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Evening star., 1938-06-12

Mrs. Daisy Lesser Is making her
home at 1762 Lanier place NV,
where she will be pleased to see her
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerngood
In Atlantic City. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerngood, who spent
the winter and early spring at Ward
man Park Hotel are now in Atlantic
City for the summer at the Knicker-
booker.
DR.. and Mrs. William Ogus spent
the week end in Atlantic City. where
they celebrated their 2oth wedding
anniversary.
Miss Henrietta Binswanger, who has
been visiting her nephew and niece,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wise, for several
weeks. left Tuesday for Macon, Ga.
The confirmation exercises Of the
Sixth Street Temple will take place
this morning at 10 o'clock with class
Of "a.
Mrs. Herbert Glassman will be host
ess at garden tea and bridge tomor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock at her
home, 4839 Colorado avenue NV, as
sisted by Mrs. Morris Gewirz and a
group of ladies' The affair Is spon-
sored by the Sisterhood of the Adas
Israel Temple. Mrs. Morris Bildman
is in charge Of reservations.
A large party Of professional and
business men Of this city and out-of-
town guests numbering over q hun
dred sailed yesterday from Baltimore
on their annual spring frolic to Anna
polls, Williamsburg and the Chesa-
peake Bay. They will return Tuesday.
Col. and Mrs. Julius Peyser and Mr..
and Mrs Sidney Hechinger are among
the Washingtonians attending the
Bankers Convention at the Homestead,
Hot Springs, Va.
Jewish Women Have
Luncheon Tomorrow.
The Jewish Women's Unit Of the
American Red Cross gave a luncheon
Monday at the Brighton. Mrs. Joseph
Soloman is chairman Of the unit.
Mrs. Sol segal and Mrs. J. Green
blad Of Denver, Colo, are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Segal of Brandy
wine street. They came to Washing
ton to attend the confirmation of their
granddaughter, Miss Ruth Fay Segal,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Judel Dunsky Of Germiston, a
suburb of Johannesburg, South Africa,
Is visiting Mrs. Benjamin Siegel until
June 10, and was guest at the Ha-
dassah spring luncheon Wednesday at
the Mayflower. Mrs Dunsky is a lead
er Of the Women's International Zion
ist Organization.
The donor luncheon of the Hebrew
Sisters Aid Circle will take place
Tuesday at 1890 o'clock. at the Will
lard Hotel, the proceeds to 60 to
charity. Mrs. Joseph Cherner is chair
man Of the affair.
DR.. Alec Horwitz will be the guest
speaker.
Miss Ruth Simon accompanied her
brother, Mr.. Louis Simon, to Char
lottesville. Va, for the week end and
the commencement exercises at the
University Of Virginia, where Mr..
Simon is a student.
Mrs. Schwab to Visit
Daughter In Erie.
Mrs. Eugene Schwab will leave to-
morrow for Erie. Pa, to spend three
weeks visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Grad.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Aronoff Of
Cathedral Mansions announce the
birth Of son, Martin j., at Columbia
Hospital June 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Witkowski,
229 F'arragut street NV. will be at
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Many Woo Shock Girl.

Proposals from many corners Of
the world have been received by Miss
Jean Guthrie, who represented the
Spirit Of Electricity in the pageant
in Sydney, Australia, last February
She appeared in the foreground of q
picture of the parade which was
printed in many countries. The most
ardent proposal was addressed, in
Italian, ITO the Most Beautiful Young
Lady Of Sydney" 1t had been mailed
In Vibo Valentia, italy. Miss Guthrie's
picture, accompanying it. enabled post
men to find her. The girl has refused
all offers Of marriage.
Evening star., 1938-06-12

MI. dllu MILO. MOItOIl LuCIlS nave
opened their country home, Lux
Manor. near Bethesda, Nd, for the
summer and will have with them their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Legum.
Mrs. Arthur Marks
Returns from Visit
Mrs. Arthur Marks has returned
from visit at Woodmere, Long Island.
Her daughter, Mrs. Fred Rauh, and
her two young sons left Thursday for
Woodmere to join Mr.. Rauh to make
their home after visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Marks.
Mrs. Benjamin Spigel left Thurs
day by motor for Virginia Beach to
open her summer cottage. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Sol Minister and
Miss Dorothy Minister, who will be her
guests for week. Mrs. Spigel makes
her home at the Roosevelt.
Mrs. Joseph Goldstein is visiting
relatives in Roanoke, Va, her former
home, for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. Lester S. Blumenthal, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Blumenthal,
was graduated from George Washing
ton University Wednesday night, re-
ceiving his A. B. degree.
Miss Alice West, daughter Of Mrs.
Sidney West, also graduated from
George Washington University with
high honors.
The alfresco luncheon, cards and
bingo party, given by the Washington
Section, Council Of Jewish Women, for
the benefit Of the Center Camp, will
take place Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock at the Woodmont Country
Club.
Mrs. Robert Meyer has returned to
her apartment in the Broadmoor after
visit to her sister, Mrs. Victor Stras-
burger in Norfolk, Va. She attended
the confirmation of her niece, Miss
Emmy Lou Epstein, which took place
last Sunday.
Peysers Now Residing
On Quesada Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Peyser and
their young son have taken q house at
$500 Quesada street NV.
Mrs. Edward Kohner has joined Mr..
Kohner at their home on Belmont
road after two weeks in Atlantic City
and New York. In the latter place
Mrs. Kohner visited her two daughters,
Mrs. Edward Deutsch and Mrs. Harry
Gutmann.
Mrs. Milton Kronheim is returning
tomorrow from a two-week stay at the
st. Charles Hotel, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Baum have
opened their summer home, Sun Kist
Hill, at Bluemont, Va.
The Washington Juniors Of the j.
c. r. S. of Denver, Colo, will give an
open affair this afternoon and evening
at the Maryland Club Gardens starting
at 4 o'clock. There will be swimming,
Mantle Carlo and dancing. The pro-
ceedS Of the affair will go to the Dem
yer Sanatorium. Miss Irene Saloman
Is president Of the juniors Miss Tillie
Norwood is chairman of the party, as
sisted by Miss Selma Alpher and Miss
Miriam Zeltzer
A door prize will be presented at
the end Of the evening, an all-expense
week end trip to Virginia Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. George Snowden of
1418 Madison street have as their
guest the latter's mother, Mrs. Cohen
Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Seidenman
motored to Winston-Salem, N. c., for
the week end.
Miss Helen Strasburger Is in New
York visiting her brother -in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Newmyer,
at the Lombardy.
Evening star., 1938-06-12
The Politician Paws.

OKLAHOMA CITY R.-Political
fireworks may renovate the downtown
Baptist Church here.
Church officers announced open
house would be held each Tuesday
and Friday nights until the election.
Politicians were invited to speak
provided they pay.
Evening star., 1938-06-12

on the feet Of towboats-which Gen. Ashburn
calls showers" because they shove instead Of
towing-yet Notwithstanding they are expected
to revolutionize river transportation on the
Missouri
Mrs. Loose Is Asked to
Christen the Kansas City.
The first Of the new showers Is to be
named the Kansas City, and Mrs. Jacob Leander
Loose, has been asked TO christen 1t; and while Q
towboat may only rate beer, If and when she
sponsors the new twin screw tunnel type boat
taking on l.l5o horsepower from Diesel engines,
she will use bottle of the best extra dry, be-
ribboned as for the christening Of big battle
cruiser of the millions type. In inviting Mrs
Loose to christen the Kansas City. Gen. Ash
burn said there were several reasons: First, be-
cause she could give that graceful, social touch
with which she is SO familiar as one Of Wash
ipo
Evening star., 1938-06-12

ages and the poor Of the city. An
nually after that a fete was given for
inmates of institutions-especia the
aged.
Dots and Dashes
Worthy of Note.
The open-air art show last week In
Lafayette square was an entering
wedge that it is hoped will open up
greater possibilities in the future for
the artists of Washington. While
the Capital boasts of its cosmopolitan
atmosphere, 1t is a bit too self-con-
scious, too afraid Of precedence, to
enjoy the bohemianism of such an
outdoor exhibition. The arrangement
of the show might have been more
pleasing.
Those who were fortunate enough
to show their pictures on the east
side of Madison place had a charm
ing background in the old Cameron
House and the Cosmos Club, including
Miss Bessie Poe, who says she does
not know just why she paints but
that the urge came, and she simply
could not resist It, Miss Poe's success
has been wonderful from an artist
standpoint She has exhibited at
the Philadelphia Academy of Fine
Arts The gallery owns one OF her
pictures She is one of the five
Washington artists who has been in
vited to send her pictures to the
American Galleries show in New
York At the outdoor show here
her Dream Within Dream" was en-
gaging . The conception to
paraphrase a response in the cate
chism of the Episcopal Church, this
lovely picture had the outward and
visible form of an inward and spir-
itual charm :. tiny pool in the
foreground. deep set, reflected in a
weird light, the mountains in the
background :. sky lighted up and
yet produced a misty, dreamy haze.
Quite so.
1t Is Business Before Pleasure
With Representative Rogers.
Representative Rogers did not get
to the veterans party at the White
House She remained at the
Capitol that day until after 6 o'clock
to get bill through for a disabled
veteran in her district A SER
geant in the World War was to be
commissioned an officer, his desperate
wounds prevented his appearing when
the commission was to be granted :.
1t Is the compensation for the higher
rank the gentlewoman from the Boy
State was working for her work
overseas her membership on
Committee Of World War Veterans
Legislation . her activities for the
men since the war they love her.
Best Seller Awarded
Helsingf0rs Prize.
Have you read Katrina? Sally
Salminen, while employed as a maid
In New England family, wrote it
There is a certain distinction about
the book Katrina married a
jolly sailor, who was not all she
thought he was but who could paint
glowing pictures of his home on the
Aland 1slands-in the Bay of Both
nia-she found his desolate, squalid
nut She was shocked but too
proud to go back to hr family on
the mainland Katrina becomes a
new woman, so to speak, and defies
the practices of the overlords of the
island Finally through many
tribulations she gains respect and
some affection for her husband :.
Miss Salimen, a Finn, has not only
done herself a great honor in her
novel, but has brought her native
Finland into the limelight with one
of the best sellers Of today. She has
been awarded the famous Helsingfors
prize.
Evening star., 1938-06-12
About Well>Known Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
Gen. Ashburn's Shower Fleet
May Be Envy of Navy.
Mrs. Loose Honored.
By ROBERT CRAWFORD.

4 Az AsHBURN III
M by a land Mbber,
present
= launching n
towboas part
fleet will Pacific
Evening star., 1938-06-12
License Never Heard of It.

BIRMINGHAM, Eng. R).-Sum-
moned for speeding, motorist here
said he had been driving five years
without q license and didn't know he
needed one. He was fined $17.50.
Evening star., 1938-06-12

the of Loose associated with the
the indusialts a
of the West.
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Telegrapher WEEDS
Valley Hill Girl
Miss fitzpatrick Bride Of
Norman F. Corn

In a ceremony marked by its
simplicity, Miss Thelma kilpat-
rick, Of Valley Hill, became the
bride of Mr.. Norman F. Corn, Of
Her.dersonville, on Saturday eve
Ming at $50 o'clock.
The ceremony was performed
by and at the home of the Rev.
Carl Blythe, uncle of the bride, in
the presence of a few friends and
relatives. Rev. Blythe used the
impressive ring ceremony.
The bride, who is the attrac-
tive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L..
F. Fitzpatrick, was attired in blue
chiffon gown with matching &C
cessories. She is well known here
by host of friends.
Mr.. Corn is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Corn, of Henderson
vile. For several years he has
been connected with the Western
Union company as operator.
For the present Mr.. and Mrs.
Corn will make their home with
his parents at 423 King street.
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Here's another version of hot
weather nectar, using SONY. of the
milk of Paradise.
Lemon Cream FrN,pe
Il quartz
Two eggs, 1-2 cup I sugar, 10
cup light corn syrup 2 cups tor
milk, IA cup lemon J uice, 8 drops
almond extract, / Teaspoon graf
ed lemon peel.
Beat eggs until flemon colored.
Gradually beat isi sugar until
mixture has custsArd-like consist.
ency. Add remaining ingredients
and mix well. Freeze in ice
cream freezer until stiff, or use
automatic refrdf ,erator.
Freeze at los vest temperature
until stiff. Reg move to bowl and
beat until Gga and creamy. Re-
turn at once to freezing tray. Fin.
lsh freezing. This one stirring is
all that is ~ .eded. Hold at mid.
die control . or serving.
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HOOPERS CREEK
HOOPERS CREEK. Aug. IT,

HOOPERS CREEK, Aug. IT,
A large crowd attended the flu
neral services Of Miss Clara Gar
rem held at Hoopers Creek Bap-
fist church Friday afternoon,
August II, at three o'clock with
the pastor, Rev. William Huntley,
Rev. Sam Huntley and Rev. n.
A. Melton officiating.
Miss Garren was at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Sam Suttles,
during her illness and all of her
brothers and sisters were gather
ed by her bedside at the time Of
her death.
Her nepheWs acted as PaIlbear
ers. They were: Hershell, Parlie,
and Wolfe Suttles; Fred and
Claude Garren, and Wolfe Whita
ker. Her nieceS acted as flower
girls.
She is survived by three sis.
ters: Mrs. Sara Suttles, Mrs f.
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who is now visiting her roommate
at W. c. of U. n. c., Greensboro,
Miss Susie Weyher, in kinston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brown are
on a vacation trip to Washington,
D. c., where Miss Elizabeth Maui
ney is studying music. During
their absence, Mrs. Browns par,
ents, Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Mauney
Miss Mary Vera Mauney and Mar,
shall Mauney, of Hickory, are with
the Browns little daughters.
Miss Margaret Bridges of Jack
sonville, Fla. who is spending
some weeks here, has gone to Or,
angeburg, S. c., to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard ". Kapps for a few
days.
Mrs. R. L. Councilman and little
daughter, Emily Mae, of Morgan,
ton, are guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Sar,
gent. Rev. Mr.. Councilman, who
is holding q meeting at Pageland
S. c., will return here on Satur'
day to join his family.
Mrs. S. 4. Martin and grand
SON Louis Hall, both of Atlanta
Ca, are guests OF the formers
son, Ralph Martin, and Mrs. Mar
tin.
Mr.. A. H. Harper and mother
Mrs. W. H. Harper, from the cas-
tern part of the state, are witt
Mrs. NJ. r. Allen for the rest Of
the season.
Mrs. W. J. Powell and young
daughter, Billy, and Mrs. William
Mckay left yesterday for then
home in ThomaSville, Ga.
Frank Bryant has gone to nj:
home in Orangeburg, S. C., for
stay of a few days.
Rev. A. V. Reese left for his
werk in Florida this morning af'
ter a weeks stay here with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collar L. Reese
and two daughters, jeanne anc
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Miss Margaret Bridges, who,
with her aunt, Mrs. J. ". Power,
of Jacksonville, Fla, is spending
the simmer here, left Tuesday
morning for Orangeburg, s. c.,
where She will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Capps. Mrs.
Capps. is the former Margaret
Bryant, daughter of Mrs. Eliza
beth Bryant of Orangeburg and
HendersOnville.
Miss Bertha Stroman has re-
turned TO Oraugeburg. S. c., af-
ter a visit to Mrs. Elizabeth S.
Bryant st her summer home on
Fifth avenue west. Mrs. Bryant
also had as guests for short stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Worrell
Kapp of Orsngeburg, the latter
her daughter, whose marriage
few months ago was a social event
OF mach interest.
Miss Virginia Lcntz Is in vii
son where she will be Miss Hen
Jacksonville at the Wilson Tobacco
Festival. She was Joined in Con-
cord BY Miss Nell Dedmon, who
had spent q few days there, and
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M. Whitaker and Mrs. |. K. Gil
bert, all Of Fletcher; and two
brothers, D. o. and H. H. Garren,
also of Fletcher.
Miss Lottie Southcr is home
from Hammond, Ind.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Parlie
Suttles, 4 daughter, on August Is.
Mr.. Henry Whitaker is spend
ing some time with his uncle, H..
H. Garren.
Mrs. Hester Youngblood, who
has been on the sick list, is i'm
proving.
The Garren reunion will be
held at Mrs. Florence Garren's
near the airport, Sunday, August
q. Relatives and friends Of the
family are invited to come and
| bring well-filled baskets.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Emery at Mountain
! Sanitarium, August -.
Glow worms administer an an
cSthetic TO their victims before
! eating them.
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B.T.U.0FFICERS
OUTLINE WORK
Associational Plans for
Year Mapped; Off
ficers Announced

The Baptist Training Union as
sociational officers met with Jun
JUS Higgins at his home on Will
low street last night to plan the
associational work for the ensuing
year
The meeting was opened by a
song, II Am Thine, o Lord" and
prayer by the Rev. w. W. Worley.
Director, Miss Ethen Presley,
conducted the group into gen
eral discussion of the possibilities
of organizing Baptist Training
unions in churches that haven
one or more unions. Miss Presley
requested that the leaders OF the
six groups in the association plan
to have a district meeting IN Sep
TENDER.
Vital remarks as to the organi-
cation and conducting b. i. U.
work were made by the Rev. w.
W. Worley and Roy Higgins.
The following BTU. officers
were elected at the Carolina as
ISOLATION which convened at Tux
edo Baptist church August 8:
Miss Ethen Presley, director
Miss Florence Justice, associate
director; Miss Rachel Kuykendall,
secretary; Mrs. T. S. Mulligan,
pianist; Junius Higgins, choirls-
lter; Mrs. H. L. F. Drake, adult
Header; Marshall Waterson, SEN
Tor leader; Mrs. L. V. LYDIA, IN
termediate leader; Miss Blanche
Smith, junior leader; Miss lzora
Reese, story hour leader; Rev. ".
W. Worley, pastor director.
Group leaders are as follows
Miss Mile Pace, group !; Miss
Ann Parker, group 2; Miss Ihel-
ma Drake, group 3; Jack Cleve-
land, group 4; Albert Hill, group
5. and Miss Anna Bell Rainesr
group 6.
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HULL URGES PEACE,
HINTS WAR COURSE
Continued from page tWol

the settlement are being used as
bases for anti-Japanese propa-
ganda and terrorist activities and
that the settlement police force,
much of which is Chinese, cannot
be depended upon to round up
Chang Kai-shek's agitators.
The contention of the municipal
council was that it has gone as
far as it can in meeting japanese
demands and that terms Of the
treaties with China on which the
settlement rests demand that the
settlement authorities dispense I'M
partial justice favoring neither
japanese nor Chinese.
The Czechoslovakian Supreme
Council for National Defense,
meeting in extraordinary session,
voted yesterday to face Germany's
extensive military maneuvers with
a policy of Impressive prepared
ness"
DESPITE official secrecy the Unit
ed Press was Informed authOrlta-
lively that this all-important war
council decided against mobiliza'
ton and expressed itself in favor
of a "calm attitude that will meet
the approval of both France and
Britain"
The session. which lasted sew
eral hours in the offices of Pre-.
mier Milan Hodza, also included
discussion of economic aspects of
defense and the general military
situation.
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MRS HOUSTON hONORS
VISITOR

Mrs. A. y. Houston gave love
" dinner party last evening hon
orirg Mrs. AthalSa Brown, of
Tarboro. worthy grand matron of
the state of North Carolina, who
is here on her official visit. The
certerpiece was a crystal bowl OF
verbena and dainty baby's breath.
Besides the honoree, Mrs.
Brown, the guests included the
following other Eastern Star Of
fic:s!s: district deputy grand ma
iron, Mrs. Nell II. Porter, Of
Swanuanoa; the grand organiSt,
Mrs. Celia Hawkins, Of ASheville,
and the worthy mstron, Mrs. Flor
ence Franklin. Covers we're also
laid Cor Miss Amanda Clayton, Of
S.. Petersburg. Fla, and Miss
Mary Aiken, CT PicSeas, 5. c.,
nieces of Mrs. Houston.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S BIBLE
CLASS ENJOYS OUTING

The Y.W.B. class Of the First
Baptist church held its monthly
meeting AT the North Mills River
Recreation camp on Tuesday
evening.
Two young ladies and the hus-
bands Of the young matrons Of
the class were special guests and
enjoyed 4 very delectable steak
supper prepared "camp style" by
the Rev. BroaGus E. Wall and
Mr.. Briggs.
Following the supper hour a
short business session was presid-
ed over by the president, Mrs.
Hubert. Greenwood. The selection
of a new class name was discuss
Cd and the committee appointed
10 act or this is composed of Miss
Matte Sue French, Miss Flora
Caveaaugh and MrS. GadeI Cor
pening.
It was announced that the Sep
TENDER meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Frank Collins
and each member is urged to be
present,
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LITTLE RIVER

LITTLE RIVER ROAD, Aug.
l7.-Mrs. Emma Lockaby and
Miss Sue Lockaby visited Mrs,
Newell Salts Sunday. =,
John Brown of Cats Head had
a stroke of paralysis recently. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. James King and
children and Lock Salts visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry King Of Mt
Olivet Sunday. ...
Mrs. Joe Salts is visiting rela'
tives in South Carolina this
week.
There have been many cases
of colds and flu on the road FOL
lowing the recent rains.
Mrs. Cora Stewart Of Hiliglrtt,
Woodrow Pittillo Of Fruitland.
Harley Gibbs and daughter, Viii.
ma, Of Dana, Mrs. J. Boiling Of
Hendersonville and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Hunnicut were visitors Al
! Theodore Gibbs Sunday.
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S0 g! , { ;.I!,;I;; J.. T,!Y NV:
Numbers
sso
GOLDEN WEDDING
CELEBRATED
Cab
Before
Eoee

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel n. Riggan
at their home at S04 Kanuga
street celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary yesterday in a
delightfully."- informal manner. The
home was artistically arranged
with q profusion of dahlias and
gladioh in gold and white. Their
marriage was solemnized on Aug
ust IS, 1888, in Wake Forest.
Music was enjoyed throughout
the afternoon and evening. Mrs.
J. Ii. Kirkman, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Riggan, was assist
ed in serving refreshing purch
and individual cakes by Gerald
me Drake. Ir. J. Harvey Riggan
is the only son.
About nifty friends called to
extend congratulations. Many
lovely gifts were received.
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Shuttle Board
Skill Is Shown

A friendly shuttle board tour
nament is held each week on the
courts at Bert Boyd Park.
From the showings i'll these
tournaments, it is evident that the
city has a number Of expert play
erS.
The tournament this week was
won by Mr.. and Mrs. c. Kinsella,
of Hollywood, Fla, who demon
strated much skill at the game be-
fore a large crowd of people.
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NEIGHBOR ALLEGES
DOG IS NUISANCE

RALEIGH, Aug. 17.-(UP)-
Mrs. E. D. Lilley yesterday swore
out a warrant charging her neigh
Dor, Mrs. Minnie Johnson, with
maintaining a public nuisance, a
collie dog. The dog. Mrs. Lilley
said, barked regularly at 6 a. m.
when she was trying to sleep, at
mid-afternoon when her child took
a nap, an hour later when she took
a nap, and at s p. m. when she
put her child to bed.
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TIINICS REPLACE TOCAS

BERKELEY. Cal. (UP)-Pro-
motors Of the Greek Theater here
feel that II Duce would be pleased
if he knew that they had present
ed Shakespeare's Julius Caesar"
with the characters wearing the
military uniforms of Italy today
instead of the tOgas of ancient
Rome