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MoNEY. WANTEp.

SECOND TRUST NOTE secured On. val
liable property vic. 18th st. and Col, I'd
NV; interest 6%, payable S43 80 mthly
Bal X2.434 Ob co, 5770 or CO, 2644. b
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
AuToMoTIvE MIscElLANfoUs.

GARAGE TO RENT for storage---l00s
South Mansion dr.. Silver Spring, Md. Rel
REQUIRED. Cell for appointment. sL. 1860
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BENDALES SPECIALs!.
1884 Chevrolet 4-uoor. $3.50.
1888 Dodge 4-door. S295.
1924 Plymouth 4-door, 1913.
1895 Chevrolet 4-door, S395.
1888 Ford Fordor. S445.
1889 studebaker station wagon. sel5.
1871 Ford Tudor, $3.50.
1879 1879 stad:Ssk:r assisa aacsE 4aoof 81 $685.
1912 Chrysler 4-door, $1,70s.
All prices below oPA. BENDAlL Pom
TIAC. 1911 King st.. Alex, Va, overlook
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FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED.

TOBACCO IAKM-30 miles from 2; p,, G..
with or without equipment. r. ROBIN :
6oN. 2a0l Penna. ave. sc: AT. 5o83. =
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

In cooperation NTH OPA, ad-
pertisements under Automobiles for
Sale must include make. year.
model, body type, price and state
nsent within OPA Ceiling"
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TRAIlERs WANTED.
MOTORCYCLES.

WANTED SMALL USED TRAILER, -suitabl
for feld Office. WO. 1854 or WI 4Q97
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cent,

ROLLS ROYCE Phantom, built 1928. at
all-weather town sedan. with spotless up
holstery and six perfect s-ply white side
wall tires, is powered BY = quiet S-cylinder
workmanship; 1t viii easily stand high
speed, all-dsy roadwork. As well as giys
service are available; price, ST ,595 thou
sand under OPA and several hundreds
under New York market. Phone DE. 4S21.
WHLYs 1888 de luxe Clipper, 4-dr. sedan.
with heater, 1882 cash lunder oPA cell.
ipR Riv. 5$oS IsylSr r. R5ysrdris sa.s NJ "a
offer for 1946 model. Call MR.. JAMES,
ia. 6272, till pm. today or tin Pm.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

.u RTT os.sa..a s,; LAG Sosls sna sGssS
terms. immediate delivery. visit our Dis
play Of models. I109 Jefferson Davis hwy,
day and b5iidays. OF phone IA. 2164.
GXRAGES, wood or steel frame. concrete
floor, Insulated. nreproof, plain or overhead
door, sizes /, 2, 3, 4 car capacity. Steel
bungalows and steel mill buildings. Can
for estimates and designs. DUPONT ihon ialsn
WORKS, 1166 18th st. NV, MA. 3I66
tdaysJ: Wo. 3268 teyes).
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PONTIAC 1941 sed. cpe.. r. and b.. S1,ls1
Packard 1895 sed,. 100, r. and b., s6l7
Piymoush ds 1894 @ sed,. as is -------SiSSSS
Packard 1a41 110, heater ,361
The above prices are within oPA cell.
HAWKINS HAWK MOTOR CO, INC, 2Sol Col.
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INytsrMEhT PROPERTY WAkTEr
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SMALL APT, HOUSE Of about 10 to l.
units. Reply to BOX 454-L. Star. IS
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1Axls FOR RENT,

TAXICAB FOR RENT. Call EM. 70s6,
1924 41st st. NV.
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I. PROMINENT downtown corner, 18th SC
adjacent White House, present improve
mentS rented $500 osoya ysaGlyi ky suitable ma
tiona1 ia acres. Arlington County. 1000 It.
on golf course, will. sell 3 acres with mod.
ern 2-bath house for S55.000. balance at
g. small Sc. residence. nets 5000 year.
might trade for fats in NV. or apartment
Georgetown corner, nets $4,000 year.
2 units: purchaser must have 3-rm. apart
ment upper CONNECTICUT ave; section,
MARTHINSON g. CO.. District 213s: -6
COLORED-INVEsTMENTj Sherman, aye,
near Park I'd. NV: 10 units. 2 rms. kitch-
en- and bath each; 6H times annual JIIy IN n,
come. Call Mr.. THOMAS, DE. 3142; GE.
4451 ewes. and Sunday:
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Modern cottage for
shaded: price, 81. 800

OVERLOOKING FATUXENT RIVER, 9 mi
sites, 1O0-foot frontage on good road,
depth from 1866 to 20s'. A few water;
front lots; also several lots on same road
river. sawmill being set up to cut your
own lumber. Price reasonable, terms,
cash owner on premises. Ten.foot har-
bor available. straight course to Chesa-
peake Follow Route No. s on new hish-
way. turn left at California P. O., bear
right twice to river. Property on right
California, Md, Phone Great Mills 15-F-5.
TALL TIMBERs, MD.-Lot 5ox200; sood
fishing. bathing, stores, good roads. CaH
SH 1915
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l36 acres with Q modern room bum
sary. outbuildinEs: one stream. one spring:
ali. fields well fenced, Price, SIC, 900:
pre.Rsyoiu.ionary War stone house With
Six 6repiaces; large shade trees. six-room
tenant house, II. acres timber; bank barn;
watered. Price. s19 $50,
1873 acres ON hard road; big barn, double
corn house, stream. all necessary out
sYi spYiidyinnSss. ynS good 7-room house. Price,
274 acres Of very productive soil. large
old house electricity. big bank barn. all
necessary outbuildings. one stream For
details please can or write EARL T.
WRIGHT 7240 Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda
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91b ACkE TOBACCO and stock farm,
nisSsa: refrigeration. stone HTepiaes: good
condition. New bungaloE and 80 tenant man
full equipment. including tractor, about
80 head Of livestock. equipment; stock and
on settlement Intirety, $4,000.
Other farms, all sizes and prices. bust:
ness location and acreage. SOUTHERN
MARYLAND REALTY. Waldorf 30S1.
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ACRE SITES - Large hardwood trees.
Sriss 81 ssSss e n:s: z:
a: i -sss.s as:. .asss
ss.essa ~ Ssy:t. 'sssaa
i owners familiar with beauty spots thfoush.
' n ns SSs e: a.ss a:s ~
hh:eps saI Sssasiful s hasaso0d trees. re- % tSs q.
es1s Ison.sd Sis sss essn sss 1.tsi y.
bathing and swimming. You will md one
Srounds 81 and sis two ali sii-yesr round protected
harbor. for large boats. You VIII also nnd
ss ss best cips naye
tRsSp ton thronSs @ and and spa spsee Tor for each to an
in RI STn Spon Sp
privacy. peace and comfort; Drive down
| and see Cape Leonard and admire its large
shaded The cool Green dsptns o. tae
take deep draughts OF the inyisoreting
salt air and see for yourself how Cape
s' Z s0uI nss snoxps II: ons Ss': ,s e
side rich In scenic splendor. Price for one.
was:. :s ShsG esos. ssss
CAPE Leonard is only 10 miles from 5: G.
fss asa~ss ao ssss e s.ss
s IS Gn rses M % s Dive
@ S on ts 4os.: eng e npps Msoo
left on routes and 301 70 Weli's Corner,
turn right on selGmons Isiand road ',. RG,Hss
Route ,a64. to Cape Leonard. LEON AcK-
NET sns see Bars. 81
1885 K st. NV. MA. 44S3.
nss! shady sSs sSs NJ stsf.ssiv: setss5. sis
Ss!s IsisE''5ssj sS4N f.1sa'is H. U
SiTsf SiiTsls. Ma Ma saaSe sa6eM Or Call Mrs. o' west
19-ACRE wooded tract. oak. and pine in
tary;. 600-sO0 #. water front; 9 miles from
SOM sson or ' lumber: 5000: terms. b. 's5s.K,
SALE. REHoBoTH BEACH, Del. s-room
and yfs S 10S AZ
hoor, larse living room with fireplace. din-
VIC OK asnssn ss ooI aniss ses v:l ds
Ven ysnsti.n ri sitnds s on 81 r Sindav:: is.ss
water heater in cellar. laundry. shovert.
nsss.d Ss and nSs Ss1 snd soo oausa s
this year: Kitchen cabinets and sink new
this year; large refrigerator with motor
in cellar, new deep-freeze unit, This house
at any tns price
ranged for interested person to inspect
property For further information write
HERALD HARBoR-Modern cottage for
sale large lots. we'll shaded: price. $4,000
seoUiTH RIVER PARK-s bedrooms iiv-
ing-dining room. Kitchen, bath. LIST moor;
8 rooms in insulated attic: 2-car EaraEe;
shower house oHtsiss suitable for or. ehanSYii aGYi
long BEACH-chesapeake Bay water
front-See this gorgeous wooded wonder.
land, right on the open bay. which Is II
miles wide at this point; excellent white
sand beach, safe bathing, excellent nsh-
ing, ducking and small-game hunting; the
"Gooses" famous fishing ground Is directly
road direct to bay; slestriei,y; phone. aIts,
lot; carefully. restricted private home col.
purchaser; "GT' housing under eonstrue-
ton. Drive to ofice on bay, miles south
Of Prince Frederick. Solomons Island rd.,
left at st. Leonard. Inspect any day.
Representative on property all times.
NJ e RocKHIIL4 st. Leonard. Md.
OVERLOOKING FATU1ENT RIVER. 2 mi.
above Patuxent River Naval Base. building |
sites, 1O0-foot frontsE.s on good road,
depth from 1855 to 20S'. A few water,
front lots; also several lots on same road
aysr oTa sTes eses .s Up & cut
cash owner an premiseS Ten.foot har.
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A BAHGAIN-Farm Of 1876 acres, SO acres
in heavy timber. dns pasture fna, Tien
and other outbuildings; IA cows, 3 calves.
bull. 90 sheer. hGEss mulss; fsfgm1shbs e fg1ebs
way, Route 20, .10B miles from Wssnnt.
ton; beautiful view Of Blue Ridge Mtss q
Va; S12, 900. $500 cash. balance on
terms. Phone WA. 1888. oo -.
FARM FOE SALE, 81 acres, ~ acres
cleared, rest in heavy timber: fruit trees;
6-room house; sood sprint; Y mile Z. sTags, Enn
sash Can Va asSs for M, sneci.l list
of farms. .iarmlets; breileI,, plants ar. and
FTes TTeIspss UPON r request. vests Farm Agency
Division. Robert s. Iroek: rsp;, 2l9 sth
WSEIsTs Wi FALL CxTAIoGuE - Hundred
pages Of farm and business bargains; Tree
copy. Write Vests Farm Agency DIVISION,
PC.9. Box 214-J. star. BUCK Il WHbT'
MONEY.MAKING TARM-Productive soil,
issnts.s yiiisss ~ ssnS:s. s..aI mii.s; .:ntss ss
ioupes, corn, potatoes, etc., approx. 20
apple, 20 pear trees, srapse; attractiys
e.fm. dwsliins. elec. and phens. maple
shade, 32x40. barn. End barn 24x36, poul-
try, 8 corn houses. etc: extenu1ttng cir
curnstances aecount for this low price;
$500. part down. List ether esTSeins.
REALTY, 1O4 Vus de LeAu st. Cambridge,
Nd.
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sIess:d sfses sS1d ssnd Ss serss partly Cleared: 70
terms to reliable buyers. or win trade for
s%ssra se: aos o 'sav's e. sv n'iIss rson. p
1882 YSsss sgeSs@s.A,sA:sr.a. ssir, farm With ~.
nrspl.css; nlsa % Civil % Var srchitectur.l tastes;
overlooking the Moneeaey River. Frederick
SSHn.y MS sgct ,sds xsa
Mil hsvins some q ths original TsssiintsI.
g. S.z Mr asds K,st1Isssr is St MI r.. osaa III syn H.
piace g enjoy gracious living, have : ssr-
pr. a: ts1 rs aaa .s IT, dSas,: sa h Sh
S'2.'sI:: II :sfs vi SScofai Ss
SSGafnEKN Mp..s4:.ers Port Tobacco
s:y slss ysS dtS PSss Psans. IL hrss. NV t
ssea dsasll.ne. tss.sso S.ln;
ANN na esiHE & I'd sssst ST.. ss s
q tenant farmed and price includes oynsrss nns
Sas.a ts: q & sHsssSo .d sS5 "
S%ai1LIIlExas Sa1 IEss e. IHEzxi}q Hzxi ae6@r.ims farms.
s {. s.,sf: ssa ,s ere bss s::fpWs v. fss s
iist s to select from. some are fully stocked
and equipped Thsss farms are AL ~ ciossI e.sI
ww $751; sf AIS fVHsRsa wilson Ssd.
NScoxE.YRoDUCING CROP and dairy
farm; best Nd. rolling land: commute S to
for So. $50. 9 L. MURDOCH. Kensinften,
Md, 6H. S194. %
DAIRY FARM on main pike. Montgomery
County, Nd: over 200 acres. beautiful
view mountains; lovely home. new tenant
house both all modern .conveniences: mod
erri SUBSTANTIAL chicken and brooder
houses; young orchard, many varieties in
bearing: IS head cows and hsifers, many
pureSrsd. ali vaceinated for 1anSss, bias.
siiippinE to Washington; setting and rela-
tionship Of buildings. excellent; very near
r.r. and ctmmuter trains, school bus at
door; ALI farm equipment good condition,
good fences, water every held, al Melds n, n
hieh state productivity: good help VIII
stay; farm has four Esenlar sources = o. In. n.
chaser Immediate, substantial income; wish
to sell t0 dairy farmer or one really ap-
preciatine . great farm, that has been
loved and cared for for years; Al cash.
$50 900 rseuised: FespcnsiSls pnsssassSsr pssss.n.
tiAl loan local bank. Box 2ls-J. ssar. IT.
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brick
20; 8 stories, 10 spa
-ooms, wide center hall,
,idth floors, 8 baths,
lmbing, oil burner heat,
ae: excellent condition:
25 miles washington.
2l7 acres, productive
I house, farm buildings:
$50, 900.
for immediate sale;
home near La Plata on
es Washington; produc-
!; 9-room dwelling. mod
pacious lawn, dne trees,
view over Port Tobacco
Lac River; spring and
. possession; $4,000.
bacco-stock farm. 30
1O-room brick dwelling.
a acres, 200 cultivated;
, estimated $4,000;
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02
Dorothy Arthur, Staff Member
Seventeen Magazine Visits Here

writes, proof reading, and contact
nan to all departments.
II am very much interested in
young people, what they do, what
they wear, and what they say"
Miss Arthur said yesterday after
noon during an interview.
In continuing the conversation
Miss Arthur quoted, THE Teen
age group should prepare them
selves to realize what they want,
as success doesn't come through
luck. They should learn to use the
tools for their future jobs and then
use them we'll"
Miss Arthur appeared on the
Wilmington Teen-age radio pro-
gram yesterday morning as guest
artist giving her own personal
viewpoints On the teen-agers. She
told the group what a wonderful
opportunity they had right here in
Wilmington with such a splendid
radio program where they could
not only express themselves In
thought and action but also to pro-
duce good talent for future fields.
Miss Arthur hopes some day to
become a senior writer on the
Seventeen staff.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02

Miss Dorothy R. Arthur, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Arthur,
1908 Wrightsville e e, will
leave today for New York City
where she is employed by Tri-
angle publications and is on the
editorial staff of Seventeen maya
zine, after a brief visit with her
parents.
Miss Arthur, who is well-known
in Wilmington, left here two years
ago to study dramatics in New
York and attended Kathryn Dryer
school, famous dramatic coach.
She also attended Theordora
Irvine, School of Theater, and
while being coached in dramatics,
she entered the publicity field and
worked on radio feature service
for Seventeen magazine.
Finding her new work much
more interesting than dramatics,
Miss Arthur began a full time job
on the magazine in December and
is now an assistant to the ex-
ecutive editor. Her duties involve
everything from answering Teen
age letters" that pour into the Of
flee by the thousands daily, to re-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02
Three Local Girls i
Receive Piano Award

The National Piano playing audi
ion which is sponsored each year
by the National Guild of Piano
teachers, was held at Kenansville
on May ID with the following Will
mington pupils taking part and
their ratings:
National certificate, superior
rating: Betty Bugg and Florence
Stone.
National certificate, excellent
plus fating: Sarah Johnson.
The adjudicator for this vicinity
was Iva L. Guy of Washington,
D. c.
To win a National citation a
pupil must be prepared to play
a 1O-piece program from memory.
Plans are being formulated to
establish q Guild center in Will
mington.
At Washington, KY, four miles
from Haysville, is the old block
from which Uncle Tom of
Uncle Toms Cabin and many
other slaves were sold.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02
Lois C. Mintz Wins
Awards At College

Miss Lois c. Mintz, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. D. W. Mintz. SOB
South Third street, has recently re-
turned home from Elon college
where she is a member of the
senior class.
Miss Mintz was among twenty
1--WE students of the college to re-
ceive the Secretarial certificate.
meeting all standards required.
The student body elected her to
act as secretary to the student
council during the coming year.
She recently attended a student
government convention at East
Carolina Teachers college as a del
egate from EIon.
Her name is again listed by the
Dean for the honor roll and she i:
a member of the Pi Kappa Tai
sorority, one Of the leading socia
organizations on the campus.
Fort Fetterman, Wyo., wa
abandoned by the United States a
a military post early in the fal
Of 1892.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02
ELIZABETHTOWN

ELIZABETHTOWN Mrs. A. D.
Frazier and son have returned
home after spending the past few
weeks in Rocky Mount.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mincher and
family spent the weekend in Roa-
noke Rapids with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Strand and
son, Austin, Of Greensboro, visited
Mrs. Strands mother, Mrs. E. F.
McCulloch during the past week.
Mrs. Donald Gillespie and son re-
turned Wednesday after visiting
relatives in Wilmington for a few
days.
Mrs. H. H. Clark is visiting DR..
and Mrs. D. N. West and Captain
and Mrs. E. B. Clark in Washln2-
ton, D. c. She is taking medical
treatment at the hospital Whlie
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Jordan, Jr:'
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Edge d''
tended the memorial services al
Presbyterian Junior college H.
Maxton Sunday afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02
Class Of Trinity Church
Observed Eighth Birthday

Greetings were extended by A. r.
Howard, teacher of the class. Ad-
ditional greetings were given by
the present pastor, the Rev. E. B.
Fisher, and past presidents and
teachers. An interesting history of
the class was read by R. L. Jones.
Several readings were given by
Miss Merele Bruner and songs by
the Aldersgate Quartette composed
of Mrs. E. B. Fisher, Mrs. Rachel
Hawkins, A. R. Howard, and ]. T.
Rhyme. Sixty five class members
enjoyed this banquet. The chair.
man of general arrangements was
Mrs. R. L. Jones.
The nations three largest bur.
ley tobacco warehouses are 10
! Gated in Kentucky,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02

The national convention of
Junior Chambers of Commerce
will be sought within the next
year or so for Yellowstone Park,
Wyo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02
Miss Mailer,
Mr.. Struthers
Engaged To Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. William august
Mailer of this city, announce the
engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Katharine
Anna, to David Lindsay Struthers,
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. David
Lindsay Struthers of Wilmington
and Gastonia, and grandson of
Mrs. Katherine E. Vollers of Will
mington.
Miss Mailer is a graduate of
New Hanover High school and has
been connected with the Metro
politan Life Insurance in Whining
ton and West Palm Beach. Fla.
Mr.. Struthers is a graduate of
New Hanover High school and OF
the North Carolina State college
of Agriculture and Engineering.
During the war Mr.. Struthers serv-
ed 27-months in the European
Theatre.
The wedding will take place in
July.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02

The Aldersgate bible class cele-
brated its eighth birthday anniver-
sary with a banquet at Trinity
Methodist church, recently. Mr.. H.
A. Marks, church school superin-
tendent at the time this class was
organized, was POSTMASTER for the
occasion. The guest speaker was
the Rev. Robert L. Jerome of New
Bern, under whose %pastorate this
class was organized. The three tier
birthday cake with eight candles
was cut by Mrs. M. H. Shepherd,
organizer of the class.
The tables were beautiful deco
rated with magnolias and crystal
candelabra holding tall white
tapers. Each member was present.
ed with a corsage or boutonniere
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02

North Carolina Daughters OF tne
American Revolution received
many awards and honorable men.
ions !, national reports given II
. Atlantic City, N. j., during the
eth Continental Congress OF the
rational society, OAR.
To,,r awards were received by
North Carolina chapters for work
among Junior American Citizens
. The William CASTOR chapter,
OAR. of G~astonia, was second
.mono all the chapters IN the
! county in sponsoring the largest
a1noher of Junior American Citi-
1ens The John Foster chapter
: OAR. was second among all the
cbanters for organizing the largest
nnrnber of JAG members. Inc
state organization was second
among all the states in sponsoring
the largest number of JAG mem
berships, and third among all the
states for the best gain in JAG
members in ratio TO the OAR
members.
North Carolina ranked third dur
ing the past year in the sale ana
.nrchase of war and victory
bonds. It was sixth in the BUDDY
Bag program for men in uniform.
# ranked first in menus ana sec
ond in Junior group menus, and
received honorable mention Tor
dresses in the senior group OF Girl
Home Makers.
This state came first IN tree
planting during the last year, and
was n of the foremost states in
distribution Of the OAR Manuals
for Citizens. In publicity it was
third in the increase Of inches
given to OAR news in newspapers,
and second in the number of pic
lures printed in newspapers, with
ion per cent cooperation reported
bv the OAR chapters throughout
this state.
A hundred per cent cooperation
in radio programs was also re-
ported by the North Carolina
chapters through the national
radio chairman. The Elizabeh
Maxwell Steele chapter, OAR, of
Salisbury, was announced as the
most outstanding in the entire
nation as to its number OF radio
programs. Mrs. ]. R. Norwood,
chapter radio program, was intro
duced over the Atlantic City radio
as the most outstanding radio
chapter chairman in the country.
Mrs. Preston 3. Wilkes, Jr., of
Charlotte, outgoing state OAR re-
gent, was in charge OF the large
delegation of North Carolina OAR
members, attending the congress.
She is a candidate for the office
of second vice-president general
on the ticket of Mrs. Stanley
Thorpe Manlove of New York,
subject to election at the next Con-
tinental Congress to be held next
May in Washington.
The meeting of North Carolina
members was held at the MARI
borough-Blenheim on Monday aft
ernoon during the congress, with
Mrs. Wilkes presiding. At the
President Generals reception that
night in that hotel Mrs. W. O.
Spencer of Winston = Salem and
Mrs. H. ]. Duaavant of Charlotte
were on the reception committee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02
Calvary Baptist
Circles To Meet

The circles of Calvary Bsoa..
church will meet at 8 %o'clo aaDu St
tuesday evening as follows, on
Eva Page circle, Mrs. LAM.
Cox Evans street, East w.I Tp-,a
2:-Mrs. Lloyd Dunn, 40 Drama.
3, Miss Louise Walker No.,
Fifth street. worth
TWAS meet MONDAY =,
o'clock with Mrs. Virginia varn.
IA Nesbitt Court. 'eiN0h,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02
State OAR Chapters Receive Many
Awards AT National Congress

Mrs W. w. Cartwright of Char
lotte and Miss Gertrude CarraWay
of New Bern, we're members OF
the resolutions committee, and
Miss Carraway was also a vice
chairman of the press committee.
At the closing session of the con-
gress Miss Carraway was installed
as North Carolina state regent,
and Miss Virginia Horne of Wades-
boro, was installed as state vice
regent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02
Organ Dedication
Will Be Held AT
Wesley Memorial

At a special service this after
noon at 5 o'clock the new Ham
mond organ, presented to the
church by Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Farrar, will be held in Wesley
Memorial Methodist church IN an
organ recital by John Pfiel, org
anist at the First Pre- sbyterian
church in Wilmington, assisted by
the quartet of St. Andrews-Con-
venant Presbyterian church.
The program will be as follows:
Rigaudon Ferrari)
Serenade (Schubert)
Mr.. Pfiel
How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings
(Liddle)
Arthur John
Communion (Purvis)
The King of Love My Shepherd
Is Shelley
Mrs. Vernon Avery, Mrs. James
c. Murdoch, Mr.. Fred Caps
and Mr.. John
Meditation (From Thais)
MasseneD
Mr.. Pfiel
I Talked to God Last Night
(Guion)
Mrs. Murdoch
Fanfare Uemmens)
Mr.. Pfiel
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02
Maids And Matrons
Club Of Chadburn
To Donate Cloth

CHADBOURN, June AT the
business meeting of the maids
and-matrons club Tuesday evening,
it was decided to support the
cloth drive for the orphans of
Greece who are badly in need of
clothing. Any amount of cloth is
acceptable from n half a yard
on up. New cloth is desired. This
is the state federation project
for June. The resident, Mrs. Earl
Miller, also Urged the club to con-
tribute generously to the canned
food drive now being put on for
Europe's Starving people.
Mrs. T. S. Lewis was hostess
for the evening. The topic for
the meeting was, Early Ameri-
can Furniture" and this was in
terestingly presented by Mrs. S.
c. Bryan.
The Lewis home was decorated
with sweetpeas and nasturtiums.
Delectable refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Earl Miller and Miss Mar
tina Jane Lewis.
Mrs. George Blake was hostess
to the Friday afternoon club this
week. Mrs. W. E. Bailey received
high score for the club members
and Mrs. G. B. Walton the travel
ing prize. Miss Rochelle Hendren
received high score for guests.
Garden flowers were used effec-
lively in the game room.
The refre shments were ice
cream and cake. Club members
present were Mrs. G.. B. Walton,
Mrs. Bernard Peal, Mrs. w. E.
Bailey, Mrs. Sidney N1eares, and
Mrs. AL Brady. Guests were Misses
Maysie and Rochelle Hendren and
Mrs. Horace Bullock.