davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-09-20
SITUATIONS poMEsIlc.

GIRL, colored desires days work. Cleaning
or ironing. NO. 1880.
GIRL, colored. desires Job as chambermaid
or nursemafd; day work required. TW.
GIRL desires work, beginning at pm.
GIRL wants Job. g.hw. and cook; good
Jersey ave. NV, Wash, D. C.
GIRL, colored. neat, wants gh.w. Monday
until Friday. Health card and reference
RE. 1920 any time.
except cooking. Call CO. 6749 21s
GIRL GIRL eSlored %H desires gh.w. part or full
GIRL. colored. part time houseclealing,
= p r m to too5 8 Pm; exper: TW. 210s. a
AND car ar,dsT fare Tuesdsy Wednesday, Thurs
GIRLS. dIkts S2li ] colored, desire days work;
carfars Cal. AT. ,Os35.
HOUSEKEEPER, colored, reference, will
care gJ for edo! children afternoons or evenings.
HoUsEKEEPER. white. capable Of COMPLETE
charge; have 3-year-old daughter; in or
out OF city; good plain cook; no laundry;
tond nn , Of children; ref; $25 week. Box
PRA6TicAL NURSING or lish. housskeep. ln
ing BY middle-aged lady available Septen-
ber 22.. Box 1894, Star
WOMAN, colored, desires days work or
regular work, cleaning; refs. ME. $3.50.
4 a.S eooP 90 IAgSDREss AVN wants work b, the
EXPERIENCED, eolored, desires s.h.w. 4
days week. DI 1893
Evening star., 1947-09-20
PERSONAL.

seen ~ 4ef.s opsn sRss
k1ppfEIaNn aIa aUasERYS dG SISh Klndersar.en
p; I,.neS C. srsined sa sS7. teachers hot lunches;
iSdahRi iMMEp1A4E III ezsa ez for your home, ne. OF
Sc; ;- white n1 Of Hoss eeloEsa' iaas Ma or Va COX
day. delivery, Your fabric or ours. DAId-
VEifeH VVEEihfSehHI sPSfET sPPfif4EEf'0Is1 IKs1sDERoAnrEN, day
veitch St.. Arlington. Va. tele. GIL. 5000.
BABY sITTERs REGIsTRY--Mothers, be
safe. Call DI; 2300, for INVESTIGATED sitters,
sso'sd fGnsfs ssEsss al.
hot water, coal, oil, gas, repairs. CONVEX
sions, new installations; consultations and
estimates without obligation. OR. 4s99
sso1o you All aFE R,ss M sEER Rrsb: Sb I9As a. sss
Fe oss!sia s9 snsmpoo sHs ..s
Flynn sEA6rY rceS.I cofIESE EeSSeo'pSsi Psio 9 H &
5as sgII1ME Il 9AaE syes sJgg
Fry also children boarded by the month
Ss9d sSeeedtion invited Call for information; TE
ALTERAT1oNs-24-hour service: dress.
ma ma King. tailoring, coats refined. restyled
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE scHooI-Day
and boarding nursery throush 9Th grade
SSny rsns teashsTs on euF s5.els T ms & a
transportation; hot lunches: trained nurse
TO q ? year oids halliday program option
al 9401 Georgia ave" SH. 1874. 3
RkAEY t M opsn. gsps ah AGApHMK sns es.: ss
moderate mo 4e rssssssi IA miles from washisps'
6As sIS ns5sas RMS tsr rfssR
agY Ba2ds 9ssa choTHEs nys hE G22 rs1or
lace trim DHAf @ .painted s Iesdssnsde % e'si
PaNo rUSGh. G5Sfa '1es al 1epa,Ts so responsible;
oEoReEs sa1afes AZ 9as6 sFes oT eSSm ov 1857 VicSS
po4c aRe Rsas Hss sfe s4 sr0unds and
RESI- HONE for lleSs elderly pS; people with nurs.
nE iyse AZ aSS oP1 ssr wss, sS o6
sigs saER salary also if desired, RE. 5lo4; 4s;oi wi
Few FEW OPENINGS available in licensed day.
town. Re: 61o4 2o'
sssH4SSs 'ss|. asssa ss R:n r. T. K e. III
GHOST WRITING of articles. books
5epSt' se M EsG sx xsergts gs Letters ss
YOU MAKE THE PROFIT. we supply tn.
informat tion. If you have any article you
want 70 swap. sell Or buy. write US. Ma.
TIoNAL SWAP SERVICE. General Deliv'
M0THERS-Do you want q reliable person
to care for your children. day or evening"
DRESSMAKER tFrench)-Designing max.
ing and alterations. Write to MRS. VOcAT
5604 32nd st. NV. 21s
slip covers alterations reasonable. RIA
9tsS; q Sou CAN Use eom,.t d.cor...S q. -.
white, 80, college education, with car fo
4 hrs. work at night. write Box 75-H
Evening star., 1947-09-20
HELP poMEsrIc scent. i,

G,HW:. settled woman, fond OF child5en;
slesp ~ IN. 4oll M 2lst st; ne, - 30
nus hs Essts1H ssaFsn .1s 1--we 4skoas r. sss
s Ssbs e snS so1srse ss sn9E.ss tg5 sSss il,
refers required. Cali ia. 4. es57. 5te s&ai f.''
tas ensnce. ssnd5 RA Gsss fGRs of children local ref
y., ws,shsI; must be fond Of children; local
f u s shrSSss sSsS dinner
days Ssss' gses' plain cooking small dn fam
sssi VS sDsT1s9esd sass preferably live I'M SIS
asa aa DO Ths s ss s85 e'e e.. "
Girl. eolored. to work Monday, Tuesday,
Sat. and Sunday eli day. Apply only il
m hGn ss1ss sssn rtR esden
Must be willing to stay evenings. Salary,
sS per %ssk plus sIso extra for eash
GIRL. age 20 to s5, to care for children.
@ sr fSSFns Ss smpSysd s5S Week smps
GIRL or young woman, must be expert
eep in neat Out kds So NOT cs ansa;
WyoS WyoSu can a furnish excellent D. C. references.
GIRL. general housework, 12 to $50 pm;
references Apply isil Columbia I'd; ID. NV.
for light heusesorf; GOOD pay. ats ABLY SSfeh IN
Girl must be W exDerienced Pc fM w With chiidrsn
shas sas nsTs aiash live ssIa a NJ sosb benatf
s
care for handicapped boy; located in
sTS Sos yoE e9gnsy g.r good home and sal
" Ssl': 7!s r. zg5ass a "
Of Of : children q and sIo5 10 years; live in;
LAUNpREss, Al shirt ironss; ia day.
IdHT SS GENEsAL En- saELafa aousEwosk ass laundry
s washing machtne); experienced in child
sas ssss sssa sars s:h ss5s5 hP s e.
MAID FOR G.H,w. and care of children, i1
Sthsr %fy flp etg rsFs snDl0Ss5 vs. ~ s5d'' week
stsfI al $s ssI, Ss sz R B.,ssa
MAID: sstt!sd. 80 to 20 years, to live si in;
and bath: good cook no laundry; fond
SSS week. qL. ie4s. ''l ''0 12G asGl''
eaeshe es Sos party t, needed for
spss i've IA, in fsiereasss @ n So ao07 744s. 4sss''s'
sS;s.s sS 5S S.s sss 4sas sS
HA s.Roe fsaRn 6nR In dSed S561qNAI Hxt ,ss
asy q:.en vssk ss4ergnta gnt dtr rs
MANS LoUoRs. 647 Z st. ne. Ii. 5iib.
MAN AND WIFE. colored or white for
Sel iia: esifate: ls5 man must Pc capable gard
must be excel cook, exper. housekeeper.
ss aaa eoolsd naf soan soRaS o sf s
salary and iGaa t2ans xdf 6oth must y
eady 9oa %orfsl mqi' you Ds sess5 esn
sS1, '00 cs hsis aR M 250 3d.
NUnsEMAID, eolored. over 30 for infant
@ ana S.yr; girl. shw;; no diapers; cook
recent D. C. references. EN-. s112. 2os
jgnsi llye in: family of 4 adults; Bethesds.
S,H7 Sall ewes. or an day Sat. and Sum- OIL.
WOMAN, white. 25-4o, gen. houseWork
a9o and care are Of Of. cdrsR 1--we in upstairs
references required 30
WOMAN, white to care for 2 children and
light housework in small apt; live in.
Csll Gale after 8 pm. Fri. all day Sat, Tw
WOMAN, settled. colored, to live in; g.h.w
o-day wk.; lovely upstairs rm., Bendix
washer; must have health card and be fond
OF children; S76 per mo-, rm. and board
n sna n zlS p:a.H.w., experienced; care red Il
children; live in. upstairs room and bath:
other help employed: l blk. from bus; must
have recent city references. OIL. 3057. 80
in family; " day of Thurs. and Sun; live
in; other help; refs. necessary. WI. 1879.
live out; references required Cali EN-.
Evening star., 1947-09-20
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PIANo-Viennese pianist, formerly faculty
member. Orlando (Fla) Music Academy,
teaches children and adults. ME. 2614
AIR R-CoNDIrIoNING and refrigera tion
TIs f@aSsss' o ftaTtlmg nSg NATToMAL JNsTJ
INC, G1- approved. Note our new permanent
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
GI training CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS
1905 G st. NV. ME. 4700. RA. $500.
AIRLINES NEED flight radio operators
ground station operators and RADIO maint.
men. For full informa. on Centraps train
ing plan, contact Mr.. Spots. CENTRAL
RADIO SCHOOLS. Room. 1149 Munsey
Blds.' Wash, D.: c., or phone DI. 640S.
once hours. 1917 pa
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigeration,
G1 approved. modern training methods.
backed by IA yrs. now how; day and nisht
classes starting now Plenty of practical
shopwork on bis. variety of refrigeration
and conditioning equipment NEW
YORK TECH. 1904 Benning I'd. ne. AT.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taIGhs ApBFoyea by
fff19EINES f19kEIEgE I26 nndsI R 1TSI Il a
Rights. For details, call OIL, $685.
Evening star., 1947-09-20
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT; books started, kept
e sTa Fess1nss or sGG
desrs agds well work
Ace NJ NE expss1 saE books started Kept
snts auatea' Tax reports monIhly service state
closed, audited; financial reports. taxes;
NAffaa5 GkiRi compet. 22
bookkeeping service; statements prepared;
P5SGRpt TeaS9niS5s ER pFSl nb s
Pis' s3ssG!s e. ps: ss."R2s WITH
Ra1f l.sneS fFrRprS firm; BOZ o;a 2g,H staT G. 25'
e9sient; Sb Yrs. sccountns % experience. e.ens IN.
SSSGsErrsgh Phone caiss25sls sSss r.
exp; double entry. capable Of assuming full
charge, desires perm. position. Call OIL.
cHAUFFEUR-sECRETARY, white. pleas
M o '0a'i Ask for Mr. Hfba Rf6Ri'' RE- svasR{s ssSo
crew; IN or out Of town. BOX BOX :? III, Star
COLLEGE STUDENT, studying accounting,
desires part-.ime work as clerk or book
ae* SpH S5F and switchboard
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, hospital clinics
(had complete supervision over "a deptso,
open for immediate consideration. Box
Izw II11e' sF1bENr. Sff5EN engineering degree, eel IN
4sg 1top n afternoons or evenings. NO 1853. 81.
5.l5a a:,. p BaH Ba.ss s P5sesss
MxoAznNrTrsde ax ohi o2 sIiok SfsF years. o ed,
toIisl, ,ssdvsrt!ssins and PRODUCTION eSSpeeri-
MGs & q Club nf sTEWakD Nk R thoreushly sssl re!ia-
sls wishes shs sopsass progressive assn Psase
cond:, while sttsndias air cond and refsr.
school; would IKE 70 have permanent job
sfs1 for Sq
SSo1s ,..sb.op sEs twists sys.b. fal
noon mornias and exenins 1e xoTE 51s atesl Cali
fnPghHins S ghNSHRaS SAESaq hr sES5SMN sS5a FRANZ
psT!t tine Rsx TEa1; 15 open g nishts and part Of
sssss assss pdscn Ss oc ssds
portrait and commercial; specialtzes in
candid sISt. Tsadisnss s61i long experience in own
REFINED MAN With excellent retail bust.
mes sa6ility az wants Job full or part time.
RETiRED fA iD' MALE MALE GOV. WORKER, who
Of any kind, such as clerical timekeeper,
stock clerk. guard, or elevator operator;
very active and alert and can do a good
Job; excellent refs. moderate salary. Tele-
phone Ma. 6215 weekdays. SIS. -22
RETIRED GOVT WORKER, nondrinker
nonsmoker, desires work, not too strenuous
nights preferred; any hours: hotel room
clerk, dispatcher. weigher, night watch
man; drive II necessary; available immedi-
SALES ADVERTISING, promotion. PUBLIC
STENoGRAPHER ACCOUNTANT book
keeper, experienced, available full or part
time; books opened, kept part time,
VET COLLEGE, STUDENT desires account
ing position. afternoon and evening. Write
Box Aid, Star 20s
VET, young colored. attending school, 8
to 8 pm. mechanically inclined. desires
EalS WALTER, OR. 6142.
VEN, white, desires work as combination
painter and Carpenter. Call RE. 1898. =
WATCHMAKER, 1st class; can take charge;
experienced; have following; own tools,
material Box 19-E, Star 81"
EX-NAvY OFFICER desires teaching posi-
ton or public welfare work, college, plus
/ year graduate work, 4 yrs. teaching ex-
perience; social science, English. AID. 9492
LouIsIANIAN. legal and executive back
ground, desires legal work nights and Sat-
urdays: washington practice contemplated:
recommendations furnished. Box Apt,
1 Want JOB as nisht watchman:- years
experience; age AS. ME. 1883. s22 18th
st NV JAMES ROME. 50
Evening star., 1947-09-20
SITUATIONS MEN and woMEN

COLORFD GIRL AND MAN want evenini
work, cleaning Offices or drugstore. Work
from 8 pm; to II midnight ia. 2751
nicians, desire work for doctors and gen.
eral public. Write MR.. and MRS. BERT
DUBBERLY. 224 v st. ne 22s
Evening star., 1947-09-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned,
oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed.
EEs sis i4tb i4ia7' st United nm TYPEWRITER CO..
ALL STAR RoOF PAINTING CO., root
specialists; free estimate MI. 7244.
ALUMBRELLA - Aluminium and asphalt
roof coating. guaranteed 5 yrs; insulates
against heat and cold; economical; free
sn Sl sa enn.ys Re.
tanning walls. walks and steps built and re-
paired. A. FAGNANI Ludlow 5496.
Evening star., 1947-09-20
NoME, ,IMp. coMpANIEs (cont.


paper and Kem-Tons removed bs steam. am
PAiNTING AND PAPERING, floor sanding,
guar: work; est. 1895. GILBERT l.
HOME-HEATING EXPERTS-Warm air,
hot water, coal, oil, gas; repairs, CONVEX
sions. new installations; consultations and
estimates without obligation. OR: 1890.
WATERPROOFING, basement and exte-
rior walls; all work guaranteed. ROBERT
E. PRICE, WI $685. 22"
STONE AND BRICK BUILDERS-Cement
contracting and general repairs Of all
FIR. 6031. ALBERT CONT, HI. 1882. 90
HYATTSVILLE CONTRACTING CO.-Roof-
ing, siding, guttering, painting, papering;
all work guaranteed: no down payment;
low monthly terms. For free estimate,
call WA: S4S6. days or evenings.
Evening star., 1947-09-20
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
NOM EGT'

DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month
We protect your homes by. selecting the
EMPLoYMEST ~ AGENCY HSSe "Os 6s4 s rs st. NV NV
AID. 1852, 9 am. to pm 21s
Evening star., 1947-09-20

DREsSMAKER (French)-Designing, max
ing and alterations. Write to MRS. vOCAT.
5604 32nd st. NV. 21s
DRAPES, valances curtains, bedspreads,
slip covers; alterations reasonable. RA
0496. 2ls
IF you CAN USE combat decorated vet,
white, 80 college education, with car for
hrs. work at night. write Box 75-H
Evening star., 1947-09-20

ANTIQUE CLOCK. small; 2 bdpm. chairs
hair mattress. dresses. Size Is. VIC. 2se4
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-11-20
Fresh News

There was once scoop-hungry
editor who was never content with
the efforts Of his staff. One morn
ing a scribe dashed in and said:
''Three lives were lost in a street
accident - ''How long ago?"
asked the editor. "One hour!"
'"Too late!" snapped his nibs. A
second reporter came in. big fire
20 dead. Took place a half hour
ago." ''Too late!" rurnbled Ye Ed.
The first reporter came in second
time. IA murder!" he yelled.
''W h e?" "H e!'' ''When?"
''Nowl" BANG =
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-11-20
BuIl-HeadedneSS

Most sot-in-hisways man I ever
heard of was a letter carrier lived
up Laconia way some years ago.
If he was used to crossing a vacant
lot, and somebody built a home
there, like as not he'd ride through
the back door and out the front
rather than change his routine. One
day a newcomer to town watched
him hoist his bicycle over pasture
fence and start along the patch
for the other side. Half way across
bull saw him and took after him.
Painting some, he got himself and
his bike over safely. 'Darned near
got you, didn't he?" said the SYM
pathetic bystander. ''Darned near
gifts me every tine," was the I'M
concerned response.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-11-20
Small Scale Buyer

THE young lady's extensively
L modish attire bespoke wealth,
and the eager clerk, with visions Of
a large order, patiently put in
strenuous hour showing her the va
rious rolls of linoleum in his stock.
At last he was obliged to report
alphabetically, I'm very sorry,
madam, but that's all the linoleum
that we have in stock here. But il
you could wait, I could get some
more pieces from the factory. Can
you call again."
"Yes, I'll do that" the young lady
agreed, gathering up her belongings
and rising from her chair. "Do try
to find me something with very
small designs something suitable
for putting in the bottom of a bird
cage"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-11-20
Simple Solution

Two countrymen at a fair ap-
preached a stall where little balls
bobbed on top of water jets.
One tried his skill with the rifle,
but could not pot the bobbing balls.
Lets have a shot," said his
friend and, taking the rifle, fred.
Every ball dropped!
AS they walked away, the msuc-
cessful one said: ''That was good.
How did you manage 1t, WIFI"
easy" replied Will. II slot
the man who was working k\e
pump"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-11-20
New Kind OF Cow

s'Oh," said the city girl to the
farmer, what funny looking cow.
No horns"
''There are several reasons why
a cow does not have horns," said
the farmer. ''Some are born without
horns. Some do not grow horns until
late in life. Others are dehorned
while young. But the chief reason
this cow doesn't have any horns is
that it isn't a cow it's a horse"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-11-20
Must Be a Deer

"Gus," said Bill, as he caught up
with Gus on the way back to
camp, "are all the rest of the hunt
ers out Of the woods yet?''
eyes," said Gus.
'sAu six of them?"
eyes"
sand they're all safe?"
''Yep." answered Gus, they're
all SAFE"
''Then," said Bill, his chest swell
ing. 'I've shot q deer"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
Slightly Off The Record
Wilmington, N. c.
June 8. 1947

Dear Peggy
wris Mhsn / t Saa you a1at; the Surf Club ~ popular q%sa 50 society It rendezvous at at
evening, you may know that the 197 season has gotten off to an
splclo beginning. Practically the entire membership present
guests AIDING, to the pleasure and festvity of the occasion. The
s eNas arrived arrived around 8 O'Clock, for cocktails, vita dinner being
oa anaoom and OF the wide. comfortable porches. The clubhouse was
fIar uve decorated witt large arrangements of early summer
Poisson i ahq 1 al' ear gunner dancing was enjoyed in the ballroom. Fred
s svason In Mrs; HASKELL s. Rhett is again, for the fifth consecutive
di ircte ta pap ana efficiently in charge of catering. Under her
m:+ One Of the loveiest weddings it has ever been nv privilege to
Wnhess ook place at historic st. James Episcopal church esterdav
Of Of Nh IN =. oog o'clock when, Miss Anne Cummins Burr, daughter
~ ~ ~ 5 McRae Dunn. son of Mrs. Carl Nichols Dunn of Maxton
Rev av No Mor tne II T; Dunn. I'm ceremony which a performed by the
ssnPpncly. Inc brides brunette beauty was enhanced bv ar he.
u nouni Meod1ng gown and veil. On all sides the comment was that
than Anna annda mE HIon me r rorldal couple stood up at the altar together
thar tme IN ack for yesterdays bride and groom have more
m an uner snare of good looks. The ceremony was olored ~
yyhiecpb' OIL at tne cape Fear Country club given by the brides nareJnts
ms M a." a. 1u az "a by several hundred guests. Later in the even,,
thsGrn roc+ ano Mrs. W left for a wedding trip of ten DAYS and unnn
bs r eeeuln they Will be at home at the cottage which" Muck' INV nun
Beach. 4N@Se o. IN southern extension at Wrightsvnle
Mr: and Mrs: Thomas j. Kidd and young dauebter 600 poa
Mr. and va nW W. return on Tuesday to their home after a Visit wiz
We nome In Villa Marguerite at Harbor Island a. uen
heir snr ~ NJ lis frederick B. Graham and daughters ae occunvino
having recently moved down from tsoia en ue, W1lgntsvlle Beach,
orange Mgse street "A NN" nome IN the city at 400
turned ed ia n IN Mrs James A. Crawford of Jacksonville, Fla. have 70.
Beach as the at+r non ea1e after spending last weekend at Wriahtssvin1
at her LEA ene aeractlve guests of Mr.. and Mrs. LleweHvn" q Fre ma
the former Mon Man p1onae4 1872 Wvnck Boulevard. Mrs. Crawford rre me
in this vicin Iary W. lex of Wilmington and Mary has a host of - wa
hononr ~ MY MY VINO were delighted to welcome her h 80 ~ VI Ileno
the Vice Pr eel 1e m sl ne husband Tommy" who, ncid n nu o fa
rr we beard yesterday that Eugene Hardin n'I ~ OF oacxsonvile, Fla.
been sold Nd't to NM M A We. and Oxford St. Wrirhtsvine B Be- me %, or;
It'll cottage WAS Wss b N bv 3 3se sTart n% of this siy: This s sasa }Ss
occupied hv Nut is4o and for the past several season it zen u hon OF
NJ ~, ny mr. Mrs. Roger Greenleaf. 9eA'0AS 7" a been
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
Wilson Students
Appear In Recital

Before a large group of parents
and friends, the piano pupils OF
Mrs. c. j. Wilson presented a
musicale. at her home on Market
street road.
Following the program a recep-
ton was given in the home winch
was decorated with arrangements
Of summer flowers.
Mrs. Wilson presented her plano
pupils of Topsail school in a re-
cita1 early in May. In the latest
recital the following pupils appear
ed:
Duet-A Happy Occasion, 'Sar-
torio) Frances and Mary Hester
King. -.
An Old Indian Trail, <Lind'
Mildred Spillman.
Lotus Bird, (GriebeD Lucy lay
Little Brook, tKerr) Myra Dur
An Old Fashioned Garden Dele
one) Anne Durante.
Grandmother Dances, Fay Edge.
Flute solo-Serenade Anda!uslen-
ne (Arnold) Adelaide Wilson.
Song Without Words, (B NJ
jeanette Blake.
twilight on tn e River, CRenk)
Marv Hester King.
march Fantastique, Wilson e..
SMITH May Holten.
In rowland, Willilams) Frances
King. - M.
Arkansas Traveller. (McDonald)
Budd Wilson and Mrs. Z. ).
Wilson. -.
Jones. .,.
PREJUDICE sharp minor, 'Rach-
maninoff) Billie Eubanks.
Flute solo Where Ny Caravan
Has Rested, CLohr) Adelaide WIS
son. ~ AVA,
Valse in E minor, Chopin and
Poem, (Read) Marie Cov1A
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. ard Mrs. c., lev Krop of
= aley5Ie. IL. anncuoce the birth
of a daughter. Dana Cal. May rs.
Mrs. Knop is the former Nell
Oliver Of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
Jenne-Mobley
Vows Spoken
Here Saturday

Miss Frances Mobley, daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. Thaddeus Earl
Mobley Of Greensboro, formerly of
Wilmington, and Clifton Henry
Jenne, son of Mrs. Karl F. Jenne
Of this city were married Saturday
afternoon at $50 o'clock in St.
Acknowledgement church.
DR.. Eugene Witherspoon, pastor
of the church, officiated, ard John
Pfeil, organist, played the wedding
music. Glenwood Blcome a
guest soloist.
A background of palms and
ferns, white gladioli and Candida
bra containing lighted tapers,
formed the setting for the wedding
vows.
Miss Claudine Speight of St.
Airy, was maid Of honor, and Miss
Dorothy Jenne, sister OF the groom
was bridesmaid. Miss Speight
wore a gown of lemon colored
French marquisette, fashioned
with a low dropped neckline and
bouffant skirt furrowed with bands
of Valencine lace caught in the
back with a large bow. She car
ried old fashioned pastel s h a d e
flowers tied with lemon colored
net, and wore matching flowers in
her hair.
Miss Jenne wore an Identical
dress in hyacinth blue and carried
matching flowers.
Miss Mobley, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore an
ivory satin gown designed with a
tight, fitting bodice and a full skirt
ending in a graceful circular train,
Seed pearls outlined the neckline.
the waistline, and the front of the
bodice. and tiny sati covered but
tons extended down the back. She
carried an old : fashioned bouquet
of mixed flowers conferred with an
orchid an d showcred with white
satin ribbon, and she wore a string
Of pearls, a gift Of the groom. Her
veil fell from a Mary Queen of
Scots bonnet OF sheer net, trimmed
with lace.
Mr.. Jenne had as his best man,
Carl Jenne, Ushers were Raymond
Jenne. Marvin Pye, O. T Ryal,
and w. H. Andrews, Jr.
Mrs. Mobley, mother of the
bride. wore a delphinium blue
crepe and corsage Of white car
nations with white accessories.
and Mrs. Jenne wore an aqua lace
and crepe combination with a
corsage of pink carnations.
Immediately following the we'd
ding, the couple left for a wedding
trip to New York city. For travel
ing. the bride wore a navy blue
crepe bolero ensemble with navy
and white accessories and the or
child from her bouquet.
Miss Mobley is a graduate o.
New Hanover High school and un-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08

shelf daughter. Miss Frances Pen
'on. nave returned from Richmond
Mhere they recently attended
frances graduation from St.
GATHERINGS school. The Pentons
are now occupying their summer
home at Is West Fayetteville
street, Wrightsville Beach.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hooper
have returned from St. Louis
where they visited their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Miller Wilson, Jr., for the
past few weeks. En- route home
they stopped in Atlanta, Ca, to
see their son, DR.. Joseph w.
Hooper, Jr., who is living there
at present. Mrs. Wilson is the
former Louise Smallbones Hooper
Of this city.
Misses Carrie, Margaret and
Essie Harriss, Frank Harriss, and
MeareS Harriss, Jr., of 1903 Prin-
cess street, moved on Friday to
Wrightsville Beach and are occu-
plying their summer cottage at 16
Channel Drive for the season.
Mrs. Arthur c. Diehl accompa-
MED by her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Blake, of Cleveland left on Friday