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High School Girl Tell. Why
Some Dates Are Failure.
Advises Boys About Annoying Habits That Turn
Pleasant Tine Into An Affair Of Boredom
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Some of may sound as though we
have continual grouches when write tell you about the
things that get Because we do it does not
mean we are day compainers for just often
remark about pleasing qualities But it seems to that
all of profit by needing what wrong instead of turning
deaf ears to such information and keeping alert for
peasanries that can be overdone
am young high school girl and get along very well
with my friends acquaintance at school, but like
one else notice the qualities about others that pleasing
and those that dpleasing And believe me- instinc-
lively know when am off the wrong foot in the opin-
aon of Others When this try to the
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II Is because / have noticed the
things about boys that please me
and have often jotted them down,
am now going to write my i'm
pressions of thumbs down" habits
many young fellows have. II won't
hurt them to hear about them.
because they certainly don't hest
tate to tell a girl what is wrong
with her.
have had lots of dates with
hoys-some very pleasant, some
very tiresome-and some down.
right nervewracking.
What makes a date with a boy
turn out to be nervewracking in
stead of a pleasant affair?
First of all, he can spoil things
by being a show off," If fellow
Is personable and intelligent and
able to show a girl a good time,
he doesn't have to do an act to
impress her with the fact that
she is lucky to have the date.
He doesn't have to think that
drinking is a necessity and en-
barrass girl who can have good
time without hosting her elbow"
The biggest bores l know are the
chaps who not only insist on taxi
ing a bottle with them, but also
insist on everyone in the party
drinking, too. I have no desire
to go into a dry dissertation, but
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must admit the best times have
ever had have been with young
men who don't think that a drink
Is a necessity.
Guaranteed TO take the Joy out
Of any date is the male braggart.
When he starts In TO \ .orify him
self his sorry partner knows that
she is sunk" and that further
more, there isn't a chance of hear
ing anything but listen while I
tell you this about me" for the
rest of the evening.
But the biggest kill joy" Of all
Is the bright boy who has to con-
tinually wise crack Probably
no drearier personality exists than
the smart chap whose mind Is al
ways racing ahead of what he has
to say. so he can finish up with
a smart remark. The fact that
someone usually has to be the
butt of his would-be humor doesn't
bother him at all.
Oh, well. what is thta old say
ing, Where there's no sense.
there's no feeling"
That certainly applies to the
wise-cracker. Some one else can
have him for date. I'll take the
boy who knows how to forget the
personal pronoun "I' at least once
in a while.
MISS HIGH SCHOOL
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flaealn Nafa--ssd and PAX sss.
niEiop James n Pike. pastor. sun
daf 0hfDi 70 e. n sacrament meet
Ing 100 y M blaks nleE council
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ESfha8y--fio, sist ana Verde. nsT.
Arthur :. Stevenson. psssof. SUNDAY
CaItary--ssie -. y - rev. ". =
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q n. Services, II e m
aiffE--Iecsma ave- and Dislsion
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B~sbsi--ao. lin sn9 sss n<s.
Carl Hedesn. pastor Sunday aefl<<sls
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rHKE nrTuODIsT

First--isli ~ q hsy. y
a. m, eeryless II q m ara - .
~. sermons WAKING Ia ne Lssts
ana "Why ~ a Christian
HeHlnlft fsfk=-si6 ~. Hzth 81
REV. 4 q ksrby. pastor sunday
school 10 q M Services II m
ana E<at<i ssrsie<. 100 .. ~. Teas1E
people. .. ~.
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Independent BfbIs Charch - pivi-
sion ave. and q ~. Rev. Roy Tai
mades Brumbauen. pastor. sunday
school. Q 10 n. m. services. III a. m,
and y. m. prayer Mt D. m.
meeting OF Young groups. tbs 3, m.
Sermons; The Heights and Depths
Of Spiritual Experiences" ana God
Tells Ia tho Judgment OF All Ma
tlons."
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CHURCH on THR OPFN BIbI.E

Adams street Chapfl--eo. iILh and
Aoans Rev Pred Hofnahuh pastor.
Sunday sc{looi ss43 . N THURSDAY
T-f5 p N. Sermon. The Origin q
Sin. Sickness and THE Devil"
FAITH 9ission--SuE1n1it road Rev.
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omHIsrIAs aSe MISSIONARY

TabernacIe---Bo. 6th ana n ats. REV
Dwight n Ferguson. pastor. sunday
school, es5 a IN. shryices. IL =, ~.
and T.5o D. m youth and aaul,
prayer. g and ESQ y. NJ. Youth Cru
ssde. $50 q. m. b<rmons Wbat
Are We Inyafdiy7" and "A Cal 70
Aeet God"
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IS =. m. Services. II a m. ana
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COVENANT CHURCH

Firsf--So 10th and ! sta, Rev
Carl II Peterson. pastor sunday
school. aisb a. m. Services II ., m.
Young people and Junior league. .
D. m. Sermons. Tho First sign
and "A Home-Ci
Harvard nranch== Midland. Sunday
school. 10 30 a. m. Services Saturday.
7 y. IN.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-11

ers' Mrs. Heide Trask. Mrs. v,,,,
Toomer, Mrs. Ben H. Cobb an, ivy, y,
Whit T. Benton. Wy
Miss Nancy Campbell, Mic,
gy Davis, Miss Margaret Bs1,.
Miss Alice James, Miss Fuoi. n.
tiers, Miss Peggy Moore, ME- iss \, Vat
garet Mayo White, Miss Lossia va. VI
Tor, Miss Susanna Hogue, Mjs, y !!
lie Robertson, Miss B e ty Cs. ~
brant, Miss Eunice Foss, Of S Ssi'''
nah, Ga, Miss Louise Wasb 1ssl'
Miss Betty sibley, Miss S's,,
Cooper, Miss Laura Foss. Of s sa u
nah, Or, Mrs. Maurice H. Mo",.
Mrs. James E. Russell. Mrs. NY
ton Best, of Fremont, Mr. y" '
Robert Morrison, Mrs. ]. Coo, :
Thornton, Mrs. Ben Thornton :,
Greenville, S. c., Mrs. W. A. W., y
II, of Rocky Mount, Mrs. john r' y
Alexius, Mrs. j. A. Allen oldb..
Mrs. Odell HUMPHREYS, Mrs. e NJ.
vid Jones, Mrs. Horace :
Thompson, Mrs. N. L. Foy M
Harry McGirt, Mrs. Eugene ,l%'
son, and Mrs. C. Wayne Spenrs. T,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-11
Country Club At Harbor Island
Is Scene OF Lovely Card PART

The Harbor Island annex of the
Cape Fear Country club was e
scene of one of the most delightful
bridge teas given this season on
Friday afternoon. The clubrooms
were most attractively arranged
with asters and gladioli and bridge
was in play at twenty-five tables
during the afternoon. Following
the game light refreshments were
served.
Roy Craig, of Lake Wales, Fla,
Mrs. J. Laurence Sprunt, Mrs. j..
Reginald Mallett, of Baltimore,
Mrs. Robert Jewett, Mrs. Rufus Le-
Grand, Mrs. duBrutz Poisson, Mrs.
Raymond H. Holland, Mrs. Nancy
Nixon Hardwicke, Mrs. w. T..
|Cheatham, of Burlington, Mrs.
Robert G. Cronly, Mrs. Walter
Storm, Mrs. George P. James,
Mrs. Thomas w. Davis, Mrs.
George E. Kidder, Mrs. George
L. Morton, Mrs. Harry Wool
colt, Mrs. Jennie Gilchrist Hill
Mrs. E. Kedar Bryan, Mrs. Charles
]. Becker, Miss A a Cantwell,
Miss Virginia Horne, of Wadesboro,
Mrs. Robert Richards, of Atlanta,
Ga, Mrs. Frank Higgins, Mrs.
Miles Cary, Mrs. George Little, of
W~adesboro, Mrs. Ernest Peschau,
Mrs. T. E. Brown, and Mrs. Will
liam C. Broadfoot.
Miss Elizabeth Horne, Of Wades-
boro, Mrs. William M. Peck, Mrs.
M. M. Riley, Mrs. J. Marshall Frye
Mrs. A. M. Hall, Mrs. Robert G..
Rankin, Mrs. Fred E. Little, Mrs.
j. M. Gregg, Mrs. John c VESSEL,
Mrs. ]. o. Carr, Mrs. James F. Ro-
bertson, Mrs. l. J. Sutton, Mrs. o.
F. Cooper, Mrs. L. E. Whitfield, of
Asheboro, Mrs. c. M. Barrus, of
Clinton, Mrs. Robert c. Cantwell,
Jr., Mrs. H. Allen Higgins, Mrs. j.
Buren, Sudbury, Mrs. Claude How
ell, Mrs. c. L. Meister, Mrs. R..
G. Hodgkin, Mrs. Horace Pearsall,
Mrs. Robert R. Christie, Mrs. E.
Reid Toms, Mrs. james L. Wells,
Mrs. William H. Henderson, Mrs.
Fred w. Brown, Mrs. Bert K. My
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-11
MRS. RILEY SMITH,
RECENT BRIDE, FETED

Mrs. S. E. Thurlow and Mrs. N.
W. Hahn entertained Mrs. Riley
Smith Thursday evening at tn e
home of Mrs. Hahn, 513 South
Fourth street.
Mrs. Smith was showered with
many useful gifts.
The brides contest was played
with Mrs. ]. E. Powell winning
first prize, other interesting con-
tests were played with the prizes
given, a guess box contest was also
played. The bride winning the prize
Refreshments were served. TIL e
home was beautifully decorated
with many lovely flowers.
Guests were: Mrs. jamie Smith,
Miss Serena Smith, Mrs. ellsworth
Smith, Mrs. H. S. King, Mrs. Frank
Williams, Mrs. Robert Mathews,
Mrs. Archie Dixon, Mrs. Jeanne
Todd, Mrs. G. M. Hutto, Mrs. j..
W. Reaves, Mrs. j. l.. Roderick,
Mrs. WILDER Cherry, Mrs. Lillian
Mcpherson, Mrs. o. C. Herring,
Mrs. 4. M. Padrick, ST., Mrs. R.
P. McClammy, Mrs. Joe Mathis,
Mrs. Pearly Townsend Mrs. Ro-
bert Reaves, Mrs. Audrey Bryan,
Miss Nettie Baker, Miss Helen
Saunders.
Miss Alice Hewlett, Mrs. w. H.
Batson, Mrs. T. B. Jackson, Mrs.
j. E. Powell, Miss Elizabeth Thur
low, Miss Marie Hahn, Miss Mary
Rogers, Mrs. Robert Hall, Miss
Grace Miller, Mrs. Helen Dick, Mrs
Paul Edwards, Mrs. Alma Page,
Miss Virginia Jacobs, Mrs. Major
Dukes, Miss Cornatzer, Mrs. Willie
Hawkins, Miss Dorothy Collie, Mrs
Owen Philaw, Miss Gertrude Her
ring, and Mrs. j. S. Bryan. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-11
Mrs. Canady,
Bride, Honored
At Party Here
Mrs. Lacy And Mrs. McCrary
Are Hostesses Friday
Night For Bride

Mrs. W. B. McCrary and Mrs. L.
v. Lacy were hostesses at a bridge
party and crystal shower Friday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Lacy
on Chestnut street, honoring Mrs.
Maurice Canady, a recent bride.
Bridge was played progressively
at four tables with Mrs. Maurice
Canady as high scorer. Mrs. E. B.
White received the low score award
while Mrs. Sam Sondey was Win
ner of the travelling prize.
At the conclusion of the game an
ice course in pink and white was
served. Mrs. Canady was showered
with crystal in her chosen pattern.
Mrs. Sam Sondey, another b i d e,
was presented a lovely Fostoria
vase.
Guests included Mrs. M. F. Can
ady, honoree, Mrs. Sam S o n d e y,
Mrs. Schaeffer Parker, Mrs. j. l..
Canady, Mrs. Eben Lewis, Mrs. E.
B. White, Mrs. c. c. Baggett, Mrs.
M. S. Nebilett, M j S S S Geraldine
King, Miriam McIntire and Mar
garet King. z
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-11
Carolina Beach
Arrivals

CASA DEL MAR - Among those
registered at the Casa del Mar at
Carolina Beach are: Mr.. and Mrs.
P. M. Cameron and children, Win
ston-Salem, Elmer Massey, of Bur-
lington, Clyde Simmons, of Bur-
lington, C. C. Shepharl, of Dur
ham. D. C. Gilmor, of Durham,
Miss Sylvia Hall, of Winston
Salem, Miss Leila Gatewood, of
Winston-Salem, Mrs. D. G.. Gates.
of Durham, Miss Frances Fields, Of
Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Kin
law, of st. Paul, little Bobbie and
Mary Kinlaw, of st. Paul, Escus
Carol, of Wilston-Salem, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Gaigler and son, Leon,
of Charlotte, J. Y. Jackson, Of Ra-
leigh, Miss Ida Duncan. of Char
lotte, Duke BURGERS, of Durham,
Ted Hayes. Of Durham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin Carroll, of Kannapo-
lis, MI. and Mrs. T. C. Humble, of
Greensboro, Dot Jones, of Dur
ham, Elinor Fields, of Durham, Mr..
and Mrs. Johnnie Johnson, of
Kannapolis. and Mr. and Mrs. c.
e. Maser, Jr., of Greensboro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-11
BRIDE-ELECT OF
MONTH IS HONORED

Mrs. J. H. Tally and Mrs. L. M.
Todd were joint hostesses Friday
night honoring Miss Frances Riven-
bark bride-elect of the month, at
the home of Mrs. Todd with a mis-
cellaneous shower. At the conclu-
sion of various games an ice course
in white and pink was served. Miss
Rivenbark was S h o w e r e d with
many useful gifts.
Guests included-Miss Rivenbark
honoree, Mesdames Betty Mathews
]. M. Green, Henry Harrel, Archie
Carr, j. E. Clark, c. D. Rivenbark,
Carlton Hingerty, Henry Boyd,
Henry Harrell, Jr., c. c. Robbins,
Misses Connie Harreu, Frances
Coughenour, Helen Warters, De-
loris Willis, Winkie Rivenbark,
Catherine Costello, Vivian Harrell,
and Eleanor Clark.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-11
R PRESBYTERIAN
CIRCLES WILL MEET

The circle of the Woman's auxi-
liary of the First Presbyterian
church will meet Monday, August
-, as follows:
Mrs. F. E. Little, chairman,
with Mrs. Jennie Gilchrist Hill
Wrightsville Beach at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. 2. W. Whitehead, chair
man, at the church at 4 o'clock.
3-Mrs. Charles Wright. chair
man, with Mrs. Newton Fisher, SIS
Princess street, at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. A. r. Kinney, chairman,
with the chairman, 9o3 Market
street at 4 o'clock.
6-Mrs. A. T. Summey, chair
man, with Mrs. S. B. Hoy. I'LL
Chestnut street at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. R. C. McCarl, with Mrs.
E. r. Toms, POI North 18th street
at 4 o'clock.
10-Mrs. R. H. Youngblood, chair
man with Mrs. John Nuckton,
Castle Hayne, Monday at 8 o'clock.
Circles 4. 8 and 9 will not meet
this month.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-11
R PHIL
AT I D

Mrs. D.. ]. Black and Mrs. A. c.
Pons entertained Friday afternoon
at bridge at the home of Mrs. Pons
on North 18th street, honoring Mrs.
Phil Buchheit, who will leave to
make her home in Greenville, S. c.,
in a couple of weeks.
High scorer of the game was
Mrs. c. E. Simpson and second
high scorer was Mrs. Eugene nj.
Farrlss. Mrs. Buchheit was pre-
sented with a gift by the hostesses.
Those present were Mrs. Buch.
helt, honoree, Mrs. c. E. Simpson,
Mrs. Eugene M. Farriss, Mrs. M.
5. Carney, Mrs. James L. Allie
good, Mrs E. L Cook, and Mrs.
Raymond Crow. /
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-11
Miss Daphne Bradshaw Becomes
Bride OF S. Kenyon Evans, Jr.

In a ceremony of beauty and
simplicity, Miss Daphne Bradshaw,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Bradshaw and S. Kenyon Evans,
Jr., of Elizabethtown, were mar
ried Thursday evening at 5 o'clock
at the home of the brides parents.
The Rev. S. F. Johnston, pastor of
the bride officiated.
A program of nuptial music was
rendered by Norman Mintz, plan
list, and Howard Littleton, vocalist.
Mr.. Mintz's numbers included 20
Promise Me- by de'Koven, "To the
Evening Star, Wagner. MI. Little
ton sang Because" by deHardelot
and II Promise You" by Ben Oak
land. T h e traditional wedding
marches were used.
The bride decended the stairway
alone and was met by the BRIDE
groom. They then proceeded into
the living room where the VOWS
were spoken before an improvised
altar of longleaf pines, southern
smilax and white gladioli thanked
on either side by seven branched
candelabra.
The bride wor a lovely fall
model of Viking blue with access
series to match. She wore a should
er corsage Of brides roses and
valley lilies. The brides mother
wore a becoming dress of blue
lace and a corsage of miniature
asters.
Due to a recent illness the moth
er Of the bridegroom was unable to
attend. MI. Evans is the o of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. K. Evans of Eliza
BEETHOVEN.
Immediately after the
a reception was held.
During the evening the bridal
couple left on a brief wedding trip,
after which they will go to Eliza
BEETHOVEN to make their home.
Among those entertaining for the
bride were: Mrs. Guy Pitts Mrs.
J.. H.. Erwin, Mrs. c. F. Hudson,
Mrs. P. c West, Mrs. Howard Lit
Teton, and Mrs. H. T. Wilson.
Birthday Party
1VANHOE, Aug. 1o.-Mr. and
Mrs. B. w. Adams of Beatty's
Bridge, honored their daughter,
Miss Myrtis Adams on her 20
birthday anniversary Wednesday
night by giving her friends a very
enjoyable party at their home.
Miss Berta Horrell, cousin of Miss
Adams, received the guests upon
their arrival and invited them into
the living room, which was beauti-
Iully decorated with ported plants
and cut flowers Of the season. A
tnree-course dinner was served the
guests, the dining table and room
being very lovely in their festive
decorations. The birthday cake.
with its artistic trimmings and
bearing 20 pink candles, gracea the
center OF the table, which at. the
close OF the meal was served by the
honoree.
AFTER a sumptuous meal the
young people again gathered in the
living room where they had music,
singing, played games and had a
pleasant evening. Several con-
tests were entered and prizes
awarded to the winning parties.
Miss Adams was the recipient of
many lovely gifts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-11

Wells recently. Mrs. Wells accom-
panied Mrs. Cook home for a few
days visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Coville have gone to Wash.
ington, D.. c., and New Hamp-
shire for a two weeks vacation.
Miss Edna Shaw visited relatives
at Carolina Beach for the week
end. IF. L. Kessler, Miss Susan
Kessler, Mrs. H, I. DeHart and
little son of Winona, West Virgin
ia, r guests. of the Rev. and
Mrs. L. W. Kessler.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-11
WOMAN'S
CIRCLES WILL MEET

The circles Of the Woman's auxi-
liary Of st. Andrews Presbyterian
church will meet as follows:
Mrs. J. L. Fulbright, chair
man, with the chairman, 400 North
Fifth street. Wednesday at 4
o'clock.
3-Mrs. c. 3. Case, chairman at
the church Tuesday at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. F. o. HUM, chairman,
with Mrs. F. L. King, Harbor Is
land, Wednesday at $3.50 o'clock.
5-Mrs. c. H. Storey, chairman,
with the chairman, Tuesday at 8
o'clock.
Birth Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Sutton, of
Hamlet, announce the birth of a
son, Oswin William, Jr., on August
5, at the Marion Sprunt annex.