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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-21

They learn z d
things from Mrs.
Hooper and other
inhabitants Of the
apartment q b GU t
other people In
er apartment
houses close by. For
example, the Kicks
" ere considered
fast. " The Browns
weren't all they ap-
peared to be. in
fact, they lived far
beyond their in
come. The Balls
were very pious
and frowned on
fem a lie cigarette
smokers.
Bit by bit, Phil
and Dot adapted
themselves to their
ne w life. They
learned with whom
to associate an d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-21
TIL E r E wasn't

any particular
reason why young
Phil Davis and his
wife should dislike
the town Of Tenn
pier. Yet this was
the case. For one
thing, they were
not used to the
habits and customs
Of snall-town peo-
pie. They were city
bred and hence
misunderstood Lie
kindly interest of
t h cir neighbors.
Pryin g curiosity,
they termed it.
THAT Mrs. Blk
by was over again
this morning." Dot
Davis said to her
husband one night
two months after
thew had become
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-21
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

~ ROM AFRICA tnlS SEMI HdTu!
l. plant has become established
in America and the West In
/ dies. As vegetable not many
people realize what delicious, tender
food it Is when very young. 1t be-
comes stringy and unpalatable as 1t
grows older
1t is grown for its fruit pods. These
are used in soups. catsups, stews and
in the South help to make many
chicken dishes delicious. OF late years
okra has been used in spiced pickles
and is becoming more appreciated as
the years go by. The cooks in Louisi-
ana see to it that enough of the okra
pods of the late summer are dried
to be available during the winter.
The mucilaginous property found
in the seed pod adds body to the dish
When the okra is young the seeds are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-21
Builder Moves Office.

The Office Of Charles Sturbitts.
builder, will be moved today to ll0l
Vermont avenue NV. The builders
Office has been situated at 1851
Jocelyn street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-21

Of equal parts of canary yellow and
white. The ceiling is plain white.
Two parts of white and one part dark
brown is used for the furniture, which
is antiqued in dark brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-21
Gold and White.

A creamy-gold tint dominates the
color scheme for a living room that
includes a floor of golden oak with
walls and woodwork painted mixture
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24

z ukradenf a utracenf At
checkn patTicich sestarlemu
otci, usvedcena byla. Zlodej-
kou otce sveho je Anna Hall,
stara ash 60 rokd z els. 1929
Ellsworth ulice. Nalezena by
la vinnou re 6 zalob a "a kaz-
dou odsouzena ma 80 dni do
vezenl. Prozatim p~onechana
ma svobode, jestlize sc dobfe
chOvati Dude a vrati penize.
Okradla sveho 88 rokn stareho
otce O cheeky v Gene $5O9.O1.
Cheeky tyto dostavati mel
Filghman drummer jake pen
81: Vedle otce okradla sveho
pfibuzneho, George Moody.
Behem 20 mesfc1 drummer
veden byl dcerou svoji do pre-
svedceni, re nebyl pripusten
ku pensi. We skutecnosti ona
vzala kazdy check mu postou
zaslany a zmenila jej v biz
kych dvou grocernfch obcho-
dech pro svGj vlastnf uzitek.
Soudce Sayler trpce karal oba
groceristy, re menili cheeky
zene teto aniz by tyto byly po-
depsany vlastnfkem jejich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Farmar doznal, re zavrazdil
zenu.

Fred L. Brown, 48lety far
mar z Reds Grove u Cam
bridge, Md, doznal Y nedeli,
re zavrazdil svoji II rokn sta
rou manzelku Elizabeth, iez v
brzku staff Sc mela matkou a
hodil mrtvolu jejf do Nanti-
coke feky. Mrtvolu zatlzil 4
ocelovymi platy re stroje.
Vrazda prozrazena byla O.
devem zeny, matky Is mesic1
stareho syna, Jamese. Brow
nova utekla z domova kdyz by
la Is rok1 stara a dala Sc S
Brownem oddati. Byla dcerou
George Every. S Brownem
poznala Sc v grocernim obcho-
du V cervnu 1886. Co koupila
V grocernim tom obchodu, po-
slala domI rodic1m, vsedla do
Brownova AUTOMOBILE a s MIN
ujela, ably Sc dala oddati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24

Tfi sta sedm nehOd automo-
bilovych V Marylandskych O.
kresich zaneseno bylo v kvet-
nu. V nehodach t6chto usmr-
ceno bylo II osob, 239 crane
no a ma majetku zp1sobena
skoda v obnosu $29.265. Mel
vetSi pocet srazek hlaSen byl z
Baltimore okresu. Usmrceni V
mem byli diva a SO zraneno V
80 acknowledged srazkach.
= Russell Garrett, 19lety z
Millers, v okresu Carroll, zem-
rel We zdejs1 nemocnici v pa
tex, kdyz zranen byl V nedeli
pred tim We srazce dvou auto
mobilG ma Hanover road u
Reisterstown. Automobil, v
nemz jel, rldil jeho bratr, FL
lety Kenneth l.. Garrett. Dru-
ny automobil Tidil Leo A.
Wright z Harnet road.
= Til roxy stare ditko, Dali
las Bohn z Arunah avenue, IRA
memo bylo automobilem, kdyz
sebehlo do ulice.
= 72lety Louis Goldsmith z
.Owings Mills, T1dic automobi-
lu tezce zranen byl, kdyz au-
tomObilem vraZil do automo-
blu Charlese Ricas. Goldsmith
huv autOmobil odrazil sc a vra
I'll do stromu. -Byla mt prera-
zena noha a potluceno rameno
vedle jinych zranen1.
= Jedenact osob poraneno
bylo V peti acknowledged ne
hodach v rGznych castech me-
stav pondel1 a V noci z nedele
ma pondel1.
= Jeden usmrcen byl ma mi
ste a diva JIM pozdeji podlehli
zranen1m, kter6 utrpeli, kdyz
v nedeli rychle jedoucl auto
mobil jejich ma silnicni zatac-
ce We Finksburg sletel Sc SLIM
ce. Diva JIM jeden 4lety IRA
n6ni byli lehce.
Usmrceni byli: Howard L.
Edmondson z Washingtonu,
Walter c.. Barnes a James L.
Boone z Gambler, Md. Oba
zemfeli We zdejs1 University
nemOcnici.
= Tri osoby v nedeli pora-
neny byly, kdyz diva automobi-
ly Sc srazily ma North avenue
a Barclay ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Kradeze.

Nelekaj1cf Sc nam1Teneho re-
volveru ma prsa jeho, groceris-
ia, Daniel Frederick re 400
blocku E. Pratt ulice, postavil
Sc proti dvema z%lod6jGm, cho-
pill Sc Teznickeho noze a V o.
kamziku zahnal diva tyto.
Kdyz cernosi b6zeli pc ulici,
policiste jedoucf V radio kare,
je chytili a zatkli. Stotozn6ni
byli jake: Joseph Banks, Isle
ty z 1000 blocku N. Wolfe uli-
ce a Joseph Jefferson, 17lety
Llewellyn avenue.
= O%zbrojeny bandita pre-
padl a oloupil O $9,184 ma no
tovosti a checkach Edwarda F.
Crowding, pokladn1ka pivova-
ru National Brewing spolecno-
sti a prchl We Crowdingove au-
tomobilu. Prepaid spachan byl
ma Hudson ulici a Ellwood ave.
= Policie severovychodniho
distriktu natazenymi revOlve-
ry pc obkl1cen1 cukrafskeho
obchodu ma Belair road zatkla
10 rokG stareho mladfka, jenz
kradl v tonic. Majitelkou OBJ
chodu tohoto We 400 blocku
Belair road je Christine E.
Hirt, {. 2916 Monticello ave.
Chycenym byl Howard Harris.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24

President Roosevelt pode-
psal v 1tery pTedlohu ~prijatou
kongresem ma vydanf a pGjco-
van1 3,75O,OOO 900 a tvrdil
pri tom, re obchod V zemi ne
nj tax zlym jak Tide zdaj1 Sc
obavati.
President tvrdil toto tim, re
department obchodu pocita, re
narodn1 pfljem v tonic roce
Dude mad $50, 900, 600, 900. DTi
v6js1 pocet stanovil sunni tuto
ma $4,000, 100000
Poole pTedlohy presidentem
podepsane a Cd n1z ocekava
obzivu: "prach pocne litati ma
projektech W. behem 60
dni."
Dale re vyhled ma obchod
1888 zalozeny ma cfslicfch ma
rodn1ho pr1jmu pro prvni tTi
mes1ce tohoto roku, Sc zlepsil.
Dale, re podepsal As pred
lob a Zakazal sedm a re jed
natl Dude o dalsfch 10 neil
pGjde ma lGzko V 1tery V noel,
ale re pres to ma jich jeste
337 ku prostudOvanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
TSzka vaha.

Toto jest, CO Sc stale, kdyz v
sobotu $50 liber tezka cernos-
ka houpala Sc v zidli tax prud-
ce u okna tretlho poschodi do
mu v 1000 blocku w. Saratoga
ulice:
1.) Ztratila rovnovahu a
spadla pc zadu strhnouc S Sc
bou okno Sc sklem.
81 Porazila dvanact stop
zabradli v pozadf domu.
81 Lecena byla We Frank
lin Square nemocnici ma mensi
odreniny.
A. Vstala v nemocnici a sla
z teto domG so vlastnf sfle."
P~olicejnf straznfk, Vernon
Schmidt, udal re jmeno jeji
jest Minnie Camps, 80 rok1
stara.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Katastrofa zeleznicni.

Polovic vlaku Chicago Mil
waukee spadlo s chatrneho
Mostu do rozvodn6neho poto-
ka Custer V Montana. Dosud
bylo %zjisteno 20 utopenych a
20 pohfeSovanych, kdezto ra-
nenych je pres 60. Wax vyjel
V noci z Chicago do Tacoma,
Wash. NeSt6stf sc stale O p1l
nOci ma nedeli.
V New Sharon, Iowa 16
vagonG nakladn1ho vlaku dra-
by Minneapolis st. Louis pre-
vrhlo Sc a shorelo. Pr1cinou
byla vodou rozmocena a pode-
mleta trait. Nikdo nebyl ale
zranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
''Utonulyy" pozdravil policisty.


Towson policie pTichvatala
V nedeli ku jezeru Roland pc
obdrzeni zpravy, re v jezeru
utonul Howard Wilhelm z Hic
kory avenue. Kdyz bl1zili Sc
ku jezeru, uvitani byli zivym
Wilhelmem. VysetTeno bylo,
re zpravu O utonuti Wilhelma
postal Harry Huber, strazce
reservoir, kdyz tento marn6
hledal Wilhelma, ktereho vi
del ponoTiti sc do vody. Will
helm byl sebran policii a udan,
re sc koupal We veTejnem re-
servoiru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24

nOuti nejake obeti. Cirkulace
zprav O takovem planu, i kdy-
by byl re moznosti uskutec-
nen1 NIUE m1ti take svGj prak-
ticky vyznam.
Ceskoslovensky vyklad teto
zpravy jest, re bez1 O 1sili Ne
mecka k zastraseni Angle,
ably zanechala podporovanf
Ceskoslovenska. Poole nahle-
du Nemecko NIUE teto zpravy
O ruskem-nemeckem vyjedna-
van1 uzfti, ably mohlo f1ci An
gill: Bud mi dejte volnou ru-
ku v Ceskoslovensku nebo uza-
vTu smlouvu s Ruskem!"
We skutecnosti mnoho brit
skych statnfkG, hlavne Wins
ton Churchill, povazuji MOI
most rusko-nemecke alliance "a
jednu re zasad tTeba vzdale-
neho nebezpecf ohrozeni miru
v Europe.
Reserviste csl. armady. DO
volani ku zvlastn1mu vycviku v
novych zbran1ch, FL. kvetna
t.. r., kdy Europa zdala sc byti
ma okraji valky - byli propu-
STEM domG.
Je to jiste mono povazova-
tt "a pr1znivy dGkaz znacne-
no zm1rnen1 napjate situace,
v nfz tehdy zacinaly prvni mu-
nicipalni volby CSR., a kdy
zdalo Sc, re dojde k 1toku Ne
mecka. Volby zat1m minuly v
celku klidne, valecne nebezpe-
c1 ustoupilo a jednani S cs. SUI
deto-nemeckou mensinou IDA
Sc byti ma dobre ceste. Proto
doslo k propustenl zaloh, "a
tim CO ovSem aktivn1 cs. arma-
da z1stava v bdelosti.
V "Kurjevu Warszawskem''
ukazuje publicista byvaly po-
slanec Stanislav Stronski, ma
zmenu, ktera nastala v posled-
nj dobe v polskem vefejnem
mineni We prospect Ceskoslo-
venska. Polska veTejnost, pra
vi Stronski, pochopila, re
pronikan1 Nemecka zvlaste cd
stranenim Rakouska z evrop-
ske mapy cd zakladu zmenilo
Evropu a re ohrozuje Polsko.
Polska vefejnost pochopila,
re nemecky utok prot Cesko-
slovensku a pokusy O zniceni
statnl samostatnosti teto zeme
nemohou byti Polsku lhostej-
ny, nebo dokonce Polskem
podporovany. O teto zmene
smySlen1 We prospech Ceskoslo
venska svedcf cetne, v posled-
nj dobe rGznymi politickymi or
ganisacemi krone jinych take
delnickou stranou schvalene
resoluce.
Stanovisko spojene lidove
strany socialisticke v Ceskoslo-
vensku je jiz znamo. Tyto O.
be velke organisace polske O.
posice diktuj1 We prospech &C.
skoslovenska a pozadujf tes-
nou spolupraci s Ceskosloven-
skou Republican a S velkymi
zapadnimi demokraciemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
35 osob roznemohlo Sc po
pikniku.

Zrovna op tydnu, kdy "a O.
sob onemocnelo pc banketu v
Baltimore, podobne onemoc-
nelo tuto nedeli jinych 35, pr
pikniku Dundalk loze Loyal
Order of Moose. Pink ko-
nan byl v Liberty Park, Essex.
Onemocneli pozadali o pomoc
nemocnice. Piknik ma
vstiven byl asi 400 osobami.
Piknikari "pochutnavali 81" ma
rakove polevce a salatech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Prohlidka pro snoubence.

Nova naTfzenf, tykajfcf Sc
povolenf k snatku, jez vyzadu-
j, re cd 1. cervence snoubenci
musejf pTedloziti vypovedi, Re
Sc podrobili lekarsk6 prohl1d-
&c a re u mich nebyly zadne
znamky syfilidy, byla ozname-
ma vAlbany, N. Y. statnlm
zdravotnim komisaTem. W.
poved must byti podepsana H.
censovanym l6kafem, jenz pro
hl1dku vykonal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24

Pr hrani 81 pred domem We
400 blocku N. Collington a.
venue spadl 6lety Francis
Minnick S chodniku a zlamal
81 ruku..
= Charles G.. Seribner spa
dl Sc tfesnoveho stromu, kdyz
v nedeli Sc pokousel natrhati
tresne ma rohu Green Spring
avenue a Old Court road. Byl
ranen ma noze tax, re musel
byti wat do nemOcnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Usmrcen spadlym lesenim.

Donald Frost asi 39lety, zem-
rel ned6li v Mercy nemocni-
ci aniz nabyl vedomf We 2 no
dinach pc nestestf. Pracoval
.jeste S jinym ma lesenf pred
Public Bank budovou v 1 bloc
ku E. Fayette ulice. Lesenf S
mimi spadlo a Frost, jemuz roz
razena byla lebka, smrtelne
zranen. Jack Whalen swell Sc
pc provaze, jehoz Sc zachytil.
= Frank Phillips, 73lety z
Covington ulice, podlehl v ne
deli zraneni, ktere utrpel v So
botu, kdyz spadl sc schodI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24

V Lincoln, Nebraska, byla
prejeta proslulym denverskym
rychlfkem Zephyr 42leta Iva
Hufmanova. Vysetrovanfm Iii
steno, re Sc vrhla pred Wax v
sebevrazednem 1myslu. "a
nechala dopis, v nemz pravila,
re ztraci dusevnf schopnosti a
obava Sc, ably nemusela byt
poslana do ustavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Odsouzeni ma 10 rokH pro
prepad.

Pro prepaid kolektora, Do
nadia Corame, jemuz wall
$213.55 a 148 ballck1 cigaret
ma Governor Nice Highway 2.
cervna, odsouzeni byli V pa
TEX: Hyman Peltz, 22lety a
Jack Rosen, 21lety, oba z New
Yorku a 38lety Isador Dorman
z Baltimore, ma 10 rokG kazdy
do v6zeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24

Obchodnf nynejsf deprese
vinena jest z klesnutf pr1jmI z
likernl DAM v Marylandu, z
galonu koralky $1.10 a z ga
lonu VIVA 20 cent?.
.Pfijmy z danf techto pocaly
klesati v prosinci. Behem os-
mi poslednfch mesfc1 pT1jmy z
dane klesly v celku o $90,15O-
81. &.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Krajan spadl Sc strechy.

V Clevelandu krajan Stani-
slav Matyas, nateracsky kon-
traktor, zotavuje Sc z bolest-
neho poraneni, ktere utrpGl
pri padu Sc strechy. Zaveso-
val dratene okno, pfi cemz mu
zebrik uklouzl a on Sc sT1til do
znacne hloubky. Byla mu Wy
razena prava paze v rameni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Ma byti popraven.

Slovensky krajan Jan Jeliga
odsouzeny k smrti ma zemfiti
pro vrazdu FL. T1jna. Byl Cd
souzen pro zavrazden1 farma-
re v Joliet. V sobotu prohla-
sill, re sc odvola, ponevadz je
nevinen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Ride taxicabu odsouzen.

Joseph E. Harris, 24lety Fl
die taxicabu odsouzen byl ma
jeden rok do polepsovny, re
zavinil smrt dvou zen: NATL
dy Fiore a Amy Sica, taxica-
benz 8. kvGtna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
Odsouzen pro DAM IA fales-
nych alarmHG.

Usvedceny z danf Ia faleS-
nych pozarenskych alarmG,
cernoch James Walker, odsou-
zen byl do p%olepsovny ma l
rok a ku pokute $500. Posled-
nj alarm = ctrnacty = dial 8.
cervna z rohu Caroline a Pratt
ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-24
MiStnl Zprdvy.
Manuel polibil a wal vsechen
nabytek.

Pr obdrzenf 1plneho rozvo-
du v pondeli Mildred c.. Hart
man svedcila, re manzel jejl
dial il hubicku a So, ably sla do
divadla. Kdyz odesla "vycistil
dunn, jak zalovala, cd veske-
reho nabytku a odesel.
Vinila jej z nevery. Manuel
opustil il 3. cervna 1887. Zili
tenkrate We 1900 blocku N.
Bond ulice.
The Washington times., 1938-11-14

IL assorted dis.
tinctive designs,
with envelopes
included. Hand
lettered Senti-
mentS.
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Miss Ann Clark Vance
MurrieS Henry White

Mrs. Bolton Decatur Clark, of Lex
1ngton. S. c., announce the marriage
OF her daughter, Ann Clark Vance, to
Henry Eugene White, of Ashland
Farm, Henderson, on Saturday, Sep
TENDER 10 at ASheville
Mrs. White is the daughter of Mrs.
Bolton Decatur Clark and the late
MI. Clark, and the granddaughter O.
Colonel James J. Clark, of C'ark's
Mill, Lexington county, South Caro-
lima. She is a graduate of Winthrop
college, the South Carolina College
for Women, and has also studied ir
Washington, D. C, and Paris, France.
She taught in the American high
school of Manila, Philippine Islands,
for two years.
Mr.. White is the son of Mrs. A. E.
White and the late Mr.. White. He
received his A. B. degree from Elor.
College, North Carolina, and his LII.
Is. degree from Wake Forest, College.
= is member of the Sigma Phi
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Bailey Talk Says
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field, chairman; Miss Kildee Tucker
of Raleigh, v;ce-chairman: Miss Mary
Elizabeth Wellons, of Smithfield, sec
retary-treasurer.
Fifth-Archie Carter, Mount Airy,
chairman; Mrs. James Hariston, of
Leaksville, vice-chairman; Eugene
Thompson, Roxboro, secretary-treas-
urer.
Sixth-Mrs. r. L. Phelps, Durham
chairman; Harper Barnes, Graham,
vice-chairman.
Seventh-James r. Nance, Lumber
ton, chairman; Miss Susan Carr, Will
minton, vice-chairman.
Eighth-Woodrow w. Seymour, San
ford, chairman, Mrs. z. ". Morgan
Hamlet, vice-chairnan. 49,
Less Federal Spending Here.
Senator Bailey, in his speech, said
in part: ss
eff we are to consider our National
problems regionally we may say that
the problem of the West is radicalism
and drouths; of the North and East
unabsorbed foreign populations. Eu-
ropean peoples and European ideas
but. according to our President the
greatest problem, economically speak
ing, of them all is the South-a pro-
blem in itself and as whole. 1t is
the more difficult because it involves
the race problem. It is presented as
problem N poverty, Notwithstanding
Mr. Roosevelt's administration has
spent and is spending far less per
capita in the South for relief than
elsewhere
without fair-an. equal chance
in the national policy. the Southern
people have proved their capacity to
solve their problems. With an equal
chance, the South will solve it's pro-
blems and show the way to all the
other States.
'sEvery instance of Federal or other
outside interference has tended to
prove that such interference increases
our difficulties and prevents solution.
Solve Own. Problems.
"We propose ourselves to solve our
problems, economic, social and racial
in the Southern way and by and thro-
ugh Southern men and women. We
consider that only the. Southern PEG
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-10
townsville Garden
Club Meeting With
Mrs. Louis TAYLOR

The Townsville Garden club held its
regular monthly meeting in the .ome
Of Mrs. Louis Taylor on Thursday
afternoon. Upon the guests arrival,
they were served delicious punch by
the hostess.
The meeting was opened by the
Lords prayer. The members h Id a
general discussion of the community
house. Mrs. S. R. Adams, the pres
ident, appointed new committee
which consisted of Mrs. j. E. Knott,
Mrs. E. B. Taylor and Mrs. w. B.
larry, to see if something could be
done towards getting the community
house started
Mrs. C. U Sanford sent in her re
signation to the club, which the
members regret very much It was
decided to invite two new members to
join the club
After the business was concluded
The program was given: Mrs. J. P.
Klmball read a very interesting paper
on "The Origin and Meaning of Some
Names of Plant Life" Miss Eliza
beth Burwell read paper on GLOW
srs with a History
The hostess serveda delicious salad
plate followed by ice cream and cakes
Guests for the afternoon were Miss
Allyne Taylor and Miss Margaret
Taylor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-10
Says Burgin Is
Absentee Vote Goat"
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from rage OHe'I
and it is the duty of your honor 20
give the citizenship of North Carolina
he right 10 vote absentee.
Attorney General Harry MCMILLAN.
who represented the State Board o.
Elections in the case, immediately
asked against whom Ehringhaus was
making his serious charges"
"Who is conspiring against his can
didate?" Mcmillan queried. rs 1t
he State Board of ElectiOns?"
AS McMulians argument closed the
:as.,, however, Ehringhaus had no op-
portunity to reply.
After hearing arguments by Ehrlng-
haus McMullap and l.. r. McLen-
don, of Greensboro, Attorney for c..
B. Deane, of Rockingham, the courS
COX the case under advisement. The
State board is appealing from a SUI
)erior court order declaring Burgin
instead of Deane as the Democratic
nominee in the eighth congressional
district.
Ehringhaus uncovered a second sur
prise when he asserted that the SUI
,rene Court could decide the case
yithout taking up the question Of
neither the State board had the
light to order county boards to revise
fraudulent returns.
The election dispute, which has
cen faen hanging fire since the run
off primary of July 2, may be decid-
ed by the court September q, the
next opinion date.