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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OOStNeoS VTFVNIONlbIE9.
BOARDING HOUSE, running. NV: - =,
rent b. Box a0fTs Sc tstas star Tor quick SALE Reas
sToRERooM AND GROOM COTTAGE
hEoNARD Ms sN1DER r. La sfsEfs sista Md ss'oo
BAR and ,1s res'aY5ant on Wsshinston
sale. Phone Berwyn 277 for appointment.
DELICATESsEN. luncheonette, conf; busy
corner, stocked. equipped: low rent; owner
Ill tsacrificel: terms. HO. a663. 81
party No brokers. sH. 54sa. "
FOR sALE-Established route Of 1899 and
le l94o automatic phonegraphs; $4,000 cash.
FOR sALE-old-established dyeing and
years: owner died. Apply Cosmos Cleaners.
30O3 l4th st. NV. Price $4,000. Fully
Mague. A.
SHOE STORE in NV. section. doing 1923
thousands business per year; reasonable
rent. Box 149-B Star.
OPPORTUNITY for retired couple to add
to income or store owner as added feature
to present business. Robot Douehnut Ma
chine, practically new; offers large profit:
Wnr changing =. present type
FOR. SALE-Laree business. restaurant
night club and hotel; $4,000 necessary.
Ask for ,Iaa Barrett, Dude Ranch Washington
SMALL GROCERY, widow unable 70 con
CHI 1861 Res. Wo 2O4s.
RESTAURANT, small: busy junction: whisky
license; daily aver, $50; salaries, S5S week;
reason for selling larser interest; terms.
Box 73-C, Star. 50
FOR. SALE, because of sickness. small 1oc
novelty. dry Goods store, stocked, including
counters and fixtures $1,000 cash or will
Guiding heat. S35. Box os-c. Star So
BEAUTY SHOP for rent. fully equipped,
S75: also other equipment for sale. li16
st NV. 81
MAN for washington, also outside: no
requires Al references and ss75 cash. se-
cured. Box l09-C. Star. 6'
WANTED, tournament promoter among
bowling alleys; rev, exclusive basis fine
opportunity. no investment Box 124.C'
Star. So
FOR RENT, Floral Park, Md.-6-rm bum
ealow with restaurant and gas station.
Route No. 3. on La Plata rd.. IL mi from
D c. line s25 month. Woodley s046,
RESTAURANT. beer. liquor. good business:
10 % rent: IT. idea, for partners or man and wife.
GROCERY. excellent suburban section,
$1,000 to $1,000 wkly: priced right D.
RifkinS; oo. 40 14th st. NV, 0 a.m.-1@ noon.
IVA. fb:'o.
eso xEy sSos Sc D sefGn SFna no ss
st. NV. MA. 49a5. o annie noon.
BEAUTY SALON
Fully equipped, doing fine business; To-
Gated in a fast-erowing section. Sacrifice
to quick buyer. Terms. Box 7s-C. Star. 81
Tourist Hotel, Route No. l.,
Near washington. Also ls cottases. plenty
room for trailers and automobiles, property
and business for sale; $4,000 cash will
handle price. $4,000
GEORGE ROGERS. 604 ST NV MA S137
DELICATESSEN BUSINESS.
MERCHANDISE g. FIXTURES.
GOING CONCERN = SUCCESSFULLY
OPERATED FOR YEARS ON H ST. NE
EAST OF FFNNINGS
ADDRESS OWNER.
BOX 14-C, Star Sc
GAS STATION.
Rushing business, groceries, repair shop:
road service equipment. tow truck: good
location. Phone Ashton 3s46.
COLORED LUNCHROOM.
Beer: about S275 week; clear profit. about
$50: price. $1,000 Michigan 1889. s.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS,

ARLINGToN-Large room pvt layatory.
c.h.w.: 10 min. town; twin beds: no other
roomers. Chestnut 1853
NEARBY VIRGINIA-Attractive single
room with private bath. S25 month. Tele-
phone Temple 44O5-W
TWO FURN, RMS, new home. 3 mi, Mem
Bridge. l blk Lee Blvd One opening on
sun deck. maple furn. inner-sprsnR mat
tTesses; one has twin beds. OK 1921
49O6 NO. l4th. Arlington-Larse room. 4
exp. closet. twin beds. semi-pvt bath:
house and furniture new: no other roomers;
10c bus Oxford O31O-W-1l 5s
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LAWN MOWER SHARPENING.

LAWN MOWERS sharpened by machine;
cleaned and adjusted; cali for and ie-
liver. A. B. c. GrindinN Service, 1414 ! fth
st. NV. Call Hobart 1914
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE. colored for small Arlington
house: woman cook, g h.w man cnauHeur'
houseman; live in: sos. Chestnut :'fa''.
COUPLE experienced cook and laundress.
houseman and yard man. Wisconsin 43f4
JANITOR, small apt, Nj. Pleasant, in ex-
change for clean, comfortable quarters
prefer couple, one employed, no children
Box 15-Y, Star.
MAN AND WIFE white for general clean
Inc in arSom; live on premises: S45 per
mo room, board Box 1S-Y, Star.
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SALESMEN.

sALFsMEN experienced, Hearing Aid, men
or women; salary and bonus. Give fuI! de.
tafs of exp. and qualifications in 1st
letter Interview will be arranged and
yo,Ir reply strictly confidential Box 2-Y.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
ROOMS UNFURNishED

WOODBRIDGE LHK. ROOMS, NEXT
bath. sink. ward for child: utilities includ-
ed: $50. 1909 r. I. ave. ne.
123 18th ST NE large front rooms
unfurn. gas. elec. furn.: price. S25. Lin
coin 5420
AIS 44th ST. NW-Comfortable single
rm.. semi-pvt. bath, SIT. Conv trans
portation. Emerson 02sl
$40 18th ST. S.E-Privileges like own
home. Large. bright room. use Of kitchen:
very reasonable So
1870 w ST. SE.---3 Anfurnished rooms.
Ink; adults only: private family: heat
cleo, gas furnished &c
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ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM. garage: breakfast optional: NV.
vicinity 18th st. within 5000 block: desired
BY gentleman. Description, price. Box
23s-B, Star. 5s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

mISNEIINNEVUS WNNJEU.
FURNITURE rues household goods etc
Best prices paid For best results call Natl
5244 after 8 Lincoln 54SS Reliable NOV
inc done, lowest prices
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE wanted. fair
nrices large or small lot. NE. 1904.
LETTER FILES-Wood OF metal, legal size.
Phone METROPOLITAN 1924.
REFRIGEPATCRS-W buy all makes OF
electric refrigcrators: highest prices paid
Phone Atlantic 4a97
SEWING MAcHINE-We buy all types:
repair. hemstitching, buttons covered,
pleating. OF st. Republic 1900
GOLD BRING YOUR OLD GOLD ST.
YER PLATINUM TEETH DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH A KAHN
INC. AZ YEARS AT G35 g
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches. diamonds and oio dis.
carded tewelry ful' cash value paid
yELINGFp'S o1S r st NV
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HELP MEN.


and handle electrical materials. State
qualifications Box 42a-x Star.
MAN, young, learn drug business. Comma
dore Pharmacy. No, st. NV.
NAN in dGusstore some sxner
evenings and every other Sunday. 1000
Rhode Island ave, ne.
MAN, Young, with hieh school industrial
srts education for factory position. Salary,
writing. Box 162-B. Star
MAN young, 1928, with some knowledge
OF insurance. at present ENGAGED in real
estate business, for permanent position with
large fire insurance company. Write, stat;
reges ep aSe eonaens soa na Star
haberdashery shop; GOOD opportunity for
risht man. Apply 1106 Eye st. NV. Mon
day morning.
MEN-An old-line progressive life insurance
must be well educated, employed, between
25 and rs years of age and willing to
work under direction: salary pass. GlVe
all particulars Box 130-C, Star.
tional publisher, thorough training by field
432. i4o4 New York ave NV.
OFFICE BOY or young man. by old-estab-
lished firm, who wants to learn the real
and to start on small salary. State age.
any nov and fausaaon
PENMAN, good, for clerical work: student
preferred; $50 month. Box 1870. Star.
4 RADIO SERVICE MAN. must be expert
4 enced have reference, others do not apply
rs Maryland ave. Hyattsville. Md.
REAL ESTATE statesmen with D. C. and
Nd License to cover ans ssl sell seyrs new Ms
See Mr., Wape, Waple & James. Inc. 1924
14th st. NV.
SALESMAN, for washing machines; rare
opportunity o for experienced washer sales 8
dealer, 22i2 R. / ave ne.
SALESMAN, ace 80 to so. good opportunity
right man auto desirable, WI 1878 or
WI. 4715-M for appointment.
SALESMAN with successful record selling to
local grocers. Drawing account plus COM
missions. Strictly permanent and excel
lent opportunity for producer. Give par
South St.. Balto.. Md.
SERVICE MEN. experienced on coin ope-
rated machines. Must be Al mechanics,
Mr.. Byram, 635 st. NV.
SODA DISPENSER experienced. over is:
good opportunity. Box lac, Star o.
UPHoLsTERER. experienced. for small
shop. Call Randolph 1865,
Ing experience helpful; SS5 mo. and meals.
Write age phone number, experience. Ad-
dress Box ok Star office.
OIL BURNER MECHANICS.
Experienced on all make burners and con-
G, Hoffberser Co., 700 Graves St. sal.o'
Experienced Colored Cook,
Must have references. 1857 10Th NV.
SALESMAN,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
FANS. air circuIators. large quiet running:
floor models Also smaller sizes all types
reas rates. E. o. Likens. 924 5th st. n W.
MA 6Ta7
MUSIC MACHINES rented for parties.
dances. etc. Your choice of records Free
delivery. Just phone District 050O
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MICHIGAN PARK.
Imagine a new home in thj, exclusive
neishborhood 8 rooms bath brick home
on such terms as $500 cash and $50
per month payments For INSPECTION cali
MR MACMURRAY. Taylor os1s, or Dr.
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400 MILITARY RD. NV
Corner 41st, Military Rd., Reno Rd)
toveiv semi-detached home with all
baths Showers large inclosed sleeping
porch; living room tfireplace). dining room
ana kitchen, maids room and toilet in
sulated; excellent condition, REQUIRES no
repairs; particularly suited for a physician.
WEAVER BROS INC.
Exclusive fgents.
Dlstrict $500. Washington Bldg.
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INCOME HOME.
TAKoMA PARK. ND.

An unusual. opportunity TO acquire .
produces $3.50 month In addition to
owners apartment Excellent condition;
hot-water heat. oil burner with yummor
ana winter hookup. Underpriced at SIT.
500. Write OWNER. Box 134-C, Star,
CONTINUED on Next Pa9o.S
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A TRUE CAPE COD HOME.

In nearby Va, Is minutes from down.
town. Center entrance; living room lax
% with large fireplace; dining nook.
ished recreation room. I4x25. with Are
place; Gear detached garage; air-condi.
TONED; lot 15xlS5: fenced in. with lovely
HOWE. Chestnut 1885 or NationsI osss.
Tor appointment to inspect
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TRULY A BARGAIN.
IN GLOVER PARK.

have a lovely cooley-built row house
on one OF the finest streets in Glover Park
contains g rooms, 2 baths, recreation
room. on heat. buit-in Earaee. 3 porches.
wea,ner-strlpped. caulked, insulated 70
caiI me Can be seen by appointment.
Sai! MI. Tucker. DI 6269. RA 1O44 with
y j. O CONNOR. Investment nIdC '-'-'
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CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.

Situated on lovely wooded lot on
oulet street west Of Connecticut ave. be-
Clubs, this Cape Cod type home contains g
extremely large rooms and baths. with
bedroom and bath on main floor built-in
garage oil hot-water heat Sold for
S14,5o0 less than 3 years ago. It is a rars
narsain at present price Of S10.5oO. For
iniormation. call MR. SHAFER. MA. os56,
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OPEN DAILY-$6,75O.
1349 MAPLE VIEW PL. Sc.
Semi.detached brick. 2 extra large bed
rms, oil heat; high elevation oyerlookins
river and surrounded BY beautiful detached
homes; wooded lot: terms less than rent.
Call Mr.. SHELTON. Taylor 1920 after 8
DIM.
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Experienced in real estate, to follow office
leads Apply $50 Tower Blds. VIM, M
Kitchin e. Co.
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SALESMAN. for washing machines; a rare
opportunity for . experienced washer sales
men to sell Bendix. G. E. and A. B. G
washers: l5ec commission. Apply G. E.
dealer ool2 R L ave ne
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PETWORTH-S4 500.

6-room. reception hall and bath brick,
colonial front porch. h-v.h detached "a
Tsge larse lot: home or investment. Boz
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Sc, 6,OO0-SOUTHEAST

Conveniently situated Just north Of
renna: ave. A. semi.detached brick. six
large rooms and tile bath, hot-water heat
at very low price. ''A'e
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
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OLD CLEVELAND PARK-s14.95O
. rms; baths. sleep norch; fre.
ample closets lee. attic porches: SUPER.
CONSTRUCTION All ext walls insulated
Gear gar: lot 7Ox22O BIG TREES. SWIM
eehoolS buc un nn~O 9Qnn
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NEW-sEMI-DET.
$3.50 CASH
heat, clubroom Wv
1o4l Fort Davis ST. Sc
OPEN
, Sut Pa; ave Sc. to Fl. Davis St left
3 blocks to our sign, ''" '''
-, WAPLE IL JAMES. INC.
". $3.50 1924 14th ~ NV
BRAND-NEW HOME-MT. PLFAsANT.
Near 18th and Columbia Rd
$500 CASH-BALANCE SIS MONTHLY,
T., I1h4 Hobart st. N.W.-Real Bargain
u BLOCK North Of Harvard ST. Du. T77r.
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BRICK HOUSE. 2 YEARS OLD. BUILT
BY owner: bedrooms. . complete baths:
built-in garage copper plumbing. in
suiation: S1c.75O. 2O3 East Underwood
st. Chew Chase. Md. WI 1904
HUNTINGTON TERRACE. BETHESDA MD
Tremendous barsain. Why rent when
down, buys 7-room o-bath. 3-year-old air
conditioned brick house. Slate roof. ami,
corner; 7n-foot front: bedrooms. baths:
sin 1910
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Large detached center-hall plan: S55, 900
with fireplace, extra large dining. break
fast and library 1st A. bedrms and sun
parlor upstairs. baths. Large recreation,
home all modern; lot 70x125. Owner must
Sacrifce. MR.. or MRS. BEALL, 670l
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WOODLEY PLACE.

"OODIC I TIAOE,
Just above Calvert street, one Of those
modern Colonial brick homes. with rear
porehes overlooking one Of the most beau
tliul national parks In the country. large
rooms, baths a bedrooms, hot water
heat, built-in garage. Price only SeeSO.
Eve. or Sun. phone CO. s1ss ''
l.. 7. GRAVATTE,
7.9 18th. Realtor MA. Ors3
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$40 EYE ST. N.E.-Lee. Fl. rm.. vim
dows, newly dec equip. for h.k.. $3.50;
also for s.; sleep. rm., $3.50.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored, must make good pastry.
ieaye city May Is for summer. Woodley
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THE CAMBRIDGE

~ T1tu u. INV.
$50 OO-1 room, kitchen. dinette,
bath Electric refrigera-
tion; elevator. Res. Mgr
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THE ROCHESTER,
1888 MERIDIAN PL. NV
! rm. and bath - S?e.OO
3 rms, Kit, bath and porch $4,000
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EASY WALK DOWNTOWN.
1913 21St ST. NV.

Between r ST. and Mass Ave)
One Block From Conn. Ave. Shoppes
and Transportation.
One Room, Kitchen, Dinette and
Bath With Shower, $3.50.
Gas, electricity and refrigeration in
cluded In rent Ample private parking
space Immediate occupancy.
1918 21st ST. NV.
S37.5O-MERIDIAN PARK.
Complete small apartment in quiet
building delishtfully situated <fght at
beautiful Meridian Park ~eores. cars
and buses all convenient; within
walking distance OF downtown. Livine
Room with double Murphy Bed, Di-
nette. Kitchen and Bath-ample
closets.
2201 18th ST. NV.
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DIRECTORY OF UNFURNISF1ED APARTN1E

&6S 1915 18th ST NW.-LIVING
%Oo-room. bedroom, dinette kit tile
bath with shower. 24hr. switch:
board and elev. serv. Carpeted
corridors. See Mrs. Williams, res.
mgr DE. 1900 Others. S69. 80.
MARK WINKLER RE l4o2
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SELECT-NEAR GOVT. DEPTS.
Choice apartment in eieht-story build
lng with large rooms, 24-hour cour-
teous switchboard and elevator service.
free refrigeration and many other
rehnements. Only q few squares from
the main business district: select ten
ancy.
$57.50-Foyer, Living Room. Bed
room. Kitchen, Bath and
PORCH
$40 50-Same without Porch-5ut
lovely FRONT CORNER
apartment.
Ask for the Resident Manager al-
The PENTILLY," :"
1912 K ST. NV.
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(Continued.)
HENRY LEE,

HENRY LEE,
5 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
eAo 5n rooms. kitchen and bath.
P1G.oo W. H. WALKER, National 1880.
DUPLEX APARTMENT,
1918 FIRST ST. NV
4 rms. kit. bath. gas heat $4,000
GEORGE I. BORGER.
s43 Ind. Ave. NV MA. O35o.
ROOMS, KIT, BATH-$47. so.
1888 COL. RID. NV.
Large rms. hne condition conv. section,
free refs and cooking gas. See resldent
FORD APIS,
524 18th ST. NE.
AS b0-Living room. dinette, Kitchen
end bath; cross ventilation.
Gas and refriseration included. New
See jsnitor on premises o. call Lincoln
ac41
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THE TULANE
91OQ 18th IT. NV.
lleo EUCLD ST. NV.

Electric rsfriseration.
: Ia:: Ts:: 81! It. and sPf b.sS bath sssss:SS ssssSS
Evening star., 1940-10-26

Nec. refrisefation on house current.
Resident MANAGER.
rms. Kit. and bath S4z 30
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-03
CLASS WILL
MEET THIS
WITH MRS A

The Euphian class of st. An
drew's Presbyterian church will
meet this evening at 8 o'clock 1T tt e
home of Mrs. J. E. Hearn, GIT Mar
ket street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-03
ST. JOHNS CHURCH
WILL FEAST
OF LIGHTS SERVICE

The service known as the Feast
of Lights" will be presented in st.
Johns Episcopal church on Sun.
day evening, January T.. at 8
o'clock. This announcement is ex-
pected to bring plesure to people
all over the city who look forward
each year to this service with its
beautiful significance. The true
missionary meaning Of the Epiph-
any season will be explained
through music, narrative, and the
lighting of hundreds of candles
from the one light on the altar
IMPLYING Christ, the Light Of the
World.
The music which is beautiful in
it's simplicity, consists of the old
and well loved Epiphany hymns
and carols in which. the congrega-
ton joins the vested choir.
Prior to the service, Miss Julia
Post, organis., will present a short
program in which old familiar
strains of traditional carols will be
recognized as a fitting prelude to
the Feast Of Lights" service. The
rector invites all members and
friends Of the Congregation to be
present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-03

Perrin, Hugh Morton and Cyrus D.
Hogue, Jr.
Miss Mary Boney has left for
Richmond, Va, to spend a month.
While there she will attend the AS
semblies Training school before re-
turning to Knoxville, Tenn, to re-
sumo her work.
Ben Washburn, Jr., Hugh Sprunt
and George Mitchell left yesterday
to resume their studies at Davidson
college, after spending the holidays
with their parents.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Rock
have returned to Plainfield, n. j.,
after spending the past two months
on Greenville Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Shirley have
returned to Marshallstown, Iowa,
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 7, D.
Love at their home on South Fifth
street. Mrs. Shirley is the former
Miss Sara Love, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Piner, Rich
ard Piner, Grant Gore and Mrs.
Resale Gore Spent Sunday in
Charleston, S. c.. visiting Elwood
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-03

The Cape Fear Country club en-
tertained on Monday at the annual
New Years Day luncheon for the
entire membership and guests. Mem
bers and their guests were invited
to the club during the morning and
a delicious luncheon was served at
1870 o'clock.
Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis B. Orrell, Tom Crrell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker, OF
New York city; Mr.. and Mrs. Boy
den Sparkes, Nh. and Mrs. Theo-
dore G. Empie, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
MacRae, Mr.. and Mrs. George B
Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Marks,
Miss Edwina Dewey, Mrs. William
A. French, Mrs. Emma F. Perry,
Mrs. C. H. Pratt, Henry B. Render,
Miss Jessie Render, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moseley Fonvielle, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
len H. Whitehead, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry L. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Paul Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as H. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Beane, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Pars-
ley, Mrs. Cameron A.acRae, of Ashe-
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Love, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Smith, DR.. and Mrs.
Watts Farthing. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Shirley, Of Marshallstown, Iowa;
Mr.. and Mrs. T. :. Kidd, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. C. E. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Matthes, ,Jr., E. w. M4nge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. Miles Cary, Mrs. John T.
Hoggard, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Marbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kidder, Mrs.
]. X. Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Nahs, of Tarboro, Mrs. Walter
Storm, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Strange,
j. Irving Corbett, Mrs. Hargrove
Bellamy, Miss Alice Walker, Mrs.
Robert L. Henley, Billy Corbett,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-03
Cape Fear Country Club Has
Annual New Years Day Party

Miss Marguerite Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Murchison, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Mares, Mrs. F. w. Dick, Mrs.
Thomas C. deRosset, of Baltimore.
Md; Miss Louise Randolph, of Bal.
timore, Md; Miss Alice Boatwright,
Mrs. Donald MacRae, Miss Carrie
Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Harriss
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Browne Ruffin,
Mrs. George Rountree, Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Bellanly, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Graham, Mr.. land Mrs. Robert H.
Tate, Mrs. Roberta Sterling Hardin.
William L. Bozeman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emsley A. Laney, Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney G. Macmillan, Miss Emma
Williams, Fred Dick, Miss Louise
Dick, Richard B. Gwalthmey, Miss
Betty deRosset, of Baltimore. Md,
Lem Doss, DR.. and Mrs. Junius
Smith, DR.. and Mrs. James Fl.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. LenoX G.
Cooper, DR.. and Mrs. Donald B.
Koonce, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pater-
son, Jr., Bill Howard, Miss Rowena
Sudbury, Jimmy Metts, Miss Alice
James, Tom Granger, Miss Mary
Green, Louis P. Hinton, Miss Fran
ces Lynch, James L. Sprunt, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Laurence Sprunt,
Kenneth Sprunt, Miss Nancy Grow,
Harry Stovall, Miss Elizabeth
Nets, Michael Brown, Miss Rosalie
Waters, James Carr, -Jr., Miss
Mary r. Harris, Alexander Hall,
Miss Catherine Alexius, William
Emerson, Miss Rosemary White,
Chadbourn Bolles, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
B. Rice, Mrs. Ben M. Washburn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Rorison, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Winder Hughes, Mrs.
Walsh, of Greensboro; Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Van Leuven, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H. Da-
Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Wells,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hender,
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben H. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Doss, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c.. Roe, Mr.. and Mrs. Julien
Morton, Mrs. Woodside, of Green
vile, S. c.; Miss Laura Roe, Julien
Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Alexius, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph w
Hooper, MI. and Mrs. Tom Davis
and others.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-03
PERSONALS

Misses ,Beulah Summons and Sadie
Larkins have returned to theil
homes in the city utter spending
the weekend with friends in Ra
leigh.
Mrs. James Lewis and children
have returned to their home in
Brookwood after spending a week
with relatives in Tampa, Fla.
Miss Louise Harlow has returned
to her home in Washington, D. c..
after visiting her mother, Mrs. w
L. Harlow.
Mrs. w. J.. Hutaff, Miss Elizabeth
Hutaff and Mrs. Eugene Edwards
left last evening for a trip to New
York City.
Taliaferro Hughes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hughes, left yesterday
morning for Arden, to resume his
studies at Christ school.
Mrs. F. M. Ross and sons have re-
turned to Chapel Hill after spending
a short while here.
Miss Susanne Hogue has return
ed to Sweet Brian college to resume
her studies after spending the holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus d. Hogue, at their home in
Sunset Park.
Leslie N. Boney, Jr., left yester-
day for Raleigh, to resume his
studies at N. S. State college, after
spending the holidays here with his
parents.
Among the students returning tC
resume their studies at the Univer.
sity of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill are Jim Ropertson, Kenneth
Sprunt, Corbett Stoval, Winston and
Billy Hroadfoot, Peyton Towaes,
Bobby Strange. Isaac Granger. Jim
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-03
MR.. AND MRS. HUFF
|HONORED AT PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Piner enter
tanned on Friday %eyening at their
home on Woolcott avenue honorlns
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Huff, VINO
will leave this week fer Tallahassee
Fla, to make their home, with a
surprise party and handkerchle1
shower. Games anG contests were
enjoyed during the evening witt
Mrs. Bea Nichols winning a prize
and F. J.. Garner winning for the
men.
Delicious refreshments, consisting
of cake Russian tea and toasted
nuts, were served.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Huff
honor guests, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. II
Tolar, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rabon
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilmer Hewett, Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Smith, Mrs. Estellt
Blanchard, Mrs. Bea Nichols, Mrs
Resale Gore, of Ash, Richard Piner
Jackie Piner, and Geraldine Piner