The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
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Mrs. George B. Elliott at theil
home on South Third street
Friends of Mrs. John A. Snyder
will be glad to learn that she ex
poets to return home this coming
week fr m Duke hospital al
Durham where she has been un-
dergoing treatment for t 4 past
two weeks. The latest report from
Duke is that Mrs. Snyder has COM
pletely recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lynch
and family have moved from their
apartment at 221 South Fifth
street to their attractive new home
at SOL Dock street. Charlie Dicken-
son, who, Incidentally, is Virginia
Dickinson Lynch's father, recent
ly purchased tn Bluethenthal
home on the corner of Fifth and
Dock streets, renovated n d re-
decorated it throughout, and made
it into two luxurious, modern
apartments, one of which Virginia
and Teddy will call HOME from
now on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Canister
motored to Pinehurst on Wednes-
day for the day, on business.
Mrs. Carl Powers expects to
leave on Tuesday by motor for
Winston Salem where she will
make her home in future with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. James K. Paul, who moved
to the Piedmont section to live on
January l, and have taken love-
ly home II REYNOLDA, the fash
ionable suburb of the TWin-City.
Wilmington will sustain real loss
when Ethel Powers moves away,
for there isn't a more patriotic,
civic minded, unselfish, and genu-
inely liked person in our midst
that she is. We trust that she will
come back to see us often. re-
membering always to call Viii
mington HOME.
Captain and Mrs. Homer Nc
Cara of Pittsburg, Pa, have re-
turned to their home after
weeks visit with Mrs. McGara,s
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Hardin at their home
on South Fourth Street. Prior to
her marriage on Christmas day
Mrs. McGara was the former
Esther S kelding of Charlotte
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A, B.
Shedding.
Miss Helen Clark Of Tarboro is
visiting aer sister, Mrs. Horace
Emerson at her home, 621 Dock
street. Helen, who is a former Will
mingtonian, and a very popular
one at that, has been extensively
entertained by her many friends
since her arrival here two weeks
ago.
Mrs. Graham Kenan has Joined
her sister, Mrs. J. K. Wise in St..
Augustine, Fla, and they will
spend the remainder of the winter
season at their suite in the Ponce
de Leon Hotel.
Friends OF Murray James, well
known local attorney, will regret
to hear that he is patient at
James Walker Memorial hospital
where for three weeks past he has
undergone treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Yarbor-
ough and two children of Raleigh
have returned to their home. Mrs.
Marlborough who is pleasantly
known here as the former jamie
Boatwright, together with her chill
dre2, spent eighteen months with
her mother, Mrs. Swift M. Boat
wright at her home on South Third
street while Bill Marlborough saw
service overseas. Upon his release
from duty, Bill visited our city and
accompanied his family to Ra-
leigh.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
nelius VanLeuven will be delight
ed to learn that they are expected
home early this week from Balti-
more where for six weeks they
have been recuperating from re.
cent Illnesses, first at Johns Hop
kins hospital and later at the home
of their daughter and son-in-law,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Stewart.
Mrs. Stewart will accompany her
parents to Wilmington and remain
as their guest Tor several days at
their home, 1705 Princess street.
I know you will remember her as
lour exquisite, glamorous Lilly