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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-14

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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-14

Another great nan has sudden
~ arisen among us. He is Dr..
Leroy L. Hartman, of Columbia
University. VINO has discovered a
formula which seems destined 10
rob the filling of teeth of much
dread and pain, and who has
given his discovery to the world
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-14

A new safety match, soon to be
introduced in Sweden, can be
struck on any dry rough surface
as well as on the boz, is not easily
blown out, and wristbands mois-
turc better than the present type.
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WHO AMONG Hendersor"illc

WHO AMONG Hendersor'iiEc
readers recall ever having seer
these words, and where: ''Dcdi-
Gated to the sanctity Of child per
sonalitv?" All right what does it
mean? Good. The words are
chiseled deep and bold into thc
stone over the giant columns o.
the high school auditorium. Just
p little too meaty, l fear, for
those to whom they gre dedicat-
ed to digest comfortably.
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GROW IN GRACE" q Pet. 3:ls.)

The growth of a Christian may be divided into
three stages, viz:
Infants-those who need to be fed by
others.
2 Juniors-those who are able to feed them
selves. from the Word of God, and
. seniors-those who are able to feed Others
and teach them to feed themselves
Gods program is ever going forward. IhoS@
who attach themselves to His program and toho"
His Word and obey His precepts, will grow from
one stage to another.
The Lords Remembrance.
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-14

New York minister advises; Learn to
think in terms of eternity rather than OF
time The fellow who promised to pay
back our $50 evidently mastered the trick.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-14

If woman has long face, Hollywood
beauty director contends, her hair should
fall down about her neck. And yet the
same thing gives a man long face.
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4 WARMING

Incidentally, thia rain-kiIIer
formula released by DR.. Hart
man, must be used With caution,
or it may cause grief. 1t is liable
to diSinteerate tissue, and to Kill
the nerve in the tooth. Its use
still calls for scientific expert
mentation.
The reason I d. not give the
formula here is that | think no one
should employ it at this time eX-
cept careful and capable dentists.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-14

FAN MAIL, they say, IS pour
ing in on Z. Lee Whitmlrc, who
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-14

for the nation, unless that some
body had been dcaG a hundred
wears.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-14

Is now cur rCcg.r
on Ethiopia. H..
dressed the Kin.
home town: T..
kiWanis club a..
taly club o. i!...
addreS-. most
sgntcd, reveal, o..
Evening star., 1936-10-25

and Mrs. Edith Landvoight, treasurer.
There will also be installation Of
the junior officers. as follows: Mary
T. Dyer, president: Catherine Hart,
first vice president: Mary Eleanor
McCabe, second vice president;
Glenna Reeves, secretary: Margaret
White. treasurer, and Dorothy Thomas,
color bearer.
George E. Killeen Unit met in the
Killeen Club rooms Wednesday eve
ming. Mrs. Catherine Waters, presi-
dent, presided. The following officers
were installed by Mrs. Killeen, de-
partment president. assisted by Mrs.
E. Louise Warren, department vice
president: President. Mrs. Catherine
Waters, reelected; vice presidents.
Mrs. Irene Arnold, Mrs. Evie Kidwell
and Mrs. Anna Waters; chaplain,
Miss Amy Hammond; sergeant at
arms, Mrs. Ruth Bergman; color
bearers, Mrs. Anna Hanna and Mrs.
Gladys Jones; secretary. Mrs. Ada
Riley, reelected; recording secretary.
Miss Grace l.. Stock; treasurer, Mrs.
Isabelle Steinbreaker; historian, Miss
Margaret Buscher, and custodian,
Mrs. Viola Zones.
Mrs. Gertrude Russell, formerly
with the Metropolitan Opera Com.
pany, rendered vocal selections &C.
companied by Mrs. w. F. Atkinson.
The president was the recipient OF
several bouquets of flowers and q
leather purse. the. gift Of Mrs. Irene
Arnold. The past presidents jewel
was presented to Mrs. Waters by
Mrs. Killeen On behalf Of tbs unit.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
RAINBOW DIVISION

Sharon c. Cover, national secretary
of the Rainbow Division Veterans. has
written william H. Kay, president OF
the District of Columbia Chapter. he
will head a large delegation Of Rain
bowers from in and around Detroit
to the nineteenth annual reception.
dance December at the Broadmoor.
Tickets are now being distributed
by Oscar A. jackson, chairman Of the
Ticket Committee. The public is in
vited. Table reservations and tickets
may be secured through telephoning
National 1922 during the business
hours or by calling North 24S9 In
the evenings. General Chairman
Bentley Mulford in addition to those
previously announced appointed the
following vice chairmen: Paul A.
Demonet, decorations, prizes; Maj.
Ivy Pelzman, entertainment; Homer
s. Patteron, patrons; Cecil ]. Wilkin.
son, patronesses; Winfield Scott Lynn,
floor; Mai. Herbert j. Dyson, door;
Sames DAILY, floral and Walter z.
FTllman, transportation.
President Kay has appointed Win.
field Scott Lynn chairman Of the Me-
mortal Committee.
A dinner-meeting will be held No.
vember lS at 6 o'clock at Schneider's
restaurant, AT Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
OF AMERICA

More than so women will be in
itiated into Court District OF CO.
lumbia, No. 212. today at $3.50 pm.
at the willard Hotel. The class has
been named the Converts League An
niversary Glass in honor Of the tenth
anniversary of the organization of the
Converts League in the local court.
The local officers will be assisted by
the officers of Court Cavanaugh. Alex
andria, Va.
Following the reception there will
by q banquet in honor OF the new
Evening star., 1936-10-25
OFFICERS BOARD
WILL REVISE LIST
Engineers Qualified for Army
War College Detail to
Be Picked.

A board of officers of the Engineer
Corps Of the Army, to meet at the
War Department, has been appointed
to revise the list of officers of that
corps who are qualified for detail to
the Command and General Staff
School and to the Army War COL
lege. The board will also recommend
to the chief of Engineers the general
efficiency ratings of all officers OF
the Corps Of Engineers for the fiscal
year.
Membership of the board includes
Col. Warren T. Hannum, Lieut.. Col.
Frank S. Besson and Maj. William F.
Heavey.
Rear Admiral Adolphus Andrews,
chief of the Bureau of Navigation,
and Capt. Randall Jacobs, head Of the
enlisted personnel division of that
bureau, have returned to Washington
after a three weeks tour Of inspec-
tionl of naval activities that took them
to the West Coast.
1t is expected that another week
will elapse before the Secretary of
the Navy will have before him the
views of the several Navy Depart
ment bureau chiefs on the general
boards report on selection in the
Navy and Marine Corps. In the
meantime some of the recommends
tions that may be put into force by
administrative action already have
been adopted. Among them is the
principle that consecutive selection
boards shall be of different compost
ton. Obviously the next selection
boards for both the Navy and Marine
Corps will have to operate under the
present laws.
1t is expected the composition OF
the board to meet in December to
recommend line officers Of the Navy
for advancement to the grades OF
rear admiral and captain will bt
announced in about a week. Beyond
the certainty that the commander in
chief of the feet, Admiral Arthur j.
Hepburn, will be a member, no intl-
nation yet has been given as to the
other officers who will make up the
board. The usual senior board OF
Marine officers also will convene in
December, and it is likely that its
composition will be announced in the
near future. In the event a major
general of the corps is appointed
commandant to fill the vacancy that
will result from the retirement OF
Mai. Gen. John H. Russell on De-
cember 1, 1t will be necessary to con-
vene board Of rear adnirals OF the
Navy to recommend a brigadier gen.
eral of the corps for advancement to
the higher grade.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

guests will be welcomed by the chap
lain, Rev. e. H. Roach, and the grand
regent, Miss Augusta e. Uhl. A
greeting to the new class will be
given by Miss Florence M. Winter,
chairman of the Converts League, and
Rev. Aloysius Burggraf1, spiritual di-
rector of the league. Miss Grace
Sprucebank. territorial deputy Of
Court District of Columbia, will speak
on the National Activities of the
Catholic Daughters"
The principal address will be given
by Rev. Louis OLeary. Vocal solos
will be rendered by Miss Edna Roche
and Harry x. Walsh. Music will be
furnished by the G. d. of A. Orchestra.
under the direction Of Walter Holt.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

m e III y z Z D, "
which repre-
sentatives of~sev.
eral Catholic or
ganiZations have
been invited. The
arran 6 e m e n t S
will be In charge
of the Member
ship COMMITTEES,
under the chair
manship Of Miss
Mary w e j d e.
Miss Dorothy E.
Barrett will be
mistress Of cere-
monies. T h e
-a~ h ave- and
Evening star., 1936-10-25
Meetings This Week.

Tuesday-Placing of wreath,
Navy day exercises, 1880 am,
John Paul Jones Monument.
Victory Post, New Colonial
Hotel, 8 pm.
Wednesday-Henry c. Spangler
Post, 1886 Massachusetts avenue,
8 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Post. In
stallation of officers, 8 pm,
Soldiers and Sailors Club, l0l5
L street.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
MRS. CUMMINGS
AIDS BALL PLANS
Wife of Attorney General to
Be Chairman of
Committee.
Meetings Next Week.

MeetlnKS Next Week.
Monday-Front Line Post, 1414
street. Washington Post, 1903
Fourteenth street.
Tuesday - National Capital
Post, 1015 L street.
Observation-Disclosures Post, 2030
Rhode Island avenue northeast.
McKimmie- Catterton, Police and
Fire Post, Twelfth and X streets
northeast.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

A card and bingo party win be given
November 6 by the Ways and Means
Committee st Pilgrimage Hall. Four.
tseuth and Quincy strssts ct Q o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
LEGION AUXILIARY
OFFICERS GREETED
Police Unit installation Is
Conducted by Mrs. Mary
kiIIeen.

Washington Police Unit. No. 20, ofi-
GERS. District Of Columbia Depart
ment, American Legion Auxiliary,
were installed by Mrs. Mary Kflleen,
department president, and her stan Of
officers. at the last meeting in the Kill
leen Club rooms.
The officers are: President, Mrs.
Thelma Strohman; vice presidents,
Mrs. Ola D. Lee, Mrs. Edith Den
breeder and Mrs. Julia Rockford:
chaplain, Mrs. Hilda Christian; his
torian, Mrs. Sarah Friedberg; ser
geant at arms, Mrs. Mary Carter, and
color bearers, Mrs. Elizabeth Kettner
and Mrs. Honora Daily.
Among the distinguished guests were
Department Comdr. Horace w. Line
burg, Department Publicity Oficer
George Lee, Past Comdr. Raymond B.
Carroll. Vice Comdr. Alexander Fried
berg, Finance Oflcer B. F. McAllister
and Comrades Strohman and Roch-
ford Of the Washington Police Post.
and Past National Executive Commit
teewoman Miss Edna Mcintosh. Unit
presidents included Mrs. A. Hollis Of
Victory and Mrs. Catherine Waters Of
Killeen.
On behalf Of the Washington Police
Post the finance officer, B. F. Meal
lister, presented to Mrs. Strohman a
check for SIS, which will be used to
purchase a new unit banner. The
unit colors will participate in the
Navy day exercises to be held at the
John Paul Jones Statue on Tuesday
at noon.
A regular meeting place for the unit
has been obtained at the Y. M. c. A.,
614 E street. on the second Friday of
each month.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

Oficers of the United States Gov
ernment Printing Unit were installed
Monday evening by Mrs. Killeen. as
sisted by Miss Irene Sheehan, depart
mept vice president.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

The United States Agriculture
units officers were installed at the
War Mothers Home last Thursday
evening with Mrs. Killeen and Mrs.
E. Louise Warren giving the charges
and obligation.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

Perry Ship Post elected the follow.
ing officers at their last regular meet-
ing: Captain. H. ]. Hines; executive
oficer, C. B. Clark; navigator. z. J.
Breen; Pay Master, s. j. Seaman:
chaplain. r. F. Shemway; surgeon.
s. o. Boswell.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

The auxiliary will participate in the
annual Navy day exercises at the John
Paul Jones statue in Potomac Park
Friday at noon. A wreath. presented
by the George E. Killeen Unit, will be
placed by Mrs. Mary Killeen. depart
ment president. All units are re-
quested to have their colors there.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

Sergt. Jasper Post has again at
tanned the honor Of being the largest
post in the local department. as was
the case during the two preceding
years. It was awarded the Spafford
Trophy for its permanent possession.
Post Membership Officer William P.
Kershner has already turned in to
department headquarters more than
100 new 1887 cards.
At the next meeting Comdr. Fred
Money will announce several appoint
ments.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

President Kay has appointed Win.
field Scott Lynn chairman Of the Me-
mortal Committee.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

At the last meeting of q. S. Treas
ury Post the following named COM
rades were elected as officers: Conn
mander, George w. Ridgeway; senior
vice commander, James Stewart;
Junior vice commander. Anthony Was
sell; quartermaster. George F. King.
horn; chaplain. Frank Crowen; judge
advocate, Wilbert e. Locklin.
Evening star., 1936-01-01

n n ISJSE Of broadcasting as
M means of political propaganda
and mass suggestion is de-
4 a nlored by Felix Greene. newly
Evening star., 1936-01-01

Priscillas brows lifted in surprise
hurriedly: Miss Hyde. I do want
you to know :" She hesitated.
Why, my dear, I wish you Joy Of
him. she protested. Bob was always
little too eccentric for me. His
vagaries-I tried to ignore them as
long as possible But Thursday aft
ernoon he went too far, even for my
patience!"
Kay's color heightened. But she
agreed politely: He told me. He
didn't blame you'll"
Priscilla's brows arched. Blame
me?" she echoed.
Kay nodded, calmly nov. able to
defend herself. "Of course the en-
gagement between you was just q
family arrangement, with no feeling
on either side. understand per-
fectlyl" she said In casual tone.
Priscilla uttered an exasperated
sound; and she laughed a little. IT
hope you don't come to regret your
coup!" she said. I've known Bob for
years, and he's not the stuff model
husbands are made Of" Her eyes
narrowed and she spoke icily. But.
of course, ladies in haste can't pick
and choose!"
Kay felt her cheek white Her chin
Evening star., 1936-01-01

her hand over her mouth. Kay fol-
lowed her glance and saw Bob COM
ing toward them; by his side a tall
fair. lovely girl. perfect in her every
aspect, cool and remote and calm.
Genevieve whispered softly: You're
in for it now, child" But it needed
not the warning to tell Kay who this
was. The girl by Bob's side was
stripping off her gloves.
I'VE just this minute got in, Bob, !"
she was saying. Ed drove like mad
but the traffic was incredible. And
what a race you missed! But, of
course, you know. Or :" She
looked toward Kay, whom they were
now approaching. and smiled. mirth
in her tones. "Or have you read the
papers since?"
Bob said evenly: Read them? I
practically wrote them, Pris! If you'd
known how famous I was going to be
you'd never have let me go!"
All the room could hear. And now
it's too late" the girl agreed in pre-
tended despair. Forever too late!"
They were come by this tint to where
Kay stood waiting. and Priscilla ex-
tended her hand to Kay. I'm Pris-
ella Hyde" she explained.
II know" Kay agreed. I'm Kay
Dakin!" She felt Genevieves amused
approval Color flowed family across
Priscilla's temples, but she said
calmly:
"of course, I knew that! Every
one knows that! Every one who has
read the papers
Kay looked at Bob who stood here
uneasily Voices filled the room
again, covering their words. She
turned to Priscilla. and something in
her eyes appealed for mercy.
I'm sorry made Bob fail you yes
terday," she said softly. You were
expecting him. 1t must have spoiled
your party. I am sorry!"
My dear, don't pity me-" Priscilla
told her laughingly. II assure you I
don't require it,"
Genevieve hooked her arm through
Cissie's, who was still attentive here.
OAoo4C' "Q1AI " SOu my
latest" she said calmly. Come along
with mel" She led Cissie, unwilling,
away; and Bob and Kay and Priscilla
were left together, a little isolated,
near the wide window toward the
street.
You can't imagine" Priscilla said
calmly, what a sensation you two
caused. Really. Bob, the race was
practically ignored. Every one was
talking about you'll"
I'VE didn't expect it to be known
so soon." Bob said lamely.
"Soon?" Priscilla echoed. why.
Cissie would have made a personal
broadcast If there had been a micro
phone available. I heard it from a
dozen people during the afternoon,
each one delighted to break the news
to me-"
Kay said again: I'm really sorry,
Miss Hyde. know it was terribly
hard for you'll"
For me?" Priscilla protested, with
fine brows arched in cool surprise.
"Not at all! I was able to tell them
so much more than they knew, you
see." 49,
''I met Miss-met Kay through
Evening star., 1936-01-01
ted brayely. She spoke in polite

lifted brayely. She spoke in polite
dismissal
MY husband viii want me to meet
his friends" she said serenely, and
walked away from Priscilla, across the
floor. The room was wide, the way
was long; she heard her heels pound
heavily. She came to Bobs side.
Felicia Norris caught her hand.
"Darlingl" she exclaimed. Come
here and tell me all about it. You
know Pat and were married in Min
ton Green, too, by that same old man.
Only it was after foot ball game in
stead of q boat race. And we've
loved itt"
Bob said: "Kay, this is Pat! I'VE
told you about him!"
Kay's throat was dry, but she could
smile. Pat Norris caught her hand
"Hullo," he said. Say. Bob. you took
your time deciding 1t, but it paid.
didn't It? Kay, look out for him.
Get him broke to harness soon as you
can. Felicia can give you points. She
put the curb on me-"
Fay was smiling In q fixed way.
She wet her lips.
1T was November with U.s." Felicia
said. Remember. Pat? But warm,
Indian Summer weather. We took
Pats knockabout-he calls her the
Lark-and went for a weeks cruise
down to Long Island afterward, and
it was gorgeous! Just the two of lis.
That gave people time to get through
talking before we came home They
will talk, you know, Kay, darling. But
you just let them! It's none Of their
business so long as you and Bob are
satisfied"
Kay nodded carefully; and Pat
cried as though in sudden inspiration:
Bob, by Lord Harry"
Bob looked at him doubtfully
Listen. Bob!" Pat exclaimed. Here's
a hunch for you'll The Larkis In COM
mission down at Rawley's now, and
I shan't want her till the 9th of July.
You and Kay take her, old mani She's
your'n for the rest of the v'y'gel You
can handle her a!one!" He swung to
Kay. Can you cook, young lady2
On our honeymoon, / was cap'n, flrSt
mate and crew. and Fliss here was
chief cook and bottle washer, and did
we live high?"
He seemed to expect a reply, so Kay
echoed:
Did you?"
Tinker mackerel!" said Pat rap
turously. Lobster stew! Clam! Man.
oh mani And he demanded: How
about 1t? You can slide up the coast
to Penobscot Bay and back before /
want the boat. It'll be great this time
Of yearl"
Bob started to speak, but some one
touched his arm, and he turned and
saw Priscilla here beside him.
Bob. may see you Just a minute?"
she asked.
Bob might have turned aside with
her. but Kay caught his hand, de-
tanning him. You're mighty nice
Pat" she said to the other man.
Wen take you up on it. Won't we.
Boo?" tTo be continued.)
Evening star., 1936-01-01

Genevieve," Bob stammered hur-
riedly. We've known each other q
long timel"
mot too long, I hope" Priscilla
suggested. smiling. Kay looked at
her in quick attention, and her lips
suddenly were white. But Bob said
blindly:
"Oh, quite while -"
He looked toward the door, at a
sudden stir of voices in that direc-
ton There are Pat and Felicia -
he cried eagerly; ana without apology
he turned to make haste to greet the
newcomers.
That's Pat Norris" Priscilla told
Kay, helpfully. But, of course, you
must know him, since you and Bob
are such old friendsl"
NO" Kay confessed; and she said
and Priscilla looked at her with
mocking eyes "Yes?" she prompted.
Kay hesitated, and she bit her lip.
Don't think too harshly of Bob" size
begged.
Evening star., 1936-01-01

you're wonderful" Cissie told her.
She spoke in dry, unpleasant tone.
her eyes suddenly hard. "You had
the sense to see your chance and take
It," she said. "Just think, married
to the great Bob Dakinl I can hardly
believe itl'
He is great, isn't hep" Kay as
sented easily.
And you're really married to him,
aren't you?" Cissie insisted. I'm
spite of that unique wedding night?"
Her eyes were keen now. you are,
aren't you Kay? No mistake about
1t? No chance you'll wake up and
find it's dream?"
Kay said. cheerfully: "I'm afraid
not, Cissie. I know you hate to give
up hope -"
Meow" Cissie protested, and made
the gesture of clawing fingers at Kay's
cheeks. Darling, I'm so happy for
you'll" she insisted. Then she realized
that the room suddenly was silent.
and she looked around and clapped
Evening star., 1936-01-01
5&mgaal!! i! TOWNSHIP ! .! !!!,!;S!
49, A BEN AMEs WILLIAMS l.
V@e0Nxs1sahdbzJAMEs h. MONTGOMERY FIA6G

saw her pallor and came to her side,
and DR.. Fabre with q nod moved
away.
Somewhat later Kay saw Bob go
to meet newcomers In the hall, heard
voices there which were familiar. He
returned with Cissie Means: and Cis-
sic swooped across the room to make
her duties to Mrs. Dakin, then caught
Kay and kissed her.
"Darlingl" she cried, I'm 50 glad
for you'll" She bore Kay away, and
Genevievs came watchfully after
them. You know, Genevieve," Cissie
exclaimed, II deserve a 10. of the
credit. Indeed I do. II I hadn't made
Bud and Bob take me for a row around
the harbor they'd never In the world
have passed under the stern Of the
Griffin; and If they hadn't Kay would
never have jumped into the boat, and
nothing would have happened at ALL"
She Rugged Kay affectionately, her
arm around the others waist. And
in spite of that, ungrateful, you didn't
even invite me to your wedding!"
Genevieve said in a drawing dis
like: But you had the fun of send
ing out the announcements, Cissie!"
Cissie's eyes were wide; she ap-
pealed to Kay. But mercy. darling,
you didn't want to keep it secret. did
you?" And She exclaimed: Heavens.
if it were me I'd publish it from the
housetops! I've my cap set for Bob
for years. positively years, Kay: and
he'd never even look at me. should
think you'd be the proudest and hap
piest girl -"
"Of course" Kay said gently. st
AMI"
Cissie hugged her arm. "Only be
careful. Kay" she advised, watching
the other shrewdly. "Bob's as tricky
as a trout. Genevieve, you know that
yourself. If he were mine I'd hand
cuff him and chain him to the leg Of
our bed!"
And she cried: "Oh, that reminds
me, on the way home We stopped to
see where you spent the night, Kay.
Wasn't that romantic, an, exciting,
and everything? How terrible if you'd
been hurt? I don't see how the car
ever got down that bank without turn
ing over, and I certainly don't see
how Bob ever got so far off the road"
She said accusingly: He must have
been paying more attention to you
than he was to his driving!"
Naturally" Kay told her calmly:
and felt Genevieve's approving touch
on her arm.