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jfiss Anne Burr Gives Luncheon For BrideElecI Anne Burr was hostess *V e.v at a delightful luncheor ;’eScl John's Tavern when sh< s’ , Miss Frances Thornton Select of next Saturday aft E” ,.psts were invited for 1:30 7 k jmd luncheon was served °c „ attractively appointed table s! fire cl with white flowers and ceR\- nlace cards marking the dalR,;. places. Miss Thornton': 2“e;e was marked by a corsage 3 white carnations. Y eds included: Miss Thornton, .pp Mi '. William Thornton, Y? Julie":te Robertson, Miss Bet 51 Ye Willis, -Miss Mary Davis, Ys Louise Hooper, Miss Betty f'ain Mrs. Ted Bennett, Miss e Tavlor, Miss Alice Sprunt, Fl'ank Lloyd, Miss Mae jii's Jocelyn Peck, M:ss 're; Groover, Miss Louise * Miss Gibbs Holmes, and Mrs. ’jack-son^ Baulch. Women War Bond Leaders To Hold Regional Meeting SPRAY, April 14—Arrange mlnts are being completed by Karl Bishopric, state chair ' 'n 0f the women's division of war finance committee, for five regional meetings of women ■nr bond leaders from all parts of North Carolina, in preparation for the seventh war loan drive. ■Ml regional chairmen, county chairmen, county vice-chairmen and members of the women s ad visory board are expected to at iend at least one of these rr.eet jr s °r ,0 send a co-worker as representative of her area. The fathering will nut conflict with ODT rulings regarding transpor tation in wartime, since no more than 50 persons will attend each session. On next Wednesday afternoon and night at Charlotte, regional chairmen and state vice-chairmen will confer with Mrs. Nancy Rob inson. o' Jackson. Miss., regional adviser for the southeastern states. Mr?. Robinson will attend all five regional meetings, to be field as follows: Thursday, at 11 a. m., Tryon room, Hotel Charlotte, Charlotte, with Mrs. George H. Roberts of Charlotte and Mrs. Charles F. Gold of Rutherfordton in charge; Fri day. at Hendersonville, with Mrs. John S. Forrest of Plendersonville and Mrs. H. Bueck of Murp%y di recting: Tuesday, April 24, at Southern Pines. Mrs. P. P. Mc Cain of Sanatorium in charge; Wednesday afternoon at Fayette ville. directed by Mrs. D. S. Cur rie. Sr., of Parkton; and Thursday at Tarboro. with Mrs. J. T. Sad ler of Tarboro and Mrs. Edwin E. Borden, III, of Goldsboro, in | charge. * * * spring formal Maiert Tuesday At I SO Club There will be a spring formal at the Fifth and Orange USO club on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The Junior Service Corps will be hostesses for the affair. A floor show will be presented and refreshments served. All serv ice men and women are invited. MRS. ROY LAMB, left, who before her marri age on Saturday afternoon. April 7, at St. Matthew's Lutheran church here was Miss Mary Baldwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Baldwin of Harbor Island. MISS JENNY GRANT SHEPARD, right, whose marriage to James Stanley McClusky will take place on Saturday afternoon, April 21, at St. Paul’s Episcopal church. __ N. C. Federation Will Hold Art Exhibit In Slate Gallery BY MRS. CHARLES G. DOAK For the North Carolina Federa tion of Women's clubs to have its annual art exhibit in the State Art Gallery, Raleigh, from May 28 through June 2, is a fitting climax to 43 years of work by the fed eration in promoting art .inter est in North Carolina. With its de partment of Art always headed by a capable and energetic artist, no table work has been done in clubs and schools to stimulate art in terest, and many artists have been discovered and encouraged. Traveling art exhibits, one com posed of the best creative art from the annual exhibition by school children 'sponsored by the Chapel Hill and Greensboro units of the University of North Caro lina and the federation, and an other composed of works of North Carolina artists, go the rounds of the districts each year. Also a col lection of slides, reproductions of great masters, is circulated. Fi nally there is the annual exhibi tion at the state convention. This has become a major project of the federation, with many of the best artists of the state exhibiting and it has grown bigger and better each year. Six prizes are offered to individual artists, and clubs com pete for the Penny Art fund pri Miss Elizabeth Crews of Walker town, is chairman of the depart ment ot Art, and artists wishing to exhibit should write to her for entry blanks. “The fact that the expanded board meeting which is to take the place of the annual convention is set for May 29-30, a later date than usual for the convention, gives clubs an opportunity to get in much additional good work this year,” savs the federation, presi dent, Mrs. J. Henry Highsmith. She added, “We are expecting the clubs to keep up the good work they are now doing. Letters are coming in steadily telling of ex cellent projects underway and there is no doubt that many fine re ports will be made at the board meeting. Prizes in all departments will be awarded at. this meeting although the presidents of the win ning clubs cannot be there to re ceive them.” yirs. Hugh Palmer of Salisbury, chairman of the Scrap Book con test, is calling for scrap books from all junior and senior clubs to be sent direct to federation head quarters, Carolina hotel, Raleigh, by May 20. A committee of non club members will judge alljbooks. While expressing gratification over the excellent work being done ........... ■. ■ r by clubs in studying the Dumbar ton Oaks Peace Proposals, Mrs. Highsmith warns that there must be no let up on the part of clubs in this educational program. The Wilmington Junior Sorosis had as guest speaker for their April meeting. Mrs. Charles E. Doak, executive secretary of the federa tion. It was a dinner meeting pre sided over by the president, Mrs. Lewis Eright. Honor guests in ad dition to Mrs. Doak were: Mrs. C. Wayne Spencer, Mrs. L. Clayton Grant. Mrs. Charles Bragg. Mrs. S. L. Fuller, Mrs. C. W. Gold and Mrs. Baldwin of Whiteville. Mrs. Doak had for her subject. ‘What clubs have done, what they are do ing, what they will do.” While in Wilmington Mrs. Doak was the guest of Miss Dorothy Forbes, state president of the Junior clubs, and was honored by her hostess with a luncheon at the Governor Dud ley on Saturday. Other guest were Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Bright, Mrs Samuel Sondey and the hostess’ mother. On her return to Raleigh Mrs. Doak stopped a Lake Waccamaw and visited Mrs John M. Council, third vice:presi dent of the federation, througt Sunday. Lena Ivey Chadwick, Sgt. Gileson Engaged Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chadwick, Jr., of Shallotte, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lena Ivey, to Sgt. William Ralph Gileson, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Gileson of Freeman, West Vir ginia. Sgt. Gileson has just returned to the States after serving six months in the European Theatre of War and is now stationed at the Wilson General hospital in Staunton, Va. -V PROMOTED CAM PLEJEUNE, April 14 — Maj. Katherine Towle, of the Marine Women’s Reserve who was commanding officer of the WR here for some time, has beer promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel. She is now on duty in Washington.. Sorosis Group Plans Meeting F o r Thursday The Conservation and Thrift committee of North Carolina So rosis will have charge of the pro gram on Thursday afternoon at 4 o’clock in the Sorosis clubhouse on North Third street. Miss Cordelia B. Foster, home service director of the Tide Water Power company, will talk on Con servation in the Home and give a demonstration of spring and sum mer salads and desserts. Each member is privileged to bring a guest to this meeting. Officers of the committee are: Mrs. Addison Hewlett, chairman; Mrs. N D. Edwards, vice-chair man: and Mrs. E. E. Curtis, Jr., secretary. * * * A llflffiir P 1 An » Ha a.L J --- Francis Ladr USN, Wed NEW BERN, April 14.—Miss Aubrey Glenn Daughety of New Bern and Francis Joseph Ladr, yeoman third class, USN, of South Wilmington, Conn., were married March 31 in the chapel at the Navy base in Norfolk. Chaplain Robert Lowell Stone, USN, offi ciated at the double ring cere mony. The bride wore blue wool, with navy blue accessories and a pur ple orchid. Roland E. Lemieux was best man. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Daughety. the bride was graduat ed from the New Bern high school, then took a business course at the Norfolk business college. For the past year she has been employed by the Norfolk Rationing board. Mr. Ladr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ladr, of South Wilmington, is now stationed at Norfolk, and the couple will make their home there for the present. * * * 5,000 Wire Hangers j Needed By Army-Navy | All persens who have any extra wire coat hangers they are not using are asked to donate them to the local Junior Red Cross chap ter to aid the chapter in collection 5.000 wire hangers in Wilmington to be used in the army - navy hospitals. Persons are asked to contact Mrs. George L. Mitchell, Forest Hills, or the Red Cross office in the cuscornhouse, first floor. Stu dents can aid in this collection by taking at least one wire hanger to their schools for the collection Mary Irene Jones And Sgt, Yaeger Wed NEW BERN, April 14. — Mies Mary Irene Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Jones of New Bern, became the bride of T-Sgt. George Henry Yaeger, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘.Rob ert F. Yaeger, of Baltimore, Sun day afternoon. April 8, in a cere mony performed by th.e Rev. E. Hubert .Morris at the First Pres byterian church. Mrs. William M. Bryan, church organist, played a program of nuptial rrusic. Ushers were Cpl. Garth E. Mil ler and Pic. Albert MacDowell, both of Cherry Point. Robert F. Yaeger served as best man. Miss Julia Weskett, maid-of honor, wore pink crepe, with navy blue ^nd pink accessories, and a corsage of gardenias. The bride was given in matri mony by her father. She wore a navy blue suit of wool gabardine with navy blue and white acces sories. Her corsage was of orchids. Since graduating from the New Bern high school, the bride has been Bookkeeper for the Triangle Electric company. Sergeant Yaeg er was graduated from the Pat terson Park high school at Balti more. For the past three years he has been in the Marine corps, and is now stationed at Cherry Point. The couple will reside in New Bern. Prior to the wedding, Miss Jones was entertained at a num ber of social events. Miss Wes kett -entertained at an informal social hour at her home. The bride’s parents were hosts at a dinner party at the Queen Anne hotel .after the wedding. a * * Upe £ ear Chapier, UDC, Meets Wednesday The Cape Fear chapter, No. 3, United Daughters of the Confed eracy, will meet Wednesday after noon at 3:30 o'clock in the Ladies parlor of the First Presbyterian church. A full attendance is desired as plans for the anniversary celebra. tion and Memorial Day will be completed at this time. MEMORIAL SERVICES ROME. April 14.—UP)—Cardinals, diplomats and military leaders are expected to attend memorial ser vices for President Roosevelt to morrow night in the American Catholic church of Saint Susanna here. I Bust without massage? Amazing new Nanette Cream « "iitaljis recognized scientific e-l.ogelis 'female Sex hor mone*; which may he needed if >our Bu.'i Is Ujtilei'-noimal. i .c due to lack of supply of sufficient estroge n 1 c sub ■ Nanette Cream van i i»requires no tiresome MA.SSAI ;i;. 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