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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-23
Society Nescs Weddings -C Coming Eyeuts.
Junior Womens Club Sponsors
 Annual Summer FOswsGI Dance

Newton and Sedgewick Gordon Miss Helen Kennedy and Fran5 Kennedy. Miss Doris Nelson ana w. Since. Miss Marjorie Hill ano' John Wallace, Miss Betty Gilman! ana Kenneth Malsch. Miss Jean IaViene and -Revill Fox, Miss Isa-' bei Sargent and Edward K. Sam- son. Jr. Miss Nellie Reyes and Jol1n K. Upson, Miss Betty o'Brien' and William J. Secor, Jrs Miss Augusta Tweed and Robert Allen{ Miss Betty Shee and Merritt Hy Bere. Miss Katharine Since and Frederick Strong, Miss Vivienne wallace and Nelson Ford, Miss Dorothy Hopkins anal Roy Wal colt, Miss Marjorie Merriils and Arnold Wenzel, Miss Muriet Long and James Beadle, Miss Ruth Benedictand David Piercey, Miss Phyliss Brown and John D. Dillon Miss Mary Geraghty and Harolc| PIatt. Miss Gertrude Richardson and Roger Gaess, Miss Estells| Gibbs and Tom Beardsley, Miss| Jean Clifford and Bradley Kingl Miss Marjorie Snow and Ar1| thur N. Mahoney. Miss Eieanoi| Miles and Carl Hassell, Warren Gl Hall, Jr, Miss Ceiine Rooster anol Herman Rooster, Jr, Miss Elsis| Bristol and Milton N. Forde, MI and Mrs E. Freeman Coffey, Miss|
 Eleanor Holmes and Clarence RI .Taiberg, Miss Phyliss Caters and F. Anderson, Miss Helen Alta and Ralph Nelly, Miss Agnes Carroll and w. J. St John, Miss Jean WarI ner and George N. Haynor, Mis1 Priscilla Andrew and Montgomery Woolson, Miss Ellen Sandt and Irving Parsons, Miss Helen Mel Indre and James C.. Colwell, Mia Eleanor Ashmore and Yaughi| Gooding, Miss Este1le. Baker and Earl Avery, Miss Elizabeth Moor and Mclean Buckingham, Mis} Marjorie Perkins and Alfred Reich enback, Jr, Miss Grace Peck an
 Roger Salisbury, Miss Barbar
 King and Alan B. Hall, Miss Ani| Cowperthwait and Wilmot T. Abu bolt, Miss Kathleen Diflman and William Jones, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-23

Miss Mildred ogden was hostes
 at a bridge on Wednesday eveninl at her home in honor of Miss Sylvi| Clemente. The bride to be was pre scented with an occasional chaij Two tables of bridge were In pla| and following the card playing luncheon was served. Those al tending were Misses Margaret Dd Bonis, Stella DeBonis, Margard Municcini, Mildred ogden. Sylvl
 Ciemente, Helen Kosky, and MI Blanche Mole and Mrs Anna I'd pazio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-23

About one hundred couples att tended the summer formal dance given by the Junior Women's club last evening at the Waterbury Womenss club. Misses Muriel Schofield and Miss Suzenne Shad- CT were in charge of the arrange ments for the affair, which was one of the most successful to be given by the group since it's organiza- ton.
 Miss Suzanne Shader and Rob- ert A. McNeilly. Jr, Miss Muriel Schofield and Moves s. Wilnot, Miss Mary Whelan and Edward Fox, Miss Elsie Jabs and Newton Post, Miss Florence Platt and George Dayton, MT and Mrs w. 1T. Platt, Jr, Miss Harriet Carroll and Earl Solson, Miss Genevieve Erba and Francis Kreger, Miss Marjorie Hard and Robert Petitjean, MT and Mrs Idris R. Alderson, Miss May Orange and Glenn Grif1lth. MT and Mrs Elmer r. Schmith, Miss Katharine Woodward and Daniel E. Curtiss, Miss Amy Butt Ter and Thomas Sinclairs IT. Miss Charlotte Tracy and Leroy Gibbs. Miss Betty Beach and Everett Rogers, Miss Kate Thursfield and Howard Freeman, Miss Catherine Savers and Edward McGrath. Mir and Mrs l.. D. Beach, Miss Mar garite Mattson and William s. Curtis. Jr. Miss Marjorie Bailey and Eugene Beadle, Miss Ellen Grand and Walter France, Miss Vivian Minor and Paul Foster, Miss Muriel Alderman and Ed ward c. Carr, Warren D. Platt, Miss Lois Olson and Norman Wood, Miss Ruth Stibbs and Fred- erick French, Miss Rhoda Macken and E. Donald Rogers. Miss Kath- arine Crane and Richard F. Bur- dett, Miss Marjorie Campbell and Kenneth Sweet, Miss Olive French and Eugene E. Kern. Miss Dorothy Kelsey and Porter Hubbeii. Miss Cara Clark and Frederick w, vaill, Miss Edna Rush and c. Russell Sumpf, Miss Katharine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-23

Movie pekups. Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery will play the in Metros Tugboat Annie based the Saturday Evening Pose about the character
 took twelve months film Eskimo up the frozen North but it's finally ready for release Clark Gable and Jean Har low in Hold Your Man. Johnny Weissmuler
 getting another jungle thriller This it's "Tarzan and His Mate," sequel the first Tarzan film he made Lee Trsey's will be "Turn Back the Clock. He's in Waterbury in 'The Nuisance" They've picked Dane ing Lady for Joan Crawford It's adaptaton of Saturday Evening Post story Arthur Somers Roehs popular novel, Penthouse" in production. In the musical field Th Cat and Fiddle" already under although Ramon Navoro and Jeannefte Mcdonald aren't back from Europe take their parts in it. Another musical Tap "The Hollywood Pary with music by Rodgers and Hart Naeo Herb Brown and F3erb Freed Also Jack (Baron Munehhausen) Pearl Jimmie /Schnoxxe) Durante Stuart Erwin in The Big La anofer Ed Wynn scheduled for musical yst unnamed. ...
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-23

Radio dots and dashes. Budd Huek and Freddie Martin used sing duets in New Jersey dance Nanny Fiddler is the name of Wagners Don Bestor takes his fishing tackle the roof of his hotel practice casting The stage show the Metropolitan theater Brooklyn N Y recently looked like CBC reunion with Arthur Tracy Stoopnage Budd and Edwin C. Hill all sharing headline honos the gram. Mildred Bailey always from and looks mike far of the studio ceiling until her number is finished When the Bar Days and Nights program goes the air studios always look like ranch Carson Roon and his Buekaoos appear full cowboy saa Nat Shkrt planning European trip. Lou Hotz played sempro ball with -sde Haney Stars in San Francisco.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-23

Want your furniture given that antique look! If so apply the Mattztuek Country Club. There's family of woodpeekes that punch holes in the toughest of woods. Golfers who frequent the Souhingon Noun tain watching with interest the raising of the family. Its in large apple alongside of the fairway the fifth hoe It discovered quite by accident when eral players who had stopped for drink at the pump just before climbing the plateau green heard the ehpins Investigation revealed hole about twice large baseball in the lower side of limb just about six feet from the ground The mother and father woodpeekes had evidently stood almost their heads to punch their home but they certainly did fine piece of drilling As yet they haven't stealing golf balls feed the young but the Tower expects toppress dispatch from Mert Connor any day with such information Incidentally Me has informed the writer that the brood show signs of possessing
 musical talent he may the birds tap the Nuteraek Suite" in F natural.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-23

We've just heard that, Art Bueknam popular Walsh School principal celebrated his tenth the school this week. The faculty gave him and party honor of the which proves Art popular today he back the days when instructed dear old Wlby Four seminaans n list of park and playground supervisors announced today Louis Adams acquiring their theology St
 arys Baltimore while Peter Murphy St Benard Rochester and William Carroll St Johns Graymoor Bill Moriarty the we-known Fourth Esa back from Hartford after legislative session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-23
CONTRACT |! !. B ~ :" z" EXpEQTS PLAY lT .2. 2.

nation South is justified in going to game. The Play
 The play of this hand was rather interesting. West opened a small club, East went up with the king, and South, the declarer, won with the ace.
 He returned a small spade. West put in the queen. and dummy won the trick with the ace. The jack of spades was returned, East win- ming with the king.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-23

Here there and everywhere. Mrs Lura Dutton elected of the Department of Connecticut United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary meeting Meden. Anita
 Gray postcards the Tower from the Worlds Fair where she representing the Clock Shop, and believe but that One for the books. Nora Daley pinh-hing for Evelyn Siea cashier the Lyric Theater Ann Esan will spend the months caring for the kidds the at Lakewood Park. benefit dance will be held Hamilton Park tomorrow night for Our Lady of Lourdes church.
 Henry MeCrah tre secretary of the Catholic Parish baseball league looks like ad for adhesive plaster Henne claims he ran into door, believe that and we'll tell you another Harry Melvin will take his St Marys baseball New York Monday the big easuers in action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-23
--To1- JUNE
JUNE
Good Evening.

Mine is the month of Roses; yes and mine The month of Marriagesl All pleasant sights And scents the fragrance of the blossoming vine The foliage of the valleys and heights. Mine are the longest days. the loveliest nights; The mowers seythe makes music to my ear; am the mother of all dear delights: am the fairest daughter of the year.
 Henry w. Longfellow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-23

The latest in neekwea It remained for Rowley Phillips display the latest in neekwea Tuesday Election Day Mir Phillips the 18th senatorial district He appeared for the ion with blue tie into which knitted myriad of sentences Repeal the 18th Amendment white thread Mir Phillips didn say whether the tie the official sa of the 50 endi- Connecticut but what better method could be conceived to wage campaign than your campaign plat form before verycnc butonhoe them in con- versation.
Evening star., 1933-11-08
RADIO FORUM TALK
BY LEWIS TONIGHT
Senator's Subject, The Pres.
ident and Our People
Under N. r. A.

~ENAToR JAMES HAMILTON
LEWIS Of Illinois, who had {
prominent part In drafting legis'
lation under which the Recovery
Administration operates, will be
the speaker tonight on the National
Radio Forum.
Arranged by The Washington Star
the forum will be broadcast from 1890
to IL o'clock over wNdAL and coast
forecast network Of other National
Broadcasting Co. stations. Senator
Lewis topic Is The President and Our
People under N. n. A"
An ardent advocate Of freedom OF the
press, Senator Lewis also is expected 10
touch briefly on this subject IN his talk.
ITO test the equipment in its new STU
i -dios, N B. C. already has started
number Of daytime programs
from Radio City.
Nighttime and other daytime pro-
grams are still originating in the old
studios. Saturday night, however, will
be the final broadcast from TIL Fifth
avenue. 1t will be q l5-minute review
of some Of the outstanding broadcasts
that took place there.
THE annual award for good diction
l. on the radio will be made tomor-
row to James S. Wellington, N. B.
c. announcer, at a Joint meeting in New
York of the American Academy and
the National Institute of Arts and Let
ters. William Lyon Phelps, writer and
former head Of the Yale English de-
partment, will present the academy's
medal to the winner. N B. c. will
broadcast the. ceremonies from 3 to
4 pm
d oMANCEs OF SCIENCE, a new
n series of dramatic sketches depict
ing great achievements in the
fields Of chemistry and science, will be
introduced over an N. B. c. network
Sunday at Sis pm. Charles Good
year, famous experimenter with rubber,
win be the subject Of the initial sketch.
DOLLY HARPER and Horace Hunni-
L cut, popular radio harmony team,
have been booked by WMAL for a
series Of sponsored broadcasts beginning
Monday. The programs will be on the
air five days week from $50 to
5:45 pm.
ID ADIO'S famous Revelers' Quartet
N will replace the Cavaliers on the
Service Hour concerts over N. B.
G. beginning November IT. Actually,
however. only half quartet is involved
IN the change because two of the Rev.
elers also are members of the Cavaliers
and have been singing in the Service
Hour concerts right along.
Frank Parker and Elliott Shaw will
keep right on singing with the quartet.
Evening star., 1933-11-08
Wednesday, November 8.

Mrs. Miriam Fairbanks, noted concert
soprano, will be the guest artist on
Irwin S. Cobb's program on WJSV te-
night at 9. She sings in Italian, Ger
man, French and English.
Albert Spalding, celebrated American
violinist, will feature Dvorak's "Humor-
esque" and RirnSky Korzakoff's Song
of India" in his recital on WJSV from
$50 to o. Conrad Thibault, baritone,
also will contribute to this program.
He viii sing Make Believe" without
Song" and selections from Herbert's
Fortune Teller"
Moran and Mack will again be the
guest artists on the program of War
ings Pennsylvanians on WJSV from 10
to 1880. The broadcast will originate
in Mecca Temple in New York, before
an invited audience of $500 persons.
The American Education Week pro-
Evening star., 1933-11-08
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tlsers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-11-08
HELP--MEN.

AUTO sALEsMEN We pay drawing ac-
fSuhs: Gnahss iernisP S car to producers. See Mr..
CITY, STATE MANAGERS for national
with merchants Permanent connections. 3.
ssr1SI,sctory snIn,s d, earnings: Small deposit on
sss:K. star once -''' A0ofe's s0@
COLLECTOR-Must have car and know city
tMhoTSoaTghlyI; I salary; steady position. Apply
Moskln.s. 729 9TH st. NV.
CoLLECToR, experienced. for special work
IN lnstallment house; must know how TO seil;
must haye car and good local reference
Tatf Add..: sh4 Box sa2 E f-izs si
CREW MANAGER. with car. for fast selling
4ss s ss aa ss4
ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN, Is to 25. neat
appearance and sales ability: character ref.
419 Victor Bldg. before S45 am
2ac McGn lids b take
GOVT EMPLOYEES to sell Americas lead
aufs sfe 81 SpaEs zsoa time so liberal comms
LOCAL, BRANCH Of national mfsr. will
train men for supervisory positions; ex-
ceptionally good incomes assured during pre-
1908. 1343 II st. NV NV. - -'ien00n' s9i'e
NAN, white. to work on farm. Room board
So week: Address Box 340-K. Star once. ::
lstDo MEMO you want to settle down in a Job
pSede, for Of our routes
business viii be GOOD We have been ei in in
Apps lsSs afer aRe are sG9h kgss
Illinois ave NV. corner Georgia.
MEN MEN t71, white; at once, work established
@ Si fSnfs!R; PS Sr '1Rfsi- Rss
OUTSIDE. SALESMAN. home services and
am. The Daly-Hopper Co., 1902 1ith
PAINTER-PAPERHANG experienced. for
WeeE Addrsss Box 4ss5 sssa5s 5si es
druggists sundries; young man. conscien
sins Maryland Dstrict of columbia: S6Ea' psla %
ne s5S .SS Sesds ST. New R26fE.
SALESMAN known to the hotel restaurant
| and institutional trade of Washington. Bal
timore and Virginia territories, to sell quality
Brin Con- 1ne scoun 1oi Vt T''s New w ersai gersey
ants in washington and adjacent counties.
Salary; age "A TO 80. Boyd's, 1888 F st.
sALEsMEN-Apex washers and ironers. To
1 commission. Apply between 4 and pm.
| yordan's. 18th and G sts. NV.
| Statesmen. full or part time. to sell worlds
| fastest selling radio for one of Washington's
| best known dealers. We offer the finest
sales plan ever used To men selected
| liberal commissions and bonus. Apply be-
tween 10 am. and Pm. Mr.. Weeks. 1901
14th NV.
/ SPECIALITY statesmen wanted for new re-
| tail organization. Experienced electric
| frigeration statesmen with supervisory ability
| preferred. Opportunity for promotion for
1 u n MAJ hat
| 10 and 12 am. or z to $40 pm. Ask for
Mr.. Mckinley, Frigidaire Sales Corp, 1401
| l4th st. NV.
| YOUNG MAN ambitious and hustler. expert
/ enced in grocery market, honest; references
1 required 1909 Tea ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN acquainted with washington
| beauty shops take orders for VoEues
| exceptional offer. go McGin Bldg.
| YOUNG MAN for part-time stenographic and
| clerical work In contractors ofice. Give
phone number. Address Box 313-K, Star
once. -
Evening star., 1933-11-08

Public Work Started.
Trinidad has started its extensive
public work program.
Evening star., 1933-11-08

gram on WRC at will be presented by
the Navy Band and Rev. George John
son, secretary of the National Catholic
Education Association.
Evening star., 1933-11-08
sITUATroNs-WoAEN.

RAA Ssh - AONN1 W De-~NeeNe
CASHIER: typist. wsitress. salad or counter
COLORED WOMAN, young. light skin. wants
work in doctors once or maid In store
North Sl01-W.
GRADUATE NURSE stenosrapher. typist.
salary. AddIess BOX 321 *, star once s.
LADY, SD. French Ems, for aid children,
eonvslescent d .eoo OF help % refneS family; wages
MOTHERS HELPER-Refned. Southern
sirl Is; desires position with Gentle Prot
g cRanssd % Aedress Bon z4s-j. sr'es Stan once. s1
NURSE. graduate, desires case rates rea-
PRACTICAL NURSE Refined white woman
iisht honsework. Phone ciarendon ae4' NiA
PRACTICAL NURSING. also confinement,
lady, ,midds-aEed; references. II 14th st.
WOMAN. SO, Christian. dependable. desires
count, or as Companion To- Ion.Iy nif1heSs III Ss
troubled woman. Box 342, Falls Greek. Pa.
YOUNG LADY. with coIiese deEree, wishes
position as hostess. manager or assistant in
tea room. coffee shop cafeteria or In plan
nlne menus for private patients; experienced
N dist tea room. cafeteria. hospital and special
Box 3lO-K, Star once. 9'
SITUATIONS-DoME
CHHDRENs NURSE. Scottish. wishes the
care OF one or two children: excellent
washington references. Apply 214 Bates st.
h iu ffifaa of BART s@.
GIRL colored: wants Job as general house
yorker; yorker; good reference. Phone North
GIRL. colored, wants work; no laundry;
say nights preferred. Call Princess
Flower Shop. Potomac 633s. 9'
GIRL colored wants work as mothers
helper or nurse. Call North 0OO7
GdEL' GdEI coIorsd: wishes jog. Eenersl house
sooo reference. Columbia 5s13-J,
GIRL colored; place as plain cook. general
addes and s6s k STAY sr
HoUSEKEEPER white to care for home OF
wldow or widower. nurse semi-invalid: stay
nlghts co. 5254: references.
4iRRHEN SisRes Ios cOloFs6 sYDeTiencs
Apt. 2.
Of any kind: ref l25sa BE. 6s54w nsas wiSheS WORK
WOMAN colored. wants part-time work.
St NV nss Phoas e BE- tasf sfss4R eGpe 1917 18TH
WOMAN, colored, refined; cook or general
g ssonsework; k can stay stay nights; reference. -7@0
WOMAN, colored. experienced cook, house,
work. days work; Sl.50 q day: ref Ad-
dress M Lasky. Kensington. Nd
W0MAn sssg aiSbt so9Fsd fs viii cook serve dinners
WORK; laundry; ref Adams 33I5-J
WOMAN colored chambermaid, waitress
Gays work or work to take home, G27 NJ
II. ave. WEst 0158-W
YOUNG LADY. German. experienced, wishes
WoLk as chllds nurse or housework; home
nights. 337 p st. ne.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
DRIVING PHILADELPHIA THIS EVENING
return Friday; accommodate four. Dittman,
Evening star., 1933-11-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
SITUAT1ONS-MEN.

SITUATlONS-MEN.
Persons advertising for Situations
Wanted" are tCGrned to exercise
careful Investigation OF persons Of
fertng positions Uhere cash deposits
are required to secure employment.
BgTkEE;coog HIy I Dutch. Address Box
CAKE BAKER, expert; good decorator wants
345-K. star once 10.
CHAUFFEUR in private family or driving
6eV deIVery truck @ desired by young colored man.
CHAUFFEUR AND BUTLER-Reliabie col
1911 Vernon Sc. NV. apt. -. be S5i7cJ
MuAcH1NIsT OR WELDING; best reference.
MAN will accept any proposition for steady
empioyment Lying wage. Have had 10
seod Address Box aIaAs sxak Raas stas
ONCE.
MAN. refined. Trustworthy. taking PROBES
WoTf ,or rna couTse d WIZ 90 any any kind Of
ILl,,,d fun dstails address z. D; Rose. General
MAN, colored. experienced janitor: Job as
apt house janitor; can make electrical re-
pairs and paint. 523 Eastern ave. ne. 50
PTcs bs dsT ob V..s e,e fs
graining. Adams 47s6.
YOUNG MAN; colored. desires position as
wsh ca pssass Nrss fss4Ha very soOd
YOUNG MAN. 80. IL years bank and hotel
exp, desires pos, once mgr. bookkeeper,
room CLERK. cashier; efficient worker; best
refs. Address Box 336-K. Star once.
YOUNG NAN. colored. desires work as shoe
sinner. dishwasher or barber shop helper.
District $3.50
YOUNG NAN, 2I. refined, desires part-time
OF shorthand.S typins. adding machine. Ad-
dress Box 9s-K- Star once. %
Evening star., 1933-11-08
MOTOR TRAVEL,

DRIVING PHILADELPHIA THIS EVENING.
return Friday; accommodate four. Dittman,
Atlantic 1906.
DRIVING PIERCE-ARRoW TO Los ANGE-
les via Southern route through Memphis
Dallas. San Antonio, etc: passengers CO
9401. -
Evening star., 1933-11-08

OUTSIDE SALESMAN home services and
equipment. Call between $50 and 1000
am. The Daly-Hopper Co., 1902 llth
Evening star., 1933-11-08

LOCAL BRANCH of national mfgr, will
train men for supervisory positions; ex-
eepEonally good incomes assured during pre-
1909. 1343 H ST. NV
Evening star., 1933-11-08

MEN 90, white. at once work established
routes; old established concern; no expert
snee NECESSARY: 1911 K NV, Mr.. Hite.
Room S26. Call after l pm
Evening star., 1933-11-08

rs1a-SEs.fSV!CE MEN war veterans to take
magazlne suoscrlptlons. 220 McGiu Bldg. .
GOVT. EMPLOYEES to sell Americas lead
ing auto tire, spare time; liberal commits
sion. Phone DI. 1892 for appointment
Evening star., 1933-11-08

COUPLE desire living quarters In return for
janitor work or tutoring. College teaching
exp. Address BOZ 835-Ks Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1933-11-08

% Wetk AdQresS BOX 34U-k Star ONCE.
MEN-Do you want to settle down in a Job
without fear of-being laid of or discharged?
II you are clean-cut. neat appearing. we can
use you Tor one OF our routes supplying food
products at prices below Competition. Peo-
pie must eat, and as long as they do our
business will be good. We have been in
$4,000 00o Apply after IL am, 5533
1lllnols ave NV. corner Georgia.
Evening star., 1933-11-08

PAINTER-PAPERHANG experienced. for
nome Improvement company; steady Job;
$3.50 week. Address Box 1871 Star
Evening star., 1933-11-08

CREW MANAGER. with car, for fast selling
new item; chance for good canvasser to ac-
oulre partnership. Give full qualifications
Box Back. Star once.
Evening star., 1933-11-08

ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN, Is to 25, neat
appearance and sales. ability; character ref
419 Victor Bldg. before S:45 am
Evening star., 1933-11-08

SALES REPRESENTATIVE for well known
oruegists sundries young man, conscien-
tlous, with car; commission; territory, Vir-
ginia. Maryland. District of Columbia Della
ware; sales experience necessary. Write,
giving references and qualifications, Robert
Evening star., 1933-11-08

SALESMAN known to the hotel, restaurant
and institutional trade of Washington. Bal
timore and Virginia territories. to sell quality
desserts: drawing account; write in detail.
RailTosd 3 5ran III CT & dns.' G 1oI-11 New Jersey
Evening star., 1933-11-08

CASHIER. typist. waitress, salad or counter
girl. experienced; references. Lincoln 2s46-J
COLORED WOMAN. young. light skin. wants
work in doctors once or maid in store
North SlOI-W
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-04-10
DANA GIRL IN
HOSPITAL With
SHOT WOUND
Ola Pauline Roots Used
Gun On Self, Coroner
Believes

Miss Ola Pauline Hoots, 81
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Hoots, of the Dana section,
was in the Patton Memorial hos
pital today suffering from a gun
shot wound, thought to be self-in-
flicted, in her left breast below
the heart.
Miss Hoots was reported as
resting comfortably at the hos
pital today. 1t was thought that
the shot missed her heart but
punctured her left lung.
Miss Hoots was shot yesterday
morning about $3.50 o'clock in
front of her home near Dana.
Members of the family, awakened
by the shot, found her in a seri-
Gus condition in front of the
home.
She was shot with a 12-guage
single-barreled shotgun, which
had been taken from the room of
one of her brothers, and the gun
was found near her in the front
yard.
Coroner j. f. Brooks and men,
bers of the sheriff's department
investigated the shooting and
were of the opinion that the
wound was self-inficted.
The young woman had not been
questioned today due to the scri-
business of her condition.
Miss Hoots was graduated from
the Dana high school last year.
She is a teacher in the Sunday
school of her church and is we'll
thought of in her community. She
had been in i'll health for three or
four months following an attack
of influenza. She lived with her
mother and father and three
brothers and three sisters.