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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-16
WOLFRAM'S LAXATIVE
CAPSULES

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P.O.B. IS Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-16
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-16

.Simes' nit Neht iagt, uniere SeIblt-
|ahtung nno ie6er bot oas Neht uns
bartber5ige Seudler 5u nennen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-23
BETWEEN TWO
 WOMEN" IS BILL
 AT 10TH CENTURY

If it's fun and dramatic sus- pense you've been seeking in a single picture, your dish is Be tween Two Women, the new Metre -Gcldwyn- Mayer attraction which is coming to the goth Gen. tury tonight.
 It's the exciting and absorbing story of a young doctor who is catapulted into the strange case
 of a seemingly healthy lovely young singer who collapses in her dressing room after her perform ance at a night club where the physician has gone for some we'll deserved moments of relaxation.
 This case, fascinating in itself, is only one part of the well-de- ve,oped plct of Between Two Wo- men" Expertly worked in are the stories cf the hospitals beloved switchboard operator, who is taken down with a mysterious ailment, and the doctors romance with a captivating young heiress whom he refuses to marry because of the difference Of their financial situa- tions.
 The principal roles are in the hands of Van Johnson. Marilyn Maxwell, Gloria DeHaven, Lionel Barrymore and Keenan Wynn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-23
ANGELO GETS SPLIT
 DECISION IN BOUT
 WITH MONTGOMERY

BOSTON, Dec. 23.--ln--Joey An gelo of Providence, R. L. won a split but decisive l0-round triumph over lightweight champion Bob cat Bob Montgomery of Philadel- lhla, a Al fayorite, last night.
 Combining a trip-hammer left hand with efficient footwork, An golo had an edge in all except the first and final rounds. During the finale, Montgomery connected with a rlght, high on the forehead, to drop Angelo tor no-oount. An gelo weighed l38 and Montgomery l36.
 The reversal may be costly to Montgomery, twice lightweight champion, who has been promised a crack at Ike Williams title in New York on February 20
 Jersey Joe Walcott appeared as a guest referee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-23
CHRISTMAS SHIP
 CONTRIBUTIONS
 ARE ADDING l|p

Secretary of Alaska Lew M. Will jams revealed today that Sl,799.2o has been collected so far, outside of Juneau, for the Seattle Christ mas Ship to Europe. He said that he had received $58.00 directly from Juneau citizens and the Lions Club but the City is in possession of still more funds which have net yet been turned in.
 Ketchikan is the leader i'll the drive, to date within Alaska Their drive, sponsored by the Ro- tary Club, netted Sl.020.oo, which was mailed directly to the Seattle headquarters of the drive. l.
 Other cities and their contribu- tions, thus far, are as follows Petersburg s100: Craig S8o.87 Sitka s77.25; Nome $58.38; Halnes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-23

It will pay ycu to shop Tome Beautiful. 755 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-23
GOVERNMENT OFFICES TAKE HALF HOLIDAY
 TOMORROW AFTERNOON

All Federal Territorial and City offices will be closed tomorrow afternoon for & half holiday au- thorized first by President Tru- man and by the Governor of AL aska and Juneau's Mayor Hend- rickson. All business and banks are expected to be open tomorrow with many retail stores open late as a convenience to last minute Christmas shoppers.
 The Pest Office will keep one window open, and law enforce ment authorities are expecting to keep up their usual efforts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-23
HEAVY DAMAGE TO
 YAkUTAT HIGHWAY

It will take about S7,500 to re- rair tho East Yakutat road which was washed out by heavy rains last menth. That was the opinion ex- pressed today hy William From hcltz. construction foreman of the U. s. Fl'est Service, who has re- turned here from an inspection trip of the damage there.
 He said that the highway had been washed out in three places. and had completely isolated the eastern portion of the town from approach by vehieular traffic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-23
CHAPEL . BY THE LAKE
 SUNDAY SCHOOL GIVES
 PROGRAM fhIS EVENING

The Charel-by-th Lake Sunday school will give a Christmas pro- gram at the Chapel at 7.30 o'clock tonight, which is as follows:
 Hymn 70 Come All Ye Faith fur: Prayer
 Welconle-By Eva Congdon and Jimmy Triplette, Recitations- Bells by Jerry Smith, Little Lord Jesus by Eric Lindegaard' "Chiismas," by Larice Kobevik; The Christmas Tree" by Gene Jorgenscn: "A Gift by Caroline Trucano.
 Exercise Sunbeams for Jesus with song, Jesus Wants Me For A Sunbeam,' by the beginners class, Mrs. Hickey, Teacher, Mar lene Palmer, Earl Palmer, Tommy Eprerscn, Joan Lynch, Danny Jor- genson, Susan Triplette, Jimmy Triplette, Mike Congdon. ! Recitations-"Th Finest Christ mas Gift" by Pat Donohue; Ever New by Dwain Reddekopp; The Finest Gift by Darrel Burnett; :, Lullaby" by Sandra DeHart. i Song-"Away In A Manager by 1 the primary class. Mrs Reddekopp, ! Teacher: Bobby Bowman, Darrel i Burnett, Sandra DeHart, Pat Dono- l hue, Georgie Jorgenson, Frankie Palmer, Dwain Reddekopp, Nancy Reddekopp, Judy Trambitas, Wayne Adams.
 Exercises-"The Christmas Sea-
 son." by Judy Trambitss and Georgie Jorgenson; Full" by Rob- by Bowman, Georgie Jorgenson Frankie Palmer.
 Drill-"Jesus,' by Nancy Redde- kopp, Pat Donohue, Dwain Redde- kopp, Sandra DeHart, Frankie Palmer, Bobby Bowman.
 Hymn--"It Came Upon the Mid night Clear
 Exercise-"Glory to God In the Highest by Gary Bowman, Peggy Lindegaard, Rose Lee Jekil
 Recitations-"A Christmas Time by Tommy Lynch; "A Merry Christmas to You All by Arnold Maier.
 Exercise-"The Christmas Story with recitations py Bonnie Jc Lynch, Charles Dobbins, Jane Je- xii; reading, The Christmas Story by Ronald Bowman, with voice ac- compartment % Little Town O. Bethlehem" by Elaine Arnold, Eliz abeth Pederson, Trudy Ellis, Geor gia Bednar, Julia Bednar, Jerr, Richardson; and recitations b, Frederick Wittanen, Jean Ellis Stanley Reddekopp.
 Solo-"Fairest Lord Jesus" b, Ronald Bowman.
 Song-"H "Hosanna," by Julia Bed mar, Georgia Bednar, Trudy Ellis Elaine Arnold, Elizabeth Pederson Recitation-"Good Night" b, Marlene Palmer.
 Mymn--"Joy to the World"-ant then Santa Claus.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-23
MUSICAL SHOW
 IS FEATURED AT
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Upholding its record as the stu aio which turns out the screens finest musicals, M-G-M has con- cocted anc, her delightful hit in Tt Happened in Brooklyn which snlsts the diverse talents of such s,ng-and- dance, romance-and-com- ady headliners as Frank Sinatra, kathryn Grayson, Peter Lawford
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-23

s4i.so; Hoonah s2l.25; and Valdez, seldcvla. $2l2; Fairbanks $40; $10.
 Williams has left Tor Wrangell where he will spend the Christ mas holidays with his family
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-23

and Jimmy Durante. The new pie ture is currently on view at the Capitol Theatre.
 Built on a fresh and imaginative tale of a shy, ex-GI. from Brock lyn, who has extolled the virtues of his native borough to song writing Englishman and then has to make good his spectacular promises when the latter pays him yisit--even to finding him a girl, who turns out to be his own gnl-the picture moves at SC IT, ullating pace.
 It will pay you to shop Tome rooa,,4.r.., r1s If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-23

It will pay yod to shop Home Beautiful .55 If
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
Recreation Calendar
For The Coming Week

Any activity not assigned else
where will be held at the Commu'
nifty Center at Second & Orange
streets.
Monday: 3-Teen-Age club, 8 -
Junior Hostess Meeting, 8 - Folk
club, 8-Thalians. 8-Ladies' Care
Club at Nesbitt Court.
Tuesday: 3-Skating Tournamel.
at Cornelius Harnett, 3 Dance
class, Wilmington Model Aero
nautical Association. 8-Band prac.
tice, 8-Bridge Party est. Johns
Episcopal church, 8-Men's club a
Nesbitt Court.
Wednesday: 1920 Wednesday
Bridge club, 11-Community Coun
ell, 3-Teen-Age club, a Dance
club. 8-Bridge Club, 9-Woodmer
ct the World.
Thursday: 3:30-Dance Class, z.
8-Teen-Age Skating admission by
Teen-Age card), 8:30-Adult Roller
Skating.
Friday: 3-Teen-Age Club, 3-4:3(
Skating for children (5-12) al
Greenfield, ERooster Club. 2
Teen-Age Club at Cornelius Har-
nett, 7-Skating for older children
at Greenfield, 8-Camera Club.
-Teen-Age Club at Nesbitt Courts,
8-Teen-Age club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
Use Tested Method For ROASTING

breast. Remove cloth if more
brown is desired. Roast until
nicely Drowned and tender.
Here is a method of baking
smoked ham twhole or half, ten
der type). Remove ham from re-
f%rigerator. Take off wrapper but
not rind. Rewrap ham loosely in
the inside wrapping paper or in
wax paper. Place ham at side up
in uncovered roasting pan. Bake
in pre-heated oven o 1926 degrees
F. About As minutes before bak-
ing time is up, remove ham from
oven. Remove paper and rind. Cut
fat surface INTO squares or dia-
monds (scoring> and stick a whole
Glove in the center of each square
or diamond. Cover entire surface
of ham W tn l cup of jelly that
has been beaten to spreading con-
slstency tor use own favorite
glaze. Return to slow oven of
325 degrees F. and bake As min
utes longer.
TOMORROW'S MENU
BREAKFAST: Baked applies,
oatmeal, raisin toast. butter or
fortified margarine. coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Yankee bean soup,
whole wheat bread. butter or forti.
fed margarine. American cheese.
warm gingerbread with golden
sauce, tea. MIX.
DINNER: Baked ham with jelly
glaze, stuffed acorn squash. broc-
coli, cranberry-orange salad, soft
rolls, butter Or fortified margarine.
raisin nut pudding, lemon sauce,
coffee, milk.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
By GAYNOR

Despite all that's been written
about roasting turkey, a lot OF
otherwise good cooks don't seem
to have the know how. So let's re-
peat here the best tested method.
To Roast: Grease skin with
melted or softened fat. Place bird
on rack breast down in open shall
low pan. Unless bird has a gen
erous layer of fat, cover with fat
moistened cloth that is large
enough to cover top and sides.
Roast in preheated oven set AT
proper temperature.
Use this timetable for judging
approximate roasting time for a
stuffed bird.
Oven Total Cook
Stuffed Tempera- ing Time
8 to 10 325 deg. F. 3 to 3 IL
10 to IA 1925 deg. F. 8 1-2 to 4
IA to 10 300 deg. F. 4 to 4 IL
10 300 deg. F. 41-2 to 5
20 300 deg. F. 8 to
A stuffed bird weighs approx
mately the same as before beng
drawn. If bird is purchased quick
frozen and ready for cooking.
stuffing increases weight about 8
pounds.
Do not scar, or add water, or
cover pan. If drippings burn. the
oven is too hot.
If cloth dries during cooking
remoisten with fat from bottom OF
pan.
Turn bird breast up when about
3-4 done, replacing cloth over
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
AVAILABLE ROOMS
LISTED AT BEACH
Farmer Informs American
Legion Oh Accommoda-
tons For Convention

W. L. Farmer, of Wilmington,
yesterday wired state headquarters
of the American Legion in Dur
ham that Carolina Beach and
neighboring resorts would be able
to accommodate at least 5000 per,
sons during the state convention
June 14-17.
The action followed a meeting
Friday night at the beach when all
available rooms were listed.
Farmer informed his state COM
mander that 300 rooms accomodat-
ing. two persons; 400, with room for
three occupants and 100 rooms &C
comodating four visitors, were
available at prices from $l.50 to So
a day.
The meeting also brought out
that 1O6 cottages. were available
accommodating eight persons each
at SIS a week and 100 cottages, ac-
comodating six persons each, at
$40 to $50 a week.
Twenty cottages are also avail
able, accommodating 10 persons al
a rental of from STA to $50 a week.
In pointing out that the telegram
was the first release of available
space, Farmer said addltlonal
rooms would be- listed by Feb. II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02

One of the cutest dresses for lit
tie girls is the adorable prinafore.
It's so crisp and perky looking
an ideal warm weather outfit to
wear with just panties. This but
ton-back style is selected as your
ABC Special this week-it's easy
and fun to make.
Pattern No. 8131 is for sizes 3.
4, 5. 6. 7, and 8 years. Size 4, "a
yards of IS or 39-inch; AZ yards
rio rae.
For this pattern, send Csc cents
in COINS, your name, address
size desired, and the PATTERN
NUMBER to Sue Burnett Whining.
ton News 1850 Ave. Americas. New
York 49,. N. Y.
Send today for your copy of the
Spring FASHION. 50 pages of style.
color easily made patterns for ali
ages. Free printed hat pattern in
side the book. 25 cents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
Deed Transfers Heauy
In Courthouse Office

The following transfer of proper
ty has been listed with the office
of Adrian Rhodes, Register of
Deeds.
George R. Poole and A. Kure
to G. T. Russ, lots $40 Block A,
Kure Beach; Arthur j. Davis to
Thomas J. Hussey, Jr., 2 Princess
street I'd. and Maids Ave-; Hugh
McRae Company Inc. to D. H.
Moultsby, 482 Audubon subdivision;
w. H. Kelley to Nora Everett, lot
l8 Block SO, Carolina Beach, Fede-
raj Point Township; Elias F.
Courie to N. B. Stuart. Jr.. lots II
and 10 Block so. Carolina Beach.
L. W. Moore to ]. G. VESSEL.
lot 40 Country Club Terrace: Pc
drew Williamson to George T.
Hutchinson, lot nine PedreW Will
Hanson Place; R. R. Brown to
W. L. Gaskill. part of block So,
city; M. c. McIver to Jake Neal.
lots II and two block 1877, city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
N. {. Negro College
Gets Carnegie Aid

DURHAM, Feb. 1-R-The Car
negie foundation for the advance
ment of teaching has named the
North Carolina College for Negroes
to participate in a five year pro-
gram of grants-in-aid seeking to
promote research and creative
activity among faculty members.
The selection carries a five-year
$25. 900 grant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
"Steppin-Hi" Cast
I{onored After Show

Friday evening Immediately fol
rowing the closing OF "Steppln-Hi
musical show presented by Nortt
Cerolina Junior Sorosis. the mem
oers q the cast as we'll as mem
bers OF the club were entertained
with a dance at the Commonly
building. Second and Orange
street, from II until l O'Clock.
Virgil West and his orchestra
furnished music for the evening s
event.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
Home Agents Submit
February Schedule

During the month Of Februar.
the Home Agents, Miss Ann Ma
son and Miss Nancy Ingram. WI,
work along the health of the fam
lily, in keeping with the Stat
Health Program.
The Home Demonstration clul
women will be given a demonstra
ton on meal planning, "Eatin,
Your Way to HEALTH" The All clul
girls will prepare and discuss eat
ing a good breakfast. Slides ant
finn pictures will be shown OF
growing small fruits and vege
tables and on correct food habits
The following is the MONTH.
schedule of Home Demonstration
and All girls clubs:
Monday, Feb ga. M. Agricul
tural Council, pm. Office.
Tuesday, Feb. AIM. Bradle.
Creek All club, 7:45 pm. LAX,
Forest P.-T.A.
Wednesday, Feb. 5-A.M. Winter
Park Jr. All club, Winter Park Sr
4-H club, Wrightsboro Jr. and ST.
All club, pm. Office.
Thursday, Feb. 6 - A. M. Higi
School Sr. All club, 10 Carolin;
Beach Home Demonstration Clue
l2:30 pm. Kure Beach Home Dem
onstration Club.
Friday, Feb. Am. Office, 2:3
Sunset Home Demonstration Club
Saturday, Feb. Sam. Burgaw
Monday. Feb. 10-A.m. Agricul
tural Council, 2:30 Masonbor'
Home Demonstration Club.
Tuesday, Feb. II - 10 Murrays
vile Home Demonstration Club
2:30 South Wilmington Home Dem
onstration Club, 4 Middle Sound Al
club, 8 Community Meeting-Mason
boro.
Wednesday, Fep. Pam. Win
ter Park Jr. All club, Winter Par
ST.. 4H club, Wrightsboro il. an
Sr. All club, 10 Myrtle Grow,
Home Demonstration Club, 2:3
East Wilmington Home Demonstra
ton Club.
Thursday, Feb. 13-A.m. Office
2:30 Lake Forest Home Demonstrs
ton Club. 8 East Wilmingto.
Young Womens Home Demonstrs
ton Club Especial Interest talk)
Friday, Feb. IA - Am. Office
2:30 Oak Hill Home Demonstrate:
Club.
Saturday, Feb. 15-Office.
Monday, Feb. liam. Agricul
tural Council, $3.50 Nutrition Cour
Gil of New Hanover County.
Tuesday, Feb. 18-A.m. Bradle;
Greek All club, 10 Wrightsbor
Home Demonstration Club, pm. Of
flee.
Wednesday, Feb. 19-A.m. Win
ter Park. Jr. All club, Winter Parl
Sr. All club, Wrightsboro Jr. an,
Sr. club. 2:30 Bradley Creek HON
Demonstration club.
Thursday, Feb. 20-Special Fam
lily Life Leaders School, conducte,
by Mrs. Virginia S. Swain, Exten
son Specialist in Family Relations
Friday, Feb. 21-Office.
Saturday, Feb. 22-Office.
Monday, Feb. "a Agriculture
Council.
Tuesday, Feb. 25-A.m. Bradle,
Creek All club, 2:30 Gordon Roa,
Home Demonstration Club, 4 Mic
die Sound, All Club.
Wednesday, Feb. 26 - White
Park Jr. All club, Winter Park ST.
All club. W%rightsboro Jr. and ST.
All club.
Thursday, Feb. 27-2:3O Audubo,
Home Demonstration club.
Friday, Feb. % - 2:3O White
Park Home Demonstration Club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
Miss Elsie Kelly,
Ernest Sullivan
Are Married Here

In a quiet ceremony of simpli-
city Miss Elsie Kelly, daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. Kelly of Kelly
and Ernest O'Dell Sullivan, son O.
Mrs. j. c. Sullivan and the late
MIR: Sullivan, were married at Il
O'Clock January 10 at the Calvary
Baptist church by the pastor, the
Rev. :. w. 7 ate.
The bride wore a suit of navy
blue with matching accessories anc
a red rose corsage. They will make
their home in Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
Elderly Couple
Found In Swamr

MACON, Ga, Feb. 1.-W.R-Un-
molested by Thursdays tornado
and apparently un%concerned with
the outside world, an elderly couple
sought for two days in nearby
swamps were located safe this aft
ernoon, unaware they had caused
any concern.
The Red Cross had started the
search when relatives in South
Carolina had asked about their
safety,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
Calvary B Baptist
Circles To Convene

The circles of Calvary Baptist
church will meet on Tuesday eve
nlng at 8 o'clock as follows:
Eva Page Circle. with Mrs. R.
j. Holiday, Castle Hoyne road.
will meet at the church.
with Mrs. j. w. Allard. Au.
dubon.
3-With Mrs. John L. Coley 220l
Princess STREET.
The VIVA meets Monday eve.
ming at 7:30 O'Clock with Miss
Myrtle Corbett. sos Ann street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
WOMAN KILLED

MACON, Ga, Feb. l. W.H An
elderly pedestrian. M Lille
Adams, was killed today when
knocked down by a motor scooter
in the downtown district.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-02
Marjorie Franks,
c. F. Bell, Jr., To
Marry In Summer

Mrs. Caroline F. Franks an
aounces the engagement of her
daughter, Marjorie, to Charles F.
Bell. Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. CT
Southlerland.
The wedding is 10 take place dur
The Key West citizen., 1947-08-02

A monthly meeting of the
elders and deocons in the
church will be held at 7:3O pm.
Monday. All officers ore ex-
pected to be present.
Rev. ]. B. Reid. pastor of the
Fleming St. Methodist Church,
is still indisposed following his
prolonged illness and Robert
FELTON, will conduct the morning
service. The evening message
will be brought by Harry Rus
sell. student of Asbury College.
Baptismal services will be con-
Quoted by the Poinciana Baptist
Church tomorrow at p. M, at
the lake where the ceremony is
usually held Rev. Bronnie c.
Nichols, pastor of the First Bap-
tist Church, will conduct the
baptism. Rev. A. D. O'Briant, pas
tor, announced. Rev. O'Briant
will preach on "Repentence" in
the morning "Helping Others
Faith will be the evening SER
mon subject.
A vacation Bible School will
be commenced by Poinciana Bap-
tist Church, starting Monday,
August IL.
The vacation Church School
held at the First Congregational
Church for the past two weeks
came to close on Friday of this
week. There was an average of
68 in attendance in the school
over the tWo-Week period and
there was great deal of en-
thusiasm from beginning to end.
The closing day was marked
with two events. The students
came as usual at nine o'clock,
the parents of the students came
to the church for the closing wor-
ship service which was conduct
ed and planned by the students
themselves. The service included
worship material and work that
they had done through the weeks.
Following the worship the stu
dents and visitors went into the
service center where the handi-
crafts were on display.
At three o'clock the students
and teachers enjoyed the final
event which was a picnic and
swimming party at South Beach.
The First Methodist Church will