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Club Clock The Woman’s Missionary so cietv of the Temple Baptist church will observe Heck Me morial day Monday at 4 o'clock at the church. The executive committee ol (he Woman’s auxiliary of Im manuel Presbyterian church w,ll meet Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the hut. The monthly meeting of the auxi liary will be held at 8 o’clock. Visitors are cordially invited l0 attend. The East Wilmington Home Demonstration club will meet with Mrs. Oscar Pearsall, Market street road Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock. All mem bers are invited to attend. * * * Annual Recital Presented Here The fifth annual musicale given by the pupils of Mrs. C. J. Wilson was presented Friday evening in St. James’ parish house. A most enjoyable program was rendered to a large and attentive audience. The rendition of the program demonstrated the achievement in expression and the careful study of the pupils. The following students received awards given by the Sherwood Music school; Mary Benson, Pat ty Jones, Catherine Ozment, Vir ginia Price, Adelaide Wilson an d David Blanchard. The following program was pre sented: Zuyder-Zee (Lachlan) Marjorie King: duet, Birds in the Branches iRolfe' Mary Anne and R a c hel Morris; Dance of the Fairies (.Wil liams' Hazel Swart; Summer Time (Williams' Janie Anne Cannon; Waltz (Rolfe) Alma Swart; Swing ing in Fairy Land (Bilbro) Joan na Corbett; Snow Shoeing (.Wil liams' Helen Swart; Venetian Twilight (James) Geraldine Piner; recitation, “Keep On,” John Swart: Sunshower (Atherton) Ade laide Wilson: duet. Beetles’ Dance Holst' Catherine Ozment, Jacque line Hewett; Happy Farmer ■ Schumann) Cornelius Swart; Two Pianos. Sea Gardens (Cook) Da vid Blanchard, Mrs. Wilson; Dance of Avignon (Oehmler) Cath erine Ozment; Rambler Roses ■ Wheeler) Virginia Price; Two Pi anos. i a) Tarantella, (b) Carry Me Back To Old Virginia (Heller) Patty Jones, Mary Benson; June Caprice (King) Jacqueline Hew ett: Scarf Dance (Chaminade) Mrs. Adriana Braswell; Narcissus ■ Kevin) Anne Upchurch: Barque ODreams (Chittenden) Paul Jor dan; Solo Dance, Hazel Swart; Moonlight Sonata (Beethoven) Da vid Blanchard; Rustle of Spring ■ Sinding) Patty Jones; duet, Ar kansas Traveler—Concert Para phase (McDonald) Mrs. Braswell, Mrs. Wilson; Theme, Concerto in B flat minor (Tschaikowsky) Ann Jordan; The Flatterer (Chami nade) Mary Benson; Two Pianos, Over Hill and Dale (Engleman) Ann and Paul Jordan, 4 * * * Mr. And Mrs, Bowden Honored On Silver Wedding Anniversary A beautiful party was given in Burgaw Saturday evening when Mr. and Mrs. William Pender Bowden were feted on the occa sion of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. The home was deco rated with quantities of summer flowers and greenery. The dining table, covered with a rare lace cloth, was artistically decorated with flowers and burning tapers in silver candelabra. Mr. and Mrs. Bowden received many handsome gifts during the evening. Those present were: Mrs. Ray mond Bell, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Murray, Clifton Moore, Mrs. W. D. Moore, Mrs. David Bennett, Miss Jewel Bennett, Miss Ethel Murray, William Muray, Rev. and Mrs. Strawbridge, Miss Mary Ellen Strawbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ramsey, Mrs. Della Col lins. Mrs. W. L. Kell am, Mr. and Mrs. Schubrick, Mrs. M. B. Has kett. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bowden, Misses Ethel and Louise Bowden, Ivey Bowden, Gerald and Junior Murray. 4 -y Due to national tire rationing, long-trip travel by' passenger au tomobile has dropped 40 per cent in__the U. S. Specials MONDAY AND TUESDAY 20 HATS $1.00 values to $5.00 25 HATS $3.00 values to $9.00 Drastic reductions on onr Spring silk dresses and c°als. 10% oil on other summer merchandise. BEULAH MEIER DRESS SHOP WILMINGTON’S fashion center j_nH H(-HISON BUILDING LOCAL WOMAN’S COLLEGE GRADUATES * Reading left to right, top row; Martha Louise Robeson, who re I ceived a Bachelor of Science degree in Secretarial Administration. At | college she was a member of the Adelphlan society, Alpha Gamma club, I French Club and the Young- Democrats. She is the daughter of Mr. and I Mrs- c- A- Robeson of 1923 Perry avenue. Janice Pickard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Pickard of Wilmington, received a Bachelor of Art3 degree in Mathematics at the Woman’s college, was vice-president of the b(?l,kre Circle this year, and secretary-treasurer of the mathematics oiganization last year, and has been a member for four years. She be longed also to the Dikean society, Education club, Seal club and the i Young Democrats. Norma Croom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Croom I of this city, was awapded a degree in Bachelor of Arts at the college I recently. She was a member of Der Deutscher Verein, Young Democrats, I YWCA and the Cornelian society. Second row. left to rie-ht: Jean Bald . « ;n »mith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith of Wrightsville Sound, leceived her Bachelor of Arts degree in grammar graade education at the 50th anniversary commencement this past week. Miss Smith has served as vice-president of the Aletheian society this year, and a member of the Education club and the Young Democrats club. Beth Slocum, daughter of Mrs. Robert B. Slocum, Maiket Street road, Wilmington, was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics. A mem ber of the Dikean society, and has served as inter-society representative this year. Miss Slocum was a member of the Education club and Home Economics club. Margaret Lois Pickard, also a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Pickard of Wilmington, won her Bachelor of Arts degree at the Woman’s college last week in primary education. She was a member of Aletheian society, a member of the Education club. Seal club, Square Circle and the Young Democrats. Third row: Vivian Harrell, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry I-Iarrell, of Wilmington, obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree Tuesday at the Woman’s college in Home Economics, and was a member of the following organizations while at college: Education club, Home Economics club, International Relations club, YWCA and the Chemistry club. In her junior year she served as advisor to freshman. Executive Board Of State Music Club Announced (Continued from Page Eleven) tricts are: Mrs. W. Gilliam Brown. Carthage, the capital; Mrs. Victor Meekins, Manteo, Northeastern; Miss Nancy Ann Harris, Winston Salem, Piedmont; Mrs. G. C. Me Gimsey, Lenoir, Southern; Mrs Eric Norden, Wilmington, South eastern; and Mrs. Charles G. Gul ley, Cullowhee. the Western. Departmental chairmen will fur ther the state’s interests along every line of musical endeavor Comprising this group are: Mrs. Wilkes. Sylva, American Music; Henry A. Bruinsma, Duke univer sity, Artists’ Bureau; Mrs. E. M Spivey, Winston-Salem, Civic and Philanthropic Music; Mrs. John R. Crawford, Jr., Goldsboro, club rat ing; Mrs. Hugh A. Love, Waynes ville, Church Music,; James C. Pfohl, Davidson college, College Music and Choir Festivals; Mrs Vernon Ward, Robersonviiie, Course of Study; Mrs. Pearl M Tomlinson, Hickory, Edgar Still man Kelly Fund; Mrs. H. M. Mc Allister, Lumberton, Extension; Mrs. C. J. Sawyer, Windsor, In signia; Stuart Pratt, Elon college. International Music Relations; Mrs Thomas E. Horton, Charlotte, Extension; Mrs. L. Carroll Atkin son, Greensboro, Mozart Festiva’ fund. Other chairmen are: Mrs. Her bert W. Coble, Burlington, Motion Pictures; Mrs. C. F. Hawes, Rose hill, Music in the Home; M r s. James A. Brady, Statesville, Na tional Magazine; Mrs. William Ray Griffin, Asheville, National Mus.c Week; Dr. Charles G. Vardell, Jr., Salem college, North Carolina Composers; Clifford Baird, Salem college, Opera; Mrs. C. M. Has sell, Charlotte, Past Presidents’ Assembly, Mrs. Louise Young Workman, Charlotte, Publicity; Mrs. Harold Deal, Hickory, Public School Music; Mrs. D. S. Currie, Sr., Parkton, Radio; Mrs. C. H Sebring, Winston-Salem, Special Memberships; Miss Mabel Little, Gastonia, Ways and Means; and Kenneth B. Lee, Lenoii\Rbyne col lege, Young Artists’ and Students’ Contests. In the junior division, Mrs. Wil liam H. White, Sanford, is state junior counselor; Miss Madge Herick, Wake Forest, Competi tive Festivals; Mrs. Kathryn Daniel, Asheville, Student Advisor; Miss Daisy Carrigan, Burlington, Scrapbook Chairman: and Ken neth E. Lee, Hickory, Choral Chair man. The Junior district counse lors are Miss Flora Canaday, An ther; Mrs. J. A. Fleetwood, Con way; J- J- Hartigan, Shelby; Mrs. C. L. Abernathy, Jr., New Bern; Miss Nell Clapp, Greensboro, and Miss Novella Maclntire, Asheville. Mrs. C. R. V/harton, Greensboro, will head the important War Serv ice committee, and associated will her will be Mrs. Luther Hamilton, Morehead City; Mrs. Fentress Horner, Elizabeth City; Mrs. O. O Humphries, Wilmington; Mrs. Car. W. MacMurray, Marion; Mrs. W P. Speas, Winston-Salem; Mrs W A. Van Story, Jr., Fayetteville; Ida Wilkins, Haw River and Mrs L. P. Watts. Charlotte. The board will hold its annual meeting in Winston-Salem in Sep tember. » * • Tar Heel Girls State Opens Annual Session (Continued from Page Eleven) women, and leader in national af fairs; Miss Louise Alexander, for many years a juvenile court judge and now associate professor of po litical science; C. E. Teague, busi ness manager; and Dr. E. E Pfaff, assistant professor of his tory. Gray and Cotten halls will be headquarters for the week and a group of college students will as sist with arrangements there. Emphasis during the session wCJ be placed on living and working together as members of a com munity. Parties, a special banquet, informal get-to-gethers and direct ed recreation are being scheduled. On the more serious side, em phasis will be placed on war serv ice of the offensive and defensive nature, with special attention to be given to what girls can do in their own environments for victory and reconstruction. -V SUB LOST LONDON, June 13—(fl—'The Ad miralty today reported the loss of the submarine Olympus, a 1, 475-ton boat built in 1928. The Ad miralty gave no details. The Olympus was one of a class of three “O” submarines. p V_)ver see such beauties? Henry _ "Dreyfuss, world-famous designer created this smooth-writing team! Press the magic button of the Eversharp Repeating Pencil with your thumb—and click! It feeds oew points like a machine gun! The Eversharp Pen—with its new “Magic Feed” ends pen messiness — prevents flooding—even above 12,000 foot altitudesli^Writes cleaner-faster—easier! J§ H f 7i 111M if) i 10 NORTH FRONT STREET "If It's From Kingoff's It's Guaranteed" Births _ Mr. and Mrs. William E. Free announce the birth of a son, Wii liam Eliott, nr, at the Riverside hospital, Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Free is the former Miss Alice Wescoat of Wilmington. * • * Mr. and Mrs. Garey Ellison of Winter Park, announce the birtn of a son, Rodney Lee, June 1, a*. Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Elli son is the former Miss Catherine Rourk of Audubon. * * * Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Brown an nounce the birth of a son, James Richard, May 27, at Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Brown is the former Miss Ethel Shepard. * * * Miss Hamilton Becomes Bride Of Mr. Batson (Continued from Page Eleven) smilax. The altar and the pulpi * were draped with white and out lined with southern smilax. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Wiley Batson, of Bur gaw, as best man. Ushers were E T. Batson, Jr., of Burgaw, and Carroll Hamilton, of Wilmington and Atkinson. The bride entered the church with her father, James Baxtei Hamilton, by whom she was given in marriage. She wore a street length dress of white triple sheer crepe, fashioned with a deep back yoke of illusion and with bands of illusion of the shoulders. The full shirt fell into graceful folds. She wore a turban, fashioned of white flowers and tulle, with a short veil over the face. Her corsage was of bride’s roses tied with white rib bon. Her only ornament was a single strand of pearls. Miss Clara Howard, of Burgaw. was maid-of-honor and wore a dress of blue crepe, with a blue turban fashioned like that of the bride. She wore a corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Wiley Batson, of Burgaw, matron-of-honor, was dressed in pink crepe and her turban was of pink flowers and tulle. Her flow ers were pink roses. Both attend ants wore white lace gloves. Mrs. Hamilton, mother of the bride, wore an ensemble of navy BRIDE — Mrs. Julian C. Adams, the former Miss Annie Belle Matthews, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fleet Matthews of Ivanhoe. The wedding took place Saturday. May 23, at Conway, S. C. Mr. Adams is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Adams of Elber ton, Ga. (Photo by Adams). sheer and a corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Batson, mother of the bridegroom wore a dress of black and a corsage of gardenias. Immediately after the wedding the couple left for a wedding trip. Out-of-town guests were: Mrs. Ada H. Smith of Wilmington, Bet ty and Bobby Smith of Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Justice, of Wil mington, Mrs. Joe Morehead, Mrs Bert Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Rich, Mrs. E. T. Batson, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Batson, Sr., Mrs. Juliette Davis, A. H. Davis, Miss Ida Farrior Davis, Mrs. Paul Hosom, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. 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