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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12
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with the vice-president, Mrs. Roy
Bennett, in the chair in the abb
sence of the president, Mrs. w. L.
Swanson. The resignation of Mrs.
Drayton Justus as G. A. leader
was accepted with regret and Mrs.
NJ. L. Dorr was elected to take
her place. A count of the circles
resulted in the pin for attendance
going again to the Mamie Bomar
circle, Mrs. w. A. Bennett chair
man. Three new members were
introduced from the Mamie b.
mar circle. which will give the
program next month.
The Martha Sullinger circle had
charge of the program on Our
Young People for the afternoon,
Mrs. William Lott as leader in
charge. Mrs. w. C. Forsythe read
the Scripture, followed with
prayer by Mrs. ]. F. Brooks. Mrs.
J. H. Clevenger spoke on The
Youth Movement Over the World.
Carolyn Shipp. as a representa-
tive from the B. Y. P. u, talked
on The Missionary Youth Move
ment. Mrs. Frank Stations talk
was on what could be done to help
this movement. Two Sunbeam
songs were sung sweetly by Ann
and Gertrude Osborne of the SUM-
beam Band, accompanied by their
mother. Mrs. E. r. Osborne. A
reading by Betty Davis of the
G.. A. was the last feature before
the prayer by Mrs. Roy Bennett
which closed the meeting attend
ed by 46.
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Stage Show Will
Play At Carolina
"Three Little Words APP
pear II O'clock Tonight

The meteoric rise of the Three
Little Words to stardom on both
the stage and the radio networks
is said to be one of the most out
standing achievements, of the past
year in the entertainment world.
Just one year ago these three
ladies who will appear in a stage
show at The Carolina theatre at
IL o'clock tonight, were discover
ed in Oklahoma City.
The Three Little Words were
at once featured attraction in
the Coin Places revue, and dur
ing the next three months they
appeared in threatres in II states.
Then they were headlined in the
Earle Theatre, Washington for
several weeks during which time
an automobile firm signed them
for a radio commercial program.
They next attracted the attention
of officials of the Columbia
Broadcasting System in New York
when they were introduced by
Kate Smiths mother from Wash
ington, D. c., on the SondbirdS'
network birthday party.
New York was the next step.
They were placed in the hands of
Ted Collins, Kate Smiths mana
ger, and during the six months
that followed, were featured in.
Kate Smiths unit which played
many principal cities in the Uni
ted States. simultaneously, the
Columbia Broadcasting Sys e m
featured them twice weekly over
their complete coast-to-coast net
work. -
Appearing with them here in
their new unit, broadway Merry
Go-Round," is q noteworthy sup
portingf cast, including Cliff
Crane, Earl Carroll Vanities Star,
Beth Raborn and Billy Austin,
Jack and Judy Kane, Kohn and
DEFINITE, and a great cast of Var
iety Guild favorites, including the
Round and Around Orchestra.
India expects to get 27,7l9,OOO
tons of rice from 81 ,454 acres this
uaor
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BELLE BENNETT
CIRCLE MEETS

The Belle Bennett circle met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Harry E. Buchanan. The chair.
man, Mrs. Charles Cheves, asked
all to repeat the Lords Prayer to-
gether. The devotional was IN
charge of Mrs. w. B. Wilson.
Mrs. J. N. Brunson gave a good
report of the district conference
which she attended last week in
Asheville. hrs. J. r. Whitley, who
has recently come here to make
her home, was welcomed as a new
member. The regular dismissal
prayer was used. Punch and wa,
fers were served during the social
hour.
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from -Bradenton, Fla.

from -Bradenton, Fla. ..... ..
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. McNaugh-
ton, of Cocoanut Grove, Fla, have
returned to their summer home to
spend several months and have as
their guest, Mr.. McNaughton's
niece, Miss Caroline Butler, of
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Council.
man arrived last night to visit the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
S: Sargent, with whom Mrs. Coun-
Gilman will remain for about ten
days while Mr.. Councilman at.
tends the Baptist convention in
st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Haviland
of st. Petersburg, Fla, are spend.
ing some time at the Skyland no.
tel as is their custom before thew
go north for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Kernagban.
of Batesburg, S. c., spent about
ten days here and will return on
June l for the season.
Rev. ]. D. Mauney and his son,
Jack Mauney, were here on Sat
urday and his daughter, Mrs. Ben
Brown and little Miss Beverly re-
turned with them for q visit of a
week.
Miss Mile Stewart, of Phila-
delphia, Pa, has occupied the
Winchester house for the summer.
Mrs. Leeming Grimshaw has
gone to Conover to join Mr.. Grim
shaw and they will make their
home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Herbert and
children have returned to, Nor
canton after a visit to relatives
durin gthe weekend. ..
Mrs. Bill Williams was expect
ed today from St. Petersburg,
Fla, where she has spent the WIN
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Turbeville
announce the birth of a daughter,
Vivian Yvonne, on Friday, May 8,
ut their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Justus and
the latter's moher, Mrs. Mary Nix,
have moved to their new home on
he Chimney Rock road.
Mr.. Roone Arledge of New York
City, is here to be with his brother,
Mr.. w. B. Arledge, who is improv-
ing now.
Mrs. j. G. Waldrop after visit
ng her daughter, Mrs. l.. A. lzlar,
N Charleston, S. c., and other
sons and daughters in Greenville
md Bethel, N. c., as we'll as rela-
ives near Tryon, has returned to
Ter home, Maple Grove. which she
will open soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Ewbank and
son. H. H. Ewbank, Jr., spent the
weekend in Gastonia with Mr..
md Mrs. Richard Mason.
Mrs. Joseph Delaney of La
Grange, ga, is the guest of Mr..
Ind Mrs. Samuel Ludlow: Mr.. and
Ms. Delaney will return in June
or the summer and early fall.
Mrs. H. W.. Parker and daugh-
er, Anne, are visiting relatives in
High Point. =.
Miss Cora Spangler of st.
Petersburg, Fla, is spending a
lew days here en- route to Ocean
view, N. j., where she will spend
he summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arledge of
were here yesterday to
visit relatives.
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May Day Festival
AtH. S. Gym On
Thursday Night

A May Day Festival in the form
of a carnival is to be held at the
high school gymnasium on Thurs
day night at Z o'clock. The event
is sponsored by the athletic asso-
citation and proceeds will go to the
association. .9
There will be sideshows and a
variety of entertainment, includ-
ing dancing and tumbling exhibl-
tions and boxing and wrestling
matches.
The May Queen. elected during
the evening, will be crowned as
the final event.
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OLD TABLE RETURNS

SENECA, Kas. (UP).-Forty
years ago Mr., and Mrs. D. B.
Harsh sold a walnut table to a
secondhand dealer because that
kind Of furniture was not in style.
Recently walnut has come into its
own again. They saw the table at
a neighbor's home and bought it
back.
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a., c. r. McManaway'
! "'S Society Editor
ss Before II Noon
- the PRESBYTERIAN
ri VI ,,rT YESTERDAY

tsI s gS MET YESTERDAY
W. | met yesterday aft
Gr-t =; III the home of DR.. Bertha
go. .,: =, with Mrs. A. w. Cal
ans:S'i; oint hostess, y members
% j. yyisitor being in attend
one The chairman, Mrs; ].
b. cmyth presided, and Mrs.
s' u $ gave the devotions in
s S,,rf OF Mrs. H. Walter
E.. The program on Mon
!; r. .ss in charge Of Mrs. 5. W. !.
o. " vs. o,ssisted by MeSdames T.
l7T;..r, III Philip ThibOdeau and
A SSc%rfb taking part. Miss X.
i s,i asked for assistance for
re- 'a..yJ woman in connection
w.. ~ social service work.
.! ,lS Noting OF Circle No. 4 was
x ~ me home of Mrs. A. j.
with l3 members present
e. new auxiliary president,
Eth J. Fam. as a special guest
I r |. Grey presided and Mrs.
: = randolph gave the Bible
y A. usual. Mrs. Z. Hosmer
,sarge of the program and
sisted by MeSdames Flor
P r,arklin and V. NJ. Parks.
e., was read from the circles
.s,S ' bow 4, Black Mountain and
NJ Walter W. Carpenter con-
~ the meeting of Circle No.
~ met at the home of Mrs.
= Nam. The business session
,sortened in order that the
r: MIGHT attended the May
|, ingram at FaSsifern. A WISH
4 M. ". J. Mccoy, gave the
ban and the Bible lesson was
| ,i,rse Of Mrs. Thomas II.
L. rb- meeting being attend
r. II members and l visitor.
H. Carhryn WiSeman was hos
,ss evening at the meeting of
E. No. : which was presided
1, m Miss Anna Lindsay Good. |
|. S,,Ip voted 70 adopt a new
[,,r in response To a letter
1. he Black Mountain manage
I, and box of clothes was
FL Misses Catherine Good |
l. and Maggie Good will form !
1 9rmilJee for this month to !
[ after a cOlored family which |
Fan helped by this group. Miss |
|sinan presented the Bible
kv
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OPEN PENTEC0STAL ..
HOLINESS REVIVAL

An old-time revival meeting be-
gan last Sunday night at the
Pentecostal Holiness church, on
Cherry street, with the Rev. Paul
Jones of Mt. Airy, preaching.
Services will continue for two
weeks and are held each night at
7:45 O'Clock: Rev. Jones has
wide experience as an evangelist.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland F. Aston
have returned home after spend
ing the winter in Clearwater. Fla.
Mrs. E. A. Hood has taken Mrs;
A. G.. Green's cottage in Laurel
Park for the season and has with
her two sons. Edwin and Joe Bell
daughter, Miss Virginia, and Miss
Alice Best, who came with her
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NO BABY; ARRESTED

KANSAS CITY, May IL. (UP).
Motorcycle Patrolman Preston
Fleetwood excused the speeding
offense of Cabbie Everett Stuart
when he said his fare was an ex-
peetant mother en- route to q hos
pital. Stuart was rearrested, how
ever, after Fleetwood checked hos
pitfalls and found no babies born.
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d. A. r. MEETING TO BE
HELD ON THURSDAY

The Joseph Mcdowell cnapter'
Daughters of-the American Revo-
luton, will meet on Thursday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs. W.
NJ. Sherard, with. Mrs. o. A. Mey-
err and w. E. Bracket as joint
bostesses. The new district direc-
tor, Mrs. Thorwald Berg, and her
secretary, Mrs. Galloway, of Bre-
ward and the outgoing director,
Mrs. Gilbert H. Morris and her
secretary, Mrs. Asbury Bennett.
and Mrs. L. E. Fisher who Is reg
emit of the Edward Buncombe
chapter, all three of Asheville,
have been invited as special
guests.
Members whom the hostesses
are unable to reach by telephone
are requested to call Mrs. Meyer.
The Ellis Island box. has been
held over until this meeting in or
der that sufficient contributions
NAV be made to send it of. Mrs.
H B.. Kelly, program chairman,
has arranged a lovely musical
program. o.. -,,.-s
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BOND FORFEITED

In city court this morning
Glover Pace, charged with Great
ing disturbance by driving a
mule and cart on the sidewalk,
failed to appear for trial and for
feited q cash bond.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12
RESTRICTS STUDENTS

SHANGHAI. (UP)-A decree
forbidding Chinese students at
colleges in foreign countries from
marrying has been issued by the
foreign ministry here.
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sTuLWELLS RETURN FROM
DEJ IGHTFUL TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Erie G. StiIIWelI
have returned home after. de-
lightful trip to several points;
They motored to Rocky mount ann
Wilmington, where Mr.. Stillwell
had to go on business. They at,
tended a meeting of the national
council of the architectural regis
tration board in Old Point Com,
fort, Va, and later a national
meeting of the American instl.
tute of Architects, to both OF
which Mr.. Stillwell went as dele
gate, the latter being held in Will
liamsburg, Va. e.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12
WALKS THROUGH WINDOW

CHICAGO, May IL. (UP).-Ed-
ward Skoroz tried to climb aboard
street car yesterday and went
through a plate glass window into
doughnut shop. Confused by
blurred vision, he had tried to
board the reflection of the street
car in the bakery window. 49,.
Nearly $15,OO0,OOO worth of
furniture was shipped into Eng
land in the last five years.
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ATIST MISSIONARY
IgrINS HELD

Ir. Woman'S Missionary So
X Of the First Baptist church
there yesterday afternoon
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PAGE THREE

Address envelope Julia Boyd TmesNews Bureau, lob
Ayen New York N
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Many annoyances of our daily lives
rush, worry, noise, mental strain-slow
down the flow of the digestive fluids
so necessary to good digestion.
Science and common experiences agree
that smoking a Camel stimulates di-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12

, India expects to get 27,7l9,OO0
tons of rice from 81 ,454 acres this
year.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12

gestion, increases the flow of digestive
fluids. alkaline digestive fluids.
From CancPs costlier tobaccos you
get unequaled mildness. Smoke Camels
for comforting Ef-for well-being-
for digestionS sakei They set you right!
Evening star., 1936-12-18
PLANES SALUTE
CRAZY WR|GHTS"
Co-lnventor of AirpIane Is
Accorded Honors by Avia.
= ton Leaders.
~ the Associated Press.


DAYTON, Ohio. December i6.-
Orville Wright, who looked down on
the sands of Kitty Hawk, N. c., 80
years ago in mans first flight in a
heavier -than-air machine, looked up
yesterday at shiny. 2l-pasSenger air
liner dipping in salute to those crazy
Wright boys" co-inventors Of the air
plane.
Orville's brother. Wilbur. who helped
10 build the cratelike machine which
few for IL seconds above Kitty Hawk
m December IT, 1903, died in 1912.
Men high in aviation laid a wreath on
his grave.
Orville Wright broke the routine Of
his quiet life to accept the honors
brought to him and join in a dedi-
catory ceremony at the Municipal Air
port marking the start of transconti-
mental air service for Dayton.
Letter From Roosevelt.
From President Roosevelt came a
letter extending "the greetings and
good wishes of the American people
Throughout the Nation" the Presi-
dent wrote, your fellow airmen who
are also your devoted followers, are
observing this anniversary in gratitude
to you and your brother Wilbur for
showing us the way to fly. They are
being joined by countless numbers of
citizens, who, while not directly con-
nected with the science of aviation,
revere the Wright brothers and recog-
nize the value of their contribution to
the advancement of the world"
Among the men honoring Wright
%ere John F. Victory, secretary Of the
National Advisory Committee for Aero
nautics; Capt. Stanley NJ. Kraus,
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics; Brig
Gen. A. w. Robins and Maj. Gen.
Oscar Westover, assistant and chief,
respectively. of the Army Air Corps
Lyman j. Briggs, head of the Bureau
Of Standards: Charles 6. Abbott. Sec
retary of the Smithsonian Institution;
Eugene Vidal, director of air commerce
of the Department of Commerce, and
William P McCracken. jr., former
Assistant Secretary of the Department
of Commerce.
Sand Put on RunwayS.
Two bags of sand brought from
Kitty Hawk were strewn on the run
ways of the airport before the landing
II the first scheduled transcontinental
plane there.
The city was made a regular stop
On the east and west and north and
south lines of T. w. A. and American
Airlines. Sprinkling of the sand from
Kitty Hawk on the runways, officials
pointed out, made it possible for the
Evening star., 1936-12-18
J. M. RIEHLE DIES;
INSURANCE LEADER
Prominent New York Democrat
Was Commended by Wilson
for War Work.

BY the Associated Pres.
NEW YORK, December 18.-John
NJ. Richie, one Of New York's leading
insurance men and prominent Demo-
crat, died Wednesday at his Manhas-
set, Long Island. home. He was 73.
Insurance men In all parts of the
country paid him tribute November
16, his 4oth anniversary as general
agent for the Equitable Life Assurance
Society. He was president of John M.
Richie & Co., Inc. insurance brokers.
For seven years Richie served as
president of the National Democratic
Club. He was officially commended by
President Wilson for services to the
Nation during the World War.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Glare
Richie, and three children, Theodore
Evening star., 1936-12-18

M. Richie. his business associate for
the last "a years; Ottilie Richie and
Clarisse Hoff.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at the st. James Lutheran Church
and q private burial will take place at
Locust Valley, N. Y.
Evening star., 1936-12-18
GAIL PATRICK IS BRIDE
OF RESTAURANT MAN

ager Of Brown Derby"
Chain in ii Juana.
By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, December l8.-Gail
Patrick, Alabama film beauty, and
Robert Howard Cobb. Hollywood res
taurateur, were married at Tia Juana,
Mexican border resort, yesterday.
The bridal party, including Miss
Patrick's secretary, Jean Edwards,
and Charles Seymour, left Hollywood
last night by motor car. The actress
was due back at her studio today.
A native of Birmingham, Ala, Miss
Patrick began her romance with Cobb,
who is 81, shortly after she came to
Hollywood in 1888 as winner of film
Panther Woman" contest.
Cobb is manager of a chain Of
Brown Derby" restaurants.
Evening star., 1936-12-18

Inauguration planes to land on the
sand from which orville Wright took
of SO years ago when he and his
brother were still "those crazy Wright
boys"
Evening star., 1936-12-18
POST TO PRESENT TOYS
Costello Legion Unit to Give
PARTY for 200 Children.

Party for 200 Children.
Some 200 children will get toys and
stockings at the annual Christmas
party of the Vincent Costello Post,
American Legion, to be held tomorrow
at the Thomson School, Twelfth and
L streets, at 3 pm.
Entertainment will be provided by
the Morris Winthrop Studio. Baskets
for needy veterans will be distributed
Deronher %
Evening star., 1936-12-18
U. s. Is Largest Market.

u 5' 1s AdI StSC U1HIktC.
Switzerland is shipping more
watches to the United States than
to any other country.
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@1z62SM&AMy&

Convention announcements 49, Frank A. k"'
bank, general chairman
Completion of committee reports
Report mid-year national conventon-N' l.
Price. president, Charlotte Exchange
Report of special Pinehurst commttee-SaA'
uel j. Fisher, chairman, Ashevl!le.
Report of North Carolina Commute, , W.
Rates, Rules, and Forms-Ben 5. Mckee, '''''
man, Raleigh.
Address -Hon. Geo. C. Long, Jr, Tce, !s',j
dent, The Phoenix Insurance Co.. i"''''
Conn.
Executive session.
Recognition of member agents.
Drawing of attendance prize. an
Adjournment for lunch, to rcconIehe d.
1880 P. M. liant
Convention called to order by the
Discussion of vital questions contIi'"''
Report of the resolutions committee
Installation of officers. ..rrer.
Invitations received for 4Oth annual '"'
tion.
Drawing of attendance prize.
Adjournment sine die.
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PROGRAM
Monday, June 18th
1000 A. M.

1000 A. M.
Convention called to
order by the President.
america"
Invocation by the Rev.
Broadus E. Wall, pastor,
Hendersonville Bap t i S t
church.
Recognition of Host
Exchange.
Convention announce
ments; Frank A. Ewbank,
general chairman.
Presidents annual ad-
dress-Wm. der. Scott,
Graham, N. C.
Administration report,
L. E. Dimmette, vice
president, Lenoir, N. c.
Managers report - S.
G. Otstot, Raleigh, N. G.
Introduction of guests.
Address-Mr. w. Ow-
en- Wilson, chairman, ma
tional executive commit
tee, Richmond, Va.
Greetings from North
Carolina Insurance De-
partment - Hon. Dan c.
Boney, Insurance Com
missioner, Raleigh, N. c.
Greetings from Amerl-
can Association of 1nsur-
ance General Agents.
Mr.. Louis E. English,
chairman, executive COM
mittee, Richmond, Va.
Greetings from South
eastern Underwriters AS
ISOLATION, - Mr.. Paul B.
Hulfsh, assistant secre-
:tary, Atlanta, Ga.
Greetings from North
Carolina Inspection and
Rating Bureau-Mr. Lam
don Hill, manager, Ra-
leigh, N. C.
Greetings from Field
mems Conference - Mr..
Godfrey Cheshire, chair
man, Raleigh, N. C.
Appointment of COM
mittees.
Address-Mr. B. Con-
way Taylor, manager,
Baltimore branch office,
United States Fidelity &
Guaranty Co., Baltimore,
Md.
Treasurer's report-A.
B. Morgan, treasurer, Ra-
leigh, N. C.
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Osceoa Lake Popular boating bathing fishing and residential
section. Doou
tiful lake and woods
Camp Pinnacle and Lake. One of attractive organized
in this section for boys and girls
Highland Lake. Highland lake and hotel and summer headqua
ters of Georgia Military Academy.
Assembly of Reformed Presbyterian church
St. Episcopal church in this part
of the country. Over 100 years old.
Flat Rock Many beautiful estates developed than
residences by wealthy citizens mainly
from South Carolina before Hendesonvlle established
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The outstanding points of interest near Hen
iersonve available by motor indicated in the above map
CRYSTAL Springs unusually and bold spring OF remark
ably pure and cold water.
Hotel The unfinished structure top OF mountain
thousand above Hendersonvile.
Jumpo Reached by turning left at entrance to
Fleetwood grounds Both afford unusual panoramic views
Rhododendron Lake. Most popular bathing place the Carolina
beautiful Laurel Park
Country Donald golf Is holes bent
City Beautifully of mountain above
which brought Is miles sgah National Forest
and Game Preserve
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Election of officers.
Report of standing committees.
Cnnunntinn annn,1nnnnn nntc

Election Of officers.
Report of standing committees.
Convention announcements.
Drawing attendance prize.
Adjournment.
2p. m.-For the women: A trip to Chimney
Rock with tea at the Cliff Dweller's Inn
8 p. m.-Golf tournament Complimentary
tickets will be presented to all convention Wis
tors by the manager of the Carolina theatre.
ID. m.-Informal get-together dinner at the
Skyland hotel. Hon. Paul L. Haid, president of
the Insurance Executives Association, New
York City, will deliver the principal dinner ad-
dress.
9p. m.-Convention dance in the ballroom of
the Skyland hotel, complmentary.to convention
guests.
Tuesday, June 18th
For the women Drive through the famous
Flat Rock country side, visiting some of the fine
old estates.
1000 A. M.
Convention called to order by the president.
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Tuesday, June 18th

Convention called to order by the president.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-09
Contract Bridge

Of the 9. Lead the J CT clubs. East
will refuse to cover. Lead a low club.
Win with dummy's =. West will
show = out. making 1t impossible to
capture the X. Lead a 'ow spade.
Finesse the 10. Lead the X Of spades.
Enter dummy with its Ace Of clubs.
West had best let go his lowest
heart. Lead dnmmy's Ace and Q Of
spades. picking up Vests j. Dis
card declarer's lowest heart and low
est club. East can let go two hearts.
Now for the squeeze. Lead the
last spade from dummy Let go de-
clarer's 10 Of diamonds. Keep the 10
of clubs. to make East keep his K.
so that the @ OF diamonds may be
picked up, if he happened to hold 1t.
East will let go his last heart. which
he would not do unless he knew his
partner could stop that suit Every
one now is down to his last four
cards. as shown on diagram below.