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Evening star., 1946-06-23
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

REDUCED TO sI4:e5o.on wilson blvd;
s ss GasT house or Dsneis or sss
Sz;sI5 SEAT%x ss2 g. ssis wilson blvd g. OF
EIsGFo iTsT off conn. AVE, near Dupont Cir
cie-An impressive stone and brick: 4
stories and English basement; About To-
ment or Diplomatic use. Present annual
4 real barsain; Alfred TAYLOR dAa, 3 60,
ec9oRNERo Eso 9th svfnnsi and and
3 attractive apartments with separate en-,
neoms sSns fsSed fol buns I'D
including taxes. 5000. Price. sse, 500
Inspect sa fe: &L NJ as' sssufs
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ondss s5ffsns sss' sSss
sss.''ei1: GHsr&Ss sSze
g. sS uSGsGAE St5 q! 8 'orroRrgs1rY-Alarsx; x' g.
I'd. Each apt. contains bedrms:. liv. rm..
din rm,, kit and bath bath; low z rentals -dss Eor
APT APT. ,i House. sah nine sou units modernized
esessssn ss Rsfns To
GEORGETOWN, large warehouse BLDG,
S4.5 per mo-: approximately 5000 so. it.
on each floor; private drive and also an
alley in rear. Call Mr. Phifer. IL. 1875,
pAv PAvErorsRs g SSNe GR hifssVGGEsroRs attention.
lb0 acres subdivided into ZIG half-scre
lots with Lee Lee, blvd; en.ranse M east 9f How.
Club Nsection: ideal wooded tract here is
q 100000 profit for the taking If the
right party has sufficient developing capi-
tai .or. desires long Investment:
Sysnn . pans s, for area viii bnns snS
can build and market the lots individually;
job: $50. 900 cash with clear land to
cover: balance ARRANGED on release clause.
Exclusively with TALMAGE WILCHER.
esss Sri nkcR K asss arsssssa easG INTO tvo4oom
price, $4,000: aneome. $40 per month:
Markey. 8. 3. zANTz1NGER CO. 945 K
st, NV. MA. e593. MA. 5371: ewes. Du.
INVESTORS. large and small. attention.
ranging from 4-family units to 120 units;
principals only. Box 1912. Central Sta
ONLY ONE LEFT. brick e-family nat, less
than 3 yrs old; individual heating units;
tenants pay all utilities. Rented to good
sants in aesIass n oeat9n
Rsymond d Rh naa4 Wits inspef1 RsHk ss
PHILLIPS, e27 10th st. NV. Dl. 14l1.
-44
Evening star., 1946-06-23
SUBURBAN REhT-vlReIklA.

SMALL ESTATE located near Fairfax
Courthouse. charmingly restored; spacious
4-bedrm. home; available Immediately;
month unfurnished. $3.50 per month fur
nished GEORGE MASON GREEN CO,
2s4O Wilson blvd, Arlington. CH. 3S3S:
MODERN COUNTRY HOME and house
keeper. 90 mi downtown; 3 employed
adults; $50 each; everything furnished !;
car necessary. Box t5-R, Star
I YEARS FREE RENT of 4-room unfin-
ished house and acres land TO man who
will Ak up same: 5 miles out in Fairfax
Co; must have car. no bus service. For
details call at 1921 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
BUSINESS WOMAN. alone. will share her
beautiful suburban home with one or two
other women. or with childless couple of
high character. Phone Alex. 1924. 23'
3-ROOM COTTAGE. on large lot. 2 blocks
from 3 buslines; completely equipped, lin
ems, dishes, silver; rental S35. Give phone
no.. Box SAL. Star "a
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WEsTovER hills lovely a-bedroom
RESIDENTIAL sections: Pst oor Ii~ins Getrr Geom
dining room and fully equipped Kitchen
ssoWer sseTnd Gop sso Pedr1Oms tile bath and
either furnished or unfurnished. Il ha. has
been completely decorated and is priced to
9Y SeY- WI WILLIAM W. JOHNSTON. cH. O500,
Al a1fnExaa.NstbR1A-s1o,s76-convenienWtlysiio Wsi io.
mated mjn to 6oxnfnWn 6lE from eJss bus
traetive 3-bedrm; row brick: auto. oil air
conditioned heat. with summer cooling
system; system; copper plumbing throughout: ,lGe
fenced front lawn: steel easement windows
with, with metal-frsme copper screens and
basement builtoin darkrm. nor for the eI photo ito
fan: in excel. condition and ready for i'm
mea, 9Ge1paney; S npa possession With settle
ATOM BONE No. 6-In beautiful Milburu
terrace, detached brick with living room
rooms and tile bath, full basement with
sion; Priced below todays market al
5ISSTGHH Rally CO. aao4 Sl1i Wilson en s1d va
Sina SrnN ccG TO-DAY; Az to pm. lovely 7-rm
burning fireplace. full-size dining rm': of
ddnng.d dining rm; screened living porch full,
squpped spd Kit breakfast rm and bedrm
chest of drawers. fully tiled bath with
shower; nd fun base auto sas heat laund
in excel. cond. Priced to sell. substan.
tial cash required. Directions: Drive out
he eis efh.az ,o x4 e snd psn Sdan st.
4th s.. r., Arlington county,,va., 7-rm
beautiful trees: lawn, and shrubbery. Isl
| f.. liv. rm. with fireplace and paneled den
din. rm with bay windows. kit. and un-
lator @ fan; bedroom: bath and nursery OIL
cen e.ar.o .nd d1.n:r NJ: lse bdrms with bplt-in
closets in both baths and downstairs hall
basement. lge. rec rm., knotty pine-walled
huilt-in bar. cellartex ceiling. asphalt tile
oil furnace, INV h: side porch with new
awnings: house is complete with screens
sash shd and doors
Ventura attic fan. 10000 Gu. It. Der min min.
garage attached: rear yard with picket
rantss MY from TO Schools stores bus
Bridge to Lee blvd right on PershinT 's DR. r
q AZ St McHssSsY se f sHsse eli HfeYssf 4si
SMALL HOUSE, 2 bedrms.. bath partly in
1e sss s.'nf n 1s9sfs hsis
super hwy: $4.75O: terms. other house!
soon. FRED MCLAUGHLIN. Fairfax Park.
Springfield, Va. 9 miles west Masonic
Temple" in Alex. via Franconia road anc
dirt road 644 INQUIRE log house
5-ROOM BRICK, semidetached. !. r.. d. r.
Kit, 1st fioor; bedrooms, tile bath, 2nd
yard; close to 10c bus: $4,000: terms
possession at once. For appointment
WEAVER REALTY co.-cape Cod brick
This perfect home has lge. iiv. rm. fire.
place, din, ,rm, equipped kit, screened
place. "a bath, very lse. l3t: close to bu,
and schools: S15.750 with $1,000 cash
CH. 4434, CHI. 1852. OK. 3l20. "a
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p0ren' si4'ooo TE' 1871 or TIE: 44s1 -
BRICK BUNGALOW and business. On a
main ma highway. - miles from Washineton.
At only For further M her. details Ct hs0eaH saf
es wsea k5ala7 5ya g. g. 1866 EHsusSs
ARLINGTON. vA.-Loyely 5-room, 2-story
pplGn ppn tierhan tfonsistins Of Living room dining
basement with oil &C. heat, laundry trays.
Efrse xrs iP Prss FENCED with Anchor
MoUNT NOUN GikEAp. GikEAph Fistorie.i h o9s; 5sstorea Co.
lonial estate situated on 26 acres Of roam
Very lovely Wiiliamsbura colonial Ia va. buils uh1f
in 1747 and has been Completely restored
into int a m, modern home; But stiii retaining
orisinal fioors and hardware throushont.
Home, consists of large liv. rm. with viii
namsburg fireplace. din. rm.-with fireplace,
half bath on 1st a., master bedroom with
fireplace. another bedroom of master Size.
each norsha. with indy bath % on 2nd on h-wh
Both porches afford a view Of surrounSins
arondI and the distant The
several acres of wide lawn, maenoiia -lined
driveway. boxwood. Towering Shrubs and
snaqs trees scsr garase with
plete the picture of this maenificent estate,
tns r1cn In skEevodutionary and Civil War his
,nent. MAYNARD BAYLEs CO, Reaitors,
raIis rH - Church %430; ewes, CHI O27i or
WOULD YoU consider a detached 5-room
maS ~ SonTy BUNGALOW. at prewar price OF
sa9's5o? 9 II has tiled bath. built-in earage
from from busline on washington Blvd; in % add
Ia9n Lion It , has oil air-conditioned heat and q
,ovsiy .nG front screened porch; $500 cash
LINGToE REALTY. exclusive aEents 2SO4
wilson blvd. GL. 1900. OK. 4l23. -23
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ALEXANDRIA. near bus-Asbestos-shin :
breakfast rook. large kitchen, bedrooms
and bath. finished stairs to ATTIC. space
for large n;.. rooms coal heat
possession on settlement SIS. 800 Terms
naIs ahex 5s ERNEs Eps R1ScAN Go oa
MGvE ssSgfy Rlds AZ AsS oScEmod.rn Y. detached
Rrss % m se eah oil Pss and ps
es p MI Mepsniel aL sassSahtial ssss kELLEY sssa
6F6 eESTS5Ma HoM1SIoN Rl blvp, Beverly Hiils@s-
ment tile bath; ha rd~eod % eors. d oil ssa hest,
With @ soa sash balances
ssSS's %Skfs si,S Sss3eP " g. Royal a.
10 % ACRES OF LAND and Arm. house near
Burke. Va: beautiful shade: good well: ga
no Mgs e. BOYD eS sasssn
LARGE FRAME HOUSE with 1-aers lot.
M ssasonsbis s'Sets ELMER &. BoYD. Alex. Alex
SGVkLY sSS1 clessd sshpK6SN sSDdsy BRICK in AMMAN
dale, Va: completely furnished, immediate
poss. everything ready to cook your 1st
meal within t,i1, 20 minutes LARGE lot brick
and church; # you. want convenient
RSms nst soss sgf6 6r d 9F tbs about SHn eas
ExcEELENT EXCEL q FH FOR Ashofia FEAT EsfATE fs oce
Comfortable for private living. % rooms on
| st h.;2 upstairs: garage. Bargain. M.
81, 400, III ACRES. with :3room cottage
with well and electricity. Land Is covered
with beautiful trees and the house is neat
and clean. There is cicken house and
utility building, and the property is IL
miles from Washington. Substantial down
payment desired. MASON HIRST, Exclu--
sive Agent Annandale. Va, at the end Of
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5s12.
PsEWAR PiHssS ianssis sRick HOUSE. on II acres
owner built In 1910 with a southern
exposure. this house has living room 14x21
with fireplace. dining room, kitchen and
lavatory on the 1st floor, and 3 bedrooms.
bath and storage room on the 2nd floor;
full basement and attached Gear brick ga
rage. The land is rolling and is crossed
by several brooks. IL miles from Wash
ineton;; Price; 100000: $4,000 down.
nsas Aekias5s asEbRooM HousE oa ot
has hasa full baseatent. oil heat. tiled bath.
range and refrigerator and attached ga
rage. There is q large choicken house, part
Of which could be turned into hobby
shop, miles from Washington and with
in walking distance of bus $4,000 down.
balance SOL per month. See MASON
H1RST.. Annandale. Va, at the end of
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5s12.
Closed Sunday. IA
Evening star., 1946-06-23

II these houses don't fit your needs call
us, we have others. most all of these houses
will go GI. II you have property any
where any kind, for sale OF trade. call US,
day and night service. Open Sundays.
CRAWFORDS. Real Estate, 102 Prince st
Al eX QHl.i OF lie u 5
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
We, The Women
Mama Is Back In Social Whir|

She was supposed to be useful
instead of glamorous, and so she
was no longer bounded constantly
by 'hold your man with glamor''
advice.
THE OLD REFRAIN AGAIN
But all that is over. Mama is
now being told she must redeco-
rate her house, buy the latest cleo
trical gadgets, 60 all out for
femininity in her clothes, get busy
and do the kind Of entertaining
she used to do, etc.
And, perhaps worst of all, she
is being tortured with that ole
line about the Importance Of stay.
ing glamorous.
She's back on the treadmill. She
has to outshine Mrs. Jones again
So it's fix up her house, fix ur
her face, fix up her wardrobe, ane
repair her social fences.
Nobody is trying to simplify
Mama's life any more, except
with new inventions. And not ever
mechanical improvements are al
simplification. They do have te
be squeezed into the budget.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04

Inc rext group OF boys we serv-
ca were the 1e and 10 year old sol.
oilers IN the occupation troops.
Ihese youngsters made us feel like
MAS Coming in fresh from the
Soates they would demand the lat.
est recordings and newest movies
winch we didn't have. They insist.
ed on the American girls coming to
tnelr dances because they didn't
IKE the way the German girls
danc I'd. We had a lot of fun with
them and they were taking thei,
new experiences in good stride.
The time came for US to leave
o home. That was good news. Sc
1 a converted Liberty ship the
l,rst noatload of women arrived in
n good old United States on East.
er Sunday. The voyage home took
II days and believe me the crew
mad a hard time with we women
lie only thing we praised was the
excellent food"
AS Mary Frances got off the train
yesterday morning she said SHE
was excited to see if Wilmington
nao changed, especially Front
street, but smilingly she said, III
didn't"
Back home again, Mary France.
nasn't made any plans as to wha+
sne wants 10 do except to see he1
old buddies end take it easy for :
little while.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
Over so Guests Enjoy
Weekly Bridge Game
AT Country c u

The weekly bridge game at the
Cape Fear Country club was en-.
joyed Wednesday afternoon as
over so guests attended with Mrs.
F. A. Matthes, Jr., winning high
score prize.
The game started in the morn
ing with time taken out for lunch
at 1:30 o'clock.
Enjoying the affair we're:
Mrs. William Averette, Mrs.
George Bennett, Mrs. Harry M.
Wellott, Mrs. Ramsey Weathers-
bee, Mrs. Ramsey Weathersbee,
Jr.. Mrs. H. A. Codington, Mrs.
Fred Debnam, Mrs. H. H.
Longley, Mrs. C. D. Greer,
Mrs. Bessie Saunders, Mes. D. l..
Duck, Mrs. Tom Gordon, Mrs. Ben
White, Mrs. Frank White, Mrs.
P. B. Harrah, Mrs. A. MGR.
Crouch, Mrs. William Dosher, Mrs.
E. B. Bugg, Mrs. B. H. Thomson,
Mrs. Fales, Mrs. W. A. Fonvielle,
"AAo. HAANA OIlV4S11S. S1., q. "
c. Williams, Mrs. Eugene John
son, Mrs. H. A. McGirt, Mrs. Van
Toomer, Mrs. Hugh McEachern;
Mrs. A. r. Willis, Mrs. c. E.
White, Mrs. F. A. Matthes, Jr.,
Mrs. j. A. Brown, Mrs. H. R. Cole
man, Mrs. E. o. Beasley, Mrs. ].
Adams, Mrs. Don Hyatt, Mrs. Fred
Kean, Mrs. o. Lang Hogon, Mrs.
Davis H. Howes, Mrs. Jere D.
Freeman, Mrs. Warren Sanders,
Mrs. c. S. Lowrimore, Mrs. E.
Fleet Williams, Mrs. Howard Han
by, Mrs. John Stevens, Mrs. A. B.
Cheatham, Mrs. Richard Rogers.
Miss Mary Ann Chatham. Mrs.
James B. Lcrnsbury, Mrs. J. F.
zapf, Mrs. Royce S. McClelland,
Mrs. Sam sweeny, Mrs. Rinaldo
B. Page and Mrs. William A.
French of New York city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
Cocktail Party
Honor sLocal
Popular Couple

Miss Betty Henderson and her
fiance, Dan Cameron, whose we'd
ding will take place May II, were
entertained yesterday evening by
Mr., and Mrs. Robert M. Williams
and their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Lyell, Jr.,
at a cocktail party in the Williams
residence, 1901 Grace street.
The traditional white and green
bridal theme was used in the flow
er arrangements in the dining
Don with white candles in silver
candelabra completing the decora'
tons. Colorful mixed flowers
were used throughout the other
rooms.
Enjoying the affair with the
honorees. hosts and hostesses were
about 40 guests, including mem
bers of the wedding party ano
close friends of the couple.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
PERSONALS

Miss Shirley Finkelstein, SUDDEN
at Duke university is spending the
weekend in the city with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Finkel
stein at their home in Forest Hills
She has as her guests, Misses Gil
da Minnech of York, Pa, joyce
Cohen, of Philadelphia, Peggy Lee,
Of Asheville and Nancy Souer Of
Shreveport, La.
1t. and Mrs. Vikings l.. Hart
ley and young son, Billy, of New
London, Conn. have been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mercy N. Hart
ley at her home on Creecy avenue
for the past. week.
Mrs. Robert L. Grower and
daughter, Miss Margaret Grower
are expected to spend the week
end in Charleston, S. c., as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Slo-
cum.
Gilbert F. Morton, city building
inspector, is a patient at James
Walker Memorial hospital and is
expected to remain there for sew
eral days.
Miss Lenore Hilburn and Miss
Menola Sanford left yesterday aft
ernoon for a visit with friends and
relatives in Laurinburg.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04

The smallest known Towering
plant in the world is the water
meal, measuring about one thirty
second of an inch in diameter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04

The first regulations governing
naval officer uniforms were pass
ed by the United States in 1897.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
Mary Frances Byrd Arrives Home
After Working With CTS In E;urope

,forv Frances Byrd arrived in
u%,!,.nineton yesterday morning for
W first time in two years saying.
n nso clad to get home.'
utractive daughter of MI. and
,rrs. H. C. Byrd, 1913 Orange
.trset, Mary Frances, served with
American RED Cross, pushing
famous, Doughnut Wagon
LII LIZ, england through France and
nOrn,env to serve thousands OF
ean,esick American soldiers dough-
n pu+s and coffee since August, 1914.
AT The 'Doughnut Wagon known to
~ c1s who were stationed over
as was the adopted name for the
,.nerican Red Cross Club Mobile.
= wa equipped to serve the boys
1o+ only doughnuts and coffee but
% candles and chewing gum. In
90 rear Of the mobile was an at
.rsctive lounge where the weary
..15ier could read or write if he
50 desired.
IN England, Mary Frances, was
,ssigned to the hospitals and serv-
81 the wounded GIs there about
eight months.
Then came the liberation of
American prisoners from German
NJ and Mary Frances was as
stoned to Camp Lucky Strike which
va, located outside Of the town OF
Scamp, France.
II never saw so many boys"
said Mary Frances, "There must
have been over 40, 900 of them, and
believe me they were a happy lot"
This assignment was only tenn
uorary, explained the former mo-
bye hostess and while there it was
nv first experience in 'roughing'
IT. Tents were put up all over the
Mace and the boys were soap pre-
cjative for everything we were do
ing. Many Of the boys said that the
Red Cross packages sent into the
prison camps, saved their lives.
Miss Byrd followed the boys I'M
I'll they arrived in LIE Harve,
France, where they embarked for
home. As the Red Cross workers
served the boys doughnuts and cot
fee at the dock, the boys called to
them saying, better come along
vita us" They were so happy,
Mary Frances said.
Continuing with her experiences,
Miss Byrd explained:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
Mrs. A Smith
EntertainS
Betty Henderson

Miss Betty Henderson, a popular
bride-elect of next week, was hon
ored Yesterday with a lovely lunch
con and bridge party when Mrs.
Addison Smith was hostess at her
home in Longwood. Guests were
invited for 1870 o'clock and lunch
con was served at individual tables
after which bridge was in play
throughout the afternoon. Blue and
white flowers e used through
out the house in attractive arrange
ments.
Guests included: Miss Hender-
on, honoree, Mrs. w. H. Hender-
son, mother Of the bride-elect, Mrs.
W. H. Henderson, Jr., Mrs. Bruce
B. Cameron, Mrs. Bruce b. Cam
eron, Jr., Mrs. Gene Fonvielle,
Mrs. W. H. Moore, Mrs. Ramsey
Weathersbee, Jr., Mrs. William
Echols, and Miss Louise Wells.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
Mama Is Back in the Social Whirl
BY RUTH MILLETT
NEA Staff Writer

Poor Mama. Life is getting com
plicated for her again.
During the var years every
body tried to simplify her life.
The fewer clothes she bought
the better. The OF money she
put into war bonds instead Of into
draperies the better. She was
made to feel that large parties
were unpatriotic, so she was free
to see only the people she really
enjoyed-and to entertain them as
simply as she wished.
She could get out Of any kind
Of boring social function by say.
ing she had to put in her hours
as a nurses aide or as a Red
Cross volunteer worker.
She didn't have to apologize be-
cause the living room needed re-
decorating-that could come latter
the war" And she didn't have to
spend more than she could afford
on clothes, because styles were
frozen and last years suit looked
enough like this years to get by.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
Wilminqtonian
M In
o. Angeles

LOS ANGELES, Calf, May s.
The marriage of Donna Macarthur.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
Harvey, 146 South Arden boule-
ward, Los Angeles, and William
Manship, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John C.. Manship of Wilmington,
N. c., was solemnized on April
q at 2 o'clock in the afternoon
at St. Breden's in this city with
Father Cahill officiating at the
ceremony.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was given at
the home Of the bride to which
invitations were extended to $50
guests.
The bride was attended by Mary
Adele Johnson as maid-of-honor
and her bridesmaids were Jackie
Rogers, Mary Ann Robert and
Barbara Covington. They wore
afternoon gowns of pale blue sheer
crepe with fitted bodices and full
skirts and matching hats. They
carried bouquets Of pale yellow
shading to a deep yellow hue sum-
mer flowers The maid-of-honor
wore an identical gown only in a
pale yellow with matching hat.
The bridegroom was attended
by Clyde Covington as best man
and his ushers were Jack Robert,
Charles Rider and Ralph Pier
que.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown Of white lace with fitted
bodice with hustle effect in back.
Her short veil of illusion fell from
a halo OF lace and she carried a
bouquet of white lilacs, white iris
and white daffodils.
Following the reception the
couple left for a wedding trip to
Santa Barbara.
Mrs. Manship attended Browns
School for Girls, Glendora, Calf,
Chiounard's Art college and the
University of Southern California.
Mr.. Manship, recently discharg-
ed from the Army Air Corps will
attend the University of Southern
California.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04

The bridesmaids will include Miss
Mildred Bradford and Miss Mar
tina Davis of Columbia, S. c.
Mr.. Carney will have as best
man his brother, Walter Carney,
and the ushers will be Woodrow
Carney, a brother, and Charles
Nance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
Hustled
Returns Here To
Preach Sunday

Chaplain Morris L. Hustled,
formerly stationed at Bluethen-
thai Army Air base in Whining
ton, will be the guest minister at
the IL o'clock service Sunday
morning at the Little Chapel on
the Boardwalk at Wrightsville
Beach.
Chaplain Hustled needs no in
PRODUCTION to Wilmingtonians.
When he was stationed here last
year he appeared on many civic
clubs programs presenting hui
morous entertainment in singing,
%sketching and piano playing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
Miss Lois Herring
To Marry Today In
Church Ceremony

The wedding of Miss Lois Her.
ring and Allen Carney will take
place this evening at $50 o'clock
in the First Baptist church with
the Rev. Sankey L. Blanton, pas
tor, officiating.
Attending Miss Herring will be
her sister, Miss Dorothy Herring of
| Sumter. S. c. as maid-of-honor
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
Voiture 245 To Hold
Bingo Party Tonight

The weekly bingo party spon-
sored by the Voiture 245, 40 ct 8,
American Legion, will be held to-
night at 8 o'clock in the Legion
home.
Acting Chairman Mike Leon an
nounced that the public is cordially
invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
Lake Forest To Hold
Second Dance Tonight

The second in a series OF dances
sponsored by the advisory council
Of the Lake Forest Recreation de-
nartment center will be held at the
Lake Forest Community building
tonight from $3.50 until 1880
The public is invited and tickets
may be obtained at the door.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
COX-SELLERS

Miss Edith Sellers, daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. c. B. Sellers OF
Supply, and E. M. Cox, Jr., OF
Richards, were married on April
II at Marion, S. c.
MI. Cox is the son Of MI. and
Mrs. E. M. Cox Of Richlands.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-04
Catholic Club Invites
GIs To Visit Sunday

Servicemen visiting Wilmington
over the weekend are invited to
visit St. Marys' Catholic club, Els
South Fourth street, Sunday morn
ing between the hours Of 9 and !
o'clock.
Mrs. c.. J. Chenworth and P. j.
Baschon, assisted by a group OF
Junior hostesses, headed by Miss
Patricia Anderson, will serve COT
fee and d%oughnuts.
The club is open every Sunday
for the convenience of the service
men.