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PERSONAL.

PHONE SHEPHERD 1880, ask for MISS
Wright, Il you are IN need of loan up to
SUMMER BOARDING HOME on chesa-
peake Bay for children, to 10; planned
menus, supervised camp activity, modern
season and monthly rates. Call FIR. ;3S40
VACANCIES in licensed day nursery in sc. !;
excellent supervision; protected playground
EssMAKER-44U 3rd St n.e.--open
DUE to necessary cancells tions, two va
in its 20th season: sirls 4 to II yrs; ref
BOX SO, Clarksville. Md
YOUNG BUSINESSWOMAN, now operating
established business. needs financial assist
snee Jor improvements and expansion. Box
DREsSMAKiNG AND ALTERATIONS
Modern studio in office bldg. Centrally
Eaaipped for PROMPT D service seTTice Dresses.
SUITS to order. Also restyIing. LEA, ENGEL
C:ormerly Of Fifth ave. N.Y., I!lo F st.
PERMANENT WAVES, S4 shampoo and
fingerwave, SOC, No appointments. AL
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G st.
slip COVERS and drapestes professionally
taaoTse T from our oT y41r madterlal' WORK
HONE PORTRAITS, also monthly photo
sE5Ra' T5lGsf < yo45 BAB9 PS2y & n4R tf
IisHISG FISH PARTIES sRR esS day o* Or night; reser
CAPT. ANTfHoNY king, VIA, 4IS3. IS
WILL CARE FOR 2-year-old child in my
home home 5 m. to . pm: hot lunch. shep-
PERTINENT, s4; shampoo and hnger
Hs HoSo6R Reo scEoo e is4o r. svs
PHOTO aCoLoRING SPECIAL, sguaranteeda to to
Piss Psase zsbs 80 8 eaGh 2T to5 s o. BOX
SUBURBANsFosTER HOME needed for an
intelligent. refined high schoo! girl who is
willing to Go light tasks or help with small
eoa6s H' cs Rock1e 1Gf 4 6r WfEs
SOCIAL, SERVICE LEAGUE. 1o4 S. Perry
PARSSoSs' = GSoTASSTRYsIDE day and board
ing camp features for children, to IL
years old, daily swimming, pony riding,
camp actiy!t!es. under the supervision OF
excellent counselors and trained health
staff. Daily TRANSFORMATION. Boarding ia
cilties weekly Or monthly. 94Ol Georgia
fIANo TUNER all repairs, city OF suburbs,
QUICK service satisfaction guaranteed
VICTOR GEORGE, AT 72s6. -
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Mar-Del Cabins
Single and aouble cabins, sleeping, bath
and cooking facilities still available. night
ly or weekly rates. Call CHARLES HOL-
hAHD 10 @Gl 1Wo4 r,pa % oseap City Ia
Usual patterns, on cotton, for dFaperleS,
oedrm. ensembles. slip covers. MI O9&
hLIP COVERS that are dlherent-they Mt
See our fabrics before you make your Sc
lection. MI 092
SPECIAL-HAT AND BAG SET; exclusive
designing: colors to match your suit or
dress; crocheted from cotton or wool yarn
must in your vacation wardrobe.
Phone "BEssIE's HANDICRAFT," DU
9496. 172I ST. NV. 4"
GHOST WRITER. specially talented, cul-
tured woman writer, clever speaker with
new and original ideas. MI. $3.50
BRITISH MAGAZINES, illustrated London
News, Country Life, Punch, etc, subscrip-
Also all British trade papers and techni-
cal journals on rec. Authorized agent.
For information call OR. 6490.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

DRIVING INSTRUCTION-Dua contro
cars; AgIn{oM4o9BRILE DRYING SCHOOL
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture
all subjects taught. Approved by Govern
ment for CT training, WARFLYNN BEAU
TY COLLEGE, t210 G st. NV. d.. 1862
EASY METHOD DRIVER training-Dual,
control cars; professional instructors
parking a specially; permits secured. 270l
18th st. NV. NO. 1874. 4
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Moderr
training IN all subjects; day. night anc
part-time classes: get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved fol
d. c. requirements and GI training. 1916
N. Y. ave, ME. 7775; estab 1918.
STENOGRAPHIC and secretariaI classes
now forming: seginners, and Tetreshei
eomptomGter, all secretarial subjects. Est
28 yrs Accredited, Approged GI sehool
1898 Il !opp CAPITOL TheaterD
BAR EXAMS, Private coaching since
1885 for D. c. and Va. 92fe former stu
dents pasSldv < yrs ay Eeh995 hoe for Xa
45S4 Approved "GI Bill r.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

Al IRON WORK-Fire escapes, ratings,
beams, angles, guards. burglary protection.
ssrms PoN RN S3 WoRK M 0ffS stS FsS
ADbITIoSs, ALTKRATIoNs. 2P r TO oa Tecrea syss rms
without cbligation. work done by expert
fneGh9niIS r, cha, s. and gusTanteed; a a. VAN
AITERATIoNs, II '0G, additions dit rs and moderniza
BRRAS Der ,eeais Ge9 Sr' co Re S o@55
AsPHALT AND CONCRETE construction
q ag!yegaya 9gs spsetaltg T., AL HARPER
6uiid you a rev nome; also all kinds OF
Iemodehng york. 30 years exp. in Wash,
yfRels{A eoNsTRUecr1o5S 4 co' 55ss sF @0y!SS S35a
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, anasstone
s, MARcUCcIo, Route i, HornerS lane
ReekyiiIe: Nd, Phone Roekyiile T06. 4
with stainless steel screen. Buy now,
mate AIR GoMFoRT CORP, ~ no $500
our our sneciaity. coMMdNITY PAvING a CO g.
DRivEWAYs"Blsek top specialists, con-
gIaatng; DEN. wi; e6l j. - ~
Also erect other Kinds Of fences. Call ewes.
GE, 5o59. WILMER FENCE CO.
FLOUR SEhFlCE, noihlhS out the oest
laying. sanding, finishing, cleaning. par
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1912 Wiscon-
FLOOR sANDING and refinishing. cleaning,
FLOORS sANbED. rem, Old floors made
tom DTioes s BRowNs. e. 800 Spj 81 52i1 &2?7
PAINTING AND pApERrsG, interior and
ssSs q r. 1910 eSss YES MEfRoPoI1rASN Al
P3iNfTNG, Pntnsf tiDE DEEc6oRATrNG, paperng. f. floor
rennishing, roof repairs. waterproofing;
work guar; white MECHANICS; references;
sStabnsheo 1928. GILBERT Il HAMIL-
PAINTING, papering. plastering, floor re-
service in Washing ton. Our estmates S seata are
free and without obligation. Terms avail
REMODEL. modenize, your nome now;
IxIIoM Go,: 5SSa wis: sSs wi 1900
CO. NC 64j3 Georgia ave. NV GE
hooF REPAIRs, renewed painted gatters. ssf
sopgS I9NER Tss fssRa5e RN2 ysarI relaee ln
SCREEN YOUR PoRcB while nav nave ma. a.
s@5 Ph3Ss 81 s5}% syss s -, {sxas6s Friday
soDDING, lsndscaping, stone retaining
walls. stone fronts. fiaestone terraces For
t+tor. phone AK. 369l or Falls Church
2Q93-M. Estimates carefully given. -
~ VA. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAULFTELD CORP for Johns Maaviile
roofing and siding also storm windows
;334n N st NV zone z HO 4l20
WATERPROOFING, all kinds; have youl
basement waterproofed now. Cement work
ROBERT z. PRICE. RE. 1881. A.
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO, GIL
02l1-cali us for roofing, siding painting
Soliciting Virginia work exclusively. g.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

NAVY OFFICER, driving to Los Angeles
Saturday, desires one PASSENGER. Call
COMDR, CLARKE. MA. 90tO, Ext. sos. -
City, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Tenn; Biz
mingham, Ala; Meridian, Miss; can &C
Commodate : passengers. Call SIMS,
LU. 54f6. 4
VETERAN AND WIFE will drive your car
to West Coast preferably Northwest. or
share driving and expenses. DE. 9256
between 81 pm. A.
SHARE-EXfENSE PLAN, Los Angeles. S. F,
Chicago low rates, all cities, cars daily
refs. eXch. % Mass. ave, NV. RE. $3.50.
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D, c.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont. J

GIRL. colored, general housework. TR
GIRL, colored. wants Job by day or week.
hl2 days; no Sundays or nights. 1920
GIRL, refined. colored, wishes day work,
through Thurs. and Fri Call after IL
noon. DI 27a9. 90
GIRL, coored, wants days work good
laundreSS and cleaner: s. day and car
fare. or full-time Job as maid. S25 wk
IA. 9373.
GIRL colored. refined, wishes daywork
MSnday S66n ,r Through 5oSs Friday Call after
GIRL, colored, desires sob general house
work; no Sundays, no cooking. HO 07l3.
GIRL, colored, desires g.hw., 5l2-day
week references. DE. 7731. 4
GIRL, colored wants Job, full or part
time. Call Ii. 1850.
GIRL. colored, wants plain cooking and
g.h.w.; references, S25 week; live in. DE
IS62
MiDDLE-AGED wIDowER desires to keep
house for a widower; HI. ores. r
sires TO keep house for widower; excellent
WOMAN, coiored' wants daywork; ex-
perienced good cleaner. Call RA. 1890. :
WOMAN, colored, well recommended,
wishes afternoon general housework, nr.
18th and Columbia I'd NO. 1911.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, neat, honest
and reliable, wishes part or full time or
Gay work MI. 105S.
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REPAIRS ond SERVICES Cont

TRASH REMOVAL promptly done. AMER
lSAN TRASH CO.. 1895 sth st. NV. DE.
TYPEWRITERs cleaned, oiled and. adjusted
TYPEWRITER co. s13 I4th NV.
USED CAMERAS bought ana sold. FULLER
4 dALBERI, INC. s15 10th ST. nv.
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, csc. up to
3 #, wide and #. long Have your blinds
lhorough'y &C cleaned by our modern machine
MasaSc FS a2 2Sf MacHSrss 1tR sT ep5 pg esoo s1
4433 for pickup and delivery service
RIVERDALE HOME APPLIANCE co. -
NATCHES-Dunn, watch specialist. can
make unohtainable parts; crystals guar
snteed dust proof / year: 4-day service
WINDOW vALANcEs-WSiooodi" " Cd" valances de.
signed and built to conform with your
interior decoration. Cabinets. bookcases
screens, etc, DESIGNED especially for you
Call CYTELL EXHIBITS & CRAFTS, De
catur 5QS3 or HO. APO s.
WIRING-Flourescen lighting, Neon, BY
bonded licensed electricians, GEO E
We N,EELiB0URME i & co. Gil. 1885. -
RpHSs aSa nRd pohsd cs 9R tsE
lE2a DRAINING SIsSG YOUR bl3 TRouBLEs Call US for
help Why have Q wet basement. UN
ATTENTION. Arlington and D. Gree es-
Inmates on all electrical appliances Phone
ATTENTION, HoMEoWNERs let fl the
HANDY MAN CO, do your minor repairs
and maintenance work. work guaran.
teed. GE. 912S IS
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COMPANION and light housekeeper to a
refined Christian elderly lady or gentle
man with car who lives alone. I'm re-
fined Christian lady, 6S; for l or . un-
furnished rooms and compensation. Prefer
nearby Va. ,Glebe 1908. %
as housekeeper or janitor of small apt
husband employed out' best references.
EN- $3.50 -
fant urgently needed Please call Atlantic
4513 s.
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HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont.

COMPLETE HOME REPAIR and remodel
ing service: papeTing, painting, carpenter
ing. cementing, floors finished, plumbing
1901 repairing, plastering. water proofine
and landscape work: open till pm. 1908
You St; AID. Q23S; terms. IDEAL HOME
IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES 5
ATTENTION HOME OWNERS-Haye your
painting done before the fall rush by a
reliable contractor IS years in the paint
Hill Bidg, I7th and I sts. NV. Ma 332s,
8 a m. 70 p m. for free astimates
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WALTER OGUS, Exclusive-Patent medi-
cine store, $500 plus S-for-S for stock
Radio sales, repair and refrigeration
shop, $4,000 complete.
with stock
Restaurant with liquor license doing
So, 600 per week. For further information
call ALLEN OGUS, RE. 2484, from 0 to 5.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 st. NV. National
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CONTINUED on Next PAgs.l
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Slightly Off The Record
Wilmington, N. c.
July 7, 1916.

yea EGSSy.-
The glorious FOURTH has come and gone once again, with today
winding up the fourth and 4ast day of IN unusually long, exciting,
party-flled holiday weekend. Everywhere w e ran into old friends,
some of them former Wnmingtonians and some annual beach visitors,
but judging from the number of huddles l saw, it, all in all, was a
veitable "Old Home Week.
In between parties last week l took time out to read Helen Howe
I'VE Happy Few, a witty tale of pride and snobbery in which the
authoress paints a brilliant portrait of a intellectual snob-Dorothea
the charming toast of the Harvard faculty. She also bites into
the select circles of the selfsatished sophisticates who surround
Dorothea. Miss Howe exposes to public view the inner workings OF
a typical little clique of 'acceptable' people who are convinced that
appointed intellectual aristocrats she portrays r. like those who live
everywhere, in cities, towns, or villages. You would find them in
New York, Chicago, New Orleans, or even in Wilmington, N. C. l
recommend the story to you highly for you will surely chuckle with
shirts. 1t is a love story with a satirical bite but even those who
get bitten will find the book fascinating and absorbing.
Peg, do you remember the John Griswolds who lived here, in
Oleander, during the war? In the June 18th edition of the New York
Times there appeared a splendid picture of John with the following
announcement below; John Sloane Griswold was been appointed
it was announced yesterday by W. E. S. Griswod, president. Mr..
Griswold, a great-grandson of the William Sloane who founded the
firm in 183. has been connected with the organization since 1885.
In that year he Joined the Sloane manufa curing subsidiary, the
Company of Master Craftsmen, of which he became executive vice
president in 1914. Last January Mr.. GrBwod was appointed secre-
tay of w. and J. Sloane. John Griswod was sent here by W. and
J. Sloane Co. of New York at the beginning of the war and for
several years he worked in collaboration with j. Douglas Taylor, of
this city, then employed by the Maritime Commission, in Quitting
all ships built by the North Carolina Shipbulding company. Young,
friends in the city during their all too short stay here, who will be
delighted to hear of John Griswold's well deserved promotion to an
executive position of great responsibility with one of the foremost
decorating and outhtting firms in America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown have moved from their apartment in
The Carolina to Wrightsvl1e Beach where they have taken one OF
DR.. James F. Robertsans apartments on East Raleigh street for the
Continued on Page Four; Gel. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Vows Solemnized Yesterday
Afternoon At 5 O'clock At
Grace Methodist

Miss Ellen Shannon of Spring
field, Tennessee, became the lovely
bride of DR.. Ralph Bertram Viii
liams, Jr., 1t. Gg) USNR. in a
ceremony of charming simplicity
yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock i'll
The Becton room Of the Grace Meth.
odist church.
The Rev. J. A. Russell, pastor.
performed the double ring cere-
monv before an improvised altar
of palms and white gladioli. On
each side of the arrangement were
candelabra holGing withe cathed-
raj candles.
Before the ceremony, Mrs. Lila
W. Head, organist, played Schu-
bert's cave Maria" ri Love thee
by Grieg, and ITO An Evening
STAR by Wagner. Mrs. Sam Troy.
Jr., sang 20 Promise Me- by De
Koven, Because" by D'Hardelot.
and at the conclusion of the cere-
mony as the benediction. "The
Lords Prayer was played. This
/ wedding march from "Lohengrin'
by Wagner was used for the pro
c~essional and during the ceremony
"Liebestraum" by List was play
ed. Mendelssohn's march was usec
as the occasional.
DR.. Charles Smith, 1t. Ggj
USNR. of Indiana was the bride
groom's best man and Jack Bryan
brother-in-law of the bridegroom
acted as usher.
The bride Jho was given in mar
Continued ca Page Five; Col. 6
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Miss Ruth Vann =
Becomes Bride
Of C. D. Powell
Pretty Wedding Solemnized
Saturday Afternoon At
Presbyterian Church

Miss Ruth McDougald vann,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy H.
Vann, became the bride of Clar-
ence Darlington Powell, son Of
Mrs. Florence P. Powell OF CHM
ton, and the late Robert M.
Powell. yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock in st. Andrews = Covenant
Presbyterian church with the Rev.
Eugene D. Witherspoon officiat-
ing. The church was decorated in
palms, ferns and white mixed
summer flowers with Z branched
%candelabra Folding white ca
thedral candies.
Mrs. Helen Dobson, organist,
rendered a program OF nuptlal
music prior to the ceremony, and
included Moonlight Sonata by Bee
| thoven; Liesbestraum by List;
| Intermezzo from Cavalieri Rusti-
cana by Mascagni. Mrs. Mildred
Murdoch, c%ontralto, sang 20
Promise Me- and Because"
During the ceremony Schubert's
Serenade was softly played. The
Bridal March from Lohengrin and
Mendelssohn's were used.
The bride who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
white frosted marquisette wedding
gown, fe a ing a sweetheart
neckline, fitted bodice and long
fitted sleeves ending in points
over the hands. The full skirt ex.
tended into a short train and the
full length veil of imported French
illusion was gathered to a head
band of orange blossoms. Her
only ornament was a string Of
pearls, a gift of the bridegroom.
She carried an arm bouquet Of
white carnations an d gypsophela
tied with white tulle.
Miss Elizabeth Vann, sister OF
the bride. was maid-of-honor and
only attendant. Her gown was of
apple green marquisette featuring
a fitted bodice with three-quarter
length sleeves, and a Gull skirt.
She carried an arm spray of Cali
fornia daisies tied with pale yell
low tulle. In her hair she wore
a similar flower arrangement.
Robert I. Powell, brother of the
bridegroom. served as best maj
and the ushers included James P.
Powell of Clinton; Roy M. Vann,
Paul Luttrell, and j. w. Meyland,
of Wilmington,
Mrs. Vann, the brides mother,
wore a navy sheer crepe dress
with navy accessories. Her cor.
sage was of pale pink carnations,
Mrs. Powell, the bridegroom's
mother, wore a black sheer crepe
dress with black and white aces
series. Her corsage was also Of
pink carnations.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held in the home Of
the brides parents for the bridal
party, members OF the families
and out-of-town guests. The home
was beautifully arranged through
out with cololful summer flowers,
The brides table was laid with a
lace cloth ccntcred with a 3%-tiereo
wedding cake topped with a mini
ature bride and bridegroom.
During the reception the bridal
Continued on Page Three; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Paige-Fe elton Wedding Solemnized
AT Baptist Church AT Colerain
Continued on Page Two; Col. g.

COLERAIN, July 6.-Miss Ger
aldine FELTON,, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J.. P. FELTON, of Colerain,
became the brloe of Douglas Wes-
son Paige, sen of Mr.. T. Ii. Paige
and the late Mr.. Paige of Green
vile, in a ceremony solemnized
June % in the Colerain Baptist
church at 40 o'clock. The Rev.
P. T. Worrell officiated Using the
double ring ceremony.
The chancel of the church was
decorated with e%vergreens, can
delabra and baskets of white gladi-
oil and asters.
Prior to the ceremony Miss Cora
FELTON, Bass. cousin of the bride,
as organist. rendered a program of
Smith Of Lemon. Springs, soloist,
sang Because" and "At Dawning"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Miss Florence Brooks Biberstein
And Zachary Taylor Smith Married

BURGAW, July 6-The wedding
of Miss Florence Brooks Biber-
stein, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Own Biberstein of BurgaW
to Zachary Taylor Smith, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Zachary Taylor
Smith, of Magee, Miss, was solem-
nized Saturday night, June 20 at
$50 o'clock at the Methodist
church with the Rev. W. c. Ben
son performing the ceremony.
The vows were spoken before an
altar of southern smilax, ferns
and floor baskets of white gladloll
and seven-branched candelabra
holding lighted white tapers. Each
pew was marked by lighted white
tapers.
Prior to the ceremony, Miss Mar
garet Lee Belts, pianist, rendered
a program of nuptial music includ-
'Clair de lune'' by Debussey and
"Clair de line" by Debussey and
''Liebestraum' by List. Miss
Margaret Humphrey sang Love
Sends A Little Gift of Roses by
openshaw and IF God Left Only
You" by Densmore. While tae
vows were spoken, Moonlight
Sonata by Beethoven was played
softly. The traditional wedding
marches by Wagner and Mendels-
sohn were used as the procession
al and occasional.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, R. V. Blber-
stein. was lovely in a gown OF
white eyelet-embroidered pique.
The bodice of the gown was fash
Toned with a ruffled bertha and a
high round-neckline of tulle and
long tight sleeves. The bouffant
skirt had a wide ruffle dounce at
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

Leadership in the student Christian
movement).
The summer program is further
enriched by the annual conference
from ministers and religious lead
ers through the second, third,
fourth and fifth weeks of the sum-
mer session. Ministers and rell
gious leaders of national repute Of
fer lectures ard conference periods
on many aspects of religious
thought and work. Of special inter
est are the Auburn Town and Coun-
try Institute, curing tho first week,
with the Russell lectures by DR..
Herbert H. Farmer Of Cambridge
university; snd the work on pas
toral c%ounsellings arranged in CO.
Continued on Page Two; Col. p
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

The traditional wedding marches
of Wagner and Mendelssohn were
used.
Robert Paige of Chocowinty,
brother of the bridegroom, was
best man. Ushers we're James Al
bion Williams and John Ray Har-
dee of Greenville, FELTON, Barker,
cousin of the bride and L. P. Eel
ton, Jr., brother of the bride, both
of Colerain.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Her gown featured
a white bridal satin bodice and
full net skirt extending into a
train. The bodice had a shadow
neckline and folds of satin to form
a quaint of shoulder bertha. The
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

the hemline. Her finger-tip veil
of tulle was fashioned fro a Juliet
cap of white eyelet pique. Her only
ornament was a string OF pearls.
the gift of the bridegroom. She
carried an old-fashioned nosegay
of gardenias, carnations which was
shoWered with white satin ribbon
and baby's breath.
Miss Laura Biberstein, sister of
the bride, was maid-of-honor. She
wore a gown of blue net, with a
fitted bodice and full skirt. She
Continued on Page Two; Col. g.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Summer Visitor
Complimented
With Luncheon
Mrs. J. K. Bannerman Enter
+ains Niece, Miss Ann
Bannerman Of Dunn

,rrs J. Kyle Bannerman of
rorest Hills, entertained on Fri
~, with a lovely luncheon at
C~reeayiIle Manor on Greenville
coSod in honor of her niece, Miss
Ann Bannerman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. W. Bannerman of
nmna wac is a charming summer
,,isi,or at Wrightsville Beach.
The table was conferred with an
+rsctive white carnation bouquet
placecards.
Covers we're laid for the follow
inc; Miss Bannerman, honoree,
Miss Allie Lyman of Dunn, Miss
Helen Hicks, Miss Muggie Parks,
Miss Helen Codington, Miss Alana
Na..hes. Miss Jane Head, Miss
Laura Head, Mrs. c. W. Banner
nan and the hostess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Miss Sally Margaret Johnston
Attending Conference In New York

mss Sally Margaret Johnston,
ell8lous education chairman of the
Jung Women'S Christian Associa-
aoA at East Carolina Teachers col
sSg IN Greenville, was chosen as
~eiesate 10 attend a six weeks
'n''her school in religious educa-
roI al Union Theological Seminary
4nn Ne" York city from July g.
~Delegates were chosen from all
r co', Of colleges throughout the
frU"up'fy, with the majority coming
rom the South.
Inc courses are offered to the
r ~as5 10 help them further the
0.N OF the YWCA on the college
,l!pus. The courses are as fol-
ti, philosophy of religion; Chris
etAics, and religious education
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Carolina Yacht
Club Luncheon
Sci Wednesday

The Carolina Yacht club at
Wrightsville Beach will entertain
on Wednesday morning with the
first in a series of weekly bridge
luncheons for members and their
guests.
Reservations for bridge or for
luncheon will be taken by calling
the clubhouse at telephone 8513,
however no reservations for this
weeks party will be received after
noon on Monday.
Mrs. W. G. James hostess for
July will have as her assistant
hostesses Mrs. Joseph W. Hooper
and Mrs. duBrutz Poisson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Miss Ellen Shannon Of Springfield,
Is Bride Of Dr.. Ralph Williams, Jr.
Cecil Dixon HonOred
With Birthday Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Walker en-
tertained honoring Cecil Dixon on
his birthday anniversary with a
buffet supper on Friday evening al
their home in Lake Forest.
Those attending were: Jimmie
Lane, Newton Pridgen, Bobby Wag-
ner, Pete Wills, James Vereen,
Harold Dixon. Johnnie Dixon. Mrs.
Letha z. Dixon and Mrs. f. F. Eel
lars.