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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15
CUT BANK HAS 7 new WELLS
Six Out Of
Nine Make
Big Wells

Six out of the nine COM
pletions in Cut Bank field this
week marked a record for the
year both in number of com
pletions and total initial pro-
duction of completed wells,
despite the fact that two dry
holes were completed. Two dry
holes in a week is likewise
a record in this field.
The South area took the spot
light. with Montana Power Gas
company's Lookhoff NO / we'll,
mile south of the nearest produe-
er, checking higher than any other
well in the South field, Although 10
Gated on a high shill, the Lookhoff
hit the sand about 80 feet deeper
than did this company's Miller No.
1, a large well a mile north. At
1884 feet the Lookhoff had 1000
feet of oil in the hole, rising rap
idly, and still drilling at last re-
ports.
Two and a half miles west the
Tweedy wildcat was without tank
age TO make a test, although It is
known to be a good well.
Nearer Cut Bank, also in the
south area, Nadeau Brothers are
completing their Coover (First
State Bank) No. well. It is re-
ported good for 100 barrels or
better. on came up 1900 feet while
they drilled 10 feet of sand, TO
2913.
The town Of Cut Bank was thrill
ed with two town lot competitions.
Jeffries-Luluens No. looks ais good
as the No. / and is rated at 100
barrels or better. They had 1900
feet OF oil from three feet of sat
uration, 1850 to 1858, with bottom
at 1854. It started swebbing over
100 barrels.
Nearby, Hannah-State No. 1. is
checking almost exactly but is not
as large a well. Oil came up 500
feet from sand at 2940-2956.
They did not get the letters sand
below the regular Cut Bank hori-
zon. They are swabbing.
In the north area, Nadeau
Brothers completed another 100
Continued on Page FOurA
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15
Federal Funds For Miners
Will Be Convention Theme
GREETERS WITH WHISPERS

Miners Forty Miners supposed to have whisers No
illustration depicting the mining industry complete without
whiskers
Business Of Great Fails will greet the annual Mining
Association of Montana with wkers galore Cal E. HedOrado
Gal Hubbard chairman Falls entertainment commit
perhaps the finest crop Of wkrs IN Great Fails and he
Of 400 who allowing their wskera
to grow
Making hHme just the ideas Of
this barber boycott The final Outcome viii be the HdOrado cee
bration in Great Falls July 3A66
the miner who would like TO know how he WOULD
with wskers viii be very much tn home in Great Falls the
convention next Friday and Saturday.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15

The mystery that surrounded the
drilling OF the well continued after
its completion, giving rise TO many
conflicting rumorS. but IL Is agreed
by everyone that It Is a commercial
well--and a good producer.
The only unusual feature about
the we'll Is the gravity Of the oil
which tests 34.6 gravity as against
3S gravity elsewhere in the field.
However, there ds absolutely no
water with the oil although prOduc-
ton is coming from 90 feet OF Ba-
turation at the base OF the Cut
Bank sand.
An unusual feature OF the log
is the thickness OF the Colorado
shale. Gardner & Smith reported
the top OF the Colorado at $50 and
the Sunburst sand at 2795, an
interval Of 2415 feet. The saturation
in the Cut Bank was chiefly from
1880 to $3.50. the drill passing
into shale at 1850.
No "a hour test has beem
made. The amount Of OF tlaA3
has been swabbed out Is NOT
definitely kn0ygm because Oh
~ being hauled away 60 the
Hole refinery, eass o. Cat
Bank. Et swabbed 20 barrels
I'm ~ hours on Thursday and
ON the Last run the swab pick
ed mp n barrels 100 feet or
bottom.
The presence OF considerable gas
In all the sands was a distinctive
attribute OF this well, the gas hav-
ing been Jetted off the top OF the
casing to run he boiler. Few wells
in Cut Bank OIL field proper have
this much gas.
Most of the surrounding land be-
longs to The Texas company. Santa
Rita OIL company owns q govern
ment lease southeast of the Tweedy
well. Gardner q Smith have $40
acres. This we'll is accepted as proof
of a pool across the full width of
township 80, Range 5W but how far
1t will run into Rye is problema-
teal The main producing contour
of Cut Bank field is about 910
feet above sea level. on the top OF
the Ellis. The top contour OF the
gas field Is nine hundred feet
higher than the Tweedy producer.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15
KESUM SELLS OIL
no INTERN M m AL

Illinois Pipeline company has ex-
tended its three-inch gathering Line
TO the West side Of Kevin-Sunburs
field to pick up the production Of
the Kesun OIL Company. Kesun WAS
formerly selling to Big West az
Kelvin but Is no wselling It's crude
to international Refining company.
Kesun Is the only producer IN the
west area Helllng to International
and thh il the first exien@ian ~
Illinois Pipe 70 the Stewart Nfoup.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15
WILD FINDS OIL,
BOW ISLAND SAND

John G. Wild, drilling Mahoney
No. 2 well in Whitlash field north
Of the Sweetgrass Hills. reports q
depth Of 1913 feet. expecting an
early completion. Enough oil was
found in the Bow Island sand for
a small producer. The well will be
completed in the lower Colorado
sands. Sands are logging about "a
feet deeper than in No. wen.
whereas It had been expected 70 run
about 30 feet higher.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15
GET ELOw or WATER

A flow OF water has halted oS-
creations on the No. we'll on
Quinn dome, near the Little Rocky
mountains in Section 20-z4-z4E.
Water was found from Bss 20 5es.
in the horizon which yielded 2.000.-
600 cubic feet OF gas in the FIRST
well. The No. Be only q short dis
tance south Of the No. producer.
The operators are debating what
TO do next. Ohio abandoned this
field when It's second well struck
water. Little Rocky Development
Co, in Section 17-24-24E. Is shut
down at $50 feet, financing. On Buil
Greek, @. Smith, In 2-24-23E ~
back from 270 20 100
feet where he reported q show Of
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15
Federal Man
To Be Speaker

A representative of the govern
ment will be present at the meet
ing in Great Falls Friday to advise
Montana miners how to proceed to
get federal loans, according to r.
c. Gilbert, secretary of the asso-
citation. Charles Henderson. director
Of r. F. c., has been asked by Sec
Rotary Gilbert to assign a represent
tative who can speak with. author
ity. Carl Trauerman, president, has
tContinued on Page FIVE
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15
ALBERTA AND SASKATCHEWAN
NEED 5000 BARRELS DAILY
Of OIL FROM MONTANA FIELDS

Montana oil fields have market in Alberta and Saskatchewan
Of 5000 barrels of crude per day.
This figure based the fact that Montana be
shipped these Canadian markets present prices saving
to Canadn refiners Of from 16 70 26 cents barrel
With such advantage price, owing the of freight
would probable that all rners in Alberta
win buy Montana crude in preference MdcOnnen Texas
South American OIL
Canadian consumption continues il did last
the requirement viii be than 5000 barrels per day
Following the figures for the years 1888 and 1894
Alberta imports i.s7Oss5
Saskatchewan imports l,Ss4s47 l.sOO5ss
Total imports a5s25OT 2s71ss4
Alberta production s71Osa 1.l4147s
Total on requirements s.4sssss 4uz7O7
Daily imports Alberta (lss4)
Imports saskaicnewan tiss4)
Daily average imports provinces $40
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15
MARKETERS
REVIVE CODE
In MONTANA

The old marketing code, promul-
gated before N. r. A. BY the Fed
eral Trade Commission, Is being
revived ~ oil marketers IN Mon
tcostsausd On Pare Fsurl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15

Bring some samples Of your You win ore from
every mart az Montana and other miners win
your ore Ore exhibit viii BE- held n beauul Palm Room
Of Hotel Rainbow the finest exhibit held IN Non
tana. A 25pOund sack win do. 8 s. Bardwen Of Great
FaIIs, metaTmgist. is IN charge
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15
Well On
Cut Bank Creek
Is Good Producer
Smith Gardner-Twee Well Upsets Geological
Theories, Getting Oil 700 Feet
Above Sea Level

Getting oil at the lowest point suctura yet tested Gut
field Smith Tweedy No wildcat in NE
S66w miles south Of Cut Bank and west Of Cut Bank creek
was on Sunday compaeted Q producer.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15
COMMERCIALISM

Mary Lon Rice god digger and circulation gser says
she win trads 81 annual subscription to tire JOURNAL
for every 26pOund sample q mgTads that $40
better For every 20 pound sample under S25 and above
$40 shs win give SIX months subscription and Tor any
samples under $40 she yin give the merry ha-ha
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15

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BY
hare nuss o E he 70
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-15
DAILY PRODUCTION
MONTANA WYOMING
WEEK ENDED JUNE 8
DAILY AVERAGE PRODUCTION

Week Ending June 8 Allowable
United States 2,648, 300 Allowable
Montana 1O,8S0 II 300
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
Los nuevos directories de lalLogias
Progreso No. 81 e Ideal No. 81

cia, Esce2ico de la izquierda, y
Arcadiot Snez, Tesorero.
Logia No. SIS: Mike Pu-
HaR, N. G.; Felipe D'Elia, vi
ce; G. V%aidespino, Jr., Secreta-
rio; Bias G. Rodriguez, ayudan
tie derechs; G. P. Alfonso, ayu :
dante izquierda; Jose A. Villa,
ayudante deredaa del ". G.; An
dres MazcIsx izluier-
da del VIC; Domingo Herman
deg, Capellan; Crfaculo Wales,
vigilante; in Ferreri, Conduc
tor; ANDRE ssilIa, Gusrdia In
terror; Pedro 4yala. Guardia
Exterior; Aaldo Toledo, Esceni
co de la derecha; Antonio L6-
PEI, Esc6nico de la izIuierda !;
Carbonell, Collector; Ra-
.fael Hernandez, Tesorefo, y Jo-
Sc .Di Stefano, Secretario de Fl
nanZ9.
Muchos exitos en- sus gestio-
mes deseamos a los queridos
hermanos.
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
Tdena Nacional: 500, banda de.
Iejercito; 5:45, Lowell Thomas
500, concerto; 6:15, Tony y
Gus; 7:30, Margaret Speaks
800, ministries de la semana
$3.50, orquesta de Wilson; 900,
Ray Knight; $50, Lucky Smith
1915, orquesta La Porte; 1890
orquesta de Noble; II 100, or :
questa de Henry King; II 80, or
questa de Naylor.
Estaci6n WDAE Y cadena Co
lumbia: 800, pianista Beatrice
.Osgood; 5:15, World Traveller
$50, concerto en- miniature i;
5:55, noticias; 600, Elsie
Thompson; 6:15, Patti Chaplin
Z 700, orquest de bale; 500, jus
ticia de seis rev6lvereS: $40,
st, Luis Blues; $3.50, orquesta
de Moe Raer; 9:45, Tito GUITAR
1915, orquesta de Lyman; 10
80, orquesta de Daley; II 100
orquesta de Block, y II 80, or
Questa de Hogan.
La gaceta., 1935-07-22

Ell pr6ximo viernes Sc efec,
Ituara en- e, Centre ASturiano el
recital de graduation de las dis
|tinguidas senoritas latinas y nc
tables pianistas Olga Valdes,
IAdela Hernandez, Della MILAN
|Pscheco y Maria Antonio Cutie
rrez, discipulas de la prdfeso-
ra Sra. Pennsylvania Herrera
de Padaeco, hija de aquel revo-
lucionariO cubano que Sc llam6
Martin Herrera, irtimo amigo
del ap6stol Jose Martf,
Comenzara ell acto a las 8:15,
ION el siguiente programa: Fan
tasia Cro1natica, Bach, ipor la
Srta. Pacheco; Fuga cromati-
ca, Zach, por la Srta. Herman
DEE; Pastoral y capricho, Scar
latti, por ia Srta. Valdes; Fan
tasia en- c. menor, Mozart, por
la Srta. Gutierrez; Etude OPP
no. 2. Chopin por Adela Her.
nandez; Etude OPP no. 10, no.
IL, Chopin, p1r Della M. Pa
checo; dos estudios de Chopin,
'for Olga Valdes y Maria Anto-
MIA Gutierrez; rapsodia lAdnga-
ra no 5, Litz, por Olga Valdes;
Estudio Ell d flat mayor, Litz,
por Maria Antcnia Gutierrez;
la Campanella, Pag3nini, por
Adela Hernandez y Della Pa
checo; concerto cp 26, MacFay
den, Maria Antonio Gutierrez;
The Bundle Bee, Rimsky Kor-
sakoff-R achmaninoff, Della NJ.
Pacheco; Sparks, Meszkowski,
por Olga Valdes; primer movi-
miento de concerto en- A me-
nor, OPP Is, Grieg, Adela Her.
nandez Y Deli M. Pacheco, y es-
cena de Ballet OPP 100, violin y
de c. de Beri9t, Roberto
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
De LA VIDA ESPANOLA
Un vote particular en- contra del proctsamiento
de Azana y Casares Quiroga

icederia serena y prudentemen-
tie 81 1rmRlara una acusaci6n
Ibasada en- shechos anteriores a
aquella Icy notoriamente ne
nos graves y cue la equidad y
la justicia 2arian, en- case
ide condena, a ser tambien am
Inistiados, es decir, borrados y
olvidados No o2bria opener
una objection lie caracter pro-
Icesal alegando Ia necesidad de
una sentencia cGndenatoria pre-
via para aplic2r la aamnistia.
Ello seria discutible tratando-
Sc de un Tribunal que ha de a
.teherse estricta@,olte "a los pre-
|cSptos legales; pero no tiene va
Ilor algunO para ell P3rlamento
que dict6 la ley, que debe ser
.fiel no soc a sus preceptos, ST.
no a su espiritu, y que no pue-
de o?vidar que en- ell preambulo
del nroyecto Sc proclamo como
raz5r fundamental para conce-
der la amniStia la convenience
de pucificar los espiritus, ha-
ciendo dessparecer ell encono V
rencor de lucaas irasadas, para
crear entire los eSpanoles un re-
de convivencia al anloa-
70 de las leyes de la Repdblica.
Y no serfa, ciertamente, medic,
adecradO de responder a esta
V a este p~rop6sito que
Ell mismo Congress- que vote la
amnlgti1 formulara expresa a.
cusaci6n pOr hechos de analoga
naturaleza que los amnistiados,
realizados en- la misma epoca Y
de una grlvedad menor.
FL consequential a 10 expues-
81 dipulado que suscribe tie
ne ei honor de someter a la a.
probac;6n del C2ngreso la 81
guiente
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
SOCIALES
Ell bale del Circado Cubdmo

Ell bale del Circado Cubdmo
La tarde del sabado Sc pre-
sent6 amenazante para la fies-
ia b3ilabIe que Sc celebraba en-
los salones de la allegro "casita
criolla." A! caer la noche, ell Gle
10, rapleto de e~strellas, do ell a.
.viso a los bailadores de una no.
che despejada y fresca. La llu-
via ces6 y di6 comienzo la fies-
ia.
Ell debut" de la or1uesta
"'Santirzo" fue una revelation
Aristides Santirzo, su direc,
tor, dominaba Ell conjunto obte'
niendo una perfecta ejecuci6n.
Les bailables cub2nos y espa-
noles fuerOn tocados con alma
y ammonia.
Don Francisco" la orquesta
de bailables americanos que d.
rige el professor Frank Grasso,
fue t2mbien otra revelation,
quedando a nuestro juicio ipor
encima del conjunto REX Mac
Donald" a quien hubo de supe-
rar en- repertoire y ejecuci6n,
AplausoS hubieron para am
BIAS orquestas.
Numeroso ell pGblico que Sc
do cita en- los salones de la "ca
sta Guiana"
Paquito Garcia, ell active Pre-
sidente de la Secci6n de Recreo,
como siempre, muy atento con
nosotros. Agustin Marietta, ell
enthusiastic S~ecretario, acompa-
nado de los muchachos que for
man la Secci6n de Recreo, iba y
venia atendiendo todas las ne
cesidades.
Una noche de merecido triun
TO para la allegro Secci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
VOTO PARTICULAR

ST en- ell rresente case sc tSa-
tiara de formular un juicio dc
caracter politics en- relaci6n
cen la gesti6n de. los senores
AAana y Casares Quiroga, e.
| diputado que@suscribe habrfa
Ide 1ondenarla, no solo por dis
crepancias ideol6gic. s, sine
Sambien per estinarla creadora
de antagonismos y discordias y
,Perjudicial para les altos int
|reses de Espana.
Pero No es este ell problema
planteadn a la Comisi6n. Lo
que Sc pretende ahora es que ell
IParlamento formule acta de a.
cusaci6n contra IN expresiden-
te del Consejo de- ministries Y
Iun ex ministro de la GCberna-
Iclon, como consequence de ha-
Der realizado determinados he
ohos-que. por otra parte, sc
reconoce NADIA tienen que YER
con la revolution de octubre-
y que, a juicio de los autores
Gel dictamen, son o pueden ser
ccAstitutivos de concretas fl
guras de delito previstas y san
con das en- nuestro Codigo pc
nal. En- opinion del diputado
que suScribe, 10 existen elemen
tos haStantes en- los anteceden-
ties examinados para que las
Cortes Sc decidan a aprobar TN
acta de acrsaci6n; pero, sin en-
trar &c momento en- ell analisis
deta|lado del criterio que AGA
ba de exponerse, estima ell fir
mante que ell Parlamento que
vote en- 20 de a6ril de 1884 am
pllia amnistia para toda suer-
te dc delitos p~oliticos, sin dete-
erse ante su gravedad, no pro-
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
E critic DE la senldnd

Ell critic DE Ia Senldnd
Correspondent a la Secci6n
de Recreo y Damas del Centre
EspahHl, en- la function que ce-
LIBRARIAN ell viernes en- ell teatro
Casino" donde tienen a su car
go Ell rep9rto de la obra "De la
Habana ha llegado IN barco."
Ell pr0grama terminara con
un gran acto de Variedades. Sc
ra la nota de la noche, como va
dicho anteriormente, la
sorpresa cue Sc prepara.
La entIada costara 35 cts.
Cesar R5gerO.
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
N1NO LESIONADO
EN- UN ACCIDENTE


Dos automobiles ch2caron ayel
en- IA avenida Knollwood esqui.
ma q Taliaferro, sufriendo le-
stones ell nino James Packwood
de Is amos, vecino de la Gale
Harer. Sc ie do asistencia en- el
hospital municipal.
Como raSponsables del acct
dente fueron detenidos R. E.
Packwood, padre del menor, y
la Sra. NJ Joiner, que guiaban
los dos coches.
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
MOTIVES EN- PERSIA POR
LA V~ESTIMENTA EUIOPEA

Mosc0u, Julio 22.-Como re
sultado de TN decreto del GO
bierno imponiendo los trajes y
sombreros de estilo europeo, O.
currieron aver des6rdenes en-
Meshed, Persia, pereciendo al
gunos natives. En- Teheran e.
bando Sc hizo cumplir sin gra-
YES medicines.
Los atacantes reconcentra :
ron sus fuerzas en- una mezqui-
ia, de la cual fueron desaloja-
dos.
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
INFORMATION
Dc! PUERTO

No entrG aver ninguna EN- :
barcaci6n mayor.
Saiio hacia Filadelfia, con
carga general, Ell vapor america
no Commercial Orleanean. RIM
DO a Baton Rouge zarp6 ell va
por americana Norman Bridge.
La goleta General Tosta par
tic hacia Belize, Honduras bri-
tanica.
La gaceta., 1935-07-22

FL pasado viernes tom6 pose
sion la nueva oficiali1ad de las
Logias Prcgreso No. 81 e Ideal
No. 3d. de la Mr. Odd Eel :
: mr ceremonial {le brillantisi-
.,.' siendo obseqagdos los asis
|tentes.
Logia Eogreso No. 81: An
Igel MaM. Noble Grande; An
Igel Bona Il Vice Grande; Je-
s1s Menendez, Secretario; Ra-
mon Cuervo, ayudante de la de
recha del N. G.; jose Romero,
iayuGante de la izquierda del N.
&C.; FsehIo Cuervo, ayudante
de Ia derecha del v. G.; Jose Me
ndndez, ayudante ~ la izquier-
ida del V. G.; Juan Canal, CeIce-
liam; Manuel Lopez, Vigilante !;
Federico Fernandez, Conduc-
tor lose Miraben, Guardia In
terror; Rafael Aponte, Guardia
Exterior; Jose L. Garcia, Esce
nico de la derecha; Manuel Gar
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias para hoy. Maxims
temperature aver, 80 grades
minima, IA.
Marea alta a las 6:22 a. m
Y 7:l8 p. m.
Marea baja a las 1919 a. m
Y 1880 p. m.
Sale ell sol a las 5 al a. m. y
}e pone a las 1926 p. m.
Sale la luna a las II :53 p. m.
= 12:41 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
La 09tiStG Car3da9 Sa6rez

A<6 0f ttoS0 IUf ttttttt 0Htif *
Tenemos nuevamente ell gus
to de que Sc encuentre entire nc
sotros la meritisima artista GU
bana Sra. Carload SuareZ, que
a~companada de su esposo, el DR..
Juan Manuel de la Puente, vi
no desde la Habana a visitar es
pecialmente a la familia Gregg
ny.
La notable tiple Sc ha hechC
famosa por la fiel interpreta-
ci6n de las canciones cubanas.
Reciban los distinguishes via
jeros nuestra cordial bienveni
da.
La gaceta., 1935-07-22

N ORES DE SECU.
RIOS para polizas de vida de
$3.50, $500 y $1,000, en- un
plan de pequenos pages men
suales. De So a Sc al contado
y ademas de los renuevos. Es-
criban a sol Hildebrant Bldg.
Jacksonville, Florida.
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
CorrerG Rebuff

Ell simpatico Vice Consul de
Cuba, Sr. Reinaldo Fernandez
Rebuff, salio en- viaje de recreo
para la ciudad de Miami, aeon
panando a su queridisima ma
ma, que el pasado viernes llega
ra de la capital cubana.
"Tangana," como carinosa-
mente Sc lie llama, prepare su
La gaceta., 1935-07-22

He aquf Ia prdcosicionSe ley
que al Congresd~ presentara Ell
diput9do dCn Joaquin Roig, O.
.poniendose Va acusaci6n con-
ira los Sres. Manuel Azana y
Casares Quiroga.
"Al Congress-:
Ell diSutado que scribe, vo
cal &c la Gomisi6n Vombrada
para dar dictamen sose la PRO
,puesta de acusaci6n co}fcfa los
sehores Azaha y Ca3res Qui-
roga, disiente del parecer de
sCs compa1ercs y Sc We en- ell ca
so de formular ell siguiente
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
PROPOSITION DE LEY

Artieulo dnico. No procede
formular acusaci6n contra don
Manuel Azana y don Santiago
Casares Quiroga como conse7
cuencia de los hechos a que Sc
contrae e. testimonio de parti-
culares remitido al Congress-
por ell luez especial senior AIar-
con-"
La gaceta., 1935-07-22
Recital en- Ell Centro Asturiano

Valdes, acompahado por Della
NJ. Pacheco.
Descues del concerto Sc en-
tregaran los diplomas y habla-
ra Ia Sra. Josefina de la Grana.
La gaceta., 1935-07-22

Ipotente aY9Ns con un nue.
70 motor, PARA rer ell dia pri
nero en- Enas Safreras que Sc
celebrarah a 10 largo de la pla-
Iva dc Jacksonville.
Los ~meea3r>u4'den los Ill
limos t9aH a su caro-" equi-
.andoldo TODD 10 n~ecesario.
Rebuff no ha escatimado ma
da er. acondicionarlo de name
ia que pueda Iucirse en- este de-
porte.
Con su autom6vil Ge carrera.
que lleva por nomb1e "Tanga
Special" es6eramos que triun-
fe Ell atento funcionario.
tReciba suemama nuestro sa-
Judo q su llegada.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-30
EAST BLUE RIDGE
EAST BLUE RIDGE, Jan. 80.

EAST BLUE RIDGE, Jan. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Collins and
children of Barker Heights, spent
Sunday with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Gillian Of
this place.
Jay Pryor of Fruitland, was a
visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Young Tuesday.
Misses Gertrude and Erbell
Young. and two brothers, James,
and Thomas, also Messrs. Hursey,
Albert and Horace Gillian, were
i guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Huntsinger Of Edneyville, and
enjoyed listening to the radio
Saturday night.
Malcolm Hyder of North Blue
! Ridge, was a recent visitor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lively here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Young had
as their guests Sunday: Mrs. j,
L. Jones and children, Mrs. Mary
Jane Jones, John Ownsbv of
lama, uOUldS ny uSI, MSoSi D.
Carl Justice and Ben Hyder and
Hardy and Brownlow Jones all
of this place.
Mrs. o. T. Parry and daughter,
Catherine, and Mrs. Raymond
Rodan also Messrs. Hursev and
Horace Gillian all enjoyed an
opossum hunt one night last
week.
J. w. Case and son, Lee of
Charlotte, were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pace here.
Mark Pryor of Fruitland, was
in this section or business Mon
day.
Mrs. Blain Stepp and little
son, Ry, who has been staying
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Young, has gone to stay
with Mrs. Plato Stepp of Hen
Jacksonville, for while.
Gather Pace killed a fine hog
last week.
IMAM TIJE uTANrT ,Dc
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Rock high school, and is the at,
tractive and accomplished daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Nc
hurry. The groom a former resi-
dent of Asheville, is very popular
with the younger set and is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Ball
of Barker Heights. Hearty con-
CALCULATIONS are extended to the
happy couple who are at present
making their home with the
brides parents.
Mrs. Hamilton Tabor of Bal
four, called on Mrs. Jerry Hen
derson Sunday.
Mrs. Dolphus Goforth and
daughter, Miss Ruby Goforth,
spent last weekend with friends
at Canton.
Mrs. Lille Morris of Tracey
Grove. called on Mrs. Mamie
Mitchell Friday. - -
Mrs. Lloyd Null has been i'll
for the past week.
M. M. Hambright spent the
weekend with his family at
Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Sunbeam Moody
and little son of Balfour, were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Whitaker. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Floyd spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Steadnan of Mud Creek.
Mrs Glen Jones and little SON
are s3ending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Rhodes of
Crab Greek. 5