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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-07
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS OF
STAFFORD SCHOOL TOWNSHIP.
Of Stafford Township. Greene County. In
diana, will receive sealed bids up to 4
o CLOCK p m. on
SATURDAY
the 28th day of March 1885.
at the School House Building in the Town
OF Marco: Greene County. Indiana, for
the sale of bonds of Stafford School Town
~ indiana Of the sums o 60 oon
sisting of twenty-four bonds of $3.50. 90
each, all bonds to be dated March IS 1886.
and to draw interest at the rate of four
and one-half t4l2) per cent per annum
from the date of their issue, payable semi
annually the first day of July and
January Of each calendar year. beginning
l. 1887, and thereafter one bond of said
$4,000 denomination to be due and pay
able on each January l and July 1 until
all bonds are paid. the last of the said
January l. 1919, and that the accrued in
terest on all of said bonds from the date
Of their issue until July /. 1887. shall be
all accrued interest upon all remaining
bonds shall be paid upon January / and
July OF each year. said interest shall be
evidence by interest coupons attached to
said bonds and payable as hereinbefore set
out.
Said bonds shall be sold to the highest
responsible bidder. but shall not be sold
tOi n lcSS dHiOuht IMAM par fdlhc- anu III
terest accrued to the date of sale. and
said sale shall be continued from day to
day until said bonds are sold
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
Each bid must state the full amount of
cash which will be paid by the bidder for
the total issue of said bonds. and shall be
accompanied by certified check for
three per cent 81 of the par value of the
bonds to be sold drawn against money in
any reliable bank of said County and pay
able to the Township Trustee of Stafford
Township. Greene County. Indiana and
shall be held as a guaranty of the per-
Torrance of said bid should the same be
accepted.
Dated this the 5th day OF March. 1895.
(Seal of Advisory Board of Stafford
Township, Greene County. Indiana.
SHERMAN SHAKE.
Township Trustee. Stafford Township,
Township. Greene County, IndiansD
C. C. Hendren, Attorney.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-07
The Tmes-Apolo Theater Country Doctor" Contest
GUEST TH4EATER

AS PRIZES As
lst to 5th, inclusive. each. 4
guest tickets.
9Th to 10th, inclusive, each, 3
guest tickets.
18th to 18th. inclusive, each, 2
guest tickets.
10th to 45th, inclusive. each, l
guest ticket.
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throughout the nation
According to made of 275 cities by the National
citation of Real Estate Boards selling prices
higher than SOC the cities the
the has reached 82eo Also
of three cities there shortage of sngefamy dwellings This
true of Indianapolis.
Perhaps here in Indianapolis better indication
real estate conditions than the rental situation
Not only have rents increased
only pc at most. fact impossible
modern bungalow that $35
Another indicator of the
costs The cost of building materials
going higher This that the price
will show decided increase
Let us view the facilities for buying property now and
thus effect the before prices Mortgage is
available either build finance
family would like to There adequate
to finance the purchase of real estate the
very reasonable In fact it actually possible
for the house after the
ments which higher the you cusomariy
We have considered here purely logical
OF view But 40 not forget the pride ownership
creased happiness which living in YOUR OWN HOME
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-07
80 Rent Suburban Farms
80 Business Property
40 Wanted to Rent

WILL RENT equipped farm on shares
Must be good land. w. L. SPURLOCK
r. r. s, Box 343.
RESPONSIBLE couple; Al references;
want furn. or unfurn. home or apt
Call Sun. IR-7956
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-07

NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS OF
STAFFORD SCHOOL TOWNSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the Trustes
Of Stafford Township. Greene County. In
diana, will receive sealed bids up to 4
O'Clock p. m. on
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-07
II Houses and Lots

EWING, 1509-6-room modern bungalow;
garage: S35 down: balance $50 month.
RI-7725.
COLORED BARGAIN - 10-room duplex,
near Gas and Glass Works: $3.50 gets
deed. BE-2475.
TWO BUNGALOWS, 725-729 S. Emerson
Reprinted and decorated. $1,000 each; S25
down, $21 per month. IR-7i30.
500 DOWN. $24 MO.-Nice modern bunga
low, paved street Ny. HelmeS: HU-5279
ALLISON REALTY CO., REALTORS.
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n i2s:I s a = lar
LOOK AT THE FACTS
AS THEY ARE
Harry DiIIehoy, ReoItor
SALES MGR E. L. CoTHRELL REALTY co.
SALES MGR. E. L. CoTHRELL REALTY CO.

At no time since the close of 1929 have the
signs of business recovery been more hopeful
than at the present moment. 1t is the general
concensus of opinion of reliable economists
that apparently we are witnessing the initial
up-swing of lasting trend towards more
satisfactory business levels.
Since the low levels of 1888 there has been
a marked rise in prices. In Indianapolis today
there is an acute shortage of desirable houses
which probably will become even more acute
before the close of 1856.
This, however is not necessarily a purely
local condition. Indianapolis is one of the
cities with population of over 100000 feeling
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-07
So Radios, Musical Need.

Radio and Elec. Shop. $50 w. Wash
Pre-Owned Radios. Terms 81 wk. LI-2644
SMALL student upright. brand new: close
out at $3.50. viking Music Co.. i20
e. Ohio-st. Open evenings till 9.
BRAND new studio upright nationally
known make. sl44: terms. trade: a real
$3.50 value. viking Music Co.. 100 E.
Ohio-st. Open ewes. till 9.
APOLLO grand: slightly used: new guar
antee $685.. was $3.50. terms. trade
viking Music Co.. i20 z. Ohio-st. Open
evenings till 3.
GOOD RADIOS, s425 up. Tubes. 25c up.
Radio Sales g. Service. 2il Ind. LI-93S3
Me,v Holton Trumpet in case .... $40 90
80" Boehm Clarinet in case $3.50. SIT so
SIS used Boehm Clarinet S22 so
Easiest Payment Plan in Town
LoRENz Music Store. 20 Pembroke Arcade
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-07
IS Furn. Houses. Ants.

Real Estate Rentals, Insurance,
GREGORY e. APPEL, INC.
Bl-(4yl Dat N Penn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-07
So Radios, Musical Needs
go Farm and Garden

MCLEAN garden tractor, new design, made
in indianapolis. UNIVERSAL MFG. CO.,
324 w. 10th.
CHOICE young beef (round through T.
bone, BIB, lots, 21c Id. STONE, WA
EVER BEARING Strawberries, Mastodon
in June. again in August Catolog free.
HEWES GARDENS. POSI- Hillside. CHI
d150W
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
LA EN- FA-
VOR DE LOS PINTORES
Y DECORADORES

Sc discrtira manana en- ell
ayuntamientc la crdeIanza que
crea una junta de examen para
les ~pintores, decoradores y ia
picercs, cclccando esos oticio;
hajo IA protection que va dis
frutan los plomeros.
FL CONCEAL D'Arpa Sc opo-
ne a la medida, basandose en- la
protesta de la A:ociaci6n Pro-
tectora de Duenos &c Casas de
Ybor City
una ordenanza para prote-
yer a un grupo de individuos,
ha dicho D'Arpa, que pudieran
y debieran ser protegidos por
c%onvenio mutrO de sus MEM
bros, no representa- la moral,
la seguridad, ell orden, la paz de
una c1munidad, y por 10 tanto
su valdez es discutible.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
UN A ri UJO
LA MUE2TE A IL PERSO-
MAS

Chipley, Flag Enero 90
Como resultado de un huracan
que Ell sabadosvisit6 ell norte de
FlaridH patte del Estado de
Alabama baR perecido doce per
sensr. U1 Vmilia de seis mu-
rio ce&a de &ta pohlaei5n. Va
lias familias Sc quedaron sin
rs or Y Ell viento descarril6 un
tren de pssajeros. Las victimas
en- c. ipley tse llamRban Dan
Dykes, &c % ahos; su esposa, de
% amos, y euatro hijo Joh1nie
de 10-SG-s; EVELYN. 6. VIII
lie, de 4; Kelly, de Is msses 4;
un nino cue todavia no ha sido
%en.ifieado, cerca de Ashford,
Alabama y una mrjer no iden-
ificada, cerca de Skipperville,
Alabama.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
ESPERASE QUE ITALIA HA-
GA UNA NUEVA OFERTA
DE PAZ

Ginebra, Enero 20.--Los di-
~plomaticos de Ginebra, que
hoy Sc reuniran en- la Liga de
Naciones para considerar los
problemas del mundo, ven ami
norado ell peligro de que la que
ira europea Sc derive del con-
flicto italo-etiOpe. Antonio E :
den, ell ministro lie negoc,os ex
.teriores, vendra a reunirse con
los ministries de otros pOderes
y discutir los problemas pen
dientes.
Creese que ell baron Aloisi,
nspirado por ell Duce, pudiera
hacer una oferta de paz.
Aparte de la guerra etiope,
o. consejo considerara la acti-
tut del Jap6n merchandise de
la conferencia naval.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
LA RADIO NO D SER
USADA PoR LOS PoLITI-
COS

Madrid, Enero 2O.-El 60
bierno re:olvi6 ell Sabado que Ia
Radio pertenece a la naci6n y
no podra ser utiiizada para Ia
campaha politica de los candi-
datos.
"Es I'm seryicIo nacional y nc
debe mezclarSe en- las contro-
versus polfticas-dijo ell pri-
mer minis ro Sr. Portela Valla-
dares.
FL gobierno prohibe que des-
de aereplanos Sc arrojen hcjas
o p~anfletos de propaganda cleo.
toral.
Algunos carteles de la Ceda.
estimados ofensivos, han side
recogidos.
Con motive de los successes en-
qre perdieron la vida dos miem
bros de la guardia civil, Ell JEFF
Gel gobierno Sc ha dirigido a 10;
~familiares de les guardias, ex.
presandoles SUI honda pena.
So han cursado 6rdenes para
que la fuerza pGblica trate co
mo Sc merecen a los que no a.
tiendan Ids vcces de alto.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
Del CarnGOal Latino

A0t wv
Multi;ud de focos de dolores
v banderas representando dis
tintas nacione;, perfectamente
colccados en- ell exterior del edi-
ficio d.l Centre Espahol de
West Tampa, denuncisban a 10
lejos la gran fiesta lue celebra-
ba la Camara de Concrete de
West Tampa, correspondia al
carnival latino que tod0s los a.
nc calebra esta agrrpaci6n de
conercian.ss, bajo la direction
de su presidente Sr. Leon Ca
Yin.
Frante al parqEe Sc levantd
ura amplia plataforma desde
la cual fueron pres entadas al
pdbii las candidates a reina y
damas.
Cubvia la reina aus sienes
con una vistosa corona Y vestis
con elegancia irrepr5 chable.
Encantadcr el grupo de can
didatas. Todas muy bonitas. Mi
companerita Frances Chiara-
monte cronista, candidate a
dana por la Unione Italiana,
Hraciosa Y suge:tiva; Isabel Nj
jeras, ahijada de nuestro amigo
J. r. Colmenares, muy simpati-
ca; Raquel Santos, digna candi-
data a reina por ell Golden Ju-
bilee; Luisita Esperanto, Mile
Xalenti, Elvira Cesareo; Ange-
lita Gutierrez, gentilisima
Nancy Castellano, Bebe Coma
lez y Pillar Farfante.
Por muy pocos votos venci6
la Sra. Pillar Farfante a la Srta.
Raquel Santos, dos graciosas Sc
6oritas. Eleccisnes renidas. Pr
lar es afectuosa, atenta e inte-
resante.
Forman la nueva corte la Rel
ma, Srta. Pillar Farfante, en- re-
presentation del Kiwanis Club
y las damas Josefina Villadon-
ga, del Centre Espanol; Marion
La gaceta., 1936-01-20

y sonora, Frank Flores y seno-
"a, Evelio Valdes, Hale Goodwin
y sonora, Allen Mckay, Alfon=
so Lopez, jose SuArez y sonora,
Angel OLIVIA y eenora, Anita Me
nendez, Frank X. Carrera y Sc
nora, HIlda Prendes, Frank Po-
10, r. B, Diaz y esposa, Adelfa
Diaz, Frank Vidal, esposos l..
A. Ross, B. B. Yerplank, Benz
to Rodriguez, Lucie Ares, Della
Vazquez, Velia Martinez, Char
lie Menendez Y e:lposa, Enrique
Gomez Y esposa, Eloy Menen-
DEE Y esposa, Pedro Cucrvo y
sonora; Onelia, OLYMPIA, Dora
Y Marina Sanchez, Roberto vi
LA, Ignacio Soto, Emiliano Sal
cines y esposa, Francisco Gar
cfa, Regina Garcia, Joe Bda, A
nita Perez de B1a, Clara Pala-
clos de Valdes, Asher Cup,
Peary White, esposos t. R. Ma
thews, G. D. Urga, M. ]. Frank
lin, T. j. Severino, Enrique
Santos y sehora, Isabel, Raquel
" Sara Santos, Victor Rey Y Sc
nora, Aquiles Alfonso, Demetrio
Fernandez, Edelmira Magri-
nat, Angela Valdes, Gerardo AL
varez y sonora, j. R. Colmena-
res, Rafael R. Espina, Panchita
y Ana Perez, Mario Palermo,
Lily alvarez, Lydia Valenti.
Angie Palermo, esposos S. J..
Delgado, L. Rodriguez, j. Ro-
driguez, Evangelina La Fuen-
te y Jose Ago.
Felicitamos a la Camara de
Concrete de West Tampa pOr
este ruidOso triunfo y en- parti-
cular a los sehores Ben Davis
LEON Cain, C. Delgado DR.. P.
C. Cimino, j. M. Rey Norman
Kirkconnell, que Sc diatinguie-
ron en- la organization de este
hermoso e inolvidable festival.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
CREESE QUE Ell REY DE IN
GLATERRA MORIRA HOY

Sandr.ngham, Enero 20
|El medico personal del rey Jor
|ge, Lord Dawson, de Penn, es-
pera que ell soberano morira
hoy, seg1n dijo anoche a un
amigo intimo. Dawson, que lie
va mas de diez amos cuidando
al rey, desesperaba anoche de
poderle salvar. Medicos Y en-
fermeras pasaron la noche jun
to al lecho del monarch.
Hoy sc reunira Ell consejo de
estado para actuar.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
ZOZOBRO IN COTE
EN- CLEARWATER

Clearwater, Enero 20.--Tres
joyeneitc5 fueron rescatados a.
yer del go.fo de MEXICO, cuando
sus vidas peligraban, Y devuel-
.tGs a sus familiares. Los tres,
Martin Moran, Fred Wood y r.
chard Mccoy, freron encontra
dos por Jack Carr y Don Coch-
ran. Habian inscripto su bote
para las regatas de Tarpon
Springs,
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
Gamble de hora

sDesde elS pr6ximo viernes la
orquesta los Bohemios" tras-
mitira de 80 a 8, por la mis-
ma estaci6n, WDAE, del Hotel
Tampa Terrace.
. Cesar RiUero.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
apo EMBARRANCADo

Panama City, Enero 20-Em
barranc6 en- Ia bahia de aqui, y
aguarda TN remolcador para ser
puesto a flcte, eel vapor de car
ga F. S. Ipswith. FL bugue esta
cargado de ipapel. Una tormen-
ia lie hizo perder ell rumbo.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20

Dej6 de existlr aver en- SUI
dOmicilio, ndmero 14O5 de la
aven;da Catorce, ell Sr. Arturo
Castillo, de "a amos. LIE sobre-
viven su madre, Sra. MARCEL
ma Castillo; dos hermanos, Ma
rio y Remigio Castillo, y una
hermana, Palmira Lemus.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
PARA
ESTA NoCHE

La oficina metereol6gica To-
eel anuncia escarcha para esta
ncche, con un min mo de 81
gFados.
Los cocecheros empezaron a
tOmar precauciOnes en- la ma
mana de hoy.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
JUSTO LUIS PRESIDENTE
DEL SENADO

Habana, Enero 20.-Los ma
r~ianistas Y nacionali;tas apo
yam a Justo Luis del Pozo para
la presidencia del senado. Por
los liberales Sc ha ofrecido ell
pgesto a J0se M. Casanova.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20

Italiano, del rtClub Rotario";
lCla.Tita Valdes, Exchange
Club, y Margarita Gutierrez
"Kiwanis Club. Suceden a la
.Corte integrada por la reina
Srta. Lydia Morales y sCs da-
mas Srtas. Pillar Farfante, FL
vira ,Cesareo, Mile Valenti Y
2aQuel Santos.
81 Sr. Leon Cain abri6 ell ac-
& de la c0ronaci6n, %presentan-
dc a la corte anterior y al maes-
10 de ceremonial, Sr. Norman
Kirkccnnell, quien anurci6 los
nlmeros de variedades. La rel
ne Miss Latin American w" y
sus damas terian en- SUI brazo2
preciosos ramos de ~ciaseies
blancos.
A. les pies de las candidates
10 electas regam9s la. flores de
.Ges' ras simpatias.
A prop6ito para el festival
es aban adornados los salones.
En- los altos las orquestas de
.,lano Sander y Don Francisco
Y en- Jos bajos "Los Bohemios",
lue tuvieFoD una noche mas de
triunfo.
ALI vimos al Alcalde de la clu
dad Sr. r. e. L. Chancey, en-
ctmpania de Su eSposa e hijo
William; Ramon Fernandez
Rey y sonora; Ben Davis y Sc
n,ra; Amelia Escalante, Gerar
do Cigarran v sonora; Elena
Lastra, Perfecta ,Colmenares,
Angelo Greco y sonora, Char
Charles Lopez Y sonora, Jose
Manuel Gonzalez y sonora, Ra-
mon Alfonso y sonora, Maxine
Alfonso y familia, Seyeripa Fer
nandez, Francisco Gonzalez, y
familia; Rosa Alfonso, Manuel
Perez Y sonora, James FernAn-
DEE Y sonora, Angelo Spicola y
sonora, esposos Gordon, DR.. P.
is. Cimino y esposa, Leon Cain
esposos w. F. Ives, J. Rex Fa-
rrior, Rogers AddingtOn, Wall
ace Tinsley, Hugh Macarthur,
Frank Adams, p. T. Chormley,
! Henry CiccarellO y esposs,
Frank Ciccarello y sonora, Leo
nardO Martina y esposa, j. M.
Rey y sonora, Eunice Reys Clo-
rinda Cigarran, F. Ruiloba,
Marjorie K. Rawlings, J.. G..
Vinson, Jerry NJ. Carter y es-
posa, Fructuoso Gutierrez, Hor
tensia Echegaray, Salvador Gu
sierez, Tony Arrange, Alfredo
Gonzalez Y sonora, Justo Rodri
guez y sonora, Indalecio Llama,
Raul Vega y sonora, Manolita
" Margarita Fernandez, Cesar
Fernandez Y esposa, Arturo Ma
soda y sehora, Charles Cuervo
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
Ell PRESIDEN
TIE ALCALA ZAMORA

Madrid, Enero 20.--El presi-
dente de la Repdblica, don Nj.
ceto Alcala Zamora, regreSara
ell microbes a Madrid, despues
de una corta vista a. Priegos
su pueblo natal.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
ACUSAN AL
DEL CALICO PONCE

Habana, Enero 20.-Vicente
Ponce, ihermano del Gallego
Ponce, Sc halla preso en- Santa
go de Cuba. Sc lie acusa de ha-
Der presto la bonlba que Ell dfa
8 hizo explosion en- la casa de
I'm lider mariarista, en- la capt.
tai de Oriente.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20

La matinee dc aver
Como todas, esplendida.
Nuestra allegro Juventud dis
frut6 de otra tarde muy diver
ida. Don Francisco, como
siempre, volvi6 a hacer "furor'
con sus bailables.
Otro eslab6n mas en- la cade-
mas de triunfos de la Secci6n de
Recreo.
La gaceta., 1936-01-20
No sc Moleste con
Parches dc Mostaza

puro de moataza y ctros activoe IN.
gTedientos producira los miamOa
ofectos que Ell antiglo parche da
mostaza, Sin ieJer ampoilRs.
MusteTGle snele aIlvtar con pron-
titud hronquitis, dolores de KAPgAn~
"a, t1eos. resfriados. neuralgia
BONG STONES, reumatismos, torcedus
PAS. dofUres> muscula-ea coDtuBio-
nea. y tcda clase de moleS y dolo-
res. Tiene poder hastA para evitaP
las ~pulmGnias. VendesS en- todaa
las ~druguerfNS, S6c y 66c, en-
Jarros , en- fuboA TamAno de AOos
pital 81.
Eetor Vus IA Sareho d mOSAaaN
Evening star., 1936-08-09
The British Ambassador
Will Sail on Wednesday
For Stay of Two Months
Will Join Lady Lindsay in England
Luther to Entertain for Signor Rosso
at Summer Home.

IT'S Britannia maiestys Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay
n sail from New York Wednesday for England, where he will
join Lady Lindsay at their home. He will be two
months.
Ambassador Herr Hans Luther will entertain at
evening his Summer home LeeSourg honor OF
the Ambassador Sgno Augusta Rosso who will sail
ian Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Sgnor
entertained from Italy yesterday afternoon at
the embassy returned to Bluemont late that afternoon
Tie Chilean Ambassador senor Don Manuel Trucco who
Capital yesterday Ocean City, N left again
yesterday Buemon where he has leased place for the
mainder of the Summer
Ambassador Mr. Alexander Antonovch Troyan-
ovsky has joined his family for the week end at their Summer
place Annapolis
The Turkish Ambassador and Nine Ertegun trip
to Niagara Falls They expected to return to the Capital Tues
day or Wednesday.
Ambassador Oswaso Aranha spending
family place in Bluemont
6enoa de anha spent Friday in Washington returning that
night to Bluemont
Cuban Ambassador, Senor Dr. Guiermo Patterson de
Juare the Capital from Cuba where he
has spent some time.
The Greek Minister Demetrios sicianos
Hot after spending few days the latter part of the
in Washington.
The counselor Greek legation Nicholas Lely
Atlantic City for the week end.
The first secretary of the Legation of Ecuador and Sonora
have returned Washington from Mexico City
They married July % in the Church of the Corronacon
Mexico when those present the United States Ambassa
dor Mexico Mr. Josephus Daniels Arecpion followed the
in the Ecuador Legation and another reception given
later by the uncle of the bride Octava
Ortega formerly senorta Lila Urtado Rodriguez daug
Oin secretary
lean Legation in Washington
first secretary Manta Ortega making
their home in the Fairfax The bridegroom George
town University School of Foreign Service.
secretary Embassy Nine Saint will
return to Washington tomorrow from California.
The atache of the French Embassy Charles Luce will sail
from New York Wednesday for France where he will spend
two months.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
Many Weddings of Note
Miss Alice Groverman Wed at st. Johns
to Lee Ainslie.

They will spend some time at Virginia
Beach, and will be at home later at
612 Ninth avenue in Huntington, w.
Va. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Ainslee come
from distinguished families on both
sides. The brides maternal great
grandfather was Judge Henry r.
Kyle, who was an associate justice of
the Supreme Court during the time of
Chief Justice Chase. She attended
Hannah Moore Academy at Reichters-
town, Md, and Is a member Of the
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter, N. S.
D. A. R. Mr.. Ainslee's grandfather,
DR.. Robert Ainslee, was direct de-
scendent of Col. William Ainslee of
Edinburgh, Scotland. Mr.. Ainslee at
tended Marshall College in Hunting
ton, and now Is manager OF the Hun
tington Automobile Club.
Among the out-of town guests were
Mr.. Robert AinSlee, father of the bride.
groom, his mother being unable tc
make the trip because Of illness; Mrs
M. D. Groverman, grandmother OF the
bride, of Huntington; Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Stansbury Of Cockeysville, Md,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenelm Dallam Of Ca
louisville, Mr.; Mrs. w. B. Sanford OF
San Antonio, Tex; Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyc
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Reeder
Mrs. Eloise Sigler, Mr.. G. N. Sigler
and Mr.. and Mrs. David Bridges OF
Baltimore; Miss Laura Moore of Han
nah Moore Academy, Mrs. Harriet
Dallam of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs
Grant Thrall Of Philadelphia and Mrs
Charles Curlee of Charleston, S. G.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
Nancy Letter Hostess
Other Notes of Summer Colony Activi-
ties on the North Shore.

home on Eastern Point, Gloucester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j. Beveridge,
jr., Of Indianapolis. are at the North
Shore with Mr.. Beveridge's mother,
Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge of Washing
ton, at Selwood, her Summer home,
of Hale street at Beverly Farms.
Judge A. w. Wheat of Washington
is at the Eastern Yacht Club at Mar
blehead for the remainder of the
North Shore season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Small Moore
of Lake Forest. Ill, are visiting Mr..
Moore's mother, Mrs. William H.
Moore, at Rockmarge. her Summer
home in the Paine Reserve at Prides
Crossing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Hodges, jr.,
and their son, Peter Hodges, of Bev-
erly Farms have returned from visit
with Mrs. Hodges parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Fox, at Spring Lake. N. J
Mr.. Robert L. Buell., American
Consul at Columbo, Ceylon. has been
visiting Samuel G.. Houghton at Fox
Greek Farm, his Summer home in
Ipswich.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
Col. Roy Kirkland
Transferred Here

Col. Roy G. Kirkland, U. S. A.,
Air Corps, and Mrs. Kirkland reached
Washington Thursday, coming from
the Preside Of San Francisco on the
Army transport Republic, which
landed in New York Wednesday.
Col. Kirkland is assigned to the Of
flee of the inspector general, U. S. A.,
for duty.
Col. and Mrs. Kirkland will be
guests of Maj. and Mrs. Arthur W.
Vanaman, U. S. A., and Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Acheson F. HasSan in George
town, until they find residence.
Miss Helen Fauntleroy Kirkland
who is the godchild of Mrs. Hassan, Is
visiting friends in New York until
next week, when she viii join hel
parents IN Georgetown.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
Willards Return
Early Next Week

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradley VIII
lard will return to their Washington
home early next week after spending
the Summer in the home, Bradley
House, Of Mr.. willard's ancestors at
Walpole, N. H. Mr.. willard took his
sons last week to Nantucket, where
they will spend the remainder of the
Summer with their grandmother, Mrs.
Willard, widow Of Henry Kellogg Will
lard of Washington.
Maj. and Mrs. Edward A. Keys, par
ents of Mrs. william Bradley Willard,
who have been with them at Walpole
will remain there through this month
and will have with them Maj. Keys
brother-in-la and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Busick and Miss Janet Richards
Of washington.