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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN LOCATION, 18th st. near G
ard floors, to be leased as an entirety; prl-
vate entrance: ideal for Offices or store
and workshop. Phone MIR. TYSER, ME
1861. -2l
1870 SO. FIT. OF SPACE. end floor. with
skylight, heat and running water. near
Govt. Printing once. RE, 91S1. is
JUST WEST OF DUPONT CIRCLE, 2l33 P
St-First floor above basement store, suit
able any business or Offices; vacant; SIPS
mo. In rear, lear metal garage, suitable
workshop or storage. ST. mo. NATIONAL
METROPOLITAN BANK, Trust Dept. Isl
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
SMALL CHAIN STORE Arm would like to
lease or rent store bldg. on Georgia ave.
in or near Silver Spring; also on Wisconsin
ave. in or near Bethesda 81. 2155. 10
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT, Southern Build
ing. BOX 492-Y. Star. If
DESKS available with switchboard service;
downtown, air-eonditioned once. secre.
mail service available. Sat. and Sun. call
AID. $780, weekdays. pI. 314l. l9'
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PROPERTY WANTED.

WE HAVE cash clients desirous of pur-
chasing Immediately, income producing
to Isl Idt6 ST. NV S' IA 0S H N eve
and Sun. GE 4355
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CoLoRED-Ist COMM, mr.. 18th and NJ on
carline, two adjoining brick bldgs: lot
frontage. A. feet; suitable for stores and
apts.; for sale individually or Jointly terms
can be arranged. DI. S126. N BASILIKO
REALTY CO. III
CoLoRED-lst COMM, 200 blk. Mass
ave. nw.-3-Story frame. 10 rms and
bath, situated on lot facing both Mass. ave
and H st. Excellent business location
Reas. down payment; terms arranged
Call DI. ST25, N. BASILIkO REALTY co
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BROOKLAND. 5000 10th st ne-Corner
store, apt. OF 3 rooms above. Right price
and reasonable terms.
1909 18th st. n.e.-Store and Groom
and bath apt in rear. 3 rooms. kitchen,
bath and porch apt. above: right price
and reasonable terms. Apply SIMON
BELOFF, 1908 N. Y. ave. NV. MA $751;
or RIA 1925 If
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STORES FOR RENT.

1874 EYE ST. NW.-1,6OO SO. IT. plus
large basement; ready June. Address owner
directly. Box 202-A, Star. Il.
CORNER STORE, downtown; suitable fSr
SHALL Real Estate Broker. 929 New York
ave. NV.
EXCEL. MT. PLEASANT location, on ear
line. newly finished; possession May ]:
rent, SIPS monthly: suitable for any high
type business. ROBERT MORGAN. RE
nSSS, Sunday WO 1851
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STORES WANTED.

WILL BUY OR LEASE store. ne or Sc:
giye price and full details nrst letter. Box
lS3-X. Star -l6
SMALL CHAIN STORE FIRM would like to
lease or rent store bldg. on Georgia ave,
in or near Silver Spring; also on Wisconsin
WANTED TO RENT-Stores to operats
laundry agencies, in any neiShborhood'
very clean and progressive organization;
Call KENT STORES. INC, FIR. 4343. ~
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CO. bedrm.. Ia
built-in garage: in
Eames or Dodson.
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EAST BERWYN. MD.-Only 500 for 5ox
: roved street in good section. Do. 4544.
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GEO ISS' H. WILLIAMS co.-Isrge Southern
Park. Bonham or Cooper, 81. 5000
are astory briek ia eoored tie baths nhs
2 fireplacss, rec rm; maids $, roomo 3
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-Bethesda: large
Slate s1oF foo Rrfk acre STay on st ste H. 0aa a
GGlenbrooakI 3D. 1doo Bethesda. Bonham, or
G GEo II. W WILLIAMS co.-Gentleman's es-
brick and stone house, bedrms; and den
"a tile baths, oil heat, servants quarters.
5fo f. Wrf fGfRsMT 81 sooG Acres
story brick, large lot. convenient location,
Gno r. 0E w GGGPss 81 to gf
6;,rm.. 2-story. brick. 3 bedrms.. tile bath.
OIL as &c, heat heat large lot fireplace. gar
G ecu, H H. will co-5-rm. asbestos
Single house in Green MesSSTs Nd
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.NUnusual. brick
frame home near Silver Spring for So
GO dGs + Hse M1s Ri fSsO coAsSesto. .hnrle
house in Indian Club. Silver Spring: 81 300
S SGSn' H. 1S WILLIAMS I'll sHso co-erm. home in
down s $50 mo. Johnson. TN. ZOO, we eve.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-6-rm. home in
Cheverly: large rms, rec, rm. with fire.
place, master bedrm. :, closets, oil heat.
full bsmt., gar. Good buy in residential
section. Johnson. uN. 200. eve. WA.
0S0S. III
rGEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-5-rm. frame
bune low. extra large lot. very clean
throughout: owner must sell quickly: S.
200. Greer, UN. 300. IL
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-5-rm bungalow
IN Carmody Hills; c,h. w; full bsmt built
in gar; very large lot: $500. Greer,
UN. 200. III
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Clean 5-rm.
frame bungalow; must be sold this week
owner will consider $1,000 dn. $40 per
mo me- to veteran: $1,000. Hammack. UN.
2GUo. IL
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-5-rm. asbestos
shingle bungalows: some immediate occu-
paneys 81 800 dn.; under $50 per mo
lseh, 81. 5000. -l7
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-T-rm brick
kensinEton, lovely bedrms; excellent
loo. 1seli. 81. 1000. III
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BRAND NEW 4"-unit garden type apt In
the District. Excellent renting location
Very good return on investment N l.
Kraft LEO N. BERNSTEIN CO.. 1918 X
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GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Nice 1-bedrm
bungalow for $4,000; blocks from bus
and stores Eames or Dodson, UN. 1900.
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Navy country CLUB. 9@3'ooo Cash. BOX
A aifIS; TO-, e-rm. brick. Are
place, oil heat, full basement. large lot,
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. iNC.-country
domestic, 81 acres of woodland, near Fair
5a G1d 7Gfd 0 s h2gss g.
HERE IT'S: Exclusive rambling bunsa-
dinette, large bright kitchen, . bedrms. and
bath. and full basement. Located on q
wSPded 9S5ReF R IL Pgeed CO.
s sSaG agent; 500 wilson blvd, 81
ooPPoRTuNITY.All brick, 5-rm. Colonial
heat copper PLUMBING, Just . blocks from
Immediate In sale ARL1NGToN REALT ~
60 , exeus i've agents Itn9 22o4 Wilson blyd
HIGH ELEVATION with view. nrst time
offered; lovely brick home; bnilt Of prewar
with gorgeous oak trees located in best
residential section of Beverly Hills. Alex
andria; le. liy.. rm., with fireplace din. rm;,;
lg. bedrms. l q baths: home is immaculate
and has many other fine features; con-
yenient to shopping, schools, Navy and
priced right. reasonably financed. For APP
s4oss >'S CARTER sH ' REaGy
s-RoOM RED BRICK HOME. baths.
strictly modern. and Is acres; possession
at once: nice location and SURROUNDINGS
Phone owner, BROWN: daytime, Falls
Church 1899. Eve. and Sunday. Vienna
131 -J-5. -lS
FALLS CHURCH-Almost new 2-bedroom
Cape Cod brick bungalow on corner lot OF
over 10000 SO. it. located in new develop
ment, substantial down payment. balance
S54 mo. including interest. principle.
taxes and insurance: occupancy between
LIST and 18th of May. This won't last
long. Call Mr. Silver. TIE. 5l3g. or GIL
1850, A. H. DANIELS. Real Estate. exclu-
sive agent II
MONTICELLO ESTATES-Beautifu brick
and stone home in this delightful close in
hall, spacious living room With beautiful
fireplace. dining room, large kitchen equip
ped with exhaust fan, advanced Philco
6l2-cu-tt. REFRIGERATOR. Tappan range
Sunroom with door opening onto concrete
terrace overlooking beautifully Handicapped
garden, Colored tiled lavatory. On the IND
floor there is a master bedroom with ad-
Joining bath. . other bedrooms and l other
full bath. There is wealth of closet and
storage space; maids room in basement
with complete bath (maid AVAILABLE; fire.
place, oil &C. heat, built-in garage; un-
surpassed construction: immaculate condi.
ton. This, is an outstanding value on to.
s fE REhy 3d. s6ovo By Esp SH gs
exclusive III
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-07

ell Cagalj. 653 W. Central Ave.
Phone i'll. JT-Ic
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-07
FOR SALE

2-bedroom home on North Fourth.
Well constructed. Terms S4950
? residences on Seagoe Avenue.
Income property $3.50
2 residences on Lincoln Avenue.
Good income property $3.50
Cafe business with building and
lot in Florence. $4,000
Business lot on Highway. Good
location. S2350
New modern laundry with 4 lots.
and nice 2-bedroom residence
with 2 lots S42. 900
3 acres with residence on corner
Of Highway. S4250
2bedroom residence at SW corner
OF town. A real home. $3.50
Arizona Land and
Investment Co.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-07
REAL ESTATE LoANs-5go Lon,
Dauohters Of Nile Meet

Pinal County Chapter OF Daugh-
ters OF the Nile met at the home OF
Mrs. c. F. Hamilton Thursday
evening. At the conclusion oil
a brief business meeting the even
ing was spent playing cards.
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Mrs. Leon Smith Is
Honored with Shower

Mrs. leon smith was honored
with nursery shower and tea AT
the home of Mrs. Y. &. White
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. h.
Farnsworth was cOhOstess- Mrs
r T.. steward played the piano
during the tea hour. she and Mrs.
Farusworth presented medley
oi lullabies and Mrs. Farnsworth
rad original poems in keeping
with the occasion.
Guests we're Coolidge old timers
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AUCTION SALE

EVERY SATURDAY AT . =. NJ.
Four Miles East OF Coolidge on
Road to Coolidge Army Air Base
Turn Right at Our Sign
Bring what you have to sell
Livestock. Furniture. Machinery
Household Goods. Etc.
For Information PHONE 377-R13
PINAL COUNTY AUCTION SALES
J. c. Lewis. Mgr. A. w. Lynch. Auct
Bring Your Livestock In Early
Ml7-tfc
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lockhart took
their granddaughter. Darlene Cole.
10 Chandler Wednesday to visit
Mona can budding. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Eugene budding. former
Coolidge residents. Darlene VIII
remain for several days. The Lock
harts returned that afternoon.
OMr. and Mrs. r. NJ Upton's two
children had their tonsils removed
at Florence Tuesday. Both are do
ing fine
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-07

FOR SALE-Mother duck and u
ducklings Jellison. Blackwater
Sub-station. J7-lp
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-07
Loucks
Real Estate ListingS

6ABI chicks need it. Ideal for
growing adult poultry. livestock,
dogs. rabbits. Prevents lice.
mites. internal worms. bowl
troubles. Promotes healthy. rap
id growth. Get Germ-O-Tone to-
day. At all good feed dealers.
A-l9-EOW-c-6/30
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-07

FOR SALE-Coolidge Laundry on
Arizona Boulevard. Good busi-
ness See Carl Jackson on prem
ises Phone 267. M3l IT
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-07

alfalfa, remainder grazing. l..
II. Cooper, Valley Farms, House
No. Z. J7-2p
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-07

and washing machine. Ideal loca-
ton. Price 81 200. w. c. Ashley.
ass w. Byrd. Phone Till.
FOR SALE - Lease on so acres
farmland. tools. team and feed
20 acres in cotton, 40 acres in
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WHO'S NEW |!
BABY DAUGHTER

BABY DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Lidwell be
came the parents OF baby daugh-
ter on Tuesday. May 2sth. She
was born at Coolidge and they
have named her Jean Ann.
BABY BOY
Mr. and Mrs II. Munoz became
the parents OF baby boy on Tues
day. May 2sth He was born al
Florence Hospital
6ABY BOY
Mrs.Lillisn Griffin became the
mother OF a baby boy on Sunday
May 30th. He weighed seven
pounds fourteen ounces and was
born at Florence Hospital
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Slightly Off The Record
Continued from Page Two)

instead, le rlhute ne puts on civilian clothes once more. if he can
buy any, he hears on all sides from those who kept the home fires
burning what ools the boys were to enlist, unless drafted-that in
many cases those who volunteered did so to get away from an
unhappy home hfe-and that only the unsuccessful business me at
home went to war to insure a generous monthly government pay
check. You can imagine how such dirty, rotten propaganda as that,
rankles. The e &c. l." doesn't have to hear such tall to become
disguised, for he can SCI for himself, if he a fortunate enough to
return from battle with two good eyes, that hundreds of able bodied
old for the second, they claim-are now living or the fat of he land
while their families are being INDUCED in every known LUXURY. This
doesn't go over very big with the wives of exservicemen either;
who are doing all their WI work and sometimes the family washing
as well, with no lrate feeling in their hearts, but only a great thank.
funess over being reunited with their loved ones; to see the wives
of men who stayed at home ordering three O. four servants around,
buying expensive gowns by the dozen, having at least two cars at
their disposal, and taking vacation trips that run into months and
thousands of dollars. The possession of yachts, jewels, and fur coats
at home men, " while the ex-servicenen's women folks r struggling
for a meager existence. So, the women take up the cudgel over the
bridge table and scathing remarks fly back and forth, with never a
name being mentioned, mind you, but the hatred is there and the
hurt is deep. On the other side of the picture, some of the boys who
went to war arr pretty free with their use of the words yellow and
Stacker" fighting words in any language, when in the company Of
thousands of men who would have given their souls to 90, were pre-
vented from enhstlng Tor reason o another. Some discovered to
deemed more valuable here in essential industry. So they took their
disappointment like men and went about their work O the home
front with never a word of complaint. Whf astonishes me, Peg, is
why we Americans, as a nation, r not keen enough II see right
through the fact that internal dissension is exactly what the nen
wants, to start another war, and there is no denying that we have all
around us innumerable pro-Germans, and even some pro-Jananese
In many cases, their dirty work is just beginning. If the recently re-
turned servicemen are not treated more kindly and extended a helping
then WHO will fight for us next time, should another war come to
pass? 1t is going to take a great deal of splendid influence and tact
on the part of the clear thinking public everywhere to gradually pre-
vent and finally abolish the heated arguments between "returnees"
and civilians. For right thinking Americans, the war IS over. but
we must fight to maintain peace, which can only be done by Brother
Clasping The Hand Of Brother" and everybody pulling together for
American way OF life. God grant that we may always be able to
proudly say, America, my country, right or wrong"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-25
Mills Leonard
Wedding Plans
Are Completed

Plans have been completed for
the wedding Of Miss Rosemary
Mills, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. D. Mills, and Clyde Leonard,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Leonard, which is to take place
on Thursday afternoon, August 20,
at 5 o'clock in Tabernacle Baptist
church, Sixth and Ann street.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her fathe. and will have
as her matron-of-honor and only
attendant her cousin, Mrs. Will
liam B.. Startling.
Mr.. Leonard will have as his
best man William H. c. Hall, II,
and his ushers will be his brother
in-law, Herbert Lee Allen, Henry
M. Goodwin and Harry Mason and
Liston Mills, cousins of the bride.
The Rev. c.. E. Baker, pastor
of the church will ~officiate at the
ceremony and the nuptial music
will be rendered by Mrs. Julia
Rose Meetze of Columbia, S. c.,
pianist, and Miss Eleanor Moore,
soloist.
No invitations have been issued
but friends of the couple are in
vited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-25

r occupying the Freeman cot
tsge on Lafayette street at
Wrightsville Beach for a week.
Mrs. Wiley prior to her marriage
was Lucille Page of Audubon.
Mrs. J.. Douglas Taylor. Mrs. J.
Haughton James and Mrs. Robert
Strange returned on Tuesday by
motor from Blowing Rock, where
they spent several weeks. While
away Mrs. Taylor also visited DR..
and Mrs. Robert Crawford of
Rutherfordton at their summer
home at Lake Lure.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Saunders
Ri ch dnmehoo v ia. erurndt
of Richmond, have returned to
their home after spending last
weekend at Wrightsville Beach
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Glenn Holt
OF Burlington at their cottage on
East Raleigh street. Jimmy
Saunders is president of the At
lantic Paint and Varaish Co. of
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill Cronly
of Richmond returned home last
Sunday after visiting J. Douglas
Taylor at his Northern Extension
cottage on Wrightsville Beach for
ten days.
Peg, we are deeply indebted to
Mrs. Vincent A. Thorpe, nee Ade-
laidc Rosborough Thorpe of Free
port, Texas, and Mrs. W. J. Tay-
lor, Jr., of 300 Ann street city,
for writing us such complimentary
letters regarding our weekly chat,
on paper, with you. Mrs. Thorpe
is a WilmingtoniaA living far away
from home and she writes that
she looks forward eagerly each
week to the arrival of her Sunday
Wilmington Star-News to find out
in "Slightly Off The Record what
has been going on. Matilda Taylor
is a writer of note who has had
articles published IN Esquire IN
der the pen name of Cynthia Har.
riss. She likes our column and hsc
the good grace to say SO. ir
pleasing phraseology. Sucn nice
little pats on the back, by mail
go far toward helping make life
worth living an d causing u!
humble reporters to be extremel,
grateful. Those letters gave us ar
idea. From now on we are going
to give people their flowers, so t.
speak. while they are living, in
stead of waiting to place wreatns
on their graves. Yours for Bigger
And Better Orchids For The Iiv,
ing" Always affectionately,
VIRGINIA
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-25

boarded a plane for their home
at Phoenix, Arizona, after a vis;t
of six weeks at the beach with
their father and "Marge' Cooley
at their home on west Greensboro
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hardin
and two young daughters, Susan
and Mary Allen Hardin, accompa-
MED by their nephew. Eugene
Hardin, Jr., are spending two
weeks at Lake Kanuga near Hen
Jacksonville.
Friends of Mrs. J.. Buren, Sid
curry will be pleased &C ascertain
that her condition is greatly i'm
proved following a recent illness
at her summer home On Wrigats-
vile Sound.
Friends of Robert w. Baker of
Greensboro and Wrightsville
Beach, will regret to learn of his
illness at his Fisher Park Circle
hcme in Greensboro. His condition
is reported as not serious. how
ever, and friends at the beach are
hoping that he and Mrs. Baker
Will be able to return to their cot
tage at 319 South Lun,ira avenue
at the termination of his enforced
rest cure. The Bakers daughter,
son-ln-law. and little grandson,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Sewer and
Robert Baker Sewer of Danville,
Va, are occupying their cottage
for a weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Snoot of
Richmond and Tom 5moot of
Greenville, N. c.. have returned
to their homes after brief visits
at Wrlghtsville Beach. Mavis and
Ed Smoot we're the attractive
guests of. Eds cousins, Louise and
'Pidgeon'' Love at their Northern
Extension cottage while here, and
Tom Smoot visited in the city with
another cousin, Jane Williams at
her home 1701 Princess. Both Tom
and Ed grew up in Wilmington
and went to school here, hence
they r well and popularity known
in the city and it's environs.
Friends of Mrs. Cornelius Van
Leuven of Wilmington, ae~ daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles M. Stewart and
two sons of Baltimore, will be de-
lighted to learn that they have all
sufficiently recovered from recent
Illnesses to leave James Walker
Memorial hospital and are again
occupying the VanLeuven cottage
al "A West Oxford street. Wrights-
vile Beach.
Mrs. John A. Snyder has re-
turned to her home at Harbor
Island from Nashville, N. c.,
where she visited relatives for
several days last week.
Mrs. Nelson MacRae has re-
turned to Wrightsville Beachtrom
Linville where she and her daugh-
ter, Marguerite MacRae, spent the
past month with Mr.. a d Mrs.
Hugh MacRae at their mountain
home. M a r g u e r lite is expected
home today from Raleigh where
she rode in the horse show on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri
day. While away she also won a
handsome cup f o horsemanship
at the Charlotte horse show.
Mrs. F. w. Dick left on Wednes-
day night for Biddeford Pool,
Maine where she will spend three
weeks as the guest of her sister
in-law, Mrs. Ia Randolph deRos-
sett of Baltimore at her summer
home.
DR.. and Mrs. l. M. Zimmerman
of Williamsport, Md, returned to
their h o yesterday after a
weeks visit with Mrs. thinner
mans sister and brother-in = law,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Hines at their
home 208 North 18th street in the
city. DR.. and Mrs. Zimmerman
came to Wilmington from Maine
where they had been vacationing.
Mrs. Arthur Gregory of Halifax,
N. C. returend to her home yes
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-25

and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. F. Halsey at their Wrigh.sville
Beach apartment on East Raleigh
street. Prior to her marriage Mrs.
Gregory was Miss Ruth Shaw of
Oxford. Miss Betty Buxton of
Newport News, Va, arrived on
Friday to spend a week at the
beach with The Halseys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker of
New York city arrived last Sun
day to spend two weeks with Mrs.
Parker's parents, Mr.. a n d Mrs.
Louis B. Orrell at their ocean
front cottage on the Northern Ex-
tension at Wrightsville Beach. The
Parkers expect to return to the
north on September 3 accompa-
MED by their little daughter, Or
rell, VINO has peen summer:ng at
the beach with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Orrell and
Tom Orrell left yesterday by
motor for Norfolk to spend the
weekend with DR.. and Mrs. Jules
LIE Shaut who were close friends
of theirs when they lived at LIE
Havre, France. Mrs. LIE Shaut was
previously Miss Kate Cook of Nor
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Fleming of
Augusta, Ca, . have returned to
their home after a short visit at
Wrightsville Beach where they
were registered at the Ocean Ter
race hotel. Mrs. Fleming was the
former Anna Eve of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Hollis of
New ORLEANS who have been va
cationing at the Ocean Terrace
hotel, Wrightsville Beach, for the
past three weeks, left by air on
Thursday afternoon for New York
city where they will spend a week
at TIL Waldorf, returning to
Wrightsville for Labor Day before
departing for Louisiana early next
week by motor.
Mrs. Charlotte Thistlethwaite of
Opeloussa, La, arrived ten days
ago and is the fascinating guest
of her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Sprunt at their
summer home sol South Lumina
avenue, Wrightsville Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McEachern
of Miami arrived by air on Friday
for a short visit with Jacks
mother, Mrs. Thelma Brooks Nc
Eachern at her home 1919 Prin-
cess street. They will also spend
a few days with Elizabeth Nc
Eachern's sister, Jane Williams at
her home 1901 Princess street.
Elizabeth and Jack are former
Wilmingtonians and popular mem
bers Of the younger married set.
In business, Jack is connected
with Pan American Always with
offices in Miami, Fla.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hooper
delightfully."- entertained a umber
of friends at the Surf club on
Wrightsville Beach Friday evening
from Z until 10 o'clock at a cock
~tail-supper. The ballroom of the
club was appropriately decorated
with mixed summer flowers and
the long buffet table was laid with
a handsome Italian cut work
banquet cloth and centered with a
low crystal bowl filled with dozens
Of scarlet gladioli. Here a de-
licious buffet supper was spread.
Receiving the guests with DR.. and
Mrs. Hooper was their lovely
daughter, Mrs. Herbert M. Wilson,
Jr., of St. Louis, the former Louise
Smallbones Hooper of Wilmington,
who is the guest of her parents.
There were approximately one
hundred and fifty guests present.
Miss Elizabeth H~ardwicke re-
turned yesterday from a months
visit to friends in Texas and Mexi-
co and is at home with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Nixon Hard
wicke at 40 South Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wiley of Mi
ami arrived several days ago and
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-25
Miss Helen Moore,
William Sammons Ia
d In September

Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Moore an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Helen Elizabeth, to Will
liam Paul Summons, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A.. Summons of Will
mington.
The wedding will take place
during September.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-25
CLUB CLOCK

Cape Fear Council, No. "a,
Daughters of America, will
meet Monday night at S o'clock
in the Junior Order hall. All
members are urged to attend.