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Evening star., 1946-03-23

COLORED-Ist COMMERCIAL, 900 block
2 st. ne: 2-story, 6-rm. brick, with foored
basement: convenient to all transportation;
only S396 down, vsry reasonably priced
Call pI s725. 9 to s pm. n BAsILIKO
REALTY CO. -28
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND U. excellent
opportunity for investor to convert 3-story
and basement, zoned 1st commercial; con-
tains units; can be purchased on rea-
sonable terms. Call DI. 8725. N
COLORED-1st COML., mr.. 11th and M on
ccarline adjoining brick bldgs.: lot
frontage. AZ feet: suitable for stores and
apis; for sale or lease individually or
Jointly; terms can be arranged. DI. S728.
9-S pm. n BASILIKQ REALTY CO. IA
COLORED-JUST OFF YOU AT 18th ST.
VIII. beauty parlor on 1st floor. 3 apis. on
hoors above: fire escapes and alarm sys-
tenn; separate gas and electric meters for
each unit: reasonable cash payment re-
Sauired' n terms arranssd. Gall DI. s725'
Evening star., 1946-03-23
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C. B.
BUSINESS PRoPERIY FOR SAIL.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-s6.750 es.. = brick
houses. Zoned frst commercial and busy
this seeiian. 81 Il. front. J. II RESiTY
GO: GO; },21 Ia oliS ESSida ave. me- TR. 2o3s;
GEO. d. WILLIAMS co.-2z. 900 "a. IT.
q mers,a va A9 E04efty eoif located nsar
FiRsT CoMMERcfxLr9 Spectators. in
yestors or anybody IN the buying market
today~3rd St, near Penns. ave. NV: lot
b4x160 IT. to alley; improved by concrete
STRUCTURE; ceiling height 30 feet Other
building 6qaai CONTAINS Is rooms suitable for
Kyle; sHaANNoN q LUcHs CO.. 1865 Il
SILVER SPRING. MD, near Sligo ave-
Corner lot containing approx. 10000 #.
It. zened for, apts. Priced less than Sc
with sHANSoN 4 LueHs udeR%eso. co.. i5o5 2g1s. g.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC. - Vacant
store, $50 50. #. floor space with base.
ment 927 10Th st. NV. Elk. 1922 until
Evening star., 1946-03-23

200I K ST. N.w.-3-story brick, no
lease, terms.
800 block Of 9Th st. NV, vacant, FIRST
comm, 10 rooms, 2 baths
g10 2 st. NV, first commercial, g rms.
ana patn; Harry Dreisen or MURRAY CO.,
Ma. 7I72 or Ma. 1885. IA
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
Corner lot, N. J. and Z NV"
..on 14th near Thomas Circle"
Corner 11th and K SITS. NV"
On 10th near st. NV"
Corner 9Th and F sts. NV"
ON 18th near K St NV"
Corner 9th and 8 SITS. NV"
Corner Goth and K SITS. NV"
Many others not advertised
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1885.
Evening star., 1946-03-23

SUBURBAN RENT-viRGlhiA.
LOVELY COUNTRY HOUSE for rent, fur
nished: 40 miles from Washington, 10
miles from Warrenton. Phone DE. 5212
Evening star., 1946-03-23
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE SERVICE, mall address, teie-
phone address. Either one or all three at
small cost. Call DI. 5000 or EN- 9072
Evening star., 1946-03-23
PROPERTY WANTED.

WANT TAILORING, VALET or shoe repair
ing business with living quarters for client
with % years experience: will buy build
ing: no commissions as am not q
broker. MA. l7l6 between and 8. "a
Evening star., 1946-03-23

POLYZOIS OFFERS end floor Of we'll con.
structed BLDG, suitable for light manu-.
assaTnis ise. w Ap Tint T SSpe sof4 7ooe
of Conn. ave-, ewes. and Sunday. "a
Evening star., 1946-03-23

CONTINUED on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1946-03-23

< ss,a gaekman. * an coNsER s3s q RYoN NC. RE.
sIaS REALfY Fl associArEs. INC. - unlsased Mas
s17e.so monthly. Elk. 1929 until , 3 m
CORNER 11th AND X sTs. N.w.-5-story
bldg: with asst. frontase on x. A perfect
location for ofices. Plans for remodeling
are. available at our ONCE. for your in
Mr.. VIM j. Rossnthsi. business properly
St. NV. NE 300. Complete Real
ANTfauE 1is tfs'iSslHa DExIERs, sell your ANTIQUE.
have free storage,. fully rented es an in.
. sve. near n cal l0sn Mrs. D. on wnston Il
our business property department. Lee
MH sgsasSrns sssS Gsn6.ss Set re- sssl e.
ss.seaSh, M.soo SQUARE rEEr-zoned commer- mzs
and and Arlinston ! trust Co., fronting on NV? 5
rocms suitable for business 0ase or once a sp.e.
moved S1 70 residentiai lot Ample e0sS sround
for, structure Of stores; Restaurant. once
eaeR cor aHss saso s4o Mson
blyd. ,aAnrdlinston Arlington. Va. cH. 1888; EVENINGS,
It. ssSs sAa Or, N ase sss s ;s
as apS SO "a. t.
Esodf Eo n BsREsTNP SHsHsiS e. comp.;
Real Estate Institution. 1416 K st. NV,
ns as1 sas sans s.
net return cf better than Il Per cent;
tors since issa, fis EYE Eye .t. Aetss ns. Hsa a.
NEARBY MD.-commercial corner. frame
containing grocery store. cleaners and small
apartment; total rent, S160 per month; on
sesline f.rms growing nr.s prfs Sls
sea M4alS w1scossfN Ma as14 AvHtrst WIN & CONNER.
So. ons scs sy s sSsns c..Is sFs
excellent business location. EMMETT Lee
soGzH soGzH4N eSM&shs asa aSnd Hss saSssrAcE in reo
priced; BUCKLEY & BUCKLEY. zsi7 Ies
EYf Eye ST. near near corner Of Conn. aye.4A
The Farrasut Medical % Building. . suitable abe fol o.
Tss /. e Sss SaSn. SE any You should
erts city dept LEO m n Ssasass sERssTsiN FINES CO. oo
complete ~ HeaI h4GS Estate Institution, 1915 x
AaipfRox:M ~ 5000 $50 81. IT; Of End commercial
ground in downtown washington, now oc.
owner can build Call Mr. Burr. ME- 607S,
ewes: OR. aa44 daily. PAUL p. stone
Ind COMMERCIAL, 1900 block NJ St
NV. l block from Conn. ave.-3-story
brick. with town basement. contains ] 1
rooms and baths, coal h. -wh. only $27,.
800: terms. To inspect call Mr.. Bolich
RE. 3216, or MI, 6062. Exclusive with
Ne. BIlCK.rirst commercial. $3.50. Z
brick houses, B rms. and bath. p9rch; GOOD
location for stores. !. n. EEAITY CO.,
1a1 E2rtdA asA ne. Tn 20os; syss,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02
JACKSON SOCIAL NEWS
Bv SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

home of Mrs. A. L. Johnson in
Prentiss on Sunday, January IA,
with Mrs. Bertha johnson acting
as co-hoStess.
Chief business of the meeting
was the election of officers. Mrs.
Henrene Nave of Laurel, teacher
at the Oak Park High School and
editor of the publication of the
National Association of Doctors
wives, is the newly elected pres
sident of the chapter Mrs. Thelma
Johnson is vice-president; Mrs. Mel
lie Williams of Jackson is sec
rotary and Mrs. Emily Hail. jack
son, treasurer,
Sorors and their company who
enjoyed the delightful hospitality
of the Johnsons are: Dr. and Mrs.
H. L. Nave. Laurel: DR.. and Mrs.
A M Hall, Mr.. and Mrs w H.
Williams, Mrs. Aurelia Young, Mr.
and Mrs. B. A. Blackburn, Miss
Rose Emily and DR.. A M Mccoy,
Mrs Gladys Wells Rogers and 1t.
Dobbins, Miss Helene Hill and Mr.
Henry Wilkerson. all of Jackson;
4
Addie Jackson of Tougaloo.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02

of Mrs. Rosa L. " Wilson was held
"a Pearlie Grove M. B. Church last
Tuesday, with Rev L. S. Sorrell,
officiating.
Pfc. Will H. Williams entered
the U. S. Marine Corp early 1914
serving about six months in the
states, then was shipped overseas
He was in the invasion Of Okinawa
and is now in Teintsin, China ex-
pecting to reach the states the first
Of Feb Pfc Williams is the hus-
band Of Mrs Quinteen Williams
and father of 4 children. He lives
on Bailey Avenue Extension.
Mrs L. A. Harris returned to
the city during last weekenr from
Gulfport where she has been i'll
for sometime in the home of her
brother and sistr-in-law, Rev. and
Mrs. Derr Mrs. Harris is much
improved and her many friends
hope that she will soon be ufIly re-
4 covered She is an active member
of Parl STREET A. NJ. E. Church
Mrs Florenc Henderson has re-
urned to her home at ITO Maple
ST, after undergoing an operation
at the Taborian Hospital, Mound
Bayou. Friends will be pleased to
know that she is recovering.
Mr. Leon Small returned to his
home on Pleasant Avenue recently
after spending sveral days in St.
Louis whre he was the recipient
of courtesies that made his visit
a most pleasant one Mr., Small
is well known here.
It's Marion Gray, Regional Hos
pital, Fort Mcclellan Ala, was
after spending more than cmfwyo
honorably> discharged last week af-
ter spending more Titan three years
I
in service. Mr., Gray is a young
progressive pianist and has many
/ friends who were delighted to sec
him He is now with his mother
and other membrs Of the family
( on North jefferson Street
Mrs. S, v. Myers has been con
fined to bed for three weeks with
flu However, at this writing she
is bettr. Friends wish for her a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. Afford CHM Of Tylertown
is a visitor in Jackson this week
as the houseguest of Rev. and Mrs.
George Thomas, E. Cohea ST.. and
his father in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02
Tidbits of News
About Folk We
Know

Mrs. Annie Bell Mayors died in
her home Of a heart attack last
Friday. Funeral services were held
at Mt. Wade Baptist or rch. Mon
day, January %.
Mr.. Lee TONES mere in the
city visiting relatives and friends.
He lives in Flint, Michigan.
Mr.. Woodrow Hudson lift the city
recently for Los Angeles. California.
After long visit in Chicago
with relatives and friends. Mr.. Ferd
TONES has returned to his home
in the city.
Mrs. A. c. Dixon and infant son
have returned to their home in
Albion, Michigan after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Alice Davis and sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Proctor for two
months.
Visiting in the home of his SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Frank Comic. last week was Rev.
Varnado, pastor of Tabernacle Bap-
fist church, Birmingham, Ala. who
was enroute to Brookhaven to de-
liver the eulogy for Rev Beard,
father of Rev. Luke Beard of Biz
mingham.
Mr.. Virgil Ruffin of Chicago was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. H. Fl
Boutin, who is improving after
recent illness He is also the
brother Mrs. Mamie Leaner.
Mrs. J. A. Barksdale has return
ed home after accompanying her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Robinson to their home
e Cary ina Robinson was re-
Gently discharged from the Army.
A recent visitor in the city as
Mr1 c. c. Co5oE
trip in the interest of the youth con
gress
Funeral services .f,r ~ -so
Rev Arthur A. Wilson, husband
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02

Simmons who used for his subject
"Fraternalism" Amount raised was
$18.25. Rev T. c. Simmons, Pas
tor, Mrs. L. M. Rhodes, Clerk, Miss
Matte Rec Smith, Sponsor.
The regular service at the st.
James Church opened with Sun
day School at $50 by Supt. E. l..
Martin. The worship hour was con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. t. c.
Simmons. Each service was warm
and fervent AS a result of the
touching service two candidates for
baptism were added to the church
The offering totaled 500. Mrs. M.
w. Skinner, Reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02
Christian Bible Glass NelUs

The Christian Bible Glass met
in its regular meeting at 206 Whit
field Street, Tuesday January %
at 7:30 D. m. with the first vice pres
ident, Mr. James Campbell, presid-
ing The Devotion was led by the
champlain, Mr.. Bernard, afterwhich
embarrassing remarks were made
by the President. The lesson was
BEAUTIFULLY taught by Rev. George
Thomas the teacher. Mrs. Abey
Stevens of Fairbanks Street and
Rev. M. H. Bailey, former teach
er of the class are on the sick list
They are sent S100 and SOC respec-
lively Tasty refreshments were
served. Mr. J. H. Bernard Presi-
dent, Miss Velma Walker, Reporter
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02

Manila-Cpl. Thomas York, hus-
band of Mrs. Mary Leale York
whose home address is Box 10,
Star Route No. 2, Natchez, Missis-
sippi, is serving with the 1364th
Engineer Dump Truck Company in
Manila, as Tractor Driver.
In the service for % months, Cpl.
York has been overseas for
months. He was awarded the Asia
tic Pacific Ribbon and the God
Conduct Medal
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02
Program A Success

Sunday, January II, was very
successful day both spiritual and
vinanical at the st. James M B.
Church, Cor. Jones and Mckinley
S.roets. At 3 p. m. very interest
ing program was given and the
presence of the Overcome Lodge
No |, A. F. & M Eastern Star. also
Ruth Chapter No. l, and Jones
Lodge No. 365 was appreciated very
much. A number from each or
ganization was rendered. Mr. c. E.
Oats spoke for Jones Lodge 1865,
Mr. Ed. Minniefield delivered by
the pastor, Rev. Sarah Golden for
Eastern Star. The address was de-
livered by the pastor, Rev. T. c.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02
Hdrmonia Club Activities

Hdrmonid Club Activities
The December meeting of Har-
monia Club Inc was held at the
home of Mrs. Aurelia Young with
Mrs. Julia Young as hostess. After
the business session a delightfully."-
spirited Chritmas program was en-
joyed by the members. The Christ
mas story was given by Mrs. B. A.
Blackburn. the Christmas quiz was
conducted by Mrs. Johnnie Middle
ton and the news items. were given
by Mrs. jamie Watts Lovelace. The
hostess served an appetizing lunch
con during the social hour.
On January /, Mrs. Clarie Col
Inns Harvey was hostess to Har
monia in an interesting meeting
at which Year books, containing the
years program. were passed out.
A most interesting program pres
enting a review of the Negroes
accomplishments in the fields of
music, science and literature was
offered by Mrs. Lionel Fraser, Mrs.
Aurelia Young, and Mrs. Ruth Dee
Sc, respectively A sumptuous buffet
luncheon was served during the
social hour
The club is already at work on
its plans for its annual observance
of National Music Week which
comes the first week in May.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02

VGughn-DaUis Marriage Announced
An announcement of interest is
that made by Miss LOWE J Davis
of Raymond OF her marriage to
Mr.. Vaughn. 1882 Barrett Street
of Jackson. on January % at the
home of Rev. L. E. Johnson. The
couple will make their home in
Chicago.
roGresSiUe Circle NelUS
The Progressive Circle No of
College Hill Baptist Church held
its regular meeting in the home
of Mrs. Mary Jones, 1927 Jones
Street The devotion was led by
the assistant chaplain, Mrs L. A
Jones. In the absence of both the
instructor and the assistant. the
less on was taught by Mrs Mary
Thomas, whose subject was, why
Teach" A short program was rem
dered. Those appearing were, Read
ing, Miss Alberta Powell Solo, Mrs.
Mary Jones, Scripture Mrs Celia
S. Cohen, Reading, Mrs. Maude
Skinner. Mrs. Maude Skinner of
the ST. James Missionary Society
was present. Each member express
ed themselves as having enioyd
tn tim spent. The next meeting
will be in tn home of Mrs AL
brta Powell, Topp ST Mrs. Irene
Johnson, Pres, Mrs Myrtle Morri-
son, Sec, Mrs. Mary Thomas, Re
porter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02

Enjoyable Banquet At St Marks
Tho Parish tTaU Of St. Mark
Episcoal Church was the scene Of
a lovely banquet Lest Thursday
at 8 O. m Amid beautiful floral de-
co~atione and soft lights most of
49, ~l1'~ch'c members and many
of lis friends enjoyed a delightful
evening. Muical selections by some
Of The city's most talented artists,
followed by brief remarks by a
few friends, members and he rec
tor furnished the entertainment.
Will listening to the various num-
l>cr- IN program the guests en-
ioyed a most delicious menu which
consisted of baked ham, potatoes
-ala7 stuffed eggs. hot buttered
rolls. coffee ice cream, cake, nuts
and minis. This was the second af-
fair of its kind held at St. Marks
church and the rector and westerly
plan to make it an annual event
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02
HoIIy-AUery Marriage Told

The marriage of Miss Lavonia
Avery to Mr.. Kermit w Holly
was quietly performed Saturday,
January Y, 1916 at II noon The
ceremony was attended by Miese7
Catherine Jamison, Helen Roberts
and members Of the immediate
families.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02

It pays to buy good chicks from a
hatcheryman who does a thorough
job of selecting and pullorum test
ing his flocks, the Extension Service
says.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02

DeltdS Meet at PrentiSS
Alpha Chi Sigma Chapter of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority held its first
meeting of the new year at the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-02-02

Rice, West Maple Street. Mr.. CHM
is an employee of the F. c. and G..
r. R. Co., at Tylertown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-26
z. V. Corbett Of Currie
Notes 10th Birthday,
Family Reunion Held

CURRIE, April, Is. - Mr.. and
Mrs. z. v. Corbett celebrated
Easter by having all their children
from close home and distant
states with them, also celebrating
Mr.. Corbett's 70 birthday anniver-
sary. A very bountiful dinner was
served picnic style. All of Mr.. and
Mrs. Corbett's children were pres
ent for the occasion except Mrs.
Charles FRANC, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Hilburn had
for their Easter guests all of their
children.
Miss Sophia Kelly, of Long
View, student at E.C.T.C., spent
the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron Kelly
Miss Dorothy Grey Ward, of &c
TIC, spent the holidays with her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Ward.
Miss Elsie Bloodworth, a student
at Campbell and Miss Geraldine
Hilburn, spent the holidays with
their parents.
Mrs. W. T. Rawls was the guest
Monday night of Mrs. O1eita Groom
and Mrs. Simmons, OF Atkinson
Mrs. Leila Br;nkley, OF Long
View, is patient in James Walker
hospital, Wilmington.
J. H. Corbett, who is patient In
James Walker hospital, is improv-
ing.
Marshall Beatty and Benton
Adams, of Ivanhoe, were business
callers in this section Tuesday.
Floyd Littleton, of lower Cane
tuck, was a caller in this section
this week.
George W. Rawls made a bust
ness trip to Atkinson this week.
Mrs. E. L. Corbett is with her
husband who is Ill in James
Walker Memorial hospital, in Will
mington
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-26
X We The Women
Best-Dressed Mems Wives Need No Pity

diamond necklace, and a choice
assortment of hats by John-Fred-
cries and Lilly Dache, plus other
bits of feminine frippery.
The Star Is Outshone
She confessed that playing a
supportingn role to a best-dressed
husband is quite a business. Since
he took along suitcase, she, as
supporting player. required at
least one trunk.
All of which goes to prove that
a smart woman can make good
thing out of almost any situation.
So don't 60 feeling sorry for the
wives of the country's best dressed
men. Chances are that, far from
being over-shadowed by the splen-
dor of their husbands, they have
worked so hard on perfecting the
supporting role that they far out
shine the star.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-26
By MARIAN MARTIN

Looking for a sundress that's
slenderizing? Pattern 1929, grace
full sunfrock with its own bolero is
your answer. Easy to sew. button
front for easy laundering, too.
Pattern 1929, sizes "a, &c., 80, 40,
AZ, a, 46. Size SO, sunfrock, "a
yards 39-in.; bolero, IN yards.
Send TWENTY cents in coins for
this pattern to Wilmington Star
News, 173 Pattern Dept, 232 West
10Th St., New York II, N. Y. Print
plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS,
STYLE NUMBER.
Fifteen cents more brings you
me useful Marian Martin Spring
fattern Book with a Free pattern
1or smart "bag-on-a-belt" printed
rlght inside the book. Brirnful of
chlc' easy-to-make fashions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-26
Forest Hills PIT. A. Hears Reports;
Dudley Humphrey To Head Group

panied by Mrs. Edwards at the
piano. These solos were followed
by selections from Romeo and
Juliet, and The Magic Flute,
played as unaccompanied duets by
violinist and flutlst.
A short address by T. T. Hamil-
ton, principal of New Hanover
High school, gave parents of chill
dren nearing nigh school age an
insight into the workings of the
school and it's staff.
The report Of the Nominating
committee was heard and unani-
mously accepted. The following Of
Ulcers were elected and will serve
the association for the school year
1946-47: Pres id ut, Dudley
Humphrey; vice president, Rich
ard Rogers; secretary, Mrs. L. E.
Woodbury., Jr.; treasurer, Mrs.
Morrison W. Divine, Jr.
At the close Of this portion of
the meeting Mr.. Rogers declared
the meeting adjourned for short
social period.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-26
Russians Place Ban
On Trade In Hungary

BUDAPEST, April Is. Up -
American sources who cannot be
named said Thursday the Russians
had imposed trade restrictions on
American, British and other Allied
nationals in Budapest and issued
an order that none be allowed to
travel around Hungary without a
pass signed by Maj. Gen. Levush-
kin, headquarters chief of the Al
lied Control Council.
The Americans and British were
informed of the action at a March
% meeting of the ACC, the first
held in about two months. The Or
der applies to political and military
missions of both countries.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-26
Junior Blue Triangle
Business Girl S Club
Formed AT Y W c A

The members OF the Blue Tri-
angle Business Girls club held the
monthly supper meeting Tuesday
night, April %, ut the WV CA at
Third and Grace streets.
At the conclusion of supper, the
members enjoyed charming rem
dition of two vocal selections oy
Miss Jennie Mae Hartsfield, en-
titled, INV Task and "You Bet
ter Ask Me-"
Following this. Mrs. J. D Free
man and Miss Dorothea MacDow-
ell gave interesting talks concern
ing the Atlantic City convention.
At this meeting, a Junior Blue
Triangle Business Girls club I'm
der the supervision of Misses
Elizabeth Clark, Edna Bessent,
and Annie Louise Newborne, was
organized with the many new
members present. Their plans FOR
the future were discussed private
ly, while the regular business of
the Senior Blue Triangle club con-
tinued.
The members Of the Senior club
elected a nominating committee
consisting of Misses Mae Grant
chairman. Thelna Edgerton, and
Mary McDuffy to assist in the Sc
lection of officers to be voted on
at the next meeting. Miss Lois
Cashwell was elected librarian for
the book exchange. An announce
ment was made Of the summer
conference at Mount Highland lake
and plans were discussed to send
delegates. All members of both
clubs were asked to make sure
they had renewed their member
ships of the YWCA so thai the re-
port of the membership drive
would be complete
Following this, til e program
committee gave report and an
nounced a Mothers and Daugh-
.ter's banquet to be held May ia
at 7 pm. at the USO at Second
and Orange streets. Reservations
may be placed at the YWCA Of
flee, telephone 1896, not later
than May II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-26

When the list of Americas 10
best-dressed men was published
recently, maybe you thought SNUG
ly that 1t would be a pain in the
neck to be married to a man who
worried about his own necktie in
stead of admiring your new hat.
Well, don't feel sorry for the
women married to best-dressea
men.
II they are like Mrs. Ray Mil
land, they can make a good thing
of it.
The Millands recently visited
New York. While the movie star
took along three suits and a pair
of Stacks, considering them ample
for keeping up his sartorial 1epu-
tation, his wife, a New York fash
ion writer confides, arrived with
three Adrian suits, an original
Molyneux, Valentino coat,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-26
STRAWBERRY SPIDER
MITES APPEAR OVER
ACRES AT WALLACE

RALEIGH, April Is. - R -
Strawberry spider mites have ap-
peared in destructive numbers in
the heart of the strawberry area
at Wallace-right at the height OF
the marketing season, DR.. B. B.
Fulton of the N. c. State College
department of entomology report
ed Thursday.
DR.. Fulton said that tests had
proved that a mixture Of dinitro
dust and sulphur is rapid and eff
ficient agent for destruction of
the mites.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-26
Bishop 7. H. Wright
Will Address Group,
Silver Tea Planned

This afternoon at o'clock in
st. James Great Hall Bishop
Thomas H. Wright will speak to the
women of St. James parish.
Following his address the Rec
tors Reserve will hold silver tea
for members of the parish.
Bishop Wright's talk will en-
brace several subjects which WILL
be of deep interest to those In at
tendance. Members of the other
parishes of the church and all IN
terested persons are cordially IN
vited.