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La opinión., 1935-03-10

LA OPINION ha creado esta CO.
lumna con ell proposito de que Sc
despierte en- ell Amino de todos los
e,ementos mexicanos Y de habla es-
pamela en- general en- la ciudad de
Los Angeles y Il ~contornos, ell
afan de ~conocerse mas entire 81.
Cree, por tanto, que dando a como
Ger las diversas actividades de sus
agrupaciones, esa idea podra llegar
n ser un hecho.
Con tai motive, ell autor de la o
lumna suplica una vez mas a los
secretaries de esas agrupaciones en-
general, Sc sirvan enviarle todos
aquellos datos que lie puedan SER
vir para adquirir IN mejor conoci-
miento de elias, estatutos, regla-
mento interior, etc, etc, asf como
los acuerdos tomados por sus res
pectivas asambleas en- sus sesiones
reglamentarias O extraordinarias, 10
cual lie servira para hacer!es una
publicidad mas efectiva.
La opinión., 1935-03-10
Las SOciedades de la COlOnia

Manuel NJ. M~aytorena. popular can
tante y anunciador de radio, quien
tiene bajo su direction ell progra-
ma de esa case que Sc conoee con
ell nombre de La Hora Maytore-
ma" y que estA en- Ell aire diaria-
mente de las 4 a las 5 de la tarde
en- la estacion radio difusora X. NJ.
P. c., en- Beverly Hills. de esta
ciudad. Ell senior Maytorena es, por
10 tsnto. ell portavoz de la Liga de
referencia.-de la cual es Secreta-
ria Supreme la sehorita Natalia
Cuadra.
Ell domicilio Official del Campo
mento Supreme a que nos hemos
referido al principle Sc e%ncuentra
en- ell Teatro Hidalgo, de esta ciu-
dad. Como una de las actividades
iniciales de csc Campamento pue-
de mencionarse la formal institu-
cion del Campamento No. 2 de la
Liga de ~referencia, la cual tuvo
lugar ell jueyes 2S de Febrero pro-
ximo pasado. en- ell No. 1882 de la
Avenida Brooklyn de esta ciudad.
habiendo sido designado para des-
empenar ell puesto de Comandante
del mismo. ell senior JESUS Fernan-
DEE.
Nos manifesto ell senior del Rio
que hay verdadero entusiasmo en-
tire los diversos e'ementos sociales
de nuestra ~colonia, al yer las acti-
vidades iniciales de la Liga Cultu-
raj Pro-Radio en- donde. de acuer-
do con SUI lena, ell asociado en-
cuentra verdadera protection y en-
vidiable ambiente.
La opinión., 1935-03-10
Sc FUNDA LA lIGA CULTURAL
PRO-RADiO

La Liga Cultural Pro-Radio es
una agrupacion de caracter artist
co Y fraternal. siendo su lena:
"Arte Y Moralidad'. Fue fundada ell
IS de Febrero proXimo pasado, por
iniciativa de un numeroso grupo
de personals pe%rtenecientes a la CO.
lonia sonorense de esta ciudad.
Nos participa ell senior Ramon
Mendez del Rio, active miembro y
C~onsejero de la misma. que cuen-
ia con un Or~ganizador Supreme,
habiendo tambien Organizadores
Regionales.
Segun nuestro informante ell Cam
pamento Supreme 10 legisla TODD.
siendo asistido EN- sus labores por
ell Consejo Executive Central, Ell
cual esta integrado por parte de
los miembros del Campamento Su-
premo antes citado Y habiendo ade
mas Campamentos R~egionales. de
los cuales va estan varios forma-
dos Y otros por fornarse.
FL Presldente Supreme de la Lii
ga Cultural Probable es Ell senior
La opinión., 1935-03-10
CLUE "CADENA DE ORC"

Esta agrupacion funciona bajo los
auspicios de la Roosevelt High
School, ublcada entire las GALES Fic-
ket y Mott. Cuarta Y Lanfranco.
Sc lie conoce tambien con la de-
signacion de Spanish Club Y su le-
ma es "Adelante, siempre adelan-
te". estando integrado por 63 MEM
bros aproXimadamente. incluyendo
jovenes y se1oritas, en- su mayoria
m~exicanos, sin que dele de haber
I'm grupo numeroso constituido por
otras nacionalidades.
Este cub tiene ohce amos de exis-
tencia Y es dirigido Y ~patrocinado
Dor la seiora Manuelita o. de Ara
gon, estando integrada su actual
Mesa Directiva como sigue: Presi-
dente. Roberto Silva: Vicepresiden-
tie, Socorro Andrade Rue'as: Secre-
taria. Cira MARQUEE: Primer, Sc
cundo v Tercer Vocales: Alicia Ra-
mfrez Jesusita Martinez Y Maria
Velasco, respectivamente.
La opinión., 1935-03-10
cIUpAp DE MEXICO. Marz

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Mario G.
-(Por Cofreo).- La Camara Ma
cional dc Concrete Sc dirig.o IL
Secretario de Hacienda y - ditto
Pnblico aver, so%licltando lie sean
contestants o aclaradas a.s mas
preguntas o consultas que Sc te ha-
cen. pues ell Reglamento de a Ley
del lmpuesto sobre Ia Renta tisre
algunas modalidades que, de no re
cibir n eXplicacion adecuada, son
practicamente inapl:cables, espo-
cialmente tratandose de represent
tantes &c casas extranjeras radical
dos en- esta capital.
Las |consultas dirigidas a liac.en
da o las si%guientes. todds elias
de suma importancia, como puede
verse por ell texto fiel, coyua del
que Sc mando a Hacienda. ld9 dice
ash:
E-164725. Febrero 20 de 1895
c. Secretario de Hacienda Y Gre
ditto Pdblico, Direction General de
%Ingresos. Oficina del Impuesto So
bre la Renta.- Palacio Macdonald
Ciudad.
Nos permitimos distraer a listed
de Il elevadas ocupaciones, para
someter EN- consulta, para su de-
bida aclaracion. los siguientes pun
tos:
Lola fracc.on vi del articulo
IA del Reglamento de la Ley del
Impuesto sobre Ia Renta, obliga a
agentes, comisionistas o repre-
s|entantes de casas eXtranjeras. no
tar las declaraciones correspondent
tes a dichas empresas por las uti-
lldades provenientes de operaciones
realizadas en- ell territorlo nacional
-Diehos agentes, com!sionistas o
representatives para cumplir con csc
precepto necesitan dir.girse a las
casas eXtranjeras que ellos repre-
s%entan, para que les digan los o
tos por las operaciones e~fectuadas
en- 1884 En- case de que este da-
to no Sc reciba dentro Gel termino
Que Sc sehala ell articulo so. trash
torio seria necesario nj amplia-
cion por ell tempo que tarde ell
dato en- llegar a los interesados;
y en- case de que ,as asa eXtran
jeras Sc abstengan a proporcionar
este dato. ide que n podrian
suplirlo dichos representatives?
Co. Ell articulo SO del mismo Re
glamento obliga a los agentes via
jeros comisionistas o ~empleados de
compahias domiciliadas en- ell ex-
t~ranjero que no mantengan existen
TO &c las ventas efectuadas por su
con6ucto.-- Tambi6n les obliga ell
requisite de deciarar las %utilldades
La opinión., 1935-03-10
ORGANIZAN
Los MAES1ROS
SOCIALISTAS
Los de Tamaulipas estan
tratando de formar un
frente Inico

NUEVo LAREDO, lamps, Mar
20 5.-(Por Correo).-Para contra
rrestar a Ia Union M~agisserial de
Tamaulipas, con motive de las d.
timas dificultades habidas entire es-
tos y las autoridades escolares, lie
go hace algunos dias a esta ciudad.
Ell professor Martinez Lara. Secre-
tario General del Comite D.recti-
vo del Frente Unico de Maestros
Socialists de Tamaulipas. con re-
sidencia en- la capital del Estado.
Despues de haber tornado en- es-
ia ciudad un grupo del Frente Uni
co de Maestros Socialists de Ia
maulipas. Ell professor Martinez La
ra Y ell Inspector de la 10a. Zona
Escolar. professor Guilermo de Al
va. visitaron los municip.os de Cue
La opinión., 1935-03-10
ESCUELAS DE LA SOCIEDAD
PROGRESlSTA MExlCANA

Esta importante agrupacion con
que cuenta nuestra c%olonia, que
tiene por lena: "Educaci6n. Res
peto y Patriotismo" y de cuyo Con-
sejo Executive Supreme es Secre-
tario General ell senor Manuel E.
Barrios. quien tiene sus oficinas en-
ell 4034 Hammel ST.. de esta ciudad.
en- fpocas a%nteriores ha tenido es-
tablecidas varias escuelas inianti-
les en- diversos domicilios de la ciu
dad de Los Angeles y pueblos cir
c~unvecinos.
Esas escuelas han ~dependido di-
rectamente de las respeItivas To-
gias de la sociedad de referencia
Y en- la actualidad Sc encuentran
clausuradas, debido a circunstan-
cias que la buena voluntad de los
miembros no ha podido hacer va
riar de curse. t
Es cast SECURE. sin embargo. que
dentro de POGO tempo esas escue-
las vuelvan a abrirse V que en-
elias encuentre solida instruction
a ninez mexicana.
La opinión., 1935-03-10
COMPANERO
SU IL do
UN BALAZO
La muerte fue accidental,
I'll descargarse una cara
bina, informan

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Mario g..
-tcXc'usivo).-Uu fGdsr d los Ca
misas Doradas" fue muerto acct
denta men.e.
Luis Hernandez PARA fue muer-
to de IN balazo por su compahero
Manuel Gutierrez Ransel. cuando
este eSaminaba en- as oficinas de
los "Camisas Doradas' una cara
lima.
FL matador fue a~preheadido des-
dc luego por la policfa.
rrero. Mier. Camargo, Reynosa y
Matamoros, con Ell fin de organi-
a mas grrpos, eoneurriendo los
~profesores rurales urbanos y ejida-
les, entire los que fueron nombra-
(Siaue en- Ia ea. o4al
La opinión., 1935-03-10
PROxIMAS ELECcIONES EN- LA
COMlSloN HONORIFlCA DE
DELANO, CALF.

Las Comisiones Honorificas Me-
xicanas han sido creadas por la
Secretarfa de Relaciones EXterio-
res de Mexico para hacer mas rapi-
da Y efectiva la labor de sus res
pectivos c~onsulados en- los Estados
Unidos.
La Comision Honorifica de Della
no, Calf, tiene su domicilio EN- la
esquina de la Gale Fremont, y
7th. Av., de esa poblacion, siendo su
lena Union, Protection Y Patria".
Su actual Mesa Directiva sta inte-
grada por los s~iguientes funciona-
rios: Presidente INFERNO, senior Err
nesto Martinez; Seeretario, senior
Juan d. Rodriguez; Tesorero, senior
JESUS Magma; Primer y Tercer Vo-
Gales: sehores Jorge Espinosa y
Melquiades Vazquez, ~respectiva-
mente, desempehando este nltimo.
a su vez, ell cargo de abanderado.
Suscrita por su Secretario senior
Rodriguez hemos recibido un oficio
de la Comision de ~referencia, en- Ia
cual dicho senior informa que ell do
mingo II del presente tendran We
~rificativo las elecciones para desig-
a los nuevos funcionarios que ha-
bran de integrar la Mesa Directiva
que regira sus destinos durante ell
presente aho social.
Una vez llevadas a cabo S men
cionadas e~lecciones. a partir de la
fecha indicada, ese grupo ertrara en-
f%unciones que terminaran en- la mis-
ma fecha del aho de 1886.
Manifesto el senior Rodriguez en
las ~palabras finales de su comunica-
cion. que al llevarse a cabo ell COM
puto de las elecciones de referen-
cia, Sc dara a onoce al p1blico ell
nombre de las personals a quienes
en- suerte les toque ~integrar la nue.
va mesa directiva.
La opinión., 1935-03-10
SOCiEDAD MEDICA MEXlcANA
DE Los ANGELES

La Sociedad Medica Mexicana de
Los Angeles existe desde Ell aho
de 1928. FL doctor Alexandra Wa
lace fue uno de los m6dicos mas
i~nteresados en- fundar,a. habiendo
sido %secundado de una amer de-
cidida en- su intentp o los doctores
La opinión., 1935-03-10

AUMENTA Ell PRECI0
DE LOS CEREALES
cluoAo DE MEXICO, Mario /,

clUOAO DE MEXICO, Mario D
-lExc.usiyo).-Un aumento de un
40ea en- ell precio de varios eereaies,
per. especialmente del trigo. Sc re-
gistrO hoy en- esta ciudad.
Fl aunento en- Ell precio del trigo.
cause vsrdadera sorpresa en- los
centres comerciales. va que Sc con-
sidera que es del TODD i1justificado.
Como eo-nsecueneia de- aumento
en- el preeio del trigo. la Secretaria
de Economic, design6 desde luego
una comis.6n Que proceda a hacer
una invess ieaci5n.
La opinión., 1935-03-10
Club |Cadena de Orc

Grupo de iovenes pertenecientes al
Club "cadena de Oro', conocido tambien
con ell nombre de Spanish Club y ell cual
funciona EN- la Roosevelt High School de
esta ciudad, siendo patrocinado por esa
importante institution docente y dirigido
y apadrinado por la sonora Manuelita O..
de Aragon, cuIta profesora espahola que
La opinión., 1935-03-10

ha residido en- los Estados Unidos desde
hace muchos amos. La sonora de Arag6n
aparece EN- ell grabado, en- medic de los
ocho jovenes que estan en- primera fila.
teniendo a su derecha a Jesusita V. Mar
tinez y a su izquierda a las sehoritas Pa
domino y Socorro Andrade Ruelas.
La opinión., 1935-03-10

Continue Gu sducscitn DOR medic
de Ia 'ectura. Nunca es tsrde para
aprender. Pids hoy mismo nuestro
cataloso de 'ibros GRATIS. - ~.
PRERlA LoZANo. 2o3 North Los
Angeles Calf.
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ELDER DiONNE'S TO
BE GIVEN ASSISTANCE

TORONTO, Ont, March 81
CUP)-Governmental care which
has been lavished upon the
Dionne quintuplets will be extend
ed to their father. mother. broth
ers and sisters, Welfare Commits
sioner David Croll announced last
night.
Croll. who under the guardian
ship bill recently passed becomes
custodian of the five famous oaoy
girls for the crown of England
thus sought to remove cause
of bitter conflict with the BACK
woods parents, Mr.. and Mrs. OVlla
Dionne.
The Dionnes see no reason why
''the government is taking our
babies away" and regard it as
rank injustice that they and their
five older children suffer hard
ships in a ramshackle farmhouse
while the quintuplets bask in the
luxuries of a miniature hospital.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27
new TEXTILE
STRIKE LOOMS
German Makes Threat as
Production Curtailed !.
by NRA Order

WASHINGTON, March 27.-
The NRA order for Is per cent
curtailment of cotton textile pro-
duction will probably mean, an
other strike, Francis J. German,
vice-president Of the United Tex
tile Workers, said today. y
German said the order means
a 25 per cent wage reduction.
"The stage is now set for an
other strike" German warned,
and stated that employers cut
prices to make up the profit "by
taking it out of the hides of the.
workers" -.
Testifying before the house
military affairs committee in con-
nection with the bill to curtail the
use of the national guard for
strike duty, German attacked
Governor Eugene Talmadge, of
Georgia, saying that he called out
the guards Sin the interest of the
employers" ..-. nr .ri
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RELIEF WORKS TO BE
PUSHED BY REGIME


CONTINUED from naGa one)
welcome him. Gov. Dave Sholtz
of Florida and Mayor John Alsop
of this city were on hand to greet
him at the station and drove with
him to the dock where the de-
stroyer lay. ...
He was accompanied on the
Farragut by DR.. Ross T. McIntire,
White House physician, and Cap
tain Wilson Brown, senior naval
aide. On the Nourmahal, ready to
welcome him are Aston, James
Roosevelt, his eldest son; Rhine
lander Stewart, DR.. Leslie Heiter
of Mobile, Ala, George st. George
of Tuxedo, N. Y, and Kermit
Roosevelt. All are fishing compan-
ions Of previous visits to the
south.
Meanwhile White House Secre-
tary Marvin H. Mcintyre and
others proceeded to Miami where
temporary executive offices will
be established today in the Miami
Biltmore hotel. Mcintyre will be
in daily communication with the
president. g..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27
GERMAN LABOR
AND INDUSTRY
.REGIMENTED
Hitler Decree Completes
cooperative 0rganiza-
ton in Nation

BERLIN, March 27.-1UP).-
German industry and labor were
regimented yesterday into as dis
ciplined and co-ordinated a body
as the housekeeping Reichswehr.
Aolf Hitler completed his "cor-
porative organization of indus
try. by q decree under which en-
ployers' organizations throughout
the reich will, in body, join
the 1abor front" Of Robert Ley,
one of the Rcichsfrehrcr's most
trusted aides.
The new joint organization of
employers and THEM workers will,
under the decree, be controlled
by employers. and workers on a
strictly equal basis. 80.
The reich economic chamber
and the reich labor council were
consolidated irto the reich eco
nomic. and labor council. All or
CARNATIONS of the labor front, it
was decreed, must be composed
of employers and workers in
equal numbers. Employers and
workers will establish joint COM
mittees in handling local affairs,
under the decree.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27
SAY 'FLlVER'
PLANE EARLY
POSSIBILITY
Two Revolutionary Type
Craft viii Be Ready
for Tests Soon
By HITLER KRIEGHBAUM
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, March 27.-
(UP)-Two revolutionary types
of airplanes will be delivered ear
ly in June for tests which the de-
partment of commerce experts
hope will establish the Flying
automobile" the United Press
was informed last night.
If specifications are attained
the ships will be as safe to OPP
crate as present day automobiles
and almost as cheap. Until the
tests have been completed, how
ever, officials refused to predict
definitely that the two types of
ships would bring the 'Flivver"
airplane.
One type is the so-called Ham,
mond model being built at Ypsil-
anti, Mich, which even looks like
a winged automobile. The other
is the taillesS "bat" airplane of
Waldo Waterman Of Santa Mon
lea. Calf.
Fifteen ships of the Hammond
model will be delivered to the de-
bureau of air COM
merce within the next 10 weeks
for experimental flying and use
of airport inspectors in all sec
tons of the country. One plane
of the Dailless model will be
turned over to the department at
the same time for extensive tests
by expert pilots in Washington.
Our requirements feature SIM
plicity and safety Of operation as
well as low maintenance and OPP
Grafton COSTS" said Eugene L. Vi
Dial, director of aeronautics.
at is our belief that a begin
ner could learn to operate this
type of aircraft in far less time
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Vr and Mrs. Mack Britain
Rave moved to a home on Ken
S;Tgton road in Druid Hills.
Mrs. {. \. Smyth III and young
son F. A. Smyth ", have goh
10 Macon. Ga, to visit the for
ners parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +;
Ross Jordan. Mr.. Smyth motorea
down with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mitchell have
returned from Miami. Fla, ana
opened their home on the Brevard
road.
Mrs. {. ". Ewbank motored to-
day 10 Huntsville, S. c., where
she will be the guest of her sister,
Yrs. Charles Campbell, and return
tomorrow with Misses Virginia
Ewbank and Tony Geiger, stu
dents at COker College, who are
coming for their spring vacation.
The Rev. Robert Councilman
left today for his home in MoE-
canton after being here since
Monday. Mrs. Councilman will re
main with her parents, Mr.. ant
NrS. J. S. Sargent, until Friday.
Miss Martha Mae Glazener left
YESTERDAY for Mars Hill, where
she is student at Mars Hill Col
hge.
Miss Lillian Graham Allen ha
returned to the University a
Cnapel Hill 10 resume her studio
alter a spring vacation.
Mrs. D. II. Wilson and son.
Preston, and Miss Emily Traywick
nave returned to Commerce, Ca,
Gter a short visit to Mrs. J. d.
natdel. and Miss Ellen Waddell.
Char!eS Jervis has resumed his
% :; az Mars Hill College in
AarS Hill after a few days a;
Noultrie Smyth arrived this af
SS'noon from Clemson College, S.
y, ior his spring vacation.
9 IIeSdames f. NJ. Salley and Jno.
= :: Forrest were guests yesterday |
u me Saluda Book club, the meet
i ! ! oeing held at the home of Mrs. /
J, !, Barbour.
ar S'' and Mrs. Albea and John
So1S have recently moved into
H I;y' new home in Greater Druid |
" on Tho Asheville highway.
ca, ,'r, Howard Garren, of Culber- |
VII T ana Miss lola Jones, of Nash !
w W., Tenn, who were married on
C-uueSaay, March 20, in Green
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MUCK FIRE SMOKE
3. is PAIL OVER MIAMI

MIAMI, Fla, March 27st(UPy
Smoke from muck fires flowed
out of the Everglades last night
and gave Miami the appearance
of a .fog-ridden city,. sa.ts !,
Thousands viewed the races
with smarting eyes at Tropical
Park. Coral Gables homes 'held a
singing interior. -
The smoke at times obscured
the sun. Again it had the weird
appearance CT dull red orb r.
So heavy was the layer at
5000 feet that Weatherman r.
w. Gray said he could not tell
whether the weather was cloudy
or clear"
Muck is decayed vegetable mat
ter. 1t burns underground and.
can be extinguished only, by rain
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27
Legion Here On
Record For Early
Bonus Payment

Meeting in session at the Amer
lean Legion clubhouse last night
in called session. the Hubert NJ.
Smith post unanimously went on
record as favoring the Immediate
cash payment of the so-called boz
nus by congress without any re-
duction for interest on prior loans.
The resolution adopted by the
post last night was as follows:
Whereas, The National House
| of Representatives has overwhelm-
ingly adopted the Patman bill, as
the means of paying the Adjusted
Compensation Certificates in full,
and, whereas. The Huber; NJ.
Smith Post of the American Lee
gion has already gone on record
by. the unanimous vote of all its
members as being in favor of the
immediate cash payment of these
certificates without any reduction
for interest on prior loans, and,
whereas, the members of said post
are stronger in the conviction than
ever that these certificates ought
to be paid in full at once for the
reasons advanced both in within
and without the Congress of the
United States. and, whereas, the
members of said post have noted
with approval the support of the
said Patman bill by Representa-
tive Weaver of the 18th District,
and have received with satlstac-
tion the assurances of Senator
Reynolds that he stands squareiy
behind the present movement 10
pay said certificates in full at the
earliest possible opportunity, and;
whereas, the members of sad
post are without advice as to the
position of Senator Bailey, Senior
United States Senator from North
Carolina, on this most important
natter.
"Now therefore, Be it resolved
ny the members of the Hubert VI.
Smith Post of the American Lee
gion at Hendersonville, North
Carolina, that we once again call
.pon the Congress of the United
states, and more especially the
senate, to proceed at once to en-
act such legislation as may be
necessary to make payment at
once of this, both a moral and le-
sal obligation Of the people Of the
United States to those who served
as soldiers in the Great War.
"Be it further resolved, That
the commander be required to
transmit a copy of this resolution
20 the Honorable Jasiah W. Bal
.ev. Senior United States Senator
rom North Carolina. and that
copy be furnished the local news
papers, Asheville Citizen, Char
lotte Observer, also copy to De-
oartment Headquarters"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27
D. Mrs. C. r. McManaway
Society Editor
}pbone 90 Before II Noon
I'm p w. CLUE MEETS

II, Business and Professional
SoTsr's club held a dinner NEE
W %, attractively appointed ia
w., II the Hendersonyille Inn
, a', evening, with Mrs, l.. j. Pea
- dr.. presiding. Last week
ev COZ. National Business Women
W. W. nut the local celebration
~ % lie postponed until this
D1| The general theme of the
SS.,.:arg,;.r was ECONOMIC Seeuc-
\, t.. Az" and the program was
~ ,,iar r., along these lines with
.y,'rN,.,,,,r.u,yy" as the keynote.
w 4. Larguerite Lemort read an
nm. history of the national
n.y. Mrs. Katherine Wise
isu .,s r-.ructive paper was on
.n .lI,. r-ra1,y." DIR. Bertha Bran
wy and Miss Lois Moss dis
ST. r...Slative matters along
s SySss lines before the house n
l.Ss The formers theme was
. -. ruvment Insurance." ami
:. ' Ir..r. discussed the ELECTION
L" IT,. flowing were elected Of
-. - Mrs. Peacock, elected for
Nh S,,ber Germ as president; Miss
an an Moss vice-preSident; Miss
LYS secretary; and Mrs. A. Il.
gousror, treasurer.