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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-24
PUTSIC FRIARS
 HOLD kARNIv!AIL
Annual Dance Tomorrow at Y tO Run Until l a. fll.;
 Strictly Couple Affair

H .i D IF f Ia.
 The seventh annual Winter Kar- liival dance of the Putsic Friars club will be held in the Central Y gym- i1asitlm tomorrow evening featur- ing the 11-piece DeMolay orches- tra. It will be the first dance at the Red Triangle sponsored by club that will continue until 1 A. M Only couples will be admitted.
 John Kulman heads the com mittee in charge of the affair. He has secured murdered pounds of confetti, streaners and novelties galore. During the course of the evening refreshments will be ser- ved.
 The DeMolay orchestra, directed by Cliff Slater, has lined up a va- ried entertainment program feat lring novelties of "The Music goes Around and Around" Hold That Tiger" and "Annie Doesn't live here anymore"
 Assisting Kulman on the con1- nlittee are Frank Cucolo, Victor Mambruno, Edward Evans, Harry Huey, Raymond Snyder, sherman Hallock and George Dillon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-24
In T'Ne Local TheQteg.S
STATE

!
 Performances this evening coll- cluds the eneagemtnt ct Warner Bs- tliers' State theater, of "The | widow from Monte Carlo' with Dolores Del Rio and Warnen Wil- lia.A also 'sThe Invisible Bay" with tic great KarloK, Bela Lugosi and Frances Drake. t
 Tomorrow brings the greatest avt- atiOn thriller since "fdells AngeH. it's none other than Ceiling Zero" starring James 0agney and Fat OBriefi and 1t broke all records opening night in New Haven. Based on the Broadway stage hit by Lieut.. Commander Frank Wead' the play is examined with thrills, laughter and love. ,It concerns the daredevil exploits of three war bud- dies who have joined the corllnler. cial flying forces, to carry mall and passengers in the face of death. l Not that they considered their work particularly hazardous, but these pilots frequently flirted with life and death against the oEders of their glperiorg. For the first time in air pictures, the kee-wee, Ur ground man also gets an inning in the romance of the aviation field, and the extreme precautions to guard the safety, of the planes by watching the weather maps and warning the flyers constantly by fa- dio, is drafnatized.
 Outside of the romance of the sub. tect itself, there are two triangular, love affairs, one between Oagney a pilot, June Travis, who has the i feminine lead and plays the part of on cir hostess, and another pi- lot. part played by Henry Wads. worth, Cagney also has had ai1 at" fair with Q character played by Martha Tibbetts, who later becomes the wife of O'Brien.
 | Others in the cast include Barton MacLane, Isabel Jewell, Craig Rev. holds, Richad Purcell, Carlyle Moore, Jr, Addison Richards and Robert Light.
 Everyone will want to see this sensational new hit when at begins four day engagement at Warmers State theater tomorrow together with Q brilliant surrounding program personally selected by manager Julia M. smith to accompany 1t.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-24
STRAND

The current show at Warner Brothers Strand theater includes Jack Benny in the five star laugh his "It's Tn The Aair" with Una Merkel, Ted zealy, Nat Pendleton and Mary Carlisle.
 What a gathering of your fa- vorite stars in this high-fiying esca- pade of merriment and amusement Jack Benny, radios favorite humor- ist, is funnier than ever as the city silcker promoter. He promotes a stratosphere balloon flight and then has to go up to make good. The sky's the limit for fun in this great comedy hit.
 The companion feature is the gorgeous romance "The Melody Lingers On" which has 6 beautiful musical background. The cast in- cludes Josephine Hutchinson, George Huston, John Halliday, Mona
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-24
HARRISON ION EARLY
RY PAUL HARRTsON

HoIlyWoOd--Ha on for c hur- ried first round of the major stu- dioS to see whats going on in this town, The production schedule shows that there should be plenty of stellar faces familiar to a former Broadway reporter.
 The Goldwyyn outfit is shooting. "Shoot the Chutcs,," and there's Ed- die Cantor sweating under the lights in many .retakeg of a simple door closing scene. Some actors might be incensed by Norman Tau rog's painstaking direction, but Carl- tor, when he has chance to rest, fairly bubbles in praise of his boss.
 The pop-eyed comic always has been a completely unabashed Serl- timentaliSt.
 Here's chorus rehearsal, and the director is Manhattan's Bob Alton. I'm told the girls particu- larly want to work for him, in the hope that he'll take them east for Broadway show. For that, para doxically, would be the shortest route to featured roles on the screen.
 Good Place tO Eat
 A few miles southwest is Culver City, and, first, the Fox studio. It contains the best of all studio res- taurants, complete with murais. Right now, too, it's the most col- orful lunching spot in town, for the place is jammed with performers from several brilliant costume pie lures.
 There's big Victor McLaglen with Freddie Bartholomew. The latter doesn't act like 8 kidnapped child; i; you must admire his boise as he munches and chats while {, a still photographer takes pot-shots of him from all angles, and hundreds stare.
 Warner Baxter, Alice Faye, and Jack Oakie are making King of Burlesoue," and in this scene I get snicker from thinking how wide- ly at odds are the Hollywood cen- sors ands Gotham's Brothers Min- sky in matters of costuming thigh grinders.
 Blond Jean Harlow
 MGM is nearby, and there's Q lot of activity there Here are the "2iff raff' sets shabby slum rooms, a prison warden's office. the prison itself. And Jean Harlow An a little one-piece frock of drab pris- on gingham and flatheeled slippers the delinquent mode.
 Her new, blond-brown hair is perfectly coiffed. but her face IS lined from a hard day of weeping. They've been shooting some Of the sad scenes, and Jean is tired :. .. spenced Tracy is tired of learning all the changes they keep putting into his script.
 "The Great ziegfeld" is being
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-24

Northern Ireland will build la- borers' cottages to rent ct 60 cents a week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-24

photographed all over the lot, so I should find a good many familiar New York faces .. There are Fan- ny Brice, who natriculated with the giorifying Follies in 1910, and Ann Pennington, who in ziegfeld's class of 'l3 was voted the girl whose legs were most likely to succeed /. They're watching scene In which ziegfeld and Sandow, his strong map protege, attend the worlds fair of 1892. William Powell wand CTS over presently to shake hands and to ask whether I think he looks like the late Flo I admit frank ly that don't believe he does, but declare the picture will be the bet- ter for 1t.
 Each to His Taste
 People of simple tastes, these Hollywoodsmen: Wallace Berry
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-24

Sullivan, Randolph Scott and Wal ter Connolly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-24

Barrie, Helen Westley and Laura Hope Crewes.
 Sunday brings another dandy show to be headlined by Sylvia Sid- ney in Mary Burns, Fugitive" also "So Red the Rose" with Margaret
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-24

drives his own flivver. Leslie Howard likes corned beef and cab- bage. William Powell won't have Q valet. Spencer Tracy prefers to curry and rub down his own horses. Clark Gables idea of fun is cleaIi- ing guns and shining up his hunt ing equipment. A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-24

many other things in Hitch Hike To Heaven" have happened in movieland, and picture-wise patrons will recognize them even if they aren't tagged "real."
Evening star., 1936-11-29
Three Sold-Three to Go.
Owner and Builder
o24 14th St. NV.

Three Sold-Three to Go.
those beautiful little homes ON cLAGETr
STREET NE. and have Just three more
to sell: We don't know where you can
home In this convenient neishborhood.
SIX ROOMS AND TILE BATH-hot-water
heat--oak noors-full finished basement
porches-front and rear yards. NEAR
18th AND H STREETS NE, BORDERING
K1NGMAN PARK. Step out Of your back
YOU want to go. JUST LITTLE CASH
90 OR S45.0e per month will buy one
OF these homes at a price that will sur
and We will show you something In Q
home that's really right
Evening star., 1936-11-29
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS,
Woodbridge, D. c.

1923 Bunker Hill rd-A new Cape Cod
home. the last Of four of these houses
built this season: . 1T living room. open
room. large kitchen with built-in cabinets:
two bed rooms and colored tile bath and
shower on second floor; sun deck on the
stripped and screened: detached sarage:
and ideal place to live: real value: 81 900
down. So 30 month; Open until n
R. l. ave ne North 1908
Evening star., 1936-11-29
MASS. AVE. PARK.

zoos .34th st. NV. Exclusive section:
beautiful detached. center hall plan brick:
open. fireplace. doors leading out to side
porch, dining room. kitchen with electric
refriseration.. Second floor. bed rooms.
garage; new-house condition: large lot.
trees and shrubbery. The best buy in this
exclusive section. Only Sl4,5OO. Open
Sunday.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC,
Shoreham Bldg. Natl 1850.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
WOODBRIDGE HOMES.
BARGAIN.
NEAR 10th ST. NV.

400 BLOCK MONTAGUE ST.
1st floor contains reception hall. dining
room living room. breakfast room and
kitchen, I'd hoor-4 bedrooms and bath.
H.-wh.. cleo. puckwheat blower. PRICE.
$10,95O. Call MR.. GUIFFRE. Met. 1927:
Evening star., 1936-11-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.

ee 600 FOR GROOM. BATH. NEW INsU-
ssss ssssr: nS isrss lot: @ ssist select nsisSboT:
s@ass%sss sS:5s:s 4 Ss:isss: Hs Home at zoos sis' st.
webster SITS. NV. Beautiful S-room. 2-bath
semi-detached home. modern in every de-
tail; electric .refrigeration.. large kitchen
home should sell to the ,first person to
inspect because Of unusual circumstaness
pS sf oT .oTsi. s5ss & Sos sesSS sS e Gs MR.
sis z 1eSm: small ToSa sssh Ss}snss i.
Sz;s SSs;;;sE,fssd' '' lfis sssh Dl. e: Lincoln
BEST WoODRIDGE SECTION. N,E.-sAC-
Fince large 6-room brick. semi-det.. large
o or y nsy rent ,sr ss
home. four bed rooms. large lot: beautiful
SURROUNDINGS. Address Box 9b-T. Star
= Ssa 'ssse lss%:? sSsSHEas $3.50 ADAMS
4 DESIRABLE DETACHED HOME on
Ront fsRSY i hbsss Pssss co e So
ssM 1h RsGK snd HEosE IN wv viz
PeReY FL. hRiUssEEILI e.. l5s1 x ST. NV.
2942 NEWARK ST. N.W.I R.. 3 B.;
$500 cash balance like rent. Met. 1900.
CLOSE CAPITOL. WIDOW SACRIFICES
6.rm. modern house, FUR; $3.50. Don't
3s.250-NEw DETACHED s-R.- BRICK
house with slate roof baths. gear ga
iase; high elevation; lot. 6Ox1 10; No. 8
Gsggs I'd. Md. iust over D. c. line at
town; near d. c. school: price includes oil
burner. gas or electric range; electrical re-
fion win be made on price of house. Open
until p.m. Phone Emerson 1904.
B. AOQMs. on HEkT. REAR PORCHEs
ylassed-in. screens: rental S90; $500
eash. OWNER. Address BOX 3e6-v. Star
Evening star., 1936-11-29
SAUL'S ADDITION.
BUSINESS IS GOOD.

0OOkN EOO 10 IOODs
GETTING BETTER ALL THE TIME. We
have to offer. this week one exceptionally
s and Is MeKinIey Ies~izh Hiah a school. aa4 81.
NE. This house is going to be put in alb
solutely new house condition from top to
bottom within the next few days: YOU
CAN GET REAL BARGAIN HERE NOW.
1928 LDGATIoN ST. NV. Here's home
house he % in ABsoLUTELY NEW-HoUsz
CONDITION we expect to landscape and
5eautify the lot within the next few day:
BY contracting US now you might make q
VERY SWEET DEAL" Plenty of other
homes all over the CITY to select from and
corps Of live. intelligent real estate sales
Rsn At sEsT serx!ss HEMEMREH wEdf Edf
do ANYTHING to put = across "A a
time MAKE A PASS AT US II you are
FROM MISSOURI" We believe In the
future growth Of our Capital and that now
is the time to buy . home before prices
advance. 1t don't take SO much cash to
do business with US either. See. phone or
write.
Capital View Realty Co.,
927 New York Ave NV Natl. 9197.
SUNDAYS and Evenings Atl. 1888.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
SACRIFICE.
LESS THAN So 900.

want to show you one Of the most
attractive houses in Chevy Chase. Md
bath open fireplace. garage: large corner
lot covered with. beautiful trees and
tation and both schools. This house is
priced 4OTo lower than original sales price
and is a bargain. Splendid terms. Call
Mr.. HOBBAY. North 10000. Branch 1"3-
all day Sunday
Evening star., 1936-11-29
COZY AND WARM.

- coLoRED-1621 5th STREET NV
Blk rooms and bath-hot-water heat
everything modern-front and rear yards
-new fencing. This house has Just been
TOP TO BOTTOM. AL walls scraped-
FLOORS FINISHED and it is really and
who wants to be close to downtown and
all conyeniences. Look 1t over. SMALL
DOWN PAYMENT. PRICED TO SELL.
$4,000 or $4,000 per month will pay for
1t. Use your rent money. Vacant and
ready Tor occupancy now. CALL Mr..
COOPER. All. R333
Evening star., 1936-11-29
rs JEFFERSON ST, NE.

Corner Blair rd.-A new brick bunga-
place: . rooms can be arranged on second
hoor: automatic oil heat: built.in garage;
porches: $1,000 down. sos per month.
See 1t today: Directions: Drive out n H:
I'd. left one block Heated and lighted un-
til pm. daily. WOODBRIDGE REALTY
O:lEG n North 1cQ3
Evening star., 1936-11-29
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
63O2 DELAWARE ST..

BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE.
Detached brick Colonial in brand-new
condition: 2 rooms. baths, servants
ncs ot fc.d rifs
on reasonable terms to responsible pur-
chaser INSPECTION by appointment. Phone
OWNER. National 5636: night and Sunday.
call Cleveland 6713.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY Cash FOR 6-s ROOM HOUSE
that can be converted into two-family
apts.: ne. preferred. Geo. 64s4.
parocSial Schools Schools. $500 to $1,000; $500 500
ssaa; essh; agents please do no answer. Col.
SMALL HOUSES, ANY CONDITION. WILL
pay cash, make quick settlement or will
trade. Col. 9l35 any day till 8 pm.
IMMEDIATE Cash: SMALL. HOUSES:
reasonable. Z. w BAILEY, Adams 47S6.
or mail to 1435 Meridian NV.
I PAY ALL CASH FOR OLD d. C. HOUSES
and hats in any condition: no commits
sion. Address Box civ. Star once.
I PERSONALLY PAY Cash FOR WASH
in1ton property. brick or frame, g. @.
DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. National 1882.
! PAY Cash FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR
frame. white or colored Immediate action.
No commission. z A. GARVEY. District
450s 1126 Vermont ave.
wOODRmGE-BUNGAL Close 70
trans; must be barGain; small down pay.
ment; Govt. emplcye. Address Box 293-v.
Star once
HOUSE DOWNTOWN SUITABLE FOR
renting rooms. Address Box 9e-T. star
MODERN. WHITE HOUSES ANY SIC.
ton; not over 5000; quick settlements
s,- ,.,, .F99ER Moss s..,... s,s,.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

ooLoREp-NIoE DETACHED HOME IN
excellent condition. ami. and
nci9hborhood: rent. S35.75. CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY co. 927 New York ave.
NV. National 9797.
COLORED-624 5Oth st. NE" r.
elec. furnace heat: $40. L. c. WINTERS,
1903 You st. NV. North 93l9.
ROOMS, AMI, GARAGE. TEA ST.
s rooms, hoo block Lamont. 1901 Meade
St. ne. North 2223.
COLORED-1359 ST. N.E-6 ROOMS.
co. 1924 VT. ave. Metropolitan 500.
ll12 NEW JERSEY AVE. Sc. S25. 1891
Evans I'd. Sc. $3.50. Metropolitan 1900.
Decatur 1912.
COLORED. THE PYTHIAN HALL. 18th
and You sts-Now available for LODGE
MEETINGS.; rates reasonable. An ONCE
is maintained in building open daily from
6 to pm. Address communications to
JAMES e. SCOTT. I'll Florida ave. NV. l.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NEED FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
houses. BUNGALOWS: apartments. List with
me for quick rentals LESLIE D. MEASELL.
Cleveland 3465. go
GROOM HOUSE ALL MODERN I'M
provements. in District or nearby MARYLAND,
Nader $50. Phone Shepherd 2740-M.
LARGE BUILDING. SUITABLE FOR
state size. rent. etc. Address Box 334-V,
Star ONCE.
DETACHED UNFURN. HOUSE 10 OR
Address Box 359-V. Star ONCE.
A LARGE HOUSE IN DOWNTOWN SEC.
ton suitable for guest house. furnished
or unfurnished. Phone Cleveland 4949.
m BROOKLAND.
SMALL HOUSE OR APT.
CALL NORTH 9446. MORNINGS.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
HOUSES FOR. SALE.
OWNER SAYS SELL,

brick. rooms. baths. double brick as.
rage: may trade; submit oner. Geo. 64S4.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
NEAR EASTERN HIGH.

Rooms: Q Baths Garage.
Brand-neW 2-story and cellar brick.
suitable for two families: reception hall.
Hyine room. bath. dining room and kitch-
en-, first door Three bedrooms. bath, 2nd
fioor. One IL equipped with gas and
recreation room and lavatory. Built-in
garage. Priced SS,460.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72Q 18th ct. NV. Realtor Natl 0763.
EVE or Sunday GeorRia SO79.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
CASH TALKS.

finished attic. recreation room, porches
all latest construction, automatic heat; at
bus line and schools: best NV. section.
Park. by owner and builder. District 036S,
Evening star., 1936-11-29
BRIGHTWOOD
BARGAINS.
(Centinued..

Homes. any size. any location, terms to
suit you. MIR. TAYLOR. Adams 4656.
THIS WEEK-WnL RENT OR SELL OUR
nice 7-room home In woodbridge. partly
District 5979.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM HOUSE, N. H. AND
Georgia aves. near schools. stores: 81 $50.
Address Box 263-V. Star ONCE.
ONLY $3.50 ABOVE 1st TRUST or $3, 800
buys this modern Groom Colonial brick In
ne. Geo. 5000. Sunday. CleYe. S46A.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

Center-hall plan (bed room and bath
on LIST ioor). also servants quarters and
bath: oil heat. slate roof. insulation. fur
large wooded corner lot in restricted COM
munity. Near bus, schools and stores.
GrosS % Chain "a Bride. bear left on Giebe ,d; ,rd;
l block on Chesterbrook rd) to sample
house. Agent on premises. Natl. $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

MI. PLEASANT-$S,360.
bath: extrs lavatory. front and rear
porches, built-in garage. This house can
be sold on $500 cash payment. balance
one trust. payable monthly; no reneVinr.
Mt. 500.
Another Gruver-built house. % feet wide
with real bed rooms, 2 baths. inclosed
porches and built-in garaRe.. "A most con-
yenient location and reasonable terms may
CLEVELAND PARK-s1s.5oo.
Detached all-brick, six rooms baths,
oil heat and 2.car garage. This house Is
situated in fine location on large lot and
will make some one Z most attractive
home.
CHEVY CHAsE-s1B.5O0.
Detached all-brick. rooms. Q baths,
center-hal plan. oil heat. 2.car garage
This Is q real home. built on lot e0x1 SS
and Is located in the best pfrt Of eooA Old
Chevy Chase, less than one block west OF
Conn. ave. This property Is clear and
terms may be arranRed to suit purchaser.
For further information call H. G. Biscoe.
DISTRICT REALTY CO.,
Eveninss. Cleveland Ss23.
sEAs sIaasv lIss bfet ASI nous, lsa:. s.;b
NV h, electricity and Gas: iust rene.
colored family wanting modern conditions
In this convenient section. friee, $500.
'''.s '.'a Legis 2. SHOEMAKER "a.
1tA0 n Ss. NV. Nsh. dAo0s
Evening star., 1936-11-29
$500.

Near 14th and Columbia Rd.
10 rooms. 3 baths. 2.car garage: perfect
condition; absolutely Q bargain; Immediate
possession. Col. 1914.
618 Z. ST. N.E.-9 RMS. 2 BATHS, AR
ranged in apts.: newly papered and paint
ed: oil burner; 2-car gar; good for tour
lists or roomers; bargain. $3.50. Open
Sunday. 2 to 8 pm.
$500 CASH, UP-NEW AND USED
homes. q to IL rms; to suit any require
ment. Call E. w. BAILEY. Adams 47S6.
Mr.. CAPITOL. NE s.E.-sEVERAL TO
3l43. or 500 st. ne
$4,000. HOUSE FOR $4,000. BEAUTI-
full home in exclusive section. u block
Wardman Park Hotel. Wide entrance hall.
large rooms. 5 porches. 2 baths on second
noor. large attic with finished rooms, won-
derful basement with bath. House about
o2 feet wide Brick Col Q12k
Evening star., 1936-11-29

WOODBRIDGE HOMES.
ne. South exposure. 5 rooms. tiled bath.
shower fireplace aoored attic. chestnut
lots. 40x157 To Inspect. out r. 1. ave.
to Js1h l5th s. ne. right | block to FIsnklin'
r; and b., ami. fireplace. sleepins
poreh sun porch; large lot: garage; price
3002 25th st. ne. Beautiful detached
rooms. bath maids room. large Kitchen
oil heat. large front porch: corner lot
S2x13O; 2-car garage. Out r.. I. ave. to
gath st. ne, right on oath to Hamlin.
LETT on Hamlin to home. Homes open
WIN. R. THoRowooop.
2O24 y. I. Ave: NE. Decatur O317.
BLAGDEN TERRACE.
Center hall det. brick in lovely 10th
st; Husbands. Spacious My. rm.. iarse
size porch. porch. 4 bed rooms. 2 b. Law. on
finished attic; slate roof: oil heat,
MISS REED,
Adaune
Evening star., 1936-11-29
HOUSES uNEvRNIsHEp,

TWO NEW COLONIAL BRICK HOUSES.
Seven rooms. two baths, oil heat. Van
Buren, st. and Blair I'd. NV; $65 month.
Gall Shepherd 2Ol5
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-30
HUMANE Group
WORKS TO CUT
ROAD DEATHS
Florida Field Man Takes
Home on Oakland Street
for the Summer

Rev. r. L. Griffith. Florida
representative of the American
Humane Education Society of
Boston, Mass, who spent three
months last year in Henderson,
Vile has returned for the season
and has taken a house at Oak
land street.
During his stay here last year
Mr.. Griffith introduced the work
of the American Humane Educa-
ton into the schools Of this city
and many Of the surrounding
towns. At the present time the
society has a membership of more
than 100000 organized into
over 100000 units which are
known as Bands of Mercy or Jun
ior Humane Societies. It furnishes
free textbooks to the schools and
sends without charge yearly
subscription to its illustrated
monthly magazine to each unit.
Fifty thousand copies are publish
ed each month. The American HUI
name Education society has the
endorsement Of many Of the most
prominent educators in the cOun-
try. The late Dr. Lincoln HUXLEY,
president Of Stetson University OF
Deland, Fla. wrote, 81 commend
the work Of the American HUI
name Education society and |
commend Mr.. Griffith to the good
graces Of the people Of Florida. -
Among his many letters OF
recommendation MIR. Griffith pre-
scented at The Times-News office
was one from hudson B. Walker,
superintendent Of schools in Or
ange county. Fla, in which is To-
Gated the City of Orlando with
its many excellent schools. The
following quotation is from Mr..
Walkers letter: "Mr. Griftith's
cause is among the most noble IN
our curriculum and has our ap-
prevail. Humane education is one
of the requirements of the state
department of education. What
ever consideration you show him
will be greatly appreciated.' Mr..
Griffith also presented letter
from R. G. Anders, superlntend-
ent of Henderson county schools,
commenting his work.
Mr.. Griffith has equipped, his
car with a loud&peaker and has
permits for its use in MANY cities.
He states that last year both Hen
Jacksonville and Asheville gladly
granted him permission to use 1t
in their streets. This year the
American Humane Education So
ciety is stressing the appalling
loss of life Of human beings and
animals on the highways. In 1883
more than $4,000 people and sew
eral hundred thousand animals
were slaughtered by automobiles
in this country. The society is
putting out thousands of posters
in it's effort to induce people to
drive carefully.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-30
I7-Houses

FOR RENT-Let us fix you up
comfortably with summer
home from our selected list of
clean and reasonably priced
houses, all classes. Edw. r.
Sutherland Co. Phone $50.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY.
By Williams

Having qualified as Admins
traitor of the Estate Of Margaret
A. Memminger, deceased, late OF
Charleston, South Carolina, and
Flat Rock, Henderson County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the Estate of the said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned
at Flat Rock, North Carolina, on
or before the 3rd day of June,
1887, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery.
This 2nd day Of June, 1886.
f. R. MEMMINGER,
administrator C. T. A. of the Es-
tate of Margaret A. Memmln-
ger, deceased. 6-2-IueS-otp
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-30

ing and being in Henderson Coun-
Being lots No. 90 and 20, 60,
81 and 60, 1877 and 1913 as shown
on a plat of Blue Ridge Heights
as recorded in Plat Book No. l,
page "a, office Of Register OF
Deeds for Henderson County,
North Carolina.
Lots No. %, % and 80 front
ing on Tracy Grove-Henderson
Highway No. 80. having 119 #.
frontage, No. % and 20 have each
rs #. frontage. Lots No. 1877 and
1913 fronting 25 feet each on Nc
Call Street.
Notice given this Both day Of
June, 1886.
THOS. H. FRANKS,
0-TueS-4tp Trustee.