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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

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soos ssrAsaSs sassr kSats gss5t a ss5 s9
RoorlSa. i.1s; TIMING, roof painting. -S re-
iHrTng; sHIphE;s sutisTing ~ sad spoutins Cali MR.
81 VINO maIains All f.es ssEPAIxs-w. inspect.
81 and adjust any make machine. 69e
e'Is e 81 ssss ...s and ssnvss
iaa iaE caa. CALAIS Is, E0yAL scnn sewing machines
SEWING hSe' matHisss-auar.n,..o repair,
on any make Adjusting and oilins.- 81
Parts and supplies for ali machines. Sew.
soss Rg mesblnf co 6.1ss, asps 7$o S5s noor kAss
TIL TILE A. AsD MA MARBLE REPAIRS ~ experts:
Hf fAhDq RrraniSs N fsS b nc p.tsla.a Veteran,
z. X years years experience. ARMANI BROS.
1IYeLwsIIEKs cleaned. oiled .pd a.
gNITtH fyssWklfTRR cos SIS Il f4,h M. NJ.
SCI service, from minor repairs to rebuilding;
CO. I4ai Eas, caDitoi st St II. o6ss ''- CIV
LhYp,EMRiIERs hl,,EME repsired cleaned and over;
s,Sstimates phene AT. 1890. a.:
T. + e. s'AdiBERT 1 ER7s INC. s15 10th st. NV,
yESETIAN BLINDS cleaned. CSC. Up to
mened eea1sa MasasaoE II egF R0sfEa aaDE
GO M.cHiNEs IN REpAlK2b Rn eeee rec
estimates work done in your home. IA
WASHERS AND REFRIGERAToRs repaired
BY eX-ssryiceman. ALASKA REFRIGERA-
IiSN SERVICE 1926 9th ST. NV. Nj,
WATCH REP, 3 to 4 day service. ! VI
Susr sns isyers sePsfs and
106 18th St W. 2nd 4 MA 2aa5
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ICS HOME STUDY TRAINING Information
promptly available from Mr.. j. w Short
land, representative. 212 Bond Bldg, Wash.
5, ?; G, NE. s166: Sundays and evenings,
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDEp-Modern
training in, all subjects day. night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL approved for
.. G. requirements and CT training. 1910
n: Y. ave. NE. T77S: estab 1918
CIVIL SERVICE-Books and courses, sta
tistical, clerical, accounting, stenog. and
typists, auditing, librarian, chemistry, etc :;
S1;I0 to S3 each MA. 2340. BOYD
SCHOOL. % yrs exp civil service, 1888
F.. opp. Capitol Theater
QUICK REvIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma
chimes; New classes now starting Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 333 F ST. Ma. 233S
YOUNG LADY. former teacher, master 5
degree, Will tutor Latin ] and b. S. math.
Call BENSON. CO. 9722 2Ss
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
1913 14th st. NV, MI 955S-Shorthand,
Pittman and Gregg: speed dictation: 3
days and NIGHTS each week. Special for
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1913 14th st. NV. MI 955S: est. "a yrs
Thousands successfully prepared Let us
prepare you for civil service
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught In
20 lessons: improvising and transposi1r in
q st. NV. ME. 400 or RIA. $500. --28
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS AND BUILDING REPAIRS.
RESIDENTIAL res or commercial; immediate serv-,
work guaranteed DALLAS D. BALL
aTfIcs AND EASEMENTS made into
Gns Ra up 1os tsl can HON HOME Haf RoE sosE
BtM GR AND M shSSfsf TG ooe era
kinds. c. W. sNIDER & son. GE. 511s.
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs. private roads:
estimates free Dial Glebe 5949. IS.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best
LAYING lay, ssndinS hnishns cleaning, par
ING IN .ss coNTTRAcToRs' TR NC 1872 Wiscon-
ectins mseRines White sD msahaRiee aui5 puRE fsls
s S.s TABLER 4s FLOOR SERVICE, RE. 6996
Floors sANDED AND REF1N1sHED by
GENERAL Observation-Disclosures at
tics, Easements finished: additions; altera-
JOHN hi roons 90 ildns cA nssia asSa
mates GATES coSPRAeT1Na oSSHf ss1mS iese &C. es 81
PAINTING and decorating. 40 yrs. at
yTorkmahShip york; at reaSonable rates. call
PAiNTTNe. MI Ca DEC DTGoRATfNG r II ss0 kEMroNE,
special prices, kitchens, bathrmS work
done promptly. SHAPIRO. AT. 1885; FIR.
PAINTING, decorating. interior and ex-
terror. Al workmanshi prompt service;
PAPERING AND FLOOR WoRK-My free
estimate and samples. Save your money
white MECHANICS. MI. 6616. -
REMODEL, mooern1Ze your home now;
termsa free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION CO. h502 Wis. ave WI 1900
ROOFING, SIDING, insulation. caulking
roof repairs Quick service, BOND ROOF
ING CO., GIL. 2256: 81. 210O: DI. 0122
."
RoOFNG-Leaks. slate. copper gutterins
guaranteed JOHN CLIFTON. GE. 3431 I.
FOR BUILDING AND REMODELING, call
answer. call A. L. Gore. Alexandra $3.50
Highest quality work: free estimates 26.
UNION CONSTRUCTION CO.. specialists in
building and remodeling: materials avail
able for all types of repairs; no delay free
estimates, terms arranged. FIR. .6041. 27s
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COLORED WOMAN wants days work.
Cal Re 1851, from to 1890 pm
COLORED WOMAN, neat, wants days or
evening part-time work. TR. 1891.
G.H w., good cook competent good dis
position; in; good salary. Call TIE 2746,
between 8 and IL am, and o and pm
GIRL, colored. wishes work after Pm;
nx dinner or care children: live in. NO.
GIRL. young, colored. wishes Job cleaning
apartment for employed couple: good refs.
GIRL, colored. wants days work in Silver
SPRING; 3 days week: 9 to 5. Phone
GIRL wants days work for Tuesdays and
Thursdays, SIS, carfare and lunch. EX.
GIRL. colored. wants work of any kind,
ne. section: good reference. FIR. 5a3a
GIRL colored, wants days work or part
GIRL wants work by day. Columbia oos5.
GIRL. GiRL, young will take care Of or. 2
salary. sal rm, and board for self and 2-yr.-
H0USEKEEPER, white, exp, wishes COM
gentIle ysntII family; + Boy 43s-L, Star. go.
aged aged lady available for motherless home;
MAID, colored, desires work in adult fam
ny; 5R-day week, live in. Call after 8,
WOMAN colored. wants part-time job
from until 7:30 Call after IL o'clock,
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HELP poMEsrlc tcant.y.

SCHOOLGIRL, live in, help with house
work, spare time: good home; small ssi-ry
Taylor 037S. rs
WOMAN, white, housekeeper. to care for
three-year-old child. Call EN-. 4s3l: 8
WOMAN, colored, middle -aged, to live in
and assist mother with 2 children; other
can qualify. Call MRS. CHAPMAN, 81.
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN to WORK in
downtown guesthouse, help wait tables and
some cleaning; exp. not necessary. RE.
EXCELLENT LAUNDRESs and good gen.
eral cleaner; hours 80 to $50, days
week; permanent; S12 and carfare
RA. SS06. --27
HOME for middle aged woman: room.
board and small salary in exchange for
light housework and care of 2 children for
employed mother. After g, Hobart 1886.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ASSISTANT. secretary.
eierk; CLERK; typiSt: @ desires interesting oppor-
fl1nity lns pdn ndastrisIpTofessional Office train
R2T Tis SECRETARY. sEEctaRErARy exp. mature
desires perm: pos: prefer small once; sal,
til H0Sa5s WoMaN Az vIfS Eft s41 stye color
seEse, knowledge Of fabrics draperies, etc,
dssTs position sb6n Rox IN sxcgsSs
DRAPES. valsnces. curtains, bedspreads
alterations: reasonable. Call RA ssa1.
DREssMAKING. design. remod, altera-
tons; eve gowns a specially: reas MISS
BRR BFRT leI9 Ifyins NV, Apt AD 22Ss
finished: Experienced. No. osS0l 40 a Ae'''
GIRL, colored, desires position as Office
: girl little knoSledse of typins and short
GIRL. Intelligent, .colored, wants work,
S'sf S5'orfe or 6 hotel maid. restaurant work. or
GIRL. colored' wishes lob as waitress from
$50 TO 1870 pm, days a week: expert
eneed. Call evenings only. NO. 54s9. 81
eqGTsd wants Gs s1psT
am, DE. 1884. ~
GIRL. colored. wants days work, SIS and
earfare. Call after 8 O'Clock. evenings.
GIRLS , I3,,, colorsd; for kitshsn help,
spGfsn se Call pU Si'hss ssae
GIRL, colored, wants nightwork, cleaning
GRADnSTr RsfyatcT 5RsE 2E sisi eo,or.s trained
faction. Phone MI. 1890. rs
LADY. young, executive secretary or COM
panion; capable, responsible: drivers IL
cense: free to travel; references. Box
NUksE. practical. coIored. desires to as
sist doctor in his office. Nine months ex-
perience at Gallinger Hospital and one
year at Emergency HOSPITAL Trinidad
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes to 10 hr. day
REFINED. DEPENDABLE white woman,
IN hotel; experienced; live in. Box 27-R,
LADY. settled, companion to
,ney aay or s6s ssm,lnyad assn light work salary
REFINED. MATURED white woman de-
slres, position as housekeeper in mother
less home, no young children; dependable;
no menial type; live in. Box 30-R,
NURSE desires work in doc
tors ONCE Mondays through Fridays. co
experienced Spanish
and English, wants well remunerated, full
time. permanent position. Write A. v G.
sTENoGRAPHER CORRESPONDENT ex-
compose sales letters, diffcult letters; 81 so
per hour. Box 2-R, Star 20.
to be done at home. ia. O50I
WOMAN. settled, white. baby nurse or con-
yalescent person: will live in; S35 week
4O, 9427 bet. 8 am. and 4 pm.
YOUNG LADY desires some ONCE or cleri-
eal work from to 10 pm. Box 10-R.
BUsINEssMEN-r you need
q competent stenographer. typst, book
or ea fsTE Hiss so h Ea E u dsy
no answer, DI 4STl -o6
Evening star., 1946-02-26
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRAVEL BY CHARTERED PLANE any
where, any time. Call Spruce 0SSS
LADY driving to Los Angeles, Calf. next
week wants some one to help drive and
share expenses. SH. 64S5 -26
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN offers careful
driver free transportation Miami. leaving
soon. Box 44S-L, Star. 26*
TO SAN DIEGO, relief driver wanted Al
Ford, az G M. C., 6x6 truck; leaving latter
part part this week; references REQUIRED. DU.
LEAVING FOR L. A., Wednesday, can take
several, phnne Me 72O4 27s
CHRYSLER SEDAN to Los Angeles. want 3
passengers leaving Wed. 27th Call Sligo
1853, after pm
TRAILERS for rent by month, locality to
suit, between Palm Beach and Miami;
SiSo; WIRE reservations. E. FISCHER,
HEoolilywoou = Florida. 90.
GENTLEMAN. to Miami this week, take
l or .: share driving and expense good
car and tires; have. custom built 3-r.
trailer parked on ocean front. may con-
slider sharing. Box 12-R. Star
DRIVING LINCOLN-ZEPHYR to Dallas,
4711. o7s
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, L,!1 g infant expert, books started au-
sSe 1ssl sH s5s4 old
ployed by ePA. being replaced by returning
vet yet sss dssrss ggosition with cPA References
AT1TORNEY, Veteran, member of B. c.
bar, desires conneetion with legal firm.
Reply Box 29-R, Star. 2S'
dfsss Norman 'sSe ave- '4s East tai nf Ma
soH s coli s,Soy s95t s sss ssSS
fsn sUfLDfNc NE tSss 81 Las6 stsf5 bERsPrLorMEsT RP
sesseF lana ssea @ sna hass
housing projects. desires responsible con-
nection with local home builder or land
groject manager or engineer. Box 1a,R'
sssP 1ss fs s 9sV: ssss '4ess ss IA s
CREDIT COLLECTION OFFICE manager,
edufes cd @ familiar witt With 1a wash market a p. 8.
Box 1918, Grand Central Annex N. y. y: c.
D. C. REGISTERED PLUMBER desires con-
nections with plumbing firm or general
eSntras!ing arm; Box 2s2.J, Star Pr -
70 on all
DRUG t AS AND Sefi IfeUoR SALES, Wholesale %
5sa T6t ~ ysass 81
car: salary comm. pref Box iSs-L' star.
as sSPEed sofE ca afesen Fk tl5o sssrss suitable
ssesE sfssk ass9sff es re- t. gi4 '0l's:
special attn. Kitchens, baths; best Of ref,
PEksoNSN;EL CLERK, vet, 2e. COLLEGE
typist; free to travel: salary commensurate
With ability. Box AIR, star. s7'
Md Nd new p 'aa Sa HHss En-
honest, reliable and sober IA. 1898.
PILOT, commercial instructor. instrument
flying, Two years college, age 30, ambitious,
no bad habits. Consider all offers. Box
ISTERlGPERAToR, Is years expert
nee Kelly's., Kluges: makeup, compositor.
all-around shop experience, manager, out
5 side ,0M: e09Mntsets, Box 3S'.M, Star -: -
kinds ana makes of radios, wants position
noIs nIS msf sgsi ys5
VETERAN. A. b. Ii. B, 8 yrs. in Govt,
appearance. Selling or general ONCE work
Part time evenings and Sat. Call ST..
40a5 after $3.50 pm a6'
VETERAN with l5 yrs exper. in building
industry desires position. preferably hous-
ing Job. excel estimator. Job supervision
or material salesman. Box SIR. Star
VET. age % wishes work driver, ware
honseman. dispatch clerk: free to travel.
Call NE 1914. pm. TO ) pm. 2s'
VETERAN-EXp. bkpr., accountant, cashier,
typing, teletype; 40-hr., daywork min,
$40. with D. c. concern local refs. SH.
Il31
VETERAN. colored desires job as driver,
D. C. permit. Call RE 2714 ~.
NEED A PRINTING SALESMAN Former
advertising agency man will furnish good
printer with average Of 500 worth per
week of his Companys printing Jobs all
press facilities Box 20-R, Star rs
POSITION as superintendent OF eonstruc-
tion. experienced on Army, Navy and Vet
Grams Bureau projects with hrst-class con-
strnction company. Box 46l-M Star. rs
Evening star., 1946-02-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES lce.e -.

oSSssN.SS 0rrON1ONtIlES tSooNJs
yETERAN-will. buy your accounting pfac-
A fine method for accountant wantinFFto
WEIs ystaTf 6SS 5g1a Star ..,. ,,.,
ins. 4oxso. on man % oemshs hishways 9s0e psiffax
County; suitable for auto paint shop, Ia
rage. storage warehouse or other business.
Sa aersi e. lsna snaodo Seadas psn:
SOME ONE with cash to help me devslop
sqs s lhss sssr4ss fHs '9s Can eigts s4eos al IL 49,
COUNTRY CLUB RESTAURANT. offered
on percentage basis to a qualifed and
experienced operator capable OF handlina
involved make this very profitable busi-
improye@snts csli HARRY x 1s 'fRf PRfEDMAN Dsan
GROCERY STORE. good Sc. corner ioea-
ton; 81 900 weekly business; short hours,
low rent, long lease; truck included. All
lSs .5f 5t'ss scR%iR RE'S; # 81 Sf' sssa 81
yARiETY STORE. good nv corner ioes-
and e ssfEsE cslt e = HAROLD 3yV ;. scaWAkYz. NV
GooD GO sAI ARIfSGToN ins Tst BUSINESS location
ing and laundry agency; 500 monthly
sEarT sfaPRsa for ssSs '9$ Wilson sEfaTSs s7a S
900 ok 4io2 '' ''
GROCERY GRO; sToRE-cood NV corner corn
barrel Call HAROLD j. SCHWARTZ,
sro6er !! 3 6erIpI pI. szs4aiv zs4ai GE. 28s4, .-27
business; fUnl large living quarters; low rent.
eilI SF dsAI HAROLD j; sczWARTz. SA Di Il tssH.
MANUFACTURER desires contract for
making your product out of the follow
ing material now in stock Cellulose
affetate afe sheets clear, red green, amber.
sheets, brass riyets "a to 1915 long, SET
with hopper feed riveter; small TRANSFORMS
erS. hashlight refectors PR-1O bulbs table.
tnomentary contact and toggle switches;
laprlc base bakelite tubes and sheets. felt,
paint, air dry and bake; nuts. screws,
washers, drive screws. thumb screws, size
4 e;rNErsINc; 4 s. :; sSpv 10, pvtcv IL 5IIs. FALGE EN-
r ROOMS sIhGFHs BATHs, OIL oi heat et4 well fur
nished, gas auto heat. near Dupont Circle;
row brick: income from roomers, $3.50
monthly; price. Sl7,500; approx $4,000
down; buy property furniture and bus-
ness. YOUNG & PASTOR. 1929 Vermont
RESTAURANT tliouor) wanted by ex-serv-
!ceinan: VIII pay cash. No brokers', Box
GAS STATION. ESQ, fully equipped, good
location; lo-yr- Iesse; Start Marcn / only
experienced and reliable applicants con-
siGered $1,000 cash and business is yours
w: c: GERBICH, $40 am, 5-6 p m. only.
GROCERIES and meats, weekly business;
~ 500; 5i2-day. week, low rent, GOOD
lease: price. S13.500; complete with larss
Evening star., 1946-02-26

GROCERIES and meats, weekly business,
- 500; 5i2-day week, low rent, ,Eood
stock; terms.
self-service groceries and meats. month
ly business, $4,000 cash. Good operator
can improve business, 5000 lease: price,
SO, 800. complete with stock and beautiful
equipment: only 81 000 down. Call KO-
tlonal 1888 -2h =
Evening star., 1946-02-26
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS poMEsIlc.

VETERAN, married, employed, desires liv-
ing accommodations in exchange for oper-
ating rooming or apt house. Box 477-L,
Evening star., 1946-02-26
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
- 0IJaTNFSS

CAPITOL HILL IL, 1880 up; will train:
prefer junior; excellent future Dozens of
other excellent openings. BOYD'S, 1888
r, ma. 2340.
Evening star., 1946-02-26

TYPIST-Young girl to write policies.
premium notices, etc; must be high school
graduate and local resident wanting per-
manent position: bring references. Apply
Mr i, T. Harrell, THE AMERICAN HOME
MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO., 7l6 11th st, n W
Evening star., 1946-02-26

sALEsLADIES. exper. selling dresses and
suits, residing in Arlington. :, ADRIAM's,
s MiSn sVd neat Arnsen Hs expert
3ospitalization; salary. S35 per week plus
nsop ,iss5a {Ss c9PPisfions S THE PRINCESS
sALEsLADIEs, experienced in infants and
ehiidren,s wear: hours $50 to e. 6; $40; go
sALESLADIEs, experienced, infants and
ui pIus Se commission. sRs "tEs Esther SHOP. HOP.
eALnsLapifs. i j Il h:s full time part time and
excellent earnings. Apply all week, KAP-
LoWTTz, on 18th st. between and F.
sALEsLADIEs, part or full time: excellent
Necessary; '1 Apply F. W. ". WookWoRTH
Z sss s for korss zs
s.ITsTI6ifs, si * s1as[,ene.a 5aaa for o1.Itv
dTees SUITS, cIoth eoats full Hr OF ruai part
saSpsrtapkE sS st aSs,s,
e5'eas q shSS's COLE 44 4t4PDS Wseon
Sal ssIEs%oMfN sssasMads for Photographic a store;
CENTERs. 1112 @ st. NV. and 500 7th
sALEswoMEN to sell silverware. she sheet.
and pillowcases on ime--payment plan
E2UIPMENT co. 1880 10th st. ne
SALESW0MEN, exper in selling ready to
wear helpful but not essential; adequate
salary. plus commission; 5-day wk., pleas
ant working conditions. Apply 5th floor.
personnel office, GoLDENBERG'S 7th,
Sth and K sts. NV. II
SALESW0MEN-Perm work on g.
day week for women interested in selling
Apply employment office, 4th floor, LANS-
BURGH q BRO, 9TH, sth and E SITS. NV
SALESWOMEN-Perma work on a g.
Gay week for women of character anc
sales ability at our main store and oul
Spring Valley shop. GAFINCKEL'S. I
SALESWOMEN. full time. immediate open.
ings. APPLY Employment ONCE. 9th floor
WOODWARD g. LOTHROP, $3.50 to {
sALEswoMEN, experienced, for dress de.
partment in one OF Washington's fines
speciality stores. Permanent positions
good salaries, ideal working conditions
eALEsWoMEN to sell shrubbery. expert.
ence not necessary. Apply employment
ofhce, 4th floor, LANsBuRGH L. BRO.
9TH. eth and e sts. NV. ID
Evening star., 1946-02-26

TYPIST with some knowledge Of book
Keeping, in small Office. general Office
eeXperience el preferred: salary, S35 wk.
VITAMIN PRODUCTS CO, 701 Md. ave.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17

CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIvERsARYNr. and Mrs W. H.
had Carolina observed their @ wedding
the February with the following children
being A. Kttz OF Carolina Beach Fred W. Earn
of Carolina Beach; Mrs Rosa C..
Ludwig George M Earnardt
Henry Eanhardt all county Mr. and Mrs Earnhardt
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17

left for Myrtle Beach, S. 6
a short wedding trip. Upon :, .o'
return L, they will be at the b y,r-,
of the bridegroom's Daro1,. hume
Chestnut street, where Mr. 7s -'.'
will join his father IN the electri ',s'
contracting business, and Mr d
Jones vii resume her drltis, a.
the Coast Line. 0''eS at
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17

two years in the Ordnance DEPART
ment, United States Army.
Mrs. Crawford, mother of the
bride, wore a black crepe and lace
dress, with shoulder corssge of
pink carnations. Mrs. Jones
mother Of the bridegroom, wore a
suit of pale blue with navy acces-
sories, and corsage of pink car
nations.
Immediately after the cere.
mony, a reception was held in the
dining room which was beautifully
decorated with greenery and white
chrysanthemums. In the center of
the table was placed a three-tiered
wedding cake, topped with a mini.
allure wedding bell. Encircling the
cake and leading to each corner
OF the table was dainty green
smilax and large bows of white
satin ribbon. Delicious punch and
cake was served.
Early in the evening the couple
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Miss Betty Crawford,
Alston Jones Married

The marriage OF Miss Betty
Crawford, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. c. Crawford, to Aston
Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Jones. both of Wilmington, took
place Friday evening, February 8
at 6 o'clock. at the horne Of the
brides parents. 200 Williams
street, Chestnut Heights.
The living room, where the vows
were spoken, was decorated with
an improvised altar of palms,
southern smiIax, lilies of the val
ley and white gladioli. Directly in
the center of the altar were placed
fourteen burning white tapers,
with seven-branched candelabra
on either side. The double ring
ceremony was used, with the Rev.
W. J. Stephenson of the Temple
BaptAt church, officiating.
The bride was attired in an
early spring model suit of heaven
ly blue with black accessories, and
wore a shoulder corsage of white
gardenias. She is a graduate Of
New Hanover High school and is
employed by the Atlantir Coast
Line Railroad company.
The bridegroom, who received
his education at New Hanover
High school, has recent y returned
from overseas where he served
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Girls Auxiliary
Plans Coronation
Service February "a

IA "A Co Coronation a Service will \.
held for the Girls Auxiliary a. y 'e
Lebanon Baptist church sv u. he
night, February "a, at tbs r.I I"'ay
Baptist church. winnabow =.
o, CLOCK The public is we1cor,. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Slightly Off The Record

IVanLeuven. She very definitely
has lost none Of her charm in the
dozen or so years that Maryland S
gain has been our loss.
The Thalian Association, the old
est Little Theatre in America, will
present 'The Doughgirls," their
second major production of the
season, on Thursday and Friday
evenings, February 21st and 22nd,
at ITALIAN Hall, at $3.50 o'clock.
''The Doughgirls" is a sizzling
comedy and will be directed by
Lester w. Preston and Lucy Lon
don Nash. The cast is composed
of tlirty-six names, all well known
in dramatic circles. Contrary to
persistent current runors that
ITALIAN Hall had been declared
unsafe for use, our City building
inspector S a tie d il Thursday
nights News that the main floor
OF the hall is perfectly sound and
that the balconies have been
closed for some time, so there
seems to be nothing to prevent a
record attendance on ope ning
night. Following is a partial list
of the cast, all Of whom are favor
ably known to our theatre going
public; Margaret Darst Smith,
Mary Cameron, Katherine Laney,
Marian Frink, Elizabeth Williams.
Pat Pretlow, Swift Boatwright,
James I. Nets, and E. c. Snead.
hear the public is invited to wit
ness this sparkling production and
tickets may be procured at the
box office for both performances.
Take care of yourself, Peg. and
try to avoid catching one of the
severe colds that seem to be 20
ing around at rapid rate. Write
when you have an opportunity and
remember that even a few lines
from you are always most wei.
come. With lots of love. AS al
ways, VIRGINIA. 1
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Founders Day Noted
By Hemenway PIT. A.

The Hemenway Parent Teacher
association held the February
meeting in observance of Found
er's Day Tuesday night in the
school auditorium, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. N. W. Rochelle, presid-
ing.
Mrs. Mary B. slocumb conduct
ed the devotional, which was very
timely and inspiring.
Two of the ladies who attended
the sessions of the family life in
stitute held in Wilmington during
January gave short but very in
formative talks. Mrs. c. B. Wes-
sell talked on where Is Womans
Place?", while Mrs. Y. F. knight
spoke briefly on Nursery School
AS a Learning Experience.
Mrs. r. S. LeGwin read the pres,
ident's message.
The room count revealed that
Mrs. Dorothy Unddelrs eighth
grade won the attendance prize for
having the largest number of par.
ents present.
Following a short business meet.
ing, a playlet entitled "Of Any
Child Alive" aonoring Alice Nc.
LELAND Birney and Phoebe Hearst
founders of National P.-T.A.. was
given. This playlet was directed by
Mrs. c. B. Vessel with the fol-
lowing members of the association
taking part: Mrs. N. W. Rochelle,
Mrs. W. P. Sanders, Mrs. Donald
1. Sewell, Mrs. r. S. LeGwin, Mrs.
Bruce Yandle, Mrs. Douglas Prid.
gen, Mrs. A. E. Berry and Mrs.
Ethel B. Williams.
Following the playlet the mem.
bers adjourned to the lower hall
where refreshments were served bv
the following members of the hos.
pltallty committee: Mrs. r. F.
Fryer, Mrs. r. S. King, Mrs. Y
+. knight, Mrs. Gilbert Morton and
Mrs. Harvey Radcliffe.