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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-26
Lieutenant Colonel

Group school for members of the Waterbury chapter, Reserve Officers association, will be held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the civil service room of the post office.
 Lieut. Col Harry J. Beardsley, JAG-Res. will be the speaker. His subject will be Mexico" Delegates to the annual department conven- tion, to be held May 21, will be elected at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-26
Townsend Lodge

Townsend Lodge of odd Eel lows will send a delegation to Tor rington Saturday for the annual meeting of the Odd Fellows Ad- vancement Association. Plans for participation of the local delega- tion in the meeting were made at 8 meeting last night at Odd Fel- lows hall.
 The annual convention of the grand lodge will be held May r and 18 at Putnam. A local delega- tion will also attend this gather ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-26
REPORT GIVEN ON NEW PLAYGROUND

Almost 800 members have been enrolled in the East End Community club, it was announced at regular meeting of the organization last night at the Geghan Motors show
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-26
Continental Lodge

The master mason degree will be conferred May 9 at meeting of Continental Lodge of Masons. George w. Oliver, of Winsted, dis trict deputy, will attend.
 Last night at Masonic Temple the entered apprentice degree was exemplified by the lodge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-26
FrdternQL Nevs
Wadham's Relief

Several visitors attended last nights meeting of the Wadhams Relief Corps at the state armory. Among the guests were Mrs. Edith Ellis, of Milldale, department sen- for vice-president and Mrs. Bessie Johnson of Southington, president of the Trumbull Corps and chair man of the department relief committee.
 Plans were made for sending local delegation to the state de- partment convention at New Ha- ven May 4 and 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-26
WAITED LONG TIME

Charles Coburn, featured in Gin- ger Rogers current film, "Vivacious Lady," appeared on the stage for 40 years before making his screen de- but in "Of Human Hearts" His present picture is his second.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-26
WHY UDGA TABLETS CURB EXCESS ACID DISTRESS OF STOMACH ULCERS

lfyour stomach pam is accompanied byGAS. heartburn, belching. bloatlng. burning. IN DIGESTION. nausea. etc. don t take baking soda dangerous drugs gsorhalf way measures. but follow the advice of the thousands of former acid stomach sufferers who recom- mend UDCA Tablets to help oeutralize ex- cess stomach acids tTDGA Tablets. based on fast to bring relief from excess acid stomach distress Week's streatmentsupply only $l on iron n-clad guarantee O results or moneybaek' Get UDGA and reL,ef for get your money book Recommended by
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-26
COFFIN FACTORY LoOTED

Montreal (UP) A premonition of death must have directed thieves to an sddress on St. Germain street. The address is coffin factory and the loot consisted of three $l25 cof- fins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-26
Roosevelt Lodge

Roosevelt Lodge
 Members of Theodore Roosevelt Lodge, Knights of Pythias, met last night to discuss preliminary plans for the grand lodge cOnven- ton to be held in this city in October. Acting as hosts at the convention will be Roosevelt, Mag nOlia, C0mstOck, Columbia, Good will and Speedwell lodges.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-26

Flashes to Meet
 The annual meeting of the Flashes A. O., juvenile sporting group, will be held tomorrow night at 2 o'clock in the clubs room. Principal bus mess will be the election of officers. All old members and any new mem- bers are invited to the meeting.
 The following veteran members are expected to attend: H. Nevill, R. Hale, c. Dacey, R. Boucher, G. Bly, ron, G. Curley, F. Dooley, J. Mo- Cough, c. Kennedy, B. Quinn, E. Courtney, B. Mastrianna, R. Pilch, D. Vucci, R. Phelan, B. Boucher, F. Mahoney, A. Kelly, c. Coyle, R. F'rageau, D. Kelly, B. Hanlon and B. Curley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-26
Parade Plans

Advisor William J. Gaughan of the Washington Park Fife & Drum Corps said today that the corps has been engaged to march in the Me- morial day parade at Shelton this year. Arrangements for the local corps participation in the parade were made by the Shelton American Legion post.
 It was also announced that the Meriden trip next Saturday night will be made by bus, and that the corps will leave from the Commu- nifty House at D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-26

Final Plans
 Final plans for the first com munion breakfast of the Children of Mary sodality of St. Francis Xavier church were made last night at meeting in the parish hall. Miss Margaret I. Dillon presided, as chairman of the committee.
 It has been announced that Rev. Joseph Kirkbride, director of the seminary at Ferndale, will be the speaker. The breakfast will be held in the Copper Kettle following the 7:30 o'clock mass in St. Francis Xavier's church next Sunday, May l. Tickets may be obtained from any member of the committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-26

Community House, May 6. The club in past years, has sponsored some of the most successful functions of any conducted in the Community House.
 A committee has been working on arrangements for the card party for several weeks, and reports of prog ress have been made at several com- mittee meetings. In recognition of the clubs function, the Irish-Ameri- can club recently cancelled plans which were being made for a smoker on May 6.
 Nab0r Mite
 Nabor Mite, possibly the final of the current season, will be ob- served Thursday at the Community house under the auspices of the Washington Park Community club The affair will be similar to previ- ous Nabor Mites, but there will be no refreshments. Those attending are asked to refrain from bringing any sort of refreshments.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
TOY JACKSON UNDER
INDICTMENT; COURT
RECESSED 3 DAYS

CONTINUED from rage one)
Hensley was acquitted on a
charge of assault with deadly
weapon.
Garland Rogers was acquitted
on a charge Of obstructing a high
way. A member of the Ashevllle
national guard unit, Rogers was
on a detail to sell tickets at an
air show sponsored by the guard
unit at the Asheville-He Henderson
Vile airport last October. 1t was
alleged that the public road lead
ing by the port was closed and
that efforts were made to force
people living in the vicinity to
buy tickets before using the high
way.
Harlow Praytor, charged with
larceny, pleaded guilty to forci-
Bile trespass and prayer for judg-
ment was continued to October,
the defendant to show $500 paid
to the prosecuting witness and
costs paid.
a. ID. Ross was convicted OF
driving while drunk and sentenc-
ed to serve four months.
At the close of states evidence
Solicitor c. o. Rulings said he
would not ask for a verdict in
the case. of Melvin Mooney and
Roy Cash, colored, charged with
robbery of Eli Bryson, colored.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
3-County Cage
Teams Advance
In VINO Tourney

CULLOWHEE, Mar. II. -
Three Henderson county teams
advanced in the first round games
of the annual Western North
Carolina basketball tournament
here yesterday.
Edneyville boys, defending
champions, defeated Clyde Al to
II, and Mills River girls downcd
Sand Hill 25 to IS, and Etowah
girls won from Webster SO to l6.
Today Mills River meets Sylvia,
Etowah plays Pleasant Gardens,
and Edneyville meets Cullowhcc.
Yesterdays scores were as fol-
lows:
GIRLS
CulIowhee SO, Chenille IS.
Sylvia %, Clyde 10.
Mills River rs, Sand Hill Is.
Green Creek 81, Fines Creek
Bethel 80, White Rock u.
Pleasant Gardens %, WayncS-
Vile 20.
Etowah' 36, Webster 6.
BOYS
Chenille IS, Bethel 20.
Edneyville At, Clyde II.
Fines Creek 81, Sylvia ~.
Upton Hill SO, Green Creek -
STanhanoa sc, Robbinsville IT.
Cullowhee %, Flat Rock II.
Lake Lure IS, Webster 3.
Gambler II, Waynesvillc 9.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11

Austria.
A remuneration of the Berchtes-
gaden agreement would amount to
a virtual withdrawal of Ger
many'S pledge to uphold Austria's
territorial integrity.
Many informed persons belicv-
ed that Hitler, rather than send
a demarche to Schuschnigg at
such a critical time in general
European affairs, would remain
silent and allow the Austrian naz-
is to demonstrate agai ms t
Schuschnigg to whatever eX-
tremes their fervor might carry
them.
The Wilhelmstrasse made no
attempts to disguise it's indigna-
ton.
The Austrian voting, officials
held, will constitute no plebiscite
at all under the circumstances an
nounced by Schuschnigg. 1t will
prove nothing and can not be
accepted by Germany as barom-
eter of Austria's true political
strength among nazis or any 9TH
er political groups, they said.
Nazis freely predicted that the
plebiscite would lead to Schusch-
nigg's downfall.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
CANNERY HERE WILL
EXPAND PRODUCTION

Continued from page one)
from Farmers Federation ware,
houses here and at Fletcher, Try
on, Brevard and Asheville. In
the past the cannery has obtained
its supply of yellow tomatoes
from Henderson, Polk and Bun
combe counties: but this year an
opportunity to contract acreage
in this crop will also be extended
to farmers of Pennsylvania coun-
ty, where a new federation unit
has Just been organized.
During the canning season last
year the Federation cannery EN-
ployed $50 persons, mostly wo-
men and girls from farms in this
vicinity
The stockholders heard encour-
aging reports from Mr.. Mcclure
on the Federation's business for
the past year and its prospects
for the ensuing year. Short adj
dresses also were made by Paul A.
Raper, director Of the Fedora
tons poultry department.; Vance
A. Browning, educational direc-
tor, and Mr.. White. The county
agent emphasized the Importance
of thorough spraying with Dor
deaux mixture. He pointed out
that at the mountain experiment
station, Swannanoa, the yield of
potatoes had been nearly doubled
through the use of bordeaux
spray. He recommended spraying
with bordeaux several times dur
ing the season, explaining that
wilt cannot be stopped once it has
started but that it could be check
ed through spraying before the
blight sets in.
Harry Roberts of Fletcher,
whose two-year term as a director
of the Federation expires this
year, was reEominated. l.. l..
Burgin of Horse Shoe, the other
director from this county, has an
other year to serve. Mr.. Burgin
presided over yesterdays meet
ing. 80
Advisory committees for the
Hendersonville and Fletcher
warehouses of the Federation
were elected as follows:
Hendersonville7-L. L. Burgin,
Horse Shoe, chairman; J. M.
Clark, Penrose; D. E. Corpening,
Fletcher; Mrs. l.. A. Enloe, Ed
NEVILLE; John A. Hudgens, Flat
Rock; H. P. Pace, Route /, Sa-
luda; R.. r. Jones, Flat Rock; D.
P. Moss, Route 2, Hendersonville.
Fletcher j. K. Williams,
Fletcher, chairman; S. B. Tweed,
Route 2, Fletcher; Sam E. John
son, Arden; w. NJ. Lance, Horse
Shoe; w. F. Cathey, Arden; T. C..
Justice, Route 5, Hendersonville;
J. E. Lewis, Fletcher.
Among those in attendance
were f. o. Shipman and Y. ].
McCrary, members of the advis-
DRY committee for the newly
formed Pennsylvania county unit,
and H. P. Pace of Route 1, Sa-
luda, who was winner last year
of a $25 prize for the best ton
mage production of yellow toma-
toes. He grew nine and a half
tons of yellow tomatoes per acre.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
Stamp News

SPREADING from coast 10
> coast is a movement to obtain
~. S. stamp honoring the late
comedian Will Rogers on Nov
II this year when a memorial Will
,e dedicated to him at Claremore'
Okla. The Oklahoma Philatellc
Society is promoting the idea. :.
Two commemorative caehets
will be issued on March H.
marking the, Inauguration OF air.
mail service between Prince
George, B. c., and Ware, B. Z:
Covers must be in the hands OF
the postmaster at Edmonton, AL
oerta,; on March s. The airmali
oostage to Canada is six cents. a..
$50. - '.
Honoring the 150th anniversary
II the U. S. Constitution, the Span
ish Loyalist government has an
nounced a design for a ] peseta
stamp to be printed in Barcelona
Large in size, it will print IN
right colors-red, white. blue,
HACK, yellow. violet, green ana
ray The u S. and Spanish hags
IA their original colors and the
New York Statue of Liberty VIII
be illustrated against the sun $
background. The issue Will DC
perforated, .ys-.
Published by the Kenmore
Stamp Co., of Kenmore, N y, q
new catalog of British ColoniaiS
will be available shortly 1t VIII
list more than 1900 stamps al,
tempting to show actual retah
value Of all British material.
Interesting new issues: Ceylon-
Arst two values of the King George
vi series; Egypt-"Royal we'd
ding" commemorative to honor
youthful King Farouk and bride,
Panama-fve airmail values (also
IN souvenir sheet) in connection
with Olympic Games in Panama.
.tcopsrikAt 1888, .NEA Service. Incl
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
ROUND UP IS PLANNED
FOR PRE-SCHOOL AGE
CHILDREN AT BREVARD

BREVARD, Mar. II. (SpeciaD
A feature of the March meeting
of the Parent Teacher association,
held Tuesday afternoon in the
Brevard grammar school build
ing, was talk by DR.. G. b.
Lynch, county health officer. DR..
Lynch told of the health clinics
for school children and babies be-
ing held throughout the county,
and of other ways in which the
local health unit is Of benefit to
the local schools.
Principal j. F.. RurtY spoke con-
corning the summer roundup for
pre-school children. The following
members volunteered to assist in
this work: Mrs. Goode LOFTS,
Mrs. c. l.. Newland, Mrs. Lester
d. Martin, Mrs. Constance Pen
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11

olyn Orr. Blanche Hollingsworth,
Salome Clayton. Ruth Stamey,
Eva Justus and Bertha Lou Stepp.
Annie Sue MARROW, Gladys Nc
Killopp. Frances Garren, Mary
Jones. Ruth Lanning, Edith Sta
ton. Mary Louise Godfrey and
Nora Dalton.
Vavie Pryor, Ruth Lancaster.
Sarah HudginS. Rena Pittillo, Fay
Justus, Nellie Justus, Thelma Pit
tillo. Pauline Connor. Catherine
LYDIA. Katherine Stepp, Sue Bell
Nix. Marie LYDIA, Mae Rita Vince
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
March OF Time Is
Perturbation OF
German Naziiiism
Chicago Banned Feature
Now Showing at the
Carolina

''Inside Nazi Germany, 1885,"
is the title Of the current issue or
The March of Time. showing at
the Carolina theatre for the last
times today, and, according to n.
+. Buchanan, manager, tins PIC
ture has become the most discuss
ed production in the theatre In
dustly in some time.
Depicting incidents in Germany
under Adolf Hitler, the picture
brought forth a storm of protest
fror German officials in this
country. On the protest of the
German consul in Chicago, the
picture was banned there.
Actions of American Nazis in
this country, particularly in Con-
necticut, are also shown in the
picture with action taken by peo-
pie in that state against Nazis in
this country.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
BREVARD ART SHOW
TO CLOSE CONTEST

BREVARD, Mar. il. Especial !
The creative art contest, when
has been in progress in BreVara
and Pennsylvania county the past
several weeks, will come to
close on Saturday, when an OK,
hibition of the work Of the school
children will be held in the ne"
Brevard primary building on oat-
urday afternoon from to TO
O'Clock. ., Ill,
Blue, red and white ribbons VIII
be awarded as prizes in the three
classes of entries. Winners IN inc
local contest will be eligible TO
enter the district art contest IN
Ashevillc on March 10, and these
winners will be entitled TO enter
the state contest in Ra!cISh on
March &c. ouoL
The local contest is sponsored
bv the Brevard MathataSlan CLUB
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
ZONE MEETING HELD
AT FLETCHER

A number of women from this
vicinity took part on the program
at the zone meeting held at
Fletcher yesterday, which Miss
Bessie Jordan, of the First M. E.
church, zone leader. conducted:
They included Mrs. S. NJ. Garren,
Miss Amy Hackney, Asheville ;
Mrs. S. H. Jackson, of the Flat
Rock church, but who is now max
ing her home in this city; Mrs.
NJ. A. Lewis, Tryon; Mrs. j: W.
Barr, Edneyville, and Mrs. J. H.
West, Mills River. Others going
from here included Mrs. L. ?.
Sims. president of the W. NJ: S.
of the First NJ. E. church, Miss
Bessie. Allen, Mesdames Thomas
Shepherd, Irma Allen and '. &.
V. Shepherd.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
THINK HITLER WAS
READY FOR ACTION
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one).
Schuschnigg's plan and consented
to it. =. A..
Hitler, during the next "a hours
might direct a demarche to wen
ma protesting against the pleois-
cite. Ut
Such decision on Der Fuen-
rer's part undoubtedly would stn'
thousands of Austrian Nazls 10
even greater disorders than those
renorted from Vienna and other
Austrian communities last night;
It was conceivable, these OBJ
servers said, that Schuschnigg's
q efiance of German demarche
hight ultimately lead to Hitler's
remuneration of his February II
"peace of Berchtesgaden' with
sehuschnigg and throw down the
gauntlet for what might easily
become a state of revolution in
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. D. H.. Lee have
returned home from Delray Beach
Fla, where they spent about a
month while Mr.. Lee recuperated
from an operation. -,
Mrs. B. H. Hobby, of Knoxville,
Tenn, is on a short visit to her
sister, Mrs. J. T. Hill, who is get
ting along we'll following her re-
cent operation.
Mesdames Will Turner, Nettle
L. Boyd and Sam Turner motor
ed to Spartanburg, S.; c., yester-
day. - -. : -.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
Miss Rainier And
S. Tracy Get
Academy Award

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. II. CUP
Louis Rainier. raven-haired Aus
trian actress, and Spencer Tracy
last night were awarded top act
inc honors for 1887 by the Acad-
envy of Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences. g..
Miss Rainier was. selected over
four other contestants for he!
performance in Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer's "Thc Good Earth" 1t
was the second year in row she
had won the award. Last year she
scored in "The Great Ziegfeld.'
Tracy was honored for his per-
Torrance in Captains Courage
Gus" also a M.G.M. picture.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
FORMER S. c. SHERIFF
IS GRANTED PAROLE

COLUMBIA, S. c., Mar. IL
Carlos Rector, former sheriff OF
Greenville county, S. c., sentenc-
ed on conviction of manslaughter
to a 1O-year term in connection
with the shooting Of Sheriff Sam
d. Willis yesterday was granted
a parole during good behaviour
bv. Governor Olin Johnson.
Rector left the penitentlary
having served about six years.
with time off for good behaviour,
he. had about two years more to
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
81 MARINE PLANES
FINISH MANEUVERS

MIAMI. Fla, Mar. II. (UP)-
A fleet of 81 United States ma
rine planes. commanded by Col.
Roy S. Geiger, returned to the
United States mainland yesterday
en- route to their base at Quantico,
Va, after nearly two months spent
in annual winter maneuvePs in the
West Indies.
The planes landed from Cuba
at Miami municipal airport.
The maneuvers, which started
Jan. 20, were participated in by
Sc officers and GO enlisted men;
The training exercises centcred
around the Virgin Islands.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
WPA FUNDS OKEHD
FOR CLERICAL WORK

An ALLEGATION of IS, 169 in WPA
funds for clerical work in the Hen
derson county register of deeds of
fees has been made by George w.
Coan. Jr., state WPA administra-
tor at Raleigh, it has been learned
here.
The WPA also aliocated &c.
O34.50 to improve the streets at
BOSNIAN. in Pennsylvania county.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
ANNOUNCE DALTON
.WILKIE MARRIAGE

Mr. and Mrs. Strict Dalton have
announced the marriage Of their
daughter, Doyie v, to Ciarehce
Wilfie at Spartanourg, 5. C' OH
June 13, 1887.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
Weaver To Run
For Lower House

ASHEVlLLE. Mar. ll.-C0n-
gresham Zcbulon Weaver, Of
ASh"ville, announced yesterday
that he would be candidate to
succeed himself in the lowcri
house of the United States con-
grcSS.
a representative for several
terms and member Of the house
judiciary committee, Mr.. Weaver
presented his candidacy on the
record of accomplishments in ten
terms in the lower house.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11
a,xxrRs ANNOUNCED
Il " ~ Sc CONTESTS

.... male to the high
...,... contest, entered in,
.yrt the county. and
b the !. {. Penney
q '. .,. store in order
~ ... winners might DC
me Mr.. ". +. Algary'
ira .....a.cr Of the store;
'c.l .,ring remarks and
| ur. teachers present en-
s'a ...'..-... r. DotSou Of Etc
i ,, ... n 4. Shields Of Ed :.
Wis., Naudc PridgcG,, OF
..'' r.... and Miss CHAR
DE- r..r. Fla, Rock.
.a... Judges who based
:'.- .....r> IN workmanship,
. ~. .-.. fit. were Miss
ol c.vr-. Nr>. Paul Johnson $50
y HlilhouSe. The
r.... announced by num-
,nt w,..r unknown to the
r., -. .....r dress division the
'. ...rt and third prizes,
,,~..,,.l ,s three. two and
'~,, ..-g.c,ively. went to
/. 'S SIAM, o.. EtOwah. Jackie
~ r..vul, and Beulah
=. ~ Fa.ryviille. For pa
u. .rs lingerie the honorS
Z ~ ANNIE Sue Marlowe OF
..;rr. Nora Dalton of Mills
I. and Mary Louise Godfrey
'g,~J,r,auyilIr.
.. ,.. >,yvu and Mae Rita
[..Ior both of Edneyville,
49, evening gowns, tied for
/. ~ n',r,. ami we're both award
f,.;rSs Miss Nellie JuStus of
terr;,re. placed second, and
r,.br Merrill of Edneyville,
d Nv ,hr wool clothes there
,cry one rntrant. Miss Ca
F.;rs Tavlur. whose model for a
40, a tinv tot. JOye Sinclair.
f. cotton dresses of cOlortul
f. nrincipally had a swing
/. isurtv air with buttons add
an outstanding touch; some
distinctive feature of the
b. the intricate front Shlr-
or wide Shrred grdIe. Some
T. gracefully gored with Dol
and puftcd sleeves lent
EFci.v. The dresses all re-
H. 50 much credit on the pu-
and their instructors that the
e, found il difficult job to
X their tina, decisions.
g. contests entrants included:
EI>ie Earnwell. Juanita Pittillo,
h. Morrison. Irene WhiteSide,
h. LYDIA. Reulah Brown, Ruth
Carrie Lee Ruff. Marie LYDIA,
fla Williams, Helen Mckmna,
E,hv Simpson. Ruth Gonce,
h. Lee Corn. LATHE Mintz,
/ Gray. Charlotte Clayton,
Ldnr Bell. Christine Davis,
lima Snyder. Jackie Corn. Car
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-11

dleton Banks, Mrs. A. II. Kizcr,
Mrs. J. VI. Gaines, Mrs: Heller,
Mrs. G.. +. Miscnhcimcr. Mrs.
Walter Duckworth. Mrs. J. NJ. Al
!ison and Mrs. Clay Pencil.
In the absence of the prcSl-
dent, Mrs. w. c. Austin, the bus
mess transactions were in charge
of Mrs. S. p. Werner.