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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
Out OF Town Guest Leavino
ForJames-Che Weddino

Among the guests leaving today
for BURLINGTON to attend the we'd
Aing of Miss Dolores Eolt C,sa-
thsH and Harry Coop james a e
Nj. and Mrs. Will am G. James.
,arents Of the bridegroom. Marion
James Of New York city, Miss
Leila James of Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Mary London James of Fcrt
sraxg. Mr.. and Mrs. E1~srd
Wooten. Miss May Wooten. Mrs.
j. Haughton James, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ksuno Leh.o. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Granger, MissiHettie James. Mss
Elizabeth Esrdwick End M. and
Mrs. Bonner Thomson, Jr. of Fav.
ettev lie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore S. James
Of Charlotte, Robe. James. Duke
University student, Oscar Peck 0.
Atlanta. Ca, Billy Sutherland o
Chapel Hill. student at University
Of N. c.. Mr.. and Mrs. Ranse,
Weathersbee. il. Tor, Lynch q
F. Chapel Hill. Mr.. and MR.. Arthur
London and Mr.. and Mrs. John Ion
don Of Pittsbo-c, Dr.. and Mr.
Frank Reynolds.
Friends who nave ente-taine5 fol
Miss Chsathan since the announce
nne1t Of her engagement 10 Mr.
James a~e Mrs. Geor-e charpA
Mrs. W. H. May. Jr.. Mrs. John S
May, Miss Julia Coorer. Mrs
James Lee Love. M~s.-Chs~ies D
orth. III. Miss Jean Love. Mrs. C.
V. Holt and M SIS Betty Hot. M.
q nton Easwell. Jr.. Mrs. John O
Parish, Mrs. Garvin May. Mrs.
James w. Walker. Miss Emile
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
ThetaC hapterReports
On Sorority Meeting

The first 1947 business meeting
Of the Theta Chapter Of the Delta
Kappa Gamma Sorority was held
recently in the High School audi
toriuna, with the president, Miss
Fannie Burnett. presiding. A LARGE
majority Of the membership was
present. This was in brief, a plan
ming meeting for yearly activities
as related to the Local, State, ano
National Programs.
A dinner meeting, with Teach.
er Recruiting as the ultimate aim
was decided upon and arrange.
ments made for early spring.
Mrs. Rachel Durham, tes cher in
the Lake Forest School and mem.
Der OF the 1ota Chapter of Colds.
boro was received into this Chap
ter at this time
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
Ticket Sales
RunApaceWIt
Patron Lists

The members of North Carolina
Junior Sorosis, who will sponsor
an entertaining musical ~"Steppln-
Hi in New Hanover High school
auditorium on the evenings of Jan
uary 80 and 81, have announced
that tickets for this production are
now on sale and may be purchased
from any member OF the club.
This show will be directed by
Lee Winter of the Jerome H. CAS-
hill Production company Of New
York. who is now in the city dl-
recting rehearsals for this fist
moving musical which will have
cast of all local talent.
The committee in charge Of pa
irons and patronesses hsve an
nounced an additional list of per
sons who have been invited to act
as patrons and patronesses for the
show, they are:
DR.. and Mrs. Junius Smith. Mrs.
Peter Browne Ruffin, Colonel Bev-
erly Snow, Mrs. j.. G.. Carroll,
Mrs. Harsrove Bellamy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter P. Sprunt, DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph W. Hooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Zapf, Mr.. and Mrs,
J. W. Ronner, Dr.. R. T. Ronner,
Mr.. and Mrs. William 6. Broad
foot. J.. E. l.. Wade. Mrs. John
Colucci. DR.. and Mrs. G. R. c.
Thompson. DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Sinclair. DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Graham, Mrs. George Johnson
DR.. and Mrs. Donald B. Koonce,
Mr. ind Mrs. Lenox Gore Cooper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burbank
Render, Mi. and Mrs. W. A. Fon'
vielle. Dr.. and Mrs. r.. 3. Red
man, Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Sloan
and Mrs. Charles Lee Bragg.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
Students Discuss Youth
Al YWCA Public Affairs Forum

and-tumble sister-brother family
that IVES direct, honest and appeal
ing. others who hit the nail on the
head with pet peeves' and de
lights were Mary Reynolds. Betty
Mr.. Lou Lyndon and Bradford Wig.
gins. Mr.. Wilbur Dosher represent
ing the father element in the fam
lily compared the father with a
pilot who directs and guides the
children over the dangerous shoals.
Mrs. Louis Poisson. chairman OF
the Public Aff;irs Forum. intro
duced the speakers and called on
Mrs. W. B. Evans to ask grace,
The dats set for the next Forum
will be announced later.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17

Considering the two generations
wao + cAd one another at the panel
discussion of the YWCA Public Al
fairs Forum luncheon held yes
tsroay at the Third and Grace
streets club house. the younger
generation represented by four
High school students, made a very
favorable impression upon their
listeners.
The subject under discussion was
Youth il the home" and was lead
by Miss Ruth 81; ckrlan. q mem
Der of the New Hanover High
school faculty. Malcolm Crawford
lead off by mentioning ZONE of
the irritsnts in q natural rough
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17

Room For Father
CHEYENNE, Wyo. W.p - Chez
erre's ultra-modern. million-dol-
lar DePaul Hospital will boast one
feature that will appeal strongly
to the long-suffering prospective
father. A large section of the ma
ternlty floor will be devoted te
Fathers ROOM with plenty o.
pacing space.
TRURO, Mass. W.D - Cape Coo
parsons of olden days were noted
1or their marathon sermons. A
certain minister from Scotland
thought nothing. it vas said, Of
preaching for five hours without
siving his parishioners a breath
ing spell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
Teen-Aoers Form Club
AT Maffitt Village

Miss Virginia Davis has organ
lied a new junior t.en-sge club at
Maffitt Village for boys and girls
between the ages Of II and IS.
The first meeting will be held
Saturday night at $50 O'Clock in
the community building, Maffitt
Village, she said.
A Wednesday night Bridge club
mss also been started which will
meet every Wednesday night at 8
o'clock in the Community building.
she added.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17

TODAY
1000 a. n.-NeW Hanover zole
WsCS of Grace Methodist
church will hold officers
training day at the church
Fourth and Grace streets. All
officers and chairman OF
committees of WSSS are
urged to be present. Mrs. A.
D. Byrd is zone leader.
400 p.m.-The East Wilmington
Home Demonstration CLUB
will meet with Mrs. j. T. Car
roll, Market street road
2.30 p.m.-Bradley's Creek P.-l.
A. will meet. The executive
board will meet at 1:3o. Mr.
Glissom of the county teach
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
sNcIAI and CLUB
dates to remember
CLUB
and
ing faculty will be the speak

ing faculty will be the speak
err.
$50 p.m.-Special meeting Of the
Board of D rectors OF North
Carolina Sorosis will be held
at the club house. on North
Third street. At 3:45 there
will be a call meeting OF all
of the members.
400 p.m.-Sorosls Garden club
house. MIS-. A. r. Willis will
be guest speaker and will
discuss the International
Flower show recently held in
New York. All members are
urged to attend.
300 p.m.-Past P h C n t a S
League will meet in the home
of Mrs. W. c. Baker OF 3O5
Harnett street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
WE, THE WOMEN
Men Should Cook Dinner Once A Week

a minimum of calling hep from the
living room to find the ketchul
and TO explain why there lsn
any garlic on hand, the old con
flict Of whether OR not to nave
dinner out once a week could very
soon satisfactorily be settled.
And, as Mr.. LaPrade assures the
timid souls who have never han
died an egg-beater or tossed a
salad, amy intelligent man car
learn to cook"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
Joce|yn Peck
Entertained By
M%IssBe city Davis.

Miss Jocslvn Peck ard her
flance. Allan Strange we're honor
ed Yesterday evening when Miss
Betty Blue Davis was hostess At 4
dinner party at her home in Forss,
Hills.
Miss Davis guests were in.
WED fos 2 O'Clock and will include
around IA close friends.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17

Nsere. NJ. and Mrs. Rogar cs,.
NJ. snd Ms, r. J, Powell l..
Mr.. ard Mrs. ea1l s'eveas. E. ~
Holt. j.. Mr.. and Mr.. Erwin .
'c't, Mrs. Price Buddv. j., "
and Mrs. Vs." Ut
Mrs. H. Richard Holt. Ti,...
Cor and les nj "a w..
Tcrmsn F. Use end Mrs. Wir.
:. Coulte" of Greensboro. Mr.. W.
liam S. C3hsnoler. and M . ard A.,
Waltsr C. BroN~.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
Craig
Troth Announced

HAVELOCK, Jan. is Mrs.
Lizzie Hodges Of Havelock an.
nouAces the engagement of her
daughter. Hazel. to Charles Craig,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Craig
OF Long Island. N. Y. the wedding
take place in February
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17

Club Pines On Friday.
Miss Elsie Burke has returned tc
the city after a short business tflr
to Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Pate ane
daughter. Joyce. Of Audubon. VII
leave for Charlotte. Monday. Joyce
will enter the Mercy hospital fol
an e%Serstion.
Mrs. Robert E. Lewis, OF Savan'
nah. Georgia, is visiting the home
of her brother Arthur A. Lewis
I'LL Chestnut street.
J. E. Evans has returned home
2O7 North IS street, after spending
two months as a patient of the
Medical College Of Virginia hos
pitel, in Richmond. Va.
Mr.. W. G. Fountain is a patient
Of Bullock's hospital and visitors
are not allowed to visit him.
Miss Mary Hedgepeth is conve-
'escing at her home. ISL IL South
II street after being a patient in
the hospital.
Mrs. Oliver Hutaff, Mrs. Alice
Morrow. Mrs. Lewis Orrell, Mrs.
R. B. Hare, Jr., Mrs. Marsden
Bellamy and Mrs. P. r. Smith left
yesterday for Pinehurst, where
they will participate in the Mic
Southern Duplicate Bridge tourna.
ment being held at the Caroline
hotel on the 17th and 18th.
Mrs. S. P. Brown, of II NORTH
18th street, is now a patient a
James Walker Memorial hospital
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
Garden Clubs Came||ia Show
O ensT Center
From 3o|cI0ck Until 9P.M IA.

The committee in charge OF tie
informal canellia show which will
be staged this afternoon by the
Cape Fear Garden club is cage to
nave a wide variety of camellias
exhibited and all growers have
been asked to contribute As many
variet es as they have in their col
lection in this snow even though the
blossoms are mot true specimen
blooms.
TomorroW's show will be the
first Of its kind given in Whining
ton since 1891 and a number OF out
standing and we'll known varieties
have been added to the local col
lections since That time. Due to I'M
favorable weather conditions the
camellias this season are not as
perfect as in years past but all
growers are urgently requested to
make entries in this years show.
The exhibit. which will be staged
in the Community Building at Sec
ond and Orange street. was origi-
nally scheduled for a later Gate but
since the heighth Of the blooming
season is this week locally the
show is being held today.
The exhibit will be open for pub
lie inspection between the hours
Of 3 and 8 pm. and the club hopes
that all flower lovers Of Whining
ton will drop by to view the
exhibits on display. No adnis-
son is being charged but a silver
offering will be received at the
door to defray the cost of the eE-
hibit.
A feature Of the show will be an
informal garden using camelllas
and aZaleas in an artistic display.
Exhibitors in the show have been
requested to call for their contain
ers and accessories not later than
s:15 pm. Friday. All persons max
ing entries in the event are re-
minded that exhibits must be
placed and staged before 1890
pm. Friday as the judges will
view the event at l pm. and make
their decisions. The show will open
at 3 pm.
This schedule follows the rules
and classifications suggested by
the American Camellia Society.
All exhibits must be entered be-
tween II am. and 1890 pm.
Friday, January II. All entries
must be staged under number
and be ready for judging by l p.
m. of that same date. Exhibitors
names are not to be disclosed until
after awards are made. No ex-
hibitor may receive more than one
premium in any one class, and
any award may be withheld at the
discretion Of the judges, whose
d Z C i S / o shall be final
Specimens must be named anc
correctly labelled and must be
shown with two or three leaves
There is no limit to the number o
entries in the specimen class
With the exception Of the artist,
arrangement classes, all flower
shall have been grown by the ex
hibitors out of doors, and shall
have been in his possession a
least 6 months. All camellia grow
ers are urged to participate in thi
informal show.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17

DIVISION A
All classes will be sub-divided
into white. red, pink, and varie-
gated. Simple:
Glass ]: Single tAmsbilis,
Glass g: Sen1i-double Doncke-
lari)
incomplete Double:
Class 8: (Glore de Nantes. Ele-
cans (Chsndlers), bilissima>.
Cor ,'lete double:
Class 4: Regular Intoxicated
(Alsba pplene)
Glass 5: Incomplete Implicated
Mathotiana)
Glass 6: TERED tCandidissms>
Glass Z: Irregular Prof. c. S.
Sargent
DIVISION 3
Exhibit Of Can1e11iss by profess
SIGNALS.
Glass 8:
DIVISION c
Arrangements:
Glass g: Camel1ias Only. AIRY
suitable containsr.
Class 10: Occasional tables. Ae-
cessorits NAV be used.
Class IL: Csmelliss viii, ether
plant material.
AWARDS
First prize: Blue
ribbon ) points
Second prize: Red
------ S points
Third prize: Yellow
llooon point
Honorable mention: White
rlooon ----- IL point
Show Sweepstakes:
Scored or total ribbon points:
Award: Membership in Amer
lcan Camellia Society for one wear.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
TOO OLD TO LEARN

takins
MS hrst a rplene ride at the age
OF 80, Frank Ringle climbed out
and remarked: It's great. If I
were a little younger, I'd like to
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Sam Nash. who has been
visiting in New York. is expected
TO return to her home in Country
Club Pines on Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17

Miss Elsie Burke has returned I
the city after a short business trip
to Richmond, Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17

Mrs. Robert E. Lewis, OF Savan-
nah. Georgia, is visiting the home
of her brother Arthur A. Lewis,
iii Chestnut street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17

Mr.. W. G. Fountain is a patient
Of Bullock's hospital and visitors
are not allowed to visit him.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
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Evening star., 1947-08-06
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc (cent.

GIRL. colored. desires work as mother,
helper: stay in nights q week II prefer
Gill. coiored, S. wants days work cleaning
and 1st-class laundress: intelligent: part.
time Job: refs. DU. 6614.
GIRL. colored, desires work cleaning ONCE.
SsoA q Asuesthouse; no Sunday work. ~ De E
GIRL, reliable. desires part-time work in
the morning, cleaning or mothers helper
GIRL. colored. wants part time. 2:3o pm
through dinner, days VIZ; SIS and car.
Eisw ER 1,s5 9T care for children; no cooking
GIRL, colored, wants days work or resu-
lar work no cooking, Call Ho. s147 bet
i' R'LAfN COOKING, m part m time; or baby sit
ting. Call after 4:30, FIR. 1866.
WOMAN, colored:, desires days work. Sd
M.1Iahon. WoMAM coI0red would like days Terk
WOMAN. colored. wants days work; with
references. MI. 1896. -
WOMAN, colored, desires work; expert
enced at plain cooking. knowledge of car
ing for infant. LU. 1888.
WOMAN. settled wants so Gays yron Work ni mrs
WOMAN. colored, wants part-time work,
2-6 pm. AID. 1857.
WOMAN, colored. young desires permanent
R.h.w.: on Wed. and Sat: references furn.
AID. 5165 after / pm, Wednesday.
WOMAN. colored, wants g.h;w., sleep in
Spt EoGd Ks rsf 70 fhoae PaeE Ex asse ns. maid
as cook and general houseworker or nurse
maid DI. 6040.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

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MOTOR TRAVEL.

GIRL, wants ride to Denver: starting Fri.
day afternoon or Saturday; share expense.
TWO DESIRE RIDE to st. Louis or vicin-
ity,o Aug. 81 or 22. Call MI. 3193 after
ATTORNEY, ex-Navy oficer. drive L. A.
Saturday, Pontiac coupe, wants party to
HARDY. DE 0695. -6
BOSTON AREA-N.Y.-Leaving Aug. &;
wants three pass. Phone PL. 0741. C: H.
VETERAN, student 21, will drive to Calf
for for transp nW oasa ebeut Aug. TO- have opr lic'
GOING MIAMI, FLA. Aug. 8, take 2 or j
passengerS: share expenses. RE. S379. y
ARMY OFFICER and wife leaving Wash
ington. Aug. 81, willing to deliver your
automobile to West Coast. Call RE. 3499.
VET STUDENT. 81. will drive to West
Coast for transp; have oDer. lie. co. 1858
MIAMI, leaving for Miami next wk., 40
Plymouth; will take 3, Call Ii, 1856.
Vt, N. H., Maine to woodstock, N. B.,
Canada. 3 weeks tour: return via Boston,
New York to Washington; round trip 100
per person. Call WA. 1885, 10 to 4 pm.
COUPLE DRIVING new car to Tampa, Fla,
about Aug, 8, take or 3; refs. exch. Call
Fairfax 64-.J-1
Evening star., 1947-08-06
HELP DOMESTIC,

COOK. young woman. to live, in, pvt. rm
and bath, to do 1sI-h. work as we'll q,
sefs senk sss sss 1sbV ~9 Write age exper sne
sSSS P.s mo; ABBY iSis Mrs. hs sboSDHHI 5SfaayI
COOK and general houseworker; expert
family h.D Gut wfsF ey reser
COOK. sxeelient for 81 employed nT; d. couple sSe
to 4sS pm laan Non hTa Se g cent, ent
sso5se Asb MITE Ho1slWosks5 5af Hssx sts5
sSults;, good pay; live in or out aso7
GENEEAL iNIsslHL HoUsEWoRK.' part time. full
days week. Apply at 1890 Montana ave
81 sa%SE " es5 ssoloEsa Ha 25S7 81 day vk no cooking
SIS wk.; health card and local refs. re-
CIV. plain Cooking. some help with
children, 51a days: live in: s25 week
G.H.W.. high class; plain cooking: live in
experienced. local references; s1oo mo
SfkEzMother,. helper or A shy: . to .y Leave
pleasant Job ! day off weekly; $40 wk.
Girl SGH Or Or WOMAN. s,sI thoroushly exper. in
szss MsK!alsy st St: ~ EM 4ssS;; !; -
dUOSEhEEf6hr WIllIe, sInAl Idulilyr care
Of 2 children live in; references Box
l5S-V. Star. 5
MAID. ghw. plain cooking. personal
laundry; 3 adults; references. Call WI.
1920 after 7 pm.
laundry: must have local. recent refer
ences, fond Of children, reliable and have
health card. Call OIL, 1075.
month, room and board. 1907 g st. NV.
FART.TiME MAID, hrs. 12 noon to PM;
laundry, general housework, cooking; ref
required 2745 29th st. NV. Apt. e17,
9 am. to l pm. Z
fn; 8 in family; Bendix: good home; $40
mo. to@start Box Oily. Star. z?
WOMAN (wl1ite) care for invalid. and help
WOMAN for g;hw. light laundry: ,5h-day
ences required Call ia e53s after Z
Evening star., 1947-08-06
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GROCERY MANAGER (m.), 10 yrs exper
IN grocery line; 500 week. PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 g st, NV; MA; $3.50;
COST ACCOUNTANT (m). $50; BCS de.
MA. 233S
Al SECRETARY. $50 %, public ,rela.
tions War Dept. exp. pref. real position
insurance, d.. $50 wk: legal secretary,
$50 wk.; contractor secretary. future,
$50 wk. retail dept. store sec, future,
5000; assoc. secretary, 5 d.. excel. oprty.,
$4,000; part-time stenoR, | wk, 3 wks
Tor new openings. Oldest emp. service in
D. C. Est. 80 yrs. Thousands placed in
top-salaried positions. Welcome. See Miss
MA 233S