davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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stars. And II you're not %
modern GUIDES also have the
old-fashioned types Of Christmas
trees and decorations. Holly
wreaths, mistletoe and lovely poin-
setta plants. p. S.-Don't forget
to send flowers at Christmas. 1124
CONN. AVE. Phone DIS. $3.50.
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nome! Al" Ill We
do have to live in
1t the year round
and 1t should
be as beautiful and
comfortable as pos
81 b lie. T H i
PALAIS ROYAL
which has become
THE 8 tore Of
Merry Christmas
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0her b eau { Y
Salon at 1923
CONN. AVE.
to give better and
fuller service to
the discrininat-
ing " o m e n OF
Warrington who
have enj joyed
their artistry and
skill The ~r.
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and mounted! You want silver fox
from the CAPITOL FUR SHOP
who have the most outstanding
collection Helene has seen any
where In town. There's "sorcery in
silver fox" that makes it the
most flattering and thrilling Christ
mas GIFT . woman can possibly re-
oeive. Do see the variety Of skins
to select from. Single skins from
$3.50. Double scarfs from $l25.
Capes from $99.50. 1908 q ST.
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Christmas trees
made entirely Of
white feathers,
that Helene saw
1t GUIDES this
week. Z Ach
white feather
tree i placed
tn . chrome
h o lder shot
with tiny blue
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Z hKC.y
sail the middle Of next week to spend
= month In Poland.
The Ecpadoran Ambassador. Senior
Captain Colon Eloy Alfaro, who Is in
his home for . brief visit, will return
here in time for Christmas. His sons,
Colon Eloy Alfaro, jr.. and Jaime Al
faro, who are cadets at the United
States Military Academy at West
Point. are expected to join him here
for Christmas and the holidays.
The Spanish Ambassador, Senor
DR.. Don Fernando de los Rios, who
returned yesterday from New York,
will be the guest Of honor and prin-
cipal speaker at the meeting Of the
Institute de los Espanos Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock in the WASH
ington Club.
The Chinese Ambassador, DR..
Chengting T. Wang. and his daugh-
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of-a-kind" FASH
ions street.
afternoon an d
evening dresses
that had been
3l6.95 to $22.75
are being sale ID"
At $40. Out
standing values!
DAsh I'm tn her
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1t has become the place to go for
dinner especially Sunday din
ner. Think of it. Entrees begin at
90c :. . and you'll find other won
derful full course dinner sugges-
tions at $1.00 and $1.25. If you
truly enjoy delicious foods, superb
ly prepared, smoothly served and
moderately priced go to the
MAYFLOWER COFFEE SHOP -.
which isn't a coffee shop" but .
charming small restaurant" Soft,
indirect lights the Wedgewood
design and color of the room :.
the many recessed plaoes-vill
make your dining truly pleasure.
DIS. 5000.
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THE OLD ORDER
DEFINITELY
CHANGETHw

Remember when yosr DOR
kass wore tweed coats over
dinner ioekets? And the
little block wool yos lived ia
oil dey wes good enough for
the night elvb? And the oNIy
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scarlet, Dubonet, royal blue. You'll
also find stunning chamois sport
jackets in soft muted colors :. and
a knockout casual Campus Coat in
suede. Just the gift for the active
young lady. 1918 CONN. AVE.
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all occasions. And
what savin gsl
Helene knows you'll
snatch up several
for your busy holi-
day season. There
are also Costume
8 vi is, smothered
with luxurious furs.
Casual suits for
A
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hghtful group Of smaller pieces in
time for your Christmas shopping.
There are stunning small mahog-
any tables. dining room tables, pie
crust tables, 2 nap tables, oval and
round snap-top tripod tables and
. variety of card tables from
$40 to $500. Small antique novel;
ties, ideal for gifts-$5 up. 1926
CONN. AVE.
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not one 10 H
u n d taken
lightly. ou
" q n t the m
"b ht with
silver! ou
" a n t quality!
You want ine
skins, properly
treated, beauti-
f,,llu roatrhad
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make the world
. happier place.
But those "t&-
ems OF Ahec-
ton" will play
more important
parts II they
are dressed up
in true holiday
spirit. B r E.
VIyNNn ~. <hA
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time yov reolIy
dressed sp-
wos TO 90 70
your own we'd
ding? kemem-
ber?
Th at as
onIv ohont
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" IRON THE 25th CHAP
TER OF THE BOOK
OF CHRISTMAS" comes the
suggestion to give gifts for the
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anu OIOp LIE WIlOie
bothersome mudde
! n t o the lap Of
M A r Y STYLES,
personal shopper at
8 T Y L z, I N C.
She'll comb the town
and watch your
dollars, as il they
were her own cher
father Wax Scotch)
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the exciting
a r r a Y of
Suede fitted
v e S is and
J e r k i n s,
trinity made
or on y
$5.95. Kelly
green, rust,
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SHoREHAM

per ut no extra covert charge.
Dancing to Maxim loves Music
-. with Barnse. conducting. And
. gala revue, twice nightly in
cluding Titan Trio Harold
Cummings, N. B. G. lyric baritone
. and the Andrew Sisters, toe
tap dancers. Phone ADAMS 0700.
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their house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. WAL
ter Laird Of Wilmington, who will ar
rive the nrst Of the week to remain
several dAys.
The Swedish Minister and Nine.
Bostrom will give . luncheon Tuesday
in honor Of N. Rolfe de Mare, former
director Of Swedish ballets, who Will b
their guest for several days until after
the lecture which he will give Friday
evening At the Maynower.
The Portuguese Minister and Nine.
Biancht are expected TO arrive in New
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H o L 4 II
HAMILTON.
And II you're
planning .
dinner party
. . this love-
ly r 90 m
lends itself
re div tn
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y
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I" Up A TREE :. about
your Christmas shop
ping7" Don't let 1t get you down.
Instead, reach for your phone now
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g THAT HOLIDAY LOOK"
-. can be given your
dinner table At Christmas time -.
If you deck It out in the clever little
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DOll House

DOAA USOOoS the May
flower Hotel Pilgrim Dolls, and the
sponsor of the JUST FOLKS"
DOLL HOUSE Of Staunton, Va.
nationally known among collec-
tors Of Americana for its famous
collection Of antique dolls). Among
the dolls for sale will be American
Period Costume Dolls, Mayflower
Pilgrims, Virginia Cavaliers, Co
lonials, 1910 Empire. Crinoline
Girls, Old-fashioned China-head
hoopskirt ladies, Slave Darky Dolls.
Indians. Imported dolls in national
costumes of many countrie-Eng-
land, Poland, Switzerland. Norway,
France. Italy. Scotland, South
America. Do stop by.
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b 70 IL. IL
will be dis
played by
Miss Helen
8 / e b old
Walter, the
originator of
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ing folk who
glory in An
evening in
t h is smart
spot . for
they can 90
to di IN n e r
. n d . t ~
&In~,s~A -,-
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Relax in the
d e / i ghtful
surroundings
of the NEW
MAYFLOW-
Err COFFEE
SHOP
just of the
~oir lNkh-
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q q r e s s 1Or
c h r Is t m as.
What could be
lovelier than a
charming dress
properly sized?
designed to
hatter and nt
the shorter, full
er fgure-with
larger arnhole
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Then try their Gift Wrapping 6erv-
ice. Nominal charge, according to
size. 1920 CONN. AVE. DEC. 1914.
>>>>>>>>><
" FRANCES EFT FRANCES
HOSTS A MUCH
AWAITED 'SALEI" Reductions of
10% to 800 on dresses and gowns for
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The Austrian Minister and Nine
Prochnik will be hosts at dinner Tues
day evening, when the ranking guests
will be the German Ambassador and
Frau Dieckhoff.
The Minister and Nine. Prochnik
will entertain q small group of guests
at luncheon Wednesday in honor Of
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UlTH

" NoRhANDY YARA
TAKES A HOLI-
DAY" beginning tonight. But
there's still time to drive out for q
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I" .JAcouElIN STORY
HELPS THE CLOCK
GO ROUND" and at 4 sale
price, tool A group OF her "one-
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entertaining. The restful. quiet At
mosphere the smooth, eager
service are delight to any hostess.
Luncheons, 75c. Dinners, S1.2S-
Sunday dinners, too. Fourteenth
and K Sts. DIS. 1880.
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L" DINNER Is SERVED
MADAMEl" Lun-
cheon and breakfast, too in
the spacious Dining Room at the
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both dressy and sport styles. Stop
in bright and early tomorrow
morning. 1915 CONN. AVE.
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" HERLOoMs THAT WILL
'''A BE HEIRLOOMS-
the future!" Those who appreciate
fine antique furniture will adore .
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4" If SHE WEARS HALF
SIZES" put your
whole faith in the HALF-SIZE
DRESS SHOP and give Mother
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g TWO HEADS ARE BET
TER THAN ONE"
ana both are dedicated to your
beauty! HEADS have opened an
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H A LII ROADS LEAD TO
THE BLUE ROOM
at the HOTEL SHOREHAM"
There they 60! Those discriminat-
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s. ERIENDSHIP!" This is
the time Of the year
when friendships grow warmer and
the exchange of tokens of affection
Evening star., 1937-12-05

The Swiss Minister and Nine. Peter
will entertain at dinner Thursday eve
ming in honor Of the German Ambas-
sador and Frau Dieckhon.
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Dress SHOP

hip and bust measure-yet young in
style. Priced $895 to $1695. Sizes
1917 to 261a. Helene can't think
Of . nicer gift. sos 18th ST.
d" FuRs AND FASHION
AND CHRISTMAS"
Choosing q Silver Fox scarf or cape
Is An exciting adventure but
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charming little Studio Shop. 10
Gated on the Sth floor of the Ameri-
can Bldg.-and pick out one or two
to revive your wardrobe for the
holiday season. SUITE 6O5-at
1917 r ST. Take elevatorl
>>>>>>>>>>
" JUST FOLKS DOLL
HOUSE" will make
a gay corner in the lobby of the
MAYFOWER HOTEL from Dec
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gift from the
VAN DYNE
A N T 10 U E
G A LLERIES
where
George Va n
Dyne has as
sembled q de-
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CUEDE'S ON PARADE

Tor Chritmas!" Just
to convince yourself dash up to
FORREST OAKLEY, INC, and see
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and to reopen it April /. However,
II you're planning . party or .
dance-it will be available. And
your guests will revel in the quaint
loveliness Of this Farm, its open
blazing fires and festive air. Drive
out $500 Wisconsin Ave; turn left
on River Road, drive . miles to
Potomac, Md: then turn right one
mile. In the meantime Marjory
Hendricks will be co-manager At
the LITTLE TEA HOUSE 1t Ar
hngton. Va.-this winter. For
Sunday dinner reservations today
phone ROCKVILLE 352.
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>>>>>>>>><
g. MAKE THIS BUSINESS
OF DINING-OUT A
PLEASURE!" Yes, make your din
ner-time interlude an occasion.
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ter. Mile. Yoeh Wang, are in New
York, where they went for the OPEN
ing Of the bazaar Of the Chinese Wom-
ems Relief Association, which will
open today at the Park Lane.
The Ambassador and his daughter,
who are staying at the Hotel Ambas-
sador, will entertain at tea this after
noon at the bazaar, where fashion
show Of Chinese models will be held
as well As short Chinese play.
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Diplomatic
Corps Notes
OF Week
Luncheon Guests
At the British
Embassy.

Continued From First Page.)
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This Is the
time tn At
z q r m Q n t 8
. h o uld be
given . Sec
ond chance
In life. They
. b uld be
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grand Sunday
Dinner this At
{ e r n o D n ana
evening. Mar
jory Hendricks
has decided to
close this de-
Nl-A -
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The Chinese Ambassador, DR..
Chengting T. Wang. and his daugh-
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>>>>>>W>>

H THERE'S NO TINE LIKE
THE PRESENT .
to have your still-wearable clothes
repaired by SOUTHERN STELOs.
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sail the middle Of next week to spend
. month In Poland.
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taken there for invisible repairing
Of moth holes, rips, tears, cuts and
cigaret burns. Repairs in silks.
voolens and fine linens. 613 18th
ST.
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- CHOOL children of the District
of Columbia. who have been as
sured of hot luncheons on
. school days during part OF the
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Of the FINEST OF
FURS to especially
lowered levels to
mark the occasion
for Example
Group One 1915

Lovely Lopin Coots in brilliant collection
thot presents on unusual opportunity to pur-
chose fine fur coot ot price considerably
below its reoI worth. In Grey, Black and
Brown-Swoeeer, Boxy and Princess models.
All outhenticolly styled beautifully finished.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-16
BISHOP AINSW0RTH
SEES PERIL in FAR
EASTERN SITUATION
Continued from mage one)

Continued from mage one)
Incidentally, the slogan, The
Land of the Sky is worth mil
lion dollars"
Turning to the subject nearest
his heart. the church which he has
served for as years, including 20
wears as a bishop in Texas, Mis-
sissippi Georgia, Florida, Vir-
ginia' West Virginia, China, ia
pan, Korea and Cuba, Bishop
Ainsworth said ''the Southern
Methodist church right now is fac
inc a better outlook than it has
in MANY years." The denomina-
ton, he said. has been relieved of
its board of missions debt, has
Maid other financial obligations in
Cured during the deression. and
is making progress in every other
direction. Immediately, he added.
Il faces action on unification with
the Methodist Episcopal church,
tbe northern branch, and the
Methodist Protestant church. The
ratification plan, which Bishop
Ainsworth helped to draft, will be
voted on during the next round
of annual conferences. and every
Indication is that it will be adopt
ed by an overwhelming vote at
the next general conference at
Birmingham, as it has been APP
proved in the two other church
branches. About a year will be
required to elect delegates to the
uniting conference, which means
that by June, 1889, the CONSOLE
dation probably will be effected,
Bishop Ainsworth said. The tech
nical name of the united body will
be The Methodist Church, and it
will have approximately eight mil
lion constituents.
Bishop Ainsworth's presen ut
Episcopal area includes the Hol-
ston conference in East Tennes-
see, southwest Virginia, and the
lower part of West Virginia; the
two conferences in Georgia, and
all of Cuba. Bishop and Mrs.
Ainsworth reside in Macon.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-16

blespoons sugar, buttered toast
cut in strips, whipped cream.
Add sugar to carefully picked
over and washed berries. Slowly
bring to boiling point. Slowly
that's important. Pour over hot
strips of buttered toast and feck
with cold whipped cream.
Blackberry Bavarian Cream
a to 6 servings)
One cup freshly pressed black.
berry juice, l tablespoon clear
gelatin, 2 egg yolks, IA cup
sugar, IL teaspoon salt, IL cup
cream, l teaspoon grenadine
syrup.
Press fat berries through a sieve
and collect cup Of regal Juice.
Heat gently and add gelatin.
Beat egg yolks slightly, not very
much. Add sugar and continue
to beat. Add salt. To this egg
mixture, add the dark purple
blackberry mixture, stirring with.
out .repose. Return to top Of dou.
Bile boiler and cook over hot
water until it coats the spoon.
Keep stirring right to the end.
Beat egg whites very stiff. Then
strain this mixture over egg
whites. When mixture begins to
thieken, fold in the l-2 cup cream
we'll beaten. Add grenadine, stir
and'turn into mold. Chill in re.
frigerator, but do not freeze. Re.
move from mold and garnish will
shining blackberries.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-16
GREEN RIVER
LOSES, Z IO2
3 Regulars Out Of Game
as Final Home Con-
test Dropped

Minus the services of three reg
ulars, Green Rivers Spinners
dropped their last home game OF
the season TO Enka at Tuxedo on
Saturday by a ~ to 2 score.
Allen hit a home run with two
men on base in the fret inning
to start the rout, and the visitors
jumped on Swami for six runs in
the third to lay the game on ice.
Another run was added in the
fourth and two i'm the seventh.
Green River scored one run in
the third after Haney hit safely,
stole second, went to third on
Swann's infield out, and scored on
MaSsey's single. II icy scored
again in the third a CT doubling
on Bill Vaughn's single.
Haney had a good day, getting
three hits, including two doubles,
in three Grips to the plate, scor-
ing both Green River runs, and
stealing three bases.
Allen had a good day at bat,
getting home run, double, and
SINGLE il three grips to bat Tor
Enka.
Green River was without the
services of Smith, at first base,
Hoag, at shortstop, and High, in
centertield
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VETERAN PILOTS
SEEK RED AIRMEN
CONTINUED from page -

fed.
Searchers had excellent wealth
er conditions. There was ceiling
of 5000 feet and the temperature
was so degrees. The hunt was to
have turned to northern Alaska
today although there was nothing
here to indicate the plane had
reached the Alaskan coast.
Mattern was accompanied in his
twin-motored monoplane by j. 5:
U. Jones, navigator. He took OIL
from Oakland at Gil a. m. after
a dash of over a mile down the
runway. He expected to reach
Fairbanks within Ia hours and
then take up the search for the
Russians.
81 hope with all my heart that
l can help Levanevsky out as he
once helped me OUT Matrern
said.
Levanevsky and another of his
missing colleagues, Navigator We
tor Levchenko. rescued Mattern
four years ago when ne was
forced down in Siberia in the
course of a globe-girdling flight;
Aboard Mattern's ship, called
the "Flying Gas Tank" by airport
mechanics, was a capacity load OF
fuel which brought the total
weight of the plane to nearly sew
en- tons. g.,
Mattern will await the arrival
here of Reginald L. Robbins, vet
eran refueling pilot, before start
ing the search for the Russians.
Robbins was to have arrived IN
Oakland today and leave immedi-
ately for Fairbanks. Because the
length of the Fairbanks runway
does not permit takeoff with the
fued needed for the search, Mat,
tern will take off with a partial
load and obtain the remainder OF
his gasoline supply in mid-air from
Robbins plane.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-16
ANDREVS
MEN TO court
Mayor Acts in Drunk.
Driving and Hit and ''
Run Charges

Two Andrews. y. C.. Mon
bound to recorder cour, we
$500 bond each this morDi,a I'
Mayor A. V. Edwards en- ivy By
Of driving while drum a ,"afSe'
and run after after 4 colE. u tr
Third avenue east and 'T "a
street yesterday Afternoon N''
Ray Lunsford. alleged Jr;n.
a car which struck 4 rar 5 "! y
by Lee Arlcdgc and , %me
driven by Donald Wiki ",af
bound over on charges o; Srir e
drunk and hit and run. 'E;
James Edward pulIum -
bound over on charges o. VS.
drunk and disordcr,y and , GSi,'
and abetting in hit and run ''
Mrs. Ray Lunsford va, r.',..
ed.
Other cases heard hi, mor,.,.
were: Lee Wake. drunk and \,
orderly, was assessed cost,
Ben Watson. drunk and d..
DERBY, was assessed costs
Howard eagle. speeding ",
fined $500. y"
| cochran Salt. drunk and L
orderly, forfeited $40 bona
Arl Jones, drunk and diNFr.
ly. was assessed costs.
Jitney Griffin, drunk and 4
orderly, and operating 4 haF,
shop on Sunday. was fined }g
and costs.
Robert Williams, drunk and Ii.
orderly, was assessed costs.
Odell Turbcvillc. drunk ri
disorderly, had judgment 8.
pended on good behavior.
Monroe Holtzclaw, drunk AZ
disorderly, was fined SO all
costs.
J. A. McAmiS. drunk and d.
orderly, forfeited a so bond.
Ernest Moore, drunk and d.
orderly. was assessed costs.
Bill Mandcrs, drunk and d.y,.
DERBY, had judgment suSpcnia
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-16
New Arrivals AT
Tree Top Camp

TREE TOP CAMP, Lake Sum-
nit, Aug. 14.-Recent arrivals at
Tree Top Camp, Lake Summit, to
enjoy the pleasures of camping,
fishing and swimming, are: Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Crockett and fam
ily, Miami Beach, Fla; Mr.. and
Mrs. R. C. Matson and son, Rich
ard, Washington, d. c. (Mrs. Mat
son is assistant director of Nation
al junior Red CroSs): Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hayes. Charlotte; Mr..
j. C. Cctzen, Jr., speaker of the
house st Tallahassee, Fla, who is
of the Lakeland section; Mrs. j.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-16
Menus
BY Mrs. GaynOr Maddox
IEA Service Stan Writer

THEY are shiny, luscious; bril-
i lint in a dark and flashing
way-that's why blackberries are
such good friends to the young
bride who wants to prove herself
an ambitious cook. These recipes,
selected because they are no strain
on the June brides August cook
ing, .hould be pasted in that
growing day-by-day How To
Keep Your Husband" cook book,
Magic Blackberry Cream Pie
60 inch)
One and one-third cups q CAM
sweetmed condensed milk, ID
cup lemon juice, l cup blackber-
ries, - cup whipping cream, 2
tablespoons confectioners' (4X)
sugar, vanilla wafer or graham
cracker pie crust or baked pie
she'll 9-inch).
Blerd together sweetened con-
iensec milk and lemon juice.
Fold n blackberries. Pour into
)-inch pie plate lined with va
ailla wafer or graham cracker
pie crist. Cover with whipped
cream sweetened with confection-
srs' sugar. Chill before serving.
To prepare the crumb crust, roll
enough graham crackers or va
nilla waters to make ga cup
crumbs. Cut enough graham
crackers into quarters, or vanilla
waters into halves, to stand
around edge of pie plate. Cover
bottom of plate with crumbs and
fill in spaces around edge. Pour
in filing as usual.
The beauty of this pie, from
the bide's point of view Ito say
nothing of the hungry groom's) is
that mixture thickenS to creamy
filling without cooking and is
failure proof.
Blackberry Toast
a to 6 servings)
Grad for that surprise dinner
when lie brings home some of his
college friends without warning.
Two cups blackberries. 8 ia
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-16
PRICES INCREASED
ON HUDSON CARS

The Dixon Motor company an
nounces receipt of telegram from
the Hudson Motor car officials to
the effect that increases of S35
on the present. list prices of the
Terraplane up to $45 on Hudson
cars. will be effective August %.
every product entering into
the manufacture of our cars. IN
Guiding wages, has risen substan-
tally in price and naturally this
affects the price of our product"
saws the message.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-16
PRINCE HAS TO STUDY

BUCHAREST. - (UP)-King
Carol of Rumania thinks that his
son, Prince Michael, has had too
many holidays this year. His IA
ther has decided that he must do
some work. School examinations
have been postponed so tnat
Prince Michael may catch up with
the rest of the class.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-16
MRS. JACKSON WINS
OLD PAPER AWARD

A copy Of the Western North
Carolina Times, dated March "a,
1905, won first prize in the con-
test for old newspapers held by
Lewis Department store. 1t was
submitted by Mrs. Sue NJ. Jack
son, % Pine street, city.
Mrs. Jackson also won second
prize with copy of the same pa
per, dated June 20, 1906.
Third prize went to ]. H. Saltz,
with a copy of the Western North
Carolina Times of March 10,
1909.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-16
EXECUTRlX NOTICE

Having qualified a. execute
of the estate of Frank v. "a
mum, deceased, this is 10 nOly
all persons having claims agar;
said estate to present them to b
undersigned on or before the I'd
day of August, 1898, or thi ,.
tice will be pleaded in bar Of b
covery. All persons indebted !,
said estate will please make u
Element with the undersigned
This August lG, 1887.
GEORGIA c. FARNUN.
ExecutriX, Estate of Frank 7
Farnum. S-l6.MOnf,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
(NO games Schednled)
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
(No games Scheduled.)
SAN DIEGO BOOM

SAN DIEGO, Cal. (UP)-San
Diego enjoyed the biggest build
ing boom of recent years during
the fiscal year ending June 80, it
was revealed, and more than half
OF the Sl0,2Sl,226 in building
permits issued were for construc-
ton of residences.