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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
District Council
Executives Discuss
Boy Scout Camporee

A discussion of the Boy Scout
Camporee which is to be held al
Bluethenthal Airport on May 2,
8. 4 highlighted a meeting of the
Wilmington District Council ex.
ecutives and scoutmasters last
night at Kirkland's oyster roast,
Wrighstville Sound.
Advancement program plans
were also discussed by those pres.
ent and the group hopes to OBJ.
tain a loving cup which will be
presented to the troop with the
highest percentage of advance
ment in the Courts OF Honor, il
was reported.
An oyster roast was held be-
fore the business meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
CITY INVITED TO
ATTEND NORFOLK
MEETING APRIL. 8

An invitation from the Norfolk,
Va, chamber of commerce to dele
gates from Wilmington to attend
a conference on the controversial
very high frequency radio range
for the area has been tenativly &C
cepted, according to City Indus
trial Agent John H. Farrell.
The conference, scheduled to be
held April 8, is part of the coopera-
tive plan formed by representa-
tives of several cities along the
proposed route of the coastal air.
ways to have the Army and Navy
lift the restrictions on bombing
ranges at Albemarle Sound and
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
Along The Cape Fear

|Chas. F. Deems, D. D.. 1888;
John s. Long, 1S59-60; T. w
Guthrie, 1s61-62; R.. S. Moran, D
D., 1863-64; L. S. Burkhead, 1855;
Jonathan H. Daily, 1860.
VIM. M. Roby, 1870; r. s
Moran, d. D., 1914; James E,
Mann, 1857; E. A. Yates, D. D.,
1881; Frank H. Wood, 1928;
E. A. Yates, D. D., 1884-87; Wal
ter s. Greasy, D. D., 1888-91.
w. c. Norman, 1925; R. A.
Willis, 1896-97: Andrew P. Tyler.
1896-99; Jno. N. Cole, 10000; N.
M. Watson, 1904-07; Thos. A.
Smoot, D. D., 1908-10; Jno. c,
Wooten, 1s11-12; Jessie D. Bundy,
1913-15; M. T. Plyer, 1868.
Walter A. Stanbury, 1920-23; A.
D. Wilcox, 1924-25; w. A. Cade,
1868; H. B. Porter, 1929-33; J.
H. Barnhardt, 1934-35; F. Swindell
Love, 1868; j. Furman Herbert,
1894; and the present pastor,
the Rev. John A. Russell, who has
been at the Grace Methodist
Church since 1945,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
EFFORTS TO REVIVE
DREDGER AFTER FALL
INTO RIVER FUTILE

Failing from a pipe line into the
Brunswick river at a point near
the Brunswick river bridge, David
Lawrence, 80, Negro, a dredger,
was drowned shortly after 10 am,
yesterday, according to J. Ludie
Groom, city fire chief.
The fire department sent a res.
pirator to the scene, where Law.
rence's body was brought from
the water about five minutes aft.
er the fall. Chief Groom said
Lawrence was dead when the
equipment arrived.
Coroner w. E. Bell of Bruins .
wick county was notified to take
charge of the body Of Lawrence,
who was employed by the Amer.
lean Dredging company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
CHURCH PLANNING
SPECIAL SERVICE
Visiting Clergy m a To
Preach AT St. Andrews
Covenant Holy Week

The Rev. Donald w. Richardson,
D. D., of Union Theological semi
nary, Richmond, Va, will conduct
Holy Week services at St. Andrews
covenant Presbyterian church be-
ginning next Sunday, it was an
nounced last night by the Rev.
E. D. Witherspoon, D. D., pastor.
DR.. Richardson viii speak both
morning and evening next Sunday,
and on the Sunday following he will
deliver the Easter sermon at II
a. m.
He will broadcast a daily morn
ing devotional service over station
WGNI the week Of March 30-April
6.
In addition, DR.. Witherspoon will
conduct daily morning devotional
services in the prayer room Of the
church from 8 until 800 O'Clock.
DR.. Richardson is regarded as
one of the distinguished ministers
of the Presbyterian church, DR..
Witherspoon said. A brilliant writer
as well, he is in much demand in
his W as well al in other de-
nominations.
He was recently moderator Of
the general assembly Of the Pres
byterian church in the United
States. For a number of years
he was chairman Of it's committee
on evangelism.
Graduating from Davidson col
lege as valedictorian OF his class,
he took postgraduate work at
Johns Hopkins and Princeton uni
versities.
After being graduated from
Princeton, he studied theology in
Germany.
From 1918 until 1928 he was vice
president and dean of Marking
Theological seminary. Marking,
China.
Since 1928 he has served as 4 pro-
fessor at Union Theological semi
nary, where he is now head Of
the graduate school.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
MATTHEWS TELLS
ENDOWMENT PLANS
OPEN TO VETERANS

National Service Life 1nsura,oo
e. policies can be converted
10 .nree Kinds of endowments, &C.
ns 70 Robert S.. Matthews
contact representative in
Grams Aa-ne wilmington Vet
office, 125
Suslomhouse. The types are 20.
year endowment, endowment -,
age oo' and endowment at . Ak
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
Former Chief Justice
Spends Night In City

1t was just as he was leaving
the tavern that Mr.. Mccoy men
toned that Wilmington was the
boyhood home Of Mr.. Wilson.
"Oh, is it really?" he asked,
registering surprise.
Genial and jovial, Mr.. Hughes
quipped with the hostess when she
asked him to hang his overcoa1
up: mo thanks" he said. "1t's
badly worn here. 1t won't hang
|up!"
MI. Hughes. was very much in.
terested in the quaintness of St.
Johns. He wanted to know Of the
proprietor why the tavern wasn't
more widely advertised.
When he was informed that II
was known only to its friends,
Mr.. Hughes said, well, I hope
it has many friends"
He would grant no interviews,
and smilingly said, please, nc
publicity"
And about that, Mr.. Hughes
knows everything
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
BOLTON ADDRESSES
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH
LIONS CLUB MEETING

An address by Neil Bolton, ir
charge Of the Tide Water Power
company's agricultural program
was guest speaker at Tuesday
nights meeting of the Wrights'
vile Beach Lions club in the
Luna restaurant.
He spoke on the subject ''Inte-.
national Relations as relates &c
the world food problem. He also
explained the TWPC agriculture al
program as exemplified in the
Better Farming for Better Liv-
ing, chapters now being organ
lied.
Ennis T.. Robinson, club presi.
dent, presided at the meeting. The
invocation was rendered by Macon
T. Womole, member of the chap.
ter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
M. Kennedy, 1919; Nicholas Tai
ey, 1920; Samuel Dunwoody,
1921; Geo. Hill, 1922; and Daniel
Hall, 1923.
Robert Tourney, 1924; Thos. L.
Vim, 1925; Josiah Freeman, 1926;
Bond English, 1928; Noah
Laney, 1929; VIM. Crook, 1880;
VIM. H. Ellison, 1881; Samuel W.
Capers, 1929; J. ]. Allison,
]. j. Alison, 1886 Hugh A.. c.
1884; Hugh A.. c. Walker, 1885
J. J. Allison, 1886; Hugh A. c.
Walker, 1887; Jos. H. Wheeler,
1889.
OTHER PASTORS W. A.
Gansewell, 1904; James Stacy ,
1912; Whiteford Smith, 1884 !;
VIM. Martin, 1845; S. w. Capers,
1916; Abel M. Chritzberg, 1847-48;
VIM. Crook, 1849; Hugh A. c.
Walker, 1850; r. T. Helm, 1851
50.
James Jameson, 1858; N. F.
Reid, 1854; S. M. Frost, 1856;
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
CONTINUED From Page One)

(C0nClnue1 from rage Oue)
James Mccoy, proprietor Of St.
Johns greeted.
The former chief justice wal
surprised. But how did you know
me?" he asked. A smile bunch
ed his tanned cheeks.
Because you remind me of my
uncle, the late Francis H. Bacon"
said the host Of the tavern.
Mccoy explained to Mr.. Hughes
that his uncle twas often mis-
taken for you, SIR" Francis Bacon,
the nephew said, designed the
shrine in the Library of Congress
which holds the United States
constitution and the Declaration
Of Independence.
Mr.. Hughes smiled when he was
shown the picture of Francis
Bacon, his double. From behind
his horn-rimmed s%pectacles, he
looked at the picture and observ-
ed that he had many times eaten
dinner with MI. Bacon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
ACL REPORT SHOWS
DROP IN OPERATING
INCOME FROM 1916

The Atlantic Coast Line rail-
road yesterday reported net rail-
way operating income OF $877, 1870
in February, compared with $685.
349 in February, 1916.
For the first two months of
the year, however. the ACL listed
net operating income of 1876.
$50 as against 81, 1887, 1858 for the
same period Of last wear
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
GRASS FIRE

A small grass fire occurred at
sos Waynick Boulevard, Wlights-
vile Beach about 1880 last night,
Chief w. r. Wigs, Jr., reported.
He said that no damage was
caused by the fire bu. warned
against the throwing OF cigarette
butts around the area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
SCOUT EXECUTIVE
QUITS POST HERE
CONTINUED From Page One)

tC0HtInued From PAGE Onc1
and cannot succeed without sup
port"
He was appointed to the position
IN the Palmetto Council to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Charles Lea, who will be as
ISOLATED with a private summer
camp near Tuxedo, N. C. The
Palmetto Council covers six coun-
ties and las a membership of ap-
p~roximately 5000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
FOOT ITCH
HOW TO STOP 1T.
IN ONE HOUR.

Il not COMPLETELY pleased, your Csc
back. Ask any druggist for this STRONG
fungicide, TE-OIn Made with so percent
alcohol. it PENETRATES. Reaches and
kills MORE germs faster. Today at
Saunders Dr11qc
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
Port City Hems

The Gregory Davis Chaptel
Number II, Disabled An1erica-
Veterans will hold their reguI7r
meeting tonight at 8 o'clock Iii
the Tide Water assembly room.
ALI DAVIS are urged to attend.
Glasses in diversified occupa-
tons at New Hanover high school
yesterday toured the Port City
Hosiery mill at Lake Forest,
where A. C. Gregg, plant super
visor, explained various operating
functions.
Tar Heel veterans since Febru.
airy 3 have reinstated lapsed Ma
tional Service Life Insurance pol.
icies valued at S., 1856, 500, the Viii.
mington office of the Veterans Ad-
ministration states. These veter.
ans of World War II, including
men and women, number 965.
The Child Guidance Clinic will
meet in the conference room oil
the Tide Water Building this aft.
ernoon at 4 o'clock. The constitu-
ton and bylaws of the Cline
will be offered for approval al
that time.
A. D. Simpson, regional director
Of the OPA sugar division, At
lanta, will speak to New Hanover
Restaurant operators during a
dinner meeting of the organiza-
ton in the Famous club tonighe
at 7:30 o'clock.
The Rev. Mortimer Glover will
speak on the origin and signi-
ficance of the seasons observed
by the church at a dinner meeting
of the Mems Club of st. Johns
Parish which will be held tonight
at 6:15 in the parish house, ac-
cording to James B. Hinnant,
president.
Winners in the first round of
the Junior-Senior girls declama-
ton contest sponsored by the
Lions club at New Hanover High
school we're Betty Britt, Lorraine
Sara Kay Jordan, Catherine Mac
D'Lugin, Mary Anne Hamilton,
Rae, and Betty Lou O'Masters,
according to Mrs. Dorthea JOY
ner, faculty member. The pre-
liminary round was held yester-
day in the school auditorium.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
The Weather

Weather bureau report of temperature
| and rainfall for the "A hours ending 8
p. m. in the principal cotton growing
areas and elsewhere:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
MRS. ANNIE KING

Funeral services for Mrs. Annie
King, who died at home Tuesday
afternoon will be held Thursday
afternoon at four O'Clock from the
chapel of the Andrews Mortuary.
The Rev. c. E. Brisson will Off
ciate and internment will follow
in Bellevue cemetery.
Mrs. King, a member of the
Gibson Avenue Baptist church, is
survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Matte Carr Of Wilmington.
Twelve grandchildren, twenty-five
great grandchildren and three
great great grandchildren also
survive.
Honorary pallbearers will be
Archie Zeigler, Louis Coleman.
DR.. Robert Fales, C. E. Hill. Ma
jor Creech, Lloyd Carter, r. A.
Phelps, George Frost, Aubrey
Harrell, ]. R. Hollis, Charley
Pridgen, and Addison Hewlett, ST..
Active pallbearers will be
James E. Hill, Carl W. King, Wal
ter L. King, James L. King and
John c. Pridgen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
MRS. A. M. BUXTON

Funeral services for Mrs. Alley
Merritt Buxton, Y who died at
her home, GIT Chestnut street
Monday night, were held at 3 pm.
Wednesday afternoon from the
chapel OF the Yopp Funeral Home.
The Rev. j. r. Edwards Off
ciated and interment followed in
Bellevue cemetery.
Panbearers were Lacy Good
year. Rex Piner, Jimmy Patelos,
M. l.. Baysden, Sr., Willie West
brook and E. A. Jones.
She is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. M. A. Piner, Whining.
ton, and several nieces and neph-
ews.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
MACK COLLIN MOBILES

FAIR BLUFF, March 26.-Fun.
eral services for Mack Collin
Mobiles, 70, who died Wednesday
morning after an illness of several
months, will be held Thursday
afternoon at three O'Clock from
the Meares Funeral home. The
Rev. B. G.. Bass will officiate and
interment will follow in the Powell
Cemetery.
Besides his wife he is survived
by three sons; Charlie and Dennis
OF Fair Bluff and McDuffie Mobiles
OF Chadbourn. Three daughters:
Mrs. Odell Dudney and Mrs. Don
way Barnes of Fair Bluff and Mrs.
Cecil Langram of Augusta, Ga.
One brother, Capus Noble and n
sister, Mrs. Henry Smith, both of
Fair Bluff.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
MRS. A r j. REAvEs

TABOR CITY, March 26-Fun'
eral services for Mrs. Mary Jean
nette Reaves, 48, who died at her
home on route four, Loris. S. c.
early Wednesday morning, viii be
held Thursday afternoon at 2:3o
o'clock, from the Simpson Greek
Baptist church. The Rev. Grady
Cox will officiate and interment
will follow in the Carter GENE.
terry.
Surviving are one son; John
Hoyt Reaves of Loris. One daugh-
ter; Mrs. Lois Watts of Wamps.
One sister; Mrs. Charlotte Cox OF
Loris and one brother; Roscoe
Boyd Of Conway.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
OBITUARIES

tiers; Mrs. Donald E. Williams OF
Recife, Brazil. Mrs. E. P. Dam
erson of Marion, N. c. Miss Al.
merica Gordon Of Salisbury. Miss
Jocelyn Gordon of Calabash and
Misses Mary and Grace Gordon
of L%eaksville. One sister; Miss
Betty Gordon of Leaksville.
Rev. Gordon was born in Will
mington and attended the Univer.
sity Of North Carolina. The school
of Theology of the South al Sc
Wanne, N. c. and came to Spray
Leaksville in 1910, where he serv-
ed as pastor until his death.
MRS. r. A. JONES
Funeral services for Mrs. Re.
becca A. Jones, 80, who died at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
E. c. Whitley in Durham at 7
am. Wednesday morning, will be
held at the -Wynne funeral
home in Durham at two O'Clock
Thursday.
Internment will be in the Winter
Park cemetery at Wilmington al
two o'clock Friday afternoon.
She was a member OF the Win
ter Park Presbyterian church and
the widow Of the late w. A. Jones
who died in 1921.
Mrs. Jones is survived by two
daughters; Mrs. E. c. Whitley,
Durham and Mrs. E. o. Jones of
Edenburg, Pa. One son; E. w.
Jones Of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
INFANT

FAIR BLUFF, March 26.-Fun-
eral services were conducted this
afternoon for the infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Coleman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
REV. WILLIAM j. GORDON, SIR.

NCLV. j.. GOKUON, SK.
LEAKSV1LLE, March rs - The
Rev, William Jones Gordon, a.
year-old pastor of the Spray Epis-
copal church since 1910. died in
8 Leaksville hospital shortly after
two O'Clock Wednesday afternoon,
blowing a short illness.
Funeral services will be held
friday afternoon at four o'clock
rom the Spray Episcopal church.
.ternment will follow in the Law
on cemetery at Leaksville.
He is survived by his wife; Mrs.
Hannah Clark Gordon. One son;
Rev. william j. Gordon, Jr. OF
| Point Hope, Alaska. Six Caugh
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27
MRS. FANNIE DEyAUN

NAAs1s DE tfAON
Funeral services tor Mrs. Fan.
ME DeVaun, widow of the late D.
E. DeVaun, "a, who died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. D. F.
Murray, TT South Sixth street,
Tuesday morning following. a
lengthy illness, were held Wedaes-
Gay afternoon at three O'Clock
from the Labanon Baptist church.
The Rev. Woodrow Robbins,
pastor Of the church and the Rev.
P. H. McCarn, pastor Of the
Church of God, were in charge
and internment followed in the
church cemetery.
She is survived by five sons;
L. L. Devaun of Raleigh, r. C.
DeVaun Of Norfolk. z. z. DeVaun
Of Wilmington, w. L. DeVaun and
D. S. DeVaun of Winnabow. One
daughter: Mrs. D. F. Murray OF
Wilmington. One sister; Mrs. T.
E. Montgomery of Leasburg, Fla.
Six brothers; w. L. Atkinson OF
Norfolk, Vester Atkinson of b.
livia, j. B. Atkinson of Winnabow,
Dan Atkinson of Leland. Caswell
Atkinson OF Winnabow and Albert
Atkinson of, Idaho. Nineteen
grandchildren and four great
great grand children also survive.
Pallbears were 1. S. Willetts,
Erkin Swain, George Swain. Earl
carp, Floyd Hickman and NIB.
Robbins.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-27

The Gregory Davis Chapte
Number II, Disabled America.
Veterans will hold their reguI7l
meeting tonight at 8 o'clock ii
the Tide Water assembly room
AL DAVIS are urged to attend.
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abipielten uno sic Na5is an 8ubli5i-
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breben, Die iid an Die Namen Salta,
Seberan, Botsoam, an ben Worgen-
tbau-Man fniipfen, iino ipeltbefannt.
8ott tam marten, ou6 tpenn Die
Gbrilten ibipeigen linb ibre Witbrii<
Der, bic @lieber Seines 2eibes per-
rotten. Soft i6neist, aber gr i6peist
nidt fir INNER. 9enn 8ott lit ,ge-
reht.
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