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Evening star., 1947-12-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-korthsosf.

coLoRED-NoRTHEAsTs FINEsT-New-
1925 Owen. pl., ne. Lovely brick home
sh ath. o10eaal eaapbea sesn' kEssshs Ra5sh h
5sssoss5l. dsSg psSnshIs5; I5, i. Gaiss ssrsTPSR oPfn;
coRF e + 66s lsts EsssE sAIlRsAah5 ZEAL.
to 5 Sunday. See this lovely o-rm I'm brick
e h.Th sSfa nesa s5oTes % schools ans
%SIcR6FT SSsfIs 5F'fea FfssRaa pSsRs uN s4oo Til
coLeREn-e HOMES for the price Of m one, m E
payment WINDY WALLACE. Call pc
codLoRED-LARGE s-FAMILY APT.-e
5est BATH 4e. vssaa ssaes like eoWSE RSS Ta fo
coLoRED-s1 WITH $3.50 cAsH-kos
brick, near, 9th and sts. ne. So rms
ss nna 1a.h With nice ndome s1nsnssff sfoS5o two
e9EokE5-ss e9oESEs5. u eOS ST. !' N.E.-e rms and
TSompson. fioni Sn.' o4 s'2 s4s4. e5 cox CO. RE
cOI0RED-CoNv. N. E. SECTION; So
chase 4-bedrm brick, full bsmt., deep lot,
Colonial front porch, gar; priced right.
coIoREDEiaoo BLK. own PL. NE;
: baths. auto heat hardwood floors. rec.
Tm niuIs Earase ae possession sse excl terms MRS
ceT6ii c6IoREbos.RooM Do ROO DETACHED bung-
allow with inclosed back porches: hard
h..w.h,, NV A'n; Concrete front porch. h front and
back yard, fruit trees. and shrubbery, ga
area reasonasly Psiced Mr. daS R4Ss1s
PINkETT Pin NC, SSss 1863 = N j's j. ave NV NV DH
coLoRED-MoD. HoUsE-cellar. 2
rented at $50; home or investment; will
coIsoHK5ED-oPES0 TO .: possession.
Mr.. Mn REYNOLDS. 81. sa44; ewes eyes, No
cceoII1o5RED-vAcANT-1.os 9th ST. NE.
and a. rear entTsnees z blk from cfrllne airline
ss WITH JOHN 9sge'F e PiNkETT fS 1Sass Tse
eceoSL,oRED-BR1ck BUNGALOW near 45th
Ta'h insect s1s saHo4 eal THSs Ses 0n Walsh me-
eoIdREp@ofEN 81 5aih st PEI sar. R .2saGN SIN, s-s PM
1424 Kearney St n.e.-Brick, semidet;,
S1S sSP s 'ash can,to $500 g 1R sgSaT sS SANDERS
CoLORED-324 I1th ST. Mt rooms,
electricity. gas, hot-water heat (oill pos
session with title; WIN be open from - 2
see property call at BIZ 11th st. NV
Sunday between pm. and 4 pm. PRICE,
| $3.50; 81 900 down, balance easy month
| ly payments. MR.. WILLIAMS, AID. 0l14
| Sundays, NO. s731
COLORED-EYE ST. N.E.-Corner house
13 rooms; rear porches closed in. Colo
NAL front porch oil heat; partly furn.
pFIsda!1e prIee s145oo: extra Kitchens $4,000 down
1900 blk Lincoln rd ne Detachee
7-room brick; 81 500 down; price: S9,95o
1900 blk. Sheriff rd. n.e.-Detached
6 rms. and bath; frame covered with as
bestos. shingle; oil heat; $500 down. price
1850 1900 blk. Kramer st. ne. 6 rms.
brick front porch. full bsmt.; h.-w.h.
S1,250 down; price, $500.
THOS. W: MOORE CO.: 144l You st
NV, AID. 03s3; evenings, DE. 1895. -22
COLORED-1si1 KENDALL ST. Ne
Frame. lge. rms, bath, h.-w.h., coal; lse.
Nr. 10Th and Benning-6 lee. rms,
bsmt.. h.-w.h., coal in excel. cond.; S12'-
Nr. Goth and Md lge. rms. front
and back porches. bath, h.-w.h oil; Sl2,-
500 cash. Also have other houses ano
lots in all sections of city. WILLIAM F
| HENSON, 2O23 11th st. NV. NO. S49S
| or C. w. Ward, agt., VI. S513. MI. 1895.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

6I2 H ST. S.W.-6-room brick, $500.
THOMAS P. BROWN & son; NA; 1919:
incl furn.; corner brick. 47s N st. NV.
Owner gives possession entire first floor.
Call Mr.. ALBERTS Elk. 1921 or ia. 6237.
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COLORED-I HAVE THIS s-RM.. 2-bath
rooms Of furniture: new oil heating unit;
nicely arranged for tyo families See N thls
ct,a coaoREpMExcEPT1oNxI sfElEi n eiS BUY at So
$50: lovely Groom corner brick. tile bath.
h ns ana s s2SS SacR co sSs
18th st. ne. CO. 1888.
CoLoRED-oPEN TODAY. 1 to 5, 306
9 e s sbold sell is tod.y az pon ydeay Fl
10 rms, : baths, 2 Kitchens. 2 stoves, in
excellent condition; sturdily constructed Of I
Rouse Won fer the feuo1s pareuisT person
low price. We repeat, don't fall to see and
Dps ns hopsi Psut Ioesy j. MI Ifi Dr.
coLoREp-s5s cALLAM ST. N.E.-ssoo
down sSS e.. mS Mor. bath cobsn
oss7 s7 once open open Sun. Sun Sp'0 Z to nome A
CoLoRED-oPEN TO-DAY. to 3, 1872
Owens pl: ne; lse rooms, bath, rec rec
at small cash payment, balance like rent;
possession with title; bring your deposit
nsoG%E sts 6Gd REA1TY MlI co Ek SEQ with
C0LORED-BROOKLAND BUNGALOW.
rms, ana sleeping porch. oil heat, storm
windows, and doors, conservatory, full
basement deep lot sarase' paved. paved alley rfy
esii e. f"nsE bE zans 1872
CoLoRED-3-sToRY BRICK HOME, near
sasd sss aaa sslms Rsi1ffs
2735; sun, and ewes, wo. 9191.
CoLoRED-oPEN I-DARK, 1858 Oates
ST.: modern brick, 8 rms. tile bath, in
nne cond nice dining rm., modern kit,
hs.M;h: is1M.;lh;.: froat porch; e9py to sc, sSho1ls'
aSD1s ss2s. PoTTfR TT s2 REALfY. w IA. 6i4a. M 1"'
CoLoREDIa1s 7th ST. NE rms, 2
some som. oV. 3a fss2. S;eSS Cox Co. re- re. 1889 SmD
CoLoRED-13oo BLOCK MD. AVE. NE.
is ndom. ass nossSea hene Sh ca
cSIoRED cSdaoiih MDEasw6o6 RE ff 6o6 ssomo So old
Fitzgerald, LU. as4s, with cox l. CO.
coLoREp-sIs srs ST. N:E;-Home with
oh.-wh, recreation room, garage. Call
DI. 1918 til 8 pm, VIM. H. SAUNDERS
eooIqissfD-pEANwoeD-eEoe o rooms, > lots:
h..w.h.: priced to sell. Call Mr. Jones,
eoE g. 81 aSt sye. sss Ns.
d. sIYsoLD FHs g0'iDas' b. III; ssiiH's' sS:. mo So
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CoLORED-REDUCED for quick sale
1900 blk. 8 St, nv. rms bath h.-wh.
1900 Blk, 3rd, NV, 3 complete apts.
h.-wh. oil burner; $4,000; $4,000 cash
Unit blk. Florida ave. NV. st COM
mercial; 6 rms, bath, h.-w.h., S9,OoO.
200 L St NV, 1st commercial; two
6-rm. brick houses; $4,000.
HOO blk Bladensburg I'd. ne. lst COM
mercial: 6 rms, bath. arcola heat; $1,000.
Evening star., 1947-12-21

CHRISTMAS LIST--Your future suburban
seasa bss. be nots in this eal:u : We hey hsys
ior your future happiness There /: sIS not ,s
n'T Temple Hills GI; masonry; lars. lot:
sombiaation iiy Im and din 5Ia s' ,nn.. arss
Eli o hsasns ash pan ss sedrs ahts and IL Tie Ss
S6 at 81, 900 dow down and and S57 per mo, inciud.
ing Templs saxas Hills m@eo Pnss P@s tile brick
sion attic; "a acre Of land; splendid stovs
and refgr.; veteran or nonVeteran' with
Temple Hills-54oo Ct. garn.bas I'd:
brick rambler; owner built this year; large
liy. rm with hrepacs, 1s din i1,,r TEn eaSiepsdd
garage; radiant heat; ready to move in;
a e. Of ysH a5: %
we merely say see this one.
Camp SPRINGS. Allentown rd;-e spa,
acres, acres with EvanssIne setting; w baths:
the best-planned home we have seen TINS
Allentown rd.-charming; coy Arm.
Andrews Field and Branch aye.-6-rm,
brick With full sele u e.sIs
suitiand area and Marlboro Pike
eomDless ss'ss9es spes .n'eeisal eeomDlete sah
det garase: mr. school; rental Of apt.
viii make payments for this house.
Forestville. .Ritchie rd,-Charming stone
BUNGALOW on n acre; immed. poss.
62O8 Ritchie rd.-6-rm. masonry home,
on over 2 acres; there is substantial value
2I3 Randolph St, Upper Morninzside-
Just the cutest place you have ever seen
and reasonably priced, on easy terms.
Builders say homes will cost more in
the spring. Make your selection now and
save We will gladly arrange to show YOU
any Of these homes. Call AT. 1927. Open
evenings until $50 c. D. MURPHY,
Realtor. 1401 25th St sc. q
(continued on Next PagsS
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lavatory.
All these homes are situated on fully
sodded lots with paved alley in rear. and
have large front porches. gas &C. heat:
exceptionally equipped Kitchens. These
good old fashioned way.
JOHN M. KING & CO., 3740 18th st.
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An attractive moder.
den and bath, all on
toned heat with moo
refrigerator hardWoo
tiers, insulated roof:
larger home. will sell
Mr.. Brill, WI. 7105
LUCHS CO., 1906 H
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one one b.r. and tile bath on Ist a: one lge
z: zss$'', e. Ss' f. 5$S
RiVERDALE-Moye into this modern s
Full bsmt.: h.-w.h:: Level corner lot; nsa, ne
ayaitsys RAyhs ND wa ssca seoe opsa ss
aPs Ts sgnSSsy sTSSEThs Until bungalow style hom.
located ON a wooded lot. 50x150: 1st fool
has with a5d D bS ss nd stshin T. bss spt
btin.''s bath. and rents for s55 per mo. 81
siis ar: Mai a0BThaT "! ssJS JAWS & CO.. H'''ts
$500 powN xill move , you int into = thl !!
line near Michigan Park, concrete porch b
rsed fqy faups at psls5d ft Jun RoBERT Hs'a s. D pAv
VA 5000. Open daily and sunda!
oNLY onHE 'ss,soo, IN LANHAM, MD.-owne,
must sell Immediately almost l acre with
cozy Arm. and bath bunsalow. in ver,
age space, full basement, central heating
nice trees. shrubs and lawn. fruit trees
aek as 0t5sss VIM iSsi2s 81 fsRs1sf
BETHESDA sPEcIAL-Move in by Christ.
open / till s pm, sun Here Is chance
to buy brick, prewar built quality bun.
ealow; convenient to.shopping and transp.;
on terms to suit your budget, Price, SlO..,
$50. Call Mr.. Moser. ia. 1881, with KAY
REALTY Co, RA; 200. al
stone and brick residence. situated on q
wooded tract. with 235-ft frontage on
wide blvd; 1st fl. has liv. rm.. very lge
library. mirrored din. rm., paneled den
toilet and Law, buffers pantry. and kit;
On End d. there is the masters suite Of
bedrm. sitting rm., bath and open porch
? other twin-bed sized rms. bath and
child's, bunk rm.; 3rd &. has lse. paneled
maids rm. and bath. Grounds are ex-
cellently Handicapped with full-size tennis
court at side OF house. The separate serv-
ice bldg. contains Gear gar with End a.
heated caretaker's quarters. Also stable
for 2 horses and feed loft and adj. pad
dock. We will be slad to arrange an appt
to inspect this delightful and unusual
property. call wo. 23eo. EDW. a. JONES
q CO.. INC. III
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4YN5R 8Y 6RsEkAB1isf e.: ssef' BUNGALOW ve.t,bags
y age enns teben eaua
room; screened and slassed-in porch. air
conditioned gas heat: large lot Can pc
Soya SUNDAYS T.poga Gny rem Park Il Ma ao0n
oPEN ofTS Evt ii TO TUaa DARk. s4o1 o Aver rd.-A
group of story-and1 1one-half bungalows,
priced from S13,950. containing rms. and
2 baths, including bedrm. and bath on lst
fl. Mr.. school, shopping, transp. by the
door. Conv. terms may be ARRANGED To
reach: Out Michigan ave. continue on
tua t tfe0s to No. 64Sl g Asn and our open
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. RE. $780,
COLLEGE PARK AREA: Where can you
seat this Only s1sGo down and a6Get net
bedrooms. modern bath, large living room.
heat. wooded lot. Convenient to trans rams
sosskF RS5fas1sP MAoEH r. ansp'sa s9 sa s50so0
CAPE COP BRICK BUNGALOW new,
Bradbury Heights. F. H. A. financed at
vns odern n' I'll. bah
Stairs to noored unfinished 2nd-foor:
Large enough for . additional rooms and
eaR q s oaisofa T's a3asE snlaase
UNivERsITY PARK; open for inspection
New brick, bedrms.. 2 stories, 2la baths,
queens Chapel I'd We also have nearby
two similar 3-bedrm. bricks, prewar, for
S19,95O and $4,000. A. STANLEY MO-
REAu. WA: 2571 or WA. $3.50.
OPEN SUNDAY-Beautiful Cape Cod g.
bedrm. bungalow with oil heat and lovely
yard with lee. trees. Only $4,000 total
price. l1012 West ave- Kensinston View
BETHESDA, MD.-All-brick williamsburg,
8 bedrms and baths; bedrm: and bath on
1st f.: bui1t-in garage, oil h.-w.h., slate
roof; q blks. to stores and transp; lovely
street In Edsemoor; $19.950. Call AID.
CHEVERLY MANoRsNMove in at once
1-yr -old 5-room all-brick bungalow. Full
basement and ATTIC, g,a,-c heat; lot 50x
ator' frspIass :, in % LYING room: all ' tqIn,:
an excellent buy At today's market with
n sfrmf Topa % sas wseoNsN ssI REy M coR ex
Close & d 70 HSaaifi HGa1TiHEkssGRd@Two-stors
frame. 8 rms. and bath; 1st floor, liv:
Sssb DqTehes M End 0Sr and Hodss.
rm., ell .h.-w.h., laundry trays, den and
firepl.. double garage With rms and
CUSHMAN. Realtor. $40 Frederick pike,
Gaithersburg. Md. Gaithersburg 200.
CLOSE TO GAIL IHERSBURG-1-rm. bun
c1sMAN salsE Rn,'o9 Ii @ nib
sashhs''qHsa svfs Gs .5s'psH sref zee bath
school KENpRicK REALTY. IL. s375.
Open ewes. -.--
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GROOM BRICK, sIe,950-Vacant splen-
didly located to transportation spek-and;
basement. gas heat. screens and storm
DUPLICATED at this price. ROBERT Ma
eas ekMr 81 sFK iSes Sea BRicR.srosErrst iat Of
fering living room with fireplace. large
dining room. all-electrie kitchen; 8 beauti-
S%s 1s5 S ,S g
slate roof; center hall living room, fre-
p1sse sunp9rch and ,fs fireplace, dining dining room
and and : tiled baths. on. with % st.li p' sheUer.
sd9oa of ea hsS Ssh snd u oupps
basement, oil h-v.h.; newly. completely
sss s,S ' MA s'sf
ssy s sena SoS 1sasss e eo se5dn ao.
4o.a %ss sssns Tsm JOIN RdofEs sSE Wa sSss ss
I'd ss:i: get s.ssasSS
garase. rustic fence: slate root: h.-E.h.
hsS fhss slE:o SSsso. !1ss esii NJ 4sfs
ihMME1fArE INN ff33ssEss1oN: 8 rooms, bath.
basement; large living room. dining room.
kitchen and side porch 1st a.; 9 bed
rooms bath 2nd a.; large level lot with
war construction and an exceptional buy
at $4,000; located In Landover Hills, near
trsa;9sfs,.t9n ans Ts As ,Is snd stores CLYDE R.
HYATTsvlLLE-New brick bunsalows.
isv.. N partislly IN. attic. ssrass, Concrete
f. sso. BERRY SoSWELiI:s isod 5N6.; Il: Rsai'STs Ws
west Of wis ave, or. Hamden lane-,Mod-
ern Groom prick. fireplace, oil NV. n.
garage, porch; possession at settlement
asking S17.950. subject to ofier ga Call
Mr.. Engle ewes, GE. 1888. TABLEH' iHC.
MT. RAINIER-s1;ooo cash; det. ash. sh..
5 lge rms. oil heat, Ice. lot: 1902 Bunker
Bill I'd: $4,000. SCOTT SANDERS. 1918
SADio HoMEsEoisnview Estates. Silver
Sprins-Plan to inspect the nost-talked:of OF
homes in the Metropolitan Area. contain
ing 6 large rooms. built.in garaEe: only
1900 doyn mSnthly payments Az n IKE fsns: 7Gn:
ewes. GE. 2943. IA
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02

The Zulu and Nasal tribes in
Africa we're formerly great war
riors and training started at an
early age. Warriors were forbid
den to marry until they attained
tie age of 40 and were too old Tor
the warrior class.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
Romantic Ideas Menacing
Marriage Institutions

3. Proximity to the elders, the
parents and the older members of
a community.
4 Pressure of communities
small enough and stable enough to
enable each family's intimate life
to be subject to scrutiny Of the
neighbors.
THE belief that marriage
should be for love, and with little
regard for soberer considerations
of common background, Temporal
mental compatibility, OF suitable
and complementary skllls and as
pirations, had existed for a long
time. But within the marrow circle
of most Americans acquaintance
ship in the 18th century, the sob
erer considerations did operate
Different Nowadays
Today, DIR. Mead says, this is
the way modern marriage oper-
ates:
Two young people, relying in
no sense upon the advice of their
parents, willing to dare any de-
gree of difference in class, reli-
gion, nationality, and sometimes
racial differences in the name OF
love, meet in some casual
"(they, fasten upon each other
the whole myth-laden aura OF
romantic love, marry without ex-
p%loration of the thousand sober
factors which should be taken into
account, go to live as far away
from their surviving relatives as
possible, with a fixed belief that
no marriage can succeed II one
has to live with relatives
"Chey) bear children who are
seen as a pleasure to be elected,
or a link to bind the marriage
faster, but in no wider social con-
text.
.'(they) have to employ casual
sitters if they want to go out for
an evening. feel themselves fall
ures if they two alone cannot
solve their own and children's
problems, and finally consider dl-
vorce as an outcome of the mar
riage almost as likely OF contlnu'
ance as Christmas
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
MRS. MARY JANE LONG

VAUDEVILLE, May l Mrs.
Mary Jane Long, %, of BoIton,
dieo at he- residence there this
mo. ming at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Long, who had been in de-
clinging health for the past 10
years, had been an invalid since
January.
Funeral services will be con-
ducted from the residence at :
o'clock on Saturday, Rev. W.. j.
Freeman of Council, will officiate.
Interment will take place III
Weyman cemetery neal Acme,
Survivors include the husband, T,
j. Long.
The follwoing sons and daugh-
tiers: George Long of Georgetown,
IS. c., and Dave, Quincy, Noah,
and j. W. Long of Bolton; Mrs.
M. M. White and Mrs. j. W. Gore
of Wilmington, and Mrs. Albert
Wehrhahn of Bolton.
Brothers., Charlie Ellis of Myr.
tie Beach, S. c.. Willie Ellis Of
St. Paul, and Jesse Ellis, half
brother of Dillon, S. c.; hall
sisters, Mrs. Rosa Hayes Of
Fayetteville, Mrs. Margaret Ben.
ton of Laurinburg, and Mrs. Vera
Ellis OF Dillon, seventeen grand.
children and four great grand
children.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02

SAN FRANCISCO -U,R-A false
idea of romantic love is in danger
of wrecking the institution of mar
riage. acclording to a prominent
sociologist.
In the opinion of Dr.. Margaret
Mead, associate curator of ethno-
logy at the American Museum OF
Natural History in New York, the
dewy-eyed "llpril-May" feeling of
a couple for each other is expect
ed by too many to last forever.
1t doesn't, she told the national
conference on social work here.
And when it doesn't, she said, the
marriage has none of the supports
Of so or 100 years ago to prop 1t
up.
Those supports DR.. Mead listed
las:
"~ |. Marriage within the same So
eial groups, as it existed among
relatively isolated or stable com
munities of years ago.
2. Identical religious patterns OF
the man and wife; community
morality.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
Does Stomach
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To get real relief you must incfease
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Avoid Furnishing yourself with over.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
UNION PICKETS HOLD
LINE AT REYNOLDS
WINSTON FACTORIES

WINSTON-SALEM, May 1.-W.D
Union pickets patrolled all 70
gates of the huge r. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co. plant here today as an
estimated 5000 CLIO tobacco work
ers, most of them Negroes, struck
for Is cents an hour wage increases
and greater union security.
There a no violence and hun
dreds of the Negro strikers milled
around the plant, marching and
singing Negro spirituals. All city
police were on II hour shifts and
were reinforced by state highway
patrolmen.
Leaders of the United Food, To-
bacco and Agricultural workers
(CIO) set the number of t-.kers at
5000 but compar. spokesman said
they did not believe it was that
high. The plant continued opera
tons with non-scriKing workers
who crossed the picket lines.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02

sons: ROBERT H., Harry j. anc
Laurence O. Bowden all Of VII
mington; one daughter: Mrs. H
Reid Newiand, Commerce, Ga.
two sisters Mrs. j. T. CoWan m
Mrs. M. B. Haskell both of vii
mington and five grandchildren.
Palloearers will be, active: R.
B. Roebuck, w. r. Hadl4y, Jen.
nings Otis, D. J. Padrick, D. Pa
telos, and R. j. Holiday. Honor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
JEFFREY HEWETT

Funeral services for Jeffrey
HeWett, two and one-half year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph R.
Hewett who died wednesday, will
be held at II a. m. today from
the residence, Court 14-y, Lake
Forest.
The Rev. D. W. Sullins will Of
ficiate and burial will follow in
Clarendon, N. c.
He is survived by his parents,
one brother, Rodney; two sisters,
Judith Ann and Linda; and his
maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Leila Richardson of Clarendon.
MRS. CORRINA LEE MELVIN
Mrs. Corrina Lee Melvin, 70,
died at the home of her son, 6
Castle street, yesterday at 11:4O
d. m. Funeral arrangements will
be announced later.
She is survived by stepmother,
Mrs. Mary Johnson; daughter,
Terra Ann Mallard; two sons, Paul
j. and Albert F. Melvin; three
sisters, Mrs. Elmira Cannon of
Fayetteville, Mrs. Esteleen Ray
nor, of the city. and Mrs. Unice
Odom. of Fayetteville; four broth
ers, Rev. Joe Johnson of Fair
mont. Rev. Thomas Johnson of
Bolivia, Jordan johnson of Flor
ence, S. c., Coy johnson of Dub
lin; and four grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
PETER ]

Funeral services for Peter j.
Townsend, 66, well known Row
land citizen who died Wednesday
afternoon were conducted yester-
day from the Rowland Baptist
church at $3.50 p. m. Interment
followed in Rowland cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Viola Jackson Townsend; six sons
and one daughter.
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MRS. CORRINA LEE MELVIN
MRS. ELIZA JANE GANEY

Funeral arrangements for Mrs.
Eliza Jane Ganey, IS, of 1908 S..
4th tsreet, who died at James
Walker Memorial hospital Wednes-
day at 6:15 a. m, will be held
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at 1859 Spofford Mills.
Rev. E. W. Halleck will officiate
and interment will follow in the
Potter cemetery at Maco.
Surviving are four daughters:
Mrs. Ella M. Chadwick of this city
Mrs. Mary Thompson of CARLSBAD,
California, Mrs. Hazel Porter and
Mrs. Madge Swami of this city;
four sons; Walter. Leo. Jack and
Joseph L. Ganey, Jr., two sisters:
Mrs. j. L. Hawkins Of Florida,
and Mrs. E. Livingston of this
city: n brother: D. r. Potter Of
Washington, D. C.
Active pallbearers are L. O..
Thompson, r. L. Britt, H. l..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
Tobacco Association
Renames Register
As Its President
BY Alley

PINEHURST, May /. az -
Meeting in annual session at the
Holly Inn today, the middle belt
warehouse tobacco association re-
named F. S. Register of Hender-
son, president.
Maynard Talley, Durham, and c.
B. Turner, Raleigh, were elected
vice president and secretary-treas-
urer, respectively, while j. G. Wat
kins, Oxford, Dan Carter, Garth
age, and Troy Talley, Fuquay
Springs, were elected to the board
of governors.
The meeting was addressed by
Former Governor j. Melville
general counsel for the
Bright Belt association which will
hold its annual meeting at Myrtle
Beach, S. c., June Bill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
UNITED IN DEATH

PHILADELPHIA, -U.H-An ag-
ed couple. wed IS years, died here
within 80 hours of each other. Mrs.
Celia Weiss, 81, died at midnight
on a Saturday and her husband,
Harry, 80, shortly afterwards.
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JAMES H. BOWDEN

Funeral services for James H.
Bowden, 210 N. 9th Street, who
died early Wednesday morning al
mis- residence following a short i'll
ness. we're held yesterday at
D.. m. from the St. Matthews
Lutheran church.
Rev. K. Y. Huddle, assisted by
the Rev. E. W. Halleck, officiated.
Interment followed in Oakda.e
cemetery. with Masonic services
at the %graveside being conducted
by the Wilmington Lodge No. 319.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Estelle Orrell BoWden; three
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
OBITUARIES

Thorpe. Ronnie Phelps, Wilbur
Cameron, and E. l.. c. Smith.
Honorary pallbearers y Eu-
gene Livingston, j. L. Ganey, Acle
Potter, DR.. j. B. Cramner, Ash
ley St. Armand, G. N. Ornsby, Dr..
B. R. Hare, Jr., and A. P. Cooper
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
SURPRISE FOR FIRE CHIEF

SURPRISE FUR FIRE CHIEF
NEWPORT, N. H.-U.D-Two fire
trucks raced to the home of Fire
Chief George E. Lewis but there
was no fire there. The men we're
helping their chief celebrate his
Seth birthday and used the ap-
paratus to carry the presents.
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|. Koseruba, DR.. d. R. Murchison Wade. E. Nav r D =" L l.
al F. Setter, H. H. Bowles, W HUM, j. H Neiool II 0
!. Mitchell. Alfred E Ste-nber Russ, the Rev T z An "VM ?
ger. O. V. Thompson, Lewis v. W. Stilman and y n r, HnNh