davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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63O4 9th ST. NV.

OPEN SUNDAY IT TO 5.
Near corner of Sheridan St nw-Six-
room and bath detached frame: real bed
rooms Q tnclosed porches new h.-w.. heat
blowers. electricity. kitchen: in new-house
condition; garage: lot 50x10O. nicely land
terms
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.. INC,
Natiapal AKIN
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1908 KEY BLVD.

1908 KEY BLVD,
LYON VILLAGE, VA.
Just mile from Key Bridge, this lovely,
practically new detached corner brick
home is within easy access OF all Govern
ment departments and downtown WASH
ington. Has large living room. dining
room. kitchen. 2 bed rooms and tiled bath
on first floor: 3 large bed rooms. sewing
room and tiled bath on second floor; large
screened side porch. cellar under entire
house. garage. hardwood floors throughout
every modern convenience. with beautifully
HANDICAPPED lot 95x12O. with shade trees
and abundance Of flowers: entire rear yard
inclosed with an ornamental iron fence.
PRICE, 10000.
Owner will sell for down payment Of
$4,000 and take back balance in one
mortgage payable SIS month. including
interest and principal. Immediate posses
sion.
Open for Inspection.
For Full Particulars, Call
LYON, INC, WALNUT S4l0
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

dOOSLS-CNrO NrOnNtSnED.
43I0 BRANDYWINE-6 R.. B.. MoDERN
large lot: SO. D. H. JOHNSON CO.. 94l
N. Y. ave.
CoMFoRTABLE HOME OF TEN ROOMS.
o with o%srs snd sadaFs aass
monthly. situated Riverdale. CLAUDE
WARREN. phone National 1894. 22'
1875 HOBART ST. NW-PARTLY FUR
nished: brick, Il rooms bath. club rm., cleo
trio REFRIGERATOR. garage; $50.
$40 OO-76O QUEBEC ST. NW-BUILT
by Kennedy-Davis and in beautiful condl-
tion: rooms. large tile bath. elec. refrig;
orator. oil burner; convenient to stores and
transportation. May be seen after $50
p m. or during the day by calling J. WES-
LEY BUCHANAN INC. Met. 1l43
6i03 BEECHWooD DRIvE-sI2O.
Practically new center-hall Colonial,
large shaded lot: & bed , rSoms. 3 baths
phone National 1900.
35l7 S ST. W.-ATTRACTIvE SEMI
detached 6-room home: > baths; maids
SOON in basement; fine back and side
yards. Call Cleveland 34s7. 90
DUPONT CIRCLE C2Ola o ST. NV
bery home large
ants quarters. laundry. Kelvinator. latest
and most economical heating plant; newly
decorated For lease by the year to private
70 j pm. M Cali OWNER, Wisconsin 4s4o:
HOME FOR PHYSICIAN.
No 200 Rittenhouse St nw-Home and
ONCE built especially for doctor; rooms.
4 baths. 2-car garage: detached stone
corner residence: rent. 500. See us for
permit TO inspect.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
14ls H St NV. District 1877.
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PETWORTH.

Tb.45W.
Tapestry brick, & rooms. gas heat. Vene-
tian blinds. recreation room. 3 porches,
det garage. splendid condition throughout.
Call KELLEY District 1921
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SALE-HOUSES.
$l1.95O-SHEPHERD PARK

$II,g50-SHEPHERD PARK. :.
An unusual opportunity to buy q spa.
nne nelghborhood and has Just been re-
oecorated throughout: has oil heat. bed
rooms, huge living room with fireplaces
2-car garage, screened-in side porch.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
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HIGHLAND VIEW,


Silver Spring. Md.
Detached brick, one English studio de-
sign, and one early American Colonial.
Priced at SS.45O and $3.50. Lots 70xl35.
Open daily until Q pm.
Drive out Colesville pike blocks bevond
Mrs. ks Toll House Tavern to Franklin
ave- continue on to Flower ave. to houses;
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, VA,
$22,950 (WORTH S35,OOO),
COUNTRY CLUB GROVE. VA.
REPOSSESSED RARGAN

NOW BEING REDECORATED.
Practically new, Colonial brick 6-room
home: overlooks Rock Greek Park: IL
baths. 3 large porcheS. recreation and
ma ids rooms. 2-car garage. Natl 500
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MODERN APIS.

RMS, KIT. $50; / RIM. KIT. $40.
Modern freproof bldg, 24-hr. elevator
switchboard service; refriRerstion. house
current; neatly furn. slight extra. TOU-
NEAR 10th. AND PARK RD.
CHOICE LOW-RENT APTS.
FURN AT SLIGHT EXTRA CHARGE.
CHEEKY apts. modern bldg. best W. sec
ton handy to cars. schools. stores. etc.i
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CoLoRED REFINED-VISIT THIS NEW
DEVELOPMENT of fine apartments: delight
fully clean and modern: heat and hot
water furnished "a to AS G st. s.v
3 rms. kit and b.. S45. Excellent class
tenants. D. S NASH owner Phone
North O660. Representative on premises.
1416 HOPKINS ST. NV
tocms. kitchen and bath. $50. Near
Dupont Circle.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
so. Union Trust Bldg. National 1890.
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GOSS REALTY CO.,
6,45O-IN PETWORTH.

$6,450-IN PETWORTH.
AL DELAFIELD PL NV.
Apartment dweller's opportunity to buy
cheaper than you can rent. Six rooms:
rear porches that can be inclosed: gas
heat $50 per year, beautiful recreation
room. garage; high elevation; INV neigh
borhood convenient to churches. schools
and transportation; new-house condition
throughout; Venetian blinds. Owner offers
for direct sale for limited period. You will
be surprised at the condition and the value
represented by this house. Small cash pay
ment and $50 per month for 3 years then
pay interest on lst trust, SIS per month.
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HOME BARGAINS.
USE YOUR SOLDIERS BONUS.
3711 22nd st. n.e.-Detached frame, B
rooms and bath garase; paved street and
303S Monroe ST. n.e.--7 rooms, bath, oil
heat: paved street. Price. S6.95o: terms.
Two BUNGALOWS near Rhode Island ave-,
new-house condition.; reasonable price and
terms. Other bargains
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor,
1904 Gath st. NE Potomac 6O21,
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4007 CONN. AVE NV. APT. 2O6-IIv-
ing room. bed room. kitchen. dinette and
screened porch: completely furnished; rea-
sonable; available June | to Sept: 10.
Apply desk or resident manager, Emer-
son 543S. 23'
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1911 HOLLY ST NV.
Center-hall home; large l. r.. d. r, k,
bath. bed rooms: 50 500 terms: lot
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CHEVY CHASE.
}ITNGATOW- Q50
ALL BRICK, 20 FIT. WIDE,
OIL HEAT-S5. $50,
METZLER-Realtor,

-
District $500. 1106 Vt. Ave.
Sunday and Nights, Adams 0620.
ABSOLUTE SACRIFICE.
PETWORTH BARGAIN-$6,95 $50.
Tapestry brick. 2O-foot 6-room house;
3 large porcheS. built-in garage, parouet
flooring. Call National s949.
$5,95O-HHLCREST, Sc.
A beautiful broom bungalow. open fire-
place. elec. refrigeration. hot,Water neat
garage. Positively modern. Bigsest bar
gain and prettiest spot in Sc. Lot ooxlIo'
N''f FRANZ s. PHILLIPS. DIST AL.
Lovely Stucco Bungalow.
8 rooms. ami: garage; yMn bsrgsin, .,sst At
Brentwood rd. ne. Phone North 433s.
OWNERS SACRIFICE.
$10,950.
s bed rooms. 2ks baths, beautiful hre-
place attic: owner built: corner. spacious
grounds 742 Crittenden st. NV.
COLORED-1553 4th. ST. N:W-DESlR.
able colored neighborhood: rooms and
bath; elsstrtcity; modern; reasonable terms
CoIORED-S4.5 500
rms, reception hall. bath and 2 rear
porches, concrete cellar electricity. furnace
heat. A real buy for home or investment
a .HoWENsTElN BEOSs - Y
and II sts. NE Anceln oee7. -
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27O1 CONNECTICUT AVE, APT. 7Ol-
Attractively furnished, large living room,
bed room, foyer kitchen and bath; sub
lease Summer months; SS5. Columbia
10fS
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GEORGETOWN.
New building. 1906 P st. nv; Apt. -
bath; gas for cooking included In rent;
electric refrigera ton. Open for inspection.
@. H. HmfEGEIST CO.
1891 x et. N.Wl National $500.
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239 OGLETHORPE NV.
SHEPHERD PARK.

THE BEST BUY TODAY.
New brick detached home. rms and
bath. $3.50; facing Govt. park. D. S.
BIRON. Met. 5ll2 bet. ) and : pm.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.
sL9y5h Ne.J saE fS2R.5sa on EEN
rooms and bath. 2 large screened Dorches
and garase. Phone Emerson 4o73.
WOODBRIDGE : SEMI-DETACHED. SIX
VIII Wits rent at0 reasonable @ to responsible party.
June I to Oct. 1 or longer. 1921 Monroe
DETACHED CORNER HOUSE, SPACIOUS
machine: nicely furnished; Gear garage;
from June 15 to Sept. l5, S100 month.
BY appointment only. Georgia 4196.
WESLEY HE1GHTs- BED ROOMS. 2
pisno. % h porches. .0Sa iii furnace. t T large yard
Gear garage: June Is TO January 1. S175
mo. Phone Cleveland 9074.
WILL WILL RENT JUNE UNTIL y ra,,s OCT; = TW4
Changed. Phone West Se15-J.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED. 7-RoOM
ss5 per month. Phone Cleveland i137:
GROOM BUNGALOW. AMI. 3 ACRES;
IN p: G: sublet June 20; S65: GARAGE
Warren st.-Detached house. 8 rooms. 3
porches. garage; june Is to Sept. 15.
OWNER WILL RENT GROOM HOME.
for Summer months. SS5. Phone Emerson
3641.
20 WEST IRVING ST.. CHEVY CHASE.
Md;1Jupe 10 to September Is. Phone
l27 W. wOODBINE ST. CHEVY CHASE
Immediately. Phone wisconsin 1915.
IN GEoRGEToWN-sMALL coRNER
fsauir.d. nsuss r0sni Sa n:sh odd
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(Coptinued,l

370I MASS AV. NV. APT 3O7-WILL
sublet June to Oct. attractive. cool apt,
living rm., bd. rms, dinette, kitchen
bath, shower: S11.5O- Near Cathedral
grounds Emerson 1921
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
SALE BY OWNER.

Two new semi-bungslows. all modern i'm
provements garage: lot 75x150: convenient
TO transportation. stores. schools; easy
payments. Can see any day. KENNEDY
SIMMS. Beltsville, Nd. Phone Berwyn
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CHEVY CHASE. D c.
NEW HOME AND REAL BUY AT
ST. 500. CORNER property on beautiful
lot wooded section: center-hall Colonial
brick. home OF great charm; furred;
screened and weather stripped; insulated
third fiJor: dinette; space for recreation
room: automatic heat and refrigeration;
very attractive covered walk to garage from
house. with fine possibilities for Raroenlng
Slate roof and copper cutters: IN fHct a
complete attractive modern home BOSs
A. PHEL pS NATIONAL $500. EVENING
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WELL-FURNIsHED APT, SUITABLE FOR

JEWISH GIRL WANTED TO SHARE DE-
sirable furnished apartment; maid service.
, Apt. 406. 1881 Cathedral avenue. Column
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NEW AMERICAN HOMES IN
ROLLINGWOOD.

Adjoining Rock Greek PARK at Beach
drive and Leland st;-Beautifui detached
homes on large wooded lots; 3 and 4 bed
rooms, Q baths hrst-floor library base
mert lounge maids room and bath built
In gear garage Open daily ] to 9 Sun.
day $50 am TO $50 pm.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC,
1922 K ST National iO4O
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SUBLET NEAR WARDMAN PARK-AT-
tractive, completely furnished, one room,
kitchen and bath apt; responsible person;
$50. Call Col. O631-J. after m. "A
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WANTED-APARTMENTs.
RENT-FLATS,

1000 ST. NE-3 rooms. kitchen and
bath. elec.; heat furnished; newly deco
rated; rent. $40.
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO, g14 G NV
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SUBLET 3 TO 4 MOS-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen. bath. Mr.. ENGLAND, 4l05 Wise.
ave Cley $500 sos South 23'

TAKOMA PARK, 41O CEDAR ST.
Near Walter Reed. 20 min. city; cool.
shady, 2nd floor front: 4 spacious rooms,
screened porch gas, cleo, Frigidare; linens,
HilVer. parare reaS MGR Gen na22
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town, rms, k. b.. garage: 2 terraces
directly on Rock Creek Park: available
June-Oct.: reas. wisconsin 51a3 26s
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Just OF the Old Georsetown rd- THE
Cedars" Photo views of this magnlhcent
estate may be seen at this ofice. Nearly
2 acres Of most beautiful. rollins. wooded
grounds. amid abundance of flowers. fruit
trees and large shady oaks. charming
old home containing s large rooms. bath.
modern improvements and in immaculate
condition. Priced remarkably low for this
character of home.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
S2e 18th st. Realtor Natl 0753.
EVENING Phone. GenrRia 1000.
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oth AND SITS. NE.
rm.. X. and b.. and rms. X. and b.
AVAILABLE. Apply resident manager.
FURN. APT, $35-4 ROOMS, SIS.
qheery apt. BLDG. tped bath. nicely fur
oshed. Phone Adams Ae62e.
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TWO-ROOM APARTMENT FROM JUNE
Is to September Is; two exposures, south
and west. Keystone, Apt All, 215O Penn
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New. detached brick, upper 18th st. 2
rms . baths rec nm, oil heat. 2-car
gar Den on first floor, sewing room plus
3 bed rooms on End fl; reduced to Sl2,9oO.
WILLIAM BOSWELL.
Met. 3O33 Eve Wise BIS
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NEARBY VA.-S5 95O-S7.45O.
S500-S750 down, reasonable mo. pay
ments. VERY ATTRACTIVE NEW 5-6
room Colonial bricks: open fireplace; large
wooded lots. beautifully landscape ped: 15-
minute bus McCLAINE. 2100 Wilson blvd.
Clarendon. Va Phone Walnut 9292, day.
eve. and Sunday 22s
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OWNER SAYS SELL

FOUR BED ROOMS.
A CHARMING CAPE COD NEW HOME.
TODAY SEE
452S ELLICOTT STREET NV.
Gust of 46th Street.)
Thoroughly built of stone and brick;
furred walls, rock wool insulated copper
and brass pipes, fireplace screened porch
recreation room. attic, slate roof garage.
Can be purchased at a price worthy Of
your immediate investigation. Paved street
and alley to beautiful lot 1877 It. deep
Close to bus and car lines. schools and
Open Daily to PM
PAUL r STONE INC Natl Os5e.
RED-HOT BARGAIN.
6.room house. ami: garage: h.w.-h..
81. 100;z$3c0 cash. $40 month, MAYNoR,
2006 entwood I'd. ne. North ASS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

14O7 L ST. NV.
In convenient downtown section; 2 lars
rooms dressing room. bath: S45.
L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS, INC.
1915 X ST. N w National 2O40.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-09
Young Robinson
May Be Sent 10
Alcatraz Prison

ATLANTA, Ga, June Q. (UP)
Thomas Fl. Robinson, Jr., kidnap-
err of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll, has
been transferred to Leavenworth
penitentiary and may eventually
go to Alcatraz, it was revealed
yesterday.
Robinson, who for 10 months
eluded a nationwide search by
Omen, masquerading as a woman
during much of that period, was
sent to Atlanta penitentiary i'm
mediately after receiving life
sentence at Louisville last month.
Officials of the federal peniten-
tiary did not reveal the causes be-
hind the transfer.
At Washington, the Federal
Bureau of Prisons announced
simply that Robinson had been
transferred to Leavenworth. The
announcement added that his
transfer to Alcatraz, the Ameri-
can Devils Island" is being con-
Sidered.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-09
FRANCE in REVOLUTIONARY
MOVE. CONSOLIDATES PLAN
OF DEFENSE; STRIKES OVER

8. Recognize collective bar
gaming.
4. Increase wages.
5. Recognize workers dele
gates.
The cabinet will meet today to
draft labor reform bills, including
the strikers five demands. The
bills will be presented to the
Chamber of Deputies Thursday
and to the Senate early next
week.
One hundred thousand coal
miners in Northern France de-
clared a general strike yesterday
despite Sundays agreement be-
tween workers and employers.
Paris building trades also got
aboard the strike band wagon,
and 1000 boundary workers near
the Toulon naval arsenal and
many workers in several minor
blast furnaces in the Siene de-
partment jo ined the movement.
The Port of Dunkirk was para
lyzed. Workers in the naval yards
at Port De Bouc on the Mediter-
renean cosat demanded improved
working conditions and threaten
ed to strike unless they obtain
immediate satisfaction. 80.
But despite these last-minute
walkouts, the strike is practically
ended. -..... -..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-09
OFFICIAL EJACULATION OF
HENDERSON VOTE FAILSTO
CHANGE PRIMARY RESULTS

Final results were unchanged in
Henderson county by the official
canvass of the primary by the
county election board this morn
ing, although votes were changed
in some instances.
Most of the candidates gained
a few votes over the unofficial
count, but the final result was not
changed to any degree.
The complete official count will
be published in table form in to-
morrow's Times-News and will
show each candidate and the vote
he received in each precinct.
For U. S. senator: j. w. Bailey
1929; R. T. Fountain TIP; David
Strain "a; w. H. Griffin 17S.
For governor: Clyde Hoey l.
741; Ralph Mcdonald $50; Sandy
Graham 1925; John McRae IA. ,
For lieutenant governor: Paul
Grady 1926; George Mcneil l.
223; w. P. Horton 1893.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-09
ROOSEVELT ON.
FRIENDLY TOUR
Crowds Gather To See
President on His Way
Through Tennessee

ABOARD ROOSEVELT SpE-
CIAL EN- ROUTE TO HOT
SPRINGS, Ark, June 9.-(uP)
While the nations Republican
leaders gathered in Cleveland to
nominate his opponent, President
Roosevelt sped through the DEM
ocratic south on a friendly visit"
to the southwest.
Crowds gathered at stations
through Tennessee to greet the
president and local party leaders
boarded his train for brief con-
ferenceS.
The presidents three major adj
dresses and several informal rear
platform appearances in .Arkan-
sas, Texas, Indiana and Kentucky
will be strictly non political,
White House attaches emphasized:
Democrats in these states planned
rallies, however, it was learned.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-09

For secretary of state: Stacey
Wade 2029; Mike Dunnagan 372;
Thad Eure 976.
For auditor: Chas. Miller 447
George Pou 1872; Baxter Durham
1862; Willard Dowell 222.
For treasurer: Charles Johnson
1881; Helen Wohl 585.
For superintendent of public
instruction: Clyde Erwin 2618; A.
B. Alderman 1884; Gilbert Craig
379.
For commissioner of agricul-
ture: w. Kerr Scott 1885; W. A.
Graham 1863. go.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY
TICKET
For county commissioner: Ben
E. Blackwell 1915; I. w. Allen
1862; o. B. jones 1918; j. X.
Williams 1138.
For tax collector: Frank L. Hill
588; James J. Pace 845; Jas. F.
Stepp 449; w. F. Justus 257.
For sheriff: M. N. Orr 1916;
John C. Hill 264.
b For register of deeds: Jasper
M. Williams 466: Clifford Field
1929.
For coroner: Albert L. Beck
SOL; Vernon E. Henderson 1872;
H. L. Pace 913.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
For legislature: L. L. Burgir
21O4; Fred Toms 1854; John L,
Forrest 304.
For county commissioner: V. G.
V. Shepherd 1859; T. L. Durham
3248; ]. A. Rusher 3012; G.. w.
Justice 2517: E. E. Lowrance SIG,
For tax collector: Jerry L. Orr
342; R. A. Green 1874; Allen w.
Hawkins 1926; ]. H. Ballenger l..
500; ]. F. Brooks 867.
For coroner: R. L. Fielder 319;
Bruce A. Cox 1904; w. L. Miller
1889.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-09
DR.. BURRUS DIES AT
HIGH POINT HOME

HIGH POINT, June 9. (UP)-
DR.. C. H. Burrus, 81, past presi-
dent of the state board of health
and a former state senator from
Guilford county, died suddenly at
his home here late today.
Burrus served in the state sem
ate for two terms, beginning in
1881. He had been mentioned as
a gubernatorial possibility for
1910, and had been an active sup
porter of DR.. Ralph w. Mcdonald,
Winston-Salem, in the Democratic
primary Saturday. - b
Death was attributed to a heart
attack. sagEr 10. a..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-09
START
A PROGRAMS
|DR TOURISTS
|:,DoIe at Main And Ninth
! g,je Playground With
Bert Boyd Fund
hi TIME DIRECTOR
|glL HAVE CHARGE

T. Chamber of Commerce is
l,.rg an suspicious opening of
| r,,mer entertainment pro-
[, With the opening tonight of
| new park, located between
|. and Church streets and 9Th
| N avenues. This triangle
| which was leased for a long
I of years by the school board
Il. Chamber of Commerce and
| a Hendersonville has been
Erre6 into 4 beauty spot and
[rngnd with funds donated by
f. Boyd.
n opening exercises will be
! might at s o'clock, with the
Ej.rt of the Chamber of Com
e.. W. Ham, the mayor, A.
|skards. and the chairman Of
| yhOol board, r. P. Freeze,
khed to take part in the dedl-
&
Esye have been provided four
khyd shuttle board courts,
l Standard horseshoe courts
|rfn and women, rogue court,
u, courts, bowling on the
i. four splendid tennis courts
! ten checker board tables.
H. Of seats have been provid-
q The lawn for those who do
5sHt to play. ,
park has been developed
\. the direction of o. Y.
E,qa. who has been assisted
!. plans by Superintendent Of
! Shoots F. NJ. Waters, Mayor
tris and President Ham OF
! Chamber Of Commerce.
! Is the plan of the Chamber
| commerce this year to main
The park and supervise the
hes nth a full-time director,
b vii be assisted by a man
finished 6y the Federal Reerea-
: Project, which is being direct
4 Henderson county by Mrs.
Jz&gs. The entire expense
Z aken care of by the mem
D dues of the Henderson
I5lrist club, which will be
r. season, or 25c per day.
= cards viii be furnished
; Chamber of Commerce to
pix visitors in Henderson
Nd will be freely given out
hotels and boarding houses
Re members of the Chamber
1merce.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-09
OPEN COOKING
SCHOOL FOR Z
DAY SESSION
Around ESQ Women Attend
Times-News, Kelvina-
tor Event Today
MRS. SPEED TELLS OF
FROZEN DESSERTS

About $50 women Of this section
began a postgraduate course in
modern home economies Tuesday
with the opening of the two-day
cooking school under the auspices
of the Times-News and Kelvinator
Corporation at the high school
auditorium. Sessions will continue
through Wednesday, beginning at
10 a. m.
Conducted by Mrs. Roxy Speed,
nationally known home economist
and member of the staff of Kel-
vinator Corporations famous Kel-
vim Kitchen, sessions of the local
cooking school are given over
entirely to thorough consideration
of modern meal planning, market
ing, budgeting, cooking and SINH
lar subjects under the classical
ton of kitchen management.
Daily attendance prizes are
awarded, the winners today be-
ing:
r'in-up electric lamp-Mrs. W..
w. Shytle.
Rokar, Eight O'Clock and Red
Circle coffee and Nectar, and
Our Own Tea (pound and half
pound packages), donated by A.
& P. Tea Co.-Miss Alice King,
Mrs. J. w. McCrary, Mrs. j. A.
Hardy, Mrs. H. G. Love, Mrs. r.
N. Delaplane, Mrs. Walter H..
Delaplane, Miss Ella M. McClain,
Mrs. Ada Beasley, Mrs. w. j..
Turner, Mrs. M. C. Covington,
Mrs. d. M. Young, Mrs. Louise M.
Edwards.
Coca-Cola (six bottles EACH :,
donated by Coca-Cola Bottling
Co.-Mrs. Rachel Mott, Mrs. A.
G. Randolph.
Kansas Maid flour, donated by
Overton Cash Wholesale Co
Eugenia Randolph, Mrs. J. G..
Ramsey, Mrs. l.. p. Fain, Mrs. A.
H. Lippard.
Orange rolls made by Mrs.
Speed-Mrs. o. Y. Clouse.
Salad made by Mrs. Speed
Mrs. Ralph Hester.
Chocolate pie made by Mrs.
Speed-Mrs. L. H. Blakely.
Becker's Butter Cream bread
and other bakery products, donat-
ed by Becker's bakery-Mrs.
Mary E. Harvey, Miss Louise
Hartnett, Morris Weisberg, Mrs.
Ella Patterson, Mrs. William
Sherman, Ethelene Merrill, Ethel
MacMurray, Mrs. John Waddell,
Mrs. A. W. Lippard, Mrs. j: D..
Barnette. Nerine Mccall, Mrs.
John Perry, Jr., Mrs. N. M. Staat,
Mrs. C. F. Jervis, Mrs. Joe Lyday,
Viola Summey, Mrs. w. l.. Con-
aughty, Mrs. A. w. Peterson, Miss
Dora Milward. Mrs. Roy 0. Bass,
Gladys Maxwell, Mrs. Amanda
Berkebile, Miss Rilda Mae Hill,
! Mrs. Ernest Smith, Mrs. R. w.
Garrison, Mrs. B. H. Stepp, Mrs.
l.. L. Goforth, Mrs. w. R. Melon
aid, Mrs. Harry C. Davis, Frances
Voncannon.
Kelvinator recipe books-Mrs'
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-09
ANFALL IN
DUNTY GOOD

sdcally all of Henderson
; mas had rain in the past
and crops are looking very
Better, G. D. White, county
said today. This is very
Fagng and farmers are
EPtmistic than they were a
|'1 days ago, said Mr..
adding:
Ey potatoes have been Sc
alrt during the drought,
,aa every indication will be
price at digging time. l
suggest planting some
|, Mountains for the fall
ISO, truck crops in general
s planted for the south
4et, since our neighbors to
"a have experienced a more
Bought than we have. 1t
& trucking in general will
= a good cash crop this