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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05

padu napadenf nepr1telem",
celym Casinem zavznelo "Sli-
bujeme!" d1kaz to, re Casino
naplneno bylo ne jen "zvedav-
ci" ale Cechy a Slovaky, ktef1
skutecne pro Samostatne Svo-
bodne Ceskoslovensko ochotni
jsou prinesti v pr1padu potfeby
i obeti tax jake je p~Tinaseli a.
by Samostatnosti vydobyto
bylo.
DGsto.jne oslavila Ceskoslo-
venska kolonie v Baltimore a
okoli den osvobozeni rodne via
sti a statnfho svatku Marylan-
du. Uctena tez pamatka Pre-
sidenta-O svoboditele, zacez
mas ,vrouc1 dix vsem kter1 ma
pomocni byli uskutecneni teto
oslavy. Mas dix tiskarne "Te-
legrafu' "a uveTejnovan1 pred
beznych vyzvan1, Ceskosloven-
skemu Radiovemu Rozhlasu,
ffzeneho prof. J. w. KaSparem
"a spolu1cinkovanf p. A. CT
hlaTe "a oznamovan1, vsem
kteT1 domovy svoje prapory o.
kraslili a vsem tenn kteri Sc o.
slavy z1castnili. Zvlastni dix
pax vsem tenn kter1 pfi progra-
mt %1cinkovali a hlavne tenn,
kteff tax bohaty program Sc
stavili. Vsem uprfmny dix.
Dnem t1mto opet dokazano
jak velke veci provost Sc mo-
hou pri %svornosti a dobre Will.
Radujme Sc stale z toho re
nam dopTano bylo z1ti We stole
tt We kterem Cesi a Slovaci Wy
dobyli sobe samostatnost, ale
budme stale pripraveni spolec-
ne tn samostatnost proti jake
mukoli nepT1teli chraniti.
JOS. VonaSek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Community Fund kampan.

D1tky, jez mravne a telesne
zvlaste trpf okolfm sym, jsou
pfedmetem zvlastnf pece agen-
tur Community fondu We W.
chodnich a jihovychodnich
sekc1 mesta.
Prace tato konana jest S pl-
nym 1spechem rok "a rokem.
Tohoto roku zadost O prfspev-
ky ku Community fondu pocne
8. listopadu. Potrva deset dnf.
Glen jejfm jest dosahnouti
pflspevku v obnosu $1,153.586
Vedle Family Welfare, Ba-
bies Milk fondu, navstev cvice-
nymi osetrovatelkami, jez vse-
chny zvlaste bedlive pracujf
pro dobro, jsou jeste dive agen-
&c pod ochranou Armady Spa
sy. Prvnf jest {. 242 S. Pat
terson Park Ave-, v nfz poskyt-
nuta byla v uplynulem roce
pece 1914 dftek lekafskou
pomoc1, hrami a vsfm CO Sc ty-
ka dobra ditek. V let6 brany
d1tky ma 10 dennf vylety z me-
sta. Zvlastni pece venovana
Dude chlapeckemu klubu. We
lika skupina dobrovolnfkd poe
ne sbirati prfspevky 8. listopa-
du a postara Sc, ably kazdemu
dana byla prilezitost ku tax
dobremu 1celu.
zeny-dobrovolnfky rfditi bu-
de Mrs. C. Ellis Ellicott a jine.
Community fond pomaha ne
jenom dftkam, ale RUNE do
brocinne spolky venujf potreb-
nou peel kazdemu.
Kampan pocfna 8. listopadu.
Potrva do 10.
Pomozte budovati zivoty
vsem potrebujfc1m prfspevkem
vaslm!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Statni ufadovna PWA zde
zavrena.

Marylandska 1Tadovna adj
ministrace verejnych praci
(PWA), zffzena srpnu roku
1888, zavTena byla v sobotu pc
dokonan1 pracf programu V
Marylandu a Delaware stoj1-
chic $101, 900, 900.
UTadovna v New Yorku pre-
vzala dohled mad pro.jekty
PWA v Marylandu a jinych
statech podel Atlantickeho O.
ceanu.
Zbytek pracf v Marylandu
zahrnuje asi dive tretiny re
100000 ma program v Bal
timore a ash So, 100000 ma pro-
granny v okresich.
Cd pocatku sveho PWA v
Marylandu doslo zadosti ma
projekty 1913. z techto schva-
leno bylo SO, S celkovym nakla
dem $53,200,OOO. V Delaware
bylo jich 40 S nakladem $5,-
100000. DOdatkem k tomu
PWA pTispelo primo draham
a rGznym vladimir department
tGm a 1Tadovnam, cfmz dosa-
zeno bylo sunny vydani v obno-
su $89,200,0 600 v Marylandu.
Projekty skoncene anebo v
praci jsoucf zahrnujf stavby II
skol a koleji, 25 kanalisacnich
a vodarenskych projektG, radu
budov pro nemocnice, trestni
1stavy a mestske a okresni
stavby jineho druhu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Nehodami " domech vice Bal
timoraniG pobito nezli
AUTOMOBILE.

Behem prvn1ch dewitt mes1-
CD tohoto roku usmrceno bylo
neohdami v domacnostech vice
BaltimoranG neil automobily,
jak udava John P. Rostmeyer,
direktor Baltimorskeho konci-
lu bezpecnosti.
Minuleho roku v Industrial
mich nehodach Spojenych Sta
til zaznamenano bylo $4,000 O.
sudnych nehod. Sto a sest Bal
timoranG setkalo sc sc smrtf
padem pres hracky, Sc zebTf-
XII, ma kobercfch a pres naby-
tex v tonic roce pred 80. "a
rim zat1m co jen 90 usmrceni
byli v acknowledged neho-
dach. K poctu tomuto pTicte-
no byti must At osob usmrce-
nych v pracech povolanf jejich
atd. Celkem v tech anebo j.
nych nehodach kterehokoliv
druhu v Baltimore cd ledna do
konce zari usmrceno bylo 416
osob. Melody v domacnostech
vyzadaly 81 dale deset dmrti
plynem, II otrav neplynovych,
20 1mrt1 ma popaleniny a W.
buchy a 9 nezaradenych. Vet
sina usmrcenych osob byla mad
IS rok veku.
Osudne melody v domacnos-
tech, jak Rostmeyer soud1, pTi-
cteny byti asi must tomu, re Ii
de c1tf Sc pr1lis bezpecnymi v
domacnostech svych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
"ceskoslovensky vecer" " me-
zinarodnim stredu.

Spolek mladych krestanskych
zen v Baltimore pofada pravi-
define poucne a zabavne vecfr-
ky skoro kazdou stTedu v $3.50
vecer elsie 26 S. Broadway.
Ucel techto vecfrkG je ODE
znamit verejnost Sc zvlastnost-
mi rGznych pristehovalcG do
teto zeme. Je to jakasi pfile-
zitost toho neb onoho naroda
ukazati svoje umenf We sve re-
ci, zvyku neb madam. 10. lis
topad vyhrazen je pro pro-
gram "CechoslovakG", ktery
Dude pod protektoratem Sdru-
zenych Ceskoslovenskych Spoil
XII V Baltimore Ackoli pTfpra-
va ma tento vecer byla velice
kratka, piece Sc zfskanych
zprav program Dude bohaty
ma narodni ukazku veTejnosti.
Pfipravuje sc tanec "Besedy"
a vice zpevG jak solovych tax
duet, i sborovych. Ucel tech
to par TadkG je ably nasinci co
MONA V nejvetsfm poctu z1-
castnili Sc tohoto vec1rku. My
stale volame zachranme mia
DEE pro ceskou neb slovenskou
myslenku, my je pobfz1me ably
udrzeli tradice naSeho naroda
ale ably jsme jejich namahu O.
cenili O to my Sc nestarame,
my samy nejsme ochotni ODE
tovat jeden vecer pod1vat Sc
ma program ktery tTeba wal
tucet vecerG nez byl .spravne
upraven.
Proto zadam vas vsecky,
pTijdte do cfsla 26 S. Broad
way 10. listopadu ma "Cesko-
slovensky vecer'', vzdejme u
znani tenn kteff pri programu
1cinkovati budou, posilneme
.jejich dobrou Will a dokazme
jinonarodovcGm re 81 dovede-
me vaziti a re dovedeme pod
porovati snahu MAST mladsf ge-
nerace. PT1tomnost nase ma
veliky vyznam pro pr1st1 po-
dobne programy. Nase heslo
bud: 10. listopadu byti pf1to-
men ma "Ceskoslovenskem We
c1rku". Nebojte sc zatleskat
pak-li c1slo dobTe provedeno
Dude a tim k dals1 praci MIA
DEE povzbudime.
Ma shledanou, J. V.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Utonul.

Jeden utonul a asi 60 jinych
jen stez1 vyhnuli Sc zranenf
nebo utopen1, kdyz lodka Ma
ryland nahle naklonila sc ma
stranu do hlubiny vodn1 u Bos-
ton ulice a Kenwood avenue.
Obetf nestestf byl George E.
Cannon, As rok1 starry forman
v lodenici Spedden spolecnosti.
Cannon stall samoten ma pred
ku lodky hovoTe S Edwardem
Evans, hlavn1m strojnlkem sto-
jfc1m ma protivne strane LODI
ky. Ku nehode doslo O p1l dru-
he iodine odpolednf We ctvr-
tex. Lodka zmizela pod povr-
chem vodnfm. Mrtvola Can
nonova nalezena byla tehoz
dine v noci. Nestest1m when
jest olej, jfmz pokryty tramy
ma nez lodka tazena pred po-
cetlm oprav ma nj obmysle-
nych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05

Nebude-li dosti pozornosti
venovano studiu ciz1ch jazyk1
ma veTejnych skolach, pax tis1-
ce postavenf dano Dude studen
tim re soukromych skol, pro-
hlasil DIR. Frederic Ernst, pro-
fesor franctiny ma New York
universite.
DR.. Ernst oslovil zde Sdruze-
nj Marylandskych uciteld v je-
jich vyrocnf schulz. V Teci do
vozoval, re demokraticky w
chovnl system ma davati stu
dent1m pTflezitost pTipravo-
vati Sc pro kterekoliv povolani
" zivote. Stadium modernich
jazykd jest nutnym nasledkem
stale rostouc1ho international
|lismu, DIR. Ernst rekl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Social Security penize jests
cekaji ma mnohs.

Ackoliv pocet zadajicfch
placenf z pomocneho fondu So
cial Security stale rosie, zjiste-
no, Re sta Marylandskych pra-
covnfk1 opomenulo dosud pri-
hlasiti sve naroky pro obnosy
jim patriot. Prohlaseni toto
ucinil Luther Becker, spravce
Baltimorske 1Tadovny Social
Security.
Vsichni pracovnfci, kteTi do
sahli veku 65 rokG 1. ledna to-
hoto roku, opravneni jsou ku 8
a pill procentGm z jejich mzdy
placene jim cd 1. ledna S W.
hradou ovsem tou, re jejich
prace kryty jsou programem
stareho veku pojistenl Securi.
ty vyborem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
I've ku spolupIsobeni v censu
nezamsstnanych.

Governor Nice v proklamaci
sve v 1tery vydane vybfz1 OBJ
Marylandu, prednosty
NEST a obcanskych skupin, ably
pomahali pri soupisu nezamest
nanych.
Governor zada vsechny, KITE
RI nejsou zamestnani anebo je-
nom castecn6, ably dali zanesti
jmena sva u postmistr1 svych
postovnfch distriktG. Vladou
rozes1lany jsou listy Sc ctrnac-
tt otazkami, jez vyplneny a
vraceny byti mali do 20. listo-
padu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05

Skoncenfm WPA Skolniho
programu pTislo O praci 480
zrfzencG, jak oznameno bylo
We stredu z radnice. Ukonce-
MIN programu vycerpan byl
fond ustanoveny pro prace ty-
to v obnosu $1,250,000. Asi
100 skolnfch budov bylo opra-
veno anebo zlepseno. z odlo-
zenych je $50 delnfkG. Tito
snad budou zpet watt do pra-
ce pTi oprave ulic. Kolik z o.
statn1ch dostane praci, jest ne
jisto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Baltimorska organisovana pra-
&c neni nadSena pfijezdem by
valeho anglickeho krale.

We stredu v noci We schdzi
sve Baltimorska organisovana
prace podrobila zdrcujicf kri-
tice priced a pr1pravy k tomu-
to We Spojenych Statech, byva-
lemu anglickemu krali a jeho
manzelce, pro n1z Sc zfekl tru-
nu, rozene BaltimoTance.
Sdruzenf Prace ukazalo, re
tato, nynejsf vevodkyne z
Windsor, dokud bydlela zde,
neukazala stu nejmensi SYM
patti s probl6my delnictva a.
nebo chudych anebo potfeb-
nych."
Vevoda odsouzen byl, re pfi-
j1zd1 sem pod zasterou Charlie
Sc Bedaux, "nejvetsfho neprf-
tele prace". Dale vysloven Cd
por mad tim, re vevoda byl V
pfatelskem styku S Hitlerem
behem nynejsfho pobytu v Ne
mecku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05

Zabavnf vybor.
= Poznamka redakce! Pro
nedostatek m1sta v tonic elsie,
uveTejn1me zpravu o jubileu
Klubu Rieger v elsie pristim.
"Husopaska" nebo "Sel-
ska krev' je nazev divadelnfho
predstavenf ktere ma jevisti v
osadnfm auditoriu sehraje
Sbor Ochotnfkd pri osade sv.
Vaclava nedeli vecer, dine IA.
listopadu 1887. Tato lidova
hra Sc zpevy a tanci upouta
mysl MAST ma ty davno zazite
radostne chvile tech kteTi NELL
tn pfilezitost z1castnit sc v
rodnem kroji "dozinek" a "a
roven pripomenetem kterf ne
prozili mic podobneho jak ten
.venkovsky lid dovedl Sc treba
proste ale dojemne baviti.
"Dozinky" pofadaly sc We
vesnicfch i malych mesteckach
pc sklizenf do stodol drody z
pole a to hlavne obili. Proto
take nos1vany vence bud re Ii
ia neb psenice, a jine jak do
JENNIE tax i zabavne kousky
provadeny byly. "Dozinky'
byli nejslavnejsfm dnem v roce
ma vesnici, zvlaste byla-li do
bra 1roda a dobfe sklizena. Tu
veselil Sc kazdy mlady, starry,
bohac i chudak. A prave tato
veselice zvana "dozinky" celia
odehrava "husopaska'.
"Husopaska" zvano bylo dew
&c vetsinou chude, ktere ably
zivot svGj uhajilo muscle pra-
covat a praci pro kterou sc nej-
l6pe hodilo byla opatrovani
housatek neb husf, vetsinou ma
obecn1ch pastvinach a tax
jsouce vetsinou casu v pTfrode,
vyrGstavaly husopasky jake
kvetinky, ktere Sc casio i VINE
senym panGm l1bivali. Toto
vse odehraje Sc ma %jevisti pri
pTedstaveni "Husopaska".
Zpevy, lance a humor. Hra-
je Sc We prospect Chramu Pa
ne. ZaopatTte 81 vstupenky
predem u clenG spolku "a 25c.
Kazdeho uctive I'VE
Starry Ocohtnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
1881 do rad CCC rijnu.

Do short CCC (civilnfch kon-
servacn1ch) v rfjnu pfihlasilo
Sc V tfet1m Corps 1zemf, do ne
hoz patti Maryland 10.891
mladych muz6 a vyslouzilc1,
V 1radovne zdejS1.
Pennsylvania vyslala nejvfce.
Dalo Sc z Pennsylvania regi-
strovati 5000 mladych muzn a
800 belosskych a cernosskych
vyslouzilc1.
4 Virginie zaneseno 2.498
mladych a 10 vyslouzilc1. z
Marylandu dalo Sc zanesti do
konan1 pracf techto 1000 mia
dych muz1, n~ejvetsf to pocet
cd dolby, kdy CCC zTfzen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05

Mascilla Domenick, IL roxy
starry z N. Greene ulice, zlomil
81 nohu v 1tery pTi padu s chod
nfku do ulice ma Saratoga a
Paca ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Neznamy usmrcen vlakem.

Nakladnlm vlakem ma Fleet
a Boston ulic1ch usmrcen byl
neznamy muz. Locomotive a
vsech 25 vagon1 prejelo jeho
mrtvOlu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05

- Jubilejni slavnost SSH
lete trvani SBORU BALTI-
MORSKE VLASTENKY Oslo
III J. c. D., porada pratelsky
vecirek " Delnickem Dome ,roh
Madison a Rose ulic 8. listopa-
du " z. hodin vecer. Vstupne
35c $ veceFi. Hudba p. A. Xii
mese. K hojne navsteve I'VE
Zabavnf vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05

= Poznamka redakce! Pro
nedostatek mfsta v tonic elsie,
uveTejn1me zpravu O ,jubileu
Klubu Rieger v elsie pristim.
Evening star., 1937-01-20
VEIGH-HO CLUB-Pete Macias'

intimate supper rendezvous
continues popular spot with
n Il society stay-uppers. For one
reason, there's dancing until in the
morning and Saturday nights until
$50. Pete's own orchestra furnishes
smart dance music and the boys divide
up the duties of entertaining infor-
mally between dances.
FL Patio-Marissa Flores does au-
thentic interpretive Spanish dances as
the high light of the entertainment
menu. Dance music and clever musi-
cal novelties between dances are pro-
vided by Sande Williams and his Or
chestra.
Pail Mall ROOm-The new enter
tainment feature is Sally Evans who
sings at her miniature piano between
dance groups by Eddie Elkins' smooth
band. There are songs by Bill Owen,
too, to help brighten up the evening.
Wardman Park Hotel - The new
Metronome Room, which opened
Christmas night, has made strong
bid for popularity among certain
groups of the towns night owls. Joel
Candulla and his radio orchestra
make the music
X X
Hi Hat Lounge-Helen Malcolm con-
tinueS to entertain at the AmbaSsa-
dor's popular nook with her songs and
her baby piano. There's other music
by the Royal HaWaiians, too and on
Saturdays (where there's special
luncheon from noon till 81 the music
Is continuous from 80 to pm.
X X
Club Troika-Zinaida Nicolina. pop
ular Russian soprano, remains to head
line the two nightly floor shows, gala
bits of Muscovite merriment. The
master of ceremonies is Mischa Mar
koff and the other well-liked con-
tributors are Marusia Sava, Lolik and
Orlik, NigoroSsoff, the dagger dancer,
Evening star., 1937-01-20
CHILEAN LEADER DIES
Ramon Subercaseaux Was Minis
ter and Envoy.

SANTIAGO. Chile, January 20 up.
Ramon 6ubercaseaux, former for
eign minister Of Chile and noted
diplomat, died here yesterday.
Subercaseaux was foreign minister
Evening star., 1937-01-20

"HE history that is written at
night was SplaShed large across
the pages of local night club
annals last evening, will be in
scribed even more boldly and with
a finer abandon after dark today.
Inauguration has brought streaming
into the village crowds with nothing
to do but play, and the dine-and-
danceries welcome them with digni-
fed shrieks of JOY, this being the
first lively season since the sudden
doldrums that followed the New Year
rioting.
Betwixt now and the last hilarious
gasp of the Presidents Birthday
dances next week, every Democratic
sable in the country probably Will
get a glimpse of every other ditto
around the swankier cloak rooms. the
top hats symbolic of politicians,
bridge openings and confetti festivals
will be jammed six deep along the
parking shelves of the Shoreham, the
Metronome Room, FL Patio. Heigh Ho
and wherenot. Ushered in with a
prelude merry enough to make Shake
speare think Falstaff was a cousin
unto Hamlet, the week before us
promises to reach new peak OF that
cheerful insanity which is known as
getting about the town.
ss' IN NO place, Ye Spectator
can promise you, will
matters be more timely than in the
Wardman Parks MetrOnOme Room
Evening star., 1937-01-20
After Dark
Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places.
BY the Spectator.
BY the Spectator.
Trade Marx Resistered. q. 8. Patent once.

which caused me to bow tendon in
fine frency Of terpsichore on the
Metronomes snappy glazed floor.
Anis Aver, first secretary OF the
Egyptian Legation, is reported to be
one Of Metronome's regulars, q
penchant possibly to be explained by
the mixture of classic and humorous
technique in the night clubs murals,
or maybe again by something else SO,
so different. The William Laird
Dunlops CID were also recent visi-
tors, as was Helen Catherine Dubois
of the sea-going DuBoises, and, no
doubt, a score Of other people we
should tell you about If the list OF
who went where was not already SO
formidable this week.
- As FOR example: Boake
Carter at El Patio with
Columbia Broadcasting bigwigs plot
ting the Inauguration broadcasts {.
John Edgerton Of Nashville tossing
cozy little dinner party for 80 at the
Raleigh's Pail Mall Room, in honor
of Gov. and Mrs. Gordon Browning
Eddie Elkins of Pail Mall took
no chances, arranged State songs for
about twenty different States after he
saw six different Governors around
the ringside in one night . Walter
Howey, the Hearst white-haired boy
who could have radiophotoed all Of
'em. was at Heigh Ho instead so
were Commander and Mrs. Logan
Ramsey :. . and Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio
C. Gonzales (he's the Minister to
Ecuador and has yen for tangoes as
played by Pete Macias' music) {.
Judy, Annie and Zeke Canova Of radio
fame were honor guests at Shore
ham dinner party given last night by
former Gov. of Montana w. r. Allen
.. and James Roosevelt took Boston
business partner and friend, Arthur
Anderson, to Shoreham also during
the week Johnny Weissmuller and
Lupe Velez stopped in for a late dance
and the others in Roberts guest
book ranged from Nicely" vanderbilt,
the ex-millionaire reporter. to John F.
Curry, one-time mogul OF Tammany
Hall.
''"CREAT names may come and
great names may come
back again for more. but we still
nominate for the sight of the week
the tall lad who was dancing around
Heigh Ho the other night chewing
contentedly on the gardenias his girl
wore in her hair.
Evening star., 1937-01-20

Thomas, solo dancer Music Is by
Barnee and the Maxim Lowe Or
cheStra.
Hamilton Hotei-Milton Davis and
his orchestra provide the dance music
at the Rainbow Room, which continues
to be one Of the most popular down.
town dance spots.
X X 4
Lotus-There's a big ninth BIRTH
day show here, with dances by the
Leslies, more dances by Eshley and
Ware, a clever comedy number by
Garcia Gomez, and sundry other fea-
lures. al Norton is the master Of
ceremonies and the music Is supplied
by Bill Stricklands Capitolians.
y X n X
Madrillon-Johnny Shaw and his
orchestra play for dancing nightly at
Pete Borras' pleasant Castilian ha-
cienda, and there's entertainment
every afternoon by the trio In the
-Four thirty Club" Russ Cullen is the
featured singer at both places.
II
La Paree-The inauguration week
Evening star., 1937-01-20
Supper Club Notes

and Capt. Nick Hope. Music is by
Sasha Bartnovsky's Orchestra. Dur
ing Inauguration week the Troika will
be open from noon on until Saturday.
Mayflower Lounge - The entertain
ment is almost continuous from in
the afternoon until closing. Sidney's
Orchestra is on hand to supply dance
music from until pm. and from 10
pm. until am. and Burrus williams
fills in at the piano between and 9
o'clock
Club Volga Boatman-The Theater
Intime, Matt Windsor's intimate revue,
has Caucasian dances by Marusia,
songs by Anna Sablukova, violin solos
by Gypsy Kolia. and there's Q bright
finale by the Gypsy chorus.
X
Shoreham Hotel-The new show
presents Francis and Carroll, interpre-
tive dancers: Daisy, the white horse:
Leonidoff, baritone. and Muriel
Evening star., 1937-01-20

attraction here Is the "Frolics Of
1887" with Arthur Kay. Heather
Blackstone, Suzanne Boil, the Brady
Sisters, Hazel Warren and the Three
Society Kapers. AL Sakol furnishes
the music and Buddy Shaner sings.
y
Dude Ranch-Bert Motley,s Orches-
ira found favor and still Is supplying
the music for Casa Grande. There
will be q special program for this
week.
4
Mayfair-Jack Campbell and his
midget piano continue to entertain all
the citizens who gather at the popular
Cafe of All Nations at cocktail, din
ner or supper time.
Boulevard Farms-Dance music at
Evening star., 1937-01-20

After marking
down that pun
for future pun
ishment, let us
pass on to OBJ
serve that this
new spot is ultra
smart in design.
has some of the
ost fetching
murals and in
disputably t h e
handsomest bar
of any establish
ment in the city,
and promises the
serious dancers
Evening star., 1937-01-20

solace in the form of series of first
rate orchestras imported from New
York spots. The latest of these is to
be Arthur Warren, who opens there
Friday night and probably will have
even more drastic effects on your
correspondent than the last band,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-09
BARNWELL

BARNWELL, June 9.-Miss
Mary Lou Ownby and a friend of
Jones Gap visited her cousin,
Miss Mabel LYDIA, Sunday.
MessrS Roy LYDIA and Fred
Hudgins were overnight guests
recently Of their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Wilson, OF
MorgantOn.
Mrs. Floyd Reid and son OF
Rhodhiss spent the past week witt,
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. &
I."dbcttcr.
McsSrs FIack Lcdbcttcr, Wood
row Whitcsidc, Hobcrt Freeman,
Ohio LYDIA, Fred Hudgins, Pau
and Ed Fowler called on Roy and
Fred LYDIA recently and enjoyed
string music.
Mrs. Luther Ledbcttcr visited
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. l.. j.
Lcdbettcr. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryon Lcdbcttcl
returned to their home in Pontiac,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-09

Mich. after spending Il few day.
with the lattcr's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. &. Lcdbctter.
Mrs. Jack Townsend is spend
ing the summer with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Hill, OF
Recdy Patch, visited their daugh'
ter, Mrs. Berry Laughter, Sun
day.
Mrs. Jason Ownby visited Mrs
Homer Reid and Mrs. S. p. Reid
Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Emmie and Helen Own.
by spent 4 few days of last week
with their aunt, Mrs. Millard
LYDIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Lcdbctter
and children visited Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Salts, Of Mount Hebron
Monday afternoon.
Foy Maxwell of Balfour, is
spending a few days with hi
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. j
Freeman.
Mrs. Georgia and Bessie Lit
tcral and friend from West
Ashcvillc were dinner guests Sat
urday of their aunt, Mrs. S. p
Reid.
DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Freeman,
visited tie latter's mother, Mrs,
Mary J. LYDIA, Sunday.
Miss Lille Mae Freeman and
Mrs. Sophia Frye and children of
Winston-Salcm spent he past
week end with their parents, Mr..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-09
Duke Graduates
Local Collegian

DURHAM, June 9.-Kenneth
Howard Garrcn, of Henderson
vile, was grad ua { d from
Duke University at the in
stitution's cighty-fifth commence.
ment held here Monday. More
than GOO degrees were awarded
at the graduation exercises in the
Duke stadium, which brought to
a close the academic year 1886
81.
Gmrcn. son of Samuel NJ. Gar.
rem, received the degree of Mas
ter of Arts. lie received his
bachelors degree from Duke in
1884, and Cor the past year has
taught botany there.