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Evening star., 1940-03-24
Building Loan League
FroIic Is Attended
By Business Leaders
900 Members and Guests
Enjoy Entertainment
Minus Speeches

Leaders in the building and loan
field, high Government officials,
bankers and real estate men at
tended the seventh annual banquet
OF the District Of Columbia Building
and Loan League at the Mayflower
Hotel list night and enjoyed a pro-
gram Of fun and frolic minus
speeches.
The attendance of 600 members of
the league and their guests estab-
lished record. Before the dinner a
reception was held. the guests being
greeted by President William N.
Payne, jr.; Robert E. Buckley, chair
man Of the Reception Committee,
and others.
The dinner opened with the sing
ing of THE Star Spangled Banner"
by Miss Erma Embrey, followed by a
welcome by Mr.. Payne. The "a
building and loan associations In
the city, which compose the District
league, had reserved tables for men,
bers and guests.
Guests of Honor.
Guests OF honor at the head table
included Morton Bodf1sh, executive
vice president, United States Savings
and Loan League, and Mrs. Bodfish;
George P. Barse and Mrs. Barse,
Miss Margaret Davis, niece of Com
missioner Hazen; Preston Delano,
Controller of the Currency, and Mrs.
Delano: Edward A. Dent, District
assessor, and Mrs. Dent; Represent
ative Everett NJ. Dirksen and Mrs.
Dirksen, William P. Folger, chief
national bank examiner; Senator
Carter Glass, Commissioner Melvin
c. Hazen, Linus A. Kelly and Mrs.
Kelly. Senator William H. King and
Mrs. King, o. K. La Rogue, president,
Federal Home Loan Bank, Winston
Salem; Harold Lee, general counsel,
Federal Home Loan Bank, and Mrs.
Lee; Representative Jack Nichols
and Mrs. Nichols, Charles D. Rush,
executive secretary, Washington
Real Estate Board, and Mrs. Rush;
Representative Lansdale G. Sasscer
and Mrs. Sasscer; Fred A. Smith,
president, Washington Real Estate
Board, and Mrs Smith: Representa-
tive Henry B. Steagall. Representa-
tive Allen T. Treadway. Roger j.
Whiteford and Mrs. Whiteford, Law
renee E. Williams, president. WASH
ington Board of Trade, and Mrs.
Williams.
A diversified floor show. featured
by eight girls in a Building and
Loan Revue" among many other
acts, followed the dinner.
Martin A. Cook was general chair
man Of the banquet, Fred A. Smith,
chairman of the Entertainment Com
mittee, and Rudolph w. Santelmann.
vice chairman, and C. Clinton
James. chairman of the committee
on invited guests.
The list of guests follows:
Evening star., 1940-03-24
Auto Club Board Asks
Fuel Law Enforcement

The Advisory Board of the Key
stone Automobile Club yesterday
recommended strict enforcement of
present laws rather than enactment
Of drastic" new legislation in deal
ing with alleged practices of selling
loW-grade fuel to motorists under
the trade name Of a premium fuel.
The board took the action in
adopting a report made by a COM
mittee following charges that motor
lists were being sold a lower grade
OF gasoline than they were paying
for. The board asked enforcement
of laws now on the statute books
against misbranding and misrep-
resentatiOn of products.
Acting on proposal by Engineer
Commissioner David McCoach, jr.,
the advisory body indorsed his rec
ommendation for a $4,000 supple
mental appropriation for an under
pass at Scott Circle.
The board also went on record
Evening star., 1940-03-24
R. H. Griffith Ends 40
Years With Government

Robert H. Griffith, a Government
employe for 40 years, retired yes
terday as administrative assistant to
the supervising engineer of the
Public Buildings Administration.
A newspaperman in Greenfield,
Mo-, before he came to Washington
in February, 1900, Mr.. Grifith was
first employed by the Government
Printing Office He was transferred
to the Civil Service Commission on
July 8, 1908.
In 1907 he was assigned to the
Supervising Architects Office in the
Treasury Department.. When it's
activities were transferred to the
public buildings branch of the Pro-
curement Division, he became ad-
ministration assistant to the super
vising engineer and continued in
that capacity when the various off,
ces comprising the Public Works
Administration became unit of the
Federal Works Agency on July /,
1899.
Evening star., 1940-03-24
Debt Deal With British
Favored by McAdoo

Former Secretary Of the Treas
ury William G. McAdoo, in a recent
letter to the Make Europe Pay War
Debts Committee of WASHINGTON,
said that for 20 years he has advo.
Gated acquisition of the British West
Indies and Bermuda in part pay
ment Of Great Britain's war debt, 1t
was announced at committee head
quarters in the Bond Building.
Mr. McAdoo, former Senator from
California and now head OF the
American President Lines Ltd, said
in his letter that the advent of the
airplane and its continuing develop
ment makes it more important than
ever that the islands adjacent to
United States shores shall be wholly
under American sovereignty.
Evening star., 1940-03-24
Divers to Recover Bodv

SAN FRANCISCO, March % LP)
Two deep-sea divers, Juggling full
equipment, are en- route to land
locked Arizona.
There, at Patagonia, Henry v.
Fuse and Charles Anderson will
descend a Vater-filled mine shaft to
recover the body of William George,
a miner, who fell to his death sew
eral days ago.
Evening star., 1940-03-24

urging the District Commissioners
to replace street signs that are
difficult to see at night. The board
said the step was required in the
Interest Of safety and convenience.
Evening star., 1940-03-24

Here's q man on his way to owning the kind
of car he's always wanted. He's really ex.
cited, because he's just discovered that
Pontiac is priced right down with the lowest.
Evening star., 1940-03-24

West, L. Perry Wilson. Charles Z.
west. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs.
White. Miss M. Wilson, H. Hazen
Whitten. Mrs. W. w. Wilson, Mrs,
Wiles. William Wright. Miss Lucy
Wiles. Mrs. Wrikht. Miss M.
willard. Robert N. Wyville. Miss Ida Z.
willard, Mrs.
Xander, Ralph A.
z
Young. Miss g. M. Yowell. Mrs. Cora L.
Young. Thomas B. Yznaga. Joseph B.
Young. Mrs. YZnaka, Mrs.
ZegowitZ. Miss C. Zimmerman, VIM C.
ZegoWitz. Joseph. jr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
Miss Cavenaugh.
Bride Elect, Is
Feted In Wallace
Mrs. William Brice And Mrs,
R, w. Powers Are Hos
tesses At Tea

WALLACE, March 1S.-Miss Flors
Mae Cavenaugh, whose marriage tc
the Rev. Troy Jones, of Red Springs
will be solemnized on March 26, was
honored at a lovely tea shower Civ
en- Wednesday afternoon by Mrs
William Brice and Mrs. Robert w
Powers.
The Brice home, where the affair
was held, was arranged in colorf,
spring flowers. In the living room
where the receiving line formed
bowls of pink carnations and snap
dragons were used. Mrs. George L
Brown greeted the guests and pre-
scented them to the receiving line
composed of the ~hostesses, Miss
Cavenaugh, Mrs. M. J. Cavenaugh
mother of the bride-to-be, Miss Eu
nice Pearsall and Mrs. Duncan, oil
Red Springs, Mrs. J. Willard Hoff
Ter, a recent bride, Mrs. N. H. Car
ter, Mrs. Estelle Ennis, bride-elect
Mrs. W. E. Ennis, Miss Betty Jen'
kins, bride-elect of the month, Mrs
o. L. Sutton, of Warsaw, and Mrs.
McIver Edwards, of Darlington, S.
c., sister of Mrs. Brice.
Mrs. Cary Carter invited the guests
into the dining room where Mrs. I.
B. Cooper and Mrs. Walter Murphy
Rivenbark, Jr., received. Mrs. Rob
ert Sheffield and Mrs. John Powers
seated at opposite ends of the table
which was centered with a lovely ar
rangement of white carnations anC
snapdragons f1anked by white tapers
in silver holders, cut cream. They
were assisted in serving ice crearl
individual cakes, minis, and nuts ir
the bridal motif by Miss Elizabeth
Woody, Miss Annie Helms and Miss
Mildred Rivenbark. Mrs. McNair
Johnson received in the gift room
and Mrs. Roy Cavenaugh was If
charge of the register. Goodbyes were
said by Mrs. Hugh Morrison, Mrs
Clifton Knowles presided at the
piano during the afternoon.
At $50 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Brice
and Mr.. and Mrs. Powers served q
buffet supper to Miss Cavenaugh, the
Rev. Jones, the h%onorees, those
assisting in receiving and their hus-
bands.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
Outstanding Speakers To Address
State Women's Club Convention

| the back cover is an interesting
article by J. C. Baskerville on
state parks, and Mrs. Robinson asks
that the clubwomen file such arti-
cles as this and succeeding articles
from the department of conserva-
ton and development, for future
use in their programs. The Club
woma is compiled and edited by
the executive secretary.
AS the time approaches for the
meeting Of the state federation and
the rounding up of this years work
there are a number of contests that
must be closed within a few weeks.
Three cups in the music depart
ment will be offered again this
year, both for vocal and instrument
al compositions. All manuscripts
must be sent to Mrs. J. A. Martin,
chairman of music, Lumberton, not
later than April /. The winners will
be announced and the cups award
ed at the meeting in Greensboro.
Mrs. Clyde Upchurch. of Rae
ford, N. c.. Flower contest chair
man announces that the flower con-
test, for the selection of a name for
the General Federation flower, will
he open to the clubs until the 25th
of April. The points to be consider
ed are: Beauty, common growth to
all sections Of the United States,
appropriate. SIS a d inexpensive.
The various clubs of the state are
active in the selection of Pioneer
Clubwomen to be announced at the
federation convention. Mrs. Andrew
J.. Howell, of Wilmington is state
chairman of Pioneer Clubwomen.
Those who are to be chosen are:
The woman who has served the
l"rgest number of ycars in the
club; the woman who has served
the greatest number of years as a
leader in her Glib; and the woman
who served the greatest number Of
years Of continuous service, but
.|ho is not living at this time. These
names from the clubs are to be sent
to the district chairman who in turn
will select the three leading women
n these names sent on to the state
chairman of Pioneer Women. From
these groups the three outstanding
pioneers in the state will be select
ed arc these will be forwarded to
the national chairman of Pioneer
Women.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
MRS. ERNEST BLAND
HONORED AT R

WALLACE, March 1S-Mrs. Rob
johnson entertained at her home
recently honoring Mrs. Ernest
Bland. Miss Mary Harris Bland
greeted the guests at the door and
Mrs. Henry Obsorn received in the
gift room. Miss Edna Rackley had
charge of the register. The home
was decorated for the occasion with
many spring flowers. The honoree
was presented many attractive gifts.
Misses Foy Johnson, Miss Lois
Bland and Miss Lizzie Rackley as
sisted in serving.
Those present were: Mrs. Ethel
Bland, Mrs. Lewis B. Peterson, Mrs.
H. S. Bland, Mrs. A. D. johnson,
Mrs. H. G.. Bland, Mrs. Perlie
Moore, Mrs. Charlie Newkirk, Mrs
D. l.. Gavin, Mrs. Hamintol New.
kirk, Mrs. T. J.. Carr, Mrs. A.. c..
Peterson, Mrs. Ludie Peterson, Mrs.
r. r. Walker, Mrs. Sidney Gro
martie, Mrs. w. II. Tatum, Mrs. B.
F. Wells, Mrs. l.. L. Vann, Mrs.
|Ollen Harrell, Mrs. Clayton John
son, Mrs. E. F. Johnson, Mrs. A.
r. Jackson, Mrs. Eddie Jones, Mrs.
R. c. Peterson, Mrs. w. r. Peter
son, Mrs. w. r. Peterson, Mrs.
Thomas Moore, Mrs. Charlie Lee,
Mrs. r. f. Boone, Mrs. J. w.
Wells, Mrs. e. B. Jones, Mrs. Fred
Hall, Mrs. Annie Harvell, Mrs. Lee
Leon Fennell, Mrs. Bill johnson,
Mrs. James Rocks, Mrs. Alma High
smith, Mrs. R. A. Bland, Mrs. Fran
els Rocks, Mrs. Harvey Johnson,
Mrs. Rufus Wells, Mrs. C. s. John
son, Mrs. P. C. R~ivenbark, Mrs. A.
A.. Moore, Mrs. Lille Johnson, Mrs.
A. D. Bonun, Mrs. B. H. Hall, Mrs.
Willie Page, Mrs. A. B. Meuckison,
Mrs. f. P. Waters. and Mrs. j. w.
Smith, Misses Mary Harris, Evelyn,
Letha Lois, Dorothy Bland, Lizzie
and Edna Rackley, Foy Johnson,
Ida Bland, Sallie Johnson, Mary
Rose Carr, Margaret Morrison, Alice
Jones, Virginia Harvell, Alma Fen.
mel, Carrie Thornton, Gladys John.
son and Julie Peterson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
BY SUSAN IDEN
Executive Secretary Of n. c.
Federation of Women's
CIuhS

Citizenship will be the key note
of the State Federation of Women's
clubs, which meets in Greensboro
April 80 through May 3. Mrs. John
D. Robinson, president of the fede
ration, says this subject cannot be
over stressed at this particular
time. This is a crucial hour in the
| history of the world and unless we
have the proper type citizens to
meet the needs Of this changing
protected as a nation" There will
be several addresses by outstand.
ing club women Of the state to talk
on women as citizens, both of yes
terday and of tomorrow.
Paul McNutt, federal security ad
ministratcr, will be one of the out
standing speakers Of the conven'
ton. He will be presented by Gov.
emo Clyde R. Hoey, when he
speaks on the opening night of the
convention.
Mr.. McNutt addressed the board
of the general federation at the
meeting in Washington in January,
speaking or the subject Of What
FAdeJal Security Means to Me,
speaking of women as community
house keepers, a subject which he
will probably use when he addresses
the North Carolina women at the
convention.
On Friday morning there will be
an address by Mrs. Moore, of Miami,
Florida, general federation chair
man Of safety; and at the banquet
on Friday, the closing night, Mrs.
John L. Whitehurst, of Baltimore,
first vice-president of the general
federation and Golden Jubilee chair.
man, will be the speaker.
The convention opens on Tuesday
night, April 30 with the meeting of
the juniors presided over by Mrs.
Charles Pearce, of Charlotte, presi.
dent of the juniors. They will have
as their main speaker, assistant di-
rector, Hugh S. Clegg, of the FEEDER
al Bureau Of Investigation, of
Washington. The juniors have been
especially interested in the state
correctional institutions this year,
aiding them materially.
Busy Days For President
Mrs. Robinson, the state presi-
dent, has been having some very
busy days prior to the convention,
responding to numerous calls to
visit other clubs. Among these
events have been Wallace Fine Arts
FESTIVAL; Wallace Golden Jubilee
reception; Raleigh Woman's club
jeanette Mcdonald concert in Ra-
leigh; Lumberton Woman's club;
Mount Olive luncheon, afternoon
meeting and tea; state meeting of
the North Carolina Education as
ISOLATION in Raleigh; and other
events that are just ahead, a visit
to the South Carolina Federation
which will meet in Gaffney a n d
other meetings and luncheons lust
ahead.
The March Spring number of the
North Caroline Clubwoman, official
organ Of the North Carolina Feder-
alton, has recently come from the
press. 1t is an especially attractive
number with its cover in green
and white showing a lovely road
through the sandhills bordered by
dogwood trees. On the inside of
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
Garland Club
En~tertains At
Lovely Event
Golden Jubilee Birthday Party
Given At Home Of Mrs.
Able Warren

GARLAND, March 1S.-On Thurs
day the Garland Woman's club en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Able
Warren to celebrate the 50th birth
dav anniversary Of the Federation
of Women's clubs in America. The
rooms were thrown ensuite and
beautifully decorated with early
spring flowers a color note of green
and yellow being tastefully carried
out.
The guests were welcomed at the
door by Mrs. Able Warren and pre-
scented to the receiving line COM
posed of Mrs. Colon Lamb, instlga-
tor in organizing the club in 1929
Mrs. ]. A. Temple, present presl'
dent, Mesdames w. H. Sloan, j. C..
Carter, Sr., H. w. Sidburry, of Gin
ton, ]. D. Johnson, ST., and Mrs.
A. N. Johnson. Tapers in yellow and
white were lighted to honor three
deceased, and four absent presidents.
At a handsomely appointed table In
the dining room, Mrs. John Dyson
and Mrs. Gordon Love, assisted by
Misses nellie Cooke Sloan, Jane Grey
Cromartie, and Ellen Melton, served
a delicious tea course. The color note
was beautifully carried out In the
table appointments and a birthday
cake bearing II lighted candles n
for each year Of the clubs existence,
was used as a centerpiece.
Goodbyes were said by Miss Eliza
beth Temple to more than so guests
who were invited 10 share the clubs
hospitality.
Miss Anabel s4oan, accompanied
by Katherine an7 David Sloan. spent
a recent weekend in Wadesboro
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Carter, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Carter were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs oliver Groom
in Clinton Wednesday evening.-Dr.
and Mrs. r. F. MarshburD and Mrs.
Jack West attended the stete meet
ing of the Baptists in Wilmington
on Wednesday.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Garland Baptist church met
at the home of Mrs. S. L. Smith
Wednesday afternoon, March 10. The
president, Mrs. w. F. Russ, presid-
ed over the meeting. Mrs. Amos
L. Carter had charge Of the pro-
gram. After the devotional and bust
ness session the hostess served re-
freshments.
Those from here attending the
barbecue supper at the community
building in Clinton Wednesday eve
ming were Abel Warren, J. C. Car
ter, S.. L. Smith, Edmond Carter.
and J. A. Petty.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
HOME
CLUB HOLDS MEETING

The Wrightsboro Home Demon
stration club held the regular meet
ing recently. The meeting was held
at II o'clock and during the noon
hour the members enjoyed a pot
dinner with Mrs. c. F. SETTER,
Sr., Mrs. Dirk Swart and Mrs.
Martin SWart as h~ostesses.
The meeting was opened with the
singing Of songs and the club COL
lect.
Project leaders who gave their
reports were as follows: Mrs. A. E.
Rogers, clothing; Mrs. L. n. Johns
ton, house furnishings; Mrs. Gar
rit Swart and Miss Mason, All
club.
Following the reports Miss Ma
son, home agent, had charge of
the program. Mrs. A. G. Setter
gave a report on attending a poul-
try school in Jacksonville with
Miss Mason.
Those present were: Miss Ann
Mason, Mrs. Ruth Enett, Mrs. F.
A. Jordan, Mrs. L. N. Johnston,
Mrs. Paul Galoz, Mrs. J.. r. Nor
ris, Mrs. A. G. SETTER, Mrs. c. G.
Smith, Mrs. Gerrit Swart, Mrs
Martin Swart, Mrs. W. Swart, Mrs
John Varga, Mrs. Rudolph Murray,
Mrs. A. E. Rogers, Mrs. o. B.
Joes, Mrs. Edd Wright, Mrs. Dirk
Ewart, Mrs. Richard Jordan, Mrs.
John A. Varga, Mrs. ]. E. Hall
Mrs. E. S. Piver, Mrs. Donald Piv-
err, Mrs. J.. A. Westbrook, Mrs
c. B. Kornegay, and the following
visitors were present, Mrs. j. B
McCumber, Mrs. r. C. Williams ano
Mrs. j. C. Hobbs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUBS
OF MEETS
WITH MRS.. WAYNE

LAKE WACCAMAW, March 1S,
Mrs. Woodrow Wayne was gracious
hostess to the Junior Woman's club
Tor their March meeting Tuesday
night. Mrs. Wayne, the president,
presided. The meeting was opened
with the club collect. Reports from
various chairmen we're read. Mrs
Richard e. Stone, incoming presi.
dent, announced some plans for the
coming year. A committee for new
paintings in the Waccamaw GENE
terry were named. The book, leone
With the Wind was loaned to the
library by Miss Kate Chauncey. The
club voted to buy two of the most
popular books and place in the Ii.
brary for regular circulation. After
the business session a st. Patrick
program was presented, which in.
cluded a contest, the prize, a relish
dish, going to Mrs. Clyde Wayne. A
salad course carrying out the st.
Patrick motif was served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. r. A.
Hodges and Mrs. Lathal Wayne, to
the following club members: Miss
Louelle Chauncey, Miss Pauline
Chauncey, Miss Kate Chauncey,
Miss Frances Collision, Mrs. Rich
ard e. Stone, Mrs. Clarence Chaun-
cey, Mrs. W. d. Jones, Mrs. J. G..
Hall, Mrs. Clyde Wayne, Mrs. Wait
err c. Burney, Mrs. Sam c. Flynn
and Mrs. Edward Prewett.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19

with their parents at tb.;.
here. 'Ae'r hons
Mrs. William Grow =,
Texas is the guest of Mr., no. noqst%
Emmett Grow on MasonhasaAa Mrs
< 8 sound,
ro Among those home from ii. -,
verslty of North Carolina Al II" e., I'M.
Hill to spend the HOLIDAYS ~ eaa3l
1hornton' Walter L. Pars Tss BY
Platt Davis, David Murcbtson JF,
Morton Jr:' corbett stovaJl 7asn
POISSON Jr,, Bonner Tbor LOWS
Ramsey Weathersbee, Jr., Alsr ,'1 En4
ylelle, Kenneth sprnr, ''s1 fon'
Strange, Frank REYNOLDS Doooy
as P. Brown. "''u IA0n,
Darlington Egglesron .,
cousin, Cullen Walker, Of wv his
va, students at Virginia En ooI'o.b,
school at Lynchburg, are t sns.
she Easter holidays with , N.Y. Ing
Mrs B. Purnell Eggleston s sl an and
home here. a. thet
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
PERSONALS

Mrs. j. Holmes Davis, Jr., left
Sunday for a visit in Richmond, Va.
Miss Louise Stowell, of st. Josephs,
Mich, has arrived to spend some
time here.
Mrs. w. G. Edwards, and son, Wal
ter, of Columbia, S. c., are visiting
Mrs. Edwards father, w. D. McCaig
at his home in the city
Miss Elsie Lynch and Miss Flor
ence Davis and Fred Moore have
returned to the city after spending
the weekend in the western part of
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford Oldham, of
Columbia, S. c., and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Stallworth, of Greenville, have re-
turned to their homes after a visit
here with Mr. and Mrs, ]. A. Oldham.
Miss Anne Kidder has arrived
from New York city to spend the
Easter holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kidder, at their
home in Oleander.
X
Miss Marguerite Crow has return
ed to st. Mary's school in Raleigh,
after spending the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Crow,
at their home on Masonboro Sound,
Tommy Morton and Billy Crow,
have arrived from Alexandria, Va,
they are students at Episcopal
High. and are Spendino the
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19

and the flow Of gastric juice; so
aids digestion; helps to build up
physical resistance to periodic dis
tress for many users.
Others, who take it a few days
before and during "the time" have
found CARDUI helps ease Their
periodic distress. Used so years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
HOLDENS
ANNIVERSARY

SUPPLY, March 1S.-Mr. and
Mrs. o. P. Holden, of Supply, cele,
brated their birthdays jointly on
March 3, when their children en-.
tertained them at a surprise birth
day party. Mrs. Holden was IS on
February %, and Mr.. Holden was
70 IN March 4.
Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Sermons. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey Sellers, Mr.. and Mrs. O. M.
Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hol-
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Murdic Holden,
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Sellers, Mr..
and Mrs. j., E. Sermons, J. S
Grissett and Sam Phelps.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
Women, Girls Learn
Merit Of "B ui|d-Up"

A woman's periodical distress
from headaches, nervousness, irri.
liability, cramp-like pain may be
due to this fault: functional dys.
menorrhea brought on by IN under
nourished condition!
There's convincing prooi of this
in the way Sc many w1men and
girls are helped by CtRDU1. Be
cause it usually stimulates appetite
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
BEDSPREAD MOTIF

One glance will tell you how eff.
fective this southern belle will be
embroidered on a bedspread. Pat
tern 1928 contains a transfer pattern
of a Is IA X 20 inch motif, S motifs
2 x 4 inches; illustrations of stitches;
materials required.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19

Some psychologists say a persons
interest in life can be measured by
his newspaper reading habits. If he
finds at least one story of interest
to him on each page, he probably
lives a "~well-rounded life"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
EASTER G HUNT

The Primary department of the
Fifth Avenue Methodist church
will hold it's annual Easter Egg
hunt Wednesday afternoon at 3:15
o'clock on the lawn Of the par
sonage. All members and their
mothers are urged to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19
CAPE FEAR GARDEN
CLUB OFFERS PRIZE
TO SERVICE STATIONS

Plans to conduct a Comics.
cieanest and most attractive fi,,' ,'
station in Wilmington were ' ~.
nounced recently by Officials =. a+'
Cape Fear Garden club, "'
rive dollars is offered as frs. pr,,
and honorable mention az s.'-7
prize. Filling station operators ,1
asked to call Mrs. Robert G. R.rt;,
phone PAIR, for full particnl.n"
The contest is a new feature Il.
current activities of the Cane H..
Garden club and one that il is b,s',
will meet with great response rYrs
officials said. "''
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-19

Under Spanish rule, from 1910 to
1850, Bolivia produced gold valued
at 50, 1000, 600, 600.