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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
Ars. Ki||ian,
Mrs. B%aggette
Give Party

A delightful party was given by
Mrs. Paul Killian and Mrs. G. Z.
.Baggette on Thursday evening at
8 o'clock at their home on Market
street honoring Miss Ruth Middle
ton who is to be married on Sep
TENDER 10, to John E. Clayton.
!. GAMES and contests were played
"a during the evening with Miss Doro-
thy Romeo and Miss Margaret
Getty winning prizes.
Upon her arrival the honoree
was presented a corsage OF white
,~ asters. Later in the evening she
" was presented a covered cake
', plate and cookie jar by the hostess
IL ses.
= Arrangements of pink and white
summer flowers were used
throughout the home. The color
motif was further carried out in
= the refreshments, consisting of ice
cream, cake and party minis.
Those attending were Miss Mid
dleton, honoree Mrs. j. E. Clay
ton, mother of the groom-to be,
Miss Eulalie Spence, Miss Doro-
thy Romeo, Miss Helen Has
hagen, Miss Katherine Hashagen,
Miss Nancy Cheek, Miss Thetis
Jones. Miss Ann Hurst, Mrs. r. S.
LeGwin, Miss Mary Palmer Hunter
Miss Ida 10 Graham, Mrs. j.. B.
Boney, Jr., Miss Miriam Hayden,
. Miss Carolyn King, Miss Mildred
Thomas. Mrs. Charlie Baggett,
Miss Margaret Getty and Miss
Betty Hill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
|Nesbitt Courts
Scene Of Party
For Youngsters

Youngsters from Nesbitt Courts
and Maffitt Village between the
ages of 6 and 10 were. entertained
Thursday afternoon at a back-to-
school party given by the Nesbitt
Courts community center.
An afternoon OF games and con-
tests were enjoyed and winners
in the spelling contest having won
over 80 contestants were Nancy
Holt, Mickie Evans, James CAM
Gus, Christine Wells, ALGERIA Pot
ter and Donald Avery.
Music for the dancing and games
was furnished by Mrs. Elizabeth
May and assisting in the games
we're Mrs. Irene Spivey, recrea-
ton director of the Nesbitt courts
center, and Mrs. Virginia Davis
of the Maffitt Village center.
Iced drinks, cookies and nuts
were served to the youngsters
present by Betsy Weldon ant
Georgia Quinn, teen-agers. Mrs,
Davis, who will leave on Septem'
Der l for Laurinburg where she
has accepted a recreation position
for that city, was presented with
a fountain pen from. the Nesbit
Court softball team. a book or
recreation from Mrs. May and
set of pictures for her office from
Mrs. Spivey. \,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
Miss Meier,
Harold Dixon
Are Married

n , quiet and simple ceremony
~ me presence Of close friends
and relatives Gwendolyn Marie
!. Meier, daughter of Mr.. and MRS.
.. A. Meier Of this city, and Har-
old Fulton Dixon, son OF MIS-.
, Letha B. Dixon and the late T.
M Dixon. also Of this city were
United in marriage August %, at
St. Mary's Catholic church.
The bride wore an imported
tray crepe dress, which accented
the new length in dresses. her
DOWN was fashioned with a w.
neckline and short sleeves, both
+rinmed with handmade lace.
She wore a small pink off-the-
face net hat trimmed with match
ing ribbon, and elbow length
aloves. also in pink. Her corsage
1sx o. pink tuberoses tied with
pink ribbon. oon
were unattended. The double ring
ceremony was used.
Mrs. Dixon is a graduate OF 81.
Mary's Catholic school, and me
groom is a graduate OF New Han
over High school. At present me
groom is affiliated with the Ar.
kansas Oil and Fuel company Oh
mis- city. During the wal he +
ed as a pilot in the Army Air
corps. u
Among the friends entertaining
for the bride prior to her mar
rage were: Mrs. F. F. Zellers,
Mrs. T. H. Skipper, Sr., and Mrs.
c. F. Zellers who entertained at
the home of Mrs. Skipper, 1917
Church street. Mrs. W. T. Walk
Or, sister Of the groom honored
the bride with a linen shower at
the home OF her mother, Mrs.
Letha B. Dixon.
d.. The couple will make their
home at IL Lee Drive In Lake
Forest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
Fire Boat Question
Again To Come Up
Before City Council

That old story about Whining
toms municipal government get
ting a new fire boat to replace the
out-moded Atlantic" may pop up
again at next Wednesdays coun-
Gil session.
Some quarters at the city hall
yesterday reported a plan to con-
struct a vessel at a cost of ap-
proximately $780, 600 was being con-
sidered. But just where the money
for such a job was coming from
was not explained. There are no
funds available in the new record
smashing budget for such an enter
prise.
A search. for a boat during the
last two months yesterday ap-
parently had been for naught, city
officials indicated, following a
recommendation by a recent grand
jury that a new fire boat is sore
ly needed.
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Authentic Wedding To Climax
\. G. Hairdresser's Convention

Sunday evening, toast mistress,
Miss Isabel Woodbury., will star
the program of at 8 o'clock with
a short prayer followed by 4 vel
come by Wrightsville's mayor Raj
ford Trask.
After several introductions Mrs
Selma Ellis Of Greensboro will,
show two extreme hair styles (fo1
which she is very famous), and
the two winners Of hair styling
from the February convention ir
Greensboro will be Introduced
namely Mrs. Vera Vickory Of
Greensboro and Mrs. Lou Karas OIL
Winston-Sa1em.
Finally, numerous models wear.
ing garments lent by local con-
Germs, will perform in front Of ar
audience of over 1000 delegates
from all over North Carolina.
The bride, whose identity is still
a secret, will receive over twenty
beautiful gifts, contributed by local
merchants and businesses.
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Recruiting Office
Issues II Defense
Medals To Veterans

Seventeen World War II Victory
Medals and six American defense
medals were issued yesterday to
II veterans, including one Wac,
in the office of the Wilmington
army recruiting station in the post
office building, it was announced
by Sgt. M. L. Cooper.
Cooper said that the World War
II medals would be given to any
person in Wilmington or surround
ing areas with an honorable dis.
charge if they were in the service
before the end OF the war.
The American Defense Medals
will be issued to veterans who had
a three year enlistment, with one
year active duty, and served be-
tween September Of 1899 and De.
cember of 1941.
Veterans who received the Wet.
DRY medals were william F. Fowl.
er, John l.. Gibson, Harry M.
Spiliotis, Robert S. Young, John E.
Riddick, Jr., Raymond L. Boyer,
Carl A. Paige, Howard D. Terry,
Gerald S. Kunkle, Miss Katherine
B. Roscoe, James P. Blanton, Jr.,
James P. Rogers, John D. Camp.
bell, Cecil M. Rhue, Steve Harri-
tan, and Rodney r. Breeze, Jr.
Members who were given the
American Defense medals were
John L. Gibson, Raymond L. Boy.
er, Carl A. Paige, Gerald S. Kun.
kle, Cecil M. Rhue, and Steve Har-
ritan.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
Department.:
THINGS TO MAKE AND DO)
MYSTERIOUS PAPER PURSE

The young magician borrows a
dime. Taking a piece of paper
about 4 inches square, he lays
this on the table, puts the coin
in the center and folds down the
sides over it. There Is no decep-
ton 50 far; the coin is really
wrapped in the paper.
Picking up the little packet, he
asks somebody to blow upon it,
or else he does so himself. When
he opens the paper, the dime has
disappeared. But again he foldS
the paper. Once more he blows
upon 1t, and once more unfolds
it. The dime has come back.
Our innocent-looking piece of
paper is really a trick paper,
specially arranged. This is the
way that it is prepared.
Take a half-sheet of ordinary
letter-paper and fold 1t in two.
Then. with a sharp needle. make
four little holes through both
th~icknesses of paper, 2 inches
apart. so as to FORM a square, as
shown in picture /. Then cut apart
the two portions Of the paper, and
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
CHADBOURN'

CHADBOURN, Aug. 2s.-Miss
Betty Brady visited friends in
Washington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton White, Miss
Clara Louise White and Pittman
Williamson were recent visitors in
Manteo, Roanoke Island, where
they attended the pageant, 1.-THE
Lost Colony"
Misses Nancy and Jean Peal
were visitors In Wilson and Rocky
Mount last week. While in Wilson
they attended the Tobacco Festi-
val, and while in Rocky Mount,
they visited their grandmother,
Mrs. w. I. Peal, Sr.
Mrs. l.. v. Lowe and sons, Rob-
ert and Vincent, returned early in
the week from Crescent Beach,
where they spent sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Crawford of
Wilmington. were Chadbourn visi-
tors on Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. G.. Carl
Lewis Of Wilmington, former resi-
dents Of Chadbourn, were in town
for a short while Thursday.
Master Marvin Berry left Thurs
day for Lumberton to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Bryan following a
short visit in town.
Jimmy Peal returned several
days ago from Wingate where he
attended the summer session. He
will spend a few days here with
his parents before returning tc
Wingate to enroll for the eall term.
Miss Sarah Nye Of Fairmont
was in town Sunday as the guess
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Miller.
Miss. Mary Boddie Casteen has
returned home after spending q
week at Myrtle Beach with her
father, George Casteen.
Clarence Billiard Of Norfolk
Va, was a visitor in town las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r. Whitlocl
and children, have returned tt
tnelr nome IN CARNAGE, after
visit here with Mrs. D. D. Brutor
and Mrs. Fred Underwood.
Mrs. F. A. Elixson honored hel
small daughter, Alice Faye, re
Gently, in celebration of her eighth
birthday at a party at her home
near Chadbourn.
Games we're played Throughout
the afternoon, after which the
honoree opened her gifts. Balloons
and packages Of candy were
given as tavors. Misses Ann Nor
ris, Sheila, and Patsy Hinson as
sisted in serving cookies, ice
cream, and lemonade.
Those present included: Phil
Kenneth, and Faye Mcdowell
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
ADDITIONAL AIR
LINE ASKED FOR
CITY BY BOYD

A request to Lumberton officials
to include Wilmington in an air
route from Norfolk, Va, to At
lanta. Ga, was made yesterday
by Henry E. Boyd, industrial traf-
fic manager OF the local Port Traf.
fic association, to Horace Barnes.
president OF the Seaboard Trans.
port company, Inc, it was report.
ed.
Boyd said that he had asked for
an amendment Of a company ap-
plication for air routes. The appli-
cation Is now before the Civil
Aeronautics Board examiners and
it asks that the Lumberton firm
be granted a franchise to fly
passenger service from Norfolk,
including Goldsboro, Lumberton,
Greensville, S. c., Columbia, S. c.,
Athens, Ga, and Atlanta, Ga.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30

Sunday evening - sometime
around 10 o'clock - the old Lumi.
ma pavilion at Wrightsville Beach
will be the scene Of y real life
and Flesh wedding, complete with
minister, organist, soloist and =
marriage license.
The ceremony will climax the
entertainment planned for the
North Carolina H~airdressers AZ.
sociation's two day convention,
which will have headquarters In
Wilmington.
The leading features Of the con-
vention will begin Sunday after.
noon when Is beauty operators
take part in a hair styling contest.
All equipment and models will be
photographed on Wrightsville
Beach in front Of Lumina by Fox.
Movietone photographer, M. D.
Cooke.
Emile Greco Of New York, lead.
ing hair-stylist will be the CHIEF
Judge.
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The Book Of knowledge

fold down the edges Of one Of
them toward the center, using the
needle-marks as guides. The pa
per thus folded will form a little
pocket, or envelope, as in picture
g Glue this in the center of the
other paper, exactly between the
needle-marks. The two together
will now look on one side like
our third picture, but on the other
side it will look like a plain piece
of paper.
This last is the side you show
to your audience. You must be
careful, by the way, not to show
1t with a light behind it, which
would give away the secret.
Now you lay the paper, with
this side uppermost, on the table.
Place the coin on the paper and
fold down the edges over it, again
using the needle-marks as guides,
so as to make the folds CORE
spond exactly with. those Of the
pocket On the other side. The pa.
per will now have two pockets
back to back, but if you have
done your work neatly, no one
will notice that this is the case.
In offering the paper to be
blown upon, you turn it over so
that when you sgain open it, ii
Is the empty side that you open.
When it is blown upon for the
second time, you again I'm it
over so that you bring the side
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30

in which you placed the dime up
permost.
OF course, you must not let the
audience see you reverse the pa
per. Hold it first between the
first and second fingers Of this
right hand. AS you offer it to be
blown upon, you reverse the pa.
per, which should now be held
between the thumb and the fore.
finger. The paper will have per.
formed a somersault, which
should not be noticed by the au.
dience.
You may use the paper not only
to make a coin vanish, but also
to change one coin into another.
For example, in order 20 change
a dime into a nickel, you have
only to place a nickel beforehand
in the pocket on the reverse side
of the paper.
Copyright, 1916, BY The Grolier
Society Inc, based upon The Book
OF Knowledge)
distributed By United Feature
Syndicate, Inc.)
MONDAY: - Theaters of Long
Ago.
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MIDWAY PARK

Midway Park, Aug. 29- Mrs.
Carl Hudson and children Of Will
mington and Miss Selma Stone OF
Leaksville, spent several days this
week at the home Of j. G. Crouch.
Mrs. Sam Munich is spending 4
few days in Weldon.
Hunt Hardisty has returned
from a visit to Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. T. KNIT an6
children, spent the weekend in
Rocky Mount.
Miss Ellice Bounds of Weldon
is making her home in Midway
Park, where she will be a member
of the Jacksonville school faculty.
Mrs. Harry Puckett Of Wallace
was a visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Vann OF
Elizabethtown we're visitors in
town Wednesday. 81"
| Mrs. Twiggs Randall and son,
were visitors in Wilmington Tues
day.
Miss Selma Stone, Miss Enice
Bounds and Jimmy Crouch were
shoppers in Goldsboro recently.
Miss Barbara Summerlin is
spending some time in Washing
ton, D. c.
Mrs. Glenn Summerlin spent
Tuesday in Wilmington shop ping
Mrs. Harold Koonce and son
spent Tuesday in Kinston.
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BLADENBORO

BLADENBORO, Aug. % - Art
Sherman, Of Bladenboro was TAX
en- ill at his home in Jacksonville.
He has been confined for several
days during which time his broth
er. AL, has been operating his
business.
Commander David L. Britt ano
Vice-Commander Woodrow G.
Russell left yesterday for New
York City to attend the American
Legion Convention. They are ex.
pected to return on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wilkerson
have as their guest Mrs. Wilker-
sons sister, Miss Marguerite
Shook, Of Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Miss Shook has been a councillor
at Camp Graystone, Tuxedo, this
summer.
A. H. Pait Of Atlanta, Ca, has
been spending several days ir
Bladenboro with his mother, Mrs,
Sarah Pait. He left Wednesday TO,
a short visit in Hamlet, before
returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Bridger
Jr., returned this week from theil
cottage at Kure Beach. While
there they entertained Mr.. ane
Mrs. H. M. Privette and children
Of Dayton. Ohio. Their guests ovel
the weekend were Mr.. and Mrs
N B. Blalock, Jr., of Wadesboro
Worth H. Hester, Levie c. Bird
ger. Jr., Edgar Bridger and Mr.
and Mrs. Sankie Robinson are or
a house party at Causes Landing
They are the guests Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Robert L. Bridger and fam
lily.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
BRUNSWICK WOMAN
HONORED AT FARM,
HOME WEEK EVENT

Mrs. Frank Mintz, OF Brunswick
county, was among the more than
SO honor members Of the 1947
graduating class of State col
lege's Farm and Home week at
Raleigh, it was reported yesterday
by the Associated Press.
Certificates were awarded wom-
en- who had completed -Four or
more years of active work in
county home demonstration club
work." and who attended their
fourth Farm and Home week.
The ceremony Of awarding GER
tificates was the final event on
the 1947 Farm and Home week
schedule for women.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
Surf b
Meet Names
New Officers

Peter Browne Ruffin was elect
ed president Of the Surf club al
a meeting held at Wrightsville
Beach Thursday night, it was an
nounced Friday.
Harmon C.. Rorison was elected
vice president and W. M. Barfielc
will take office as secretary and
treasurer.
Members of the governing
board, also elected at the Thurs
day melting, are J. Neveland
Brand, Jr., and Isaac B. Grain
ger. ,Jr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

AlllGl4Cd , Sd1Q AQl4lOl4LJ
Written for NEA Service
The bidding on today's hand is
shown as it actually occurred, but
I do not like it. With a trick and
a half and a six-card suit, I
believe that West should take a
chance On making an o~vercall. 1t
is valuable for your partner to
know. about your suit, and that
you do have a trick and a half.
Even though they were vulner-
able, at five clubs or diamonds.
East and West would 60 down
only two tricks, minus 500.
East made a play in this hand
to which I want to call your atten-
ton. He won the first trick with
the ace of clubs and shifted to the
jack OF diamonds. West cashed
the ace and queen Of diamonds
and returned the other club, de.
clarer winning with the king
South now took two rounds Of
trumps. He had already lost three
tricks and his problem was how
to handle the spade suit. Knowing
that he should not take the finesse
on the first round, he led a spade
to dummy's ace, and East quickly
played the ten-spot. II the spade
suit were divided three-two, Soutr
knew that East could nave the
queen and ten, or the ten and {
small spade.
This false-card may not worl
very often, and it should not worl
against good players, but it die
make it difficult for declarer tt
guess what to do with the spade
suit. I am quite sure that many
players would have done what HI
did-cash the king Of spades, hop
ing to drop the queen. OF course
he lost the contract because h.
found three to the queen in thu
West hand.
The false-card OF the ten b,
East could do him or his partner
no harm, and it might win, as i
did in this case.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
Rev. J. A. j ones
To Preach Sermon
At Wrightsville

The Rev. James A. Jones, pas
tor OF the Myers Park Presby-
terrain church in Charlotte, will
preach Sunday morning at II
O. c'ocF at the Little Chapel-on.
tn e Boardwalk. Wrightsville
Beach.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
IA aster Point
Winners Made
known By Club

Mrs. J. Dalziel Sprunt and Mrs.
Harry Stovall, Sr. won highscoree
Friday at the Surf clubs master
point tourney. R%unners-up were
70 Mrs. w. E. Curtis and Mrs. Ems
ley Laney.
Others playing in the master
point game were: Mrs. Hargrove
'Bellamy, Mrs. Walter Storm, Mrs.
Louis Hanson, Mrs. B. H. Thoma.
,-son, Mrs. James P. Houstoun,
Mrs. Douglas Taylor, Mrs. P. r
Smith, Mrs. James Walbach, Mrs
Alameda Edwards, Mrs. R. Bry.
ant Hare, Jr., Mrs. Norwood Or.
rell, and Mrs. Louis Orrell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
SOC|ET Y-
W0mans News
ooonuA N-soc,a, Editor Dial s-ss11
PERSONALS

Mrs.. G. H. Sullivan and son.
Jimmie, West Audubon, will re-
turn home Sunday after visiting
relatives in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Jordan and
sons, Talmadge, Jr., and Robert
have returned rom Virginia
Beach, after a two weeks visit In
the summer home Of Mr.. Jordan's
brother, Fred A. Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wilson, Jr.,
of Charlotte visited this past week
end with Mr.. Wilson's mother,
Mrs. J. E. Wilson, ST., IN this
city, and with his aunt, Miss Maud
Galloway at Wrightsville Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Mcmahon
of Newport News, Va, former
residents Of this city, will arrive
today to spend the weekend ct
the Ocean Terrace hotel at
WTlRQLSVllle oedCu.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Dobson and
daughter, Carolyn, of Greenville,
S. c., have left after visiting Mr..
Dobson's sister, Mrs. D. =. Bryan
at Wrightsville Beach. Mr.. Dobson
is athletic director at Furman
university.
Mrs. ]. Sidney Barker, Jr., has
returned to her home, 21W Klein
road, after spending some time
with Mrs. Barker's sister, Mrs. j..
B. Ragsdale and family In Chatta-
Eooga, Tenn.
Miss Thelma Henley and Mrs.
Eugene Hubbard of Richmond,
Va, will arrive today to spend
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy A. Davis at their home in
Princess Place
CHIEF Petty Officer Thomas A.
Newton and Mrs. Newton, the form
er Miss Lavese Miller, arrived In
the city yesterday from Norfolk,
Va, to spend the Labor Day
holidays with their parents.
Mi. and Mrs. Capus Waynick Of
Raleigh, and DR.. W. W. Elliott Of
Duke University will be the week
end guests Of Mrs. Miriam Burns,
532 S. Lumina avenue.
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MRS. NAOMI CRUMPLER
CARROLL

CLINTON, August %. - Funeral
services for Hrs. Naomi Crumpler
Carroll, %, who was found dead
in her bed early Thursday morn
ing at her residence in Mingo
township, will be held Saturday
afternoon from the residence OF
her mother, Mrs. George M.
Crumpler, near Salemburg. The
Rev. I. K. Stafford will officiate
and internment will follow in the
Family Cemetery.
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EMELYN PONDER sYENCE

Graveside services we're held last
tuesday, at Jacksonville cemetery
for Emelyn Ponder Syence, 2!
month-old daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. John D. Syence Of Jackson
vile and formerly OF Midway
Park.
The child died at Duke Hospital,
Monday afternoon, after a lnser'
ing illness.
The Rev. s. Grady Burgin, pas
tor OF the Jacksonville Baptist
church, officiated.
MRS, WILLIAM A. DICK
Funeral services for Mrs. Will
liam A. Dick. 113 Nun street
who died at her residence early
Friday morning after a short Ill
ness. will be held this afternoon
at 5 o'clock from the residence.
The Rev. Mortimer Glover and
Bishop Thomas H. Wright will Of
ficiate.
Mrs. Dick was the widow OF the
late William A. Dick and is survi-
we'd by one niece, Mrs. James H.
Durham of this city, one nephew
Edward T. Draper Savage Of
Chapel Hill; N. c. Two great
nehpews, James H. Durham, Jr.'
and Emmett Howe Durham, both
of this city; and n great grea'
niece Mary Janet Durham.
Active pallbearers will be: ~
R. Murchison, Jr., George E. Kid
der, Thomas H. Wright, Jr., Isaac
Granger, Sam Sprunt and William
Emmerson, James D. Carr and
Swift Boatwright.
Honorary pallbearers will be: G.
Med, Davis, Thos. H. Wright, ST.,
Warren johnson, Lawrence Sprunt'
Holmes Davis, ST., Walker Tay'
lor. Burke Bridges, Harmon Rori'
son, DR.. J. W. Hooper and DR.. d.
R. Murchison.
All members of the m%inistering
circle have been requested to meet
at the church or home 10 minutes
prior to the funeral to attend the
services in a body.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
WALTER MCCALL

Funeral services for Walter Nc.
Call, Of Charlotte, who died Thurs.
day morning were held Friday al
ternoon at Douglas and Sing
Funeral Home in Charlotte.
Mr.. Mccall Is the father Of J.
Frank Mccall, 36 Lee Drive, Lake
Forest, and is survived by two
other sons, Harry Lee and Clar-
ence Mccall of Charlotte; one
daughter, Mrs. Julia Gilbert OF
Toledo, Ohio.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
BIRT HIS

EELCO HENRY TINGA, JR.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Tinga an
nounce the birth of a son, Eelcc
Henry Tinga, Jr.. August q, al
Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Tinga
is the former Miss Mary Roland,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Roland of this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-30
JAMES E w WATERS

Funeral services for James l..
Waters, Al, of 305 Hanover Street,
who died early Thursday morning
in Duke Hospital after a lengthy
illness, were conducted from the
Chapel of Andrews Mortuary at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon by
the Rev. c. c. Meyers. Interment
followed in Bellevue Cemetery.
He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". M. Waters, three
sons; J. L. Jr.,, Robert and +
Waters, one sister; Mrs. Essie
Hufmon, all Of Wilmington.
Active pallbearers were c. W.
Lewis, j. E. Lewis, Stacy Wells,
Eugene Westbrook, I. w. vereen,
A.. r. Donat, Jr., e H Rhodes.