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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
A NAGYTOKE
AEON VAN

megijedve, hogy Roosevelt en-
nj akar adni a nincstelen embe-
reknek, aminek az arat valamily
modon a nagyt6ke fogja meg
adni.
Ezentul a Reconstruction FL
nance Corporation mem "kol-
cson' fog adni az egyes ALA
moknak es varosoknak, hogy a
nincsteleneket segitsek,. inert az
elnok szerint ere kepmuta-
tasra mines sziikseg. Nyilvan-
valo ugyanis, hogy ezeket a
"kolcsonoket" megfizetni soha
mem fogjak, Roosevelt tehat AIT
mondja, hogy mem kell onma-
gunknak hazudnunk.
A mutt hetekben, mikor az el-
nok keresere a congressus belle
egyezett, hogy Interchangeable
b6l vagy otszaz milliot levagnak,
a nagyt6ke hozsannaval udvo-
zolte, es oromInel allapitottak
meg, hogy szovetsegi kincstar
deficitie "a sorado bevetelevel
Is veteran graft leszallitasaval)
megsziinik.
Most savanyu arccal Is keves-
be .lelkesedve: latiak, hogy Roose-
welt meg akarja nyitni a kincs-
tart a 'f1incstelenek segelyezesere
Is hogy nagyszabasd koznun-
kalatokkal akarja a munkatlan.
sagot csokkenteni az orszagban
AIT sem hallgatja valami Dol.
dogan a nagyt6ke, hogy a ban
karokat, bankokat Is az ertek-
t6zsdet meg akarja az elnol
rendszabalyozni es "radikalis'
ujitasokkal remitik az orszagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

vandorolt uldoz6 kilonitmenyre
mines sziiksege.
Valoban ugy nez XII, mintha
lit vi dealt kapna az orszagnak
legazolt es letiport munkassaga.
Hat ezentul mar beken sztraj-
kolhatnak a kiehezett munka-
sok?
Ezentul mar mem fognak koz-
Tux a bevandorlasi hatosag titkos
kennel megjelenni, hogy a sztraj-
kok hangosabb embereit elfog-
Fdiossak? s....
Ezentu1 mem fogjak a szegeny
bevandoroltat meghallgatas mel
kill kizsuppolni az ~orszagbol'
Hiszen ha ez ICY lesz, akkor
mem is fogunk lit raismerni az
|orszagra IS onmagunkra.
-His7en ha ez ICY lesz, akkor
meg megerjiik, hgyo az alkot-
many !. .biztositekait csakugyan
tiszteletben fogia tartani a 'kor-
.msnyunk Is csudak csudajaraf
talan !, meg odaig rs efjutYnk,
hogy, embernek nezik a bevan-
EHofl6fs s1sfes s>>smees- z :....&.+sss
:. ,Mikor az amerikai magyar
munkasok halas Swivel tudoma-
sui veszik, hogy az vi kormany
inteskedeseinek legelejen elso
sorban az elleniink szervezett
csekat sziintettek meg, egyszers-
mint xvegyek figyelembe, hogy
Xix elleneztek legsulyosabban,
hogy Miss Perkinst, ezt libe-
rails asszonyt miniszterre kline
vezzsks
Gyakran vitatkoznak. az DIVA
sok ezzel az ujsaggal, amiert az
American Labor Federation rot
hado intezmenyet Is annak ultra
konzervativ CRATER vezereit ele-
sen kritizaltuk.
Kritizaltuk nemcsak azert,
inert a hivatasos leber fekerek
(mint ait Doak MINISTER olyan
erelyesen megmutatta) egyt6l-
egyig halalos ellensegei mindcn
bevandorolt embernek, hanem
kritizaltuk 6ket els6 sorban Is
kiilonosen azert, inert mem a
munkassag erdekeit igyekeznek
kepviselni.
A munkasvezerek kivansaga
volt, hogy a Doak fele. kemszer-
vezetet az adofizet6k penzen
megszervezzek es fenntartsak, a
munkasvezerek hasznaltak ait
fel ARA, hogy a grafter-uralmuk
ellen lazadozo munkasokat de-
porta1jak es terrorban tartsak.
vagyis munkasvezerek ell
lensegei a munkassagnak.
EFT is szem el6tt kcM tartani.
EFT is tudni kell azoknak ma
gyar polgaroknak, akik ket ke-
zuk munkaja utan probalnak
megelni ebben a szerencsetlenne
tett orszagban. 70
N ~ + ~~>s-. "
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
YECE A CSEKANAK

s
Doak munkaminiszter felre Err
tette a hivatasat IS az igazi l&-
ber-fekerek osztonere hallgatva.
csekat rendezett be Washington
ban.
Hirhedt detektivek csapata
tort ri varatlanul a bevandorol-
tax gyiilekezeteire, lit is, oft is
el-elfogtak egy csomo szegeny
bevandorlot, akiket radikalizmus
sal v&dotva elhurcoltak.
Szazezreket koitottek az or
sz4g penstb8f deptortisalasokrs A Ss
akiket deportalni aEartak, azokat
rendes birosagok ele, nyilvanos
kiha1lgatashoz mem engedtek.
Rendeleti uton, carl .ukazokkal
deportaltak, ahogy valamikor a
car klldte Sziberia olombanyai-
ba a politikai foglyokat:
A szegyen.. ]. departmentie, =
gyalazat .,kabinetje ssllett Doak
alatt a mnnkamin.ieszterigm.s MI ahol
mem mYakaval, IS aamnpkassal,
hanem fqreignerek depprtalasa-. !.
val voltak f6kepen elfoglalva.
Kll6n6sen azofatsf oedostak'
ossze a D6ak cseka' 'besug6i, i
Xix valamelyik munkas SERVE
zetben hivatasos leber-fekerek.
a "vezerek" ellen lazadoztak,
inert hollo hollonak szemet
XII mem vajja es inert Doak volt
MINISTER is leber fekeri dzsab-
boil jutott barsonyszekbe.
Az vi munkaminiszter, Fran
ces Perkins mem is tetszett a
"munkasvezereknek."
Green ur, az American Fedc-
ration of Labor elnoke vitrioit
konnyezett es nyilvanosan meg
r6tta az vi elnokot, inert mem
egy kierdemesult leber fekert,
hanem egy nagyszivu es nagy-
szerii asszonyt iiltetett mum
kaminiszter szekebe.
Ez az ujsag az elso perctol
kezdve remenykedve hirdette,
hogy New York allan volt mum
ka biztosat kellene Rooseve1tnek
kinevezni es kitor6 orommel ad-
TUX hiret, hogy Miss Perkins
lett a munkaminiszter Is az
egesz Roosevelt kabinet disze
Washingtonban.
Az vi MINISTER megmutatta
az els6 heten, hogy liberals
Is tisztesseges elemek mem csa-
latkoztak miikodeseben.
K0vetve az elnok peldajat, s
is gyorsan munkahoz latott Is az
els6 dolga az volt, hogy a gya-
lazatos csckat megsziintctte, a
bevandoroltak kozt mikod6 tit
kos besugokat II akiknck feje
csekely 5000 dollar fizetest ka-
pott kvente ~ kivagta az alias
munkab6l.
Es onerzetesen jelentette XII
MINISTER, hogy neki csekara, tit
kos rend6rsegre, munkas es be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
AZ ATLAGOS POLGAR

azert erez nemi csal6dast,
inert latnia kell, hogy nagyt6-
ke deflaci6s programjat konyor-
teleniil folytatjak, vagyis penz
felhigitasaval a kormany mem
akar sietni. Ellenkez6leg, a ha-
romezer bezart bank betev6inek
a bankkonyveit sulyosan deval-
valiak, a biztositasi illetekeket
felemeltek (rnert az osztalekbk
besziintetese es csokkentese az
illetekek felemeleset jelenti) Is
a dollar cricket nem le-, hanem
fe1fele halifax tovabbra is, ahogy
AIT az aranykovetelesek birtoka-
ban a nagyt6ke kivanja.
Mem akarja megerteni a pol
garsag, hogy a penz erteke akkor
fog lefele csuszni, mikor ma
gyobbszabasu szovetsegi k0z-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
VI HANCOT
UT0TT MEG

a munkaminiszter a multi he
ten. Arr6l mar beszamolt min
den ujsag, ez a lap is kilon
cikkben foglalkozott a dologgal,
hogy Miss Perkins a munka-mi-
niszterium csekajat .megsziintet-
te Is a be vandoroltak ellen ezen
|tul spionokat alkalmazni' mem
fognak.
A multi heten ujabb, ke1lemet-
len meglepetessel szolgalt a to-
kenek, mikor egy new york; ban
ketten az iinnepl6 urak nagy
megr6konyodesere a munkami-
niszterium programjat kifejtette.
Megmondta, hogy szerinte
mem a deportalas f6kotelesse-
ge departqhentnek, hanem az,
hogy munk&sokat kollektiv
szerz6desekre oktassa. Vagyis,
hogy szervezkedest surgesse
es segits&gere legyen munkass
sagnak, hogy szervezye kosson
Observation-Disclosures q t6kes.
sci.
Mem tudom, hogy NIT szdl-
max ehhez programhoz puha-
szen, az auto IS az acel iparok-
ban, amelyekben a. szervezkedest
mem akarjak;. megttirni.
Valoszinu, hogy sok hibat,, fog
Roosevelt elkovetni a .ioyoben.
valoszinii, hogy ez a royat keny-
telen lesz adminisztraciojat soa.
esetben. keseriien birAlni, de; maid
mem minden elkovetkezend1' hiba
jat jova tette, inikor Miss Per
kinst iiltette a munkaminiszter
szekebe. 81
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-02
ALL STARS TO
PLAY SERIES
Henderson and Watauga
Boys Are Scheduled
for Contests

Arrangements have been made
to bring the all-Stars of Watauga
county and the all-stars of Hen
derson county together in series
of games in early August.
The first of these games will
probably be played at the city park
or Balfour on August 8.
The selection of the Henderson
team and managing of it has been
given to Mr.. Fletcher, of the
Fletcher team. Each manager Is
instructed to give Mr.. Fletcher the
names of the three best players on
his team in order that the aI!-star
team may be selected from these
players. ,
O. A. WhitesideS, Mills River
manager, is assisting Mr.. Fletcher.
The names of players will be pub
lished in the next few days.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-02

GENEVA, Aug. 2. CUP).-The
practical results Of the 18th SEES
sion of the International Labor
conference have been achieved
ouietly-almost unnOticed--in the
adoption Of seven important con
ventions, six Of them putting the
coping stone on the structure OF
international social standards, be-
gun at Geneva eight years ago.
The Labor conferences achieve
ments during its three weeks SEES
sio mare summarized a follows:
OLD AGE INSURANCE
One, international convention
concerning old-age insurance for
persons employed in industrial
and commercial undertakings, in
the liberal professions and for
outwOrkers and domestic servants,
passed by LOG votes to 5.
Two. Similar convention for
agricultural workers, passed by "a
votes to II.
Three. international convention
concerning invalidity insurance
for persons in industrial and COM
mercial undertakings, passed by
80 votes to 7.
-Four. Similar convention for
agricultural workers, passed by 70
votes to 18.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
Five. International convention
concerning compulsory widows
and orphans insurance for en-
ployees in industrial and CONNER
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-02
Dogs Are Dogs

Although there are almost -oO
distinct breeds of dogs In the World
no one OF these can be considered
separate species, Tor any dog il'aS
breed with any other do% and pro
duce fertile offspring. So whether
q dog be tiny creature no more
than six inches high and Weighing
in the neiyhborhOOd of two pounds
or 2OO-pounder standing nearly
three feet tall; whether its coat be
shaggy or short haired, and regard
less of its hue. it will have the
same general characteristics anu
body structure of all dogdOm.
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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON LABOR GOT PRACTICAL
RESULTS ALMOST UNHEEDED

.cial undertakings, passed by "
votes to 6. c.;
Six Similar convention for agri7
cultural workers, passed by 70
votes to IS.
Seven. international convention
for abolition within three years OF
private profit-making employment
agencies. Public employment agen-
cies are allotted important tasks
for re-absorbing workers into en-
ployment.
REDUCTION OF HOURS
Eight. Decision to place the
question of reduction of working
hours on the Labor Conferences
1884 agenda, passed by 50 votes
to "a.
Nine. Adoption Of a Question
naire on the Forty-HOur Week to
be submitted to Governments in
which the question of wages and
the standard of living is put in
without opposition employers rep
resentatives abstaining.
Ten. Adoption Of resolution
on the need of reducing overtime
as far as possible during the de"
preston.
Eleven. Conferences unani.
nous acceptance Of the report OF
the committee on hours of work in
which approval is given to the
idea that reduction Of working
hours must not only be considered
as a means of reducing unem-
ployment but as q means of en-
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,,;ro. that the worker shares III
+bo benefit of technical progress.
IMPRESSION REMEDY.
Twelve, Adoption of reSolu-
ton appealing to the World ECO
nomic and Monetary Conference
IN take action indicating measures
iikeiv TO remedy the depression.
Thirteen. Adoption of recon-
mendation stating that the pen
sionable age of workers should De
reduced to sixty. -,
Fourteen. Decision to invite the
Governing body to instruct the
labor office to undertake all nee
essary studies in order to place
German-Jewish refugees in Varl-
Gus countries without detriment TO
those countries. :,
Fifteen. Adoption of plan
for the labor office including
study of (a) problem of competl-
ton between newly industriallzcd
countries such as Indo-Japanese
tariff war; (b) and between older
industrialized countries; (c) prob
lem of chronological unemploy-
ment; cd problem of working
hours; (e) problem of credit eX-
pansion through government eX-
penditure on public works.
The Labor Conference which
last year was the source Of a reso-
luton from which the World Eco
monte and Monetary conference
originated, has contributed a val
liable discussion this year on
methods for economic recovery in
relation to social standards, de-
spite the fact that the Confer
ence's work has been minimlzed
by bad publicity due to the post
ponement Of the FOrty-Hour Week
convention and Germany's with
drawal from the conference.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-02
Published Twice Week ON Wednesdays and Saturdays
CENEVIEVE
BY Eva H. Hall
man Flower-In lmmortellt

By Eva H. Hall
A Human Flower-ln lmmorteile
She sat beneath q dropping willow,
BY murmuring stream
Meandering through the woodland
Like Il silvery CLEAN.
The branches overhead breather-
Music-weird and sweet.
While daisies set in emerald green,
Serenely kissed her feet.
The boughs around her sylvan seat
Were firmly interlaced,
Her forest home fair Flora's
daughters
With their beauties graced--.
And birds of brilliant plumage
Softly warbled forth hymn,
That Orphens might have envied,
When he made the Dolphins
swim.
The golden curls arOunA her neck
In ripping showers fell,
While sunbeams gayly kissed them
As they danced about the dell.
Her brow was like an angels
In its spotless purity
Her eyes with tender lustre shone
SO bright and heavenly
Revealing in their liquid depths
A gentle guileless heart,
Where dove of peace with folded
wings
Lay pierced with Cupid's dart.
Her Grecian nose and rosebud
mouth
Enchant the poets eye
And shining pearls of wOndrous
beauty
In the rosebud lie.
Upon this lovely star-browed
maid,
A dreamy calmness stole
Divinely fair her beauty shOne,
Like saint enshrined Of old.
The rustling leaves around her
sighed
And perfumed Zephyrs blew
And flowers bloomed and golden
hours
And rosy winglets flew.
The crown of youth and beauty
Rested lightly on her brow,
As she dreamed of him who
promised
To love her then as now.
The angels smiled upon her
That enchanting summer eve
My glorious queen of beauty
Ny peerless Genevieve.
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Onossum's Home and Diet

The home of the opoSSilm Is
hole in anything high or low Just
so II is near timber and water. us
food consists of almost anything
eatable, its diet changing with the
seasons. 1t would be easier TO hS'
the few things that ii does not eat
rather than the foods that it does
Chickens and eggs seem to he on
the preferred list, however.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-02
Frat Letter Carriers

The First Congress of the United
States convened March 4, 1889. On
February 20, 1892, 1t passed an act
to reOrganlze the post office system
and to extend franking privileges to
members Of congress. The Second
congress provided that letter car
riers are to be employed at such
post offices as the postmaster gen.
eral may direct, for delivery Of let
ters. who may collect on each letter
two cents, unless persons lodge in
the post office a request that their
letters be not delivered" The date
was May s, 1894, and the act was
not repealed until 1872. l.s g..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-02
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HENDERSON,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Lake Lure Lumber Company, .
North Carolina Corporation,

Id
North Carolina Corporation,
VS..
S. o. Edney and wife, Hassie
Edney.
BY virtue Of an execution d.
rected to the undersigned from
the Superior Court of Henderson
County in the above entitled ac-
ton, will, on Monday, the 7th
day Of August, 1888 at II O'Clock
noon at the Court House door of
said County, sell to the highest
bidder. for cash, to satisfy said
execution, all right, title and in
terest which the said S. O. Edney,
one Of the above named defend
ants, has in the following describ-
ed real estate to-wit: being in
IIendersonville Township, Hender-
son County, North Carolina, and
described as follows; in the Town
Of East Flat Rock, bounded as
follows:
Beginning at a stake at the in
tersection of the Southeast mar
gin Of Upward Road with the East
margin of Jones Street, and runs
with said margin of Upward Road
N. 35 deg, 46 min. East 70 feet
to a stake, the Northeast corner
Of Lot No. l, Of the Plat herein
after referred to; thence with the
Western boundary of Lots Nos. l
and ~ on said Plat Southeast di-
rection and at right angles to Up
ward Road $50 feet to a stake in
the North margin of Brooks Ave-;
thence with the margin Of Brooks
Ave. South GO deg. 80 min. West
to its intersection with the East
margin Of Jones Street; thence
with the East margin of Jones
Street North "a deg. O6 min. West
to the beginning, beino' an unnum-
bered lot bounded by the Upward
Road Lots Nos. l and ~. Brooks
Ave. and Jones Streets as shown
on Plat Of Edney Heights record
ed in Map Book No. /, at page
100, in the Office of the Register
of Deeds for Henderson County
North Carolina.
This the oath day of June. 1888.
w. A. GARREN,
Sheriff of Henderson County,
North Carolina.
7-12-Wed 4tp.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-02
Greenlands Ice Supply

Ice in the center of Greenland
that is 2,7OO meters thick. slightly
more than one and oue-thlrd miles,
has been reported.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-02
Mercury Has No Atmosphere

SpectrOscopic photographs OF Mer-
curry, the planet closest TO Inc SUM-
reveal that it is Il dry. sun-baked
world lacking both air ana walter
The spectroscOpe breaks up lsht
heums and reveals the elements
which modify the reflected rays OF
the sun. Although other planets
show the existence of an atllloS-
phere, the tests on Mercury came
ont complete blank.-Pathhhuer
Magazine.
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FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT
While in HendersOnville
sKYLAND HOTEL ROOF GARDEN

sKYLAND HOTEL ROOF GARDEN-Just off the
third floor. Wonderful view of the mountains.
COOL shaded place in the afternoons for rest and
recreation. Two shuttle boards for our guests.
Tables for games and refreshments.
GOLF-Hendersonville Golf and Country Club,
Donald Ross course, in Laurel Park, mile from
post office. Kanuga Golf Course Kanuga Lake. six
miles from city.
TENNIS-Four standard courts, on North Main St..
in city park open for visitors. There a number
of other courts in and around the city.
SWIMMNG-Severa pools and lakes in and near
the city.
DANCING-In various hotels and at City Gym One
somewhere almost every night.
SHUTTLE BOARD-Several courts on Main street
between Fourth and Fifth avenues. Small admis-
sion. Two courts on Skyand roof garden free to
guests Entrance from third floor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Theatre, across from Skyland
hotel in new and modern building one of the best
in North Carolina.
HORSEBACK RIDING--Local stables maintain sad
die horses and ponies Many beautiful bride paths
bounded by laurel and rhododendron.
HlklNG-Many mountain trips for short or long dis
lance walkers, with wonderful mountain views and
scenery. "..
FlSHlNG-Mountain streams and lakes offer bass,
trout, and other fish. Guides available through
Chamber OF Commerce at Skyand Hotel office.
-
AUTOMOBILE TRIPs-Sixty-six tours outlined by
the Chamber of Commerce-get their booklet.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-02
UPWARD WILL HEAR
REV. CORTEZ CODY

The Rev. Cortez Cody will
preach at St. John the Baptist
Episcopal church at Upward,
Thursday night at eight o'clock.
His appearance there will be Of
more than passing interest in the
community, since he was in charge
at st. Johns a number of years
ago.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-02
I.;s;na Rates Furnished on Request-r none o.

Isrrino that the worker shares II
+ho benefit of technical progress.
nEppE SSION REMEDY.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-02
SILVER TEA FRIDAY
AT SAINT PAUL'S

A silver tea has been annOunc-
ed by ladies of st. PauPs Episco-
pal church, Edneyville. for Friday
afternoon of this week from 4 to
6 o'clock. The public is cordially
invited by the sponsors to patron
lie this event. Proceeds will go to
the benefit of the church funds.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-02
Dead and Live Wool

Wool taken from the back Of
dead sheep has less value for weav-
Ing than that from the back Of a
live sheep. ~.- rs. e.. -..- s...,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-02
BALL GAME TODAY
VOLUME /

Balfour Industrial leaguers and
the Smoky Mountain team of west
Asheville were playing u game ON
the Balfour grounds beginning TINS
afternoon ut three o'clock.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-11-08
LEGION BRIDAL PAIR
TO GET MANY GIFTS
Continued from mage one)

Continued from mage one)
from Washington, D. c., will head
the American Legion's Armistice
Day parade next Saturday.
In the buck and wing dance
contest last night, Joe Holdings
worth was awarded first prize and
Guy Hollingsworth second, while
the Chapman Lacrosse Hosiery
Mill string band of East Flat Rock
was awarded the prize in its di'
vision.
Gifts assembled for the bride
and groom Thursday night are as
follows:
Railroad Salvage company, floor
lamp; Houston Furniture conf
pany, mirror; Southern Public
Utilities Co., electric iron; Ship
mans Garage, tank of gasoline
w. H. Hawkins & Son, set of sill
yer; Kalin's Boston Store, bed
spread; Home Laundry, one
weeks laundry; Jones & French,
bed lamp; The Leader department
store, six bath towels; Howard C.
Tate, brides bouquet; Kanter's
Shoe Store, pair chiffon hose
Becker's Bakery, wedding cake
Lewis department store. blanket
Scruggs Drug Store, jar Cotys
bath salts; J. c. Penney Co., two
sheets and pillow cases; Patter-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-11-08
CONFEDERATE
Vets TO dine
Annual Armistice Day
Dinner Will Be Satur-
day at Noon

Announcement was made today
by Mrs. J. S. Brown that the an
nual dinner which has been con-
Quoted on Armistice Day for the
past several years under the au-
spices of the Margaret Davis
Hayes chapter, United Daughters
of the Confederacy. will be held
this year according to custom, at
the basement of the Methodist
church, where it has been held in
the past.
The dinner will be for all Con-
federate veterans, of whom there
are now ten surviving in the
county. Mrs. Brown said that it
was hoped that all ten would be
able to be there Saturday, and
that the dinner would open at
noon. A short program would pre-
cede the dinner, she said.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-11-08
BIG WILLOW

BIG WILLOW, Nov. S.-Rev.
E. A. Edney filled his regular ap-
pointment at Beulah church Sat-
urday and Sunday. The baptiz-
ing was reset for Sunday, Nov.
II, on account of the rams.
Eleven will be baptized.
Folds Drake who has been
making his home in Edneyville
with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Hill, has returned
home.
Two corn shuckirgs were held
last week in this section. One
was at Johnny Dalton's and one
was at Jimmie CantrelPs.
Miss Evelyn Higgins has &C,
cepted a position with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Drake of Valley Hill
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Juliar
Raines, October Is, son who
will bear the name Julian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Higgins and