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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23
RED CROSS TOTALS
RISE VERY SLOWLY
Slightly More Money Turn
ed in Over Weekend,
Chairman Reports

Totals are rising slowly in the Red
Gross Roll Call campaign, Chairman
Henry E. White said today. He re-
ported receipts over the weekend OF
$14 from the Rotary club, represent
ing IA memberships, and said he had
placed four memberships, making a
total of $18, which, added to the
$4,000 previously reported, made a
total of $2O49O realized in the solicita-
ton so far.
The quota for the Vance county
chapter is 600 memberships and a
minimum of $780, There is much
more work yet to be done in the city
and no reports have yet been received
from workers who are contracting the
colored people or the rural sections.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23
SHERIFF GOES FOR
MAN IN MARYLAND

Sheriff j. E. Hamlet left this aft
ernoon for Jessup, Md, where he goes
to bring back to this county a white
man named Herbert C. Smith, want
ed for the theft of an automobile be-
longing to Guy P. Wells. Smith had
been living at the home of Mr.. Wells
in the Dabney section, and one day
sent Smith to town in the car, which
never was heard of again. Sheriff
Hamlet said Smith had served time
for one or two offenses in the Mary
land city.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23
some MISUNDERSTANDING.

some misunderstanding
At two rural churches servos
Rev. ]. D. Crawford, of tho Mo ,eo by
Protestant churches, the votes "ouiSt
against Sunday amusements ciu were
M. P. church voted IS against ' U
day movies and 10 for, and At Hun oui'
chapel, also one of Mr.. Cranforas,
churches, the vote was 80 against ~
none for. 'iu
A meeting of the ministerial &c..
citation is to be held to consid as'O
course of action in the light Of a. .
vote, which is expected to NJ ro, ue
stronger numerically when tho m 'asa
ing is held than the few votes toda.
The ballots distributed SUNDAY caI y
ed for no signatures, merely an t om
phatic expression for or against th,
proposition. wy
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23
JUNIOR CHAMBER TO
MEET THIS EVENING

A meeting of the Junior Chamber
of Commerce will be held this even
ing at o'clock at Hill Top tea room,
according to an announcement made
today.
Committee reports will be heard
and probably President T. P. Gholson
will appoint secretary-treasurer of
the group to function in the place of
Sam Afford, who vacated the post
last meeting night, due to the press
of private business matters.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

1. What do the initials U. S. S. R
stand for?
2. What is the Arabic word for fatb.
er?
3. Who was the goth President of tho
United States?
4. Name the birth stone of November
5. Which An lean poet has been
nicknamed "The Good Gray Poet?"
6. Name the two Sioux Indian chief
tains who were leaders in the In.
dian War of 1875.
Z. What is the name for Swiss sum.
mer house or villa?
8. Who discovered the carbon arc
for electric lights?
9. Who was Emile Gebhart?
10. In which European city is Char.
ing Cross?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23
THANKSGIVING SPECIALS
AT THE STATE THEATRE

The State has a THANKSGIVING
week program that will be enjoyed
by all, opening Monday and Tuesday
with "The Bride Comes Home" with
Colbert and MacMurray. Wednesday
James Dunn in 1.-TWO F'isted Gentle
man" with Jack Pot night added
Thanksgiving day a really nice screen
and stage show. The week end is
finished up with a fast Western
Thriller.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23
FAIR ASSOCIATION
IN ANNUAL MEETING

The Golden Belt Fair Association,
in a meeting Saturday morning, re-
elected all Of the officers who served
the previous year, and heard glow
ing reports of a most successful fair
concluded during October.
E. L. Fleming has been president
of the organization for sometime, and
c. M. Hight is the secretary.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23
CHIMNEY FIRE is
CAUSE OF ALARM

City firemen responded to an alarm
Sunday night about $50 o'clock at the
home of w. B. Hight on North Gar
nett street.
A chimney fire was the cause, and
no damage was reported by Fire Chief
E. T. Shepherd.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23
Holds False Teeth
Tight All Day Long

Fasteeth, a new improved powder
keeps plates from dropplns OF SIP
e ens hre.+b Gives real teeth comfort
all all day. agra Praised by people and "a dentists
teeth at your druggist. Three sizes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23

1935-John L. Lewis resigned the
vice-presidency of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23

All great art should inspire both
sympathy and appreciation.
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Deaths

Herman Ditmar 81. at 1917 E. ath-st,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Annabelle Cope, II. at asa w. Morris-st
lohar pneumonia.
Howard c. Hines. %, at City. lobar pneu-
monia
Esther Jane PennycuH, months. at 1901
Wade-st. broncho pneumonia.
Fannie A. Florence. 20. at 1924 N. Oak
landau. chronic myocarditis.
Julia Jane Waymire Sc. at 3ll9 College
av. broncho pneumonia.
Maude Marion Gayer. ST. at w Mich
igan-St cerebral hemorrhage.
Robert Willis 81, at 9os Darnell-st. in
Jackie Lee Young l month, at Riley
pneumonia.
Martha d. Lewis. AZ. at 430 Centennial
ST. cerebral hemorrhage
william Ante, Sc at 1855 s, Meridian-st
hvpostatic pneumonia.
Albert stanton Hampton. SO, at Metho-
dist. broncho pneumonia
Charles NJ. Wheeler so. at f7lT N. Tai
bott-St, coronarv occluSton.
Edward p. Smith. 80 at CITY. accidental
Jefferson Rubarts. 20, at South-st and
Georgia Tremhley. %. at CITY, accidental
Blanche Malone, 40. at aS4 w. 2Sth-st
Rachel arf Allen. 10. at 2>os wheeler-st
chronic myocarditis.
Jesse Harding, 81. at s4e N. Trsub-av
sadie Pound SO. at II 2. Mccsrts. acute
mvocarditis.
Monei Norris. So, AZ Methodist myo-
Walter Frank Roberts, S. at City. lobsr
Mary q Davis, ST. at st. vincents
hvpostatic pneumonia.
William Fitzsimmcns. 7. at Riley. mas
Edward Anderson. AZ. in ambulance.
cerebral hemorrhace.
Lillian L. Bell. 81. at Gas Bright, acute
Maurice Gerron. months. at 1919 e
Goth broncho pneumonia,
William AlberSmeier, rs at 4T0 r. Me-
ridian coronary occlusion.
Lena Leota Hedge. ] month, at 10 Kari
cher broncho pneumonia.
Carrie n. Skaggs, is, at City, general
peritonitis
Mildred Hollingsworth 81. at Methodist,
EVELYN Jane Cook. 0. at Riley broncho
Hattie Bliss. 50. at sOs Broadway.
chronic ryocarditiS.
William Charles Waddell, 40, at 2025
Central, chronic myocarditis
Alice Minnie Eye, 43. City. broncho
ciiIord A. Hatch. "a. at Veterans. To-
bar pneumonia.
inogene johnson. 80 at 524 Berwick.
exopiphalmic goiter
Mary PAYNE. IS, at 1915 Rowland.
Enr0narv occiusion.
James Leo SAWYER 2, at 12a wisconsin.
fubereuiar meningitis
jerry Alan Hinkie 10 months. at s25 E.
New York. hronCho pneumonia.
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Vital Statistics
BUILDING PERMITS

Indianapolis Norge Sales Co, 42d-st
and College-av S25. new sign.
Forest Cleaners, l443 shelby-st, s25, new
sign.
E. c. Cope, s25 S. Easiest, $40. wreck
building.
Ora Enyart, rs N. Hawthorne-n. $1sS,
Adam Kiefer, 42e N Bancroft-st. $1os,
g M wenzlen, ia s. Nesl-st 5000, re-
W, + Bristoe, 1850 Julisn-sv, $4,000, re-
pair fire loss.
Harvey j. Eians, 21o s. Illinois-st, $40,
new wire service.
S. c. Kirkpatrick, 1898 Julian-av, SIS,
Mrs. Lillian Cunningham, 1901 N Hard
ng-st $40. new wiring.
Kroger Grocery, Belmont-av and Morris
st. $500, installing electric motor:
C. w. .Coffman, 1929 Cruft-st. So cleo
trio service
installing electric range.
c. H Adams. 1889 Kenwoodav. s25, in
stalling electric range.
Finley Confectionery, 902 S. MlsSourl-st,
$40 installing electric motor.
Forest Cleaners, 1443 Shelby-st, $25,
Indianapolis Norge Sales, ,42d-st and
College-av, s25. erect sign.
Samuels Loan, 1877 S, Illinois-st, $50,
erect sign.
(OCd COld CO.i iofl IlttNhCi~"N' P"V,
Mary Hagens, 45O2 E. lsth-st, $14o, re-
roof dwelling.
Shell Petroleum CO. 3oth-st and Capitol
av S25, erect two signs.
Shell Petroleum Co, 16th-st and White
Rver-blvd $25 erect two signs,
East End Diaries 577 ~ Highland-av;
5000 erect new building for plant and
wreck old building.
Aberdeen Realty Co. 5l3l n. Penn
dwelling.
$4,000 alterations and repairs.
George N, Kersey, 1887 N. Sherman
John F, Neidhamer, ESQ Shelby-st,
$3.50, erect one-story ice cream store
J. M, Howes 1898 E. Westinghouse,
$3.50, erect one-story ice cream store.
Parke J. Barr; 446 Haugh-st, $500; add
two rooms and bath to dwelling.
Paper Package Co.. Delaware and Nc
Carthy-stS. $500. repairs to building.
w. H. c. Flcdderiohn, 2755 Cornell-av
$500, erect two-car garage.
George Cornell, Arlington-av and
Brookville-rd, $50 change electric service
John hamburger. 5526 N. Pennsylvania
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Births


Richard, Martha. Rayer, 924 E. Goth.
Joseph, Minnie Mttinga 905 Fletcher.
Frank Rosemary Conway, 1888 S. Della
vore.
Preston. Mary Dixon, Community.
Frank, Margaret Diehl, $50 S. Harlan.
Floyd, Lavena Tolliver, 1885 Highland pl.
Barney carney r Lucille tlle , Pittard 8l4 udell.
Ray, Hortense Williams, 1884 Sheldon
Wilbur. Blanche Jenkins. City.
Raymond, Grace Hi{nite, City.
John, Hazel Methany. City.
Charles Mildred Milliken. City.
Russell. Ruby Felabaum, Coleman.
James. Marguerite Horsley, Coleman.
Earl Julia Lundy Coleman
Furman. Emily Stout Coleman.
Virgil. Delee Wore Coleman
Earl Doris Hankins. HOG King.
Miles. Helen Noggle. Methodist
Anthony. Nina Hotopp. Methodist.
Albert, Tressy Ward Methodist.
Joseph, Alyce Eryan. Methodist
Prentice, Pauline Canada, Methodist
Norris, Marjorie Jacobs Methodist.
Girls
William, Mary Ronk, 1882 Valley.
Robert, Doris RAIN 3042 Ralston.
Herman, Mary Jones, 1884 Adams.
Elmer. Florence Harrison, lo12 Lawton.
B Bulgy,; Ruby F,92redhand' 40 n. Belmont
Carl, Josephine Bernitt, 2032 Roosevelt.
Charles Cora Jenkins, 8l8 Fayette.
Raymond. villa Marshall. 526 w. 10th.
Morris, Ruby Collins. 1926 McDougal.
Jimmie. Earebelle Massie 245S Ethel
Claude, Mary Smith, 1880 Southeastern
Harry, Alberta Marshall. City.
Willester, Mary Saktes City
Chester. Mary Bell, City
Charles. Elizabeth Webster. City.
Eugene, Caroline Freeman City.
Elmer. Harriet Bryant. City.
Thomas. Frances Smith. City
Raymond. Helen Adams Coleman
AL. Mary Aiken. Coleman
Sherman, Virginia Anderson. Coleman.
Ralph. Ruby Blois. Coleman
Kester. Kathleen Clark, Coleman.
Kermit. Ruth Flanagan. Coleman.
Joseph. Dorothy Hawk Coleman
Earnest, Goldie Loughmiller. Coleman.
Hersehen, Lana Luthe. Coleman,
Fred, Sarah Moore, Coleman.
John, Bessie Patterson. Coleman.
Charles. Cecilia Pottorff, Coleman.
Henry. Evelyn Taylor Coleman.
Gerald Helen Volkenhurgh Coleman.
Robert Betty Wiseheart. Methodist.
James opal Jacobs Methodist.
stephen, Ruth Freeman. Methodist
Robert. Thelma Day, Methodist.
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3 Dedths-Funer1Ls

indianapolis Times, Tues, March a. 1886.
Jennie Scott, father Of Frederick cH' G. and
Martha Scott, passed on Monday a. M,
NERAL HOME any time Funeral
Wednesday, p, NJ at the funeral home.
SMITH Augusta, age 66, beloved wife of
Edward H. Smith, mother of Albert
Walter and Edward Smith and Mrs:
Mabel Sponsel, Mrs. Betty Mckinley and
Sunday, March %. p. m. PRIVATE
funeral at the late residence, 400 N
Jefferson. Wednesday at 10 a. m. Burial
the residence. SHIRLEY SERVICE.
sMITH-Etta M, widow, of the late DR..
Edgar Smith of Carrollton, passed away
Monday, p. M, mother of Mrs. Elsie
Bardonner of New Palestine, mother in
law of Mrs. Elsie Smith. Funeral Wednes-
Carronton M. P. Church: Interment New
Palestine Cemetery. MAX HERRLICH g.
SON SERVICE. IBrownsburg papers
please copy.l
TEGELER-Friedericke 81 years, beloved
mother of Mrs Caroline Robbins;
away Monday evening at the home, 1886
Brill-st. Funeral Thursday, 2 p. M at
the Friedens Evangelical Church, corner
of Parkway. and Alabama SITS. Friends
1iNlbtQ IouIl dl NlOWil 1llll TlleIIuS may
call at the G. H. HERMANN FUNERAL
HOME, 1905 S. Easiest, after p. m,
Tuesday.
WYL1E-Hugh T.. husband of the late
Emma Wylie, stepfather of Mrs. Flor
ence Tollard of Frankfort, and Mrs,
Leora Asbury of 524 N Wallace-st. In
dianapolis, departed this life Sunday.
age SO, Funeral Wednesday, March IS at
the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME.
Fairfield and College-avs, 2 p. m. Burial
G. McGrew, Camp of Spanish American
War Veterans, please take notcel,
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BUILDING PERMITS

Mrs. Mary Hagens. 45o2 z isth-st si4o,
reroof
coca-cola Co., 1871 Fleteher-av $50.
samasi's Loan Co. 1877 s. ninois-st. $50.
new sign.
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20 NOUinq and Storage

WE TREAT YOU RIGHT" For moving
call v. B. BROWN & SON, DR-7551.
CH-2878. "Petes" Transfer, 81 Up, Local
and overland (whitel; careful, prompt
service
NEW and used furniture pads in stock for
sale and for rent
HOOSIER TARPAUIIN
1902 w. WASHINGTON
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BoLING-Eugene Berl age IS years. be-
loved husband of Della Boiling. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE Boiling. brother of
Cecil and Glenn Boiling Fern Kelly and
Mrs. Euna Crawford, passed away Sun
day. Funeral al the residence 1901 Cliff
ton-St. Wednesday, $50 p M Friends
invited. Friends NAV call any time
Burial Grown Hill SHIRLEY SERVICE.
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CoATNFY-Nfinnie I. a,

L. age s. beloved
wife OF w. R. Coatney. sister of Mrs
James Bandy. Levi and Leroy Collins of
Indianapolis. passed away Monday.
March %. Funeral Wednesday, March
%. $50 p. m. at the ROYSTER & AS
KIN MORTuARY, 1902 n Meridian-st.
Friends invited Burial Washington
Park Friends may csr any time after
p. m. Tuesday
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Vital Statistics
LII ABNER
Marriage Licenses

uncOrrect addresses frequently are given
TO the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
~. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
of such addressesJ
Carl l.. Pryor, 81, 1859 Carrolhon-av.
chief engineer and Marguerite L. Nc
keeper.
Virgil II. Mnkner. q, of 624 N. Illinois
ST. electrical engineer and Vera Thomer-
son. rs. of 3842 E. New York-st, assembler
James 4. Robertson, o. Edinburg farm
er, and EVELYN Sheperd, Is, of 1914 Ar
Chester w. Pruitt 81. Edinburg. farmer.
and Mildred Sheperd, 81 of 1914 Arsenal
av housekeeper
Harold W. Hiscox, 81 Boston. sales
man, and Frieda E Meyer. "a. of 3424
Broadway, housekeeper
James Bruce, 81, of 1910 Broadway,
cafeteria assistant manager. and Mildred
Monce, 81. of 216s N Oxford-st, member.
Erwin w. Cook 3d. Huntington, packer,
and Mabel A. Shobe, %, of 3245 N. IlH-
nois-st. nursing
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30 Rooms for Rent

DELAWARE ~. l407-Lovely, large.
front room; good bed; private entrance.
CENTRAL. 392l-Lovely room for gentle
man. Instantaneous hot water; private
home. WA-0619.
COLLEGE. 1524-Large room furnished
Closet, next bath. Gentlemen. $3.50. IL
1889.
WALNUT E.. 321 No. Front room in
private modern apartment; near bath
WASHINGTON BLVD, 2820-Nice large,
airy room: shower bath. garage optional
WOODRUFF, 519 Middle DIR. lovely front
room: next bath; gentlemen; garage.
CH-3O78.
WOODRUFF 957 Middle-dr. large unfJr-
nished: SECOND floor: private entrance:
close bus line.
LOVELY sleeping room next to bath;
Apt. No. 8. RI-47O3
NORTH E.. 900 APT. 4-Front room, adj
Joining bath. Good home for gentleman.
LI-96O4.
18TH, E., 3O2-$2 SO; cozy room, Beauty
Rest mattress. Constant hot water RI
9098
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residence. 40 E. Louisiana-st. Apt. 90.
ter of William f. EdmondS sister Of
Agnes, Helen, Dorothy. Edwin and
Ernest Edmonds of Indianapolis and
ice Thursday. March 26 10 o'cIock at
the FEENEY & FEENEY FUNERAL
HOME, 23S9 N Meridian Burial Me-
moral PARK Cemetery. Friends may
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BEACH-Lou Corrine age IA, beloved
mother of Mrs. Emil Soufflot Mrs Err
nest Fullenwider and Homer and Buford
Beach, grandmother of Mrs Wilbert
Sage Wilburn Beach, Watson and Nam
cylou Fullenwider and Theron and Ed
win Beach. passed away Monday morn
ing. Funeral from the residence. 27l9
N. Gale. Wednesday, 1880 D. m Friends
invited. Friends may call at the resi-
dence Shirley Service
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BURRES--Robert william. age 10 years.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Burres and
brother Of Alice. passed away Monday
night at the Methodist Hospital. Funeral
services Thursday, $50 ., nj. at the
residence. i446 N Hoimes-sv Friends
invited Burial Crown Hill CONKLE
SERVICE. New Albany t1nd) papers
ples.Se cNnv l
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POLLEY--Wil

RAY. beloved little son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Policy and
brother of Harry Jr. and Richard Policy
away Monday evening. March ID. age II
months Funeral service will be- held
at the VALID FUNERAL HOME. Illinois
az lfth-st, Thursday afternoon. March
Cemetery, Friends invited. Friends NAV
can at the funeral home after Wednes-
day noon.
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20 MoUing and Storage

YOU don't need money to move discarded
furniture Wantede HOLM. IR-5s58.
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% SGlesmen-Agents

THIS is not just another ad. but an OPP
portunity for industrious. sincere men
who are willing TO start from the bottom
to qualify for a salesman on Established
Coffee Route with Guaranteed SALARY
ana Commission. Apply Wednesday, 3
N Illinois
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MESCALLe-Margaret Lyons. age So years.
mother Of Mathew G MescaIi stppnother
Of Mrs. Harry Tansey and Mary Mescall
both OF Chicago Ill. and James Mescall
81 Evansville Ind, Funeral at late home.
aloa E 9th-sf. Thursday. $50 r. m:
ST. Josephs Church . III m. Burial HOW
Cross Cemetery. LAUcK SERVICE.
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% Situations, Female

DAY or week work for ladies: common la
Dor for men. Day Or week. General
House Cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENTER. INC. LI-5860
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announcements
) DeGths-Funerals
indianapolis Times Tues March 81 1921

ADAMS-Ceorge w. beloved father of
Mrs Carrie Ayres and Walter o. Adams.
departed this life Tuesday, age 81 years
Funeral Thursday, March IS, at the
MOORE e. KIRK FUNERAL HOME 1880
Station-st 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill
Friends invited,
ALLING-May age So mother of Mrs
Maurice Lindley, sister of Harry Udaley
passed away at the residence of the
daughter, 6l49 Park-sv. Monday morn
ing. March 90 a. M Funeral at SHTR.
LEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL cas- N
1llinois-st. Tuesday. 7:30 D. M Friends
invited. Burial Madison Ind Wednes-
day. Friends may call at the chapel.
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~ Real Estate EXCHANGE

% SUBURBAN lots. 5Ox135. for sale or
trade. BE-4030 ask for GUS.
SIX-ROOM modern house, good outbuild-
ings, Washington, Ind, for Indianapolis
property or suburban CH-3663- r
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IS Miscellaneous for Sale

DOOR and window screens made TO order:
guaranteed. BROOKSIDE LUMBER, 1850
E. 28th. HE-2222.
IDEAL Permanent Wave Machine; Al;
reasonable; 1-year-old. 1850 S. Delaware.
Evenings
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So Radios. Musical Needs

PORTABLE tube checker. analyzer COM
bined; Weston Meter. $40. 712 Bosart.
Violin outfits, SIS
PEARSON CO., Inc. 1913 N Penn.
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II Business Services

HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID, OLD FLOORS
REFINISHED ESTIMATES FREE. IL
3119,
HARDWOOD floors. stairwayS refinlshed
Is years experience; work guaranteed
FRANTZRER 1hQ2
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JERSEY COW four years for sale. fresh
in October 1910 Ralston. CH-63s5-W
Evening star., 1936-02-03
Miss Howard to
Lecture Tomorrow

Woman's economic and political
status, with commentaries on the in
heriting Of political mantles, will be
the first subject to be discussed by
Mrs. Georgette Ross Howard at her
weekly current topic lecture at Sui
grave Club tomorrow morning at
1l:30 o'clock.
The New Federal Reserve Board, its
function and personnel; the threat of
imitation. criticism of campaign
oratory with some echoes of recent
loud speakers will come up for dis
cussion in the course Of the lecture
hour. For her European subject Mrs.
Howard will speak on the Destiny of
China" and will close her hour with
q review of Santayanas much dis
cussed new book.
This evening Mrs Howard will talk
before members of the Business and
Professional Women's Club of All
Souls Church Wednesday morning
to the students of Mount Vernon
Seminary and Thursday morning she
will give lecture at the Society of
Colonial Danes.
Evening star., 1936-02-03
Mrs. Roosevelt to
Attend kermess

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will be
guest of honor at the Knights of Co.
lumbuS Kermess this evening, at 8
O'Clock, in the local club house at
Tenth and K streets northwest. Mrs.
Roosevelt has loaned her name as
patroness of honor Many distin-
guished Washingtonians have loaned
their names as sponsors for tie af-
fair and have been listed as neigh
bors," in the Kermess literature.
Mrs. Roosevelt will be met by State
Deputy and Mrs. George E. Herring
and a committee of officers of the
various councils. Upon arrival she
will be presented with a bouquet Of
roses by Miss Mary Won Drehle, a stu
dent of Immaculate Conception Acad-
| emy. Miss Won Drehle will speak in
the name of more than 1000 local
knights of Columbus and their fami-
lies. Mrs. Roosevelt will then be
shown through the club house. Among
those who will be present are Repre-
sentative Caroline O'Day of New York,
Mr.. o. H. Perry Johnson, treasurer of
the Catholic University of America,
and many distinguished members of
the diplomatic and civic life of the
city.
Evening star., 1936-02-03
Mrs. Roosevelt Will Be
Hostess to Large Group
At Tea This Afternoon
Mrs. Roper to Honor Mrs. Ralston With
Luncheon-Soviet Ambassador
Po+,1rriru
Returning.

Mrs. Ralph O. Brewster, wife Of
Representative Brewster Of Maine, en-
tertained informally at luncheon today
at the Carlton for members of the
Executive Board Of the Seventy
fourth Club. Covers were laid for SIX
Representative and Mrs. D. Worth
Clark were hosts at buffet supper
in their apartment at the Shoreham
last evening.
The guests included the chairman Of
the Federal Reserve Board and Mrs.
Mariner S. Eccles, the general coun-
sci for the Federal Reserve Board
and Mrs. Walter Wyatt, the Federal
power commissioner and Mrs. Basil
Manly, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Clayton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Frank, jr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Clapper, DR.. and Mrs.
Worth B. Daniels, Mrs. Laura Bradley
and Miss Grace Hileman.
Mrs. Ernest G. Draper. wife of the
Assistant Secretary Of Commerce, has
recalled her invitations for ain at
home tomorrow afternoon due to
illness.
Capt. Charles Cox is at the Carlton
for brief stay, having arrived from
New York City.