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Proposed
Ordinance
No. III

AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
PARKING OF VEHICLES ON THE
CITY STREETS, AND THE MAX
ING OF ~ TURNS" THEREON,
AND PROVIDING FOR THE
PUNISHMENT OF VIOLATORS.
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fou-you are IN love with
Dough- ......
10 Redeemed. cts not that.
You see, / only meant that"
"You are, though, 10. Why IN
the devil don't You tell him?
He's been like a ghost around
here. He told me himself he'd
been a fool not to marry Won
the first moment he saw YOU.
But | never dreamed you-a;ld
he didn't, cithcrI ..
Barston pot up from his chair
and 10 asked quickly, "Whcrt
arc you going, Todd?"
"Pm going to find Doug, and
I'm going to fix this now" lIc
looked down at her fiercely. "Jo
I'd crack up, in six months if
knew you were at loose ends an:
| couldn't have you myself. But
maybe if | know you're happy
I'll be all right. Stay here a min
ute"
"But, Todd, you can't do thatr
She ran after him into the lobby
but he was already asking Pey
ton to telephone Marsh's room
"Mr. Marsh?" said Peyton, sur
Ipriscd. "Why, Mr.. Marsh ha'
gone"
Barston's Jaw dropped. Gomez
Then, "Wcll, where has he gomez
81 don't know, exactly, Mr.
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sleep until the room was warm
with rlid-morninc sun.
She hight have slept even be-
yond that hour had not Peyton
Itclcphoned to inquire in q wor-
ried voice if she was quite all
r;rht.
'1'm having them hold some
breakfast for YOU" he explain
ed. You sec, Mr.. Marsh order
ed the place closed for the sea-
son and we're short-handcd. But
| can bring the tray up myself.
if you like"
IN be down in half an hour,
thanks" 10 told him. "Have ali
the guests gone? L didn't imagine
Mr.. Marsh would be closing the
Inn so early"
1t was rather sudden" con-
fessen PeytOn. Then in answer
to her question, They're all
gone except Mr.. Barston. His
new contract with the air line
doesn't begin until next week, so
he said he might as well stay on.
| took the liberty Of telling him
you're here, and he's waiting on
the vcranda, l think"
"Oh thank you," 10 said
obviously, not sure she wanted
/ to see the insistent Todd Bars
ton after the swift chain of
events she'd experienced in the
past few days.
Her first thought was for a
shower, and in the long mirror
of the bathroom she discovered
that her injuries were somewhat
more apparent than real. She
felt as tit as usual, but her legs
and arms were dotted with black
and-blue marks and scratches.
l'd better not wear short sleeves
today" she thought-and then
recalled with chagrin that she
had neither a short-sl2evcd frOck
nor one with long sleeves. Her
luggage was presumably at the
airport where she had dropped
it, and even her bag with hand
kerchiefs and compact was some
where along the road.
Then she had q sudden thought.
This was her old room, and per-
haps- 1929.
II was improbable, but worth
investigating. Almost holding her
breath, she wrapped towel
around her and went to the
closet. There, just where she
had left. them, were the clothes
she had purchased at Lystcn's foG
her Job as hostess at Crest Lake
Inn
81 suppose l shouldn't" 10
told herself, "but-Pm going to"
FulTicdlv she selected a complete
change from stockings to sports
Jacket. Minus her compact, she
had to omit powder and rouge,
but she thanked her stars for a
good complexion and healthy
circulation.
Barston had come in from the
vcrarda, sand had evidently learn
ed from Peyton that 10 was eX-
pected down. The aviator was
pacing from the fireplace to the
desk and back again. When he
saw 10 on the stairway he ran
to meet her.
"Jol .. You've no idea how
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Barston. That is, | think he'll be
at tho Tctrach Yacht Club for q
day CT so, but he's leaving from
there on his wacht. | suppose it,
another one Of those long trips
of his. He never says just where
30 leaned heavily against the
desk. If she had never known
what she felt for Douglas Marsh,
she knew it now. Peyton's word.
had seemed so dismal, so final
az suppose it's another one of
those long trips of his. He never
says Just where. :"
She looked at Barston duly.
saw the aviator turn again to
Pcyton and bring his open palm
heavily against the desk.
Telephone the Crcstmont air
port and tell them to have my
.nIane ready in 20 minutes r'
Then to 10, he said, "Get what
you'll need in a bag, and make
it ouickw
"But-but where arc we 60
ing?"
Todd Barston looked at her for
a long moment, seemed to be
trying TO drive himself into what
he was roin~ to say.
| "Going?" he said at last
"Wc'rc going to find Dougla,
Marshp
(To BE Continued)
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Hssssss7sssslA

glad | an to see you again. He
took both her hands and survey
cd her up and down. "And you're
as lovely as ever"
10 laughed. "Thank you, Mr..
! Barston! You're still doing very
wellr
"And before breakfast, too. I've
been down here practically starv-
ing Just so l could have it with
you"
But at the table he was SER
ious, refusing to accept JOS
light manner.
81 mean everything I've said,
10. | mean it so much that |
want YOU to marry me-" He stop
ped, looked at 10 searchingly,
"This isn't sudden, 10: I've
thought about it lot while you
were gone. Ny new Job routes
me to California and I'd made
up my mind to find you when
l got to Hollywood. | was going
to tell you there, even if"
He paused again, hunted ner-
vously for cigaret. "Of course"
he went on, eff You're serious
about Fragonet, then Pm out of
order"
"Tm not serious about Frag-
onet." To told him.
! His face lighted. "Thcn I'm
not out of order?"
"Well, you see, L" 10 hest
tated, then PLUNGED on, 81 haven't
been thinking Of marrying
anybody"
"That's good news, too" Bar
ston told her. 81 was afraid you
might have come back to see
young Paul. And l was chuck
ling to myself because he'd rush
ed out too soon to see you again.
flushed OUT" asked 10 slow
ly.
Barsto nnedded. eyes . e.
funny thing. He borrowed the
Inns car yesterday evening, then
came back in about an hour, got
his stuff together and took the
midnight train out. OF course
there's nothing more for him to
do here, but he acted rather
strangely, l thought, and got out
in an awful hurry" The aviator
looked sharply at 10. "His leav-
ing doesn't matter to You, does
it,"
10 shook her head. "Not in
the least" she said. "Why don't
you tell me about your new
contract"
Barston sighed, recognizing JOS
effort to draw him from his orig
inal topic. He did not answer
her directly. but asked a Ques-
ton of his own. "Then it's
MOI"
Pm afraid so, Todd
He gazed at the end of his Gig
aret. 81 wish / knew what kind
of a man you're after 10. I'd try
nv best to be that kind. Young
Paul was that way about you,
and so was Fragonet. Then Doug
Marsh-but of course 1 haven't
Marsh's money. And never will
have. ] suppose"
at isn't his money l want,
said 10, half-aloud.
Barston's eyes raised suddenly.
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SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS
ARE ORDERED FOR
RENTAL THIS FALL

RALEIGH, Aug. 30. (UPl.-
The State Textbook Purchase and
Rental commission has ordered
6l5.500 books for use in setting
up rental system this fail.
Cost of the texts, it was stat
cd by a. S. Brewer, member Of
the commission and director of
the state division of Purchase
and contract, was $252,04300,
minus approximately eight per
cent. which will be allowed the
state for distributing the texts to
pupils.
BY use Of a system under
which the commission, county and
city superintendent, principals
ard teachers in turn will handle
them, the books will be rented to
students.
Including readers, hygiene,
geography, arithmetic, physics, in
dustrial and applied art, and lam
~uagc texts, the shipment prob
ably will arrive in time for dis
tribution before the opening of
many Of the states schools. -
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RECIN HERE TODAY

10 Dar:cn breaks her engage
ment to Bret Paul, college ath
lctc star, because he objects t.
her taking a Job as hostess a
Crest Lake Inn, fashionable sum
MGR resort owned by wealth!
Douglas Marsh. 10 goes to Ores
Lake end later Bret arrives a.
Life guard.
Douglas Marsh's eccen tr il
mother disiikes 10. Peter Frag
onet, film actor, pays 10 marked
attention and asks her to MARI,
him as soon as he can get d.
yorce. 20 becomes friendly with
Lole Montez, film actress.
Prompted by his mother, Marst
asks 10 to leave Crest Lake. She
decides to go to Hollywood &c
look for a Job, and flies there
with Fragonet. Later she begin:
to doubt FragoneSs promises ano
moves to a roor1ing house where
he cannot find her.
Lola Montez gets 10 a job II
q sandwich shop, but she giVc'
this up when Mrs. Fragonet
threatens to make trouble. 10 re
ceives a telegram that Bret II
i'll and asking her to come K
Crest Lake. She takes the frs
plane. At Crest Lake she learns
the telegram was a trick or
Bret's part. He is not i'll. They
quarrel and 10, running away, be
comes lost in the thick woods.
Now Go On With the Story
CHAPTER XLVII
10 grippcd Babs' gioved fin
gers and the two exchanged a
swift understanding glance. Then
while 10 stood watching, the big
sedan circled over the grass and
dived recklessly down the road
again.
Until she started toward the
Inn, 10 did not realize how ut
terly spent she was. She had
forgotten, too, that her appear
ance was nothing if not start
ling. Her hat was gone and her
gold hair was wind-blown. Across
one cheek was cruel red mark,
and her coat was ripped IN a
dozen places.
1t was when she entered the
deserted lobby of the Inn that
she realized her state, for Pey-
ton, rousing from his do2c be-
hind the desk, turned slightly
pale.
Miss Darien! What-what-"
Words failed him altogether,
and he rushed from behind the
desk as if to prevent 10 from
collapsing there in the lobby. But
10 managed Il smile, assuring
him that except for few minor
injuries to skin and clothes, and
q consuming WEAKNESS she was
all right.
"Td like q room, Mr.. Peyton,
and-and III explain everything
in the morning."
Although he was obviously
bursting with questions, Pcyton
nodded and rang for one of the
house boys. "I'll give you your
old room. Miss Darien."
When the door had closed be-
hind her 30 tossed herself, fully
clothed, upon the bed. She did
not move from a deep, dreamless
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75c Listerine soc; 75c Squibbs
Mineral Oil, soc; soc Prophy-
latte Tooth Brushes, SOC; $1.OO
Wine Cardui, 69c; Coo Syrup
Pepsin, S9c. Freeze Drug Co."
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NOTED MUSICIAN DIES

GLOUCESTER. Eng, Aug. 80.
UP)-Dr. Charles Lee Williams,
81, organist. choir master and
one of Britain's best known conf
noscrs Of church music, died yes
tcrday. g. Il
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Cilded Worries

Great wealth." said Hi Flo, the
sage of Chinatown, docs not bring
men happiness, but it enables them
to gid their cares into the SEM
blance of magnificence."
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Wright Brothers Tossed Coin

When the Wright brothers made
their famous test flight at Kitty
Hawk, 1903, they tossed a coin to
see which brother would have the
privilege Of going up first.
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WE DO NOT give the cheapest
permanents, but we get the
business. Judge the reason.
Phone GIG. Deluxe Beauty
ShOppe.
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DIVINE HEALING

Why try substitutes. Go direct
to the source through Divine
Healing. 1t never fails, F. w.
Sumner will help you. Services
free. Residence BoylstOn Rd.,
8 1-2 miles West of Hender-
SOnYille
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WE TRADE cabbage plans, fruit
lars and tops, seeds, fertilizer,
tools, water pipe, for potatoes
rye wheat, eggs, corn onions
green beans. Govan Hyder
Seed Store, 9TH Ave. East.
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SCHOOL FOR LITTLE FOLKS
will begin Sept. 8. Kindergar-
ten and lower grades. I Older
pupils considered) Apply to
Elizabeth Hughes. 7O4 Oak
land. 215-J.
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PAY YOUR TAXES WI II
BONDS, COUNTY, CITY AND
STREET A S S E S 5 M + NIS-
PHONE 81. o. ROY kElIH'
REAL. ESTATE.
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LOCK BOXES for rent. Office
hours 9 .. m. to 3 p. m. Old
American Bank Building. Name
changed to Fourth Avenue
Arcade. d. II. Lee & Son,
Agents. First Federal Savings
e. Loan office.
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LEONA ALLEN YOUNG, regis
tered optometrix. Correct test
'ng and fitting. Main street,
next door State Trust Co.
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ODD SIZE SASH at Bargain
prices. Rigby-Morrow Co., LumI
Der, Builders Supplies, MN
Work. 4th Ave. E. Phone 81.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE,
Tubes tested free. Midelty Ilrs
Comnany.
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REFINANcE, BUILD or improve

your home under our long
term direct reduction monthly
payment plan. 6 per cent
interest, moderate costs. Con-
suit as on any kind of Home
financing. First Federal Saw
ingS q Loan.
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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS of
tone, power, foreign reception.
In cabinets of exquisite charm.
1896 Philco. Brunson Furnl-
tCre Company.
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RE A WORLD VoYAGER. Span
oceans with the marvellous new
1886 Philco. New models have
arrived. Brunson Furniture
Co
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NnrIcE-If vnn contemplate amy

you contemplate any
repair work on your home, see
MS. We carry the most COM
ulete line of builders supplies,
lumber, doors, windows, paint,
roofing, etc. in Western Caro-
lima. Quality. service, satlsfac-
tion. Hendersonville Supply
Co" Lenox Park. Phone 500
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VILE TRANSFER for storage
and draying. Agent FREDERICK
son Motor Express. Phone ia.
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SEE US about FOUR furniture re-
rairing, refinishing, upholster-
my, Grating, storing, re-silver-
ing mirrors rug cleaning. We
buy and sell household goods.
Railroad Salvage Co. 31S Main
ST., phone 99S.
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CHICKEN DINNERS every Fri
day at First Methodist church,
35c.
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FurSaie
Autos and Accessories

kr MONEY BY placing your
IT, or Truck Covers with
i l7v size. weight or color.
H. !. Keith Co.. phone 90.
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Special Notices

DOLLAR DAY-See the runner
Gus articles you can buy Satur-
day for $1.00 at Jennie Bow
ems.
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l3-Pets

!, 'S1S FOR SALE at Bal
7, z. Pceler.
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4O-Miscellanesus

WANTED-Stavc wood, Farmers
Federation. =
La opinión., 1935-02-11
'"NADA MAS Una MUJER' YIENE Al
CALIFORNIA FL YIERNES PM0.
Sc decia que Berta Singerman en- persona uendria a la
premiere, pero dicha noticia no ha pceido scr con-
firmada

che que ha c~ontratado definiti-
vamente, la primera pelicula de
Berta Singerman NADIA Mas
n Mujer'. production Fox. pa
ra estrenar,a con una espl6ndi-
da function Ia noche del yiernes
proximo.
pelicula mexicana "Juarez y Ma
NADIA Mas una Mujerp. VEN
dra a sustituir a la e~splenGida
pelieula meXieana "Juarez Y
Maximiliano". que ha llevado a
millares de personals al Califor-
mia, y los dos teatros mexica-
nos que giran bajo Ia misma en-
presa durante mas de diez dias.
Sc los dice. aunque todavia
no sc ha podido confirmar la
noticia, que algunos de los prin-
cipales elementos que toman par
tie en- la pelicula NADIA Mas u
ma Mujer', estaran p%resentes la
noche del viernes al estreno en-
Ell California.
Sc habl6 aver tambien de la
posibiliGad de que Berta Sing
erman, que Sc encuentra actual
mente en- New York. asistira al
estreno de su pelieula hacienda
especialmente ell viaje. Sin en-
barge, esta noticia no habia te-
nido hasta anoche la debida
confirmation.
En- la nueva pelieula Que vie
ne al California toman parte o
Ia Singerman, Luana Alcahiz.
Carmen Rodriguez en- las par
ties ~femenlnas, Y Alfredo del
La opinión., 1935-02-11

Ell n%lalrimonio Ra-
mirez de ~pIacemes

Muy contento y recibiendo las fe-
lieitaciones de u amistaGes en- la
eolonia, estan al1ora 81 senior Oscar
Ramirez. y su joven esposa dona
Eloisa NJ, de Ramirez.
Ell motive para dlchas fe%lieitacio-
mes, es ell enriquecimiento del ho-
gar meneionado. eli eual tiene aho-
IA a un robusto Milo. que naeio du-
rante la semana.
Tanto ell peaueho como Ia joyen
madre sc enenentran gozando de
eabal salud segdn opinion faculta-
tiva. en- su Residential de la Gale
Gless, nnmero 70S. que fue donde
Sc registro ell aeonteeimiento a que
nos hemos venido refirienGo.
Sc proyecta para una feeha GER
cana ell bautizo del reeien venido.
en- torno del eual Sc hara II fies-
Ia social a la Que Sc lnvitara a nu-
merosas personals que c~ultivan amis
tad con la familia Ramirez.
La opinión., 1935-02-11
SOC|E AID
Sc despide Gle la vi
ola de SOltera

La sehorita Maria Elena Mar
tinez. bien eonoeida en- nuestros
e%frculos ~soeiales. reunlo a un buen
grupo de sus amiguitas hace algu-
mas noehes, con Ell objeto de hacer
con elias una fiesta.
Dieha fiesta tuvo por objeto Ell
d~espedirse dc la vida de soltera,
pues dentro de breves dias contrae
IA matrimonio con I'm joven dc nues
ira eolonia hispana.
La fiesta Sc efectuo en- la resi-
dencia &c la familia Martinez. que
esta situada EN- ell 1420 de la ave-
nida Vermont al Norte. habiendo
estado muy lueida Y reinando du-
rante ella la algeria mas compile
ia.
Sc hizo mdsica alegre durante la
noche Y las amistades de la seho-
rita Martinez estuvleron felicitan-
dole a la vez sus mejores deseos
porque su election sea enteramen-
to afortuuada.
La opinión., 1935-02-11
Quedo organizado un
nueuo circulo social

En- atenta esquela que tene-
mos a la vista, Sc nos da cuen-
ia de que ha quedado organiza-
do en- esta ciudad, I'm nuevo
circulo social.
Esta integrado por seiorltas
de la colonia, y Sc llama Club
Latino, diciendosenos tambien
que esta va p~reparando su fies-
ia de presentation. para n fe-
cha cercana.
La mesa directiva que debe-
ra regir los destinos del cir
culo durante este aho. esta in
tegrada en- la forma siguiente:
Presidenta, Otilia Espinosa.
Vice-presidenta. Della Macias;
T1sorera, Beatriz Gonzalez; Sc
c%retaria. Consuelo Romero; Co.
mission de Feste1os. Ofelia Ro-
nero.
Sc ha nombrado madrina del
club, a la sehorita Anita Cam
pillo. conocida actriz cinemato-
grafica meXicana.
Sc nos dice, finalmente, que
las juntas Sc e~fectuaran todos
los %jueves, a las siete Y media
de la noche, en- la casa marca-.
da con ell ndmero 1859 de la
calle Primera al Este.
La opinión., 1935-02-11
FUE SEPUlTADO VA Ell SENOR
GARCIA

Aver en- la manana, fueron de-
positados en- TERRA cristiana los res
tos del que EN- vida fuera ell senior
Jose Garcia. quien. a la edad de
SO amos, falleeio en- esta eiudad.
victima de penosa enfermedad.
Els en- ell cementerio de odd
Fellows. en- donde Sc encuentran
los %restos, habiendose efectuado los
funerales en- la agencia f%uneraria
de Ramirez. ell dia ocho de los CO.
rrientes.
FL finado era uno de los mas
antiques miembros de la Alianza
Hispano Americana, teniendo II
amos en- SUI seno, Y deja para llorar
la perdida sufrida a su viuda do
ia Josefa de Garcia, y a sus hijos
Alberto y Magdalena de Murphy.
Dichos deudos han estado reei-
biendo las condoleneias de sus "a
mistakes.
La opinión., 1935-02-11
Sale para Nosales
ell senior II. SainZ

Esta preparando su yiaje para
Ia ciudad de Nogales, Arizona, a
donde va al arreslo de asuntos re-
lacionados con su estancia en- Ca
lifornia, Ell senior Roberto sainz.
El senior Sainz, p~eriodista sina-
%loense. fue ell jefe de la expedition
a pie que recientemente lfeg6 a Los
Angeles, Y Ia cual ha estado sien-
do agasajado Ell todos nuestros cir
culos.
Permanecera una semana ALA.
retornando luego a esta. en- donde
Sc reunira o sus companeros de
viaje. segdn hemos sabido.
El senior Sainz partira hoy en- la
noche o mahana por la manana.
segdn han sabido sus amigos Y com
paheros de Ia ]eolonia mazatleca To-
cal.
La opinión., 1935-02-11
Sra. Lopez mu-
rio ell esta ciudad

A la edad de treinta Y COS ahos,
ACADIA de morir Ell esta cindad Ia
sei1ora Cecilia Lopez. bien conoci-
da en- los cireulos sociales de la co
lonia, en- los cuales logro captarse,
en- vida muchas y merecidas SIM
patias.
Ell oblto. segun Sc nos dice. Sc
reglstro en- su residential de la ave
nida Grand, marcada con ell nd-
nero 2S6. en- donde Sc estuvo reel
biendo ell duelo. para despedirse
mas tarde ell ell panteon del CAL
yario, en- donde los restos recibie-
ron cristiana sepultura.
Los deudos de la flnada senora
de Lopez, han estado recibiendo
las ~condolencias mas sinceras de
sus amistades locales, por la enor-
NE e irreparable perdida Tue aca-
ban de sufrir.
La opinión., 1935-02-11
I'm bale del club "Sin-
ceridad y Amistad"

Estaban aver va muy adelan-
tados los preparativos para el
elegante bale que, en- ell salon
del Town House, uno de los mas
aristoeraticos de la eiudad pre-
para ell cub mencionado, para la
noche del % de los corrientes.
Eel club lleva ell nombre grie-
go de "Sibma- Alpha i~n,eiales
que significan ell nombre que fl
gura a la cabeza de esta nota. y
esta tornado por matrimonios
jovencs de la eo'onia.
Han empezado a circular va las
invitaciones, elegantemente inn
presas, para la fiesta a que nos
referimos. en- la cual, se9dn los
p%ropositos dc los organizadores
Sc reunira algo de 10 mas selec-
to de Ia co'onia hlspana de Los
Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-02-11
Sc han fusiOnado ?
huertOs sOciales


Los Huertos Minerva Y Hosas,
ambas organizaciones c~ompuestas
por damas. y dependencies de la
sociedad conoclda con ell nombre
de Lenadores del Mundo, Sc fusio-
naron fernando una sola losia de
acuerdo con los datos %proporcio-
nados por las directoras de dicha
institution.
A fin de senalarle ell nombre que
en- ell future tendra la nueva So
ciedad conjunta, Sc esta organi-
zando una velada la que Sc verb
fieara a fines de la presente Sc
mana en- ell conoeido Belvedere Hall
de la Avenida Brooklyn, a la cual
seran ~invitadas todas las ramas To-
Gales de la sociedad, asf como las
de los pueblos eir~cunvecinos.