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The Skyland post., 1946-08-01
Work On School
Building Begun

Construction began Monday on
the new school building at Ma
than's Creek, A. B. Hurt, princi-
pal, announced this week.
Grading is now being done and
the foundation is being laid,
School will open as scheduled
this month and classes will be
'1eld in the gymnasium and in the
nearby church as was done last
year after -" building was de-
stroyed by fire. y
The Skyland post., 1946-08-01
Hotel CroupT To
Meet Mon. Night

Stockholders and all others in
terested in helping to build the
New Hotel here are invited to q
meeting at the community build
ing on Monday night at TOO pm.
when plans will be formulated to,
sell the remainder of the $1O0,~
10000 authorized stock.
The excavation for the build
ing is nearly complete and plans
are to sell the remainder of steek
so that as soon as materials be-
come available, actual building
work will be started.
The Skyland post., 1946-08-01
Farmers Inspect
Turkish Tobacco

County Agent H. D. Quessen-
berry announced that on Mon
day, August S, field meet for
the study of Turkish tobacco
would be held at the home of
Walter Bledsoe in the Brown
wood section, at 200 p. m.
All farmers interested in this
are invited to attend to see the
various demonstrations. This is
Mr.. Bledsoe's second year to grow
this type of leaf and at his farm
is model barn for the curing of
Turkish tobacco.
The Skyland post., 1946-08-01
Vets May Take
Farm Training
+ Efforts Being Made To Secure
Agricultural Teacher
For Jefferson

While Ashe county has no vo-
cational agricultural teachers at
present, plans were discussed at
the district meeting in Boone this
week. where rams might get
on-the- -job-trulning in connection
with their arm work.
Those live conveniently
near nal agricultural de-
partm> : adjoining counties
are ask ), take advantage of
these WI. ~e possible. 1t was
pointed orr that some of those
in r. -aurel Springs section
COT md study on the pro-
g1 Instructor Cheek, at
S that those in the
area could work under
N i'iney Creek. Those
aerland community
~ipley at Cove CIeek,
the Todd section to
O.
being made to Sc
for vocational ag-
Jefferson, and this
great many more
2"e of the program.
present plans extra
q certified to assist
te the program. ]. A.
c.. cintendent of the
Stat III has already been
certified 81 i is expected there
will be others within a short
time.
The Skyland post., 1946-08-01
Rites To
Be Held Today

Last rites for Rex Sturgill, As,
who died in the Long hospital in
Statesville Tuesday, will be held
at the Piney Creek Methodist
church today at HOO am. Burial
will be in the Piney Creek ceme-
terry.
He is survived by his wife Mrs.
Hazel Sturgill and two children,
Doris and Donald Sturgill.
The Skyland post., 1946-08-01
Money Is Needed
For Playground

Plans an wv underway for
equipping tt aground here in
West Jeffefs Miss Ruth Tug
man, chairman If the drive to es-
tablish the ayground, stated
yesterday pvever contrlou-
. tions arr unit
of $400 be can
be secured,
Miss Tugman stated that she
hoped that the playground would
be ready for use by the time
school opens.
Any organizations, or individ-
uals desiring to contribute should
contact the Welfare office or Mrs.
Robert Barr. All contrihr Sns
will be greatly apprecif sAN
The Skyland post., 1946-08-01

certified 81 j. is expected there
will be others within a short
time.
Evening star., 1946-10-29
SITUATIONS MEN.

ssefe Espt and apaitsd; tx r.porss
SUM- IT. EXPERT, s2s bookk.epins .sr1ies.
audtts, taxes. financial statements. AD.
ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started; kept
part time, audits. statements. tax returns:
eity Gco;sT.N9 5sts1spsss snEN 1n S1T4. d.rr.. IN
months, desires position with CPA hrn:
EXP. in bookksepins construction cost sn. Sark.
AIDGMINisTRXTivE IGaI Isl assistant to executive
or manufacturers Representative, expen-
enced once management. shipping, air
snd safss sSs e. saisy
SOY, eoiored wants any kind might work:
fountain experience. Gail MI. s4a7 any
CoILEGE COL Ets sR.' Il. desires selling position
in liquor pks soods Ro. ssyesi sS ss.n
EfEcTRTcxL Effag fKaNseGaINEER. s. sinss 1871
grad.; wants .: 6. location ,ss ssslss, sssryiee:
Desires sGs poson as uk
driver or chauffeur; no Sunday; $40
week; 10 ysssrs. sxpsri%spse 'aa % Call at o II
MAN. NAN young. sSadusts engineer: Nay,
trained radio technician,, wants part.tims
sGsK Makss sa ts vETih RSsE' totmsE sssay s.f
Fri. ewes. to 1S; expert bkpr;, can type
sss sfsg Rss' hssl sa' $ssa s sssS:
PAINTER, colored. desires yesr-found WORK.
TT III
PRoJEcT Pro ENGINEER. aircraft repair and
maintenance; broad experience; aualined
as liaison engineer: excel. ref. WO. 1882.
RADIO TECHNICIAN, veteran, wants part
time Or pisseyork basis, Make ofier; n.
SECY.-EXEC. ASST, 35. single, vide exp.
ofiee mgr. and pvt. seey., ineluding NAVY
Germ, Ital and Span; travel r1vork any
where; avail. for Wash. interview Wed.
Oct. 80. Box 2s3-R, Star. 20.
VETERAN wishes envelopes TO address
long hand. excellent handwriting. IF.
/ WANT A SMALL APT. as tsnitor. For
iMnfe,mstion; M ssll v pistTiSf s24lis s2ls r,,iYi39orr
plant that manutactuEss cabinets, windows.
doors as foreman. Excellent expertenee.
ceasidsr permanent connection only Ma
ToP-FLIGHT ISI. RETAIL MAN. excellent
training and experience in hardware and
automotive access. lines, wishes to contact
large local dOg6lsIA retail outlet oI Pm;
Nh Mr.. BUSINESS MiN@Do you need {. GOOD
accountant once msnager or full charge
Phone MA 1898. II
Evening star., 1946-10-29
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B-1;
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HELP DoMEsrIc Cont. J

COUPLE, white Or eolorsd, psrmannsns;
Der work; butler -houseanar, occasional
pessant. pr,s,af '0a eonv. % location; 500 moSts.
dR GRNERsL lRsg. .HoysEKEErER. experienced.
ars. lovely room; references, OR eS5s.
snw G.! y: ExfrsIsscrD 2z ssgs with children IlV.
G.H.W.. experienesd. Mi f1se small house. fond Of
s5aildrsn CHI cheerful; sisep In; references
esa %ee. W@Sart time, ! pm throusA din. a,s.
ssIa asF sIP sps With os ssS. reference health
passn Pessqseess: sSskiHs; s5 oR, easa sssa ss
NV siS I'D snd shs s.lisTs isssar'w SsyP,n''
RS Slinats re room: an?s in family; SsteIssesss:
Gil GGi.HiRSi,...wsAIrREss. Wv liv. out. s1esiisns
wages. pleasant working eonditions' oSnner
R efg seloysd aeolsd to4 Ap ;esfs Sela 70.
With ysfi,s eartare. n insaiss MAS. BERNsTJg1fN'
q elRE 3, On W 'woMzs sst ssssstl.d white; sss..s
light laundry; no cooking: live in: other
heIp HoppsERHsgpaR- anHsfzsaeR -c6Mr2sfos-M.nd. sM de-.
sirts refined white lady t2 aid :idsrH
meher reeT to 1ssp not 70 ge "A on sps
eiai esiaio occasions @ N Hours. wages open: .SSH SH
HonsEkfEriaooo6k. iSao as1sE Iiso white. Adults.
i've in, good home. good pay. eau N
sss b.tss.da r. ~ Fada, " &'saia
a1HsehHErfH sss s1aps b. ssi ss:i sas.e 81 IT,
Maid. eoiored; intelligent. age S5 70 20.
Ss1a s rseasd III time Phone S 'sf.' A. ss
MAID. house work, assist with ehildrens
no cooking or laundry; health eertinee:.ts.
MAID @ toE general housework. Phone Ho-
MAID, eolored, so-4o yrs. preferred; cook.
ing and g.h.w.: live in; city references.
shNns nxS EM Asib s1aa or aA 4ess cooking
house; 5fs-day week; SIS per week snd
csrtare; references required. Phone WI.
WOMEN !, ,ss sao.g
9PsTaiRs P l1 MA MAID. white 10 iv. in: pry.t.
;a1 as,a; eyes; Wo; s2l74: O.. sssai s..;sin,
dinner; dinner Continuation ' ehambermaid and
81 nu psvsI SLOW d W.sss .1isss se
Well-cooEed meals, No sundays Positively
call ready for work, 1874 New Hampshire
WoMaS 4 ns y ts sy v., :sshs sssn:
feauye Sesny hse es o eird $685. ssS local
MSaAE n srm apt Es ssats :! ss fS'ise e. e
EXPERIENCED Yoans
meals Fond Of children. complete charge.
i've e in; Georsetown: ref AD. sIs1 81
Evening star., 1946-10-29
SITUATIONS woMEk.

BOOKKEEPER-Ambiti young lady, 10
on business Stb veil iTD % e.pss
responsibility: knowledge real estate pro-
sffsss' ssss sJss Rsy' s EsEa ssaf, ssz
cHiID's CHI NURSE will sit With your chill.
CoMPANIoNI;-Expsrisnesd, settled white
sfoMFaSiCs e s5pSsd daoJHsankEifpEx Ha .horoush,y
sxesaisnsdad sxesas9sd Box Stns Isf. f. stay sssse
nssed sp covers
SSGsaESs;sMAkNo, SGaS;s design rsmed;: alters: .as:
KESRTi6Shs faS iasTSbskssfb 81 sR ssss
ifxhhgnTA 4 AT teqE nas A. xes hses
discreet. diss dependabie; formerly employed
sy ,eDss1 sua asss
fas nxpERT EsstfYPPiNG Tying Of any dsssIiptiol: re.-
sonabis rates. Call after S;s9o ,s Ssesd.ys
GIRL. colored to do char work in evening
Or operate sleyssor, S .se5 Or any type WORK for
tain, q part time in the morn; no sS Sun.
MiR MiRRI 4Sot light eolored, desires work as
maid in Once or store, or waitress. GO.
eagl SIRL. eolored, day worker. ia. oI7s.
GIRL. coiorsd, desires work as tls clerk.
ss4ss. e sssss position .S s s sss
Gn GfRL. 'Vs colored oes neat. experienced. wants
,eR n 6 asoTsd sSsss dssFss oS II
ss sSs. d year s1pss snDsr M Il s4ss
duty Call 81. 6709 3ls
under .ei 60 70 ooa psyns s5 Bs' An indHs ms
Ieysi ,nssEsstsd .S sas4 saS able to meet gsslis'
SEEK ssfaeskkETakY, Mssk co Under So, college grad.
yrs experience Govt, private industry;
desires position public relations or related
Wk nIla' minimum in 's Tor inteilissnt, sceursts.
speedy secretary. in return for her loyalty
and Interest: single; able e set along With
sihssi sisssssss aaa years.
s;ss'a a. ss.ss ss:sss ssS sSsr wins sf Ii
srENoGRApHER. fast and accurate Both
in%nar Work ana and multiple sopss 81 s
EHfsstiSs ESTHHsoSs2S&4, 2SSHl t,p.ns, your ons. q
Eaona Rps Else 24as gst foss ssd patent
TfflNG taL nomet-hcCuIAJe 1utclutents
and delivered. Phone OK. os7a. 90.
TYPING-Expert tipping done at homes
manuscripts, medical work, ETC.; .envelopes
addressed; reasonable, reliable; pickup and
WOMAN, colored, wants days work. Can
between ESQ and pm" Hillside 1d2e.
WOMAN, coiored. wants daywork.( ba.
WOMAN. colored, wants to work in ana
10. cent store, Hot shoppe Or drug store:
Ct. Ct nv nv. mrs s WIDER. pEsR'' ioS' '''
WRITERS RESEARCH, assist writer, as-
sembling, editing; know the sources:
Washinstqn thSreuSh Isspaper Insswspaper 1ssek hack.
YouNd young coLoREDS 5 WoMRN , intell,rent, 70
answer phone In some ONCE; prefer doc.
tor or dentist. Elk. 1858 any time. So
2 GIRLS (colored), wishes work es elevator
operator, one has permit; or clerk. counter
girl in dry cleaning plant or laundry.
Phone AID. 1855. 29s
ATTEN.! CALL DI. 3141 for better than.
average stenog; work OF all kinds. Prompt,
courteous service.
Evening star., 1946-10-29
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Pose A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1 RAISE MONEY for any reasonable pur.
pose, civic. charity. fraternal or mem,
bership drives. Full or part time; 1 8 years
exp. Cali Ma. 1898 days: WO. 325s
(eyes.l, ask for RIDDELL. 29'
ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping services,
social security and income taxes. monthly
rates ME l11B Il
ACccSoUNTxNTNsocial security, inc. taxes
nled, books started, kept part time; audIts
statements: prompt, reason. OR. 2074
GAS WATER HEATER, 20, 80. 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
STANSBURY, II. 302a.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Perpetual
Building Association will be held at the
ONCE Of the association, 11th and e st.
NV. Monday. Nov. is. 1916, at 7:30 p, m
EDWARD c. BALTZ. Secretary. 80
SMALL ORCHESTRA available, several
Nov. dates: trombone tenor sax. featured: /:
clubs, fraternities our speciality. sH 9295.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted for other than myself
JASPER B. BLANKENSHIP, 1923 H st: NV.
Evening star., 1946-10-29
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION HAND, experienced on
dresses, suits and coats, for fine Conn. ave:
Rosns sseads empea
9PSN.E5I 9fsS q ~ g.: $ae7 Sss conn, Ivy w A
department: 5-day week; 20fe discount on
ahbrSSs4,Ss HSs, Asspso white. 5a
eonations sat wTfs sos ss stsr stans
sTpsT1snss snd phone s.In number
working conditions, liberal discount on pur.
ehasss. Apply once. THE YOUNG MEMS
Ball BaILRooM ds Dancer. a aM good. to instruct;
training given; experience preferred but
Ipts net nseess4Ty Apply y eDn to weekdays;
EEAUTx orERHTok, lar aGst tea class sd .ircondi
TONED shop; good hours; straight salary,
$50 per wk. Call NO. $3.50 or EN-.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, pref. with msnager's
license; vicinity 18th and Monroe SITS. ne;
ca ssir Ao 4 s4 Pui Ext s55 sr int sRs
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be expert. for
sss'sS ss ;ssa ssa's 60 ;sss 4s @ ss:s
Bpt sGaUYY yaS-R RoFsEsfRIAroR. ssfIA for one of 'o our
s!sns sha sssas IS Ssz zpSs fSso
SfLLiNG BILL ase CLERK. general once expert
zp: 4Seo, Ms; gsSEgEk sIszs H., s10 ST
BILLING MACHINE 0PEIRATURSswE2 PEE nSss-,s Ext II
P2s SRRlS 5Re'fSHsRs
BoSO0KKEEPTERGFamiliar with operation
of MGR bookkeeping machine. 623 II st.
BooKKEEPER, experienced. in general
S!.s e
A. ss.; ct ;,a: :: ss
DSlan ss kzs Co. s1 CONN NJ
BooKKEEPER, familiar with double entry
work, must be able to operate MGR book.
keeping machine. Apply 623 H st. NV: "A
ss rs ansrs Store
permanent position with excellent starting
sslagy Apply MI Pryor. g 56 HOUSE HER
saoeoKKEEfEk. aeSSK KEfEER % GOOD at figures; living
esa'isss "a . fs5sossSa Yfis wash
HsSa sookRaEfER aRf M SO souns ust lsdy Mn large apt
be experienced in payroll. double entry
Charge SSs'ot of books; s eSceilent working con-
a!!sas sa!s!s Me- RI IS sfs1 siS is
sneed enee u person % preferred; I real estate busi-
ness: good reference required. r. J.
WALsHE, INC. lib Eye st. NV" ma.
BS1oSoKKEEPER- -sTENoGRAPHER, perma-
nent position, pleasant surroundings, 5.day
Ssfh ss7' congTRGcTfos PTRin Il Co. esz
isSeSsRfhEsp BooKREEpHRl psSfFisT young lady, ex:
perienced in accounts receivable :. and
general ONCE work; permanent position:
5h-day week: good salary: Answer "
own handWritins. BOX 262-1. Star. rs
Evening star., 1946-10-29
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

COUPLE, cook-houseman, private school
Annapolis, Md: salary and quarters. In
auiriss. call 81, 7720. or write p. o. BOZ
EXCELLENT OPENING for law and col:
and shorthand essential. See Mr.. DRIS-
COLL. Municipal Court.
MAN AND WIFE, over 40. no children. for
farming, nearby Md; wife to do ghw;
must be sober and reliable: permanent
lob; good salary. with furnished house.
Call at 102l 7th st. NV. Phone MA. OSLO.
SALES MEN AND WOMEN. colored. to
distribute 300 fast-selling items. Averaee
earnings. S35 to S75 weekly. Experience
not necessary. We train you. Call CO.
WANTED. MAN OR WOMAN for full-time
stenographic Job, using dictaphone part
time. 1903 21st st NV al
Evening star., 1946-10-29

COLORED MAID for g.h.w. in an institu-
ton; refs required; no phone calls. In :
auire at 24O0 10th st. NV, Mon. to
G.; Tues. Wed. Q to l. 80
COMPANION, light housekeeper,- needed
Immediately: white, live in. NO. 3497,
SssodMIPASSroSe ssd I Il 3 e..H@ousEKEErER, .@o white. not
over SO, needed Immediately; live in; in
family; salary; duties light. Ho. 5000,
II an. to 2 pm. and to 8 pm. 81,
enced; local reference. RA. 054S..
COOK, exp, and g.h.w., three adults: fun
or part time; references; live out. En-
erxon 1850, 31s
COOK-G.M.w., from 10 an. TIL after 7
o'clock dinner; references REQUIRED; every
Sunday and " weekday on; Q adults in
family; small apt: $25. co. 21e3. 81
Evening star., 1946-10-29

SODA ma Man, white; to to II a,ItTa Pm oY SrSay
PSs5 ss9s ess zSSsE sne Essss sss so3p
apply CONGRESSIONAL DRUG STORE,
STEAM ~ 4 t. FILTERS Fiji AND HELPERS With
tools, for modernizatien work. AMERICAN
HEATING CO., 55 K st. s.e., AT. 1881.
sTENoGRAPHER - Interesting position.
Excellent starting salary; Apply employ
ment Office, End floor, THE HEcHT CO.
sTENoGRAPHER, general ofdce worker:
pleasant Torkns ssS sSSnSti09s Il 5daS s gsf
sTENoaRxpHEk. sGTS & sshM attractive salary. Ap-
Rs to HE Ne sias'ss e. fsasra. sss and
sToCk 81 Ok CLERK; experience desirable but
not essential pleasant Torking condi-
1ans ssthssds sesv ave. 4sRSs BssRSsssds' Ma
ssSTeecRR 8 3 n mhlANpIEssss,~;pesm.nsn position
ehNY faasss Rasa EasaSh sSpsa 400 okis
ne; Take Ivy City bus to door during
sasD s4ocK sEconp CLERK; experience nee 9;
oaT Wssf Scare s. C.
T29LoRs 2GL for mems alteration department;
ssss vs Sepy s9 oss sh s
STifMEkEEfER Fl hAHH snss CLERK, excellent opper-
partrient In one Of Washingtons largest
automobile dealers. Good working condi-
tions and vacation with pay. Reply giving
experience and references. Box 231o,s' 2so
Star. -oU
TYPIsT and general ofdce worker: salary,
approx. $40 per week. Box 425-D, Star.
TYPIsT. experienced, eficient; Industrious
typist can obtain an excellent position.
Church on vicinity will find this q desirable
position. Telephone for appointment. FA.
1890. ask for MR.. GOLDWYN q
UPHOLSTERER, $2,75 per hour, overtime
Il desired; must be @ good mechanic.
ROYAL UPHOLSTERY CO.. $500 Ga. ave.
sS}ItHsSSf2ssriEsER, 81 sS2sri steady lob; custom s shep;
top salary. STYLE CRAFT INTERIORS,
2lO6 18th st. NV. NO. k646. --29
Evening star., 1946-10-29

GIRLS, saleslsdies wanted
lpply MoRToNs. 512-316 7th d. NV.
Evening star., 1946-10-29

ApoIkSWedT. Guul
excellent salaries
pay; s or 8 day
3l2 7th st. NV
SALESLADKS, I
children's wear;
mission; choice
ESTHER SHOP. !
SALESPERSON.
full or part tim
FRANCES ET Fl
Evening star., 1946-10-29
HELP DOMESTIC.

BIG DEMAND. Avon Christmas gift S
at this time; representatives want
GIL. 1869 after 4 pm A
Evening star., 1946-10-29

CLEKk-TFPIST,
working conditic
ment. Call Mr..
CLERK-
ferred but not
Telephone Mr..
MOORE. RE. As
Evening star., 1946-10-29

good starting pay and
ms: chance for advance
McCANN. RE. 1886. go
insurance experience pre-
necessary: 5-day week
MULLIGAN or MR..
Evening star., 1946-10-29
positions for
week. GAR

osmetics, toys,
: departments;
6-day week;
!. Apply en-
KANN SONS
Evening star., 1946-10-29

depL.. k0oQ SAIAry.
SHOP, 1113 r st. ]
SALESLlADKS, real
or millinery. for &
specially store: ex,
tiots, with store
tunities for advar
ESIE O'DONNEIA
Evening star., 1946-10-29

81
r general ONCE work. must
of tipping and fling: A
week; S35. Apply WASH
FER, INC. l249 New York
We need the services Of a
ust out of school, wishing
ness field: tipping only re-
7ill train you in all ONCE
Ity with old established
person: permanent posi-
ect of full ofice reSpons-
surroundings. D. L.
18th st. NV, Q to 6. 20
office work, pleas
s. must be mechanically
,erested in photography.
Room sos, Atlantic Bldg.,
Y as housekeeper; salary
eferences. EXCHANGED. MIR.
$500; ewes, Ia. 1892. -S
with teaching experience,
With some retailing knowl-
,-day week: 20es discount
$. Apply employment Of
.ANSBURGH & BRO, 1th,
NV. .
Christmas money
UP (commission). Sell
products. spare time. DI,
LOWELL. go
FOR YOU selling the
Christmas card box as
profit for you; big variety,
Write at once for samples
,ept. 10. MENDLER ART
Boylston ST.. Boston. Mass.
IWELRY HOUSE desires q
roman for general clerical
I'VE a little bookkeeping
Of managing office; excel
interviews only 4
1ARD SALZBERG, S02 F
lgton 4, D. c., Room 32.
Avon Christmas gift sets
representatives wanted.
pm. -
Evening star., 1946-10-29

siii'e "oiA "isa sooo pay ooA o@AN' al
MEN, part time eve. work; must be cap
able q meeting public. possess pleasing
eas fssa psz 1Dez eKAsE M
MEN Men WaarhD SHaS eHe for o~ steady work at GOOD
pay. as streetcar and bus operators; aver.
weekly earnings, $50: no experience neces-
promoton tic pus pension SYSTEM paid Saos
tion, free Transportation. Apply in person
zee Ssskd expa 4KAIsP MPPdey tTSVE ra
Rosyn Ross slas s. Cabin Jsas Jon g.
FFrisndship Heights. streetear to door. .,n ml
once; no experience necessary; 5-dsy
sswas EssE ' ssS sce le'rs rR ARRE
Ea sT0RE ~ and 81,
IN WORK x son s5s Our ss' It e. s sa
money ii you can sell from door to door.
HHea NIGHT s chEkk sss with aS0 VI Without h eape
% ! week: a'lss sood xorkins conditions: ess Co
sHRf1 sSss dssme al III
NIGHT NAN yhits Ss s1I exper unnscS SaS5 n1S
afternoons. HOTEL couRT: Bait. bivd.
9uR ml past aEgHRaH S9i1sgs sarS TO 1878
mainienance mGH Gnfies nsrf Wf''e et ths ias
RfEsansat eRs hsArRGs RfssR aoo6s CO.. fs14 s..
ON BURNER and boiler installation me
chanics; only experienced need apply;
highest WAGES. L st. s.w. between 7;30
dI Oil BGKNER SERVICE MECHANICS. exp.
on all makes burners; must have car and
know Wash. and Vic; good pay, car al
ance, hospitalization: pleasant WORKING
conditions. Call MR.. McNANIs. Ho. 0e26.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
Mrs. Hargrove Bellamy Entertains
AT Beautiful Parry for Bride elect


Miss Alice Sprunt, whose mar
riage to William P. Cart, 'Jr.. Of
Charleston, will take place in Will
mington On Saturday evening, was
honored yesterday when Mrs. Har-
grove Bellamy entertained at her
home, 1417 Market street, at a
beautifully appointed luncheon.
Mrs. Bellamy's guests were in
vited for 100 o'clock and were re-
ceived in the lovely drawing room
an dlibrary which were decorated
with many artistic arrangements
of white gladioli, deep pink and
white camellias, while in the game
room the color scheme of red and
yellow was carried out in the love
ly arrangements Of camellias and
jonquils.
In the dining room the color note
of pale pink was used in the flower
arrangements of camellias and car.
nations. Places were laid at beau
tifully appointed table, set VITA TIA
liam lace mats. The centerpiece was
a silver epergne filled with soft
pink carnations and minis and
thanked by silver candelabra hold
ing pink tapers. Each place was
marked by single Debutante
came1ia blossom.
Guests included Miss Sprunt,
honoree, Mrs. j. Dalziel Sprunt,
mother of the bride ELECT, Miss Let.
tia Walker of San Antonio, Texas
Miss Anne Ferguson of Richmond
Va, Mrs. Robert Bridgers, Mrs
Richard Cantwell, Jr., Mrs. Clark
James, Miss Mae Clarke, Miss May
Taylor, Miss Jocelyn Peck, Mrs
Hugh Morton, Miss Louise Hooper
and Miss Anne Burr.
For Newspaper Service Dial 1881
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illness rather than on real love.
But even though there might
be high chance of failure in
such marriages, isn't it the G. is.
privilege to take the risk it he
wants to?
After all, marriages made in
America carry no guarantee OF
success.
And many an American boy
and American girl take a try at
a marriage that older and wiser
folks are sure won't last, because
of obvious obstacles.
Yet we concede it is their right
to make a try at marriage-and
sometimes those marriages every
body is sure won't last, turn out
surprisingly well.
Isn't it just as much the right
of the overseas G. I. to marry the
girl of his choice-even if she is
foreigner-as it is the right of
the young man here at home to
marry any girl he meets and falls
in love with?
G. rs LONELY AT HOME TOO
AS for that business about the
overseas G. I. often mistaking
loneliness for love: Plenty of boys
stuck off in training camps in this
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Gu R R | E

CURRIER, Feb. 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Moore, of Atkinson, Wis
tied Mrs. Moore's sister, Mrs. R.
T. Hunt, Sunday afternoon.
R. L. Groom and Earl Groom, OF
Atkinson, were business callers in
this section Friday.
Mrs. Faison Edge, of Wacca,
nav Lake, spent the weekend
with relatives in lower Caintuck.
Mrs. r. T. Hunt and family have
been quite i'll for a week.
w. T. RaWls and Hugh Colvin
made a business trip to Elizabeth
town Monday.
J. H. Marshall, of lower Cain
tuck, is improving from a serious
accident he received several weeks
ago.
Mrs. Alex Aman is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. R. c. Bloodworth'
Bayard Corbett made business
trip to Raleigh. this week.
Miss Bette Lee Smith, OF VIII
mington, recently visited her mo,
Their, Mrs. Ada P. Smith, OF Ket
ily.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Moore, Jr'
of Atkinson, visited Mr.. and Mrs
r. T. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. II. )
Corbett, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z
Burnes, C. N. Moore and MIR. ane
/ Mrs. ]. F. Burnes Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Prldgei
and children, of Conway, ,. -
visited relatives here ana IN lit
Atkinson section Sunday.
Mrs. A. L. Corbett recently spen
the day in. Wilmington shopping