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II Special Notices
MADAME WTNTON, Clairvoyant.
Psychic and card readings spe-
cialty. East FL Centre Auto Court,
East Main. 1916
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on Youth" YOU will pass up one Of
the best mites the screen ever has
reflected
Now at Circle. (By w. D. H.
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had rebuilt Walthalls old Inferno
from musty museum into money
making thriller. He continued to
accumulate wealth through bribery
and with total disregard for the
safety of the suckers" who were
making him rich.
Even Walthall's graphic descrip-
ton of the sinners reward was not
enough to deter him from his course
and he goes blindly on, only in the
end revealing the good that is in
him. Barring the Hollywood ending,
however, the moral might have been
the wages of sin is DEATH"
Tracy gives a vigorous perform
ance as the power drunk promoter
while Walthall is enthusiastically
good as the sanity old fellow. Claire
Trevor is cast as Tracy's wife.
Now at the Apollo. (By the OBJ
serverD
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pletely developing a song. That is
proven by the masterfUl way he pre-
SCnts Black and Tan Fantasy" and
tho wav he puts over a novelty.
Daybreak Express" I know that I
heard sounds come out of instru-
ments that I never heard before.
lie has at least four men in his
band who can dominate the act any
time they want to. When the show
is over the audience clamOrs for
more, but Ellington knows just how
far to so.
always have considered Snake
Hips Tucker the best male hip
moving dancer in the business. 1t
may not be art. but it stampedes
the house with his movements. He
is another good Snowman.
Ivie Anderson goes in for songs
that have very pointed meanings.
And she stops the show with her
hot songs.
The Three Dukes. three Negro
dancers. are marvellous tap dan
GERS. They make a symphony out
o. tap dancing and they have class.
Yes. Ellington has one swell show
this time.
The movie is Going Highbrow."
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Capable Presentation Of Two
Numbers Demonstrates Ability;
CoIorfuI Inferno Film at Apollo
Spencer Tracy and Henry B. WathaI Play Stellar Roles
in Modern Adaptation Of DanteS Story
of NetherWorId
of NetherW0rId.
BY WALTER ID. HICKMAN

BOUT
L n Ia a ! that Of Ellington.
Prom the showmanshp Ted
IngtOn by
Both build their the
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with Guy Kibbee, Zasu Pitts and
Edward Everett Horton.
Now at the Lyric.
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almost completely the terrifying
quality intended.
The occasion for the picturing of
the plaques awaiting sinners in
the inferno comes IN the film when
a kindly Old Coney Island conces-
sionnaire and classic student, Henry
B. Walthall, seeks to point out to
Spencer Tracy the error of the lat
ter's ways by reading to him from
Dante's Inferno"
Ruthlessly and with never mis-
giving for his lies and receptions,
Tracy had risen from being a stoker
on a ship to a powerful and wealthy
figure in the amusement world. He
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
Play at Church

The play, THE Half of My
Goods" will be given at the Emer-
son Avenue Baptist Church at 7:45
tomorrow night. This play was
given on a former occasion and
made such favorable impression
that there have been numerous re-
quests by those who did not see it
that it be given again.
The cast of characters is as fol-
lows:
5acchaeuS .....:,..........;.... Charles Lay
Patricia, his wife, a Greek. ...........
.-.-.........--.-. Mrs. j. c. Anthony
Matthew, his friend. publican. 49,.
Thaddaeus his SON w fsu7 w Sraop
Miriam, his daughter Betty Whitmore
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are SYLVIA sidney
as Linda Brown, secretary 10 Steven
Gave. an elderly man who mas
written 10 successful comedies and
never married: Herbert Marshall as
the playwright who learns that
Young men sometimes are not so
grand on their honeymoons. Cath
airline Doucet as Miss Darling, an
actress who looks and talks IKE
billie Burke, and Ernest Cossart as
Flogden, butler to Gage.
Mr.. Cossart created this role on
Broadway and played it during It's
entire run in New York. Here IS
the best acted butler ever have
seen on the talking screen. This IS
a masterpiece in itself. His comedy
scenes with Marshall are the last
word in ultra polite acting.
Miss Sidney is better in her
bright comedy and emotional scenes
than she ever has been. In TACT, l
am rating this performance OF herS
as the best in her movie career. l
am so sure of it that I know you
will back me up in this verdict.
Mr.. Marshall is one OF the few
actors who knows how to use a
strict English accent and SOUND
natural. He does some mighty big
comedy acting in this movie.
am rating his performance in
Accent on Youth" as one Of the 1C
best smart comedy performances OF
the year.
I must give credit to Wesley Rug
giles, who directed this one fol-
Paramount. Here is mighty wise
and smart direction.
In a nutshell-if you miss Accent
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The routine or arrangement Of
the various number with the FL
hngton show is no accident, but
carefully thought-oUt production.
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While the magnitude of the at
tempt is impressive and while the
pictorial quality is not so very much
unlike the style of the famous Gus
tave Dore illustrations, the presen-
tation of flaming tortures, the
writings of lost souls and other
tormentS in store for those doomed
to perdition-the presentation of
these things (done mostly in red is
generally so confused, the result of
a too-wide range of vision, as to lose
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as if Noel Coward
had written them.
In fact, the script
is as brilliant as
we demand of the
En- gIiSh play
wright although
he had nothing to
do with writing
it.
There are four
t re m c n d o u sly
acte6 oles in this
movie play. Those
contributing them
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Held Over

Because of the smash-hit
business that China Seas"
with Jean Harlow, Wallace
Berry and Clark Gable has
been doing at LOews, this
highly charged melodrama now
IS in the second day Of its sec
Ond week.
This movie has been fully
reviewed in this department. 1t
is establishing new high box
office records all over the
country.
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~ AA4-A@Ar 49, 49,
the moral that sin
is a pretty risky
business. both here
and hereafter.
For the first
time, the horrors
of the cycles of
hell, as described
by Dante in his
imaginative jour-
ney through the
netherWorld, have
been drawn upon
as a basis for an
attempt at spec
fopnlar iftr
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Ellington h a S
used a very mod
ern idea Of lights,
or rather the lack
of lights in his
introduction. This
is most effective
because when the
lights do come on
after the intro
ductiOn. the set is
50 elaborate and
vet so simple that
one really gaspS.
Ellington is q
49,.
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Five Shows

Because of the increased at
tendance as a result of the
presence on the stage of Duke
Ellington and his band, the
Lyric is offering five stage per-
Torrance daily throughout the
current engagement. Weekdays
the stage shows begin at 12.37,
2.53. SOC, 7.25 and Gal. The
Sunday schedule Will call for
stage shows at 1:4l. 3:42, SAB.
7:44 and Gas. Usually the Lyric
presents only four perform
ances daily.
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Done in New WAY

COING the producers of film
~ versions of American classics
one better, the producers Of "Dante's
Inferno go way back to The Di-
vine Comedy" for a peg on which to
hang a modern story which-to put
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; Rebecca. his servant 49,. Mrs. J. T. VawteI
! A Roman Citizen Howard Robertson ST.
The play has been coached by
Mrs. H. G. Rowe, teacher of ORA
matte art, and wife of the pastor OF
the church.
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DUKE ELLINGTON DIRECTING BRILLIANT SHOW ON LYRICS STAGE
Four Brilliantly Acted Roles
Distinguish Accent on Youth,
Current Offering at Circle
Herbert MarshaFS Work Declared Among Ten Best
Efforts of Type This Year: Sylvia Sidney, Ernest
CoSSart and Catherine DouCet lauded.

EAD the version
WI Of the Accent Youth
has gotten down
then Accent
S
remedy recall what tonic 1T
Night" Well Accent Youth is just
grand
The dialogue the tanazing
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-07
MISS BtJRKHIMER is
HERE TO OPEN HER
SCHOOL OF DANCING

Miss Bessie Burkhimer was a
visitor in the city yesterday max
ing arrangements for the open
ing of her summer school Of
dancing in Hendersonville.
Mr.. Gerald Cummins of New
York City formerly associated
with the Sonia Serova school,
and Ray Leslie is an additional
member of the faculty. He will
teach all the latest professional
routines and ballroom dances.
In addition to teaching in Hen
Jacksonville this season with Miss
Burkhimer he will fill profess
sional dance engagements at
Myrtle Beach, Wrightsville Beach
and other leading summer re.
sorts. The school will be located
at Laurel Park Inn in Henderson
vile and will open next Tuesday,
June IL.
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HOOPERS CREEK
HOOPERS CREEK, June T.

HOOPERS CREEK, June T.
Mr.. j. z. Souther. of Hoopers
Creek, and his small granddaugh-
ter, Doris Souther, were honored
with a lovely dinner on June 2,
celebrating his 55th birthday and
her third one. 1t came as pleas
ant surprise to him and was en-
ioyed by a host of friends, all Of
the grand children, numbering 9,
and the children as follows: Mrs.
C. H. Garren, Mrs. Wade Garren,
Mrs. F. L. Holt, Miss Lottie
Souther, Messrs. Joe Wilkie and
Cecil Souther. With the excep-
ton of Mr.. Kelly Souther, who IS
holding a position in Cincinnati,
O., the family was completely re-
united. The dinner was an out
door affair, spread on an impro.
vised table. The guests gathered
around the table and the birthday
c4kes were carried out by Miss
Lottie Souther and Doris mother,
Mrs. Cecil Souther. The fathers
cake was adorned with pink can
dies arranged in sets of five. The
granddaughter was decorated
with blue rosettes and three blue
candles in the center. She was
very lovely dressed in blue.
Mesdames d. L. Worsham, ]. o.
Rhodes and Raxter Middleton have
been very sick but are getting
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Campbell are
boarding with Mr.. W. f. Baldwin.
Rev. A. O. Vaughn, Of South
Carolina, will preach at Hoopers
Greek Sunday at II a. m.
Mr., and Mrs. H. H. Garren re-
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z.
Baldwin.
Mrs. D. o. Garren visited Mrs.
D l.. Worsham last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Campbell visit
I'd the formers mother, Mrs. D. l..
Worsham. Wednesday afternoon
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan, Of Ashe-
vile, have moved to the klmsey
Barnwell place.
Edward Barnwcll and John
Wood, of the CCC camp, spent
the weekend at home.
Miss Clara Garren spent Satur-
dav night of last week with Mrs.
AWE Suttles.
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tives while attending the Univers-
lily of. st. Louis.
Roy Keith, student at the At
lanta Dental College, has returned
home.
Mrs. Eloise Burkhimer, Miss
Bessie Burkhimer, of Charlotte,
we'll known summer residents, and
Mr.. Gerald Cummins, of Charlotte
and New York City, were guests
of Miss Kate Dotson yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Freeman
and young Joe are at their lodge
in Rhodes Park for the season.
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is invited to attend.
Mrs. Lee Secrest, of Drexel, Wis
tied her husband, at Tuxedo, last
weekend.
Miss Isabelle Anders pent Sat-
urday night with Mrs. c. f. Lin
coin and Mrs. Elmer Caps re-
Gently.
Mrs. William Cowart was Wis
itor of Mrs. B. w. Williams one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Tanner and
family, of Miami, Fla, have ar
rived to spend the season at their
summer home here.
Miss Isabelle McAbee, of East
Flat Rock, was a recent visitor ut
her home here.
There will be an old Christian
Harmony singing at Zion Hill the
third Sunday in June at 2 p. hi;
Everybody is invited to come and
take part.
Mr.. Emmett Allison spent last
Friday night with Mr.. and Mrs
Lum Anders.
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Can Sealer Good
Household Asset,
ExperienceShows
Mrs. Groce SAYS One Saw
ed a Years Supply Of
Meat for Her
Bv MRS. WALTER CROCE

AS everyone knows, last year
was a time of short crops. A pro-
longed drought cut the grain and
cotton crop, so there was very
little money cleared, and every
dollar was made to count.
My husband, like Bill Casper in
the Progressive Farmer, studied
the advertisements quite diligent-
ly. One day he announced that
he was going to buy himself a
can sealer. Woman like, / remon-
strated, as the price seemed too
high, and l felt pretty sure If he
bought one it would fall to my
lot to have to operate it, and al
ready there were duties enough.
Quietly, though, he bought the
sealer and stored it away in his
sanctum sanctorum, the basement,
along with some cans and tops.
Not long after that message
lcame from a brother in another
state, saying: "Come, or send, for
nice beef" The beef, butchered
overnight, arrived late one Friday
night, and early Saturday things
began to happen. My husband
was called off to South Carolina
on important business for the
day, and then nothing must do
the weather man but that he hand
out a warm spell. There was all
that nice meat to probably spoil
over Sunday.
A woman's intuition told mo
that that can capper had been
bought, so Immediately insti-
gated an intensive search in the
basement, exploring almost for
hidden ground, Sure enough
there it was, and / could haze
cried for JOY. But how in the
world was the thing to be opcrat-
ed? A bright idea occurred: Ash
a merchant who sells can Sealers. "
This was done and the most ac-
commodating salesman offered to
come out and demonstrate TIE
operating process, even THOUGH 1T
was Saturday afternoon and al
most Christmas time. Then it Wa
that all those various saws, and
different shaped cutlery came into
play. Mind and hands worked as
if by magic, and how glad we were
that the advertisement of all
these useful implements had
caused them to be bought and
here ready for just such an emer-
gencv.
When my husband got ba",.
late that day there were cans and
cans of the incest steaks, roasts
stews, and soup stocks one could
wish, all packed, capped, and
sealed--a years supply. Since
then we have canned up a nice
half of a pork the same way
packed in raw, sealed, and steam
ed. This conserves all the savory
flavor, and is quite delicious to
the palate.
We recommend this way OF
saving fresh ments of all kinds
to the women of this county. 1t
robs the dread of the visit of an
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.: Fred Bettelini and mother,
Mrs. Leonie Bettelini; of Jackson
vile, Fla who have spent Several
summers here, are occupying the
Joe Freeman home ON Oakland
street for the season.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard j. Rob-
erts, of Atlanta, Ca; we'll known.
summer residents, have arrived
and are occupying the Fletcher
apartment, in Druid Hills AFTER.
spending most of the winter IN
Florida. - -
Miss Emily Gibson, of the fas-
sifern faculty, has gone to Char-
lotte to visit friends until the
opening of Camp Greystone iate
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard mason
have returned here after a trip 10
Virginia and Tennessee.
Chas. Bryson returned yestrr-
day from st. Louis, Mo-. where ne
has spent the winter with rela-
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LAVAL TO ASK WIDE
POWERS OF FRANCE
Continued from page one)

levard de la Madelaine at 10 p. n.
Authorities broke up the dem
onstrations, preventing them from
forming parades. The mob sang
patriotic songs and shouted slo-
gans against the party leaders.
The radical-socialists, holding
the balance of power, agreed that
Lavaps policy should be "mainten-
ance of the franc on its present
gold parity. and crush specula-
ton" A spokesman on leaving a
parley with Laval at 1880 p. M,
said they had assured him of their
support, which practically assured
him of success in forming a gov
eminent.
After presenting his ministers
to Lebrun at $3.50 a. m. today, La
val named Deputy Camille Blaisot,
Republican federation, as under
secretary of state attached to the
premier's office.
: The first cabinet meeting is
scheduled for this afternoon be-
fore facing the chamber of depu-
ties for the first time at s p. M,
when Laval will ask for full pow
ers to deal with the financial stu
alton and prevent devaluation OF
tie franc. ~.
It was on this issue of dlcta-
torial powers that the cabinets Of
Pierre Etienne Flandin and Fer
nand Bouisson fell during the past
week. s..
LavaFs program will be to mail,
tain the franc at its present god
parity; attaining the necessary r.
duction of pressure on the treai-
ury by budgetary deflation. ne
will insist that parliament grant
him power to rule by decree thru
October while parliament takes az
enforced holiday.
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unexpected guest of its terrors,
for just in a minute or two you
can serve a delicious steak, or
soup, or dish of hash. Besides,
you have that independent feel
ing of not having to watch a meat
cutter deal YOU out a small slice
of steak at a big price. Farm
women should not have to buy
anything for their pantries except
soda, baking powder, salt, pepper,
extracts, rice, and sugar. It's a
lovely gamble-this thing of con-
serving enough of what each sea-
son has to offer to meet that time
when that same season comes
around the next year.
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MISS M'GRAW is AN
HONOR STUDENT

Miss Estelle McGraw, daughter
of Mr.. and, Mrs. John +. McGraw,
has been selected as an hoior stu
dent of the Southern Business
University, of Charlotte.
Miss McGraw is gradute IT
the East Flat Rock high shool,
class of 1885. Since entering the
university in March she has been
selected an honor student each
month.
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ZION HILL

ZION HILL. June Rev. Jud-
son Corn preached at Zion Hill on
last Sunday morning at the eleven
o'clock service and delivered en-
interesting sermon.
Rev. Hollingsworth will fill his
regular appointment at Zion Hill
Sunday morning at II o'clock and
Sunday night at 1880. Everybody
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-07
COLORED QUARTET"S
WILL SING TONIGHT

A musical program. featumg
FIVE colored quartets, will be gien
this. evening at 8 o'clock at ne
Star of Bethel colored Baptist
church.
Special seats will be reservd
for white people who desire to e
tend.
On the program will be the BIZ
Ridge male quartet, and quartcs
from Gfeenville and Greer, 5. Z
and two. from Brickton.
q, Proceeds will go to the church
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Berkeley; also of the University
of Montpelier, France. He, with
his hosts. motored through Flat
Rock, Brevard territory, Biltmore
Forest, to Grove Park Inn and
other places. He said, before he
left for New York in the after
noon, that this was the most beau
tiful country he had ever seen.
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UNIVERSITY BOYS
RETURNING s

Among the University students
who have returned from Chapel
Hill are Norment Quarles, Scott
Hunter, Frank Ewbank, Jr., and
C.. C. Oates. Frances Beazeale,
who arrives today, will return to
the university to get his degree
next Tuesday.
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NARROWED MEN GET
CHICKEN DINNER

MANHATTAN, Kans., June z.
OUP)-The Kaw river flood
which marooned DR.. N. c. Har-
wood and three others in the
Harwood- Patterson laboratories
floatcd a chicken dinner to them.
They dressed and cooked the
chicken in the laboratory. 1t was
their only food for 48 hours.
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FORMER RESIDENTS
HERE YESTERDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. James R. Justice
of Seattle, Wash, were in Hen
Jacksonville esterday visiting rela-
tives. Mr.. Justice is the son of
the late Hon. ]. NJ. Justice who
for many years practiced law in
! Rutherfordton and Henderson
vile: Mr.. Justice is connected
with the Seattle Star; they en-
loved their short visit, to their
former home.
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Announcement

Catesby Jones, NJ. d., of Ashcville.
N. c.. will be in Hendersonville on
Saturday afternoons, from 2 to B.,
in room POS, Jackson Bldg. Prac-
tice limited to eyes, and prescriD-
ing glasses if necessary.
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~ FINGERS-1l TOES

PEIMEZZANA, Italy, June 7.
CUID-Mrs. Igilda Ghirardi, last
night gave birth to boy having
six fingers on each hand and six
toes on one foot and five on the
other.
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RUSHED
! HERE

kixrtiei visitor here
TE }lr. Roy Edgar
TEeEs,, American consul
bin. Sweden. He came
|;,rg.On. D. c., especial
/ his former chief, Mr..
|Sirige, and Mrs. Savage,
E-Ti with the former as
b aI six years at South
Igand. He was then
EA Singapore, Asia; in
FS& Inc examination and
kti TO consul, after
H;apore till 1888 he
red to his present
5Ter is a graduate of
ez;y Of California at
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-07
| cLUB HAS
In MEETING

RI r. Dolbee was hostess
at a beautifully ap-
r,cheon meeting of her
,'gb. Covers were also
ne following special
Is,5ames H. Vincent Sta
FN Waters. Ben L. Fos-
f.. Sheider.
| r,ereSting games which
/ \, top score trophy
rs c. VI. 0gle and the
r ]. G. Bennett. Little
| also presented to three
T., at this lovely party
6,iler. who was celebrat-
(:.,biav. and to Mes
k.,,sr B. Mcdonald and
- wedding anniver-
Yesterday.
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ENTERTAINS AT TABLE
OE RPIDGE

Mrs. Lucien Carr, Jr., of Win
chester, Vs., who is spending
some time at the jefferson hotel,
was hostess last evening at a
table of contract. Attractive re-
freshments were served. Guests
enjoying this delightful courtesy
were Mr.. and Mrs. John S. For
rest and Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Savage. Mr.. Forrest held the high
score of the evening.
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r. McManaway'
|;oeiesy Editor
% Before II Noon
krsoN HONORS
ErRNER

Iii july
ERNER
l,,o DotsOn was hostess
r. at a delightfully."- IN
- party in compliment
Eary Frances Turner No. OF
|onarIes and Mrs. G. W,
Sbom she has visited on
l..as;ons. Garden flowers
E'yiyclv used. Miss Tur-
e. Dotson. both accom-
entertained the
r. lovely musical selee-
H. bour dainty sandwich
ri beverages were sery-
Line this charming little
| Miss Turner were Mr.
Ouarles. Mr.. and Mrs
rurry MeSsrs. George r
+ Dick Clarke. Bob
and Gerald CummlnS,
[,te and New York City.