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The Washington times., 1937-11-16
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Smthfed ham for reenforcements you brush away that
tear that beginning to weld and smile out along the
lines of least resistance.
wonder about this very plain who started out to
be cattle rancher You ponder how he has survived the
hghpressure business through which he has passed. with
not much more of check book than yours mine
You recall he is in a business which mostly milonares
can afford and you convinced must be largely
of brains against bankrols
If such your solution it deserves hearty amen Con-
ME Mack and Clark Griffith the only two former players
who can run ball clubs without much resorng to foun
tain pens
Had Little Alternative
1t has been matter of necessity with hem even though
it also be something of trick.
The Old Fox of baseball therefore, doesn't quake in his
shoes when he thinks of either the Rupert Yawkey
Bradley millions to con jure three examples.
Why?
Because their brain-power only such Ed Barrow
Eddie Collins and c. Sapnicka who the Indians for
Bradley.
Well in his right Griff himself outmaneuver the
three of them put together, lifetime when
like Ruth along
For instance starting with 1924 Washington has had three
championship In the span Connie Mack has had
three That speaks pretty well for the brains against bank
rolls
FA Weren't For Ruth!
Meanwhile Detroit has come in for pennans and New
York sx-wh Ruth dominating four-out of the half Dozen
Boston, Cleveland Chicago and St. Louis have had pen
nants in this 14-year span.
Continuing the line of reason therefore, baseball resolves
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Evening star., 1937-08-22

week for Long Island and will stay
with her grandparents until school
opens.
DR.. and Mrs O. A. Ryder, their sons.
Oliver and Oscar Ryder, and their
mother, Mrs. M A. Ryder, are spend
ing several weeks at Ocean City, Md.
Mrs Ralph w Russell, whose hus-
band, Capt. Russell, U S Army. is on
r. 0. T. c. duty at the University Of
Alabama, is visiting her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Alexander S. Doniphan. and
will be joined later by Capt. Russell.
Mr. John w Howard and his young
son, John w. Howard, jr., left during
the week for Marthas Vineyard, Mass,
to visit Mr.. HoWard's S mother.
Mrs. William T Burch and her little
daughters, Olga and Diane Burch. have
returned from visit to her brother
ln-laW and sister Nj. and Mrs Albert
Lamont. at James View Farm, Cum
berland County.
Capt, R. c. MacFall. U. S Navy, and
Mrs. MacFall have recently moved to
Belle Haven. Alexandria.
Miss Jacqueline Haggerty of Guam
tico is the guest Of Miss Lorraine Hen
neSsee, at her home on Braddock road.
Miss Katherine Trevers is visiting
Miss Madeline Rubb at her home in
Catonsville, Md,
Evening star., 1937-08-22

her cottage at North Beach. Md. She
has as guests her nieces, Miss Doro-
thy Kendrick and Miss Ruby Ken
drick also her sister-in n-law and
nephew. Mrs. Alice Cook and Mr.. Ber-
nard Cook
Miss Betty Worsham left last Fri
day to spend several weeks in Covlng-
son, Va, and at White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va.
Mrs, George Lash Cunningham is
spending the remainder of the month
at Wrightsvllle Beach. N. c.
Cruises Along Coast.
Miss Jessie Orndorff sailed from
Baltimore Tuesday for trip to Boston
and New England,
Mrs. Elijah beth Pitt sailed Wednes-
day from New York for a tUo-month
visit in Europe.
Miss Janet De Neale English is Wis
iting her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton Jarman, at the Univer-
sity of Virginia
Mrs. Charles Pozer, Mrs. Frank Ma
son billiard and Miss Evelyn DNlard
motored to Guelph. Ontario, Canada,
last week, and are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick A. L. CharlesWorth.
Miss 1rma Sturdyvin is spending sew
aral weeks at Mount Pleasant Hotel.
White Mountains, N. H., with friends
from Washington.
Miss Corinne Talmadge Reardon left
Monday for Albany, N Y, to join
Miss Elizabeth NJ Ramey on a motor
trip through the New England States,
Miss Dorothy Weber of New York
City is the guest of Mrs Maury Gold
berg at her home on Myrtle street.
Miss Barbara Price. Miss Elizabeth
Nicholson and Mr. Charles Nicholson,
jr., motored to Virginia Beach this
week for a two weeks visit
StantOns in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Worth Stanton and
their son, D. Worth Stanton. jr., are
spending a week at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Leroy Herndon and
their son, Leroy Herndon, jr., left
last Sunday to motor to Ocean City
Md. for weeks visit, later going to
Long Island, N Y, to visit Mrs. Hern-
dons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P H. Hoff :
man. Miss Harriet Herndon left last
Evening star., 1937-08-22

rally. then, your permanent is softer.
more lustrous. more beautiful.
Even dull, bleached or dyed hair be-
comes more brilliant, more natural
looking after Drene shampoo. More
amazing. embarrassing fakes of dan
druff disappear with . single washing.
leaving the scalp scrupulously clean.
Tested and approved by Good House.
keeping Bureau. Women who have
used it for months rave about the thrill
ing new beauty. new life. new briAance.
their hair possesses.
Proctor 4 Gamble make this marvel.
and you can buy it in various sizes at
ell drug. department and ten cent
stores. Only half a tablespoonful for q
perfect shampoo. The most economical
and beautifying shampoo you have
ever used. Try Drene at once. Buy the
large size and save money a. you beau
tify your hair. Or. if no store is near.
send your name and address today
with 10c to-Drene. Dept. lO6, Box
1877. Cincinnati. Ohio-and you will
receive postpaid q generous-ssed bot
tie. containing enough Drens for two
shampooa hsttMaaa4 L { 1t M
Evening star., 1937-08-22
NOT SOAP-NOT OIL
One Washing Brings Radiant Beauty!

It's no wonder women everywhere are
raving about this amazing. new liquid
shampoo-no wonder one trial converts
them for lifel For it gives your hair q
thrilling new gleam. Yes. actually trans
forms duh, average-looking hair into a
brilliant. elistening crown of loveliness
with a single application.
. Look at the girl above. See what a
difference 1t makes when you use it.
So try it soon-see how beautiful your
hair really can be.
Just how this unusual shampoo
works these miracles is new scientific
secret. 1t ism t oil, it ism t soap--it isn't
anything you've heard of before. Scien-
fists have brought us something brand
new; a shampoo so different that
they've patented the process by which
it is made. You simply wet your hair,
pour on few drops and instantly you
get glorious, billowy lather. s times
more lather than soap in hardest water.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

Lather so cleansing that it rids hair
and seal alp of dirt, CRIME and perspira-
tion with single sudsing. You cannot
possibly find an easier way to clean
your hair.
You rub this active lather briskly
into the hair, rinse thoroughly-and
you're through. Whats" you say, mo
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after-rinses to cut the flm?" No
they are not necessary-justa thor
ough dousing in clear water! That's
the marvellous part. Drene cannot leave
unrinsable soap film on hair to cover
up natural lustre as ordinary shampoos
do. 1t is left brilliant and immediately
clean. which is highly important before
a permanent. For the condition of your
hair before you get permanent usu-
ally determines how your wave will
turn out, and Drene leaves every hair
80 clean; 90 free of film that the wave
solution can take hold evenly. Natu-
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Sligo Park Hills
Residents Leaving
ForTheir Vacations

Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT s. Pill
AA GRIM left yesterday for three
weeks motor trip to Canada and the
Western States. They plan to drive to
Montreal and then go to Grand
Rapids, Mich, where they will take
the boat to Milwaukee and Lake Gen.
eva and return by way OF Chicago
and Cleveland. attending the expo
sition and air races in the latter
city.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Barwick with
their children, Virginia Barwick and
Atwood Barwick, left Tuesday by
motor for Salisbury, Md, where they
spent several days with Mrs. Barwick's
uncle, Mr.. L. Atwood Bennett From
there they went to Philadelphia to
visit DR.. BarWick's cousins and will
leave early this week for Staten Island,
N. Y, to spend the remainder Of two
weeks with DR.. Barwick's mother,
Mrs. Arthur BarWick.
Miss Betty Virginia Porter, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Porter,
Is at Springvale, Me. near Portland,
visiting Miss Margaret Mitchell Of
Silver Spring, Md, who is there for
the Summer. She accompanied Miss
Mitchells father. DR.. Claude William
Mitchell, by motor, and will return
by train next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin L. Clark, with
their son, Robert Clark, will leave
this week for New Castle, Pa, to visit
Mrs. Clark's relatives and then go on
a motor trip to Canada. returning to
their home in two weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Amatucci, with her
sons, Thomas and Jack Amatucci, ac-
companied also by her mother, Mrs.
Patrick Joyce. left Wednesday for a
two-weeks' tour of New England. They
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Joyce
and Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Collins in
Salem, Mass, and for several days
will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Higgins in Danvers, Mass. From there
they will go to Maine.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Curious Habit of Napoleon.

The great Napoleon had a curious
habit, when in a difficulty, of adding
up the number of his soldiers, making
the total bigger than it really was;
talk of what he would do with divi-
sions that he knew did not exist. and,
if any one called his attention to the
fact that he knew he did not have such
divisions, Napoleon would retort.
Would you rob me of my peace of
mlnd?"
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Miss Stephenson Gives
Luncheon in Alexandria
Rathbone Smiths Entertain at Supper
Miss Margaret Duncan to
Become Bride.

LEAANDR1A, Va August 2lMiss Polly Stephenson enter
tanned at luncheon Monday at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs John Taylor Stephenson at 107 West Linden
street when her guests Miss Anne Cowln Miss Frances
Robinson Miss Josephine Robinson Miss Elizabeth Fuller of
Washington, Miss Vivian Ale Miss Helene Costello Miss Charlotte
Ann Spite Miss Andrea Hopping Miss Penelope
Betty Moss Miss Lucy Ashton Miss Josephine Garnet Miss
ShepperSOn and Miss Evelyn Kempfer.
Mr.. Mrs. RahbOne Smith
at buffet supper compliment and
Mr. Stanley King whose wedding will
% Mrs Smith assisted by Mrs Tcer
the brlde-elect, and Mrs Maude c. LaidaW
Dr. and Mrs Walter Janney have the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Margaret Ellen
Warner the Of MI and Mrs Warner. The wedding will
take place in September
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Arend their daughters
EdWard W. Altrlend Miss AfTiend
Afrend spending the remainder August
NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole
Cole left last week for motor
visit Mr. Coles mother Creek Mich before they return
Miss Simmons Has Guest.
Miss Helen Crukshank is the of
the cottage OF Mrs George kpen at Orkney Springs
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Stratosphere Described.

The stratosphere is the region of
the air starting from about to 10
extending upward to height vari-
ously estimated at from 80 to so miles
is cloudless and has no seasons or
weather changes.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

the last week for Long Beach, Calf,
where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Russell Offutt
Of New Orleans, La, are spending a
month with Mrs Offutts parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Nicholson.
Mrs NJ H. KendriCk has opened
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Leahys on Visit.

The chief of naval operations and
Mrs. William D. Leahy are spending
several weeks In Wyalusing, Pa, where
they are the guests OF Capt. and Mrs
Chester Wells.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. John Origen Herrick
entertained Tuesday afternoon at their
home on Braddock Heights in honor
OF their house guests, Nh and Mrs
Preston Forbes of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ray Landcs, who
have been making their home in
Belle Haven for the last few years, left
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SENATE GROUP NOW
HAS MAJORITY NOT
FOR COURT CHANGE
CONTINUED from page ~

Der of cases it will accept.
"The only justification that re-
mains" McCaran added. rs
that based on the argument that
the court ought to be enlarged in
order to bring about II more en-
lightencd Interpretation Of the
Constitution"
II seems to me to be perfectly
manifest that If We can increase
the court then every succeeding
administration can do likewise
and the court would thereby be
catapultcd into the political
whirlwind.
democrats should remember
that Thomas jefferson locked
horns with Chief Justice Marshall
and the Supreme Court at the be-
ginning of his administration. But
though ne could have ovcrwheim-
ed Marshall by expanding the
court, he never did it"
The trio Of senators made the
opposition sure Of 10 members oil
the 10 member committee on 4
vote against six new justices.
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H.S.
CLOSING SET
16 Will Graduate; Bacca-
laureate Sermon Sunday;
Work on Display

The commencement exercises OF
Sixth Avenue high school will be-
gin Friday night. April 30, with n
program by the primary grades.
The baccalaurcatc sermon will
be delivered by Rev. X. l.. Jones,
ID. d., of Ashcvillc, Sunday after
noon. May =. at 3 o'clock in the
.l,.oi GUh'tOrinm.
Monday night. May >, the gram
mar grade group will render their
program.
The graduating exercises will he
held on Tuesday night, May Ith.
beginning ut $40 o'clock.
Rev. W. y. M"mrur. pastor of
st. Pau'S church, will deliver tn"
address To the graduates and also
award certificates and prizes.
Sixteen seniors constitute the
graduating class. six boys and ten
girls. Their names are: Ruth Pow
ell, Elizabeth PullimS. EVELYN Hall
back. Mar l.. Stewart. Christine
V. Richardson. Alice L. Cunning
ham. Hazel l.. Stephens, Eva C.
Quinn. Ruth l.. Brooks. Mary l.
CrcaSman. John K. Stewart, Shcr'
ard u. Guinvard. Chas. f.. Ben
nett. Eyars X. Minis. Henry q
Green. and Willie M. Davis.
Eva &. Quinn Is Salutatorlan
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Fish Hatchery Is
Near Completion

BRYSON CITY, April 90
CUP).-Finishing touches are be-
ing placed on the Kcphart Prong
Fish Hatchery in the Great Smoky
Mountain National park this week.
1t is the first hatchery in the
park area and was built to keep
the mountain streams well stock
cd with fish. .....-...
The hatchery, under construc-
ton for the past two years, was
supervised by the national park
service, aided by the United States
bureau Of fisheries. Swain county
WPA labor and enrolceS from
Kephart Prong CCC camp.
Resides the da mbuilt on KEEP
hart Prong. Il branch Of the
Cconamrtcc river, the hatchery
consists Of Il watcr-Supply SyS-
TEN, rearing pools. power plant,
hydro electric plant housed In ma
tive rock and capable of general
ing ! horsepower, 4 lOOO-toot pen
stock and hatchery buildings.
The hatchery has a capacity OF
/ 900. 900 gallons Of water, which
must be used twice; first in gen
Grating electric current; second
for circulation through the 5000
feet of pipe leading to the hatch
cry and into the locations "
rearing pools.
The hatchery also has space for
900. 900 fish. &C..
CulturiSt &. H.. t,dmontlSon has
estimated 100000 rainbow and
brook trout are in the trays ut
present. ...... .-.. ~ o., .',s
He said eggs for the rainbow
trout came from Wythcville, Va,
and those Of brook trout from
Massachusetts and New Hamp-
shire hatchcricS.
The fish must be carefully tend
, ed, EdmondSon explained. They
are fed ground beef-heart or
shcep'slivcr until they attain Snf-
ficient size to live on a cOmblna-
ton diet. The pools must be
drained daily.
More than 100000 fish are
expected to be- turned loose into
the park streams during October
this year.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Grower
have returned from their sad ms
sion TO Quitman, Ga, where thcH
accompanied the remains of Mrs,
Growers father. MIR. John X,
Avera. Dougald Avcra came home
with them and will remain until
Sunday before returning To At
lanta, Ga.
Mrs. Aiken Rhctt and daughter
Mrs. William l.cgarc, LETT tins
morning for their home in Char
lesion. :. c.. after a visit To Mr..
and Mrs. George u. Valentine.
They were here especially for the
Nalentinc-Longycar nuptialS yes
tcrday.
Mrs Sheldon Cheney, OF Old
Greenwich. Conn, was called here
ON account of the critical Illness
Of hey 'T-..., -. JOnn W.
Smathcrs. Mrs. Cheney is a sister
Of Mrs. Z. +. Patton.
Mrs. W. A. Young has return
ed home after spending the WIN
ter in Charleston. s. c., and is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. {. ;.
Fullbright for q few days before
opening her home for guests.
Mrs. +. NJ. Sallcy, Jr., left yes
tcrday for her home in West
AShcyillc after 4 short visit TO
McSdamcS Walter X. Grocc and
F.. VI. Sallcy following weekend
visit with Miss Betty Wrc"..,.'.
to Columbia, $. {.
DIR. George McMurphy and MIR;
Hillary NeighborS have returned
from Charleston and Aiken and
are AT their home on Fifth avenue
west.
MIR. and Mrs. Wade Ming and
son, Wade Ming, Jr.. have moved
10 the Frank King house in DRUID
Hills.
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CORNS
---CALLOUSES

M sensible person will continue t."
suffer from those intcns" throbhing loot
rains when Moonc's Emerald Oil II so
readily obtainablr at Wilson Drug Com
pany or any well stocked drug store.
Two or three applications and IN 10
minutes most of the pain aud soreness
has disappeared aud "a for soft c"rns
and calIOu--S a few applications cach
ni,bt al bedtime will soon loosen them
up so they peel off easily no cutting.
M matter how discouraged you have
been II you have not yet tried MooneS
Emerald Oil then you have something to
learn.
Moonc's Emerald oil is guaranteed To
olive. you complete satisfaction ar money
bacL;.
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HELP
KIDNEYS PASS
3 LBS. A day

Doctors say your kidneys contain Is miles
Of tiny tubes or filters which help To purify the
blood and keep you healthy. Most people pass
about pints day or about 3 pounds IL waists.
Frequent or scanty passages with smarting
and burning shows there may 10 sOmrthinY
wrong with your kidneys or bladder.
An excess Ui acids or pOisOns IN your blood,
when due to functional kidney disorders. may
be the cause Of nagging backache. rheumatic
pains. lumbago, leg pains. ioss 81 pep and en-
ergy, getting up nights, swelling. pufiin"ss
under the eyes, headaches and dizziness.
Don't wait, Ask your druggist for Doans
Pills, used successfully by millio.s for over 40
year. They give happy relief AMI VIII help the
Is miles IL kidncy tubes fu.h out poison"us
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PEBS REMAIN
ON TOP RUNG
IN SOUTHERN
Dizzy Pace Marked by
Another Shuotout For
Barons Wednesday
By UNITED PRESS

The Little Rock Travellers con-
tinucd their dizzy pace in the
Southern Association Wednesday
with another shutout victory
while the low!y Birmingham Bar
ons showed new signs Of coming
out of the cellar. g..
Little Rock, behind five-hlt
pitching of Rodgers, licked Chat
tanooga to to 0 to keep its place
at the head Of the Lcaguc--a
place the experts said two weeks
ago they simply couldn't reach,
Phebus Of the LookoutS gave
up only six hits, but the faSt-moF'
ing Travellers combined them
with two Lookout errors for the
decision.
Meanwhile, Birmingham, dopcd
at the outset rs one Of the FAVOR
ties but sadly disappointing in the
opening series, made it two in !;
row over Nashville, sinking the
Vols 5 to !. Jones of the BaronS
turned in an outstanding mound
performance, letting down the
Vols with two mcagcr hits while
his mates Socked it 10 Bryon
Specie and Barnes for nine.
CHICKS MASSACRE
CRACKERS 1873
The Memphis Chicks found
their batting eye to massacre At
Ianta 10 to 3 on the League cham
pionS' home grounds, pounding
three pitchers for II during the
dcbacle.
Trexler, Bcckham and Durham
worked on the mound, but they
all looked alike to the Chicks.
They concentrated their scoring
fury in the seventh when they
went round and aruond the baS-
cs for eight runs in one of the
most dizzy stanzas of the young
season. -
New Orleans and Knoxville,
meanwhile, were continuing their
night series.
Scoring five times in the first
three innings, the Pelicans took
an early lead over the Smokes
and rolled up 10 to 3 victory.
Center and Ivy Of the Smokes
were nicked for IA hits while
Capdcville of the PclS scattered
out six and kept Knoxville well
in hand.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified rs executor Of
the last will and testament Of Ida
-. Sprcchcr, deceased, late resi-
dent of henderson county, \. C..
this is to notify all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate 10
present them 10 the undersigned
on or before Apr. 20, 1888, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar OF
recovery; ard AL persons indcb,-
ed 10 said estate are requested 10
make gctticmcnt with the under
signed.
Thia Ap"i, 29, 1897.
c. N'D DOWNS. ESccu,or,
ClcwiSton. Fla.
l-29-ThurS. -GtD.
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Long Islanders
Lease Home Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Cccilc Sharp. of
Islip, Long Island, and Charles
ton, S. G., have leased the w. is.
Chilean home near Kanuga Lake
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp have made
their home in Charleston for the
past two winters, and Mr.. Sharp
is the representative of an air
conditioning equipment concern.
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ROUND TABLE MET
YESTERDAY

The Round Table, department
of the WOman'S club, held the
meeting yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. f. NJ. Sallcy.
The vice chairman, Mrs. Frank
Station, presided in the absence
OF Mrs. Thomas II. Franks.
The program was an unusually
interesting one, each part being
presented well. Mrs. s. NJ. Garcn
gave a paper on Sargent and dis
played copies of some of his best
known works. The story OF the
opera, Lucia Ill l.ammcrmOOr. by
Donizctti. was told by Mrs. Paul
Gamer. and the closing feature
was q review OF the book, Clans
lLcn. by Eoilcau. which wa Civ
Ell by Mrs. L. Frank Station.
The hOstcSsrS, McSdamCS II. W.
Parker. II. Walter Fuller and
Miss Elsie Flicker. served dainty
cookies and Russian tea.
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STUDENTS ADVISED

NEW ORLEANS. (UP).-lt is
better to borrow money to IL
nance an education than for a
student to work his way through
college at jobs entirely foreign to
the course Of study, DR.. n. f..
LObdell of Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology said in 4 talk here
before alumni.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
GUESTS AT ride"

Through the generosity Of Mrs.
w. G. Jordan, ~ children Of the
Balf0ur school who live in the
neighborhOOd of the Haywood
road, were given Il ride on the
"rodeo" on Wednesday afternoon.
The children were chapcroncd by
Mrs. John Ewbank and Mrs. w.
=. Whitmirc.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-29
JOAN PLANS DIVORCE

HOLLYWOOD, April 20. (UP)
Joan Bennett, blonde screen
actress, last night announced a
separation from Gene Markcy,
scenario writer, and plans for an
early divorce,
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Where They Play
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Knoxville at New Orleans.
Nashville at birmingham.
Memphis at Atlanta.
Little Rock at Chattanooga.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Washington.
Detroit ut Cleveland
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis ut Chicago.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Knoxville at New Orleans
Nashville ut Birmingham
Memphis at Atlanta.
Little Rock at Chattanooga
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MADE CAMP CLERK

Word has been received mere
of the promotion of Rainh cr r.
Baldwin to the position OF w
camp clerk at Yanceyviile. MI;
Baldwin is the son of Mr. ana
Mrs. Ben F. Baldwin here
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