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Evening star., 1938-06-02
Senate Confirms Slattery.

The Senate confirmed last night the
nomination of Harry Slattery of South
Carolina to be Undersecretary Of the
Interior, succeeding Charles West.
Evening star., 1938-06-02

re.
kershner. J. F.
KlasS, Otto A.. jr.
AaSovSky. John
Kuly. Mike
Lamb. Paul Howard
Lankes, Julius B.
La Prade. John H,
LaurinaitiS. w. K.
Law. Archer F
Leadbitte. w. B.
Lesher. Paul Sunday
Long: Richard E.
Lynch. John Collins
Magnetti. Robert
Martin, John F..
Miller. Robert o.
Moon. John z.
Naill. Eugene Jacob
Niemeyer. T. o.
Nutting. F. A.. ir.
Porwig. La Verne K,
Penligon, John H.
Phillips. Robert B.
Pitrainen. GEORGE
Plnner, C. D.. ir.
Plaster. L. A
Prichard. Samuel ].
eading. Robert w.
Reed, Raymon G.
Robertson. D, c.
. Rynders. Stewart N,
Schleiter. Paul F
Schuresko Daniel s.
Sem. Daniel David
Shanafelt, Richard S.
Shearer. Wallace A,
SIMPLIFY. Howard E.
SSileS. Herman T.
SCOPE, Guy L.
Smith. Claude V.
smith. Robert w.
Smith. Thomas F..
Smith. Warren p.
Summerville. D. L.
Spriggs, Earl D., jr.
Stallings. Carlton M,
Starmer. Charles F.
Steniste. John E.
Taylor. Blaine w.
Thompson. A. M.
Thornton, Fred z.
Thornton, Harry E,
Toledo. Jorge Milo
vallina. Joseph. jr.
Van Wyck, Horace B.
Varoutsos. Paul
Wagner. Ernest T.
Wagner, John B.
Wagner. Joseph w.
WdttS, John Z.
Weaver, Vernon L.
Wehle, Richard ].
Welsh. William B.
White. William W.
Whitworth. j. B.. jr.
Williams. John Nal
Williams. Joseph L.
Wyatt, Norvel r.
Yagelowich, s. L.
J Yagerhofer. Fred c.
Wya vorSky, E. H.
Yost Charles F.
zoccolotto, Avener
Evening star., 1938-06-02

Over s2,50o,00O worth of furs were
sold at the March auction in Lenin-
grad, Russia.
Evening star., 1938-06-02
LUcHs TO SPEAK
Washington Real Estate Board
Head to Talk at Rockville.

HHdu co IHIK HC 6OCKVIlIe.
Morton Luchs, president of the
Washington Real Estate Board, will
speak on real estate developments
between Alta Vista and Rockville,
Md, at meeting of the Rockville
Chamber of Commerce at 8 pm.
today in the Rockville Fire Depart
ment Auditorium.
Evening star., 1938-06-02

Most people take for granted that
quart milk bottles always contain a
full quart, but in one county In Cali
fornia 10000 milk bottles were con-
fiscated because they short-measured
consumers"
Similarly, Mr.. Montgomery said, 35
OF ESQ loads Of coal checked were short
weight and Of 1000 packages of goods
weighed by officials, nearly a third
were short.
I'VE are discovering many locali-
ties In this country" the counsel
stated, where there is little or no
weights and measures protection, and
great public. indifference to its i'm
portance."
Posters Exhibited.
Exhibited at the conference is a
series of posters showing the services
OF weights and measures officials to
householders.
/ The conference is to continue today
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subdivision as shown by plat
Thereof, recorded in the office of
the register of deeds for Hcndcr-
son county, \. c., in plat book l.,
page 105, BEGINNING at a stake
in the northeast margin of Dixie
highway, said stake being the eX-
tremc western corner of lot % Il
and which stands north 3j deg
% min. west $50 #. from the
point Of the intersection of the
southeast boundary line Of tho
north end of Mcadowbrook Ter
race prolonged; north 81 deg. 81
min. east with the northeast boun-
Diary line of Dixie highway, run
ming thence along the northeast
boundary line of lot 23i north 81
deg. 81 min. east 1881 #. to the
extreme northeast corner Of lot
pa; thence north 65 deg. ~ min
west 1916 #. to the extreme cast
corner of lot 232; thence along
the southeast boundary line Of
lot 232 south 81 deg. 81 min.
west 93.6 #. to the extreme south
crn corner of lot 232 in the
northeast boundary line Of the
Dixie highway; thence along said
line of Dixie highway south 80
deg. % min. east 65 f.. to the
BEGINNING. And being the same
property conveyed to Arthur }.
Rcddcn and wife, Lena Ruth Red
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PENNSYLVANIA.
TOUR FRIDAY.
Over 100 Farmers Expect
ed to Enjoy Farm Event,
Ecusta on Log

'BREVARD, Aug. o. Especially q.
Annual Pennsylvania farm tour
will be made Friday, August ~,
with more than 100 people expect
ed to make the halliday trip, ac-
cording to County Agent Julian
Glazcner, who will be in charge.
The motorcade will leave the
county agents office in Brevard
at 9 o'clock Friday morning. and
make first stop at the farm of
John Maxwell near North Brevard
where a fine field of corn is grow
ing. Next stop will be at the farm
of John Morris on highway $50,
where a pasture project will be
looked over.
The group will drive past the
new EcuSta plant site where build
ing operations are now going for
ward on the $2,0O0,0OO outfit
which will use raw flax for max
ing of fine cigarette papers and
which is expected to have a big
Influence on farming in Western
North Carolina.
At the farm of Joe CurtO four
III club calves will b" seen, and
corn that has followed lcspcdeza
will be checked on The farms of
Henry Sexton and Sam Orr. A
brief stop will be made at the w,
T. Whitmire poultry farm where
new type broodcr mousse will be
inspected.
A 1000 locust post growing
project will attract the farmers
at the farm of P. A. RAIN near
RIantyrc. Mr.. RAIN also has some
Hereford hogs that wore intro
duCcd into this section Of the state
two years ago by MIS-. T. j. Viii
son.
In the Little River section the
young orchard Of JudsOn McCrary
will be looked over, and several
fields of growing tobacco. The
tour will end at Cascade Lake
picnic grounds whcr, luncheon
will be spread, and = recreation
program enjoyed.
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS
SALE

State OF NOTJn SdIOlll',
County Of Henderson.
Home Owners Loan Corporation
and r. C. Abcrncthy. Trustee
Plaintiffs
Arthur J. Rcddcn and wife, Lena
Ruth Redden, NJ. NJ. Rcddcn,
Trustee, State Trust Company
of Hcndcrsonvillc, n. g., and
the Morris Plan Bank of A$h"-
vile. n. c., Defendants.
By virtue Of the authority and
according TO the terms Of that
Judgment entered in the above
style action, which judgment IS
dockctcd in the office Of the clerk
Of the superior court Of Hender-
son county, n. c., in book 36,
page 3l5, the undersigned will of,
fer for sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the courthouse
door in Henderson county, Hen
dcrSonvillc, n. c., on Monday,
Sept. ), 1898, at - O'Clock noon,
the following described property
tO-Wit:.
Situate, lying and being ncar
the City Of HcnderSonviIlc, Hen.
Jacksonville township, County OF
Henderson, State of North Caro-
lima, and more particularly dc
scrihcd and defined as follows
Being lot 233 Of the Druid Hill,
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Movie Travelogue
Free Talkie Will
Be Shown In City

The Greyhound Trave'ogue, a
4O-minutv sound motion picture
of travel in the United States will
be shown at the Skyland hotel
ballroom tomorrow, Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
This picture is the story of a
tour of the country, and in addi-
ton to it's educational value, has
a story as its theme and Is not
lust a group Of scenes.
The picture is being shown
through the courtesy of the Grey
hound Bus Lines and {. F.. LiV-
ingston, manager of the Union
Bus Terminal.
No admission will he charged
for the show and the public is in
vitcd to attend.
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Saluda's Beauty
Spots Toured;
Revival Is Held

SALUDA, Aug. .. (SpCciaD --
On Friday afternoon "PiIgrlm-
age" was made to various beauty
spots in and around Saluda. Miss
l.. G.. Wilcox sponsored the cxpe-
dition which was for the benefit
of the Episcopal church.
Moth Nature kindly withheld
the rain, which has been dcluginC
this section for weeks, until tn"
last point Of interest was reached.
The cars started from Holly
Hill. their first stop being the
present estate Of Mr.. J. X. Davis.
which for several Summers has
hccn occupied by NJ. and Mrs.
r. S. DcSPortcs Of Columbia. S.
c. The view from there is mag
nificcnt. They then jOurncyed to
the Maybank place on Cove noun
tain. most beautiful addition TO
Saluda; then TO the Managault
place, where there WAS profu-
sion of magnificent flowers. They
also visited the Mont Somcry place
at Lake Summit. the Stack house,
and Captain Davis at the old
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Sally. "Nou'rc him, The man. The
man who WAS left half of this
property"
"That's right" he said. "'Thc
ParkcrS always come clean IN tn"
end. I'm the lord Of the manor.
Half of it, anyway"
Sally Pennington looked at the
ground suddenly. A little Cr"wn
creased her wide forehead.
"And suppose" she SAID re
Effectively, chat you'll want to
sell it"
From her tone IT was obvious
that she didn't want it to be sold.
And it was Just as obvious to
Kinks that the way to rag out
this conversation was to assume
the role of prospective seller. And
most hypocritical role it was.
between Mr.. Parker and the
sometime home Of Mrs. Martha
Preston. it had been Il case Of
love at first sight. He no more
wanted to sell it than he wanted
to fly to the moon. But it was
necessary. absolutely necessary
to go on talking to Sally Pcnning-
ton.
"Why, certainly" he said, with
exaggerated negligence, "Im 90
ing to sell it. Just as soon as
anybody offers me decent
price"
The scarlet line Of Sally'S lip:
curlcd
"You would" she said.
"Why, of course, | would" sail
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For moment there WAS silence.
Il know what you are, the glrL
said suddenly. "You'rc a burglar.
Kinks looked at her rcprovIng-
ly.
at is a pretty pass for man
to be brought to" he said. "when
the worlds most beautiful girl ut
terS haIf-truths about him. L"
some extent, Of course, | am
burglar. But never before sun
down. Between the hours OF SIX
a. m. and ="
The blue eyes bcSccch"d
heaven. Eve gods, YOU ought to
enter the next talking marathon.
Will you. for Pete, sake, keep
your mind on it long enough t"
tell me who YOU arc?'
What Arc we going to swap
names? Well, when You come
right down to it, don't know
who you arc"
"Pu tell you." said the girl.
And maybe it will stimulate your
imagination. I'm Sally Pcnnlng-
ton. Tm-that is. was compan-
ion to Mrs. Preston. Mrs. Preston
used to own this place. She died
recently"
Sally Pennington? 1t was Il
swell name. Kinks thought. Just
the right one for this slim lady
with the eyes like a couple Of
blue dreams.
That was neatly put he said.
Just like in nutshell wrapped
up in pink cellophanc. congratu-
late you, Miss Pennington. on
vour conciSenesS. With most re-
representatives. of your womanhood'
/ conciseneSS is fast becoming a
, lost art. You, however
! Sally Pennington stamped a
narrow foot in black-and-wmtc
sports shoe.
eff you don't tell me who You
are and what you're doing here
this minute" she said, "Ill-ilI
scream"
LET us have peace and quiet,
said Kinks SoothingIy. My name
is Kinkaid Parker, I'm sorry
about the Kinkaid. They hcancd
me with it when | was defense
less. But when girl like You
calls me Kinks, | e.. well,
simply sit up and beg.
Sally Pennington gave Il little
cry. "kinkaid Parker"
Sure" said Kinks. "What'S the
matter? Doesn't one mention his
name at Bidc-a-wce or San,
! Souci or whatever hits place is"
She was staring at him.
But yOu-you're it," she said
Sorry. lost track. But ! re.
member now. We were playing
tag"
"You know what mean saic
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Kinks. What's fellow like me
want with an old fjre-trap like
this? Listen, If | were so and
had good, stcady-going chauf-
fcur for my wheel chair, might
stick around here. But I'm not
26. I'm full Of vim, vigor and
vinegar. And if YOU think Pm 20
ing to ruSticatc out here in the
bulruShcS, you're =. well, you're
nuts, that's all.
Sally Pennington didn't reply
right away. Carefully she took the
market basket off hcr arm and
set it on the porch rail. Her fin
gers clcnchcd once or twice.
Then. very suddenly, she took a
step toward Kinks. Her blue eyes
were blazing.
"Now you listen 10 me, Kin
kad Parker" she rlarcd, "iou' We
said your piece and it's my turn.
You're not going to sell this place.
You're not going to sell one stick
or straw off it. This has been
my home for six years. Six years
when I've been satisfied and con
tented and-and happy. And you
come brcczing up here like a silly
young-young billy goat and talk
airily about selling it. We'll, YOU
won't do it. You'll sell this prop
crty, or any part of it, only over
my dead body. And you can paste
that in the funny-looking thing
you're wearing for hat. DO !
make myself clear"
Kinks Parker gapcd at her.
What girl! She she was mag
nificcnt. He wanted to shout
"Hooray" or clear, Hear" or
something similar. But he couldn't.
He had to prolong the convcrSa-
ton.
"Oh, ycah?" he drawl"d. "And
who's going to stop nc from sell
ing it,"
Il am" snapped Sally.
as that so? And just why do
YOU think YOU can do that"
Sally looked at him coldly for
the space Of one second.
/ "BCcauSc. she said, Il own the
/ other half of it,"
(To be continucd)
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CAST OF CHARACTERS

KINkAID PARKER - hero.
Handsome, jobless, he has Just in
heritcd hslf-interest in vacant
Connecticut home.
SALLY PENNlNGTON-hero-
inc. Blond, pretty, she has in
heritcd the other half Of the
home. Together they turn it into
a "Restratorium."
Yesterday: Kinks Parker is
about to step through the window
Of his house when cry stop"
him. He turns to face the pref
test girl he has ever seen.
CHAPTER II
She was tall and slim. Her hair
was russell and gold and she had
wide. blue eyes, the kind of eyes
that invariably made a sucker out
of Kinks Parker. But Just now
the eyes were looking at Kinks
contemptuouSly. as if he were
something down below E-deCk OF
an anglew Hrm.
what are you trying to do:
she said sharply.
Kinks grinned amiahly.
Just trying to get inside here.
he said. And I'm doing all right.
I'll make il in another second.
He pointed triumphantly to the
window-Sill which he now be
strobe.
well" she said, almost threat
eningly. you can Just get right
out again. | never heard of such
nerve"
Listen. lady" said Kinks. ut
was this or nothing. | rang all
the bells could find. raped
smartly on all the portals. 1t was
no soap. guess Annie doesn't
live here any more.
why" the girl asked, was 1t
so essential for you to get I'M"
Kinks reflected. To explain who
ne was would clear up the mat
ter intactly. The girl would then
show him the house and after that
there would be nothing to do but
depart. And he didn't want to de-
part. He wanted. he found to his
amazemeut. TO prolong his So
iourn in this girls society for as
long as humanity possible. He be
gan to prolong it with small talk.
"Well. it's like this" he said.
"Whilc | was waiting for some
one to pay attention to my ring
ing and rappingS, l peeked
through various windows and key
holes. Bad form, of course. A
hangover from my childhood. |
suppose, when a knotholc in the
fence around the ball park was as
champagne to the diSoman'ac.
And |
ooh. for heavens sake" inter.
ruptpd the girl impatiently. cant
YOU tell it without all this fuss"
I'm telling it," said Kinks. lin
gripping and graphic manner.
To resume, pecpinG through these
doors aud kcyholcS, | discerncd
what looked to me like some mar
VelOuS old furniture. Now Old
furniture is a weakness Sof mine.
Try as | will, simply can't pass
old furniture. So when | saw
these antique pieces, knew that
| would have TO go inside and
er-fondle them or go stark. star
ing mad"
al think" aid the bluc-eycd
girl, chat you went stark. staring
mad without fondling the furni-
turc."
"You wrong me, woman" said
Kinks. That wild CLEAN in my
eye merely denotes the true an
tiuuc lover
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified rs administr1
tor Of the estate OF Laura Alice
Jones. deceased, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them IN the
undersigned on or before July
-, 1899. or this notice will he
pleaded in bar of recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make settlement at
once with the undersigned.
This July II, 1923.
NJ. f.. TOMS.
Admir-. Laura Alice Jones Estate
7-l2-Tues-G'
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den, by J. l.. Redden and wife.
Julia S. Reddcn, by deed dated
October -, 1892, acknowledged
Nov. 21, 1892, and filed for rec.
ord Nov. %. 1892, in book 203.
at page $50, of the records Of
deeds for Henderson county. n.
C. Same being shown upon map
or plat thereof made by Gcorg"
w. Tidd, RE, Aug. 20, 1898,
now on file with Home Owner.
Loan Corporation, and To which
reference is hereby made.
Done and posted this Bird day
Of August, 1913.
T. c. Abcrncthy, Commissioner
S-g.Tues- IL
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Hccht place. 1t was a very sue
ccssful expedition and greatly en-
joyed.
On Sunday afternoon at the
Julia F. Goclet Library Hall a re-
vival was started by Mr.. Elmo
Jennings, assisted by Ernest Chap
pell of Saluda. Mr.. Jennings IS
from The Church of God, Ashe-
vile. The meetings will continue
every evening during this week,
All are welcome.
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HAIL IN ACKNOWLEDGES

CHESTERTOWN, \. Y. Aug.
Q. (UP)-Hail stones Us large as
hens eggs" fell in this Adiron-
dack village late yesterday in a
storm which fellcd power and
tclhponc lines.
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The geographic center Of North
America is in Pierce county,
North Dakota.
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Y Weather
MONDAY

MONDAY
Maximum tcmpcra;ure--84 de-
grCCS.
Minimum--6S degrees.
Mean-76 degrees.
Days rangc-l6 degrees,
Rainfall-.35 inch,
Normal mean temperature for
AuguSt-72 degrees.
Rainfall to datc-ll4 inch.
Normal rainfall-6.l3 inches.
Evening star., 1938-09-19
throne. It's leaves still retain the

throne. It's leaves still retain the
original deckle edges"
DR.. McManaway cited As . book
that calls history to life" 4 little
psalter, beautifully illuminated with
Biblical scenes. humbly inscribed to
Henry VIII. I beseche your grace
when We loke on this remember me- "
and signed by Anne Of Cleves, his
fourth wife.
History Of Virginia.
Some of the books belonged to Queen
Elizabeth. some to James I. Among
the latter is Capt. John Smiths
General Historic of Virginia, New
England and the Summer Isles"
printed in 1924. the royal arms stamped
on both covers.
Authors represented in the collec-
tion include Chaucer. Cover, Fraunce,
southwell, Drayton, Daniel. Giles and
Phineas Fletcher, Wither and Sir
Francis Bacon. Especially valuable Is
Caxton's first edition Of THE Can
terbury Tales" 1478.
DR.. Adams believes that several
years will be required for the proper
cataloging of the Harmsworth books.
Meanwhile, sample volumes are being
placed on display in the Library ex-
hibition hall.
Evening star., 1938-09-19
RED CROSS DRIVE
AIDES ARE NAMED
Head of Professional Group
to Entertain Tonight
for Workers.

Completion Of the 1898 Red Cross
roll call organization q week in ad.
vance Of the opening Of the roll cal
on September 26, was announced to-
day by Edgar Morris, roll call genera
chairman, following receipt Of reports
Of the appointment Of the vice chair
men Of the Professional and Publicity
Committees.
Chairman G. B. Burrus Of the Pub
licity Committee announced the fol-
lowing are serving as vice chairmen OF
his committee:
Newspapers. Fulton Lewis, jr., Mu-
tual Broadcasting System news COM
mentator; radio, CORTLAND D. Fergu-
son. radio advertising executive: thea
ters. Carter Barron, Eastern manager
OF Loews Theaters; flags and outdoor
advertising, Ford E. Young, president
Of the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association, and window displays,
Albin Q. Ehrlich, president Of the Ad-
vertising Club of Washington.
Aides on Committee.
Assisting these vice chairmen are
the following representatives Of the
press and radio:
I. w. Hill, city editor, and Herbert
F. Corn. news editor. Of The Evening
Star: Charles Duffey. city editor,
Washington Herald and Times; John
Evening star., 1938-09-19

DR.. G. Wendell Freeman, president
Nedico-C -Chirurgical Society; engineers,
Frederick M. Feiker, executive secre-
tary. American Engineer Council; hos
pitfalls, Miss Janet Fish, superintendent
Of nurses. Emergency Hospital.
New Group in Work.
Lawyers (men), James c. Wilkes,
past assistant corporation counsel;
lawyers (women), Mrs. Mary M. Wit
tenmyer, secretary, Women's Bar As
sociation; nurses. Mrs. Leonard B.
Baker, editor of the Nurses Quarterly
Review and member of District Of Co.
lumbia Committee on Red Cross
Nursing; osteopaths, Mrs. Thomas J.
Howerton, chairman Of juvenile court
work Of Women's Council, Washington
Federation Of Churches; colleges and
universities, Preston B. Kavanagh;
private schools, Albert E. Rogers, head
master. Sidwell Friends School; social
Evening star., 1938-09-19
THE EVENING D. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1885,

Riseling. city editor, and Ben Dulaney,
Washington Post: Harold Kneeland.
city editor, Washington Daily News:
Stanley Bell, National Broadcasting
Co.: John Hieney, Columbia Broad
casting System station WJSV, and
Miss Madeline Ensign, station VOL.
Chairman E. Barrett Prettyman OF
the Professional Committee will en-
tertain tonight at the Columbia Coun-
try Club the following vice chairmen
OF his committee:
Accountants. Raymond M. Florance;
architects, Carroll Meigs; associations
Curtis Hodges, Greater National Cap
ital Committee; churches and clergy
tCatholic), Mrs. Tyree r. Rivers;
churches and clergy ProtestanD. Dr.
Edward H. Pruden, pastor, First Bap-
tist Church; dentists, DR.. M. M. Alex
ander; doctors (white), DR.. William
Earl Clark. clinical professor of George
town Medical School: doctors (colored)
Evening star., 1938-09-19

Industrial Sales Managers" at ths
opening session Of the 18th annual
conference and exposition Of the Na-
tional Industrial Advertisers Associa.
ton Wednesday In Cleveland.
Mr.. White will outline some Of tho
Department Of Commerce services 70
business and industry. More than
600 delegates are expected to attend
the three-day conference.
Evening star., 1938-09-19
Appeals for Safety.

With Thousands OF children return
ing to school here today, the keystone
Automobile Club made = special ap-
peal to motorists to drive carefully.
Every good citizen-motorist must
realize that he, above all others, il
responsible for the lives and safety Of
the thousands Of children who daily
trudge to and from school during
the next nine months" the appeal
said.
Evening star., 1938-09-19
Democrats Name Allen.

Arch T. Allen of Raleigh, N. c.,
was appointed member of the Or
ganization Committee of the Young
Democratic Club of America, Pitt
Tyson Maner, president, announced
here today. Mr.. Allen resigned as
president Of the North Carolina
Young Democrats last week and was
succeeded by Gorgon Gray Of Wins
on-Salem.
Evening star., 1938-09-19
CLUB NAMES OFFICERS
Washington Grove Women Will.
Install in November.

WASHINGTON GROVE, Nd, Sept.
19 (SpeciaD The Woman's Club OF
Washington Grove has elected officers
as follows:
Mrs. M. M. Perley, president; Mrs
Olive Farmer, first vice president; Mrs
Mary Hynson. second vice president;
Mrs. Paul Cromlin. third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Joseph Palmer, recording
secretary; Mrs George Felt, corre-
spending secretary, and Mrs. David
Bradley, treasurer.
They will be installed at the next
meeting of the club in November at
the home of Mrs. Bert Hunt in WASH
ington.
Evening star., 1938-09-19

agencies, Morris Klass, director Of Jew
Hh Social Service.
Tho women's law group Is . new
unit in the roll call. working for the
first time this year - . distinct group
A prominent member Of the women's
bar, Mrs. Mary M. Wittenmyer. Is
chairman.