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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
Vandals Enter
Two Schools
Registration Is
HecvY ut Sumner

srNER-ns Rhedss LAX,
school vacated when TIE districi
son aned vita AldsFton. has hss
every vindew IN the buiidins
broken requirements viii cos
over $50. The Aldsrton school ais,
was entered during the summer
and the siiverwars stolen from tn,
kitchen II IL not known Just
when the theft teek placs.
sumner assembly, order Of Rain.
bow for ciris. held it, first meet
ing Of the fan Tuesday evening IN
the Masonic temple. Plans verr
made for the vizit Of the grand
officers Sept Il. Officers elected
for the new term are: Worthy sd-
wiser. Dorothy Lspsley; worthy as
sociate adviser. Ruth carnahAn;
charity. Mia Snack; hope, Patty
RiddeI; faith. L<ona w'ahl; drill
leader. Gloria Hartley: chaplain.
Floeine Anderson: confidential OBJ
server. Vivian Moriarity: outer OBJ
server. Katherine Goodwin; love.
We're Lac stene; religion, Donna
Jean Forest; nature, Marjoris
schoffen; immortality, Dorothy
Aalleyi fidelity. JOY Duncan; pa
triotism. Neona Peoples; service,
Jsquelins Smith; musician, Jean
Howe; choir director. Ione Davis;
flag bearer, Joyce Jameson. The
choir will be announced later.
D.meer.i.e a.ny
A Democratic rally will be held
Thursday at 500 p. m. in KlontE
hall All Democratic candidates
have been invited 10 speak. A
special invitation 10 extended 10
members Of thu grange. pension
groups. trade unions ana business
men Of Sumner.
William C. Vessel. national d.
rector Of cub scouting Of the Boy
Scouts Of Ameriea. will speak
Thursday evening At T:so In the
high school auditorium. Scout lead
ers viii be special guests and all
persons interested in scouting are
urged 10 attend.
Negotiation Heavy
Mrs. Grant Warwick, city regis
tr~r, reports registration for the
primary election for Sumner and
outlying districts IN sbnormally
heavy.
hiaa Eleanor Hurd and Mas
Elisabeth vailsntgoed entertained
ut the Hurd home with . miscsl-
lsneous shower. eomplimenting
Miss Gladys Ryan, whose marriage
To Murl Gassoway. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Gassoway Of Sumner
will take place Sept. n.
FAN flowers decorated the rooms.
At the long laee-eeyered table
places were marked for Misses
hsrjoris Gorzelaneyk. Bonnie
Gaasowsy. aPtrieia Langdon. syl-
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HAY FEVER
Test This Quick Relief

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Core Of the News
TO MEET FRIDAY

NJ MAAA ERAA
Last meeting Of the Parkiand
Democratic club before the sept
10 primary viii be held Friday eve
ming in Sunshins Community hall.
An Democratic candidates will be
given time to speak and the public
Is invited to attend.
CARL osrLUND
Candidate County Cemmission-
err, First District-Republican.
lAdv.)
Coffee Specials at Cow nuttsr
store. (adv.l
TO HEAR oANbrDArEs
Roosevelt Heights Improvement
club will meet in the auditorium
Of Roosevelt school Friday at .
D. m. to hear candidates for various
political offices. subject to election
Sept. 10. A committee headed by
d. Harvey Smith will make . re-
port on the recent picnic, and the
building committee viii report
progress made On the new club
house.
Wedding Fiowera Hinx Florist
ladv.l
-
The Yugo-Slsv American Pro-
gressive club viii hold . Political
rally at 7,s0 p. m. Thursday in
Emerson hall. Candidates are in
vited TO speak.
-
woundex Is ready for burns,
bites and stings. (sdvJ
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Toting : big blue ribbon glitter
ing with jewels and a dainty gold
cup a. his special award. Walter
sutter, Tacoma City Light safety
engineer and lobbyist. was home
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county governments
o-An expertly-creatsd, leng-
range plan for stats industrial
and agricultural development, and
conservation and utilization Of re-
sources.
INA strict merit system for
" state employees.
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Thursday from a one-week stand
in Vancouver. b. c.
Suffer and his collection Of flu
crescent rocks were a double-hit
at the hobby show Of the Canadian
Pacific exhibition, according TO q
letter sent Mayor Cain and Com
missioners o'Neil and Bergersen
by DIR. A. F. Barton. superinten-
dent Of the hobby show.
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Mel Voorhees,
Runs in 26ih
the lost week ~os

"should i Be elected" Mel voor-
bees. ss-year-old candidate for
state representative in the 2sth
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10
MISS ~RIVENBARK,
B~RIDE-ELECT OF
MONTH";, IS FETED

Misses Catherine Costello and
Eleanor Clark delightfully."- enter.
tanned recently at a china shower
honoring Miss Frances Rivenbark,
bride-elect of this month, at the
home of Miss Clark in Chestnut
Heights.
A novel presentation of gifts to
the honoree was made by her hos.
tesses in the form of a large bridal
bouquet Each flower contained di.
rections in verse form as to where
her various pieces of china were
hidden throughout the house.
Hearts Dice and Bingo were
played throughout the evening aft.
er which a delicious ice course was
served the guests.
Prize winners of the evening in
Hearts Dice were: Mrs. l.. M
Todd, high score, and Miss Dolores
Willis, low-score.
Those attending were: M j S s
Frances Rivenbark, honoree, Miss
es Mary Todd, Constance Harrell,
Winkie Rivenbark, Vivian Harrell,
Dolores Willis, and Mesdames c.
Hingerty, L. M. Todd c. J..Plastre,
A. Carr, c. D. Rivenbark, A. B.
Bradshaw, H. E. Boyd, Jr., Henry
Harrell, Jr., J. H. Tally, j.. E.
Clark, and J. M. Green.
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dolph johnson has returned to her
home in Knoxville, Tenn, after

dolph johnson has returned to her
home in Knoxville, Tenn, after
spending sometime here with her
parents, MI. and Mrs. S. c. Chaun-
cey. She was accompanied home
by her sister, Miss Kate Chauncey
who will spend several weeks with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Rose, of Wal
lace, spent the weekend here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Stone at
their home on the Lake beach. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson an d
daughter, of Danville, Va, are now
spending a few days here on the
Lake beach. - Catherine Del
Chauncey has returned home from
Durham where she was a visitor
with friends. Mrs. Earl Thomp.
son has returned home from Win
s~ton-Salem, where she has been Wis.
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin. - Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Woo.
ten, of New York, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Harry Smith and Mr..
Smith at their home at the Anchor.
age. - Miss Palmer Smith, of At.
lanta, Ca, spent the past few days
here as guest of Misses Miriam
and Mary Gault. - Mrs. George
Hanes. Of Madison, is visiting here
with friends this week. - Misses
Alice Brice and Jane Grantham,
of Fairmont spens the weekend
here with Mrs. J. A. Powell. -
of Fairmont, spent the weekend
he with Mrs. j. A. Powell. -
S. ]. "hauncey, of the u. S. Navy
has returned to Galveston, Texas,
to report to his lip after spending
several day, here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Chauncey. -
Mrs. Ruby Townsend, Of Greens
boro, is visiting her sister, Mrs,
W. O. Burney, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Blake and
daughter, Miss Margaret Blake, o.
Sanford, and Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Ray, of Siler City. were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Wayne
durin. tho weekend. - Miss Alice
Reid omith spent last week here
with Miss Christine Owens and re.
turned to ',er home at Fairmont
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith who were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Horne for
the day. - Miss Margaret Ste
phens OF Wilmington, is spending
this week here with MIR. and Mrs.
H. T. Hood and family. - Miss
Isabel Dempsey ha sreturned to
her home here after Spending one
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10
MIND YOUR MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions, tn checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
1. When guests leave at the end
of an evenings visit with friends is
it gracious for them to give as a
reason "You have to get up early
tomorrow
2. If the hour is late when guests
suggest going is it necessary for
the host and hostess to protest that
it is still early
3. When a hostess serves a dish
cooked one way is it tactful for a
guest to tell her how to cook it an
other?
4. Is it good manners to tell
woman that a dress, a hat, or a
couture make her look young?
What would you do if
You are introducing socially a
married woman who uses her
maiden name i n business
(a) Introduce her as miss
Smith?
CD Introduce her as Mrs.
Brown?
Answers
1. 1t is much better to say I'VE
have to-" Otherwise, the host and
hostess have to protest and say
that it doesn't matter at all and
the guests must stay on.
2. No.
3. No. That implies another way
is better.
4. No. Pleased-but not sur
prised.
S. No. That implies she really
isn't young.
Best "What Would You Do So
lution-b). 1
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Lake Wacca1naw

LAKE WACCAMAW Aug. 9-Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Moffett and sons,
David and Donald, and daughter,
Miss Jacqueline, Of Madison, are
spending this week in one of the
High cottages.--Mr. and Mrs
George Elvin, Mrs. Kate Stricken
and son, Thomas Stricken, of Roa'
noke, Va, r spending a few days
here with friends.-Mr. and Mrs
Elwood Weaver, of Asheville, Wis
tied their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S
T. Weaver here during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Dickson Of
Douglas, Ca, are spending some
time here with Mr.. Dickson's moth
er, Mrs. Mollie Dickson and Miss
Lille Dickson. - Miss Halle Town
has returned to her home in vii.
mington, after spending S e v e r a
days here as guest Of Misses Mary
and Miriam Gault. - Mrs. Ran.
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Chadbourn

CHADBOURN, Aug. 9.-Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Causey, Misses Jo-
anne Baldwin, Ruby Yates and
Myrtle Bailey r at home from
summer school at Wake Forest col
lege. David Riff left Sunday on a
business trip to New York city. He
will visit the Worlds Fair while
away. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Woot-
en- and children, of Charlotte, are
the guests for the weekend of Mrs.
F. L. Wooten, Sr.-Mr. and Mrs.
Mercer Tillinghast, and baby were
the weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Land, Sr. Mrs. Tilling-
hast and Mercer, Jr. will remain
for a weeks visit. Miss Minnie Nc.
lver Land left Monday for a few
days visit to New York.-Pember.
ton Penn of Danville, Va, arrived
Sunday for the tobacco season.
Miss Margaret Names has been
at home for a weeks vacation from
Highsmith Hospital, Fayetteville
where she is in training Sandy
Hand is visiting MIR. and Mrs.
Coffield Knight in Whitakers this
week.
Mrs. James W. Smith, of Villa
Rica. Ga, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Norman Peal.-Mr. and
Mrs. Barnes, of Conner, Ca, are
visiting their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Currie.-
Lillian Perkins is visiting Alice Mil
Ter at Holden's Beach. - Horton
Crawford and Ernest Cain visited
their aunt, Mrs. Leo Ellington,
at Charleston the past week. - j.
B. McIver, liver McIver and Mike
Schinn of Kings Park, L. l., left
Tuesday after several days as the
guests of Mrs. D. C.. McIver and
Mrs. j. A. Brown. liver McIver will
sail from New York Aug. 9 for San
Tome, Venezuela, where he will
take a position with the Gulf Oil
Corporation operating in that coun-
try. He expects to be in S o u t h
America two years. - Donald Lew
is of Wrightsville Beach, has been
visiting MI. and Mrs. j. F. Blake.
Mrs. L. L. Baldwin, of Whiteville,
spent the weekend with her sister
Mrs. Tracy Atkinson. - Mr.. and
Mrs. George Myers, ST., spent Sun
day at Myrtle Beach. - G. C. Har-
ris of Springfield, Tenn, arrived
Sunday to be here through the to-
bacco season. Mr.. and Mrs. Holm
Baucom, of Raleigh, were guests of
MIR. and Mrs. T. S. Lewis Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Lewis and Mrs.
Matte Lewis are visiting w a d e
Lewis of Raleigh. - The R e v.
James R. Kennedy has accepted
a call to the pastorate of the Chad
bourn Presbyterian church, and is
to come to the charge the first Of
September. He is at present pastor
of the Associate Reform Presby.
terrain church in Spartanburg, S,
c., having served this church for
the past six years. 2
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PERSONALS

Lieut.. and Mrs. w. E. Todd have
gone to Pittsburgh, Pa, to visit
Mrs. Bracken c. Todd. Upon their
return here they will leave for Fort
Ga, where Lieut.. Todd
will be stationed.
Friends of Mrs. Fred L.. Mintz
will be sorry to learn she is a pa
tent at James Walker Memorial
hospital.
Mrs. j. Gilmore Leonard and
son, James, of Decatur, Ca, are
visiting Mrs. L. o. Ellis at her
home, 201 Wrightsville avenue.
Miss Mittie Byrd left Friday aft
ernoon to spend a week with re.
latives in Maxton and Hamlet.
Friends of Mrs. Herman w. Duke
will be sorry to hear that she con
tinues ill at James Walker Memoir.
al hospital.
Mrs. J. D. Horne and daughters.
Miss Elizabeth Horne and M i S S
Virginia Horne, of Wadesboro, are
spending a short while at the Ian
dis cottage at Wrightsville Beach
y X
Mrs. George Covington, of High
Point, lis spending a couple of days
with her aunt, Mrs. Morrison w
Divine, Sr., at her home on South
Front street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10
lust What Kind OF Wives DO
These Men Want, Asks Millett
Porter.
BY RUTH MILLETT

1t would be easy for women to
be successful wives if husbands
would break down and say what
they want.
Suppose that a man would admit
more than anything, I want a
wife, whose looks I can be proud
of-one I can show off to my friends
and have them think I'm a lucky
guy"
Then that wife could direct her
efforts toward looking like a mil
lion. She wouldn't think twice
when she had to decide whether
to buy a new coat or have the
kitchen painted.
Or a man might tell the girl
who had just taken his name: "Be
a companion to me-willing to drop
your work at a moments notice
and I'll never complain because
the house isn't run like clockwork.'
Then that wife would cheerfully
leave the dishes in the sink in
stead of irritating her husband by
IeluSlIlS W SO OQI WAIlA lAAAlA CLAN
play golf before dark.
The husband who says give al.
ways liked people and looked for
ward too the time when l. would
have my own home in which to
entertain" would find that his wife
wouldn't run the risk of disappoint-
ing him. She'd darn well take the
job of hostess seriously.
Ask, For Men
Don't Volunteer
Or if a man would say, IT want
my home as a sort of refuge where
1 can get away from people, have
time to think and to work out some
of my 'ideas," a wife could get
most of her social life in the day
time. She could see to it that her
husbands home was a place where
he could wc1k.
Since few men volunteer S C h
information, perhaps the best
thing is for young wives to ask. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10
HERE IS RECIPE
FOR NUTRITIOUS
SUMMER BEVERAGE
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service Staff Writer

NAA wv VASS VIVA
Here r more delightful sweets
for hot weather which follow the
economy rule of mo sweets with.
out nutrients" The first Isby Jane
Campbell of Meridian, Miss, and it
won her the first urban high school
food project title of national via.
ner, conducted by a leading manu-
facturer of gas refrigerators.
HIGH SCHOOL SYLLABUB
One pint light cream, 3 egg
whites, IL cup cider or strained
fruit juice, IL grated lemon peel
4 tablespoons powdered sugar.
Mix all ingredients except e e 6
white. Beat whites stiff, fold in LIST
mixture, and chill in pitcher in re
frigerator, covered. Whip unit
frothy before serving and pass il
tall parfait glasses garnished with
mint leaves and cherries.
This recipe makes a dessert anc
beverage in one, full of nutrients
and pleasing flavor. When you in
clude it in the menu, remember.
it's a dessert, as well as a won
derful hot weather cooler.
CINNABAR COFFEE
One-fourth cup ground coffee,
1-8 teaspoon salt, 4 inches stick
cinnamon, 2 eggs, l IL cups milk.
l cup heavy cream, whipped, 2;
cup sugar, 4 IL cups fresh coffee,
chilled.
Add ground coffee and CHINA.
mon to milk and heat over simmer
burner for 5 minutes. Strain
through cheese cloth into bow
holding IL cup sugar and the salt,
Add to well beaten egg yolks
Chill. Add remaining sugar to stiff
ly beaten whites; fold in chilled
coffee-milk mixture, and whipped
cream.
Pour into dessert tray of gas or
electric refrigerator and freeze
until firm, stirring once after first
hour of freezing. To serve: fill tall
glasses half full of frozen mixture;
add chilled regular strength coffee.
and stir.
MONDAYS MENU
BREAKFAST: Orange d
canned grapefruit juice, fried
r meal mush, syrup, coffee
milk.
LUNCHEON: Poached eggs
on toast, diced tomatoes, soft
rolls, gingerbread, tea. milk.
DINNER: Lamb stew with
fresh potatoes and fresh vege-
tables, dumplings, hard rolls,
cabbage and apple salad, Gin
nabar coffee, milk, coffee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10
Carolina Beach Arrivals

RAYNOR.LANIER-Among those
registered at the Raynor-Lanier cot
taee at Carolina Beach are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Hurlocker and family, OF
Concord, Mr., and Mrs. Clyde Per
nell, of High Point; Lloyd Johnson,
of High Point; Billie Sue Mason, of
High Point: Lola Bray, of High
Point: Virgil Bray, of High Point;
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Mitchell, of Rose
boro; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Mcknight,
of China Grove; Dorothy McAdams,
Of Greensboro; Catherine Dean. OF
Greensboro; Vashti Gornto, of
Greensboro; Dot Basin, of Greens
boro; Ray Brown, of Greensboro;
Jack Mcclellan, of Greensboro
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hall, of Win
ston-Salem; Mrs. Margaret Lyons,
of Winston-Salem; Mary D. Harton,
Of Wilson; Eliza Dickinson, of Will
son; Margaret Lane, of Wilson; Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Van Miller, of Will
son; Mrs, r. NJ. Van Miller, of Will
son; A. H. Martin, of Raleigh; Miss
Sallie Dobbs, Of Reidsville; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. R. Evans. of Lumberton;
Vina Thomas, of Wilson; Oda Forest,
Of Wilson; Eleanor Taylor, of Will
son; Dixie Mae Lamm, of Wilson;
Stacy Orr, of Charlotte; Mrs. J.. C,
Nenlsh, Of Elkin; Peggy Wilhelm,
Of Elkin; Lucille Daye, of Elkin; Mrs.
NJ Woodruff, Of Elkin; Mary Daye,
Of Elkin; Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Trek
Ter, Of Lexington; Bobby Trexler, of
Lexington; Dolores Trexler, of Lex
lngton; Elmer T~rexler, of High
FONT; Margaret Trexler, of Moores-
Vile Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Clark,
OF Greensboro; Lillian Clark, of
greensboro; Matte Covingtcn, of
greensboro; Parker Clark, of Green's
0ofo' Mr., and Mrs. H. T. Horner,
u burlington; Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
uellpy' Of Burlington; Mr.. and Mrs.
W. l. Huffman, of Burlington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10
Martin Will Notify
Wilkie OF Nomination

ELWOOD, Ind, Aug. g. @ ~
Rep. Joseph W. Martin, Jr., of Mas.
~sachusetts, republican national chair.
man, will notify Wendell l.. Will.
kie Of his nomination for the presi-
dency here a week from tomorrow.
The program for the notification
was announced today. WILKES &C.
ceptance will signal the opening Of
his campaign looking toward the
November election,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10

yea i Columbus, Ga. - Miss
Ruth Priest has accepted 4 posi-.
ton at Fair Bluff.-Misses Lois
and T auline Hood visited Mrs. J.
A. St:.,h. rs in Wilmington Sunday.
- Miss Doris Hunt, of Oxford, is
spending this week here as guest
of MI. and Mrs. G. R. Nelson
James Wayne, of the US. Marines.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Henry
Wayne.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10
REUNION
SLATED AUG. 10
IN COUNTY

FAYETTEVILLE, Aug. 9.-Mem'
hers of the Isaiah McPhail clan will
hold their annual reunion at Her
rings school, Sampson county, Sun
day, August IS, it was announced
here today. John A. oates, Of Fay
etteville, will be the principal speak
err.
Officers Of the clan are DR.. L. D.
McPhail, of Charlotte, president; b.
I. Tart, of Four Oaks, vice-presi-
dent: and J. r. McPhail, of Fayette-
vile, secretary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10
MISS JANET DIEHL
FRIENDS
AT LOVELY DANCE

Miss Janet Diehl, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Diehl, en-
teraintined last evening at a lovely
dance at the annex of the Cape
Fear Country club on Harbor Is
land.
Guests were received by h e
hostess from 9 until 1 o'clock. 8
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10
Marriage Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L.. Pinyan an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Edna Mae, to Roy Baty, of Fort
Payne, Ala, on April 81, at Con-
way, S. c. Mr.. Baty is connected
with the U. S. Coast Guard aboard
the Modoc,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10

WILL PLAY AT LUMINA

Bill Clarke and his orchestra will
at Lumna pavilion at Wrightsville
Beach. Margie Walker Is featured
vocalist with this popular band.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10
Vacation Bible School

A daily vacation Bible school will
be held at the Myrtle Grove Pres
byterian chapel beginning Monday,
August u, and running through
Friday, August 20, from 3 until 5
o'clock in the afternoon. Glasses are
for all ages, beginners through in
termediate. MI. Rhodes will conduct
a communicate class for senior
young people and adults daily Mon
day through Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Andrews, Jr.,
announce the birth of a son., Ma
rion James, on August 2, at the Ma
rion Sprunt annex,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10
MYRTLE Grove Chanel

Arnold B. Rhodes will preach at
the Myrtle Grove Presbyterian
church on Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10
Saturday Hours
9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
DIAL 3311
,,pc FRANK WARD,
TrNBERTON BRIDE,
rrTED AT PARTY

.ruPERTON, Aug. 9.-Mrs. j
,.kson entertained her bridge
- her home Tuesday evening
+i,e tables, complimenting Mrs
!. Ward, a recent bride. Varie'
s,as summer flowers were att Ia
sa,N arranged throughout the
lively ai-@'
agrss Walter Watts was presented
% GORE prize for members, Mrs.
N5' simmons was awarded the
ii nrize. Mrs. Jack Moffitt won
sO' score. and Mrs. Ward was pre-
i .,s,sd a lovely gift.
ss1 pridal TALES were used and bri-
icos moulded in the bridal Slip
aal ring, bell, cupid and hearts,
ps' served with decorated cakes,
sntifullv carrying out a color note
Va :.I, and white. Miss Ora Parham,
u g.tsr of Mrs. Jackson, assisted in
serving rr,,- u,u
Henry Ward, Jack Moffitt,
I = Brvan, H. r. Simmons, Dan
"...in Fred Lennon, NJ. H. Mclean,
" osborne Lee, w. D.. Reynolds
"a, Townsend, R. E. Wilkins.
w.. Andrews, r. C. Ivey. Club
hnu,bers present we're Mines. Eli
wisbart. S. P. Douglas, David Lam
~..h charlie Mcintyre. Ellis Page,
Walter Watts
Mrs, Chalmers Biggs entertained
bridee club at her home Tues
dow afternoon. Prizes were awarded
Mrs. John Rhodes Barnes for
hi,h score, Mrs. Wilton Barnes for
,.a. score. and a guest prize was
S.osontod to Mrs. Jack Parks. Miss
annah Mullen of Atlanta, Ca, also
o,,est, was presented a handsome
gift of linen.
Delightful refreshments were
sorvpd to Mines. John Rhodes and
wilton Barnes, Graham McKinnon,
r. Henry Allen, Ed Allen, Edwin
Whiting, club members; Mrs. Jack
Parks and Miss Annah Mullen,
guests.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-10

Inc largest fish ever caught was
q 20, '99.pound whale shark, in
'lorida, during 1912.
Evening star., 1940-03-24
Social Notes
OF Interest
In StauntOn

STAUNTON, Va, March 23.-Mrs.
Carl Dana Hill and daughter, Miss
Betty Hill, who are spending the
winter in Washington, motored here
this week to visit Capt. c. D. Hill,
who is member of the faculty Of
Staunton Military Academy. Miss
Hill IS q. student at George WASH
ington University.
Mrs. Fitzhugh Elder and Miss
Margaret Atkinson have returned
to their homes in Staunton after
spending several weeks in Sarasota,
Fla.
Mrs. Philip Bradley of Bethesda,
Md, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John
Renehan.
Miss Mary Alexander Opie, daugh-
ter Of Gen. and Mrs. Heroine L.
Opie, has gone to New York for
the Easter holidays. While there
she will visit Miss Peggy Russell,
at the American Woman's Club, and
also spend a few days with Miss
Katherine Marks at the Barbizon
Club.
Mrs. Clarence A. Seaton and
daughter, Miss Margaret Seaton
have returned from several weeks
visit in Miami, Fla.