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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-05-29
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Mrs. DuBose Hayward is leav-
ing for New York City to spend
about two weeks with Mr.. Hey
ward, who is there on business in
connection with a scenario which
is being produced.
Mrs. X. G. Morris has returned
from Washington, where she was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Johnson, the latter her daughter,
who returned with her. Another
daughter, Mrs. William Wade, is
expected from Houston, Tex, TO.
q visit soon.
Ms. Edward Agnew has re-
turned from Charleston. S. c.,
where she spent the winter. she
will be Joined soon by her daugh-
tiers. who are attending house
parties right now at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Dixon,
of Charlotte, were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Randall.
Mrs. Lamar Gordon and little
daughter, Joyce, have returned
to their home in Chattanooga,
Tenn, after a visit to the for
mer's mother, Mrs. NJ. r. Allen.
Mrs. Stuart Jones, nee Jean
cite Bale, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is
on a visit to Hendersonville, her
former home.
Mr.. Bert A. Boyd, of Indian
apoliS. Miami and HenderSonviile,
arrived today to spend the sum-
mer. Mrs. Boyd will arrive
later.
Mrs. Clyde Jarrett and Miss
Sarah Jarrett, Of Andrews. are
guests Of Mrs. w. II. Ford.
Miss Eva Sans, instructor Of
music at Fruitland Institute, has
returned to Gaffney. s. c.
Mrs. Lawrence Hart, Of Trav-
elers Rest, S. c., is the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Charles Roz-
zelle.
Mrs. p. l.. Steele and small son,
Percy, Jr., are visiting her moth
er. Mrs. J. c. Madden, in Column
bia, S. C..
Mr.. J. +. Hughes, of Richmond,
Va, was the overnight guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Randall.
Miss Louise Stepp. of Dana, is
spending this week with Miss
Loucele Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier Blair
have moved from the Maxwell
apartments to the Stansell bunga-
low at 921 North Main street.
Mrs. L. n. Williamson was op-
Grated on last night at Patton
Memorial hospital and is seri-
ously i'll. Before marriage Mrs.
Williamson was Miss Laura Bond.
Paul Jones left on Saturday
for Norfolk, Va, where he will
spend his vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawley Jones.
Jack Green, of Florida, passed
through the city on Saturday en-
route to Blowing Rock.
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By Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
Phone 90 Before IL Noon
FASSIFERN RECITAL AND
COMMENCEMENT GUESTS

4 lovely recital was given at
Fassife1n on Saturday evening
by pupils OF the capable instruc-
tor Of piano. Miss Minnie Mans
field, this annual program beng
one of the interesting events of
commencement. The well varied
and charming program. heard by
a large and appreciative audience,
showed good training and each
of the students acquitted herself
creditably.
4 large number Of guests are
here for commencement, most OF
whom have daughters in the
graduating class, they include
Mrs. W. D. Adams and two sons
of Wilson, whose daughter, Miss
Bess Adams, is Il graduate; Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Wilkes of Jack
sonville. Fla. whose daughter.
Miss Stella Barrett, is Il senior;
Mr.. and Mrs. s. &. COley of RAJ
leigh, whose daughter, Miss Mar
garet Coley, is graduating; Mr..
W. H. Goodman and daughter
and a friend, Mrs. Martin of Ma
con, a senior. Miss Marguerite
Goodman. being q daughter OF
the former: Mr.. and Mrs. \. W.
Klemme Of High Point. whose
daughter. Miss Margaret kIem-
me. IS finishing; Mrs. +. NJ. Ball
of Batesville, Ark. whose niece,
Miss Elizabeth Mckee, Is a senior;
Mr.. and Mrs. }. f.. Yates and
daughters, Misses Helen and Mar
tha, are here for the graduation
of Miss Eleanor Yates.
Mrs. |. w. Kelly Of TryOn, has
a daughter, Miss Josephine Kelly,
who is a senior; Mrs. Annie l..
Thing Of Beaufort. s. c.. IS I
tending commencement and the
graduation of Miss Julia Thing;
MIR. and Mrs. +. Garden PringIes
daughter. Miss Suzanne PringLe,
is a graduate; and MIR. and Mrs.
w. b. Burgess and son, Walter
Burgess Of New Smyrna, Fla,
came for the graduation OF Miss
Harriet Burgess. Parents OF I'M
dergraduateS here are Mrs. 5. u.
Bodzimer. of Savannah, Ca, who
viii return with her daughter,
Miss Laurette Bodzimer; Mrs. l.
c Vinson Of Gastonia. who came
TO accompany her daughter, Miss
Betty VinSon, home: and Mr. W.
c. Puvine Of Chattanooga
Tenn. who has granddaughter,
Miss Mary Joe GARNER, at the
school.
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Fruitland Club
Plans Contest
Musical Event on Behalf
of Ball Club There

On Friday, June 5 at, 7 p. m.
an old-time fiddlers convention
will be held at Fruitland Insti-
tute.
The newly organized commun-
ity club is sponsoring cj.is enter
tainment as a get-tOgI her meet
ing for the FruitlanC ball club.
Cash prizes will be given for
the best performer among a long
list Of entries, which will include
both solo and group playing.
Every one is invited both rs
performers and audience. Re-
markably good talent is said to
exist in the county for a wide
range of instruments and spOn-
sors promise a most enjoyable
ecening.
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CATHOLIC AUXILIARY
PARTIES PLANNED

The WOman'S Auxiliary OF the
Catholic church Of the lmmacu-
late Conception has chosen We'd
nesday as the day for their bene,,
ft-bridge parties this year and
the following dates have been set
for them: June u. July 10, Aug
ust , and 80. The places will be
announced later. These parties
are always attractive and the
public is cordially invited to all.
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NEWS ABOUT MARS
HILL. STUDENTS

Among the studcnts Who nave
returned home after a years
work at Mars Hill College, Mars
Hin. are: Misses Garnet. Eliza
beth and Hasscltine Shipman,
Geraldine Barrett, and ElolSe
YeIton, and the following young
men: Bill O"Cain, Sam Justice.
WilIet. Bennett, Thomas Merrill,
Carroll Posey. Arthur ChiIds and
John wilkins.
Among students from there
who have spent the wceE-end here
or are still listing friends are:
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immaculate Ends
Year on Tuesday

Invitations have been issued to
friends and relatives of pupils of
the immaculate School, annual
commencement exercises of which
will be held tomorrow, Tuesday,
May 80, at $3.50 o'clock at the
Hendersonville high school audi
torium.
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FASSIFERN ENDS ITS
SESSION TONIGHT
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
Ten Thousand Times Ten Thou
sand was used.
In the school auditorium last
evening vesper service was
held under the auspices of the
Girl Reserves, with the Rev. Jas.
P. Burke. pastor of st. James
Episcopal church, addressing the.
graduates and students.
Exercises will be concluded this
evening when diplomas will be
awarded to graduates.
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2 CASTOR Officers
Are Re-arrested

GASTONIA. May 29-(UP)-
Solicitor John Carpenter today
ordered CASTOR county officials to
re-arreSt A. F. WhitwOrth and
Deputy Sheriff P. c. Falls and
place them under bonds of SlO,-
900 each. The men were free
under $4,000 bonds each pending
a grand jury investigation of the
mysterious death of WhitwOrth's
wife, Mrs. Maude Whitwortn,
early Saturday.
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Old Decoration

The f1eur.de-lls, the conventional
ICED flower occurring so often In
decoration, Is an ancient emblem.
France In ITO had as its coat OF
arms a blue field sprinkled with
fieur-de-lis. The Empress Theo-
dora back In 527 A. d. had one In
her crown.
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FURMAN HEAD DIES
OF AUTO INJURIES
CONTINUED from rage one)

the bachelor of arts degree, the
first of long list of earned and
honorary degrees that were to
come to him.
While attending Bethel, he
taught at intervals in the public
schools of Tennessee and his last
year in the Kentucky school he
was its assistant instructor in
natural science.
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JAP TANKER AGROUND

LOS ANGELES, May 20. -
(UP).-The Japanese crew of 81
aboard the oil tanker Nippon
Mari was reported safe today by
a radio message. She went
aground one mile north of Point
Arguella and the officers refused
assistance.
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PHILAThEA CLASS
MEETING TOMORROW

The Philathea class of the First
Baptist church will meet tomor-
row evening at 8 o'clock at the
Lewis house.
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DELAWARE AND
UTAH ARE WET

CARSON CITY, New, May 90.
(UP).-Nevada gave an over
whelming majority for the cleo
ton of wet delegates in Satur-
days vote for a repeal conVcn-
ton. Only one dry was nominal
ed in PAL precincts.
WILMINGTON, Del. May 90.
CUP. - Delaware voted more
than three and one-half to one in
favor of repeal Of the Eighteenth
amendment in Saturdays cleo
ton Of delegates to a repeal con-
vention, latest figures showed to-
day.
Totals compiled Sunday showed
1896 in favor Of repeal to 49,
236 against.
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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-01-18
THE CHEAT
BY Ruby M. Ayres

Was it because she loved him in
all ways, perhaps, but the one way
which was the only way that mat
tered? Or was it because she was
so desperately sorry for him, and
that out of that sorrow something
loyal and protective had grown?
Perhaps I've been what they
call Saved" she told herself with
an h~ysterical desire to laugh, as
she went over to Marks mother
and took her hand. 81 could make
Mark so much happier if you
would help me-" she said, but she
realized the futility of the appeal.
Marks mother would never for
give her, or feel any affection for
her. She had got to fight this, the
hardest battle of her life, alone.
Presently she went back to
Mark; he was lying with his face
turned away and he did not move
when she came into the room.
Sondra went to him and laid a
hand on his shoulder.
Mark"
He made no reply, and she said
gently: 81 want to tell you some
thing-I want to tell you a great
many things :" she paused and
then: 81 heard what your mother
said to you, Mark"
He moved a little as if she had
hurt him, and Sondra went on
steadily: at wasn't true-at least
:. :" she stopped h~opelessly, not
knowing how to explain-where to
begin. Would he believe her, no
matter what she said?
ITO be C%ontinued.)
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-01-18
BELFRY
BY Don Wright

by Don Wright
Held Over From Last Week.
Sunday, Jan. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Smith spent
Sunday with friends in Bearcreek.
The members of the II. E. o.
club met with Mrs. Chas. Burns
last Friday.
A three-game card of basket
ball was played on the local floor
last Saturday night. In the cur
tain raiser the eight graders
met defeat at the hands of the
freshmen ball tossers. In the two
other games, both the boys and
girls teams were victorious over
the Joliet teams. The local team
is beginning to get its stride, SO IL
appears, and should be a real con-
tender for district honors during
the second semester.
Lawrence Aber, principal of the
Washoe schools, returned from his
Christmas vacation, which he
spent with relatives in Helena, TO
find that his school board extend
ed the holiday period another
week, due to a great amount of
sickness among the students in
that locality. Therefore, MI. Aber
took advantage of the occasion to
do some local visiting with ac-
~quaintances in Bearcreek, Belfry,
Bridger, and ultimately reached
Billings, so we understand. Law
renee reported everything on the
Reed Point front quite satisfac-
tory, now that the shooting has
quoted down.
Fred Kelley, wife and daugh-
tiers, were shopping in Red Lodge
Monday of this week.
The chinook winds and rising
temperatures of the past few days
have dissolved most of the now
banks in this vicinity but they
be with us again soon as the thir-
teenth of the month falls on Fri
day this time, and that isn't say
ing we r superstitious either.
The Howard, Yous1 Miller and
Jackson families froLl the local
community, and the Nelson and
Teasdale families from Bridger
made up q party that attended a
dance in Lowell, Wyo., last Mon
day night. They had more fun
than they anticipated, especially
on the return trip, as they had to
fight a binding snow storm much
of the way home, all Of which de-
layed their progress to some ex-
Continued on Page 81
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EDGAR
BY Esther Jensen

BY Esther Jensen
Monday, Jan. 10
Mrs. Norman Shuts left for
Spokane, Wash, where she will
visit friends and relatives.
The junior class presented the
play "Whittlin" at the high school
auditorium Saturday evening.
They also gave a matinee Friday
afternoon for those in the grades.
The play was very well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Seright
spent Sunday in Fromberg.
Miss Mae Hathaway spent Sun
day afternoon with Leota Car
mony.
The Woman's club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Otto Jensen. Mrs. Carl Davidson
was assistant hostess. Miss Mabel
Petit had charge of the program
which was about Health Welfare.
Four little girls, Louise Hattie
way, Dorothy Jensen, Betty Larri-
more and Elsie Steffon gave
poems on health. Guests at the
meeting were Mrs. A. M. Marku-
son and daughter, Mrs. Everett
Vanderford and son, Mrs. Marku-
son, Mrs. BACKYARD and daughter,
and Mrs. Paul Jensen. Others
who attended the meeting were
Mesdames R. J. Putnam, F. S.
Putnam, A. B. Mcmahon, F. Hol-
stein, Gordon Steele, A. L. Bailey,
J. |. O'Donnell, l.. M. Gibson, F.
Bruner, Curtiss Ford, Mcpherson,
Ronald Kretzer, Sverre Omdahl,
Zetner, Clarence Wight, Hopper
and Misses Ruth Woughter, Mary
A. Nodson, Lorraine Hathaway
and Eva Davidson. At the close
of the meeting a delicious lunch
was served.
The local basketball team won
one game this week after being
defeated twice last week. They
defeated Bridger Friday night by
a few points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Olson of
Bridger spent the weekend at the
L. M. Gibson ranch.
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BEARCREEK
BY Mrs. Fannie Hawthorne

BY Mrs. Fannie Hawthorne
Monday, Jan. 16-
Buddy Hawthorne had his ton
sils removed at Adams hospital in
Red Lodge Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Noble mo-
tored to Billings Saturday MORN
ing to bring back their son Phil
who has been in the st. Vincent's
hospital the past two weeks with
a fractured vertebrate.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Darlington
of Belfry were visitors at the Dom
aid Darlington home Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Irvine and son Rob-
ert were in Red Lodge Saturday.
Mrs. Alex Hatherall and daugh-
ter Mary were in Red Lodge Sat
urday where Mary had her tonsils
removed at Adams hospital.
Mrs. Alex Hawthorne was a
business visitor in Red Lodge Sat
urday.
Mrs. Chris McLuskie was in Red
Lodge Saturday.
Mrs. F. f. Richardson and Mrs
Alex Hawthorne were in Billings
last Monday on business.
Mrs. F. E. Richardson's music
pupils held a recital Sunday eve
ming at the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Gents, daugh-
ter Mary Lou and Helen Noble
motored to Butte last Tuesday on
business and visited relatives
while there. They returned home
Thursday.
Robert Steinmasel, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Adolph Steinmasel, cele-
brated his seventh birthday last
Sunday afternoon with a party,
Games were played and lunch
served to Annabel Davidson, Nor
ma Besinque, Marion Walter, viii.
ma Baldwin, George and John
Massick, Bobby and Elten Atkin-
son, Bobby Mcdonald, Ronald
Cameron, Richard Maxwell, Jackie
and Betty Marie Steinmasel. Mrs
Steinmasel was assisted by Mrs
John Massick, Mrs. Sam Marshall
Anne Laukaitis and Helen Mar.
shall.
Miss Rose Naglich entertained .
few friends Sunday evening, the
occasion being her birthday
Games and dancing helped to pass
the evening and dainty refresh
ments were served to Pearl Me-
well, Louise Wadsworth, Anns
and Mary Sandwich, Mildred
Chesarek, Mildred Hawthorne
frankie Kastelitz, John Kastelitz
Harold Maxwell, John Fekety
Frank and Henry Chesarek, jos
Naglich, Clarence and Harolc
Wadsworth.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-01-18

Held Over From Last Week.
Saturday, Jan. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Noble and
daughter Helen returned home
from Billings where they spent
Monday visiting their son Phil,
who is a patient at st. Vincents
hospital.
Mrs. Charles Ward of Quilcene
and Miss Claire Mcdonald of
Seattle, Wash, left Saturday after
spending the Christmas vacation
here with Miss McDonald's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Donald.
Mike Myron returned to the
home Of his parents Thursday af-
ter spending the past several
months at Plentywood, Mont.
David and James Murray Of
Lone Pine, Mont, left here Mon
day after spending their vacations
here. They teach school at Lone
Pine.
Miss Nell Kane left Saturday
morning for Gladstone, N. D., to
resume her teaching. She spent
the holidays here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kane.
Joe Persia left for Shelby, Mon
tana, Monday, where he will con-
tinue to teach school. He spent
the holidays with his mother, Mrs.
Persia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson
and son Walter motored to Bill
lings Monday. Walter will re-
main where he will resume his
studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Besinque
and sons Vincent and Norville
motored to Billings Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. Besinque returned Mon
day and Norville and Vincent re-
NAMED for school.
Mrs. Dave Hunter has been
quite i'll the last week with the
flu.
Mrs. J. r. Mcdonald of Wibaux,
Mont, spent the holidays with her
daughter and s~on-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Reid.
Miss Mildred Hawthorne was
away from school Friday on ac-
count of illness.
Mrs. William Becklen was called
to Roundup Thursday on account
of the serious Illness of her sister,
Mrs. M. E. Mccarthy.
Peggy Ann Johnston, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnston,
has been seriously i'll the past
week with bronchial pneumonia.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-01-18

in the waitingroom when Sondra
presently sought her. There was
nobody about, and Sondra closed
the door behind her.
Mrs. Merriman turned round
from the window, her face pale,
and strained. "How is he?" she
asked eagerly.
1.-THE doctor says he will be all
right-that he had overdone things
a little"
There was a short silence, then
Sondra said in a tense voice: II
heard what you we're saying
heard what you were saying as !
opened the door," and then as the
elder woman said nothing, she
broke out passionately: "Oh, how
could you have been so cruel-your
own son."
at was true what / said-every
word was true"
Does that make it any the less
cruel?" Sondra asked.
Mrs. Merriman broke into bitter
weeping. "You've taken my son
from me-heIl never be the same
to me again, and you don't love
him, | know you don't really care
for him at all"
Everyone will hear, if you cry
like that" Sondra said.
In spite of herself there was q
vague pity for this woman in her
heart. 1t was true-she had TAX
en- Mark away-true that she did
not love him, and yet-she knew
she would rather have died than
hurt him as his mother had done,
She supposed duly that it was
jealousy, but somehow she had
never imagined Mrs. Merrimar
felt like that towards her; out
wardly at all events they had been
! good friends.
She said patiently: "If you will
listen to me for a moment, | will
try to explain. | know what you
think of course-I daresay you are
not the only one who thinks it, but
you are quite wrong-Mr. Ander-
son has never been anything tc
me but a good friend. / heard you
tell Mark that he had paid for my
clothes-that is not true either
he has given me presents, expen-
sive presents, but not since moi
since | married Mark. You would.
MT understand if | tried to explain
how differently you and I look al
things; we've been brought up Sc
differently, but / hope you will be
lieve me -. | hope you will be.
lieve me when l say that thai
/ mean to do my best-always fol
Mark, to make him happy" Hel
voice trailed away desolately, re.
Numbering that only an hour age
she had tried to say something
like this to Anderson.
1t had been a terrible time foI
her; both of them trying to tall
lightly and of every subject bu'
the one nearest to both theil
hearts and then just before sh'
left him Sondra had said
II can't ever thank you for al
you've done for us, but I'll try :.
to be decent. I'll try to do wha
you said-to stand by my mis-
takes, and not -. not vent then
on someone who is innocent"
She wondered a little at herself
and why it was that she was 81
determined that Mark should no
be the one to suffer.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-01-18

Schrumpf left Tuesday for Bill
lings where they will attend Nor
NAL school.
The Cherry Springs school OPP
ened again Monday morning after
having a weeks vacation.
Mrs. w. E. Lochridge spent a
few days last week visiting at the
Lorin Lochridge home in Red
Lodge.
E. C. Egner and family and M.
C. 0lels and family of Red Lodge
were dinner guests at the c. A
Olels home Sunday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-01-18
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