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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
George Jenkins
And All Stars
At Old Time Cafe

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
Donegan Makes
Big Hit In Show
At Three Skies

4 eet Cr- Has rand
a. C.-5 Three SEes SaiUr-
cey nlF0f g. stl1 tle Ccering
- % t.hy DoreEe- ston-
~ Young plans. - Doregsn
Hss tue O. 10 comments made
~ different Tsgsz.-es as 20
bc.rE ore - ne rrst exciting
voyrE scyp'sld versailles il
~ business
Or - oper-r member Dor
cihy closed Ee FFes he feet
csEsr 90 tsp te fr- hc- lace
conferred as = src Vere in
agony Then came b.i %
Rschr!rsEc. Schgoert ard tnen
ostch e Chop.rt Socturnes
N the NEST soceptsble hlF a. BROW
fashion Aftsr that there pesled
nothing o.; pure Donegsn- She
had me customers jumping IN
Their seGts
Csfced along wih the la
DoneEan desl sIe ihose tao
aIisiociats ~ taps the Rmmer
Sisters Thei- dance roaiine Is
executed altn flash END very
good timing
Jimmie AngesJ1 foushtic
baritone SnRe and Johnny
Gardner. comedy emcer. com
pieie the Three Sixes card.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
ARE TO BE ANNOUNCED NEXT WEEK
kAYS
Psychic Read.,

II worried sbou; love, ,s
ship. divorce marriage, /
mess, Law suits. en.s|
lovers quarrels evil Nm
spells, Immature influ.DJ
and bad luck az al L,I
see Kay. who get. r.v
where Others fail. n
Lower WetumpsA R,'
Route 3. Box 23s Mon,,,
cry, Alabama. A"
3 Question, Answered /,
81 90
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
Force Education
School Approved

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
FEMALE siNcER

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MALE SINGER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
BAND POLL WINNERS
Votes Continue To Flood Office
AS Band Poll Goes Into Final Lap

publication Of the last ballot last weeks
has been the result The TRIBUNE local band
poll draws close.
The director. desk has been literally flooded with
competing the first annual loo contest to be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
rREE PARKING

Geihszn Heisl ard E5enY Dining
Room
South ~ss; Ger. Brady 4 Jehn 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
CITY BRIEFS
CLUB MEETS TODAY

wick and Fender counties will
also be present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
MRS. j. M. BOONE

CHADBOURN, Feb. 6.-Mrs. J.
M. Boone died at 5 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon at her home in Chad
bourn after a short illness.
Funeral services, will be held Sat
urday at IL am. in the. Peacock
Chapel by Rev. j. W. Lineberger,
pastor of the Chadbourn Methodist
church of which she was a mem
Der assisted by Rev. A. c. Pre-
waite. Burial will be in the Chad
bourn cemetery.
Survived by five stepsons, D. A.
Boone Of Richmond; T. D. Boone
and w. B. Boone Of Florence; j.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

MRS. SUSAN l. THOMAS

LYNCHBURG, S. c., Feb g.
Mrs. Susan I. Thomas, widow OF
the late H. S. Thomas, died at
her home in Lynchburg this after
noon after a lingering illness. Mrs.
Thomas was born December 25th.,
1857 at Edgefield South Carolina.
She is a daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Roper OF
Edgefield. She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. W. E. Keels OF
Mayesville. One son Franklin H.
Thomas of Wilmington N. c.
Several grandchildren and two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
COLLEGE CENTER

Students who wish to attend
the spring quarter at the Will
mington College Center should
get in touch with Dale Spencer.
director, Immediately at his
office in New Hanover High
school, it was reported yester-
day. The quarter will begin
March 20. and in order for a
student to enter he must be a
high school graduate and have
the units evaluated for the Uni
versity of North Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
Y c. EDMUND

CHADBOURN, Feb. 6.-Clyde c.
Edmund. age 50, of Chadbourn,
died Wednesday night about 10
O'Clock, unexpectedly, of a heart
attack in B%eulaville, N. c.
Funeral services will be held
Friday afternoon at 2:30 from the
home by the Rev. A. c. Prevatte,
pastor of the Chadbourn Baptist
church. Burial will be in the Chad
bourn cemetery.
He is survived by his wife. one
son: George, Of the home; his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Ed
mund of Chadbou-n; one sister,
Mrs. H. K. Mobiles Of Chadbourn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

build a 40x1OO #. quonset type
building, valued at $1,000, for
the Marks Machinery COM
pany. A. E. Hilburn plans to
construct a $1,000 barber shop
at sos Castle street. Gillette
Miller has also contracted for
work in the Murchison build
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

great grandchildren also a num-
Der of neices and nephews.
Funeral services will be held at
the Lynchburg Methodist church,
Lynchburg, South Carolina, Satur-
day morning at eleven O'Clock.
Interment will follow in the Lynch
burg cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE

A group OF representatives of
New Hanover county, COM
posed of r. W. Galphin, county
farm agent; Coy Cook, assist
ant agent; Miss Ann Mason,
home demonstration agent,
and a group of Home Demon
stration club women win attend
a conference on poultry pro-
duction. processing and mar
keting in Burgaw on Saturday.
Representatives from Bruins
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

B. Boone, of Whiteville; Jack
Boone, of Fair Bluff. Two step
daughters, Mrs. A. S. Costin, of
Rocky Point; and Mrs. j. W. Hut
ham, of Wilmington. Two brothers,
Jim and Simmon Newell and one
sister, Miss Elizabeth Newell, all
of Chadbourn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
PASS RESOLUTION

The members Of the Mcclure
Fellowship Bible class and the
Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION have resolved to hold
the name Of A. B. Groom, Jr.,
deceased, forever in their
memory and have sent their
sympathy to the members of
his family.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
NAMED PRESIDENT

Bob Smith, Wilmington law
student, was elected president
of the Wake Forest chapter
of Lambda Chi Alpha, national
fraternity, at their regular
meeting this week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

BUILDING PERMITS
Three building permits have
been i S S Il e d for construc-
ton work in Wilmington. Gil
lette-Miller contractors will
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

A marriage license was is
sued yesterday by Adrian
Rhodes Register Of Deeds, to
Walter Stanley Musial and Vir-
ginia Mae Sande, both of Cas-
tie Haynes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
CLUB TO MEET

The Wilmington Camera club
will meet tonight at Z
o'clock in the Community Cen
ter. Second and Orange
streets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

OAOD
The Sunset Park Home
Demonstration club will meet
this afternoon at 2:30 in the
Educational building of Sunset
Park Methodist church, accord
inc to Miss Ann Mason, home
demonstration agent. A pro-
gram on meal planning will be
given.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
CONTINUES STUDY

Nathan Cole, Of Wilmington,
attending Wake Forest, gradu-
ated during the mid-year &C
tivities, but will continue to
study at the school.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
r ON COMMITTEE

Winfield Wilson, son of Rev.
and Mrs. H. J. Wilson, 225 Ken
wood avenue, served as a mem
Der of the student homecoming
committee at Aurora college IN
Aurora, Illinois.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Linens

15-Seconds Of $12.95 to s19.95
Irish Linen Cloth $685. to SASS
4$12.7S Cotton and Rayon
Luncheon Sets. pieces. Cloth
+S5.98 7-Pc. Printed Cotton
Table Sets. 52x70" S3.95
3-$12.38 Printed Cotton and Ray
on Table Sets. pieces. 56x84",
s7.s5
$3.50 Hand-embrOidered Guest
Towels
3-S7.71 Martex White Sheets,
60x80" ---$5 1896
Ito Yds.-$l.29 Pure Irish Linen
Dish Toweling g---$l I'D.
S-Chenille Bedspreads. Special,
$3.99
-$4.95 "Springmaid" Cotton
Spreads. 72x108' ---- $3.68
1880 Handmade Lace Cloths.
36x36" ----------------$l.39
Kanns+Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Budget Dresses

S5.95-Misses' and Women's Ray
on Dresses. Rayon Jersey and
some rayon crepe in black only,
$1.00
So 895-Misses' and Women's Ray
on Crepe Dresses. Black and COL
ors ------ $500
$5.95-Misses' 2-Piece Rayon Suit
Dresses. Black and green-$2.00
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
. Upholstery

6-s24.s5 Textron Bedspreads,
S14.50
Is Prs.-S3.s5 Cotton Curtains
with crash tops, plain bottoms,
S1.S9
s-S12 Vanity Skirts $500
) Prs.-s12.95 Quilted Chintz Bed
room Draperies. As Is $500
9 Prs.-S14.95 Floral Satin Dra-
peries. az yards long $500
"S11.s5 Hollywood Bed Covers,
s7.ss
1-$2.ss Boudoir Chair Cover of
glazed chintZ. As is 81 so
1$s.S5 Daveno Covers rs----S7.50
Is Yds.-sl.2s Yd. Acetate Rayon
Curtain Fabric. 36" wide 69c
100 Yds.-S2.ss Yd. Hollywood
Screen Print FailIe. 48" wide,
$I.4s
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Furniture

1-S9.95 Maple Finished Cocktail
Table $4.99
1-S22.50 Step-Style End Table,
mahogany veneered S12.88
6-S119.5O Plastic-Top, Wheat
Finished Dinettes --- $685.
I-$12.95 Telephone Stand and
Stool $8.88
5S15.95 Mahogany Veneered
Cocktail Tables $10.SS
1-$19.95 Mahogany Veneered
Cocktail Table $12.88
$3.50 R0und-TOp Modern
Blond Cocktail Table SASS
10-$12.95 Mirror Tops for dress
ers or chests, 24x44 inches $3.50
3-$12.95 Mirror Tops for dress
ers or chests, 22x46 inches $3.50
1856 Mirror Tops for dress
ers or chests, 17x35 inches $3.50
15-$l5.95 Mirror Tops for dress
ers or chests, 22x40 inches -$7.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
millinery
CLEARANCE
5I.99 Wool Skirfins
HALF HATS
$1.00
Black, brown, navy and
many other shades.
tI.9s ia t2.99
Cosuoi and
Dress Hats
500
Dressy and casual felt
and fabric hats in b va
riety of colors and styles.
Floor
Art Goods
Black, brown, navy and
many other shades.

Sass Apron Model s1.sS
136.9S Baby Dress Model S2.9S
1-H.SS Knitting Bag. Damaged,
$50
1-S2.25 Pair Pillow Gases 98c
1SS.SS Hassocks. Soiled- S5.98
Kanns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

Clearance Suits and Coots
S2oo5 Fall Suits in Junior and misses $10
$50 IS Winter Goats, 500 comeIs hair, $40
5o9o wool. Misses sizes----------- 40
$50 IS Fall Suits-Men's worsteds, COW $40
erts, fIonneIs Misses and Junior sizes, 20
Kann's Second
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Lingerie

s6.95 Slips. White-lace trimmed
top and hem. Rayon satin and
Nyion. Broken Sizes ~ A.99
$500 Panties. Rayon crepe with
Lace trim. Broken sizes S1.50
s5.e0-S5.9s Pajamas. Rayon crepe
print. Broken sizes 1895
S5.95 Housecoats for women. Cot
ton crepe upper styes. Broken
sizes ---------------S3.99
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Better Dresses


e1695-Misses' Two-Piece Suit
Dresses $21 90
s22.95-Women's Dresses $500
3-s39.95 Dinner Gowns. Pastels,
$24.00
k22.95-Misses' All-WooI Dresses.
Black, brown, grey $500
S35.00-Misses' Dressy Dresses.
Brown, black $24.00
k39.95-Misses' Dresses. y price,
$3.50
1855 -S22.95-MisSes' Dresses
Black $1,000
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
China

China
1O-$2.98 Pottery Vases -$1.49
12-s1.ss Trays ---------- ssc
10o-25c Tea Cups 1sc
15-S1 Apiece Ash Tray Sets, Soc
sass 1s-Piece Glass Luncheon
Sets S1.98
25$l 12-Piece Tumbler Sets, 59c
4-$3.98 Oven Proof Casseroies,
S198
S-S1.sS Glass Cake Plates, 500
KAnn's-Thtrd Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Street Floor Accessory Burqui,,s!
Hosiery

Hosiery
Irrssulan Of sse Sheer Silk Hosiery
Full fashioned genuine 3-threod sheers - 49,. 81
with royon welts, cotton reinforced feet. Il r
Foshion-rieht shodes; popular sizes.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
COrsets

4-s12.50 Airway Sacro-Ilfae Sup
ports Of Coutil. ls-in. length.
Sizes 32-33-35- --$7.50
$50 Airway Supports. Two
adjustable straps. -18-in. length.
Size So ------$6
1-$6.5o Airway Abdominal Sup
port. Size 20 1918
$3.95-$7.50 Lightweight Girdies
and Pantie Girdles. Elastic back
and sides with panel front. Sizes
26-30 S2.50
$2.95 Black Roll On Gifdles. ALL
elastic. Small, medium, large 81
Kann's+Second Floor. 4
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Silper

SilUer
1898 Silverplated Jiggers. As is,
S1.49
S1.9S Silverplated Bells. as is s9c
S2.49 Silverplated Cheese Servers,
SIPS
s4.ss silverplated Salad Sets,
$3.50
S1.sS Silverplated Servalls and
Bar Spoons S1,OO
sS.9S Silverplated Bon Bon Dishes.
Slightly scratched ---- s2.99
$500 Silverplated Bon Bon Dishes.
Slightly scratched - S2.99
S12.ss Silverplated Muffin Dishes.
Scratched $500
s6,ss and 1898 SiIverpIated
Shells. AS is S3.49 and $500
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Mems Furnishings

30-S995 Mems Robes. Labeled
as to fibre content ---- s5.99
14-s7.50-s10.s5 ZeIan Finished
Zipper-Front Jackets ---- 1899
1-S35.00 Cape Leather Jacket.
Size 46 s14.49
1-s395O Cape Leather Jacket.
s11.44
1-s22.45 Cape Leather Jacket.
Size 38. Aviation style----$1e.88
4-S2.s5 Shirts. Mussed $1.4s
32-$3.s5 Shirts. Slightly soiled
from handling g-----------S3.19
S-Irregulars Of 81 Shorts $50
2-S4s5 Solid Color BroadcIoth
Pajamas. Mussed $3.50
27-S4.95 Striped Rayon Shirts,
$3.50
1-S3s5 Cotton Sweater S2.ss
$3.50 Shirts. Slightly mussed,
1929
31-50c Fancy Print Handker-
chiefs 18c
$500 Rayon Pajamas. Size B,
S4ss
7-IrreguIars Of Sc Solid Color
h"So ----------------- Elo
63-50c Hose and AnkIets. Odds
and ends 2gs
-S1.00 Ties 49o
l-S2.e0 Tie $50
s-Irregular Ties 19c
1885 All-Wooi giesvsless
Sweaters $3.50
1-s2,s5 Terry Coat Small sire,
S1.4S
4-Irregular and Regular Sport
Shirts. M,lssed- see
1-ss.s5 Long -sleevs Sport Shirt.
Sotled $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1947-10-23
SOiled Blankets and
Comforts

NOHtJOFtS
3-s2s.s5 72xs4" Rayon Satin
Wool Filled Comfort $14.s9
2-$1s.s5 72xs4" Rayon Taffeta
Wool Filled Comforts 1898
2-sls.oo 72xs4" Wool Filled
Comforts $500
3-s795 72xS4" Wool Filled Com
forts $500
2-sl5.s5 72xs4" Beacon All Wool
Blankets S9,99
3-ss,s5 AIl-Wool Blankets S5.a9
3-s17.a5 72x9o" St. Mary's ALL
Wool Blankets -S13.99
2-s1s.95 1890" Chatham ALI
Wool Blankets etss s12.s9
1-S27.50 72x90" North Star ALL
wool Blanket 1899
3-$6.s5 72xs0" Beacon Blankets,
So% rayon, 25Ho cotton, 258e
4-$S.95 Blankets, $50 rayon,
1871 wool S4.99
S-SS.95 72x90" Chatham BIan-
kets, 1871 wool, 25o cotton, S6.99
; Seconds, 72x90" Beacon Blan-
kets. 500 rayon, 25e cotton, 25qo
wool S4.99
2-$10.95 72x9O" Chatham All
wool Blankets $ $6.99
1895 72x9O" AH-wool Spring.
field Blankets $7.99
Kann's Street Floor.
Infants Year
s1.ss Cotton Quilted Pads, 34x52",
s1.74
S1.1s Cotton Receiving Blankets,
$50
$2.s9 Babette Dresses, sizes 9 to
IL mos. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $2.48
$5.ss Boys Long Pants, Upper
fly front; sizes 4-8 1888
79c Infants Cotton Knit Gowns,
drawstring in sleeves and bottom,
$50
S1.99-S3.99 Group Of Wearables,
consisting Of sun suits, pajamas,
overalls, gowns and slips - SSc
S5.9S-$6.98 Boys Cotton Suits,
sizes 5 and $2S8
Kann'SFourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

FuFashonsd Sheer kylon Hosiery Fomous names included
Assorted styles construction coIors Not all As 5ee
Little Women's FuI-Foshioned shee, Rayon Hosiery Small
sizes only. Cotton reinforced feet Good colos - l5e
esuers Of FutFoshoned White Royon Hosiery for kur,e.
Broken sizes Cotton reinforced Slight irregularities z9e
lperfeets OF Super-Sheet l5oenef Nylen Hosiery Slight
inoperfecons Novy only. Not all sizes --~------ 7ee
lesuIors Of Eomous- Name Run-Proof Hosiery Sizes e
only 69e
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Bed Department

1-s54.95 Mahogany Veneered
Chest on Chest, narred S29.s5
2-s59.50 Mahogany Veneered
Dressers with mirrors, marred.
s32.SS
2-S54.95 Walnut Veneered Dress
ers with mirrors, n1arred- $29.95
2-s39.50 Double Size Walnut
yeneered Modern Beds. marred,
$23.sS
2-s44.s5 Maple veneered Chests
ON Chests. marred S29.95
2-s49.s5 Maple veneered Dress
ers with mirrors, marred $29.95
1-S34.95 Twin size Innerspring
Mattress, soiled $20.99
1-S19.s5 Twin size Felt Mattress,
-S37.50 Double-size Box Springs,
S18.S8
1-S44.95 Double-size Innerspring
Mattress, soiled $29.95
1-$39.50 Double-size Innerspring
Mattress. soiled $27.95
1-$39.95 Upholstered Lounge
Chair $26.S8
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Cotton Dresses
,ann's-Eighth and D Streets NV.

NOSGOb III tSScS
20-Ss.95 Rayon Print Dresses,
s4.99
12-S5.95 Rayon Plaid 2-Piece
Dresses. Size 20 only S3.99
25-s2.9S Cotton Print Dresses.
Sizes 14-16 only $500
15-s1o.s5 Rayon Crepe Dresses.
Soiled --$8.95
15-$2 90 White Cotton Uniforms.
Soiled. Size $l.59
Kann's-Second Floor.
Books
10 Copies $500 Vest Pocket
Prayer Books, "Armor of God"
and Man of God" d"--$1.0O
s-s1.5o Catholic Prayer Books,
75c
3-s1.25 Catholic Prayer Books,
75c
1s1.00 Catholic Prayer Books,
Soc
$3.50 Rosaries (green) S2.00
$500 Rosary Colored Beads,
white metal chains ---H.00
$500 "A Book OF Saints'', S1.4s
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
SDOrts1redr

21-$5.95 Black Boxie Slip Ons,
$500
16-s5.95-$6.95 Cotton Dresses.
$2.44
7-$s.S5-S12.a5 Rayon Dresses.
$500
16-$4.95-$7.95 Rayon Blouses.
$500
6s-S5.95-$7.95 Cardigans and
SIip-On Imperfects---sea$3.SS
40-$l2.95 Two-Piece Dresses,
5000
l8-$14.95 Two-Piece Dresses,
1890
Kann'-Second Fl n.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Girls Wear

Girls Year
50-$3. -s4.s3 Girls Wool Skirts,
$1.97
10-SS.95-$10.95 Girls Cotton
Dresses S3.95
20-$1.69 $2.95 Girls Cotto
Bl0uses S9c
10-S5.95 87.9S Teeners' Wool
Skirts S3.95
2e-s2.9S Teeners' Blue Jeans,
S1.9s
1e-S5.s5 Teeners' Red Cardigan
Sweaters ----------&3.95
kann'S-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Toys

Toys
1-S11.60 Blond Finished Table
and Chair Set, marred- S6.s9
1895 Maple Finished Table
and Chair Set $5.S9
1-s17.50 AH-Metal Hand Car,
marred d-------------------S.95
1-S20.95 Metal Ariplane to ride,
marred d-----------------$12.88
1-S10.s5 Large Metal Coaster
Wagon, nnarred -------$6.S9
7-s12.s5 Metal Gliding Swings,
msrred d-------------------$7.S9
1-s5.s3 Rubber Tired Metal
Scooter, marred $2.99
10-S1.95 All-Metal Skate Scooter,
marred d---$1.l9
1-S3.95 Horse Rocker Sho-F1y,
marred $2.49
1-s14.95 Chuckles Baby Doll,
soiled Observation-Disclosures 1898
2-S9.95 Magic Skin" Baby Dolls,
soiled ------------------$4.SS
2-S11.95 Magic Skin" Baby
Dolls, soiled ----$5.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

81 Fomou. Name Lace Trimmed Royon Penes Black only
Broken sizes s-------------- 59e
$15 Extra Size Cotton Boomers with full elastic in wo and
Ieo-bonds. Teorose Some soIed 49e
$l.ee Fomous Name Reyon Slips Toored style. Teoose.
SiiohtIy soed. Not all sizes SOC
S2s5 Shorty Poomes Of Soft Cotton soed Broken $39
Impeees Of 6se Grods Rayon Vests Teoross Broken sizes
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

Knit Under,rear
Inaperfeets Of Famous Name Royon Slip.
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to sos. SNORT toiIored and lace 9v ~
trimmed styles in donty posteIs. Popular as~@
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Evening star., 1947-10-23
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sirIs' $3.50 end $2.s5 .
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Sizes Z to IL.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
Church To Hold
Summer Kindergarten

The Rev. Harvey W. Glazier,
rector of the Good Shepherd
church, announced last night that
plans for the continuance of kin
d%ergarten classes have been made
at the church, for the months Of
June and July.
Miss Florence Huband has been
appointed to direct the program,
which has been changed to present
activities of interest to the attend
ing children, the Rev M. Glazier
said.
Parents interested in entering
their children are urged to con-
tact Miss Huband, 610 South Fourth
street, telephone 6048. The classes
will be conducted five days each
week, from 9 a. M. until IL o'clock
each morning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01

Albright, former director Of the
state employment service. has
opened temporary albright fol
governor campaign headquarters
here.
A publicity release received to.
day said that a small staff of vol.
unteer workers has already begun
holding sessions to answer CORE.
spondence and begin campaign
publicity" and the question of the
week in the headquarters was:
When does an unannounced
candidate for governor find time
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
DOG VACCINATION
DATES SET HERE
DR.. A. H. Elliot, County
Health Officer, Refers
To Law

Reminding dog owners of the
state law requiring the annual
vaccination of all dogs more than
six months old, DR.. A. H. Elliot,
county health officer, has an.
nounced the clinic schedule to be
conducted this W e e k by William
E. Lassiter, 1910 Nun street.
The schedule for June q is as
follows:
Monday: 8:30-10, corner of 10th
and Grace streets; 1O:30-12, Tiles.
ton school, Ann street side; 1904,
fire station, 18th and Dock street;
1906, William Hooper school.
Tuesday: 8:30-10, corner Of
Eighth and Ann streets; 10:30-12,
Lake Forest school; 1904, Chest
nut street school; 1905, Old Sun
set Park school.
Wednesday: 8:30-10, Fifth and
Brunswick streets; 1920 II, 18th
and Dawson streets; 2:30 4, fire
station, Fourth and Campbell
streets; 1906, Mayhan's store,
Spofford Mills.
Thursday: 8:30-10, corner Sec
ond and Marstellar streets; 1920
u, Fourth and Nixon streets: 2:30-
4, 18th and Dock streets; 4:40-6,
city garage, Ninth and flaming
streets.
Friday: 8:30-10, Front and
Castle streets; 10:30-12, Peabody
school, Sixth street side; 2:30 4,
21st and Wolcott streets; 4:30 6,
Williston high school.
Saturday: 8:3o-10, Hemenway
school, Fifth street side; %10:30-l2,
fire station, Third and Kidder
streets; 1904, Fifth and Dawson
streets; 4:30 6, Ninth and Nixon
streets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
Alice Farmer Chosen
Permanent Class Officer

GREENSBORO, May 31.-Miss
Alice Farmer, Wilmington student
at Woman's college here today
was installed as a permanent class
officer by Jean McCarver, OF
Gastonia, class day chairman,
during the first day of a three-day
commencement program.
More than 400 seniors are tax.
ing part in the annual event.
Installation of everlasting of.
ficers and presentation of the
class gift of money for a sundia.
were also features of the program,
with Chancellor W. c. jackson re.
ceiving the gift from Miss Ruth
Webb. College Park, Ca, class
president.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
to prepare a formal announce

to prepare a formal announce.
ment?"
Those who have already an.
nounced that they plan to u for
the Democratic gubernatorial nom
nation in next springs primary
are: State Treasurer Charles M.
johnson OF Raleigh, and State Rep.
Oscar G. Barker of Durham.
Albright, who has been cam
paigning for "a strengthened
United Nations with governmental
powers adequate to prevent war;
in addition to running for COVER
NOR, is executive director of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01

PVT. LUKE o. RACKLEY, son
of Mrs. D. w. Rackley, Route L,
Wilmington has recently finished
basic training at Fort Lewis, Wash
ington. R&ckley is II years old,
and entered the Army March II,
1947.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
state branch Of United World Fed.
eralists, and has been serving AZ
temporary chairman of the FEEDER
alists' National executive council.

Food especially planned for folks
over so is a coming thing and the
American Magazine describes one
pioneer as a powder which con-
tains blends of whole milk. skim
milk, and dried brewers y e a t
and rich in minerals and vitamins
-, B complex, c, and D.