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Evening star., 1937-07-05
THE marriage OF Miss Margaret
/ Locher. daughter Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs John Locher, to DR.. Carl

TNH HE marriage OF Miss Margaret
Locher, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John LOcher, to Dr. Carl
L. Scavotto, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Scavotto of Thompson
vile, Conn, took place this morning.
The ceremony was performed in the
Church of the Holy Trinity in George
town, the pastor, the Rev. Walter F..
Cunningham, officiating at 10 o'clock
A short program of music was given
before the ceremony by Miss Mildred
Sherier, who sang, and Mr.. Frank
Warner. violinist, with organ accom-
paniment. The church had an effec-
tive arrangement. of palms, fern and
white early Summer flowers.
Mr. Locher escorted his daughter
and she wore wedding gown of white
lace, fashioned as redingote. which
she wore over white satin. Her veil
was arranged with halo cap effect
held with clusters Of lilies OF the val
ley at each side. She carried white
roses and shower OF lilies of the
valley
Miss Madaline Morgan was maid
OF honor, wearing pink embroidered
net trimmed with aquamarine blue
and a large natural leghorn straw
hat trimmed with pink ribbon. She
carried talisman roses. Miss Evelyn
Wright and Mrs. Helen Peter were
the brides other attendants, who were
dressed in similar costumes in aqua
marine blue. their leghorn hats
trimmed with the same color, and
they carried pink roses. Little Joan
Parker was flower girl and wore a
dainty frock of pink organdy, q
wreath of flowers in her hair, and
carried a small basket filled with
flowers.
Mr.. Anthony Scavotto of Thomp-
sonville was best man for his brother,
and the ushers were Mr.. John F.
Locher, brother of the bride. and Mr.
Charles Wright, both of Washington
A reception and wedding breakfast
followed in the home of the brides
parents, after which DR.. and Mrs
Scavotto left for wedding trip. The
bride Travelled in a costume of navy
blue net with white accessories. She
Is a graduate OF Holy Trinity High
School in Georgetown, and DR.. Sea-
votto was graduated from the Enfield
High School at Enfield, N. j.; the
Suftield Preparatory School at Suf-
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Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Manning. jr.. and
Continued on Fourth Page.)
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Women's s City Club
To Hold Carnival

Something really new in the Capt.
tai City will be the cotton carnival, :"
which the Women's City Club, under
the able leadership Of Mrs. Harvey
w. Wiley, is planning for the eve
ming OF July IS from O'Clock until
midnight. 1t is for the benefit Of
club funds, notably the interest on
the debt and the taxes which fall due
in the almost immediate future.
The carnival will be held in the
wide alley just in the rear Of the club
house, at 1876 Jackson place. oppo-
site the historic Lafayette Square, and
will offer pleasing Summertime pro-
gram OF dancing to one OF the finest
orchestras in the city. cotton style
show. floor show, with cards and
fortune telling indoors throughout the
evening.
The cotton carnival idea ema-
mated from the fertile brains OF Mrs.
Julia Benton Hopkins, Mrs. Nadine
Lane Gallagher and Mrs. Gus A..
Schuldt. who are also among the
members Of the club engaged in plan
ming details for the event, Mrs. Hop
kins and Mrs. Gallagher heading the
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NAILS CHURCH, Va. July S.

ALLS CHURCH, Va, July S.
H Miss Jean Talbot and Mr.
Phillip Talbot we're hosts Fri
day night at a dance their
guests being Miss Anne Covington,
ginia Belle Covington, Miss Katherine
Spalding, Miss Jean Kellogg, Miss
Ruby Lee Parrott Miss Anne Ander-
son, Miss Jane Ingling, Miss Jane
Thompson, Miss Corinne Montgomery,
Miss Louise Turner Miss Grace Les
ter, Miss Virginia Melvin, Mr. James
Brown, jr.: Mr.. Edmund Brown, Mr..
Willoughby Williams, Mr.. Bill Ken
nedy, Mr. Powell Anderson. Mr.. Carter
Kerns, Mr.. Franklin Shaw, Mr.. Will
liam Ball, Mr.. Charles Pendelton, Mr.
John Ransom, Mr.. Frank Carpenter,
Mr.. William True, Mr.. Frank Brown,
Mr. Archie Anderson, Mr.. Glenn
Wells, Mr.. Robert Kennedy and Mr..
Loren Parmly.
Tuesday Mrs. Buford NJ Bridwell
entertained at luncheon and bridge.
Her guests we're Mrs. Albert Miller.
Mrs. Albert M. Lester, Mrs. w. Harold
Horning, Mrs. Henry Davis, Mrs. j.
Mortimer Palmer, jr.; Mrs. William
s. Covington and Mrs. S. Perry Grubb.
Mrs Theodore H. Uhler Mrs. How
ard Berger, Mrs. Charles R. Fenwick
we're guests of Mrs. Walter Granger
Tuesday evening at bridge.
Wednesday Mrs W. H. Wandel was
hostess at luncheon followed by con-
tract bridge Mrs. Warren B. Esty,
Mrs Lyman Moore, Mrs. Merritt Pope,
Mrs. r. H. johnson, Mrs. j. V Howe
Mrs. w. Leigh Ribble, Mrs. w. G..
Shreve, Mrs. P. H. Smythe. Mrs. E. c..
Beinhart, Mrs. Edward B. Wilcox,
Mrs. NJ c. Jenkins, Mrs. J. Oliver
Frank, Mrs. A. R. Miller. Mrs. Dillon
and Mrs. Oziah Livingston were her
guests.
Thursday evening Mrs John w.
Garner gave a bridge party, followed
by a buffet supper for Mrs. R. c. L.
Moncure, Mrs. George L. Robertshaw
Mrs. Frederick Howard, Mrs Frederick
W. Jones' Mrs Charles Marshall, Mrs.
P. H. Smythe, Mrs. T. M. Talbot, Mrs.
Harry Moran, Mrs Oziah Livingston,
Mrs. John G. Stadtler and Mrs. Felix
T. Moore
The Misses Sylvia, Florance and
Barbara Mason of North Andover,
Mass, have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Guy Erwin of Falls Church, this
week
Miss Martha Siegler left this week
for her home in Nashville, Tenn, to
spend the Summer with her sister.
Dr. and Mrs Ersten v. Miller and
their family, who have been spend
ing the last six months in Florida,
have returned to Falls Church.
Miss Elizabeth Styles is spending
che holiday week end with friends
at Beach Haven, N. j.
Miss Jane Cline, Mr.. Lambert Mil
ler, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenton Hamaker
and Miss Katherine Moran were
guests of Lieut.. William B. Moore,
U. S. NJ, Tuesday night at dinner and
dancing at the Army and Navy Coun-
try Club. Mr.. Moore, who has been
spending the month of June in Falls
Church with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Moore, returned to An
napolis Wednesday, where he will take
postgraduate work.
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VI George Angus Garrett. re-
turns from England Thurs
day on the Manhattan Mrs Garrett
who has been detained in Washing
ton for the past two weeks due to Mr.
CARROTS illness, will go to New York
to meet Miss Garrett. They will stop
for night or two on Long Island
with Mrs. CARROTS sister, Mrs. Robert
Livingston Clarkson before going to
Marion. Mass. where Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrett have taken a house for the
Summer. Mrs. Garrett will be met
in Marion by her sons, Harry Darling
ton, Sd, and Mccullough Darlington,
and her daughter, Miss Elaine Dar-
lington, who have been in Pittsburgh
for the past few weeks. Mrs. Garrett
will then return to Washington
where she will remain until Mr.. Gar
rett is able to make the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Reynolds Hit
have Joined the formers mother,
Mrs. Robert r. Hit, at Fairacres. her
place at Hot Springs, for the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. F. Bixby have visit
ing them their son, Cadet G.. w. Bixby
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OF West Point Miss Dorothy Bell
Bixby is spending the Summer at
Clam Lake, Wisconsin
Mr.. and Mrs Ord Preston have gone
to Hot Springs for the holiday and
Summer season.
Mrs. George w Lee Of Loveland.
Colo. is spending a few days at the
Dodge and is accompa MED by Mrs.
Cora C. Chase of Wichita, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel E Collegeman
and the latters mother, Mrs Charles
Fass, are now in their new residence,
1925 Upshur street.
Mrs. Ernest Edward Morris and her
son, Mr.. Ernest Edward Morris, jr.,
have gone to White Sulphur Springs,
where they will occupy a cottage Tor
the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Manning. jr.. and
Continued on Fourth Page)
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Miss Schneider Bride
OF Mr.. Miles Saturday

Miss Schneider Bride
OF Mr.. Miles Saturday
THE wedding of Miss Natalie Ham
mond Schneider, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Schneider, and Mr.
Frank T. Miles. son of Mrs. Theo
NJ Miles, took place Saturday in All
Saints Episcopal Church, in Chevy
Chase, Md. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Walter P. Plum
ley in the absence Of the rector.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore an AQUA
marine travelling dress with dark blue
accessories. She wore corsage of
white gardenias and lilies of the val
ley.
Mrs. Earle K. Mothershead, sister
OF the bride. was matron OF honor.
She wore a dress of pink crepe with
dubonnet accessories. A shoulder
corsage Of talisman roses and lilies
OF the valley completed her costume.
Mr.. Chester E. Miles, brother of
the bridegroom, was the best man.
Only relatives and close friends at
tended the ceremony, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles left Immediately for
wedding trip through Virginia. Upon
their return, after July IS, they will
make their home in the Miramar
Apartments. Mrs Miles attended
George Washington University and
the School Of Law at National Uni
versity She is a member of Ph,
Delta Delta, legal sorority. Mr. Miles
attended Duke University and the
University of Maryland. He is a
member Of Beta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Hartsel-Field
Wedding in Virginia.
THE wedding of Miss Dorothy Fell
lows Field of Washington. dauph-
ter OF Mrs. Henry Leeds Field of Ben
nington, VT, to Capt Clyde H. Hartsel.
U. S. M c., son of Mrs. John w. Hart
sci OF Tiftin. Ohio. took place Saturday
afternoon at o'clock in Emmanuel
Continued on Fourth PageD
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Weddings Announced
Miss Locher Married to DR.. scavotto in
Church This Morning.

field. Conn, and the Dental School
Of Georgetown University They will
make their home in Thompsonville,
Conn.
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lit Mrmnrtant.

my R mothsr % JENNIE n H9'PS BAYGIE m1R0ry v66 90
Passed into her hesyenIy home fifteen
HER DAUGHTER, NETTIE SKINNER
CHRISTIAN. MARY. In memory of our
TTaN qear BELOVED lr adnole mother NARY CHRIS
years ago, September Q, 1907.
Nav her soul rest in peace.
Gone but not forgotten by her
LOVING CHILDREN.
DAVIS, KATE. In sad but loving remem-
brance OF my dear mother. KATE
DAVIS, who departed this life two years
ago, September 8. 1885.
My heart has been crushed and wounded,
My life lonely and sad.
But only one look upon your dear face
Would make me contended and glad
NO one knows the silent heart aches
Only those who have lost can tell
OF the grief that is borne in silence
For my dear mother I love so we'll
DEVOTED r DAUGHTER, BEATRICE
FUSS, ALFRED A. In loving remembrance
OF my dear father. ALFRED A. FUSS.
S wno died 90, one year ago today. septem-
HIS LOVING SON. :.
McCOMBS, EDWARD FRANCIS. JR. In
Gear httle boy who passed away six
aged 10 years.
God has taken home our darling.
Placed him there among His flowers,
Iaken back the one He lent us
To better home than ours
DADDY AND MOTHER .
STEWART. JOHN A. In sad hut loving
remembrance OF my husband. JOHN A
STEWART who died one year ago today,
September q. 1896.
May his soul rest In peace
HIS WIFE, AGNES
TOWLES. MARIA l.. In sad but loving
remembrance of our dear mother'
MARIA L. TOWLES who departed This
lie two years ago today. September 9,
1885.
We saw you fade like a flower
But could not make you stay:
We nursed you with tender kindness
But God called you away
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
Evening star., 1937-09-09
CURB is CONTINUED
ON SPAN TRAFFIC
Restrictions on Eleventh Street
Bridge Over Anacostia
Draw Protest.

Restrictions on traffic across the
Eleventh Street Bridge over the Ana
costa River will have to be continued
probably for another week because of
the necessary repaving of Nichols
avenue, Highway Director H. C.
Whitehurst said today.
Spokesman for the District Motor
Club of the American Automobile
Association and the Congress Heights
and Randle Highlands Citizens As
sociations protested late yesterday to
Engineer Commissioner Dan 1. Sui
tan, but were advised there was Moth
ing that could be done about it.
Buses and trucks are being permit
ted to make use of Nichols avenue
and the bridge, but nearly all private
automobile traffic is being detoured
via the Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge,
which adds more than a mile to the
trip to town.
The repaving of the street is being
done in connection with the removal
of the abandoned street car tracks of
the old Anacostia- Congress Heights
line.
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Gigantic Animal
Being Rebuilt
By Smithsonian
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
One of the largest animals which
ever walked the earth has been dis
covered and is being rebuilt by the
Smithsonian Institution.
Dr.. Charles w. Gilmore, paleontolo-
gist said yesterday he had found in
Western Utah the bones of a Sauropod
"a species of the Dinosaurs which
ruled the earth 80,O0o,O00 to $50, ,OO0,-
900 years ago
The Smithsonian scientist has just
returned from a Summer of digging in
the mountains SO miles southwest of
Price, Utah, where he had previously
discovered an ancient Dinosaur pas
ture." In this pasture. the gigantic
creatures apparently f1ourished for
many thousands of years before be-
coming extinct.
The bones of the Sauropod which
were recovered indicate he was an
ugly monster about 80 feet long and
Is feet high, Dr. Gilmore said. But
in spite of his size he was probably
as tame as kitten and paid little
attention to other forms of life about
him because he was principally con-
cerned with eating enough grass and
other plants to keep him alive.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
TRUCE HALTS WALKOUT
IN A MELLON BUILDING
Lift Operators and Other EN-
ployes Had Struck in 37-Story
Pittsburgh Structure.

PITTSBURGH, September 9 (P.-
A truce temporarily ended today a
strike Of c. /. o. union members,
which threatened to cripple elevator
service in the 37-story Koppers Build
ing.
Members of Local 504. United Main
tenance Service Workers, walked out
last night during negotiations on a
collective bargaining agreement.
They picketed the building, but to-
day all l3' service employees returned
to work to await further conferences,
said H. B. Kirkpatrick, vice president
Of Koppers Building, Inc.
About half of the 130 service en-
ployes were affected, he said. others
belong to an independent union that
was not involved in the strike.
Leaders Of the c. 1. O.-affiliated
United Maintenance Service Workers
Union declared their demands for
contract and wage increases had been
"stalemated" and that q request for
the elimination of what they termed
company union" had been refused.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
RAILWAY OFFICERS
CONFER ON STRIKE
1000 Freight Handlers Threaten
to Go Out in Wage
Dispute.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Personnel officers of the Southern
Railway conferred yesterday with G.,
A. Link Of Chattanooga, Tenn, rep
resentative of the Brotherhood Of Rail-
way and Steamship Clerks, in an effort
TO settle threatened strike of ap-
proximately 1000 freight handlers.
The conferees said, however, they
were not ready to announce a deci-
sion. This is expected today in some
quarters.
George M Harrison. brotherhood
president, announced at Cincinnati
Tuesday he had authorized the strike.
He said Link reported he was unable
to reach an agreement with the man
agement.
Harrison said the railway had ap-
piled an ordered scent hourly in
crease to all affected departments ex-
cept freight handlers.
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he favored third term for President
Roosevelt.
Il think it might be well TO post
pone decisions on some questions, -
Roper told reporters. I'm not sup
posed to be politically minded in my
talks with YOU. We are discussing
business and not politics"
Evening star., 1937-09-09
State Gets Fortune.

With the elimination of the last
five claimants to the estate of Martin
Edward Burke. who died at Sydney,
Australia, in 1913, his entire fortune
will go to the state w. A. Parker.
master in equity at Sydney, has found
that not one of the claims was proved.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
FAVOR EXTRA SESSION

Wallace Says Most Farmers De-
sire Action by Congress.
Most farmers, Secretary Wallace
said yesterday, favor special session
Of Congress to coansider general farm
legislation.
Asked if there would be a special
session, he replied:
Il don't know. That is not my
function"
Evening star., 1937-09-09
AUTO EXPORTS JUMP
123,351 Shipped in First Six
Months Best Since 1880.

Exports of automotive products dur
ing the first half of this year exceeded
those for any similar period since
1880.
The Commerce Department said
today the outbound shipments ag-
gregated s182.86l, ,676, compared with
S138,230340 in the corresponding
period year ago.
Other nations bought 1888 Amer
ican passenger cars in the period this
year, compared with 100,473 in the
first six months of 1886.
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Qarh nf Thanks.

hIICHELL, SOPHIA. The family of the
late SOPHIA MITCHELL wish to thank
orders. and benevolent associations for
their beautiful floral tributes and kind
expressions of sympathy at the time of
her DEATH
her death. THE FAMILY
Evening star., 1937-09-09
ROPER EVAsIVE

Sidesteps Inquiries ON Third Term
for Roosevelt.
Secretary of Commerce Roper side
stepped yesterday when asked whether
Evening star., 1937-09-09
WORMIEY. MAMIE RAY

life on Wednesday. September x l991' az
e. 40 am, at her residence 263s
MiecnnoIls aEe Sc. Anacostia D. c.
MAMIE RAY WORMLEY, daughter OF
the late Daniel c. and Mary ELIZABETH
Ray. She leaves to mourn their loss q
husband. Rev. Elmore Wormley; one SON
Daniel s Wormley; one daughter. Mil
Cred +. Caldwell one eranddauehter
Christine Caldwell and many other
relatives and friends. Funeral services
70 take place at Campbell A. M z
Church Nichols ave and Sumner re, Sc.
on SATURDAY. September II. at > pm
Rev. J. A. Browne, minister. Officiating.
Evening star., 1937-09-09

SHREyE, LILLE. On Wednesday. Sep
tem5eT S I93z. at Garfield Hospital,
LILLE SHREVE. mother of Mrs. b
Lillian Salisbury, Carroll V. and Il, Law
renee Shreve. Remains resting at the
home Of her son. Carroll V. Shreve Sl4
West Broad ST., Falls Church, Va Fu-
neral from Dulin Chapel M. E. Church
South Falls Church. Va. on Friday.
september 10 at pm Interment
Evening star., 1937-09-09
SHARPER, SAMUEL LOTT. Departed this

life on Wednesday. September s. 1897
at his residence, Vienna. Va, SAMUEL,
LOTT SHARPER. He leaves to mourn
loving wife. Sarah Sharper: a devoted
SON. RAYMOND Sharper; three brothers
Howard. Nance and Frederick Sharper:
three sisters. Mary Hatcher. Annie john
son and Margaret Donnell. and a host of
other relatives and friends Funeral
sunday. September 10, at . pm from
Pleasant Grove M E. Church, Pleasant
Grove. Va Interment Pleasant Grove,
Va. Relatives and friends invited Sery-
ices hy " Ernest To
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HAFFERMAN, JOHN.
lILDER. FRAZER CRoswELL. On We'd

nesuaS' SepTemper =. IA3I, az Emer-
eency Hospital, FRAZER CROSWFII,
HILDER Of 1909 Delafield pl NV be-
loved husband of jamie Frost Hilder and
father OF Frazer Frost and Peter Frost
Eilder. Remains resting at the S n
Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 18th ST
Nv, until 1 pm. Friday. September 10,
Funeral services at Fort Myer Chapel
Fort Myer, Va. on Friday September
10. at 2:30 pm. Interment. with fun
military honors, at Arlington National
Cemetery
Evening star., 1937-09-09

LEWIS. GEORGE l. On Thursday Sep
temher . 1897 al his residence White
House HeiRhts. Nd GEORGE. l. LEWIS,
seoVsd ao e hqy5sad Of Of Aee s Lewis ,d He
daughters. Funeral services at the resi-
dence Of his son. Oscar NJ. Lewis White
House Heights Nd. on SaNrday Sep
tember ] /. AZ / pm Relatives and
friends invited lnterment Woodawn
Cemetery Baltimore Nd 10
s5 I p P. o. F. Of W. is hereby mott
fed OF the funeral OF Brother ROBERT
LEWIS from ElkS' Home. 30l I ave
NV, Friday. September 10 1897 at
230 . m. Session OF sorrow at Flks'
Home THURSDAY September q al m.
HARRISON G SMITH Exalted Ruler.
LEE CAMPBELL, Secretary.
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DrathH.
AUSTIN. BYRON
THE FAMILY.

AUSTIN, BYRON. On Tuesday, Septem-
Der q, 1887 at Mount Alto Hospital
BYRON AUSTIN, beloved husband Of
Virginia Austin. Late residence. Falls
Church, Va. Remains resting at the W.
w. Chambers Co funeral home. 1900
Chaplin st. n W. until IL O'Clock on Fri
day, September 10. Funeral services
in Falls Church Presbyterian Church at
pm. Relatives and friends are in
vited. Interment Arlington National
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1raths.

MINOR. VIRGINIA MASON Suddenly on
September s. 1887 VIRGINIA MASON
MINOR, beloved wife of BENJAMIN S.
Minor. Services at her late residence,
PALS California St. at 10 O'Clock a m.
September 10. Interment ct Charlottes
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RENIAMIN Z or ,trna,.a.-


tember :. 1897, MARIAN JACKSON Of
3o0l llth st. NV. beloved daughter of
George Allen. loving wife Of John Jack
son. She also is survived by two sis
ters. one brother Of Chicago Ill: one
aunt, one uncle and many other rela-
tives and friends. Remains resting at
the Malvan & Schev funeral home. New
Jersey ave. and r st. NV Funeral
from the sboyt-named parlor Friday.
September 10. at r.m Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery q
Evening star., 1937-09-09

tember r. 1897. at his residence 1854
o st. NV. 1GNATIUS WEBSTER. de-
voted husband Of Edmonia Webster. He
also leaves three sisters-in-law one
brother-in-law. one niece, two nephpws
and other relatives and friends Re-
mains resting at the w Ernest Jarvis
funeral church 1872 You ST. NV until
4 p m. Friday. September 10: thereafter
a his late residence; Funeral Saturday.
September ! at > pm, from Union
Wesley A. NJ. E. Church. 23rd ST. be-
tween. L and NJ sts. NV. Rev F. w.
Alstork officiating. Relatives and friends
invited. 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-09
ST. PAUL'S

ST. PAULS, Mar. 9.-The
farmers of this community have
been doing some farm work for
The past fc wdays, but they were
held up a few days on account OF
lad weather.
Misses Clara and Helen Free
man spent last Sunday with their
aunt, Mrs. John LYDIA.
Jay Freeman had the misfor-
tune to sustain n broken arm re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. LYDIA Of Bal
four, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Gay
LYDIA Wednesday evening.
Joe Higgins was through this
community last week
Mrs. Bertha Stepp has returned
to New York after spending few
weeks here with relatives, and
daughter, Frances, who is staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. White
sides and attending Edneyville
school.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-09
HsNhge Gardeners Come To NtFo ~
meet with Miss Walker.

meet with Miss Walker.
Calvin Holmes, of the Holmes.
Darst Co., Knoxville and Cincin-
natl, and Miss Clara Holmes. of
Ashevillc, and Mrs. Alex Rhodes,
Miss Rhodes and Holmes Rhodes,
Of Grcenville, S. c.. were guests
CT Miss Wilcox on Sunday. Green
vile people are hoping for the
speedy paving Of the road in Sa-
luda between the Greenville end
Spartanburg highways.
Mrs, Ludlum, who is moving
from Tryon to Atlanta. has CON
tributed number of valuable
books to the Memorial Library in
Saluda.
There was no service at the
Episcopal church on Sunday owing
to the illness Of the rector, Rev.
II. Cary-ElwcS. The Lenten study
class met as usual at the church
on Friday.
l.. c. Pace has given up the
Pace Cafe in Saluda and is work.
ing in BalfOur and Ashevillc. Mr..
and Mrs. Pace will live at Druid
Hills, in Hendcrsonville.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-09
DEEDS FILED
Activity in the Real E..
tate Market in the
Last Week

billiard y. Atkins, receiver, lot
=, Charles Blub subdivision, to w
i. Hodges.
G.. II. Valentine, trustee. :
tracts, lIcndersonyillc, TO Labor,
crS Building & Loan association.
Roy Stcpp, ct uy, 3.5S acres
Edreyvillc, to 2. .. Gilbert, ct W.
D. Wilson Patterson, ct uX, 2
tracts, Crab Creek, to n. W
Jcran.
y. A. Whitmirc. trustee. IL
acre, Ilcndcrsonyillc, to |. T.
Brown.
Il. i. Gilbert. ct ux. 20 Is
acres, Edn"yvillc, to Roy Stepp
ct ny.
N. +. Mcdonnell, ct TX, lot, Main
street, to Bcrnicc McAllistcr.
Blanche T.. Grant, ct al, 1Gl.&C
acres. Edneyyillc, to G. b. Hill.
Geo. VI. Footc, ct uX, lot, Hen
Jacksonville to Frank LiOp.
c. f.. Miller, ct TX, tract, Hen,
dcrsonvillc, 10 Frank Lipp.
W. W. Cairrcs, ct uX, 81 acres
Mills River, to a. J.. CairnCs.
Paul Edwards WaldrOp, ct uy
lot, Washington street, to c. S,
Fullbright, trustee, ct al.