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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-16
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

7. M. p: "(1) Is buttermilk fat
tening? "a Does constipation cause
pimples on the face? 90 Is there
anvthing good for blackheads?
Answer: az Butternilk has a
low caloric value and could be con-
sidered as a mountaineering food.
(2l No. (3) Blackheads are best
treated with strong surgical soap
and water and the use Of Q comedone
extractor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-16

dealer: South. Neither side vul-
nerable.)
Deals with lot Of long suits in
them usually produce plenty of bid
ding, and this one was no exception.
South began it with 1-Club, West
overcalled with 1-Spade, North
passed and, the none-fitting black
suits having started the ball a-roll-
ing, the well-fitting red suits now
got called. East introduced one Of
them with Diamonds and South
the other with 2-Hearts.
West hoped to diamonds,
North showed his fit with 4-Hearts,
roovs;oLk 1oao bp K;o,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-16
KEEP YOUR TEMPER

MAYBE YOUR partner was in a
position to know more about the
opponents hands than you knew.
His own holding may have made it
clear to him that they were very
likely to make their contract,
despite your strong bidding and
business double. Hold your criticism
of him for taking out your double
until you see how it works out.
Maybe he has saved you lot of
points by his action.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-16
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

East called Diamonds, South g.
Hearts and West Diamonds, which
passed around to South, who
doubled. North reckoned carefully.
His hand was worthless defensively,
but splendid in support Of hearts.
He calculated that East was surely
short in spades because he himself
had so many and West had bid them.
He had so many hearts, he was sure
the opponents were short in one
hand or the other. Probably one
opponent could stop the clubs, with
either a ruff or an honor. So he took
out the double into 6-Hearts, which
East doubled.
South was very niffed when West
took his spade A, East ruffed a
spade and the club A was cashed
for a two-trick set. But when the
post-mortem showed that East
could have made his diamond small
slam, losing only the trump ace,
South was appeased.
Tomorrow's Problem
a A @ 80
2ss9 y 10 6
q K 4
p 90 5 4
A None
80: 80 .es!
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A K 10 z 5 A
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= None
dealer: East. Neither side vul-
nerab,e.)
What is the correct bidding of
this deal?
Features Syndicate. Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-16

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16
Engagement Revealed at
ParfY thursday

Announcement OF the engage
ment OF Mrs. Phil fazzolino,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mis-
tretta Of Fairfax, 10 Mr.. Louis c.
sorgi. was made at a party Thurs
day evening at her apartment at
the st. James for which the bride
elect was hostess.
The news of the betrothal was
revealed by tiny scrolls concealed
in miniature treasure chests at
each place. The wedding is plan
ned for early spring
Gladioi and orchid ssters adorn-
ed the rooms OF the apartment.
The evening was spent playing
court whist after which a late
supper was served.
Guests were Mildred Daus, Mar
ian HOllingsworth. Josephine Shop
ko, Elvira Carbone, Serene Olson,
Dorothy kress. Mabel Hardtke,
Mildred Hollingsworth. Billie
Keller. Mesdames Charles Nc
Dowell, Shirley Roberts, Otto
Rockwsy, John Miele, William
Brady. Archie Hagen and the
hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16
Motorcycle Auxiliary
Celebrates

The Tacoma Motorcycle club
auxiliary celebrated its second an
niversary Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. Louis Whitney At the
election of officers. Mrs. William
Mckendry was elected president;
Miss Doreas Llewellyn. vice-presi-
dent, and Mrs. Leonard Atkins,
secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Whitney served a late sup
per and games were played with
Mrs. Gus O'clock, Mrs. William
McKendry and Mrs. c. A. Farwell
winning the favors.
Those present were Mrs. Clar-
ence Potter, Mrs. c. A. Ehret. Mrs.
Jack Wills. Mrs. Fritz Hoyt. Miss
Zella Brown, Mrs. Hazel FIFTEEN
never, Mrs. Gus O'clock, Mrs.
William McKendry. Mrs. c. A.
Farwell, Mrs. Louis Whitney, Miss
Dorcas Llewellyn, Mrs. Walter
Schroeder, Mrs. Victor Brown and
Mrs. Leonard Atkins.
The next meeting of the aux
iliary will be Oct. IL at the home
of Miss Helen Hopkins in
Falkland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16

each Of the hos,esses win wear a
flower in her hair. and The girls
who serve will be dressed In pea
SAINT costumes. Refreshments also
viii follow the motif. A Spanish
dance viii be presented. also gui-
tar numbers. Mrs. Lyle Ford Dru-
Shel. Mrs. Edna Warren Cheney,
Mrs. c. a. Robbins and Mrs. John
Buffelen have been asked TO pour
and viii also receive the guests at
the door with the sorority presl-
dent. Miss Frances TAR. and Miss
MulligRn. tea chairman.
Hostesses Will be the Misses Dor
othy Shaw. Phyllis Anderson, Doris
Day. Carol Pratsch. Ruth Raymond.
Betty Schaad. Katherine Suther-
land. Marcelle Jensen. Frances
Tarr. Dixie Thompson, Evelyn
Hopkins. Cora Atkinson, sigma
Gustafson. Betty Jones. Beverly
Marshall. Marie Mulligsn. Florence
Mclean. Marjorie Thompson. De-
borah Webb. Betty Edwards. Lucy
Spaeth. Victoria Hanson. Virginia
Marinoff. Mary King. Clssins Buff
felen, Bette Drake. Betty Heaton,
Helen Folsom. Dorothea White.
Frances Cole. Florence Burd. En-
mylou Jenkins. Star Steel and
Berget Carlson.
A tea in We olde English style
will be the one which Alpha Beta
Epsilon is giving Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. c. o. Lynn.
70s No. c. The table will be set in
white and silver with white candles
in silver eandelabra, white chry-
santhemums set on silver reflee-
tor. and silver table novelties. Pre-
siding at the table will be Mrs.
Lyle Drushel, Mrs. Raymond Sew
ard. Mrs. +. H. Todd and Mrs
r. L. Powell.
Receiving guests will be Miss
Bernsdine Claes. sorority president,
Mrs. Lynn and Miss Grace Howard,
tea chairman. Assisting Miss How
ard with plans are Miss Mary og-
den. Miss Ruth McCrea and Miss
Doris Wittren. Music during the
tea viii be furnished by Miss Louise
Claes and Miss Kathleen Sheriff..
Hostesses will be the Misses
Grace Howard, Jane Ogden, June
Peele, Bernadine Claes, Margaret
Gleiser. Frances Hoss, Annabel
Miller, Kathleen Sheriff., Barbara
Healy, Anita Wegener, Margaret
Bowen, Lola Claes. Louise Claes,
Kathryn Evans, Blanche Haines,
Vera Healy, Helen Hite. Lorraine
House Dorothy Howard, Helen
johnson, Ruth McCrea, Mary Og-
den, Vivian Patterson, Patricia
Erna Smith, Doris Wittren, Jeanne
McColgan, Mary Patricia Smith
and Juliana Macpherson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16

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BE- hostess chairman Cor Friday
tea and Mrs. n. H. Johnston vii
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chairman. Mrs Charles A. Taylor
president Of the Pierce County Dis
,ric, Federation. will De a guest
Of the club and viii pour AZ ths
tea table with Mrs. Dunseath-
The afternoons program VII
consist Of the reading Of an origi
nal play. Flower Of the Grain,
by Mrs. Hunter kennard, gues'
reader. Mrs. Edith Lundgren
hArpist. win play Echoes Of th'
waters BY John Thomas, and
.Liebestraum" by List. Mrs. Jael
Normo. eontralto, will sing a grouI
including Winters Lullaby BY
DeKoven. Goodbye by Tolsti
and Sunshine and Rain by Blu
menthal She win be accompanied
by Mrs. Lundgren.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16
Tseoms Women Club Plans
To Open Fall Season
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16

f For the lambda Sigma chi tea.
Mrs J. e. Haley = opening her
home Al 2sol Ne. 18th. Receiving
guests viii be Miss Ruth Jensen.
sorority president. and Miss Gwen
dolyn Roach. rush chairman.
f An ice skating scene WI center
ihe tea table having tiny skating
figures on a mirror banked with
snow. Flowers win be white zin-
Mas set in white bowls. Chairman
for the tea Is Miss Evelyn Decker
and on her committee are Miss
Geraldine Alexander and Miss
Beuiah ExlSiidsen. A program viii
be presented with Miss Marion
Brush playing the piano and tap
dances BY Miss Dorothy Hughes.
Hastesscs viii be the Misses
Beulah Esklldsen. Ruth Jensen,
Lois kuhl. Virginia Leonard, Bar
bara Longs,reth. Mary Reitzel'
Geraldine Alexander. Janet Hatch,
Dorothy Hughes. Gwen Roach, Bar
hsra Wilson. Marion Brush. Patri-
cla Coatsworth. Evelyn Decker,
Patricia Cannon. Ruth Pauline
Todd. Rosslie Sieglcr, Lorraine
Simpson. Lillian Lloyd. Kay Mac
Donald and Eleanor Weaver.
Mrs. c. w. Whitaker is opening
her home at TOE No. Yakima to
Delta Alpha Gamma members who
viii also be hostesses on Wednes-
day afternoon. Miss Doris Gran
lund. chairman. is being assisted In
planning by Miss Bette Jane Ora
ham and Miss Jane Hudson. The
rooms will be decorated with fall
flowers and presiding az the tea
table viii be Mrs. Dean Mullen
and Miss Linda Van Norden. Dur
ing the tea hours there will be soft
piano music. Receiving the guests
will be Miss Joan Roberts, sorority
president: Miss Doris Granlund
tea chairman. and Miss Van Nor
den, faculty adviser.
Hastesses will be the Misses
Betty Bannister, Betty Noble
Carol Cavanaugh. Margaret Huse-
man. Pomona Hudson, Mary Louise
Erickson. Frances Cruver Doris
Hartman. Muriel jackson. Pauline
Humphrey. Esther Waterman, Lor-
raine Albert, Dorothy Ann Bren'
ner. Florence Darrow. Lois Floyd
stead. Bette Jane Graham, Gene
we've Hicks. Jane Hudson. Virgins
Judd. Mary Ellen Peterson, Win
ME Richards. Jeanne Rosso, Mar
garet Varnes, Anita Sherman
Chairman Munson and Rosemary
Devote.
Kappa Sigma Theta is receiving
its guests at the home Of Miss
Classina Buffelen. 500 No. Yakima
Friday afternoon. Miss Marie Null
ligan. chairman, and her commit
tee members, the Misses Frances
Summers, Betty Edwards, Mary
King. Clasina Buffelen and Flor
ence Mclean. have planned &c
carry out a South American motif
for the tea.
The table will be eentered with
asters and gladioli with erysta
eolored candles in crystal holders
In the South American manner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16

Ladies Aid Plans
Smoroasbord tuesday

The Ladies Of the swedish I'M
manuel Lutheran church Of South
Tacoma will hold a smorgasbord
in the Masonic Hall, 56th and So,
Tacoma Way, Tuesday. Serving
will be from 1880 a. m. until
1:30 D. m. and in the evening from
5 p. m. until 1880 P. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16
Club Commodore Meets

Members of the Club Commo-
dore met for the first time in
their new club rooms on Thursday
with Herbert Raleigh as presid-
ing officer. During the evening,
plans for the clubs social events
of the winter season were dis
cussed.
Officers serving with Mr. Rail
eigh are Miss Betty Monty, vice
president; Steve Smith. secretary,
and Olaf Andlem, treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16
Return From Three-Month
Tour of United States

Mrs. Harmon Miller returned
recently after a three months tour
of the U. S. which included a
visit to the San Francisco fair,
Chicago, New York City. and the
Worlds fair In New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16
Rushing Tee Plans Made
By College Sororities
Annual SpE,-Dsie Affairs FiH Social Spotlight for
Freshman Girls az c. P. S. Two Groups 10 Entertain
"Wednesday and Two On Friday Afternoons

The first sorority affairs Of the fan the split
date which each sorority the College Of Puget
Sound campus busy making plans Sharing the first tea
date in entertaining for the freshmen girls who TO be
received Lambda Sigma Chi and Delta Alpha Gamma
soroes which viii be hostesses Wednesday afternoon
from three until three ortyfve and from four until four
fortyfive On Friday Kappa Sigma Theta and Alpha Beta
Epsilon will be hosesses to the girls with the same tea
hour
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-08
LIE G AIS

NOTICE OF INTENTION no MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
BATE.
IN RE THE ESTATE OF
Ella Dixon Hall, also known
as Ella A. Dixon Boroto, Mrs.
James Monroe Turner, Ella ID.
Dixon Figueredo, Ella Dixon
Turner, and Ella Dixon Kemp,
Deceased.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that
HAIRY w. RUSSELL. filed his
final report as Executor OF the
above mentioned estate; that he
filed his petition for final dis
charge, and that he wiz apply to
the Honorable Raymond R. Lord,
County Judge of Monroe County.
Florida, on the 14th day of June,
1888, for approval of same and for
final discharge as Executor OF the
estate OF Ella Dixon Hall, also
known as Ella A. Dixon Boroto,
Mrs. James Monroe Turner, Ella
d. Dixon Figueredo. Ella Dixon
Turner, and Ella Dixon Kemp, de-
ceased, this sth day of May, 1899.
HARRY w. RUSSELL,
Executor of the estate OF Ella
Dixon Hall, also known as Ella
A. Dixon Boroto. Mrs. James Mon
roe Turner. Ella d. Dixon
Figueredo, Ella Dixon Turner,
and Ella Dixon Kemp, Deceased.
may8-15-z2-29, 1888
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-08
BOWLING GAMES
OF WEEK LISTED
BATTERY E AND KEY WEST
GAS CO. PLAYS TO.
NIGHT

Schedule for the fourth week
of the Key West Bowling League
Tournament matches the follow
ing teams that are battling for
top position in the standings:
Monday-Battery E VS.. Key
West Gas Co.; Tuesday-First
National Bank VS.. Key West
Electric Co.; Wednesday-Billy's
.Service VS.. American Legion;
Thursday-DeMolays VS.. Golfers;
|Friday-Lions Club VS.. Rotary
Club.
Billy's Service team is in the
lead with eight games won and
four lost. However, their per-
centage is no better than Ameri-
can Legion and Battery E, each
with six wins and three losses.
All three teams have a percent
age of .667. The utility teams
are tied at .583, with DeMolays,
Golfers and First National Bank
fairly punched in the middle.
The two service club teams bring
up the rear.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-08
CONCHS EVEN
CHAMP SERIES
WITH PIRATES
ONE-SIDED VIC TORY FOR
KEY WEST NINE PLACED
SERIES AT TWo-ALL: CON.
ZALEz GAVE BUT FIVE HITS
By O. L. MILAN

Working out of batting slump
the Key West Concns went into
one of their old-time hitting
rampage and clouted two Road
side Pirate hurlers for II safeties
and a 1871 victory in the fourth
game of the Monroe County
Baseball League championship
series at Trumbo Field yesterday
afternoon before a record-break-
ing crowd. The win puts the
clubs even with two victory and
a pair of defeatsseach.
While the big guns of Hamlin's
heavy artillery were booming
loud and consistently at the ex-
pense of the two BUGS ace twirl-
ers, Lucilo Gonzalez, diminutive
"Half-Pint" pitcher anu outfield-
er of the Conchs, was holding the
fast-fielding and hard-hitting Pr
rates to five well scattered hits
and one lone tally, which came in
in the first inning when Davila,
'lefthand hitter, slapped out a
threebagger deep into leftcenter
and scord afr Armando Acevedo
allowed Torres grounder to get
away through his legs.
Featuring the hitting of the
Conchs was the batting of Rene
'Two-Base)) Machin, who knock
ed out three two-baggers and a
single in five trips to the pan.
Machin, who appeared in the left
garden in place of Freddie Car
bonell, scored three runs and
batted in four with his heavy
stick. Armando Acevedo, who
played a beautiful game at short
stop despite the fact that his er-
ror gave the Pirates their only
run, also connected safely three
times in five tries.
Box score:
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MRS. EAKINS
OPERATED UPON

Mrs w. S. Eakins, who left
here last week accompanied by
Mr. Eakins for Baltimore, has un-
dergone 4 surgical operation at
Johns Hopkins Hospital in that
city.
News received in Key West is
10 the effect that the operation
was a success. and that Mrs. FAX.
iAs is Citing along very nicely.
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Runs: Davila, Maehin 8, Ace
vedo 2, Gates, Albury, Villareal 3,
Bethel 2, Gonzalez; errors: Gar
cia, Barcelo, F. Lopez, Rodriguez,
Ogden, Casa, Acevedo, Gates, Al
bury: two-base hits: Machin 8,
Albury, Acevedo; three-base hit:
Davila; passed ball: Rodriguez;
bases on balls: off Malgrat 1, off
Gonzalez 4; struck out: by NAL
graf 2, by Gonzalez 8; hits: off
Casa IL in four inning, off NAL
graf 6 in four innings; losing
pitcher: Casa; hit by pitched ball:
by Gonzalez-Barcelo; time OF
game: 2:37; umpires: woodson
and Griffin.
In the first game of the after
noon the Seafood Grill slapped
around two Blue Sox pitcher for
an 81 win. Playing errorless ball
behind the effective pitching OF
Jackie Carbonell, the Critters
!. pounded IL hits off Gates and
Diaz to even the series for second
place championship at two-all.
Clayton Sterling, big first-sack-
er Of the Critters, led hitting of
the Trojans with two singles, a
double and a homerun. The play
ing of John Navarro at shortstop,
who handled seven very difficult
chances, was one of the many
features of the game.
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DROPS PREJUDICE

MUNICH - In his seventy
fifth year, DR.. Richard Strauss
German composer of the ''Rosen-
kavalier" and many other operas
has joined the ranks of film COM
posers.
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Runs: Kelly, Baker, Rueda,
Sterling 2, Tynes. John Navarro,
Alonzo; errors: Al Acevedo, Kel-
ly, NJ. Acevedo, Molina, G. Ace
vedo: two-base hits: Kelly, Ster-
hing; home run: Sterling; bases
on balls: fof Gates 2, off Diaz 2,
off Carboneil 8; struck out: by
Gates 1, by .Diaz l, by carbonell
6; hits: off Gates seven in five
innings, off Diaz four in four in
nnigs; losing pitcher: Gates; time
of game: 2:17; umpires: Griffin
at home plate, Woodson at first
base.
Empires James Griffin and J..
". Woodson We're highly COM
mented upon for the fine work
done during the doubleheader.
The newly-appointed commission
ers of baseball, who are to gov
ern the Monroe County League,
were on hand to settle any dispute
that might have arisen between
players and umpires or any other
argument.