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Milford chronicle., 1940-05-10

evening for the newlyWeds. MIR. and
Mrs James Dudley, at the home Of
Miss Elizabeth. Setman. with a large
number of pretty and useful gifts
for the bride. Wishes for a long and
happy welded life are extended to
the couple.
A stOFk shower was given Thurs
day evening. May 2. for Mrs Jacob
Harmon atrher home in this town. by
Mrs. Dorothy Walter, Miss Clara
mORd MeGee. and Mrs. John Harmon.
Mrs. Thomas Long is i'll at her
home near town.. ~
Want the fun of helping out Hos
pital Day? Send a few jars OF pre-
serves or vegetables! 1t
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-10

Miss Margaret Minor is recovering
from an appendicitis operation in
the Milford hospital.
Want the fun of helping out Hos
pital Day? Send a few jars of pre-
serves or vegetables! cit
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-10

WHEN MAKING GIFTS. make one
to your home town by buying these
IL ngs at home,
Milford chronicle., 1940-05-10

YouII be surprised at the powerful
starting power this 80 plate Battery
delivers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
State Federation
Sets Session


OF special interest Mt the
recent executive session OF the
Pierce County District Fed
GRAFTON OF Womens club were
plans for the mid-year meet
ing of the State Federation of
Women's clubs 10 be held in
Pnyallup on February ~. %
and March /. Program plans
were presented by Mrs. A. L.
l.ovejoy. Mrs. Charles Get
zendaner and Mrs. c. 4.
Divine who represented the
hostess clubs.
Mrs Charles X. Taylor presided
at the meeting which was held
Tuesday In the wcmans club
house.
on Wednesday the luncheon
program IN tho Episcopal church
VIII feature = talk by Mrs. X e.
,oNeAG Nv lOA'NtHH Wy ~ NV
Methodist church Mrs. James
Lotsgezell. the general federation
director. viii speak.
All club women are invited "a
the lunchcons but must make
their reservations not later than
Monday. February 20 with MEM
bers of the committee which Mrs.
Taylor appointed. Mesdames r. q,
Anderson. MA. ISIS: Mrs. w. M.
Smell. Ma. 6g3T: or Mrs. W. X.
coffman, PR i744.
The conference sessions on the
2sth VIII be held In the auditorium
OF the public library. Mrs. H. r,
Brady, dean Of chairmen. win pre-
side At the tea which win follow
In the Elks temple n recreation
Thursday evening at q o'clock will
honor the state officers. The
puyallup Junior woman's club will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
Kappa Phi Initiates
New Members

Initiation services for new men,
bers of Kappa Phi. national Meth
odist wo mems organization
were held Monday evening in the
Little Chapel at the College OF
Puget Sound. Miss Mary McKen-
ney, president Of the group, pre-
sided over the ceremony which was
followed by social hour with Miss
Betty Thralls in charge.
Those admitted to membership
were the Misses Betty Bradley,
Betty Bunker, Betty Burke, Lola
Duvall, Beth Hardy. Regina Hoov-
er, Betty Tregoning, Bettianne
Wasserman, and Marguerite Zach.
Present at the ceremony were
DR.. Helen Mckinney, sponsor of
the group, Mrs. S. F. Hermann
and Mrs. Christian Miller, patron
esses, and Reverend Gleiser, chap
ter minister. Members who attend
ed were the Misses Luella Gibbons,
Lucia Gjuka, Dorothy Howard,
Grace Howard. Lola Hughes, Mar
garita Irle, Ruth McCrea, Mary
McKenney, Enid Miller, Anita Mis-
ener, Dorothy Padfield, Charlse
Ross, Betty Schaad, and Betty
Thralls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
Miss WasterIain
Here April IS
Tacoma Violinist's Western
Tour viii Include
Home City

Viola Wasterlain, Tacoma's out
standing violinist. will appear on
Friday evening, April 26, at the
First Baptist church on her sched-
uled tour of the West this spring.
Following a season Of winter &C
tivities in New York, Miss Waster-
lain is appearing in the West dur
ing April, May and June. In early
fall she Is scheduled to make her
second Town Hall appearance.
Although Miss Wasterlain ap-
peared on a number of Jubilee pro-
grams last summer during her
visit to Tacoma, her concert here
in April will be her first formal
appearance in her home city In
two years. Miss Wasterlains Ia
coma appearance and Western
tour are under the management OF
the Western Concert service and
William Tibbits.
Adding particular local pride to
this violin recital will be the ac-
companist, Alice Spencer Weiss
long a favorite Tacoma pianist
who will not only be Miss Waster-
lain's accompanist in Tacoma but
for all of her Western engage
ments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
Important Luncheon. Listed
On Calendars Of D. A. R.
Mrs. Charles weeh TO Entertain Virgin. Dare chspi.,
and Mary Ball Chapter VIII Gather in Wsysr-
hseuser Hall Of Y. w. c. A. on kondsy

Monday will be important afternoon for members of
two Tacoma chapters of the Daughters of the American
Revolution Virginia Dare chapter members will gather in
for luncheon at l o'clock At 1915 Mary Ball chapter will
meet for the social hghght Of their years program the
annual February luncheon which will be held in Weyer-
haeuser hall of the Y W. c. A. 1t will mark both the birth
days of Washington and Lincoln and also the ffteth
niversary of the d. A. r. organization.
At the Virginia Dare luncheon the hostess will present
the program the topic for which is to be THE Loyasts of
the American Revolution 1t viii include the side of the
for independence customar studied great detail
For luncheon Mrs. WEIGH will be assisted by Mesdames A. H.
Heath, H. W. Mnton and H. L. Davis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

Mfs, Cecil Fuller 10 rarahiy n.
reesanx ths local group ard ssss.s-
inK her are Mis Esther ohlncn and
Ni.s Jean Grant with Mt. Charles
HUM IN charge q production.
The part played hy Ethel Harry.
mere = taken ~ Mrs CALVIN
Hopper. and the mails iead that
starred Dudley psess 90 broadway
yin - played ~ a. psassto tsIlo.
Also IN feminine feature roses wtll
b Aflss Betty waitnn and Mlsa
Janet Davis A ssrcnx cost ~ men
in feature psrss Includes Msesss.
william J. MencnAxh. Craig
Bosrimsn. Leuss X. weoifosd.
Dayton Fsnnexan. Keith haot,oa-
sld, Arnold RAIDER and lin Fostssl
The strong supporting east m
eiuaes Mr.. Aiesr, r. Werner. Nj
Creighton Flynn. NJ. Hafeid
Mann. pr. ". Harswich. NJ Louis
X. weodfcrd. Mr.. Keith Mcdonald.
MIA. Jane Land and Jane cryswsll
and Master Edward Werner
Luncheon win ~ served ~ ths
AeMlllln Parent eaehsr AsscciA.
ton. A guest speaker wsli pre-
s<nt . movie a backyard riay-
xrcunds.- rrv-srhcci msmb~vs ars
especially asked 10 ~ present,
There yin BE- . nursery for small
children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

Tncemo Thpea ~ = spo11o<k1I
: SWIMMING party a ~ \. =
c. A. from 3 untu go oae1oc1
Saturday evening. <knu My
Ees<ern u ohnlvmen. $1,000 ~
MI<s<s Janet naxisy and I'M
Ale.
Mrz. ChnrIoa Schulz.
Mrs Frnnk Cafuanou M -
49, fhe eprzax blccmlnx e<1ea4
1ff< q. WccoA4m n1e&nrV1. -
earam<r hlnumtn9 nn1 Mn -
M<rlrry. WRITER r1eomin1
4 rouna ta>1e d1.eunr1e0 -
March nsrsssnssG IN fellpw ~
pnFpvA ].
~ memh~vs - ~ n<n~D -
'hns~ hpen nsvw1ae h<t&e W111n
~ new N b1rem. - : cpoC1n1
p<c5ecs ers re<soDeeo u up1n0
th<m - IN m<e>iN9 Teor1ny.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
MeCurdy-Goereer Nuptisls
Read at Church Rites

The marriage Of Miss Evelyn A.
Goerger, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward G. Goerger, to Mr.. Thad-
deaus A. McCurdy, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. v. McCurdy, was
solemnized Thursday at the First
Baptist church, the Rev. w. o.
Macoskey reading the vows. Mrs.
Joe Ketner was the brides only
attendant and Mr.. Ketner served
Mr.. McCurdy as best man. The
new home will be made in Ia
coma at 48l6 so. ut.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

II. c. snhfant VIII preside Tor the
preschool. The history Of the
PIT. A. win Be given by Mira.
Max Lucksnotts. followed by the
history Of the Preschool by Mrs.
Elwell Hoyt. At the conclusion of
each history the candles viii be
lighted In memory Of ths past
presidents. Further highlights Of
the pro gram will be Mother sing
ers' under the direction Of Mrs.
Walter McHsney; q talk by Miss
Wilson, exchange teacher from
Louisiana: and devotional music.
There are TO be IL birthday tables.
each representing the months Of
the year. Mrs. E. c. silIifsnt will
be hostess at the presidents table
at which Will De seated the past
presidents and honored guests.
Hostesses for the evening viii be
Mrs. r. A. Munt, Mrs. M. l.. Krebs.
Mrs. 4. II. Eben for the PIT A;
and Nrs. c. V. Hutson. Mrs. c. L.
Houts and Mrs. c. Kimbrough for
the preschool.
sherman prcschooi II sponsoring
luncheon at the Broadmoor at
1870 Tuesday. Mrs. John Quinn,
recently returned from Rumsnia.
will be the speaker Of the after
noon. A girls sextetts from Jason
Lee will sing The Venetian Love
Song" by Eevin. Beautiful
Dreamer" by Foster. and . Ru-
manisn Gypsy folk tune. Those
singing win be Dolores Klsiber.
Ester schaffer. Jean Seals, shir-
ley Morgan. Juanita Rooney and
Jerry Sue Aldrich. They will be
accompanied by Beverly Belfoy
and directed by Kathryn Brmer.
Mira Harry Berry has charge Of
the party and viii be assisted by
Aesdames l.. l.. Berquist. w. r.
Dammeier. J. kruzIe. c. Y. Boreii
and Emmett Gregg.
More PIT. A. on Saturday,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
Hesther,Ds phns
To Be Discussed
tsorsieultsss Section 81
Tseoms Garden Glib
Cenvsess Tsssdsy

Mi<s Nave Odds win op<n
her home IT Is Broadway "a
members Of the horticulture
section al Tacoma Garden
club On Tuesday morning n
in.an. A program on "Eri.
eAs" lheath and heather) vii
b presented. with Z paper On
Sequence al the Daphne" ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

Park Avenue Priesthood IN con-
junction with the PIT. A. are hzy-
ing their regular meeting and
Founders Day program at the
school auditorium, Tuesday az .
p. m. Mrs. c. r. Bsbcock wiz pre-
ada for th4 PIT. A. and kra
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

present a pageant Unity IN pl.
versity" which marks the golden
jubilee ~ the federation.
Club presidents have hs>n re-
qnesssd 10 appoint dslsxatss h
attend the session 20 that many
club women may hear the latest
plans Of the officers and chair.
men Of tho state federation.
Al tho session on Tuesday, the
district ehairmcn were present to
give reports and 10 select the
date for the annual spring convsn.
ton. April 10 In the Y.w.c.A.
Official credentials for each club
will be given out later.
Miss sally Hicade, fine arts
chairman Of the county federation.
told Of radio programs featuring
poetry. drama. folk sonEs, music
and art being given each Monday
on kMo ~ ii:s0 .. m.
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Mary Ball members and their
guests viii gather about IL tables,
appropriately decorated for each
month of the year from January
to December. Hostesses who viii
preside, in chronological order. over
the tables are Mesdames Earl Rob-
bins. George w. Osgood. Joseph T.
Lee. Miss Emma NOR. Mrs. John
c. Huntley, Miss Clara Driskell.
Mesdames Carl M. Nelson, L. c.
oberlies, Roy w. Dimock, Evelyn
Chantler, Clyde f. Gray and Will
lam B. Gregg. Members and their
guests will sit at the tables of their
birth months. Mrs. John l.. Hen
bricks, chaplain OF Mary Ball, will
ask the blessing.
Following the luncheon the fol-
lowing program will be presented:
National anthem, led by Mrs. f. B.
King; salute to the flag, Mrs. Ethel
Naubert Hamilton leading; greet
ings by Mrs. Percy Creath Smith.
Mary Ball regent, who will intro
duce special guests; message from
Washington state d. A. r. regent,
Mrs. Edwin e. Rhodes of this city
toasts to the achievements Of the
national society, d. A. r., month
by month, by the hostesses Of the
birthday tables: singing of Amer
ica," led by Mrs. Z. B. King; Re
view of Colonial Women of Fact
and Fiction" presented by Mrs.
Harry P. Cain. program chairman
of Junior Mary Ball group. The
program will be concluded with the
doxology. Mrs. J. II. Kitlar, pro-
gram chairman of the senior group,
will preside at the piano through
out.
Telephone chairman, Mrs. Mary
Renker, Br. $3.50, will continue TO
take reservations until Friday eve-
ming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
Ghost Of Yankee Doodle
To Open February ~


The much anticipated Drama League play. The Ghost
Of Yankee Doodle which Is to he presented Feb ~ -
March and 2 boasts unusually large cast. with many
players familiar to the Little Theater well several
newcomers.
The play in New York with Ethel Barrymore and
Dudley Diggs in the leading roles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

Mrs. Roy Kneeland will present
several musical numbers. Mrs.
F. F. Pflaum. president, announces
that this Is the month for electing
the nominating committees in both
the general council meetings and
the sections.
The meeting will be called TO
order at 1890 and will convene
into the sections at ais. The gen.
eral meeting will be held In the
auditorium Of the Central school.
There will be a nursery as usual
for preschool children. Mrs. John
Lemon will preside in the pre-
school section. Mrs. Arthur Han
son announces that besides the
regular business OF the day the
following schools will present pres
idents' reports: Horace Mann,
N. +. Tacoma, Oakland, Park
Avenue. Point Defiance. Rogers.
Roosevelt. Mrs. NJ. J. Nicola. di-
rector of the junior and senior
high section, will continue her par
ticipating discussion under the d.
rection OF Mrs. Carter Lee. Those
presenting their topics viii be Mrs.
Harry Flagg. legislation. Mrs.
f. NJ. Abelson. motion picture and
drama: Mrs. Lee s. Young, pub
licity and record book and the
headquarters Craftsmanship.
Mrs. II. J. Rinker will conduct
her Parent Teacher procedure
class from 10 to l1:30 a. m. There
viii be a participating demonstrs-
ton of annual election procedure.
Mrs. w. S. colman. president of
Pierce county council Of Parent
Teacher association. Ia callin z
chairmen and members OF the
council to a school of instruction
to be held Thursday. Feb. 20. at
McMillin. Executive board will
convener at 10 at McMillin school.
With Mrs. Colman directing.
the school Of instruction will open
at IL with the following ehairmen
participating:
Program. Mrs. J. w. Kalkus:
membership. Mrs. w. 8. Colmsn;
publicity. Mrs. X. A. Funk: record
book. Mrs Carl ostlund; historian.
Mrs. l. b. Barton; publications.
Mrs ". 8. coiman: national
magazine. Mrs. r. W. Castle.
study groups. Mrs. Allan Coslzer.
radio. Mrs Emory Funk; motion
pictures. Mrs Edison Case. mental
hygiene. Mrs. n. c. Baldwin.
safety. Mrs. c. y Deyins; health.
Mrs George Cole; student aid.
Mrs. L. w. Bennett. pre-school.
Mrs. A. NJ. shaw; parent sduca-
ton. Mrs. Henry Rohlman.
Monday
eHAAFu Fft@tADoi h4rc8 mOIf0Ay
at 8 p. m al the home OF Mrs.
p J. Genske. 3lz2 South c. Mrs.
Emil Adler has planned q Found
ers Day program and Mrs. John
Lemon viii speak. Dr. NJ r.
Hosis win be the guest speaker.
hrs. J. Il Sygaard and Mrs.. D. r.
Phifer.
Tuesday
Park Avenue Priesthood IN con-
junction with the PIT A. are hzy-
ing their regular meeting and
Founders Day program at the
school auditorium, Tuesday az
p. m. Mrs. c. r Bsboock viii pre-
ada for ths PIT. n and krs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
Plan Box Social

Young Married couples at the
First Methodist church will meet
at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening
at the church for q box social. The
committee includes Messrs. and
Mesdames Frank Salt, James Bur-
bridge. Robert Payne and Donald
Waddell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

willard Freschooi meets MONDAY
at 8 p. m al the home OF Mrs.
p J. Gensks. 3lz2 South c. Mrs.
Emil Adler has planned . Found
ers Day program and Mrs. John
Lemon viii speak. DIR. NJ r.
Hosis win Be the guest speaker.
hrs. J. Il Sygaard and krs. D. r.
Phifer.
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PIT. A. And Preschool
Activities Of The Week

Mrs NJ D. Wilkinson will bring hghlghts from the re-
Washington conference at the regular meeting of the
Tacoma Council of Parent-Teacher Associations Following
the theme for the month"; The Family Talks II Over Mrs.
Frank Perry has arranged for group of students from the
Thespian society at Stadium High to present play entitled
Who Gets the Tonight Those the Barbara
Philips Gerald Sustad Elsie Hansen Jim Cadgan and Bob
Robertson They directed by Jane Elder with the
sstance of Miss Alberta Black.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
FAIR BLUFF

FAIR BLUFF, July 20.-Mrs. M
A. Waddell sraciously entertained
at birthday party Friday after
noon honoring her small son, Mau.
rice Waddell, Jr, on his sixth birth
day. In the rooms and on the porch
were lovely arrangements of sum
mer flowers.
The guests assembled on the lawn
where games were played. Story tell
ing and other amusements were en-
joyed. Guests of the occasion We're
Bobbie and Marie Belts, Francis
Hammond, Harriet Parish, Fred
Mention, Nell Turner, Ann Turner
Franklin McCathern, Eddie Bass
Mary Waller, Elizabeth and Billie
Waters, and Wilton Waddell.
At the conclusion of the party the
little folks were served ice cream
and cake. Assisting the little hon
oree's mother in serving were Miss
Evelyn Waddell and Mrs. Eddie Bass
Miss Evelyn Jenkins, of Marion
S. c., visited her mother here ovel
the weekend. - Mrs. R. W. Nor.
ris left early in the week to spend
some time with her husband in St
Paul. - Mrs. Bessie Renfrew haG
visiting her Sunday her daughter
Mrs. Harry Harrington, of Mullins
s. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alton Meares
had as their guests for a week Mrs
Frank Harrington, of Louisburg
Misses Virginia Caldwell and Mrs
Cookie" Cooke, of Madison an(
Franklinton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Gibson, Mrs. Ellis Meares and
Jack Meares left Wednesday for a
trip to the mountains of North Caro-
lima and tour through Virginia.
Hugh Barnes, of Durham, was a
recent visitor to relatives IN the
city. - Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Lewis
| have returned from a trip to Nor
folk, Va. and Baltimore. - Mrs. ]
r. Woodard and small son, of Con-
way, N. c., are visiting the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. v
Norris. - Mrs. Carl Meares has re
turned from a visit to her parents
in Rowland. - Elwood Waddell, OF
Spartanburg, S. c., spent last week
end at his home in Fair Bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barley haG
visiting for a few days last week
their daughter, Mrs. E: C. Spivey
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21

and Miss Rachael Spivey, of Marion,
S. C.
Mrs. Sallie Pegram has returned
to her home in Kings Mountain
after a visit to her sister, Mrs. M.
D. Ellington. - Miss Trixie Yates
and Mrs. Clara Nance had as their
guest last weekend Miss Hannah
Yates, of Chadbourn. Miss Yates has
recently returned from an extended
tour of Canada and the northern
states. - Mrs. H. V. Norris returned
late in the week from a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. j. R. Woodard and
Mr.. Woodard at Conway, N. G.
Miss Ellee Townsend, of Lumber
ton, is visiting Mrs. H. N. Rogers,
Mrs. Frank Thompson and chill.
dzen, of Conway, S. c., are visiting
their parents and grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Coleman Tuesday
Mrs. John Prince and baby left
Saturday for spartanburg, S. c. tc
visit relatives. - Mrs. Charlie AL
fard visited relatives in Orrum or
Thursday. Mrs Ed Shaeffer Of
Wilmington visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. D. Ellington for day
last week. - Mrs. R. A. Bass an6
Mrs. B. w. Tyler have visiting them
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Ruby
Stucky of Columbia, S. C. - Master
Sonny Henderson, of Whiteville
spent last week in Fair Bluff with
| Harry Tucker. - DR.. and Mrs. M
A. Waddell had as their guests last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley Hunter
of Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Townsend
visited relatives in Rowland Friday
Mrs. Rebecca Dosier has returned
to her home at Whitakers after a
visit to relatives in the city. - Miss
Trixie Yates and Mrs. Clara Nance
visited relatives in Chadbourn for
the day Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl
E. Floyd and Jerry Floyd spent Sun.
day at st. Paul and Fort Bragg.
Little John Coleman Thompson
returned to Conway Tuesday after
weeks stay with his grandfather,
Henry Coleman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
VERNELL CAIN is
BRIDE OF MR.. CAUSE

A simple but impressive cere-
mony marked the wedding of Miss
Vernell Kathleen Cain and Alton
Teadman Cause on Friday, July
II at the First Baptist church here.
The Rev. Sankey Lee Blanton, pas
ter of the church, officiated at the
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Mamie Lee Cain and the late Ray
mond Cain. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Guase
of Conway, South Carolina.
The VOWS were spoken before an
altar banked with palms, ferns and
standards hold pink gladioi. Before
the entrance of the bridal couple
nuptial music was played by Mrs.
Lila Milliams Head, church organ
list. Mrs. Herman L. Groom o
Miami Fla. sister of the bride
sang Love You Truly" and
THE Sweetest Story Ever Told"
The bride, who was given in mar
@toSS Ny iiS1 ~ .u1-1dW I1ulO1l
G. Benton, wore a white satin gown
made on princess lines with train
extending from the waist line. The
long veil being held in place by
cap was made of duchess lace
making halo effect. She carried
a bouquet of white madonna lilies
tied with white satin ribbon.
Miss Virginia Hales, maid of hon.
or, wore a lovely gown of white
net and lace over white taffeta
She carried an arm bouquet o1
Briarcliff roses tied with pink rib.
bon. Best man was Leon Hewlett
of this city.
Mrs. Guse was member of the
class of 1899 of the New Hanover
high school. Mr.. Cause is a gradu.
ate of the Conway High school and
is connected with the Marlborough
Oil company in this city.
The couple will reside at 2Oe
Chestnut street this city. 8
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
Carolina Beach
Arrivals

CASA DEL MAR-Among those
registered at the Casa del Mar at
Carolina Beach are: Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Edens, Mr.. Ed Parker, of Fay
etteville; Mrs. Charles Harris, Miss
Hester Harriss, of Wadesboro; Mr..
and Mrs. T. e. Ellers, of Concord !;
Miss jamie Backum, of Durham; Mr..
and Mrs. Spey, of Kannapolis; Miss
Rebecca Gates, Durham; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Martin, of Lumberton;
Miss Hattie Doger, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
c. Gates, of Durham; Miss Freda
Cashwell, Miss Virginia Barrett, of
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
GARLAND

GARLAND, July 20 - The
Woman's missionary society of
the Baptist church met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. R. F. Marsh
burn and Miss Ella Hobbs. Mrs.
Amos L. Carter, program leader
had a very interesting program.
Those taking part were Mrs. Ella
Hobbs, Mrs. E. c. Herring, Mrs.
Frank Jones, Mrs. j. c. Carter,
Jr.. and Mrs. Marshburn, little
Miss Jane Page Previtt of Lum-
berton sang a song. Mrs. W. f.
Russ, president, had charge of the
business meeting. The hostesses
served refreshments at the close
of the meeting.
Mrs. j. w. Jarvis and children
have returned to their home ir
Edenton after a two weeks stay
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S
l.. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Barnhill, of Beaufort, spent las
week visiting relatives here. DR.
and Mrs. A. N. johnson are spend
ing while in, Florida, visiting re
latives. Mrs. L. A. Warren is
quite sick at her home here. -
Huron Fields has returned from
Duke hospital where he was a pat
lent for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Blackmar
and children and Mr.. and Mrs
Coleman Carter and daughter, Jc
Ann, have returned from a trip tc
the western part of the state. -
Miss Virginia Allen of Kings
Mountain is visiting her sister
Mrs. S. l.. Smith, Jr.
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Saturday Hours
9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
DIAL 3311
MRS. McCARLEY IS
HOSTESS TO MEMBERS
OF LOCAL SORORITY

The members of the Alpha Zeta
sorority were guests of Mrs. Eu-
gene McCarley, sorority sponsor,
at a spaghetti supper on Tuesday
evening. Following the supper the
regular meeting was held.
Those present were Miss Hazel
Smith, Miss Mary Bryant, Miss
Jean Hall, Miss Euniille Collins, OF
Raleigh, Miss Eugenia Craft, Miss
Agnes Britain, Miss Anna Feen-
stra, Miss Lucille Parker, and Miss
Doris Britain.
The next meeting will he held at
the home of Miss Agnes Britain
on Tuesday evening at 7:S0
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-21
RECORD GOES BY BOARD

PIERRE, S. D.-(R-Odie Peck's
black wolfhound, Shadow, had 10
puppies. Peck worried more about
the feeding problem than in claim
ing a record for Shadow. 4