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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
A
HOME CLUB HOLDS
DECEMBER

The December meeting of the
Carolina Beach Home Demonstra-
ton club was held Thursday Decem-
Der 5 at the home of Mrs. NJ. A.
Sly, with Mrs. Sly and Mrs. Fran
cir Ludwig as hostesses. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Floyd Fowler presided.
After a short business session,
Miss Ann Mason displayed an at
tractive table arrangement made of
fruits; also several other Christmas
suggestions made by club mem.
bers. After this, a Christmas
program was carried out. Porter
Wagstaff received a prize for the
most beautiful wrapped package,
Mrs. A. T. Harris received a prize
for the most useful package.
All club members were delighted
to have as their guest, Mrs. c. M.
Jones, Mrs. T. B. Marchall, of Caro-
lima Beach and Mrs. A. J. Chapman
of Washington, D. C.
The hostesses served delicious
home made jam cake with coffee and
wine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
s"lLLlAM HOOPER
|'''l' A. HAS MEET

al Inc William Hooper P.-T. A.
ssu p me regular meeting in the
nb,,,. auditorium of the school on
Nahhsoay evening. Miss Maude
dsnaSi' Of the High school Bible
evsn ~isnent, was speaker of the
tpo 'ls' Miss Weber will give
de- lessons a day this week at
ds rlss Weber in her talk Thurs
has tvehlng stated that every child
H. ale right to a good heritage,
and eeesslties of life, an education
So spifltual advancement. She al
as sdld that she uses the Bible
pctGa oasis for her teachings, de-
chsrsss certain passages to teach
hvita as'er traits. The parents we're
heve Wv TO sit with the classes that
he night watch the reaction OF
1besee children of these teachings.
everrr special classes will be held
10 morning between 1855 and
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
Miss Nancy Ann Campbell
Becomes Bride Of Alva
Fitzpatrick Cooper Here
Continued From Page Thirteen)

gowned in a lovely frock and wore
a corsage of orchids. e
Immediately following the cere-
mony the brides parents enter
tanned at a reception at their home
in Oleander. The home was ar
ranged throughout with greenery
and vases of swansonia, gardenias
and white sweetpeas. The mantels
we're banked with white carnations
and white snapdragons.
Later in the evening the couple
left for a wedding trip south, upon
their return to the city they will
make their home in Oleander. Mrs.
Cooper changed to a smart cos-
tune of black with Persian Lamb
trim and wore a small hat of
Persian lamb. She completed her
costume with black accessories and
a corsage of white roses and, lilies
of the valley.
Mrs. Cooper is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Paul Campbell,
of Oleander, Wilmington. She is
a graduate of st. Mary's school
in Raleigh and Arlington Hall in
Washington, D. c. Mr. Cooper is
the Son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. K.
Cooper, of Prattville, Ala, and
has made his home in Wilmington
for the past several years where
he is connected with the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad. He is a gradu-
ate of the Starke University school
of Montgomery, Ala, and is a
graduate of The Citadel at Charles
ton, S. c.. 5
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
|TOULA PETALAS
ENGAGED TO WE'D
MR.. MARKATOS

The engagement of Miss Toula
Petalas, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Petalas to Leonidas Markatos
of Norfolk, Va, was announced at
a formal dinner given at the home
of the ~bride-elect. Only members
of the immediate families were
present.
Those present were Miss Nausee
Petalas, Miss Rosie Petalas. Mr..
and Mrs. Steve George, Miss De-
metra George, George George, Mr..
and Mrs. Nick Koutroulias, Misses
Evelyn and Anna Koutroulias, Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Barkas, Jerry Bar.
kas and Dennis Peppos.
Out-of-town guests from Norfolk.
were relatives of the groom-to-be;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Anninos, Miss
Demetra and Pete Anninos, Mrs.
Spires Anninos, Andrew Anninos,
Mrs. Dennis Aninos, Miss Dina
Anninos, ad Nick Aninos. Also
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Kares and
Artemis Kares of Greenville.
Wedding plans will be announced
later. S
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
LOCAL STUDENTS
PLAN PROGRAM AT
VOMAN'S COLLEGE

GREENSBORO, Dec. 14,-1n a
Irrational Hanging of the
vFeenS Freshmen "Y" clubs at
Sanan's college will share the
pleVelant spirit of Christmas with
uslF faculty friends Sunday Eve
'las' December IS.
visiting the h e S of Mrs.
slafleS Duncan McIver, wife of
we founder of the college,; DR..
W. jackson, dean of administra-
u@' Miss Harriet Elliott, dean of
Num- sJrnen; and the campus residence
mns' Inc group will hang Christ
Mus wfeaths and sing carols. Miss
s sA Mobiles, of Greenville, will
Mausae singing and Misses Edna
e sss groves, of Greensboro and
rray Dahlin, Of Evanston, III, will
'TE aecordian accompaniment.
,ri tLe festivities will begin at 7:3O
, cn, a special Christmas vesper
i, bi.e IN the "Y' hut. The service
n,v Icing planned by Misses Julia
v Tss OF Boone, Elizabeth Jordan,
giLg'on' and Mary Mcfarland.
r WARY 1t will feature special
N issa1'as music and readings by
Han es Lucy Corbett, Wilmington;
MARCH, Mt. Airy; and Julia
dshy, jackson Heights, N. Y.
mod iia4ulellght ceremony will inn
NJ I LATELY erecede the hanging of
hm,se T. W. C.. A. will hold open
ig III the hut after the carol
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
Renefit Dance
Il Given At
Country Club
..,;o1 Service League Enter
tains At Clubhouse On
Friday Evening

nh. Cape Fear Country club was
,,one of one of the most en-
.,,o events of the holiday sea-
nm Friday evening when the
:, Service league entertained
:, , benefit dance for the younger
y. n the city. The ballroom of
L.. clubhouse was most attractive
=. decorations of red ribbon and
-, +aners. The balconies and col
'~rs Of the ballroom being gar
.naod with red steamers Will
,.roe red bows, the mantel was
s.rsad with pine a n d clustered
s4b tall red tapers. During the
S,aning refreshments were served.
prize winners of the evening
.,.-o Marion Woodbury. and Joce-
sn Peck in the waltz contest and
Han.ld Gore and A n n e Grace
barker in the %jitterbug contest.
Those attending were: Mary
rrzabeth Toms. Catherine Peter
.,r Catherine Russell, Anne Burr,
pIsrcbe Bolles Reynolds, L a a
poe. Agnes Morton, Louise Davis,
rocelvn Peck. Jean Parker, Annie
Grace Parker, Katherine Good
man Sarah Stanton, Kathryn
srov, Annie Mae Johnson, Caro-
line Holland. Eloise Cooper, Ann
rnper, Mary Jean Christie, Dottie
Sutherland and Sally Keels.
Burt Myers. Jr., Harold Jeter,
II, Sanford Doxey, Jr., Truman
NcGiu. Herbert Houston, Billy
McDonald, Jimmy Burns, Rock
well Poisson. Bryan Thomson,
Clark Poisson, Julian Morton, Jack
Ormond, Ned Wooten, j. A. West,
|. ". Fonvielle, Freddy Block,
Marion Woodbury., Carl Thomas.
Ed Trigg, Bobby Smith, Arthur
Shain. Allan Strange, Joe Howe,
Richard Dunlea. Donald Edmond
son, Keith Fuller, Frank Ballard,
Roger Thomas, Walker Taylor, Lee
On Todd, Nick Gore, Bubber Da-
Wis. Jack HERS, Owen R. Jones,
William King, John King, Donald
Matthew'S. Leomon Rogers, Bill
Sutherland, Cliff McIver, Dem
ming Smith, Jack Preston, Court
land Symmes, Pat Preston, Ledley
B. Symmes, Charles Brindell, Bob
BY Sanders, Charles Boney, Tai
nadge Jordan, Bill Wallace, Don
ad Gore, Pat Darden, Clarke Or
rel, Billy Boney, Bobby Little,
Carl Mathis, Dick Cantwell, Fred
Hiletts, Jr., and Paul Campbell
and others.
%Patronesses were Mrs. Julian
Morton, Mrs. Nelson MacRae, Mrs.
] I. Roe, Mrs. Lester Preston,
Mrs, Emmett Bellamy, Mrs. Ray
mono Holland, Mrs. Arthur Diehl,
Mrs. Frederick Willetts and Mrs.
B, R. Morrison. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
HAIR CROPS

A Chicago scalp specialist states
that the average person who
reaches the age Of go without be-
coming bald grows about Is crops
of hair, a new one every four
years l
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Chino and Glassware

1-$3sS 15-Piees Light Blue Gloss Bridge sst---$2eo
Toe to I9e Odds end Ends Of TumbIers. 5, 9 and II
sizes Few Of kind. Plain and decoroted-5e "a.
5o-1oe 81 Odds and Ends Of GIasswors and Dinner
ware. Discontinued patterns. Broken lots from ineom-
pete sets to 39e
$s Asterete Flower Box; crushed and cement 81
$3.50 Pipsd Bird Boths. Pottery, nouro buff finish
z-$1 ePieee Pottery Cigarette Sets. Covered box and
osh troys 6oe set
1-$7ee 53Pises Dinner Service for g. American Eorth-
enwore; floral sproy decoration ion-----$5.99
The PalGs Royal, China Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Clearance, Beds 3 beddinq

Reg $lo95 Poster Bsds surdy constructed and ottroe-
lively finished in mohooony maple and wonut. Assorted
sizes. Friday
1-$3495 Studio Couch, comfortable innesprno construc-
ton; upholstered in durable cotton homespun -$2.95
1-$44.s5 Studio Couch; CoesweI style with sem-uphoI-
friezette upholstered 1895
1-$4495 Bed Hi-Studio, separate innersprine mot
tresses; slight adjustment roses to bed level -$29.95
7-$ll95 Innesprins Mottrssses highly tempered steel
coils eneosed in oye OF cotton felt; seeobe tcknas
Standard sizes
$3.50 nneFspring Mattrsssss; samples Of high arode
coils. Twin and double sizes
The Pdois Royal, Furniture Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Lamps Reduced

Torehis', wonut and chrome. Was $oe8. Friday. $5.es
TebIs Lamps Were $2.os. Friday --------$l.4s
Bronze Bridge Lemps Were 81. Fridoy ---$4
4 Ivory, 6-Way Floor Lemps. Were $s Fridoy---$4
Ivory Bridge Lemps Were $e. Fidoy-- y---$3
Ivory e-Woy Floor Lomp. Wos $6. Friday -----$3
10 Ivory and Meta TobIe Lomps. Were $ses. Fridoy
$3.9S
Ivory Torehiers. Were $7e8. Fridoy --------$4.es
I Bronze Torehier. Was $79s Friday y---------$4.es
Bronze To'ehe's. Were $l2.es. Fridoy ------$7.ss
Bronze Torehier. Was $ees Friday -$5.ss
WoInut and Chrome 6-Wey. Was $ll 49, Fridoy $s.ss
Bronze Bridge Lemp. -Wos $5es. Fridoy -$3.es
Teb's Lemps. Were $685. Friday ----------$4.ss
MstoIsqus Tabs Lomps. Were $le.o8. Friday $lo.9s
Green Onyx TabIs Lemp. Was $l6os Fridoy $s.ss
csystsl and Onyx TsbIs Lamp. Was $lo.es Fridoy
$4.9s
The Palais Royal, Lamps Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Spring Goats

For misses, Juniors and Women
; ksvy and Block Spring cesss. Sizes a.
and 45h. Were $l6.e5 $7.es
BIeek Dress Coat. Size IA. Wos $3e.e5,
SIS
Wool Geberdins Rssfer ceet. Sand color.
Size Is. Wos $29.95
; Nevy ceets. Twill, button down 'front.'
Sizes II, Is, IA. Were $2e. e.o5--$lS
! Grey Twill Refer coet. Size 20. Wos
Beige Tweed ceats for Junior Misses. Sizes
~. l3, IS. Were $l7.95 and $685. SIS
Z PIsid Refers. Sizes II to Is. Were
Fitted Tweed coots with wolf coIIors. BEIGE
ond blue. Sizes II. ID, Is. Were S3e.95,
$3.50
x! = eo'ts: tso Tweed " ceet'. Sizes "a ood a:
Were S39. $22.S5
J Pure Dye Silk Reineest. Size 20, navy.
Originally $595 $40
Brown Gebordins Reineoets. Sizes ~ and
a.. Originally IS S1.ee
] Brown Covert Reversible coat Size a.
Originally $22. Sl7.s5
Evening star., 1940-05-02
IA Young Mems $10.95
Sports Coots $6.45

SNORT tweeds Plain bock style. Sizes Is to u.
Young Mems 3-Pses ssts Formerly $l9.75. Sizes
's. l9, 20 and
Boys 1896 Rugby Suits coot, kniekers and shorts
10 Boys 2Kniekss Suits Formerly Sass. AIwooI tweeds
with double scot and knees. Sizes to $S.45
Boys Peamos. Polo Shirts Sun Suits. overals. Ties end
BIouses. SpeeoI group
Boys sse Tom sewys. Shirts Odd lot. coIor-ottoched
STYLE Long sleeves. Slightly soiIed fov 81
Boys $l.59 Roineeos Were $2.95. Size o only 94e
IS Junior Boys Sports Coats. Double ebeosted eeds with
sports boek Sizes to
Boys and Girls Pork Pie Hats
Junior Boys Eten Suits. Navy and brown flannel. Were
$3.95. Sizes 3 to
Tie Palais Royal, Boys SHOP .. First Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Goats and Suits
For Girls and Children

l Girls Wine Coat and Hat. Size T. Was
$498. Friday only S298
l Girls Pink Coat and Hat. Size l. Was
$498 Friday only - S2.98
1 Girls Brown Tweed Coat and Hat. Size t.
Was $598. Friday only $3S8
l Girls Tan Coat and Hat. Size 3. Was
$5.sS. Friday S39S
l Girls Brown Coat and Hat. Size 5. Was
$5.9S Friday only $3.S8
l Rose Coat and Hat. Size g. Was So 98
Friday only S3.sS
Boys Tweed Coat Sets. Sizes to 8. Were
$5.98 Friday -S3.9S
"a Goats. Sizes to Is. Were 3698 to 37.98
Friday only $40
5 Teen-Age Coats. Sizes IL to Is. Were $685.
Friday only $3.50
Cape Suits Cape, jacket and skirt. Sizes
to II. Were $10.9s. Friday only-$75e
Tie Palais Royal,
Childres's Shop .. Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-02

S-Rss $ee5 PIed res rugs. Reversible washable good
1z-Rss $3.50 A-siso Rugs solid tones Of green blue
and brown Left from lost seasons selling
4ee conseIeum made Felt Bose FIoornss perfect pot
,
$l59s Heovy Duty Poid Fibre Rugs Green. brown and
blue combinations. 9xl2 it. and 8xl ft.------$l095
$3.50 Tufted Chenille Rugs. 8x26 inches
2I-Rss. 81 Tufted Chenille Bath Asets-----$I.4s set
$2.25 to SITS Bosketwseve Fibre Rugs. 27x54 inches
The Palas Royal. Rags .. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Hondboqs

81 Reg. 81 Lseshss Hsndbess. Block
potent ond seuIptured copeskin. Navy,
~ Reg. s. and IS lsethss Hand-
bags. Black patent, black and brown
olliootor Golf, and black, navy. green
and brown Golf. Top handle styles,
$2.35
y Reg. 81 Potent lsother kiddis
Bass. Green, red and navy -----5oe
The Palais Royal,
Hosdbsss It. First Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Women's and Children's
Footwear

81 poirs Womsn's Air Step end Prin-
cess Royol White and Summer Shoes.
Broken sizes. Were IS to SITS. FRI
ooy .45
~ pairs Rubber Sole Fobsie Sport
Shoes. Were $l.95. Broken sizes.
Friday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
SO poirs chiIdrsn's Slippers. Sizes 7
to z. Various styles. Fridoy----49e
The Palais Royal,
Foofrsar Second Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-02

70 Short Suits. Man -toiIored, soft suits.
Block, novy, grey, brown and few high
eoIors. Sizes for Misses. Juniors and
Women. best selection in sizes IA and
Is. Were $l6.95 and $le.95---$8
IS Suits. Sizes II to 20 and A. u, AZ
and a.. Black, brown, grey and ioht
colors 2-pieee. soft and 3-pece word
robe suits. Were $22o5 to S2e.e5,
$l5.95
Evening star., 1940-05-02
useful Notions

3 oil Silk Raineoass. Small, medium
and large sizes. Green, blue, brown.
Not all colors in every size. Were
8 Oil Silk Roineoets. Green and brown.
SmoII, medium and loroe sizes. Were
$2.98 -Sl.98
10 Toll, Woven hempsrs. Were
ST 80
II Tie Reeks. Were $l--5oe
The Palais Royal,
Notioss =. First Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Clearance of Housewares

ese Belts WeterIsss csonsr Is pounds) --------4se
l-$l65o Forbsr Robot Electric Coffee Maksr-$s.s5
l-$I6 Fa'ber Robot Electric Coffee Moksr-- --$lo.e5
2-$Io.9S Three Slice Electric Teestsr tsr----$7.95
1-$6.s5 Mennins end Bowmon Toester end Troy sst
$3.e5
1-$7.es e-Pises Beverage Set --------------$5.es
$3.50 Lsrss Size Universal Food Chopper
23-$l.69 Universal Knife and Fork Sets -----$l.z9
17-75e Paekeses Of 10 sods King Rsehsrss Bullets
10 for zoe
l3-75e loo-tt. clotke. irss--------zs -zse
ISL Split Dustsrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
''''s "o"o OusfeS
S-4se Long Hends Dust Pan Drsh------lee
5-$3.ss Chrome Serving Treys s---------------$l.ze
1s-$l Liquid Proof T'eys --------------------49
3-ese GelIon Oil Cons s---------lse
1-$4.98 0etseto Scales s--------------------$l.49
lI-$I lsxIs Mirrors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
2-$3.ss Gas Hot 1etss. burners s---------$l.4s
1-$z.ss Electric oys" "----------------
3-$6.9s Poreslain Top TabIes ssl,9S
Tie Polas Royal, Ho~setsrsishisss !. :. i. Fifth Floor