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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-11

Roy s. Dearstyne, head of North Carolina State College poultry de- partment, advised poultrymen Do mot breed from inferior stock. If your birds are of low quality buy your baby chicks from good hatch cry or other reliable source"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-11
BERNHoFERs GO SOUTH

J. B. Bernhofer, of the Harri Machine Shop, accompanied by his wife, is a passenger southbound on the Princess Norah on a business and pleasure trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-11
ON SICK LIST

Emil Uberti is temporarily laid up with the flu O. H. Bliss is talk ing his place at the foundry while he is ill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-11

Eugene O'Neill, American dram atist who was awarded the Nobel prize for literature, is AS years old.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-11
DIR. MIDDLETON LEAVES FOR MONTANA; YUKON TO BRING SUCCESSOR

pr. William D. Middleton and family left Juneau for the south on the Princess Norah.
 Dr. Middleton, who has been phy- sician-in- charge of the Government Hospital for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, has been transferred to Wolf Point, Montana, where he and his family will make their home
 Replacing Dr. Middleton in Ju- neau is Dr. Edward Vollert who will arrive here on the Yukon. Dr. vollert has been transferred here from Banning, Cal.
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 Todavss News Today-Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-11

Committee Rooms," and the Leg 1 islature has room to let fly its i punches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-11
WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE
Wilhsui CaIsmel-And Ysu1I Junp Oui q - =
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lhe Morning Rafin' ls c
 The liver should pour out two Rs1nd. = Iiauid bile into your bowels daily. IT this be!o is not flowing freely. your food dossn't digsse 1t just decays in the bowsis- Gas b!ca@ e9 whole system b poisoned and you tool Douss sunk and the world lcS&s punk.
 JAxstives ars only makeshffea. q me!a boveI movement doesn't get ct the eouse. n takes those good. old Carters lAttSe Lavss freely and make you feel up and mp. Haxm- Isss. gentle. yet amazing in making bils dcW freely. Ask for Cartsr's Little Liver Pflie v uauns. StubbornIv refuss anything elDa -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-11

Today's News Today-Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-11
Brunswick

Columbia Lumber Co.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

'cfa Y sc abrasaba en- la tarde de
octubre como los algodones i'm
pregnados de carbol en- una he
rida vi~olentamente alberta. La
mujer fue salvada del incendio,
contra su voluntad y a viva fuer
"a ,por pufado de hombres Sc
sentones, de los que Sc defendi6
a golpes y a mordiscos. Y como
al llegar al patio desc una pa
tada tremenda en- ell vientre, con
una fuerza incredible, a uno de
los que la habian sacado arras-
trando de entire las Namas-un
viejo guarda jurado-, cuatro
semanas despu&s de ocurrir es-
Ito, un tribunal ordinario, cuyos
jueces v adjuntos sumaban en-
total cerca de doscientos amos,
Ia conden6 a cinco meses de pri-
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

un modo la mar de raro. Des-
pues de comunicarme con una
lprisa acuciosa la muerte de una
persona conocida, me meta CO.
rriendo en- casa, como temerosa
de que bajo ell cielo libre pudie-
ra ocurrirme algo, me obligaba
sentarme a la mesa, donde
humeaba la fuente con la conf
Ola, y me cubrfa de c~aricias v
ternezas que me desconcerta-
ban. Me reservaba los mejores
bocados, me los meta cast en- Ia
ooca y no Sc cansaba de mirar-
me, cuando me veia conner con
appetite. Luego +, Sc sentaba al
piano y Sc ponfa a cantarme
con su voz dulce algunas de a.
'Euellas canciones populares que
Saba que me gustaban. Yo Ia o.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
VENCIERON DUNDEE
Y U TERRY

Newark, N. j., Mayo 20.-El
campe6n mundial del peso me-
dio, Vicente Dundee, de Belle
vile, derrot6 por puntos, en- I'm
combate a ocho asaltos a Thys
Menger, de Paterson. La pelea
Sc efectu6 en- ell Laurel Garden.
Dundee gan6 todos los asaltos v
en- ell final lie derrib6 por la
cuenta de cinco.
Young Terry, de Trenton, IA
cilmente venci6 a Earl Cox, me-
gro de Montclair, en- Ell semifi-
nal a ocho asaltos
Otro negro, Jeffe Lang, fue
"acostado" por Jack Hitler, de
Filadelfia en- Ell primer asalto.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

un cuadro desprendido de la pa
red, luego un gemido lastimero,
Y, llenando los huecos, la VOC mo
n6tona del cura que sonaba CO.
mo 81 estuviese derramando I'm
barril de aceite.
Pero, va I~ltimamente en- vez
del grito, oiamos muchas wees,
una carcajada, otras veces una
middleton, Y veiamos al cura
que salia a toda prisa de la ca
|sa, mordiendose los labios.
Una vez, en- la colonia obrera,
fpocos momentos despues de sa-
lir ell cura, que fue a nsvar a
una madre vieja la noticia de Ia
muerte del Inico hijo que tenia,
la pobre mujer roci6 las tablas
CON petr6leo v peg6 fuego a la
.casucha, que al arder resplande-
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

estos ataques eran aseSinos Y
desesperados; pero, a pesar de
TODD, nos parecia excessive ell
castigo para una villa tan pc
quena como la nuestra, donde
las victimas llegaron a sumar
veintidos en- una semana. No
habia vez que volviese de la
escuela a mediodia que mi ma
dire no saliese corriendo al patio
a encontrarme Y me dijese, lie
ma de miedo y de premura:
i Han muerto Fulano v Fulano!
Y 81 yo lie preguntaba lD6nde?
era siempre, siempre, la misma
respuesta: En- Verd1n... Stem
pre- Verdun. Verd1n era, para
nosotros, sin6nimo de muerte.
Durante aquellas semanas mi
madre Sc comport6 conmigo de
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
daba a sGs palabras la consigna

daba a sCs palabras la consigna
secreta.
I'll cura era, por entonces, ell
mensajero de la muerte, v GUAM
do Sc lie veia dollar la esquina
con su paso pastoral, los latidos
del coraz6n de la Gale Sc dete-
man pH unos INSTANCES, para
volver a palpitar, acelerados v
rehechos, al verle desaparecer
en- la puerta del vecino. Yo ha-
|'bla Observable muchas veces es-
to, y luego me ponia a escuchar
con algunos amigos a la puerta
de la casa en- que lie habia visto
entrar, conteniendo la respira-
cion hasta que los iabios Sc me
resecaban, Y siempre ofamos 10
mismo I'm grito, un ruido como
81 cayese al suelo una mesa o
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

sion por resistencia contra la au
toridad. Por fin, en- la carcel
consigui6 ahorcarse. Los veci-
nos decian qeu estaba loca, pues
la muerte del hijo podfa haber-
lie Waldo una hermosa renta.
Esto ocurria en- 1916, cuando
un ejercito aleman entero Sc es-
contra las puertas de
verd1n. Las listas de bajas Gre
clan de dia en- dfa, trepaban a
saltos, saltaban unas por enci-
de otras, atropellandose; a.
daba tempo a imprimir
una, cuando va estaba encima
la siguiente; asf Sc cebaba la
muerte en- nnestras filas. Por
las cartas del frente que logra-
escurrirse entire las ma
de Ia censura, salbfamos que
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
,GBNOVESE CONQUISTO
UNA CORONA

Toronto, Canada, mayo 90
e yeterano p1gil Gordon Wall
ace, de Vancouver, perdi6 la
corona ~canadense del peso well
ter en- un combate con Franckie
Genovese, 81 h&bil gladiator,
Mas de 1000 personals aplau-
dieron a los boxeadores en- Ma
pie Leaf Gardens.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
DERROTA DE CASIMIM EN-
NEW YORK q

New York, Mayo 20.-El gla-
.diador George Zengaras, del Pc
so ligero, venci6 en- Ell palaeio
San Nicolas, por puntos, en- 8
asaltos, a Al Casimini, de Coro-
ma. Ell derrotado pesaba 1877 Ii
bras, dos mas que Ell vencedor.
Peter De Ruzza, un peso lge
70 que pega muy duro, superb a
Bobby Britton, de Yonkers, en-
seis asaltos.
Benni Piazzi, de Harlem, pu
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

Con Pat Newman luchara en-
81 ercuentro sen1ifinal el italia
ne joe Mazetti.
STRANGER Evans, Ell gigantic
lie Norfolk, un valios2 luchador,
tendra de c6ntrario, en- un
match especial, aloe Stech& el
..abil atleta de Nebraska. y
Evans derrq6 a 9stecher en-
80 minutes, pbro Ell de Nebras-
ka cree que en- I'm match sir
hmite de tempo la victoria Sc
"a suya.
Joe March, el villano de los v
llanos, que muerde, pegas d.
puntapies y Sc traga la espada
sera ell oppnente de Slim Zinfbl'
de 240 libras.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
DEPORTE
IGNACIO MARTINEZ VOL.
VERA A LUCHAR Ell PRO
XIMO N

El luchador espanol Ignacio
Martinez, que Ell pasado lunes
derrotara a Pat Newman, ex-
campe6n de la marina, sc bati-
"a Ia semana pr6xima con AL :
len Eustace, ell gigantic de Kan
sas.
Este combate promote ser u :
no de los mas interesantes veri-
ficados en- la arena del 116 de
Artillerfa porque el espanol ha
prometido derrotar a Eustace.
Bueno es hacer constar que
el programa de la semana que
viene NO tiene relaci6n alguna
con el Conite Popular Democra
ito de Socorro a Espana.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
La Gaceta Folletfn No. 113
Ernesto Glaeser
LOS QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

ahora, la paz. Reunianse en- sus
gociedades, en- las funciones dc
beneficencia que organizaban
para los soldados, en- los ejerct-
clos piadosos y de lectura de Ia
Bihlia, e inmediatamente Sc en-
tendian; les bastaba con mirar-
Sc, v aunque las palabras que
cambiaban solo tuviesen rela-
ci6n con los pequeios afanes Co
tidianos ,habfa en- la voz de to-
Idas elias ell misrno acento. La
muerte, que iba aduehandoss,
POGO q POGO. de nssestra villa,
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
NOTICIAS DE PELOgA
- EE
LIGA NACIONAL

Los dos Eases" del 'box" fue-
ron enfrentados aver en- San
Luis. Terry puso en- la Inca de
fuego a Carl Hubbell v Frisch
decide utilizar a Dizzy Dean.
En- el duelo de pitchers llev6
Dean la peor parte, cargando
con la derrota.
Surgi6 una rina en- la que to-
maron parte todos los peloteros,
cuando Ell arbitro declare un
"balk' en- perjuieio de Dean v
despues los Gigantes hicieron
tres carreras.
Fue la vigesima segunda vic
toria consecutive de Hubbell.
New York DC, III, 2e; San
Luis lie, 6h, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
TRIpNFo DE PETE sCALZo


!, New York, Mayo 2o.-Uk gla
diador del East sAae, Pete Seal
70, DE- 1852 libras, vencH per
nocaut a Skippy Allen, de- Broo
klyn, en- Ell segundo asalto.A Jim
my Murray, del East Side sA,-
per6 en- ell mismo progranfa
Marty Pomerantz, en- ASA
tos.
George Alderman, 4Bronx,
triunf6 por puntos sobre Dam
NY Regina, v Gaetano Montana
hizo tablas con Harold Valan.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

Ell Filadelfia derrot6 a los
Piratas hacienda las dos carre-
ras que necesitaba en- Ell lltimo
inning. En- Ia mlsma entrada 81
Pittsburgh anot6 dos veces, pc
70 Sc qued6 corto en- una ca
rrera para empatar. CamiIIi, la
primera base de los Phillies, sc
rob6 Ell 'thome' en- Ell momento
decisive, mientras Mace Brown
movfa el bravo para tirar la
pelota. Arnovitch bate6 un sion
IRON, un tubey Y un shit.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

EMO F~ieramonte, Ell hermoso
lp1gil italiano que Sc case con
una Millionaire, Sc ha metido q
"driver" de autom6vil de carrie
ra. Fieramonte ha comprade,
en- sociedad con George Rand,
j6ven sportman de New York,
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

Sc jug6 de noche, bajo las lu-
ces, 81 desafio entire Ell Cincin-
natl y Ell Boston, venciendo las
Abejas ICON Fette de pitcher.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

lPor que Alfredo Montoto,
que los sac6 de una plaza de Sc
reno en- Denver, Colorado, no lie
recoge de nuevo?
Isidoro es un buen muchacho.
No come tanto como dicen v en-
cuanto a trato personal es CO.
,rrecto Y amable.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

so a dormir a Tony Cello, de
Forkville, en- el primer asalto;
Lew Girsch, del East Side, prso
a doAdg~a Tony Massa, del
Bronx.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

Una buena OCCASION para Pat
sly Suarez: mandrake a Isl ell
dinero que necesita.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

Isidoro Gaztanaga quiere We
mir, quiere yenir... Para regre-
sar lie hace falta plata.
IQu6 habra pasado entire 81
vasco v Ell arrogante Y opulento
Sr. Hubbard?
Jim Downing ha decidido ne
mandarle dinero, por cuanto ell
vasco ,segin Sc nos dice, no Sc
portaba bien con 81.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
CON Los GUANrRS

Programa de p1giles aficio-
nados manana viernes, en- Ben
jamin Field.
Dicen que dos "muchadhos''
ofrecen peleas que ponen los pc
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

SPor que no Sc ANNA alguien
Y abre una academia de boxea-
dores latinos, len YSor City %
en- West Tamka?
Los muchachof de origen es-
pahol, cubanoe kaliant sof va
lientes y aprenden facihments
a6na dificultad de impQTtan-
cia: que la cargo del pasado gra
vita tQdavia sobre los 'fiel6s",
vi a Chino Alvarez en- su au-
tom6viI por la Septima avenida,
muy "fempranito"-nos infor-
MAJ un amigo.
lSN@habra metido a madru-
gador por haber resuelto "acos-
tarse' temprano?
Chino sabe que su future es
"nebuloso'' 81 no logra "compo-
nerlo".
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
La GACETA

II peri6dico en idiona Espahof>
A. mis- eirculaci6n en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

los de punta a los mas escepA<
COS.
Pertenecen a Ia Academiade
pQgiles de Tampa y de otras ciu
dades en- un radio de Glen mi
Has.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
victoriano Manteiga, Editor

euscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
l3O8 "a. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeIsfono Y3792
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-09
Chinese Famine
Bringing Growth
OF Cannibalism

SHANGHAI, June Q. (UPl--
Cannibalism is increasing in the
Honan province famine district
where more than 1000 Of 1000
600 refugees have died. accord
ing to detailed Chinese reports
released to the press today.
Parents have resorted to the
trading of children so that none
may be guilty of eating his own
offspring, the reports asserted.
Young girls are offered for
sale at from $3.50 10 So each.
The reports-listing deaths by
counties-covcr eight districts Of
western Honan and state that
cannibaliSm is worst in the Hsln-
an district. In the Shen-hsien dis
trict alone 3400 are dead and
10000 in dire need.
Chairman Chu Ching-lan Of
the National Relief association,
who returned last night from an
inspection of the famine areas IN
Szechuan, Kansu, Shensi, Ching.
hal and Honan provinces. said
that conditions "are the worst IN
decades"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-09
Frank Keen Goes
Home Following
Wife's Rites Here

Frank Keen, whose wife. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Davis
of this city. died in the hospital
here following treatment of two
months, and was given burial on
the Bird instant, left yesterday af-
ternoon for his home ut Fort
Pierce, Fla.
Mrs. Keen came here about two
months ago and her husband was
at her bedside constantly during
the last three weeks of her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keen were mar
ried ~ years ago and had made
frequent visits to HendersOnvillc
from their Florida home.
Mrs. Keen was given burial
from the Baptist church here, the
Rev. b. +. Wall officiating. Pail
bearers were w. A. Garren, Her.
man Case, Mr.. Faulkner, Everett
Orr. Otis Garren and Bruce Cox.
Mrs. Keen was a member of the
First Baptist church.
Surviving besides her husband
are her parents: two brothers,
Will and Jess Davis; four sisters,
Mrs. H. C. Lusk, Mrs. Jerry Orr
and Mrs. f. R. Brown of this city,
and Mrs. o. S. Swami of AShe-
vile.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-09
MID-WEEK SERVICE
FOR FIRST BAPTISTS

Rev. B. f. Wall, pastor of the
First Baptist church, announced
this morning that youth and the
Church's Responsibility" will be
the theme of his mid-weck prayer
service message tonight at eight
o'clock. =,
The pastor is asking that all
of the pupils enrolled in the Va
cation Bible school in progress
there, together with their parents,
attend this special message to-
night, appropriate to the Bible
school.
With reference to the Bible
school, it was reported today that
the first three days have been
marked by an average attendance
of 21l, and that interest in this
feature has been growing daily
since it's inception.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-09
SCOUT CENTER HERE
IS UNIQUE PROJECT
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
bursting relay, a fire laying relay,
won by troop l, barrel hitch re-
lay, won by troop /, and a dress
ing relay, won by David McFar-
Ian, of troop 2. The demOnstra-
ton closed with an exhibition by
the drum and bugle corps.
Speaking from the center, Mr..
Dobson told Scouts that the boy
who remained a tenderfoot in
Scouting would also be tender
foot in life. 1t is safe to say that
the boy who makes good in Scout
ing will make good in life.
To older people he said, This
community is interested in boys
as attested by this splendid cen,
ter. You are naturally interested
in asking, is Scouting all IT'S
cracked up to be? Wherein does
its program make better citizens
of boys? The boys are those VINO
soon will take our places. Wherh-
er we like it or not, they Will APP
praise our work and criticize II
when we are gone, and it is well
that we should pay attention 10
them. There is only one way 10
pass on ideals and that is over the
bridge Of boyhood.
Scouting is a program Oh &C
t;v;t;as q program that has the
only way of transmitting our So
ciai heritage, it brings men and
boys together on common ground
it maintains the right kind OF en-
thusiasms, builds physical hea!tn'
and develops a sense OF particl-
pating responsibility" o..
In addition to local Scout OIL
Gals, attending from Asheville
were Ray L. Spaulding, Morris
Lipinsky, Robert F. Moody, HUI
bert C. Jarvis, and A. W. Allen
Daniel Boone district executive.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-09
CHARMING AFFAIR HONORS
RECENT BRIDE

MesdameS Sam KAHN, George
Lazarus, II. Patterson, Dan Micha-
love, Nathan Bremen, Albert Pat
terSon and Nj. Marks gave one of
the lOvelieSt affairs of the late
spring season last evening at the
formers home. 1t was u miscella-
neouS shower for Mrs. Beryl Co.
hen, bride of the brother of Mrs.
A. Lewis.
The lower floor of the Fifth
avenue home was bower of beau
ry achieved with the lavish use
of pink snapdragons and lark
spur, green tapers furthering the
motif of pink and green. Bridge
and keno were INDUCED in for
awhile before the handsome gifts,
which were also useful, were pre-
scented TO Mrs. Cohen.
A buffet supper was served
from a beautifully appointed ia
BILE which bore a filet lace cloth
centered with a crystal bowl of
snapdragons, baby'S breath and
feathery fern. Matching crystal
candlestickS, holding cleaning ia
pers, thanked either side. Dainty
green minis also graced the
table.
About forty guests attended
this delightful party and extend
ed a welcome to Hendersonville
TO Mrs. Cohen.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-09
SAYS ASSURED
PEACEFASCIST
AND NAZI AIM
German War Lord Denies
Political Significance In
Rome Meeting

NAPLES, Italy, June 9. CUP
War Minister Werner Won
Blomberg Of Germany announced
last night, after witnessing the
greatest show Of naval strength
in Italian history, that his visit to
Premier Benito Mussolini was for
the purpose of "ensuring world
peace"
The Nazi general, who flew to
Italy from Berlin to discuss NaZi-
Fascist cooperation after last
weeks Spanish incidents, said
that the Rome axis was one
of Europe's best means of pre-
serving peace.
at would be absurd" he said,
"to give my trip any hidden poll,
teal intention, because both II
Ducc and Der Muehrcr are fully
anxious to maintain world peace.
Blomberg was eloquent in his
praise of Mussolini's war ma
chine, calling it technically per-
feet" in the air and on land and
sea.
The german war lords denia.
that his trip had any politica!
significance followed by only a
few hours "retraction" by Edi-
tor Virginia Gayda of the authorl'
tative Giornale D'ltalia of his an
nouncement that Germany and
Italy had reached a definite de
fcnsive entente"
Mussolini, fearful of arousing
British enmity at a time of rife
international suspicious, was be-
lieved to have ordered the re-
traction.
The naval display, between
Gaeta and Naples in the Medl-
terranean, was staged on a lavish
scale and concluded Blomberg's
official visit to Italy, although he
and his daughter, Dorothy, will
spend few days vacation at Tor
nina.
The eight-hour naval review
was high-lighted by what probab-
" was the largest maSsing of sub
marines in world history-7O UNI
dersea fighting craft forming two
lanes of honor through which the
cruiser flagship, Duke of Aosta,
sailed with Blomberg and Musso-
lini aboard.
The naval show included 1870
units-l6 cruisers, As destroyers,
and torpedo boat ands the 70 sub
marines.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-09
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS
Call
Before
Noon

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Stevens
have as their guests, MeSsrs: Pc
ter B. Murphy and Don McCuen,
of New York City. Mr.. and Mrs
John Underwood and two chill
dren, of Charlotte, will arrive to-
morrow for a visit.
Mesdames S. M. Garren and
Martin Garren returned last night.
They attended the finals at Duke
University, Durham. where How
ard Garren received his master 5
degree. He returned with them
and after a week at home will 60
back to Duke where he is an as
sociate professor and will work on
his doctors degree. The MesdameS
Garren also spent a short time
with DR.. and Mrs. c. II. Rowland
in Greensboro.
Mrs. C. C. Richard and Miss Ce-
cile Richard left this morning aft
er a delightful visit to Miss Ruth
Hobson, for Pawley's Island where
they will visit the formers sister,
Mrs. o. E. Boatwright, at Paw
ley's Island Inn. They will be
Joined there by Misses Matte and
Isabelle Richard, teachers of WIN,
ston-Salem. Miss Cecile Richard
will not return to Cleveland, o.,
until after July 4.
Miss Virginia Ewbank, when
school had closed in Columbia, ).
c., where she teaches, went to
Myrtle Beach and then to Harris
vile, S. c. Her mother, Mrs. +.
w. Ewbank, joined her yesterday
and they attended the finals at
Newberry college and returned
last night. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Vann and
son, Gordon Vann, of Canal Point,
Fla, have taken Mrs. E. r. Blacks
home in Flat Rock for the season.
Miss Jane Evans of Florence,
S. c., who is spending the season
at the home of Mrs. R. p. Freeze,
where she has been on other occa'
sions, has gone to Columbia, 5. g.,
to spend two DAYS with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Gary.
Miss Isabelle Keith has return
ed home from Harrodsburg, Ky,
where she has a position in the
CITY schools.
Former Governor d. c. Hey
ward, of Columbia, S. c., is spend
ing awhile at the home of Mrs. j.
NJ. Waldrop on Fifth avenue west.
DR.. James McCaslan, of st:
Petersburg, Fla, has arrived and
is in the Fourth avenue apart
ments as usual.
Miss Julia May Ammons, of
Union, S. c., and Misses Mary
and Helen Smith, of Mount Holly,
are visiting Miss Frances Ship
man.
Miss NJ. G. Green, of Macon,
Ga. has opened her home on
Fifth avenue west and has with
her a niece, Miss Kate Murphy.
Tom Walker, of Tampa, Fla,
student at Blue Ridge School, has
a position at the Economy Drug
Store and is making his home at
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bibee's on Fifth ave-
nue. west.