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Evening star., 1946-05-06
PERSONAL.

clylrAS l CHA! CHARITY cAsN1yAh; g:;E..d. 1SsGSo
through May II: binso: valuable prizes
including nylon hose new Taylorcraft air
plane and ia4s Ford car. Come out this
DAY SuKsEKY SCHOOL; sses ? 70 3.
DAY NURSERY. children from walking to
school age: transportation available. war
hf AND ALTERATIONS
Modern studio in ONCE BLDG Centralis
sSeo.d a0aas ot pfcmpt
fsses eNaEI formerly Of Fifth ave N. vt
II!o II Isu,ln. F S, ,sda.. nv.. Room 20. Telephone
FUR STORAGE. repairing and res.yling:
factory methods employssdd' free slazins'
senser will call for your garment, BAsKiN
bss ps saI. kDls so.d.s 81 an ss5 n mon,
stuo Shetland pony service. $500 Branch
sSs1 :.sss: sqEei P2sss Hsnfsf Il
SSssEs svsiAsIf ~ ;r.Inea ne. Ma, pr.ese.i Or
FaRsoSs Fsfiss s1Gsia G4%r d,
6oarens June y t. Sept j. "a Mqdeln d. IN
swimming. pony riding, art. muse out
door sports. .picncs. tennis and pleasure
trlps. Daily transportation. Register now.
940l Georgia ave. SH 1874
PERMANENT. 81; shampoo and nngsr wave.
OUR OUR scaooL. SCI oSIerss TAO n Y eAIAA ave- noN
PHONE co. 14S4 II you need a lovely
crochet luncheon cloth, runner or center
piece: prices reasonable. g.
PRONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Wright. II you are in need OF loan up to
$500 on your SIGNATURE.
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home.
?5 different poses. SI2 so. You will treas
ure these lovely. natural pictures in your
chlid's OWE environment. For appoint
ment call no 4120. day or evening -
REST HOME for elderly ladies: comfortable
rooms excellent meals, homelike environ
ment, spacious lawns and shade trees rea-
sonsble rates CHI 9o59 l2'
WEIGH ST. SCHOOL. day and boarding,
ages 3. and . yrs. GIL. b6aa. l721 No,
Veitch st, Arlington, Va. -12
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. Bill
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tco...,

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont,
DISTRIBUTOR WANTED for PLASTIC pol.
BASIS paone MR srss zITfz p2
WsSTED VAN 9nfe, rs PuRcHAsE Il S any small bust
ness in the Brentwood Village. Nj, Raj
nier' Georsis ave or Silver Spring area
s0@ MoDERN ODER; s'stj 'sstujpERMARkEr located in
an excellent ". section. doing over So 600
the market value; Only oualifed princi-
pals viii be considered Call HARRY 1.
BWE2MAN oWSIk MrsT sFossI HF Use very nesl,
equipped store handling mems wear ano
military items ne p3esS,ng and repair
merchant having Knowledge Of mems wear
must be seen to realize the many N.Y. p2ssI6ii; q i i
I FRIEDMAN. Broker RE iis6. IS
SANDWICH SHOP. sacrifice sale; must be
sold within 10 days, other interests de-
ment, grand location excellent business:
wonderful opportunity: sale price S9."5n.
dec, So o% is N9 ss W 10, hss sDB Be9.
with cash; List with us, free appraisals;
no obligetion: no charge unless sold. Cll Call
sX 235 Eyenins E,MY snd sunday S16 81 3s3S S
vermont n ".
GROCERIES AND MEATS, weekly bust
ness, $500. can do lot more; rent for
store only $40: price. $4,000. complete
Groceries. meats and beer. Weekly
business. 5000; can do more; nice equip
ment; same owner years; liylng quar-
ters. good lease; price, $4,000; lock, STOCK
and barrel: terms.
Semiself- groceries and meats;
weekly business, $500 cash. Good. clean
store with nice equipment, short hours,
good lease with cheap rent Only $4,000
for good will, fixtures and equipment
terms.
Auto-repsir shop, gasoline pumps and
cab station; large proposition, but also a
money-maker good fo- two men who
know machines. Gas sallonase Of 25,0nO
monthly. Mechanical shop, $4,000
monthly business; long lease; substantial!
cash and responsible people only. Call
KOGoD & BOOKOFF, 63I E St NV. Ma
tional 1889 or 1914. =
COLORED-BEST ALEXANDRIA location
Restaurant with beer and wine license.
owner is retiring. You can too, If YOU are
ave wlre, Restaurant fully equ.pped anc
doins, big business: $3.50 cash :, r., r.
& SONS Realtor. GA King st, Alexandria,
Va; Phone TIE. 734i and Alex, 6644. -6
COLORLD beer tavern, large beer quota,
low overhead; can be bought right For
information see MORRIS COHEN, Broker,
!4O4 L st NV. MA. s036. Ma. s03s
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

s. sSPsfisnced: cpA once 1T.isTred. PREFER sD .4D.
ASSISTANT. B. S. de-
gree; varied business experience includes
teaSchins eS, pI personnel social work ambitious,
ate fSoe Box EG0 1Ssss Star a'a'a0e mmsd'
EssMAKING, design remod. .lter.-
tons; eve; gowns specially; .reas, MISS
HxPERT s1ESoGRHPHAER fHi9a boo2kesper
TefeTenees. p 8 Box s4os. Washington.
GiEI. eolorsd, experienced, wants day.
GIRL, desiring days work. Call DI. 14o4.
CIR GIRIS wish s e9s5sd 3Hgs sset and
hSk 81 hfS SREbAEEaHpETTsmAS, EAEHETs part tint.
es rsnns seFyess IN stchs in ex'Bbonss Bon s M st
LADY wishes light household duties, mend
Spy ins 1--WE cdors9 In p C Tel DI 665s e. 80.
as fss! s5e oulS Wrss sai!y sa1g
NuRsE Mhs E. RAa F4.dust sts NsHen vt s.spe q,
sSnss fsGHs S6RsE "a so S4s" xould lk.
ehd h so%s hSspa ssf .ap care OF or s's asv
Public sTENo., phone-mail serv., ad-
dressing, typlng-Qlctatlon; slr cond. on
1101 Vermont NV. Suite 203. DI. 3141
SECRETARY Y-stenosrapher. experienced ca
pable. qualified to assist in general ONCE
work, write letters, meet public well: Wash.
ington resident: minimum. $50 per week
sTENoGRAPHiG SERVICE availab1. at
1919 18th st. NV. by appointment. Phone
Hobart 0102.
TELETYPE OPERATOR, IA years. expe.
rience, 3 years as supervisor. desires day
work Alexandra RO3S. a.
YOUNG MAN, colored, wants porter
waiter or elevator job, to l eveninss
DU OoS9
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

l. A., CALF. San Francisco. late model
sedan. radio and h.; approx. cost $50. Take
g. MR. BROWN, ME. S"I2. g.
WOMAN DRIVING la46 car TO Norfolk
Nebr, May 13. Take l or 2 women. CH.
FURNISH FREE Al Buick for responsible
patty TO drive to State OF Washington.
MI 033S. -
SEATTLE-Drivins within week: desire one
pa ssenger share driving and expense reply
imm ediatelv Box 24S-C. Star 81
GENTLEMAN driving to Jackson, Miss.
May 8. Buick sedan. take 9 passengers,
share expense and driving. DU. 1000,
Ext eel -
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

AssHS5e1ss ce HHssSSe ss T. s'Hi HAa
M3HR fsH ssb Sst eoNesErf sE Con-
ccooNSssTTssggccTT1oSS coSsTsgcTS G. sH nsiyxu.ys sIs1 So
sy.ss aSr Specially. coMMuN1rY PSy; s
tHs GTMfSr G2 s Wokk s4' spons so wo x.. s a,ron:
porehes and walks. chimes frspisces.
Rockville, Nd, Phone Rockville s4s-J,
porches and walks, chimneys nreplaees.
a Fbsns KS%'s ko5s1s Hsfn:'' sn;
FLOORS sANDED. refnished, dustless ma
fae fess prices yrs MR. co e 4aoa @s'h
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best:
laying. sanding, finishing: cleaning: par
fss' 6'Sf se a*nsi ss VISOR
PAINTING. interior stylist and decorator;
9@'Briens @ q material used exclusively. Call
PAINTING. decorating. paperins.- floor re-
finishing. roof repairs, waterpl oofns' work
HAMILTON, AD. 5i2a.
kEMoG1L moo.,n'ze yDH5 hons
koofiNG. % ~ siding sS Tns; Insulation. M HoSses Ssu
painted, waterproofed and caulked. screens
and storm sash installed. We have metal
Sf RooFNGsist 1aa Hek ee SSa COPPER
ters; spouts: brick: stone work; siding:
work guaranteed: CLIFTON. GE. 343l: g.
CAULF1ELD CORP for Johns Manville
roofing and siding. also storm windows.
3340 NJ st. NV, zone HO 4120.
Kem-Tonine, waterproofing, roof repair
Work guaranteed. We don't keep you
waiting. B. C. tCLYDE) THOMAS. gem
eral manager, Metropolitan 1894. g.
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REPAIRS ond SERVICES.

REPAIRS and SERVICES.
A COMPLETE HOUSE REPAIR SERVICE
Attics, recreation rms, any roofing paint
Ing; guttering; prompt. OK. l.4a, MR..
sDDING MAcHNEs. ealculstors cleaned
q; sIs IL III UNITED TyPEwKfTER CO
A - Refriserstors, washing
q hour service. Ii. s32s. o.
ss'o: :;stSs: tssa:'' ca! s's5"' NIL rHh 6issE rsEA
ssiRIcKwoRK - lie. us do your brick
es sf H Sts5ass1s eans eensre 4. WIS
CABINET WORK. all kinds Of woodwork:
sssss Ssess!s rsf[sss!ss sas l0s"s
d d'ALBERT. INC. National 4712. sl5 10th
1st-auality work: dormer
5oTk S!,t IA s-:5s sss rooms,
rugs by new and revolutionary process;
in your own home: For estimates call MR..
CLEANING Of upholstered furniture by
prices. FOR estimate. Ho. s7ss any time.
CLOCKS. WATCHES REPAIRED, 3 to s
days service: fully guaranteed workman
fh,P gs1Fls EfSsEapr a s1d j:yel1y repaired
afESsTHKicEAN. 5. {. s and ), ND; NV day and
night sery., nreproof wiring. repairs and
new installations. TR. 4315, d. O122.
ELECTRICIAN-vetera new and old
homes wired; outlets installed; guaranteed
to pass inspection. Ii. 4911.- Ill
repairing: ANTIQUE lamps built and rewired
RA. 9154, SH. 29O8. s.
ELRCFklC WIRlNI nxtures, extra out
,ets repnirs: old honsea \ sneria Ity R Rf4Af
rLEC CO $500 0a ave RA 1891
power shovel, hyd Osgood.
with experienced operator. For contract
FLOORS BEAUTIFULLY sANDED. REIN
shed, cleaned and waxed. DUKE FLOOR
SERVICE, RE. 60oe. g.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES Cont. i.
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,


33l4 14th st. NV. MI. 955S---Short rthand
Pittman and Gregg; speed dictation: 8
days and nights each week. Special for
competitive exams Begin at once.
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher, beginners, review. speed dictation;
private lessons: moderate rates. DU. 1928.
PRIVATE coaching for exams, will accept
students for quick brush-up; experienced
tutors. EX. 1885 or OIL. hl64 Ill
GOOD PAY JOBS offered trained auto
body fender man in daily want ads Put
in few hours weekly learning welding
painting, metal work. etc. Chance for
high wages or your own business. Write
for free information. AUTOGRAPHS
TRAINING. Box 24l &C, Star. g.
PIANO LESSONS. beginners and adv. by
student Viennese masters; many years
U. s. teaching exp; reasonable. ME. 26l4.
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons. Improyising and tranSposng
incl Air conditioned studio. Mr.. NEW
MAN, 1106 G st. NV, ME. 400 or RA.
$500
SPANISH. private or group classes by a
native experienced college teacher. DE.
TUTORING. high school subjects. Special
weeks. Arithmatic. algebra. Graduate
teacher MA 34a2. Ext 205.
WHY ALLOW your child to fail when
arithmetic clinic coaches on money-bac ok
basis. MA S167. IL
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

WINDOWS, walls, woodwork cleaned. floors
waxed; 80 Anywhere. on daywork or cen
WffNSiDoWS WASHED. venetian blinds
cleaned. walls and woodwork cleaned,
floors cleaned and waxed; work suarsn.
WianW tefS sRy GsHNiNei 1s spT ~ 20 a,4 Il
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB Now0Re.
pairs, cabiAetWork. streamlined fixtures
Slipo 64SS. RE. 1907. 1s
ABLE MECHANICS to repair refrigerators
washing machines and other electrical ap-
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SITUATIONS poMEsr,c.

COOK, male, colored, exper, for family
Of 2, no children, to live in, S26 per
week. Call Ordway 1897. -
ing: refs. Box 243-E, Star 6s
WAITRESS or waitress chamber maid,
with irst-class reference, willing to travel;
only refined families need apply. Box
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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID for guest home. 1867
BFRMAID-WAITREss colored, ex-
perienced; live in health card and local
references required: summer in country,
June to October; salary, 500. NO. 6446.
CHILDREN's NURSE, white, care for 2
children. and yrs. of age: live in: other
EN-. S133. Ia
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in. all subjects: day. night and
MAsEIIE aoNouR scHooL Ire spproveS for
D. G, requirements and GI training. 1910
CIVIL sfkvEeE PRErARsfoR2 ist:S sais School
1913 14th st. NV. MI 955s est. "a yrs
Thousands successfully prepared Let us
prepare you for civil service. Besin at once.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS FOR SALE: We are set UP
AID YOU IN ST9ts5y asposins q so1
S5;sTSrssD ssDl,.i IS s. zoS sssI!of Ssa
acre corner lot; south Of Alexandra on U.
Fl 2s'e dsts,Is soas s ssii JoHS sIiG Jill cARIER.
vi S6 6Eslafs Afsandsa ~ suY SUP roomins
sssten Il to aesers II 1o0m Box sH9s & eosd f,
AUTO SALES and service, going business
to responsible parties: please do not apply
unless sound financially. Box 33O-B, Star.
BOOMING HOUSE BUSINESS, 6s2 9Th
lot for rent, 500. MA 463o. -
REPAIR SHOP for lease to
sho arse eems. %erp BODY Do an
paint shop, fully equipped, going business.
large inventory Of automotise parts. Box
92-B. Star. -6
GROCERY STORE, ne. To-
81 900 weekly priced for quick sale; low
REsy snsf ET so5t oR Rho4s 4ss LYNN mn
HAVE CLIENT interested in 10 or more
unit apt house: can pay substantial cash
SoUN a9Tn Can pAsToR NJ Blaylos5 s5 veInon Ex 5Ss
FOR RENT-Commercia property second
moor. 4 rooms and bath; good for doctor
or dentist oflce, beauty parlor, ladies
hat shop etc. 22OS Wisconsin ave. Call
Republic 41S7. -
ONE OF WASHINGTON'S outstanding res
We are proud to offer one of
best-known restaurants that
also enjoys a flne international reputation.
Located in the choice section of Conn
ave, this famous eating establishment pre-
Sents a real opportunity for qualified op-
orators Excellent seating capacity
cocktail lounae with atmosphere and many
I ther desirable features; yearly income
quoted at around $500. 900: substantial
cash required Shown and discussed by
appt. only. Mr.. West or Mr.. Rice
HEANEY 6 CO.. 1858 Conn. ave. HO. $685.
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by large insurance co. ; = day
Cd salary. opportunity for aG-
Il. Call Ma. 1855. MRS. JOHN
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day week for women interested in selling
Apply employment office. 4th floor LANS-
BURGH g. BRO, 7th Sth and E sts n W
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SALESWoM work for ca
paoie women on a 5-day week at our main
store and or Spring Valley shop. GAR
FINCKFT'S r
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-26
Mrs. Glenn Strole
Hostess To Club

CHADBOURN, May Is. = Mrs.
Glenn Strole was hostess to the
Lend-a-Hand bridge club on Tues
day afternoon at her home on
Broadway. A lovely arrangement
of Easter lilies we're used in the
living room, and bridge was
played at two tables.
High score was made by Mrs.
Sidney Meares and Mrs. F. 7
Wooten won the travelling prize.
A dessert course of ice cream
and angel food cake was served
when the guests arrived. Punch,
candy and nuts were served dur
ing the game.
Club members playing were
Mrs. j. H. Land, Mrs. W. F.
Yates, Mrs. F. T. Wooten, Misses
Maysie and Rochelle Hendren,
and Mrs. Glenn Strole. Visitors
were Mrs. J. A. Brown and Mrs.
Sidney Meares.
Fortnightly Club
The Fortnightly bridge club was
entertained Friday night by Mrs.
Syble Land. A variety of spring
flowers beautitied the living room
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-26
Second And Orange
USO Schedule SET

The USO club, Second and Or
ange streets, announces the follow
ing activities for this week as fol
lows:
Monday: 8 pm. Informal dane
ing and games with group 2 in
charge.
Tuesday: 8 pm. Finger painting
with Miss Mary Kate Allen, instruc-
tor, and informal dancing and
games with group I in charge.
Wednesday: 8 pm. Informal
dance and learn to dance with
group 4 in charge.
Thursday: 8 pm. Bingo and in
formal dancing and games with
group Z in charge.
Friday: 8 pm. Informal dancing
and games with group 8 in charge.
Saturday: $50 pm. Beginners
dance class with Mrs. Berenice
Stellings in charge assisted by Jul
Nor hostesses: and Informal June
Bug Jamboree with group 9 in
charge; 9 p. m. Favorite songs
at the piano with Mrs. Elizabeth
Emory.
Sunday: 9 am. Java Club break
fast with Junior hostesses serving;
$50 am. Horseback riding, also
every hour throughout the day.
Charge by the stables is 81. so per
hour. Transportation provided;
1920 am. Go To church and Home
to dinner. Opportunity for a limit
ed hummer of men. Girls to escort;
II am. Services in local churches;
limited to six girls and six men;
2 pm. Send a Letter Home, voice
recordings; 2 pm. Walking in Will
mington; 2 pm. Shellcraft; $3.50
pm. Home Hour, a half hour of
f%avorite hymns, followed by re-
freshments. Sponsored by the USO
club; 7:30 pm. Movie, Hi Buddy,
Symphony by Candlelight, Lounge
A. An interlude of restful noodles
of the masters. Special requests
played after the planned program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-26
North Carolina Clubwomen Respond
Heartily To Mound Of Cloth Drive

quate treatment and care of the
feebleminded children of the State
all measures on the State Legis-
lative Councils tentative program.
Two programs that have receiv-
ed earnest and enthusiastic sup
port of the clubwomen throughout
the year-Youth Conservation and
the Birthday Remembrance pro-
gram, which provided gifts for the
children in the five correctional in
situations of the State, will no doubt
be reaffirmed.
Resolutions having to do with
world affairs will be offered in sup
port of the principal of world dis
armament and abolition of con-
scription for military training by
all nations of the world-Senator
Hoey's resolution introduced in the
Senate and Representative Joseph
w. Martin, Jr.'s Mass.) introduc-
ed in the House. A resolution sup
porting the United Nations and ask
ing that it be developed into a
world organization with a support
ing body of world law and control
OF atomic energy placed thereun-
DER, will be presented.
Other resolutions will be n cal
ling for a world languages; and n
aimed at ~furtheriAg industrial
peace between organized labor and
management, under laws fair to
both.
Resolutions of the General Fed
GRAFTON not covered by those Of
fered by the State Federation res
olutions will also be given consid-
cradle attention. One of these is
certain of adoption-the one calling
for Federal support of public edu-
cation without Federal control
Others are those calling for ade-
quate support of rehabilitation of
Veterans; support of UNRRA and
food for stricken areas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-26
[umberton Auxiliary
Celebrates Birthday

1uMBERTON, May 25-The an
NAL birthday celebration of tn,
Woman's auxiliary of tae FRS
presbyterian church was held il
+be form of a program at church
with Miss Ethel Soltes as speaker
allowed by a tea at the home Of
Mrs. W. Osborne Lee. AS chairman
# the auxiliary social committee
Mrs. E. L. Whiting was in charge
Of plans.
Mrs. j. L. Stephens, Jr., presid-
Oh Mrs. G. Badger Mcleod led
the devotional. Miss Soltes was pre-.
sented by Mrs. S. P. Douglas. Mis-
ses Marian Hall and Dorothy North
cut sang a duet, accompanied by
Mrs. L. Mex. Parker.
Forming a receiving line at the
tea were Mrs. Stephens, Miss Sol
tes and the following past presi-
dents. Mines. A. T. Parmele, O.
o Dukes, G. B. Mcleod, J. D.
Stewart, S. P. Douglas and Miss
Laura Norment.
Mrs. z. A. Ellen gave a paper
on Tryon Palace at the meeting of
Col. Thomas Robson chapter
OAR. at the home of Miss jamie
Ksy Wishart. Mrs. w. F. Scarbor-
o1ga. regent, presided.
officers were elected at the
American Legion auxiliary meeting
at the home of Mrs. E.. M. johnson
as follows: Mrs. I. E. Weinstein,
president; Mrs. S. N. Welsh, vice
president; Mrs. Bess Monroe, Sec
rotary; Mrs. W. N. Parmele, treas
urer; Mrs. E. M. Henderson, his
torian; Mrs. Oliver Nance, chap
lain; Mrs. Hazel C. Powell, SER
geant-at-arms. Assisting hostesses
were Mrs. W. Y. Floyd, Mrs. D.
B. Mcneil, Mrs. H. M. Baker.
Miss Alice Kelly assumed the
presidency of Lumherton Business
and Professional Women's club at
its dinner meet at Hotel Lorraine.
succeeding Miss Nina Pittrnan.
Speaker was Schools Supt. B. E.
Lohr, who was presented by Mrs.
Melvin H. Mckinley, program lead
er.
Miss Hettie Kate Akin, president,
was in charge of the program of
Thursday Afternoon Book club,
which met with Miss Evalina Beck
with. New officers were elected as
follows: Mrs. E. A. Allen, presi-
dent; Miss BeckWith, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. J. c. Fuller, secretary
treasurer; Mrs. ]. C. Hutto, pro-
gram chairman; Mrs. J. A. Mar
tin, custodian of books.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-26

VA ~ 11As' =. Relu IONS NOV
ed on Monday, May 20, from their
home at pol North 18th street to
their summer residence at SIG
South Lumina avenue, Wrightsviue
Beach. Their lovely young daugh-
ter, Mary Elizabeth Toms, return
ed during the past week from Duke
university at Durham. where she
has just completed her Junior year,
accompanied by her roommate,
Elizabeth Vining Of Tryon, who will
be her guest at the beach for some
time. It is a pretty safe bet that
these two glamorous young ladies
will receive a great deal of atten-
ton from the younger set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sears are
occupying the Louis Orrell cottage
at 16 Columbia street, Wrightsville
Beach, for ten days. Mr.. Sears is
Mrs. Orrell's brother.
Mrs. Cooley of Philadelphia re-
turned to her home on Monday MIG
after a visit with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ash
ton L. Cooley at their northern ex-
tension home on Wrightsville
Beach.
Or course, you remember meet
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark
James when you visited here re-
Gently. The attractive blonde Mrs.
James was, prior to her marriage.
Laird Chisholm of Charleston, S.
c. Now Laird and Clark have pur-
chased an adorable year around
home on the sound, near Hewlett's
Creek. The house is well built and
modern in every respect, and I
know when it is decorated and the
furniture placed, with Laird's I'M
falling excellent taste, there won't
be a more charming spot in the
county. The Jameses expect to va
cate their Oleander apartment
very shortly and move to the sound.
We hear that Mrs. Rinaldo B.
Page is expected home on Friday
from Hot Springs, Ark, where she
and Mrs. James L. King. Jr., of
Columbus, Ca, spent the month of
May. Daisy and Ruth take an in
teresting trip together almost
every year and Ruth is an annual
visitor at the Villa Marguerite, the
Pages ideal summer home on Har-
Dor Island. We trust this season
will not be an exception to the
rule, for Ruth King is good COM
pany, in anybody's language, and
is extremely well liked here.
One of the handsomest and most
delightful young couples it has been
u pleasure to meet recently is
Mr.. and Mrs. william Courtney,
newcomers to Wilmington, who are
residing in the Howard Penton
home on Greenville Sound. Mr..
Courtney is connected with the
firm of Allen c. Ewing and Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-26

where two tables were in play,
with Mrs. J. B. Elliott winning
high score prize for club members
and Mrs. Al Brady for guests.
Members playing were Mrs. J..
B. Elliott, Mrs. E. S. Hand, and
Miss Nell Wilson. Guests were
Mrs. Al Brady, Mrs. l.. C. Bonke,
meyer, ST., Mrs. j. H. Land, Mrs.
J. o. Scaife and Mrs. w. E..
Bailey.
A salad course with coffee was
served.
Auxiliary Meets
The Womans' auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church met Monday
night with Mrs. G. B. Walton. Fol-
lowing the regular business meet
ing, the Rev. B. F. Ormand gave
an Illuminating talk on the subject
why we Are Protestants."
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-26

sometime visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. Tydings.
K. K. Council and daughter, Miss
Helen Council Of Richmond, Va,
spent the weekend here with MI.
Councils sisters, Mrs. l.. L. Demp-
sey and Mrs. L.eR. Wayne.
Horace Smith, Irving Smith and
Mrs. Douglas Smith have returned
from Santa Fee, New Mexico, where
they visited Douglas Smith who il
a patient in a hospital there.
Cubans cal Tourists their "see.
ond sugar CROP"