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Evening star., 1936-06-26
WANTED-AGENTS,

AGENTSl CREW MANAGERSl WAGON
men! Sensational new, :.5c item. Best on
market. Sells ) out OF 4 calls. World Spe-
cialties. Hotel Houston.
Evening star., 1936-06-26

TRAILER. York Cruiser Senior, months
old bargain price. Washington Tourist
Camn o6s
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PIANOS are now offered at a reduction
of % per cent to make room before alter
atoms. Grands as low as 500. uprights
from $50 UP. Pianos for rent for all
occasions, rent applied on purchase price.
Hugo Worch 11l0 G. Est. lSIa
Evening star., 1936-06-26

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. experienced
on Dodge. Plymouth cars; steady Jobs for
good men. Apply Fred Motor Co.. 410l
Kansas ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, first class.
Apply Central Auto Works. 443 Eye st. n ".
AUTOMOBILE METAL WORKER. body and
fender man. Apply Central Auto Works,
CT
Evening star., 1936-06-26

GAS FURNACE-American IDEAL gas boiler
used only one season. Almost like new
Originally cost 80 will sell for less than
hall. Rated TO handle over 200 II. Of hot
water radiation. Telephone National 306S
and ask for Mr. McPhillips
Evening star., 1936-06-26

ON AUTOMOBILES.
a PhINTARSso PARTs MEN
FULLY EXPERIENCED
(none other need apply
CHEVROLET FORD PLYMOUTH.
BUICK PACKARD. LINCOLN.
PERMANENT JOBS
with
GOOD PAY
IN DEALERS SHOPS.
APPLY
(bring tools with you)
WEEK DAYS. 9 AM TO 12-7 TO 8 PM
SUNDAY. - AM. TO l PM.
EMPLOYMENT MANAGER.
210-211 McKim Bldg.
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GOOD PAYING ICE ROUTE. located in
Chevy Chase and Cleveland Park: priced
right Apply Hendersons Ice & Coal Serv-
ice. 1877 N. 10th ST.. Rosslyn. Va. Clar-
Evening star., 1936-06-26

SEWING MACHINE. drophead New Home,
duction in price: fully guar 631 H ST. n 2.
Evening star., 1936-06-26

RUG, genuine white vicuna about 4isxG
feet: will sacrifice for one-third value.
Telephnne Potomac onn3 ~
Evening star., 1936-06-26

AUTOMOBILE SALESAIEN-Two top-notch
used-car statesmen. We have over 900 used
cars reconditioned. and the lowest prices in
Washington All models. Drawing &C
count. demonStrator and plenty OF prospects
offered. The men We want are. probably
working. Come in and let's talk IT over.
Ask for sales manager. evenings between
7:3O and . o'clock Hill & Tibbitts. Inc.
1lf4 Vermont ave NV
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SODA FOUNTAIN Frigidaire equipped
complete with luncheonette equipment.
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Delicatessen and light lunch. best NV.
section Cheap rent small down payment,
easy terms. Address Box 222-T. Star
Evening star., 1936-06-26

PIANOS. Erands and uprishts, at sreatly
upright like new S11n: Stief SOS; Vose.
ike new. 500: Steinway upright apart
ment size. used only short time. S3s5
Wurlitzer apartment size upright 1880:
new 5i7-octave upright. SIlS 50. Grsnds
and uprights for rent for all occasions
rent applied on purchase price. HUGO
WORCH sole agent for Hardman pianos
Est 1879. 1110 G NV.
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FURNITURE-N you can pay cash for
furniture. you don't have to buy old or
secondhand things. Come IN and see whs'
your cash dollar will do Four floors q!
fine new furniture. anything you might de-
sire. Make it point to see what We have
to offer before you buy. Open every Mon
day Wednesday and Saturday till pm
Household. cash or credit $50 9Th st. w.
phonP MetroDolitan rO3O
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BARGAIN

HAVE $4,000 to $4,000 to invest with
or without service What have you to
offer? Address 1877. Star once. 2Ss
Evening star., 1936-06-26

REFRIGERATOR. Kelvinator. Az Gu. #.
excellent condition. sacrifice; Philco table
radio. 302 11th ST. s.w. twhIte Sectioni
Evening star., 1936-06-26

PIANOS FOR RENT. So per month and up;
largest selection in Washington to choose
price If you decide to buy later Phone Ma
tionai 473O.. Kits. 1880 G ST. I'm the
middle of the block. For special sale
values see our ads under the musical in
strumenf classification.
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| RESTAURANT and whiskey bar downtown
| 14th St: rent. Sl15. with apt; daily bus.
| over 500; weekly profit about $40: price.
| 81 800: terms Room 90S. 1406 g st. NV.
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FURNrTURE-Immedia sale. reasonable.
Dining room suite. also settee armchair,
rocking chair tsuitable living room or
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LIQUOR STORE with or without lease:
will sacrifice: owner leaving town. Address
Rox ooI It Star ONCE 2Ss
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TWIN BEDS. chest of drawers, chiffonier.
Frisidaire. @9l5 Conn. ave. Apt 10l.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. GEO
1888. 6716 18th NV Underwoods Sc mo-;
4 mos. in adv. So No deliveries. soc dep
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LUNCH ROOM with beer and wine for
sale: 4-room apt; rent S4b price. $3.50.
Bargain. Good reason for selling. Apply
So1 4th ST sw oSs
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BARBER wanted Immediately; guarantee.
Apply 432S Georgia ave. NV.
BARRIERS, colored at least =, experienced.
oS Florida ave NV North 34SS.
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HIGH-GRADE sALESMEN-Wonderful IN
come opportunity in automatic heat and
alr-condftioning equipment which America
is now demanding. We've several attrac-
tive openings for Grade men owning car;
10 pioneer work Williams Oil-O-Matic
has been acknowledged leader in its field
more than 10 years. Call Metropolitan
1874 for interview
Evening star., 1936-06-26

GROCERY CLERKS 90. colored. silvers
Market. 4Gl Que st. NV.
GROCERY CLERK, white, must be exper-
ienced ApplY HIH 4th sM.
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RESTAURANT. downtown; whiskey license
bar doing 81 900 weekly bus: rent. only
Mr. McDearmon. room 8Os. 1406 g st NV.
ROOMING HOUSE. downtown; 81 rms.
8 baths: rent only S135: 5-year lease.
Price $1,000; terms. Miss McCown. Rm.
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CIGARS. NEWS. etc; large store DOWN
town: possibly best in CITY for 50, 900;
terms. Address Box o46-T. Star once.
HIGH-GRADE SALESMEN-Wonderful in
come opportunity in automatic heat and
air-conditioning equipment which America
IS now demanding We've several attrac-
tive openings for Grade A men owning car:
no pioneer work Williams Oil-O-Matic
has been acknowledged leader in its field
more than Is years. Call Metropolitan
Evening star., 1936-06-26

FURNITURE - Efficiency apt. furniture,
practically new. reasonable. 2523 14th
st NV Adams S14l-M
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PIANO Prescott medium size. cost S4NO.
need room. only $50 Hart's Music Studio,
1918 Calvert St Columbia 1859
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

DOBERMAN PUIsCHERS. 3 months old:
finest blood lines eligible for registration;
oss
sCOTTTE, beautiful black male. months
old. A. K. G. reg. S35. 6105 2eth st. NV.
CORRECT-TYPE toy Boston terrier puppies
by Beauty White Neck. Unbeaten in class
in puppy show; registered A. K. c. Mrs,
Burke, 1047 Quebec pl. NV. 26'
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

FRESH, home dressed frying chickens. J
lantic $3.50. evenings.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

DEIPHINIUMS-Frank A Kerr invites you
to inspect his trial beds of Super-Hybrids
delphinums. Experts have claimed them
as fine as they have ever seen. 2606 36th
pl. NV. afternoons and evenings only.
Evening star., 1936-06-26
HELP-DOMESTIC.

YOUNG GIRLS. curb service. must be neat.
Apply Harry's Blue Bird Barbecue. near
Washington Airport South washington. Va.
Evening star., 1936-06-26

WASHING MACHINE-General Electric
with Lowell wringer. floor demonstrator =
pound capacity. $3.50. 1880 New York
q W
Evening star., 1936-06-26

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNrTY-Big COM
missions for district manager to handle
Washington territory selling floating air
commercial refrigerators; strong advertis-
ing support. Write quickly. Ed. Friedrich
Sales Corporation. San Antonio. Texas.
BEST PAYING CORNER in nearby Mary
land. all rented. for sale cheap, terms
Evening star., 1936-06-26

GRILL. fully equipped; have beer license;
doing good business; wonderful opportu-
nity. 81 5UO cash 306 @ st NV
Evening star., 1936-06-26

New York ave Phone National 1855.
VACUUM CLEANER. Hoover. model Sal:
exactly like new; $50. Best Brands Co.
sos / 1th St NV
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-04
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Ivan Coffey spent the weekend
in Charlotte and Mount Holy; his
grandmother, Mrs. J. B. Moore
who had spent a month delight
fuIIy in those two places with her
sons, the Drs. Moore, and tamil
les, returned home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fair have
returned to Columbia, S. c., after
spending the weekend at the
home of Mrs. J. VI. Waldrop.
Mrs. o. B. Crowell has return
ed home after a visit Of week in
Roxhoro and was accompanied
home by her mother, Mrs. ". S.
Thompson.
Mr.. W. F. Kirk of Washington,
D. c., is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. v. Kirk on Whitfield street.
Mrs. A. E. Hart has returned
home after spending the winter
with her son, Mr.. Albert Hart, and
Mrs. Hart in High Point.
Mrs. Robert Miller Of Carlisle,
Pa, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Sherwood Hodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Davenport
announce the birth Of a son, Da
vid Anderson. at their home at
Horse Shoe on Friday, May l.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Porter spent
the weekend in Asheville az the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
GOOdson.
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aek-Draug,f
Relief 10 Prompt
and Refreshing

It's a good idea that 50 many peo-
pie have to keep Black-Draught
handy so they can take q dose for
prompt relief at the first sign CT
constipation.
y have used Black Draught q long
time. about as long as ] can reniem-
Der, and have q package on my shelf
now" writes MIR. Sherman Sneed, Of
Evansville, Tenn. II take Black
Drsught for constipation which
causes headache, q bad, tired feeling
and for biliousness. bad taste In the
mouth and sluggish feeling. Black
Draught, taken about two nights.
clears up this trouble and I get ali
right"
Blaek-Dralght Is made Of medicinal
hsrbs. dried and finely ground, but no othe,
shaage IN their natural condition. II Is
laxative that men and somsn Ike 50 vel
bsesuss Of the EsiGsshiHs Es'leG Is hglngl
70 constipation tEelilsa
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MRS. HOOTS, 50,
LAID TO REST

Funeral services for Mrs. J. w.
Hoots, 80, we're held at Refuge
Baptist church, Thursday. April
30, with the Rev. ~ A. Melton
and the Rev. Mr.. Gardner offici-
ating.
Pallbearers were Glen Thomp-
son, George Thompson, Tom
Thompson, Persie Thompson, 4.
V. Hoots and L. R. Hoots. Flower
girls were Mrs. John Henderson,
Misses Katie Lee Love, Matte
Hill, Marie Case. Irene Mitchell,
and Gertrude Ward.
Special music was rendered by
Bob Orr, NJ. N. Orr. and j. C.
Costcn, accompanied by Mrs. Cos
ton at the piano. r-r
Mrs. Hoots was born and reared
in Polk county. She was daugh-
ter of G. V. Thompson, who died
two years ago. She was men,
Der Of Refuge Baptist church for
% years.
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u. S. WILL TRY KARPlS
FIRST In MINNESOTA
Continued from page one)

kidnapping William Hamm, Jr., at
ter which he will be surrendered
to Missouri if that state wants to
try him for murder, ]. Edgar
Hoover said last night
The chief of the federal bureau
of investigation revealed that the
terrified Karpis had expected TO
be killed when he was captured
by federal men in New Orleans.
"He admitted ne never expect
ed to be taken alive" Hoover
said. When he was taken, he
was the most frightened man
have ever seen. His knees were
literally knocking together and he
thought that even then we we're
going To kill him.
"On the way down to our New
Orleans headquarters from the
apartment, he asked: When are
you going 10 let us have it,
Even after we got to the of
flee, and later in the plane, he
was still afraid we were going to
bump him off.
Hoover said Karpis was a
"coOl, cunning, vicious killer with,
strangely enough, a rather pleas
ing personality"
Hoover received a room-full of
reporters in his hotel suite. He
talked easily and rapidly, answer
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-04
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
DELIGHTFULLY."-

Charles Porter, young son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Porter, Cele-
brated his birthday happily on
Saturday afternoon by entertain
ing a few neighbOrhood friends at
the matiness st the Carolina. The
boys went to the drug store for
Refreshments afterward. Those
in the Jolly party we're Lawrence
and Dicky Orr. Norris Thinner
man and Robert Higgins.
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PRESS SEARCH
FOR SLAYER OF
MOTHER OF 2
CONTINUED. from page one


monson of the police department.
Captain Edmonson refused to
divulge the name of the man in
whose car the purse was found.
The old purse contained several
bills and letters. Mrs. McConnelPs
new one was found on the mantle
of her apartment, untouched by
the murderer. 30
Police yesterday were running
down scores of reports which
poured into headquarters. Their
efforts, however, apparently were
fruitless. All suspicious charac-
tiers were being arrested here.
Birmingham police were asked
to work on the case from that
city in a chance the crime may
have been committed by former,
sutton or Birmingham acquan-
lance of Mrs. Mcconnell.
Funeral services for the pretty
young mother were held at Mont
gomery, Ala, Sunday. More than
100 automobiles were in the fu-
neral cortege. On arriving there,
the grief-stricken husband, &C
companied by his 22-month-ofd
twin daughters, collapsed in the
arms of his father.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-04
LANDON FACES TESTS
In TWO MORE STATES

Continued from page one)
race, has Jagged behind because
Of reverses in Illinois and else
where. He needs strong endorse
ment TO remain among the lead
ers.
Borah will spend the week CAM
paigning in Ohio, where his next
big contest occurs. The Buckeye
state will choose May II between
him and a favorte son, Robert A.
Taft. BOrah sought to induce
Landon and Frank Knox to enter
Ohio, but both remained al0of.
Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg,
R., Mich. regarded as a strong
dark-horse contender, still main
tains that he is not seeking the
nomination
A weekend development of
considerable interest was the an
nouncement by Sen. Daniel o.
Hastings, R., Del, of his inten-
ton to resign from congress af-
ter the present session ends.
Hastings, chairman of the Repub-
lican senatorial campaign COM
mitee. will work for the national
and Delaware state Republican
tickets during the campaign and
then return to his private law
practice.
Delaware Republicans are ex-
pected to nominate Gov. Clayton
D. Buck, two-term chief execu-
tive related to the Du Point NUM-
tons family by marriage, as sue
cessor to Hastings, who has been
the New Deals most consistent
senate critic. -.....-.
Republican insistence on the
relief issue was emphasized in a
speech by Senator Frederick C.
Steiwer, R., Ore; selected as con-
vention keynoter, at New York
Saturday night. Steiwer assailed
the Works Progress Administra-
ton and called for return of
the relief problem to state and
local agencies.
Last night Senator w. Warren
Barbour. R., N. J., made another
attack on the WPA in a radio
speech asserting that funds left
over from last years relief ap-
preparation might cover the relief
needs next year if "inefficiency
and waste" we're taken out of adj
MIN StratiOT1
1.-THE New Deal relief admins
traitors have. simply got into
revolving door" Barbour said.
"They keep going round and
round, hopefully trying this and
that, and always coming out
where they went in. There are
just as many unemployed in this
country as when they started.
There is the same old waste and
inefficiency in relief administra-
ton and every turn of the door
takes a few more billions out of
the American pocketbook."
Meanwhile, President Roosevelt
returned last night from a week
end cruise down the Potessac
with a party including Prof Raw
mond Moley, original brain trust
er, now a magazine editor, to
whom the president often turns
for political advice.
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3 SENTENCED
FOR FIGHTING

Mayor A. V. Edwards this to-
day gave 30-day suspended sem
fences to three defendants as the
result of an alteration on Cherry
street Saturday night. The three
were Kirk, jim and Lige Baldwin,
charged with fighting and being
drunk and discrderly.
Roy Jones was assessed costs
on charge of being drunk and
disorderly.
Walden Constant was assessed
the costs on a charge of being
drunk and disorderly..
P. ". Anders was assessed the
costs on charge of being drunk
and disorderly.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-04
BOOK CLUB HAS
FINAL MEETING

The last meeting Of the year Of
she Book Club was held on Satur-
day evening in the form Of
charming dinner-bridge at the
home OF Mrs. r P Freeze. with
che following as hOstesses: Misses
Edna Srouce, Willie Morrow,
Elizabeth Cannon. and Mrs. J. z.
SinaEetary. The tables were beau
titu1y appointed with colorful
tulips and crabappIe blossoms and
dogEood was used effectively IN
the rooms.
Miss Connie Morrow was award
ed the trophy for nigh score and
tAat for low went to Mrs. Yates
". Little. Little prizes at the
four tables went TO Misses AllIene
Wilkins. Ruth Hosmer, Katharine
Valentine and Mrs. p. E. Buc-
dansn. This proved to be lovely
AFFAIR.
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Mother And Sol
IS, Admit SIaH
Mississippi n
BY WIili,]

pHTT ArET DIT, q,
IrT, ..'' Vt w.
arm N'Tl'
her l5-year-Nif son yaro d
night on their admission :,
how holt his s,-,o, :
CLL =
N""i '''' 49, W. .''' ''' W
mother cut MS .hc0a; I
razor. then EFT him ~ N.
deatb
seven younger 'li.tce,
asleep IN the house.
The story os me ,o~ n
W S'
he was aNaAen"f by / .
ance in the Dari0r al "
day night. He went "
MS rather choking MS mae
leasing his wife Tie mag
Their went outdoors. returned
a hickory club, announced !
going to Kill the whole AL
Guiding himself.
Mrs. Church armed i''s
a razor and William E,a77f
subdued his father. The 4
Joined the scramble and \
the weapon into her ~
neck. They left The .l,,g
he fell. Mrs. Church '1aG1
the younger children and !
went to a 1ei@129r ) "a
spend the night, telling tie 4
bors that they had 4 f'aT'|
the father. Il
William arose cary
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-04
WALkER-cROOK
NUPTIALS ANNOUNCED

EAST FLAT ROCK, May T.
A wedding Of much interest thru
out the county was that Of Miss
Maize Amelia Walker 20 Nr.
Thomas Crook on April -. Mrs.
Crook il the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Walker OF this place,
sud the groom IS the son Of Mr..
Jim Crook Of Mills River.
Mrs. Crook came here two years
aro from Mills River and has
made maay friends VINO wish her
much happiness in her new life.
The groom is employed at the
American Enka plant. At present
the young couple are residing with
the groom's parents N Mills River.
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Nv Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
Phone SO Before II Noon
ENGAGEMENT OF MUCH
INTEREST ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Everett,
Of ~ BrUcemont circle. West
AsheyiIle. yesterday announced
the engagement and approaching
marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Viola Grace Everett. to Mr.. Fred
Henry Lsutz, son Of Mrs. Zeta 2.
Lsntz Of HsudersOnvilIe. The
ceremony viii be performed on
Thursday afternoon, May :, az ,
o'clock IN the Craze Lutheran
church az HeuderzOuvIlIe.
Following a short wedding trip
the couple will reside IN the Nil
bred apartments, West AsheyI..e.
The brids-elect was graduated
from the Lee Il Edwards high
school in me class Of 1898. The
groom-elect received his prepare
tory education AZ Mt Pleasant
Collegiate Institute and also at
tended the University Of North
Caroliua- He * a chemist a. the
American Enka Corporation
The foregoing clipping from the
AsheyilIe Citizeu-TImes Of yester-
day will be Of interest here 20 the
many friends Of Fred Lentz, who
Is widely popular here.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-04
HAVE FAMILY REUNION

Mesdan1es Lawrence Blair and
Frazier Blair entertained at 4
family reunion Of the Blair broth
ers and sisters yesterday AZ the
home Of the former. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Blair
and son, and Mrs. Irene NcMeek-
ms. Of AsheviIle; Mr. Ray VI.
Blair. Miss Halle Blair, Mrs. A.
VI McWhirter. and Mrs. J. V.
Baldwin and baby, AL Of Blairs,
S. c.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-04
TRAFFIC AIMS VARY

LOS ANGELES. (UP).-Traf-
fic control works two ways. Su-
pervisor Gordon L. McDonough
told the California Safety coun-
Gil that locally it emphasized reve-
nue. raised from fines rather than
reduction in reckless driving and
accidents
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-04
LAST CIVIC MEETING
WEDNESDAY

The last civic meeting of the
Woman's Club year will be held
on Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the library at the high
school. A collection of 20 prints,
nearly AL of which are copies of
old masterpieces, will be on dis
pla yfor three days, beginning to-
day, in order chat the school chill
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-04
MRS. PEACOCK
OPERATED ON

Mrs. L. J. Peacock underwent
an appendix operation a. Patton
Memorial hospital on Saturday
and ia getting along quite we'll
Her mother. Mrs. J. :. Barrett,
Who came here from Charlotte
because Of Mrs. Peac0cNs illness,
will probably remain for the sum
mer. Mrs. Peacock sister Mrs.
!. P. :. Mays, Of Fort NcPher-
son. near Atlanta, Ga, IS also
here
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sheer hitting power played a big

sheer hitting power played a big
part in determining the victory in
this contest, although errors were
plentiful on both sides.
Kirby and Fetner hit home runs
with the bases loaded for Balfour.
Fruitland used four pitchers,
Green, Maxwell, Hudson and
Foote.
BaIfour got through the strug-
gle by using only three mounds
men, Stewart, Ash and B. Crisp.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-04
FANNIE HECK CIRCLE
MEETS TOMORROW

The Fannie Heck circle Of the
First Baptist church will meet to-
morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock
at the Ames hotel with Mrs. A. A
Ames.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

I hereby announce myself as a
candidate, subject to the Demo-
cratic primary for Hendersonville
township constable.
j. H. TANNING.
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S0CietU

drer may enjoy seeing them Any
Interested vIsltors or other per-
zons who would Ike TO attend the
club meeting and view the exhibit
are cordially invited 20 do so. The
COLLECTION IS owned by clubs Of
me second district.
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AN ITEM OF INTEREST

M. Alicia Reyes and little
laughter. Of Cardenas, Cuba, have
arrived 20 spend the summer with
NJ. 2 L Wharton and daughter,
Miss 10 Wharton. Dr.. Wharton
rctur1ed recently TO Cuba where
he has been a missionary for b
Years but will come back in July.
The Whartons have purchased the
pike home on Canal street IN
Laurel Park and are making their
home here.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-04
gdIIIe.
GREEN RIVER AT
CHIPMAN-LA CROSSE

Chipman-LaCrosse, playing on
it's home grounds, hammered the
ball to all sections of the park to
overpower the tough Green River
Islanders by IL to 10 score.
The East Flat Rock aggregation
collected 1S hits. three of which
were home runs. o.
B. Westall drove out two four
base plays for CT, while V. Drake
accounted for the other round
tripper. Hill also hit we'll for the
winners.
P. Jones hit a homer with the
bases loaded for Green River.
Both teams were somewhat err
ratio in the field.
E. Phillips pitched for Chapman
LACROSSE. while the Islanders used
two moundsmen, Swan and
Thompson.
BAL.FOUR AT FRUITLAND
The fourth game of the day was
a t0-inning smuggling bee between
Balfour and Fruitland at Fruit
land. Fruitland emerged from the
contest victorious by a Is to Ia
score. As the scores indicate,
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Chipman-LaCrosse at Balfour.
WOW at Mills River.
Saluda at Green River.
Fruitland at Fletcher.