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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, experienced woman: luncheon and
dinner parties; f1rst-class service. Metro
politan 1909.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. part time: re-
fined colored: references. Potomac 1891.
GIRL. coiored desires Job as maid or gen
eral houseworker: reference. 1903 18th
st. NV, Apt. 8. North 1O175.
GIRL. colored, wants lob, full or part time;
references. Daisy Thomas 221 Va. ave.
Sc, Apt. 2.
Girl. colored neat, wants Job as mothers
helper; stay nights; light laundry; small
family. North 96s3-W.
GIRL. colored, neat, honest, experienced.
whole or part time work in small family;
reference. North 16S2-W.
GIRL, colored, wants general housework,
part time or Gay; excellent references. Call
Atlantic s454-J
CONTINUED O Next Pege.J
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LADIES.

WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR THREE La
DIES BETWEEN 80 AND g.. WITH
ASSOCIATED WITH AN ESTABLISHED
ORGANIZATION PLEASANT, DIGNI-
FLED EMPLOYMENT WHICH OFFERS
REMUNERATION FAR ABOVE THE AV-
ERAGE NO SELLING OR CANVASS1NG.
SEE SECRETARY. 1905 TOWER BLDG
14th AND K SITS. NV. FROM 10-l2
AND "a
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| salesmen-We can use or good men
| on our novel plan OF selling. We help
| close your sales and you have no credit
st, Sc. Monday, 7:30 pm. Our plan will
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HELP WOMEN.


HOUSEKEFPER- white, nearby washing
ton: employed couple. no children: live in;
good home; reasonable wage. Shepherd
3360-J
MIDDLE-AGED LADY (white), to care for
small family and live within. Apply Mrs.
Sanford, lis z st. Sc. Apt. g.
ESWOMEN-Christmas season best
time to start. You can make immediate.
comfortable living selling gift items, un-
derwear HooverS, hosiery at special prices.
Liberal commission. No experience need
ed. Miss Shear, 7l5 9th st. NV.
MATTRESSES ts). Only experienced with
one-hand, large trays needed. Apply
Kings. 293S 14th st. NV.
WAITRESS wanted; must be experienced,
90 years or older. Apply in person. AIS
Restaurant, 5o2 Kennedy st. NV.
WILL GIVE comfortable home and COM
pensaticn to middle-aged congenial woman
for care of small house by employed couple.
no children. Call after pm, 1919 Taylor
st. ne.
WORKING MANAGER, experienced, for
small rooming house: moderate salary.
Box 9S-A, Star.
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S25 REWARD-Dog. large. male brindie
and white. tip Of tail white; name Bob
nixtric 0ORH
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COCKER SPANIEL AND SETTER mixed.
female, black and white. vicinity Of Buck
ingham Village last Thursday. Reward.
Walnut S11T-I n m
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LOST---REWARD!

Rings; pear-Shaped diamond engage
ment ring: diamond, platinum wedding.
Lost Saturday in Investment Bid. or vtcin-
ity. Communicate with Theodore D. Pey-
ser, 1926 Investment Bldg. National bs43.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-01
Flashy Backs To Cavort
In State-Carolina Game

Chapel Hill, Oct. la goodly pro-
.tion of the fans attention at the
eState-Carolina Homecoming Day game
at Raleigh Saturday will be focused
on the backfields of the two elevens
when they line up for the kickoff at
3 o'clock.
Both Wolfpack and Tar Heels will
present talented, well-drilled outfits
with Carolina conceded slight edge
in experience and weight. State gets
the nod in speed.
The Tar Heel starting quarter con-
sists of Crowell Little, quarter; Tom
Brunette and George Watson, half
backs and Art Dit, fullback, Watson
is a junior. The others are all SEN
iors The average weight of the back
field is 1888.
The Wolfpack speedsters are George
Murphy quarter; Eddie Berlinski and
Arthur Rooney, halfbacks; and Pull
Lozier, fullback, who is filling in for
the injured Fred Gardner. Berlinski
and Murphy are seniors; Rooney and
Lozier sophomores. The State backs
average 1871.
In abilities old mother nature was
most generous to Little and Rooney,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results

AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis 10; Detroit 8.
Washington 4-3; Boston 3-9.
Philadelphia Sc; New York 33.
Cleveland Ga; Chicago Al.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago 4 Cincinnati 1.
Pittsburgh 4 st. Louis 3.
Boston SO; Brooklyn %.
New York %: Philadelphia IS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-01
#DEACONS- ERSK|NE
:IO.PLAY ON FRIDAY
Contest Scheduled for Sat
urday Has Been Moved
to Friday Night

Wake Forest, Oct. 1.-The Wake
Forest7Erskine contest, which has
been scheduled fornnext Saturday will
be played here Friday night instead,
according to an announcement by Ath-
letic Director, Jim Weaver. The con-
test will start at 8 o'clock.
With ten senior lettermen on his
first eleven, Erskine's football mentor,
Jake Todd, will bring seasoned ag-
gregation to Gore Field to face the
Deacons. Heading the list of veterans
is Big Jim Pressly. 100 pound full
back who wrought SO much havoc to
the Baptists in their 1896 tilt. This
huge backfield star literally ripped
to pieces a big Wake Forest line last
year, as well as stopping almost single
handed the enemy running attack.
His passing kept the Deacon backs in
a frenzy during the entire game and
Coach Walker will give his boys
plenty of work in defending against
the Flying Fleets aerial attack next
week
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-01
Duke Completes
Work To-day For
Davidson {Clash

Durham, Oct Dukes Blue Dew
lis were to complete preparations to-
lay for their 10Th annual clash with
Davidson's Wildcats at Davidson Sat-
urday.
The session today will be the final
one before the game as the Wademen
will leave here early tomorrow after
noon for Statesville where they will
spend the night before going to Dav-
idson Saturday morning.
Pass defense and line charge, the
two departments which were most evil
IDENTIFY off key in the opener with ".
p. I. last week, were stressed in the
Duke camp this week and the coaches
are hoping that Improvement will be
noted in these two departments
Davidson will likely give the Duke
mentors an excellent chance to see if
the pass defense is better for the
Wildcats have been working hard this.
week on their aerial offense as Duke
has on its defense.
Saturdays game sizes up as "a pass
ing exhibition as far as the Wildcats
are concerned and fans will 'undoubt-
eddy see Teeny Lafferty fling more
than he has in any game for many
years.
The finest Individual show of the
game which looms as one of the best
duels of triple-threat backs North
Carolina will see this season-will be.
that of Lafferty and Eric (The 5Red)
Upton, who started out against ". P.
I. last week like be would carry on
where his All-America predecessor,
Ace Parker left off.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-01

who stand out among the leading
triple-threaters- in the Southern Con-
ference. Comparison of their quail
ties would perhaps show Rooney the
better punter and Little the superior
runner. AS to passing they would prob
ably be on par.
Berlinski ranks ahead of Burnette
or Watson in speed, pass throwing
and receiving. Yet the two Tar Heel
performers excel in other phases of
the game. Burnette has few equals
in the South in -placekicking and punt
ing. Watson shines in the roles of
. blocking and broken field running.
Art Dit is considerably more sea-
soned than Sophomore Paul Lozier,
although the 2OO-pound Wolfpack boy
has been coming along fast and bids
well to become a worthy successor to
the graduated Joe Ryeneska. Dit
was the leading ground gamer on the
Tar Heel team last season with five
yard average per try. Dit crashes
the line with tremendous power and
generally picks up some yardage.
William E. Boering of Seattle, air
plane manufacturer, born in Detroit,
Sc years ago..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-01
SATURDAY GRID SCHEDULE
OCTOBER 2. 1887.
WEST


Western Conference
Home 1886
Team Score
Ohio State-Purdue ......... DNP
Other Games
Akron-Wayne ..DNP
Aln1a-Adrian ...............DN P
Baldwin Wa llace-Bowling CIR. DNP
Ball Tr.-Oakland City,. 400
Carthage-Monmouth ........ .O-19
Case-Capital ...............D NP
Cincinnati-Butler ............12-12
Cornell Col.-LaWrence ....... OF
Defiance-Detroit Tech. .......O-14
DePauw-Rose Poly .........DNP
Duluth Tr.-Superior Tr........3-0
Enthusiastically Tr. ..0-7
Emporia Tr.-St. Benedict ..7-27
Eureka McKendree .DNP
Evansville Union Col. ........21-O
Ferris-Mt Pleasant Tr. ......O-22
Hanover-W Wabash .DNP
Hifam-Mount Union .........0-35
nlinois-De Paul ..9-6
Illinois College-Parsons 1879
Iowa Wesleyan-Macomb Tr. DNP
Ironwood. j. C.-Virginia :. C....7-6
Kent State-Heidelberg ......O-19
Knox-The Principal ..........7-O
Luther ia. )-Western Union 1870
Macalester-St. Olaf ...O-33
Mankato Tr.-Hamline lab
Marquette Tr.-Ypsilanti IT,. .O-12
Miami (O.) Marietta .DNP
Michigan-Michigan State -. .7-21
Mich. Min Tech orthland ....7-6
Milwaukee Tr.-St. Norbert 1920
Mission House-Northwest Col O-46
Moorhead TT. -Concordia ....:.3-O
Nebraska-Minnesot .O-7
Normal-Platteville Tr. .DNP
North Central Carroll ........O-21
Northwestern-Iowa State ..DNP
Notre Dame-Drake ..DNP
Oklahoma A. & M.-Creighton. DNP
Olivet-St. Mary (Mich.) .DNP
Otterbein-Kenyon ..'.......~.O-25
Rlpon-C Carleton ........s......O -6
Shurtleff- Moberly J. Co.,. .DNP
So. Dakota State-Omaha 80. 90
Spearish Tr.-Springfeld Tr. DNP
Stevens Pt.-Stout .DNP
st. John (Minn. River Falls DNP
st. oseph-Manchester ...... .O.45
Terre Haute Tr.-Charlest'n Tr.O-l2
Toledo Georgetown Col ....DNP
ulsa-Edmond Tr. .4O-7
Valparaiso-Danville Tr. $500. OLA
Wash'n (St. L.)-Wm. Jewell DNP
Western Reserve Hillsdale ...DNP
Wheaton-W Whitewater Tr. .DNP
William Penn-Upper Iowa. :. 1923
Wisconsin Marquette ....6-12
Wittenberg- kalamazoo ......DNP
ABBREVIATIONS: DNP-Did
Not Play. Tr.-Teachers' College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-01

though Chuck Kline, the lad from
Carthage, is improving so rapidly who
NAV beat out. both of them Brckle
mver and Palmer will probably get the
nod in the Carolina-State game in Ra-
leigh Saturday, however. Erickie-
myer is fast and the better pass re-
ceiver of the two. Palmer is the
more rugged and aggressive per-
former. Brick stands S, weighs no.
Palmer is an inch taller, 10 pounds
heavier.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-01
Heels Wofpack Ready
For 30h Game Saturday
Teams Renew 43-Year Riv airy in Raleigh at 3 OClock
Capacity Crowd Expect ed; Pack to Take Air;
Tar Heels Count n Running Game

Chapel Hill, Oct. 1-State and, Caro-
lima will renew a 4S-year football rival
nv when they meet for the S0th time
tomorrow afternoon at Riddick Sta
dunn in Raleigh. The game will start
at 8 o'clock.
The outstanding Southern Confer
ence game this weekend, the contest
will feature the Wolfpack's Home
coming Day festivities.
Both outfits took light tapering
drills today in final preparations. Elk
cept for one injury, apiece, both Of
the squads were pronounced in shape.
Fullback Fred Gardner of the Wolf
pack and Left End Horace Palmer of
the Tar Heels probably will not be
able to play.
General consensus is that che two
teams rate about on a par. State de-
feated Davidson to > at Greensboro
two weeks ago. North Carolina and
South Carolina battled to a gruelling
1913 tie last Saturday.
Carolina will enter the contest with
a slight weight advantage. The Tar
Heel line will average approximately,
189, three pounds more than its op-
ponent. The Wolfpack bands will tip
the beam at an average of Isl, two
pounds lighter than Coach Ray VOLTS
quartet.
The Tar Heel extra poundage likely
will be more than offset by States
superiority in speed. The Techs four
backfield speedsters are George Muir
ph.A quarter: Eddie Berlinski and
Arthur Rooney, halfbacks; and Paul
Lozier. fullback.
State is expected to rely primarily
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-01

on a well-balanced aerial game mixed
with a versatile running and line
bucking attack. Rooney triple-threat
sophomore halfback, and Berlinskl,
senior speed merchant, will share the
pitching burden. Ends Carroll Con-
rad, Jess Tatum, and Connie Mac
Berry, are we'll qualified as receivers.
Carolina followers will be chiefly
pinning their hopes on. smooth run
ming game with Quarterback Crowell
Little. Halfbacks Tom Brunette and
George Watson andrFullback Art Dit
bearing the brunt of the attack.
A capacity crowd of more than 49,
900 is forecast
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-01
PACK TAKES LIGHT
PRACTICE SESSION

College Station, Raleigh, Oct. 4
The victory-hungry Wolfpack OF
North Carolina State will run through
. light practice session this afternoon
IS the final bit of work for its game
here tomorrow with Carolina in Rid
dick Stadium. The kickoff is at g
o'clock
Heavy work over, the Wolves will
devote their time this afternoon to
checking plays practicing kickoff re-
turns, and polishing pass defense
which Coach Doc Newton hopes will
check any aerial attempts Coach Ray
VOLTS Tar Heels may try here tomor-
row.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-01
EAST


Home 1886
Team Score
sAlbright-Geneva ...DNP
Alfred-AShland ..DNP
Allegheny-Buffalo ...DNP
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ........13-6
Boston U.-Lehigh ......... ..DNP
Brown-Rhode Island .,.........7-6
Carnegie Tech-New York u. ;14-6
City Col. N. Y.-Brooklyn.. 80
ColumbiasWilliams ........ .DNP
Cornell Colgate .DNP
Observation-Disclosures .DNP
Dickinson Moravian .........7-13
Drexel-Susquehanna ....... 1912
E. Stroudsburg-Panzer -. .O-2O
Fordham-Franklin Marshall. .66-7
Georgetown-Shenandoah 80. .47-O
Grove City Ctr Clarion. ..13-7
Hdmilton-Trinity ............ 0-27
Hartwick-M iddlebury ..DNP
Harvard-Springfield .DNP
Holy Cross-Providence ......26-6
Juniata-Washington Col. ...DNP
Lafayette-Muhlenberg .......6-19
Lock Haven-Indiana (Pa.) Tr. 90
Mass. State-Bowdoin .......12-14
Millersville- Bloomsbury Tr. $50
Mt. st. Mary-St. Joseph. .... ola
New Britain TIN. Y. Ag. ...6-12
New Hampshire-Bates ........9-6
Northeastern-Am. Int1 ......22-O
Penn State-Gettysburg ......DNP
Pennsylvania-M Maryland, .....DNP
Rensselaer, Vermont -. .DNP
Rutgers-Hampden Sydney ...DNP
st. Thomas-Mansfield IT.. ..13-O
Shippensburg- Kutztown TT. .18-O
Slippery ock-Waynesburg :. .O-20
Syracuse-Clarkson ..31.O
lu1ts-ColDy ................1 8-O
Onlon.aopart ...............O -26
Ursinus-DeiaWare ..DNP
Villanova-Penn Military 90. 1877
Wesleyan-C Conn. State ........3-O
West Chester Tr..Lasalle. >. .14-19
West Virginia-Pittsburgh -. .O-34
William & Mary-Va. Mil. ..O-21
xa1e-Malne .................D NP
INTERSECTIONAL
Army Clemson .DNP
Boston College-Kas. State. :. .DNP
Catholic U.-Loyola South. los
Colorado Missouri .DNP
Flagstaff California Tech. .DNP
lLouisiana-Texas ..............6-6
Louisiana Tech-Ill. Wesleyan. 1870
Manhattan-Texas A. & NJ. .6-13
Oberlin- Rochester ...........O-S4
Oklahoma-Rice ...DNP
Princeton-Virginia ...DNP
San Francisco-Daniel Baker. .DNP
Texas Tech-Montana ...,....DNP
Vanderbilt Chicago ..........37-O
Wash. & jeff Muskingum DNP
Xavier (Cin'ti) Kentucky ....0-21
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-01

Southeastern Conferen.

Southeastern Conference
Home 1885
Team Score
Alabama-Sewanee ..........DNP
Tulane-Auburn .O-O
Southern Conference
Davidson Duke ...O-13
N. Carolina St.-N.: Carolina :. 1921
Washington & Lee-Richmond. DNP.
Other Games
Catawba- Newberry .......... 25-2
Centre-Oglethorpe ..........DNP
Cumberland Carson Newman. 0-22
Elon-Davis Elkins .DNP
acknowledgements ..."...0-14
FlOrida-Stetson .............32-O
Wofford ..... ...31-0
Georgia Tech-Mercer .DNP
Johnson City (Tr.) -Cullowhee. 30
Louisiana COL Conway IT,. .DNP
Mars Hill-Boiling Springs. %. .13-7
Miss. State-Howard (Ala.). $3.50
Morristown-Knoxville .DNP
Murray Tr.-Tenn. Tech. ..... .47-0
Navy-The Citadel .DNP
Richmond Tr.-Franklin .....7-0
Roanoke Concord Tr. ...... DNP
st. John-Randolph Macon. 1880
South Carolina-Georgia .....DNP
Tennessee-V. p. l.. ......... .DNP
Tenn. Wesleyan Cochran ....DNP
Transylvania-Louisville ....DNP
SOUTHWEST
Southwestern Conference
Arkansas-Texas Christian ...14.16
Other Games
So. Methodist Centenary. ..DNP
Sui Ross Tr.-John Tarleton. .DNP
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Rocky Mountain Conference
Colorado Col.-West State Tr. 10
Colorado St.-Colorado Mines. DNP
Utah Brigham Young .......18-O
Utah State Montana State. .12-0
Border Conference
Arizona Tempe Teachers .....18-0
PACIFIC. COAST
Pacific Coast Conference
California Oregon State ......7-0
Oregon .............7-7
s. California Washington. ..0-12
Other Games
Ashland-Albany .21-0
Bellingham-Pac. Lutheran lob
Ellendale-Valley City .........6 go
Glendale-La Verne .DNP
Idaho IS. B.)-Ricks $40
Linfield-St. Martin ..DNP
Nevada Wyoming ..DNP
Pomona-Whittier Tip
Portland Pacific u. ..........14-0
Puget Sd.-Col. Idaho.. ..DNP
Salinas-Cal. Poly 500
San Diego St.-Occidental. 10
Washington State-1daho .....14-0
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-01
[I6daBd1nes]
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at New York.
"& Detroit at st. Louis.
Only games scheduled.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
New York. at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Only games scheduled.
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All Day Singing
Set For Sunday

The East Side singing convcn-
ton will meet al llooncrS CrccE
Baptist church, located near the
HcndcrSonvillc AShcvillc airport,
on Sunday. December 10, ut lO:3O
a. m. i'm an all-day event with
picnic dinner on the grounds
James Gillian. president of the
group. announced today.
All singers and others interest
ed are invited TO attend and take
picnic lunches. All churches IN
this convention are urged by the
sponsors of the singing To b" rep
resented by Il choir or other Spc-
cial music.
The Vaughn Carolina quartet
and other special singers from
Ashcvillc. Concord, Saluda. Hen
dcrsonvillc, Gaffncy and Green
vile. S. c.. and number of other
places will be present.
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:: S0 g! LIE; j., TIY :: s:
Call
BEFORE
Noon
MRS. c. r. McMANAWAY, Editor

Mrs. Paul English with a bcauti-
full auxiliary ring in appreciation
of her efficient services last year.
The Christmas program was dis
cuSScd and it was decided to have
a Christmas tree for the less for
tnatc families who mthcSc wo-
muvu are To care for: carols Will
be- sung. They also voted to in
wife Mayor Edwards group of
boys to the tree. All members
who are on the committee to fix
baskets are requested to meet at
the club house on Wednesday,
Dec. -. at 10 Il. m.
Al the close of the business
session Christmas carol contest
was staged. the prizes being won
by McSdamcS Edwards and john
son. Delicious refreshments were
served to - members by the hos
tcS>cS NrsdamcS Edwards, Eta
Graham. Lee Allen and J. 7. Brit
tain. \ spray Of holly adorned
each plate.
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CHARMING TEA
Al FASSIFERN

nc senior class at FaSsifcrn
anu men sponsor. Mis-, Grace
'"hIaId, were hoStcSScS Yesterday
~ q Iovcl ytca given in the spa
% I"N> drawing room. This is the
H'>' of series of four tens
which will be given by the differ
ru' classes .throu. ;hovl The year
WIN a different group OF town
.ad'"S Invited each time. Rrcciv-
ng with the officers nf the e'nSS
and Miss DonnaIf were Mrs. Jos.
i. Sewer and Mrs. :. l.. Wuot-
ward
The Nulctidc colorS. red and
green, were artiStically carried
"G' IN rvcrErccu~ and flowers.
III" tea table WAS beautifully APP
pointed with a lace cloth center
rd with Il wreath Of holly with
bright red bcrrciS and bow. RED
."p"rs, IN silver candlrS,ickS. shed
e loft glow over the table.
The chosen scheme was also
used Ih the sandwiches and con
s",fiuuS which were served with
sa.'"a nuts. The CUES, list ut this
festive affair included members
ui 'hr faculty, officers Of the 9TH
or classes and Il group of town
women.
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VIVA. HOLDS DECEMBER
MEETING

The Y.W.A of the First Bap-
list church met ON Monday eve
ming at the home of Mrs lroaduS
f.. Wall with Miss Flora Cavcn-
augh us Joint hostess. Eighteen
were present. Miss lzora Reese
presided over the business session.
Miss Una Ecllc McMurray had
charge of the Christmas program,
Good TidingS." Mrs. Wall con-
Quoted the Lottic Moon Christ
mas program after which the SpC-
cial offering was taken.
New officers elected are as
follows: Vicc-prcSidcnt, Miss
Clm'iS Russ: secretary, Miss
Louise Coates; treasurer, Miss
McMurray; program chairman,
Miss Messy Lee Ward; personal
service chairman. Miss Connie
Garrcn. The president will be
elected later. A social hour was
enjoyed and dainty refreshments
served.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. William s. Carrier, .Ir.,
and tiny daughter. Nancy Ed
wards. are guests of the formers
mother and grandmother, Mes
DANES Nan Fcaman and w. +.
Edwards. for a holiday visit. Mr..
Carrier will join them for Christ
mas.
Mrs. John Perry. Jr., and broth
or. Howard eagle, left yesterday
bv motor for Powers. Ore. where
the former will Join Lieut.. Perry.
who is engaged in CCC work
there.
Misses Agnes Gale and Myrtle
Granting, the latter of Orange
burg. S. c.. spent the weekend a,
the formers home. They came
from AShcvilc where they ar"
employed.
Mr.. ". F. Algary, manager o.
j c. Penney Co., is i,l at his hom"
i'm the Maxwell apartments, his
friends will be sorry to learn.
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\. \. HOLDS
SESSION

The American Legion Auxiliary
held the December meeting on
Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. \. Y. Edwards with Mrs.
Horace Morris presiding. Com.
mittcr reports were heard and
Mrs. Nathan Patla gave one on
the Junior Auxiliary who will be
asked 10 help with the Christmas
baskets. Mrs. l.. \. GOSSctt, hos
pi,aI chairman, was instructed to
send dollar bill with a Christ
mas card 10 each of the seven
"Otccu boys" one Of these to be
furnished by the junior chapter.
The total membership 10 date for
both organizations is 90.
Mrs. Paul Johnson. on behalf
o.! the membership, presented
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FUNERAL HELD FOR
MISS MARY MOORE
OF MIL SPRINGS

EBENEXER. Dee. -. 60 Miss
Mary Moore, age -. died at her
home near Mill Springs on De
ccmbcr 2nd. She had been i'm III!
health for about six months.
Miss Moore was well known IN
Henderson county, where she
leaves large number of relatives.
She spent a long and useful lfc
a a member Of the Methodist
church.
FunC,al services were conduct
cd ut her home by Tia" Rev. Lucas,
a former pastor lntCrmcm, Wa
i'm the family cemetery.
Miss Moore is survived by two
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WONEN'S BIBLE
CLASS MEETS

10" NomCu'S Bible class OF the
t"s' BaDtiS; Sunday school met
N's,"rday afternoon IL. the pas
forum with Mrs. o. Y. +. Blythe.
president, in the chair. After their
SONG a devotional program was
given 10y Mrs W. c. Powell. Plans
vcrr made FOR the Christmas
work.
The following Officers were
elected: president. Mrs. Blythe;
Irs: vice president. Mrs. e.. ID.
Nrn,lcy: second. Mrs. W. VI. Lott;
third. Mrs. G.. T. Orr; fourth, Mrs.
A. Y. Reese; secretary. Mrs. K.
f. Orr; aSSj>,au, secretary. Mrs.
Cora Thornton. treasurer. Mrs.
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METHODISTS TO HAVE
SOCIAL. MEETING

The members of the First VI. T..
church are planning sort of in
formal gct-togcthcr social affair
this evening in the recreation
rooms just after the prayer ser
vice. This is one Of several which
are given each year
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JAS. c. BARNES PLACES
THIRD IN CONTEST

James G.. Barnes. assistant mnn
agcr Of the local j {. rcnmc.
store. has been awarded ;"ird
place in District / \. cau.i,t.n"
of Penney stores in the Car" inns.
for maintaining the third highest
sales in the districts clothing con
test. which. closed Oc'. 80.
This store won recognition last
year in becoming the winner "'
the stat" banner Cor TN" lrr""s'
sales increase. an honor I j. @t. iv-
imy 10 attain again 'or 1851.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-15
PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLE
MEETS

.CucIc No. ) of the PrcSbytcr-
ian church met last evening with
the chairman. Mrs. W. J. Mccoy.
Christmas carols and the inSpir-
mg story from ST. Luke were
heard FIRST. The box for an orph-
an was packed with interesting
things.
The Bible lesson was taught by
Miss Emma Sample. During the
social hour u sweet course. Sug-
gc>tivr OF the holiday season, was
served by Mrs. Mccoy.