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que corrian junto a la via v a
las veces temblaban, como 81
pensasen; los mastiles pinta-
rraieados de los pasos a nivel
y las gentes que aguardahan
junto a eilos ell paso del tren v
hacian senas, como 81 todos fue-
sen comedies. Me desilucionaba
ell que las montanas no fuesen
tan atlas como me las habia
imaginable.
b -Mira-le die a mi madre,
apuntandole a una, aquel pico
Sc parece mtsho al que hay jun
to a nuestra villa. Que va a te-
ner esa montana mil metros, CO.
mo dicen!
Fen en- cuenta-me confess
las alturas Sc miden
ell niveI del mar v que a.
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snbir. Los asientos del coche
estaban tapizados de rojo con
clavos de lat6n dorado. De la
puerta colgaba un ramillete de
flores raras, que mi madre me
dijo en- voz baja eran violetas
alpinas. Cuando estuvimos a.
comodados, ell hombre de los
galones dijo un par de cosas
breves, y, a 10 que pude enten-
der, b~astante energicas a los
caballos, restall6 la tralla, v,
las bestias Sc pusieron al trote,
arrastrando ell coche a Una
marcia ligera por las GALES
del pueblo. Delante de. la cate
dral habfa una cruz de piedra,
de la que pendia un Cristo
.uy triste con los brazos aga
rrotados v la cara miranda do
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suspendida de una gonna, Ia .
nora, reganandole en- frances.
lie pogo en- los dedos. Era ell
primer chico de mi edad q
quien .yo ola hablar frances
con la misma facilidad que los
mayores del Institute. LIE echo
Ell brazo al cuello a la mama
con gran desembarazo v estu-
vo largo ratio diciendole terne-
zas al dido, hasta que ella asin
ito a 10 que 81 guerra, excla-
mando: En- bien! Fue 10 dnico
que entendf. AquelIo significa-
ba, seg1n mis- conocimientos
del colegio, "ipues bien!'', v la
palabra alors con que ell chico
lie eontest6 querfa decir ZEN
tonces". lie admire, pues Saba
Ell frances meior que todos a.
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OTRo TRIUNFO DE FRAN.
CKIE SAIA

Sarasota, Mario 30.-Con
Franckie Saia de contrario de
Ray Lyle, Jack Dempsey, Ell ex-
campe6n del peso complete, ac-
tue aver de arbitro en- esta ciu-
dad.
Saia llev6 la ofensiva en- la
mayoria de los asaltos. y derro-
to a su contrario por puntos.
Mas de 1000 personas lienaron
Ell Goiiseo de la Legion Ameri-
cana.
Dempsey concedi6 cuatrO asal
tos . Saia, tres a Lyle y tres Ia
BIAS.
Little Boy Safrait, de Caro-
lima del Sur, yenci6 por dsci-
sion, como 10 hiciera en- Tampa,
q Eddie Bond.
Battling Oscar derrot6 por
puntos a Jimmy Valentine, v Ri
lly Rodriguez puso a dormir a
Sno0ty Willis.
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loridamente al Cielo. Muy ba.
tito, lie pregunte a mi madre 81
aquf eran todos cat6licos. Me
hizo sefa de que 81, y Sc puso
a frotarse la frente con aqua
de colonia.
En- ell coche no fbamos solos.
Enfrente de nosotros iban SEN
tados una mujer muy gorda,
de abultado pecho, que no ce-
saba de echarse aire con una
mano LENA de sortijas; un
cubierto con una gorri
liza negra de soda sin insignia
alguna, absorto en- la lectura
I'm peri6dico, y un nino de
edad, que era, al parecer,
hijo suyo, pues como apuntase
q mi CORA marinera, bordada
lie ORC. con una pelta peqaena
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sIRocco RoMPI0 LA MAR
CA EN- LA REGATTA ST
PETERSBURG-TAMPA

Habana, Mario 3o.-En un
psquefo yacht "Siroc.o," Roger
Robinson, de New Haven, Con-,
gar ayer la regatta entire st. Pc
tersA krg y este puerto, estable :
siend yuma nueva marca.
Rq On diego a la Habana
a las Is :55 a. M. verificando
FL re- Erido en- SO horas, IS mi
nuos E55 segundos, Y batiendo
por 70 tanto Ell record del "Ha
ligonian."
Los principales honores, no
obstante, correspondieron a una
embarcaci6n de la clase B. Babe
propiedad de Hugh Matheson,
que lego a las 7 :02 :O5 de la ma
mana.
Entr6 ell tercero, Salabar, de
New Orleans, propiedad de 8.
L. La Brot.
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La Gaceta Folletin No. 10
Ernesto Giaeser
Los QUE TENIAMOS
D0CE AMOS

u~osotros lentamente y cobrando
plasticidad.
Todo ell paisaje que desfilaba
ante mis- ojos por la ventanilla,
a pesar de ser tan hermoso, me
desilusionaba. Me desiluciona-
ban los pueblecillos, con sus ho-
telitos Y sus jardines abarrota-
dos de verde; los campos, que
Sc perdfan en- el horizonte azul;
las carreteras, de color amari-
10 claro; las casitas de las guar
desas, festoneadas de flores los
bruhidos y cantarinos
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di2cion del contrato es una ofer
ia de mas dinero.
En- ,su peticitn a la corte, los
Ietrados de la corporation di :
cen: ell scusado sabe que la ST.
ma ofrecida en- Chicago Sc hasa
en- ell heoho de Cue el ostenta Ell
camreonato del iRundo, y que 81
no puede saber 81 continuarA
siendo campe6n despues de Ia
pelea con S~chmeling. Q
Seiala la Garden que no phe
de vender billetes de entrada 81
no tiene la seguridad de que
Braddock peleara en- Ia fecha Sc
lalada, y sestiene "que la mega
tiva del eampe6n lie oeasienara
danos que no pueden ser calcu-
lados por la ley.
Braddock recibi6 la orden y
la tenia en- 10 mano cuando los
fot6grafos le enfocaron.
"Yo estaba en- ell Hip6dromo
de Miami, Ell pasado lunes, Guam
do me entere de que me estaban
buscando. Lame a mi casa Y me
dijeron que los ~alguaciles esta :
ban afuera, en- la puerta, asi que
di orden de que las maletas lie
fueran entregadas a i'm amigo,
que me recogi6 en- las afueras y
me llev6 hasta Savannah, Ga.
En- Savannah tome el tren que
me trajo a Newark. E~ntretanto
la genie de la Garden creia que
yo estaba en- Chicago.
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JOHNNY CRUZ VENCIO POR
PUNTOS A HI DEAN

Miami, Mario 30.-El boxea-
dor cubano Johnny Cruz, de
1917 libras, venci6 anoche por
puntos a Johnny Dean, de Kan
napolis. Johnny lie concedi6 a su
c~ontrario una ventaja de cinco
aibras.
En- la pelea principal del pro-
grama, Ben Brown, peso medic
de Atlanta, Ca, puso a dormir,
en- ell segundo asalto, a AL Co
cozza, de New York.
Henry Raymond, de Tampa,
fue derrotado por nocaut tecni-
co con Buddy Hayes de antago-
nista.
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Jimmy Braddock comparecera Ell venidero
Lunes en- Ia Corte federal
ExplScars los motives nsle tiene para
no peiear cen SchmeIing
NS

NaatF r.. J.s Mario 60
81 e.pe6n mundial del peso cam
pie q, James J. Braddock, con
vino aver zen explicar & venide-
70 fumes, en- la corte federal,
por que acept6 pelear con Ell ne
gro Jose Luis, de Detroit, recha
zando las pfoposiciones y el con
trato que firmara con Make
9Ahmehng. o
Cansado de evadir Ia perse-
cuci6n de los aaguaciies dipu-
ADDS, Braddock acept6 una or
den de los agentes federales que
lie venfan buscando. La orden lie
fre entregadaNpor William P.
McDermitt, QUEEN dijo que sus
hombres evidentemente habian
cometido una equivocacion, ell
sabado, cuando le sirvieron los
papeles a un tai "Gunboat" Viii
liams, confundiendolo con Bra
dock.
Esta explicaci6n no satisfizo
al coronel Fitzpatrick, presfden-
tie de la Garden, quien insiste
lsue en- esa fecha los papeles Sc
entregaron a Rraddock.
Manteniendo que perdera pres
tigio y credito, en- adici6n q mas
de $3.50, 600, 81 Braddock no
cumple Ell eontrato que fir7nara
con S~chmeling, la Garden pide
Sc prohiba al eaanpe6n sostener
una pelea con Jose LUIS, ell dia
% de JUNO, hasta que haya pc
leado con Schmeijng.
Los abogados de la Garden
presentan recibos para probar
que la corporation lie ha adeIan
tado al campe6n l5,276,07, v
que el 1nico motive de la repu-
La gaceta., 1937-03-30
DEL GENIO PELEARA ES-
ia NOCHE CON BRINK

,
New York, Mario s0.-Esta
nd1he, en- Ell Coliseo, Leonardo
del Genio, ell pdgil italiapo del
peso ligero, Sc batira coli ell ir-
landes Eddie Brink, de Scran :
ton.
Brink es un habil pdgil; pero
los expertos Green que Del &C.
MO vencera.
Jimmy Coyne, de Yonkers,
tendra de contrario en- Ell mismo
programa a Nick Masters, de
Jamaica.
La gaceta., 1937-03-30
BASE BALL
LOS ROJOS JUGARAN CON
Los G

Hoy por la tarde, en- Clear
water, los 'Rojos" de Cin.in-
natl jugaran con los Dodgers.
Estes dos clubs nevan juga-
dos tres desafios. Los Rojos ga
naron dos y perdieron uno. ST
los Dodgers TRUMAN esta tar
de, la serie quedara smpatada.
Manana, en- Plant Field, los
NRojos" jugaran con las Abejas
de Boston. Alfonso Lopez des-
empehara la posici6n de cat
cher.
La gaceta., 1937-03-30

Suponemos que llegaran hoy
a Memphis, Tenn, Isidoro Gaz-
tanaga. ell formidable vasco, y
Alfredo Montoto,
Tuvieron que marcharss de
Tampa, en- busca de aventuras,
por falta de Anniversaries dig :
nos de tenerse en- cuenta."
Con ell vasco han rehusado
combates, hacienda peticiones
La gaceta., 1937-03-30
BABY MILLER 1Gzo Ia
BIAS

Richmond, Va, Mario 80. =
Baby Miller, Ell zrrdo de am
pa, derrotS anoche por pufS a
CHARLES Burns, de Johnstown,
Pa pero los jueces declararon
empatado Ell match. Miller pesa
ba un cuarto de libra menos que
su antagonist 1874 eontra
1873.
La gaceta., 1937-03-30
CON LOS GUAN- Els

LIE entregaron aver a Jimmy
Braddock la notification Official
del pleito que la Garden ha es-
tablecido en- su contra.
La gaceta., 1937-03-30

ALA en- Australia, en- una
las esquinas del l4lUndo, Jimmy
Leto, la estrellae de. barrie de
Ellinger, peScara esta ncche con
! Jack Carroll, un y&erano gla :
diador del pep @elter,
Dicese de Carroll que es un
hombre de gran estatura para
ST peso y que pega formidables
puhetazos. AL campe6n Barney
Ross lie habfan contratado para
pelear con Carroll, pero despues
la proposition Sc derrumb6 pos
la base, por falta de dinerO.
Leto tendra que darle o Car
roll ventaja en- Ell peso, la estax
tura Y alcance de braEos. 4
AL tampeno lie deseaanos u4IA
victoria facil, que no alcanzara
81 TODD 10 que Sc dice de Carroll
es cierto.
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Sigre ganando dinero fac.. 81
italiano Francis Saia, de Sara
sofa, una victima de Baby Mil
Ter.
Ell zurdito, Miller, hizo aver
tablas en- Richmond, Va, con
I'm tai Burns.
La gaceta., 1937-03-30

ne peleas tieEen e. cartera
Downing y Mr.. Hubbard?
B Sc olyiden que al pdblico
Ny que llevarlo al boxeo por me
aio del 'thabito" de if todos los
jueves y los buenos programs.
La gaceta., 1937-03-30

Los NOMBRES DE LOS VO-
LUNTARIOS APRESADOS
POR Ell VAnOR DE CON-
troll CERBERE
Perpignan, Francia, MARIO
Solos voluntarios que Sc di-
rigian a Espana, rs en- total, Y
man Wyckoss. New York; Wi
Ham Worland Borer, Filadel-
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@
As ABEJAs

Ayp por la 5arde, en- St. Pc
tersburg, las Abejas lie Boston.
vapulearon a los Cardenales.
con anotaci6ns y
Jim TrfAr gdesafio
en- ell octave, col gonrr6n".
otro npvato, RI Ae Don Pad
sett, de los y denales, bate6
de cuadranguh en- Ell cuarto.
St. Luis 2c, Be; Boston Ac,
6h, 2e. ~ 4
La gaceta., 1937-03-30

Eel j6ven pitcher ericsson ser&
utilizado boy per Charlie Ores
sen, con Ernesto Lombardi de
receptor.
The daily independent., 1937-05-27
Family Reunion

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hill Of 1l2
West Burgess street celebrated a
family reunion with a picnic at
Currituck Beach Sunday. The out
of town guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Temple and
daughter, Patricia Anne of Wash
ington, D. c., Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Sawyer of Bayonne, N. j., Miss
Eta Hurdle and Mr.. Parker of
Suffolk, Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Rountree, Murray, Brantley, Shir-
ley, Elizabeth, Virginia and Mar
garet Rountree, all of TrotSville,
N. c., Mr.. w. A. Temple of New
land, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Breed of
Coinjock, Mr.. Gwathmey Sawyer
of Cape Henry, Va, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Denton, Pauline, Lorrine.
Eunice, Julia B. and Jimmie Dun
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Dunton,
Mr.. Phillip Dunton, all of Aydlett.
N. c., guests from Elizabeth City
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Breeden, Mrs.
Margaret Ward, Miss Antoinette
Ward, Miss Inez Hill and Misses
Jasmine and Agnes May Rohanna.
The daily independent., 1937-05-27
Personals
Party for Mrs. Holmes

On Tuesday evening, Mrs. w. B.
Morgan and Miss Peggy Morgan
delightfully entertained a number
of friends at their home on South
Road street in honor OF Mrs. Mil
ton Holmes. daughter Of Mrs. Nor
gan. with a surprise stork shower,
The house was very artiStically
decorated with an assortment OF
cut flowers, with the dining table
spread with a beautiful venetian
lace cloth and a center piece OF
yellow daisies and blue and orchid
larkSpur.
On arriving the guests were
greeted by the hoSteSSeS ana SerV-
ed fruit punch and potato chlpS'
There were several prizes given.
Mrs. Edward Pritchard winning
one and the lucky draw prizes 60
ING to Mrs. Edward Voeth and
Mrs. Russell Box. Mrs. Milton
Holmes won the contest prize. Mrs.
Holmes was then called upstairs
and when she returned to the hv-
ing room she was presented a huge
basket dressed in pink ruffleS and
bows. piled with beautiful and
lovely gifts from the guests. Al
ter the gifts had been opened the
hostesses served home made ice
cream and Salted nuts. Everyone
left declaring a very delightful
evening.
Those present were: Mrs. Rus
sell Box. Mrs. ESSie QuenStead.
Mrs. Edward Hollowell, Mrs. Ed
ward Mcpherson, Mrs. Vivian Per-
ry. Mrs. Outlaw, Mrs. Bernard
Copley, Miss Vedie Love, Mrs.
Busch Leigh, Miss Grace Pendle-
ton, Miss Martha Pat Archbell,
Mrs. Ellis Ownley, Mrs. Harry
Seely. Mrs. Elgin White, Mrs. jar
Wis Seeley. Mrs. Jack Dyhrberg,
Mrs. Walter Harris, Mrs. Jimmie
Swain, Mrs. William Pritchard,
Mrs. Eddie Voeth, Mrs. Edward
Pritchard, and Miss Laura Barns
of Camden. New Jersey, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter
Harris. Those remembering Mrs.
Holmes with gifts who were not
present were: Mrs. Dan Morgan,
Mrs. Joe Stokes, Mrs. Billy FryaS,
Mrs. Perry Davis and Mrs. HerSey
Lamb.
The daily independent., 1937-05-27
CONQUER SUMMERTIME HEAT WAVES N
sAUCY MARIAN MARTIN FROCK
PATTERN 9l57

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The daily independent., 1937-05-27
ManteO Social
Music Recital
,. 1Jo,,opd Wescott presented

Miss Holland Wescott presented
rar music pupils in a recltal
Monday evening in the Manteo
snbooi auditorium with a program
of musical numbers, ooIh 'oo"i
and instrumental. .ro,. 80
Reginning with the smallesC VI
the beginners, through to the
orovn-ups. each in costume III
Iaening with the number played,
ali received The hearty applause
of a responsive audience. .,.,,
The Stage was decorated wltn
tall standards of gladlola anu
ferns with large baskets OF WliiCe i1
roses at each SIDE of the curtain
Miss Helen Evans and Miss Hol-
land WescotU accompanied She
vocal numbers notable among
which were duets by Margaret
Hines and Justine Tune, select.
ions from Maytime, MY Heart at
THY Sweet Voice, Robert II. Mlo,
getS singing wedding Preluoe
3Iindy Lou" by Justin Tune,
NV Little Nest of Heavenly
BIIIe" Mrs. E. R. Wescott: Piano
solos blue Danube Waltz, by
Francetta white; 1.-The Flatter-
err" Cecilia Gray, "The Lord Is
My Shepherd" Alma Williams; Gd ans.
Hawaiian Dreams, Camilla
CudworSh; "Senorita Waltz, by
Dorothy Meekins; Rustic Dance"
Rhoda Cudworth; Dance OF the
GobIins" CAROLYN Mae Daniels;
"Riding the Clouds, Moille
Fearing: Cherry Buds" by Eliz-
abeth Davis; In the Cotton
Fields" Glenmore BaSnlghC;
"Gypsies", Helen Mann; When
Grandma was Little Girl, ,,
Onella Russell; Lucky Jim,
Nathaniel PuckeSt: Hanging
Gardens, Jean Johnson; Jill,
Margaret Ann Creef; Red Rid
ING Hood Waltz" Hilda Mann;
"Diddie Dumplin". Alvah Ward.
.Jr: Little Bo Peep, Miriam
Ferebee: Polly Put the Kettle
On" Elizabeth Dove. Duets, I'm
der the Mistle Toe" Margelene
Midget and Laura Johnson;
"Sunbonnet Sally and Overall
jim. Miriam Ferepee and Her
bert Etheridge; Jolly Darkies," ,"
Payson Berry and Miss Holland
Wescott: Hungarian Dance"
Elizabeth Hines and Miss Wes-
cott: Queen of the FAIRIES, OPP
helia Baum and Miss WescotS;
Jolly Blacksmiths," Arvilla Mid
gett and Minnie Williams. Vocal
Duets were: Cradle Song, Mrs.
E. R. Wescott and Mss Lena
Price Daniels: Lovely Spring
Time, Miss Lena Price Daniels
and Mrs. E. r. WeScott.
Miss Hettie WeScott designed
and made the costumes used in
the recital and Misses Carita
Creef. Carolyn Allen, Evelyn
DAVIS and Thelma Jean Lewis
were uSherS.
The daily independent., 1937-05-27
Personals

Miss Elva Grace Barnhill left
Tuesday morning for New York
City, where she will spend several
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. H. R.
Ross and Mr.. Ross.
Whit PurViS is visiting relatives
in Durham for several weeks.
Miss Grace Jones is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Alexander Jones and
family this week in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Roebuck al
tended the commencement eXer-
cises at A. c. College, Wilson, this
week.
Attorneys E. S. Peele and j. W.
Bailey were business visitors in
Greenville Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles knight
and son, Tommy, of Punxsu Taw-
ney, Pa, are spending several days
here with Mr.. Knights mother,
Mrs. j. B. H. knight on Main st
Attorney Carl Studdert spent
Tuesday afternoon in Greenville
attending professional business.
Editor w. C. Manning and Mr..
and Mrs. Joel Muse were in VIII
son this week attending the COM
mencemen$ exercises at A. c..
College.
Mrs. Belle Goddard of Dunn is
spending some time here with her
sister, Mrs. j. L. Robertson on
Watts Street.
Friends of Miss Catherine Sit
terson will be glad to learn she is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Clayton and
The daily independent., 1937-05-27
PARIS STYLES
Ry MARY FENTRESS

United Press Staff Correspondent
Paris. U.P - Marcelle Denya,
the famous Paris actress is
starring on the Paris stage in
| a new play called "Marouf. "
Her costumes for the play as
well as her street and evening
ensembles have been made up
specially for her by the coutu-
riere, Jenny.
In the first act Of "Marouf, "
Mile. Denya wears an Oriental
costume consisting Of white
trousers embroidered in shiny
natural silk ard a tight-fitting
bodice of green velvet. T h e
bodice is made like a vest
low-cut neckline and without
sleeves. A green velvet sash, one
end embroidered in gold spangleS,
is tied about the waist. Over this
she wears a sheer coat of smoky
blue chiffon embroidered in silver
and edged with bands of green and
bright yellow.
Marcelle Danya has selected
orange. gold and zones of purple
for the colorrui costume worn in
the second act. The trousers are
of lame in gold and orange, which
are worn with a long blouse OF
smoky blue chiffon embroidered
in silver threads and finished
with a short pleated skirt. The
belt is a purple and lavender sash
trimmed with a complicated de-
sign of multicolored embroidery
This is tied about the waist with
loose StreamerS hanging down in
front.
In her personal wardrobe, Mar
celle Denya has a Jenny costume
of navy blue and white dotted
print trimmed with touches OF
scarlet. Rer nat is of scarlet
straw with the halo brim turned
up in front and band Of navy
grosgrain about the crown and al
the edge Of the brim.
The daily independent., 1937-05-27
South Mills Personals

Mrs. Alton Powells and children
of Norfolk are visiting ner par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Williams.
/ Mrs. c. L. Mcpherson motored
to Elizabeth City Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. MedEn and
son, who have been visiting in
Raleigh have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray and Miss
Spivey of Hobbsville were visitors
here Monday. .
Eddie Perry, who has been
working here, left Monday for
Manteo.
Herman Ivey, of Winston
Salem is visiting his uncle, B. L.
Ivey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson of
Portsmouth spent Sunday with
Mrs. NarciSS johnson.
Pat Granger OF Norfolk, Billy
Granger and Mrs. BesSy Granger
visited in Littleton Sunday.
The daily independent., 1937-05-27
Social and QeAAona1
Edited bv Billie Saunders Smith
Mrs. Wilson Sanders Honor
GueSt at Lovely Party

Mrs. Wilson Sanders was COM
plimented on Tuesday night at g
lovely bridge party by Mrs. En-
nest Sanders, Mrs. Archie Sanders
and Mrs. Ed Charming at the
home of Mrs. Ernest Sanders on
River Road.
A variety of colorful mixed flow
ers were used profusely in the oec-
Orations. Following the games Mrs,
Sanders was presented a guest
prize. Mrs. FELTON, Garrett won
high score prize, Mrs. Clarence
Sanders second high and Mrs. 3
B Parsons low score prize. There
was one table of rummy with mrs
Tom White winning the high
prize.
The hostesSes served a delicious
salad course with iced tea.
Those present included: Mrs
wilson. honor guest, Mrs. J. P.
THOMPSON, Mrs. FELTON, Garrett,
Mrs. Wiley Upton. Mrs. j. j. Top
ping. Mrs. Brad Sanders, Mrs. An
drew Sanders. Mrs. Paul Thomp-
son of Cradock, Mrs. Joel Van
SAINT. Mrs. S. B. Parsons, Mrs.
Frances Whitehead. Mrs. Jethro
Hooper. Mrs. Clarence Sanders,
Mrs. Nick Hilgert, Mrs. Henry
Sanders. Miss Elsie Sanders, Miss
Margaret LaSSiter, Miss Halle Sill
verthorn. Miss Hazel Silverthorn,
Miss Nellie Boyce, Miss Wilma
Boyce. Mrs. Lettie Randall, Mrs.
Ethel Krause. Miss Grace SylveS-
Ter. Mrs. John WinSlow, Mrs. Har-
DIV Kinnon. Mrs. Clinton Bunch.
Miss Peggy Morgan, Miss Lizzie
Drinkwater. Miss Edna Hewitt,
Miss Peggy Seymour. Mrs. Jim
Scarborough. Mrs. Wilma Bunch,
Mrs. Braxton Peele, Mrs. Ruth
Broughton, Mrs. D. Walter Har-
ris. Mrs. Stanley Lohman OF
Washington, D. c., Mrs. jim En-
cry, Mrs. Tom White. Mrs. Ed
Charming. Mrs. Archie Sanders
and Mrs. Ernest Sanders.
The daily independent., 1937-05-27
EntertainS Club

Mrs. Styron Harris delightfully."-
entertained her bridge club at her
home on River Road on Tuesday
evening.
Lovely larkSpur, roses and yel-
low daisies were artistically ar
ranged in the rooms. Mrs. Harris
served a delicious spaghetti sup
per prior to the games. Miss Mil
dred Hughes won high score prize,
Miss Katherine Cartwright second
high and Miss Mary Louise James
the Bingo prize.
After the games Mrs. Harris
served coca cola and cakes.
The guests for the evening in
cluded: Mrs. Clyde Garrett, Mrs.
Avery Jones, Miss Mildred Hughes,
Miss Minnie Lee Brockett. Miss
Mary Louise James, Miss Isobelle
Munden, Miss Gwendolyn Jones
and Miss Katherine Cartwright.
Worth Gregory, Jr., Ill
Worth Gregory, Jr., is i'll at his
home on Cedar street.
The daily independent., 1937-05-27
Williamson Society
Legion Frolic

Legionnaires or the John Wal
ton Hassell Post have set aside
June Q for Legion Work Frolic"
On tins date they expect to put
on the top, weather boarding,
windows and doors of the legion
hut that has been under con-
sJruction for the past several
months. The building is being
built by volunteer LegionnaireS
and CSher workers.
Those who cannot be present
for the work froliC are asked to
send someone in their place.
The ladies of the Legion AuXi-
liary will serve a free dinner to
the workmen. A picture of the
crowd will be taken and sent to
The American Legion Magazine
for publication.
The daily independent., 1937-05-27
NIr- and Mrs. Light Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Light, for
merly of this city but recently Of
Walhalla. South Carolina, are
visiting in town for a few days and
will 60 to Kitty Hawk Beach to
spend sometime at their cottage
before returning to South Caro-
lima. Mrs. Light was the former
Hannah Miller Harrison, book
keeper for The Independent.