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Evening star., 1940-02-25
AuroAAoe,LEs ron sAlr.

La SALE 1899 eonysrtible club couDe;
br.nd-nex car; cost $1,000; our price.
se1ms noToss fe.s
and sts; NV Dapcn: 1900, open sun
nsv:esr appearance: radio and heater:
v 1928 N.Y. WiscSnsin so11 Motors Inc" lo4o Wis.
LINCOLN 1887 zEPHYR sedan; new ma
safe drtvins; 8 very good tires: roomy
ssss and y:
LINCoLN-zEPHYR 1887 sedan; excellent
white sid.waii h % Tres % WSeiesaie, s$ss %:
terms Acme Motor Sales l3l7h 18th
LINCOLN-zEPHYR 1887 sedan; the out
standing Streamlined car for performance
nnd cSSmior ns:ntu, e see Sasn q, n
,.t ,nd Nv 1EAFY Ya4E iv! !R Ras,z, Rsos so,s
sedan; beautiful deep blue .nnish. luxurious
y upholstered. white-wall tires. Can buy
ST. sunday ;s,ss ens
LIMcoLN.zEPHYs, Is1Hsc ME. 1887 .ouEins s-p.s:
Offering this exceptionally hne car for the
week end only ovIN;ss # s47s W1R FS3lg Guaranteed
s4s7 Y1gK Tes5 si fzSk$RD SW RiS151's RESh5s s.a,
LINCoLN-zEPHYR 1888 4-door sedan:
little 0Ue and very esrefuly Ss prom
oasn sa Mose sts NRs snd ond STne. 0ff 22
MERCURY 1899 4-door trunk sedan: built
FdS ana ss as'ss sscw se no vss saSss
iSs sasS sSss.ns:sS; es'h sssS sss%:; ilssssl ssi
.' ave. NV V5s GsoTsia oast aiss. ef OSLO 'e0f''a
MERCURY 1899 2-door; equipped with
be aaa st sTsy. u y
Blue Ribbon susrsntee; sss 0 only sles utSs DOWN
MOTORS asS NAY iio Tn .ss
Decatur 63O2
MERCURY 1889 maroon 4-door town Sc
dan: radio, heater; man can't keep up
to pay Out out. Can accept % Old 1 car iotd in trade
Hr dsaaSen sna " sve ME- hsss ss Not9S Ssk
for Mr.. Williams.
MERCURY, 1899 4-door sedan: see this
SI: SsTy nS low miIssss oI,s black hnish; real
,,o,H 3, i, EEARy; i, ! 'R 3 zIss BROS {, s1zooo
MERCURY 1893 Fordor town sedan: mer-
pany: @ $3.50 % discount. '' Los.n 81 S MotoT iiI1
18th DI. $500.
NASH 1s4o DC luxe g sedan: cruising gear.
| tion Robinson Motors, Capitol Heights,
Md. at D. c. line. Hillside Os52,
NASH 1886 de luxe "6-cylinder' sedan;
beautiful condition: owner sacrifice. S2Sh,
terms. Displayed by Roper" 1880 r: ].
ne.
OLDSMOBILE 1888 2-door trunk sedan;
! black finish. radio and heater. white side
wall tires seat covers; motor in perfect
condition. 41o5 Wis. aye. Mr.. BUNTING
oLDSMoB1LE 1889 4-door trunk sedan;
fa. sh a. T.. cs
by one careful owner; S645: guaranteed:
easy terms: liberal trade allowance. LEO
ROCCA, INC. Direct Factory Dodge Dealer,
6315 Georgia ave. NV. Georsia alS5.
OLDsMOBILE 1892 sedan: only $50; must
be seen today: may not be here tomorrow
: ''li i. i0s 5. fIEARy, yR, = BROS.
1st and New York Ave. NE. Hobart 60le.
o1nsa assT @0qs ri
oticial; dark green f,nish: velvet uphol-
stery nearly new tires. dual equipment.
Only $3.50. Logan Motors, 18th and N
SITS. NV. District 1903.
OLDSMOBIE 1899 club cpe Tm-Dark
blue, white-walled tires: 10000 miles: pro
fsssionaal snana man sax only owner: $3.50 already
OLDSMOBILE 1888 touring 5-passeneer
coupe: original black ffnish. very good
tires clean interior: splendid car for bust
ARD. 24ti, and N SITS Republic O145
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AuroAAoRlles foR SALE

OsNSDss60 VSW 0SA06s
::sS5E s ;s'1's ssss sss
s:ssss xo sssf sss'.s
this low price then see It today: black
nnish; radio; good condition; value hard
,ss, 1.ls aas1sz i. NV ,n.. 4ss.,s ssSs: 1900.
sS3d s.d FOOD FSssl.s '9sa, sa'sss aeaa:ssisSs
new black top. red leather upholstery, good
mechsnical condition; special terms. Mel
yia 1 Rooney 3; Motor Gns1 Sales Capitol Heishts.
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door trunk: radio and
ns tor Sales Capitol Heights ND. Hillside
sooa tres isash meeh.nieaiiy sss pe4fset
Sasrince. Mc1, essS $500 cash to maintain credit.
nISLYtMpPuTH Fly I 1889 4.door sedan; 4 car
Only ss$s, dusranteed. nses scHIEaEL LEX S.'s I;
RUnEIN, RsndoInS saia SS5 Carroll st. Takoma' D. c.
ss q9da 1sss g S1s Se
SON. $3.50 wis ave vi. sls5. l''-
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door trunk
day np.sf spse. as sass tr'' Nilsson ffsR f's
THOMPSON. $3.50 Wis. ave. WI. 5I85
ssd.s saapped with es sasSr oToap 'Gsea. see.s.
ever eyssrythinE IhnE to please the critical buyer
,.a' ~. i IH,Ih p, IEARY, LEA. ~ JR = BROS. =, .
pI ,vAGOIrTu 1Qok a. l,,ye cnuna. .. dio
saa Ssster .ssan. @ u unpaid balance. HSs $780, 'C
702 Butternut st. NV.
s125. Emerson 1888 442s Reservoir I'd.
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe; AL condition; a
1908 14th 81. NV. No. as9s. No. 1879,
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe sedan perfect
condition; will sacrif1ce by owner. 4312
Garrison St NV Emerson 67s3
PLYMOUTH i9ss de luxe sSs.n 4-d1or trunk
i7oa isth St. Nv. oo Or cali WI 4iss.
PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door trunk sedan;
eIsn 81 our Pus9 snns ns saras sy
0n'' styfAi sTANpARp llas No MoToR s5aos SALES.
1908 14th st. NV. NO. .29s. NO. 1879:
PLYMOUTH 1926 4-door sedan: good con-
Georeia 3735:
PLYMOUTH 1898. de luxe coupe; original
black inish. brand-new tires. no scratches
no dents: owned by q prominent citizen
",oA say we viii viii allow what paid Tor it on on
new car II kept in good condition up to
June / 194n. Logan Motor Co.. 3540 14th
PLYMOUTH 1877 1927 4,a9e5 ssa trunk sedan With Il,
trade Adams 1855
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,AuroAAoslles eos sAlE.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SAlE.
ssd :s, Ssasi. ssi Ssas:esissss ssss''
sSh;X1oggTA 1887 sea9s: l@@ssalsss CON
asssieat ass,se 70 eSf s2Sa Pontiac 4sal Con-
PLYMouTH 1888 convertible coupe; orig
xep, top dn,l a,,. equipment nosting power driven
;.n S4e5 Ask your Plymouth dssisr If this
iath s: 'scs 0qy B.tries e'ss sssi. Motors s'4o
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe coupe; black
oEisinal i,nish, dual horns, tsiilishts. sun
s4s ssaas's s ses.s DOM Tses e. 81 %s.
sse'lfDsas District Lssia ssi7. Motor Co. 18th and
PLYMoUTH 1885 coupe; paint. tires and
.ssSs' 1;s K: sss: %'sss: ifss h:s
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-dr. touring sedan: a
yaine yan y1u,ll nnd hard to beat at this price:
e. il oos nisn seat covers car No g.
lss, i i4sh + sEASx 81 s:x 'R'' Hess2s bE1s 1900
PLYMOUTH 1898 4-door touring sedan;
hsdrsaic brsfes. very sood ffS sir.. iaae im
$43b; over IS other ine cars dispiayed
.s$ \ i sia s'f a;''is 7ss :'s
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe sedan; brand
ne nnew COZ. etGndition 1000 miles; oyner s.eri.
sedan: perfect: $25OOO. SIS. 90 down, bal
ance ls months I kearney. 5023 Conn. ave.
PLYMOUTH 1888 sport coupe. r. s.: tires
like new: perfect mechanically every re-
spect; sacrifice, S65.00. 1871 3rd st. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door de luxe sedan;
very low milease.. company oficiai car
Large discount will accept 90 down,
luxe; in perfect condition. Special today,
10000: $500 down. bal IS months
Kearney 6023 Conn. ave. Woodley asss. :
PoNTIAC 1887 "6" 4-door trunk sedan;
essn nsn Sx hssss hsssss ns n
luxe steering wheel: sacrif,ce. $3.50. Private.
ly owned. 191l st ne. Atlantic 1O3s-W
P,ONTlAC 1929 4-door trunk sedan; COM
clean and sound throughout, knee action
comfort hydraulic brakes. 5 fne tires
Dodse besl.r R9Sc4 1NG Mo F. Pirec: Factor,
PONTIAC 1889 opera-seat coupe; custom
radio and heater brand-new appearance
hnd m,eas,.1 peIt9rT' near nsx tires
EEns.ass Emssson RsSS' 9sSS' Dealer 1901 Conn ave.
PONTIAC 1888 de luxe 8 coupe, famous
silver Streak; original blue finish. clean
upholstery driven BY local physician. Just
traded IN on new Mercury. Only 4495
Logan Motors 3540 14th st. NV Di. 583I
Evening star., 1940-02-25
AUToMoDiLss ron SALE.

!soE1Ac roMT1Ac 1889 4-aaer tourips .saan;
n.1 ne a.s saSo a .v.r, h.sss s.. aTsSn
guaranteed; S7xb; over Is other fne carl cars
dispIayed indoor. % ven liEhted and heat:
isvlna aa0s.0O1 q. H.G. Adams $500. ooNii1e 1887
PONTIAC 1889 S-cylinder 4-door tourins
fi.t ks Elf nex .iv. many s.tr.
.is *. nss s:, s12s :ss
Ssss. ssSs iss 'iis';s i.ss ess:''s ss:
PONTIAC 1887 2-door tourinE sedan;
dandy motor. ike-new tires Immaculate
interior; economical family car; now $435;
II yell iishted and heated showroom.
Arcade noNTIAc, 1887 Irving st. n1.
PONTIAC 1898 s-cylinder 4.door touring
interior; truly . nne, car. for only s496;
% oyer 75 ans cars displayed indoor: IL vel
enntfq pnMT7A snd la7 neaseq frx,ns ,no~foom CA
PONTIAC 1888 club coupe; radio. heater.
chrome wheels; like new car; fully guar
oa fSas 0i SsEa 4sh 70 Ind iu
sts. Dupont 1900. Open sunday till 9 pm.
PONTIAC. 1888 club coupe; radio. heater,
chrome wheels; like new; fully guaranteed:
fiS Rois reds 2 md sa ,as
pont 1900 Open sundays till 8 pm
PONTIAC 1884 IT, sedan; black; passed
inspection; $3.50; can be financed. Call
GE. $500.
PONTIAC 1885 town sedan; $4,000 actual
miles: BY owner. Woodley 1852.
PONTIAC 1897 custom Windsor Prince 2.
door sedan; like brand-new; only $685.,
on terms. Roper. 1870 r. ]. ne.
sTuDEBAKER 1884 convertible coupe: ex-
cellent condition. new tires and TOP; $500
cash. Call Chestnut 1901. Is.
STUDEBAKER 1881 St. Regis de luxe Sc
dan: trunk. have taken unusual care OF
my lovely little car, Excellent motor, tires
almost new; upholstery immaculate. Sac
Evening star., 1940-02-25
AvToMo6jlgs ron sAlE.

sTUD!sAKlR 1891 Pre.ident .sd.n
ssSa sspt.d ox Ad.ms %,'e:ts osr &C
oTUpEDAKKR 1885 Dictator coupe; socd
eondttion; wiz sacrifice for $12t. NE.
sTUDEBAKER 1887 4-door trunk sedan;
all-steel construction: hydraulic brakes;
best tires: smooth, thrifty motor; very
clean throughout. S469: guaranteed. CALL
Carl M MoT9E 9ss SALES 44ss Conn. ave.
eTUDHBAKER 1887 s-cylinder coupe,
82O6 0eorgia ave. sH. 600.
STUDEBAKER 1884 6-cylinder, $3.50: i'm
maculate. KILLER studebaker. s2O6 0eor-
TERRAPI4ANE 1898 touring sedan; radio,
heater, hne motor, very good tires. i'm
maculste interior; economical transporta-
tion; reduced to S43b. PACKARD, Gath
and SITS. nv. Republic O146.
TERRAP14ANE 1895 brousham: clean,
| sound. smart and thrifty; thousands Of
miles Of satisfying service with minimum
expense: excellent tires: S295: guaranteed
CALI. CARL MOTOR SALES Geofgia ave.
| and Peabody st. NV. GE 2444.
TERRAPLANE 1887 brouGham; immacu-
late condition: performs perfectly, 5 hne
tires: Will serve you smartly and well;
$416: guaranteed. CALL CARL MOTOR
SALES: Georgia ave. and Peabody st. NV.
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PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe coupe; excep-
tionally clean: low mileage. No use for
car: S265: terms II desired. Mr.. Charles,
SIS G. pl NV
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pletely reconditioned and guaranteed. very
clean and sound throughout. knee action
comfort, hydraulic brakes. s fine tires
Sa65 LEO ROCCA. INC. Direct FACTORY
Dodge Dealer. N Y. and Fla. aves. ne.
Evening star., 1940-02-25

OLDsMOBILE 1888 touring 5-passeneer
coupe: original black finish. 5 very good
ness or pleasure: reduced to -S335. PACK
ARD. 24til and SITS. Republic O1S5.
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PONTIAC 1899 opera-seat coupe; custom
radio and heater. brand-new appearance
Immediately clean inside; reduced to
$500; guaranteed: easy terms: liberal trade
allowance LEO ROCCA INC, Direct
Factory Dodge Dealer, 1901 Conn ave.
Emerson 1900
Evening star., 1940-02-25

PONTIAC 1888 de luxe coupe, famous
silver Streak; original blue finish. clean
upholstery driven BY local physician Just
Logan Motors. 354O 14th St NV. nj. 6R3I
Evening star., 1940-02-25

LA SALE 1889 convertible club coupe;
hrand-new car; cost $1,000; our price.
$a15: written guarantee and low-cost new
car terms. SUPERIOR MOTORS. 14th and
P sts Dupont ZOO Open Sunday till G D m
Evening star., 1940-02-25

PONTIAC 1887 "8'' 4-door trunk sedan;
black nnish low mileage, nne condition,
clean throughout, heater. defroster. Mo-
torola radio. seat covers. elec clock and de
luxe steering wheel; sacrifice $3.50 Private.
ly owned. 1911 st ne Atlantic lO3S.W
Evening star., 1940-02-25

| PLYMOUTH 1897 2-door trunk sedan, de
luxe In perfect condition Special today,
| 100000: $500 down. bal IS months.
| kearney. 6O23 Conn. ave Woodley NH6H :
Evening star., 1940-02-25

LA SALE 1887 4-dr trunk sedan: black
fnish, white-side tires. spotless: radio:
S545. Wisconsin Motors, Inc, 1O45 Wis.
ave Mich on14
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OLDSMOBILE 1893 model F-3S de luxe
club coupe; owned by Dept. of Interior
ofncial; dark green finish. velvet uphol-
stery nearly new tires. dual equipment.
Only $500. Logan Motors, 18th and NJ
sts. NV. District 5SO3.
OLDSMOBILE 1899 club cpe. t7m-Dark
blue, white-walled tires: $4,000 miles: pro-
fessional man only owner: $3.50, already
financed Box 1O7-C, Star
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GRAHAM 1897 4-door sedan: good look
Ing: radio. heater. fine tires; bargain at
S395: Pohanka Service, 1925 Goth st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-02-25

Fl. B. IEARY. JR.. q BROS.
1st and New York Ave. NE. Hobart 6O12.
LA SALE 1897 de luxe 4-door sedan:
black, white-side tires: little used S425;
terms. Col. o075 Dealer
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FORD 1887 Tudor. So99; immaculate,
illler Studebaker, S206 Georgia ave. SH.
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PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door trunk sedan with
heater and radio: $3.50. Cannot accept
trade Adams 1855.
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HUDSON 1898 4-door trunk sedan: new
condition: beautifully appointed: sootlessly
clean in and out: 5 fine tires: $3.50; guar
antesd liberal trade allowance. CALL
CARL MOTOR SALES Georgia ave. and
Peabody ST NV GE o44d
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FORD 1887 "S5" de luxe coupe 1869;
immacuate Hitler Studebaker, s206 Geor-
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PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door touring sedan;
this car looks and performs like brand-new.
Fully guaranteed Only S47g. SCHLEGEL
& GOLDEN. 333 Carroll ST.. Takoma. D. C..
Randolph R4l6
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PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door de luxe sedan !;
very low milease.. company ofiicial car.
Large discount will accept 500 90 down,
pal months. Kearney. 6023 Conn ave.
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MERCURY 1899 4-door sedan: see this
streamlined beauty today: seat covers.
very low mileaee: black hnish; real
Evening star., 1940-02-25

MERCURY 1899 Fordor town sedan: mer-
curry blue: heater; used by ofncial Of com.
pany: $3.50 discount. Logan Motor. I'LL
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HUPMoBLE 1882 sedan; good car for
the man who has less to spend: see it
and you'll buy it for only S55
IEARY IR 4 RRAS
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OLDSMOBILE 1892 sedan: only $50; must
be seen today: may not be here tomorrow
H. B LEARY. JR.. 4 BROS.
1st and New York Ave NE Hobart R(j1o
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HUDSON 1885 de luxe sedan: wheels.
trunk, radio: bank will sell for unpaid
balance. S165: terms $40 cash SIS
month. Displayed by Roper" 1880 r.
/ ne
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21
Should Learn How To Stay
Divorced --- At Least For A While

If she can stay unmarried for a
time and make good use Of her
aloneness, the divorce has a fine
chance of staying married the Sec
ond time. ]
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21

for a tour through Florida before
returning to their home.-Mrs. D.
N. West, of Washington, D. c.,
arrived Sunday to visit her parents
MIR. and Mrs. H. H. Clark, for a
few weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. j. Wilton
Lewis spent several days last week
in the mountains of Western North
Carolina and Tennessee.
Mrs. D. L. Blue, Sr., of Rich
mond, Va, returned home last Fri
day after spending a few days
here with friends and relatives
These from Elizabethtown leaving
Monday to attend the G.. A. house
party at Meredith college in Ra.
leigh were: Misses Nanette Cour.
son, Frances Cain, Frances Young,
Frances Melvin, Eunice Campbell,
Lisley Yandle, Gwenda Thompson,
Doris Melvin, Frances Lovett,
Nancy Bryant, Anne Victoria Nc
Daniel, Alice Bostic, Peggy Ingolc
and Polly Ingold. They were &C.
companied by Mrs. M. L. Fisher
and Mrs. c. E. Cain.-Mr. anc
Mrs. B. F. Stone left Saturday
for New York to attend the Worlds
Fair. They will also visit in Am
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21
Elizabethtown

ELIZABETHTOWN, June 20 -
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Hutchinson
and daughter, Lucia Claire, of Fay
etteville, we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A. Hutchinson Sunday
Mrs. Whitehurst, of Norfolk, Va,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. j.
Kemp.-Mrs. W. o. Briggs is visit
ing relatives and friends in More
head City.-Mrs. E. c. Bennett
and daughter, Barbara Jeanne,
spent the weekend in Louisburg
with relatives. They accom-.
banded there by Miss Imogene
Phillips who has been their guest
for several days.
Charles Woodhouse is spending
several weeks at an R. o. T. c.
camp in Oklahoma.-Mrs. Melvin
Honeycutt, of Hope Mills, is spend
ing a few days here with her
father, N. A. Regain, who is crit
cally ill.-Mrs. John Cross and son,
Jack, left Sunday for Chapel Hill
where Jack will attend summer
school for six weeks. Theyexpec1
to come home for the week-ends.
Ross johnson, who is taking
a business course in Fayetteville,
spent the past weekend at his
home.-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin John
son have recently moved to Clinton
where Mr.. johnson has been trans
fered with the Gate City Life In
surance company.
D. A. Hutchinson spent one day
last week in Goldsboro.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. L. Findley, of Raleigh
were guests of the latters parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Regain, during
the weekend. - DR.. and Mrs.
Chandler Shaw, of pittsburg, Penn.
who have been spending several
days at White Lake left Saturday
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21
BAKER AUXILIARY
HOLDS FINAL MEET

LUMBERTON, June 20.-The
auxiliary to Baker sanatorium held
its last meeting of the summer on
Tuesday afternoon at the summer
home of DR.. and Mrs. H. M. Baker
at White Lake. Twenty-Five mem
Der. attended with Mrs. r. H. Liver
more presiding over a short bust
les session. Miss Evelyn Priest,
X-ray technician at Baker sanato-
rum, gave the program, lecturing
on a recent trip to a meeting of the
American Society Of X-Ray Techni-
clans at Memphis, Tenn. Punch,
sandwiches, cookies and candies were
served on the spacious verandah
overlooking the lake.
Members of her bridge club were
entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. H.. P. Allen. Mrs. Frank Nc
Leod, only visitor, was winner of
high score prize and Mrs. E. A. Allen,
Jr., won low score. Tea and sand
wiches were served after the game
to Mines. Graham McKinnon, Jr.,
Wilton and J. R. Barnes, B. G..
French, Edwin Whiting and Chal-
mers Biggs.
Colonel Thomas Robson chapter
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton celebrated Flag Day with a
luncheon meeting at Hotel Lorraine.
Mrs. O. L. Henry, regent, who is
spending the summe at Wrights-
vile Beach, came up to preside and
the speaker of the afternoon was
Mrs. J.. D. Pendleton of Fayette-
vile, district director. Mrs. Pendle-
ton spoke on the flag. During lunch
con Mrs. Hugh M. McAllister spoke
on the Golden Jubilee project at
Pisgah National forest. Mrs. Meal
lister had as her guest, her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Hugh A. McAllister.
The speaker was introduced by Mrs.
L. T. Townsend and after lunch
installed. two new officers, Mrs. Har-
old Collins, historian, and Mrs. John
C. Fuller, corresponding secretary.
A feature of the meeting was the
showing of the Colonel Thomas Rob-
eson scrapbook compiled by Mrs.
Fred H. Townsend, which carries a
complete history of the organization.
Mrs. Max Weinstein entertained
her bridge club at her home on Tues
day afternoon. A dessert course was
served on arrival and bridge was
in play at two tables during the
afternoon. Mrs. David Morse, OF
Newark, N. j., the only visitor, was
presented a gift and high score prize
was won by Mrs. J. L. Meehan
Others playing were Mines. w. c.
Hammond, Jr., Harold Collins, j. b.
Johnson, Harold Goode, Stephen Nc
Intyre. II, and Miss Mary Cobb.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21
BY RUT-- MILLETT

A lot of advice is handed out on
how to stay married, but there
hasn't been anything said to date
about how to stay divorced. And
that is important. Not how to stay
divorced forever-but how to stay
unmarried long enough to make
sure the second husband is the
right one
A great many Divorces are in
such a hurry to marry again, they
make a worse choice the second
time than they did the first.
It is easily understandable. They
are used to the pattern of mar
riage and feel lost when they find
themselves single women.
Then. too, their pride eggs them
on. They want to show the world
and their ex-husbands they CAN
marry again.
Love, Not Pride or Convenience
Someone ought to tell them how
to stay unmarried until they are
ready to marry, not for convent
ence or for pride, but for love.
The way to beat pride is to say,
The man who was my husband is
out of my life now. He must no
longer influence any decisions l
make. If I marry just to "show
him"-that is giving him power to
run my life"
The way to avoid a marriage of
convenience is to face the fact that
a woman living alone needn't be
a pitiful object. That is, if she
spends the same time and thought
on managing her life and way of
living as she did while she was
married.
OF course, it isn't enough for a
woman to wait a while between
marriages. She must make good
use of the wait. That is the perfect
time for her to take a good look at
herself, make a searching study of
her marriage and why it failed.
Then she can decide what she real
ly wants out of life-for keeps,
that is, not Just long enough to
show the world she can get along
very well without her husband.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21
PERSONALS

Miss Mary Frances Cause has
left for a visit with friends in
Statesville and western North Car
Gina. !
Mrs. Gladstone Butler, of Rich
mond, Va, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles P. Bolles, at Wrights-
vile Beach.
Miss Martha McCaig has left
for Baltimore, Md, to spend the
weekend as the guest of Miss SUI
zelle HoWes.
Mrs. George c.. Snyder and
children, of Charlotte, r occupy
ing the Sternberger cottage on
Wrightsville Beach.
Miss Augusta Roethlinger,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Roethlinger, has gone to Camp
Leach for two weeks.
Mr., and Mrs, Frank L. johnson
have returned to their home IN
Sta~tesville, after a visit here with
Captain and Mrs. T. J. Cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Aud have
returned to the city from Phila.
delphia where they were called on
account of the death of Mr.. Auld's
sister, Mrs. William Kelley.
Miss Kathryn Roethlinger, Miss
Dorothy Weeks, of Wallace, anc
Thomas Best and Tom Eead, OIL
Wilmington, have returned home
from Roci.y Mount, where they
attended the June German.
MI. and Mrs. James M. Black
of Columbia, S. c., are expected
to arrive Saturday to spend the
weekend with Mr.. Blacks sister,
Mrs. Charles P. Bolles, at he1
cottage at Wrightsville Beach.
Miss Margaret McClammy, who
has been spending the winter ir
New York, will arrive today te
spend her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nc.
Clammy al their home in Forest
Hills.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21
D CLUB AT
IBURGAW MEETS WITH
R THOMPSON

BURGAW, June 20.-Mrs. Ener'
o Thompson entertained the Round
Dozen Bridge club Tuesday after
noon. The club high score prize, a
vase, was won by Miss Maude Pad
olson. The second high, a pitcher,
was won by Mrs. T. J. Belts. The
hostess served a delicious frozen
salad course with iced tea.
The members of the Baptist Y. W
A. held their monthly meeting Mon
day night at the home of Miss Alma
Hocutt. Fifteen members were pres
emit. Miss Mary Florence Sawyer was
program leader. She presented Mrs
Rosa Powell, a missionary to Africa,
who spoke of her experiences II
Nigeria, Africa. After the interest
ing talk the hostess served lemon
AIDE with nut bread and sailed nuts,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21
Mrs. Tillery,
Bride OF Last
Evening, Feted

Miss Gertrude Moore and Mrs.
Hayward Moore entertained yester
day at 1 o'clock at a lovely luncheon
on Wrightsville Sound complimentins
Mrs. Hampton Tillery whose wed
ding took place last evening.
Guests included Mrs. Tillery
honoree, Mrs. Francis S%pelshouse, of
Baltimore, Miss Sally Mccormick, of
Washington. D &, Mss Louise Oar.
den, of Wilson. Miss Margaret Be.
lamy, Miss Margaret Farmer, Miss
Dorthy Harriss, Miss Mary Boat
wright, Mrs. William E. Told and
Mrs. B. K. Myers.