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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-27
PRESBYTERIAN
SESSION NEAR
Asheville Presbytery Wo-
mans Auxiliary to Con-
vene Here Thursday

The 32nd annual meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary OF the Ashe-
vile Presbytery will convene
here on Thursday morning at
1890 o'clock. AuxiliarieS of %
churches comprise the member
ship and sessions will continue
through Friday afternoon.
Officers are Mrs. R. c. An
derson of Montreal, honorary
president, Mrs. L. NJ. Richeson Of
Hazelwood, president, Mrs. II. G..
Love of Hendersonville, vice.
president, Mrs. c. NJ. Morgan Of
West Asheville, recording secre-
tary, Mrs. R. w. Griffith Of Ashe-
vile, treasurer, and Miss Annie
j. Cash OF Brevard, historian.
Mrs. Richeson will preside over
the sessions of the meeting.
Prior to the opening of the
meeting, the executive committee
will meet at $50 o'clock Thurs
day morning.
Bible study during the meeting
will be conducted by Mrs. j. S;
PoindeXter of Chattanooga, and
the synodical message will be de-
livered on Friday morning by
Mrs. R. T. Faucette, synodlcal
president, of Chattanooga.
All local auxiliary members who
will aid with transportation OF
visitors are asked to be at the
Presbyterian church promptly at
1880 o'clock Thursday and FRI
day mornings.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-27
Negro Communist
To Work In South
Freed by Court, to Return
if 1t Means Death

NEW YORK, April q. (UP)-
Angelo Herndon will return 10
the south to continue his struggle
for equal rights for negroes;
Informed of the United States
supreme court decision freeing
him from a Georgia insurrecti9n
law conviction, ne said ne woula
return south. seven if 1t means
DEATH"
Herndon is the youngest men,
Der Of the Central committee %
the Communist party of America.
He said the decision was
heavy blow against the Jim Crow
oppression of southern negroes
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-27
n. Y. MUNICH AL.
JUDGE KNITTED.
BY ASSALLANT
Roosevelt Is Leaving Wash.
ington for Gulf Cruise
Tonight
GOV. BROWNING TO
NAME NEW SENATOR

NEW YORK. April q. (UP)-
Municipal Court Justice John
0'Neil was stabbed and critically
wounded as he left his home to-
day to take bus for court.
The jurist had been prominent
in public life for three decades.
His assailant escaped and his
identity is not known.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-27
WINDSOR BRINGS
SUIT OVER BOOK

LONDON, April 27.--(UPD-
The Duke Of Windsor's attorneys
today filed a libel suit against
Heinemann Publishing house and
Godfrey Dennis, author, claiming
damages in q book named Coro'
nation Commentary.
The suit also asked an inJunc-
ton against its circulation.
The book commented on the
dukes activities while king and
said he spent most of his time
on the throne muddling, Pudding
and meddling.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-27
ROOSEVELT OFF TO
GULF TONIGHT

WASHINGTON, April q. :
(UP)-President Roosevelt will
leave tonight for week OF tar
pom fishing, his favorite sport. in
the Gulf of Mexico. The presi-
dent will travel on a special train
to Mississippi, Louisiana and Tex
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-27
TEST
TO BE HELD in MAY

Postmaster E. w. Ewbank an
nounced today that he had been
advised by the civil service com
be held at the local office in May
mission that an examination would
for a substitute clerk-carrier.
Persons who desire to take this
examination may secure forms at
the local post office. Applications
must be filed not later than May
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-27
FINAL H. S. BALL
GAME WEDNESDAY

The Hendersonville high school
baseball team will play its final
game of the season here tomor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock against
the team of the Asheville School
for Boys.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-27
Y y Eaath@E

MONDAY
Maximum-62 degrees. Mini
mum-33 degrees. Mean-47.5
degrees. Days range-29 degrees.
Normal mean temperature for
April-54.8 degrees. Normal rain
fall for April-4.28 inches.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-27
HAS PNEUMONIA

Mrs. L. B. Buckner, Of the
Fleetwood section, suffering with
pneumonia, was taken to the Pat
ton Memorial hospital on Sunday
afternoon, friends will be sorry to
learn.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-27
WEATHER

Mostly cloudy with scattered
showers and slightly cooler to-
night; Wednesday generally fair.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-27
GOOD AFTERNOON

Britons are queer people who
bar itrip.tsass artists and demand
their Ambassadors reveal their
legs.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-13
Follow The Funnies With Une Harry Over Station WATR Daily M
By NORMAN MARSH

STlLL UNCONSCIOUS FROM the
POISONOUS SMOKE. DAN LIES
UPON THE FLOOR ONLY A FEW
FEET DIS TANT--' ANO bANkOk
AND AlS VlLLAlN0US CREW
RuGL TO TAE ATTASk..
Evening star., 1937-06-18

silk and 500 non-node silk (ocetote) and
the result is the finest value and the coolest hot
weather suit in town. Come in =. feel the fabric >.
let US slip one Of these new SiIkooIs on you.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
APARTMENTs FUR. OR UNFUR.

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
two two room sDts. with fitchens bath. gas.
ROOMS AND ,KITcHENETTE, GAS
electricity: heat included; S36 month.
500 14th ST. s.E.-2 ROOMS KITCHEN,
bath; well heated: large closets; second
floor front: convenient transportation.
1887 AsHMEAp PL. NV o.BErWEEN
tosetherl; 2nd floor; one room has
aeae9a piaee; other. double french doors OPEN
Keeping; sso single or $50 double. De-
CONGRESS HGTs.-BED-LIVING ROOM:
secluded privileges: Kitchen, Frigidaire:
SIS month. Address Box 232-E. Star Of
DUPONT CIRCLE i325 n: \; IA, AVE; I;S; Nv -
gas sim Included: S $40 up. ID. o.N 9 -,eN'' .' ~..-
rooms Kitchen semi,p5iSsts ,s bath; n.T;;3 EsE;
fafn fss esa s4ssS sons mo NH Eneofn s ne
200 9th ,sT: ,s:E:I,a:RooM. KITCHEN.
75i3S 5th ST; M;W-oNE LA LARGE a. R90M 9co4:
heat. light. gas. telephone; reasonable.
FOR RENT-LARGE ROOM IN APART
ment; either furnished. unfurnished; suit
able for business woman. North O576.
2 Rooms, BATH. PORCH. 1881 COLO
1882 CONN. AVE. NV. APT. 23-TWO
rooms. Kitchen. bath. refrigeration. S47.50,
or furnished. S75: no children.
l OR 2 GIRLS TO SHARE APARTMENT
Saben Eish LARGE ate sh Maay
land ave. ne. IA.
400 KENNEDY ST. N.W-oNE ROOM
and kitchen. semi-private bath. elec.. gas
DOWNTOWN APTS. =
l Rm., K, $40; 2 R., K, $50.
Convenient, nreproof bids. 24-hour ele.
eSs1s. sSs.s euTfs 1855 M poonas a ss eeo eaa
SEE THIS APARTMENT.
Beautiful corner. like new; 2 rooms kit
es p9ee ana ,oesson At sh kocf crses parf
between the Million Dollar and the new
Calvert Street Brides; parking space.
APARTMENTS VNFVRNIsHED.
PETwoRTH; 402s 9th ST. NWlZ5
eleetrieits: Gsnties: :ee adults: ressonabie
414 LONGFEILoW NV ENTIRE End
efsoa heat sfsn net ss dse s5fa
72I 9TH ST. N.E.-TWO ROOMS. KITCH-
en-, private bath; Frigidaire; continuous
hot water. 15s
ROYDON APTS.. NEAR 10th NV LG.
front rms, recep. hall. lg. kit, bath;
$3.50. See manager.
281O CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-3 CHOICE
rooms, bath. kitchen. $50: including gas.
electricity. refrigeration. Col. 1913.
2726 CONNECTICUT AVE, N.W-TWO
rooms, kitchen and bath. SIS; clean and
light, newly decorated.
3O24 WIsCONsIN AVE. NV ROOMS
Of light: free refrigeratiop.
6i7 J 81, NW.-TWO AND THREE ROOM
ss sss:sssn;:snss;;: E ~ heat. ssS sissEiks sasiadsd
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APARTMENTS uNEuRkIsHEp.

DUPLEX APT
o4I5 lst st. NV. Apt. 2-One bed room.
ivlne room. dinette. kitchen. screened
porcn, refrigerator. Heat and hot water
inciuded; S52 so. Apply 5119 1st st..
~ LENKiN CONSTRUCTION CO.,
635 st. NV National 9737.
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MERRILL MANSIONS,

1861 Fairmont ST. n.w.-Sunny front cor
ner apt. private bath. Electrolux.
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m PETWORTH-S6o

IN TEI WOI I H-SOU.
1921 4th st. NV. Apt. No. 2.
=, Rec. hall. living room. 2 bed rooms.
frigeration: heat and h. ". furnished.
Avslla6le March LIST.
14O4 K. CAFRITZ. Dist 9Os0.
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New Corner Apartment.

1901 18th ST. tat corner RI s.e-Three
rooms. kit. din. tiled bath. shower. re:
trigeration. screened porch: hot water and
heat furnished. Rent. $50
RANDLE & GARVIN Lincoln 1873
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l7O7 2Ist NV LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen. Frigidaire.- hall private bath;
beautifully furnished; convenient location.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE 2-ROOM.
kitchen; dinette, bath apt with another;
THE cHAsTLETON HOTEI-2 YOUNG
Aps ssa e Norsh p6ooS 0e0'
143s FAIRMoNT ST N.W-TWo-ROoM
basement apartment; private entrance.
2l20 ST. NV. THE CHARLOTTE APT.
couch and Kitchen with Frigidaire: SIi.
ZOO soom ana fitchen nicely iulnisRed Sss
floor; reasonable.
CONN. AYE. AND K.LARdE oNE-RooM.
bath studio; sI1 sSsE h.; Kelvinator: ss". North
heat furn.; $3.50 week
40 4th ST. NE.-CHoIcE OF 1 OR
rooms and kitchen, with porch; semi
7s3 10Th ST: NE.-ENTIRE End FLOOR;
able.
23OS 1st ST. NW.-BEAUTIFUL GROOM
apt. lst fcor; for married couple; no
children; S36 month. North 1885
large, attractive rooms; comfortable beds;
clean; c.h.w.; reasonable.
LARGE. WELL-HEATED FRONT ROOM.
with kitchenette. semi-private bath; rea-
sonable to couple. 724 10th st Sc.
141s a ST. sE.-3-RM. APARTMENT.
no objection to children. 100 ' '
GEoRGEToWN. l4Os 35th ST. NV
large rooms. bath. electric refriserator,
liSst, nSs1 heat. phone furn'; $3.50 West
1919 MILITARY, RID. NW,-LIv. RM:;
On; Oh: location: ,conven: bus. stores: $40:
insaans iqseIation heat hdusa shf gas and eie' re-
5lO9 41st ST. N.W,-DoUBLE ROOM;
home h: to sdnits; nS PHONE G esS Cleveland ss4s
e63l HARLAN PL NV: NEAR WHIT
appearing beds: elec. refrigerator: S45
including light and gas Adults only.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
Rent rs Sa CHEAP IN a6 xchanse for
Mrs Cofer.
2-RoOM APT IN PRIVATE HOME.
sdn1ia WG1,a hSe employed couple: reasonable;
37os ONTARIO RD.--a ROOMS. KITcH-
Also basement apt Columbia ASH.
THREE SUNNY ROOMS, HEAT. GAS.
electricity. continuous hot water: bus stop
handy. 1897 18th st. ne.
sui suln,shed AsoN SON sr SwcoMeaErEHy Sac EeatEc Fs
lrigeration gas & elec: available now
kitchen. bath. Will turn over lease and
Phone after 10 am. Adams 1859.
1904, RIGGS PL. NV, BET. R & $
One large rm.: twin beds; III. priv: gas
light incl: semi-private bath: $50.
aARx asesy pEsREs 5,hsa Te We,t asa
Ant. III. Sunday or EVENINGS.
GIRL TO SHARE WITH ANOTHER
ham Apt. sos. $aIo Conn. ave. North
zoos.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

DOWNTOWN-sUNNY FRONT BED-LIV-
ing room, kitchen bath Frigidaire: at
tractively furnished GIT 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

THE ROCKLEDGE, .2466 Goth ST. NV
sSsE Ts. p;sk sSS tsssn tasas 15 a2a s. bath M
Nsdi23T e{sssS;Sss g iSo'.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHrp.

REAL APARTMENT VALUE
1l15 Flower ave-. Takoma Park. Md;
just completed. . bed rooms, dinette large
liv. rm.. modern kit. tiled bath with show
er. garage, locker room; distinctive CO.
ionial.type bldg: in shady srOye in new
SOB: Out Carroll ave. to Flower. left to
DIXIE REALTY CO.,
1417 l. ST. NV.
Sunday. Cleveland 910O. National $3.50.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK, 4219 39th
st.-Semi-det z rms. a bed rmsO, lH
baths. det. garage: new-house condition
Vacant. Rent. 500 per month. Open.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON. INC
20l Invest. Bldg. Realtor. Dist. 5000.
3032 RoDMAN ST. NV.
rms. kit. with dinette space, bath:
elec. refrtgeration-------
1725 LANIER PL. NV.
Front apt. 3 rms. din. alcove
kit. bath; elec. refrigeration on
house current; so
w. II. WALKER.
Natl. 1880. 232 Shoreham Bldg.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsuEp.

s35.50-3 RMS. K. AND B., RECEPTION
rm., Tor ADULTS; to be shared with profess
sionai @ g gentleman. adhn 1924 Nichols ave. sc.
1923 LANIER PL. N.w.-ATTRACTTVE
apartment, living room. dining room;
Kitchen Kitchen o no,bt nD,bntres, spn porch. bed
Rem. sres.ly reduced. Apply oS% AIT. aSi. sar.se'
1415 EAST, CAPITOL sT--coNVENIZNT
BACK 3 porch: @ 0s Isasons%Sle: % Adults. i'nen' 0a.n'
1905 BELMONT ST. NW,-TWo ROOMS.
' kitchsn' ,,Epah private bath. Frisidaire; near
us MARIETTA PL. NW.-2 ROOMS,
kitchen. private bath. large back porch;
light. heat, inst. h. w., furnished; $47 30.
Open from' 10 am. to s pm. North 1870.
CALIFORNIA ST: .NW:-FoUR ROOMS.
kitchen, bath, Refrigeration; porch: south
exposure. Adults. North 3252-R. IA.
BELLE HAVEN APIS, ALEXANDRIA. b13
srss Sass seFnss gas aps ss.
light included in rent; elevator service.
Res mgr. Alexandria 1889.
1927 4th ST. N.w.-3 ROOMS. sEMu-PR1-
month; references. Georgia 1910.
80 BRYANT ST. NV ROOMS. KrTCH-
en-, semi-private bath and back porch;
5415 ILLINOIS AvE.-oNE ROOM.
ksaaeIeh Eassaspsf'e G1aa gas light heat furnished
823 K ST, NE ROOMS. BATH
screened porch, elec. refrigerator; heat. gas
$3.50 A MONTH
full tiled Sseh showeF sSes ki5ensh Doreh
,pdiydaaI indy gas heat u1nshee b
HTN WSSRET sIslss.i MsTsh sssh e
Sun SUM- Wisconsin iaNi sIss' Gs.i0nai 'f0@' e'e ana
D0OMC YTT(srJUNY NyTl a
14OO FATRMoNT ST. NV
hall, large Kitchen; s4-hour eie.
vator and switchboard service
See MISS MCNEIL. Res. Mgr. Col O338.
i4oo FAfRMoNT ST. saNi NV. HAiA'
ovsn19nsInr SGGnsT apt D,,s1is, With balconies
rooms. large kitchen. plenty closet
space; 24-hour elevator and switch.
c.. ,,ss seard ,5.MTi service. p, , o.ao
$780, ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH.
3446 Conn; Ave. NV.
Rent includes electricity and re-
See MRS CAIN. Res. Mgr
1405 WHITTIER ST. NV. APT. NO. ..
TadissiOn; nns nssishborhood; heat fur
1919 lsth gARsy S. nv, 4: RIrTs Net Hsfi. o,oo
s 8
''.'a,a' @afssss BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 K ST. NV. Natl. 1900.
s5s s55 -eo-SSSs eo-SSSs Is. ST. NV R.: K, B.
Heat. lishl gas So and fs fTisidsire inclSded k
THOS. p, WALSH. INC.
sl5 11th st. NV. District 1858.
GEoRGEToWN.
ceilings: open fireplace. large yard; W se7.5oi HSn
LIPsooNS' TEsF Po4' s?:ss asso, EVENINGS.
233 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
Apt; Modern apartment Of . rooms
$45.OO.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
-314 PA. AVE. Sc. LING. oOs4.
46 QUINCY PL. NE.
back Doreh. sas as'e hsss raisidsls shd site
1912 M ST. NE.
Two rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath. gas
heat back perch; : SAB I;1,,,,,
$40 11th St NV Natl. os44. IA
LARGE APT.--$46.50
hall. living room. , bed rooms. dinette.
kitchen. bath. screened rear porch:
saqRpfd with sgzfqs cAFRrz e. hefssf Dist aoso
8101 SCHRIDER ST.
Corner Sligo Ave. Silver Spring.
2 rms. kitchen. bath----S47.0 90
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST. NV. National 2345.
New Corner Apartment.
rooms, kit. din. tiled bath shower re-
frigeration. screened porch: hot water and
Evening star., 1937-02-14

1924 18th ST. NE-THREE DESIRABLE
rooms; convenient; reasonable: in family
of emplOyed adults
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46 QUINCY PL. NE.
Three rooms kitchen. dinette and bath
large back porch. gas heat. Frigidaire;
S41 so.
1842 M ST. NE.
Two rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath ga,
heat. back porch: S425O
HARRY JUSTINE
$40 11th ST NV Natl os4A IA
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ApARrMENrs uNruRNIsHEp.

MODERN. 2 ROOMS. dLAssED PORCH.
tiles. adults. 44O Delafield pl NV.
COTTAGE CITY. MD. 1874 COTTAGE TER
race-1 rm kitchen. semi-bath. .eiec.
range. Frigidaire. light. heat included.
TAKOMA = HEATED APT. - 3 LARGE
rooms. kit. bath, 81. porch. garage; a.
car line; $50. Adults. Shepherd 24OS.
TAKOMA PARK-2 ROOMS. WITH GAS.
light, heat and refr!geration. S35; 2
rooms, kitchen and bath, $40. ROBERT
e. LOHR, 311 Cedar st. Georgia OSS1.
1851 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV, MONTH
Frigidaire, rec. hall. porch. Price, $50
mo. JAS. A. GEDDES. agent. Tower Bldg.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH,
back porch; gas and electricity. Adults.
324 1lth st. ne.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-25
ACCOUNTANTS TO
 DANCE TONIGHT
Hartford Chapters Annual Meeting Opens With
 Golf Tourney

Louis J. Schuster of the Chase Manufacturing company heads the committee in charge of local ar engagements for the annual Ladies Night Party of the Hartford Chap ter of the National Association Of Cost Accountants which will be held this evening at the Waterbury Country club.
 Dinner will be served promptly at 2 o'clock and will be followed by dancing to the strains of Cliff Slater and his DeMolay orchestra featur- ing the vocalizing of Edna Winters and Knowles Richards and the ivory tickling of Bob Calkins. Many beau- tiful gifts will be distributed to prize dance winners.
 This afternoon the women started the day with cards during which tea and cake were served. The men opened the day this aftehnoon with a knickers handicap sweepstake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-25
Charles Sparks With
 Downie Bros. Circus
ing to Waterbury on Wednesday, June 2, to Open Circus Season Here

With the coming of the Downie Bros. Circus on Wednesday, June 2. comes circus inpressaric who is one of the best informed men Tn the country on current events. This is none other than Charles Sparks, the veteran circus owner and man. ager who has placed circus life in the Northern hemisphere upon it's highest pinnacle. MT. Sparks believes in system and discipline and one finds them sticking out like bumps on a fog around the Downie Bros. Circus. The proverbial stick-to-it- iveneSs, progressiveness and circus intuition have always stood MT. Sparks in good stead.
 All things of a weighty matter, and all things trivial pass through MT. Sparks hands. He judges them accordingly and nine times out of ten, and often ten times cut of ten he is correct. He has been through the show mill from Alpha to Omega, and when he molds some destiny for the Downie Bros. Circus inter est he invariably plans for the best there is in true, typical form Cf American Circusdom.
 The eternal cry of the circus goer is for something new, so the man agemcnt must respond with brisk ness to retain popularity and pa- tronage for this travelling institu- tion. To accomplish it they balk at no effort or pecuniary outlay. Kind ness has superseded brutality in the circus. The appeal is for a smile rather than 8 frown of fear. Mo- where is this better shown than in the tent that shelters the menag- erie. Gentleness and cultivation of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-25
LOCAL FISHERMEN
 DRAW LIGHT FINE
DiBIasi and Buxton Guilty of Using Private Terry-
 vile Pond

Terryville, May 25.-Joseph Di- Blasi of 1913 Cooke street, Water vile, and Winston Buxton of 2 Yale street, Waterbury, were ar- raigned in town court last evening before Justice George Gibbs on charges of fishing without 8 license and for fishing in a private pond without permission. They were found guilty and fined $1 and costs of $9.10.
 The two youths were arrested Sunday afternoon by Officer Samuel Lawson, following a complaint by David Pratt, owner of a pond in the Todd Hollow section of the town.
 Joseph Antonucci of 611 Bond street, Hartford, was arraigned in the local police court on a charge of violations of the rules of the road an dwas found guilty, being fined $5 with $4 being remitted and as- sessed the costs of the court which amounted to $11.10. He was arrest ed by Officer Samuel Lawson Sum- day, May 16.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-25
CONTESTS EXPECTED
 IN ROA ELECTIONS

An interesting contest is said to be in the offing for the coming elec- ton of officers of the Waterbury chapter, Reserve Officers associa- tion, which will take place in the civil service room of the post office on Thursday night. Nominations and elections will be made on the same night.
 Lieut.. Col. Harry J. Beardsley is the present incumbent.
 The meeting will be the final for the season. In addition to the busi- ness, Major Leslie T. Lathrop. in- structor, will conduct the group school. Motion pictures will be shown
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-25
Legion Opens Poppy
 Sale In Waterville
Public Urged to Buy FlOwers-Grace M E. Pastor
 and Wife to Be Feted Thursday Night
WATERVILLE Mrs. R. w. Henon-1786 Thomaston Ave.-TeL 3-5462

Waterville, May 25.-The annual poppy sale of the American Legion started yesterday in Waterville. All members of the Davis Post and tke Auxiliary are well supplied with the flowers and the Sprague school children will even add their mite to the charity cause of the Legion.
 The sale of peoples by the American Legion, during the week preceding Decoration day, is a national event and all are urged to buy a poppy.
 Micah Cleans Meet
 The Micah Cleans society of Grace Methodist church will hold a meeting this evening, 7:30 o'clock at the home of Marguerite zaugg of Thomaston avenue.
 The Pride of Welch Circle will hold a bingo party this evening at o'clock at Foresters' hall, on Hall- over street. The committee in charge, consists of: Mrs. Louis Da- dario, chairlady, assisted by Mrs. John Byrnes, Mrs. Thomas Buck ley and Mrs. William Rooney.
 The Epworth League society will held a regular weekly meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock at the Grace Methodist church.
 5 Children Examined
 The Annual Roundup, sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association was held yesterday in the gymna- sium of Sprague school. Physical examinations were given to 35 children, who will be eligible to en- ter school in the fall. The exam ination of the children was under the direction of corps of trained workers of the state department oI health from Hartford, namely, Dr. Susan Souther, assisted by Miss Dora Webster, Miss Virginia Bril- hart and Miss Edna Stager. Miss Mary Farrar, Waterville district nurse of the Visiting Nurse assc- citation, and Miss Wilson, school nurse, were also in attendance.
 The children, who were presented by their parents received tests for eyes and ears. They were also weighed and measured for height, and their teeth cleaned by a dental hygienist.
 Members of the Parent-Teacher association who assisted with the examinations were: Mrs. Elmer Wilson, chairlady in charge of ar engagements, Mrs. N. J. Lorraine, Mrs. Louis Willard. Mrs. Ralph Bates and Mrs. Russell Atherton.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Willard of Terrace avenue, have been enter taining Miss Mary Sherwood of New York city who has now re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-25
NEW BUSSESFOR LOCAL SERVICE
Seven Added to C. R. & L. Co.'s Fleet; 1z7 Autos
 Now in Operation

Seven more new buses will. be ad- ded today to the Connecticut Rail- way & Lighting company eet that is now serving Waterbury. Manager Charles H. Chapman stated that the buses were due this afternoon from Bridgeport where they had been held for the past few days. They have already been registered, and will be pressed into immediate service.
 Upon their arrival seven of the older type vehicle will be relegated to the spare rack, for use only in r1shes and emergencies.
 The addition of the seven new, modern coaches will bring the total number of buses for service here to 127, and of these, 56 will be abso- lutely new.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-25

and Mrs. Smith, Thursday evennig at 7:30 o'clock at the church.
 The reception is being given, be- cause of the fact, that Rev. MT. Smith is returning to Grace Metho- dist church, as pastor, for another year. The members of the parish requested Rev. MT. Smiths return.
 The reception will be opened with a devotional service, followed by a social hour, during which time, special guests will give short ad- dresses. Refreshments will be served and it is anticipated that all mem- bers of the church will join to- gether at this reception to give Rev. and Mrs. Smith glad welcome.
 Nice Going Irving!
 Irving Nygren of Thomaston ave- nue, returning from fishing trip, Saturday afternoon, the destina- tion of which is unannounced, dis played a 16-inch trout, the larg- est to be shown in this section in years.