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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-04-09
BANQUET FOR
DR.. JONES

DAYTON The trustees Of Way
man A,M.E. Church are planning u
give banquet, May 6, in honor d
DR.. Gilbert II. Jones, vice president
If Wilberforee University and supply
rastor at Wayman.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-04-09

What became Of my wife,
will she ever come back to me?
Ans.-Your wife is in Detroit,
Mich. / also see her with a friend
whom she left Dayton with and at
the present they are together. ] am
sure you will never get her back, my
advice to you would be to give her
up entirely. You will have better
luck as you are.
D.H.s.-~Will marry the man |
am going steady with, if SO will our
married life be success?
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-04-09
FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 1887.

Ans.-I do see marriage IN store
for you soon, within the year and to
this gentleman You refer to; your
marriage viii be a saceess, as 4 see
d big family ii store for you.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-04-09

M.C.-a- How long before get well?
Ans.----I feel that with the treat
ment you have been taking lately
from your doctor, you will be all
right again within few short weeks.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-04-09

CHS How soon will my fathers
estate be settled?
Ans.-There will be a settlement
Of the estate during the early part
Of August. His wife viii become
sole heir to his possessions.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-04-09

Jc.WiIl be successful in my
new work? -.
Ans. No you viii change posi-
tions within three weeks.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-04-09

FEW What are my lucky days
and numbers?
Ans. Tuesdays and Saturdays;
write to me in care of the Forum or
see me personally for other informa-
ton at 420 w. Fifth Street. / have
sure special number for Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday of this
coming week, see me before Monday
morning.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Obrovska vzducholod pro a.
merickou armada hotov.

Obrovska bombardovaci
vzducholod vybudovana We vsi
tajnosti pro armada Spoj. Sta
tn, byla dohotovena. Vaz1 &c
tun. Je nejvetsfm vojenskym
letadlem nasf armady.
Obsahuje 1plne obyvacf "a
Tfzeni pro posadku, jfdelnu,
loznice a lednicku. Jeho kri-
ola mali rozpjetf pres los stop
a ma ctyTi dvojite motory, kaz-
dy o 1000 konskych silach. Je
celia z kovu a typu MONGOLIA
nu.
Tento bombardovac je vyba-
ven nejmodernejsfm bezpec-
zaffzen1m, ktere zahr-
mule dokonale radiove vybave-
nj, automaticke T1zen1, rozmra
zovaci z~af1zeni, aparaty ma o.
chrany pred pozarem, kridlove
k zmensenf rychlosti
pfi pTistani a 1plny vytapecf,
ventilacnf a zvukovzdorny sys-
tenn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Zavrzeny akt o pensich a
pojiSteni.

V Boston, Mass, obvodnf a.
pelacnf soud prohlasil "a ne1-
stavni ustanoveni zakona jak
O starobn1m pojisten1, tax i O
pojiSten1 proti nezamestnanos-
ii. Diva re trf soudc1 zvratili
rozhodnuti fed. okres. soudu V
obou pT1padech, a dali "a prav-
du drziteli utilitn1ch akci1,
George P. Davisovi, ktery Sc
aktu vzeprel. V soudn1m do
brozdan1 sc pravf:
"Cely plan, kdyz je nan ma
zlranO V celku, je pokusem uci-
niti nepr1mo co kongres nesmi
provesti primo, a ujmouti Sc
narodn1 kontroly mad vec1, KITE
ra jasne spada pod pravomoc
statG."
K tomuto rozhodnutf doslo
zat1m, co nejvyss1 soud Spoj.
StatG jiz studoval argumenty
obou stran O 1stavnosti zajis-
tovac1ho aktu. Tataz vec byla
jiz zanesena k nejvyssfmu tri-
bunalu, ktery vyslechl ODE stra
ny. Nam1tacem prot dnesni-
mu rozhodnuti byl senior-soud-
zee George Bingham, jmenova-
ny "a demokraticke admin
strace Wilsonovy, byl ale pre-
hlasovan soudci Scott Wilso-
mem a James Mortonem jme-
novanymi "a republikanske
vlady. We SVEN r%ozhodnuti
soudcove pravili:
"D1lezitymi otazkami die
naseho m1nenf je, zda-li uvale-
ma dan (podle ustanovenD
NIUE byti havana akcizni da-
nj, a zda-li federalni vlada
chce nepf1mo kontrolovati po-
stup statG We vecech vztahujf-
c1ch Sc vyslovn6 k pravomocem
vyhrazenym statGm Poole 10.
dodatku k 1stave."
V dalS1m od1vodnenf roz-
sudku soudcove Tekli, re odsta-
vec ustanovuj1cf re staty zajis-
tovaci akt Sc ma shodovati S
federaln1m je "natlakem ma
.staty a ovladanim kongresem
veci, ktere jasne lei v pravo-
moci statI."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23

re zamestnanych We vsech O.
borech podnikanf bylo 1881
900, Gill o 3,395,OOO - 7.2
proc. - meme nez primer A.
|276,OOO zamestnanych r. 1929.
Nejvice Sc zamestnanost zvysi-
la We vyrobe, pax v obchodnim
prodeji, doprave, veTejnych u
|tilitach, v lesnictv1, a nejmene
v zemedelstvf.
- Rekordy odboru pokladu
ukazuji, re ma kazdeho re 129
milionG obyvatel Spoj. StatG
$269.55 z narodniho
|,dluhu, ktery vzrostl ma skoro
|35 biliond dollard. V6tsinu
vladnich dluhopisG vlastni ban
ky, pojistovny a korporace.
- Presidentovo poslanf kon-
gresu, jfmz opravnil schodek
pokladny pro benny rok ma
S2,557,OOO,0O a schodek ma
S418,O 900, 900 budouci rok, pre-
kvapilo v 1tery kongres.
V poslanf SVEN president
Roosevelt zadal O $1,5OO,OOO,-
900 pro pomocnou akci. Kon-
gresni vddcove projevili, re
zmensenf tohoto obnosu bylo
by die jejich nahledu zadou-
elm a to ma obnos 100000
900.
President projevil MAJOR, re
doufa,z re vladni rozpocet urov-
nan Dude v budoucim roce. Je-
no radcove navrhli, re tohoto
docfleno byti niue jedine snf-
zenfm vydanf a re by provade-
no byti melo i pozdeji. Presi-
dent ujistil kongres, re zadne
move zdanovanf nebude prove
demo aspon do budouclho roku.
Robinson, v1dce vetsiny, me-
ri jinym pc obdrzen1 po~selstvi
prohlasil:
"Po sedm a pGl roku vlada
Ella ma dluzenych penez1ch. S
ohledem ma vseobecny stav in
dustrie a obchodu, IDA sc mi,
re poselstv1 a odstraneni pro-
hlubne mezi pr1jmy a vydan1m,
jest nesmfrne potfebnym ano
rozkazujicfm.
My nemGzeme stale pokra-
covati vydavati vice mad nase
prfjmy abychom tim neposko-
dill liver vlady.
Senator McNary z Oregon,
republikansky vGdce, schvalil
poselstvi presidentovo.
= Pro nezamestnane Dude
dosti dn1 bez masa. Kongres
povolil 1radu jeden million do
larG, ably "a tento kupovany
byly ryby a JIM nezamestnani
krmeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
z lidskeho zivota.

V Chicago byl projednavan
process Is neteTf a synovcG Is
lete Mary Scully Pagan Will
helm, ktera 81 v rs letech ma
mluvila 34leteho prodavace
kloboukG Augusta Wilhelma,
provdala Sc "a n6ho, kdyz mu
odkazala cele, 100000 c1tajl-
CT jmen1. Ia tri mes1ce il no
vomanzel utancoval. Jezdil S
nj z jedne zabavy do druhe,
babicka pila, tancovala az zem
rela.
Jedna svedkyne, 77leta Mae
Mitchellova, pT1telkyne Will
helmove, vykladala, re by 81
nikdy nepomyslela jak laska
mdze cloveka zmeniti. Zesnu-
Ia byla pc cely zivot zasmusi-
la, malomluvna, strojila Sc le-
dabyle a mic ma sebe nedrzela.
81 namluvila "Augie",
jak Wilhelma jmenovala, tax
81 pocfnala jake mlada holcic-
ka. Strojila, ba fintila Sc, ku-
povala satecky jake slecinky a
chodila jake dfvenka, usmlva-
la Sc ma vsechny strany, lasko-
yala a kazdemu vypravela jak
Augie il ma rad, jak 81 must
koupit neco lepsfho ma sebe.
Mitchellova byla druzickou ma
veselce, kdyz sc Wilhelmova
roku 1888 poprve a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Zmizely zenich mrtvolou.

V mrtvole muze, nalezene ma
malo uz1vane ceste v severovy-
chodn1 Nevade, byl ztotoznen
James David Smith re Ship
pensburg, Pa, ktery pred ire
mi tydny zmizel cestou Ike
sym oddavkam. Nalezen byl
V takove posici, re 1Tady naz-
nacujf sebevrazdu.
Smith "nepochybne spachal
sebevrazdu."
Byl posledn6 spatren ma
Velky patek, kdy opustil Ship
pensburg. Mel slaviti svatbu S
Kathleen Bard, lee nev6sta ma
neho marne cekala. Mfsto,
kde byla jeho mrtvola naleze-
ma, Je vice nez $500 mil cd je-
no domova v Pennsylvania.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Zabila muze sekerou.

V New Sastle, Ind, Omega
York, 81 rok stara je DIVINE
ma, re zabila sveho manzela.
81 leta stareho, sekerou v je-
jich domove. Doktor kterJ pro-
vedl obhlfdku mrtvoly, pravil,
re "hornf cast tela obeti byla
fakticky znicena."
16 let starry Raymond a 10
let starry Dorvin, synove Yor-
kovych, byli p~robuzeni hlukem
v pfizemi, sbehli dolG a videli
otce, lezfc1ho ma lozi V krvi.
DIE Serbia lorna, Korkova
.mu Tekla, re jejf manzel zacal
s nj haiku, kdyz pTisel DON'T a
sahal pc revolveru. zena cho-
pila Sc sekery, ably sc branila a
il muze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Bandite dopadeni.

V Topeka, Kansas, federal
nj agent byl tezce zranen, a
kolemjdoucf muz byl strelen
do nohy v dvoran6 postovn1ho
1radu behem pokusu O zatceni
dvou muz1, hledanych We spo-
jeni S bankovn1 loupezi v Ka-
tonah, N. Y. Bylo vypaleno ma
2 0ran. Podezrel1 konecne u
jeli v AUTOMOBILE.
Tajny w. w. Baker z vyse-
~trovac1 dradovny byl stfelen
ctyfikrate. Postrelen byl O. D.
Davis z Topeky.
Ku strelbe doslo u okenka
pri prij1man1 registrovanych
dopisG, kde tajn1 davali jiz ne
kolik dn1 pozor, ably zatkli
muze, ktery 81 prichaz1 pro po-
stu z New Yorku. Kdyz Sc po-
dezrely objevil, tajny Baker
pristoupil k nemu S revolverem
a nakazal mu, ably dial ruce
vzh1ru. Soucasne ale spolce-
nee bandity zahajil stfelbu re
zadu stfeliv Bakera do zad.
Kdyz Sc tajny obratil, dostal
jinou kulku do prsou. Dalsf
rany jej zasahly do nohou "a
tim co bandite Sc dali ma 1tek.
JIM tajni vybehli ma ulici a strf
leli ma odj1zdej1c1 automobil.
NekteT1 divaci mali "a to, re
take jeden z banditG byl sire
len.
Pozdeji v noci prisla zpra-
va, re uniknuvsf zlosynove u
nesli venkovskeho lekare a do
nutili jej, ably osetril rany jed
noho z mich ma farme blize hra
mic Nebrasky. Unesenym byl
DIR. Sam Hubbard re Sabethy,
Kansas, ktery byl donucen O.
vazati ranu ma ruce bandity,
ktery die vseho kriticky zranil
tajneho Bakera. Zlosyni tele-
fonovali lekari z fanny pobli-
re Sabethy, a kdyz tam prijel,
ocitl Sc tvaTf v tvar dvema mu-
zGm s revolvery. Bandite jej
donutili, ably je We SVEN auto
mobilu zavezl do sve dradov-
ny v Sabetha, kde zraneneho
ovazal. Potion lekar je musil
vyvesti nekolik mil "a mesto,
kde mu bandite auto wall,
vysadili jej ma silnici a ujeli.
Jich vlastni automobil byl ma
lezen rozbity v pTfkopu blfze
fanny odkud telefonovali.
Uprchlfci Gerland Lewis a
Robert Suhary, byli stihani pro
loupez $4,000 v bance v Ka-
toh, N. Y.
serif Homer Sylvester a je-
no bratr Case z Plattsmouthu,
60 mil severne Cd Tope-
ka, dopadli a odzbrojili drive
nez Sc mohli postaviti mad 3D.
por, bandity Suhaye a Lewise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23

znala il podrobne a take il ma
vst1vila, kdyz byla vdana "a
Wilhelma. Pry il sla pro maso,
ale dostala n%aT1zeno, ably pTi-
nesla pekne, ponevadz muzf-
eek chce, ably mu sauna pfipra-
vovala veceTi, a must mu uchy-
stat neco dobreho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23

Krajanske z rGdznych stran.
- New Yorku bylo vyzna-
menano nekolik Client new
yorskeho policejnfho sboru "a
vynikaj1c1 vykony We sluzbe.
Mezi temi, kteTf dostali media
iii "a hrdinnost jest Bohumil
Jursfk, syn krajana Augusta
Jursfka, lakyrnfka. Policista
Jursfk je "a rokd star. Letos
3. ledna, kdy byl mimo sluzbu
a v %civilu, prisel ma stanici pod
zemnf drahy Queensborough
Plaza v Queens, kde zahledl
ma kolej1ch lezeti muze, jehoz
jedna noha uvazla mezi kolej-
nicemi. Ackoli Wax uz prijfz-
del, Jursfk nedbal vlastniho ne
bezpecf, skocil S platformy a
muze zachranil pred jistou
smrtl.
= Ustfedf ceskoslovenskych
spolkG pro New York a okol1
uspoTadalo v pondelf, 10. dub
ma lidovou schGzi, ma kterou
byl pozvan csl. ministr social
nj pece inzenyr Jarom1r Meas,
jenz dill We Spoj. Statech.
Promluvil O SVEN dGlezitem
poslanf do Ameriky v hodnosti
predsedy Mezinarodnfho ira
du prace ma textiln1 konferenci
We Washingtonu a o socialnich
opatfenich v Ceskoslovensku.
Ma konferenci We Washing
tonu dale z Csl. prijeli: DR.. l..
Kotek, sekcni rada z minister
stva socialnf pece ;dr. P. Piska-
eek, sekcni rada z ministerstva
obchodu; inz. Richard Mora
wetz, delegat csl. textiln1ch to-
varn1kG; Anton Roscher, byva-
~ csl. poslanec "a nemeckou
socialni demokracii, jake "a
stupce deln1kG.
" Sioux City, Ia, krajan
Michael Chvala, 45lety MATTEL
maleho hotelu zastfelil svou
milostnici, Theodore Thornber
govu, .25letou, v jejim pokoji.
Potion sc ~postrelil do hlavy.
Usmrcena byla pc pet let
spolecnic1 v jeho podniku. Ia
pr1cinu krvaveho cinu sc uvadi
zarlivost. Chvala podezr1val
re udrzuje pomer s jedn1m ma
jemn1kem pokoje v hotelu.
V East eBrnard, Texas,
Jan Janis, jeden re starych pi-
onyrG osady, pTisel o zivot ne
stastnou nahodou We veku 81
rokG. Zabil Sc padem z auta.
= Arthur J. Prochazka, syn
znameho profesioneln1ho hra-
&c tennisu Rudolfa Probably,
ktery We sportovn1m svete je
znam pod jmenem Arthur Ru-
dolf z New Yorku, byl vybran
jake jeden z deseti hracG tr1-
dy juniorG v Novoanglickych
statech, z nichz Dude sestave-
no druzstvo hrac6 Junior Cup.
Tento vyber provedla u. S.
Lawn Tennis Association.
Mlady Prochazka je 16lety
Roku 1885 a 1886 dobyl cham
pionat tennisu Novoanglickych
statd, v chlapeckem oddeleni.
Letos vstupuje do trfdy JUNO
ri a S ohledem ma vyspelost je-
no hry Sc ocekava, re Sc udrz1
v rade nejleps1ch hrac1.
Druzstvo Junior Davis Cup z
Novoanglickych statd utka Sc S
dals1mi vybrannymi druzstvy z
rdznych cast1 Spoj. StatG.
" Notre Dame, Ind, kra-
jan Joe Benda, ktery byl dosud
trenerem footballoveho teamu
ma St. John kolleji v College
vile, byl jmenovan lend coach
en-" Gill trenerem kridelnich
hracG pri universite Notre
Dame.
Joe vyhral monogramy roku
1926 a 1927. Stava Sc nastup-
Gem JOHNNY O'Briena, ktery pri
Sci O zivot automobilovem ne
stest1 v Chicago II. brezna.
" rodine krajana Ludvi-
ka Strakose v Miles, Texas ma
j opet parek dvojcat a to jiz
tTet1. Hosfka pokrtili jmenem
julius Flip, divku jmenem Ju-
lie. Klucina vail Z h., jeho
sestTicka 6 a p1l lb. Obema sc
daTi dobfe a matce take. Prvnf
parek dvojcat. Rorine a Pavlf-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23

NouSnUtlm OpiCe OtraVen.
V st. Louis, Mo-, 48lety r.
Barnett zemrel ma otravu krve.
Byl pred dvema mesfci kous-
nut malou opickou.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-04
EDUCATIONAL
EXHIBIT TODAY.
Miss Isabel Hoey and Mrs.
Morris Among Ashe-
vile Speakers

ASHEVILLE, May A. - Miss
Isabel Hoey, daughter Of Gov. and
Mrs. Clyde Hoey, and Mrs. Eliza
beth Morris, of Raleigh, state d.
rector of the WPA educational
program. will be the principal
speakers at the dramatized ex-
hibit at Recreation park today, in
which adult students from II
counties will participate.
The program during the day
will include exhibits Of the work
of adult students, addresses, mu-
sic, and various skits which will
depict the work of adult schools.
Robert Latham, of Asheville,
will bring messages from many
distinguished persons interested in
the adult education movement.
The Asheville high school band
will give concert and the ad-
dress of welcome will be by II.
Grady Regain, chairman of the
board of county commissioners.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-04
HOME COMING AT
MT. MORIAH SET
FOR NEXT SUNDAY

MOUNT MORIAH, May A
Mothers Day program and home
coming day will be observed at
Mount Moriah church on Sunday,
May 8, instead of on May 8, as
announced last week. There will
also be a cemetery cleaning on
Friday, May 7th, and all persons
having relatives buried there or
interested, are urged to aid in the
work.
Miss Grace Owensby was a dim
ner guest of Miss Eva Jones on
Sunday.
w. F. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Merrell went to Greenvillc,
S. c., to a singing last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Gillian
spent Sunday with Mrs. Jane
Stepp.
Frank Hill! and Charles Pace
spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-04
WINDSOR AND MRS.
SIMPSON ARE UNITED
(Continued from paaa one)

Continued from Da3s ohe'
don to escape flood of telephone
calls. There he learned that he
had irrevocably lost his wife to
Edward.
King George VI, suddenly thrust
upon the throne after his brothers
hectic reign Of IL months, was
closeted with officials of the min
istry of labor and Prime Minister
Stanley Baldwin. striving person
allv to bring about settlement
of a bus strike that threatens to
mar the gayety of his coronation.
The billion-dollar plans for the
coronation nine days hence--the
coronation that was to have been
Edwards until he sacrificed his
throne for love-were swept from
the public's mind. The paralyzing
bus strike was ignored.
Millions of Britons and thou
sands of coronation visitors from
overseas stood in the gayly-deco-
rated streets reading and talking
eagerly of the lightning-quick d.
vorce court action that left Mrs.
Simpson free to marry Edward
and become the Duchess of Wind
sor, sixth ranking lady OF the
British empire.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-04
DEATH TAKES
MRS. BREESE
Rites for Wife of Promin-
ent Brevard Attorney
Are Today

BREVARD, May Airs. w.
F.. Breese, wife of w. f. Breese,
prominent attorney and fifth dis
trict director of the WPA, died ut
her home here at GAS o'clock last
night after an illness of about
four years.
Funeral services will be held at
5 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at
st. Phillips Episcopal church and
burial will follow at st. PauPs in
the Valley.
Honorary pallbearers will be
members of the Pennsylvania
County Bar association. Active
pallbearers will be Pat Kinney,
r. L. Cash, d. L. English. Ralph
II. Ramsey, Jr., Lewis P. Hamlin,
and T. Coleman Galloway.
Mrs. Breese is survived by her
husband; one daughter, Mrs. John
r. Hudson of Shelby, and two
sons, w. E., Jr., of Memphis,
Tenn, and F. W. BreeSe, stu
dent at Georgetown Law School,
Washington, d. c.
She was a native of Richmond,
Va, the daughter of George n.
Woodbridge, and Martha Edmund
Woodbridge.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-04
Why Laxatives
Fail In Stubborn
Constipation

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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mesdames Frank Station and
Ralph Delaplane returned home
yesterday after a weekend visit
to the latter's son, DR.. Walter
Delaplane, and Mrs. Delaplane at
Duke University. They went espe-
cially for the May Day festivities:
A cousin, Mrs. A. H. Freeman OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, returned with
them for a visit.
Mrs. j. G. Waldrop has returned
home after spending the winter
with her sons and daughters in
Greenville, Bethel, New Bern and
other points in the eastern part OF
the state. Her last visit was to
her daughter, Mrs. L. A. lzlar, IN
Charleston, S. C. A number of
courtesies were extended her dur
ing her visits.
Mrs. Classic T. Hansen and
daughter, Miss Shirley Hansen,
who recently moved here and have
been guests at The Waverlv, have
gone into their new home, the for
mer wilkins home, which they
purchased. Miss Hansen spent the
weekend at Duke University,
Durham, where she attended the
Sigma Alpha Epsilon dances.
Miss Julia Crosland returned
yesterday after being in Aiken
and other South Carolina points
for the winter. She is getting The
Marlborough ready for opening
about June |.
Miss Mary 10 Bangs has re-
turned from Athens, Ga, where
she attended the Little Com
mencement" dances at the Uni
versity.
Mrs. Charles Murphy and Young
son. Bobby, left today for Rome,
Ca, where she will visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Cope
land. and other relatives.
Mrs. May Pendleton spent the
weekend in Shelby with her moth
err, Mrs. f. H. Lawson, and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Lawson.
Miss MAY Edney returned to
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Edney, today after
undergoing a tonsil operation at
Patton Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Bruce Cox and son, Billy,
left yesterday for an extended
visit with relatives in Newbern,
High Point, Kinston and other
eastern points in the state.
Mrs. Geo. C. Munger, of Miami,
and Miss Pearl Jones, of Lake
Worth, Fla, arrived today to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hamnett at
Rock Haven Lodge, Edneyville.
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.FASCISTS AIM
SOVIET blow
Italy, Germany Would
Maneuver Reds Out of
Locarno Farley

ROME, May a. (UP).-ltaly
and Germany last night were re-
ported planning a joint policy
aimed at eliminating their COM
mon enemy-Soviet Russia-from
further negotiations for a new Lo-
carno peace pact.
Such reports circulated after
German Foreign Minister Kon-
stantin Won Neurath conferred for
more than an hour with Premier
Benito Mussolini and Foreign Min
lister Galeazzo Ciano, II Duce's
Son-in-law.
The entire field of European
politics will be covered before
Neurath leaves, it was reported.
Officially his visit is a return
courtesy for Ciano's trip to Berlin
last October. Last week, however,
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY
MET YESTERDAY

The joint meeting of the cir
cles of the Woman's Missionary
society of the First Methodist
church was held in the ladies' par
Tor yesterday afternoon. The
opening hymn was followed with
prayer by the president, Mrs. j.
II. Ellison, who welcomed Miss
Bessie Allen, who had spent the
winter in Florida, and two visit
ors, Mesdames H. A. Crane and
w. G. MagnesS.
After the latest news from the
Missionary Bulletin had been pre-
sented by Mrs. l.. B. Haynes, va
rlous reports were received. Spe-
cial interest was attached to the
success of the luncheons, which
We're served on Thursday and
Friday to the Presbyterial dele
gates, the report being given by
the chairman, Mrs. V. c. V. Shep-
herd, who was assisted by group
of members. The president direct
ed attention to the food sale to
be sponsored on Saturday by the
Wesley Bible class and Circle No.
s.; also urging the women to at
tend the district missionary meet
ing at Weaverville on Thursday.
The president, a delegate to the
recent annual missionary confer
ence held in Mt. Airy, brought an
interesting report full of cheer
ing details. The conference was
one of the largest of its kind ever
held in North Carolina, 229 of
the delegates never having at
tended before.
Mrs. l.. p. Sims circle closed
the program with an appealing
pageant, Fellowship of the
Church. Those taking part were
MeSdames Paul English, II. V.
Godfrey, J. d. Waddell, Satter-
field, Brock, w. c. Armstrong,
Roy Bass, and Misses Mallie Pat
rick and Stella Dixon.
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Plan WPA Area
Training Event

An area WPA training institute
will be held Wednesday and
Thursday, May 6 and 7, to be at
tended by the forewomen and su-
pervisors Of WPA sewing rooms
from Polk, Henderson, Transyl-
vania and Macon counties, it was
announced this morning. .
In attendance from here will
be Mrs. Clyde Kollock, Henderson
county supervisor, and Mrs. Mar
garet Johnson, area supervisor.
The purpose Of this conference
is to train forewomen in carrying
on the work Of the sewing rooms:
Each month, 16 hours is devoted
to the training of women in these
rooms and the forewomen are to
be prepared to carry on this phase
of the work.