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: JOHN GALSWORTHY
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9 ROMAN

O1A u1OScl pIcpIcClCl Ic GU
stva,, XII je segalo Sc v case,
preden je deklico sploh videl -
vedel, da ne bi bill mogel noben
moski tega custva v sebi zatre.
tt. To koprnenje in tavanje je
prav tako del MEGA samega ka-
kor njegove oci ali roke, take
neizprosen naraven nagon ka'
kor njegova zelja po delu ali
njegova potreba po miru, XII mu
ga daje Silvia, XII mu ga more
edino ona dati. To je tista ira
gedija - vse to je vsajeno in
vkoreninjeno v zadnjem bistvu
moske narave. Odkar je stopi.
la ia deklica v memo zivljenje,
nj bill svoji zeni v mislih mic boil
newest nego pref. Da lie more
pogledati vanj, ga videti natan-
ko takega, kakrsen je po roj-
stvu in usodi - tedaj hi pa
razumela in morda cello ne bi tr-
pela; a Mi je to nemogoce, in
on il ne more nikakor pojasniti.
In sveto resnobo, obupan, z
morecim obcutkom, da so vse
besede zaman, je lie Sc dale po-
skusal: Ali res ne more uvide-
tt? To je nekaj izven MEGA -
nekako hrepenenje, low "a lepo-
to in zivljenjem, "a lastno mia
dostjo! Pri tel besedi ga je po-
gledala:
"In mislis, da 81 JAZZ ne zelim
mladosti nazaj?'
Prenehal je.
Kako je pac zenski, kadar Gu
ii, da il izginja lepota - blesk
njenih las in oci milina in glib
kost njenih udov -- Mi in mozu,
XII ga ljubi! Ali more biti Sc kaj
bridkejsega? - Ali je kje sve-
tejsa dolznost nego skrbeti, da
te bridkosti ne VEGAS, da je ne
pehas v starost S trpljenjem,
temvec il pomagas, da zvezda
njene we're v svoje care ne ugas-
ne!
Moski in zenska - oba 81 ze-
lita mladosti nazaj; ona, da bi
10 vso poklonila MENU; on, ker
bi mu prinesla nekaj - nove-
ga, Kak razlocek! Svetovi so
vines!
Vstal je in rekel:
"Pojdi, draga, poskusiva spa
IT,"
Niti enkrat il nj dejal, da bi
sc utegnil odreci. Besede mu nj
so hotele il ust, ceprav je We
del, da jih je cakala in jih ze-
leila cuti. Vse, kar je mogel re-
ci, je bilo:
"Dokler ii bo do meme, me
ne izgubis ." in "nicesar vec
ii ne bonn prikrival."
Zgoraj v njuni sobi mu je le-
zala uro "a uro v narocju, brez
vseh ocitkov, a tudi brez ziv-
ljenja, in kadar Sc j je z ustni-
cami dotaknil oci, so il bile vse-
lei mokre.
Kak labirint je mosko srce, da
sc when sam vsako minute IL
gubi! Kaksni zamotani, zankasti
ovinki! Kako Jadrno Sc menja
cusavo "a custvom! Kak boj med
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Zen,IjiSGa
HiSSa naprOdaj

6 sob "a emo druzino; lota 4Ox
14O. Garaza "a en- avto. Po zmernl
ceni. Vprasa Sc ma 1902 Darwin
Ave, Cd E. 14O St., PO 1887 ali
w 1885.
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socutje.n in strastjo! Kako hre-
penenje po miru! ;.

socutje-n in strastjo! Kako hre-
penenje po miru! -.
In v svoji mrzlicni onegoglo-
sti, XII je bila skoraj spanje, je
Lehman komaj vedel, ali je to,
kar slisi, odmev cd godbe ali
silvijino jecanje; ali mu lezi v
narocju memo ali Nellino te-
Toda zivljenje je treba ziveti,
kazati svetu pokojno lice, izpol-
njevati obveznosti. In nedelia je
tekla navidezno mirno, "a nil
ma pa Sc je plazila Sc dalje
nocna mora. Bila sta kakor
ljudje, XII hodijo oh robu visoke
skale in ne vedo, ali ne bodo pri
naslednjem koraku strmoglavili
v globino; ali kakor plavaci, XII
napenjajo vse moci, da bi Sc ote-
Ii IL temnega vrtinca.
Popoldne sta sla skupaj ma
neki koncert. Samo da bi kaj
pocela - da bi "a emo, dive uri
usla moznosti, govoriti O edi-
mem predmetu, XII jima je Sc
ostal. Ladja Sc je potopila, in
zdaj Sc oprijemata vsega, kar
hi ju utegnila vsaj "a trenutek
drzati mad vodo.
Ma vecerjo sta imela povab-
ljenih nekaj gostov; enega pisa
telja in diva slikarja zenami.
Mucen vecer - posebno kadar
Sc je pogovor zasukal ma tisto
vecno temo - O duSevni, misel-
nj in telesni svobodi, neobhodni
cloveku, XII Sc bavi z umetnost-
jo. Vsi plesnivi dokazi so Sc vle-
xii ma dan in moral 81 O niih
razpravljati, ne da bi ocesom
trenil. A maj so Sc toliko bese-
dovali o svobodi, Lehman je kar
videl, kako bi njegovi prijatelji
stalisce premenili, kakor nitro
hi kaj O vsem tenn izvedeli. Ia
peljavati mlada dekleta kratko
in malo me gre". Kot da .je svo-
boda v tenn, da smes delati sa-
mo tisto, kar po splosnem mne-
nju "gre"! Min blebetanje O
svobodnem umetniskem duhu,
XII mora vse preizkusiti, hi OBJ
molknilo tisti hip, ko bi trcilo
oh pravila "dobrem tonu", ta-
ko da v resnici ia umetniski duh
nj prev mic svobodnejsi cd kon-
vencijonalnega mescanskega ali
duhovniskega, XII neprestano
krici "Greh!!" Ia ustavljenje -
ako Sc je tel vabljivi moci sploh
mono ustavljati - tt ne poma-
gajo nacela dobrega tona, YER
ske ali nravstvene dogme - mic
ii ne pomaga, samo neko Gust
vo, mogocnejse cd same stra-
sti. Silvijin obraz, XII Sc mora
po sill smehljati! - ah, to je
vzrok, da bi ga smell preklinja-
tt! Nobeden njihovih naukov O
svobodi ne odbesedici tega S
sveta - bridkosti, razdejanja v
moski dust, kadar je pahnil lju-
bece, zvesto bite v trpljenje.
Nazadnje so odsli - z obicaj-
MIN poslovilom: 'Hvala lepa"
in ''Krascn vecerw
Njiju dve,l pa je cakala dru-
ga noe, ko 81 bosta rlorala gle
dati il oci v oci.
Vedel je, da Sc mora vse spet
cd kraja zacc+; - neogibno, ko
sc jima je zasadila v srce ost
tistega vrazjega argumenta in
Sc jima je v MEM YES vecer
obracala in obracala.
"Saj te nocem, sal te ne
S m m pustiti, da bi dusevno
stradal; tvoje delo ne SINE tr-
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mrzko formula:
"Ali 81 Sc pocutila zapusce-
no? Moral sem pref dolgo osta-
ii. Pust vecer."
In ker sc nj ganila in nj od-
govorila, temvec je samo sedela
VISA tina in bella, Sc je prisilil, da
je stopil blize, Sc sklonil k Mi
in Sc il dotaknil lica; cello po-
kleknil je poleg ME. Tedaj Sc je
ozrla; obraz il je bill Sc dosti
miren, toda v oeeh il je trepetal
cuden nepokoj. z medlim, usmi-
ljenjem prosecim smehljajem je
bruhnila:
20 Mark! Kaj je to - kaj je
to? Karkoli - samo tega ne!"
Nemara je bill ia smehljaj,
nemara njen glas ali njene oci
- toda v Lennanu Sc je nekaj
podalo. Tajenje, previdnost je
vrgel cez krov. Sklonil il je gla-
vo ma prsi, in ko sta Sc tam
stiskala objeta somraku kot
diva prestrasena otroka, je izlil
prednjo vso svojo sktivncCt. Sc
lie ko je koncal, Sc mu je zjasni-
10, da bi bilo mnogo mani groz-
no, mnogo znosnejse, &c bi ga
bila pahnila cd sebe, sc mu ne
dala dotakniti, nego da Sc ga je
izmucenim obrazom oklepala
in govorila: 'Nikdar 81 nisem
mislila - tt in JAZZ - O Mark
- tt in JAZZ --' Kaksno trdo
vero v njuno skupno zivljenje,
vanj so razodevale te besede!
In vendar ne vecje, nego jo je
on kedaj incl - nego jo ina Sc
zdaj! Ona ne more razumeti,
sal je cd nekdaj vedel, da ne DO
nikdar razumela; zato sc je vse-
skozi tako boril, da bi j skriv-
most zatajil. Ona je pojmila
stvar tako, kot da je vse izgu-
bila; po njegovem pa nj izgu-
bila nicesar. Ia strast, to ko-
prnenje po mladosti in zivljenju,
ia blaznost. - ali kar kdo hoce
-je nekaj popolnoma Ease, kar
Sc prav mic ne tice njegove lju-
bezni in njegove potrebe po Mi.
Ko bi lie hotela to verjeti! Ven
in ven il je to ponavljal; ven
in ven je moral videti, da j to
noce do una. Edino to il je BIZ
10 jasno, da je njegova lube
zen presla k drugi - ceprav to
nj bilo res! Nenadoma sc mu je
iztrgala il narocja, ga pahnila
Cd sebe in kriknila; "Ta dekli-
ma - ia zoprna deklina, stras-
ma hinavka!!" Sc nikdar il nj
videl take: ma belih licih so j
gorele lise, mehke ustnice in
brada so il bile spacene, modre
oci so il plamenele, prsi SO Sc
il dvigale, kot da zajema vsak
dihljaj IL pljuc, XII nimajo IRA
ku. Potem pa Sc il je ogenj prav
nitro unesel; zgrudila Sc je ma
zofo, 81 zakrila obraz z rokami
in sc nalahno zibala sem in tia.
Nj jokala, samo kedaj pa kedaj
je tho zajecala. In vsak teh
glasov je Lennana presunil ka-
kor kirk bitja, XII ga mori. Ma
posled je pristopil, sedel ma 70
70 poleg ME in dejal:
"Silvija! Silvija! Nikar! o,
nikar!" Umolknila je in Sc pre-
stala zibati; pustila je, da jo
je tolazil in bozal. Obraz pa je
skrivala in samo enkrat je IL
pregovorila tako tho, da jo je
komaj slisal: "Saj tt je ne mo-
rem - sal ii je nocem braniti."
In s strahotnim obcutkom, da
nobena beseda ne doseze ali "a
cell rane v tenn neznem srcu, il
lie samo venomer bozal in po
ljubljal roke.
Okrutno - ostudno je, kar je
storil! Bog We, Ga nj tega iskal
- samo ga je obslo. Cello svo-
il bedi bi to lahko spoznala.
Kliub bolecini in studu do sa-
mega sebe je globoko v dust ve-
del, cesar ne more vedeti ne
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Della "a zenske

"a likanje-in izurjena operatorica
sivalnega stroja; plaza cd kosa;
velik zasluzek.- Broadway Dress
Mfg. Co.. 1884 Broadway. Ii 1889.
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Della "a moSke

Delavec "a popravila ma ogrodjih
in splosna popravila. Visoka pla-
Ga ma proziviziji. Pocitnice place.
Bill Smith. c. J. Harmon Co. 1926
MaYfield Rd.
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Dekleta, izurjena, ali &c Sc zele
nauciti knjigovezne stroke. Pla-
Ga cd ure. Zanimivo delo. Forest
City Bookbinding. 326 Caxton
Bldg.
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ANGLEZI NE VARCUJEJO 4
AMERIsKIM [POSOJILOM
DURHAM, 26. julia. - An
gleski zunanji minister Ernest
Bevin je ma danasnji konferen-
ci premogarjev izjavil, da Sc
amerisko posojilo v znesku 3d.
75O,OOO,OOO trosi bolj nitro, kot
pa je bilo predvidevano. Bevin
:je rekel, da Sc je racunalo, da
bo posojilo zadostovalo do leta
1949.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
DEGREES None To See
Brida|Gown Until WeddinqD Day

and standing in court circles not
to talk about it.
After examining the gown
Monday, Princesses Elizabeth
and Margaret will return to
Scotland and continue their hol-
iday, remaining there until the
second week in October when
they will establish residence at
Buckingham Palace.
Elizabeth will make her first
appearance before Parliament
as heiress presumptive Oct. 81,
accompanying the King and
Queen at the semi-state open
ing. Elizabeth will sit on a
gilded chair three feet to the
right of Georges throne and at
a lower level. It will be the
first time that chair has been
occupied since the Duke
of Windsor, then the Prince Of
Wales, accompanied Kin g
George V to Parliament in 1896.
To the left of the King the
Queen will sit on her throne
which is additionally one inch
lower than the Kings. Princess
Margaret will sit in the royal
gallery.
Mountbs:ten has not yet az
piled to the Lord Chamberlain
for a special admission order to
the royal gallery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24

expert players treat all doubles
of no trump as business. When
West overcalled Els heart bid
with one no trump, Portugal felt
that his side could not make a
game. West undoubtedly had at
least three spades, and if Elic
had a spade suit, ne would have
bid it instead of hearts. Also.
Portugal, holding a singleton
heart, did not want his partner
to rebid hearts. Therefore: by
doubling, he said, Partner, il
you have a SOUND opening bid,
I do not believe that the op-
ponents can make one nc
trump. The play of the hand
proved that he was right.
Dkclarer won the first trick
with the jack of spades and lee
the four of hearts. Portugal wor
with the king and played the
five of clubs, which South wor
with the king. A spade was re
turned, West played the nine.
North won with the king, Their
knocked out the ace of spades
Declarer now played the four Of
diamonds, dummy played the
queen, South won, cashed the
ace of hearts, then led the ter
of clubs. As a result Portuga.
and Ellis had a plus score Of
100 points on this hand.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
ECTC
Formal Opening

G~REENv1LLE, Sept. %. -
East Carolina Teachers College
officially opened for the 1s47-
1948 session on Monday. Fresh
men began arriving on the cam
pus during the afternoon. Upper
classmen are scheduled to arrive
on Tuesday.
An orientation program for
new students, including fresh
men and transfer students, will
begin at $50 on Tuesday morn
ing and will continue during the
first week of school. Fred Martin
Of Asheville, president of the
student body, and other officers
of the student government as
sociation are scheduled to take
part in programs initiating new
students into the ways of college
life.
Registration of students for
class work will take place on
Wednesday and Thursday. Class
es will begin on Friday.
Social events of the first week
of school include an informal
dinner meeting for faculty and
staff members on Monday eve
ming in the South dining hall on
the campus, at which college
President John Decatur Mes
sick and Mrs. Mesick and other
new administrative officers and
faculty members will be honor
guests. A reception for new
students will take place on Tues
dav evening.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
SOCIETY
W0mans News
KAY GooDMAN-sociai Editor Ola SoSiA
Marjorie Davis, R. &. ingalls,
To Wed October 4, AT Trinity

mington; Miss Shirley Ingalls,, Of
New York, and Mrs. Grady j.
Sheperd of Newton. Little Miss
Emma Laura Davis, sister of the
bride will be flower girl.
Following the ceremony, q
reception will be given at the
home of the brides parents, 2201
Chestnut street.
A number of parties are being
planned to honor Miss Davis. A
crystal shower was given at
their home on Market street by
Miss Lillian Davis and Mrs. Will
bur Bryant last night; Miss Sara
Bradshaw will be hostess al
bridge on Friday, September 26;
Mrs. Herbert C. Davis will enter
tain with an iced course or
Wednesday morning, September
"a, and Mrs. James R.. Davis has
invited guests for a dessert bridge
Tuesday, September 30. Follow
ing the wedding rehearsal, Fri
day, October 3, Roscoe c. ingalls,
ST., will be host at a dinner party
at the Cape Fear Country club
in honor of the bride, her at
tendants and out-of-twon guests
The maid-of-honor Miss Louise
knight Davis, will give a lunch
con for the wedding party ane
out-of-town guests at the Mag
nolias on October, 4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24

Plans have been completed 1or
III. wedding of Miss Marjorie
Graham Davis, daughter Of MIR
and Mrs. James Knight Davis
and Roscoe Cunningham ingalls,,
r.. son of MI. and Mrs. Roscoe
G. ingalls, of Pelham, New York.
The wedding will take place
Saturday afternoon, October 4,
at 4 o'clock in the Trinity Metho-
dist church The Rev. John A.
Russell, pastor of Grace Metho-
dist church, will of%ficiate.
The nuptial music will be
rendered by Miss Agnes Chasten'
oreanist, and Mrs. Sam Troy,
Jr., soloist. =.
Miss Davis will be given in
marriage by her father and Will
liam Bradford Briggs Of New
York City will attend the bride
groom as best man. The ushers
will include: John T. Snyder,
Jr.. of New York, Samuel B.
wilder of South Bend Indiana,
Thayer Francis, Jr., Of Marion,
Massachusetts and DR.. Cedric V,
Zibelin, uncle Of the bride, OF
Wallace. -,
Miss Louise Knight Davis will
attend her sister as mald-of-
honor and the bridesmaids will
he: Mrs. James r. Davis and
Mrs.. Lamar McIver, both Of WI
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
BY ROBERT S
United Press Staff
CorrocropIopf

LONDON, Sept. %. -WD-Bri-
tain's most closely guarded Sc
cret since radar was locked up
in Hartnell's fitting rooms on
Bruton street today, guarded
from prying eyes by trusted
employees sworn to secrecy.
Only two persons - both OF
them members of royalty will
be present at it's unofficial "un-
yelling" Monday when the Prin-
cesses Elizabeth and Margaret
will interrupt their vacation at
Balmogal castle. Scotland, next
week for their first look at Eliz-
abeth's wedding gown.
The rest of the wN'ld, includ-
ing impatient fashion leaders in
three capitals, mist wait until
Nov. 20 when Elizabeth marries
1t. Philip Mountbatten.
Elizabeth herself decreed that
none should see her bridal gouy.,
until she walks down the aisle
at Westminster Abbey and that
no description of it be given un-
til then.
In mid-O October, Hartnell will
he permitted to show the spe-
cially-woven material to a few
selected fashion writer's and ex-
perts, who will be sworn to Sc
crecy.
About two weeks before the
wedding another selected few
Will be shown the gown after
pledging their honor, reputation
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
Bride
In Davis Home

Every bride likes a gift, and
Miss Marjorie Graham Davis,
bride-elect OF October 4, was no
exception last evening as she
opened the dozens of gifts pre-
scented her by guests at a cry
stall shower. The shower was
given by Miss Lillian Davis and
Mrs. Wilbur E. Bryant at the
home of their mother, Mrs. ].
L. Davis, 2406 Market street.
Upon arrival, the honoree was
presented a corsage of white
carnations. Later in the eve
ming, guests crowded around
Miss Davis as she opened the
gifts in crystal placed under an
umbrella decorated in green
with a large white bow.
The Davis home was made
festive with bowls of roses, dah-
las and other fall flowers. The
brides table was conferred with
an arrangement of white pom
poms ana danlias and surround
ed by smilax. White candles
burned at either side revealing
the beauty of the hand crochet
ed tablecloth used for the &C.
casion.
During the evening punch was
served by hostess, Mrs. Bryant.
Other refreshments included in
dividua1 cakes iced in green
and white, and open face sand
Wiches.
Bridge was in play through
out the evening. +
Guests invited for the occa-
sion included: Miss Davis, hon.
Gree; Mrs. James Knight Davis,
mother of the bride-e1ect; Miss
Louise knight Davis, sister of
the honoree; Mrs. j. L. Davis,
Mrs. J. A. Russell, Mrs. Mil
dred Duncan, Mrs. Lois King,
Mrs. E. P. Walker, Mrs. James
r.. Davis, Mrs. Herbert c. Da.
Wis, Jr., Mrs. Lamar McIver,
Mrs. Carolyn Ballard, Mrs
Richard Turner, Mrs. Harris
Billiard, Mrs. Charles Green,
and Mrs. Harry Payne.
Misses Sara Bradshaw, Daisy
Stackhouse, Mary Lily Davis,
Louise Davis, Anne Newbold,
Caroline Newbold, Dorothea
Jones.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
Lions Auxiliary
Lists Chairmen
For Tournament

Plans for their annual bridge
tournament, October "A, at &
o'clock in the Community Center
were discussed enthusiastically
at 4 recent meeting of the Lions
Auxiliary.
Mrs. Foster Edwards, president,
appointed the following members
as committee chairmen for the
bridge:
Mrs. Castor Carney, arrange
ments; Mrs. T. D. Matthews, sale
Of tables; Mrs. Donald L. Sewell,
prizes; Mrs. ]. r. Benson, re-
freshments Mrs. Gilbert Morton,
decorations; Mrs. Hugh Noff-
singer, cake; and Mrs. Donald
L. Sewell, publicity.
Following the business session
at the meeting, Mrs. Foster Ed
wards and Mrs. Donald L. Sc
well served refreshments.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
Baby Sitter
Blamed When
Hubby Ran OF
BY RUTH MILLETT

A 34-year-old California moth
er felt pretty lucky to have a
16-year-old b%aby-sitter helping
her out after she returned from
the hospital with her tenth
child. That is, she felt lucky
until her husband ran off with
the b~aby-sitter.
Then she turned her problem
over to the police.
There have been widespread
attempts, during the last few
years, to set up rules and reg
ulations for baby-sitters. Most
of them list such points as:
"Know where you can get in
touch with the parents" Garry
out parents Instructions" an d
"Never leave a child alone"
But nobody ever thought to
include Don't run off with the
father"
If it happens a few more
times, the baby-Sltter may not
be quite as popular an institu-
ton with housewives as she has
been during the past few years.
A few stories like that and
housewives may come to regard
the baby-sitter with the wary
eye they already have for the
pretty secretary.
In the case already mention
ed, the mother of 10 didn't
blame her husband when she
reported to police that he had
run off with the baby-sitter. She
told police that, despite her
youth, the 16-year-old was ar
accomplished siren WIN
"teased, tortured and tanta-
lied" her husband.
The baby-sitter incident gives
us a new angle on the 'other
woman" story. But the placing
of the blame follows the ole
familiar pattern.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24

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MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY

BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
With the east and west coasts
just an overnight hop apart,
the big tournaments in the east
have more entrants now from
the Pacific coast. Many of the
fasteners are planning to 60
out to Coronado, Calf, to par
ticipate in the All-Western
Championships in November.
Murray Portugal of Los
Angeles was with us this year
at the national championships
tournament and finished second
in the mems pair event with
Morrie Els of New York.
There is an important point
in today's hand, in which Portu-
| gal held the North cards. Most
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
WV Auxiliary
Head Calls Meeting

Mrs. D. R. Langley, president
of the James A. Manley post,
Veterans of Foreign Wars aux
iliary has announced that a
special meeting of the auxiliary
will be held Friday at 8 pm. in
the Lake Forest Community
Center.
Plans for the poppy sale and
for the October 10 meeting will
be discussed at the meeting.
Mrs. Langley said that aux
iliary meetings would be held
on the second and fourth Fri
day of each month in the Lake
Forest Community Center.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
Date, to Remeo,ber
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
800 p. m.-The Audubon Home
Demonstrate club will
meet at the home of Mrs.
E. A. Stands.
$3.50 p. m.-The Whatsoever
circle of Kings Daughters
will meet in the YWCA.
Mrs. D. M. Holmes and
Mrs. G.. B. Phillips will
act as hostesses.
8 p. m.-The Woman's auxiliary
of the Myrtle Grove Pres
byterian church will meet
in the church.
500 p. m.-The regular meet
ing of Letitia Rebekah de-
gree will be held in the
Odd Fellows Hall.
FRIDAY
SOC p. m.-The Winter Park
Home Demonstration clut
will meet with Mrs. W. T
Marable. Joint hostesse:
will be Mrs. J. C. Chad
wick and Mrs. D. L.. Wag.
ner.
7:30 p. m.-The regular meet
ing of the Y-Teen cantee1
will be held.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
Rebekah Degree
Plans Celebration
Of Anniversary

The Letitia Rebekah degree
zoos, will observe it's Goth an
niversary Thursday evening at {
o'clock in the Odd Fellow build
ing, according to announcement
made by Mrs. Lois Albright
president, last night.
Mrs. Albright said that an in
ned and that al members were
teresting program had been plan
urged to attend. She also extend
ed an invitation to out-of-towr
members visiting in the city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-24
Hadassah To Give
Membership Tea
Thursday Night

Wilmington chapter Of Had
assah will hold a membership
tea at the home of Mrs. Ben
Kingoff, 3O1 North 18th street,
Thursday evening, September
Is, at 8 o'clock.
An operetta will be given
under the direction Of Mrs.
George Kaplan. All members
and friends are invited to attend.