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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21

James w. Hancock, of University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. James w. Hancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerbin Sturgis Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Barnes at
Girdletree on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Sturgis and children
have returned home after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Atkinson in
New York.
Miss Maggie Griffin of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Thomas Davis, Of Newark,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Grit
fin.
Mrs. A. F. Burton of Wachapreague,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Griffin
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Yarnell and
daughter, Helen, Mrs. William Will
loughby of Media, Pa, Mrs. Charles
Applebaugh, of Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Mrs. C. P. Smith of Majestic Hotel,
Ocean City, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Godfrey on Sunday.
Mrs. Maurice Carey of Ocean City,
spent Saturday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Duer.
Miss Ruth Duer has returned home
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21

after visiting Mrs. Maurice Carey in
Ocean City.
Mrs. Willie Shockley made bust
ness trip to New York on Wednesday.
Mr.. Raymond Aver has returned to
New York.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA

NOR | Il IA hOLlAN'h
COUNTY OF HENDERSON
Under and by virtue of the
power and authority contained in
that certain deed of trust execut-
ed by T. M. Johnson and wife,
Iissie johnson, to The Raleigh
Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany. trustee, which said deed of
trust is dated first day of March,
1928, and recorded in Book 124,
Page 81, Of the Henderson Coun-
ty Registry, default having been
made in the payment of the in
debtedness thereby secured and in
the conditions therein secured,
the undersigned substituted trus-
tee by instrument recorded in
Book 2O7, Page $50, Henderson
County Registry, will on Monday,
, March II, 1885, at or about 200
: O'Clock p. m, at the courthouse
door at Hendersonville, N. c., of
fer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following de-
scribed property:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract Of land containing 1876 IA
acres, situate, lying and being on
the public road leading up the
French Broad River, on the west
side, towards the town of Horse
Shoe, n. c., and about eight miles
! northwest Of the town of Hcnder-
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Sonvillc, in Hendersonville Town
ship, Henderson County, North
Carolina, having such shapes,
metes, portions and distances as
will more fully appear by refer
ence to plat thereof made by G:
I. Gibbs, Civil Engineer, on the
oath day of February, 1928, and
attached to the abstract now on
| file with the Atlantic Joint Stock
Land Bank of Raleigh, n. c., same
being bounded on the North by
the lands Of Z. V. Fowler; on the
East by the French Broad River;
on the South by the lands of B. c.
Outlaw and F. W. Bordner: and
on the West by the lands of B., G,
Outlaw and F. w. Bordner, and
being the identical tract of land
conveyed by deed from G. F. Dun
bar to r. NJ. Johnson and wife,
Lissie Johnson, dated February
22nd, 1926, said deed being duly
recorded in Book 1873, at Page
166, of the Records of Deeds for
Henderson County, North Caro-
lima.
Terms of sale cash and trustee
will require deposit of 10 per
cent of the amount of the bid as
evidence of good faith.
This the 9Th day of February,
1885. ,
H. E. STACY,
Substitute Trustee.
Robert Weinstein, Attorney, ~
Raleigh, n. c.
2-14-Thurs-4tp.
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g 1888 NEA SERVICE, INC.

many things Gale should have
done. Her father, of course;
would have to know. She should
have thought how she was to tell
him, how she was to make nm
understand how really fine and
sincere Brian was. There were
things her father was sure TO say
objections - and she should
have thought how to meet theth:
She hadn't been able TO settle
any of those things. She hadn' I
been able to plan anything. Per-
haps Brian could help. OF course
he could. Brian could do any
thing!
The collar was in place now:
Gale laid the dress aside and
stood before the mirror. She
brushed her hair until the bronze
highlights IN it fhckered like gold.
Her cheeks needed no rouge; the
ivory, skin glowed with the fire
beneath it. She touched her
face with a powder puff, studied
the effect. She wanted so much
to look her best TONIGHT.
The blue dress went over her
head. Yes, the white collar did
make it look fresher. It was q
cheap little dress, one Gale had
made herself. She thought of the
frock she would like to wear to-
night, the sort to be seen in shop
windows at the other side Of
town - sapnhire satin OF black
velvet with silver buttons, slim
and sophisticated.
She heard knock on the outer
door and for an instant her heart
ceased beating. Then she hurried
into the living room. She opened
the door, said "GOOd evening, -
and then stepped back.
Gales eyes. vide searched the
shadows. Vickv Thatcher was
facing her and behind Vicky, half
in darkness, stood Brian West
more.
= (To be continued
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take YOU Tuesday"
H.What time shall we go?"
ct will have to be Tuesday
evening. Pm busy all day, you
know" ..... ..... -.
Il can hardly watt" Vicky told
him-and meant every word Of
It. 81 can hardly wait until
Tuesday" -a .,.
Gale looked at the dresses
hanging Imply in the clothes
closet. There was very little
choice-the black dress with the
red buttons or the blue with the
lighter blue collar. They were the
only two that could be consider
ed. The old brown crepe was
hopeless since the rent had come
into the skirt. 1t had been mend
ed so often there was nothing to
he done about it any longer.
Gale .oo!, out the blue dress
and held it up before the mirror.
1t was older than the black one,
but really more becoming. Yes, it
had better be the blue. She'd rip
off that collar and haste in a
fresh white one.
She hunted for needle and
thread, cheeks flushed, eyes shin
ing. There was plenty of time,
Blian wouldn't come before s
o'clock-S:30, more likely. And
yet her fingers, were awkward as
she tried to slip the thread into
the needle. She had to do it over
and over before the thread was
secure.
: There was knock on the dool
and her brother opened it.
Gale" he asked, could you
loan me a dollar"
She took her purse from the
dressing table and opened it
There were three crumpled dollar
bills in the purse and some silver
She held out one of the bills.
Phil took it. Thanks" he said
"Tll give it back to you on pay
day."
nat all rlGht.
When he was gone the girl sal
for a moment, staring at tht
floor. Oh, well, there was no use
worrying about Phil. Not to
night, at least. Tonight
Gale began basting the white
collar into place. Even PHIL
mysterious absences, his frequen
need of money didn't seem 81
alarming tonight. For two day
Gale had been living in a dream
world. She had gone to work
cooked meals, washed dishes
made the beds, and measured on
her fathers medicine withou
really knowing she was doing an!
of those things.
There were times when sh'
couldn't believe the glorious sc
cret locked away in her heart
There were times when she tok
herself that was a dream. -
But it WASH tit wasn't! Brian
Westmore had said, 81 love you
Gale | think I've been in low
with YOU from the very first TIM
saw you-' ~ -,
He had said that and he wa
coming tonight. There were 81
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Lights from farm horso ;odo l..
sparkied in the distance. Barns
and clumps of trees were blacl
mysterious shadows. -''' II
Wind whipped Vjckv,s ba;,.
back and 4 tendrl of II hi -
against Brian's cheek. He askGd
"How's the head?" 'e w.
"Much better" Vicky was silent
for a time. She stole a swift ronI;
at the young man beside her and
then plunged. lie could not 500
that her eyes had darkened id
not notice the family perceptfblH
change in her voice.
Brian" Yicky said. ''Pve been
thinking about things"
What things?'
"Oh-everything. Pm so tired
of doing the same thinms-sbon-
ping and playing bridge and 60
ing to parties. Seeing the same
people and hearing them say the
same things. You think I'm te,.-
riHly frivolous, don't you? I'm
mott mean | don't want to be-
| wish l could do something that
really counts"
But you can, Vicky."
81 hadn't thought much about
it," the girl went on, ''before YOU
came. You've made me realize
how silly and foolish it is to
waste time the way | have. the
way almost everyone I know does
J want to work like YOU do"
, Brian smiled grimly. THAT
not much of an ambition" hl
said. $50 far | haven't done any,
| thing at all.
ooh, but you have! I've heard
Father tell about it. He says It's
wonderful the way you've taken
hold at the mill"
"Then your father's not as OBJ,
serving as ] thought he was
What do you want to do. Vicky:
Is there anything special you
have in mind?"
! "Well, there is" She hesitat,
ed. 81 wanted to talk to you
about it. I've been thinking Re
like to know more about the PEG,
: pie who work at the mill. You're
so interested in them. I'd like tc
well, get acquainted and see il
there aren't ways | could helE
them, little things | could do. ~
81 think that's a great idea
, Vickyw 49,.
$40 yoa, really? Oh. Pm sc
glad. Then will you help ms
with it,"
"Of course | will"
Vicky t)uched his arm. "You
are sweet she said. 81 thought
if l could get acquainted witt
some girls about my own age al
first that would be the easiest
way. You must know some OF
them, don't you? Will you take
me to the mill village and intro
duce me?'
There. no one girl" Brian
said slowll. 81 might take you
to see heE :" ...
Vicky's eyes were watching
him, narrowed, cat-like. 'Ther
Its settled'' she said. when car
we gO-tohorrow?" ...
! "Not, not tomorrow. | cOulC
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noise public
ENEMY No. !

NEW YORK, Feb. 81. (UP)-
Recently it has come to pass that
the title Of Public Enemy No. !
meant short life. The &c" men
have put Capone in jail and Dill
linger and other crime princes I'M
der the ground. There still is one
left, however, and he'll never be
felled by federal bullets.
THE criminal is noise and Har-
old r. Berlin, New York acousti-
cal expert, puts the finger on him
as a public enemy-tops, no less
with the Indictment:
'Noise murders thought and is
harmful to health" :,
Berlin is one Of the nations
foremost noise-chasers. He Is
president of the Acoustical Mate.
rial. association and member OF
the Acoustical Society of Amer,
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lca.
Noise is no longer regarded as
a necessary evil and business OK
ecutives are awakening to the
fact that unnecessary noises I'M
pair the efficiency of workers,
said Berlin, adding:
"Noise is the true murderer of
thought and it has been proven
that loud noises generally are
harmful to the sense OF bearing,
impair the digestive system, in
crease blood pressure and resp.ra-
ton"
NOISE MEASURED
Noise is measured by an acous-
timeter which registers in deci-
bells, a decibel being the slightest
change in volume of sound which
! the human ear can distinguish.
! The human ear cannot stand, so
science figures, q noise that regis
tiers more than 100 decibels.
In one experiment Berlin picks
up the noise Of a buZzer with an
amplifier. 1t registers around 81
decibels. He takes a large tube
which is lined with thick rock
wool felt, passes it over the am
plifier and the noise Of the buzzer
| is barely audible.
Science is coming to the point
thet it car ably combat noise and
Berlin foresces widespread use OF
sound deadening equipment with a
resultant increase of efficiency
and enjoyment Of life on the part
of office workers.
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Answers to Previous Questions

DAUL REYERE'S engraving
l. was made shortly after the
tragic event of March 3. 11Io. II
was ia by SO inches In size
New York's first tenement, 1our
stories high with a family on
each floor, was built in what IS
now Corlears Park. The baitt
more cathedral was designed ny
BENJAMIN Henry Latrobe.
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HPecial Notices

- ROOFS are unexcelled
\, s'a1Iy and beauty. We can
h you attractive prices for
/ u vii De glad to assist
"a getting loan. Rigby-
\ -. company, Fourth ave-
'a>.. Phone OF 3
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h, SsALES AND SERVICE.
rD,c ,Ss'ed free. Midcity Tire
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NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
w" CHAETER NM

H
|, r..r.;r, , cigaret. did
bran TX III fo, , moment,
not &''S"I' ~ sunpose YOU
men ne ~. nv secrets to
thihN " ~ r., ,.nno Not likelyr'
gay GoS ny n~Ia gold braids
-. a ~ ,ro~~t her head like q
%fappe9 ~. ..Jyon,. Carter-of all
halo ciIeu;, " ",.5 Vickv is fine
. the nerve. I ~, ~. roonS bnt do
prettieSt E!rI III t, Wv - Saar abomt
/ the rest OF u INV, ~ - hrooI,
? 1t all the TINE. 1--WE 10 " u cam
cant YOU: ,I ~
"Aw. now S"''EI :. :, ,,u+ - .
And only last n'%ht, put i M a
contralto voice ne was IetnrnS
me about my i.G"IeSS oe@u ~,
Wally, WaiIy, YOU We iuI"eu lily
faith IN men. -.
But hsten-giVe ne d chahee
= ,.,.o
The g0od-n2tuTeu DLeN tt:il :
went on. vh!y N!cNE S"IU i'otti Lits
She sat, very still ana Eate
looking down a! the ,; T.asei ri" tbo
iet on u ,Sooh m,,S.. r The roices
orace!eI Hlec"a ~ can hI.v 49,
of the Others flowed around ner
ElckV ana not seem 20 near 'neii'
TO EnoW they We're mere. ,,1,,, -,
Brian asked quietly why So
silent EleHy -, ~. .,o,
she ra'seu aer heaI thsn' me- ne
ms eyes. II ; ny. nv "e o.. o Sh'
SAID trowning Sllgn'ly' IL aeh
ing lear lear Lu!lT y:o,oq.,
,! 2nall we lea,G Thor .ho so;d
ElcNy he T,S I.i men sue S 10y
/ oei,eFe q Ike u Il w" u0ii
ml M, d,.i,o .o,, hama, ,, be said
LII :! Il urL.e YOU ,a noir.e, .h ne T Sat"
-, 10 ''t Pr;an beIned her int
tSo oe,,ro am nd che loaned hack
breathing deeply. The fresh, coo
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For Sale
Autos and Accessories

eol EsALE to Garages-CheV,,
Ec'e, and Folt auto parts ana
..s.sr-iss Jackson Motor
Eoyp!y. lsl Fourth Ave. East.
Phone 3OG
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Houses and Real Estate

ClAL BARGAIN in Druid
BIls s'y..00r brick house,
III Size basement. Price $3.50
lsA. finders & Rector, Ameri-
n Bank Bldg.
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! S SSiiSIALS, Soc and 81,
! TTS ;t} I9c, Black Draught
\ MA. ,sAs Nose Drops 25c,
: Company. V ieeNe
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WANTED
I-Real Estate

~ TO BUY from owner
IEaon house, sizeable lot,
~ conyeniences. Answer
care Tjmes-News.
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~ presents amazing new
p values. Hear foreign
f;9ool 4. is best. Liberal
Ia N allowance and easy
Is ByalSOn Furniture Co. =
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livestock and Poultry

|cES-CustOm Matching by j.
eGs6y, experienced hatchery
b. formerly with 5. J. Childs.
I4u:.s a. Shelton & Hing,
bone o..
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Is OUR NEW STOCK of ae'
|essories. Miieity TIE CO..
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BRING YOUR SACK TO GIBBS
,for % lbs. crib-run meal 49c'
mo. | meal 60c. 80 81, t...-!..
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DAD nave lust unloaded

arIoaJ : nave lust unloaded
"a "'S q, OF Certainteed paint
1t deDS 's oFerstocked our
da rrSSp% ,..l For the next
5 s:oc,, y" :. are Offering sur
!! c cnS1 at special prices. If
i. h bT T.''p.ate painting this
t.,eaScce' how now and save the
q Coal eG3derSOnville Sup
ege,y -%i 20, headquarters
: Ie3y5Sg2 '4 E in the building :
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|stION FARMERS-Patty
man are expecting a car
! =, mares and mules in
First avenue east. 4
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M lux TAXES with bonds.
~ ~, :. s'ey aad street assess
l0 3 D.. a 6ig discount. Phone
.i,s 10Y : Keith. Real Estate,
Ssa Bank Bldg.
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~ HERE TODAY

BEGIN Sk-H " II
c-1, henderson, psetssy' ana
Ea.- g.. i silk mill. She and
p We" .[c,,.e7r-oli brother, Fhii'
n o',,,r,r. heir Invalid father.
srg S. n,ersrs, who also works
o. .ss Ill. asks Gale to marry
m IN '' She promises 10 g'Ve him
Hl'.'. ,,s,,sr IN a few days.
/" cajc goes skating breaks
,L,olSb &c ice and is rescued
la "a nr:an West=,orc. whose Ia
p D. - row dead, built the MILL
a. Pr;,, has tome home after two
Dr., Dr. IN Far;s to enter the mill
Gale disappears before he can
le% W. Thatcher, daughter of
pobert Thatcher of the MILL
.cLcn,ss io caPsivase Brain.
Csls ard Steve quarrel later
'V;c[y sees Gale in Brian's Of
e. o-c afte~=oon and suspects
- < IN affair between them.
Vi leaves in rage, deter
- +, show Gale she cannot
tsEe 8r:ar from her
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Marriage Licenses.

Joe p. PenninEten, 60, BaItim9oTs; gree No. ID.
and and Adelaide endS = Motley i2ssn2 Is: zoos CO.
Edwin H. Burehell, 80. 1721 Kenyon st.,
burg. Va; Rev. E. H. Sven.
Charles G. Beasley. "a. 1851 33rd St, and
Mar Mary Rsv a Y1WkeTk " ketehum "a; 1888 Wisconsin
place, and Zoe z. M, Patterson. 21,
cuban Embassy: Rev. Amleto GiaVanni.
Myer, H. Jacobson. SO, Portsmouth, vs.:
Nathan ortman. ,33; and Nell zurker :s.
both Of Newark; N. y Rev J ~ rri,,l. T Loeb
pentz Pen II Il sonn,v both OF waynes0orO' Pa''
ing. Il. both Of Frsdericksburs: Va:
rne@ss Rey n = Rs5sP1m F GsF%an' o. Mo.,ey Va and
Virginia B. Husak. 81. Richmond. Va;
Lester NJ Minkei "a. Trenton, N. j. and
Sarah Leigh. 90. Norfolk Va; Rev. A.
Thomas Dixon 23 171ne5 7n5l sath St and NJ Msgi- sst
rhGmss GTnss' %i ai0ns snipes. 80. and Sarah K.
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Vernon j. white. 30, and Madelaine. F.
Greenwald. 80, both, of Baltimore. Md;
and Ruby Williams, "a, 1117 4th ST.;
Rev sylvester Moss. s 1ou,s prowr.
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Lynn s. Uranium. 81. and Elizabeth L.
Contee. 1s. both of Richmond. Va; Rev
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Rev. 8. T. Nichols.
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and Mildred NJ Hamelehle. 2s. Harris
PrsnE sEEF m MarseHek EeH q = and lydia E Har-
ward. 30. both of Baltimore Md; Rev.
T. F. Sweeney. 800,
David Jones, "a. 1908 18th St" ano
Blanch Jones. 90. 4"6 NJ st; Rev. b. H.
Frank Lindsey. 90. 1885 9th St, and Mar
grett Giles, 10. 90 ST., NV Rev b.
warren n nj l. shaner. 25. and Hazel V: Pels:
grove. 90. both OF Chambersburg, Pa;
Rev. {. C Rasmussen. ,
| Jesse A. White 80, and Lillian L, john
son; 40 both of Norfolk. Va: Rev w.
Dean al 'isi r. Roeder, "a. 1881 Abbey place ne.
and Thelma Browne. rs. Terra Haute'
Ira lns sassin Sadse e 4o4 4fiinsh
and Rose Gordon. 27. 1927 M St; Judge
r. Z. Mattingly. .,
George Gryder. 22. 1242 iQnt5h iQth oS,a 81, s1o t1
Edward c. Hall. 90. Cherrydale. Va, and
Adelmira Pacheco. 26. 121 18th st. Sc;
Glenn a9Y l. !. Johnson H %, ass MARYLAND ave
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Harry W; Chenoweth; 81 7e5 NoIth SaF9' ES
Natiorai Training School for Boys; Rev
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Evening star., 1935-12-15
MRS. EDITH CARUSI
RITES TOMORROW
Wife of Executive Assistant to
Attorney General Died Sud-
denly Yesterday.

Funeral services will be held tomor-
row for Mrs. Edith Carusi, wife of
Ugo Carusi executive assistant to At
torney General Cummings, who died
suddenly yesterday at George Wash
ington University Hospital
The services will be held at pm.
at the Episcopal Church of the Trans
figuration, with Rev. DR.. J. j. Queally
officiating. Interment will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Carusi is survived. in addition
to her husband, by day-old son, her
father. John r. Warner; brother,
Jack r. Warner and three sisters, Mrs.
Louise Hart, Miss Winifred Warner
and Miss Josephine Warner. all of
Terre Haute, Ind, Mrs. Carusi's origi-
nal home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carusi were married
in 1928 and have resided at 4l00
Forty-ninth street. Mr.. Carusi has
been executive assistant to every At
torney General since John G. Sargent.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
Births Reported.

Walter and Harriet GiShorn. boy.
Graham and Cora Wilson. girl.
Harvle and Amelia Dunlap. girl.
Frank and Mildred DurSo, girl.
Irwin and Dorothy Proctor, girl.
Mark and Ruth Schultz boy.
John and Corinne HauSer. boy.
Edward and Anne Sheafe. boy.
William and Christina CavanauRh. bo.
Lawrence and Cath Lee. boy.
Herry and Ida Burch. boy.
George and Martha Collins. boy.
James and Pauline Wilmore, girl.
Harlow and Estelle McCord. girl.
Loris and Arvilla johnson. girl.
George and Mary Moss. girl.
John and Eleanor jackson. boy.
Charles and Edna Mahoney. boy.
Herman and Betty Schulteis. boy.
John and Audrey Knight, boy.
Clyde and Edna Petty. boy.
william and Mamie Waters. girl.
James and Ionic Taylor, girl.
Eugene and Frances Burrell, girl.
Aaron and Helen Holt. boy.
Henry and Ruth Taylor. boy,
Simeon and Thelma Miller. boy.
Vernon and Juanits Grimm. girl.
Herbert and Julia Williams. girl.
Doc and Geneva Burnett. girl.
Gyden and Louise Camp. boy.
Leonard and Hattie Jordan. boy.
James and Blanche Stone, boy.
Samuel and Bertha Humes. boy.
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Arizona Society to Elect.

The Arizona State Society will elect
officers at its first meeting of the sea-
son at 8 pm. tomorrow, in the audi
torium of the Department of Interior
Building. Officers whose terms expire
are Kelly Turner, president; Mrs.
Franklin Jones, first vice president;
L. F. Kneipp, second vice president;
Alfred Micotti. treasurer, and Mrs.
Maude Anderson, secretary.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
Safety Drive Endorsed.

The Star Safety Councils safe-driv-
ing campaign was Endorsed by Follow
Me Post No. 1880, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, at special meeting Friday
night, Phillip r. Belt, adjutant, an
nounced yesterday. Each of the posts
10 members will be urged to sign
cards pledging observance of the coun-
cil's program to promote safe driving.
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knight Of the council, will preside.
Speakers will be the Rev. Aloysius j.
Burggraff, chaplain; DR.. John Bowen,
advocate, and Harold F. Jones, past
grand knight, in whose honor the
class of new members has been named.
The new members will receive the
third degree of the order at the club
house, 9lS Tenth street. at 3 pm.
today.