Personals Embroidered “Firebird” Panel RECREATION SITE ?

Mrs. T. T. Betts and son, Stanley, of Fayetteville, are spending the WILL BE CLEARED summer at their cottage at Wrights- ville Beach. Soldiers • • • Week-End Camp for SOCIETY Miss Esther Skelding has returned Planned Near Carolina to Charlotte, after spending a while Beach; CCC on Job BETTY with her family at their cottage at DIVINE. Editor— Wrightsville Beach. * • • Civilian Conservation corps work- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williamson, ers will begin Monday the clearing Jr., have returned to their home in of a site near Carolina Beach for a Charlotte after a short stay at u recreational camp for soldiers, Cap- Vegetables Wrlghtsville Beach. executive officer * • • tain Leo S. Jobe, Insure Mr. and Mrs. M. H. of for the Wilmington recreational To cotton lace and pale Courtney Often Charlotte, are this week- yesterday. — spending area, said J-J moire in a home-made end at Wrightsville Beach. Captain Jobe conferred Thursday dinner of an Health dress to • elegance • family’s • with the superintendent of the Bol- deceive best friend as your to W. E. Warren of Wilson, Dr. ton CCC camp with the result that MADDOX its source. The top is cut like Warren of Washington, 60 colored men will be assigned to ..os GAYNOR George ^Service Staff Writer a sweater, long-sleeved, front- D. C., Mrs. M. M. Dew, and Mrs. the project. vigorous health, you buttoned. The very full skirt Bowie Gray of Wilson, have returned A lease has been signed which F»r famjiy should eat and is shirred. Your homO"sewing to their homes after a visit with gives Army authorities the privilege Mrs. A. N. Daniel at her home on 485 acres *1*!fresh vegetables. center can help you make this. to use all or any part of Kmfs stuffed with Harbor Island. of what was described as a "beau- * * * CHAND CHEESE tiful natural setting" near Carolina I0$ Mrs. Robert C. Davsi has arrived a recre- (Serves 4 to 6) Beach for establishment of for visit with five good-sized tomatoes, ITDLACK from Houston, Texas, a ational camp which will accommo- "chopped cooked spinach, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Parmelee date 600 or more soldiers at a time. 01! thick white sauce, 3-4 cup at their summer cottage at Wrights- The lease, consummated with a Win- ville Beach. real estate owners cheese, salt, pep- MRS. ANNB CABOT ston-Salem firm, American • * By soft bread crumbs. * of the calls for rental ex- 4 up fine A blaze of magnificent colorings—the firebird in shades of pinks property, the stem end Mr. and Mrs. Henrik Rom of Wil- a three- !; Siice from and soft reds amid green-blue branches and leaves! Soft orange and penditures of only $1 for out the son, will arrive today to be the an air of enchantment to this rh tomato and scoop peach tones of floors lend superb panel. year period. Combine the spinach, week-end guests of Mrs. A. N. Daniel A noted artist designed it for me—and it’s a piece that is worthy The Army officer stated that ma- #Son. fair this year. Panel is 18 and 1-2 cup of the at her home on Harbor Island. Mrs. of being entered at your State or County terial for construction of the camp by 17 inches. Embroidery can be done in fine wools, silks or embroidery with salt and pep- Rom formerly made her home with probably will be on hand Tuesday season cottons. Stitches are easy to do, long and short stitch and solid stitches tomatoes with the Mrs. Daniel at the island last year or Wednesday. He said yesterday rjii the being employed. Bird is outlined in black or dark grey. cover with and is the former Miss Margit color chart be for the Lh ffliswre and To obtain transfer of panel (Pattern No. 5185), complete that 90 tents will erected have been Svedlund. amounts of materia] and that a crcI-Ds which worked out on the pattern, exact colors specified, use of enlisted men, of background materials the rest of the cheese. specified, illustrations of stitches used, types dozen or more additional tents will d nth NAME and ADDRESS and dish and bake suggested send 10 cents in COIN, YOUR be for officers and other neces- .. a baking GRACE METHODIST used h NUMBER to Anne Cabot, the Wilmington Morning oven (350 degrees the PATTERN sary functions. moderate SOCIETY TO MEET Star, 106 Seventh avenue, New York city.; ,V about 25 minutes or until Major Ralph M. Tenney, command- Be careful area .tomatoes are done. ing the local recreational for overcook or they The Woman’s Society of Christian the Army, and Capt. Jobe will es- t to let them Service of Grace Methodist church Commissioners tablish offices in the ball at 11 loose their shape. city will nold a business Highway onions and meeting Monday Carolina Beach immediately. They scalloping o’clock at the church. GKEEN peppers afternoon at 4 Here have been using the office occupied mild onions, At Luncheon until 31 former Commis- sj medium-sized Guests May by medium-sized green peppers, 4 Yoke sioner of Public Works J. E. L. Square Carolina "Aren’t to ask for any- the hall here. taoons butter. 2 tablespoons Members of the North you going Wade in city salt, pepper, commission were or New Han- of the camp for occu- ur, 11-4 cups milk, State Highway thing for, Wilmington Completion crumbs. honored yesterday at a joint lunch- pancy possibly will require four to Ite'red _ over county?” in boiling salted of Wilmington civic six weeks from the time preliminary hok the onions eon meeting no.” Senator Bellamy re- cut in the Chamber “Why, work It will be ter until tender. Drain, clubs sponsored by starts Monday. open a dish, at the Fear plied. the Ives and place in baking of Commerce Cape throughout year. from the 250 and 300 these remarks, Mr. move the seeds pep- hotel. Between persons Following up Prince said' Dr. Gooding had as- 's, cut in halves lengthwise, were present. Cook him to the lunch- MIND YOUR MANNERS jin thin strips crosswise. Declaring that he was "amazed” sured prior Stir that of the dis- the butter until softened. at the growth and progress of New eon meeting, people want to ask for a Test of correct so- the flour, add the milk grad- Hanover county and Wilmington trict didn’t thing. your knowledge Sea- chairman of the cial by answering the follow- lj and cook until thick. during the past few months, Chair- Cyrus Hogue, usage Port commission, ing questions, then against i with sait and pepper, pour man L. B. Prince of the highway Wilmington checking cover with “con- Mr. Prince and other the authoritative answers below: it the onions and commission asserted that he greeted the work of it to eat toed crumbs. Bake in a mod- fidently expects Wilmington to be- guests, and praised 1. Is good manners pop- F.) cities in the commission. corn in a movie? <• ileiy hot oven (375 degree come one of the largest highway 2. Should a start her jDOUl immucij. North Carolina soon.” “Rail, water and roadway trans- girl calling a well-bal- fiance’s mother and father Mother ked stiffed cucumbers Mr. Prince, Dr. G. V. Gooding portation arc vital to said. "1 Brown and Father Brown before she (Serves 4) of Kenansville, commissioner for anced state,” Mr. Hogue of the is married to their son? Vo cucumbers, 2 tablespoons this district; Col. E. G. Flanagan think the downfall of many countries of 3. May the lettuce underneath a to or other fat, 1 tablespoon of Greenville; W. Vance Baise, subjugated Europe fa- fruit salad be eaten? ijjtd onion, 1 tablespoon minc- chief engineer for the commission; can be traced to poor highway cilities.” 4. In your mother, pjxsley, 1-2 cup soft bread and T. T. Bets of Fayetteville, di- m introducing Mr. that to whose name is the same as its, 1 medium-sized tomato, vision engineer; were honored Hogue declared prior your the war emergency, ports own, should you say “This is my ipped; salt, pepper, buttered guests at the meeting. present in states had been able to di- Mrs. Smith” or "This is mbs. The meeting was comparatively other mother, my hour. vert a deal of water traffic mother"? ire the cucumbers and cut Defense Boom A New short, lasting less than an great These Inspires from Wilmington, but that now, 5. Is it necessary for a man to n in halves lengthwise. Scoop The guests were introduced by the hazards of ocean com- the seedy portion; parboil the Addison Hewlett, Sr., chairman of due to introduce his secrettary to everyone “we are on a with sec- 11s in lightly salted water for Vacation Idea-Job the county board of commission- merce, parity who comes In to see him, if the Hunting because none of them those to be in the same minutes and drain. Heat the Women! ers. Other members of that orga- ports retary happens as were have sailings, and when room working at her desk? iter and cook the onion and BY RUTH MILLETT way she has always gone back in nization were present, regular By ADELADE KERR Edgar the emergency is ended, X am What would you do if— ■sely in it for a few minutes, Many a working girl is taking a past years—broke and glad to have Mayor Hargrove Bellamy, AP Feature Service Writer tern, J. Neve- hopeful that our position will be a You are a girl applying ter your i to crumbs, tomato, and cu- new kind of “vacation” this sum- a job at which she can earn a pay L Yow, mayor pro is and Robert -Le- great deal better.” first job and wonder how to dress— nber pulp and season with salt Gracie Fields’ real ambition mer. check. land Brand, Jr., of the city coun- After the meeting, motion pic- (a) Wear a fluffy afternoon dress, 1 pepper. Cook the mixture for a long way from the music halls t>n And, for a while at least, the Gwin, members Instead of sending her money tures were made of those attend- ninutes where she her fame. will look in The meeting was presided over big floppy hat, and high-heeled, open and fill the cucumber got singing slacks and swim suits and bright old job good compar- cil. to she of the ing in front- of the hotel. sandals? Is with it. Cover with buttered What she really wants do, and for ison with the closed doors by A. E. Jones, president sports dresses, praying of Commerce. E. L. White was in charge of Wear tailored street tbs, in a shallow she says, is to retire, build a house found in the Wilmington Chamber England’s most famous and high- she has For five years or more upon his return to Raleign Red Cross Activities to treat them as members of the UNCHe6n: Tomatoes stuffed est paid music hall star. In the BRIDGE LUNCHEON pected of on to a job she didn’t much would be asked 1 spinach and enriched 30’s she is said to have hung that "something family. cheese, pre-war home town where noth- id. fruit than like in her SCHEDULED AT CLUB the legislature.” Mrs. J. B Sidbury has returned 3. Certainly. cup, tea, milk. got more money for singing she bills ever happens, because "As passed and no 4. The latter. The former is cor- 'INNER; Broiled round steak most do for ing MORNING days fcc Wilmington from a trip to Bal- kings kinging—more to have any FOR TUESDAY for any- “(s> thought she was lucky were introduced asking rect if your mother’s name is dif- lemon butter, fried pota- than $1,000,000 a year. Senator timore, Md„ and has resumed kind of job at all. thing,” he stated, "I asked ferent from your own. scalloped onions and green Now she wants to foot- a bridge lunch- of change stories Tuesday morning Bellamy when he was go- work in the organization special 5. Not at Ws. apple left-over Now she is hearing Emmett all. sauce, for in a house at the Fear and what un- *' lights lamplight it is for a young eon is to be held Cape to introduce his bill, corps and activities which are Best "What Would You Do” solu- coffee, milk. her about how easy ing luilt for her and husband, and in Club it be.” * * * women with business training Country club Country would der her supervision as chairman of tion—(b). Monty Banks, Hollywood actor and the Senator ques- to into a city en- a number of reser- "What bill?” ®AL experience go Pines. Already Have you been admiring the the local Red Cross chapter’s vol- SCHOOL SLATED iirector. a me. a defense boom, ask for tioned DESTRUCTIVE joying have been made for this _ LY What she is going to do is re- vations youthful square yoke necklines unteer special services committee. 21 AT WCUNC it. The entire human race could be turn home to and job—and get more are antici- England help luck. party and many see so new Now in the process of organiza- So she’s going to try her which you on many wiped off the earth with only 60 Eight the war with song- Under 11 before 1 o’clock on Monday tion are ladies and are all made. She pated de- canteen, Gray ensb0HO, July 11—Advance Entertain- Her plans must be se- frocks? Here is that very smart pounds of the toxin which causes the the auspices of Britain’s when all reservations motor corps. The production com- for have at least ten days of job-hunt- deadly food-poisoning known as bo- the third annual ment National Service association, cured. The game will start at tail in a well planned house dress. of the Red Cross ■^rations•m to night. mittee chapter, Choral school, which opens she will entertain munitions work- ing from morning and luncheon is to be tulism. much of a 11:30 o’clock You can havei style and practicabil- dealing with the making of clothes It may not sound like ?’ 21, and continues ers in factories. 1:30 o’clock. war also an excit- served at same This for British sufferers, is * * but it will be ity at the time! frock August l at Woman's col- vacation, afternoon an informal Dine at bored who Friday under her general supervision. The ire from nine to ing one to the girl is fitted at the waistline with darts, southern states Her entertainment is designed out bridge tea will be given beginning Misr Allie Morris Fechtig, chair- *“,n last a chance to get double New Cool Vorth Carolina. Music take the place of movie theatres sees at o’clock. Those not caring has a front opening, pockets Delightfully J tackle a new at 3:30 man of the production committee, tt! and and the into the world and like to and prettily shaped sleeves also choral directors, num- which were bombed give to play cards but would has issued an appeal that more *' *east a fun with- job. tor re- trimmed with buttons. Make it in COLONY I 50, will represent factory workers little come in at the tea hour sewing machines be loaned the OF cambric, or 0Carolinas, the two Virginias, out interrupting their work for too NOT MATTER freshments may make reservations percales, calico, gingham chapter for the work. Three ma- RESTAURANT and GRILL at Ala- Miss Fields doesn’t expect LIFE AND DEATH the club’s secretary seersucker. were to St. , Ket’Kentucky, Louisana, long. by calling chines recently loaned 219-21 Princess She the on No. is in sizes 14 to oiii e°r?ia and Florida. to take a troupe with her. Of course, she may not get telephone 4751 before 6 o’clock Pattern 8984 committee members. Most of the alone on a truck she isnT 42. Size 16 takes 4 1-8 yards Twaddell director will just stand job. But if she doesn’t, Thursday afternoon. 20; 40, women engaged in the work have c n it. She isn t * .» * material without nap. The Durham public schools, or a chair, while somebody thumps going to be sick over 35-incli used their own machines. SATE MONET OR 011 that she is turn- be set off with ric rac te two clinical choruses a portable piano, and give—in telling her friends that DANCE yoke may The production committee work r has made hunt, REGIMENTAL .d,t1(1 days of the school, throaty voice which ing her vacation into a job braid. is to be supplemented soon with the and from 'anada have to with any TO BE HELD TONIGHT For this attractive pattern, send the cus- tee wiU made up of them laugh weep so she won’t cope opening of a work room at BALDWIN ro® back home at the iri name, address, pat- 10 to 13 years of age, to Africa. pity if she goes AT OCEAN TERRACE 15c coin, your I tomhouse. FAMOUS of some smart Ameri- weeks’ vacation the and size to Wilming- ,e high school girls and She’ll wear end of her two tern number LINE OF , which she has just Pattern ADVERTISEMENT will also teach can frocks 96th CA (AA) ton Morning Star, Today’s do the cooking for my The officers of the hi'f Jwar°duction and ple star es- command of this together 25c. vocal prob- ago tee in regiment. __ frock, without a single jewel, (Some years Gracie Fields Orph- me a cup of coffee in her tablished the Martin poured Sussex, Eng- BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Very Embarrassing By Edgar Park Avenue apartment the other anage in Peacehaven, ago provided and Uv curled on a little chintz land, and not long EftS* Maple day, up for the build- te lumi, n® Room and Bed- sofa and told about her coming five thousand pounds Alexander of a new vuig. Sm,tb trip home. ing and equipment Russ. a house near by.) fs»ns “I’m me best for rne coun- She «kso owns doing * NsELL * * FURNITURE CO. try, while the war’s on,” she said Dial 7725 Grade’s words k with a grave face. “It won’t be As we talked, ^->ch Rd. at no hint of the spar- Sunset Park my first war work. When the war and face gave star. Her man- I went to France and kling music hall broke out, sad. sang for British and French troops ner was restrained—almost feels she must around Brest and Lille. Then, just Her friends say she tour for before Dunkirk, I went back home make her English singing but that she is and for the last year I’ve been patriotic reasons, the two for war benefits in Can- “blue as indigo” about singing from her hus- ada and the United States. months’ separation the entails. “But I hope it will soon be over, band, which trip she me a for I want to stop this running After our chat gave as a man’s, slipped around. I’m a bit tired. My hus- handclasp firm black coat and went * band says he’s married to a rail- on a slim out for embroidered nap- way ticket. Homes are my hobby t* shop housa she to —and I’m living in some- kins \r the hopes always * body elae’e. I want to make a build.