce the
birth Of a daughter, Patricia
Anne, March 81. Mrs. Davenport
is the former Virginia Anne
Quinn, who made her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hollis of
Masonboro Sound.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
GANEY-
VOWS SPOKEN
IN CONWAY

Mr.. and MRS. w. c. Reaves an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Sara Lee Reaves of 19
D. Nesbitt Courts, to Earl Anders
Ganey. son of Mrs. Ruth Ganey of
Leland.
The marriage was solemnized
Sunday, March 23 in Conway, S.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
Sunset Baptist
Plans Cantata
Easter Sunday

The Sunset Park Baptist church
will present an Easter Cantata.
Everlasting Life" by Thompson
and Forman, Easter Sunday even
ing at 8 o'clock in the church.
The public is invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
Teen-Aqe
Tatt|er
Hy WINIFRED HARRISS

All was quiet in the darkeaed 1 gymnasium haal1ina Saturday stIns y n agia as q the h
sounded through the gym over the loudspeaker' announcing and Intro,
ducine the famed South American dance team, Ramon y Flores, VINO
had graciously consented to present some of their talked-about dance
rouunes to the MINIS dance lovers. The ROTC Othcers Cup mac
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
PHYLLIS Carol, FARRELL.

PHYLLIS CAROL FARRELL
Mr.. and Mrs. Banks A.. FARRELL
announce the birth Of a daughter.
Phyllis Carol, March Il, at the
Marion Sprunt Annex. Mrs. Jar
rell is the former Ethel Gore OF
this city.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
HELP MEh aad WoMEN.

BEIUTICIANs I2}, male or female. hair
stylists. expert in III hIapeses 4pPlg gnn n
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CONVENIENT dewntown location: Emnloys
performs VARIETY Of dgti,es ana seSsRiTss
National 174s, ask for Mr.. DIXON and
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OPERATOR, Reminston Rand. check pro;
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machine. Courses fully aRpreyed under
CI bill Full Information WITHOUT ebllga-
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SITUATIONS ncMEsTlc,

COOK, coIaTed, wants work. 30 years ex-
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GIRL, eelered, wishes maid work, cleaning,
Sls SEh0s n,estRPaIs PsTss tHRf shsf ssff s' wants
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HoUtsEKEEPER, white. married, expert
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WOMAN. colored age 45, wants place. az
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WGMAN, coiered, wants days work, to ),
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WOMAN. colared, wants dayWerk at SIS
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after $3.50 am.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D, c. BIT
- IuIasnAY JANUARY ~
SITUATIONS WoMEN tcsns.

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SALEsMEN.

CASUALTY AND FIRE AGENT. casually
and IRE salesman; excellent opportunity
experienced men, in large agency; s4sa-
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sAIEsMAN to contact business and PRO PRO.
fessionai men. must be- willing to Worki
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after eur training course Our pToouet
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SAI.EsMAN-First-elas one with ciotpins
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FREENY'S. S06 18th st. NV; IT,
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SALESMEN-High-cal men wanted to
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would censider ambitious man Wiling 70
work into sales managers position; earn
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W. N. LLOYD. 6a35 Baltimore ave. RlV-
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INSTRUCTIONS couRsEs.

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AfRLMES NEED trained hostessss reser-
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interview te determine personality and
address, age, education and phone no, to
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H9f9eafbAPhe sne aumneaa
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HILH MEA.

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RECEIVING DEPT, Of fine Conn. ave.
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PERSONAL,

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COOK. 1st floor work: live in: recent losa
references; $500 mo, plus bonus. oan aA
COOK and general heusevorker. hrs, A.ae
III 7; ~ laY9Sry; references required, $40
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references; other help empioysd; Ss5 VIZ.
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MAID for store, must be neat, dependabls;
6h-aay week; SIS. Apply 1929 Georgia
MAID. live in. exper,. sh.v. apd assist.
children; local ref: no others need
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apt uAtil FEB. IS; house ia !, Kensinsson
sseki5nsgs 5ss na laundry: live in; other hep.
NURsEMAIR, white OF calered apt. in
Silver Spring. right at bus step; sxper; With
stay in . Nights; salary, $l30 me-: Iesal
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WOMAN for general heuseyork and cook
n ings sSSaIs sSsSsllsnt Psy ans WORKING
WOMAN to take care Of 3 small children;
live in; Eefessnces. Call between IL ana
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