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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17

The Duchess posed for the photographer on Nov. 5, the day before she and the Duke were sup- posed to sail for America. and the apartment at the Meurce in Paris was a-bustle with last minute ar- engagements. But the Duchess was completely com posed and did not hurry him at all.
 She allowed him to choose the dresses in which he wished to photograph her and she gracously and quickly changed three times for him. He took l5 pictures within 20 minutes and she was just as fresh and willing at the finish she was at the beginning
 The portrait resulting from this sitting now hangs in one of the two places of honor in exhibition of Horst's work at the Jacques Se!igman Gallery, New York. portrait of the Duchess of Kent, wife of
 Among the other celebrities in the exhibition are Countess von Haugwitz- Reventow, Mime. Elsa Schia- parelli Mrs. Drayton Cochran, Mile Eve Curie, Mrs. Reginald Felowes, Lady Mendl the De Marcos, Gl- ger Rogers Mime. Valentine, Mrs. Harrison Williams, Mrs. Jay OBrien, Fist Maxwell, La Marquse De Po- lignac, and Lady Abdy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17
Personal
Ladies' Aid Hns .MIetide Party

The Ladies' Aid society of the Mill Plain Union church held their annual Christmas party recently at the church parlors. Mrs. Carleton Chapin was in charge of the chil- dren's program which was pre- eented. .t..s
 children taking part included Ad- ell Edmond, Shirley Steer, Sylvia Pierpont, Gloria Macholt, Bar bara Hardisty, Violet Pierpont, Ernest Kronvall, Janice Chapin, Bernice Benoit. Nancy Chapin, Charloette Kronvall and Ebert Co., ley, 2d. sa..
 Mrs. Albin Anderson, Mrs. Sid ney Cook, Mrs. Carleton Chapin and Mrs. George Mitchell were in charge of refreshments served carly In the afternoon. A sale of fancywork and homemade cook ing followed. A large donation of food was received for needy family in that section.
 Those attending were Mrs. Rob- ert Gardner, Mrs. George Pfurr, Mrs. William Hodgkinson, Mrs. Arthur Gross, Mrs. Herman MaIi- uel, Mrs. Frank Tracy. Mrs. May nard Rogers, Mrs. Ralph Harris, Mrs. William Raeburn, Mrs. Da- vid Burnett, Mrs. Frederick Kahl, Mrs, James White, Mrs. George Freeman, Mrs. B. I. Russell, Mrs. Howard Case, Mrs. Morton Pier pont, Mrs. Arthur pierpont, Mrs Harley Calkins, Mrs. Frederick Hardwick, Mrs. Ebert Coley. Mrs. Leslie Coley. Mrs. Miles McNiff, Jr, Mrs. David Steigel, Robert Steigel, Mrs. Harry Zibell, Mrs. Arthur Watts, Mrs. Cyril Roberts, Mrs. s. A. Fletcher, Mrs. Lewis Bartlett, Mrs. Edwin Steer, Mrs, William Woods, Mrs. Orville Are dern, Mrs. Mary Thompson, Mrs. Waiter Bolt, Mrs. Ralph Roberts, Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. Carle- ton Chapin, Mrs. Harry Kilbourn, ST., Mrs. Charles Westberg, Mrs. william Jones. Mrs. Joseph Mul- kern, Mrs. Ellery Wilcox, Mrs. Albin Anderson, Mrs. Sidney Cook, Mrs. George Mitchell, Mrs. Har- old Pierpont.
 Alice Pierpont, Eleanor Wilcox, Thomas Wilcox, Craig Cook, Edell Edmond, Shirley Steer, Sylvia Pierpont, Gloria Macholts, Bar bara Hardisty, Violet Pierpont, Err nest Kronvall, Janice Chapin, Char lotte Kronvall and Ebert Coley, 2d.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17
Personal

MT. and Mrs. John M. Hutchinson of Randolph avenue will have witt them for the holiday season, theil daughter, Miss Mary Gordon Hutch inson, who arrives today from ths College of St. Elizabeth where sht Is member of the freshman class
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Young oi Hamilton avenue, are spending sev- eral days in New York.
 Miss Eleanor Leary, a student al Trinity College, in Washington, D. o. will spend the Yuletide recess with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Dan iel Leary of Frank street.
 Misses Marion and Veronica Will son of West Main street are in New York city for the week end.
 Miss Catherine Rochon, a student at Albertus Magnus College, is spending the holiday season with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Rochon of Baldwin street.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Osborne of Baldwin street, are spending the coming week with relatives in Philadelphia.
 Miss Mary Dolan of South Main street Is in New York city for few days.
 Miss Martha Raymond played the leading role of Joe" in the play Little Women" given at Edge wood Park Junior college at Briar- cliff Manor, N. r., on Wednesday evening. Her parents, MT. and Mrs, Adolph Reymond of Frost road were in attendance at the performance and Miss Reymond accompanied them on their return home where she will remain for the holiday sea- son.
 Joseph Foster of Pine street has returned after spending several days in Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17
Future Bride Is
 Rendered. Sho.ver

Miss Philomena MongelluzSo of Norton street who is being married Jan. 10 to Louis Arena of Charles street was honored at Q surprise shower given recently my Mrs. Lucy Mongelluzzo and Miss Annette Mongelluzzo.
 Those present were Misses Lena Pizzuto, Jennie Negaro, Fannie Por- caro, c. Varanelli, Mrs. Q. Pinto, Mrs. Mary D'Augleo, Mrs. George Ricciardi, Mrs. John DeLucia, Mrs. A. Mistura, Mrs. J. Scarpati. Mrs A. Iannucci. Mrs. T. Cilfone, Mrs A. Febbrelli, Evelyn Collela, Mrs. P Ciriello, Mrs. 0. BozSuto, Misses Theresa and Rose Tellerico, Mrs. A. Orsino, VoncentEa and Marie or. tone, Vera Dantino, Mrs. Daddona, Dorothy Carullo, Mrs. M. Papa, Misses Angeline, Josephine and Jen- nie Papa, Mrs. Irene Papa, Mrs. 0. Sassa, Mrs. A. Marcino. Mrs. J. Russalillo, Mrs. M Solomito, Mrs: J. Mancini. Mrs. 0. Raggaglin, Mrs Dalsesio:
 Ms Josephine Ranaldi, Mrs. A. Capozzi, Mrs. M. Pierro, Mrs. Y. LaRose, Mrs. P. Verzino, Mrs. S. Girolami, Mrs. V. Varaneili. Mrs F. Arena, Mrs. L. lannanatno, Anna Sciascia, Mrs. Cicchetti, Angeline Cicchetti, Mrs. P. Azzorettb Mrs Irene Arena, Mrs. P. DeBeneditto Mrs. M. Orsino. Mrs. R. Angelo. Mrs. P. D'hara. Mary Arena. Mrs. Y Marine, Mrs. s. Stango. Mrs. Laura Pompino. Mrs. M. Masterpietro, Mrs P. Pappa, Mrs. M.Tora, Mrs. Mazzl Mvs. Dantini, Rae Angelo, Mrs. A Tremaglio. Mrs. 8. McngellusSo, Mrs A. DlLeo. Mrs. Del oatti. Mary
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
ScoUiH Girls Party TomorroW

The Scovill Girls club will hold their annual Christmas tree party at Doolittle Alley on Saturday, Decen1- Der IS, at 2 p. m. There will be 300 or more children present. Santa Claus will be represented by Earl Odell.
 The party will be in charge of Mary Byrnes, chairlady of the ens tertainment, and her committee, consisting of Genevieve Boyle. Mary Aitchison, and Rose Fole:
 From the money derived from their annual bingo and card parties held November 16, and December 2, there will be approximately ll0 Christmas dinners given to the needy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17

played in dummy and East played the six. The king of hearts was played and East's jack fell.
 Knowing the distribution oi Vests hand now made It easy for tl.e declarer to read the club dis tribution, so a small club was led from dummy and the jack finessed, The ace of clubs was then played and West was forced to make an- other discard, having discarded a spade on the second club play. He discarded another small spade.
 Now declarer led the three of dia' monds and West was forced to either part with the queen of spades or Q heart. He played low heart and declarer having discarded dummys club ten on the diamond. now won the last two tricks with the ten and three of hearts.
 or course, I do not defend the bid ding. It was a little ambitious, bul the play was good enough to take advantage of any favorable factor IT the adverse distribution. Copyright, 1887, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17

The opening lead of the spade four was won by East with the ace, and South won the return Of the nine of spades with the king.
 Things looked black indeed but South went manfully to work, trust ing that lady luck would turn her favors his way. He led three rounds of diamonds and that suit broke.
 West, declarer decided. had helo five spades originally. The hearl situation looked bad, but South lalo down the ace. East dropping the queen. South did not think this was a singleton. but decided there was way to find out.
 West had shown five spades ana three diamonds. Now if he also heio Ave hearts. then he was volo O. clubs.
 The declarer led low club rom his hand. and when West played 2 club, he now knew East held at leas' one more heart. The king wal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17

New York Dec. 17.-Walls Simpson, and the Duchess of Windsor aren't the same by any means, according to Horst, noted Paris photographer
 The American bride for whom Edward gave up the throne of England posed for Horst last month and the cameraman reports that since her marriage she has changed, not only in personality, but in phy- sical appearance
 First-and, presumably most important to the ladies of An,erica-the Duchess has gained little weight. Enough" says Horst, ito round out her figure into very gentle and very becoming curves.
 Her manner too. has changed She Is more dlg- niied but yet not naughty.
 "She makes you feel" says Horst, "in an inde- nable way, that she Is parsonage. She IS still gay and Vivacous, but more subdued'
 Her voice has taken on deeper, softer tone ana she Is bit more deliberate in her speech.
 Tt has become an example of perfect English" says Horst. Neither British nor American-more like the perfection of stage English"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17

Macchia, Mrs. J. Macchia, Mrs. N
 Angell. Mrs. J. DeLuca, Mrs. P Barbini, Miss R. Maccihia, Mrs. s
 DeLeo, Mary Castagna, Mrs. "
 Bernardi, Mrs. P. Insogna. Mrs. L.
 Mistura. Jr., Mrs. F. Schipani, Mrs. A. DiMaria, Miss F. Fantana, Mrs c. Maggi, Mildred D'Angelo, Mrs J. Spagnoletti, Louise Stein, Joseph inc Mongelluzzo, Annette Mongel- luzzo, Philomena Mongelluzzo, Mrs. o. Arena, Mrs. J. Arena, Mrs. D. Arena, Mrs. A. Arena, Jennie Arena, Mrs. L. Mongelluzzo, Mrs. A. Pirro, Mrs. L. Massini, Felucia Cocchiola, Nancy Girolami and Mrs. c. Grappi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

ELTON CONTRACT CLUB
 The results of the weekly sessions of the Elton Contract club conduct cd by Mrs. William Sherman Smith are as follows:
 In the Monday evening session top scorers were Mrs. M. A. Flarnmia and w. s. Smith, 2lh; Miss Bertha Corbin and Kenneth Smith, 20M.
 The second session of the special Wednesday evening tournament was ,eld with the following players plac- 1g high for the evening; North and outh: Ivan Coulter and Allan Ruff Il, 90; Mrs. Phillip Shaler and rthur Rompre, ss; and East and Vest Mrs. E. J. Nelson and Her. an Rehms, 89, and Walter Ger yhty and I. w. Chapman, S8.
 The standing for the series is as lows: Coulter-Ruffin, 182; Mar lall-Corbin, 16oh and Smith. ..oldman, 1671s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17

Bouzzuto, armela Famiglietti, Mrs A. Cucinello, Mrs. S. Colongelo, Mrs M. Sciascia. Mrs. s. Malerbo, Mrs. P. Forte, Mrs. L. Colucci, Mrs. M. Slason, Mary Cocchiola, Mrs. M. Melchionna, Mrs. N. Eideo, Mrs. PorZa:
 Eleanor Porza, Mrs. c. Falcone, Mrs. J. Bozzuto, Virginia Bozzuti, Mrs. Brucato, Mrs. J. Varanelli, Marie Bonvistuto, Mrs. J. Ricci, Mrs. r. Stango. Margaret Mongel- luzzo, Rose Mongelluzzo, Mrs. A. Marino, Mary Mattalini, Mrs. T. AL berto, Mrs. T. D'Benedictus, Mrs. R. Dellano, Mrs. V. Campi, Mrs. A. Campi, Helen and Carmela Fassano, Mrs. 0. Belucci, Mrs. A. Perazzino, Mrs. J. Dioro, Miss Josephine Dio- rio. Mrs. c. Mongelluzzo, Mrs. J. Distasio, Mrs. c. Fantono, Mrs. O. Criello, Mrs. J. German, Mary and Angeline Amodeo, Mrs. s. DiBen- edetto. Mrs. A. Iannaimi. Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17

It was rubber bridge and North and South were playing one of those family against family games and fai behind in the score. That Is the sole justification for the bidding ol the slam. The hand was sent to me by Robert w. Wllks, of Yonkers N. Y.
 Solution to Previous
 Contract Problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17
Events of Interest
DECEMBER

Dec. l7-Tribune A. 0. smoker, VI. F. w. hall. Dec. 1S- Blue and silver ball. Women's Club.
 Dec. l9-Christmas pageant at the First Church at 4:30 p. m.
 Dec. 19-Christmas Pageant, Sec. ond Congregational Church.
 Dec. l9-- Christmas Pageant at First Church, 4:30 p. m.
 Dec. 2O-Crosby class reunion din. ner-dance, Waverly inn.
 Dec. 2O-Musical Arts society Christmas party, Davenport hall.
 Dcc. 21-Bellmen Glee club con- cert. Bunker Hill church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17

k9hVeH.
 Mrs. J. Harold Root, president of the Waterbury league, presided, It was announced that @ special group would be formed in the lo- cal club to study child welfare problems. The group will be ore ganized in January under the lead- ership of Miss Edna Maloney, chairman of the child welfare de- partment of the Waterbury league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17
GIFTS THAT ARE REMEMBERED
Hond-made silk
 Underwear |. .

Slips our "Show Girp slip is mod ern miracle of smooth, streamline design. and famous from coast to coast for its absolute perfection of fit ... 1.95-2.95- 3.45, tailored and lace trimmed. PontieS tailored satin stripe, alen. con lace trimmed. and hand embroidered styles. All pure dye silk l.25-l.95-2.45 -2.95.
 Gowns tailored models dscreetly accented with hand embroidery, and others IavishIy trimmed with fine lace. Cut to enhance the natural lines of the figure. 3.45-3.95-4.95-5.95.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17
MILLION GIFT FOR SCHOOL

Canton, o. (UP "A $l,0OOO00 technical high school building will be erected here. The school will be an outright gift to the city from the Timken foundation, of which H. H. Timken, manufacturer, is president
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17
Weddings
Church Groups
 Hold Gatherings

Christmas baskets for the needy were filled at the annual Christmas party of the Ladies Aid society of' the Grace Methodist church held recently. The church parlors were attractively decorated with ever-. green and berries. Mrs. Lester Niven was in charge of refreshments as- sisted by Mrs. William Hornbecker. Decorations were taken care Of by Mrs. George Leonard and Mrs. George Hornbecker.
 Those attending were Mrs. Char les Green, Mrs. John Kolen Brauder, Mrs. William Westwood, Mrs. Rus sell Atherton, Mrs. Edwin Wight-l man, Mrs. Mary McNamaray Mrs. George Hornbecker, Mrs. Vincent Leonard and her daughter, Joyces Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Etta Mae Bradley, Mrs. Elizabeth Jenny, Mrs. Benjamin Johnson, Mrs. William Hornbecker, Lester Niven, Mrs George Leonard, Mrs. John Berger. Mrs. Joseph Caron, Mrs. Ralph Richardson, Mrs. J. Newell and her son, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs. Eva Kott, Mrs. Arthur TwelveS, John Nygren, Mrs. Allen Fairhurst. Mrs. Edward Zaugg, Miss Edith Taylor, Mrs. Chester Brickett, Mrs. Walter Benham, Mrs. M. O'Grisk and her daughter, Joan, and Rev. and Mrs. Alison J. Smith.
 The meeting of the Ladies' Aid of the Swedish Lutheran church was held at the home of Mrs. c. E. Johnson of Easton avenue yes- terday afternoon. Following the business meeting social hour was enjoyed.
 Those present were: Rev. and Mrs E. Einar Kron, Mrs. Elizabeth Sten- holm, Mrs. Betty Hallenborg, Mrs. Matilda Strom, Mrs. Carl Olander, Mrs. Charles Lindell, Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mrs. Jualmar Peterson, Mrs. c. J. Anderson, Mrs. Hjalmar Peterson, Mrs. c. J. Anderson, Mrs. Arvid Swanson, Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Carl G. Carlson, Mrs. Fred Larson, Mrs. A. G. Benson, Mrs. Gustav Grandell, Mrs. Harry c. Ross, Misses Airline Kron and Helen Ross, George Grandell and Mrs. o. E. Johnson.
 The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Larson of Beecher avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17

Lily Pons sings three new songs by Jimmy McHugh and Harold Ad- ainson as well as an assortment Of operatic arias for Hitting a New High," her latest RKO Radio filnn- musical,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17
EMMA IS TWO-COLoRED

Albany, N. Y. tUP)-A Zinnia blossom, one-half pink and the other half bright red, appeared on a flower in Mrs. James McEwan's garden,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY
 Secretary of the American Bridge League

Reads up for Slam After Ambitious Bidding Declarer Steers Play to Determine Holding
 of Opponents
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17
Women Voters sHearTalkB By Hartford League President
Aspects of the Child Welfare Haven.

Aspects of the Child Welfare Program of the State League of Wo- men Voters" was the topic discussed by Mrs. Herbert Field Fisher, presi- dent of the Hartford league when she spoke before the members of the local league at Q tea and meeting hled yesterday at the Waterbury club.
 Mrs. Fisher outlined the work done by the welfare department of the league tracing the progress from 1851, She stressed the need Of a juvenile court system extension such as Is being worked out In Fairfield and Windham counties.
 Mrs. Frank P. McEvoy and Mrs. Barrett Russell, Jr., gave a report on the visit of the league to Bridgeport to study the city government there. Mrs. Herbert S, Smith and Mrs. Robert W. Lo- veil gave an account of their first experience as jurors. They were called recently for service in New
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-17

Miss Irene Delaney of Wolcott street, entertained her sorority at her home on Tuesday evening. Plans were made for a semi-formal dinner dance to be held at Waverly Inn early in January. The members Of the sorority are: Misses Peggy and Betty Canning. Kaye Munson. Alice Schell, Kay ORourke, Ruth Brady and Irene Delaney.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-02
LOOK FOR RECORD
VOTE AT DETROIT

DETROIT. Nov. 2. (UP).-The
Committee for Industrial Organi-
cations first attempt to seize po-
litical control of n major city was
expected last night to attract an
all-timc record Of more than 400,-
600 voters to the polls in tOday'S
municipal election.
On radio programs scheduled
far into the night Patrick II.
O'Brien, self-styled labor can
didatc" who has CLIO. support,
and Richard w. Reading, long
time city clerk endorsed by the
American Federation of Labor,
exhorted citizens to vote in an
election considered the battle
ground of labor's internecinc
strife.
Officially, the election will be
strictly non-partisan under pro-
visions of Detroit's charter; no
party or faction will be identified
with names of candidates on the
ballot.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-02
JAP DIPLOMACY in
EFFORT TO END u. S.,
BRITISH PRESSURE
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
Moscow from helping China in a
major way in event of a Chinese
Japanese war.
That war now has come and the
declaration is serving the pur-
pose which Japan envisaged.
Once Rome formally announces
adherence to the declaration
Tokyo believes the result will be-:
First, To soften British pres
sure on Japan in the Orient
since, it is argued, Britain will
want to avoid anything that
would make certain Japanese
military support of Germany and
Italy in event of general con-
flict in Europe.
Second, To cause increased
caution in the United States and
prevent a growth of Anglo Amer
lean cooperation which might end
in the United States, with British
support, taking the lead in curb
ing Japan in the Far East.
Third. To convince Russia ad-
ditionally that if she goes to war
with Japan this country will be
certain of strong ltalo German
support.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-02
DANA STUDENTS FORM
GOOD MANNERS CLUB

The Dana high school students
have organized good manners
club, the object Of which is to i'm
prove the manners of the stu
dents. Mistakes and corrections
constitute a part of each of the
clubs programs and meetings are
held each Thursday afternoon
and these sessions promoted by
the officers and teachers prove
interesting.
Miss Aileen Jackson is presi-
dent. and Miss Juanita Phillips
secretary and treasurer.
Professors w. l.. Davis and c.
+. Jervis are assisting in the
work. Mr.. Davis gives many rules
on what to do and what not to do.
These are being followed by
many Of the students. At the
first meeting Mr.. Davis also gave
an interesting travel talk.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-02

DEACE has dominated the for.
eign policy of the SovietS
practically since the beginning OF
this Communist state. They wish
to avoid war chiefly because wal
would defer, perhaps wreck the
realization of the specialization
dream.
At the same time, the Soviets
nave feverishly plunged into tho
business of building vast mill
larry machine such as the world
mas never before known. 1t boasts
The ultra-modern in artillery and
the swifteSt in aircraft. So war
conscious have the SovietS become
that mass parachute jumps arc to-
lay a national pastime.
Yet Russia deplores war and
aas suffered repeated insults from
Japan to avoid war. To maintain
peace they have been willing TO
Yield their control Of Northern
Manchuria. They acceded 10 the
Kellogg BRAND pact. And they
took another step, unique among
nations. Russia issued a set IT,
stamps TO symbolic the horrors
If modern warfare. Two of these,
depicting the bombing Of a mod
ern city and war destroying civili-
.ation, are shown here. They were
SSued in 1884.
Copyright. 1887, NEA Service. Inc.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-02
BARNWELL

BARNWELL, Nov. 2.-Mr. and
Mrs. Berry Laughter announce
the birth of a daughter. Mrs.
Laughter will be remembered as
Miss Ella Mae Hill.
Miss Mary Lou Ownby, Mrs.
Bertha Sunny and children, En-
lily and Kenneth, and w. II. Own
by of Jones Gap visited Mrs. Mil
lard LYDIA and Mrs. J. l.. Ownby
Wednesday.
Lowell Ledbetter. who returned
home recently after having a Sc
rious operation in Asheville. has
had to re-enter the hospital for
further treatment. His many
friends wish him a speedy recov-
cry.
Misses Edna and Jennie Dee
Lyday are spending a few days
with their grandmother, Mrs,
Mary LYDIA.
Mrs. J. L. Ownby has returned
home after visiting her daughters,
Mrs. J. w. Whitesides, Mrs. w. S,
LYDIA and Mrs. Luther Laughter.
Those calling on Mr.. and Mrs
Berry Laughter Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Hill and daugh-
ter, Peggy, and Mrs. Will Hill and
son.
Kenny Collins of Rutherfordton
visited friends and relatives here
Sunday afternoon.
Carl Ownby of Raleigh is visit
ing his mother and various rela,
tives and friends before return
ing.
Miss Mae Rita Wheelon of
Bethany Home, Ohio, has return
ed home and will attend high
school at Edneyville.
Miss Mary McAbee has accept,
ed a position with Mr.. and Mrs,
Carl Reid of Oteen.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Foy Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Freeman, newly-weds, congrat.
ulated them with best wishes fol
good luck and happiness.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-02
VALLEY HILL BTU.
CONDUCTS SOCIAL

VALLEY HILL, Nov. "A
delightful Halloween social was
held Friday night. October %, at
the Valley Hill Baptist church.
The auditorium was appropriate
~ arranged with the usual Hal
lowe'cn decorations.
Due to an unexpected change
in the place It was to be given,
the program was curtailed, but
was greatly enjoyed. One of the
most interesting events of the
evening was an imitation of Ma
jor BoweS and his amateur hour,
with Mr.. Glover AndcrS acting as
Major BoweS.
The prize was awarded to
Misses Ncrine and Lenelle Nc
Call. The remainder of the pro-
gram consisted of playlets, quar-
tets and string music. At the
close of the program refresh
mentS were served to approx
matcly 100 guests.