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Evening star., 1947-05-20
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcons. J,

REPAIRS and SERVICES iConf.
RADIO TROUBLE: Free estimate. Work
y saarensss6r RanyPs g Hoes. Friday ad
siElfaRadGeiE;RafoRs. silaadei; HSsosToRs, WASHING
macflines--24 hour repair service. house
bse spe asRHs5slsI gESRaAlos so saFS
ksFki9RRs ash2s III Rsslfso5RsReDairs to all makes.
ave. Bethesda. OF. 47Is.
REFRIGERATION and air-cond.. electric
motor, comm. and DOM; also washing ma
TON q ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.; RE.
RhaEaTSRIGERATroN haaTSR AND RADIO service: ao
We buy and sell used refrigsrators. us
st nE, NE sTioa Ss4s TA oge7 .nss9,, ss
ize on commercial and domestic repair
ing. washing machines. Bendix and all
other makes. All work uaranteed. 24-hr
service. SOUTHEAST APPLIANCE co,
ROOFS *; ifs REPAIRED. all kinds; roofs
painted, an g5yn pey sutts5s lnas and doWnspouts'
RooFiSG. timing, roof painting. repair
ing gptserlng. and spoutins, Call Mr.
RooFINa-Al types ROOFS repalresd; .bsss new
metal work, guttering and downspouts: no
money down, SO mos to pay Can no.
Roor aa5 REPaRfSG haMaf sna and naintins SIS and
ap,,, Free estimates, prompt seryice'
bsslsH kSoFfNGs es49 TIMING roof painting. re-
re- Sasriggs sgfss' sut.franE; LEWIS s'0a'ns' i'A
sslRs MooRh eR e. s aH se gsHs "a 04as
SLIP COVERS and drapes made to order;
two-day service; excellent S stoek ! neW eGopE ma-
sc isTas s f5es sh fstnass st w HAEgsS RH 1894
STONE WALL, firpl., chimneys. pch steps,
esf eafeT any 12ss tms NeR fsePi Psah ana MA
TAKoMA TREE SERVICE, Sligo 1898,
specializes in clearing lots removing trees,
ing. lawn seeding and shrubbery work. 30
TILE. painting and papering; new OF re-
pair: satisfaction guaranteed. LoMBARDc
I'll TfIE@New installations and repairs by
HEssa RkS s$s Or SS$s siates as low
as s. Daily service. ROBERT coRaBIN'
TYPEWRITERs cleaned. oiled and adjusted
TYPEWRITER co. s13 14th NV
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. lstaa,o retaped' re-, re,
finished or PROMPT service neY
4. [. HUTTON. s4i5 M st. NV. AID. 1892
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, retaped. re-
nshed or ass SsrvSe or
a. L. HUTTON. 3415 NJ St. NV. AID. a232
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned and painted;
25c SO. fl. Call Georgia 4210. -26
WASHING MACHINE and refgr repair
service, all makes; factory parts: 90-day
guar. ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE CO.
4016 Ga. ave-, GE. 1888, am. to 9 p m
WATERPROoFING EASEMENTS, cement
driveways. walks, porches, retaining walls
aagstone terraces. MARCuGc1o; Rt
Rockville 1888. -26
UPHOLSTERING, slip covers, draperies,
wide selection of latest fabrics; quick
efficient service; free estimates. WASH
INGTON UPHOLSTERING CO.. 1909 Il
st. NV, Ex. 5096.
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
g. d'ALBERT, INC. S15 10th st. NV,
National 4712
E. ii. REESE. general painting. contractor
paper hanging and repairing. No Job too
large or too small Call UN zoos, River
ia le Md The hest is the cheaI nest RI
Evening star., 1947-05-20
MOTOR TRAVEL

THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests. share expenses; refs. ex-
cars to all cities; California
daily. % Massachusetts, ave. NV. RE.
$3.50 24+
ANY ONE WITH GOOD REFS. interested
in driving 1910 Hudson coupe to Pocatello,
Idaho, or that vicinity about June l. call
CH 1000, Ext. 964, for details. 40
PLACE WANTED in auto travelling to New
York for lady Phone AID. 4137. -21
to share expenses on auto
trip to Los Angeles, June 2, via Southern
route. Alexandria 1921 after pm. Il.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS AND REMODELING. CONNER.
ss cal No NO s 5sSaens vasco sse + H sssTs CO 80
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, parking areas
concrete driyeways walkways, basemsnts,
porehes hes and % general excavation CON-
mHNitT soTs Wo A7s' a7ss' 81 LII 414s ehefSi 'n''s'
CARPENTER. general home repairs all
kinds: work guaranteed. Call after Pm
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, nagstone
terraces. walks. chimneys, tireplaces; ee-
wss mshs xeki aons
CONCRETE WoRk-Driveweys,, sidewalks
Free estimates. MILLER & LONG CO..
eeGSssrtoM.bunr 2.ssdroom house. s4.2so
KEYSTONE coNsT. Co, Alex. $3.50.
ing. plastering. painting, etc: free esti-
nsfi g sasf sszH ga s5srf re- t.
'cLoTHEsLNE FENcEs-"No sag. no
SosAe LINE sf"esS.' co. pL e. sssa; after
GkNERai ERli, REPAIRS. interior, exterior
meesanss DaiatnS DapsF aE hseEnE ssfs reliable shte
ABoVE-GRADE waterproohng, brick point
es tesa 'sse Th snnfss rsDavsa g bsN
CONCRETE, ca N1SRHTE CEMENT woRK-Foodthings.
driveways, porches, basement floors, steps;
old and new work. c. GALEA, AT. 2S64. 264.
DRIvEwAYs and farm lanes, concrete,
SisektS5 as eoLE stGs SS@plstf o5D s eayVf W. e
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing put the best;
laying, sanding. finishing cleaning, par
fss' sc sia
HEATINGSoil furnaces and oil burners,
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex-
Rs.s CO. ssai sa gay aSe aE
HOME MAINTENANcE isn't an expense.
It's just good sense. Call MR.. ROBERTSON,
AT. 7o48, for estimate. No job too small.
KIIcHENs-streamline your old kitchen
tops; entire Job done from floor to cell
2RHfN FaaTNo HONE pArffise Ga EA oo1e saae water
1885, req aishRf sRsf Rffas Fun
PAINTING, papering. plastering, floor re-
mos to pss Ca hama anyme qH s4
FAPER HAsGsG ap phIsT PANfING 1ssEG voTf
gqiIa ggaranteed; estimates, THE DECORATIVE
REMODEL. modernize your home nov:
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
HYATTsvIIIE CoNTRACTING CO.
Roofing, siding, suttering, painting, paper
ing; all work guaranteed; no down pay
ment; low monthly terms; for free esti-
mate call WA s4s6 days or ewes
BRING YOUR BUILDING problems to us
repairs, alterations, new houses. swim.
Designs, free estimates. WELLES EN-
GINEERING CO., Vienna, Va, 96. 27'
SPECIALIZING in screening porches. Best
quality material: Western fir and hemIock
framing: bronze or copper wire: expert
workmanship. w. D. TAYLOR, phone eve
nings except Fri and Sat. 81. 3942
ROOF, ASBESTOS SIDING, insulated
brick siding, other home improvements
3 o and " " payments, pawn MARYLANE NAB ~
TRINITY HOME IMPROVEMENT Co
roofing; We have it. we apply it; ou1
specially; something new, asbestos. paint
ing. Free estimate. Phone Warfield 4344
Evening star., 1947-05-20
SITUATIONS MEN.

mart time tax returns prepared. state
naents, audits; reasonable. OR. 2o74.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. small
business accounts wanted $40 month up
eefA. oW, 61f6. MR.. WRIGHT.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE Istings on

WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE Hstings on the
Tire Shop located in busiest section OF
NE. Recapping, vulcanizing and used tires
business Daily business 5000. Long
lease, cheap rent. Priced to sell. $4,000
cash. Bal. good terms
DGS Self Serviee-Located in the
finest section Of Sc Owner guarantees
weekly business over $4,000. Long lease,
cheap rent. II you are interested In an
this opportunity up
Radio and Appliance Store-This buy is
very outstanding Owner must leave short
ly and is making big sacriflce Does
S700 weekly business, mostly on repairs;
has cheap rent, good lease. Inventory OF
S4 600. This whole deal can be bought
lock stock and barrel for $4,000. Terms.
Ladies Fine Apparel Lingerie Shop
Near q theaIer in busy uptown section.
Did over $4,000 last and shows increase
this year Clean stock. fine fixtures.
Priced to sell quickly.
Mems Haberdashery-f,y you are looking
for a business which will show you q
nice profit and enjoy fine store-iook
INTO this real bargain. as owner is Ill and
can't take care Of store. Business car
ries up to the minute Nationally known
brar ds. Does over $50. 1000 annually Has
bought for 5000 complete. Terms =
The above stores will only be shown By
appointment. LOUNSBURY. and FISH
MAN, Brokers. Colorado BldE. No. sos
Ex. o591. Eve. Wo. 4649. 20
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n,lsINEss oPpoRTUNITiEs.

-TrsfY
S0o7TTNC HOUSE. excellent locatton-zz
lovely rms. baths, cil heat ~ niss F MGsss Moass.
Ri spps can nasp"ENi, 1WENis RsnobKkEE Rss4noKEWn wi ssli
snnabIe. alaa e. hoR can TR. ssss Of SUNDAYS. AD.
esasi z essSfaTsoiMoRrrE SALES AGENCY, selling pop
aiar maze ear: wen established in most , out
standine location. New buildings lust s,Il,, cUMl,
pleted.. Has most modern sna,pmeh.s ,ansr should loud
soessd aRa md nakns sn,s ysaT real oMners viii
III ions lease OF sell business and proper.yi; pi
This rare opportunity Is reasoaa,psf ,s sfp,rnish prrih
with easy terms; ~ VIZ ather siat information
hy haa araa, annn,ntment' st A. II. BACAS. Realtor
and Business Broker, 11l4 u ST. n.W''l -
GKoGLEY ssr store aossssas sgsssssast @
mixed trade: four-year lease at sfpp prIsa psl
month, includes. living quarters. frice'
9ft2uS, e2roeery nu Store In Northeast washinston
weekly business OF ST 200 guaranteed; To-
year lease at moderate rent. Price,
$40, 900. plus stock; minimum casn re-
ai uroceTy roc Store, self-service, wen eauippsdd,
doing weekly business Of 81 800 to Ss,u9S'
has Swear lease at $3.50 rent per month,
Grocery store with weekly sales rangins
from $1,000 to $4,000; 9-year lease Oh 90
tanabls at Low rent Price
s'1sT; Grocery ea a;S store. pes s ali new fixtures
and equipment, self-service, in rapidly
growing section. doing $4,000 weekly
business; long-term lease at reasonable
rent; an excellent store for an aggressive
businessman. GRADLEY, BEALL ~
HOWARD. INC. Southern Building Ma.
0271. Evenings. call A. Roheld, Ia
5000. III
SELF-SERVICE GROC. and meats, mixed
trade: apt. available immed;; weekly vol
YPsskesl Hns; 81 $50; 4a osae sae 600 cash down. s.
Groc., meats sand and beer; weekly volume
over. $500; apt available; cheap rent,
good lease: col trade; only $1,000 cash
down and you are in business,
DGS self-service groc. meats and beer
Nice clientele: Northwest ,section weekly
volume over $4,000; can do $1,000; same
owner over 10 yrs; 1000 cash re-
quired. Geo. FUR. AT. 1906.
volume @ o" over ST 900 cash. hY. quarters,
nice neighborhood; good opportunity for
a couple: good lease, I. Cohen. GE. 5055.
Groc.. meats and beer; weekly bus. over
ST 100; short hours: col. trade; good
neney-maker: price, S9.50o. complete with
stock; terms. Shea Chasen. RIA. 543S.
/, DGS self-serviee groc; and nd meats fne
carry tno Hauor); good corner with very
Jos n5sie cohsn famDefi.iosn IA s I kodob BooK
OFF. 631 st. NV. Ma 93S9, Ma. 1874.
20
CoLORED BEAUTY PARLOR location for
rent; established se1-service grocery Tor
sale; good location, valet seryice p snop
andIor shoe repair for rent. Ma 1889.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

SERVICE COUPLE, wife expecting, desire
apartment, small salary II duties warrant,
in exchange for services as resident mgrs.
make an offer. Box 319-E. Star.
Evening star., 1947-05-20

CoLoRED BEAUTY PARLoR location tol
rent; established self-seryice grocery fol-
sale; good location, valet service shop
and/or shoe repair for rent Ma 4h39
Evening star., 1947-05-20

ADDING MACHINES, caiculators cleaned,
oiled and adjusted All work guaranteed.
RE 1177 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
She's Lovely! She uses Ponds I!

MISS CLAIRE p'ARcfs DuNHAM daughter of Captain and Mrs
Thomas Dunham of Meadowmount,': Warrenton, Va, is
engaged to Charles Ranle Lincoln of Washington D. C.
Descended from many distinguished Vrginans, Claire
Durham has inherited their charming of astocracy
and There gamorous bewtchment about her dark
dark eyes, her creamsmooth complexion and lovely look
of mindful chic Il really enjoy caring for my face the
hlushceanse way with Pond Cold Cream she says
Il, makes my skin look especially fresh and s9f':
Evening star., 1947-03-16
Blush cleanse your face ezarnzu<Mpu|mr0wHn1z/60<

YOU BLUSH H.cLEANsE-Rouse your face with
warm water. Dip deep into soft-smooth Ponds
Cold Cream. Swirl it up over your receptivelv
moist. warm face and throat in little creamy
engagement ring circles. Tissue of.
YOU BLUsH.RI>sE-Swirla about 8 more
Ponds Cold Cream circlets over your face.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

See it give your skin:
IN instant Glenn, refreshed 1ooh,
an instant softer. silhier feel
n lorelv binsh of color
rou'lL SEE RESULTS roN,CHr-wilh this
new blush hceansing with Ponds Cold Cream
Evening star., 1947-03-16

Tissue we'll. Tingle with cold water Blot dry.
EXTRA CLEAN, SOFT, GLOWING your face will
feel' Ponds dennlcent action softens, loosens
dirt and make up-helps free your skin, Erery
mght-give Yourself this full blush cleansing.
E,crr morning a once-over blush cleansing
with Ponds Cold Creaml
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
Miss Barefoot
Miss Thomson
Entertained

Miss Byah Thomson and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Barefoot were
Miss Alana Matthes, member of
guests OF honor yesterday, when
the younger social set and student
at Edgewood Park school, enter
aimee at a bridge luncheon at the
Cape Fear Country Club.
Miss Barefoot and Miss Thoma,
son both bride-elects of April, are
oelng entertained by numerous
friends prior to their weddings on
April 3 and April IL respectively.
Guests were invited for II o'clock
and bridge was enjoyed at three
tables during the morning hours
and at / o'clock cards were laid
aside for luncheon which was
served at one long table conferred
with a bridal arrangement of mix
ed spring flowers carrying out the
color scheme of white and green.
The honorees were presented
with dainty miniature
and with gifts in their chosen pat
terms Of crystal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
W COUNCILMEN
RE lain TO FILE

James E. L. Wade and Richard
Burnett yesterday became the only
remaining. members of the Will
minton city council who have not
made their plans known for the
forthcoming municipal elections as
w. E. Yopp and Robert S. Lee
GWin added their names to the
list of those having filed for po-
sitions.
Mayor W. Ronald Lane and Gar
land Currin previously had joined
the race while Harris Newman has
announced that he will not be a
candidate is year.
The only other candidate in the
race so far is Warren G. Holleman,
who has indicated his plans to
toss his hat into the arena but has
not as yet paid his filing fee.
Wade said yesterday that he had
been too busy for the past several
weeks to make any announcement
as to his plans, but local observers
predict that he will join the fray
soon.
Candidates have until April II
to pay their S. filing fee, accord,
ing to H. G. Carney, chairman o.
the board of elections.
Carney, meanwhile, announced
that he would be out of town unit
after the deadline and asked tina
those wishing to file contact Rober
Strange at his office in the Willett.
building ON Princess St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
|AYANT IS ELECTED
'CHADB0URN MAYOR
Three New Board Members
Also Named
In R &C e
Special To The Star

CHADBOURNE, April Paul
B. Avant was elected Mayor of
Chadbourne today by defeating w.
N. Peal by a 261 to 178 count.
Peal was seeking reelection.
Three new members of the
board of commissioners were also
named today in an election which
had II candidates., more than ever
before in the history of the town.
Sam c. Carter lead the list by
receiving 300 votes, and John D.
Atkinson received 227.
w. A. Thomas, Sr. and ]. E.
O'Neill tied for the third seat at
a 145 count, and the board of
elections selected Thomas.
]. M. Hinscn, H. M. Blake and
D. D. Bruton are the incumbent
commissioners, both Hinson and
Blake were defeated in the race,
but Bruton did not seek ~re-elec-
ton.
A total of 455 ballots were cast
in the election.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
MATTHEWS ELEVATED
AS VA CONTACT MAN
IN LOCAL OFFICE

Robert S. Matthews, Jr., yester-
day was advanced from senior
contact representative to contact
representative in charge of Will
mington VA office, which serves
Southeastern North Carolina vete-
rams.
1t marked the second promotion
for Matthews since joining the VA
Contact Division.
Veterans in New Han O V e r,
Brunswick, Fender, Columbus, and
adjoining counties receive general
Information and initiate claims at
the local office for federal bene-
fits administered by the VA.
A World War II veteran, Matt
hews is an honor graduate OF
Staunton, Va, high school, holds
the B. A. degree in journalism
from University of Florida, and
life membership in Sigma Delta
Chi, national professional journal
ism fraternity.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
INQUEST SET IN
CHILD'S DEATH

An inquest into the death of
George Nelson. six weeks old
Negro child who died in a local
hospital Sunday from what doctors
said was malnutrition has been
scheduled for tonight at 7:30 by
Coroner Gordon Doran, he an
nnuoced last night.
The child was carried to the
hospital in a critical condition by
its aunt, who told police later that
the infants mother stayed intoxi-
Gated most of the time and never
fed the child.
Charges of murder have been
filed against Louvina Nelson and
George Porter, the alleged parents
of the infant, and they T nov in
the New Hanover county Jail I'M
der 81, 1000 bond.
Composing the coroner's jury
tonight will be A. L. Snow, Floyo
Whitman, Jr., A. w. Best, Jr., r
F. King, John L. Hart, and Jesse
Marshall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
TREASURY MAY LOSE
HEAVILY If BUDGET
CUT GOES THROUGH

WASHINGTON, April l - ZAP -
Joseph D. Nunan, Jr., boss of the
government tax collectors, tolc
Senators today the Treasury viii
lose $40 in revenue for every do.
lar they white from operating
funds of the Internal Revenue
bureau.
Nunan, commissioner of intern
al revenue, appeared for the sec
ond consecutive day before a Sen
ate Appropriations subcommittee
which is considering a $50, DOC, ZOO
House cut in the bureaus operat
ing funds for the fiscal year be
ginning July l.
He told the committee he need.
ed his present staff of about o..
900 tax collecting enforcement Of
%ficials if tax revenues are to be
kept up to estimates.
He said the reduction voted by
the House would force dismissa.
of 8,733 persons and cause a drop
of at least $500, 900, 900 in Treasury
income.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
{ OF E FOLDER IS
PROVING POPULAR

Requests for the Chamber OF
Commerce folder of the southeast
ern North Carolina region are con.
tinuing to flow into the local of
flee, according to chamber Of
ficials yesterday.
So far, the total number re
quested has mounted to around
1900. Among those asking for the
folders in large numbers are the
State of North Carolina News
Bureau, 1900: State Highway
commission, 1000; American Leg
ion, 1000; Veterans of Foreign
Wars, 1900; Reserve Officers AS
ISOLATION, 1000; and the knights OF
Columbus, 500. In addition to
these, officials say, many request
for single copies are being re-
ceived each day.
Those wanting copies of the
illustrated folder have been asked
to write to the local Chamber OF
Commerce and copies Will be
mailed to them.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
Free Shoes

ALEXANDRIA Va, April 1-(RH
Those two pairs, of shoes purchased
by General Robert E. Lee for So. 90
+ still on the books.
The shoe store where the pur-
chase was made has returned 4
check for the amount-plus interest
forwarded by students of Wash
ington and Lee university.
Mrs Clinton Ballenger, of Alex
andria, descendant of the stores
original owner, found the item In
old accounts now in her possession.
Both she and the shoe store say
they won't accept any Of several
offers made to pay the amount
since she disclosed several days
ago that the purchase price ap-
parently never had been paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
PAYMASTER BELIEVED
KIDNAPPED; HOLSTER,
AMMUNITION FOUND

HOUSTON, Tex, April 1.-WD-
The finding of ammunition and an
empty shoulder holster in the
abandoned car of P. w. Shinn
strengthened the belief today that
the 4~2-year-old paymaster was
kidnapped after he walked out of
a Houston bank with $29, 450 in
cash.
The dapper employe of the
American Republic corp. disap-
peared last Thursday. He was to
have taken the money to Calves
ton to pay off crew members of
the IS Potrero Hills "a govern
ment operated ship.
Shinn's abandoned car was dis
covered by Baton Rouge, La,
police yesterday.
Galen N. Willis, special agent
for the FBI in Houston, said shinn
usually was armed when he per
formed his duties as paymaster
for ships.
The Houston FBI office revealed
that Shinn usually cashed payroll
checks at a Galveston bank when
paying seamen in that city.
His action in cashing the checks
at a Houston bank last Thursday
was termed by the FBI as cir.
regular"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
NEW

A certificate of Incorporation for
Eastern Motors, Inc. of Whining
ton was filed yesterday in the
office Of Secretary Of State Thad
Eure.
Authorized capital stock for the
automobile business was listed at
500, 900. while subscribed stock by
Mary F. HARRISON, Arthur w.
Newkirk, and j. C. VESSEL, Jr.
was listed at $500.
Incorporation papers also we're
filed yesterday for the Citizens
Auto Finance Corporation of
Reidsville with authorized capital
stock listed at $500, 90. Subscribed
stock in the general financing COM
pany was listed at $500 by S. L.
Braxton, T. C. Williamson and w.
p. Sutton, all of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
SEABOARD AIR LINE
REFLECTS OFFICERS
AT DIRECTORS MEET

COLUMBIA, S. c., April l.
P)EChairman Henry w. Anderson
of Richmond, Va; and President
Leigh r. Powell, Jr., and other
officers of the Seaboard Air Line
railroad were reelected today by
the board of directors at a meet
ing here.
Consideration of the declaration
of a divided on the company's
preferred stock was placed on the
agenda for next months meeting
Besides Anderson and Powell
the following were reelected:
R p. Jones, vice president, fl
nances and accounting; G. B
Rice, vice president, freight traf
fic; L. L. knight, comptroller; W
F. Cummings, secretary; ". B
Pope, treasurer; w. R. C, Cooke.
general counsel; Harold j. Gal
lagher, general counsel; E. L
Lash, Jr., assistant treasurer ane
assistant Secretary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
LIONS FASHION
SHOW TO FEATURE
DANCE THIS YEAR

Bob Sylvester and his band will
be one of the highlights of the an
nual Lions Club Fashion review,
scheduled for April 10, w. R.
Jones, chairman of the special &C.
tivities committee, announced last
night.
The Fashion show will be held
again this year at Lumina on
Wrightsville Beach.
Funds realized by the event,
which will include dancing in ad-
dition to the fashion review, will
be used by the Lions Club blind
fund, Jones said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-02
Deadline For
Tuesday Bridge
Altered At Clut

The reservation deadline for
next weeks Tuesday bridge lunch
o at the Cape Fear Country club
has been changed from Monday
at l o'clock to Friday of this week
not later than 6 p. m. 1t was an
nounced this morning. All mem
bers planning to attend and who
have not already made their res
ervations may do so by calling
the clubhouse.
Already a large number OF
members have made reservations
for the party and a large attend
ance Is anticipated for this popu-
lar event.