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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-29
GREEN RIVER TOWNSHIP

Mrs. }. C. Allen, 4S acres.
| $5.05.
Clarence Allison, "a II arras
Tom Ballard Rd., 1897.
Richard Allison, "A acres and
house Mt. Olivet, 1886.
Lum Anders and wife, II
acres Sally Anders prop, $500.
Mrs. l.. C. Babb, acres Z;r-
coma, $l.03.
John Bane, / acre Green River,
$4.87.
J. C. Bane, 4 acres Green Riv-
er, $500.
NJ. H. Bane, So acres, 1886.
E. T. Bayne, 80 acres Green
River, 1886.
H. S. Beck, ] lot and house
Hort place, $1.55.
H. S. Beddingfeld, IS acres NJ
Olivet, S5.41.
J. T. Beddingfeld, 60 acres
Green River, $685.; So acres Long
Mtn., $l.S0; 40 acres Green RIv-
err, 1851.
F. d. Bell, 2 lots John Taylor
place, $5.15; acres head Lake
Summit, $1.55; z lots Green Riv-
er, $1.03; acres Vernon tract,
$206; 1852 l-2 acres Plinezy land,
$11.33; 20 acres Brown land,
$103; a 1-2 acres Station land,
$773; 80 acres Brown land,
$1.55; 215 acres Bane and Bed.
dingfield. $15.45; 263 acres Swain
& Hart, 1924; 5 acres Mondamin,
$41.20; 80 acres Summey land,
$1.5O.
J. o. Bell, ga acre Tuxedo,
1924.
J. o. Bell, Jr., 90 acres Swain
land, $l.34 bal; 532 acres TUX
edo, S acres head Lake Summit.
$53.O5.
Bell Realty Co., rs acres Green
River, $500.
J. A. Bishop, ct al, 100 acres
near Saluda, $4.38.
Pink Bright, ! acre Green Riv-
er. 1915.
DR.. J. s. Brown, ST., 80 1.2
acres Tuxedo, $1,000.
J. Burrell. rs acres Butter Mt,
5000.
J. C. Burrell, 6 1-2 acres near
Tuxedo, $500.
A. B. Calvert, Est, SO ga acres
Green River bridge, $5.67.
Campbell & Goldsmith, 1 acre
and house Green River, $3.50.
c. l.. Cannon, l house Lake
Summit, $3.50.
E. G. Caps. % acres Green
River, $4.78.
Mrs. H. S. Capps, heirs, as IL
acres and house Min. land, S2.74;
sc 1-2 acres Joe Creek, $2.06; "a
acres Min. land, $l.03.
Henry Capps, 2 lots and bldgs.,
1898.
L. F. Caps, 20 acres Green
River. $1.00.
Webster E. Capps. 1Ol acres
Green River, $l1.53.
w. C. Capps, Est, 100 acres
Green River, $17.51.
R. c. Clayton, Est, 95 acres
Saluda. $3.50.
G. B. Corn. ! house Freeman
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1924.
Robert Z. Ward, 81 acres and
house Dana road, $22.61; 25 acres
Oak Grove. 1920.
Mrs. T. J. Waters, Is acres
Dana road. $6.lS.
W. F.. Waters, 2 acres old Dana
road. $2.77.
w. Y. wilkins, 85 acres Big
Hungry, S7.S7.
O. T. Williams, SO acres near
Sugar Loaf road, $4.72.
r. C. Wilson, acres Tracey
Grove, $1.03.
Mrs. W. }. Wilson, . acres and
house Tracey Grove, $3.50.
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EDNEYVlLLE COLORED

S. K. Freeman, ID y acres ID.
NEVILLE, $l.33.
Richard Owens, &c acres 81.
Paul, $26.53.
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CLEAR CREEK TOWNSHIP
1897

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NJ. Elm E,InwrII T acres
rL..,, rr.rl - 20. IN acres and
E,u,. L,r,a rI,r. So "a
( pnJ,I;nwtirIJ 2 - acres
b,r,. rl.,rn &IS2
''' Iirs " Rr,jrorJ I loi and
n..,,'.n p.In' ,I,a5nns Si e0
''', CT,r,,n " Rrovn = - acres
rrna,. Er.oI, &i57
Ci,,.I, e CI;na i'm acres Rail
Tan M, xII5o
n CIinginnrrI IT arrrs and
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Mr., FiSsi Gov rly acres home
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DELINQUENT

W. K. Hester, 25 acres Mud
Creek, $6.S7.
Mrs. Carl Malone, | II acres
and house Big Willow, $l3.06.
The Financial Board of Con-
troll, 80 acres Mace land, $5.S2.
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EDNEYVlLLE TOWNSHIP

John J. Ahefn, lot sugar LOAF
Terrace, $l.G4.
NJ. T.. Alexander, IS acres and
house Edneyvillr, $5.32.
G. K. Barber, lot Bat Cave,
$I.O4.
Mrs. Ellen Barnwell, 10 acres
Barnwell land, $5.32.
James Barnwell, 5 acres Edney-
vile, 500; 55 acres and house
EdneyviIe, 1875.
James and Roy 7. Barnwell,
200 acres and house, $3.50.
W. II. BarnwelI, lot Bat Cave
$lOl.
r.. l.. Beam, lot Bat Cave,
$LO4.
DR.. Grover G.. Bernard, 2 lots
Bat Cave, $2.O7
J. Bra2ey, : lots Bat Cave Ma
nor SubdiV., $2.07.
J. A. Brock, Est, 10 acres Mt.
land, $5.32.
J. c. Bundy. , lots Bat Cave,
$2.O7.
Miss Ruth Bush, / lot Palmetto
Colony Subdiv., $l.O4.
J. q. ByerS, ia acres Liberty
Rd., $IS.62.
Mrs. b. +. Caldwell, 5 lots and
house Gcrton, $l5.47.
W. T. Caps, lO8 acres Mt.
Zion. SJ.32.
Catherine and V. Carrier, 20
acres Min. land, 1894; Alb acres
and house Gerton, $500.
Miss Virginia Carrier, = acres
Gcrton, $l2.64.
NJ. 7. Chipley, lot Bat Cave,
$l.G4. =,
Jonce 0. Glow, 359 acres and
house Sugar Loaf, $3.50.
h. ?. Common, ll3 acres and
house Bear Wallow road, $3.50.
Mrs. Daisy Connor, 81 IL acres
and - int. i'll house Mt. Zion,
81 &C.
Miss Florence b. Corey. 55
acres Min. land, $50.
Mrs. Maud CoulsOn, 4 lots Ed
NEVILLE, $l.33.
Louise A. Coston, 100 acres
and house Chimney Rock road,
$53.4l.
Mrs. Annie Creasman, II acres
Ledbetter Est, $l.46.
S. S. Creasman, Est, Is IL
acres and house highway, $5.55:
Charlie Dalton, 81 acres and
house Point Lookout, 1888.
K. A. Dobson, IL acre Middle
Fork, $3.50.
Dodson heirs, Is acres Bat
Cave, $8.45.
Chas. F. Dotson, 6 acres Grant
Min, $500.
Mrs. Chas. F. Dotson, ! house
Bat Cave, $l244.
William II. Dye, ! lot Bat Cave,
$I04.
Mary l.. Fischrupp, lot Bat
Cave, $l.04. :,
Anderson Forge, % acres and
house Mt. farm land, 1888; IA IL
acres Mt. land, $1.60.
G. w. Fortune, l house Middle
Fork, 1888.
Mrs. Annie Fowler, 95 acres
and house Edneyville, $22.56.
Mrs. Ruth Fowler, 5 acres Mid
die Fork, $1.33.
Thomas w. Fowler. 20 IL acres
and house, $4.66.
Mrs. Bayles Freeman, a acres
and house highway 20, 1899.
Donald Freeman, lot and hse.
highway 20, $500.
Mrs. Giva Freeman, 20 acres
and hse. near Bear Wallow, $5.32.
Mrs. l.. A. Freeman, IL acres
and house highway 20, $2.66. ,
K. N. Freeman, 1O3 acres and
house Edneyville, $20.35.
Herbert A. Frink, lot on Su-
gar Loaf Mtn., $3.50.
G. H. Green, | acre Reedy
Patch, $1.04.
J. N. Green, 1 lot and house
Middle Fork, $500.
O. r. Halford, l lot and house
Bat Cave, 1926.
F. D. Hamrick, ct al, a IL
acres Min. land, $1.09.
Mrs, N, C, Harris, ct al, % IL
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CRAZE CREEK TOWNSHIP

J. II. Allen. Est, / acre Kauu-
GA Lake, $2.69.
NJ f. Allison. IS acres French
RrnaJ 81 A.
American Clear Box Lumber
Co ZOO arr.y FuIl.r prom S2ll5.
ElLrri Andrrs ~ arres nea,
Letter Min 50 20
Unmrr AnJrrs II orres near
Letter Min. $50.
Madye Andrrs. o5 acres ncm
Letter Mtn. $50
Olive Anders 81 acres near Jc-
ter Mtn.. $50.
+ G. Anderson. OIL acres and
bonse Crab Creek $952
Mrs Pearl post Ayerv 90 acres
Annie Hurhs Allen land $3.50.
Mrs Carolina NJ Bellamv |
"a acres and house French Broad,
Sl5I6
Fillmore Syndicate Co., 80
ac,., P.;r.s fact SIIf
. Biark > IntF Indian Cave
Park $lIT
A. { Blythe o. acres and
bousa ST %
G A Rlythe 90 acres and
house Crab Creek. 1893,
Mrs. G.. G. Blythe. l6 acres near
Letter Min. s. 70
Carrct BIyLb. "a acre Big
Willow. $772.
J. F. Blythe G acres Big Vii
low S3OO: 3 | . acres and house
Bio Willow. $l2.44
Mrs J. V. Blythe. heirs. 40
acres BIO Willow. S. 35
@ V f. Rlvthe Est 1G acres
near Kanupa SIS az
K NJ BIythe EST 40 acres Lit
tle Willow S545
Mrs p n RIvtbe Est -
acres Bio Willow S801
w n pra~g G.. s5 acres Rig
Willow SI1ff - acres Rio vii
low S2 ~. IN acres Rig Willow,
$1S45
W NJ Bragg Jr II 10 acres
Big Willow $55l. 10 acres Big
Willow SOLE
Mrs K w Rrittain % acres
near Jetcr Min 50 70
I A Rrock ut A. acres Rig
willow SIX "a
Mrs Dorothy Brown I acre and
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H. l.. F. Drake, SO acres Big
| Willow, $I9.45; As acres, $6.44.
Mrs. Lille A. Drake, 3 acres
and house near Indian Cave Park,
$l3.64.
R. A. Drake, acres and house
Big Willow, $500.
r. A. Drake, 40 acres Big Will
low, $14.47.
S, l.. Finley, lot Kanuga,
'$l.72.
Villa f. Fisher, lots Indian
Cave road, $4.55.
r. J. Fletcher, 60 acres Big
Willow, $4.93; 10 acres Little Will
low, $4.S6; 81 acres French
Broad, $3.50.
Florida Carolina, Est, IA acres
&. G.. Huntly land, $50.
Giles p. Fowler, ct al, 2 acres
Big Willow, $1.07.
Mrs. Alice II. Fuller, 4 acres
j. ". Bryant land, $I.l4.
Julian W. Fuller, IS , acres
| Hebron road. $9.5S.
Oliver c. Fuller, 22I y acres
NTH. land, $23.75.
MRS. John NJ. HaiI, ! house In
DIAN cave farE' 81 - /"
W; H. NaLuiilrI' ill., ." acres
ana house, - D." I:
i. + "lhhS' 100 acres acre" al"
house crap 'fGrN.' %4~''";
-. r. "i"'%' 90 I'''n an" '''''''e
"ihh& Iand' $lZ.'".
I. -. HIhh%, ~ acres ana mousse
mln. land, SIO.|5.
j. Perry Gibbs, 10 acre" m'".
Iand' %".,?., $50
rr%"k HiIherl' IIo acres M"o
'r,'k' $780,,
J"mm l.. "lihrLI, ~ " = acre"
hI& Ni.l"W. pa, 10.
". II; Gray, 10 acres frehch
Broad, 81 ~; . ! = acres frencH
Broad $".3"; acres FRENCH
Broad, +S.9'.
John j. "ui'r' ! acre" ana
house By NiIlow, $IO.94.
Albert +. Hamilton, 81 -
acres near Indian cave r., $9."".
\. j. Hamilton, ! - a'IeS
Gran Creek, $&;29.
\. }. ANA 4. l.. liamiiloh, hSl''
l&3 acres Crab Creek, $3O.32.
T.. Hamilton. II "a acres ana
house French Broad, %9.H!.
Henry l.. Hamilton, IS IL
acres patterson 'ahn, $"I.4".
Joseph Hamilton, :" acres 'rao
creek $3.50.
Manson ha'''l'"h' :" acres '.r'D
! Creek. $780,,
Neal Hamilton ~ acres 'f"o
CrGek' $9."V. =. IN
P"IZy and SOPHIA liamlIt"n' ~
acres near F"hroSe, H".o'.
X. r. llama. W acres orap
Crrtk' TI".o-' 81 acres VIA" WIS.,
H';Z'. ,o- =,
\. &: Henry, ~ ! : H'IeS LII
tie Willow, $2O.26; ! = acre
and 10 u acreS +. t., SI4.oI.
Mary NJ. llishtow"r, - a"r">
/ near kanuga. $4."G.
+. f. Houscman, 2o5 acres Big
Willow, $29.&2.
}. +. HugginS, > u acres BIZ
| Willow, A - acres ana house Big
Willow, $i2.9I.
Indian laEr lark, u acres ana
house, - io.oO.
Betsy jackson, ! : acres ana
house Big Willow, $l.29
Ralph Jenkins, : acres an"
house Jrter Mtn., $S.Ol.
|. II. johnson, Z "a acre ana
house kanu"a, SG.l3.
G.. 7. Jones, =" "a acres Mt.
/ Hebron, $3.50.
j. II. Jones, 8 acres and house
Big Willow, $3.50.
J. 7. jones, > | . acres and
house Jones Gap, $3.50.
Guy Jordan, 60 acres Crab
| Creek SlT22
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BLUE RIDGE TOWNSHIP 1887

BLUE RIDGE TOWNSHIP 1887
r. \. Allen. L acres aud housn
Suyqr luu. road. $1,000.
Nm & Armstrun~. It's acres
u.r., Srl,-
" / ballard. H. arrr. AMI
house Ea, hungry. $II.G..
house ~, Inward. $50.
Albert l.. BecE. g.. acres
uudgius land. Slg26.
C., ". Rruul~ou. - acres ard
house Upward. SD.
\ a Blackwell, 1870 acres ami
Lnu-,. Ei- Uuu..y. $ygN.
= nlr-L,..fI = arr.. and
l,H... r;,, IImnr.y So r.
ErIrs Heir. iu .rr- P.urv
Mn NJ or
I,b rrouG.hirr. e ACRES. Erdv"
road SID.
N & Brown. % loot. and >
Ln,,s,.~ $50 I'D
N y Hrnvr ~ acres Pace.
r,.J ~ -
Sill. a,t DurI. Rtrrs. IaI
...>., I,rrr' gr'..,,. srf 1,
- :, ..,.,,,. On acre. pace.
~.
- ,.,'.' '....,. ,...r. co.,. ,,,... I'm,
r..I.., ,.......i,..., r,,n y,II
""I Cd ',,..rg...'.,n I,,i' n.r.
I '''.. ,''''.'
'"',,.' .. '.".. ..,. ........ .....ll...
W. !. ''l..,@, 49, 49,. ''' ~. ''''' ''.
I''n" I",''. $500 %.
Il. n. 49, 1 acre. ''''" '"''..'.'
i'",I|' S'."'. $780,. ,.. ,........
H.. + ."'1 ~ Il. e.. ''''|' ''''''''
'.','' ''''''' f'.'' ',''.
+. l.. Case, - acres, sugar
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DISCOVERY EDNEYvILiE

Mrs. K. l.. Welch, lot Ia.
Cave Manor, $l.04.
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uuu~r Dana. &I3.l&.: Ii | , acres
and house Dana, $7.7&.
!. r. King, 20 acres and house
Sugar Loaf road, $il.OG.
L. f.. King. 80 acres and house
\. ?. Case road, $lO.7G.
K. =. King, 6S acres Tumhl"
bug creek, 20 acres Tumble Bug
creek. $l2.l5.
L. VI. kuykrudalI. 30 acres and
house Oak Grove. $lU.35.
r. X. Kuykcudall. I4l-2 acres
AMI > huu&r> Sugar Loaf. $3.50.
Il. J. Lamb. % acres Big Hun.
CRY. So.
!. Il. Lau,b. . - acres and
house Upward. $G.Nj.
j. .. Lamb. i arrrs and housr
Upward. SOL.
\. .. Lamh. 100 acre mouH
tain land: $G.IS.
Evening star., 1938-05-20
KIWANIS CLUB MARKS
ITS 21st ANNIVERSARY
Program Presenting History of
Organization Is Given by
'Octogenarians.'

A group of charter members Of the
Washington Kiwanis Club yesterday
presented a program at the weekly
club luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel
in celebration of the organizations
2lst anniversary.
Members of the group who call
themselves "octogenarians," dressed in
gray boards and used crutches and
canes to present accounts of the clubs
history. Among them were Charles
Easterday. Edwin E. Elicit. James c.
Dulin. Robert " Fleming, Howard w.
Phillips Fred A. Schulz, William c.
Worthington. Ford E. Young, George
E, Potter, George P. Mangan. Julien
M. Winnemore, John ]. Boobar and
Peyton B. Fletcher.
Albert B. Van Voorhees,. president
was in charge Of the meeting.
Evening star., 1938-05-20
K. OF c. OPENS RETREAT
IN VIRGINIA TOMORROW

A spiritual retreat, under auspices
Of the Fitzgerald Council, Knights of
Columbus of Alexandria, Va, will be
held at Linton Hall, Bristow, Va,
tomorrow and Sunday.
The Rev. Robert j. Gill, o. M. j., of
Catholic University will serve as re-
treat master. Accommodations will be
made available at the Linton Hall
Guest House, adjoining the Benedictine
Sisters School, miles beyond Ma
nassas, Va.
A large number of men of st. Mary's
Church have planned to attend and
all are invited, it was announced.
Reservations and further information
may be obtained until 10 O'Clock this
evening at the knights of Columbus
Home, telephone Alexandria 2589.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-03-31

It's great sport, the boys
aver, with the hounds baying,
setting . killing pace ON q hot
trail. Stumbling across boys the
hound men follow. Then the
cross country race begins. The
boys pile In cars, drive like the
wind In the general direction
Of the hunt, stop the motor TO
pick up the baying far in the
distance. Then race ON again to
arrive at the scene. One of the
local men on an afternoon hunt
drove 50 miles chasing the
hounds hither and yon.
With an endurance beyond hu
man capacity, the hounds, bayinl
all the while, tire the fox. Treeini
him or holing him, they stand bay
Ing, await the hunting party. Dog
will travel as fast as 50 or 40 m. r
h., for the first two hours, usual.
sufficient to tire the fox so he'l
seek shelter ). Some packs have
killer trained to kill the fox with
cut tearing the hide Partie
have gone out of this city on tn
hunt numbering as high as a dozer
Now with the snow gone, the edg
has gone off the craze. but Their
are q few less fox throughout tn
state.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-03-31
DIVING TOWER COMPLETED

Ray Steir and Clarence Dickson
completed very fine diving tower
at the municipal bathing beach at
the park early this week. Materials
for the tower were donated by mer-
chants Of the city. The lumber and
nails were donated by the two lum-
Der companies and paint was do
mated by the hardware stores and a
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-03-31
FROG POACHERs CAUGHT

Game Wardens apprehended 8
frog poachers Friday, and with
them captured II sacks Of live
frogs, which they Immediately
dumped into Sank River near the
Third Street Bridge. The appre-
hended men, who live at Alexan-'
dria, were fined $30.35 each. The
frogs weighed 40 pounds.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-03-31

Mrs. Henry Besser Tuesday.
Mrs. Sam Clark visited with Mrs.
Henry Besser from Wednesday af-
ternoon until Friday noon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-03-31

drug store. The new tower is well
built and its strong construction
should provide a diving place for
swimmers for several years.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-03-31
S Sport
~ Wags

Flash and Fish-Up the creeks
now racing pell nell for the source
are the fish, after drowsy winter.
But let's be reasonable, boys. Sure,
the fingers are itching to grab the
harpoon, but va better not let 1t get
YOU. The fish are running, and it's
perfectly legal to spear suckers,
but on the best info I can get the
only draw back Is that the suckers
aren't running yet. SO the obvious
conclusion is that the spearers
have jumped the gun and are OUT
after more important fry. It's the
pickerel that are running up to
spawn, and Minny isn't going to
stand for them speared. At night
the shoreline Is dotted with tiny
spots Of ight-the spring white
way some call it. And surprising as
It may be to some OF you. Minny
don't allow that either 80.
80
One Of the boys thought he
would pull q good one, II our
informant is dishing 1t right. So
he showed his flashlight into Q
guys face and announced,
you're under arrest" But the
victim Of his prank was unruf-
fled. He calmly proceeded to
cav he was the game warden
and said triclxster was In tow
-. So let that be q lesson to
you
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-27

With the date of the Redlands
Speech Tournament definitely set
at Mar. 25, Mrs. A. D. Gillett has
started a series of extemporaneous
speeches in order to have a team
selected by Mar 10. The subject
for this year is: Democracy. and
the forces working toward its. dis
integration'. ......
At the same time, a third round
of debates will be held for STU
dents interested in competing in
the tournament. AT the close of
this round, Mrs. Gillett is planning
on selecting the two debate teams.
A group of Future Farmers from
the high school spent an afternoon
at the Experimental Farm in
Meloland Thursday. The method
of planting and growing various
pasture crops was explained to the
boys by l.. G. Goar, manager.
At the same time, the boys on
the livestock teams visited the
FarnsWorth dairy herd near Melo
land. While there they conducted
a practice judging contest, in pre-
paration for the Perlis judging trip
in March.
The Girl Reserves held their re-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-27
Villa McKinnon,
Buster Knight
Wed In Yuma

Miss Villa McKinnon of Ell Cen
tro became bride of Buster Knight
in lovely ceremony Friday night
at Yuma.
Accompanying the couple to
Yuma were the h-lde's sister, 3ee;s
Eleanor McKinnon, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald Layton. Mrs. Layton
is Knights sister.
Miss McKinnon attended her sis
ter as bridesmaid while Layton
served as best man.
The bride was attractively dress
ed in a powder blue ensemble with
henna colored accessories.
Miss McKinnon is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. McKinnon
of Holtville and Knight is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Aquilla Knight
also of Holtville.
The bride and groom both at
tended Holtville schools, gradual
ing from the high school and Mrs
Knight was graduated from Jen-
nings Business College in Ell Gen.
| tro.
The couple will make their home
in Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-27
Amateur ShoU
Held In
Calipotria

Miss Anna Baretta of Calipatria
was one of three finalists at an
amateur show given Friday night at
the Calipatria grammar school.
The show was most entertaining
and interesting with about 25 acts
presented.
Miss Baretta sang one operate
number and two italian folk songs.
To add to the atmosphere of her
number, Miss Baretta was dressed
in a gay Italian costume.
Elizabeth Waterman, her teacher,
accompanied her.
Attending the show from Ell Gen.
tro were Mrs. Elmer Bowling, Cath
ryn Bromley, Betty Lou Waterman,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Water
man.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-27
Violin Recital To
Be Presented
Monday Night

Pupils OF Marie ReltZ jenkins,
violin instructor, will present a re-
cital at 7:45 pm. Monday at the
Christian church, Fifth and State
streets.
Four pupils will be featured on
the program and they will be as
sisted by Miss Helen Siegel and the
jenkins violin choir.
The program will open with sew
eral patriotic airs by the. violin
choir. Ortha Console will follow by
playing Souvenir" by Franz Drdla.
"Liebesfreud" by Fritz Kreisler and
Angels Serenade" by G.. Braga.
The viloin quartette will then
play "Vals" brahms Op. &c. No 15)
FilloWing the quartette will be
Billy Clements playing "Pizzicato"
from Sylvia" by Leo Delibes,
Melody in D" by T. D. Williams,
and Jupiter" by W. E. Haesche.
Next will be the violin choir, "Sil-
yer Threads Among the Gold" by
Danks.
Miss Helen Siegel will sing two
numbers "Vissi darts, VisSe d'A-
mour' by Tosca Puccini and Ave
Maria" by Franz Schubert. She
will be accompanied by Marie
Reitz Jenkins. violin obliggato and
Martha jenkins Rauenzahn.
Wally Christian will present the
next three numbers, La Brunette"
by Edmund Severen, Romance in
A" by Thurlow Lierance, and Ca
Vote" by Jos. Gossec. Mrs. Bessie
Christian will accompany him.
The last group will be played by
Marilyn Ingle accompanied by
Margaret Rau. The numbers will
be "Schon Rosmarin' by Fritz
Kreisler, "Cavatina" by j. Raft
and "Gavotte" by Carl Bohm.
"Humoreske" by Dvorak and play
ed by the violin choir will conclude
the recital.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-27

cluded the program by playing two
harp selections.
Contract was enjoyed during the
remainder Of the evening. Mrs. E.
E. Anderson won the first prize for
the ladies, with Mrs. j. P. Hansen
coming in second.
l. N. Hitchcock was accorded first
honors for the men and John Ash
ley second.
The dinner was in charge of Mrs.
w. r. Roberts who was assisted by
the following committees: menu,
Mrs. Lester Eichhold and Mrs. r. C.
Barter; decorations, Mrs. w. A. Vie,
chairman, and the Mesdames Grady
Neeley, Earl Farris. c. A. Brattno,
John Ashley, A. M. Blackburn, G. T.
Gilkison, E. w Crandall, Walter
Kaucher, and j. d. Townsend and
entertainment, Mrs. w. A. SWerd-
feger.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Ware, Louis Weizner and Mrs. Duff,
guests, and the Mesdames A. M.
Blackburn, Bert o. Mitchell, w. T.
Spears, R. P. Forshey, and Julia
Bracket;
Messrs. and Mesdames E. E. An
derson, C. w. Ashley, John Ashley,
A. S. Appley, F.. M. Bowles, j. w.
Brem, C. A. Bratton. r. C. Barter,
Lester Eichhold, C. T. Gilkison,
Richard Hafner, w. w. Heine, Troy
Hamilton, I. N. Hitchcock;
Messrs. and Mesdames T. W
Crandall, Warren E. Sage, w. A..
Swerdfeger, w. A. Vie, Grady Nee
ley, w. r. Roberts, Leon Egner,
Earl Farris, p. N. Van Slyck. j. D.
Townsend and J. P. Hansen.