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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
StyIe Guide for HOMEGROWN Carrots

| Red Cored Chantenay's root
grows from 5 to 6 inches long. 1t
has a thick shoulder but tapers
to a slight stump-root. This is a
popular early carrot, but is also
suitable for winter storage. In
this type the core has been prac-
tically bred out which means that
this strain outrivals the old
C%hantenay. Its 9 color also is
deeper.
Danver's Halt Long is a sweet.
tender root, growing still deeper
into the soil, usually % a length
o. 6 to 7 inches. IT'S carrot is
fine for storing. 1t is recommend
ed as a good carrot for home
freezing. 1t is adapted to all soils
and is very productive.
Imperator is a streamlined
favorite and an All-America prize
winner. The roots grow Z to 9
inches long. 1t has fine-grained,
tender flesh. 1t Is recommended
for home-freezing. This carrot
should only be grown in a deep,
friable soil.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
Long|ey
Fairfax Hall
May Queer

Miss DeLean Longley, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Longley
OF Wilmington, vas crowned
queen of Fairfax Hall Junior col"
lege May Day and reigned over
the schools colorful May pageant
Saturday, May 4.
Attendants to the brownette
senior at Fairfax hall, were Miss
Betty Ann Jacobs. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. v. T. Jacobs
Brookneal, Va, and Miss Mar
jorie Conner, niece of Mrs. Bur-
dab Adams, Dallas, Tex.
Coronation took place on the
schools north campus with W. B.
Gates, Jr., placing the regal
crown upon the head of the queen.
Members Of the court were
gowned in organdie dresses in six
pastel shades, each made alike.
Mrs. H. E. Longley attended the
coronation of her daughter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
BY DEAN HALLIDAY
Distributed by
al Press Association

central Press ASSOCIATION
How do you like your carrots,
long, short, fat or slim? By max
ing the right selection of seed
you can grow carrots of the
shape and size you like, Or those,
at least, which will grow best in
your garden soil.
Study the carrot chart shown in
the accompanying Garden Graph.
1t shows the shape and size of
four dependable types of carrots.
Decide which type best suits your
fancy and then buy seeds accord
ingly.
The main difference in carrots
is in the shape and length of the
roots. If your garden soil is shall
low, or the heavy clay type, then
select the short or stump-rooted
varieties OF carrots, such as. the
Oxheart. The Oxheart is enc of
the shortest carrots. It's root
grows only 2 to 4 inches ong.
It Is bright orange in color, ten
der and sweet and keeps well.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
O
Woman's News ..
KAY GoODMAN-socia Editor Dial 2-SSl1
Dates to Remember

Lutheran church will give
mother-daughter party at the
parish house, Sixth and Prin'
cess streets.
THURSDAY
2:3O o. m.-The Junior High or.
chestra and band students o.
New Hanover county viii
present a concert at the
Chestnut street school.
800 pm. The Past Pocahon-
tas league will meet with
Mrs. c. J. Craig, $40 Prin-
cess street.
800 p. m.-The City Recreation
department will present its
third annual spring festival
at the Pembroke Jones park
opposite the high school.
800 p. m.-The Noe Guild of St.
Andrews Episcopal church,
at Whightsville sound will
give a play, 1.-THE Rag Car
pet Cutting Bee," in the
parish house.
FRIDAY
$50 pm. - The Crepe Myrtle
Garden club will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. E. Hall in
Winter Park. All members
are invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
Mrs. Percy Morton
Reelected To Head
B a c h Auxiliary

Mrs. Percy Morton was re-elec-
ted president of the Carolina Beach
American Legion auxiliary, when
the club recently met to make
plans for the approaching state
convention at the beach in June.
Other officers elected to serve
with Mrs. Morton included:
Mrs. Iva Haines, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. H. M. Thornburg,
second vice president; Mrs. J. J.
|Kliva, recording secretary; Mrs.
George Applewhite. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. william Benway,
treasurer; Mrs. Floyd Fowler.
sergeant at arms; Mrs. Evdail,
historian; Mrs. C. M. Murrin,
chaplain.
Mrs. r. ]. Cause and Mrs. Fin
ley Mcmillan, both members Of
the Wilmington auxiliary, attended
the meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13

vice-presidents generals will be
elected out of a field of nine can.
didates.
The Congress is expected to take
a strong stand for national de-
tense and against communism and
communistic activities. Other mat
tiers expected to come Before the
Congress by resolution will in
clude strikes in industry, hous.
ing, cost of living, rent controls
and similar matters involving the
health and welfare of American
citizens. The Society is expected
to maintain its stand against any
change in existing immigration
laws and regulations.
AS a prelude to the opening Of
the Congress nearly a thousand
members will make a pilgrimage
to Valley Forge, Pa, on Sunday,
May 10. A memorial Bell Tower
which will house the great Ma
tional Carlton will be dedicated.
Funds for construction of the tower
which will be built of enduring
stone were raised during the ad-
ministration of Mrs. Talmadge, as
one of peace-time projects of the
organization.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
Music
Tea Staged Al
YWCASunday

The last of the series of Music
Fellowship Teas, co-sponsored by
the Thursday Morning Music club
and the Young Woman's Christian
association, was held at the
YWCA Sunday afternoon, May IL
at 400. Hostess Of the afternoon
were Y-Teens of Wrightsboro 5,
Sunset Park, Chestnut Street, and
Tileston schools.
The music, arranged by Mrs.
Conrad VESSEL, was presented as
follows:
Piano-The First Violet - Behr,
A Ghost Story-Smith by Carol
Lynn Young.
Violin-C aratina - Dancla, by
Ronny Davis; Accompanist-Mrs.
j. D. Edwards.
Piano-God In Nature-Beetho-
ven, Adagio, from 1.-The Moon
light Sanata"-Beethoven by 10 =
anna Corbett.
Trunpet-Little Mother of Mine
-Burleigh, Kiplin's Recessional-
de Koven by Emerson Head; Ac-
companist Mrs. Lila W. Head.
Piano-The Warriors Song-Hel-
Ter, by Billy McGlaughn.
Vocal-Where God Hath Walked
- Mehul, The Rose Tree -
Praetorius, The Rainbow Chorus
from "Hiawatha's Childhood"-
Wilson by Members OF Chestnut
Height Glee Club.
Director-Mrs. @. B. Snipes.
Accompanist - Billy Nc
Glaughn.
The YWCA was decorated with
pink and blue c~ornflowers and
gypsojhilia contributed by the
Wriyhtsboro Y-Teens who were
also in charge of publicity. The
punch table was covered with a
lace cloth, centered with an ar
rangement of cornflowers with
candles on either side.
Nosegays Of sweet peas and
verbena, made by Lora Ann Car
roll and Maxine Schwartz of the
Chestnut Street Y-Teen club, were
presented to the mothers present.
Alice Letendre, Joneil Mercer,
Nannette McLendon, Sung
Knowles, and Barbara Jean Coop
er of the Tileston Y-Teen club
were hostess at the punch table
where fruit punch and cookies
were served to IS guests.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
Eisenhower To Address 5000
WomenAtN National DARMeet
Local Chapter Represented

WASHINGTON, May IL -
"Americanism'' will be the key
note of the Fifty-Sixth Continental
Congress of the Daughters of the
American Revolution which con
venes here next Monday, May 10
This was announced by Mrs
Julius Y. Talmadge, presiden'
general, who arrived today with
the first group OF national officer:
and delegates for the big meet
ing which will be held in Consti
tuition Hall.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S. Army Chief of Staff will de-
liver the principal address at the
opening session. At the same SEES
sion Mrs. Talmadge will deliver
her Message to the Congress -
The Eagles Wings. The sessions
will continue through Friday,
May q.
WILMINGTON DELEGATION
Attending the congress from
Wilmington will be Mrs. c. Wayne
Spencer, local regent, of the
Stamp Defiance chapter, and Mrs.
James M. James, recording sec
rotary.
Mrs. C. Wayne Spencer viii
play an outstanding part in the
congress as chairman of the North
Carolina luncheon, which will be
given Wednesday,, May 81, at the
Chinese room in the MayfloWer
hotel.
Invited to the luncheon are both
candidates for the president gen,
eralship, Mrs. Stanley Thorpe Man.
love of New York and Mrs. R. c.
O'Byrne of Indiana, and their
running mates. In all 230 women
have been invited to the North
Carolina luncheon.
North Carolina delegates feel
particularly honored since n OF
the vice president general nom
inees is Mrs. Preston B. Wilkes,
Jr., of Charlotte, who will run On
the slate of Mrs. Stanley Thorpe
Manlove of New York.
Prior to the opening of the con-
vention, Mrs. Spencer Of this city
will be hostess at a tea given by
the New York state division at the
Sons of Cincinnati club, the
former Lars Anderson home.
Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. James
will ] We the city Saturday.
Unusual interest in the Congress
this ear is due in part to the
national election of officers. The
three year term of Mrs. Talmadge
and her cabinet expires and a new
group of nationa. officers will be
chosen. Two complete tickets are
in the field. In addition, 81,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13

Mrs. H. D. Alspatch lett Wed
nesday afternoon for Columbus
Ohio, after spending a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. Tharp, 7o9 S. Sixth street
Friends of Mrs. John Russ Of
Carolina Beach road will regret to
learn that her mother, Mrs. Ellen
Lewis of near Effingham, S. c. is
still i'll. Mrs. Russ has been in
South Carolina with her mother
for the past two weeks.
Miss Mile M. Botesky and
guest, Miss Terry Sedyk Of But
falo. New York, are spending a
two week vacation at the home OF
the formers parents Mr.. and Mrs.
D.. Botesky on the Castle Hayne
road. They will arrive this after
noon from Atlanta, Ga.
j. A. West, Jr., senior at Wake
Forest college, spent the weekend
here with. his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. West, 1919 Princess
street.
MI. and Mrs. Paul c. Darden.
Jr., of Wilson spent the weekend
with Mrs. Darden's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard E. Allen.
DR.. Mary J.. Layton returned
Sunday from Raleigh where she
recently attended the convention
of the North Carolina Chiroprac-
tors association.
Miss Stacia Tennyson, a week
end visitor in Wilmington, left
Sunday by plane for Norfolk, Va.
Miss Tennyson, who represents a
cosmetics firm in the southeastern
states, is from st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mey1and spent
the weekend in Chapel Hill with
their son and daughter-in-law, MI.
and Mrs. A. L. Meyland, Jr., Mrs.
Meyland, Jr., and young daughter,
Sally, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
Meyland, ST., to their home or
Harbor Island, where they viii
spend the week.
Mrs. John Chambers Mcdowell
of Washington, D. c. is visiting
her daughter. Miss Dorothea Nc
Dowell. Miss Elizabeth Hawthorne
Peach of Wilmington, Delaware
is also a house guest at Miss Nc
Dowell's home.
Mrs. Harold W. Wells, Jr., is ii
Greenville, where she will attend
the funeral of her father, v. c.
Flemming, who died on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Pret-ow, Jr
arrived Sunday night from Louis
vile, Miss, where they have beer
visiting Mrs. Pretlow's mother
Mr.. ant Mrs. Pretlow will spene
the sum .er with Mr.. and Mrs. J
C. Pretlow, ST., at their home, 30;
N. Fifteenth street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
Bnde- Elects
Comp|imented
At Luncheon

Miss Louise Warner entertained
yesterday at noon at a luncheon
nonoring two of Wilmington's mos
popular bride-elects Miss Anne
Burr, whose marriage to Murdoch
M. Dunn takes place in June, and
Miss Carolyn Holland. who will
marry Alexander S. Hall.
The luncheon, which was given
at the St. Johns Tavern, was the
scene Of gathering for around a
dozen friends. The dining room
was decorated with bouquets Of
spring flowers taken from the gar
den Of the tavern.
Miss Holland and Miss Buzz
were presented gifts in their silver
by their hostess, Miss Warner.
Among those having luncheon
were: Miss Holland 'and Miss
Burr, Miss Juliette Robertson,
Mrs. David R. Murchison, Miss
Mary Symmes, Mrs. Bryan Broad.
foot, Miss Margaret Grower, Miss
Betty Blue Davis, and Mrs. Altar
T. Strange.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
CampbeN
To Fete Lions
Auxiliary

Mrs. William B. Campbell will
be hostess to the women OF the
Lions club auxiliary Thursday aft
ernoon from 46 o'clock when the
group attends it's annual tea.
Mrs. J. R. Benson and Mrs
W. G. Twining will act as joint
hostesseS.
All members are invited to at
tend the tea and are asked to call
Mrs. Campbell, 9517, to notify her
of their plans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
Recreation Events
Slated For w e e k

Activities at the Communit.
center for civilian recreation hav'
been slated as follows Tuesday =
Friday:
TUESDAY
300 o. m. Dance class at Com
munity center
400 p. m. Girl Scouts at Com
munity center
800 p. m. Airplane club at Com
munity center
B. P. S. sorority at Communit,
center
Wildlite club at Community cen
ter
Mems card club at Nesbit
Courts
WEDNESDAY
300 p. m. Dance class lat Com
munity center
700 p. m. Y. w. c. A. baque
at Community center.
800 p. m. Bridge club st Com
munity center
THURSDAY
1000 a. m. Girl Scout leader!
at Community center
800 p. m. ITALIAN workshop a
Community center
Home Demonstration club a
Community center
FRIDAY
400 p. m. Rooster club at Com
munity center
7:30 p. m. Teen-Age club a
Cornelius Harnett
300 p. m. Teen-Age club a
Community center
Camera club at Community cen
ter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
PLANS COMPILE TIE
FOR MOTHER AND
DAUGHTER EVENT

Plans have been completed FOR
the mother-daughter banquet to be
held Wednesday night at 7 o'clock
at the Community center by the
YWCA.
Mrs. Herbet Davis is in charge
Of serving dinner and Miss Helen
Dobson, pianist, will provide the
musical program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13

TODAY
$50 p.m.-The final meeting Oh
the Winter Park PTA Will be
held at the school. The ex-
ecutive committee will meet
a half hour before the reg
ular session. Under the d.
rection of Mrs. Lois B. Burk-
heimer the school choral club
will present the cantata The
Childhood of Hawathia," text
by Longfellow.
Officers for the new year will
be installed.
>a.s0 NM The Hemenway PTA
will meet at the church al
which time 4 program VIII
be presented by two grades
from the school. A report
on the annual conference Will
be made at this meeting.
600 p. m.-The Lake Forest r
TIA. will meet at the school,
following which the parents
will entertain at a dinner
at Miss Janie's on the Sound.
$50 D. m.-The Lula McCracken
Bible class of Fifth avenue
Methodist church will have
a class supper at the church.
Members are urged to attend.
500 D. m.-The Women's Bible
class Of Grace Methodist
church will meet Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock in the par
sonage, POI N. Fourth street.
500 D. m.-Tileston P.-T.A. will
hold its final meeting of the
year, at which time officers
will be installed.
$50 o. m.-The Colonial Village
Mothers club will have a
social hour at the home OF
Mrs. L. K. Hill.
$50 p. m.-The Myrtle Grove
Home Demonstration club
will sponsor its regular
Tuesday night square dance
in the old school house.
WEDNESDAY
1880 a. m.-The Board or Direc-
tors of the YWCA will meet
at the WV. The meeting will
be followed by the Public
Affairs luncheon. at which
time Miss Maude Weber will
speak.
1880 a.m.-The Wonlan's Society
of Christian Service Of Grace
Methodist church will meet
at the parish house of St.
Paul's Lutheran church. No
luncheon will be served at
this meeting and all men,
e bers are asked to bring
papers for the scrap paper
drive.
500 %. m.-Ti1eston school will
hold it's %pre-school clinic for
children entering school for
the first time next year.
400 p.m.-The monthly meeting
of District Nine, North Caro-
lima State Nurses associa-
ton will be held at the
nurses home Of James Wal
ker Memorial hospital. The
June meeting will be held
in the evening and a special
speaker will address the ses-
sion.
4:30-6:30 p. M. - East Carolina
Teachers college alumni will
get together for a picnic at
Greenfield picnic grounds.
9 ,. M. Wilmington Assembly
Number IL, Order of the
Rainbow for Girls will hold
its regular meeting in the
Masonic Temple. The cleo
ton of Officers viii take
place
500 .. m.-The Women's Mission
ary society of St. Paul's
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13

This medal is the hjyb..
the U.D.C. can COMES sneS
IT The Confederate Rcn =,
Rolls of Honor of Wo,,S Of
and II, Spanish Aner ri.a v
ans, who have died sino San
mortal Day, We're resd las
Moore who introducsSs 'g
D'orange, a veteran Of q. G
P pms $ War, and Of the hue n n.
American War, and s,s s's Sp
lnsston who saw acton a,sC Nh !:
PHILIPPINE instruction II
Addison Hewlett, ST. w..
r nasto Rev. Of Mr. ,,s J H. Bi s55,
church. as speaker. An &
address was made bv :. a.
who was for three wear,
I7I3.1 with the armed fore force
Mr.. Blackmore Terminal,
listeners that despite tb a
patton of modern Iifo PIE
much by not knowing ;u ~sG
the past. He pointed nnt ' ~
though it seemed that hat mat
fought a lost cause, ths+ We
try has cemented a sfro W..
ion. At great cost, o,,r ',s''
has been born and reho, Am
The speaker reminiso"5'
the capture of The Fos,o !
garrison, and the agony ~ \
PAIR of the Confederate o T.5s
who were being removs y'''
MIRA, New York, aboard =.
ships In darkness, with r .;'
bling, some dying, a ten rns'
began to sing and ali nis,.
the soul-sick men wers .'a =.
aged and heartened nv ~ ~
known singer. VIC
MIR. Blackmore visits, =,
and saw his great uncls , ~ !.
neatly marked. After man, $ 3
the names of the dead co, ,
ates were supplied in a liz,
by an old slave,
In closing, he pointe5 ~.
there have been many otber
struggles and many men h.,
returned. Their heroism is
lenge to make the world h,
memorial WreatheS were n
on the mound beneath tbs : ,
ment by Mrs. c. Wayne Sns .
OAR. Regent, Mrs. W, T.
zog, President of the Ams
Legion Auxiliary, Mrs, \
Langley, President Of the V
Auxiliary, and Mrs. Julius
dolph, Spanish War Veteran,
Nov the Day is Over
sung by the a%ssemblage. Thu
Mr.. Phillips then Offered te
ediction.
The ceremonies were broug
a close with the firing Of :
by the R.O.T,C. firing SQUAD
der the command of Cade
Sergeant Bradford Wiggin
Moore instructed the firing ,
to salute the grave CT Mrs.
O'Neal Goodhow, the famou
man spy who lost her life #
Confederacy.
Taps were played by RI
bugler Charles Caudill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
Women Of Moose
TO Plan P " y

Plans for the anniversary party
will be discussed Tuesday night,
when the women Of the Moose,
Chapter No. 40 hold their regular
meeting at 8 o'clock in the Moose
Hall. 416 N. Front street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
Convention
Call
Meet Today

Mrs. J. c. Williams and Mrs.
Elliott O'Neal, chairman and as
sistant chairman FOR the Fedora
ton of Women's clubs convention
at Wrightsville Beach, May 21-23,
have requested that all senior and
Junior convention chairmen meet
Tuesday evening at 8 o clock at
the Sorosis clubhouse.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
the TRUTH ABOUT
PlN.WQRMS

serious facts are revealed by recent medi.
eal reports. One out of every three people
CANNED was found to be a victim Of
ALA " .p without suspecting it!
distress if neglected. BUS Ae"A
80 watch for the warning signs that
may mean Pin-Worms-especially the NC.
gIavating rectal itch. Get JAMES ~
+1sht away. P.w is a medically sound
srd a'1 hia based on an officially recognized
small. easy-to-take P-W tablets worI - nn )
and safely. easily
Ask your druggist: P!W for Pfn.wo-u,,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
Piano Students
To Play Tonight
At Parish House

Miss Agnes Chasten will present
her music students in their annual
piano recital t h at $3.50
O'Clock at St. James Parish house.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
More Comfort Wearing
FALSE TEETH

Here Is a pleasant way to overcome
loose plate discomfort. FASTEETH. an
improved powder, s%prinkled on upper
and lower plates holds them firmer so
that they feel more comfortable. No
It's alkaline ~(non-acid). Does not sour.
Checks plate odor" (denture BREATH.
Get FASTEETH today at any drug store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
Mothers, Teachers
To Meet At Parish

The Mothers and Teachers club
of ST.. Mary's school will hold its
final meeting of the year today
at $3.50 p. m. in the Parish hall.
Members are urged to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13

Christopher Sholes, inventor of
the typewriter, was born in
Mooreseville, Pa, in 1919. In his
early youth he was apprenticed TO
a printer in Milwaukee. He in
vented the typewriter in 1867.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13

Nathaniel Hawthorne, American
novelist, was born on June 16,
1904.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
PERSONALS

Mrs. H. D. Alspatch left Wed
nesday afternoon for Columbus
Ohio, after spending a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. Tharp, 7o9 S. Sixth street
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Social Events

Mts Leus Ashton arrived sun
day from b .cWfar, Al, % loln
Nj Ashton lol the femainde
af his staN " Ashton Who Is
an Inspector at ingalls,, cNpe4 s
Ia reman here fuf another three
weeks They are quests IN the
home Of NJ and MIS- John Wat
sen.
Mr. and NJ A = nautsler
pent Tuesday IA New Orleans
Ms y D. Farmer was able
IN be- up FOR the FIRST time SAT
undlV after an illness oft two
months with pneumonia
Mrs. Lido Watts and daughter
have returned from q visit vt two
weeks with relatives AND illends
IN poplafNlllc
Nj and Mrs NJ r Voivedieh
and daughters, ludie, Carolyn
aud Janet have returned to their
home ia Mobile after a visit m
the home of NJ and Mrs J r.
Kelly Mrs W g. Dunn OF Pen
aaeala. who vas IA tie party,
remained Tor a longer visit with
he daughter Mrs ] b. Kelly
and family
Mrs II r. Matthew has return
"a from LauUef where he La.
been during the illness ol her
mother Mr. Mary landtum Whu
Is now very much better
Mr. am Mr. K G. WinRneld
Went Ia Jackson SUNDAY where
they were lotned tor the day bv
their son. h. g Wnenvld. II,
If Greenwood
Nh Fred Hinton and children
1T Rolling Fork Miss were week
end visitors t. Nh and Nh,
Brock SavelL a0l nth street
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