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ATTENTION FOOT SUFFER.
8-Auction Sale

APPEARANCES COUNT when
your suit on dress is dry clean
cd or Numbered here. We make
Garments lock their very best.
NiIIcr's Laundry and Cleaners.
TO It'll Ave. f.. Phone l3&.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
for the many kindncSscS, cXpreS-
yionS Of sympathy and floral of
fcringS during the illness and
death Of our husband and father.
Mrs. /. ". Clark and Family.
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l4-Furnished Houses

LEAKING ROOFS-Wheu it rains
IT, pours, and some occasionally
leaks through. See us for good
roofing materials. Henderson,
willie Lumber Co. Phone II. At
Depot.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
No wam"s ychCdulCd(.

hlvwnman. The resolutions har"
been forwarded to Mrs. Qu"znn,
but it WAS considered doubtful
whether she would consider run
ming for an elective post.
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I0-T-.anSportG.ioE

LOCAL. long distance hauling;
agency for Allied Van Lines to
and trom any place iii y. s.
Vile Transfer Go. Phone l2l.f
I0c TAXI lOc-Bctwccu A.h and
9TH. on Church. Phone 81.
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SCREEN DOORS, roofing, cell
ing. flooring, cement blocks,
sinks, plumbing and fittings,
fruit jars. bottles, jugs, furni-
turc. Govan Hydcr. Cherry St. =
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USED PLUMBING, sinks, wash
basins. bath tubs. hot water
tanks. pipe, commodcs at rca-
sunabio prices. See Us before
YOU buy. Louis Williams, It'll
Ave. k.aSt
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I2-Radios and Service

WORLDS MOST POWERf VI.
amall Dctrola Super Pee
Wee. N-tuhc performance. Pike
Gtdio Shop. 10 Sixth Ave. W.
Phone 80.
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Lost and Found
43-Personai Property

LOST Mans pockcthool>. papers
and change. Return t" Times
News.
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FOR SALE - Rollcr-top desk,

tust-rlaSS condition, $l2. RCli-
able Furniture Co. Phone 1896
More value for your money. ~
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s Is ACRES, southeast city
limits. Streets. electricity. city
water. half i'm pasture, stream,
half cultivated, building site.
$500, terms. Thomas J. Hyder,
owner.
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WHENEVER you want TO know
anything about paint or paint
inc. go 10 the DFNDE agent
HcudcrsouviIle Supply & Coal
co. Phone 500.
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FOR SALES acres, 3 miles out,
on good road. with fine view.
Electric lights on the property.
Price $3.50. II. G.. Love.
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FOR SALE-Plenty fertilizer and
soda. One-horSe wagon and
harness. Fruit jars. Cheap.
Pickup Chevrolet truck. H. D.
Hvdef.
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GIFTS. Jcwclry. Silvcrwarc, r.

pairing and cleaning of watch
rs. etc. Charlie French, Jew
r,cr. Between Pattcrson'S and
Hot Spot.
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FOR SALE--Lsrge quantity used
lumber. All sizes. Ceiling,
siding. etc. Inquire Hyder's
Service Station, Dana.
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NEW 6-room bungalow, Midway
St. first house north of W.
Fifth Ave. for sale cheap. On
terms. or trade Tor Florida
property. Investigate.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia al Detroit.
Washington at cleveland.
(Onlv games schcrulcdl.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
GAMES TODAY
PIEDMONT LEAGUE,

Charlotte nj AShcvillc.
Durham at Norfolk.
Portsmouth at Richmond.
Winston-SalCm at Rocky Mount
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MODERN 5-RCOM HOUSE, hard.

wood floors, also garage apart
ment. Just outside city. Price
$500 AnderS & Rector. 222
Main st.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta 80. New Orleans H..
birmingham 3-3. Chattanooga
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Mudv,u cold Stora"" mdU~if.
dates back To about 1890.
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FOR SALE-Ideal building site,

over , - acres, kanuga road,
Just beyond city limits. All city
improvements. Price $1,000,
Terms. George II. Foote, own
er. OF any agent.
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15-Miscellaneous

OUR BAKED HAM is delicious
and our barbecue more so.
ShOrty'S.
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SET OUR NEW LINE of 1855
ss,t covers. MIdcItv Tire co.
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Nashville ST.. Little Rock 40.
Knoxville 81. Memphis , :.
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FINE HOMESiTE on Highway

Druid Hills. cash or trade.
Corwlth. Lucky Tavern, SaIudo,
\. &.
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Benz. Davidson
Marker Unwilling
Set For Sunday

BREVARD, Aug. 27. Especially
dwelling ceremonies of the mon
ument at the grave Of Benjamin
Davidson. Revolutionary soldier,
will take place Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the old Davidson
River cemetery in Pennsylvania
county.
The ceremonies will be in
charge Of the Hcndcrsonvillc d.
A. R. chapter. which was inStru-
mental in having the government
marker erected. since the grave is
in what was formerly known as
Runcombc and Henderson coun-
ties, but is now Pennsylvania
county.
BENJAMIN Davidson, one Of the
early settlers Of the French Broad
valley, died in 1926. He owned a
large grant Of land in the Pis"ah
Forest area, and Davidson river
was named for him.
MANY Of the Davidson descend
ants living in this county, inter-
csted friends and members of the
local y. A. r. chapter have OK
pressed intention of accepting the
Hendersonville chapters invita-
ton to attend the ceremonies Sun
day afternoon.
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BOOST PASADENA STAKES

PASADENA, Cal. (CP) The
annual Pasadena Open, one of the
key tournaments of the Western
winter golf swing. has been in
creased in value from $4,000 to
$4,000 beginning in 1889. The
tournament was renewed in 1888
after lapse Of one year.
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PENNSYLVANIA
SCHOOLS WILL
OPEN MONDAY
County Superintendent J.
B. Jones Announces Full
Teaching Force

EREVARD, Aug. 2. tSpccIaD
All Rrevard and Pennsylvania
county schools will start Monday
morning for the beginning of the
193S-39 school term.
r. r. Kinney will again head
the Brevard high school; Ernest
+. TiISon will begin his second
year as principal of the RoSman
high school: J. +. Rufty will con
tinuc as principal Of the Rrevard
elementary schoo'; Durham Rrac-
kctt was reelected principal Of
the BOSNIAN elementary school.
Several additions and changes
have been made in the. teaching
staff Of the various schools Of the
county, though in the main they
remain The same as last year.
The complete faculties in the
Is schools Of the county have
been announced by County Super
intcndcnt j. p. Jones, as follows
Rrcvard high--R. r. Kinney,
principal. Miss Earlc"nc Poindex-
ter. B. d. Franklin, G. +. Wikc,
Mrs. Frances belong, Mrs. Sara
TilsOn, Miss Ainslcc Alexander,
Mrs. AntOincttc Gcigcr Wike, Miss
Elizabeth Jarvis, Edgar Cox, Ran
dial J. I.yday and Alvin Moore.
Brcvard cIemcntary-John f..
Rufty, principal, Miss Willie Ak
on, Mrs. Eva Gillespie. Miss Agnes
Clayton, Miss Josephine Clayton,
Miss Julia Dcavcr, Mrs. Annie w.
Reid, Mrs. Maxine Rufty, Mrs. +.
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MANY HOMECOMINCS,
REUNIONS ARRANGED
BY TRANSYLV

BREVARD, Aug. 81. (SpcciaD
OF the many family reunions and
homccomings which are held an
nually in Pennsylvania county in
the late summer and early fall,
several will take place on Sunday
in different sections of the county
and elsewhere.
The Zachary reunion will he
held at the old Zachary cemetery
and church in Cashiers in an all
day gathering, for its both annual
event.
The annual Garrcn family re
union will he held at the home of
T, L. Garrcn, in the kcyston"
camp section near Brcvard.
Annual homecoming day will
be observed Sunday at the Rocky
Hill Baptist church in the Cedar
Mountain section.
The Orr family reunion. many
of whose connections live in Tran
sylvania county. will be held AT
Orr's camp grounds near Hcndcr-
sonville. ,,
The annual reunion of the
Thomas and Allison families,
which will be held Sunday at the
home of T. J. Thomas: on the
Buncombe road near Travellers
Rest, s. c.. will be attended by a!
large number of relatives and
friends of the two families living
in Pennsylvania county, it Is ex-
pected.
Sundays different gatherings
will be featured by interesting
programs of speeches, songs, muI
steal selections by individuals and
groups, and by the opportunity
afforded for the renewing or
friendships and meeting new rc!a-
tions and friends. The picnic dim
ners spread together will be i'm
portant features Of each of the
gatherings.
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BARKER HEIGHTS

BARKER HEIGHTS, Aug. q.
Vono Ball, who recently enlisted
in the navy, and is in training at
Norfolk, Va, is at present spend
ing few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Ball Of Bar
kcr Heights.
Mrs. II. G.. Henson and daugh-
tors, also Shannon Henson OF
Spartanburg, spent Sunday with
Miss Irene Mitchell and mother.
Mrs. Lottic Surrette spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Bell
Emblcr, who is a patient in an
Ashcvillc hospital.
Mabel. tho daughter Of. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney eagle, was seriously
hurt last week from a fall but is
improving now.
Clarence Hyder Of Ashcvillc.
spent the weekend here with his
mother and sisters.
Mrs. Clara Babb, a member of
the faculty at Valley Hill school,
vii lcnter Monday upon another
years work as seventh grade
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Justice and
family Of Mooresvillc, returned
home Wednesday after visit
with the formers sister, Mrs. Nan
ME Mitchell, and other relatives
in Henderson county.
Miss Elizabeth Whitaker is i'll
with tonsilitis.
Hilbert Justice of Grccnvillc. is
spending his vacation with rcla-
tivcs here.
Logan McCraw of Barker
Heights and Mrs. Mamie Stepp of
the Blue Ridge section were mar
ried Saturday, Aug. 10. They
will be at home to their friends
on the Spartanburg highway.
Mrs. S. B. Babb, accompanied
by her sister motored to Forest
City Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Sherman was con-
fined to her home Thursday on
account Of illness.
Miss Alenc Jackson, graduate
of Dana high school, spent
pleasant day Thursday with her
friends there.
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u. s. WILL MAN
.WARPLANES ON
N-HOUR BASIS
Multiple Crews Will Give
Greater Efficiency,
Use in War
By MACK JOHNSON
Copyright, 1898. by United Press

WASHINGTON. Aug. &c. (UP).
The war department sid cveIop-
ing plans to use multiple crews
aboard army planes in case Of
war TO increase the corps eff
cheney by permitting the aircraft
to operate on a "round-the-cloc
basis except for rcfucling and re-
pairs 1T was learned last night
Development Of modern, long
range, high-speed planes and the
inability Of army filters engaged
in war missions to fly more than
an average of four hours out Of
each %, has given rise to the
theory that the planes could be
used ~ hours daily by employing
separate crews on a relay basis,
il was said.
Under the plan. it would be
possible theoretically to increase
a planes efficiency six times, by
assigning relay crews to a plane
at iom-hour intervals.
If the studies arc successful,
they may result in substantial
boost in the army's present air
corps personnel. At present there
arc 263S officers, %, FPS enlisted
men and TAO flying cadets. Under
a recent appropriation the army
is building its plane strength to
1920 by next June 30.
New type planes can stay aloit
10 to - hours while carrying out
missions 1900 miles away COM
pared with World war era aircraft
which flew only few hours with
in narrow range, permitting
/ pilots to rest while their machines
were being serviced.
Under the new plan, pursuit
planes, bOmbcrs and other craft
would be equipped with substi-
tutc crews which would replace
the tired one after given pc
riOd.
"Thc war department, through
our medical and air corps Off
GERS, is studying the fatigue fac
tor an dts influence on flying"
acting Secretary OF war Louis
Johnson explained. "Thc results
of the study should have a far
reaching effect, not only on mill
tary but on commercial aviation.
"Who knows now to what ex
! tent fatigue of the pilot or of the
crew is responsible. for some of
our accidents? The pilot himself,
who could give the best evidence,
seldom lives to testify.
at is our aim to have our
planes manned to full efficiency
and our crews in condition to per-
form any of the arduous missions
! that today must fall to the lot of
the army flier."
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joke. In fact, his sense of humor
was almost griSly. -.
Kinks swung away from the
window. The right words just
wouldn't come. Inc right words
cluded him. The right words
all at once he took ID deep breath.
Listen, you bIOnd-halred, blue
eyed tldalwavc,' he barked at
Sally. "Mc'vc got all but one
thing settled. And that's whats
happening to you and me. well,
get this! ! love you | love you
50 much | make Dante and Mark
Antony and the rest Of those guys
look Ike a bunch Of NUTS IN the
cheap seats. | loved you the mo-
ment | saw YOU and ill~.gO on
loving you till the last whistle
blows. I'm an ugly, iat-hcadcd,
half-uakcd guy without a nickel
IN the world, but still think I'd
make the best husband you could
get in d year Of Sca-grecn Sun
DAYS. And all | want to do is
hear you say you'll marry me and
then I'm going to kiss you from
now till next July the Fourteenth.
And if you say you wont. III
come over there and wiring your
neck. See if | don't"
Sally Pennington gave a gasp.
Then, very suddenly, she knew
that she was happy. She didn't
know whether she stood on her
head or her heels. She didn't
know whether to laugh or cry.
She did little Of both.
We'll, you p-poor p-p-prunc, y
she said, "h-how are you going to
k-kiss me when you stay fifty
yards away and pace up and down
like a Gagged p-panther?"
Kinks Parker jumped.
"Whoops" he cried. Hold cv-
erything. Do you know what
you're saying? You're practically
saying you'll marry me-"
of course, | am, you COOP"
gulped Sally. What did you
think | was doing, reciting the
multiplication t-t-tables?"
Mr.. Kinks Parker took a swift
look around the room. There was
only one thing between him and
kissing Sally Pennington. That
was Wolfgang, the dachshund.
Mr.. Parker addressed Wolfgang.
Get out of my way, Won Hin
dcnburg," shouted Mr.. Parker.
"Or ,Pll NOW you down." :.
In stride that would have
sent Mr.. Glenn Cunningham back
to Kansas broken-hearted he was
across the room.
And if you think that girls like
Greta Carlo and boys like Clark
Gable are any good in that cX-
quisitc state of being known as
the clinch, you ought to have seen
Sally and Kinks.
(THE END)
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p. SIedge, Mrs. Hattie B. Werner.
Miss Eloise Lewis, Mrs. Bernice
HolIifeId.
BOSNIAN high-Ernest F. Tilson.
PRINCIPAL. l.. X. Thomas. Miss La
Verne Whitmirc, Miss Gladys l.
Rogers and b. l.. Lunsford.
BOSNIAN elementary - Durham
Brackctt, principal, Miss Geneva
Paxton, Miss Helen Henderson.
Mrs. Ruth NJ. Stroup, Miss Myrtle
Whitmirc, Mrs. Mamie Dale, Miss
Ruth Whitmire, Miss Helen All
son. Mrs. Rosa Callahan, and MISS
Ruby Whitmirc.
Pisgah Forest-Miss Annie May
Patton. principal, Miss Mamie Ly-
dav, Miss Flora Lyday. Mrs. Mil
drcd Townsend, Mrs. Roxie Nicely.
Selica - Mrs. Lucille Werner
Trantham, principal, Mrs. Marion
Henderson English.
Little River J. Amm"ns.
principal. Mrs. Flora PIckelslner
and Miss Julia Wood.
Pcnrose-MiSs Fleeto Freeman.
principal, Mrs. Lorcnc York Os-
borne.
Conncstec-S. 2. Werner, prln-
cipal, Miss Margaret Cash.
Cedar Mountain-N. l.. Ponder.
principal.
Ralsam Grovc-MIss Maxine
Moore, principal, Miss Ophel's
White. .,
Lake Toxaway-C. S. Mccall.
principal, Mrs. Florence WInches-
ter.
Montvale 49, Miss Elsie Cary
Morgan.
Quebec--L. G.. Case, Jr.. pr'n-
cipal, Mrs. Lola Owen Lusk.
Silverstccn-Miss Ola Paxton.
principal, T. c. Henderson.
Old Toxaway-Mias Vera Whit
miro.
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BEST SCHOLARS ARE
WITHOUT WEALTH

HALIFAX, n. S., Aug. 27.-
(UP)-Poor men make better
scholars than rich, Prof. A. B.
Macdonald, Of st. Francis Xavier
School associations stated at Il
meeting here. ~
"Below the $4,000 income we
find mental alertness, mental Wig
or and alertneSs," he said. "Above
$4,000 there is less receptiveness
there is sluggishness, tendency
to accept things as they are"
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St. Johns, capital of Newfound-
land, is the nearest port in North
America to Europe.
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The American Red Cross was
founded in 1881 S'.i ;"hC
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went out of the room.
For moment Sally looked Won
lo,;pnl,y OF Kinks

"SIll OlNI VI viz ANS'''
For a moment Sally looked Won
dcringly at Kinks.
"Oh, Kinks" she said breath
lessly, do you think he really
means it ,"
"Sure, he does" said Kinks.
Hes one swell guy"
wen do it, them" Sally de-
cided suddenly.
Mr.. Kinks Parker took turn
up and down the room. He had
something else to say and he
wanted to say it in the right
words. They didn't come easily.
Trying to summon them, he look
ed cut. of the window. He bcheld
queer procession approaching
the house.
Heading it was Mr.. Bull Griffin,
swathcd in a robe from one of
the cars. Behind Bull marched
Mr.. Tony Spaldini, wrapped in
another robe. And bringing up
the rear was the Great Pierre,
Maitrc de la Magic. There was Il
bcatific smile on the face of the
Great Pierre and his arms were
full of clothes. the clothes Of
Messrs. Griffin and Spaldini. The
! Great Pierre certainly liked a
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sec. my name isn't Titus. 1t hap
pens to be e. X. FarnSworth. |
own an organization called Farms
worth Hotels. Incorporated"
. Kinks shook his head. 81 don't
get it,"
you will presently" said Mr..
Farnsworth nee Titus. Our COR
p poration is always interested iii
houses that can be turned into
small country hotels. Well. a rep
rrScntativc Of mine came to VIM
stock to look around and happen
cd to meet Spencer AmcS. Mr..
Amos mentioned this place and
even brought him to see it."
All" said Sally, suddenly re-
Numbering something.
However,, said Mr.. Farms
worth, Il wasn't entirely satisfied
with my mans report on Mr..
AmeS. Mr.. AmcS told him one or
two things that made me SuSpi-
ciouS. So came to see for my
self. | make a practice of doing
that, anyway, before | buy Il
property"
"You mean you want to buy
our house," Sally asked, her face
falling.
I'm coming to that" said Mr..
Farnsworth. Il did not wish to
use my own name here on ac-
count of AmeS. So | selected
Titus and came to find you pco-
pie running this-this madhouSc.
And then last night Mr.. Parker
told me of your difficulty. APP
peared diSintercSted."
"I'll say you did calculated
Kinks. "You just walked out on
me-
Farnsworth gave quiet
chuckle. IL only let you think 50.
| had no intention of seeing you
lose this place. | had my own
suspicious of this man Ames. He'd
have bought it in, of course, and
sold it to me. You can believe
it or not, but if you hadn't raised
the money today, I'd have raised
it for you. only" = his eyes
twinkled at Kinks-"wanted to
see how resourceful you were,
young man. And I'm very well
satisfied. You ought to make a
first-ratc hotel manager.
Me-" said Kinks, blinking at
him.
"I'll never sell this place" Sally
said swiftly, Ito be turned into a
hotel with bar-rooms and bowling
alleys and-and things. won't
have it altered"
"My dear young lady," said MIR.
Farnsworth earnestly, 81 haven't
the slightest intention Of altering
it. I wouldn't touch it. It's one
of the most charming spots I've
ever seen. Pm merely suggesting
that take it over, leave it as it
is, turn it into hotel. advertise
it properly and install you and
Mr.. Parker as manageress and
manager. That's the sum and sub,
stance of my proposition. Now
I've said my say. And
looked at them in amusement
1--WE seem to have arrived a. one
of those moments where third
party is entirely superfluouS. III
leave you to think things over.
He nodded casually to them anC
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. SERIAL STORY
HAYWIRE HOUSE s S:sr :;:~:! '' ;"e.
BY EDWIN RUTT
CAST OF CHARACTERS

NRV UT NNIfNNFNN LNO
kINkAlD PARKER - hero.
Handsome. jobless, he has Just in
herited hslf-interest in a vacant
Connecticut home.
SALLY PENNlNGTON--hcro-
inc. Blond. pretty. she has in
herited tho other half Of the
homo. Together they turn il into
q "Re.iraiorium."
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MISS NOONCHESTER BETTER

Miss Virginia Noonchcstcr, wh"
underwent a tonsil operation at
Patton Memorial hospital has re
turned TO her home at 3l4 First
avenue east. She is getting along
nicely and expects to return TO
school IN a few days.