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WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS. WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1942 SEVENTEEN WEDDINGS GS MISS VALERIE BROOKS EDGAR CLAYTON BOGGS Word has been received of the wedding in St. Louis, on March of Valerie Brooks, Brooklyn, and Lieut. Edgar Clayton Boggs, Cheswold, son of Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Boggs of Cheswold. Lieutenant Boggs was graduated from the U.

S. Military Academy, West Point, N. last June and is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood. Richland, and Mo. Mrs.

Boggs will MISS KATHRYN E. ROBINSON MR. CARL L. HOEY The wedding of Miss Kathryn Elizabeth Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Argus F. Robinson, Elkton, and Mr. Carl Hoey, this city, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hoey, Farmington, will take place next Friday at 4 p.

m. in the First Methodist Church, Chestertown, Md. MISS HELEN ORLOWSKI PRIVATE JOHN R. CRAVEN Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Helen Orlowski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Orlowski of Chicago, and Private John Richard Craven, son Mr. and Mrs. John L. Craven of Carney's Point. The ceremony was performed on March Columba R.

C. Church, Newark, N. with the Rev. Father Duffy officiating. Private Craven enlisted in the United States Army, Medical Examiner's Corps, 113th Infantry at Newark, N.

in February. Before enlisting Private Craven was associated with the DuPont Co. at Deepwater. MISS JANE LOUISE: NUTE CADET JOHN MICKEY ANDREW Miss Jane Louise Nute, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

John L. Nute of Chambersburg, and Cadet John Mickey Andrew, son of the late Mr. Mrs. Clarence ried Wednesday afternoon in the Andrew, Cashtown, 'were marKennett Square Presbyterian Church by the Rev. George A.

Leukel. Mr. Monroe L. Nute gave his sister in marriage. graduated from the Chambersburg High School and Shippensburg State Teachers College.

Cadet Andrew is stationed in Helena, where he is flier cadet in the. U. S. Army. He attended Shippensburg State Teachers College.

A wedding dinner followed the ceremony at the Hotel DuPont after which the couple left for a wedding trip. Horse Show Applies For Memberships The Wilmington Horse Show, operating on the theory of "United We Stand--Divided We Fall" has contacted the Pennsylvania Horse Show Association and The Association, of Maryland Horse Shows and applied for membership for the Delaware event. Miss Deborah Rood, secretary of the Wilmington Show, attended the 110th Field Artillery Horse Show at Pikesville near Baltimore, last Sunday where she discussed the possibilities of joining the Maryland Asmann, head of the organization. Mr. sociation a with Mr.

Hugo R. HoffHoffmann expressed great interest in Wilmington's desire to cooperate with his association and Wilmington's application, as well as an application from the Washington Horse Show, which Miss Rood also runs, are to be discussed at a meeting in Baltimore today. with Miss Mr. Rood James had Duffy a like of York, discussion who was exhibiting in Pikesville, which resulted in her applying to Mr. Martin E.

Risser, secretary of the Pennsylvania Horse Show Association, for membership. Missionary Society Officers are Named Mrs. W. C. Patterson, 2905 Jefferson Street, was hostess to members of the Missionary Society of Eastlake Orthodox Presbyterian Church this week when officers were elected for the coming year.

They are: President, Mrs. John P. Clelland; vice-president, Mrs. A. L.

LeGro: treasurer, Mrs. Clarence Moore; secretary, Mrs. Sam Kendall. Committee chairmen named are: Program, Mrs. John Watson; hospitality, Harry Vincent; membership, Mrs.

Eugene Hayman; publicity, Mrs. Arthur Ingman; literature, Mrs. W. C. Miller.

Plans were made for sewnig to be done by the society at a meeting next month. a Braunstein exclusive as seen in Harpers Bazaar Tried and Prettier True Legs! Formula for BELLE -SHARMEER stockings in all leg sizes Fit has always set the fashion in legs! And in these days of new textures, sleek, sure Belle-Sharmeer is not only smarter, it's indispensable. Now, as always, Belle-Sharmeer Stockings are made in actual leg sizes ding and flatter in every texture. All leg sizes, individually sized in width as well as in length, are here exclusively. It's Bree for small legs, Modite for middling, Duchess for tall, Classic for plump.

Belle-Sharmeer Stockings in all leg sizes 1.35 THE FASHION CAPITAL EN OF DELAWARE Girl Scouts To Hold Parley At Harrisburg Council Leaders Will Attend Convention April 21-22 Plans for the annual conference of Region 3, Girl Scouts of America, to be held in Harrisburg, on April 21 and 22 were outlined in the March meeting of the Wilmington Area Girl Scout Council yesterday at the headquarters. Mrs. Michael J. Callahan, commissioner, presided. Mrs.

Callahan announced the appointment of Mrs. F. A. Wardenburg chairman of the finance committee. Mrs.

J. Kennard Bailey of the training and program committee, stressed the need of continuing the emphasis of activities which will meet a need during the present emergency. The public relations committee reported a display in the children's room of the Public Library, and also announced three more broadcasts of the "Cavalcade of America" program sponsored by this council from 7:30 to 8 p. over WDEL for the next three Saturday nights. April meetings of the Leaders' Association and the council will be held jointly on April 29 at Girl Scout headquarters in the form of a supper meeting.

Over 100 scouts and adults attended a garden meeting at the headquarters on March 11. The speakers were Mrs. Mary V. Gambeau from the Delaware Power and Light Company, who spoke about canning, and Mrs. William S.

Dutton on victory gardens. Mrs. Hood Worthington told of investing 11. Girl Scouts into the troop at the Nemours Foundation. The council discussed ways and means of helping in salvage collection.

Mrs. Howard White will have a committee to assist her in developing the plans. A letter was read explaining the project of the junior clubs of Delaware for buying "Bonds for a Bomber." Let freedom ring on Uncle Sam's cash register! Buy U. S. Defense Bonds and Stamps.

DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CLUB SESSIONS NAMED Delegates to the annual convention of the Generation Federation of Women's Clubs in Texas from April 27 to May 2 named in the quarterly meeting of the executive board of the Delaware State Federation of Women's Clubs yesterday at the Dover New Century Clubhouse. are: Dr. M. Dalema Draper, Milford; Mrs. Phillip C.

Elliott, Seaford; Mrs. Frank L. Reynolds, this city, and Mrs. Robert J. Boyd, Newark.

Alternates will be Mrs. F. B. Short, Milford; Mrs. Samuel M.

Dillon, this city; Mrs. Walter D. Mode, this city, and Mrs. Thomas D. Mylrea, Newark.

Mrs. J. Paul Green, president of the State Federation, conducted the meeting yesterday and announced that Mrs. John L. Whitehurst, Baltion to attend a dinner on June 3 timore, president of the General Federation, on has accepted an invitaat the Hotel DuPont during the annual state convention.

Convention sessions will be at the Wilmington New Century Club house, the luncheon on June 3 will be at the clubhouse, and a luncheon on June 4 will be at St. Paul's Methodist Church. Mrs. Charles T. Wainwright is chairman of the convention committee.

Mrs. Morris P. Penrose, treasurer. Mrs. Morris P.

Penrose, treasurer. announced the purchase of a $500 defense bond for the State Federation. and Mrs. Arthur H. Wilkins.

in reporting for the department of American home of which Mrs. Helen McKinley is chairman, announced that a $25 defense bond has been purchased for the federation from money received as a prize last year. Continued interest in club programs a and 1 work was urged by Mrs. Green, in her report to the board. and Mrs.

Samuel M. Dillon, national ous endeavor by clubdefense of the varichairmandertaken women including first aid and other classes. Red Cross knitting and sew. ing, canteen work, service as airplane spotters and as hostesses at S. O.

thpians for a pledge signing contest among club members planning to purchase defense stamps and bonds was announced by Mrs. Robert J. Boyd. Mrs. H.

R. Bartenslager, music chairman. told of plans for the observance of Music Week from May 3 to 10 and continued support stitutes rural cooperation, and Mrs. Charles M. Weatherby, chairman of public welfare.

of the dedicating dual two highway trees north of Dover followed the meeting. The trees were given by the Past Presidents' Club in honor of Mrs. Robert J. Lindell, Wyoming, who served as president of the State Federation from 1909 to 1911, and Mrs. Walter A.

Powell, Dover, who served as state president from 1915 to 1918. Dr. M. Dalema Draper was in charge of the exercises and those participating were: Mrs. Lindell, Mrs.

Powell, Mrs. J. Paul Green, Mrs. Frank L. Reynolds, Mrs.

L. Mulford Taylor, and Mrs. Louis A. Drexler. Supper Tomorrow At Madeley Church A bazaar and supper will be given board of Methodist Church tomorrow evening, by the official from 1 to 7 o'clock in the church.

Mrs. J. H. Welch is general chairman. The committees are: Fancy work, Mrs.

Chester Shewbrooks, Mrs. William Goodman, Mrs. Jennie Schrumm and W. D. Short: cakes and pies, Steven WarMrs.

rington, Mrs. Walter Goodman, Mrs. Harvey Cushing, Mrs. William Edwards: candy and novelties, Mrs. Joseph Rossiter, Mrs.

George Goff, Mrs. Charles Faulkner, and Mrs. Ruth Slyhoff; ice cream and soft drinks, Mrs. J. H.

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of the Penny Art Fund was urged in the report of Mrs. Leonard D. Edwards, art chairman. The appointment of Mrs. E.

W. Buchanan, Dover, as historical chairman Delaware, was announced. Mrs. Clarence Fraim, this city, is had requested that a be General Federation historian, and named from each state to assist with the preparation of a General ation history. Questionnaires distributed recently by Mrs.

Buchanan should be returned by April 20. Mrs. William H. Bullock, chairman of junior clubs, reviewed plans continue the "Buy a Bomber" campaign through April and reported the organization of several club choruses recently. A deadline of April 10 was nounced by Mrs.

William N. Cann for the next issue of the Delaware Clubwoman. She also told of broadcasts sponsored by the federation over WDEL each Monday morning at 9:30. Among others making were: Mrs. D.

Fisher, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Milton L. Draper, chairman of international relations; Mrs. F. B.

Short, chairman of motion pictures; Mrs. Walter K. Barrett, chairman of public safety; Mrs. Charles Lee Sipple, chairman of legislation; Mrs. M.

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