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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-12-18
ODD FELLOWS no HOLD
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

The annual I. o. o. F. Christmas
program for the kiddies will be
held Friday night, December 10, at
300 o'clock. Please come prepared
10 speak a piece, sing a song, or do
something toward the program.
Come out and have fun. Santa
Claus will be there.-Comm.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-12-18
KOOTENAI VALLEY GRANGE
CHRISTMAS PARTY

The regular meeting of the Koo-
tenai Valley Grange is cancelled
for Friday, the 18th, but the an
nual Christmas Party will be held
Sunday evening, December 81, at
8 o'clock at the Community Room
There will be a program and re-
freshments will be served. Come
and bring the Riddles.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-12-18

Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Union No. 1881 meets the End and
4th Tuesday of each month.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

WINDOW SCREENS NOW IN STOCK.
Anchor Hardware Co., Front and
Dock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
Sunday Siar-News


Ar Classified Ads are inserted ~
Nth The wilmington Star ano ins
Wilmington News. No Classified Aos
,-e sold for one paper except s@'uf'
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

LOWER THREE ROOM FURNISHED
apartment to couple without children
or two business girls. Phone 9-1115
after 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

FOR RENT 4-ROOM FURNISHED
apartment. Private bath, good loca-
ton. Phone 2-2338.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
55-FOr Rent Apartments

ONE LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM,
furnished. and three room furnished
apartment. Call between 9 and 3 p.
m. 9O4 South Third street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

FOR RENT - 2-ROOM UNFINISHED
apartment. Semi-private bath. Phone
4787.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

4 ROOM APARTMENT ON CASTLE
Hayne Road, Phone 1852.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
13-Business Opportunities
u. S. Realty Sales, Inc.
Jackson, Mississippi
MIDWEST

BOTTLING PLANT: Small In
diana town, bottles own
trade mark, own building,
$1,000 case capacity per
year, $1,000. IT,.
APARTMENT HOUSE,: Indi-
ana city of 120, 000. six fur
nished apartments, good con-
dition and income, $4,000.
FARM: East Kansas, PTS
acres, good Groom and bath
residence, good barns, etc,
pecan, walnut trees, berry
bushes. $21. 900, good terms.
APPLIANCE, R TURE
STORE: Central H., small
town, caters to wide rural
section of prosperous farm
ers, 2-story concrete block
building, leading franchises.
$40, 900 plus inventory.
LAUNDRY, DRY CLEAN
ERS: Southern Ill. college,
town, modern brick build
ing. Al equipment, no COM
petition on laundry service,
with or without real estate.
Reasonable.
SOUTHWEST
CITRUS GROVE: Southwest
Texas, 30 acres on new 4
lane highway, modern g.
room residence, large ex-
press business, good equip
ment. $50, 000, terms.
TOURIST COURT: Texas city
of 300. 900. Pan-American
Highway, 2 acres, IA units,
attractive, we'll kept, $4,000
with SIS, 900 cash.
DRUG STORE: West Texas
City, dealing in drugs. sun
dries. etc. Well establis'led
many years. modern equip
ment. attractive income,
SIS. 800.
FOOD MARKET: Large Texas
city, well located. $4,000
gross per month, good equip
ment, $17.50O, terms.
TOURIST COURT: West Tex
as, Highway so, ideal loca-
ton. 30 units. owners home.
attractive. modern, $4,000
with S45. 900 cash.
LAUNDRY, DRY CLEAN
ERS: Texas Panhandle, good
town. excellent income. Al
equipment. SAC. 900, one-half
cash.
TOURIST HOME, SERVICE
STATION. East Okla, two
main highways, good town.
10 guest rooms. service sta
ton fully equipped. S26. 800.
WASHETERIA, HOME: Texas
city of 10, 0OO. attractive 4
room rock veneer house, 34
acre land. washeteria in
rear in stucco bldg. 20 X so.
equipment in good condition,
excellent location and ia
come. S17.500.
"ECT
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
SOUTH

RACE HORSE FARM: Ky.
300 acres. 200 in cultivation,
500 in pasture. 2-acre lake.
brick residence. 9 rooms, 2
baths, 6 tenant houses,
stables. II barns. profitable
investment. Reason d b y
priced.
MEMS FURNISHING STORE:
La. City. Al location. good
lease. general store for out
fitting of men, books open.
Will sell for cost inventory.
THEATRE: Ala. city. busy
colored section. concrete and
steel building. 400 seats.
can add more. Excellent
income. $50. 000. terms.
LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING
PLANT: Ark City. well
located in rapidly growing
section. well established. ex-
cellent equipment. S63, 900,
good terms.
BOTTLING PLANT: Good
location in Ala. independent
line of six flavors. brick
plant fronting on highway.
500. 900 case capacity, good
equipment. $4,000.
CUT OVER LANDS: Fla.
tracts of 10 to 30 thousand
acres priced at $3.50 10 $40
per acre.
APARTMENTS: Hot Springs,
Ark. four frame buildings,
Is nicely furnished apart
ments, attractive grounds.
good income, $50, 600
CAFE, SERVICE STATION:
Main highway near Jackson.
Miss. lot fronts 451 feet on
highway, C k building,
good equipment and income.
S13, 500.
G UEST HOME. TOURIST
COURT: Mid-Tenn., main
highway. attractive 10-room
house. four nice cabins.
g O d furnishings, coffee
shop, $45, 900.
These are only a few of our
attractive offerings. Write
us what you want to buy,
what you want to sell. We
have 81 offices TO serve you.
S. Realty Sales, Inc
Jackson, Mississippi
Phone 1904
FOR ADDITIONAL
Our Local Representative is
MR.. JOSEPH II DELANEY
% North Second Street
Dial 2-1750
who will be glad to give you
any information on the
above properties, also will
list and offer for sale, your
business, Farms, Land, etc.
which will be advertised ma
tionally in 38 Key News
papers.
U. S. REALTY SALES, Inc.
% NORTH End STREET
DIAL 2-1750
JOSEPH H, DELANEY
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

FOR SALE-GOoD CONDITION m.
come property new c. 3. S building
Long leases. Priced low for quick sale.
L. u. Weinberg, Kures Beach. N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

4 ROOM FURNISHED APT. PRIVATE
bath. Dial 1905.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

FOR SALE-500 FEET CYPRESS LUM-
Der. "A to Is inches in width, Is feet
long. Ideal for boat building. L. E.
RADON, Winnabow.
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ABSOLUTE CLOSE OUT! ENTIRE
stock of cotton and wool filled and
all wool comforts at one half price and
less. Disseminating stock. Wilmington
Furniture and Storage Corp, "The OLD
Reliable"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
70--For Sale, Misc.

FOR SALE-IRON SAFES. NEW SUIT.
able for nom or store. Samuel Rea,
Sr & Sons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
Color Rent Rooms

TWO NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOMS
close to bath for refined working COUP
pie or business girls. 40S North Fifth
street. Phone 2-1211.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

FOUR ROOM APARTMENT DOWN
stairs. No. 8 South Eighth street. APP
ply J. G.. Wright & Son. Room G.,
Acme building. Dial 2-336l.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
FOR RENT

UPSTAIRS 4-ROOM APARTMENT. CALI
6109 after 8 am. Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

LARGE NEWLY DECORATED ROOM
to couple or gentlemen. Connecting
bath. Hot water, heat. Close-in. Dial
2-1305.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
~14-Business Services.

MATTRESSES CXPERTLY aENOVAT-
ed at the Sanitary Bedding Company
Dial Wrightsvilie s957-J.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

2-ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT
Call 2-3564,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

NEWLY PAINTED AND DECORATED
apartment. Living room if desired.
Gas n furnished. Apply at Lillian
Beauty Shop, 101 South Third.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

TWO FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, with use of phone. 303 South
Second street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
13-Business Opportunities

GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION,
doing about $4,000 per year, 4 miles
from Wilmington. Reasonable rent.
Write Box Alp. care Star-News
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

FURNISHED BEDROOM AND KITCH-
enette. Dial 2-1117.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

FOUR ROOM FURNISHED APART
ment upstairs, 72O Market street. .Ap-
ply j. G. Wright & Son, Room 6,
Acme building. Dial 2-336l.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

NICE DOUBLE BEDROOM FOR BUSI-
ness couple. Call 1858.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

- DIAL g. 3311 :
55-FOr Rent Apartments
ONE LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM,
furnished. and three room furnished
apartment. Call between 8 and 3 D.
m. 9O4 South Third street.
LOWER THREE ROOM FURNISHED
apartment to couple without children
or two business girls. Phone 9-1113
after 10.
4-ROOM APARTMENT. CALL
6109 after 8 am. Monday.
FOR RENT - BROOM UNFURNISHED
apartment. Semi-private bath. Phone
4787.
4 ROOM FURNISHED APT. PRIVATE
bath. Dial 1905.
4 ROOM APARTMENT ON CASTLE
Hayne Road. Phone 1852.
FOR RENT 4-RooM FURNISHED
apartment. Private bath, good loca-
ton. Phone 2-2333.
BROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT.
Call 2-3564.
FURNISHED BEDROOM AND KITCH-
enette. Dial 2-1117.
NEWLY PAINTED AND DECORATED
apartment. Living room if desired.
Gas range furnished. Apply at Lillian
Beauty Shop, 1o1 South Third.
FOUR ROOM FURNISHED APART
mani 1,rcfoirc ron NTorI-a4 e4n.. "
ply j. G.. Wright & Son, Room s,
Acme building. Dial 2-3361.
ROOM APARTMENT DOWN
stairs. No 8 South Eighth street. APP
ply J.. G.. Wright & Son. Room 6,
Acme building. Dial 2-336l.
60-For Rent Rooms
TWO NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOMS
close to bath for refined working coup
pie or business girls. 4OS North Fifth
street. Phone 2-1211.
LARGE NEWLY DECORATED ROOM
to couple or gentlemen. Connecting
bath. Hot water, heat. Close-in. Dial
2-13O5.
TWO FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, with use of phone. 3o3 South
Second street.
NICE DOUBLE BEDROOM FOR BUsI-
ness couple. Call 1883.
ROOM WITH ALL HOME PRIVILEGES.
Young aides only. Call 1921 between s
and 8 pm.
ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, HOT
and cold water. Dial 1929.
DESIRABLE BEDROOM, CONVENIENT
to bath, continuous hot water, close
in, reasonable. Phone 4sl3.
BEDROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH.
Heat. Continuous hot water. Private
home. Near downtown. Phone 1888.
LARGE. COOL ROOM. HEAT. HOT
water. One or two. Phone 5598. 6O5
Dock.
LARGE CORNER BEDROOM. STEAM !
heat. Convenient location. Dial 2-s6oS.
BEDROOM MARGEl. HEAT, HOT
water. Downtown district. Call
PITTS. !
FURNISHED BEDROOMS CAN CON
vert into apartment. Private entrance.
Continuous hot water, etc. SIG No. 4th
CHOICE. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
rooms for rent. Private and semi-pri
yate baths. Refrigerator service. Adults
Ritchenette available. Phone 2-375e o.
$3.50.
uRNISHED ROOM - SUNSET PARK
Dial 1906 all day Sunday, after &
week days.
Wo NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOMS.
close 10 bath. Private home. Suitable
for refined working couple or business
girls. 8l9 Market. Phone 7137.
FURNISHED BEDROOM. HEAT, HOT
wafer, good location, close in. Dial
6804.
DOM IN QUIET HOME FOR TWO
working girls, meals if desired. 2l3
Orange.
63-FOr Rent Houses
OUR ROOMS OF A NICELY FURNISH
ed five room house. No children. Call
2-Sl34.
lOUsE WITH GARDEN PLOT. IA MILES
south of Wilmington on Route Il. Gail
at Henry's Store, Winnabow, N. c..
County 5403..
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE. LARGE
brick stucco house. - rooms. 2 baths.
Does not have heating equipment.
Has been used for Years as boarding
and rooming house. Located 322
North Third street. corner Third and
Walnut streets. Will be vacant after
March Is. Apply to J.. NJ. Wood. 400
Walnut street. Telephone 1855.
CHARMS and Acreage =.
TRACT OF LAND
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

SEWING-CHILDREN'S DRESSES SPE-
cialty. Button holes done, 2-l485. 213
Grace. Mrs. Rivenbark.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
WEST

TOURIST COURT: New Mexi-
co. Coast to Coast Highways.
16 units. living quarters,
nicely located. modern. ex-
client income $50. 600,
terms.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE
STORE: Colorado. prosper
Gus section. excellent trade
territory. brick building.
$4,000 plus inventory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

ROOM WITH ALL HOME PRIVILEGES.
Young ladies only. Call 7421 between s
and 8 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

AM NOW DOING MILLINERY WORK
at home. 10S Forest Hills Drive. Call
5064 for an appointment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

SMALL GOING BUSINESS IN DOWN
town Wilmington. on Front Street.
This is a choice location. Stock. fix
lures and lease for sale. If interested
give full information to BoX k-10, care
Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

BOTTLING PLANT: Small In
diana town, bottles own
trade mark, own building.
IS, 900 case capacity per
Evening star., 1947-02-02
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When Delta tools become available in
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Evening star., 1947-02-02
Waco, TEXAS


M AYBE you heard the ol' wheeze about
IVl the glassblower that got the hiccups
He turned out 472 percolator tops before
they could stop him.
Here in Waco, they got hiccupin machines.
Mr.. F. N. Davis, over in Dallas, told
me about the big glass plant his company
opened up not long ago in Waco, and
hustled over
Glass is mostly sand, so when you can
find sand bank an blow torch to melt it,
you're in the glass business. Only you need
some of them machines.
There's plenty of natural gas here to run
the furnaces an no shortage of sand in
Texas. Texas amt really short of anything,
hardly, except maybe some bushels to hide
its light under.
ANYWAY, I was watchin' one OF these
machines set to hiccup out batch of soda
pop bottles. The CLOWN glass blobs drop
into slots, the machine goes "ker-hic, ker-
hic, ker-hic," an out pops the pop bottles
as fast as you can count.
They can change the molds an ker-hic
you out million hair-tonic bottles if you
want 'em.
Twas talkin' to mechanic name of Lester
Somethin' or other. just called him Les,
the way the others did.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
WALLY GETS AROUND

Les used to work over at the tire factory
They built it to make tires when the oil
fields began to turn out synthetic rubber
durin' the war.
1--WE had plenty of cotton" Les says,
IAN we had the rubber -
II guess all you needed was the know
how. wasn't it?" observes.
'kNow-How?" says Les 1--WE got Baylor
University - oldest in the state - right
here in town."
Ker-hic, ker-hic, ker-hic, ker-hic. The
pop bottle machine is shoWin' no signs of
weakenin'
We walk around it, me tryin' to think
of somethin' intelligent to ask Les that
him an Baylor University amt already
thought up.
THAT thing just runs on melted glass an
electricity?" hazard.
"An' hot air, of course, to do the blowin'.''
Les adds.
Where do you get the hot air?'' | ask
innocently.
Les gives me scornful sort of look an
says, Listen, Bud, Texas has got all the
-" Then he checks himself an gives me
grin.
I'VE have to import the hot air from the
United States, ol' Les says, in live-an' let
live tone. -wAllY B0REN
Evening star., 1947-02-02

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You find that your hobby draws the family
closer together, as you share in the fun of
making things and using them.
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byists, tips, pictures. Tells
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tai health and Happiness.
Plons for an cosy
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Evening star., 1947-02-02
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Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05

Mcmillan of Wilmington, E. Grand
Captain of the Host Alfred E. Pool
of Wilmington, E. Grand Master of
the Third Veil William G. Cason of
Georgetown, E. Grand Master of
the Second Veil Alvin w. Tarvin of
Dover, and George Grier of Milford
were among the staff members and
visitors. James P. Pierce of Mil
ford is Excellent High Priest of
Hope Chapter No. Z.
The. Georgetown-Millsboro Ro-
tary Club meeting here on Tuesday
night had for a guest speaker, DAN
iel Haynes of the Diamond State
Telephone Company in Georgetown.
Mr. Haynes spoke on Expansion
of the Telephone System in Sus-
sex" and told the Rotarians of the
plans for expansion of the service
in this area, where he said each
exchange is to be enlarged. The
programs for enlargements- are al.
ready laid out. Twenty-six hun
dred new telephones have beer
placed in Sussex county in the las
several months and there is yet 4
long list of subscribers, awaiting
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
Farm Income Hits Peak;
Nigh Level Seen in lS40

WASHINGTON. = Farm in
come this year will be the high
est on record and probably will
remain high next year, the agri-
culture department said.
This years gross farm income
was estimated at 34.3 billion dol
lars or Is per cent above last
year. Net income-the difference
between gross income and pro-
duction expenses was esti-
mated at 18 billion dollars.
Looking to 1948, department
report said income would depend
largely on the volume of crop
production and foreign demand.
Domestic consumer purchas-
ing power seems likely to re-
main high. Farm production ex-
penses may continue to increase
in 1913; and even if gross income
is maintained at the 1877 level,
net income may not be quite so
high as in 1947."
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
GEORGETOWN

Officers for the year 194S were
chosen by Midland Grange on Mon
day night of this week, when they
held their annual election. The fol-
lowing officers were elected and
will be installed in ceremonies to
be conducted the first meeting in
January: Worthy Master, Irving
Hastings; overseer, Thomas Pep
per; lecturer, Mrs. Doris Car
mean; steward, James Holloway
assistant steward, F. Thaddeus
Warrington; chaplain, Mrs. Clara
Isaacs; treasurer (re-elected), Roy
Swain; secretary (re-elected), Mrs
Madalyn Sammons; gate keeper
Jacob Rogers; Ceres (re-elected)
Miss Marjorie Sammons; Pomona
Mrs. Maud Hastings; Flora, Mrs
Pauline Pepper; lady assistant
steward, Mrs. Irene Warrington
pianist, Mrs. Fannie Ellingsworth
member of the executive COMMITTEES
(re-elected), John A. Jones.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Pepper wer,
elected as delegates to attend tn,
state grange meeting in Newark OF
/ December and 10.
: Refreshment committee servin,
was composed of Mrs Norval Pep
per, Mrs. Fannie Ellingsworth anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Cordrey.
The annual Christmas party o
Midland Grange will be held il
Grange Hall on December Is, witt
Mrs. James Rogers, wife of th
immediate past president, acting a
general chairman.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
A. A. A. GROUP
GIVEN PROBLEM

Defense of the Delaware coast
line from an air and seaborne at
tack will be the subject of the first
tactical problem to be worked out
in two days of active duty of the
officers of the 19Sth A. A. A. Group,
Delaware National Guard, on Sat-
urday and Sunday, Dec. 13 and IA.
Col. James L. Whaley, commanding
officer of the group, will be in COM
mand.
Leut.-Col. Earl L. Nicholson, an
Army instructor with the guard, is
in charge of the execution of the
command post exercises, assigned
to the group by the First Army,
New York. 1t is the first such pro-
blem to be assigned to the group
since its organization.
twenty-five officers and so en-
listed men will participate. The Off
GERS and men will be on duty at 3
a. m. Saturday morning at the Ar
mory, Tenth and DUPONT Streets,
work, sleep, and eat in the Armory
until Sunday night. They will be OF
active duty basis with full pay and
allowances.
Colonel Nicholson said the prob
lem will be in three phases. The
first is advanced defense phase, as
the enemy approaches; the second
the active phase, as the attack is
underway, and the third phase will
be divulgel as the problem advan
ces.
The higher command" will bt
the officers in the Army instruction
staff attached to the guard: Col
Charles w. Gettys, Colonel Nickel
son, Maj. Benjamin McCaffery, ant
Maj. Benjamin Spiller, the last sta
toned at Dover. In addition eigh
Army master sergeants will assis
the Army instructors.
Annual Inspection
The annual technical inspection
of medical, chemical, engineering
and quartermaster equipment of th
Guard will be conducted on Thurs
day. and Friday at all armories AM
the New Castle County Airport.
At present the annual inspection
ordnance material of the Guard i
underway, under the direction @
First Lieut.. M. 1. Green.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05

installations, which cannot be
made until exchanges are enlarg-
ed.
Jehu F. Hudson was in charge
of the program and introduced the
speaker. Staff officers of the Royal
Arch Masons and others were vis-
itors of the local club during the
dinner hour.
Members of the Georgetown XII
wants Club attended the Officers
Training School in Milford this
week in lieu of their regular meet
ing. They will meet in Grace
Church next Tuesday evening for
their regularly scheduled weekly
meeting.
! Do your Christmas Shopping in
Milford and Save Money. Milford
/ Chamber of Commerce. Mast
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05

John Harvey Hudson, age 81
Georgetown-Lewes Highway, about
I21s miles from Georgetown, early
Tuesday evening of this week after
weeks illness which followed
heart attack.
Born in Georgetown, Mr.. Hudson
was the son of the late John G. and
Katherine King Hudson. He is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Flossie
| Catherine Hudson; daughter,
Mrs. David r. Fisher and one sis
ter, Mrs. Susie Hudson King, all of
Georgetown.
Mr.. Hudson had been connected
with the Rural Electrifcation As
sociation at Greenwood for several
years and operated a mercantile
business and filling station at
Shingle Point, his residence, near
town.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted in the Carey Funeral Home,
Georgetown, by the Rev Donald. A.
Acton, pastor of First Presbyterian
Church, this afternoon (Friday) at
two o'clock. Interment will be
made in Union cemetery, George
town.
The Grand Visitation of Hope
Chapter No. z, Royal Arch Masons
took place on Tuesday night in the
+ Masonic Temple. c. E. Grand High
Priest William H. Cantwell of Viii
mington. r. f. Grand Deputy
Grand High Priest Irving Crow ot
Wilmington, R. E. Grand King J
Ralph Carey of Georgetown, r. E
Grand Scribe r. Earl Dickey of Do
yer, r. E. Grand Treasurer Johr