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parties Planned During Week For BridaFCouple „ ,hose who will entertain eVin honor of Miss Fran th‘S Thornton and Bryan Broad ces, „hose wedding will take place c’aturdav afternoon at St. James cniu Jill be the following church Bliss'Betty Swain on Tuesday „ she will give a Ipncheon at I John's Tavern. Mrs. J. Frank Lkler on Tuesday evening at her f , m Forest Hills at a bridge °n’y. Wednesday, Mrs. E. L. paK ’orrl Mrs. J )hn N. Alexius at "TLheon at home of Mrs. in oleander; Wednesday Alexms L> Preston at «ve,n(1BT, .»‘her home in Forest Sf Thursday, Miss Mary Davis HfMl?s Betty Blue Willis at *nd “ the Governor Dudley; luncheon Thornton will Frt‘ rtain wnh a luncheon at her f . in Forest Hills for ths Kimrid': and Friday evening Mi and Mrs. W. G. Broaafoot “ii give the after rehearsal party T h O.pe Fear club; on Satuv ®‘the grandmother of the bride d, t Mr' W. W. Holladay, will give a lunc'eon for the bridal party and cut • of/ town guests. I Mrs. Charles uavam I Will Head District I Legion Auxiliary I NEW BERN April 14.—At the I mnual district meeting of the I American Legion Auxiliary held I here at the Presbyterian recreation I cei,ter, Mrs. Charles Davant of I Morehead City, was nominated as ■ district committeewoman, to suc I S Mrs. R. S. McG-achy of New I Bern. Mrs. Julius Dees of Bay I boro was named as alternate. I Mrs. McGeachy, a former de ■ partmeni president, presided. Vis ■ j)ors were welcomed by City ClerK | c T Hellinger, Legion Post Com ■ niander T. Gales Matthews, and I Mrs. R. S. very of the hostess 9 auxiliary unit. Mrs. Luther Harnii* 9 (on of Morehead City responded. K Mrs. J. W. Hendricks of States 9 fine, state president, spoke on the ■ various phases of work before the ■ orcanization. particularly stressing ■ [he rehabilitation of ex - service I men. Members were urged to help I raise the quota of $792,000 in the ■ Seventh war loan drive, by which ■ ) 200 returning servicemen would ■ be given hospital treatment for I [our months. ■ The program of the state or 9 ganization was also emphasized by 9 Miss Amelia Adams, secretary 9 treasurer. She reported that a total 9 of S2H9.400 worth of memorial pop ■ pies nad been, ordered for this 9 year. *jj After the business, the delegates 9 were served luncheon at the New ■ Bernian hotel. B * * * 1 Episcopal Churchmen I Of County To Hold I Corporate Communion The Episcopal Churchmen cf 9 New Hanover county will hold a 9Cntporate ommunion at 7:30 a.m. ^■Sunday April 22, at St. James 9 church, Wilmington, The Rt. Rev gl Thomas , Darst, Bishop of the 9 Diocesse of East Carolina, will be 9 *'le principal celebrant. |H This service is being held in rec ffl cgnition of Bishop Darst's coming -■ retirement and of his thirty years 9cf devot'd service as Bishop of H this Diocesse, Immediately follovv 9 ’r,h Die service a breakfast for !9 the churchmen attending will be ■ held in hie Great Hall of St. James’ 9 Farish Ttouse. Alh Churchmen are 9 ’m'ited to attend and it is expect 9 * Mat every parish ;.i the county vein be well represented. ^B * * jtj BIRTH ANNOUNCED n ^r* anc* Mrs. J. E. Morgan an ifi Pounce the birth of a daughter, 9 Jiory Louise, April 11 at Marion H fcprunt annex. FASHION SHOW MODELS Top row, left to right: Elizabeth Chenier, IVIa ry Teague, Evelyn Volk, bottom row, left to right, Celeste Jones, Madaline Biggs and Liletha Crabtree, who will act as models in the fashion show at the Cape Fear Armory Friday evening, April 20. at 8:30 o’clock when the Lions club will sponsor the affair to raise money for the Blind Fund of the cl ub. The dance will follow the show, getting under wav at 9:30 o’clock with music hcino1 furnished hv Dean Hudson and his orchestra. Apes Paton Pollock Weds Dr. Paul Howard Johnstone NEW BERN, April 14. — Misi Agnes Paton Pollock and Dr. Paul Howard Johnstone, of Wash ington, D. C., were married here at high noon Tuesday at the home of the bride’s parents, Dr. anc Mrs. Raymond Pollock. The Rev Hubert Morris, pastor of the Firs Presbyterian church, officiated in the presence of the immediate families and relatives. The vows were spoken before an improvised altar in the living room, attractively arranged wit! southern smilax, calla lilies anc other white flowers and tall white candles. The bride wore blue-gray crepe with a corsage of yellow rose buds. Mrs. Edwin F. Richardson, Jr. sang “For You” and “Calm is the Night” before the ceremony, an; afterwards she sang “The Lord' Prayer.” Mrs. William M. Bryai played the piano accompani ments, and other wedding music Follow'ing the ritual, Dr. an< Mrs. Pollock entertained the wed ding guests at a wedding break fast. The couple left for a short wed ing trip, alter which they will be at home at 9663 Bexhill Drive. Rock Creek Hills, Kensington, Md. Mrs. Johnstone is a graduate of New Born high school and Salem ; college. For two years she held a federal position with the Soil Conservation department, but since the war has been liaison of : ficer in a division of the Board of Foreign Economic Administration. Dr. Johnstone is a graduate of . the University of Minnesota, and for two years studied abroad. He holds a degree of .Doctor of Phi losophy. Son of Mrs. M. H. John stone and the late Mr. Johnstone, of Minneapolis, Minn., he held the , chair of history at the University ; of Minnesota before the war. He l is the author of a number of books ; and magazine articles. Since the i outbreak of the war he has been ■ the head of a division of the For . eign Economic Administration. [ Last November he returned to -• this country from ten months’ for - eign service in this capacity, and is now located for the present at - Washington. Bowen-Hubbs ] Engagement Is Announced Here Mr. and Mrs. Dorman F. Bowen of Wilmington and New York, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Marie, to Captain How ard L. Hubbs, United States Ma rine Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hubbs of Knoxville, Tenn., now stationed at Camp Lejeune. The wedding will take place within the near future. * * * BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. C. Albert Camus, Jr., of 121. S. Harrison street, Sun t set Park, announce the birth of a son, C. Albert, 3rd, at Marion Sprunt annex April 12. Mrs. Ca mus is the foxmer Doris Gann of Wilmington. Delia Chi Omega Sorority Feted The Delta Chi Omega sorority was entertained this past week at a card party in the home of Mrs. Caroline Turner, 1703 Ann street. The home was decorated throughout with lovely spring flowers. After a short meeting, the members played bridge and enjoyed delightful refreshments. The members attending were: Mesdames Margaret McKee, Caro line Turner. Jean O’Keef, Liletha Crabtree, Jean Poteat, Mary Ann King, Silvia Chinnis, Harriet Wes sell. Misses Madelyn Marshburn; Rosalie Reeves, Eleanor Reeves Dot Kure, Coleen Page, MarU Burgwin, Miriam Hines and Islej Galloway. # * * * Perementers Observe Golden Anniversary Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. M. Permentei of Pittsboro, celebrated their 50t! wedding anniversary at the! home in Pittsboro on March 25th There were exactly 50 person: present mostly relatives. Thej were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. M L. Brafford, Ronald Brafford James Brafford, Billy Brafford Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Owens, Jud; Kay Owens, James Smith of Gra ham, Mr and Mrs. J. F. Fundei burk, E. L. Funderburk, Mrs Audrey Cochran of Draper, Mi and Mrs J. F. Permenter, Jacki Fermenter, B e n nie Permentei Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Smith of Dui ham, Mrs. L. M. Permenter, Mrs O. L. Rogers, O. L. Rogers, Jr, Wilson Burns, Marvin Burns James Neighbors of Pittsboro, Mi and Mrs. J. B. Smith, Mr. an Mrs. H. F.. Permenter, Mr. an Mrs. J. K. Abrams, Fayden Smith, Margartha Smith, Pegg Smith, Janis Smith, Raye Smitl Jaye Smith, J. W. Permenter, Jr Donald Permenter, Betsy Pe: menter. Elizabeth Hamlet, Benni Hamlet, Mrs. Gus Clark, Sr., Mi and Mrs. F. W. Permenter, Mi and Mrs. B. H. Hamlet, all of Wi mington. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Permente received many lovely gifts. Afte all were gathered together the had a large table placed on th lawn centered with a large ann versary cake. Mesdames Wilder, Jordan Head Clothing Committee For St. John’s Church All members of St. John’s parisi who are to donate clothing for thi United National Clothing collec tion, are .asked to contact t h < following ladies of the parish: Mrs H. F. Wilder, 6477 or Mrs. F. R Jordan 2-3545, who will be glai to make arrangements to receivi all articles. Miss Mae Clark Entertains For Frances Thornton Miss Mae Clark entertained Fri day evening at bridge at her home in Oleander honoring Miss Fran ces Thornton, whose marriage will be an event of April 21. The lower floor of the home was decorated with spring flowers and during the evening an ice course featuring a green and white motif was served. Guests were: Miss Thornton, honoree, Miss Juliette Robertson, J Miss Anne Burr, Mrs. William Thornton, Miss Louise Hooper, Miss Mary Davis, Miss Betty Blue Willis, Miss May Taylor, Miss Alice Sprunt, Miss Jocelyn Peck, Miss Louise Wells, Miss Gibbs Holmes, Miss Margaret Groover, Miss Emma Trask, Miss Betty Swain and Mrs. Ted Bennett. if * if Miss D'Lugin Weds Lieut. Vinokur, USNR The marriage of Miss Doris D’Lugin and Lieut, (j.g.) Harris Vinokur, USNR, was solemnized on Sunday, April 8, at the home •f the bride’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D'Lugin on South Seventh street. The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Monroe Evans of Fay etteville, and T-Sgt. Ed Deven of Chicago, attended the bridegroom as best man. The bride is a graduate of New Hanover High school and is a stu dent at the Woman’s college of the University of North Carolina in Greensboro. Lieut. Vinokur is a graduate oi the University of North Carolina, where be received his BS degree in commerce. He recently return ed from duty in the South Pacific, where he participated in two na val engagements in the Philippines. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Rulnick of Fayetteville. Following the ceremony, officiat ed by Rabbi L. M. Wallace oi ! Charlotte, was a lovely reception , held for relatives of the brida! couple. Miss Mary Norma Levine, of this city, and Miss Jeanne Har ■ ris of Jacksonville, Fla., served a1 . the refreshment table. The home was deocrated for the occasion . with smilax, roses and othei 1 spring flowers. Lieut, and Mrs. Vi ■ nokur spent their honeymoon ai Pinehurst. Miss Mary Baldwin Weds Roy Lamb Here Hie marriage of Miss Mary Baldwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, D. V. Baldwin of Harbor Island, and Roy Lamb, son of Mr. anc Mrs. J. L. Lamb of Winter Park was solemnized Saturday afternoor April 7, Et 5 o’clock at St. Mat thew’s Lutheran church with th( Rev. A. . Howell officiating a the ceremony. Miss Baldwin was given in mar I riage by her father, and wore a baby blue flannel suit with navy accessories and a corsage of or chids and white roses. Miss Betty Cox, cousin of the bride, was maid of-honor and wore a street dress of coral jersey and white acces sories. Her corsage was of white carnations. The bridegroom had as his best man his father. John L. Lamb. Ushers were Albert Cox of Wil mington and Cpl. John H. Hager of Chicago. Tha bride’s mother wore a light blue suit with matching hat and black accessories. Her flowers were white gardenias. Mrs. Lamb, mother of the bridegroom, worft ft blue dress with black aecessoriftft and white gardenias. The church was decorated Id f the ceremony with palms, whitft peonies and candles. 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