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PERSONAL.

DANGEROUS TREES made safe or re-
moved, moved topping. reinforcing, dead wood
sRsss HsEs sfl Wit
5REssMAKiNG AND ALTERATroNs-
Equipped for. prompt service. Dresses,
ss to qHdsE q AsP Fifth bessyns sye 5E
hle9 EReeutlve + st! !sos s.w'' Room 20. Telephone
S. 5aSl fs0r'aE Co. sssS
BAAIFssshEAg1E PAFsshAagK11EEoD DESs4hfAGsS4Rfso SfffARsS4foss
%sas %osE as5: and al S tyne; s Of bJ ss
EDITORIAL RESEARCH, part time. weekly
paper EXP De, 3a1s, NA. 6aas. % -! s"
a IN
EURs EERisr cor 18th sth and e SITS NV, MA: 5522;
ehdsen oheR hep shte salary Ss in us nd as
cussed at interview RA. s3o7. 20
MMEDIATE bSIsfs iar seient ssryjss %spuscrpt
MARvEioGs kELfEF isA from ssn''sh: siied. swollen
featherweisht arch supports made to order
from an individual IMPRESSION Of your feet
81 sSa f9qs soTre9ti0ns s Far
Observation-Disclosures SfkSi61is A ao.I u. do that job
hT f0g y0S SA p0s siol Reasonable rates 500 ,!th
NURSES. trained graduate and under
graduate; also practical available: quail
sstOns asea and sxpsTisnse verified Cal! RE
NURSES AVAILABLE. 1nterr.cial Nurses
aned a;o.ed practical Or under
NURSES AVAILABLE, '1qi trained, PRACTICAL ans or
4ndersraduate. The IntersRselai Nurses
your child for summer Of wholesome
fTn nnp olo1 Golonial Bsash = cultured atm9sphsys
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE CAMP, day and
ooardlns, ooaIaI June II - to TO- Sept a Modern
swimming. pony riding, art, u music. out, out,
trips, baiiy, transporta tion Register now.
PERMaSEST PER asSHESlTf ass ST. sh shsmboa nS and finger
FGSSE FG3SSgR sHTF2pEp fGT2pp $aS ssS y ior Mis-,
ang Wright. if you are in need of a loan UP to
800 8m on y your ,s signature.
e fs as5ia sna s5dssn ss
Ws HsoTnr gaarantee m % %sstisfaetion; ii
25 different poses. $3.50. You will treas
ehild's 9wn enyirenment. For appoint:
SIGN SHOP MACHINE OPERATORS. train
ing will be given on the Job: 5-day week,
permanent position. Apply HECHT CO.,
personnel office, End floor. F St at 7th w
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPERIEs profes-
sionally tailored from your or our ma
terlals workmanship guaranteed. DI.
SUMNER CAMP and summer school at the
Howell Academy for Boys, located on the
Severn, near Annapolis. Box 62S, Annap-
oils: Md: Annapolis 1854. -25
watches repaired. 3 to
8 days service; alarm clocks repaired: all
work fully guaranteed. Have your watch
checked free on our electro watch recorder:
PEeasrls Ea1Iss IsSI TssSs5Hng and }ewery repaired
VACANCY in nursing home. senile and
aged persons: Tray service, 24-hour nurs-
ing care. 70S Sligo ave. Silver Spring,
x25 COMMISSION OFFERED. Have new
webster Teletalk intercommunication
speaking system tmasters and speakersJ
ordered last, October: just received. No
present Gre neea io WIZ sell at cost. and pay
OF interested buyer. Call me Dupont 4O91
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HELP DOMESTIC tcent. }

G.H.W. and cooking; live in; wanted i'm
msdately must hsys s9ed city referenee
ing; fond of children S25 a wk; consid-
crate employer for hieh-class woman. ,Wo.
G;H.W. and some cookins, in family, 2
sonfool.ase nfs chi children bha days wk., S25 plus
a;H.W'; q as 3as ssependable. references, $50 week.
az GHW, w. assist With children cookins
GH W.. good plain cook, adults. 2 until
saS sac pR' aR S5Ss S5s per week. Monday thrsssh
CIV. 3 days weekly. Mon. Wed and
ave ave 'SH Wo sssazes asI st. nw' near Wisconsin
GIRL, eoiored. wants work of any kind;
no M1s cooking; 5-day week. NO; 1857.
ssrtsre. H0 RA' 1A'aFasy 81 is4 OF sunday $40 and
helper. nearby Va. CaI Chestnut o45s.
days: half day Saturday: ''hP hrs oi io7: e plan h
$ aoor g sls Rss a0esSi RSRs 3SSs SSs
o eodpe Rae sms 50 ta 7Sa
az NJ week Ewes caI u, Oh. lax 12l6 from an to
week Wo sssa d Sunday l%s and 1a alter sSS nst
HoUsEKEEPER, white; live in; nice sui Sub
urban home, care. for 3-yr.-old child, gen
ssral houSeTork Sas z day of Wed, all day
999n; 9anz siaar Caii Il. 9S5o' $50 to pm; gN.
HoUs sEKEEPER, white: care 2 children.
Rh RseaooI 7aasse; maid employed; good sabsry.
MAID, general houseworker. care for 2
earfare1 ealaTsn' sH II $3.50 e Dm' days. 81 and
ia n hpuseSerE; sa5 a week "a. IA ss15.. ;.
Children ased and care yrs sor for ae, empIoyed an
mother: 5ha-day wk,; $50 and carfare. WO.
MAID to live in upstairs room and help
take care of three children; must be fond
Of children; very good salary. Call SH.
MAIDS, colored. 6-day week, easy. steady
job; also part-time maid PARK HOTEL.
POP 18th st; NV.
to be generally useful around house and
grounds. Able to drive car, willing to go
away away for summer. Apply with references.
MAN AND WIFE. colorfed, to go away for
ssummeT sunni T. june A. Good salary; starting
pS bsfers 1' anne. nnf iss MR f36S#lfa5 Ro#XRD SR
sb cplored live in no eqoking
month-old baby; beautiful room. liberal
time of and excellent salary, Call MI
" SETTLED WOMAN. live in Bethesda, gen
ebreo e and must nd IKE
1914 Bradley blvd, Beth, Md. WI 5326.
WOMAN, colored, reliable, not over 35.
to, wait on mother confined to bed and
help with housework AID. 2267. --21
WOMAN, white or colored, to do house
work; if possible, willing to go to sea-
shore for summer. Apply 2l27 R ST.
or phone DU. 3944. 81
WOMAN. live in light housework, ans
telephone, care Of 1la-year-old boy; ref.
WOMAN. settled. sh.w, pm until after
inoc in do IN,
small apt; / child Sl6 week. GE. 1907.
WOMAN to care for children and small
apt; good working conditions and salary.
TR 4S24 go
WOMAN for ghw: small family. adults;
close in; modernly equipped home. Phone
NO, 1905 -2I
WOMAN, colored, experienced; assist
mother in housekeeping, care of children,
general housework, cooking; prefer live in:
gooc home for right person; other help en-
poyed; time off by arrangement: best SAL
ary; local reference. SH. 1852. 80
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINEs. caIcuIators cleaned.
ollie and adjusted All work guaranteed
eta 18th NV
APPLIANCES, refriserators, all makes:
waspnlns v,apa "a machines, mach Bendix @ Al other
AsfMALT and concrete driveWsys, walks
terraces, parking areas repaired or re-
placed. Call SH 6557. 30
AUTO PAINTING and retouching; $50 and
up. Work guaranteed. OR. 305s. -21
BRICK, cement. plastering, repair work
For estimate. call MR.. MILLER, Ia $3.50
BRICKWoRK - Anything in brickwork
bricklayers on hand at all times. repair
or new work. FIR, 44l6 -27
CLEANING AND WAXING floors, specialize
in shampooing furniture and rugs in your
home We also do general housekeeping
CAMERA REPAIRING. Cain FULLER a
d d'ALBERT. INC. National 4712, SIS 10th
st. NV
walls, waterproof; experienced. Ii. b641
614 Kastle pl. ne. 20s
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DEALER sending several cars Calf during
next 6 wks., will have room for passen-
gers to share expenses and driving, ref.
Tuesday morning; room for 1 pass. DU
MAKE TRIP EXPENSES while travelling,
selling bumper to bumper one-man tow
bars Make fast S5 commission. sells on
sight; S17.b0 to car dealers, garages and
service stations anywhere. Big demand.
THE TRAVEL REGISTER-Drivers and
riders may secure passengers for trans
Sligo 1852 Noon to 8 pm daily al
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TILE, painting ana paperlng: new or re.
pairs satisfaGtion guar. LOMBARDO. MI
TILE REPAIRING and new installations
BY retuTRsd etsEaps sR1s z exper
TRANSPARENT PLASTIC SHADE: foI
store or home. Prevent fading Of mdse. or
furniture; no glare. Call MODERNAIRE
NE l234, for estimates.
TRASH AND ASH SERVICE-No Job toe
small or }rr large We are now inyitins con;
TYPEWkIIkkS cieaneu. oiled and 40.
lusted: All work guaranteed. RE, 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 l4th q v
TYPEWRiTERS-Mino repairs to rebuild
AMEkIcAN' TYPEwRITER asFzP'eeo co. % 143f f's
VENETIAN BLINDS, eastom-made, woot
or metal any color. S525 up; del ga
weeks; free estimate RA. 3sI4. 2s'
saky n iziPssII1AsSesEE c.. 1915 R. it'sSe ase
WINDOWS WASHED, Venetian blind.
cleaned. walls and woodwork cleaned
floors cleaned and waxed; work guaran-
teed; any size lob. RE. 1877, DISTRICT
WINDOW CLEANING CO., 9l4 @ pl NV
USED CAMERAS bought and sold FULLER
4 d'ALBERT. INC. s15 10th st. NV
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WHITE ROTARY portable sewing ma
ADDING MACHINES. ealeuiators. OTIS hand.
sfstEi eRcE s H. IfeS Fi9 s.. Esp.E.d W D ss
ADDING MACHINES - 10-key machine
see tae nes esf AaosmsssT
AIR coN6ITfoNERs .'Es installed ne in nm small
Console eo So @odes fve oI fvef 4a1s
AIR CONDITIoNERs. several sizes for
homes, ofices and stores; wlndow-type con;
lit gets hot Do you remember last year
II they we're not available when it got i6Ot'
Air AIR -coND1r1oNrNe ecolNsDi1r1oNrNe uNrr-5-h.p. York
unit; Glenwood gas range. 6-cu.-ft. Electro
lux gas refrieerator, large Mexican hats.
sad oI f'ssts sSS inch ssams as
z1k: + :cSSD1TfdNfS 9S IFS fGSF UNITS. y, "a - ap
sssa %'H aEs xsDe% V ssss sas1 a's
assGnsktK sSssIe a sizes tfepes hS sh
plies, live food. AQUARIUM SUPPLY CO.,
ATTIC f p FANS sSs. az to 60 in, completely in
sSs saSr sssTiS eaRFiAcf ss sseS ssa.s
BABY CRIB AND MATTRESS, excel, good
high chair: fair play pen: cost SOS; NOV
INF; sell for S25; IA IA. 49o5. FL
8450 -21
BASINS. 4. black. vitrolite shampoo basins.
1920 inches: also one beautiful bar, suit
able for recreation room. NO. 2776. 30
diate sale. complete with serta inner
Syss6tsSfssiSr Ss6S pa painting win large sold frame:
BED, single, with spring and mattress and
choice Of dresser or chest of drawers; all
u sX.csIlent ,eondition. 9I7 X st: sc. 20,
French doors. oriole gas stove. misc;
Fairmont st. NV. AID. 7640. "a
BEDROOM, living room, chifforobe, sofa
bed, Duncan Phyfe table, chairs, knee.
moss nSs asss anps so s ave d
BEDROOM SUITE, ucs., weeks old,
dark walnut with waterfall pattern; cost
$3.50; will sacrifice at 5000 cash; leaving
town, reason for selling. TIE. 3732. MRS.
BE6k6oM SUITE. mahor.: 4-poster twin
beds, sofs;Ssd te0mb. rSyal blue broad
coffee tables. etc. DU. $3.50. 80
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BOATS,

PROPELLER REPAIRING-Have your pro-
peller repaired now. FRANK DEL VEG
Ii. 4493. FIR 9492.
SLOOP. Lishning Glass. 1914 tt; new in
l945; 5000 Phone D1. 37o3. Q Am. TO 5
pm weekdays, or write Box 111-H Star.
loft. WHEELER YACHT, in perfect
reduction gear, two 12-volt light plants.
new electric toilet, gas cooking range:
yacht compl equipped. sleeps six; gas
heated; S1S,ooo> CHI. 4s49, an to
HUGH ALEXANDER. marine insurance
and yacht broker bank financing ar
ranged. 1850 Maine ave. s.w., NE, $3.50,
WILL EXCHANGE WHY'S motor converted
for marine use for labor. Call Chestnut
1896 after pm 81
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS

Al. SECRETARY, 5000; trade association
legal secretary, start $50 wk.; steno., ST. IS
honr. several Need 100 new applicants
emp anns 1epcv aer the e better positions: Oldest
thousands aaaS placed. BoYD's. 1888 F. Ma.
hackers license, perm; sales clerk drug
store. previous experience. ST so mo. plus
comm, Sunday off: claims adjuster, $40
$3.50 mo-: .correspondence clerk, S16 go mo-
need shorthand; store clerk, S112-SI2O
TUAL ENJOYMENT SERVICE. I7l0 a
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

TEN HORSES, saddles and brides, niusi
sell: milk goats and kids, manure spread.
er, 3 corn blenders, 3 riding cultivators
L. 2, horse turning plows, disk dragged
and spring tooth harrows. mowers hay
racks, farm eell OK yoke, stable manure
two 2.bottom tractor plows. Falls Church
S6b.W-2 81
TWO WORK HORSES and wagon. harness
and pther work tools OK O762. 80
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MIsceLLANEoUs FOR RENr.

BULLDOZER, large or small, for hire.
now available with operator. L. 1878. 20'
POWER SHOVELS, bulldozers and rollers
EX 1854. -21
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FLYING CLUB now being formed on
Taylorcraft Tandem; economical rate.
Call BOB HOWARD for information.
AT. 1927, after 4:30 pm. go
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POULTRY 6 EGGS.
AVIATION.

n. H. REDS, is. laying l rooster, 4
rower 6067 90
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REPAiRssund SERVICES.

TILE, painting ana papering: new or re.
pair; satisfaction guar LOMBARDO. MI
6056. no. 1921 ewes
TILE REPAIRING and new Installations
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FURNACE. 6-section Arcola: l storm sash
frame, size 2s1ax47t2; 4 sash frames. size
q kx56; Phone Falls Church 2409. 20
RNITURE-10-piece nigh-grade dining
room suite, mahog commode. malog chest
and dressers, maple chest. dressers. Gov
Winthrop desk, mahog. console tables. lamp
tables and coffee tables occas. tables. stu
dio. couches. sofa beds. maple dinette sets
mahog.. bookcases. odd sofas, wal break
front desk Use our credit plan LIN
colin FURNITURE CO. s07 Pa ave NV
FURNITURE-Sofa. S35; scatter rugs, So
each: draperies. 50: bedspresd, So; no
dealers. DI 2602 ewes; CO. $500 days.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont. J

CHINESE RESTAURANT LOCATION'-
On 9th st. NV. near NJ Y ave This long
established restaurant and the bldg. is
offered in its entirety; good terms can be
arranged for responsible parties Call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE 1865
Evening star., 1946-05-20

SvnSa S'N Ava A"i'' oO'' "'' ~ 80
ss ss%nst e sis ssa IS }ss
sSssSsy sSd spy sos gp 5sE mGssFn sssr NV apt also
FURNITyRE. one year old; NAH bedroom,
dinette davenport, mah secy.. tables. Roll
ss ass evn M enDss sos1 &c.
ST., Apt B-2 tnorth) Fairlington, Va. 2o'
furniture spscisfs On sofa beds, Studio
SSs ss' :: terms
pse snts s @ at ssss oS pss
1tth S s,SKs Spss TIL an, s. Te1m o,nn
ss DssE ssEfAia aose so u:fa Stores
GAS RANGE, 4 burners. Magic Chef, with
sa sds sso sRsa as
~ an sRa So for sosh hsess5 45
GissefasR Gzs RaNeEs q: KA t@saiase sss delivery al,
TONS largest assortment OF nationally
MAJ Magic : chsf: Norge Grand; Susiity. HsSd;
9Es1s PEA Fsf Ssaz R5lsfE
sssrqss sHs RzsSrs ased ISSs 81 sy sa and
ssstls ST. sf5 AGhE ss s rqnSTSzH nS Sz ss5 STOVE
GAS RANGE. practically new. white
enamel. table top, large 1S-in. oven: cost
oyer $Ioo. viii sell for $50. Apt. AL
14lS Somerset pl NV, IA: 1895. 80
silssnss-tep isI ! mahogany desk; $75, Apt; 5o7.
0ENERATORs.sTART $3.50 up; iars.
sss ss. essort: insta immed small charge
mirror. carved mahosany, $40: prewar
and matchins vanity, $50; complete Are
aoGsEaoLin Rbofs saS fuRSfrUSsta St and furnishings
8 rooms complete; all together or sep
arately. 112 Boyer I'd. s.w.. Bellevue,
D. G.. 2Os
ICEBOXES, new and used; large stock and
variety. ACME FURNITURE & STOVE
G3 19lsH Guhk 5th st. nT "a ss52
ers and large oil pot-type heaters. ACME
rVRsa sa,S q STOVE co" 1o16h 7th NV,
KEY MAKING MACHINE complete with
table and stock Of keys. Apply 418 10th
KITCHEN TABLE. $40; sas cooking stove.
oven, broiler, $50; Radiant Heater, sas.
$40. 2615 s. Pierce ST., Arl.. Va. -22
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

a WHITE ROTARY portable sewing ma
lent condition: $50. Call 81. 65s7. 80
ADDING MACHINES. calculators. hand.
elsetric; efeC SALE: rent repaired exehaannsed.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcen,. ,

CLEANING Of upholstered furniture By
reasonable prices. Ho. 3732 any time. "a
rugs BY new and revolutionary process. sem zen.
sational results guaranteed; work done
in gonr own home. For estimates call Mr.
CuRLEY any time. NO. 50S1.
5dne: EdICTR5cIANmXs.eran: R,eaa o,,, New and OLD
ELEcTRicfRHN.' GiRis'Gn B. NJ and ayla Nd day and
night sery, fireproof wiring, repairs and
new installations. TR. 4315, DI. O122. 2O'
ELECTRICIAN, colored house-wirins re-
ing nxtures fuorescent fixtures Installed
and repaired; all work in accordance with
e; ELECTRICAL regulations. A. e. will
ELECTRIC WIRING and repairs. small
M wTysiN Ss DIX s1,alss ass ..,r. out.
81 ELG6 GG.s 60 s%s sSSa q. ~. IA sasi
ooa si6ss sss74aA isi's NY Ssss "A 4
FLOORS sANDED and finished, EXPERT
eovEs Sssfy DG 5easSnsSe s4is prices
FLOORS sANDED and refnished; cleaned,
Taxeo' VA ,Mrn oid noors made new; call night or
fLook fis GHSs sXNbrNsS TS aS5 Gsss REr,N,sH,S .v
free estimate without obligation, cali Ii.
81 Fgsl gaop Al TpS Topk guaranteed; 21'
and Tsyss d,s eans. and renished cleaned
nisht or day. G. TAYLOR. au At. hsSS3e sS3e. 1,' Fl.
FLOORS SANDED AND REFINIsHED by
LONG & STONE FLOOR SERVICE. RH
pickup and delivery in o District 0in and 1fe Vie
STEWART PERLfch. Fails Church isif.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-26

Carr of Charlotte, Mrs. John A.
Nixon of Sanford.
Mrs. Herbert Hetzer, Miss Mar
garet Banck, Miss Emma Gade
Hutaff, Miss Octavia Smith, Mrs.
C. Wayne Spencer, Mrs. George
Davis, Mrs. Merl Carson, Mrs.
Robert Neal Murphy of Richmond,
Va, Mrs. Allen Ewing, Mrs. Will
liam Courtney. Ms. Clyde Carter,
Mrs. Carson West of Spartanbur3,
S. c., Mrs. j. B. Cranmer, Mss
Louise Harlow of Washington, Mrs
Emma Perry, Mrs. Grace Little.
Mrs. Robert G. Rankin.
Mrs. Ernest Bullock. Mrs. A
MGR. Crouch, Mrs. c. A. Cham
bers of Lynchburg, Va, Mrs. P. B
Harrah, Mrs. W. E. Curtis. Mrs.
J. D. Lofts, Mrs. E. B. Towles.
Mrs. William Dosher, Mrs. Vernon
Avery, Mrs. R. C. Merritt. Mrs.
L. w. French, Mrs. B. H. Thoma-
son, Mrs. Henry Bridger, Mrs.
William Cannon of Concord, Mrs
William Ritotlie and Mrs. L. D.
Potter.
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afternoon were Mrs. F. A. Jordan,
Miss Ingram, Mrs. Henry Getaway,
Mrs. R. L. B~ostain, Mrs. Addison
Hewlett, Mrs. F. L. Traister, Mrs.
John Leeuwenburg, Mrs. M. S.
Emmart and Miss Mason.
Miss Ingram, who recently
graduated from the Woman's Col
lege in Greensboro, majored in
home economics. She comes to
New Hanover cunty to assist Miss
Mason with the All clubs and
Home Demonstration meetings.
The new assistant is a former
All club member and halls from
Arson county. During the month
of August she will be in charge
of all All clubs recreation pro
grams and plans to attend the
short course with several club
members at State college during
the week of August II.
About $50 members and friends
attended the affair during the APP
pointed hours of 4 to 5:45 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-26
Scha|ie, Ludeke
Entertains Scouts
Al Swimming Party

Mrs. H. Wander Schalie and Mrs.
A. Ludeke of Castle Haynes, were
hostesses Wednesday afternoon be-
tween the hours Of 3 and f O'Clock
to a group of the Wing Scout
troop.
The young guests arrived at the
home of Mrs. Wander Schalie and
from there went to the home Of
Mrs. Ludeke where they held a
swimming party in Mrs. Ludeke's
pool. Later in the afternoon light
retire shments were served. Mrs.
lander Schalie and Mrs. w. S,
Pullen were chaperones of the
afternoon.
The guests included: Jean ane
Joan Pullen, Joan Warshauer
Mary Morrison Standard, Mario
RE Wander Schalie and Mary Anr
Glod
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-26
Yacht Club
Holds Popular
Weekly Event

The Carolina Yacht club on
Wrightsville Beach entertained
Wednesday with one of the most de
lightful parties of the season. The
bridge game was begun at II
o'clock and cards were put aside
at l o'clock for luncheon. High
scorer of the morning was Mrs.
Oscar Peck and low score prize
winner was Mrs. Herbert Hetzer.
Hostesses yesterday were Mrs.
Julien X Taylor ard Mrs. Eugene
LeGrand. Hostesses for next
weeks party will be Mrs. William
Emerson and Mrs. David H. Scott.
Mmbers are reminded that reser-
yations for tcese weekly parties
must be made before Monday and
may be made by calling the office
If the Yacht club.
Among those attending yester-
lays event were: Mrs. Davic
Scott, Mrs. Waddell Waters, Mrs
Oscar Peck, Mrs. William Emer
;on, Mrs. Nat Spence of Atlanta
"a. Mrs. Rufus LeGrand, Mrs
lanes F. Robertson, Mrs. FREQ
:. Little, Mrs. Walker Taylor, Mrs
Adair McKoy, Mrs. Joseph W
Hooper, Mrs. j. Alfred Miller o.
New York.
Miss Margaret Harriss, Mrs
George L. Morton Of Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. William G. James. Mrs. R. c
Cantwell, 3-d, Mrs. Raiford Trask
Mrs. W. A. Raney, Mrs. Wade
Hampton Tillery, Mrs. Eugene
Hicks, Mrs. Thomas w. Keith, Mrs
Fred S. Burr. Mrs. B. R. Morri
SON..
Mrs. o. Lang Hogon, Mrs. N. L
Foy, Mrs. George johnson, Mrs
Warren Sanders, Miss Shy
Goerch of Raleigh, Miss May
Howes, Mrs. William Thornton
Mrs. Richard W. Cantwell, Jr.
Mrs Edward Forbes Carroll, Mrs
Harry Latimer. Jr., Mrs. j. L
Allegood, MS. George N. Harris5
Mrs. E. H. Munson, Mrs. O. F
Cooper, Mrs. Edwin B. Josey
Mrs. E. c. Haskin of Rochester
N. Y, Mrs. Howard Handy, Mrs
John Stevens, Mrs. Jere D. Free
man. Mrs. C. E. White, Mrs. YAM
.Toomer, Mrs. Henry Faucet, Mrs
Hugh McEache-n, Miss Miriam
McEachern, Mrs. C. A. Wells o.
Charlotte, Mrs. A. M. Carr, Jr.
Of Middlesboro, KY, Mrs. A. M
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-26
Beverly Brookshire
Surprised At Party

Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Brookshire
complimented their d a 6 h t. r
Beverly, Tuesday night at a sur-
prise party in honor of her 21st
birthday, in their home in Maffitt
Village.
During the evening games were
played with prizes awarded to Miss
Mural Harreu and Miss Dorothy
Lyles.
Retire. shments of ice cream, cake
and cold drinks were served to the
guests later in the evening.
Enjoying the occasion with the
honoree and her parents were
Misses Joyce, Pat, and David At
we'll, Dewey Brookshire, Jr., Miss
Jean Sheets, Miss Grace Sloan,
Miss Vera Cavanough, Miss Mary
Francis Lyles, Mural Harrell,
Miss Dorothy Lyles, Mrs. Francis
Lyles and Mrs. Roy Cook.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-26
Sugar Mill Closes

PHILADELPHIA, July 25-W.P-
The McCahan sugar refinery an.
nounced Thursday a shortage of
raw sugar will cause it's CLOSING
Aug. 8 and the dismissal of 650
employees.
The closing will divert raw sugar
to other refineries of the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining co. in Boston,
New York, Baltimore and New Or
leans, Manager Paul P. Woeh-le
said.
Woerle said decision to close the
plant came when it was apparent
the amount of raw sugar assigned
TO the McCahan refinery was not
sufficient to assure regular en-
ployment ard stabilizing melting
schedules.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-26
WE, THE WOMEN
Forgiveness Alone May Save A Marriage

forgiveness, then what is so wrong
about that? Surely a marriage is
more important than pride-espe-
cially so when children are involv-
ed.
The judge was simply being a
realist. The wartime unfaithfulness
is done and past. But there is still
the marriage.
The judge vas simply asking the
husband and wife to put their mar
riage ahead of their own injury
and to try to hold it together.
SALVAGE WHAT YOU CAN
That, certainly, is no condoning
of unfaithfulness. 1t is saying that
a patched-up marriage is often
better than a broken marriage.
And those are the only two choic-
es left to the couple who discov-
er that their marriage has been
damaged by unfaithfulness. They
can either patch it up-or break
it up.
And of the two choices, surely
patching up the marriage is the
more honorable solution, and the
better one for society as a whole.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-26
BY RUTH MILLETT
NEA Staff Writer

When a Cleveland judge, who
had heard $500 divorce cases in
six months, recently advised vet
Grams and their wives to do some
forgiving and forgetting of wartime
unfaithfulness on either side, ne
was swamped with angry protests.
Apparently, a lot of people think
that the advice-giver who recon-
mends forgiving in the face of UNI
faithfulness condones unfaithfulness
Itself.
That is foggy-minded reason
ing. Nobody can now help what
happened to marriages during the
war years. 1t is a fact that many
of them were Scared by unfaith-
fulness on the part of husband or
wife. But divorce won't change
he factor guarantee a happy So
luton to the problem.
All that divorce will do in many
cases is bolster, momentarily, the
pride of the wronged husband or
wife.
If the marriage can be saved by
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-26

o~
The agents room in the Custom
house was transformed into a de-
lightful reception room with ar
engagements of colorful zennias and
gladioli in attractive vases. The
refreshments table was laid with a
heavy white lace cloth center with
a bowl filled with iced fruit juice,
Surrounding the bowl was a clever
arrangement of delphinium and
greenery. Platters of dainty sand
wiches, cookies and nuts were
placed around the table. Mrs. ]
W. Collier, of East Wilmington
club and County nutrition chair
man, presided owe the fruit bowl
and was assisted in serving by
other local nutrition leaders.
Receiving the guests during the