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SUBURBAN sALE-vJRGIN,A.

FALLS CHURCH-stone house with bed
rooms, hreplacs n y " h; Wooded % lot. PTlGe, ie.
$4,000 FAIRFAX REALTY co. Faiis
shsEfh lsEpkdSM deSs frame house in Falls church.
completely farnished wooded a59 lot inmed
church i57s. After Dm. Fails church
ARLINGTON, vA.--2-story brick and stone
home, located on large corner lot in at
tractive. neighborhood. Large living room
breakfast room, half bath and screened in
porch on first floor. Second floor has 3
large bedrooms, bathroom, sun, porch and
room with fireplace; built-in garage: plenty
Of and msnS etner ~ sno attraetse
qued balance paysDe $50 pn month faSn 1m
Ill23 North Irving St. Arlington, va. CH
RARELY DC YOU FIND such a beautiful
home for sale, for almost immediate occu-
pancy. This spacious, custom built house.
on landscaped acre with a grove of trees
in nearby Arlington, within ID minutes Of
69y 81 hg nd e.
an entrance hall, living room 25xl5 with
fireplace, oullt-in bookcases large bay
stone terrace; partly paneled dining room
with built-in corner cupboardS and lead
Ing to a, large side screened porch; large,
electrically equipped Kitchen with plenty
of cabinet space; rear stairway from kitch-
en- to servants room and bath on third
floor. Also half bath on first floor. The
second floor has large paneled den or
bedroom with fireplace and 3 spacious bed
rooms and full tiled baths. Another
age age room on on third fioor. o ~ F. Ful a basement nse
with 30xl5 recreation room and fireplace
Oil heat, slate roof, 2-car attached ga
rage. Venetian blinds throughout Priced
at $40. 500. Exclusively by THOS G MA
GRUDER co, POSI- Wilson blvd. Arling-
ton, Va CH 3l3l or Gil 3434 lis
built in 1870 and with living room. dining
room, kitchen, . bedrooms and bath on
ished upstairs The house has oak floors,
gas range and water heater. and is on a
large lot. within walking distance OF bus
and stores Price, $3.50: $1,000 down,
balance, $50 per month. MASON HIRST.
Annandale, Va at the end of Columbia
plkeA Phone Alexandria 5s13. Closed
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HOUSES FOR SALE

CoLoRED-6 ROOMS. bath; brick; 1900
RosS OF Virginia s aye nv ne Siose;n
sS5Ha'!SR Rssns S 5RoeRty 5HE1sR AZ
eofaRnbs Ho4oHRHHaD ssss 81 81 4 NERow briek
bedrms. and bath steam, heat, excel.
THosi E. MANNIx. 927 18th st. NV.
cor IoRED -11th ST. NEAR T-sub-
Stantial 6-room brick; zoned lst eommer7
Ma RA Drssf 1919 at ewes ss'SHA Gs
MAN-BRAWNER. 1900 Eye st. ME. 1860.
CoLoRED sEMIDET., near Georgia
ave. and Lamont NV; fine 2-story, cellar,
bay window, frame. fine, condition. Z
bright rooms a large and smaller ms ms
lisnts; could he converted into or 3
small, apartments. Now, rented monthly.
Lot about 25 wide by l42 deep; over 5000
So feet, to 15-foot alley; metal roof. near
ears, stores, etc. Price. Ssl5o; ,lst cash
payment, $1,000. bal. $50 monthly. which
incl monthly interest. Sell only direct
cotokhD-%K e 19RiI SSK SlaiA HAVE STAY PRESENT
many = to room homes. in the North
east. Northwest sections of this city and
sales manager, R. W. HoRAD. MI 1876,
from 9-5 pm. weekdays.
COLORED-955 26th ST. N.W-6 rooms,
SiO 26th ST. nw.-5 rooms, bath: So
500
$40 lSt st. S.w.-"-family fiat. rooms,
story syo brick: e St sl6S,o nS0lSs commercial; Z
g, 3 343a ;ro X st, 2,w.-6 rooms; brick bath:
$$343s K st. n.w.-e rooms; brick: bath;
2553 Alabama ave. $50: 900.
l1l3 22nd st. n.w-2-story brick: S12.-
53 lots in ne.--Sl, 900 each. w.
For further information call Harry
Dreisen. MA; 100. or MURRAY CO.;
3 rms, bath; INV. c., h.. full basement,
sd; $4,000 down, small payments OF $40
1000 PIX, eth st. NE rms and bath
ofNs of r w Sp0 HoRAp' R5F o! Nj 7a5e sA'es aaSet
COLORED-PARK RID. HOUSING CO.,
De. I11o. MI. 1891.
900 blk Florida ave. -2,,story brick
6 spacious rooms. tiled bath, INV h. full
basement, porches; possession under rent
law: 81 300 down.
Beautiful town home, Kalorama rd.--14
rooms, > baths, oak floors, fun basement
INV n; stone trim; garage; vacant soon;
good down payment.
semidetached. near 11th and Spring rd
Good brick home, q rooms. xled BATH
INV h; poSSCSSlOn: good terms.
New Hampshire ave.-Flne large corner
brick home IS rooms, tiled baths. good
for suesthouse. apartments or fine hotel;
substantial down payment.
story brick; garage. porch, yard: good
terms.
First commercial, North Capitol
beauty parlor, etc; ST 200 down.
Fine BRICK home, Sth St NV. 10
rooms, 3 baths, excellent. kitchen equip
ment, tile III basement, entire house newly
papered, painted, floors Sanded; possession:
s. 900 down.
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SUBURBAN REkT-MARYIAkp.

BUNGALOW, $500. Edmonston. Md,
near Hyattsville-Modern 5-rm. bungalow,
bath h.-wh., electric and gas; basement,
2 lge. porches, attic; containing about 12,-
900 SO. #. of land. Substantial cash re-
CURED. Unusual buy on today's market.
B. KRAFT, T12 H st. ne. Ii. 6261.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, Silver Spring.
Md..-5 finished rooms and tiled bath on
nk n6ea a1o5 T1R
additional rooms and bath: Just finished
and ready for immed. occupancy. Price,
Sl3,950. Call Mr.. Murray, ST.. Sll4. with
SHANNON O. LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV.
GREEN MEADOWS, Md rooms, bath,
electricity, oil heat, hwd. floors; corner lot.
handicapped, fronting on Ager I'd. bus at
door; Possession $3.50, easy terms.
Erwin REALTY CO. Hyattsville 0334
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcons.,. +

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont
SILVER SPRING, MD.-5-room,- ~ bath
for quick sale at S1S.5O0. Call Mr..
Brosius. Sligo 5400, between and 5.
STANLEY PEARSON, S236 Georgia ave.
NEAR 11th AND FLA. AVE. NW.-1st
comm, 5-room frame dwelling; price. So
600. CHAS; L. NORRIS, exclusive agent,
HOLBROOK TERRACE NE. . frame
dwellings, rooms; electricity; rent, SAB
per mqnth; price for both, 50 300. CHAS.
vania ave. NV. RE. PIP.
BRAND NEW, less than 7h times the
rent. 42-unit garden type apt. in the
District. Excellent renting location Re
auires $4,000 cash above first trust.
Very good return on investment. M. l..
Kraft, LEO M. BERNSTEIN CO, 14l5 K
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

WILL SHARE furnished Office mail and
phone service. L. J. COWIE, 500 Eve st.
nv go
WILL SHARE furnished ONCE. mail and
phone service. L. j. COWIE. 500 Eve st.
W 90
81. nw-ApproX 400 so IT. on ond and
3rd floors TO be leased as an entirety;
private entrance: ideal for Offices or store
and workshops. Phone MR.. TYSER. NE.
106t -23
OFFICE SPACE and vell-estabhshed prac-
tice avallabl, for dentist in closing Of
estate. Box 255-Y, Star II
BETHESDA. Md desirable rooms, suit
able for office for doctor or dentist. Call
MarI-rEIEPHoN2 + E ePIios z p ADDRESS oFF1tE-
Your mail, phone calls received as if 1t
were your own pvt. Office. DI. 5000 --22
electric and heat: rent, S35. DAVID 3.
BARRY. NE 2o25, is
CoLORED--9th ST. NEAR N.W.-call
North 54S9 --lo
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SMALL CHAIN STORE FIRM would Ike to
lease or rent store bldg. on Georela ave.
in or near Silver Spring; also on Wisconsin
WANTED TO RENT-Stores TO operate
laundry asencies in any neishborhood
Cali KENT STORES. inc. FR. 4543l Sii5Aa W92 -os:
DOWNTOWN LOCATION for hieh-type,
clean business; advertiser established 16
Lease may be effective Immediately or
at any time within next Is months. Box
SMALL STORE OR GARAGE in Southeast.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

Downtown LOCATION, l1th St near 6
ST T. n.w.-ApproX 1400 50 IT. on End and
}rd floors TO be leased as an entitety prI-
vate entrance; ideal for Offices or store
and workshop. Phone Mr.. TYSER, NE.
1A6l -21
lsO SO. FT. OF SPACE, end floor. with
skyight. heat and running water, near
Goyt. Printing ONCE Re. 91s1 lis
st.-FirSt floor above basement store suit
able any business or Offices; vacant; SIPS
mo In rear. l-car metal garage. suitable
workshop or storage. Sl2 mo, NATIONAL
METROPOLITAN BANK. Trust Dept. IS
WILSON BOULEVARD, first commercial
Joining: elec, and tel service Suitable
for radio repair or similar business. $50
per mo. Box 2a6-A, Star. IS
3-STORY BRICK BUILDING, vacant 10
rooms, = baths, oil NV h. Gear brick
garage For further information call
end COMMERCIAL. vacant eround. near
lst and NJ sts. Sc, l15115. approx, 10000
SO. feet for rent FIR ll1l
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STORES FOR RENT.

large basement; ready June Address owner
directly. Box 202-A. Star. 21'
1903 SHEPHERD ST. N.W-Suitable and
zoned for a radio repair shop or delics-
lessen store: rent, SIS. LEO Y. GLORI-
US, l0l5 5th ST n W III 1908 10
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ATTENTION. BUILDERS AND INVESTORS
80 acres approved subdivisions plotted
IN acre. lots on U. S. highway few miles
from District line in fine residential dis
trlct OF Montgomery County. S55 900.
OWNER, SH 6ql6 90
BETWEEN ROCKVILLE and Potomac-5.7
acres partially developed, 300-ft, drivevay,
deep well all wooded. " streams, and on
paged road; Price, S4 400 OWNER. wi,
4OS5. Brokers attention 20s
ABOUT Fl ACRES. suitable for low cost
or 81 housing, approved for the latter; on
city; public utilities available; adjoins recI
reation area: price, $500 per acre, LOUIS
r; eSSHoEMAkER' 17l9 K st. nv. MA.
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OFFICES WANTED.

INSURANCE COMPANY branch office de-
sires freproof Office space. will pay 5000
per mo. Advise number Of So it. loca-
ton and when available. Box 243-T, Star
OFFICE and storeroom ground floor or
basement preferred. Box 31S-A Star 49,
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DESK SPACE Fer RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

phone, mail, secretaral service available
l01 Vermont ave. NV. Suite 2O3. Call
OI BAL 49,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
STORES WANTED.

lease or rent store bldg. on Georgia ave i.
in or near Silver Spring: also on Wisconsin
ave. in or near Bethesda. 81. 81 55. y 9
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Brick storage
mouse. approx. 10000 SO, #: 3 sep. truck
entrances. Begin. EX $685. IL
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

NEED Of > or 8 bedroom
horne, All cash. IN 35G7. -23
/. OR 3 BEDROOM HOMES urgently needed
IN D, G. or suburban Maryland: all cash
Ia rf1eld DSnS
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GOOD BUYS:
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GOOD BUYS:
.O01 K st, nv.-1st-c commercial 3-story
brick. 100000.
cial 3-story brick. Sls,500
1881 o st. vi house off 18th st.
i42s N st. nw.-9 rooms. 2 baths
$1,000.
a33-34-36 st. sw-Three 3-story
bricks. $4,000.
4s2. 41th st. nw-s rooms. knotty pine
recreation room. oil heat; S16.500.
l32S-3O-:}9 Park I'd. n.w.-Three B.
story bricks, 81 800.
For further information. call Harry
Dreisen, MA. 1856, or MURRAY CO. Ma.
1412 1920 New York ave. NV. -19
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arranged in PVT. apts of > rooms and kit.
each; automatic INV. heater: End floor
haS pvt front nn IT,, and rear rear entrances large
Csli p, SIS, n BAsILIKo REALTY
CoLoREDETHIs IS WHAT you have been
waiting for lovely 6-room home in per.
feet condition. inside and out. consisting of
bedrooms. bath. and and kitchen % COMPLETE % viii With
ssnd insulated Also storm DSi Nindovs Df Large
front yard, back yard. back porch and ga
y5?s3 20 Ell ME lJSS 5oicE s5H'
CoLoREDmsuSIf 6asi II fi brick eS0s apt near 18th
and S SITS. NV: separate meters: central
mo1h BfAcoN Fl REAL fsnfas ssrA4 do
COLoRED--NEAR 9th and R. l. ave.
10 To- trsnsp. Itso schools rea asonably priced;
pm !erpa 81 BAsMIKo b sLIE5eq REALTY CO
RfF r / aHeNF1o a,r 5ostory and md basement sse a
bricks. h-wh. presently arranged in apis.
Of rms. KIT. and bath each: each con-
81 s725. n BAsILIKo REA1, ,Ty 60 @3I
CoLORED-DOWNTOW only S595 down;
se nd RF denanns Isaad
soRv @ no paymsnts s. Df i' s7a5, N BASIL
Observation-Disclosures Home
Brick home. arranged in 3 apartments, 10
looHs ana = OdtuS- luTu: ekCtlIellI Couul-
ton; priced for quick sale; $4,000. At
tention: brokers. Full commission. LARRY
o. STEELE, RE. 0493. EN- 0303. is
COLORED-916 NJ ST. SEA row brick,
5 rooms and bath, coal h.-w.h.; priced,
S6.250; $1,000 cash. Mr. Filippo, TR;
1906. HARTMAN REALTY. INC, 1888
GoGa coLoREDeNEAR aHDe NJ UNION sTATIoN-Here
is fine corner home consisting of 8 rms.
and . baths which is distinct value at
$3.50. with 81 800 down. R. A. HUM
PHRIES, Realtor. sos N. Capitol ST. MA.
CoLoKED VETERANS. stop: look and
liSten-Act at once while you have the op-
portunity; why pay rent when you can buy
a house with nothing down and live in it
lust like rent: all financing through the
GI Bill of Rights. open at night till 2
lem, Here, is lovely 5-room. all-brick'
modern bath, full basement. semidetached,
! year old; door to door transportation.
For further information. apply in person
Or cail OSTROW e. WEISSBERG REALTY
eoLoRfDMAfTESTioSEMoTton Eyf Fl Mi S aoTe S st. NV
lovely semidet. brick consisting of )
rooms. bath priced low; close to stores.
tchoois' .hts irsnsp churches: etc Call now
nv NE 54oo. Complete Real Estate
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TAkoMA PARK. MD. 4 blocks from Dis
room t,5g With fireplace. dining room, 3 bed
rooms. l bedroom finished in knotty pine,
modern kitchen, full bath. all on l floor:
" finished rooms in attic. full basement;
priced to sell Call Mr. Ditto, with ROB-
ERT L. McKEEVER CO., MA. 400; ewes,
II
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
Thompson-RiIey
Vows Announced

ORIENTAL, Feb. s.-Annoumce-
ment has been made of the mar
riage of Miss Eileen Riley of
Mauston, Wis, and T-Sgt. Lee B.
Thompson, Jr., on the afternoon OF
January 10 in st. Patrick's rectory
at Mauston, Wis. The Rev. FIR.
George Scheilcher officiated at the
double-ring ceremony.
Miss jeanette Stiner Of Mauston
was maid Of honor. She wore a
wool suit of deep rose, with brown
accessories, and corsage of tails
man roses.
Thomas c. Riley, brother of the
bride, was best man.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, Thomas w. Riley.
She wore light blue wool suit,
with brown accessories. Her cor
sage was of Joanne Hill and pink
roses. Her only ornament was a
gold band bracelet worn by her
grandmother on her wedding day.
She chose for her wedding day the
61st wedding anniversary of her
maternal grandparents.
Immediately after the cere-
mony, the brides parents enter
tanned at a reception.
After a wedding trip, the bride
returned to her position with the
Hess clinic at Mauston, and the
bridegroom reported to Fort
Sheridan, Ill, for new assign
ment with the Army Air Forces.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
Miss Helen Rice,
MIR. Kropaczek Wed

STONEWALL, Feb. 9. - Miss
Helen Rice of Grantsboro, ano
Victor Kropaczek of Railway, N
j., were married January 81 at the
home of the officiating minister,
the Rev. ]. P. Woodard, Free-Wil]
Baptist pastor at Stonewall.
Mrs. John Gibble, aunt of the
bride, was matron of honor. She
wore gold and black dress.
The bride wa attired in pale
blue suit, with black accessories
and a corsage of pink roses.
The couple will reside at Rah-
way. Mrs. Kropaczek is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Rice Of Grantsboro. The BRIDE
groom is the son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Kropaczek of
Railway. He was recently given
an honorable discharge from the
Marine corps.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10

were presented in the form of a
lace-covered Valentine. Assisting
the hostess in serving were her
mother, Mrs. George E. Thomp
son. Mrs. Floyd and Mrs. H. N.
Ammons.
Mrs. Mae Cook of Winston.
Salem, department president, and
Mrs. Grace Williams of Charlotte,
senior vice-president of the North
Carolina Department Veterans of
Foreign Wars Auxiliary, were
guests of the V.F.W. auxiliary to
Robson county Post No. 2679 at
a luncheon at the Lorraine hotel.
Mrs. Cook also obligated six, nev
members and spoke to the group,
being introduced by the auxiliary
president, Mrs. Johnnie L. Nc
Neill.
A huge crowd danced to the
music of Johnny Long and his or
chestra at a dance sponsored by
the Robson county Post No. 2679,
VFW., at the city armory Wednes-
day night. The arrangements com
mittee was headed by William
Davis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10

tered. Miss Luray Leonard re-
ceived in the dining room. Inc
brides table was covered with a
cut work cloth and centered with
three-tiered wedding cake top
ped by a miniature bride ana
groom. Carnations and fern flank
ed by silver candalabra holding
lighted white tapers completed Tue
table decorations. Assisting IN the
dining room were sister-in-laws OF
the bride who served nodded ices
and wedding cakes in bridal green
and white.
After the bride and bridegroom
had cut their cake, the matron-o1-
honor finished the service.
Early in the evening the couple
left for a wedding trip OF lmar,-
nounced destination. Upon their
return they will be at home IN
Tabor City, where the bridegroom
is established in business.
The bride wore for travelling a
navy wool suit appliqued in fushla.
Her gloves and hat were fusnia
and her corsage white orchids
from her wedding bouquet.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. White, Of White
vile.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. D. D. Bruton, OF Chad.
bourn and has only recently re-
turned from the Pacific Theater Of
Operations where he served in the
Armed Forces for three years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
BY MRS. CHARLES G. DoAK

1.-The States First Woman. "
Thus leading state daily named
Cornelia Petty Jerman in an edi-
torial tribute last Monday morning.
Mrs. Jerman's death, following a
four days illness, had come only
few hours earlier. There was not
need for days and weeks to elapse
before proper designation of Mrs
Jerman's place in the state could
be made. The editor knew what it
Was from first hand knowledge
gained in friendship and associa-
ton OF many years. Citizens Of Ra-
leigh knew; government officials
knew, as did politicians and legis-
lators past and present. But more
than all the $4,000 women vino
make up the North Carolina Fed
Grafton Of Women's clubs knew
that this was correct appraisal.
Forty-two years of able, faithful
and unselfish service in the fields
OF club and civic work had merited
this title for "our Mrs. Palmer Jer-
man. :. All were grateful that SO
just a recognition had come so
quickly. There is deep grief that
the leader has fallen, but there is
likewise deep satisfaction and joy
in the hearts of North Carolina
clubwomen that from their ranks
there came such woman and
such leader.
Mrs. Jerman was an example of
how a woman of intelligence and
ability with good heart, and pos
sesslag qualities of leadership, can,
through club life, become a leader
IN other fields. Becoming interest
ed in club work at a time when
the Late Mrs. Sallie Southall Cotton
was "rnothering'' the Federation
and bringing hundreds of women
to participate in club activities,
Mrs. Jerman was quick to grasp
Mrs. Cotten's concept of the pos
slbilities for women in the way of
self-education and community use
tulness through women's clubs.
Mrs. Jerman never failed to give
to Mrs. Gotten full praise and ap-
probation for having pointed her
toward organizational work.
When news reporters sought facts
concerning Mrs. Jerman's notable
career as a woman leader it was
easy to name the offices she had
held and many of her services:
Charter member of the Raleigh
Woman's club organized in 1904
and its president in 1911; organizer
of the Raleigh Equal Suffrage
League, once its president, and lat
er president of the State Equal Suf.
frage League; one of the organiz-
ers OF the North Carolina League
OF Women Voters and president of
the Wake County League; one of
the organizers of the State Legis-
lative Council and its president for
IL years, continuing on the advis-
ory board until her death; presi-
dent of the State Federation Of
Women's clubs in 19223-l925 and
t u ee since 1915; trus-
tee OF the General Federation for
seven years; a delegate to the Ma
tional Democratic convention in
1928 and subsequently named Ma
tlonal Committeewoman from
North Carolina; appointed in 1884
assistant collector of Internal Rev.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
PERSONALS P

1t. Col. and Mrs. James M. Ed
munds left Saturday for Charles
ton, S. c., and Miami, Fla, after a
visit to Mrs. Edmunds' parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Duffy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hewitt
of Forest Hills, are spending a
few weeks in Florida.
Irl T. Sell, Srd, student at the
University of North Carolina, is
spending the weekend in the city
with his mother, Mrs. I. T. Sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Jackson
Mrs. R. L. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs
E. F. Davis and sons, James and
Esty, Jr., of Wilmington, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Aston
in Asheville.
Mrs. w. P. Troutman, who I'm.
derWent an operation on Monday
at James Walker Memorial hos
pital, is recuperating nicely.
Sanford Doxey, Jr., recently dis.
charged from the U. S. Army Air
Forces, left last week to enter
Washington and Lee university.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Tice of
Beloit, Wis, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Love Davis and Miss Ida
Fleet on Harbor Island.
Miss Martha Brinson, senior at
the Womans college of the Uni
versity of North Carolina, is
spending the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Brin-
son on Market street. She has as
her guest, Miss La Verne Barrs Of
Richmond, Va.
T/Sgt. ]. e. Van Orden, Jr.,
who has been serving in the Pa
cific Theatre for several months,
has returned to the city and at
present he and his wife, the former
Miss Evelyn Rouse, are visiting
his parents in AGRA, N. Y.
Mrs. A. w. Guthrie of Suffolk,
Va, is visiting her nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Sum-
ner.
Mrs. Charles H. Register has re-
turned to her home on South
Fourth street, after being a patient
at James Walker Memorial hos
pital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
Lumberton Betrothals
And Weddings Revealed

LUMBERTON, Feb. 9.-The en-
gagement of Miss Luna Rebecca
Moody of Lumberton, daughter o1
R. E. Moody and the late Mrs.
Moody of Lake View, S. c., te
Alex Benton Stubbs Of Fairmont,
son of Mrs. A. B. Stubbs and the
late Mr.. Stubbs of Lunberton,
Route 3, has been announced. The
wedding will take place in early
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cleveland
Moore of Fairn,ont, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Mary Lou, to Milton Truett Jor-
dan, OWN, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Jordan OF Raeford. The we'd
ding will take place March "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lither Burchette
of Lumberton, Route 4, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Mona Rebecca, to Ned Ward Her
ring, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hasley
Herring Of Barnesville. The we'd
ding will take place on February
II.
The marriagee of Miss Elmina
Sealey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George D. Sealey to James l..
Mccormick, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. F. Mccormick Of Fairmont,
took place in Dillon, S. c., on
January 30. The bride attended
Raleigh School of Commerce and
was until recently employed with
the Army Air Forces in Washing
ton, D. c. Mr.. Mccormick served
in the Army fer three years, II
months of that time in the South
Pacific.
Mrs. Hazel G.. Powell, Ameri-
canism chairman, was in charge
Of the program concerned with
legislative matters at the meeting
of Lumberton American Legion
Auxiliary at the home of Mrs. G.
Badger Mcleod. Mrs. Powell also
presided in the absence of the
president, Mrs. H. H. Memory.
Mrs. J. H. harrington, Mrs. W.
B. Ivey and Mrs. R. A Mcintyre
were associate hostesses.
Mrs. W. Scott Shepherd was
guest speaker at the meeting of
the Reviewers club at the home
of Mrs. Bertha Singletary, with
Mrs. George S. Hargraves assist
ing hostess. Mrs. ]. F. Johnson
was also a guest.
Mrs. F. r. Hardin and Miss
Lola Profit were hostesses at
bridge supper at the home of Mrs.
Hardin, honoring Mrs. Junius P.
Lennon, a bride who recently
moved to Lumberton. High scorer
at bridge was Mrs. Fred Lennon.
The hostesses presented gift to
the honoree and also remembered
with gifts Mrs. Charles Best Full
er and Mrs. Bruce Stephens, who
recently moved here.
Miss Georgia Thompson, BRIDE
elect of early spring, was enter
tained by her sister, Miss Sue
Thompson, at a miscellaneous
shower. Games and contests were
directed by Mrs. Damon Floyd
and Mrs. G. w. Baldwin. The gifts