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Evening star., 1947-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINE, Barrett, fair eondi-
AfR AIR c6SMipRREssoR. United states, ] horse.
aIRecoNDIrioNrNG aIisee III a;iTNr HEATING UNIT, oil
5so m rsHeG condllon as IS ssss seash
anuMuSUM a2SSs Il! Is srdRM WINDOWS for Steel
been a storm window like this: beautifully
designed to fit any steel or wood casement
oPpss99ing. o VIZ For e,fs free estimate phone WI.
aNiDIRoNs, unusual, ss5; gold velvet fire.
side bench, Ss5; liv: set, S145: early Amer.
Com, Com .apGp' Apt. 81 wo. $3.50. '- ''~'
at low prices. Open Sat. only. 3o32 N
AiNTiioUEs-Brass plague. 3-ft. diameter.
unusually beautiful, $50. Cali ewes, IA.
AfNSTii9uEs-cninese desk and chair, Ige.
pfsasil pieces; best oreT. ow. $3.50 fof appoint.
ANTIQUE VA. SOFA restored ylth , ,nsw
pl; nv; Apt /: OR: 4S73 25'
aitchcoeE chair, glass china, Miesssn;
new, mahogany chest table, rugs. sH.
ANTIQUE wood fire box, s25; fire screen.
SIS; electric percolatoT;, sl5; pictures, mis-
csllane9gs laIa91E ss Wo .S% 4S22 CHIN. .,.o nou..
At the home Of RICHARD p. H. SUMMERS.
ASTIoTE asrhsSTi 's 'ssiLvERwARE. also solid ma
hosany sideboard over 200 years old. Call
ANTianE ROCKER, picture frames; prints, 1.
fshsn % So dsasrs eears Gt %
for your home: will electrify, your. oil lamp
sbs CT gais sass st. sHos
at Wash and Lee blvds.. across from Fl.
as1De teS Ssss neSs
ess 1n ss ss5 m kasas 5ss sss %ssfns.on e. NJ.
ttiings included; S4s.. Price Includes gas
side-arm hot-water heater. 1908 9 ST.
ARMY ENGINEER CHESTS. trunk type.
new. lift top, metal bound. Ideal for stor-
Sa,'oi ioW prices. eeso 'TS aRUvER MFG. CO. soof
Connecticut ave. Chevy Chase. Md. daily
sR4isTs spa SsPsa' psawiHa & o4 FABfEs can
raised FaI a. Gwra ssdent tisd A6 14 FsYovsd
srsAsrISs ss ss RSsis'fso gaEs Fox s' a PslSs'
anproGRaSa sttf5 e afGP public address system.
aste saase0 unit oei es VA aRs Ef'oFd DsS'f
Auto nGTo. sToKER. Electric Furnace Man"
model UF, new condltion, nan pfice. gan
TIE 1919 between 10-S pm. -26
AUTOMOBILE HEATER, gasoline type:
GOOD as new; make offer. Can be seen
any time a5do e 1850 Bellevue ter. NV or
isAbEEorsSpA Sal M9; ss2oA SAFETY CHAIR, Keep.
your baby safe. Babee-Tenda distrib'
BABY CARRIAGE, English coach, stainless
steel sprirgs. large wire wheels, handles
easily, pract. new, $40. ia 93ss. -26
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
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PERSONAL

WOULD LIKE USE OF UNLIMITED PHONE
five days wesk; Ss4s 10 til 3; will pay d9llar
i TuToR WANTED for junior high, mathe.
mates and English. Box 3-R, Star, 27'
RADIO REPAIRS, veteran. reasonable, day
anq nEht calls aE as9 sss sundays
to care for your children day or evening.
vAcAScY-NuRsNG Va lsa5i CARE and tray
laT5gs 5sa Hsds on lii e4aa Iaae se
s1oa GIi, 18th st NV. co. 22S1.
DENTAL TEcHNIc1AANNs; Jos. RICE. sos g.
dh, 18th st. NV" RIM. 6o2' 14th at F. Ma
WILLow LAWN nursery and kindeergarte9q
Isaae S. ad hh dlRsr as M IA qax ss
DOLLS, REPAIRED-Make your favoritee
rthg bTo d9 hdds psFts saTda supped ppe nw DGd pd
T4GS PERMASENr aSafs wavEs, "a So: shampoo and
finger wave, soc; no appointment needed.
AEFcN An EH5A a9es R oF suY eu
TURE. Dupont Circle NV, above
sLfP LPP1eSl COVERS. DRAPERIEs-co. 5000. 81
day delivery Your fabric or ours. DAIG-
nn4S9F zoG AFS RssGsa!sEi & sztP OF LOAN ss 70
fENDERs @ ss Nc elSs 7sos wt1sor deorsa ave ave o'0
rngerWave, '5oc No appointments Ali
E1Tk gone sy adva1sed Students WAR
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE sCHooL-Day
and boarding; nursery through 9th grade:
trarsp. furnished, hot lunches included
trained nurse. 9401 Georgia ave, SH.
pqInr1t'DprN,s rorrJrs for ,n.. o
throuPf 10. You provide patteTn and
material; price for making. $3.50. MRS.
KAAR KAPLE fRahaHS ahNE SSRsiN RA 99a6 HOME under d.
several vacancies for bed or ambulatory
o1s5e fs VIZ ss5 nqrsns or sH sa4
Sc. white or colored, Md, or Va. cox
BABY E ar
FPEsHsNaG asnsfs Serssf Exclusive
yr ggaranteg; 1. estimates free RA A. 1855
a569 you 1aI have Ws
thing you want to SELL, buy or swap?
srgs5Fa Fh sti RAJ DSns sss1 ,egs opsn eS
NV. Listen to Good Neighbor Radio an
om sou sell fyfty It for oa Sell W L 70 suy
LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAKER, formerly of
5th ave-, N. Y. will transform your pres
ent wardrobe to current styles, Studio. cen
moderate prices: ITO F st. NV. tabove
Lew Loew,s r4 columbia lsnb Theater'' Room co.
EADIEs-Let the "Gyro-lator" solve your
reducing problems. Call SH. 1921 for free
s5,St 800 FHW&Rp for leading to
Burke Station, Va, who has been missing
since Saturday. September 20, 1947. Race,
colored; age, about 100 years; height, B
feet inches: complexion, medium brown.
with deshmoles: hair mixed gray. Infer-
nation can be given to the Fairfax Co Pc
lice. This reward Is sponsored by THE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF ASSN. Fairfax, Va.
RUGS AND UPHOLSTERED furniture care
fully yet thoroughly and beautifully
cleaned; we use the Kleenize formula wnicn
spots such as ink or blood yield to it, yet
| it does not harm your finest fabrics. Call
MI. 1861. ewes. and holidays. HO. l526
! Information gladly given. JONES 1NTE-
| RIOR DECORATORS ~
FOR UPHoLSTERING. draperies, slip COW
| ers or for fine fabrics or for cleaning up
sofas and chairs built to your liking; eall
SoNEs M5 asgs gNrERioR EXC adj pEcoRaToRs Rsa1ys
BEAUTIFUL reversible chenille broadloom
rugs made from your old rugs. Prompt
service. Phone GE, So55- ~.
BEAUTIFUL reversible chenille he s.l broaa,0oma sna
seryice sers nads Phone % dE. so55 ~ IS.
CERAMICS-Classe now formins; pottery
fRaU5sE RU5sE Of Phiila.. ssudio. 1I26 18th st.
NV, Reasonable prices. 10
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED WOMAN wants days work: city
GIRL, coiored, experienced cook. refer
ences; live in; off Sunday, Thursday after
breakfast. DE s097 26.
hours, to 8, no Sunday. Call TW. 1913.
city references; 5-day week: hours. S-12
am; $15. carfare. TIA. 1884. go
GIRL, colored, wants work as mother IS
helper. IL 1858. -26
GIRL, colored, employed, desires after
Eoon or evening work. RA. 053s. .
refs. Cali till pm. Ho. 7395.
GIRL, colored, desires general housework.
daywork or nursemaid: local reference
AID S267. 26s
WOMAN, white, middle-aged, Catholic,
desires light duties; employed couple pre-
ferrsd; live in: Box 23-R; Star: 26-
hour and carfare. DU. 3079. -
WOMAN. reliable. colored. wants days
work within walking distance 14th and r
NV MRS SANDERS. NIL 1916. 26*
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HELP DOMESTIC.

CO0K-G.H.W., experienced, for family .
a9s ns ee vs n s4od
CooK-G.H w, 2 adults in family must be
experienced and have local references
cook-fHoUsEKEEPER for 2 adults, best
residential section, perm. employment, lib
SO pm, syn; syn; s-a, DU. e47s; Nor, 9-5
CooK-G.H.W., colored. live in, must have
references, good salary. Call EN-. 1875.
CooK-G.H.w., $50 week; live in; ex-
periengsa Gith Gdda children; local references
GaNEkAL 5se sNi gfot gafoottsEKEErER, white, pref prefer
one, who wants a home as well as salary.
G.H.W.-cook. aH StSo K white or colored; live in
gppstalTs M rp. radio; asG near bus; time on ref''
Sa aW, W. assist RA noe in Care of boys, youngest
2; lge; comfortable rm.; Georgetown; Sdoo. 500.
G.H.W.," exper. and assist in care of child.
conditions; $50 per wk RA. ISIS, w26
@ eoofins; e0ottT other help Employed ' cail Mao. a
GIRL, experienced, general housework,
Iaan la1ndry and cooking; hrs. ~ to T. Apply
s1H GIRL, &C eoiored, d re- who will report for work
eonv, @ uaa sransp. @ S1 Gail N Mr.. kfMBAIL
HoUsERiEEpER-cooK, white, experienced
Chevy Chase. d. C. Live in; upstairs rrn.,
pvt bath; ref; excel. salary. DI. ol7s.
HoUsEKEEPER. white. mature woman
for 2 adults room. board and small salary.
real home for right party. EN-. 1915.
HoUsEMAID, under As, for the Lisner
Home in Chevy Chase: references required.
good position with pleasant working
conditions and living accommodations; sal,
q O nd
Mrs. KRAuS. EN-. 1872. -as
MAIDGHW: experis,aced; live ,fnt in: assist
ant an .a surroundings. 'l dlebe si57 s' IS:
MAlD-G.H.W. and cook dinner. Bendix
washer; must be exper. with small chill
dren, neat appearance; hrs, 1880 until
sf'sT sTss ennsE ThqEs l. ssss suns ssS
epass epd eartsFe Md OF SOC East Leland ST. chsvy
MAID, good house worker. excellent cook,
competent. good pay, days week. EN-.
SECOND MAID, colored, experienced as
waitress and shy able to s. serve simple ,Ine
IN suburban Bethesda, mr. bus. Upstairs
rm. and bath; FIRST f., sitting, rm. start
ing salary. s25 for 5-day .,, wk I,. including
Sunday. Telephone WI. 8724 bet. 2-6 pm.
Sunday or Monday. go.
WOMAN, colored, general housework, cook
ns mSs se ne sa dsy ssneh 4hurs
live in; $25 wkly; reference required. OIL.
2113. -26
health, complete care Of 2 children; baby
and older school-aged girl light house
hold duties in small apt. Al-day Sunday
and Sat. afternoon off; SLAB mo. CHI.
1904. -26
WOMAN, white, middle-aged; g.h.w.; live
in. good home; salary; in family. GE.
S79S.
COMPETENT MAID, cooking, live in, help
with children, local references, aS25
weekly: Ia. so42. -26
woman to take care of invalid and small
apt; stay i'll or out nights; good salary.
Call in person Sunday bet. 10 am and
MCGUIRE, no. $500. bet. same hours
Sunday -26
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry, plumb
ing plastering painting, ETC.: free estl-
mates: no money down: years to pay.
HAMILTON CONTRACTING CO.. RE 4477.
ALTERATIONS. additions. residential and
commercial. attics into rms. or apis.
dormer windows, rec. rm. and porehes iii-
ASPHALT lsfSA " DRIvEwAYs. parking lots.
service stations and private roads; have
that paving done before winter. sets IN:
1895. 26s
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HELP WOMEN.

YOUNG WOMAN, soliciting banquet busi-
ness for first-class downtown hotel; must
have an attractive personality. Write
Box 322-M, Star. -26
ATTRACTIVE Young WOMAN with neat
appearance, exper. in selling costume jew
elry. excel. salary and working cond. APP
ply Mr.. Alexander, KENTS, FOL 7th ST. n W.
WANTED instruction in Library of Con-
gresS methods of cata.oguing and classiflca-
ton. State price per hour. Box 121-K.
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PERSONAL (cont,)

BABY SITTING wanted evenings: by white
gentle matron; vic. Chillum hgts. Phone
OLD FOLKs-Live in at Sunset Club:
exclusive for the aged; every comfort for
long life. 1898 18th st. NV, RE. 5104
TUTORING-All chemistry. German. math;
by PhD, experienced tutoring. teaching.
Box 4S-R, Star. 26s
suits, coats, ETC.; warm 1-pc. toddlerS
snow suit out of sailor uniform. Call MRS.
WILLIS, DE- 5654 -26
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

WANT RELIABLE COUPLE or mature man
going Southwest to deliver late model car,
Ark. or Okla; gas and oil allowance
Call FIR. 3551, 1916 pm. 25@
DESIRE TWO PASSENGERS to Hollywood.
Calf, via FIT. Worth; leaving Oct. 2S.
MR. CASEY, Adams 5166. 26H
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RIDGE REALTY OFFERS

KIDUE HEALIf UFFEhSs - "-----
Quick lunch room; excellent downtown
location; short hrs; 5-day wk. doing
about $3.50 per day
combination liquor and grocery stores
one in the District and one in Md. Both
are priced for quick sale.
Colored bar and GRILL lge. place, busy St;
doing better than $3.50 daily: sells wine
and beer, whisky license pending; priced
RIDGE REALTY CO.. 1918 Vermont
ave n " RE l57S -26
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SITUATIONS Meh and WoMEk
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

JANITOR and wife: small apartment;
stoker or oil; exchange for quarters; man
EMPLOYED nights. DE. 6295. -26
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
NURSES AVAILABLE. trained, eflcient and
bonded never closed. DU. 1862. 2Ss
DOMESTIC.
DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month.
We protect your home by selecting the
best help to do your work. RITTER s
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY; 634 S st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LIQUOR LICENSE wANTED-will pas
stock. Boz 07-M. Star. -26
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SEWING TEACHER wanted to work 3

time, ewes. The person we select will be
thoroughly trained in our methods of
teaching. If you are interested in steady
employment under pleasant working con-
ditions. do not miss this excel. opportunity.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., Gill Ga.
Evening star., 1947-10-25

SECRETARY-STENOGR Observation-Disclosures
single girls between 20 and 35. Can you
read your shorthand notes and are you
an accurate typist? Have you had some
exp. in pvt. Industry. Do you want a
where there is opportunity for advance
ment? Would you be willing to commence
is yes to ali of the above, write stating
your qualifications to Box 296-M Star.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

Dial 1881 for Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
Yule Bazaar
Is Scheduled
On December !

The American Legion auxili-
ary Christmas bazaar will be
held at the Legion home, Third
and Dock streets, on Friday,
December 5.
Members are asked to bring
their articles to the home or
call 2-362l if they wish to have
the articles called for.
Articles to be sold include all
types of handy-Work, homemade
cookies. cakes and candies.
During the noon hour begin
ming at 1870 o'clock Mrs. J. R.
Benson and her committee will
serve a turkey luncheon with all
Whe trimmings. Reservations
are being accepted for parties
for this luncheon by Mrs. Ben
son telephone 1916 and Mrs. D.
M. Holmes 6489.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
Jeanne Mitchell Will Make Debut
December In New York; Town Hall

Of peculiar interest to many
in Wilmington is news Of the
approaching New York debut of
Jeanne Mitchell at Town Hall
on December 9.
Miss Mitchell, who was born
in Wilmington, already has
achieved great success as vio-
linist in Metropolitan New York
as a solo player with the New
York City Symphony under both
Stokowski and Bernstein; as vio-
linist of the Won Koppenhagen
Trio, a distinguished American
chamber music organization,
and as member of a specially
selected orchestral group which
has made many recordings for
Victor under the baton of Leo
pold Stokowski.
While still in high school and
as an undergraduate at Barnard
college she made solo appear
ances with symphony orchestras
both in New York City and the
West, and critics and audiences
have acclaimed her work. Dis
eliminating musicians who have
watched Miss Mitchells develop
ment predict for her an out
standing career in her chosen
field.
Miss Mitchell is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scott
Mitchell of New York City, for
merly of Wilmington, and the
niece of Mr.. nd Mrs. George
L. Mitchell of this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

still remaining in the "big boss
position. Nice work girls and
we're so proud of you.
At u o'clock Wednesday the
New Hanover High School and
all grammar schools Will be dis
missed for two and one half
days of Thanksgiving vacation.
It's really going to be nice and,
but I'm sure there are many
that don't want the vacation.
How about it???
The ROTC band has been dill
gently working for getting new
uniforms. In order to help them
raise this big sum of money,
let us all help them in their
magazine drive. This year the
band members are handling all
sales themselves, but need the
support of the student body for
subscriptions. You all know that
when our band parades, we are
just as proud of them as they
are of themselves. We would
like for them to be outstanding
in appearance as well as per-
formance. 1t takes a lot to keep
up the expenses of the band uni
forms and some of the students
do not realize this. Remember
this when you are asked to buy
subscription and give all you
can to them.
That's all for now, but III see
you Wednesday when we are re-
leased from school for two
whole days. So long.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
EL|ZABETHTOWN

ELIZABETHTOWN, Nov. %.
Mrs. George McLaney of At
lanta, Ga, returned to her home
on Saturday after spending last
week with her son and daughter
in-law Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Laney, Jr.
Mrs. Harry P. o 6 d e n, Bible
teacher of the local school, spent
a few days last week at her
home in Knoxville, Tenn, to at
tend the funeral of her son, Cap.
tain S. L. Ogden, whose body ar
rived from the European theatre
on the Army Transport, Joseph
V. Connolly.
H. H. Clark left this week for
Fort Lauderdale, Fla, to visit
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Shelby Dale, and to
accompany Mrs. Clark home
after a visit of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Bridger,
Jr., left last week for Columbia,
S. c., where 1t. Bridger will be
stationed.
Cpl. Bobby Poole has returned
to New York after spending a
furlough of several days with his
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. R.
H. Poole. They visited relatives
in Charlotte one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McLaney
spent last weekend in Charlotte
They will spend a few days next
week in Alabama. and will visit
the formers mother in Atlanta
Mrs. L. Byrd has returned
home af err spending seyera
days with her son-in-law anc
daughter, DR.. and Mrs. Chand
Ter Shaw, in Bethany, w. Va.
Mrs. C. E. McCullen of Bur
gaw viststed her daughter, Mrs
R. F. Hester, Jr., one day las
week.
Miss H arr lit Robinson o
Charlotte, and Miss Mary Rob
inson, student at E.C.TC c
Greenville, spent the week enc
with their mother, Mrs. H. H
Robinson.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hall, III
Of Wilmington, spent Sunda,
with Mrs. W. A. Fisher.
Mrs. R. B. Harper was hostes
to the members of her clul
Tuesday afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
Maryce Justice,
Bride-Elect, Is
Honored At Party

The Community Center was
o scene of a lovely party when
Irs. Lucius R. George, Jr., was
.ostess Friday evening honoring
Hiss Maryce Justice whose we'd
ing to L. G. k Bradshaw will
take place on November %.
Upon arrival, Mss Justice
vas presented a lovely cOrsage
of yellow chrysanthemums by
the hostess. The room was at
tractively decorated W With ar
rangements of mixed autumn
flowers. Bingo wa enjoyed
throughout the evening
Miss Justice was shoWered
with crystal Of her chosen pat
tern. A delicious ice course was
served later in the evening.
Invited guests included: Mis-!
Justice, honoree, Mrs. G. A
Justice, Mrs, T. J Bradshaw,
Mrs. G. W. M.Ilar, Mrs. L. R
George, Sr., Mrs. r. l. Cough
Mrs. Glen Ives, Mrs. O. G.. Far
rell, Mrs. w. G. Ferrell, Mrs
James Bradshaw, Mrs, Marion
Wick, Mrs. S. w. Blanchard,
Mrs. Vincent Banda, Mrs. A. j
Humphrey, Mrs. ]. 7. Carroll
Mrs. R. P. Clark, Mrs. H. U
Chenier, Mrs. Ed Graves, anC
Misses Lois Mint, Katherine
Gardner, Ch RI o tie Gardner
Mary Carr Switzerland, Margie
Davis, Adelaide Reed, and Ma
rie Bordeaux.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
Burgaw Legion
Auxiliary Meets

BURGAW, Nov. %. - The
monthly meeting of the Legion
auxiliary of Bur saw was held at
the Com unity house on
Wednesday evening, with the
president Mrs. Raymond South
erland presiding. Mrs. Rachel
Nicholson had charge of the pro-
gram and read letter from the
National President Mrs. Lee w.
Hutton. Mrs. L. @. Myers read
poem, The Orchid Lady, writ
ten by Harry Kelly.
The music chairman outlined
ard sang the new hymn of the
United Nations by Wilfred r..
Herman and the group sang the
auxiliary songs. Mrs. Nicholson
reported on the hospital work
and told of the gifts to be sent
the Veterans hospital n d the
Importance of tn e increasing
work among our veterans and
the need for enlisting more
women in this great service.
Mrs. w. H. Robbins and Mrs.
John Wells served refreshments.
The Community building was at
tractively decorated W i tn ever
green and mixed chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Each member was requested
to bring a gift to the Christmas
meeting on December II.
The slogan of the Waterford
Wis, Post is "the only newspaper
in the world that cares about
Waterford
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
YWCA Schedule
Of Events Set

The YWCA, Third and Grace
streets, has ann ounced the
schedule of activities for this
week as follows:
Monday-2:30 pm. Forest Hill
Y-Teens Cat schoo y. 4 pm.
Sophomore Y-Teens. GAS pm.
Residence Girls Vespers. 8 pm.
Beta Sigmi Phi sorority.
Tuesday - 2:30 pm. Hen1en-
way Y-Teens. 4 pm. Y-Teen
committee meeting. Z pm. rs
girls.
Wednesday, 2:30 pm. Chest
nut street Y-Teens Cat schooD.
4 pm. Freshman Y-Teens.
Friday-7:3O 1890 pm. Y
| Teen Canteen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

ing silver, painting, etc. The
cost for such labor will depand
upon the amount citizens wish
to the girls.
Proceeds from the Commu-
nifty Work Day will go to the
World Fellowship fund and the
YWCA Round-The-World Recon
struction fund.
Anyone interested in getting
their yard raked, etc, is re-
quested to call the YWCA,
1885, now.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
Y-Teens Plan
City Work Day
Decent Der {

Members of the Y-Teen clubs
of the YWCA, which includes
Young women from New Han
over High school, Hemenway,
Chestnut street, and Lake For
est schools, will sponsor COM
munity Work Day December 6,
for the purpose of doing odd
jobs for Wilmingtonians.
Odd jobs, which the girls will
perform will include cleaning
porches, raking leaves. baby
sitting, washing windows, clean.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
THE SUNDAY tSTAR-NEWS, WILMINGTON, n. =.
P E R SON AL S

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Camiss
and young son, Dick, of Jersey
City. are expected to arrive or
Tuesday to spend Thanks giving
holidays with Misses E l izabetf
and Louise Bate at their home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Bate
of Florence, S. c, will arrive
during the week to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with
Misses Louise and Elizabeth
Bate
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Holmes Davis,
Jr., are spending theh weekend
in Greensboro.
Mrs. William S. King left by
plane Thursday for Norfolk, Va
where she will visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Lytle for
several weeks.
Mrs. w A. Page. Jr., and
Young son, Tommy, left for New
York city yesterday where they
will visit Mrs. Pages sisters,
Mr. P. E. Johnson and Mrs. w
R Howell
Mrs Jerry A. Jones has re-
turned to her home, 2413 Chest
nut street after Spending three
weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Bert L. Singletary and family in
Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Alva A. Mincy of Sunset
Park has as her guests her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles N. Ware of
Arlington, Texas formerly OF
Wilmington.
Miss Mary P. Efird of Wilson,
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs
Nell P. Daniels of Washington,
D. c., are spending the week
end as the guests of Miss Efird S
grandmother, Mrs. C. 3. Parker
in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd H. Howell,
Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Briley w. Howell of Clinton, left
by plane yesterday for New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Chad
bourn, who for the past six
weeks have been visiting thei1
son and daughter-in law, and
grandson, Professor and Mrs
Charles C. Chadbourn, Jr., ir
Syracuse, N, Y; and J. H. Boat
wright of Portsmouth, Va, have
returned to their apartment al
Ais South Front street.
Miss Lucille Horne and Miss
Pansy Fishburn have return
ed to the city after spending
several d ay in Richmond, and
Williams burg, Va.
Miss Mittie Byrd and Mrs
Ruth B. Purifoy, of 215 North
Fifth street, have as visitors theil
sisters, Mrs. jamie B. Creech Of
Washington, D. c., Mrs. Bertha
B. Mcqueen, of Maxton, N. c..
Miss Rebecca 8. Thames, of Ma
rion, S. c., and Mrs. Winnie B
Sudbury of SCOTS Hill.