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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-04-25
BORAH IN OHIO

Rightly or wrongly, the Republican Party has been charged in recent years with having little sym pathy for the average man or Woman', said Senator William E Borah in amour cing his candidacy for the c. o P Presidential nomina ton in the form of a re- markable "open statement" addressed to the Republi- can voters of Ohio.
 "The charge has often been made, he continued, that by reason of it's long length of power the party became indifferent to the questions of popular gov ernment."
 Hence he said it would be at least "reassuring" if Re- publicans in Ohio would comply with the law of the state and express their pre- ference for a standard bear CT at their May primary in stead of supinely obeying the October mandate of the Republican State Commit tee that delegates to the Cleveland convention shall be Absolutely uninstruct- ed"
 Borah's thrust at ex-Sen ator Simeon D. Fess of. Oh 10, former chairman of the Republican National Com- mittee, was as pitiless as his denunciation of the star chamber tactics of the Re publican high command in selecting amenable nomin- eeS.
 MT. Fess has said pub licly that he is very much opposed to my nomination. said the Idahoan to the Oh ioans. T am told he is for MT. Hoover. Very well; it would not be discreditable for him to say so publicly. He should take the people of his state which has so sig nally honored him, into their confidence and thus as sist in securing an unhamp- cred expression of the vot CTS as the law provides.
 1.-The truth is, and there is no need to try to conceal it, that the 'favorite son proposition is a sham and a deception. Likewise the uninstructed delegation id ca is to enable all kinds of trading and manipulating in the selection of a man for the high office of the Presidency.
 MT. Fess also says that if we are to have the New Deal, then why not vote for
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-04-25

A hearty laugh is often as good, if not better, than a hearty meal.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
NUEVAS EN-
Ell Case DE
DE POULNOT

Ante Ell juez Robert t. Dew
ell, en- Barlow, Sc renovaran
hoy las diligencias de modo que
la defensa pueda llevar a la cor
tie suprema la apelaci6n de los
cinco hombres condenados por
por ell secuestro de Eugenio
Poulnot.
Los preparativos para ell jul
cio de los cinco acusados del a.
a~esinato en- segundo grade de
jose A. Shoemaker Sc llevan a
termino por ell fiscal Fargior,
que mas tarde solicitara Sc Sc
male la fecha.
Manuel Glover, fiscal del con.
dado de Polk. Sc encuentra en-
y este hara que Farrion
no pida una fecha definitiva.
Glover ayudara a Farrior en-
Ell juicio, por haber sido este
nombrado acusador especial.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
portugueses legadosd1i que en-
: Barcelona son esperados 10000 rsos
Queipo del LIano avisa de la "llegada" de
1000 c~omunistas franceses a Barcelona

Lisboa, oct. 26.-Personas lie
gadas de Espana dicen que las
autoridades catalanas aguardan
ALI la Hegada de 10000 volunta-
rios de la Russia Soviet, volunta-
rios que embarcaran Ror los
puertos del Mar Negroy quaOse
uniran a les espancles para com
batir a los fascistas.
Otros portugueses llegados
de Droha dicen que dos barcos
rpsos seargaron tanques, ar
2.J aeroplancs en- Alicante.
La estaci6n de radio de la Co
rvia, especializada en- menti-
ras, dice cue la Liga de la Liber
rad, de Madrid, ha pedido al pue
,lo que dele de combatir, acu-
sando de TRACTION a Azaha y Lar
go Caballero.
La estaci6n del borracho Quci
pc del Llano, la de Lisboa, dice
La gaceta., 1936-10-26

que 1000 comunistas fraN ceseS
acaban dc llegar a Barcelona n
Sc organizan para maN.har Al
frente.
En- una replica a los cargos
hechos por Russia ante Ell comite
de no-intervenci6n, Ell gooiernS
de Portugal dice que ell gcbier-
nc de Madrid Sc propone sovie-
THAR no solo a Espafia sino tam-
5ien a Portugal, acusa a RusiS
de haber incitado la guerra ci-
vilespanola y de plantar en- Por
tEgal la semilla de la sedici6n.
la nota portuguese ~eontienc
81 paginas de falsedades y Sc
refiere a la llegada de Bella Kun
a Barcelona, ell pasado mario,
para provccar la revuelta en-
compahia de sus camaradas
Neuman, Janson, Reidel y O.
tros.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
Del Centre EspaNoL

Mucho hay que decir de "a
magnffica obra que Sc esta rea-
lizando para agrandar y embe-
Hecer ell salon de bale del Cen
tro Espanol de Ybor.
La curiosidad me llev6 aver
hasta csc edificiO. Una obra es-
tupenda. I'm magnffico patio es-
panol. con todos los detalles a.
leg6ricos. Seiscientas bombillas
artisti:amente cubiertas por
una concha que circunda TODD ell
salon. Con focos de dolores Sc
alumbrara la magnifica sala,
combination luminica que lie da-
"a la tonalidad que Sc desee.
La m1sica ocupara una am
plia concha alta Y repartira O
sonido por medic de amplifica-
dores. Ell "bar" tambien muy a
prop6sito en- MADEIRA r1stica.
Circundan la sala tfpicas venta-
mas espanolas y adornos con te-
jas. Potentes ventiladores, de
construction modernisima, man
tendran siempre con aire nuevo
la sala. Perfecto ell salon de Sc
horas, dotado de todas las CO.
medidas necesarias, asi como ell
de caballeros. FL techo llevarS
un color azul, dando la impre-
sion de una sala al aire libre. A
la entrada una elegante rejs
con las letras C. E. En- uno DE-
los angulos, y en- la parte alta
Sc construye I'm salon para
juntas. Ell piso de tabloncillC
con material especial para salo-
mes de baile.
Sc trabaja sin descanso en- los
detalles. Obra que sera orgullC
no solo del Centre Espanol sine
de la colonia hispana de estS
ciudad.
Bien merecida v por adelan'
tado nuestra felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
NOTA DE PESAME

A las cinco y media de la
tarde de hoy Sc verificara Ell en-
tierro del Sr. Ramon Fernan :
dez, capataz que era del despa
lillado de la fabrica de Marco
limo Perez, fallecido aver en- ell
sanatOrio del Centre Espan0l.
Pertenecia a la Orden Ca :
ballero del AguiIa de Orc,
Castillo Crist6bal Colon No. S.
que lie rendira honOres en- Ell ce
menterio.
Saldra ell cortejo de la casa
nGmero 2311 de la calle 20, EN-
esta ciudad.
A los familiares del Sr. Fer
nndez y en- particular a su viu-
da, Sra. Margarita Fernandez
y tres hiias. Carmen Horton :
STA y Carmen, enviamos nues-
tro testimonio de pesame.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26


lencia insultaron las banderag
americans despu6s las recOgieA
rome embellishments, como 81
fueran dignos de guaSdarlas.
FL tai Powder preiendi6 ha :
loiar, pero el PGbli-o 40 lie dej6,
aaeieniole saber quIT cOndenaOa
Y maldecia su actitvA.
Contra los agp fir :
naran hoy ORD me- garresto,
olicitadas Dor Ell abogado
Bryan.
La notice. de la vicas~Sia Sc
: asmiti36 aver a TODD Ell mn DIDO
Dor, las agencias de notices
Pren& Asociada y United Pres.
Newberger dijo que ell alta
cue habia sido organizado pea
Ell puesto que Ia Leg America
ma tiene en- Sulphur Springs, in
dividuos que suponemos sostie-
nen fueron a pelear a Francia
en- defensa de la Democratic.
Hablando con algunos de los
rue freron al mitin podemos in
formar que Sc hara campana
contra Tampa en- toda la naci6n
Y que Sc la senalara a los elemen
tos liberales del pals como la
"Ciudad Reaccionaria No L."
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
FRANCO USARA NUEV0S
A~EROPLANOS CONTRA


Paris, oct. 26.-Una noticia
de fuente britannica dice que Ell
general Francisco Franco, CO.
mandante en- jefe del ejercito
faccioso, planea una ofensiva
contra Barcelona, que empezara
los dias 8 y A de noviembre, u
sando 112 nuevos aeroplanos de
combate. Franco habia dicho
que iniciaria 81 ataque sobre
Barcelona despues de la captura
de Madrid.
La noticia inglesa sostiene
que la nueva flota aerea fascis-
ia Sc ccmpone de aeroplano de
bombardeo y persecution, de
CONSTRUCTION italiana y alema-
ma.
Henry 7. GOrrell, correspon-
sal de la agencia de noticias
United Press, ha sido prisione-
no por los fascistas.
LIE trataron bien cuando Sc
identified. NADIA Sc sabe de
James Minimize, corresponsal
especial de guerra del Herald
Tribune, y de Dennis Weaver,
corresponsal del London News
Chronicle.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
U R LA SENORA JUANA
DEL CUETO

A las once de Ia manana de
hoy faIleci6 en- SUI domiciIiO,
21O6 de la Gale Mitchell, la
respectable sonora Doha Juana
del CuetO, muy guerilla en- la
cOlonia espahola.
La sobreviven cuatro hijas
casadas senoras JOsefina VAL
dSs, Antonio J. B. Lopez, Ma
nuel Mon y Jose Garcia.
Es entierrO Sc verificar& ma
mana pOr la tarde a las cinco,
en- Ell cementeriO del Centre Es
panol.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
Ell EN- HONOR
DE LOS MEDICOS HIsPANO
AMERICANOS
.BrillGnte Ell Bale CelebrGdo en-
Ell Ctrcmo CubdnO

Las camaras de Comer,io de
e Ybor City rindieron Ell
sabado un merecido homemade a
los medicos de sandal que re-
cientemente celebraron una con
venci6n en- New Orleans.
I'm grupo de Is professions
les Y srs esposas llegaron prove
denies de la bella ciudad de Lui-
siana y aQuf Sc les hizo TN en-
tusiasta recibimiento.
No pudo venir ell DR.. Parran,
medico jefe de sandal de los
Estados Unidos, y tampoco ell
DR.. Domingo Ramos, de Cuba,
que Sc adelant6 a preparar el
recibimiento a sus compane-
ros,
Presidieron ell acto, entire D
tros senores, Ell Sr. T~aliaferro,
presidente de la Camara de Co
mereio de Tampa; ell Sr. Ram
sey, en- representation de la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor CT
ty; Rafael Martinez Ybor, que
actu6 de maestro de ceremc-
Mas; el consul de Cuba, Sr. Pc
req; ell DR.. Angel de la Cara
Brito, vicepresidente de la Aso-
ciaci6n de Sanidad, alto funcio-
de la sandal mejicana, y
otras distinguidas personalida-
des.
Ell restaurant e. Pasaje" sir
vic un exquisite menu y Ia
WPA present6 sus ~artistas, en-
tire ellos la muy graciosa Velia
Martinez, las hermanas Pividal,
Manuel Garcia, "Finfo", los
hermanitos Inclan y otros. TOGO
la orquesta del professor Santir-
20.
A la hora de los brindis, pre-
sentados por ell Sr. Martinez
Ybor, hablaron los Sres. Talia-
ferro, Mckay, Lambright, An
gel de la Cara Ramsey Ell con-
sui Perez, Ives, Manteiga y al
gunos mas.
Freron presentados los pre-
sidentes de las sociedades de
mas Importance de Tampa, Sc
hores Ramon Fernandez Rey,
por ell Centre Espahol; Peter
Maniscalco, pOr Ia Unione tia
Llama, y ell Sr. jose Gonzalez,
por el Centre AsturianO, y ei
Sr. Cortes Labra, director de
Ga Prensa".
Terminado ell banquete los in
vitados Sc trasladaron al
Circulo Cubano, donde tocaba la
orquesta de Maxine Echega-
ray, bailando hasta Ia una de Ia
madrrgada.
La dirdetiva del Circulo les
ofreci6 una reception a los vi
sitantes, que supieron agrade-
cerla con frases galanas.
Vaya nuestra felicitaci6n a
las dos camaras, por su exitO, Y
IN saludo para los medicos que
por aqui pasaron y muy parti-
cularmente para ell DR.. Angel
de la Cara Brito, con quier
nuestro director estrech6 amis-
tad.
Aver salierOn con rumbO a
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
LAS T-RoPAsbgUMBATEN
CON LOS D

euernavaca, Mejico, NOctu-
bre 26.-Dos soldados fedora
les perecieron y cuatro result
tarOn heridos len un cNmbate
con los bandidos que trataban
de asaItar ~ 200 excursionis-
tas que regresaban de un via
je a las grutas de Cahahuamil-
pa.
UnO de los bandidos cayo
mOrtalmente heridO y los OtrOs
huyercn a Jas montanas des-
pues de un combate que duro
Eez minutes.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
aerecido n~ombramiento

Merecido n~Ombr1mieRto
Por la compania manufactu-
rera de los AUTOMOBILES Stude-
taker ha sido nombrado agente
e estos roches en- Buenos Aires
ell conocido y estimado Sr. Ca
iixto Lado, que lleva muchos a
nos prestando servicios a esa
poderosa compania.
Calixto, companero de viaje
en- mi regreso a esta ciudad, fus
unos dias a la Habana a ultimar
asuntos relacionados con su ne
gocio. En- la noche del sabadc
EMBARGO para Chicago Y regre-
sara a esta riudad dentro de u.
IA semana. De aqui partira en-
union de SUI amantisima esposa,
Sra. Armandita Leon de Lado.
la conocida y aplaudida violinis-
ia, para Buenos Aires, VIA New
York.
Merecido ascenso al fiel cum.
lidor empleado.
Mrcho sentimos la partida d.
estos j6venes esposos que gozar
lie gran estimation en- esta ciu
lad.
Sinceramente lie deseamos to
IA clase de suerte en- su nuev;
! empresa.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26

Jalntd
Por orden del hermano So
berano y en- crmplimiento al
Art. II Capltulo octave, del re-
lamento de los Caballeros Lea
'es de America Sc cita a junta
rdinaria para Ell microbes 2e'
n ell local social. Orden del dia:
I ectura de a.tas no a~probadas;
'alance y corte de GAIA; Comu-
.l:caciones y cuentas pendien-
IS; Informe de sesiones y CO.
misiones; Asuntos pendientes
nuevos y Clausura.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
Nota de duelO

A mi llegada recibO la penosa
noti.ia del fallecimiento de Ia
esposa del Sr. Jose Manuel Ro-
driguez.
Sinceramente lamento la des-
gracia acahecida al Sr. Rodri-
guez, que hoy llora la perdi-
da de su guerilla compahera.
Para 81 mi sentida condolen-
cha.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26

to sus solicitos cuidados, graft
tud gre hace llegar a las enter
meras Y empleados de una Gil
nicat local.
GraI las da ell Sr. Rodriguez
tambien a las sociedades Cen
.ro Espahol Y Circulo Cubano
por las ofrendas florales que
enviaron, y a los cronistaN de
los peri6dicos latinos.
lie reiteramos nuestro sentr-
DO pesame.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
NOTAS SOCTALES

I'm sGlNdo
.Antes de comenzar mi labor
doy I'm sincere saludo a nuestro
director, siempre atento y cor
ties, Y a todos los amigos y lec-
torres. e.
De nuevo entire Vds. dispues-
to a prestar mi enthusiastic COO
peracion.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
Ldneas de grGtitud

LiReGs de grGtitud
Las envia ell Sr. Jose Manuel
Rodriguez a todas las personals
ore Sc interesaron durante La
enfermedad de SUI esposa Rosa
liza, v especialmente al DR.. Mes.
tor A. Portocarrero, que lie pres
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
Bale de i~nvitaci6n

Ell Omerta Social Club dara
un bale de invitaci6n ell dfa z
de Noviemlbre, en- los salones de
la Sociedad Italia.
Tocaran las orquestas Los
Bohemios y Rex Mcdonald. Sc
ran madrinas de esta fiesta las
sehoritas Jesusa IDiaz, Mary
Olga Garcia y Josefina
Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26

Bale en- ell CSrcaiIo
Ell sabadp celebrara la socie-
dad Cfrculo Cubano el tradicio-
nal bale sde Halloween Ell tod1
ell edificio social de la Gale IA y
Decima avenida.
Para ese bale han sido con-
tratadas las orqlestas Don
Francisco Y Los Bohemios.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
s'::::;;';;;:::...xS,B6%;.:.

A Ia respectable familia &c la
Sra. Cueto sxpresaROs nusstra
pena por ell lamentabIe fglleci
miento.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26

Miami, de donde seguiran viaje
a la Habana.
Ell DR.. de la Cara hablara 81
martes pOr la Radio desde la ca
pital Guiana.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
Bale

Ell N. j. D. Social GLIB anun-
cia su primer bale de invita-
ei6n para ell dfa IA de Noviem-
ere, en- ell salon de los Aguilas
lie Orc.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
LA DE AVER
EN- Ell MITIN
POR LOS AMIGOS DE
EARL
(Viene de la la

(Viene de Ia la.)
los inspiradores de la violencia.
Ell hombre del zorro amarillo
o anaranjado dicese que sc la
ma Larry Ponder y es diputado
especial bajo ell sheriff Mcleod.
Ponder, segdn ell sheriff, habia
entregadO su chapa ell sabado pa
sado.
John Parrish, ayudante del
condestable JESUS Fernandez
Pendas, ayud6 a los atacantes,
amedrentando a los espectado :
res. -NosotrOs esperamos que ell
Sr. Fernandez Pendas le recon-
pense y lie aumente ell sueIdo.
Los individuOs que con la VIC
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
Q news WEEK

FL camPe6n sigue mejOran-
do del ataque de artritis Que 10
hizo someterse a un riguroso
tratamiento msdico.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-10-03
FORECLOSURE SALT

BY virtue of the power contained
n Deed in Trust executed by Tom
}. Currin and wife Bessie Currin re-
corded in the office of the Register
# Deeds Of Vance County in Book
80, at Page 316, default having been
made in the payment of the debt
therein secured, on request of the
1older of the same, I shall sell for
cash, by public auction, at the Court
House door in Henderson, N c., to
the highest bidder, on the 18th day of
October, 1886 at IL O'clock, the FOL
lowing described property:
Begin at stake on Eaton Street
100 feet from Adams Street and run
N IS W. $50 feet to a stake and cor
ner of lot (formerly C. r. Toole) now
E. 1. Kittrell, thence along the back
line of said lot SO feet towards Geo.
Hughes line to stake, Thence IS
towards Eaton Street and parallel
with first line $50 feet to Eaton
Street. thence along Eaton Street 80
feet to the place of beginning. On
this lot is located four room house.
A. A. BUM, Trustee.
Henderson, N. c.,
September II, 1886.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-10-03
PURCHASING POWER
CONTINUES TO RISE
Business Good in September
And Outlook Bright for
Fall, Bank Says

Following is the monthly business
review supplied by Citizens Sank q
Trust Company
September has been a good month,
the best since the summer of 1880,
and fall business promises to main
tain the general upward trend. Pro
duction of consumer goods is well
sustained and the heavy industries
continue to gain. Purchasing power,
in the city as on the farm, continues
to increase.
Steel mill activity, which usually
declines at this season, has actually
increased and both wholesale and re-
TAIL trade, shows greater gains than
a year ago. The purchase of school,
supplies has been felt everywhere,
out the larger increases are reporter
en- the Pacific Coast and in the South.
Privately financed building construc-
ton has reached the greatest vol
ume in five years.
The Bureau of Agricultural Econo
mics estimates that the WORLDS wheat
supply for the coming year will be
$50 million bushels less than that To-
the past twelve months. The loss has
been in the Northern hemisphere
while The Argentine and Australia.
will show gains. Foland's wheat
crop is larger, but that of Italy is OF
close to 10 million bushels. Ger
many's production is down, and Meth
err Hungary nor Roumania can spare
grain Liverpool prices have turned
sharply upward Winter wheat was
GOOD in this country but drouth hit
the spring planting hard and west
.rn Canada suffered likewise. The
corn crop in the United States is
the smallest in fifty-five years. Food
costs have advanced almost b per
cent in three months.
The Department of Agriculture
estimates the years cotton crop at
little more than II million bales, or
| 1-3 million less than was expected
a month ago. The margin of error is
even greater than that in 1927, when
September reports cut 100000 bales
from the August totals. The supply
now promised will hardly be adequate
to meet domestic consumption and
will allow no surplus for export. In
the five pre-depressiOn years this
country furnished an average of more
than II IL million bales, or 58.3 per
cent of the worlds cotton. Now it
seems likely that the best of our
overseas markets are gone for good.
The United States Government now
owns more than $1,000 farms as the
result of foreclosures by the Farm
Credit Administration and it's various
agencies. Last year Congressional
committee estimated that the ma
jority of the farms on which the Gov
eminent holds mortgages would even
! tually pass into official hands. In
| the first seven months Of 1886 the
home Owners Loan Corporation au-
| thorized $4,000 foreclosures, or ap-
+, proximately one-third of all foreclos-
ures on urban property in this coun-
try. The government is now by far
| the largest owner of farm land in
| the country and will soon be the larg-
| est owner of residential properties.
| Since the first of the year the volume
Of farm loans by private agencies
has shown a sharp upward trend.
| Commercial banks insurance COM
| panies and individuals made 70 per
| cent of all such loans in the first
five months of this year, whereas in
1894 and 1885 they made only 40 per
| cent.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-10-03
Campaign In Lull
During Weeks End
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well-mapped Campaign of fear"
.wice flew over Madrid, dropping
bombs under heavy fire of anti-air-
craft guns.
2. Police in the capital seized 800
alleged spies who, authorities charg-
ID, met daily in the reading room of
he National Library.
3. Government militiamen fortified
semi-circle around the Toledo-Bar-
gas area, held by Fascists. Defense
vas heightened in vital southern
communications centers.
4. Planning his final onslaught on
Madrid, General Francisco Franco,
Acknowledgment of Fascist Spain,
reorgant ed his high command.
B. An authoritative but unofficial
Vatican City survey stated more than
SEQ priests and nuns had been killed
in the war.
6. General Owen O'Duffy, leader
Of the banned Irish Republican army
prepared to lead 1000 Irish volun-
seers to Spain. While O'Duffy first
offered his troops to the insurgents,
It now was understood they would
light for the government.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-10-03

conservation to the service of Christ.
Ollr Master Workman. Mrs c. w.
Pepper, of Memorial church. Durham
led the devotional hour. Her inspir-
ational message was conferred about
the thought of following Christ, Ito
day. tomorrow, and the day follow
ing, always with song in the heart"
Following her message, a beautiful
quartette was sung by members from
the Franklinton group.
A pleasing interruption of the resu-
lar program came at the noon hour
when Mrs. Deans, in the name of the
Zone presented Baby Life Member
snip to William Francis Gill Dodd
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Dodd.
OF Henderson. Young Swanson Dodd
took part in the ceremony by light.
ing little brothers" candle and pre-
ceding him and his mother out of the
church.
The luncheon hour was most de-
lightful occasion for social pleasure
and a time for interchange of ideas
and plans of work. Mrs. B. L. Row
land and her committee had arrang-
ed the luncheon well to the last de-
tail.
Upon reassembling, a snappy one
act playlet, "a Missionary Clinic" by
the Sallie Lou McKinnon leaders and
Epworth League members. Following
this Mrs. Quincy P. Hood, of Ra-
leigh, district secretary. talked about
the general work of the Raleigh dis
trict. Mrs. Deans had reports of
the Zone Societies tabulated on a
wall poster. Miss Elizabeth Morris,
conference superintendent of publ
city, made a brief talk on the Wo-
mans Page in the North Carolina
Advocate.
Mrs. 1. S. Richmond invited the
group to meet at Sandy Grove church
on the Oxford Circuit. The closing
message of the conference was given
by Mrs r. E. Brown, of this city.
She spoke very earnestly on "Spiritu-
al Life Groups" urging the women
to get their spirits attuned to that
of Christ if they would serve him
acceptably.
Mrs. E. D. Weathers, of Franklin
ton, gave the same message as she
sang Are Ye Able? Saith the Mas
ter" Mrs. Gates dismissed the meet
ing with prayer and benediction.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-10-03
Miss Helen Jones
WEEDS Albert Folk

The wedding of Miss Helen Frances
Jones, of Woodsdale, and Albert
Omerle Folk, of Denmark, South Car
Dina, was solemnized in a quiet cere-
mony, performed yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the Baptist parsonage,
in this city. Rev. Albert S. Hale,
pastor of the First Baptist church,
officiated, using the impressive ring
ceremony. Only intimate friends of
the couple were present.
For her wedding outfit, the bride
wore a lovely brown mohair dress,
a Cruise Mode model, trimmed with
faggoted medallions of slipper satin,
her accessories were in matching
brown, and her shoulder corsage was
of Talisman roses. For travelling the
bride added a light weighted top coat
of brown.
Mrs. Folk is the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Bernard K. Jones,
of Woodsdale. She is a graduate of
Appalachian State Normal, at Boone,
and she has taught in Person county
schools for number of years. She
is now a member of the Townsville
high school faculty.
The groom is the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Folk, of Denmark,
S. c. He is a graduate of the Univer-
sity of South Carolina, at Columbia,
and had done graduate work at Duke
University. Mr.. Folk is the principal
of the Townsville high school.
Following a brief wedding trip to
northern points, Mr.. and Mrs. Folk
will be at home in Townsville.
The following announcements have
Oeen issued:
Mrs. John Calvin Rogers
announces the marriage of her
granddaughter
Helen Frances Jones
to
Mr.. Albert Omerle Folk
on Friday, the second of October
one thousand nine hundred thirty-six
Henderson, North Carolina.