The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-10
les and other various fun-frolics

ties and Otler various fun-frOllcS
are making for sad departures.
Patty Switzerland has added an.
other trip to those Of hers this
summer, though it be only a short
one She left last week to travel
north to Oriental. on the banks OF
the Neuse river. for a weeks visit
with her grandmother. Patty viii
return home during the first part
of this week.
Enough words from Winston-Sa.
lem to verify a situation is that
the Southern hospitality is prov.
ing to be Interchangeable. The in
stance which causes illustration OF
such is this: Billy Burton, who
moved to Winston : Salem about
three or four weeks ago from
here, has made many acquaint-
ances in that city already and has
been losing no time in seeing the
sights with the natives.
Anne Coleman, a correspond
ent of yours truly who lives in
that city, relates through the U.
S. mail taat Billy is proving most
popular with the lads and lassies
Of the place. We're sorry that Bill
ly had to leave Wilmington but
we're just as glad to know that
he has met the younger set there
and is having a great time!
Chances are that Billy might
possibly head this way at the end
of the month for a short stay.
Also the possibilities of Anne trip
ping this way for a week are ris-
ing strongly. Hope that we will
be able to see them both soon.'
A week ago Wednesday found
Norman George home after sever
al weeks at Camp Kanuga and a
few days of just travelling. Nor
man %journeyed there early in
July; and after a stay of two
weeks, he made a trip over to
Tennessee to see SeWanee uni
versity, as there are possibilities
of his entering that school when
he graduates from high school
year after next.
Jimmie Oldham and Larry
Dagenhart also journeyed up to
Lake Kanuga FOR camp, hut they
are staying in the mountains a
while longer; therefore they won't
return to the city until sometime
this week.
Life at the beach Is never dull.
Therefore each night finds many
of us heading that way TO see
what's doing IN the local resorts.
Several Of us went down to
Wrightsville Thursday night where
we wandered into Newell's Soda
shop for refreshments.
While ! was talking with Cathar-
Inc MacRae, Frank Bradley, and
Jimmy McCarl, I noticed Flonnie
Sanders and Kent Thompson over
near the counter conversing with
Johnny Gaylord and a friend OF
his.
A few minutes later, l spied
Randy McIver, Raymond Haas,
Wendell Hickman, Carma Davis,
and TEASE Morrison come walk
ing in together; and later George
Clark strolled in the Soda shop.
AS we talked over peach ice
cream and "Ain'tcha Ever Comm
Back" l saw Louise Robbins
come in with John Debnam.
Louise was suffering under a pink
skin and feeling rather warm as
she boosted the initial suntan of
her summer visit. She arrived
Wednesday afternoon + o Dur
ham to spend a week at the Deb
nam home at Wrightsville Beach.
Sara Kay Jordan is home after
a month at camp. . Flora Nc
liver liking her new home between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
on Chestnut. Princess Stellings
leaving Tuesday for New York
and Toronto with her family. . .
Macon Rice repeatedly doing some
fine dancing and enjoying such
with his mother. . more increase
in peroxide sales as streaks from