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The times-news., 1938-12-07

The top surface of an airplane
wing has the most lifting force
because the vacuum above tne
wing is responsible for the great
er part of the lift.
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ard and r. E. Transue. A social
hour was enjoyed and a salad
course served.
The times-news., 1938-12-07

Milk is made up of about 81
per cent water.
The times-news., 1938-12-07
yaSES' CLUB MEETS

rbe December meeting of the
y.sesI club was held yesterday
afternoon at the home of Miss
l9yce Alwran with Mrs. James
Smith as joint hostess. Mrs. o. b.
Witt called TO order the meeting
which was attended by 13 men,
hers. .
Among the various items of
business dispatched was the Christ
mas welfare and social arrange
ments. Two new members were
enrolled Mesdames W. L. Stand
The times-news., 1938-12-07
|rlIESDAY BRIDGE
ENDS SERIES

Mrs. George II. Nalentlne was
.,.,ass Yesterday afternoon at a
.,rming meetiu" of her club. the
rasday Bridge club, this being
r. closing one of the series. Holl-
:ar avergreens enhanced the at
|Tactiyeness of the setting;
The top score series trophy went
b. Mrs + W. Ewbank, while the
|0w prize was won by Mrs. Harold
: Scheper. Mrs. c. F.. Nuttng
was a special guest. A salad course
was served after the games.
susANNAH wESLEYS MEET
The Susannah Wesley class met
Yesterday for an all-day session at
ne home of Mrs. Fl. E. Bolln. the
mornirg being spent in working
=, Christmas gifts to be seld. A
Ier,ious luncheon was served and
;, mis- time DR.. D. f. Camak JOIN
sJ his wife. who is a member, at
the luncheon.
The business session was called
70 order by the president, Mrs.
Y C. Y. Shepherd, and the devo-
tional was given by Mrs. A. j..
Henderson. Each member answer
Cd roll call by telling of some spe-
ral blessing that had come to her
Iring the past year. 1t was de-
gjed 10 raise the pledge for the
Tc,orv fund. The dismissal prayer
Iyas led By Mrs. Camak. There
! r.e Il members present.
The times-news., 1938-12-07

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The times-news., 1938-12-07

Let the children enjoy movies
for Christmas! This modern
protector is electrically motor
driven, simple to operate. Com.
plete with bulb, cord, plug and
film. Extra film, low priced!
The times-news., 1938-12-07

Give these for Christmas and
you'll please any man! Dress
gloves of imported pigskin in
the most popular colors! Cut
for comfort!
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
New Ford, Lincoln
Models Here Soon
Expected Next Friday
Mingus Shipman Says

Mingus Shipman, local Ford and
Lincoln Zephyr dealer, who with
Statesmen Eugene Wright and Ben
Blackwell spent yesterday in Char
lotte in a preview Of the new 1889
productions, said today that he
was greatly impressed with the at
Effectiveness of the. new Fords
and their many improvements.
New prices were not announced
but the dealers were advised that
next Friday had been fixed as the
date for the first display of cars
by the dealers. ..
Ford's new creation, the Mer-
curry, was described by Mr.. Ship
man as something very attractive
that would. prove to be popular
with a price range between that
of the Ford and the Lincoln
Zephyr.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. b a.. Whitmlre
and family are spending the week
end, IN Knoxville, Tenn, as guests
Of, Mrs. sWhitniire's aunt; MRS. J.
p Porter. They will attend. the
Tepnessee-L.- S., u. game :They
we're accompanied to Knoxville by
Miss Helen Williams and Mr.. Tom
Mr. Howard Garren has accept
ed a position as professor OF biz
ologv Mt the Alabama State Teach
ers college in Jacksonville. Ala;
Mrs Emil Latt will return to-
day from West Virginia where she
has heen visiting relatives.
Miss Margaret Ledford has re-
turned from Lake Junaluska,
where she spent several months.
Mesdames G. NJ. Garren, OF Ra-
LEIGH, and Burgin Baity, OF Can,
tor spent this week with Mr.. and
Mrs S M. Garren. On Wednes-
day they all motered through the
smoky Mountains National park.
Mr. C. F. Stonecipher has gone
to Chapel Hill for the, Duke Caro-
lima game. He is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Edney while there
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
FASSIFERN ANNUAL -,
~. :, STAFF Is CHOSEN

Fassifeln school has announced
the staff for the 1889 Sapphire"
the annual published by the sem
Tor class, as follows: Miss Cecilia
Ann Davis, of Irwin, KY, editor
in-chief; Miss Lydia Munroe, Of
Richmond, Va, associate editor;
Miss Alice Stepp, of Henderson
vile, business manager; Miss Ed
wilma Davis, of Irwin, KY, asso-
ciate business manager; Miss
Frances Porcher Mersereau, OF
Schenectady, N. Y, feature edi.
tor; Miss Nancy Abernethy, of
Asheville, associate feature editor;
Miss Ann Pettigrew, Of Cape Hal
ten, Haiti; Miss Dorothy Culver,
of Miami, Fla, Photographic edi-
tor. -.
Miss Stepp is the daughter Of
Mrs. Madge Stepp of this city.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
JAPS ARE PUSHING
CHINESE CAMPAIGN
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
war against China.
The French navy ministry an
nounced that its dispatch boat,
Admiral Charn'er, and the gun
boats Francis GARNER and Argus,
are isolated on the Pearl river
Canton--which the Japanese also
have closed temporarily.
The japanese were especially
concerned about alleged French
munitions shipments since Chi
nese Generalissimo Chang Kali
shek has established a new center
of resistance in Yunnan province
southwest China, which is con
nected with French Indo-China by
the RUNNING (Yunnan-fu) Hal
phong railway and by a motor
truck route.
1t was believed here that the
Japanese intend eventually to oc-
cupy Yunnan and GUST French i'll
terests which long have been dom
inant in that province.
In Hankow, former national
capital of China which was occu-
pied this week by the Japanese,
the U. S. consulate was obtaining
evidence in connection with the
death of Phoebe Nyhus, three
year-old daughter of Arthur Ny
hus of Fertile, Ia, who was kill
ed in a japanese bombing raid on
Tungpeh, Honan province, 40
miles northwest of Sinyang, on
October a.. ....
The child's father, a Lutheran
Brethren missionary, notified the
consulate that Mrs. Nyhus and an
other daughter, Ruth, eight years
old, were wounded slightly.
The family fled into the inter-
ior after the bombing.
Nyhus said his mission build
ings were marked by U. S. flags
when the japanese planes, which
were bombing the whole area
around Hankow as part Of the
drive on the then Chinese nation
al capital, appeared. ..~.
Findings in the. case will be for
warded shortly to the state de-
partment in Washington, which
may protest and demand damages
from Japan. e.
The japanese contention was
that the Nyhus family had re-
NAMED in "a zone of military OPP
erations" despite the fact Japan
repeatedly had warned all foreign
ers in this district that they should
flee to points of safety.
The Japanese said that Chinese
soldiers had sought refuge around
the Nyhus mission and that the
bombs were directed at these
"enemy groups"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
PENALIZE WAYNESVILLE
IN TACKLE ON PLAY

: Just before the period ended
Quarles took a punt on his own
IL on a fair catch. He was tao
killed. on the play and Waynesvllle
was given a Is yard penalty.
The Cats then went to work.
Quarles failed to connect with q
pass, but Miller picked up II and
a first down in two tries. Quarles
then cut off tackle for 10 and a
first and, aided by a 5 yard pen
atty, the Cats made the third first
down in succession.
Quarles punted to the WaynesS-
Vile 16 to start the fourth period,
and. Reeves return punt was taken
on the Waynesville 81.
Quarles passed to McCrarv Tor
5 and then cut off tackle for lo
and a first down on the Waynes-
vile 20. Two passes were lncom-
plete and Miller failed to gain.
NO SECRET MADE OF
PASSING STRATEGY
1t was fourth down and III and
kSudrleS IndQe UO oSSiSS
fact that he would pass. He fad
ed back, shot a pass to Drake IN
the flat. The lanky end took the
Ball about the 5 yard line. ran
three steps, dropped the ball,
picked it up and stepped over the
goal line. - 49, - \ p,
Quarles added the extra point
with beautiful place kick.
Waynesville took the kickoff,
but two passes failed. The visitors
had the wind in their face and
were kept backed up for the re-
mainder of the game.
Quarles nut the Cats in a threat,
ening position when he returned
Wavnesville punt to the visitors
90. Chandler got 9. but Quarles
fumbled' and Waynesville recov-
cred. The game was over after
Wavnesville ran one play.
The 1Spn inns.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
State Theatres
Hanowe en- Party
Monday P. N.
Free Halloween Affects
. Will Be Issued to
Shows Patrons

On Monday night the proverbial
witches and ghosts of Halloween
ome out for their annual haunt
and spook-fest. The State theatre
j, again opening its doors to all
pooks and ghosts as well as to
everyone in Hendersonville.
To all guests the management
i, issuing free serpentine. horns,
snake blowouts and other fun
makers. For this one night the
theatre belongs to the customers,
% enjoy as they see fit. Noise
ind nonsense will be welcomed
lather than silenced. Every Gus
omer should come prepared to
lave the time of his life, for the
management announces that it will
rot feel satisfied unless everyone
ioes enjoy himself.
The theatre has booked very
appropriate picture for this night.
It is "Mysterious Mr.. Moto," star
ring Peter LORE, whose name is a
synonym with mystery and eerie-
ness. The. picture is one of the
series centered around the char
acter,. Mr.. Motto, and the stories
behind these pictures ran in the
Saturday Evening Post a short
Hhile back.
The management urges every
one to wear his or her Halloween
costume. They also urge you to
get up your own party, as many
as possible. and make the most Of
q good time. If you are holding
Halloween party, bring your
Hroup down to the State theatre
after you have finished your Hal
lowe'en games. This would be a
great finish to a perfect Halo
we'en. Remember. the doors open
at sl1:30 o'clock sharp, and the
management wants you to be
there, and is ready to join you in
your Halloween celebration.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
new PROTEST
MADE ON QUIZ
Dies Will Garry His Case to
People on Radio Mon
day Night

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. (UP)
A strongly worded telegram pro-
testing the activities of the Dies
committee in California was de-
livered to the White House from
Patrick J. H. Farrell, past nation.
al commander of the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars.
Receipt of the message was an
nounced after Dies was threaten
ed with the resignation of one
Democratic member of his COM
mittee. Dies plans to present his
case to the public via radio Mon
day night.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
Two Sororities
Add Members
Lambda Delta, Phi Gamma
Tau Active at Fassifern

Lambda Delta, and Phi Gamma
Tau, the two sororities of Fassi--
fern school, about which much OF
the schools social life centers,
have announced their new men,
bers following "rushes," initia-
ton, and entertainment in honor
of the initiates recently con-
,cluded.
Members of Lambda Delta are:
Misses Augusta Hoyle of Cleve.
land, Tenn, Betty Ann Pearce OF
Miami, Fla, Eleanor Cover of An
dre*s, Mildred Rothenberg of At
lanta, Ca, Mary Gregory of
Spartanburg. S. c., Betty Causey
of Furman, S. c., Clara Coe Sher-
rod of High Point, Ruth Thomas
of Port Limon, Costa RIGA, Gladys
Barrett of Birmingham, Mich,
and Miss Ann Ferrara of Monro-
via, Cal.
Members of Phi Gamma Tau in
clude: Misses Pat Bell of Tuxedo,
Helene, Mary Frances and Bar
bara Wilson of Miami, Fla, Vlr-
ginia Frye of Knoxville, Tenn,
Maureen Thomas Of Port Limon,
Costa RIGA, Mary Ryan of Ches-
nee, S. c., Ann Porter of Allan.
ia, Ca, Helen O'Neal, Jackv and
Jill. Lanes and Mary Elizabeth
Patterson, al" of Hendersonville,
Irene Schumate of Charlotte, isis
syn Smith, of Marion, Rosamond
Graves of Winter Park, Fla, Mary
Estes of Gay, Ca, Lucy Tillett of
Winchester; Va, Dorothy Cook Of
Ceballos. Cuba, ,,and St. Peters.
burg. Fla, Janet Simpson OF
Florence, Ala, Betsy Fleming Of
Bristol, Tenn, Lorene Freeze Of
Statesville, Edna Klein of Yon,
kers, N. Y, and Katie Boyett o.!
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
LOYALISTS. REBELS
WAGE NAVAL BATTLE

LONDON. Oct. 90. (UPl-A
naval battle between Spanish in
surgent and loyalist ships ocr
CURED in the Mediterranean on
Valencia late last night, the Daily
Telegraph reported in dispatch
from Spain today.
The dispatch said that the noise
of the guns was audible in Valen-
via during the engagement, whlch
lasted 40 minutes. The natlonai,,
list cruiser Canarias was reported
among the vessels engaged.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
DELIGHTFUL
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Que Of the loveliest Halloween
rastieS ever given here was the
one last evening at which Mary
Jean Croft, young daughter of
VI, and Mrs. W. o. Croft, and
members of the Home -Ec club
Tere hosteSses at the Croft home
shich was deliberately decorated
Upon entering the guests. were
aken on trip through the
TteheS' den where the blinking
eyes and a moon nearby, electro
ally arranged. added to the weird
elect, and shaking hands with the
aOung skeleton gave. a spooky
feeling.
Hand pasted witches were ar
;ansed on all the curtains APP
p'QOriate games and contests were
enjoyed with small prizes award
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CATS TAKE GRID
VISITORS INTO CAMP
CONTINUED from page one)

fumbled to lose 10 yards.
Quarles' punt was partially
blocked and went to Waynesville
on the Cat s yard line. B. Miner
cracked the line three times to
pick up yards and w. McCraek-
en- got 2. The ball went to the
Cats on their own 3 yard line.
I. Quarles backed up in the. end
zone, but Messer blocked his kick.
the ball rolling out -of the end
zone for an automatic safety.
Hendersonville put the ball IN
play with kickoff from the ~
and Messer returned to Cat 49 as
the half ended.
The Cats took the kickoff to
start the second half, but Miller
fumbled on the second play, Way
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
RUMANIA BECOMES
TOTALITARIAN LAND

Continued from page one)
ing possible future elections for
parliament. But no electoral law
appeared and it was doubted to-
day whether a new parliament
ever would be elected by secret
ballot as provided for in the con-
stitution.
The governments decision to
take its place among the outright
totalitarian powers was an admls-
sion that the prestige of the So
called western democratic bloc
had suffered a severe blow here as
result of the Czech crisis.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
ATTEND MUSIC
cI,uR. MEETING

Misses, Mary, Brooks. and Kate
Dotson 'attended'th the district meet
ING of. Junior .Counselors held at
the Battery Park hotel, Asheyine,
After the luncheon a candle light
ing%service was held for all the
iunior clubs in the district when
each child lighted candle for the
club to which he belonged.
The Mozart club, Miss Brooks
counselor, was represented by
Jean Flanagan. and the delegate
for the Alice Gilmore club, Miss
Dotson counselor, was Richard
Mottsman. They gave reports for
their respective clubs. All Of the
Junior clubs in the district were
represented.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
Indict Two On
Kidnapiing>.Co'iu'nt

ut SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. 29.-7
tUP)-Jack Pesnell. alias JACK
Gibson, land. James johnson were
indicted yesterday on two charges
of kidnapping and one, charge OF
robbery and held in Jail. :,
/. Officers said the, two abducted
esd. Spies Sept. 90 and robbed
him of $400. They also were
charged with the kidnapping OF
Mrs. Leila Durckett on Sept. ~.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
GIVE MISCELLANEOUS
SHOW FOR COUPLE

Mrs. j.. P. Marshall was hostess
on last Saturday evening at a
miscellaneous shower for Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie B. Marshall. >
Games were enjoyed until about
10 o'clock when. the couple opened
their many presents. -.
Cookies and hot chocolate were
served to about rs guests, includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, the for
mer a teacher of the couple when
they attended Dana high school.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
EvALUES POLICE TIME

SALINAS, Cal. (UP}-Pollce
Judge P. J. Mclaughlin estimates
that each minute of a policeman.
time in enforcing the law Jussii,
fies a sentence of one day IN jan
for the offender. He applied the
system to. Jose Franco, ana the
sentence was 20 days.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
POLAND TO ABSORB
NAZI-OUSTED JEWS
Continued from page onel

CONTINUED from page one)
the Polish Jews have been arrest
ed, it was reported that they
might be transported across Czech
oslovakia to Poland in sealed
trains.
The German expulsion order,
conference.-the to a new Polish
law calling for REORGANIZATION OF
the nationality status Of all Poles
living broad. affected about 55,-
600 Polish Jews in Germany.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED
nEI IcHTEULIY

Mrs Melvin Lane was hostess
at a lovely meeting of her bridge
club at which. time fall flowers
and Halloween appointments were
nsed effectively. Mrs. Frazier Blair
held high score and the low prize
went to Mrs. L. A. Blair. Delight.
ful refreshments were served
when cards had been laid aside.
Special guests included MesdameS
C. M. Ogle, Lloyd Biggerstaff and
W. w. Carpenter.
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IN CHAPEL HILL

Mesdames W. D. Keeter, Chas'
F. Dotson, Pr Johnson and Hor.
ace Morris; d Carl Morris spent
last night in High Point as guests
of Jim Morris and went on to
Chapel Hill for the game today.
Tomorrow Mrs. Keeter will cele;
brate- her birthday by having all
of her sons and daughters. includ-
ing Richard Morris, of Carolina,
eScept Mrs. w. S. Porter, Jr., OF
Milford, Conn, with her at dinner
in High Point.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
BAR SENIOR DIES

SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. 2s.--
UP)-Judge Thornton Fletcher
Bell, 60, senior member of the
Caddo parish district bar, died
Yesterday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
ENTERTAINS
ASHEVILLE CLUB

Mrs. D. w. Weaver, who moved
here recently from Asheville. en-.
tertained her bridge club, called
Asheville Girls club, charmingly
at her home last evening on Ken
sington road in Druid Hills. Or
ange and black were effectively
carried out for the Halloween
scheme in the appointments.
The top score trophy was won
by Miss Jane Rarden, formerly Of
Hendersonville; the flirting prize
and. that for low score both going
to Miss -Madge Holt. Appropriate
to the season individual pumpkin
pies, topped with whipped cream,
were served with coffee. Mrs. Mel
Cannon, Of Hendersonville, was
the only special guest. A surprise
of the evening was when Mrs.
Viewers club presented her with
a lovely gift in anticipation Of
her birthday which falls on Mon
day. - g. - ..
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ed, these being in charge of Mary
Jean, Louise johnson, Margaret
Collins. Allen Brown and Mary
Ella Dermid. The young girls
were assisted in entertaining by
their instructor, Miss Maude Prid-
gen, and Mr.. and Mrs. Croft.
The dining table, really a work
of art with its Halloween table
cloth in crepe and appointments,
was festive looking indeed. A
cleverly made black cauldron- with
cleaning "coals" beneath conferred
the board, and swinging from the
chandelier. above was "a slinky
black cat. The cauldrons in minia-
ture, filled with candy, marked
each place as we'll as the gay Hal
lowe'en paper cups in which the
London smoke was served with
doughnuts and the crunchiest
most delicious Halloween balls.
The paper napkins and plates add
ed to the colorful effect also at
this jolly affair. 1t was attended
by about twenty girls.
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AWAY ON TRIP
ATTEND DISTRICT
MEETING ..-'

Mrs. Forrest Ball, who had the
report from the Wednesday Music
club, and Mrs. Frederick Lykes,
of Arden, another member Of thf
local club, were delegates to the
district music club meeting in
Morganton yesterday.
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STATISTICS

nesville recovering on the q. B:
Miner got away for Is yards and
a first down, but the Cats braced
and took possession on their own
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Y 'MgathM@E
FRIDAY

Maximum temperature-6O de-
prees Minimum-40 degrees.
Mean-5O degrees. Days range
30 degrees. =.
Normal mean temperature Tor
October-56.4 degrees. Rainfall
to date-.2S inches. Normal rain
fall. 36 inches.
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LUNCHEON BRIDGE
CHR MEETS

Mrs. A. S. Browning, Jr., enter
tanned at a beautifully appointed
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
HIGH SCHOOL

HendelSOnviIle 7, WaynCSville
Canton s, Ashevillc B 6.
Weaverville 10, Biltmore 6.
Marshall 80, Tryon 0.
Mars Hill IA, Hot Springs 0.
Marion %, Ashevillc Res. 0.
Christ Sch. 33, Cherokee &.
Swannanoa 36, Chandler 0.
Sylvia %, Bryson City 7.
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SENTENCED TO DIE

YAZOO CITY, Miss. Oct. 20.
UP)-Jack fairfield, 32-year-
old life-term convict. today was
under q death sentence for the
murder of Ray Grant. IS, in q
Jackson. Miss. night club.
H'vILLE TOWNSHIP VOTERS
| ask your support for consta-
bic in the general election, Nov.
9Th, for have had d years SER
vice in Crab Creek township.
7 will serve all papers as an Of
ficcr of the people. if elected. and
impartially and without fear or
favor.
Your servant,
TIN LLOYD LAUGHTER.
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HendersonviHe

Substitutes: Waynesville. Davis,
w. McCracken. Headrick: Hender-
sonville. Chaplin, Bowman, Eng
lish. Coston. a
Officials: Wright, referee; Elan
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29

Whippets were originally bred
for rabbiting. but are now mainly
used for racing.
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agan, umpire; Bangs, head lines
man.
Score by periods:
Hendersonville --O U Il
WayneSville ------ . z w
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-29
BASQUE DRESS SILHOUETTED
FOR GROWING YOUNGSTERS
BY CAROL. DAY

While she's still under the five
year size limit, she doesn't need to
bother about waistline. A
straight little dress with rounded
shoulder tabs, stitched at the top
and flaring into pleats below, is
the one for her. Make S3O8 of
dimity, handkerchief lawn or dot
ted Swiss. .
But when she starts to grow
and to lose her baby plumpness,
then she does want a waistline-
as you see in 817S-pointed like a
basque in the front, with a gather
ed skirt below. This design will
be pretty in challis, wool crepe,
velveteen, taffeta or gay cotton
prints.
Pattern SS0S is designed for
sizes /, 2. 3, and 5 years. Size
2 requires 2 3-S yards of 35-inch
material; l-2 yard ending for neck
and sleeves. e.. ..'
Pattern SITS is designed for
sizes 4, 6, s, 10 and II wears.
Size 6 requires 2 3-S yards of 80
inch material; 81 yard of ribbon
for bow. Contrasting collar would
take IA yard of 35-inch material
The new FALL AND WINTER
PATTERN BOOK. 80 pages of
attractive designs for every size
and every occasion, is now ready.
Photographs show dresses made
from these patterns being worn;
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One pattern and the new Spring
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cents. Pattern or book alone
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