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Football Scores

Texas Christian 28, Temple 6.
Marquette Z. Southern Methodist
0.
George Washington 26, Butler O.
Bethany 10, Baker 6.
Georgia 80. Furman 7.
Davidson 33. Erskine 0.
Oglethorpe 10, Lofford 6.
st. Vincent 81, Youngstown 6.
Texas School of Mines 80. Greeley
State Teachers 0.
Denver 0. Colorado State 0.
New Mexico As, Colorado College
0.
San Francisco Il. Santa Barbara
State 0.
Redlands l8, California Tech 6.
Loyola. New Orleans, IA: st.
Mary's, Texas, u.
West Texas State l9, Southeastern
Oklahoma State 13.
Oklahoma Baptist 81. Southwest
ern 0.
Springfield Teachers 0, Tahlequah
Teachers 0.
Union 6. Georgetown o.
Centre 49, Pennsylvania O.
Miami 80, Tampa 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09

will represent Joe Hurst, Califor-
MAS greatest softball pitcher.
The Bombers come to El Centre
with an advertised record of 40
games won and one lost. Experts
offer even money the Detroiters
and Joe Louis will leave El Centre
with a record of ITO wins and two
losses.
e. Centre will present stronger
lineup than the one which won the
state championship behind Hurst's
two-hit pitching in Monterey.
Jack Stark announced he would
start Hoyal Priest behind the plate,
Doc Jepway on first, Pat Williams
on second, Tunney Williams on
third, Chapman on short, Price in
short field and Kinne, Ehnke and
Porte in the outfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
Lands Denies He
Acted Against
'Raiah'

NEW YORK. Oct. 8. CUP)-h'
M Lands. high commissioner OF
baseball, said today he was mol
taking any personal" action wheh
he ordered the working press ere
aentials Of Rogers Hornsby con-
fiscated at the gate Of Wrigley
Field. Chicago.
There were press credentials
distributed 10 people who were not
identified with the press in any
way.7 Lands added, u ordered
those credentials picked up. II was
noi an order against Horsby per
aonally.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
Newark, Kaycees
Even in Series

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 8. (UP) -
The little world series" and the
New York Yankee Farm Clut
Championship will be decided to-
night when the Kansas City Blue
and the Newark Bears meet II
Rupert Stadium.
The Blues squared the series al
three games each when they oe-
feased the Bears 4-2 last night
Marvin Breuer. clutch" pitcher O.
Kansas City, held Newark batsmer
To nine scattered hits. while TIT
Blues got to three Bear hurler
gaF. 10
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09

played on even terms in the center
of the field.
Spartans in Hole
The punting of Fullback Reed
put Ell Centro in the hole in the
first minutes of the second half
when the Cotton punter kicked out
of bounds on the one yard line.
Ell Centro fought valiantly but
futiley through the third period but
fumbles and the accurate toe OF
Reed kept them deep in Spartan
territory.
The third quar- Ger ended with
Cotton in possession of the ball on
the Spartan AZ yard line after Carr
fumbled a poor kick by Reed.
Again Morgan went into action.
He advanced the ball 81 yards in
three tries, then passed to Kushik
for the score.
El Centro tried every trick in the
books in the last minutes of play
but Cotton was again in threaten
ing position when the game ended
Edgar Stars
Ell Centro played better ball than
the score would indicate, but fun
bles, momentary lapses and Nor
gan paved the way for defeat.
Edgar, Rosenbaum and Harner
played good ball in the line. With
row, Measures and Labruollerie
were the best in the backfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
Imperial Routs
BrawIey Bees

A smooth-fupctioning lmperlai
high school team Friday afternoon
routed Brawley high school Bees
200 on Brawley field.
Three touchdoWns and ssiety
were scored by the heavier Imperial
Tigers in winning their secono
straight game OF the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
California Grains-Sacked
". No. 2 bright
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Oct. s. CUP) wheat
prices fluetuated around previous
closing levels in duh trading On the
Chicago Board of Trade today.
AT the close wheat was off q
10 = cent. corn off II to p cent,
and oats unchanged to a cent high
er.
easier undertone in the absence Of
buying interest. Country offerings
were light. Local corn receipts
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
Gaels Arrive for
LoyoIa Tilt

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 8. UP)-
Slip Madigan, arriving today with
81 st. Mary's gridders, planned tc
start tomcrrow's game against 10y
ola with his shock troops"
1t was reported Madigan's stra-
tegy of using his second string
first was based on last minute tir-
ing of the Gaels which let Calf
ornia crash through II to
victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
Nova Signs TO
Meet Farr

NEW YORK, Oct. 8. (UP)-Lou
Nova, promising young California
heavyweight wlp stopped Guon&T
Bqrlund on Nor day, was matched
today for IS rounds with Tommy
FAR OF Wales at Madison Square
Garden, De-. l6.
7 his Is one of promote Mike
Jacobs elimination bouts To de-
termine challenger for Jot
Louis title next summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
HUTCHINSON BEATS FELLEN

SEATTLE, Oct. 7. (UP)-1outh-
full Freddie Hutchinson of the Sc
attic Rainiers last night bested Bob
Feller of the American league 9
to in a pitching duel highlight-
ing an exhibition game between
the Rainiers and major league all
stars.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
TINKERS FACES
LOTTERY CHARGE

ORLANDO, Fla, Oct 9. (UP)-
Joe Tinker of Tinker to- -EverS- to-
Chance baseball fame, was at liber
ty under $500 bond today after Of
ficers charged him with operating
Bolita lottery game. Tinker den-
led the charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
Pomona Drubs
La Verne, 25-0

POMONA. Calf, Oct. 8. UP)-
Ia Verne College which dropped
rom the southern conference be-
use Of weak teams. Was trounced
$50 last nigh, by the strong ecu
terence member, Pomona College.
Quarters were cut TO 20 minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
Negro First in Line
AtNew York

NEW YORK, Oct. 9. (UP)-Joan
Green, 62 year old negro who
claims to work in the United States
mint. was first in line when the
sale Of bleacher seats for the third
world series game opened today.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
Markets at
a Glance
By UNITED PRESS

STOCKS higher and acIIVV,
Bonds higher; U. S. governments
lower.
Foreign exchange about steady.
Cotton off as much as 45 cents
bale.
Rubber up around u cent pound
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09

IOS ANGELES, OCT. Z. tUP) :
TRADING was very slow on most
lines With supplies moderate to lib
aral and prices about steady.
Asparagus: Imperial Wy punched d
regal lac. fey std 1oc, special re
7c Ib: local loose ex fey lac; tcy
" ettuca. dry pack Guadalupe and
eania Maria doz. 1.35-1 80; 5s
o0.I 25; san Luis Obispo As Do
1.G5. .,a,,o. tuot .tv5s
- -nI - and 5xGs 50-60c; 6X6s
35-2Vc, @.Tentura Co. Santa Maria
ao-ooT ohisno 4x5s 5O-65c; 5X5s
san n LuS enD75c. Gx6s 50-65c; san
ana o"9S svgs and 5xGs 6075c;
6X6S $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
JOE HURST TO
FACE BOXING
KING TONITE

Baseball fans and fight enthusiasts alike will trek to
Sportsman Park in Ell Centre tonight to watch Joe Hurst
and Joe Louis tangle in the classic oftba of the
Detroit Bombers will represent Joe Louis heavy
weight champion of the world and the Ell Centre AllSars
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
Cotton High Cridders
Smear Sparfans %
invading Team
Gains Revenge for
Defect Last Year

man named Morgan, who and pass with
equal success personally conducted Cotton high school
football to surprising 1870 victory Ell Centre
high schools Spartans at Central field Friday night.
1t was revenge for Morgan and his Cotton grid
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 8. (UPl -
Rufter: extras 29c. prime firsts
2Sc. standard 271ac, undergrade
0A1bc
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4. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Oct. z. (uP) --.
logs so. Steady to slightly lower:
'ew light butchers S.65-9.15; quot
lble top 9.25. Sows 7.65.
Cattle 500. Steady. Grass steers
down; medium feeders 6.25; grass
leifers 625 down; cows 4.75-5.7b;
utter grade 3.25450; bulls 5-6.
Calves 400. Strong to 25cents
higher. Range calves 6.S5-7.50.
Sheep 500. No sales. Good to ch
fnbs quoted 7.25-7.S5.
Es9s4sss
u. A. BANKS
Los ANGELES, Oct. 8. (UP)
Transam erica ........... 10B -lOW
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Santa Barbara Bows

SAN FRANCISCO Oct UP-University of San Francisco
still its this today after
defeating Santa Barbara State 14O at Seals stadium
first USF
lhe
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T.. 4. HAY

LOS ANGELES, oct. 8. aouPll so
Alfalfa u. . no. = - SD . . 6o 6o
II s. No. leafy ...... $l2.boes i6'gO
u. 8. No. 2 ........'.'.'.'''-t'' PiV'oo
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T.. A. VEGETABLES

Spots lower, middIinB 83f, saIe
5G33,
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CO7'TON

NEW ORLEANS, Ocvt. s. CUP)-
cotton futures closed steady.
W. Dnnn Hirh LOW ClOSc
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09

FOR low cost Results use
Post t-Press Want Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09

los ANGELES, oct. T.. WP) -
........''' lob IVA
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
7. A. GRAINS

Los NNN FIINo, VNI' o. VI
Eastern Cs1ah<>--BL>k
,orn No. . yellow .$12S m1.33
Iilo. No. 2 yellow >. 1.12h ml.17R
Xafir. No. white. .1.12h Al17h
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-08
BORAH JOINS FIGHT
ON LYNCHING BILL

Continued from page one)
ed invasion Of states rights and
an unconstitutional attempt to
"sit in judgment" on the southern
states. .... -.
al contend that the. southern
people have met the race problem
and dealt with it with more pa
thence and success than any peo-
pie ever dealing with a similar
problem" he said.
The Southerners opened a bag
of tricks to block the bill. Wayy-
haired Senator Tom Connally, D.,
Texas, tried, soon after the ses-
sion convened, to obStruct consid-
Grafton by ,objecting to approval
of the journal but Vice President
John Nance Garner ignored him.
All through the day quorum
calls were demanded causing loss
of valuable time and disrupting
proceedings. Exasperated, Bark
lev finally ruled that quorum
call could be asked only when
business had been transacted since
the previous one. =, -.
.Borah's appeal to give the
South a chance drew dozen
southern senatros to his side to
congratulate him. He argued that
state Sovereignty was democraey's
bulwark against the encroachment
of dictatorship. He said that
"eyery American must feel grief
when he reads the utteraences of
Premier Benito Mussolini of Italy
regarding the believing herds Of
democracy" ...
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MILLS RIVER

MILLS RIVER, Jan. 8.-The
Mills River Grange held it's regu-
lar meeting at the school building
on the night of January 5. At
tendance was large and interest
ing talks were made. Prof. A. NJ.
Foster gave an account of his trip
to Greensboro in the interest of
the Grange. '
County Agent G. D. White,
Though, he doesn't live here, this
place claims him) and wife spent
their Christmas holidays in Flor
ida. Co.,. e. 1850. -. - 49,. =,
Flu" is still raging in this COM
munity. r... rs. 49,
Hubert Greenwood. with wife
and mother, spent the weekend IN
.Wadesboro, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. P. T. Horne. They re-
port an enjoyable visit.
Two Mills River young men,
Sheldon Davenport and McAvoy
Britain are proud fathers of sons
born January 3 and 4 in Patton
Memorial hospital. Both mothers
and babies are doing nicely.
1t is quiet here since the young
folk have returned to their several
colleges.
People here are happy to know
that little Margaret Whiteside. IN
FAINT daughter of Nj. and Mrs.
Clinton Whiteside, who has been
seriously sick with pneumonia Is
gaining strength fast.
Word has been received of the
serious illness of Mrs. Eva Bird,
of Inman. S. C. She is the sister
of Mrs. Alec Barnett of this place
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HENDERSONVILLE GIRL
WEEDS IN FLORIDA
Telephone
Number
SO

Announcement of the marriage
of Miss Ruth Elinor Nelson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Nelson, of Hendersonvillc, to FL
fred G. Bartoo, of Jacksonville,
Fla, in the latter city on Thurs
day, December 2, is contained in
a copy of the Ridgewood On. j.
Herald, received here. The couple
is now living in Jacksonville.
The bride is a former student
of Weaverville college, and has
made her home in Washington
for several years. Mr.. Bartoo is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
r. Bartoo, of Ridgewood. He is
a graduate of Lehigh university
and is resident manager for the
state of Florida for an insurance
concern, with offices in Jackson
vile. ..r
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MORE PRUNES URGED

SAN FRANCISCO. (UP).-Ed'
ward Vandcleur, secretary Of the
State Federation of Labor, is ad-
vocating prunes for the army and
the navy. With a surplus of 3OO,-
600 tons of prunes in California
this year, Vandelemr conducted
state wide campaign for prune
consumption.
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COURT CLERK
WILL RETIRE
AIexander's Announcement
in Pennsylvania Brings
General Race

BREVARD, Jan. 8. (SpeciaD-
With announcement by Clerk of
Superior Court Otto Alexander
that he will retire next December
after eight years occupancy of
the office, there seems to be a
general race for nomination on
the Democratic ticket for the
place.
A. NJ. Paxton Of Rosman, L. P:
Wilson and W. NJ. Galloway of
Brevard, with possibly two others,
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SOUTH'S AID TO SPEED
WAGE.HOURS ACTION
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
American Federation of Labor
yesterday submitted 4 seven-point
recovery program to the senate
unemployment investigating COM
mittee and warned that the ma
toms. workers demand that con-
gress act promptly and effectively
to combat the recession.
He. said that 100000 union
workers were laid off between
September and Vi. December and
compared this situation with "the
worst increases of the depression" "
Green proposed this program:
/. Shortening of working, hours,
g, Maintenance of the existing
wages. $3.50 ...-.....-
8. A permanent public works
program. ,-..........
4. Expansion of the low-cost
housing and slum clearance pro
gram. .,..... .... 90.
5. Further stimulation of home
construction through remission of
local taxes to home builders.
= 6. Enlargement of benefits of
the social security act.
7. Expansion of works progress
program.
"The economic situation the
country is facing calls for action
prompt, immediate and effec-
tive" Green told the committee.
He agreed with Senator Byrnes
that shortening of hours and the
maintenance of existing wages
would increase commodity prices,
but argued that they would ex-
pand the market for industrial
goods.
Green indicated that the fed
Grafton wasn't as much opposed to
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VANDENBURG SAYS
NEW DEAL BLOCKING
RECESSION BATTLE
fContinued from nage one)

Continued from gage one)
accordance with the presidents
idea of government cooperation
with business" Draper told the
United Press. 1--WE are making a
study first of business inventories
which we hope will be more cor
rect than any other.
"Our reports on national pur-
chasing power probably. viii be
made public semi-annually. .. We
hope to be able also to project
national income figures this Of
ten" ~
These federal activities worry
some New Dealers directing the
administration anti monopoly
campaign. O., They feel that the
calling of government business
business conferences for the .pur-
pose of adjusting production may
be contrary to the principles of
the antitrust laws which they are
seeking to strengthen. -
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New U. S.-British
Trade Agreement
In Advance Stage

WASHINGTON. Jan. s. (UPl
kteretary Of State Cordell Hull
foday was within sight Of the goal
hi MS reciprocal trade agreement
ksith Great Britain following issu-
Aace Of a formal notice Of inten-
hon 10 negotiate for the trade
treaiy~-....
/ Conversations between the two
governments have been going on
tcr months and have reached the
Mage where each is reasonably
tsre Of the articles and commodl-
les 10 be involved.
Negotiations will be conducted
4 h Washington in February when
lhc British delegation arrives.
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are planning to enter the field.
Paxton, a farmer ana carpcn-
ter, has served as postmaster at
BOSNIAN for several years, and IS
at present a farmer and contrac-
tor. Wilson is at present chair
man of the county board of cleo
tons, and has served as member
of the county school board. Gal
loway served two terms as regis
ter Of deeds, one as tax super
visor, and represented Transyl-
vania county in the general as
sembly Of 1888. ,
Other elective offices to be filled
in 1888 include: representative,
sheriff, register Of deeds, tax col
lector, and county commissioners.
No public announcement has been
made as to either of the last
named offices.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-08
VIM. LAMBERT
ENDSOWN FIFE
Turns Gun on Wife First;
She Is Treated in
Tryon Hospital

TRION, Jan. S.-William Lam
bert, "a, died instantly and his
wife, on whom he had shortly be-
fore turned a revolver, was in St.
Luke's hospital here with bull
let wound in her lung, and was
said to be resting comfortably,
following a shooting in Greenville
county, across the state line from
here yesterday. Greenvillc county
officers who investigated the case
said that Lambert committed sui
eide.
Lambert, who was an employee
of a sanitarium near Henderson
vile, went to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Acker, the for
mer father-in-law of Mrs. Lam
bert by a former marriage, and
asked to see his wife. She at first
refused to see him, but later con-
Sented. The double shooting fol-
lowed few minutes converse
ton.
The LambertS, married about
four months, had become estrang-
ed and she had gone to the Acker
home.
Funeral services for Lambert
will be held at 1 o'clock Sunday
morning at the Dunn-Groce flu
neral home, Asheville. Elder Ben
der, pastor of. the Mountain SAM
tarium chapel, Fletcher, will Of
ficiate and burial will be in Cal
vary Episcopal church cemetery,
Fletcher.
Lambert is survived by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Lambert,
of Fletcher; his widow, and a
brother, George, of Fletcher.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Thomas will
have as weekend guests the fol-
lowing members of the latters
family: Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Pad
gett, Mr.. and Mrs. James Padgett
and Miss Miriam Padgett, of For
est City; and DR.. Philip Padgett,
of Bryson City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Acker have
as their guests in the Ambassa-
dor for short visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. P. c. Crayton, of An
derSon, S. &.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Porter and
son, Charles, returned on Thurs
day night after a trip of about
two weeks to Florida during
which time thew visited points on
the east and west coast
Mrs. Helen Kershaw has re-
turned home after a visit to her
sister, Mrs. W. H. Anderson, in
Summerton, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. McHarley Smith
and daughters returned the mid
die of the week; while away they
visited relatives in Nutley, n. j.,
and New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Shipman
and Misses Garnette and Tine
Shipman will motor to Central, S.
c., tomorrow to spend the day
with Miss Elizabeth Shipman, who
teaches there.
Friends of Mrs. o. F. Milholen
will be sorry to learn that she
was taken i'll while visiting rela-
tives in Chester, S. c., and is in
a serious condition at the hospi-
tai.
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Sen. Reynolds
Offers Two Bills
For U, S. Safety
Demands Americans De-
vote Energy to Building
up Own Country

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. (UP)
Sen. Robert R. Reynolds, D., n.
c.. today demanded that "Ameri-
cans devote their energy to the
upbuilding of America and keep
out of Spain or any other foreign
country" -.'.
He introduced two hills, the first
providing for the deportation of
citizens propounding "subversive
political doctrines" and the second
it a criminal offense to
champion those governments which
discriminate against ''people of
any particular race or creed"
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White Miller, Toilet and Lee
Walker, now in Carter county
jail, and Crave Toilet. who has
not been found. The sheriff said
he is holding five others charged
with "aiding and abetting' in the
dynamite blast which wrecked the
Gouge home early yesterday, kill
ing three small girls and critically
wounding their mother.
The Toilets held are brothers
of Arnold Toilet, slain last win
ter, and for whose death Gouge
is to stand trial in February. He
is at liberty under $4,000 bond.
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CAT TRAVELS $50 MILES

NIAGRA FALLS, n. Y. CUP.
Lost from the Niagara Falls
apartment of Mrs. Leslie Hodge.
Nickic, a G-year-old cat, is back
home. Mrs. Hodgt found her pet
on a farm $50 miles from here
and to which her family moved
last summer.
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:: G? -, Gle { ;.,!,,!;; !. T'!Y ::
o1CTIvE LUNCHEON
l1IEEnrNc YESTERDAY

We e. Hendersonville Duplicate
6do n a. Mrs. E. NJ. Salley's
se'i's sos,.rday as a finale for
scns sc.cs. The scores for the
be az. H. Mc<ClameS Rupert Koch
iaT W. r,.rs 4. Ewbank with 80
prd I'd points: MesdameS Albert
1a'[ S,, and II. /. Angel, 81 l-2;
Irlnss5Y" lies Walter Z. Russell
'p1 lone ". Duff, 81.
~ gi SS,I The trophies for OF the
..,i.s uers Mesdames !, Duff 3,5d,o and
! sS.s. coming second and third
ca, y. 'a;esdamc$ Durham and An
'seis ~. 49, IFS: and Mesdames r.
s. sample aud W. R. Kirk whose
.,rs yaS l32.
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,r,IcHTFUL MEETING
ptI.otDCE CLUB

o. ~ laurence A. Blair was
W. Yesterday at charming
49, 't;.r Of her bridge club. Mes
sen y ForteScue and Mel
avs Tare we're welcomed as new
rsnbcrS: pra;,. hold h;ob
N.S ord the low was won by the
S y, S no, guest, Mrs. II. Vim
faI Sfstor, 4 sweet course was
.. when cards had been laid
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-08
WHITE AND BENNETT
GOING TO RALEIGH

Farm Agent G. D. White and
assistant D. ". Bennett leave to-
borrow for Raleigh, where they
| i'll be in annual conference dur
|hg the week with other farm
gents and the state extension
|llhoritieS.
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SUCCEEDS M'GRADY

WASHINGTON. Jan. 8. (UP)
Roosevelt yesterday
named Charles b. Mclaughlin, of
Nebraska, for 81 years vice-prcsl-
dent of the Brotherhood of Loco
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SET UP HOUSEKEEPING

--TINPA. Fla, Jan. 8. (UP]-
I'snd Mrs. Russell Hughes, who
|arc been sought since they eloped
BON Detroit and were married at
'GHurn, Ind. on January 3, set
. housekeeping last night in a
'saneymoon apartment" here.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-08
SON is BORN

FLETCHER, Jan. .S.-Mr. and
Mrs, Nelson Souther have an:
nounced the birth of a son, on
Janaary'.3, who has been named
William Russell. =
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|,rIE BENNETT CIRCLE
= srET MONDAY

ro Relic Bennett circle Will
~. ,r' on Monday afternoon at
|s.SN o'clock with Mrs. A. W.
E@Nrer.
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motive Firemcn and Enginemen.
rs the successor Of Assistant Sec
rotary of Labor Edward +. Me-
Grady, resigned.
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|ctUB OFFICERS
|rtgcTED

n Good Citizenship club Of
:. -. ,ixth grade. Rosa Edwards
lss,oi elected the following Of
H., go, ii is meeting this week:
B S.s Roy Nancy; vice pres
'IsrI Mary eagle; secretary,
.,,rrde Osborne: treasurer, Dick
EeSIsnaway, - ,ro;o.,s
NJ nresent gettm straSh cans
[i..a5 an the streets where need
i SS most, and planting iris bulbs
l. the west side Of the school
tsrd in order to prevent erosion.