The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
Slightly Off The Record
Wilmington, N. g.
October 6. 1915.

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the city, is affiliated with the firm Of Robert R. Benamy and Son, and
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9 ss7t B!y" sas 4 sa I c. es OF Ni1m nhsga51n: VIII R5s !ssSs today sd tae te @9 GRaPsas
where they will board a demonstration plane bound for the West coast.
After visiting points in the state of Washington and California or BUSH
ness, they will spend some time hunting in the Dakotas e route homes
and Goodlett Thornton OF this trip but was prevented from doing SO
BY illness. He is convalescing rapidly from a recent major operation
at the Medical Center of Virginia hospital in Richmond, his scores OF
friends will be delighted to learn. We hear that Bonner Thomson is
planning to purchase a plane of the type in which he makes the trip
in the near future.
.+ Mr. Mrs. I'll Henry my +; %sts on ; 53; ct Milton Mte and %i Ms: q ssor E'ei Hoa meen at
tn their Ei home s25 south Front street for the month Of October; ,m., -.
Mrs. 7. E. Brown expects to leave the middle Of ext week o
Fn du Lac, Wis, where she will visit her sister and brotherinlaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conlin. Mrs. Conlin is the former Madeline Cor
with relatives at sheboyan, Wis, and Chicago:
Mrs. James M. Edmunds has returned to New ork City after a
visit Of several weeks here with her mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Duffy. at their home, 1O3 North 18th street. Mrs. Edmunds
band. Major Edmunds, is temporarily stationed in Manhatten.
After a visit of some weeks with relatives in West Virginia, Mrs.
Robert Strange has returned to her home at 22 Orange street, where
she resides with her daughter and soninlaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Burke H.
Bridgers.
John Carter and his mother, Mrs. Smith, have returned to the
city for the winter and have rented a house on the corner of 18th
tage, 5 East Columbia street, Wrightsvile Beach. John Carter recent
ly sold his home in Sunset Park. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clayton Smith have moved to Raleigh to live,
friends will learn with regret. Mrs. Smith a formerly Margaret
Darst lovely daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Thomas C. Darst of Green
Vile sound. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith occupied an apartment in Oleander
to their departure for Raleigh.
Someone told is recently that Hazel Knight charming and talented
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Knight of 312 South Front street, who
spent the war years in the nations capital, where she held an execu
tive position with julius Gardnckels beautiful store, will remain in
wilmington this winter and that she will be connected with a new shop
O 20 open its doors.
It is rumored that twenty-five new members have been invited
to jua tn uc4a Service league, which will hold its semi annual
meeting Tuesday, October {, at 3 o'clock in st. Pauls Episcopal
narish house, 18th and Princess streets. No information is avail
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