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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-26

service. Nearly $4,000 people in this terri
tory have waited for a telephone for months
because building and expansion were held up
during the war and have been slowed up since
by shortages
Many improvements in service can be made
and will be made as soon as equipment can be
obtained and installed, including the extension
of service to more farm families and the i'm
provement of existing service in rural areas.
Our plans are all set and ready.
The telephone industry will not be able to
raise the large amounts of money needed to
carry out these plans unless it is permitted to
earn enough to make thousands of men and
women of average means want to invest their
savings in the business.
Reasonable Telephone Earnings
Important TO Everybody
The supply of money is not inexhaustible
and no business has monopoly on it. It flows
to the companies that offer continuing safety
and reasonable return.
It is important, therefore, to everybody who
uses the telephone - to everyone who works
for it = and to everybody who invests in it -
that earnings be on a fair basis and in line
with the service rendered and the job to be
done
We want you to know that we ask for this
rate increase only after increasing costs have
made it necessary.
The people of this community have always
been fair to the telephone company and we
believe you will understand the reasons for
this request for increased rates.
If you were running the telephone business,
we believe you would say that an increase
in rates is necessary.
The increase we ask will not produce al
the added revenue that current costs indicate
is needed. However, it will give us imme-
date relief in the present critical situation.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-26

A SIS, 900, 900 Program TO
Expond and Improve Telephone Service
The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Com
pany of Baltimore City has every faith in the
future of Maryland and it is planning to
spend $75 100000 in this state for new plant
in the next five years. For people are con-
stantly needing more and better telephone
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-26

How Much Does the
Telephone Company Molce?
Most people think that the earnings of the
telephone company are much higher than they
really are. True, we have been doing a very
big volume of business - serving more tele-
phones and handling more calls than ever in
our history.
But oar expenses haze increased much faster
than revenues. These rising costs haze re-
dWced the earnings to the Lowest point I'M the
entire history of oar company.
So today the earnings of this company are
critically low. Earnings on the company's in
vestment are currently less than 2129o.
The telephone company did not profit by the
war. These low earnings have come in years
when the volume of telephone business has
been breaking all records!
Evening star., 1946-08-03
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE. competent secretartAl tSie-
phone service; Conn. ave. mailing address.
OFFICES. furnished or unfurnished; also
desk SPACE; mail and telephene service.
Excel. CMA LOCATION sSS ys ior physician, dentist
organization or club. 21st and r SITS. NV,
cor. l blk. from Conn. ave. House ideally
eupes oes Isl oor
place. lse. KIT; End d. Contains / lac Ice m rm.,
smosS sau% o sos space ss sa Ss soa oas M
bath; spprox a5oo 's sa ea f. e each Diaoose noor
ss tensa cali in0 as nsS
i7!ss31 ST. N.w.-En,ire building vacant;
party ofces aVaiabis for doctors sspor'a1s or ans
type q business ONCE. Call EN-. s495. A
for aas tsp. on If ossa
FRfvATa f is'e orPfcE M 2oo IN law suite completely
fnTnishsd' nT shsd' a1o7 Pa. ave, NV s4o no.
lsht fey.r snassa Is lsh,ns. ms vsss,
sfa new GMefs MopEEN orfHcE hE 2s1aS siS tiled law
goth and Eye SITS. NV. Suitable for lawyer
Hssgy sssshsy 81 o,ahssgE business. Phone aR
5sol GA. AvE:-A suite of rooms or
End floor. suitable for any kind of Offices
THREE Rooms, l.vatory, north lisht
1928 M st. NV, between $50 and s..
goth ST., NEAR X N.W.-Two rooms sne
storage space; approximately 800 sq. it
HB5A,csKMAN-coNNoR d RYoN, INC. RE
PIoWSTowN: pow 1oo j. ST NWmEntiss 5s oor:
saosnss &c. E. oPfeE sFzcE Fz ssas on.
heart of financial district, available te
responsible tenant on long lease. WILLIAM
l. BUSH, Real Estate. MA. $500. ---6
ll15 9th ST. NV, large rooms; S10C
month. See janitor on premises. RE
oFFICE SPACE FOR RENT-and and 3rt
e0sfs' st. pP spDroStpatsIS ne sdSs laoo So # IL
SURE or ROOMS With bath, partly FUR.
nished; 1905 II st. NV. Apply Manager
EBBITT HOTEL, 10th and H sts. NV
DENTISTS, ATTENTION TO associat,
with busy physician. Once and apt. Elk.
CONN. AVE. BUSINESS ADDRESS, execr.
| tive type sect, phone service, separate o,
300 BLOCK COM AVE. pNG.w.-Entir.
floor twill dividel: $500 per month. Fol
app1intmens nens to inspect phone AID. so5s
PHYsiciAN's OFFICE, Eye st.--Medica
sec: share attractive suite with another
physician: joint waiting rm., separate lge
consultation rm. and labora tory. Kindly
state specialization Boy 1lB-A Star -
Evening star., 1946-08-03
OFFICES WANTED,

VETERAN DENTIST desires to rent dental
VET LOOKING FOR DOWNTOWN once
in once bldg. Can use or 3 rms; excel
lent references. viii sign lease. Box
WIZ WIif sHaRr STA OFFICE and .,.no...a1s,.
service, permanent downtown once BIDS. !;
reasonable M rent; Box AK, Star: 3
VETERAN. RRS DENTIST. desires ONO. isoe.-
tlon yith lly!ns quarters In NV. section.
NONPROFIT REsEARCH organization
wants approximately $500 So It. OF ofice
space in building or suitable residence
Consider lease or purchase. Ho. 1865
ATTORNEY, vet. naval oficer, requires 9
rooms or l room with Joint use of second,
IN downtown ONCE building; furnished or
nniurnished Replies confidential. Box
Evening star., 1946-08-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.


1854 X ST. NV. entire building vacant;
win lease In the entirety to responsible
party. ofices available for doctors or
any. type of business ONCE. Call EN-.
900 BLK. r ST, 22x7o. BOX 4aa-x. Star.
DUPONT CIRCLE sECTIoN-Possession in
so days: especially suitable for school,
fraternity OF doctors, also for Govt. bureau;
a-story and English basement; limestone
front: bldg., conts. approx. $500 So ~.
OIL. 1882 with LEGUM a. GERBEH
REALTY CO.: AID, 1900. -3
floor, heart of financial district, available
to responsible tenant on long lease. WILL
LIAM L. BUSH. Real Estate. MA. $500.
downtown SHOPPING SECTION. 11th
ST., near g. l flight UP. over q busy store,
tsIsY,, AIso some space avallsbls on top noor.
PETWoRTH-uPsHUR ST. ist CONNER.
OF ea nd 9S5 s2SSS SUITABLE tqE business
Pa. ave. Sc. Il 00S4 Il
Evening star., 1946-08-03
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C. BIS
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont. !

tNVeSt. FkOP. tOk SALk t@ont. } :.
MODERN. FIREPRoOF. 6..story. 60-unit
eliesatoF apartment n exc ee5Seellsnt NV loea;
FisiEDERiek W. " HEREssg. IN INC. i5ss K <
saToN staTr o,es sT and ter
sxns $500 per yssr pIas os1artsFs occupied BY
aUARAkTY 6 = AZ oIsE RsEALTy' NC 1osa 10th st.
100 10Th 81. NV, 1st comm-1ncome
over over soS9 per mo; priced under s4e; 9; ;ooe T
sio Isl ST. NV. md omm.-oreat pos,
sibilities. Inspect oyer week end. Call
sfEdtEs1VE 1NVf Monass cossa Re iaoa
County. Silver sprins areas acres: .sood
INVESTMENT: improvement consists OF du-
ment contains 5 large, rooms and bath,
ments: Priced low, for quick sale; FOR
Mitchell, with DIXIE REALTY CO, Ma,
ssa;S,f ssSSi svesi sp 81 DS S55a ,.,,s % r,ou.
sooa @ ~. ~ leea,ion; near sscsllsnt gs: t9sns:
and posi- sss e'0is
sr q for afsr
sMhsGRx k5 Ap sass ?! year. n1 a. aa4f
& sHzs soSR1s ssslsor sss sSa' sass ffaSSe
noyris nW RE: 21i2 ~ o5As Eyes. and Sum- call Mr.
REDUCED $4,000 in order to sell quickly,
., 23-unit apt. being converted to ofices.
close to. downtown shopping district; in
sanufy hEAITY + p
GEo eN f. T. wiIGrsMs VII ssfsl e6Monroe m ne on
18th St; LOT 5oxl so. with nice s..rm frame
honse hon nv Ideal asa. for any kind of business.
GO. f. II. Williams wsiiI2lAMs co.-eas station and
delicatessen. fully stocked and equipped;
offered at sive-away figure. Your oppor-
tunity to become independent. Merkle
AFf Ef15 HoAsEs Ahspni,sE seEn 4ss4 g .0.na,d location
aad and showing W. = good return on inysstmeat.
VT WEALTH III SEALTY Sz,ApY GO. owens $500. IS
Al lots, approxima tely 5 acres: want spon. ,
scr, VII sell outright or take interest,
BUILDERS. ATTENTIONS lots. 100 600
gg5s, g5s, Caii NJ Meas; Williams REALTY
GG o4 44iS W,lson bvd Ovens o1s1
fronting on Lee hwy, zoned C-1. For price
and terms call John Simmons. WILLIAMS
REALTY at 4415 Wilson blvd. owens 6161.
COLORED-2-FAMILY FLAT. 9th st. NV.
brick total income, S73 mo-. tenants fur
nish heat, big return on investment: So
Thornson sms VA fssh sS With ff RANk Nag
cotiokEb kEb9AsAkTEMENr HOUSE in li II.
ana bath rom 'G very
sA Tf 7isd sss sna sasds1s dsn5 e
COLoRED--APT.. Il units,.- on Loear
over iosS Of sales price. Phone % 81. es7s
days OR. 2909 evenings 4
Evening star., 1946-08-03
STORES FOR RENT.

yO0 BLOCK ST, 22x70. Box 432-X,
NEW PARK AND SHOPPING CENTER in
South Arlington, Va, now being COM
pleted; | store left. 1895; good lease for
cHAS. L. NORRIS. ReaItor. exclusive
NEAR coNs. A AND 6'f FLoRipA "a AvEs, .xcei P
dowsl, 8 ONCE or display rms rms. T isvatories
on End A.: low rental WALTER A.
BROWN, 1415 Eye st., NV. Ma. 1852.
includes workbench, show window space,
etc: S2b mo. Box 3ll-Y, Star. A.
Evening star., 1946-08-03
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

ing brewery. bottling. laundry, dry clean
ing, warehousing, storage, manufacturing
and vetinarian. An ONCE building 'front.'
an all-purpose brick building. All situated
on a lot containing $4,000 So. IT. and To-
Gated in the heart of industrial Rosslyn,
pansion OF present facilities If desired For
further information call Mr.. Bragg with
JOHN G WRIGHT, INC, CH. Art: ewes.
APPROXIMATELY $1,000 SQUARE FIT. of
industrial. ground; can be purchased, as
location within District with r. r. siding in
rear. Gail d. S724, N. BASILIKO REAL
TY CO. 3
B. 4 o. r r.: 30c 50. It. C. H. PEARCE.
6229 Baltimore ave, Riverdale, Md. Phone
WA 7n00 Or RanS 4
Evening star., 1946-08-03
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

An s.GMIT ART A: BIDG pE.ctcal,y n.E'
sbnns m Va Price tight asa tes eaisk sals
NJ sALoMoN Co, Exclusive Agents. 70
4 FIREPRoOF 1-story and basement BLDG
leased to Universal Film Corp for years
ms % owner " viii sen At Reasonable s priee ans as
81 fIks MxuRes H. s2n
4M2 sSo6 SCI o1sSsSs satsss AfsnsS for big 5s
ness: st. NV. near i4th: also @ isth IT 'ani and
as St n1Sn,I,.fa NV property very atsraetiys and
the business. A IS super per apt apt Bldg. columbia
I'd: near Conn. nn. ave; superlativs invest
Several other sood Buys IN apt: and hotel hotel
property. Large downtown lot, ripe for Bis
iss on e. ss ss4 1arh hzk as Rh0si ssIo q
MON co. Real Estate Loans and Insur-
sPse,s1 spes sToke.s RIRcs2Y sGSthsrp Bldg
.tsIss = sss sFss VII :. s:sd
t sEsfsf re- spts ssls
lst comm; lst moor can be used as Stores;
Rentals. about sa2.ooo year. M 0ss rs 5aqs s!f
90 DEFREEs ST. N.w-1st comm, brick,
s rms, bath: $3.50: 1st trust now
fksGE1ENfF ffas2G2 Fs REax S9 NE Ss.soo
kitcnen, batn and dinette, ~ OF which are
have rents raised Xhsn furnished. $50. 900
sA sah 5 sau.sa .yes Sasnes En- sssf can be financed
80 ACRES Of wooded lots, 4 blocks over the
Id sc; iine; eoea all utilities available. Phone
SpTuss II eoMM-5.e4s sasp So #; a1ss mr.. no x;
e7h-ft, frontage. Owens 5027 after p M
500 BLOCK 1st ST. NV. nr. H st. and nr.
shopping; 3-story and basement bldg. ex-
eellent spot for business such IS tailor.
beauty shop, real estate once, contractor,
sss s8Soo OIL CRY a'faa REALLY ~ sse e. dh sS Spy
1es fn 9st es' sa :sd ata nth
dovs a7hsa ss'h ds hS1ni n sFTs nv
WISCONSIN AVE; COMMERCIAL "a
Ferry, or. sa44. EDWARD Z. cAID-
STORE AND DWELLING on o.orria ave.
saath o. psri.d psrk I'd; leased to January
ESs ssIfs snsn pfs fsfn
Story bsiek % suitable 6 fsr imnesIsss sIa@ con- n
e ssss5 iss sasi ss 'sSi
fa1a,.5sd MT WI
& asRsIsa XIII as lSx sssS s5s
Hss Mssn 9ss s!sss oM 4,Is Rsos 2kagzl aH sss
18Th and columbia I'd. t'V Gas h'.%h WI 9as ss,.
f. Tssa TaGa14SSsA5SH STs. eW
sT. NV. 1900 BLocK-store and
rooms above; suitable for offices Pos
.saas ~: ds sasss sssaass so tsssRss
AsO a. hssi Enc Il 81 hs b. asaE. ssson Is
81 Washinaton: zone so-c; it is Wen
yoan VIZ .ala zEvr T., soI r. soass hase
s-PIaf 81 ass Ar 70 4sa lsaSa lGaaSa1AsD AVE- r.1an.
seHas I ss.s1 Pus IN fGE t5aa,y
BIss hA zsssD zsSz sel Sss sas.sss;fa 81
NEAR sUPREME COURT and Library of
Congress-2 adjoining 2-story brick houses
psssas nte ea tsshsn sd sHa H.
ans rhsse w b. are nissIy
session. which would sivs purchaser a
home with an income: gross return, $3.50
nsns Hss' ssnss With I'll hf as
gs9e; sasG ewes YES and sun. Fairfax lsi-W-a
BOSS q PHELPS exclusive l417 K st. NV.
NJ ST. N.E-4.family fiat, s years old:
bath, refrigerator and stove; S5e ea. ner
Si ssIs VIII soaaER sl;so RkoN. NaAfkGan: fNc. e
COMMERCIAL. PA. AvE.-A Ist-commer-
cial lot in well-estabIished business district |
across the bridge In Southeast WashinGton; |
approximately b0xl72, at less than ~ per |
sSeafe op SaA ~ EDWARD 4 CALDWELL
DEFREts sr. N.w-A. 7So-Arransed
iszsa9 aA sssSB;s sssBs'S ss.:. g. 81 se.. Ra m
--S
Evening star., 1946-08-03
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ICON.

LIST COMMIT, vicinity Of Calvert Theater
for converting into store. For price and
appointment cali Wesley Ditto, .ROBT. L.
MeKEEvER CO., Realtors. shorehsm Blds.
WffLso,SS0 BLVD, cLARENpos-shoppins
center. Vacant lot with 60-ft. frontage,
aAsos GREEN fHss eo ESQ WsSn SSa
Arlington, Va. CHI. 3s3s: evenings and
sundays, Gil. 3s3s, -
Over 10000 square feet with lS0-ft,s
frontage on WASHINGTON blvd. near Clar-
endon Circle. Owner will consider as 4
GEORGE MASON GREEN Co. exclusive
agent, 2s4o Wilson blvd Arlington, Va.
e. 3s3s; evenings and Sundays, Oh
Evening star., 1946-08-03
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WANTED TO RENT bldg. approx. 20 by
80 1t. barn. warehouse, garage or what
have you, 800 #. from the nearest bldg.
for 2 or 3 mths. in nearby Md or Va;
water supply and sanitation facilities nec-
essary. Call HO, O323 "a
Evening star., 1946-08-03
STORES WANTED.

WILL PAY UP TO 81 900 month rent for
lge. store located downtown shopping
Replies to this ad are confidential. Box
Evening star., 1946-08-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

WANTED--By eabinetmaker, building or
space for shop: thoroughfare loc, not neces-
sary: 2. C., Takoma Park or Silver Spring.
IA 0255. A.
Evening star., 1946-08-03
STUDIOS WANTED.

PIANIST DEsIREs STUDIO, with or With
Or Arlingtou. Box 333-Vs star. q
Evening star., 1946-08-03

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
PARTY WANTS TO BUY, from owner,
white or colored houses in any condition
will nay all cash Box 62-x. Star.
WANTED, APARTMENTS, FLATS or stores
for clients. Write Mr.. Walter, B. F.
SAUL CO. 925 18th st. NV. IS
Evening star., 1946-08-03

FAIHFAX--H-rm. frame house. asbestos
siding, 2.story. basement, oiI' n air-cond. ht,
S acres land, stream, approx. 100 IT.
frontage on good highway. Price, $1,000.
B. acres land for commercial use, ON Lee
Highway. near Route l23 Will divide.
Price reasonable. HAROLD r WELLER,
Real Estate and Insurance. Phone Fair
fax Ell. -3
Evening star., 1946-08-03

DEFREES st. N.W.-eA.75O-Arran
for families, rented At S42 . mo. r. X
BARRY, IA. o62oi eyes, ONCE. Me. 2os5.
Evening star., 1946-08-03

COLORED-APT. q units). on Logan
Circle. for sale BY owner. Income nets
over 10ee OF sales price. Phone d. 6579
Ad-daleel., 1946-05-29

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03
The Pvzz|ing Problem Of
Kidney Stone Formations


quentlE IN which the diet employed
IS 10" IN oNaIateS, so there moth
ing conclusive about TINS obserVa-
ton.
Again experiments were car
ried out in which oxalate stones
were produced in rats on a diet
low in magnesium. However,
whether or not lessening of the
magnesium content OF the diet in
human beings may be a factor in
oNaiate stone production is still
not known.
Nevertheless, diet has been
ba IcIn in ;'' ~ 20 (#p" III l.5 jnay
stones made up of calcium oxalate.
This is one made uD of plentv of
calcium, magnesium and pkos-
phorous, but low in oXalate-rich
foods.
1t should contain also plenty Of
whole-grain foods. a variety Of
fruits and vegetables. excludjnp
those mentioned above. milk, but
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03
~TABO ARD MR. LINE RAflN A1
announces
NPORTANT ~CHEDi LE CHANGaS
Restoration OF some passenger serv-
ice due to improved coal supply.

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN. MD.

ONE OF the most puzzling Of
still ursolved medical problems
has to DO with the formation Of
a certain type Of kidney stones.
Stones which form IN the kidneys
may be made up of various sub
stances but, in the main, they are
composed of one or the other of
two mineral salts, phosphates or
oXalates.
Now the why and wherefore Of
phosphate stone formation is
pretty well understood and for this
reason doctors have had no little
success in preventing their recur-
renee. On The other hand causes of
oXaIate stone formation remain
obscure.
Two Kinds of Stone
1t is agreed, according to Drs.
Harold Jeghers and Rosemary
Murphy of Boston, that infections
and blocking Of the flow Of urine,
So important in producing phos-
phate stones, have no effect in pro-
duc.ng oNalato stones.
With these obvious causes out,
doctors have tried to discover
whether diet might perhaps play
some role in the formation of this
most common Of all types of kid
ney stones.
They noted that oxalate stones
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03

However, there are other areas
where such stones develop fre-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
Party
Compliments
Bride-E|ect

Miss Ruth Vann whose marriage
to Clarence D. Powell will be an
event of Saturday afternoon, was
honored at a lovely towel shower
last Saturday by Miss Elizabeth
Davis in her home on 1907 Grace
street.
During the afternoon games
were enjoyed and prizes were
awarded, after which, a delicious
salad course was served.
The home was beautifully decor
ated throughout with colorful sum-
mel flowers.
Enjoying the occasion with the
honoree and hostess we're Miss
Mary Merritt, Miss May Grant,
Miss Eleanor Jenne, Miss Anne
Woodbury., Mrs. c. D. King, Mrs,
James Lawther, Mrs. j. H. Rus.
sell, and Mrs. R. G. Trask.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
Couple Wed
In Florida
Church Scene

Miss Ruth Louise Canon, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Canon,
Of Patalaka, Fla. became the
bride of William Ray Craig, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Craig, Of
Wilmington, Sunday, June %, in
Pencil Baptist church with the
Rev. Cecil Underwood officiating.
The church was decorated with
asparagus fern. and bamboo, with
lovely arrangement of gladioli and
other flowers.
Mrs. Ira C. Larkin, pianist and
Mrs. w. c. Baughman, %soloist,
rendered a program of nuptial
music. The traditional wedding
marches were played.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
white jersey dress, featuring a v
neckline and short sleeves. Com
pleting her costume she wore a
white hat and her corsage was of
Golden Rapture roses. .
Miss Janice Craig, of Whining
ton, sister of the bridegroom, was
maid-of-honor. She wore a dress
of peach shantung featuring a seal
loped neckline. Her corsage was
of wine color gladioli.
Mrs. Joseph Bishop, sister of
the bride, was matron-of-honor.
She wore a white shantung dress
with a white lace yoke. Her cor
sage was of, violet asters.
The bridegroom had as his best
man his brother, Truman Lamar
Canon. The ushers included Joseph
Bishop, brother-in-law of the bride,
Garland Rigdon and John Edward
Rightmire.
After the wedding an informal
reception was held in the garden
of the McGill home at Pine Lake.
Receiving with the bridal couple
were Mrs. Canon, mother of the
bride, and Mrs. Craig, mother of
the bridegroom.
The brides table was laid with
a handsome lace cloth. and center
ed with a three-tier wedding cake
topped with a miniature bride and
bridegroom.
Assisting in serving and enter
tanning the guests we're Mrs. Sam
uel H. Green of Jacksonville, aunt
of the bride and Mrs. Belle Canon,
grandmother of the bride.
During the reception. the bridal
couple left for a wedding trip to
points north. For her travelling
costume the bride wore a linen
suit with eyelet trim, with white
accessories.
Upon their return, Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig will make their home in
Wilmington.
Among the out-of-town guests
attending the wedding were Mrs.
Samuel H. Green of Jacksonville,
Mrs. Cornelius Hasten and Mrs.
j.. c. Almost of Tampa. Greer
Craig, Mrs. G.. B. Craig and Mrs.
Janice Craig, all of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
Mrs. w. James
First Hostess
Al Club Party

Mrs. W. G.. James. hostess chair
man, will be in charge of the first
bridge luncheon scheduled at the
Carolina Yacht club at Wrightsville
Beach Wednesday morning begin
ming at IL o'clock.
The first official social to be held
at the club this year, will begin
a series of weekly bridge games
and l%uncheons to be given through
out the season, with members ro-
tating as hostesses.
Members wishing to make reser-
vations for bridge or for luncheon
are requested to please call the
office Of the Yacht club 1918 this
week as no reservations will be
taken after Monday noon, July 8.