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HOUSES FOR SALE-Northeass.

POSSESSION By JULY 2O-6-rm. brick.
tile bath, h.-w.h,, full bsmt.: reas, down
transp. ASK for Mr.. Holloman, RE: 7104;
ewes. TR. 32S5. ALLEN L. KAY, Broser.
RIVER TERRACE NE, - Modern e-roo,n
brick, tie bath with shower, lovely bed:
rms, modern Kit, .refgry auto, hest, iuil
basement, Priced 70 sell CAL GE: sS4i
30
oPEN-14 BuRNs-Attrsctivs o-rm., IN
bath, fun bsmt., gas heat, brick nome,
Apis. Do out Ninn. ave. 70 blaine turn
right Blk. to Burns. Call Mr.. WKLFH
ID. 0267 or II. 1921. 6604 Marlboro ptse.
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COLORED-18OO BLK, 3rd st, N.W.-3
s14.Seos sG4Paeee $500 psst CASH cash A"A'' 'A ~
400 blk Fla. ave. n.w.-.3 spts; h..w.h.,
side lot. can give possession OF basement
200 blk. Of Eye st. n.w.-9 rms, bath.
h.-w.h., 2-car brk. GARAGE. $4,000.
So 900 cash; ,-,.. ora
commercial: to settle an estate, S6.000.'
Unit blk Fla. ave. n.w-1st CONNER
cial: rms. bath. h..w.h.; S10,6o0. -
100 blk. Bladenshurg I'd. n.e.-1st
commercial: 9 rms, bath. Arcoia heat;
price, 81 900.
1900 blk 5th st. nw-6 rms. bath;
$4,000. $1,000 cash, GUY TIMER 1879
tn ct NV NO 4907,
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vETERANS-Apts. for veterans. ]. and 2
bedrm. suites: veterans; using their 81
chase a modern brick 4-farily apt. bldg.
and each occupy an apt; the rent from
the other apis. helps to pay for bldg;
each veteran can occupy an individual apt.
at an approx. cost Of S25 month apiece:
2 apis. have living rr., dinette and kit,
bedrms and tiled bath with shower. and
apis. have living rn., dinette and kit,
/ bedrn. and tiled bath with shower; hard
and screens: kit, has elee; rsfgr: and stove:
This is a most unusual offering and will
tails. NA. Si41. MI. Mcdlnnlss win Be
PsassS sEaFsEs e sALGs sagia i5as psA s. NV ~
McDEVITT, REALTOR, SALES BULLETIN
you become the landlord. Dial sH.
81 Dsl.t,eld pl. NV: sls,s5o; 2 rms.
Sil. Sprine-New det. brk.; S13,500; 8
Exclusive Pinehurst Village: S23,950;
open sun, 3 to Z, 6e12 Western ave-;
det. brk. 6 lge. rms, baths, attic, gar.
Owner transferred; det. brk., near Piney
Branch I'd. and Flower ave-; rms. bath.
rec: rr1:, gar, porch, gas heat. fenced "a.
604 Thayer ave. Sill. Spring: det. brk. !:
S12,950; T.. b., attic. gar; lot 50x250.
940S Ga; ave.-S rms. B., 2,ear gar.
1929 Nichols ave. s.e.-Det: brk.; S12.-
500: 6 rms, b.. 2 refgrs., oil heat. gar.
Mr.. 18th. Park rd.-Home and income.
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Home for you, plus income from the furn
aPx aPtsx ,Ea, Tor q, appointment call FA' 77ol
IMME5iATE INN Shni POSSESSION Of . 5-roon
frame house at S2s Kennedy st. &: nv " II, IN
is st aosaaS ssh .onne s n
It Tor home and business. See Il today, (
s.s suit ds Soal aARR 6E SsS
6FEN Sal ! PIC TO 8; sunesy-77lR Alaska ave, ave,
center esIsf'ls hall. isrse living room, aSsDises
porch, full attic. fuil basement with lava
ssEs seis: eRa ovnsr leaving. sv .0i iRosERTs IATI
MEE 1888 Alaska ave. NV" oE. 127'
CALF. RAMBLER, situated in Rock creel
tsriais sais snd dining 3s.sb Tn. v;ti ss
e.. es5.''.S Hp. S' ss44: evenings. Mrs. Medin'
HsSsdzhoR H4s;s hA ssef eAf.ssm. g..s-sa.sndia ssn;
nm, kitchen, 2:bsdrrs: and bath ,.,S on Z. Is, Is
sn S9 ah ss1' s.nsa iS @ 9ersa and len 81
hon. ss afff M so7s ss sisas a. asRss
a2s caN2fsHnP xsEP0ns sLCek 81 P iIos sooS Conn
2 baths. 4 real bedrms.; den on 1st noor
QAuGleQ IGCLCAtiVn III pnoS.ASlt,
oil heat; detached garage; We recon-
mend this home: priced right; Sunday
Realtor, 11O6 Vermont ave. DI. $500.
CLEVELAND PARK personally recon-
mend you to see this house. Seldom d!
bargain in convenient Cleveland Park
This home is ideally located on quie
venient to the best schools, fast trans
custom built home On the nrst foor v,
have an attractive entrance hall, liyinl
room, Colonial fireplace, with Frencl
doors to inclosed outdoor patio. ,spaciou
dining room, very comfortable den will
picture window. Powder room, large mod
srn kitchen; second door he. twin size
ishsd with servants bedrooms; basemen
has laundry room and outside entrance
This home was recently redecorated b.
prominent local interior decorator. Every
thing is spic and span and ready 70 NOV!
4 in. This 10 An exceptionally well planned
comfertable home for large family: 70
lMf. Lynch. With VICTOR W.cKKRsHAA
1886 41St st. NV. Or 800. Ia
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s1.ef log s ass Baths II h.ss. ssF.ss 1sfsIY
Snhsd saan prce hme soS sns St' .s9ms 9 .e E% Ssh
km. III RE, ssSS. aOiO l.A' a'
PoGT9Rs na ss6l ssr. st. sss41 daSn
come via apt; priced low at $4,000;
GHY 9Hssrfss ssAHTY tsFYs RAJ reE saiDDo'nfmsn' call
besg t s osabs r.@e fos hSaas hhs on and
Hasless1 iot ssxI4e W With % paved alley u IN rear
an aAgs ATTRACTIVE i've price with convenient terms.
puRposs wRp ao' iss details Ay
ofENlsiLvEk sPkTNGNsSIS Cedar ave
eompesey ssaas ef easeo as:
Open ! to s; Out Ga. ave, to Bon,fant st..
EsF ElshS e sHA isas sTATs f c sH iiSs
sa sn bic. bsds, sse1 eenss5 Ss
Realty RI Ii sV C.. RA. 500; ewes. Rz. 1888.
bedrms', ~ bath, S."w.n.. fuii basement. two
screened porches:. nice yard; in excellent
sST sSnS pEtsea so e. qS1sd saee ':s :7sanxs
NEAR 14th AND PARK RD.-Buy IN D. G.,
where your taxes are lowers spts.. each
With PVT: bath; sseond:noes apt msn, RENTED
apt. vacant: .refss. and stoves in said
bldg; included immac. condition; back
gar: sIs.s5o. MeCuNE. At. 719o.
THIS EXCEPTIONAL, well constructed.
semidetached home. in imn aculate cond.,
in fine NV. section consisting Of lge: liv.
bedr. and b. on End h.. with oil heat and
gar; now available on terms. Call RA.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-$12,-
$50: 4423 Harrison st. NV; open Sun,
1 It'll pm; shown any time BY appoint
ment: semidet. brick of spacious
rooms. fireplace in living room; h:-w.h.,
FRANK j. voLKMAN, I'm. lS4S til s pm.
OPEN TODAY, 1-5-chevy. Chase. D. C..
9644 29th st. NV. Son Mckinley ST.; New
SoT . iayaseFyl H9Esh saEWs sna TiEESFsd e. e.
gH; So2s; Eye; Ia 22oS, .r.,
under $I3. 600 viii buy this 7-rm. 4emidet.
brk:; oil , hsss: ssrsss; nrsPa,ss;r ss ~ ~
sH. HOS.
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Atkinson
Audrey Cameron
Wed in Marietta

MARIETTA, June 25.-Miss Lau-
ra Shaw Atkinson. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Atkinson of Mari
eta, and Audrey Brown Cameron
Of Sanford son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Cameron of Jonesboro, were
married Saturday afternoon at
$50 o'clock in the Bear Swamp
Baptist church.
The Rev. Carey P. Herring, pas
tor of the Fairmont Baptist church,
officiated.
Miss Fave Names of Biscoe, pi-
anist. played the wedding music,
and George Jones, baritone, of Ma
rieta and Duke university, sang.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Horace Atkinson
of Fairmont. Her wedding gown
was of While marquisette over
satin, fashioned with round yoke
outlined in self-ruffles. fitted
bodice and long pointed sleeves.
Her fingertip veil Of illusion was
attached 10 a coronet of daises,
and she carried a prayer book COW
cred with a purple-throated orchid.
Attending the bride as maid-of-
honor was Miss Lula Atkinson of
Kenly. Bridesmaids were her Sis
ter, Miss Annie Lou Atkinson, and
cousin, Miss Jean Oliver. Little
Misses Betty 10 ana Judy Gamer
on of Sanford. rieces of the bride
groom. were flower girls, and Will
liam Horace Atkinon Of Fair
mont, nephew of the bride. was
ringbearer. All of the brides at
PENDANTS were gowned in marqui-
settle frocks in pastel shades and
carried nosegays OF mixed flow
ers.
The bridegroom was attended
by his brother, Gilbert Cameron,
of Sanford, as bset man. Ushers
were his brother, E. L. Cameron,
Jr.. of Jonesboro: the bride, S
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EmmOns-EdWards
Rites SOlemniZed

LUMBERTON. June Is The
marriage of Miss Mary Ma~cella
Edwards, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James V. Edwards of Lu-
mberton to Sgt. Edward Ernest
Emmons Of Fort Bragg and Jeffer-
son City was solemnized June II.
in the Lumberton Free VIII Bap-
fist church by the Rev. Bailey {.
Lewis. The double ring ceremony
was used.
j. W. Mears. pianist, and Mrs.
Grady Byrd, s%oloist, presented the
wedding music.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a tWo-piece dress
OF ..'hite crepe with white Access
series and carried a prayer book
topped by an orchid. Attending
the bride as maid of honor was
her cousin, Miss Mary A. Barnes
OF Laurlnburg who wore a black
and white dress and carried a
nosegay of mixed flowers.
Henry {. Edwards, brother Of
the bride, served as best man.
Ushers were the Rev. Nathan
Henchey of Wilmington and J. v.
Harrell.
Mrs. Emmons has recently been
employed in LaurinDurg. The
bridegroom served Cor three years
with the 82nd Airborne Division in
the European Theatre and is now
stationed at Fort Bragg.
After the ceremony wedding
guests were entertained at a re-
ception at the nome of the brides
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
V. Edwards. Miss Mary A. Barnes
and Mrs. Gordon Masincupp gave
a coca-cola party after rehearsal
Friday evening. Mrs. Clara T.
Stone and Mrs. Edith E. Elmore
were h~ostesses al a shower for
the bride. The bride and bride
groom entertained the wedding
party at dinner Friday evening.
The climax of the year cor
the Col. Thomas Rcbeson Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, was reacted in the pres
ence of the state regent. Miss
Gertrude Carraway of New Bern.
at a Flag Day luncheon at the
Lorraine Hotel. Mrs. W. F. Scar
borough, regent, presided. Miss
Carraway and Mrs. Willifred Vel
Ions addressed the members, and
the state regent Installed new Off
r Mrs. E. L. Whiting was pro-
gram leader.
nial 0-2211 For Nn1ucnanar Sorrica
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
IA. Sawyer To Exhibit
Water Co|ors In Southno.

SOUTHPORT, June 25-An ex-
hibition Of water color paintings,
the work of Wells M. Sawyer, ma
tionally known landscape and por-
trait painter, will be sponsored by
the Women's Auxiliary of st. Phil
lips church Tuesday afternoon.
from 2 to 6 o'clock, in the UdO
building on the Garrison grounds
Mr.. Sawyer, accompanied by
his wife, came 10 Southport sew
eral days ago a. the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harris Nelson Of Cas-
well Beach. 1t vas largely through
the good offices Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Nelson that the showing has
been arranged.
About 30 paintings will be
shown. Nature scenes of Spain,
Italy. Egypt, India, Mexico, and
the United States will be exhibit
ed.
Since about 1926 the condition
of Mr.. Sawyer's health has nee
essitated his residence in warn
climates. Still active he has con-
tinued his beloved painting
wherever he has travelled.
Important one-man exhibitions
Of his work have ben sponsored
by the United States government;
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
MIDWAY PARK

MIDWAY PARK, June 25.-Mrs.
Carl Armstrong and daughter,
spent Friday in Wilmington.
Mrs. A. B. Miller and children
will leave Saturday to make their
home in Rich Square. Mr.. Miller
will join them later in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Summerlin
and daughter, spent the weekend
in Kenansville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Willis and
son, Alex, spent the weekend in
New Bern.
Mrs. Sam Munich and Mrs. A. B.
Pierce spent the weekend in Wei
don, where they attended the Mo
horne-Drayer wedding.
Harmon Pryor Of Charleston, S.
C. is visiting his sister, Mrs. Carl
Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Stephen
son and children, Keith and Joyce,
have returned from Smithfield
where they spent two weeks.
Joe King Tinsley left Saturday
for Forest City, where he will
spend the summer with his grand
mother.
Mrs. Calvin Meekins and daugh'
ter, June spent Saturday in New
Bern.
B. A. Barringer has returned
from a visit in his home in Llber'
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heckle ane
children. have returned from Char
lotte.
Pat Raney and Carolyn BoneJ
have returned from Louisburg col
lege. where they attended the Me
thodist Youth conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Purdue
Chester Myers, and daughter, Lin
da, have returned to their hokm'
in Thomasville. after spending thu
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
BARLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Barker ant
sons, are back in town after
weeks visit in Greensboro.
Mrs. c. G.. Hill and sons ant
daughter, have returned to thei-
home in Oak Ridge, Tenn, ate
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Win
chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd Hudson ant
son, have returned from a vlsl
in Lancaster, S. {.
Miss Ann Pierce has returned
from a two weeks visit in Weldon
Mr.. and Mrs. K. T. Knight ane
children are spending some time
at Mays Head.
Mrs. Daisy Feaster of Augusta
Ca, is visiting her son, TWlgg:
Randall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26

Mrs. Harry S. McGirt won high
score at bridge Wednesday, when
the Carolina Yacht club held its
second bridge lurcheon Of the
summer for members and their
ort-ot-town guests.
Mrs. Edwin B. Josey was Sec
ono high-scorer.
Hostesses for the week were
Mrs. Lewis F. Ormond and Mrs.
Andrew Harris, Jr. who assisted
Mrs. Russell Park, directing host
ess tor June.
Entertaining for her h~ouseguest,
Miss Barbara Covington of Wades-
boro, Miss Vie Sanders, daughter
O. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Sanders
was hostess at luncheon for Is
guests.
The young members Of the
party included: Miss Covington,
Miss Katherine Harriss. Miss
Helen Boushee, Miss Jane sprunt,
Miss Gretter Duffy. Miss sallie
:Trulove and guest, Miss Douglas
Mickey. Miss Anne Everett, Miss
Mary Hill. Miss Fannie Longley,
Miss Katherine Rhett and guest.
Miss Dottie Eth OF Louisville,
Ky, Miss Molly Craig Of Lake
Wakes, Fla, and Miss Marguer-
lite MacRae.
Guests playing bridge during
the day were: Mrs McGirt, Mrs.
Josey, Mrs. Eugene johnson, Mrs.
N. L. Foy, Mrs. H r. Coleman,
Mrs. Julian Fields. Mrs. W. S.
Baker, Mrs. c. J Watts, Mrs E
B. Josey. Mrs. E. j. Toomer. Mrs.
Arthur Brown. Mrs. Ed Weaver,
Mrs. L. L. Doss, Mrs. R. c. Can't
well. Jr., Mrs. H. R. Harrah and
Mrs. Hugh McEachern.
Mrs. j. c. Slocumb, Mrs. Dan
Penton. Mrs. j. O. Broughton,
Mrs. B. R. Morrison, Mrs. T. w.
Keith, Mrs. W. L Berry, Mrs c
L. Meister, Mrs. c w Pratt, and
Mrs. c. Ashburner.
Mrs. E. R. Toms, Mrs. John
VESSEL, Mrs. W. E. Curtis, Mrs.
Claude Howell. Mrs. William P.
Emerson. Mrs. Joseph w. Hooper,
Mrs. DuBrutz Poisson. Mrs. Da-
vid H. Scott, Mrs. H. M. Parsley,
Mrs. Cameron MacRae. Mrs. l..
e. Farthing. Mrs. R. A. Parsley,
end Mrs George Davis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26

By by M the Spanish National Can
the Friends Of the Con1 q, span,
aga; and by the s ou,bsyr., Ma.
projects and American y Ar
ton TO & o. Arts, which brosdlI' e es
ed the country with exhibit, cover,
Spanish oils and water 1,ls Of his
In Mexico the Univer rs.O'', :.
made a showing of pic e,.g Gu
pointed in that country. I IN : he
carolina the Mint CALM !, N0'a
Shariotte showed some t5l,,. il
ms oils and water colors 5 W,@y Ct
his paintings have bee s a''y a
general exhibits IN this '''o5H il
and in England. The Fjorid toan1y
Grafton and the Clearwater NJ red
UNI groups have renes a5u,s-
shown: Mr.. sawyer's ~FyeIba.,ssaay
sunshine is included in the ,r'i
that IS to be shown at tbo group
Gallery in Charlotte this va. MINT
1t is understood that d,r ,ra'
local show Mr.. Sawyer will , ne
ar informal talk about his ns 5,.'
ing work here and there P', ~,
lovers in Southeastern North AL an
DINA are invited TO attend 0a'
yer offering will be taken Nv y W.
church auxiliary. ne
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
P ERSONALS

Mrs. c. L. Knopple and mother,
Mrs. c. NJ. Li.tleton, Sr., of Phila-
deiphia, Pa, have arrived by car
to visit Mrs. Knopple's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Melton at Davis Beach.
Miss Edith Crowley Of this city
and Miss Bette Murphy Of Akin
son have returned from Mays Head
where they attended a houseparty
of Peace College students given
by Miss Media Robson.
Morris D. Mnltz, 814 Dock street,
is a patient in the Bullock Hospital
clinic.
Richard Doherty of Washington.
National Association of Broadcas-
.ers, is the guest of R. A. Dunlea,
manager Ct WMFD.
add dates 10 remember -.
Sanford DoXey. Jr., who has been
visiting his Wifc's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Thomson on Wrights-
vile Beach, returned to Fayette-
Wednesday. Mrs. Doxey will
remain with her parents for sew
eral more days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert K. Ander
and Young daughter OF Charlottes-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
Youth Fellowship
In Bolivia Plans
Children's Show

The Youth Fellowship Of the b.
livia Methodist church will spon-
sor a baby contest Saturday eve
ming, 8 o'clock, in the Bolivia gym
nasium.
The contest is open to children
between the ages of one year and
four years old.
Other entertainment will be fea-
tured on the program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26

brothers, Richard and Rslnb l.,
kinson; and Archie McCorniL",
Jonesboro. Oh
Mrs: Cameron was grsdus,.,
from Flora Macdonald coIIega
1916 and during the past wear ., IL
a member of the faculty of Wa5.,
boro schools. The brjdeuroo.
served with the NAVY for NV.
years, part of that time IN w..
Pacific area. He is now in nng
ness in Sanford. where the rm,n'.
will be at home.
After the ceremony the byjds,
parents entertained at an inform,l
reception. Nj. and Mrs. ",
Oliver gave the cake-cuttino A.
lowing rehearsal on FRIDAY e,.
ming. Misses Jean Oliver An,
Emilyn Barnes we're hostesse, n
a kitchen shower for the bride y
the home Of Miss Oliver.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
Mrs. Harry McGirt, tfgh scorer
In Carolina Yacht Club Bridge

Mrs. C. Wayne Spencer, Mrs.
M. j. Carson, Mrs. Robert N.
Murphy of Richmond, Va, Mrs.
A. M. Hall, Mrs. Grace T. Little,
Mrs. w. G. Whitehead, Mrs. R. G.
Rankin, Mrs. W T Mars, Jr,
Mrs. R. A. Little. and Mrs. Muir
dock Dunn.
Mrs. S. Bryan. Broadfoot, Miss
Elizabeth Jones of Durham. Mrs.
Kenneth Hall, Mrs. Eugene Raney
of Raleigh, Mrs. Jack Christian,
Mrs. Everett Lindsay. Mrs. Rob
ert Slocum, Mrs. Edward Patrick,
and Mrs. w. R. Noe.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26

LONGER -. Definitely
longer skirt IN a summer
suit Of gunmeta1 Chinese
;silk, New York designed.
good-looking legs have refused
definitely to lengthen their skirts.
The way things are shaping up
al present, you'll be safe (and
also in fashion, if you lengthen
your street clothes about two
inches. For coctaiI outfits and
other more dressy clothes. the
skirts may be from mid-cah To
ankle length, with high-style par
ments cavoring the longer skirts
However, sensible women are
adjusting skirt lengths to their
individual preferences. It's sirv
to say skirts should be IL or ID
or IS inches from the foo,
whether the wearer is five feet
two or six feet tall. The costume
should be in proportion to the
wears1. : tall eirl has longer lees
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
Cooking
BY CHARLOTTE A
Vegetable Juice Cocktail

OledlIleu 0dlllIOIl
Drawn Butter Sauce
Potato Boxes
Gren Peas with Chopped Mint
Chicory and Radish Salad
Fresh Cherry Pie
(Recipes Serve Four
STEAMED SALMON
2 pounds fresh salmon,
Salt
Pepper
~ lemon, quartered
! hard cooked egg, quartered
Chopped Parsley
Wipe salmon with damp cloth
and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Place on creased plate or wrap
in dampened cooking paper. Place
in steamer and stream for 20 min
tues over hot water. Remove from
steamer and place On serving
dish. retaining juice to use in
sauce. Garnish with lemon and
hard cooked egg and sprinkle with
chopped parsley. Serve with
drawn butter sauce to which a
chopped hard cooked egg is add
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26

TODAY
800 D. m.-The Audubon Home
Demonstration club will teet
with Mrs. Henry Verzaal,
Cherr, avenue. All members
invited.
1880 p. m. - Supper party al
Surf club at Wrightsvllle.
THURSDAY
p.m.-The Women's auxiliary OF
the Myrtly Grove Presbyter-
ian church will meet at the
church.
800 .. m.-The Letitia Rebekah
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
SOCIETY
W0man's News
KAY GOODMAN Social Editor O' ~
Oates to Remember

Lodge, No. 3, IoOF, will
meet in the Odd Fellows
building. Out-of-town visitors
and members of the lodge are
invited to attend.
FRIDAY
1900 a.m.-Duplicate card tourney
at Surf club. Wrightsvllle.
300 o. m. - The Winter Park
Home Demonstration club
will meet with Mrs. R. H.
Groves. Mrs. Sadie Long and
Mrs. Molly Royc-oft will be
joint hostesses.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
B | R T HIS

FLORENCE KATHRINE PIMM
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice c. Pimm
of GAINESVILLE, Fla, announce the
birth of a daughter, Florence
Katnrine, May %, in GAINESVILLE,
Fla. Mrs. Pimm is the former
Carolyn Paul of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26

vile, Va, are visiting Mrs. An
der's mother, Mrs. A. E. Berry
for several days.
Master John Dallas Hampton OF
Columbus. Ohio, is visiting his
cousins, Hampton and Curtis Sew
ell at their home in Brookwood.
DR.. and Mrs. H. G.. Dickie, Jr..
Of Wheeling, w. Va, are visiting
his brother and sister-in-law, DR..
and Mrs. James W. Dickie at their
home on Williams street.
Mrs. c. D. Maffitt has as her
guests at her summer cottage at
Wrightsville Beach her niece, Mrs.
William Fortune n children,
Barbara and Robert. and Mrs.
Fortunes mother, Mrs. Roland
Richards Of Roanoke. Va. Mr..
Fortune will arrive to join his
family this weekend.
Mrs. Thomas Hunter is a pa
tent at James Walker Memorial
hoepi+o1
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26

LONG Slightly longer
hemline in an afternoon
dress of pale pink linen, by
Pauline Trigere.
BY DOROTHY ROE
Where. oh where should the
hemline go?
Where, oh where should 1t be!
When some like EN- short
And some like 'em long
Where should it be On me-? ,
This is the current lament Of
most women in America, VINO
want to be in style, but hesitate
to cover up their handsome I'M
derpinnings entirely.
Fashion stories about longei
skirts have brought about many
family crisis, in which the nus
band says flatly Il won't oe
seen with you if you're gong te
wear that long, droopy dress:
And In other eases girls WIFI
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
Methodist
Plans Home Coming,

Shiloh Methodist church. Bolton,
Ri. l, will hold its annual home
coming, June %, at II am.
Dinner will be served on the
church grounds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26

sauerkraut juice is an invigor-
aung first course at dinner.
Serve 1t straight or with 4 dash
of lemon juice.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26

More tomatoes were canned as
Juice last year than we're packed
IN any other way. The pack to-
tailed 20 million cases.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26

School lunch workers in many
communities plan to can and pre-
serve foods for raxt years's school
lunch need during the summer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
Betty L. Boegli
Graduates TODAY
In washington

Miss Betty Lamar Boegi,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. I,
Boegli of this city will graduate
today from the Washington School
for Secretaries, Washington, D. C..
1t was announced Miss Boesf
will return to her home in the
city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26

than a short one, and can still re-
veal a .goodly length of shin bone
if her skirts are well below the
knee. A short girl may look out
OF proportion in a dress that is
too long.
A safe rule, say designers, is to
wear current street clothes at
n1ld-caE length, which may vary
from II to is inches, according to
the wearer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26

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Evening star., 1947-03-24

can haul such items as jeeps. tank
and guns aboard.
Total weight Of this. Mars Is more
than 80 tons.
It u completing its engine and
taxi tests today. As soon as the
test pilots are satisfied with their
computations they will give 1t the
gun and roar down the brackish
waters OF Middle River toward the
bay In an effort to prove the COM
pany's contention that the colossus
actually will fly.
Test Plane to Take Trip.
At the same time the company an
nounced that It's 202 test ship-a
twin-engined transport now In the
early stages Of production--will leave
today or tomorrow for Minneapolis
and points north on It's first major
ss-country hop.
Engineers are taking the plane
northward in an effort to flnd icing