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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-30
MRS. BRUNSON EN-
TERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB

A delightful meeting of the
luncheon-bridge club of which
Mrs. J. II. Brunson is member
was held at her home yesterday.
A venetian lace cover graced the
table which had lovely center
piece of pink and blue larkspur in
a silver basket.
In the bridge games Mrs. A. S.
Browning, ST., held high score,
Mrs. L. B. Mcdonald, second
high, and Mrs. J. G. Bennett low.
1t is the custom of this club to
observe the birthdays of its men,
bers. Yesterday gifts from the
club to two members, Mesdames
H. f. Buchanan and G. c. Rich
ardson, were presented.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

STOLEN-From Fosters, red bi.
cycle, light on front fender,
basket on front, carrier on rear.
Reward. Return, to Fosters
Grocery.
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MRS. {. r. McMANAWAY Editor
Call
Before
Noon

rendered a sweet duet and the
former at the piano. Miss Flora
Cavenaugh gave the devotional.
During the social hour some IN
teresting contests were staged.
Miss Sara Rector, of Spartanburg,
S. c., was heard in some attrac-
tive readings. Mrs. w. A. Keith
and her group were hostesses and
served sandwiches, cookies and
punch to fifteen guests.
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Evening star., 1937-06-11

said Tyrone, "and began looking it over.
Il kept right on turning pages
and suddenly the whole thing dawned
on me. My character was in there all
the way, doing big things and talking
big things.
Il almost collapsed. This was the
thing I had been dreaming of-and to
have 1t thrown at me without any fuss
and any warning was almost too much
for my constitution"
This comparatively new tall-dark-
and-handSome, who has caused such a
sharp division in the ranks OF Robert
Taylor's once-faithful high school ad-
diets. is the son and namesake of one
OF the theaters great actors and OF
beautiful and talented mother, Patia
Power, OF the stage and radio.
Now % years old. Tyrone made his
first professional stage appearance six
years ago with his father in The Mer-
chant of Venice"
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Evening star., 1937-06-11

his desk, land the kids broke one Of
those big plate windows in the vesti-
bule. Shall I call the plumber and
the carpenter or will you take care
of it?"
Tyrone scowled and began cussing
mildly.
Knows Every Tenant.
This was not Tyrone the actor,
but Tyrone the landlord, and Land
lord Power is no flgurehead when it
comes to the management Of two big
apartment houses which he recently
purchased in downtown Los Angeles
He runs them himself, makes weekly
inspections. orders any necessary re-
pairs and is on speaking terms with
every tenant That is probably why
there's waiting list yard long at
both his places.
One apartment house is called the
Tyrone and naturally it is most popu
lar with prospective renters. Two years
ago he was a struggling bit player
obliged to conserve his meager earn
ings by doubling up with two other
fellows in that same building. When the
Power ship definitely tied up at its
movie wharf, Tyrone went out in the
market and bought the place and
fixed it from top to bottom.
Il got big bang out OF doing that"
he said. because I knew every one in
the building"
Reckless Spender.
The overnight sensation OF "Lloyd's
OF London" is a young man of strangely
conflicting economic ideas. For exam
pie. he nurses grandiose plans for max
Ing and conserving money, and yet he
Is one of the most reckless spenders in
Hollywood
Il can't keep money in my pocket"
he admitted, Luckily, have a good
manager who takes my salary and in
vests it. But my weekly allowance van
tshes in thin air over night"
Tyrone, as you should we'll know
eareened to his top spot among heart
palpitators on the strength of that one
picture, "Lloyd's of London" At the
time the script was thrown in his lap
and that Is almost exactly the way he
was introduced to it-Tvrone was get
ting ready to return to New York, lust
to see if the stage didn't hold the
chance that movies didn't seem to
offer.
Il took the script home that night"
Evening star., 1937-06-11

gins With Love-" with Jean Parker,
Douglass Montgomery and Edith Fell
lows heading the cast, is taking full
advantage of the sunshine and Sum-
mer air by filming as many sequences
as possible in the great outdoors.
The Grace Moore starring vehicle,
The Sound Of Your Voice." in which
Melvyn Douglas is the leadin. man,
has countless outdoor scenes to de-
light Director Leo McCarey as well
as the many sunshine addicts in the
cast
Charles Quisley and Rita Hayworth
head the cast Of Columbias Flashing
Skates" which also offers opportuni-
ties for considerable out-of doors
h'r''ns with the newly developed and
highly efficient portable recording
equipment.
Evening star., 1937-06-11
BERLIN AGAIN WRITES
ASTAIRE- E-ROGERS TUNES
Will Compose Score for Pairs
Next Co-starring Film, to
Be Made in Fall.

l.
IRVING BERLIN, who wrote the
sensationally popular melodies and
lyrics for TOP Hat" and Follow the
Fleet" both co-starring Fred Astaire
and Ginger Rogers, will create the
complete score for the R-K-O Radio
stars next team picture, to be pro-
duced in the Fall by Pandro S. Ber-
man.
No details concerning the story have
been announced, but Mark Sandrich.
now in Europe in quest of new faces
and new production ideas for the
screen, is expected to direct Astaire
and Miss Rogers for the fifth time.
He was responsible for The GAY
Dlvorcee." the two tuned films.
and Shall We Dance" now being
shown nationally. Before Sandrich
sailed abroad he had a number of
conferences with the famed composer
In New York.
Berlin's contributions to Top Hat"
and Follow the Fleet" included some
of the outstanding hits in musical
f1lm history. For the former he wrote
the title number, Top Hat; Isn't
This a Lovely Day?" Cheek to
Cheek" Get Thee Behind Me,
Satan" mo Strings" and the pic
colino' dance number. For the
Fleet picture he composed I'D
Rather Lead Band" "All NV Eggs
in One Basket" Lets Face the
Music and Dance" Let Yourself
Co I'VE Saw the Sea" and Here
Am I, But Where Are You?"
Their next will be the eighth team
him and seventh co-starring vehicle
for Astaire and Rogers. They first
danced together in Flying Down to
Rlo,' then were elevated to stardom.
In addition to the above-mentioned
pictures they appeared in Roberta"
and Swing Time" Before thew star
together again Astaire will solo in
"Damsel in Distress and Miss Rogers
Will co-star with Katharine Hepburn
In Stage Door,"
Evening star., 1937-06-11

The Gilbert and Sullivan operetta
will be held at the Sylvan Theater,
Washington Monument Grounds, ac-
companied by the Civic Symphony Or
chestra.
Other programs will be presented
each Tuesday night thereafter during
June, July and August.
The Marian Chace Dance Group and
the United States Army Band will
present "A Thousand and One Nights
Entertainment" the Tuesday following
the initial Offering.
Evening star., 1937-06-11
CHARACTER ACTOR DIES

Malcolm Williams Was Husband
of Florence Reed.
NEW YORK, June IL LP.-Mal-
colin Williams. 81, character actor
who had played opposite his wife,
Florence Reed. in several widely
known plays, died yesterday at his
hotel apartment here.
He was native Of Albert Lea.
Mimi; life member Of the Actors
Fund and an early member OF the
Lambs,
Evening star., 1937-06-11
OPERETTA WILL OPEN
SYLVAN PLAY SEASON

PRESENTATION OF H. M. S. Pima
fore" by the Estelle Wentworth
Opera Group June II will officially
open the Summer festival program OF
the Community Center Department, it
was announced yesterday by Mrs Eliza
beth K. Peoples, department director.
Evening star., 1937-06-11
DEBUTANTE SIGNS

Whitney Bourne to Play Lead in
New R-K-O Film.
WHITNEY BOURNE, New York
debutante who was discovered
by Ben Hecht and Charles Macarthur
and who played the lead in Crime
Without Passion" has been signed
by R-KO Radio and will top the
cast of Flight From Glory" which
goes before cameras this month
Robert Sisk will produce, with Lew
Landers directing.
Miss Bourne recently made a picture
in England for Gaumont British. The
title was Head Over Heels IL. Love-"
with Jessie Matthews starred.
Evening star., 1937-06-11
COLUMBIA'S SHOOTING
MOVES OUT OF DOORS
Difficulties of Filming Alfresco
Overcome in Number of
Recent Pictures.

Recent Pictures.
Tor the first time since defeating
the problems Of sound, Hollywood
is going outdoors in big way. AL
fresco filming and sound recording
difficulties were conquered so COM
pletely in Lost Horizon" The Good
Earth" Garden OF Allah" Gods
Country and the Woman" and other
recent pictures, that fully IS per cent
of all scenes in the Columbia pro-
ductions before the cameras are being
filmed outdoors
Thanks for Nothing" starring
Francis Ledercr and Madeleine Car
roll, under the direction of Elliott
Nugent, lends itself admirably to
open-air sequences, with much of the
action taking place on public thor
oughfares and parks.
Ray McCarey, directing Life Be-
Evening star., 1937-06-11
Power Invests Money
In Role as Landlord
Star Invites Trials and Tribulations of Deal
ing Personally With Tenants and
Their Complaints.
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

T TO1LYWOOD tNANA)-With from The Of
IL picnic trip planned route
Tyrone personal agent Jack
Twentieth
the mail a W
wa Immediately confronted
pumbngs Cooper glacing at memo on
Evening star., 1937-06-11
Actress Charges Indifference.

LOS ANGELES, June IL P).-
Sheila Garrett, film. actress, sued
Henry F. Wilcoxon, actor, for divorce
yesterday, charging that soon after
they married last June he became
Indifferent.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01
Members of Study
Club in BraWley
Meet for Session
BRAWLEY NOTES


Members or the Infornai Study
club met at the home of Mrs. Ju-
Illus Schmidt Monday afternoon
for a regular session. Mrs. r. B.
Wilson gave a review. During the
afternoon plans were made for
the annual Christmas party at
Memorial hall Dec. 10. Attending
were: Mesdames Leslie Lyall, j.
Ralph Anderson, Edgar l.. .Jeffer-
son, DR.. Bertha Lewis, p E. Palm
er, R. T. Pinner, C. "A. Silliman,
c. L. Marsh, Lawrence O'Connel,
j. F.. Warmer, r. B. Wilson, the
hostess and her mother, Mrs. Cora
Whaley
Meeting Tuescay noon for their
regular luncheon at the Planters
hotel, Kiwanians were entertained
by H. A. Matter who spoke on
world politics Kenneth Halton was
chairman.
The annual 20-30 club election
will be held Tuesday night. Finger
printing of grammar children will
be started the first of next week.
Entertaining in honor of Mrs
Roy Stilgenbaur, Mrs. Earl Jack
invited friends Tuesday to play
contract bridge. Prizes were won
by Mrs. John Irelan, Mrs. Paul
Johnston and Mrs. G.. l.. Marsh
Attending were the mesdames Carl
Hausmann, Hilo Jones, Carl Jacob
son, Roy Taecker, William La
Berge, Walter Casey, Roy Thomp-
son, Lou Hausmann, Quay Smith,
Alex Mac Burney, Herbert Flem-
ing, Albert Cargiulo, Harold Brandt,
William Bailey, Paul Palmer, 81
Carey, Ray Swanson, Loveridge
Marsh, George Luckey, James Me-
teer, John Elmore, Corliss Brownell,
j. H. Hollingsworth.
With Christmas as the theme a
dance sponsored by Jobs Daugh-
ters will be Dec. 3 at $50 at the
Masonic Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd De Hay are
the parents of Ga pound baby
girl born Tuesday morning in the
Brawley Maternity home.
Mrs. Charles Barnett opened her
home to members of the Gamma
section Present Day club Tuesday
morning. At that time Mrs. Roger
Taecker and Mrs. j. F.. Warner re-
viewed books. The current event
was given by Mrs. o. E. Swegal.
Present were Mesdames Lawrence
O'Connell, Paul Kennedy, K. Nord-
ahl, C.. E. Eckert, w. c. Keith,
Ray Hamer, Roger Taecker, O. F.
Warner, O. E. Swegel. Next meet
ing will be in the home of Mrs
Nordahl, Dec. a.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01
CALEXICO NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. James Black left
for a short visit with relatives in
Phoenix.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01
Parents School
Strike Goes Into
Its Fourth Month

COLLIER. w. Va. U.P)-A par
,entst strike against sending so
small children TO a county school
near isolated Collier approached
its fourth month without the
glimmer of a solution.
The parents are protesting re-
fusal of the county school board
because of lack of funds, to pro-
vide rural bus service for their So
children as is given other sections
served by the school.
Without the bus service, the
children have to walk either two
and one-half miles each way to
their studies, or take shortcut
through a burning, fuming coal
mine "gob" pile.
The "gob" pile is considered one
of the irritants that caused the
strike. For years. it has burned on
hill overhanging Collier, sput-
tering, sending sulphurous smoke
down upon the little community,
and casting fitful lights upon the
clouds at night.
The school board has suggested
that the So children be sent
through the "gob" pile short cut,
but the mothers remember its
dancing lights and baleful smoke.
"They tell us to send them down
the path" they say, "but the
path is all covered up. They are
always dumping new slate there,
and there are big holes covered
by crust that might fall through;
and besides, there is no trespass-
ing, and a mine watchman chases
the kids off"
I'VE go GOWN to the school
board" says John Donini, father
of four of the So. "They tell us to
send them down the road, to send
them down the path; the county
can't give us bus. So what? SO
We keep our kids at home"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01
U.C.L.A. Student
Home for Holiday
ELM NOTES


w. H Walters returned to the
valley Friday. Elinor Markham ac-
companied him and is visiting with
her brother and family, T. o. Rosen-
baum.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl v. Northop
were visited over the holiday by
their daughter. Earlene, student
at UCLA.
Valley ShultZ of Los Angeles en-
joyed Thanksgiving vacation with
her sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Rosenbaum
and family visited the All Ameri-
can canal and Imperial dam Sat-
urday accompanied by Rosenbaums
sister, Elinor Markham.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. r. Van
Der LinNen and daughter, Joyce.
and Mi and Mrs, l.. H. Boone of
Ell Centro visited at the M. L. Boone
home.
Evalyn and frankie RoSenhaum,
jr., are home after vacation with
relatives on the coast.
A weekend trip was enjoyed by
Julia KlingenSmith at Inglewood.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larue Of Heber
visited Saturday evening with the
M. L. Boone family.
Friday. Dec 3, Silsbee indoor team
will play Elm indoor at Elm school.
Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Southworth
and son, Teddy and daughter Arlene
of Los Angeles. formerly valley
residents, enjoyed visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Lancaster over
Thanksgiving, returning to their
home Sunday. Mrs. Lou Castor ac-
companied her daughter home.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01
SEELEY NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ferguson
Sunday were hosts at a pot-luck
dinner Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cannon,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Gallaher. Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Higgins. Mr.. Wool
iscroft and son Merlin Wooliscroft,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schultz. Mr..
and Mrs. S. T. Robinson and Wick
Robinson, Jimmy White, Claude
Ferguson jr., Ivagene and Betty
Higgins and Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson
were present
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stewart
motored to San Diego Sunday, TAX
ing Stewards mother and uncle,
Mrs. Ella Proctor and Ben Buck
ellen. who have been visiting here.
Jess Haworth of FL Cajon was a
supper guest at the home of S. T.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01
CaIexico Couple Travels
To Phoenix for Visit

moved from CaleXico TO small
ranch in the Jasper neighborhood.
The Womans Club Christmas
chorus rehearsed at the home of
Mrs. j. w Lawson. Club members
in the chorus include Mesdames
Lawson, Willoughby, Entrekin, P.
P. Anderson, George Willoughby,
MacCampbell, Harold Gregg, jar
Wis, Alvarez, Simmons, Muirhead,
Castanean Kirk, Aguirre, Correll.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01

Mr.. ana MIS-. James BLACK le1U
for a short visit with relatives in
Phoenix.
Mrs. O. P. Mandropa, president
of the Baptist Missionary Society,
called a meeting of her board Tues
| day to dedicate the White Cross
box for field service. Those attend
ing were Mesdames Stroh, Rambo,
Cromer, Ed Young, Alfred Dick,
Ed Young, Standard, Lakins, Kim
brell and Tom Young.
Funeral services for Nelson E.
Graft, pioneer of Calexico were
held in San Diego Wednesday.
Graft came to Calexico in 1902
where he lived until about two
years ago. He leaves his widow
Sophia Graft, Lester Graft. son,
and four daughters, Mrs. Blanche
Jaussaud, CaleXico; Mrs. Molly
Staley, Oregon; Mrs. Elsie King,
Los Angeles; Mrs. Goldie O'Rear,
haywood.
Mrs. Al Vierhus, president of the
P.-T.A. announced that book re-
view week will be observed Thurs
day at the Hoffman school, 3 pm
Mrs. Herbert Going, program chair
man, will present Virginia Cole
Pritchard of Los Angeles who will
review books suitable for Christ
mas presents for children. Mrs. P.
H. Wofford and Mrs. M. G. Bar
more will preside at the tea table
Room mothers including Mrs. DeX-
ter Babcock and Mrs. Rose Brown
will act as hospitality committee.
Mr. and Mrs w Rife have
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01
Notes on >Vaueyites
FERGUSONS HOST AT
POT LUCK DINNER

Robinson Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Huff and young
son, Clyde, spent the week with
relatives in Covina and Los An
geles.
The Rev. Smith returned Satur-
day after spending the holidays
with his family in Pasadena.
The Seeley Sunday school class
took a weiner roast Friday evening
near the church.
Mrs. Ore Williams of Winterhaven
called on Mrs. william Schultz Mon
day EN- route to see her father in
San Diego
George Campbell of San Diego
visited in the valley this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01
eHOME DEPTS.
WILL MEET
JASPER NOTES

The Jasper and Alamo-Verde
home departments will meet Friday,
Dec. 3. 10 am. at the home of Mrs.
F. A. Leng, for an all-day session.
Subject of the meeting will be
upholstering and members were told
to bring material suitable for up
holstering and sewing kits.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Steinsultz, ac-
companied by their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Wolfe of Santa Ana,
drove to Mullet Island Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Carr and their two
daughters. Evelyn and Laura Jean
did likewise.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01
Whites Back Home
From Oklahoma
HEBER NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Winston White
returned Sunday from Oklahoma
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Grogan who
formerly occupied one of the
Chamberlin cottages, have moved
to a ranch near Holtville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe Fallivena
returned to Heber after spending
the summer and fall in Richmond.
Mrs. Jack Chandler is enjoying
visit from her niece, Mrs. D. M.
Rose and son, Marion, from Sacra-
mento and her nephew Harold Nc
Quinn of Los Angeles.
w. T. Mahoney, brother of Earl
Mahoney, accompanied by several
friends have been hunting ducks
in Imperial Valley recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01
CANADIAN WOMAN, 1O4

MITCHELL, Ont. CU.P) Mary
Avery of Mitchell has celebrated
her lO4th birthday anniversary
The centarian recall ed tIha
when she came to Canada in 1855
from Devonshire. England, in a
sailing ship, it took eight weeks
to cross the ocean.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01

Robinson Saturday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01

With Christmas as the theme
dance sponsored by Jobs Daugh-
ters will be Dec. at $3.50 at the
Masonic Temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Rife have
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01

Gas And Oil Stolen Chief of
Police Guy Woods of Calipatria
asked deputy sheriffs to help in
vestigate events surrounding theft
of gasoline and oil from the Brow
nell ranch east of Calipatria
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Wood spent
Sunday at the r. j. Barnes home.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Payne and
daughter, Gloria, were dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Beck and family Thanksgiving
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-01

Ray Barnes who has been work
ing in Turlock, returned to Heber
Saturday.
The Washington times., 1937-07-24
Will Subdivide
Big Estate

Announcement is made that the
Albert Lake estate, which COM
prises 225 acres bordering the out
skirts of Washington, is to be sub
divided and sold.
According to Fred B. Cushman,
exclusive agent. for the property,
it will be sold to suit purchasers
and will be apportioned in sizes
ranging from five to 15-acre units.
In addition, the beautiful modern
residence which now occupies the
estate will be available with Is to
so acres surrounding it.
The accessibility Of the Albert
Lake estate to Washington is
shown by its location, approx
mately five miles from Bethesda,
Md, and only few minutes drive
from the city.
Visitors to the estate have ex-
pressed themselves as being i'm
pressed by the surroundings Of the
manor house, which include gently
sloping ground against a back
ground of old growth timber.
Cabin John creek courses along
the entire length of the estate.