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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22
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Sipmr Jalls, S.-9af. Mn i6me-
|ren 8erlebungen, bie er bel einem
autounfaa erlitt, itarb in einem bic
|ligen Soipttal Der bocbp. Sr. George
u. Satten, oreiunofiinf5ig Sabre alt,
Bfarrer in 4leranoria, S.-9of. Sem
gluto geriet mdbren0 oes beftisen
S6neeitlirms am Sreitog ouf offener
SanoitraBe arBer &ontrole un6
| ldliooerte in boiler Sabrt gegen ei=
|nen i6peren Sel=Srud.
8aibingtpn, 9.sg. 8ie 6ie
Silfsorganiiation Ger Rationalen &a-
tbolilfen Notwithstanding ioeben
befanlt gab, baben Die &atbolifen in
Der Sonoerfoaefte Der amerifanil6en
8ildofe fir Die &riegsnotleioenoen
linn Wdr5 $7317,169.78 beigelteu-
'ert, Inn iiber amei WliIionen Dollars
|mebr als man als 3iel Der Samm-
lung angeiett bate. Seit auguit
1943 bot Die Organization, befannt
lois u@ar Gelief Serbices -geggSG" !,
geabrungsmittel, &leioer uIp. i'm Sc
iantmert bon 5irfa $10O,O0O,OOO an
einunoled5ig 2anoer berianot. SIN
bergangenen Sabre ollein tuuroen
eingeiammelt Mebl fir 5tpan5ig Mil-
lionen 9aibe grot, 5ipeibunoertorei-
Iunoleb5ig Ytillionen Snppenratio-
men, ied5ebueinbaIb Weilionen Sriib-
ltitdsrationen, 5tpeiunobreiBig Otil>
lionen @laier Mil1, flint Weinionen
&leioungsltiide, 242,0OO 9aar Shu-
be, 5ipei Wiaionen Stiif SEIZE, sipei-
lnnobier5ig Wiaionen Sulfa-, gbinin-
Iuno ionitige gabletten, fiinfbunoert
Wiaionen Dozen Benicillin, bieraig
Otinionen 0oien SSniuIin 2t,312
lSanitdtsfoffer, 5peibunbertuno-
5ipan5ig @arnituren-Sperationsin
ltrumente, ba5u bunoerttaltienoe bon
Hoienfran5en, @ebet- .nnb grbou-
ungsbiidern, &er5en, Nabnaoeln,
Strid- unb Stopfgarn, &odgeI6irr,
Sdulia6en uim. ui,p. (Siir unlere
Seler uno 6ie Weitglieoer unlerer
Winneiota'er 8erbdnbe oiirfte es bon
belonoerem Sntereiie iein, gu ipiiien,
oaB alle 8elogaben an unlere 9iIfs-
foleften uno bie grtr1ge bon Com
oeriammlungen &leioungsItiide,
Mebgepanber, MltargegenItGnoe, @e-
betbiiher, Holenfrdnae uItp., bar-
nnter aud oie @rtrdge Ser beurigen
9leioeriammlung, Die in Ser er1ten
Ge5ember-8ode bon alien angeihIoi-
|lenen 2ofalbereinen 6es WinneIota' 'er
Central l-gereins un6 oes &atboIiiden
5ranenbunebs bon Minneiota in Mn-
|griff genommen tperDen - ben ,@ar
@elief Serbices gigRG9 5ugeleitet
tperoen, nno 3tpnr dus6riiflih sur
8erteilung In Deuti1Iono uno De-
|iterreid. Meb.)
ct. HanI, Minn.
Sn @oiemouut lit cine @ruppe
gbippetDa- -Snbioner unter 2eitl,na
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22
Mtr tiPht hrr Upnfpl aua?

Ser Seufel gebt nidt mebr nit
Sabnenfeoer uno BferoefuB ourh oie
@elt. gariiber miiBte er ipabrlid) iel-
ber laden gr lit beute pieImebr elm
Wtann BON angenebmem MeuBern,
boflld), gerpanot meiB angereet uno
gelltpoll 81 plauOern 1tno tr1gt 9In-
5ii9e nod Dem neleIten S1nitt. 8or
allem abcr lit er forti6rittli6; er iitt
om Stener 0es eleganteIten @agens,
fllbrt nit Clan ben neueIten Slug
5eugtDp, arbeitet an Ser Getorte I'M
|mooernlten 2aboratorium, ihreibt
fluge Bidder uno lit elm gldn5enoer
&eoner, Der belonoers &e6en iiber 0ie
Sreibeit Der Berionlihfeit uno oie
llnabolngbarfeit Ser Weni6enrehte
ltebt. 9aS lteberbolteite fiir ibn lit
natilrlid, oaB es einen Seufel gibt,
ullo ieine @orte iino bier 10 idarf=
ltnnig nnb einleu6teno, bob 1i6 Der
@eblloete tpie Ser 2aie if4nt, 6as
gSort Senfel i'm @rnIt Dor anoeren
nod in oen Wuno 5u nebmen. 8eion-
oere Stedenpferoe oes Seufels iino
Die Brelie uno Der Slim. gr ldreibt
bier ben funtelnolten Still, perfaBt oie
mitreiBenolten Geportogen nno 6ie be-
5aubernolten Silmfritifen, tpie er i'm
Slim itberbaupt oie Sobe oes menIh-
liden 5ortidritts uno oie rei6lte
gntfaltung iittlider Sreibeit iiebt.
gtod lieber als in &eoaftionsituben
nno Silmateliers berfebrt er aber in
Den 9ohlhulen, mo er ii6 ierios 1ino
init Dem leiien sluftritt oes Itillen
Wfenlbenfrennoes au betpegen tueiB,
litno in ben Sdlen Der boben 8olitif.
Wton ltelle iid Dor, Elm So6iduIpro=
felior bolte alien grnites Dor elmer
aufgeflarten 3uboreri6aft einen 8or-
trag iiber Die @riitena bes Seufels!
S6allenoes @eld6ter tpGre oie @nt-
mort. llno Die bobe 8olitif2 Sier
Iiibertrifft ii6 2u5ifer i'm 8lan5 iei-
iier Gebnerga6e uno 2ogif ielbit. 2o-
lgif lit bier iiberbaupt ieine 5tdrfe.
Wit ibr tueiB er frieolide 8oIfer bis
CUR Selbltaerfleii6ung gegeneinanber
IN ben &rieg su treiben, nit ibr ,peiB
er oas Ged)t aus Der 8elt an icbaffen
uno Serbre6en all nationalen SeI-
oentaten 5u Itempeln. gr lit iogar 10
Dertpegen, in groBen @orten @ott
ielber na65uabmen llno miro, pie Elm
amerifaniiher Brofeiior in einem
&unOfunfportrag Der nor6amerifani-
|iben u&atboliifen Stunoe" Iagte,
ueine 8egenfirde aufridten, tpelde
Der Iffe Der Stride fem miro, tpeil er,
Der Seufel, @ottes Mffe lit. gr miro
Die gfeligion anrufen, Inn oie 9feIi-
|gion 51 5eritoren. CT miro iogar bon
Gbriitus ipreden uno iagen, gr iei
Der groBte Wenid geipeien, lnb 5eine
Wiiiion lei, Die Meniden bon Der
&nehtidaft oes aberglaubens 5u be-
freien".
go gefabrIid itno 10 beripirren6 lit
|ieine 3ialeftif, bie tpirflif Die Dia-
|leftif Der &0le lit, bo1 miro man
ibn itets an einem Werfrnal erfennen
fonnen: gr bat fem &er5, itno 10 bieI
Ter aud bonn menihIiben &er3eni
fpriht, iperoen i'm Miitter uno Sim
her lno alle, Die iih elm tpahes &eraI
beipabrt baben, entlarben. Ser Eei-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22

COAL FUND
Previously credited 81, ,Os3.os
VIM. Frankenberger, Louis
vile, Ky. ............... 1000
Paul A. Klemmer, Read
ing, Pa. ................ 500
Eugene D. Keena, Grand
Rapids, Mich. .......... 800
JOS. Bischofberger, Auburn,
Wash. .................. 200
P: j. TheoiS, Rayne, La. 80. so
Total. 81, ,103.5s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22
9tiullue OeS TDlies
fiir bas SDifpbiunut


ginlieseno idide id Sbnen ST al
gbren oer 81. 5amilie, Der FL. Che.
reie uno oes bl. Subos 9baoodug,
ols Ianfiagrng fir Die grborung Ell.
ner 8itte.
2eierin ..
9lnbei ienoe id Sbnen ST 5lt gbrer1
Oes I'll. Soiepb 5ur 0anfiagung fiji
bie @rborung elmer 8itte.
0rau S., 8.
ginlieeenoe @abe bon So batte id
perIproden in einem eetpiilen slnlie,
gen. Sd bin, @ott iei Can't, erbort
Doroen.
slter 2eler.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22
SANOS

bringt idleunige SiIfe BEL Salslei6en
aller Irt, Soniilitis, Geidmiren,
aitbma, SaSfeber nnb Ginmstrouble
megen ieiner giftfeimtotenoen gisen.
idaft.
ltniere felt fait einem balben sSobr-
bnnoert ben alteiten 2eiern bes
io-8aiienfreuno' befannten nnb
als unent6ebrlihe SausbeiImittel
angeipanote Grautermittel lit aus
ben beiten Seilfrautern bergeitelIt.
Breis-90c per Slaide; $500 fir
6 Slaiden; $3.50 fir IL Slaf1en.
grpreB Collect. Barcel- Bolt ertra.
THE WOLFRAM co.
p. o. b. IS COLUMBUS, OHIO
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22
TreifteQe 81 Gbreu Der
hi. Mntter Gabriui

Previously credited So, ,16202
Bequest,, Norwood, o. ..... 10000
Jos. Bischofberger, Auburn,
Wash. 500
Frank Jonata, Norwalk, o. 500
Mrs. Edw. Wanger, Wat
kins, MINI. ........ 100
Total. SO, ,373.o2
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Samstag, %. 9soueinber 1947.


Spnntag, %. Nopember: Setter
Sunntag madl Gfin9iteu. -
Goungelium: Som gnoe
Der 8elt (Oiattb. 24).
0fontag, "a. Nopember: Sobannes
bonn &reus.
Dienstag, 25. Robelnber: 8atbarino.
Witttpod, 26. Ropember: &onrab.
Gonnerstae, 81. Nopember: gluri=
Illus. "
5reitag, %. geopember:: Soltbenes.
Samstag. 80. Nopen1ber: Urban.
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M. 9. 8.

8ir erlu6en tpieoerbolt ieoen 2e-
ier, auf Ser aoreiie Ieiner 3eitlrng bas
Gatun nad5uieben, pel6es angibt,
bis ipann oas 8latt be5ablt lit. Seber
fann uns piel 3eit uno Irbeit iparen,
Denn er Iein Announcement erneuert,
beoor es abgelaufen lit. gea1 ul1le=
rer &egel meroen abgelaufene, 11iht
erneuerte Ibonnements bon Ser 2i=
ite geItri6en. 8ei 9ur1Ii6t unlerer
2ilte merben gsamen uno @obnort
nidt bea6tet, ionbern nur bos 9a=
tunl. 8ir mobten niemano 5u nabe
treten, aber mir miiIien elm regelre6-
tes SDItem befolgen. 9aber eriu6en
mir ole uniere~2eier, nit uns 5uIam=
menarbeiten 81 tDollen.
8ir erbalten allipo6entli6 5abl-
reide @eiufe aus europa INN Silfe.
IS werOen bon 3eit 51 3eit Mrtifel
bon Wtiiiionaren ooer @obltatigfeits=
oereinen peroffentli6t, iporin Inn
Silfe gebeten miro. g8ir bitten, et1pa=
ige gotbilfe in @elb ODER @aben ni6t
an oo5 SoIepbinnlm, lonbern an bie
Silfelu6en0en 81 ri6ten.
Ser oellti6e rGeilnni6l= =&aIen6er"
miro berlanot, iobalb er aus SeIter=
reid eintrifft. g5 1puroe uns Die Ser
|li6erullg gegeben, mir tpiir6en i'm
om 1. Ge5ember erbalten. Solte er
etmas oerlpatet eintreffen, bitten mir
|um @e6uI6. :, @
8ir MAIDEN mieoer ouf uniern
r8ater Suno' oufmerfiam. @er nod
tein "Sbare" angefauft bat, m0ge iid
Die 5ablreiden 2eier uno 8obltGter
Sum geiIpiel nebmen, nel6e perion,
ltd porlpra6en, Elm Share" nabmen
Iuno bon Dem foltlihen @oiier tran-
fen. 8efanntli6 lit nibts idnodbof,
ter uno geiiinoer als 8aiier. Oesbal6
pollen mir miteinanber gum allgernei=
men geiten ols foItli6e @ottesgobe
Oosielbe genieBer.
Ser 2anfiagungstag Itebt por Ser
Siire. Surfeps unb Granberries iino
bereits beitellt. l1nlere Stl1oenten
meroen an bieiem Gage Dem Iieben
8ott rno unlern 2eiern uno @obl-
tatern ni6t MIR fiir one 5eitli6en
9aben lonoern Dor allem fir oos
@liid oanfbar iein, i'm SoIepbinum
ibre ausbiloung gum Brieltertum 5u
erbalten. Oas eon5e Soiepbinl1m
lpri6t alien 2eler nunb @obIt4tern
ber5liditen 0anf aus fir alles, mas
lie 5um geiten 0es Soiepbinums ee>
tan baben, Oenn lie iino es, oie bas
Solepbinrm 5u oem gemadt baben,
mas es beute lit.
Soeben muroe in Ohio bie Sogb
eroffnet. @ir baben in unierm sselo
uno 8alb aablreides @ilo aller Mrt,
beionbers Salen. @tr perfiigen iiber
cine slnaabl gutter Shiiben, aber es
bleibt ab5uiparten, Oh uniere geim-
robe ettDas Nambaftes au leiiten inn
itanbe iein iperoen. 8ir tperoen bar>
iiber nabite 8ode 8eridt eritatten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22

Paul A. Klemmer, Reading,
Pa. 500
F. J. Murphy, Pottsville, Pa. 500
Rev. AlumnuS, o. ........ 500
Mrs. Regina Hoebler, Los
Angeles, Calf. ......... 500
Total. IS 477.00
VIGIL LIGHTS
Mrs. Alex Takacs, Duquesne,
IA. 9l.uU
Mrs. Mary McCauley, Bethle-
hem, Pa. 100
Eugene D. Keena, Grand Rap
ids, Mich. .............. 100
Mrs. Sophie Koslowski, Read
Ing, IA. ............... 1.uu
Geo. G. Tragesser, Upton, Ind. 100
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22
WATER FUND

Previously credited ........$ 428.O(
Mrs. Anna Brenneke, Meta,
Mo. ............... 14Ot
Mark Case, Fostoria, o. 80. 5Ot
Rev. AlumnuS, o. ......... SOC
Mrs. Edw. F. Reineck, Glib
sonburg, o. ............ SOC
Evening star., 1947-05-28

service to police and firenen Ia
determining retirement benefits, with
an amendment giving them the same
benefits now granted Federal and
District employees.
TO give seniority rights to police
and fireman who lost promotions
due to wartime service with the
armed forces.
To eliminate the $40 900 ceiling on
civil damages that may be assessed
against person or corporation fol
the death Of another as the result
lof wrongful act or neglect.
Methodist Home Bill Approved.
To amend the District Code te
permit testimony regarding the acts
Of party to q contract when he has
become incapable.
To authorize the Methodist Home
to amend It's charter In keeping with
the merger OF branches Of the Meth
odist Church.
To clarity the Districts tax ex-
emption law to remove exemption
for any portion of nontaxed prop
erty when it Is rented out or used
for nonexempt purposes.
To establish a District Educational
Agency for Surplus Property, with
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Senate District Unit
kills Chemical Tests
For Drunken Driving

Nine relatively minor municipal
measures were reported favorably
late yesterday by the Senate Dis
trict Committee, but 1t turned
thumbs down on the bill to compel
persons accused of drunken driving
to submit to chemical tests for In
toxication.
The liquor test bill had been
urged by Health onicer George G.
Ruhla11d, Dr.. Oscar B. Hunter,
pathologist; police and trafiic OH
cials and the Commissioners.
The measure proposing conpul-
sorry laboratory tests was reported
favorably yesterday morning by the
McGrath Subcommittee, after the
provision for testing the breath was
cut from the bill.
Two Southern Senators Object.
BY the full committee. after two
Southern Senators challenged It's
merits. Senator Cooper, Republican
Of Kentucky said he was worried
about the angle that compulsory
tests might mean an accused was
being forced to testify against him
self.
Others said this would be no more
so than to require suspected drunk
to prove he could walk along q
straight line or to recite a tongue
twister, but Senator Cooper was not
satisfied.
Senator Umstead, Democrat, o1
North Carolina took up the cudgel
against the bill, saying he wondered
about the man who regularly drank
a quart of whisky day who could
stay half soused and still do q
normal days work" He wondered
what alcoholic content his blood test
would show.
/ Quotes Drink Jingle.
| He said he had no way of knowing
and other committeeman also lacked
information. At this point Senator
Umstead recited the famous Jingle
mot drunk is he tDl,o from the
floor can rise and drink once
more.
But drunk Is he tD,to PROSTATE
lies and tolao can neither drink
nor rise"
The bill was pigeon-holed by Q
4-to-3 vote.
Bills sent to the Senate calendar
for action were the following:
/ To credit active military or naval
-
Evening star., 1947-05-28
THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. G. Ais



an alleged accomplice, Hans Wachs-
muth. jr, 80. was arrested Ia st.
Louis Monday as he stepped from
an airplane from washington.
Wachsnuth. the FBI said. was ar
rested on a bench warrant issued as
q result Of the Indictment. The
bureau had no record here Of any
warrant for Voellinger's arrest.
Voeilinger had appeared before the
grand jury In Birmingham and has
been attempting to help the Gov
ernment In the case, the FBI said.
The automobile dealer In FL
Dorado. Ark, Joseph a. Burgoon,
complained that Wachsmuth OBJ
tained about $25, 900 as expense
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Waiter Here indicted
In Surplus SWindIe

A Mayfiower Hotel waiter, in
.dicted by a Birmingham (Ala.)
grand jury In connection with q
$4,000 surplus property swindle Of
an Arkansas automobile dealer, was
still free today awaiting develop
ments.
The Federal Bureau OF Invest;ra-
tion said the waiter. August voeI-
hnger. %. of the 100 block of Lanier
place NV, was indicted on charges
OF mpersonating . Federal of3icer
ana conspiracy. The FBI announced
Evening star., 1947-05-28
BowIes Named 10 U. n. Post
For Aid 10 Needy Children
BY the Asseeiossd Press

LAKE SUCCESS. N. r., May 2s.--
Chester Bowles Of Essex, Conn, for
inner director Of the Office of Price
Administration, has been named
special consultant to the United Ma
tions Appeal for Children, 1t was
disclosed yesterday.
He will assist Aake Ording Of Nor
way, who conceived the idea Of hav-
ing the United Nations appeal to
everybody in the world to donate
one days pay to build gigantic
fund for the relief of 10000, 900
Evening star., 1947-05-28

an authorized 10000 annual oper-
alton cost to aid schools and colleges
to obtain surplus Government goods.
To broaden District inspection
over boilers and pressure vessels.
To authrize the payment of an
extra $3.50 q year to three police
inspectors to cover the costs of the
use Of their private autos for official
duty.
Evening star., 1947-05-28

money last year to 60 on buying
trips without ever producing the
promised surplus property. according
to the FBI. Voellinger, then ems
|ployed BY the War Assets Adminis-
|tration, was his contact man. the
FBI said.
The FBI said voellinger had been
working at the hotel here for about
|a year. He is q Navy veteran with
duty in the Pacific.
Evening star., 1947-05-28

needy children and mothers in
Europe and the Orient.
The campaign. the idea Of which
was approved last fall by the u. N.
General Assembly. will run for a
month, opening on date to be set
by Secretary General Trygye Lie.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Suvunnuh Cleun Up III 173o

When Gen. George e. Oglethorpe,
founder of Georgia, urged the In
habitants of Savannah to tidy up
their city in 1888. he supplied bread
and beer as encouragement.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
FiIument Heut Is Intense

The filament OF a 60-watt electric
bulb runs temperature OF 4,314
degrees Flo times the heat neces-
sary to brown pie.
Evening star., 1947-05-28

| Canadians own 65 per cent Of the
business capital invested In their
country; Britons - per cent, and
Americans the remainder.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-10
Beauty Contest
Has 20 Entries

Twenty of North Cardinals most
attractive young ladies will vie fo1
the title of miss North Carolina"
they take part in the contest
to be sponsored at Lumina on
Saturday evening, August Is by
the Jaycees. This contest is being
held in connection with the Jaycee
state board meeting at the Ocean
Terrace hotel, August 1917.
1t is expected that five more
cities in the state will send en-
trants and as soon as the names
have ben released will be an
nounced in this paper.
Those who have entered to date
include:
Miss Albemarle", Mauleene
Scarboro.
"Miss New Bern" Francis Had
r-ott.
Miss Mooresville", Doris King.
miss WILSON,, Ada Grey Coley.
"Miss Kings Mountain, Marg-
arctic E. Cashion.
Miss Mo1-head City,, Coretta
Thompson.
Miss Goldsboro", Gloria M a e
Smith.
miss G~astonia", Alice Lineber-
ger.
miss Asheville", Mary E.
Clark.
Miss Rocky Mount, Patsy
Parrish.
Miss Washington, Ernistine
Warren.
Miss Durham, Mallie
Dockery.
"Miss Williamston," Angela Nc.
Lawhorn.
Miss Brevard," Carolyn
Kinsey.
miss Tarboro'', Nola Norris.
Miss Robersonville'', Mary
Ann Taylor.
"Miss Reidsville," Marie Wat
kins.
Miss Charlotte, Betty Brown.
miss Grenville", Linda Reu-
frew.
Miss Wilmington, Kathleen
Harris.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-10

NIlSIC 10 ltObSl = oOJ a'ot q
a honey of a sixty-four dollar
question. For several weeks my
pad Of things to remember has
enjoyed the notation Of Robert
McCarl %returns;" and as each
writin' time for this pillar comes
around, my pencil makes a long
stroke over taat notation. Well, !
calculate, his trip will certainly be
of interest 10 us; so I'll be sure
to write it up-many nice, large
paragraphs On the tale Of Nc
Carl's venture to the west, includ-
Ing such material as travelling
through flooded lands, the cow
boys typically, bowed legs, and
the wild and woody west itself.
BUT - long ego did the great
state of Colorado give UP the wan
der:ng Wilmirgtonian, showing him
towards his home state from Den
ver. and that's as far as dear
Rooert has gotten, just across the
Ca-olina border.
While patiently l wait week aft
er week after week FOR him to
decide to cross the Ports city
limits so that this pillar might re-
late his adventures, he merely
stays with relatives in western
North Carolina at Lenoir, chang
ing MS mind time and again.
First renort ''he home Sim
day"
Second report 1.-TWO weeks later)
-. . it'll be Tuesday, folks!"
Next report days later. =.
~"expect me Friday" (Not that W,
haven't been expecting him for
taree weeks.
: He isn't here yet.
But he honestly will be here TO-
morrow.
So much for that.
One Of the journeying James al
present is Miss Head who left her
home on Greenvillc Sound last
Sunday, travelling south h. Jane
made the trip as far as Columbia,
S. c., with her cousin, Sarah
levitt, who had been visiting her
here FOR a week or so. Monday
Jane went on to Atlanta where she
is visiting her W. C. romnDte,
Betty Phillips. Four gals from that
college have been rendezvous-ing
for the past week on a house
party on a smaller scale at Emo
ny university in Atlanta.
Jane will return home tomor-
row, and word from Georgia lets
us know that their swimming par
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-10

Beautiful porcelain finish. Three
burners, deep well cooker, oven and
two storage compartments. All the
latest postwar improvements. See
our window display.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-10

It's an extension-type table
that is employed in this din
cite and the chairs are ex-
cellent examples of fine
chrome styling. They have
colorful, upholstered seats
and backs with the great
strength that only can be
found in tubular construc-
ton. Five pieces.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-10
Margaret Lanier
Of Wallace, Bride
Of Charles B. Davis

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Lanier OF
wallace, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Margaret, 10
Charles Bryan Davis, Of Burgaw.
The marriage took place on July
26 in Wilmington.
Mr.. Davis is the son Of c. F.
Davis and the late Mrs. Estelle
McClendon Davis of BurgaW.
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tomorrow to spend several weeks
with relatives in Wilmington. Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Stokes are visiting
in Red Springs and Miss Emily
Duncan will join a group Of her
classmates at Wrightsville Beach
fer the remainder of the season.
Mrs. Paul Miller. of North Wilkes
boro was a visitor to Washington
this week and so were Attorney
Paul Erwin and David Henderson.
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Ward-DaviS
Invitations
Are Issued
The following invitations have

The following invitations have
been issued:
Mr.. ard Mrs. Lloyd Earl Ward
request the honor OF your
presence at the marriage
of their daughter
Thelma Dicie
Mr.. Herbert Cicero Davis Junior
on Saturday the twenty-third
of august at five-thirty
o'clock in the afternoon
First Baptist Church
Wilmington North Carolina
Enclosed cards read: Reception
Immediately after the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Midgette,
Al School street, Lebanon, N. H.,
the birth of a daughter,
Marianne Eleanor, July 10. Mr..
Midgetee formerly resided here
and is attending Dartmouth col
lege at Hanover, N. H.
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May and June grow out. . .1947-
48 Executive Council holds first
meeting at MINIS. . freshman
or rather sophomore - girls la
menting end of their great house
party at Wrightsville Beach a
week ago. . missing the Teen Age
Merry-go Round on Saturday
mornings as staff is on vacation
for summer.
Until the middle Of the week. j..
III be seeing you around!
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7 { MAGE
T A 7 T f R
Dy Winifred Haniss

A slight breeze flaps the corner of my paper as I begin to write
and my thoughts center O n what's happening in the teen world of
today-who va with whom, where and when so-and-so :. leaving
for somewhere or coming back to the OLE place. The late summer
finds many of us still galavanting around the countryside, taking the
looked forward-to suname vacation trips, u returning home from
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-24
If Your Child
Is Coughing

CIRCUMCISION relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat Of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender, in
famed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the
understanding that your child is to
be benefited and you are to like its
quick action in allaying the har-
RAISING cough without upsetting the
stomach or YOU are to have your
money back. No narcotics.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs. Chest Colds, Bronchitis
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man at 8 p. m. the third Thurs
day in November. :,

Bald eagles mate in the fall.
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