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The Washington times., 1938-09-28
Bill Lee Is Modified
And Trouble Looms
Ak&k6 &k&HA-
GETS CITATION: 2 ORDERS
OF ONIONS, WITH COFFEE
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER
Copyright 1898, by international News ssrvic,

NEW YORK, Sept % QNS.).-Bi Lee is modified and
it looks like trouble From Bills uniform stays on
like ours during the We used tire tape for puttees
Bill stepped in and took for Dizzy Dean after Dizzy
started huff and puff like ouboard motor the ninth
The Washington times., 1938-09-28

For that he
gets the base
ball citation
of merit with
the double or.
der of onions
and an extra
cup Of coffee.
His name also
goes up in
electric lights
The Washington times., 1938-09-28

SCALP. facial, trained operators. Bena'O
Beauty Salon. colored. NO. GAGS.
SCALP TREATMENT by appointment
Hrs, 9 a. m. to z D. m. daily. NO. O360.
SCALP TREATMENT-Exper operators;
white: hrs. 81. For appt. call DE. 6228
The Washington times., 1938-09-28

HEMoRRHoIDS eradicated by my own
method; results effective for lifetime
or money back. Write for booklet.
DIR. SOMMERWERCK. 1868 Columbia Rd.
MANICURING and pedicure. Experienced
For appointment call Adams 04O7.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28
G. W. Frosh Tilt

MERCERsBURG. Pa, Sept. 90.
George Washington'S frosh will
meet Mercersburg Academy here
Saturday.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28

morrow again
like q dish
washing ma
chine in an
all-night res
taurant.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28

20 Money to LOan-AutOs
AUTO LoANS--Immediat ate cash. FINANCE
SERVICE, 939 N. Y. Ave. NV. MA. 1904.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28

BIZ had worked the day be.
fore and will probably work to-
The Washington times., 1938-09-28

LOANS
S>>~N>|NS---..
% Money to Loan
DRIVING to Dallas. Tex. Friday. Can
take two passengers. share expense. DI.
231O, ex. 760, during day.
ON diamonds watches. IsWelry, dIverwaR0,
etc.: no adv. arrangement neceg.: lowest
rates. R0SSLYN LOAN CO.. Resslyn. We.
QUICK loans to home owners. Mr.. Levtns
1870 L 81. n. ". DT. 6lB0.
Industrial Loans
LOANS AT fSTrkSsT keT R2rSs q g;
salaried people may obtain Character. Co
maker. Automobile or Collateral loans
at lower rates.
Silver Spring Industrial
Savings and Loan Co.
1925 Ga. Ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
SHep. $3.50 Silver Spring 239
Subsidiary Of Southeastern industrial Bankers. Ina
The Washington times., 1938-09-28
WEATHER, CLEAR; TRACK, FAST.
se' $1,000; 2-year-olds; The SouthfieId; s

4DsT bBT-KNIaHT WARRIOR.
LONG SHOT DAILY DoUBLE-0hatabit and Bread King.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
DOUBTS HUSBAND
COMMITTED SUICIDE

TAMPA, Fla, April |. (UP)-
Miss Amelia Fargnoli of Tampa,
circus performer, last night doubt
ed that her fancc, Eugene tlcck,
a tight-wire acrialist under the
big top, committed suicide rs de-
cidcd by Il coroncr's jury.
Fl2ck was found shot to death
on highway near Sarasota. There
was d pistol beside him.
Ringing Brothers and Barnum
& Bailey employed both.
Hiss Fargnoli said they met five
Yeas ago when Flcck joined the
circus and denied that she had
''iil-cd him" She planned to leave
today for opening of the circus in
Madison Square Garden.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
9TH VICTIM DIES
FROM PAIN BELIEVER

CONTINUED from page "n"I
and the administering Orlando
physician believed one bottle Of
the drug. a Observation-Disclosures, "hc-
came contaminated in some way.
Council said the finn had sold
$4,000 bottles since 1875 with
out "any i'll effects reported' and
the Orlando doctor had given
"prohably 10000 injections WITH
out any previous complications
DR.. J. n. Patterson, director OF
the Florida Health Laboratory,
was testing the drug with results
TO be announced in Several day."
Federal Pure Food and Drug
a administration inspectors had &C
counted for all the drug here and
also were making laboratory test
Of contents of the bottle from
which the victims had been given
injections.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
NEW CONDEMNATION IS
AIMED At DICTAT0RS

(C0riinu"d from nap,. nnel
Cling with a grave financial CRISIS
and Il wavc Of sit-doy'0 strikes
that may topplc the popular front
regime or Premier Icon Blum,
was unable to deal in a strong
manner with the troubled Euro
pean situation.
A showdown OH Blum'S "fu1l
powers" demands was delayed I'M
til next week but danger of new
Italo-Frcnch complications arose
when several thousand DESERVING
Spanish loyaliSt soldiers, fleeing
across the pyrcnceS after being
routed by Francois armies, sought
refuge on French soil.
MusSolini has openly warned
France that any iIrcrch intcrvcn-
ton in favor of the Spanish loyal
lists may lead TO war.
At tie same time the lovalist
government in Barcelona, only ST
miles from Frances. driving adj
vance, alleged that Germany is in
SG"illIIS OU llNd\N NlilIIbu III ODi'lll
along the French border TO even
tllatc the Nl$acc-L 0rrlinc uucS-
ton"
Britain, striving TO stavc off n
war until her $10,000.O0O, 900 or
$4,000, 100000 arms program is
at It's peak, remained aioof from
the Spanish cmhroglio that ap-
pears TO b" approaching climax
as we'll as the troubled state Of
affairs in Central Europe.
Niscount Halifax, new British
foreign secretary, asserted in
speech to foreign newspaper cor
respondents in London that there
was nothing "wcak" about Eng
lands policy.
Great Britain, France and the
United States formally exchanged
notes Thursday invoking The
escape" clause Of the 1896 Lon
don naval treaty, a move BROUGHT
about by reports that Japan-allv
OF GERMANY and Italy-is build
ing 40, OOO-ton battleships.
The invoking of the so-called
kScalator clause opened the doors
for vast world naval buiIdinr
race. S
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
Poster Contest
Awards Made In
City AndCounty

Miss Norma Spence, case work
e. for the Henderson county wei
fare department, who is dircctoi
for the local campaign sponsored
bv the North Carolina League FOL
Cripp.vd Children, opening sea
salGs today, has made public the
winners in the poster contest pro-
NOTED by this organization.
She announced that Miss JahC
Turner. HcndcrSonville high school
student. was winner in the mgr
schools. In the grammar grades OF
the county the winner was mas
b. French, HcndcrsonVlile Guy
schools. Miss Mary Camp had sec
ond best in the high school groui
and Miss Esther Camp. East ria'
Rock, was second lest, IN the
grammar grades. I'LL
The winner in each group Will
receive a So cash prize.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
WORLD PEACE PRAYER
SERVICE AT BREVARD

BRENARD, April /. (SpcciaN
A united prayer service for world
peace will be held ut the Brcvard
Methodist church Friday after
noon at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. David G. Ward, of st.
Philips Episcopal church, will be
the leader, with representatives
from the womcn'S auXi!iaricS Of
the four churches Of Brevard par
ticipating on the program. Vocal
selections will be rendered by
Professor Alvin Moore, local mu-
Sician.
1t is expected by those in
charge Of the special service that
a large delegation from the four
churches Of the town will be in
attendance, since the need for Il
prayer service of this nature is
generally recognized at this time
in the worlds history.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
PARIS STYLES

PARIS, April |. (UP)-CowS,
pigs and snakes are being Sacri-
feed in large numbers on the al
tar of fashion this season. Time
WAS when their luticS were con
fined to shoes and bags, but that
was before the Duchess Of Wind
sor decided on hats with leather
crowns, and Marjorie Dunton, in
troduced leather into the evening
mode.
Suzy, who made the duchcSs'S
leather crowned hats, is also
using natural and colored leather
for flat sailors with infinitesimaI
crowns. These she covers with
much yelling. Suzy also has dis
covered the knack Of draplng
leather as evidenced by one o.
the duchcss'S turbans.
Marjorie Dunton builds her
new collection around leather
ensembles. for she is more or less
the godmOther of this mode IN
the hautc couture. She puts a
three-tiered red, green and pur-
pie suede belt and single shout
der strap on daintily feminine
evening gown. It's matching cape
is also trimmed with multi
colored suede. She introduces
antelope into the afternoon
mode using it with the same soft
ness as satin. She embrolders a
pink suede afternoon suit in pink
silk. A blue Blouse, a wide green
sash and burgundy skirt are
combined into one of her most
charming all suede sports ensem-
Bile. In this same province is a
pigskin jumper suit and a gray
pigskin golf skirt edged in red.
Mrs. Dunton puts a gold suede
We ;tee under brown wool suit
and adds a sleeveless pigskin
Jacket to a green wool dress.
Paquin concentrates on suede
and smooth leather jackets for
dav ensembles, doing a black
swagger in effective eyclet en-
broidery. Worth has a whole
collection of swag2er and straight
double breasted suede coats to
be worn with sports and after
noon costumes.
Leather Of all kinds is used
extensively in trimming spring
suits. Francevramant uses guam
titles of snakeskin on her suits.
At Lanvin leather is worked into
colorful leaves and other designs
to mark the waiStlines of he~
suits. Other houses make frogs,
cribs" flower applique, amusing
| buttons and other leather forms
to trim wool suits and dresses.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01

naclc, to Jump-off mountain and
Mt. Hebron, to Mt. Mitchell
(Which is the highest mountain
peak east Of the Rocky noun
tains). Craggy Gardens located
near Mt. Mitchell, Great Smoky
mountains, and numerous other
sights of interest, are all onc-day
or less drives from Henderson,
vile.
Hcudcrsonvillc has ten major
hotels, plus innumcrablc fine
smaller boarding houses, as well
as 4 large number of private
rooming houses, for the care Of
visitors. The city has large
number of churches, including
Presbyterian, Methodist, EpiSco-
ialian, Baptist, Lutheran, Chris
tan Scientist, Jewish Synagogue,
and many others.
There are over sixty business
houses in the city. Two excellent
moving picture houses show the
latest pictures. Many of these pic
turcs are shown here before they
reach the larger cities.
Help is plentiful in Henderson
vile and economical. The negroes
have their own distinct and sep
arate section Of the city in which
to live; but provide the major nU-
clcuS for the servant problem
found everywhere.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
AMERICANS FINANCE
COTTON in MEXICO

HOUSTON, Tex, April !. (UP)
Anderson, CLAYTON and Co., inter
national cotton buyers, last night
revealed it had lent $222, 800 to
The Mexican treasury for Il cotton
planting project at MatamoroS.
w. /. Clayton, head Of the firm,
said the money was production
loans (which our Mexican affili-
ate ia making on cotton crops in
the ncighborhood of its cotton
seed oil mills, in accordance with
It's practice in the past"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
MARCH WARM AND
RAINY MONTH HERE

Continued Com Hagc "nr)
pcraturc was 1881 degrees ana
the greatest daily range was al
degrees on the 2nd. ,,
For the most part the montn
was cloudy and rainy. Ralnlal'
was recorded on 1G o. the 81 days
and ONLY IA days in the month
were recorded as clear.
Figures arc as follows:
THURSDAY
Maximum-T5 degrees.
Minimum--6O degrees.
Mcan-G7.5 degrees.
Days rangc-15 degrees.
Rainfall-.1l in.
MONTHLY SUMMARY
Mean maximum-63.Sl deg,
Mean minimum-39."7 deg.
Mcan-52.00 deg.
Normal mcan--47.3 deg.
Maximum---S1 deg.
Minimum-22 deg.
Mean daily rangc--25.8I deg
Greatest daily rangc--1l deg.
Total rainfall--5.S6 in.
Normal rainrall-5.5O in.
Greatest daily rainfa'l--l.l5 IN.
ON 10th.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
Nv s. ]. FULLWOCD


The "co"yIl hiCal location oil
I,..r.r,,..,rvilln in Western North
-. -. :, D., r.. tna loci
81 T rl'.'I n"i,,, for visitors in the
S,'' 'u,, .:,,n -. vel ~ rhos,
SU' I:... -, ,,,.,.,,',,crt residence.
SE :,L,,. r,",, ,ho sfgmdnoint Of 90.
e'''':I Vs., ~. n,crcrv rrsid
: .,S INV ''.'
'"s ~ .,,.,rJ. ,r pcopDc visit thi;
.;.,. , ,Sn,,.II, And aS the sigu y?
t 49, - MISUNDERSTANDING Gambler Of
- ~, 80 ..,rr Ion fh,. road
M, L,,roro or,crim,~ Iii. city puts
;t o, S. ..,,,.. n,nI. NIGHT. nthcrs
Iira,;,,n
Hcnd"rsonyiiIc Is lucatcd ON the
short route between the west and
northwest hi.hwavS leading ulti-
m,tcly 10 Florida. Ii is on the
main line Of the Southern rail
WAY running from Charleston, ).
T. ,rL Jacksonville. Fin. to Gin
rinnati Ohio. II is the junction
nninf or three major L. $. high
~ Tbc.c tbrco trunk highways
,rr. l. : No. -. which starts ut
The Canadian border and runs
south To the Gulf Of MEXICO; US.
No. 81. which commences i'm R"S-
well. New Mexico, and extends
eastward 10 the Atlantic ocean at
T,ntcn \ O.. passiny through
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
OIL INTERESTS
Plan ] 4 MEXICAN
Legal. MOVES
Mexican Senate Will Cen
veae to Consider Loan,
Oil Laws
MEXICO CITY, April /. (UP)

MEXICO CITY, April ]. CUP
Seventeen American and othel
foreign oil companies whose S40o.-
coo 600 properties were eXproprl-
otod bv President Lazaro Carde'
mas, last night announced they
would take legal steps to set ASIDE
the seizure decree.
The companies announced a two
fold mancuver to recover then
holdings ONLY d few hours after =
rnccial session of congress had
been called for April II to conSid'
OF economic emergency legislation
forced by confiscation Of the oil
industry and suspension of the
United States silver purchasing
agreement.
The legal action planned pro-
vides for the filing Of injunction
proceedings seeking TO declare un-
Constitutional the appropriation
law under which the petroleum
properties were seized. Another
Injunction would also be asked to
force revocation Of the executive
decree of March Is which cXpro-
pria ted the oil holdings.
The call for Il special session of
congress was Issued by the pcrma-
ncnt congressional committee at
the request Of the president. The
session was respected to last 1T
ltast one month.
In reQucstin" the session tn"
president said it was necessary
"urgently' to consider I law NJ
thorizing an internal loan of ma
tionaI redemption for l00.000,00O
pesos ($23.000.000). modification
Of import and export duties which
were increased last January,
amendment Of the existing p@tro-
lcum laws. Il change in the labor
section of the constitution and
about 20 other projected meas
urcs.
The loan, it was understood,
would be employed for part pay
mcnt to American and other for
cign oil companies for the cXpro-
priation Of their $500, 100000
holdings,
The suggestion that Japanese,
German or Italian experts might
he invited here hv the government
to administer the oil properties
was branded as unlikely" bv
usually wel!-infoYmrd persons. 1t
was pointed ont that the new pc
trolcum administrative council,
created after appropriation of the
industry. planned to use only Nix
leans and few "c0nfidcntial en-
ployes" who had worked for tn"
companies but wcr" persuaded to
Join the Mexican oil workers syn
dicatc following the seizure.
Two hundred policemen yestcr-
day marched through the city to
the presidential palace where they
handed President CardcnaS' pri-
vatc secretary q written protest
against salary discounts to swell
the national redemption fund
which was opened to aid the gov
to pay the foreign COM
panicS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
HENDERSONVIE.LE LOCATION
BRINGS BOTH TOURISTS AND
LIFE. TIME H0MESEEKERS

cops, but not enough to prove
uncomfortable.
UcnaciSonvillc il = popular
town the year around. ~ Is noted
hv lhc number of out oi state Wis
IiorS who come here in the win
ter time; and that number IS in
cIraSiuy year by year, rs the
suriur-Iikc cIimat" which prevails
here wear IN and year out, BE-
come: better known. Henderson
Vile J. city of 5000 or more
ucoplc within lis corporate limits,
and 10000 outside; thus giving
the prospective business person
surety that h. will be able to do
business the yer around. Deep
,nows are ra,cly known here.
From thc standpoint of healthy
climate. Hcnicr&onyillc can not
lee surpassed. This altitude is in
deed exceptionally fine for any
one afflicted with respiratory dis
eases. asthma. hay fever and 9th
49, similar infections. 1t is the flat
laNA> VINO" gov s'N..J H.. ~
null2n, causing hay fever. Pollen
Concentration is much lower here
tbrn in the north. The large
amount OF P'u' MoU,T 't i+So noI,
;-."HASc ','ES' ~, ~ @ ,.!a,.i.
''"~ 't',H '''''l'' .,' >,.;,,I ,"> So tho.n
on people 30. -" HT'l sSl ,ot .bot hi.
"i i:S = ,.,,,,I' f t hos, affIjct-
,''''' ''.S. ..,..,i,.n.nrv Diseases dine
ca "''' ,',r ,I,;,,t, :, tbn none
%i"oI'% ',!t ..It,. ,.;oI,, INV Of
'J'''"" ~ ,.-r. N''S .,.h;.b :. cvor mos
the %"H''E'. I'm ~: y. no. tno b;gb
cht n3tI' sui. rI +, - '' NIX bon,.t
Cor anyone a,',i 49, -, M. :.
troupe III 1lS ~ "oS f tb,t tbm hos
proved ny lur ,,,J, o,. .,,,,. ,ffrcfrd
P.,H , TOT ' Ln,, ,nJ Inny tronbIc
W.T." " 'I ,'"' '.;n ,,;I. aititndr hut
Is i !. L, ~. r,ii". From here
- ~" ,bo ,,,nInoint of rccrca-
FROM ''t' ''''' ',;II' nrrnrs r,,nv
;.o"' !I'""'''Y I' ' ',,i ,.;Jin%
diversions ' '.;,,,, '', ,,i,,.;,,n. nnIf
summing ny'5.'' ,,';a P' %G, ,' rounN
'at " te'>%1% m'. P ,,,Ic ! n Ill
on on. !" I'ot' r.,I.,t ''oS' jancir~ and SO
. .,r ',,. ,', '' .i =, Lr Fnmnd within
:: .'' '''' o., Evr,,. summer
. - ,'', ,jaU,;mn !. annthrr form of
,;. GO. " ,r La,H nrn hforL of Main
I',' ,S H' L;, ,,,' rj,rled Off ono NIGHT
-, , ", ' 49,. tL;, ,,,,.ro., For those
" N'T IA ~, I La ~ &c., ' .nr,t,.v Mace
" II" INV :" , -, Wv, Lnrnt;H. Sow
'nJ'E ,.', " - orn 20 hc had |
"I'l ,.. T.,nH , ,o.,I n,,do ranch
TlH','t'S, q, ,,,.;II, =; tbn bnn,, or
''' ',.,.. I,,'' .. ,,i RIue Ridpr
c, Gu Co.,. Poye md Fassifcrn
, :, lUoi 80 r,. ~. Tboro i also = !
'Ti'oT I r l"' LII, ,.hiiJrn, coMJmct
>cn"oS t r o,I L;II C,,'',,, o,,lnctnJ hy
SCnoC! 'ol 'i'', |,L -. ,U''I TJ,oat;DI
."S 'o''Sr'' ~ va; ,,,'',' - ,hn p;',ns
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
JAP ARMIES STILL
ARE BEGGED DOWN
- Continued from page onc)
lying the American flag

r., ,'i"'" from mage unC)
living the American flag.
Inc incident involving British
subjects was in coal mines of the
hallan Mining administration
north of -Ticntsin where Chinese
workers have been on strike for
a week demanding the dismissal
OF British officials, increased nav
and improved working conditions
The territory is under japanese
military control but the British
sent warShip, the Lowcstoft
from Wcihaiwci to Chingwantao,
to land men and protect British
nationals if necessary.
British officials in Tientsin
heard that rioting around the
mines had been stopped following
the arrival of Japanese gendarmes
but the strike still was unsettled.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
S. BILLS STRICKEN
FROM S. {. CALENDAR

COLUMBIA, S. c., April f.
WP)-Thc South Carolina house
of representatives yesterday had
the busiest session of the current
assembly. striking SIS bills from
its calendar.
Measures withdrawn included
bills providing for: elimination Of
the state inheritance tax, estab-
lshment Of civil service, investi-
cation Of the State Works Prog
less administration, increase of
the constabulary, equalization of
state taxation, rcapportionmcnt Of
the gasoline tax and the legal age
as Is for all persons.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
LOTS OF TROUBLES

JACkSBORO, Tex. (tP(.-J.
w. Spears, druggist, is getting Il
reputation us the "unluckicst man
in town" Within 81; weeks,
Spears was hospitaIcd with injmr-
les in an automobile wreck and
was held up twice.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
Succinct Summary ShOwS
Local Advantages Are
Numerous

Is. J. FuIIwood, VIII" has con
tributcd a series Of articles, My
Country 'TiS OF Thee, GcaImS
with each of thc United States
commemorative and possessions
To The Timrs-N"ws. here present.;
= brief Survey o. the civic and
physical assets Of Hcndrr$ou'II!r;
the climate Of which he has found
rncvccii"d.- Editors NotcD
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01
INDIANS MUSKET FOUND

SALEM, Ore, (UP)-A single
shot breach loader rifle believed
to have been manufactured he.
fore the Civil war and an old In
dian stone glist mill were found
by CCC boys at the Mill CITY
camp. The rifle, number 3G0i,
was made by Remington g. Son
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01

Employment for nearly 100000
persons normally is provided >bv
the railroads of Great Britain.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-01

IlSE THE WANT Abs
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-30
SALTWATER

Mr.. and Mrs. Dayle Roberts spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Torbert and Mrs. Lizzie Mcconnell
Violet Haines and Rexford Tor
bert spent few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Dayle Roberts.
Mrs. James Watt is assisting in
the care of Mrs. Robert Masterson
and baby Carolyn Jean. Mrs. Mas
terson's mother, Mrs Ethyl Smith,
was also helping care for her baby
granddaughter.
Mrs. Curtis Richardson and
daughter Claribel, and Mr. George
Richardson spent Friday afternoon
at the Elmer Richardson home with
Mrs Robert Masterson and baby
Carolyn.
Mr.. Dana Ellis, Miss Donna Ellis.
and three friends were Thursday
afternoon callers at Kenneth Nc
Peaks.
A son was born June % to Mr..
and Mrs. Oran Miller, named DON
aid Eugene.
Mrs. Kenneth McPeak and son
Kinsey, and Bernard Newton spent
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Robert Masterson and daughter
Carolyn.
Mrs. Gladys Newton returned to
her home in Jackson. after few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs T. j. Osborn
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-30
Arlington

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Perry spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Per-
ry.
Miss jamie McGregor visited last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. P. G.. Law
renee.
Mr.. Homer Smith accompanied
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Lawrence on a motor trip
to Michigan.
Mr.. Fred Downing has purchased
team of mules.
Mrs. Hills Shaver returned to
her home, after spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller.
Miss Beulah McGregor, Mrs J.
M. McGregor and Mr. and Mrs H.
w. Wilson took Sunday dinner with
Mr.. w. S. Hiatt at Chesterhill
Mrs. Oval Hancher and daughters
jeanette and Betty visited Monday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Hamer
Wilson.