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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-03-23

| But the post office when con-
suited said they were to hold all
mail for. further orders. She had
left no address.
Well, somehow he must get in
touch with her.
So he went his way, and made
his plans for going after Mar
jorie when the right moment
should come, and that would be
the first minute he knew where
to find her.
He went out and bought a de-
lightful Christmas gift for her.
He event went so far as to look
at engagement rings.
The more he thought about it
the more his thoughts became in
trigued with the girl who was
so sweet and unspoiled How
easily she could be nodded to fit
the environment in which she
would live if she were his wife.
Then, he reflected, Marjorie
had always been fond of his COM
pany, had been ready to accept
his invitations always, although
until recently he had taken her
out very little. There was no rea-
son thinkable why she should not
want to marry him.
And it was, quite the appropri-
ate thing for him to marry her.
More and more as he turned it
over in his mind his common
sense as we'll as his inclination
approved the plan. And it was
comfortable to think of the girl
Of his choice as being utterly un-
spoiled by contact with the world.
There had been no other man in
her life, he was sure of that. He
would not have to worry about
any youthful indiscretions. limo
cent and lovely, that was what
she was, and very likely he had
been the ideal man in her ewes.
Net that he had always had one
ideal Of WOmanhood, himself: but
OF course men were different. It
was mans part to choose. and ma
turaily, he had considered other
girls, but had never been quite
satisfied.
He began to think back to his
first consciousness of Marjorie,
when she had come home from
college after graduation.
He remembered her as she sat
in church, across the aisle, a row
IN front of where he was sitting
with his mother. He had been
struck with her beauty then, and
wondered that he had never seen
it before.
He had watched her during the
service, as she gave attention to
the sermon; her sweet seriousness
attracted him strongly.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-03-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE AID.
MINISTRATION OF THE ES-
TATE OF w. A. HURLEY, DE-
CEASED, BY EDGAR w. HUR.
LEY, ADMINISTRATOR
Having qualified as admins.
traitor of the estate of w. A. Hur.
ley, deceased, late of the County
of Ashe and the State of North
Carolina, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at his
home in Helton township, Silas
Creek, North Carolina, on or be-
fore the 18th day of February.
1910, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the es-
tate will please make immediate
settlement.
This 18th day of February, 1899
EDGAR w. HURLEY, Admin
istrator of w. A. Hurley, De-
3-23-6T ceased.
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This difference they had had
the last time he had talked with
her, about hunting up her own
people, had been the first I'M
wise decision he had ever seen
her make.
In the meantime his mind was
making itself up very definitely
that Marjorie was desirable. The
more so as he discovered through
an old friend and confidante of
the Wetherill family that an un-
usually large number of shares
OF a very valuable stock were a
part of the Wetherill estate which
Marjorie had inherited. Marjorie
had lot of money and needed
the right man to look after it.
And he was convinced that he
was the right man.
That was the day he selected
the great blue diamond engage
ment ring.
But Marjorie was walking along
sordld back street holding the
thin cold hand of a little new
brother who was crying.
M arjorie suddenly swooped
down and swept the youngster
into her arms. She had never had
much to do with children before,
but she was quite strong and held
him firmly.
Continued Next Week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-03-23
World Powers Move To
Limit Cermany's Power
France, Germany, England
And Russia Protest Hitler's
Occupation of Czec-SlOvakia

| In Prague last Wednesday
men and women sang the dying
strains of the Czec-Slovak ma
tional anthem, while Europe
trembled and the gray-uniform-
ed soldiers of Adolf Hitler took
up positions in the city of the an
cient Bohemian kings.
Over Hradschin Castle, seat of
the republics government, sud-
denly was raised the gold-bor-
dered swastika banner of the
German Chancellor. This meant
that Adolf Hitler had arrived in
Prague to mark the bloodless
conquest.
The acquisition of Czecho-Slo-
vakia made Germany a nation of
100000 people equal approx
mately to the combined popula-
ton of European France a.
014,594) and Britain GAG, 189,176).
This acquisition on the part of
Germany aroused Russia, France,
Britain and the United States to
vigorous and immediate protest,
as is seldom used by one friend
ly nation to another.
Informed quarters of the Lon
don press said Monday that the
foreign secretary, Halifax was
sounding out the United States,
Russia, and France on a possible
four-power stop Hitler" confer
ence. If such a conference is en-
acted one of it's first plans will
be to move toward the protec-
ton of Rumania, Yugoslavia,
Greece, Turkey and Poland.
Backing the sentiments of
President Roosevelt, the govern
ment of the United States has
within the past few days moved
on two fronts to register disap-
proval of Germany's occupation
of Czecho-Slovakia. The State
Department drafted a note of
condemnation to Berlin and the
Treasury applied countervailing
duties against imports from Ger
many. This tariff act which will
go. ntO force April % will apply
Is per cent duties on all imports
from Germany that are on the
dutiabe list, in addition to nor
NAL duties until shown that they
are net subsidized.
While world powers are pom
dering on means and methods
of curling Hitler, Czec-Slovak-
ians chant sadly their anthem.
Where is my home? Where is my
home?
'Mong meadows, streams are
creeping,
In the forests rustling winds are
murmuring.
Everywhere bloom Spring and
flowers,
In this paradise of ours,
Land of beauty, oh dear Father
land,
Thou'rt my home, beauteous
land
Thou'rt my home, beauteous !
land.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-03-23
Two Watauga Men
Held For Robbery

Boone, March 19-Lana Woods
and Wiley Greene were brought
to Boone last night by Sheriff
Edmisten and placed in Jail here
to await a hearing on charges of
breaking into the store of Hayes
Wellborn, merchant of Watauga
County and formerly from Ashe
County with the Hafer Chevro-
let Co.
Wellborn, who has a general
merchandise store, was away
from home at the time, attending
2 sick neighbours child. When he
returned home and saw that his
store had been looted and about
SIS worth Of automobile castings,
batteries, flour, beans, sugar, sig
arcttes, cigars, candy had been
token, the police and sheriff
were notified.
A police call sent out was en-
sWered from the vicinity Of
Statesville by a man to whom the
goods had been sold and who was
suspicious of the men who were
selling merchandise at the low
price asked for, the goods.
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NEUTRALITY REVISION
PROPOSED BY PITTMAN

WASHINGTON, March ~
Senator Pittman, Democrat, Me-
vada, chairman of the senate for
eign relations committee, propos-
ed today revision the neutrality
legislation so as to prevent the
sale of any American products
to warning nations except on a
"cash and carry" basis.
He announced he would submit
a resolution Monday to repeal
existing neutrality legislation
and substitute the new program.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-03-23
HAMHTON-HHLIARD

A wedding of interest to the
colored people of this section took
place on Tuesday, March II,
when Zollie Hamilton and j. w.
Hillard were married.
The ceremony was performed
by Rev. S. S. GRAPHICAL at the
home of Mrs. Ellen V. Hillard. A
large number of friends witnessed
the ceremony.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-03-23

An Arcadian kitchen, such as
the one where Evangeline did her
cooking, is one of several kite
hens displayed in detail at the
California World Fair.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-03-23

Guards and guides spent a
week on Treasure Island before
opening of the Golden Gate Elk
position to familiarize themselves
with the location Of exhibits and
entertainment features.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-03-23

A tw standardization b o k
which may be signed by visitors
to the California Worlds Fair,
has SO lovely girls as hostesses.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-03-23

Two monstrous dragons were
made in China especially for use
at the California Worlds Fair on
Treasure Island.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-03-23

Religious services will be held
by practically every creed in the
Temple of Religion at the Califor-
MIA Worlds Fair during the Al
Sundays of the Exposition.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14
Sc MARLhU Ell EMBAJA-
| DUR RUSO SIN PRESEN-
TAR SUS ~CREDENCIALES

Roma, Die. l4.-Sin presen-
tar sus credenciales, 10 que ha-
bia anunclado haria, Sc march6
de aqui precipitadamente, lla-
mado por su gobierno, ell emba-
Jador sovietico Nicolai GOrel-
chin.
Sc march6 Gorelchin sin a.
guardian ell retorno del encarga-
DO de negocios, Leon Helfand,
que esta de vacacioneS y de OBJ
servaci0n EN- Ginebra.
Las demostraciones contra
Russia Sc han repetido en- Roma
Gesde qeu ell territorio de Fin
landia fue invadido por los boil
seviques.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14

ci6n Sc ha convencido de que mu
chos de los cereales prometidos
solo sirven para forraje y que
ell mineral de hero de los rusos
contiene muy POGO hero. Guam
do los alemanes piden ell mine
raj de los Urales. aqui Sc les di-
ce que es impossible t.dnsportar-
10. Dicese que la nueva amena-
zante actitud de Alemania ha-
cia Suecia Sc debe al fracaso de
no poder obtener en- Rus a Ell HE
rro que Sc lie ha' ia prometido.
En- pdblico, sin Ell bargo, Ale
mania redoblara su bluff, por
La gaceta., 1939-12-14

no desanimar a las "masas", en-
cuanto a la ayuda que recibira
del Soviet.
Entire los rusos ha causado
honda indignation la noticia,
desmentida despues en- Berlin,
de que Alemania estaba ven
alenao armas a Finlandia. Mu-
chos admlten que Inglaterra no
es tan mala como la pintan en-
las esferas oticiales, por cuanto
cumplen su palabra cuando Ia
da.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14

compra solo Sc paga ell SO de
interes anual y que este red.to
Sc rebaja por amos. La verdad
es que los compradores de auto
movies pagan ell go ell 8 y el
1870 en- ell resto de la deuda ORR
ginal, dependiendo este de que
los pages Sc hagan en- un ano, 1S
meses o dos amos. Esto Sc ana
de, deja cerca de 11%o de inte-
res simple EN- el balance origi-
nal.
Ash Sc ha venido enganando a
los compradoI IS.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14
GENERAL MOTORS Y LA
FORD TENDRAN QUE RE-
TIRAR Ell SO DE SUS
ANUNCIOS

Washington, Die. Ala Co
mission federal de concrete do
la noticia de que ha ordenado a
las companies General Motors y
Ford Motors Company retiren
de sus anuncios o carteles las pa
labras "seis por ciento" y ell sim
bolo so" en- relaci6n con los
pages a plazos de los autom6vi.
les que venden.
Varies testigos declararon
que Ell p1blico interpreta csc
seis por ciento como que en- la
La gaceta., 1939-12-14
JUNTA DE LA B
DEL TABACO

Esta citada para hoy, a las 8
La Verbena del Tabaco.
Ell Executive celebrara junta
de elecciones, con ell fin de ESQ.,
ger ell nuevo cuerpo director.
Suplicase la asistencia de TO-
dos los miembros.
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mas familiares reiteramos hoy
nuestro mas sentlGo pesame.
Conlida

COmida
La Unione Italana lara ell
domingo una comida, a su move
ma de pelota, en- la finca del
siempre amable D.ecidue, en- la
avenida de Buffalo y la Gale 60.
Ell menu esta siendo prepare
do por Mario Pullara e Ignaeio
Antinori, dos campeones en- SUI
culentas ''macarronadaS'.
Los invitados partiran a las
once de la manana del ed.ficio
de la Unione.
Despues del medicdia Sc SER
vira ell almuerzo. Asistiran mas
de Glen personals.
Iran como invitados especia-
les Mauricio Gutierrez, ell Mon
tahes, y Charles Garcia.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14
LOS GTGANrEs JUGARAN
EN- SARASOTA
Sarasota, Die. 14.-Por pri-

Sarasota, Die. 14.-Por pri-
mera vez desde que Sc marcha-
ron de aqui, en- 1927, los Gigan-
ties jugaron en- esta ciudad, fren
tie a los Medals Rojas de Bos-
ton, Ell dia "a de mario.
Los Gigantes estableceran su
c~ampamento en- Winter Haven
v ell Boston invernara aqui.
En- la temporada de practica
visitaran esta poblaci6n los Ro-
Jos de Cincinnati, Cardenales,
Kansas City, Abejas de Boston,
Newark, Brooklyn y Louisville.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14
SepeliO

Sc efectu6 aver ell entierro
del Sr. Pablo Garcia, Ell estima-
do ciudadano, jefe de una esti-
mazda familia de Tampa.
Centenares de personals lie d.
ieron ell ultimo Adi6s en- prueba
de amistad, en- ell cementerio del
Centre EspanOl.
A sus hijos, hermanos y de-
La gaceta., 1939-12-14
LOS ESTAN
DESCONTENTOS CON LA
u RUSA
Philharmonic Sc RedObldrd oil
"BIutt' de la AyadG SOvi6ticd

Moscu, Die. 14.-Aunque en-
los circulos alemanes Sc habla
de una mayor entrega de mer-
cancias por parte del Soviet, la
verdad es que los jefes de la de-
legaci6n comercial nazi estan
descontentos con los resultados
que han obtenido. La delega-
La gaceta., 1939-12-14
NOTAS SOCIALES
Para FinIdndiO

Para FiRldndiO
Ell alcalde Chancey acept6 a.
yer una designation del ex pre-
sidente Hoover para encabezar
aqui ell comite de ayuda a FIN
landia. Los cheques o donativos
en- metalico pueden enviarse a
Mr.. Chancey.
Comentando la invasion de
Finlandia, republica culta, ell
mayor dijo: Els dificil Ell future
del pueblo finlandes y espero
que ell pueblo de Tampa acuda
en- su ayuda.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14

Matinee
Ell Centre Espanol celebrara
ell domingo otro bale matinee.
Angel de la Riva "se hace len
'guas" del triunfo monetario de
estos bales matinee de los do
mingos.
Y la verdad es que la asisten-
cia justifica su entusiasmo. To-
cara Don Francisco.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14

de Navidad para sus nihos ell
viernes % de diciembre, en- "a
amplia sala de la Novena aveni-
da y Gale 16.
Bonitos juguetes y dulces Sc
ran repartidos por las damas.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14
SALIO DE CHILE UN VAPOR
ALEMAN

New York, Die. l4.-D5spa-
chos de Valparaiso, Chile, comn
mean que sali6 de ALI el.vapor
aleman Dusseldorf, de 493O to-
neladas, ell cuarto que Sc ha he
cho a la mar, desde ese puerto,
en- los meses de guerra. Solo que
da en- csc puerto ell buque escue-
Ia nazi "Velero Priwalle."
Desde Veracruz avisan que Sc
halla preparado para salir, lue-
go de aprobada su documenta-
ci6n, ell trasatlantico aleman
Columbus, de 1881 tonela =
das. A todos los t~ripulantes Sc
les ha prohibidO desembarcar.
Creese que zarpara en- horas de
la noche.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14
Bale

Do anoche un bale en- pro
de las familiaS necesitadas, Ia
logia ElkS de Tampa. A la en-
trada, en- lugar de dinero, Sc en-
tregaron where's, latas de ali
mentoS en- cohserva y objetos de
valor.
Los cestos seran en,regados
a los pobres en- la manana del
dia 25, por una cOmisi6n NOM
brada al efecto.
Dirigi6 la comisi6n encarga-
da del bale ell Sr. J. C. Huskis-
SOM.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14
La ReinG

LU AbNtftO
Prepara ell Centre Asturiano
su grandiosa fiesta de corona
ci6n de la reina de la simpatia.
Sc efeetuara para recibir Ell
Aho Nuevo y todas las salas
del edificio seran adornadas.
Dos de las mejores orquestas
de la Florida van a ser contra
tadas.
La tradition de exito sera
mantenida.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14
BeneficiO

La Hermandad Wesley, de la
iglesia Metodista de West Tam
pa, organiza una function para
ell martes 10, en- ell teatro de la
sociedad Stella.
Sera eStrenada "El amor es
Inocente", obra en- un acto V
tres cuadros de Agustin Rodri-
guez.
Lo que sc recaude Sc inverti-
ra en- obras de carload, con mo-
two de las Pascuas.
Deseamos un exito complete
a la comisi6n organizadora.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14

LECCIONES DE ESPANOL
-Deseo tomarlas 3 dias a la Sc
mana, entire 10 A. NJ. y II. Pa
"a mas detalleS escriba al apar-
tado P. O. 5536, Ybor City Sta.
No sc desea un maestro profa-
sional.
La gaceta., 1939-12-14

AIbOl de NqUidGd
La Logia Caballeros Leales
de America colocara ell Arbol
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-07
Hollywood Sights Aud Souuds
By Robb,n Coons.

HOLLYWOOD, Cal Oct. 7.-Peace it's wonderful
 The peace of Dietrich Mar-lay nah the happy working girl
 Alter year and half she's making picture She's wearing her honeygod as cov- cred with it's usual gold dust for wearing short pangled pale spanges hair spanees on her slippers She's Frenchy the queen the heart of gold At least 1t a heart gold they stick to the story outline they Destry Again
 Marlene isn't the girl she was very happy on the sets at other places, she didn't show aloof one But year and half the sideines France to make that made at role that's like her first hit in "The Blue Angethese her Or might be that showing appreciation new American citizenship here and away from it all there.
 Vernon Keys the assistant George fancy whistle around his neck On its engraved the T with chucke in it. When comes running
 This new Dietrich is laboring set that is vaguely familiar It is saloon of the 1880s It the inevitable presided
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-07
NOW
 AT Pe1'cy's
 exclusively

time by Billy Gilbert the round stage on which Marlay will throat through yppee tunes and the customary chance Almost inevitable Brian Donlevy the role of the with the heart cThis getting with Brian-bet he could play it in his seep)
 But there's thing different art For than this picture been the Stewart schedule Now that he's making box-office to have been stepped the to Washington" the Frank Capra film.
 quieter. cowboy The lad of the undersung and bewdered be the distinctive with and calms things possible appeals to But when he gets aroused, Il the role the thought that "Desy be attempt to satirize the familiar ootinootin Marshall it's going
 Joe Pasernak the producer, when asked how Dietrich persuaded to play a says: Why, partl'
 there's thing mysterious this picture all careful reading of the the riding tagged Tom nowhere action appears a character Desy Destry again right of the screenpay
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-07

lence. Such conditions are reversions to barbarism'
 Eden said that no lasting peace could be maintained while nations fear attack. He warned that no six months respite could banish this fear.
 "The only solution" said Eden, lis that all nations should enjoy the freedom which is the inspiration of the British Empire.
 This freedom is the oldest, most hallowed, most vital of British tra- ditions, our fairest pearl of fame This precious heritage of freedom is prize within the grasp of all na- tions, to be won and enjoyed by all. We of the British Commonwealth of Nations have pledged ourselves to conquer"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-07
GRID HOOTERS
 ARE CAUTIONED

BERKELFZg., Cal, Oct 7.-Univer- sity of California President Sproul 3auticned students to be little more careful of their language at today's football game between Cali fornia and St. Mary's. The occasion for Dr. Sprouts warning came from last Saturdays to defeat of Cali fornia by the tiny College of the Pacific.
 Microphones broadcasting th e game caught some of the California cooters' cries of angry protest against several rulings by the ref cree, and as a result a number of perfectly audible and highly unair- worthy words went sizzling out over the ether
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-07
JUNEAUITE JAILED
 AT KETCHIKAN ON
 NEIGHB0R'S CHARGE

Victor Sayres of Juneau was ar rested on a telegraphic warrant when the southbound steamer Prin- cess Louise arrived at Ketchikan Thursday night
 Sayres is charged in complaint signed by Wilbur Arkita with ob- taining money under false pre- tences. Arkita, nieghbor of Sayres on the Glacier Highway, says Sayres took Arkita's money for a piece of land but left without giving him a deed to the property.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-07
LEGISLATIVE FISH
 COMMITTEE AWAITS
 FINAL SESSION HERE

Representative A. P. Walker of Craig and Harvey Smith of An chorage are remaining in Juneau awaiting the return of Senator Henry Roden from the States so that the final meeting of the Ter ritorial Legislatures fisheries inves- tigating committee can be held. The committee accompanied the Con gressional party in it's series of hearings throughout Alaska this summer.
 Senator Roden is a passenger on the steamer Tyee, due sometime late tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-07
KEY TAppERS TAKE THREE;
 HIGH TOTALS

Scores at the Brunswick alleys showed more improvement last night, with the Signal Corps win ming three straight from the New Alaskan, tallying 1884 pins. includ- ing two single games of 223 and 234.
 Royal Blue won two of three from Juneau Florists in slower paced ball.
 Tonight's games are Druggists vs. Home Grocery at 7:3o, and Case Lot Grocery vs. Cosmopolitan at 8:10 o'clock. Sundays games are Irving's Market vs. Broadway Cab and California Grocery vs. Bruns- wick at the same times.
 Last nights scores are as fol- lows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-07

some of the Ambassadors political enemies in Germany, one Of whom wrote of him:
 Judging by the quantity of his speeches, he stands at the top of the German diplomatic set. At times the official news agency reports sev- eral addresses a week which the count held in America. The semi official wire has during the years 1909 and 1910 been used so often to spread Count Bernstorff's speech es, that the German people will vel come the relief of not seeing these reports any longer
 The outbreak of the World War made Count von Bernstorff's posi- ton the more difficult because of the activities of German agents in the United States, notably h e military attache, Captain Boy-Ed With the sinking of the Lusitania he used every effort to postpone the American declaration of war and ceaSelessly warned Berlin that the German governments course was heading the United States in that direction.
 Germany Warned
 My task was done when the Lusitania incident was disposed of without America's entry into the war" he once said After that the question of peace or war depended not upon me, but upon the Wilhelm strasse and the Great Army Head quarters. They knew exactly that a repetition of the Lusitania incident or the unlimited extension of sub marine warfare would automatically mean war with the United States. But they would not listen.'
 Von Bernstorff had hoped that President Wilson would become the neutral arbiter of the worlds des- tinies at the conclusion of the war. He thoroughly believed in Wilson's peace principles and always spoke enthusiastically of the American war president
 After quitting the Reichstag in 1924. Count von Bernstorff and his wife retired to their beautiful es- tate overlooking Lake Starnberg in Upper Bavaria There the count, once one of the gayest of diplomats whose every evening was spent at diplomatic ball or dinner party, or on a spell-binding tour, devoted himself to gardening, dog-breeding and cattle-raising. And he became teetotaler. After the revolution he removed his Wilhelmesque up- ward pointing muStache.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-07
LEO MOORE AIRWAYS
 FIRM INCORPORATED

Leo Moore Airways, Inc. (The Brown Bear Line) has filed papers of incorporation with the Territorial Auditor. The firm is privately owned, commercially operated pas senger and freight carrying airplane service operating out of Anchorage
 Incorporators are Leo M GOT e, Thomas J. Fisher and Frederick C.. Smith, all of Anchorage. Principal place of transacting business is the law office of Karl Drager at An
 choraRe. -.....sasa-.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-07
Mrs. Benedid Given
 Shower Last Evening

Complimentary to Mrs. Mert Benedict, shower was given last evening by Mrs. Howard Dilg at her home on Willoughby Avenue.
 The evening was spent in playing Chinese checkers and pinochle.
 Invited guests were Mesdames