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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-16
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CATHOLIC 2.

Seventh Ave. and Church st.
Father Phillip O'Mara, pastor.
900 a. n.-Mass, sermon and
benediction.
1000 a. m.-Sunday school.
7:30 ss-m.-Dsiiy mass. 80 IA
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GROVE STREET GOSPEL

enOmlnatlonaI5
Rev. F. G. Mackenzie, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
IN charge of the superintendent,
j 5. Sargent. There are classes
Tor all ages. Allard Garren and
Lhomas Lofiin, assistant superin-
tendents.
.M,pTnlng service at IL O'Clock
! VIVA the pastor. in charge. Sub
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-16
SHOOTER TRACKS. BUILT

MELBOURNE. (UP).-Minia-
ture race-tracks for shooter en-
thusiasts have been established in
several suburbs of Melbourne
Where the sport is banned in the
streets. >'1|''' ny - - &,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-16
How Does
a Pill
Know Where
to Co. :: ~. j

When you take medicine, it goes,
everywhere, so some. is bound to
reach the right spot.
Your problem is to know where to-
go for your medicine. That's why
we keep reminding YOU of, our
prescription department.
HERE only the freshest, finest
III drugs, are used. Here each
prescription Is compounded, with
skill and care Here, too, q regis
tered pharmacist is Away. on
duty.
Your doctor will tell You this is
a dependable place TO, bring your
next prescription.
Jackson Pharmacy
OPPOSITE. f Phone 2
Il
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ST. LANES EPISCOPAL

Main street at Eighth avenue.
Rev. James p. Burke, rector.
Rogation Sunday. CO.
1880 q. m.-Holy communion.
$50 a. m.-Church school.
IL a. m.-Morning service and
sermon.
Service every Friday at 1890
q. m.
g. Service at. st. John the Baptist
church. Upward, every Sunday at
ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
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CHURCH OF GOD

(West Hendersonville)
J. II. Brooks, pastor.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching, IL a. m. Sunday
night service, 1880 o'clock.
Wednesday night prayer meet
ing, 1880 o'clock.
Friday, 1850 p. m. young peo-
pies meeting.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-16

The intermediate League VIII
meet Wednesday evening at Elo
in the hut. .J,u ovo
ming at 5000. H.-E.N
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+; Mussoliniis threat to- annihilate
the Philippians shocks all Ameri-
cans who have forgotten, how we
treated the Indians. -.''
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-16
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CATHOLIC ...'

Seventh Ave. and Church st.
Rev. Philip 0'Mara, pastor.
Services at s a. m. and 10 a. m.
mass and communion.
Sunday school at II O'Clock.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-16

A philosopher says you can't
write pleasant letter without
using the pronoun "I:'- Nonsense.
Just say: Enclosed find check.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-16
TRACEY GROVE

j. II. Brooks. pastor.
Services each second and fourth
Sunday evenings at 2:30 o'clock
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08

Whipping the football candidates
into first class shape w. S. Taylor
plans to start drilling his spring
grid stars on plays to be used in
next Friday nights intersquad
practice game.
The Spartans have been working
on fundamentals during the past
week, learning the correct way TO
block and tackle.
Taylor announced Friday night
that no outstanding men had been
found in the list of candidates but
that the squad looked good on the
average.
If the high school mentor can
uncover some backfield material
before the 1896 season starts he eX-
poets to have a winning team next
year Taylor has several good
linemen back for the 1896 team but
as yet the backfield aspirants are
of limited ability.
Baseball Candidates
Under the guidance of Earle
Poole, Central highs baseball men
are working out each afternoon i'll
preparation for the game with I'M
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
TODAYS-
Sports Parade
HENRY
BY HENRY McLEMORE

1t is this uncertainty that ap-
FealS to President Cummings. As
he said, in discussing them, there
is nothing more pleasing to a
suicide member than to be in
doubt when he goes into a turn,
whether he will straighten it
cut, or whether it will Straighten
him Out-fOr good.
Brother Gardner, a member CT
the English branch Of the society,
and who was given a temporary
membership in the American
lodge. says he locks forward most
keenly to the ride alongside the
ocean side. The breeze will be
most bracing, you know, and the
hair-pin turn ON the paved side
OF the course. Il was Gardner who,
when asked why he came over
with Sir Malcolm Campbell last
year. replied.
why to See Malcolm go quick
" down the beach. my dear fei-
low
Brother Mackenzie, who holds
the American record for bones
broken Cnes hit the wall three
times at Indianapolis is keen for
the race because it will give him
a chance to tie the worlds record
-.r injuries. It seems there is a
fellow in Italy VINO has broken one
more bCAe than he has and Doc
will never be satisfied until the
championship IS returned to the
good I'D US.A.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
FIT AGAIN

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, March
:. (UPJ-The suicide club. an or
ganization composed of young men
who regard the human neck as
something TO be broken. and
racing automobile "a the most
cCnvenient and comfortable place
10 break it IN. h5ld a winter ses-
sion here Sunday.
The society Will hold its meeting
over the 250-mi.e stretch of the
nations first oeach and road
course. Annual dues will be col
lected in advance. fer the chances
are that at the finish one Or more
Of the members viii have passed
beyond the reach of the club trea-
suTer.
Several of the society's ranking
officers are here, including Presi-
lent wild Bill Cummings. Georg 2
| DOC" Mackenzie. MajCr Goldie
Gardner, ana Bob Sail. All # those
/ mentioned. as well as the % other
/ brothers here for the session. nav
tested the meeting ground and
/ all agree that it meets all Of the
/ clubs eXacting demands In regard
i tC danger and 10olhardiness. Broth
i er Sail. who smashed his car T.
bits. and missed death BY an inch
while testing L was high in MS
praise
ITS a damn cute three and
a half miles ha enthusiastical-
ly reported as the doctor eX-
amined him for fractures. "We
hOuld have an interesting num-
Der of crack ups
Brother Sal. a e5pectaCled young
man, admitted he wouldn't hays
cracked up at 85 miles am hcu
had he seen tue turn from tae
beach onto the road in time. b0.
he didn't and simply felt obli-
gated to make q dead iefthaad
turn.
I would have locked silly g,in3
right past the turn and on down
the beach. he said.
Uh-huh almost a. silly as H.
Did flying through the air with
an upside down car chasing him.
and threatening TO land squarely
on top # him He might have
broken his glasses.
President wild Bill" Cummings
he was elected president one al
+ teruoCa several years ago when
driving on a dirt track, he went
into a turn % cn0Eed with dust
that he came lat driving another
+ car thinks the turns Of tomorrow
course are a. delightfully."- danger
i Gus as any he ever has seen.
The turns 1Jr your informa-
ton, are simply paths slashed right
/ through the dunes. BY the time the
cars 60 through them twice on
their way from the beach TO the
read, and back again, they viii
be nothing more than sand ruts.
a foot deep. And there are fe#
more treacherous surfaces thai
loose sand, one time il will grab
your car, and the next it will skid
1t like ice.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08

FIs.doro Gastanaga of Spain.
Gastanaga. fat and out of cen
dition. was at the mercy OF the
awkward Italian except for few
brief flurrieS. Carnera opened a
cash over GastanagaS right eye
In the fourth round. and referee
Arthur Donovan stepped the bout
after 46 seconds Of the fifth round
when the Spaniard indicated he
was ready to quit. A crowd cf
1884 paid S18.380 to see the bout
in Madison Square Garden. Car
nera weighed 26814, Gastanaga
POSI-.
Although the victory failed to
impress the crowd. which booed
Camera for rough tactics, it buoy
ed the ambling Alps hopes Of
fighting James J. BraddOck for
the title this summer. The Garden
unable to get Louis, is striving
desperately to produce an oppo-
nent 50 Braddock can fulfill their
contract with him.
Efforts of Solly King to force
the New York commission to call
off the boute because of his charge
that both fighters were managed
bv Louis Soresi. caused the boxing
board to continue their investiga-
tion into the dealings Soresi had
with GaStanaga. King claims that
Dialm5 J. RizZ. GaStanaga'S man
agar of record. IS only front
man fer SoreSi. King holds a con-
tract in GaStanaga's services which
runs until May. 1888, but can't get
the commission TO recognize It.
Brig. Gen. John J Phelan sad
t-day that he was satisfied that
last nights bout was waged on the
level. but that the purses Of both
men would be held up until they
finished their investigation Tues
day into the managerial status Of
SoreSi and Rizzi.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
.SLEDCE CALZA
TO TANGLE IN
GREAT BATTLE

One Of the best wrestling cards
ever offered Imperial Valley mat
tans was announced Saturday by
Promoter John Contos. Bill Sledge.
former collegiate wrestle: from
Texas University. will take on
George Gala. prominent Pacific
coast grappler. in the feature match
at the City Limits arena Friday
NIGHT.
Sledge. grocmed for a 60 at the
worlds championship now held by
Vincent Lopez. IS the most out
standing wrestler in the legion OF
young "comers'. according TO Con-
tos. He is neary 6 feet, weighs
over 200 pounds and has everything
il takes to make a champion. Sledge
is well known on the coast. He
has fought most Of the best men
and has never been defeated.
Calza, Independently wealthy.
who wrestles purely for fun and
fame, was robbed" in a recent
match with Lopez, Contos claims.
when the champion laid him low
with a low blow CalZa has piled
up an impressive series Of victories
during his coast mat career. H
IL e Centro once before
winning his match.
On the same card, Les Kennedy
Of Los Angeles. we'll known wrestler
ard former light heavyweight, box
ing champion Of California. will
meet 3. Valdez. go pound battler
from Mexico City.
Two othef featured matches will
be announced later according TO
COntOs.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08

PHOENIX. March 7. (SpeciaD-
The greatest basketball team TO
represent El Centre J. c. in school
history completed a highly success
full season Saturday night with a
27-22 victory over the strong Phoe-
nix b1SketeerS.
The win gave Central an even
break in the two game series with
The Bears. Phoenix won Friday :
tilt 1890.
Captain Donald Withrow left FL
Centre Saturday morning ard ar
rived in the Arizona city in time
for the game. His presence III
the lineup was enough to pull out
victory for the arabs.
Changing from the style of play
used in Fridays game, the Arabs
played a Slow breaking offense,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Junior College Swamps
Phoenix Cagers 27-22
DO

stalling with the ball at every op-
poctunity, and then passing in for
setups when the Phoenix defense
rushed
The expert ball handling of
Withrow made this type OF attack
doubly effective and the Phoenix
team became so befuddled that
they could not compete with Tay-
lor's charges
In the last few minutes the Bear
quintet became desperate and in
trying to obtain the ball saw the
Nomads put the game on ice with
Il brilliant passing attack for which
the Centralites are noted.
Marvin Shipp led the Nomad
scoring with - digits. Delozier
chalked up seven points, WithroW
five and Drennen three.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Suede Berg[und In
Ten-Round Victory

HOLLYWOOD. March Z. U.P'-
Swede Berglund. speedy San Ber-
nardino, Cal. middleWeight today
sought new fields to conquer fol-
lowing his I0-round decision over
Paul Pirrone. Cleveland veteran.
last night at Legion stadium.
The hard hitting Swede dropped
Punch EN- Paul twice. once for
a two-count in the fifth and in the
10th for a no-count. PirrOne threat
ened only in one round. the sixth.
when he rocked Berglund with hare
rights. Berglund effectively usea
jolting hooks and contemplating
tactics.
Each weighed l53 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Patty Berg Beaten
By Mrs. Opal Hill

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March l.
UP)-Mrs. Opal S. Hill Of Kansos
CITY. whose magic putter carried
her to an exciting 2 and l semi
finals victory over Patty Berg
meets defending champion Maur-
cen Orcutt Crews of Miami in the
finals of the Florida east coast golf
championship today.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Central Grid Team
Whipped i'm Shape

perial next Saturday.
Taylor plans to get out with the
diamondeers for a couple of nights
next week to line up team to
meet Coach Bert's Imperial nine(
After spring football is over Taylor
will take complete charge of the
baseball team and try to build
championship contender out OF an
almost entirely green team.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Southern California
Beats Santa Clara

LOS ANGELES. March 7. UP
University of Southern California S
baseball team yesterday defeated
Santa Clara. 8 TO 2, in an intercol-
legiate league game at Bovard Field.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
BASKETBALL SCORES
BY UNITED PRESS

~ N.Na ID 7 ENIlll0
Washington %. oregon State 80.
Washington state A. oregon 30.
KansaG 81. Missouri %.
Pittsburgh Teaehers 81. Fort Hays
Teacher %.
Utah Aggies a. Wyoming %.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Technical Knockouf
Scored by Primo

NEW YORK, March I. (UP)-Whle Primo Camera
dreams of winning back the heavyweight title the New
York State Athletic commission faced stormy legal
battle today as an aftermath of Friday nights fight IN
which Carnera scored 5round technical knockout over
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Fictitious Firm Name

The undersigned does hereby Ger
tify that he is conducting Reirlg-
Grafton Service Business at l33 n
Sixth Street, Ell Centre, California
Imperial County, under the ficti-
tious name of Valley Refrigeration
Service and that said firm name Is
composed Of the following person
whose name and address is as fol-
lows, to-Wit:
Frank H. Morgan, 133 n Sixth
Street. Fl Centro. California.
WITNESS my hand this 9th day
Of February, 1886
FRANK II. MORGAN.
state Of California. }
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Bench
Warming
BY B. KINNE

carl Hubben. ace pitcher OF the
New York Giants. deploreS the laey
mai his screw bail has become SO
nonular among National League
nitcbers. The gradual development
of the puzzling delivery by otheI
chuckers in the league has given
the leading batsmen a chance 10
ef5dv the oddities OF Carls re-
yerse curve and as a result Hub
bells No. i weapon Is not so effect
i've as 1t once vas.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
County Of Imperial

on this 27th day of February, in
the year nineteen hundred and
thirty SIX, before me, Ralph J. Car
michael, a NOTARY PUBLIC in
and for said County, residing there
in, duly commissioned and sworn
personally appeared Frank II. Nor
gan known to me TO be the person
whose name is subscribed TO the
within instrument and acknowledge
ed 10 me that he executed the same
WITNESS my hand and official
seal.
RALPH j. CARMICHAEL,
Notary Public in and for the County
Of Imperial, State Of California.
(M8-l5- % -29)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08

The big game scheduled to be
nlaved here on March 30 between
he ToIvo Giants ana the FL Cen
fro AN stars viii be one OF the pest
baseball games ever seen IN lile
valley. 49,
Satchel PAGE. veteran Negro
pitcher has been signed 20 pl1eh
for the FL Cenuo team and fans are
locking forward q to { real pitching
d,,al between Page and Schoolpoy
Sawamura. Sawamra has won IS
Games III a row and has baitled
some Of the best batterS III 1he
coast league.
page is considered one Of the
greatest pitchers IN the world ana
has a list OF tricks up his sleeve
that will have the Japanese slug
gers swing at air most OF the alter
noon.
If The e Cenuo batterS can give
Page a couple OF runs we look ioi
The All Star team 10 emerge victor
iole in the game aud atone FOR The
defeat handed them by the Tokyo
nine last season.
Co.
In spite of the fact that the
blph school diamond is in such poor
condition the Spartan baseballers
are rapidly rounding INTO shape ioi
their first game against Imperial
high Saturday.
The Spartans. have a good chance
to 90 places in the valley league this
season but tbe fact that they have
such a poor diamond on which te
practice will probably beat them
when they run up against CaleXi-
co and BraWleY.
CaleXico has the best baseball
park in the valley with 2 fine grass
playing surface ana as a result the
Bulldogs usually emerge champions
Of the valley league.
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
LLOYD UHITE UINS
MODEL PLANE RACE

Lloyd White was winner Of the
model aiplane contest held on
aunsucker field yesterday after
noon which was described By Of
.lciais as the best competition yet
lad. Whites total Of three flights
,ame TO 920 feet, while the iong-
est single flight was made BY the
,ntry of George Frisby at 800
feet.
Second prize went to Charles
Jones with distance Of 537 feet
and George Frisby took third
place with a total of 519 feet.
According to r. L. Griffin, in
terest in the contests is picking
up decidedly. In yesterdays meet
there was one casualty when Ab-
ner Riggs model cracked up on
its second flight.
Contestants and their total dis
tances for three flights were as
follows: Lloyd White, 920; Charles
ones, 537; George Frisby, 5lS;
James McHarney. sos: Wilbur Ev-
ans, 437; WinfreG Lane. 334; John
frisby, 294; Palmer Ward. 265;
Oupree Shields. PAT; Billie San
iers, 2ll; Victor Hollowell. III:
Abner Riggs, two flights. 81.
Plans for the winning plane
we're taken from the Model Air
plane Magazine and all parts were
bought at Griffin's Bicycle shop.
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
SO.UE UNUSUAL. -.
LAND MARKERS
IN VICI W.T. Y

Beginning a. {. gUn-o2rrcl," is
aa unusual passage IN the dcs-
c..p,.on II a piece of property IN
ri Harmon township which
changed hands la.t Teck. although
JOscpa e. Spence. register Of
deeds. says tina, an iron axle. set
deep N the ground IS oy no means
an uncommon marker in the coun-
". An cTcn more martial corner
post Can bc found in CnOWan
County. says DaXId COX, local sur
ycyOr. who recalls d deed there
that named an iron cannon As
marker.
No criticism Of either cannon,
gun-barrcl or axle Is in order,
from the standpoint Of durability.
says Mr.. Cox, who recalls. at the
other extreme. deed which gave
a. one maIGcr, "a myrtle bush, -
a landmark hardly calculated TO
survive the purchaser Of the pro-
pcrty. Quite d number Of air
minded gr"ntors, says she, appar-
emily try u include a part of the
StratOSphcrc in the sale of pro-
perty By setting forth that one
line runs perpendicular, TO an
other.
Gem Of his collection, however
is Dare County deed in which a
property line is given as begin
ming at the end Of Endless Bay. -
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
BARGES SINK IN
KNOBB'S CREEK

Two bargcs Of the Foreman
Blades Lumber company were
sunk under seven feet CT water
yesterday as the result CT Fridays S
hurricane in this section.
According to L. r. Foreman,
ST., company official, last night,
not much damage was entailed
other than the expense of raising
the vessels from their position on
the bottom Of Knobbs creek.
The bargcs were moored near
The company mill located on the
creek out North Road street a
short distance from the city linn
it's. According to Mr.. Foreman,
the two loaded vessels were sunk
during the drop Of the water and
workers were unable to free them
after the inrush of the rising tide.
Lumber on the bargeS was
transferred to other boats and the
bargCS themselves are to be rails
cd by the company this morning
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
Saint Elizabeth
School To Open
This Morning

Saint Elizabeth school will open
his morning at nine o'clock. The
school will include kindergarten
nd grade school up to and in-
Guiding the sixth grade.
Due to the inability of furniture
factories to supply school furnish
.ngs in time for the opening the
school will not be complete for
about two weeks. however. when
completed it will be modern II
every respect. The kindergarten
will be especially modern and
the authorities feel certain i will
meet with the approval Of al who
see it. When the schoo. is COM
.leted a cordial invitation will be
extended to the people Of Eliza
oeth City to visit and inspect il
or themselves.
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
Oakley is Director
OF Rife Association

Hertford, Sept. 20. - Walter h
Oakley, Jr., who attended the n"-
tionaI rifle matCheJ at Camp Perry,
Ohio, this month, was elected q
member Of the board Of directors
of the National Rifle Association Of
America. He also served as adju-
tant of the 50-meter international
team which represented the United
States in The annual contest with
riflemea from England, Canada,
South Africa and Germany. The
United States team won the match
this year.
Mr.. Oakley, who is judge Of the
Perquimans county recorders court,
has been a rifle enthusiast for a
number Of years.
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
A Lower Tide
Last FRIDAY
Than In 1888
Many Find Searching River
Bottom To Be a Very
Profitable Pastime

Although the general opinion
here vas that less water was dr.v-
IN ouC Of the Pascuotank river by
as. Fridays northeast storm
han by either the August or Sep
.ember storms IT 1893. wilson
Sanders. vino closely checked the
tide C.. the Elizabeth City ship
yard. reports that Fridays .oT
:!fa was at least t~o feet lover
than that Of three years ago.
According to cur measure
ments al the s!!ipyard." said Mr
Sanders. "ti!e .oT tide n 1888 vas
eight and a ha.i feet below nor
ma. while last FRIDAYS tide vas
between 10 and II feet below nor
maj"
The low tide proTcd prcf!.ab'e
20 many boys and men who took
advantage Of the !oTness Of the
.ide TO explore the r!Ter an.
,reeE bottoms along the water
iron, t!tre.
One boy found purse contain
ng a-ound SIS. Another found g
oursc containing sa45. Anothe.
:ound a gold watch. TWO yo-ng
-nen made between $50 and $40 II
few hours FRIDAY morning by
picking Up ring dogs. logging
chains. Jog hooks mo axes spilled
IF lumber rbargeS AMI RATS. They
collected off the river ootton o.
~ 400 ring dogs. which they sold
to a local logging concern for five
rents each.
Dozens OF small boys, white
and colored. mai= & little spend
ng money ~ picking up chains,
anchors and ether iron objects off
ne river bottom and the bottoms
If Charles. T.be- aad Po!ndey.er
y eel:.s. and selling them tor :.nk
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
New Stores Open
In EdentOn Today

Edea:on, Sep. l9. - Two Lev
stores will be added TO Edentoa )
business section today.
J. H. Cuthrells depar:men: store,
ca the corner Of Broad ana Ed=n
streets, will open its doors al 9
o'clock. He will carry full line
OF merchandise.
Mr.. Cuthrell vii! offer to the first
Is customers l0-quart galvanized
buckets.
E. L. Pierce, native OF the
Rocky Hook section. will open in
the E. C. White building as Wayne
and Plantation feed and seed store.
During the day Waverly Hill. a
.e2d specialist, will be there TO ad-
wise the public on feed problems.
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
FUNERAL Or DALLAS
FREEMAN ON SUNDAY

Funeral services for James Dal-
,aS Freeman were held from the
First Christian church, Parsonage
street, Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock with Rev. w. o. Henderson
officiating. The choir sang Rock
Of Ages and "Wll the Circle Be
UnbrCk-n?" Pallbearers we're his
nephcWS: Herman Freeman, Clyde
Freeman, Thomas Freeman, James
Brock, and Winfred Freeman. There
were numerous floral offerings and
many out-of-toWn friends attended
the funeral. Burial was in Holly
wood cemetery.