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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
qIPREME COURT
i BANS POWER JOB
c. Tribunal Upholds In
n . y, In High Point
PWA Project

r,cH April 1s.-LP-state
~ court opinions upheld to-
''' uo orders restraining c%onstruc-
DAY High Joints proposed So
t Hen o. PwA.fnanced electric plant
'r'. me Yadkin river
III ~. owe Of eminent domain,
l.r ,srauv understood, extends
IS S 60 me right 10 condemn private
'7lE . 1T f f2r oubsio uses" Chief JUS
PROVE T.s,,er T. stacy, who wrote the
t'G, n both cases, held. 1T is
os.' %s General assembly to s a y
u. hs,. in The particular case or
"~' certain conditions, the power
' hsr he enlarged to embrace public
S. ..~s,ry and property devoted to a
PI ~. unanimous action, the court af-
an order in a suit by COM
.stoners Of Yadkin county, and
";,fioa and affirmed an order in
p'' aorion by certain residents of
NJ, Point and the Duke power
Company ua,
,.ir, was without legislative au-
.tor;rv 10 condemn certain 1adkin
'.,r-r roads and a section of the
s,nTry hone property, which 'ould
.,,.s been flooded by the constrr
..,r of 4 dam on the Yadkin, or Pee
~. riyer, Tie dam would have
+,.o,ad : 14,750-acre lake which
,,,,,r7 have covered sections Of
ro~syth. Yadkin and Davie counties.
The Yadhin appeared to be" a
r,~1.navig2bls stream High
r,ir. exceeded its authority in
,-~sejng TO abide by conditions i'm
~o.sd IN a federal power commission
i,erse 10 construct the dam, the
chief Justice wrote.
Hjsb Point. he held, instead of
agreeing Il. terms of the federal IL
ssnse, should have attempted to OBJ
+s;n. certificate of convenience and
necessity from the state utilities
commission,
I. another opinion, t h e court
granted a new trial to Homer Nc
y.nus Cabarrus county White man
convicted Of first degree murder of
his roommate. Jennings Mullis.
The tribunal held that superior
cou!. Judge F. D. Phillips failed to
instruc. the trial jury that a per-
son who kills when so drunk as to
he incapable Of forming a deliberate
and Premeditated design to kill"
could not be found guilty of first de-
gree murder,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
SUBTLE ATTACK

BUCHAREST.-R-Should Rus
SLAMS march into Bessarabia, Ru.
mania plans to use brandy as well
as bullets to repulse them.
In the last war, when Russians
were in Rumania as allies, Ru-
manians say they guzzled all the
liquor they could get their hands on
and that their drunkenness resulted
in several defeats.
AS a strategic move, a reliable
informant said, the general staff
has moved big stocks of cheap
brandy and vodka into the frontier
region, to make liquor easily avail
able to the Russians if they enter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
SPORTS
TEN HARD IA

Sale Burnett, (Who played 10 hard
years of pro football with the N. Y.
G%iants) tried to get the Oklahoma
backfield coaching job They told
him he didn't have enough expe.
and took a high school coach.
-. (No wonder Oklahoma just man
aged to escape intact from the 1889
Orange Bowl game) There is
real danger. Jack Hayes, White Sox
secon sacker, may lose the sight
of n eye . If Max Kissell, Por-
It's (Kan.) isn't the high scoring
high school basketball player in the
country 491 points in "a games)
who is?
Bill Terry has one pal, anyway.
Jesse A. Linthicum, sports edi-
tor of the Baltimore Sun, sent in
a years dues to the Limb Sitters'
club, then picked the Giants to win
the pennant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
Season For Shad And
Herring Is Extended

D. NJ. Davis, state fisheries in
sector, yesterday announced a fur
Their extension of the shad and her
ring season that will allow local
fishermen until May 1 to catch
these fish.
A previous announcement had
stated that the season would be
closed on April 20, but numerous Pc
titions to the Department of Conser-
walton and Development influenced
the authorities to hold the season
open, Davis said.
The season for fishing in inland
waters was closed on April 1.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

HIGH POINT-Clyde Erwin, state
superintendent of public instruction,
Governor Hoey and June Rose,
state American legion commander,
were programmed for speeches to-
day before the North Carolina Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers.
Mrs. Raymond Fuson of New
Bern was nominated .rst ~vice-presi-
dent, and Mrs. J.. D. Strader Of
Burlington, recording-secretary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

When your kidneys are overtaxed
md your bladder is irritated and
passage Scanty and often smarts
and burns, you may need Gold
Medal Harlem Oil Capsules, a fine
harmless stimulant and diuretic
that starts to work at once and
costs but IS cents at any modern
drugstore.
It's one good safe way to put
more healthy activity into kidneys
and bladder-you should sleep
more soundly the whole night
through. But be sure to set GOLD
MGDAL-it's a genuine medicine
weak kidneys-right from
HARLEM in Holland. Don't accept
a substitute.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
ANIMAL LIFE

sEATTLE-Tuffa, Mrs. Stella
Helard,s pekinese, toppled off the
roof While chasing a bird.
tie Tell i stories, struck a light
standard, shattered the globe and
bounced unconscious into the street
Now he's out of the hospital,
frisky as ever.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
NO WOODE NICKEI,s

PORTLAND, Me.-Police have
wnat they deem the nonpariel in
rubber" checks. III
Printed by hand On plain paner
1t was drawn for $40 on 2 non'
existent Boston School Tr1sb
company The names of a sipn.
er' payee, and endorser wera H.
an all were handprinted.
"A dress-shop clerk accented tbo
check" in ayment for mercba ndiao
ana gave a man SO in change, NJ.
lice were told. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
AND DEATH

LOS ANGELES - Patrick c.
Foley, member of a jury hearing a
murder case, felt something run up
his trousers leg.
He loosened his belt, reached in
and pulled out a mouse by the tail.
A bailiff killed the mouse, and the
trial continued.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

their summations today in the case
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Gotten,
young farm couple charged with
murder IN connection with the
shotgun Staying of Mrs. Cotten's
mother, Mrs. Mary Lee Herndon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
BAND CONTEST

ACKNOWLEDGMENT sem
ior high school had first rating to-
day in the band contest of the
North Carolina High School Music
Festival and Contest.
Winston-Salem's Reynolds high
and Salisbury had second rating.
Third ratings went to Cannon high
of Kannapolis, Gastonia, Durham,
Raleigh and Rocky Mount. Fourth
ratings went to High Point, Will
son, Wilmington, and Gray High of
Winston-Salem.
Raleigh high won marching hon
ors. Second went to Kings Noun
tain, Alexander Graham of Char
lotte and Gastonia.
or . p,~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
FLASHES
OLLIE
by The Associated Press,

skr nanADELpHiA-John Momel-
SKY only male student in a nod
eln dance class, was urged bv bis
'eI Ha TO kick a little higher"
lie did-and went right +ha..
the glass of a French door "sn
to a hospital. went
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
Carolina News
Shorts
by The Associated Press)

RALEIGH-Thomas j. Harkins
CT Asheville was elevated last night
from the post of Deputy Grand Mas
ter to Grand Master of the North
Carolina Grand Lodge of Masons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
Charlotte Man Named
By Southern Bakers

EDGEWATER PARK, Miss,
April 1S.-LR-Hush P. WATSON Of
Chattanooga, Tenn, was elected
president of the Southern Bakers
association here yesterday.
Lee Hilton, Of Charlotte. was
elected vice-president and C. M.
Mcmillan of Atlanta, secretary.
treasurer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
OPTOMETRISTS

GREENSBORO, April 18.-LR-
The North Carolina Optomctric So
ciety will open a three-day CONVEX
ton here Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
ROTARY CANDIDATE

DuNN-Thomas r. Hood, secre.
AIRY OF lSSth Rotary district, an.
nounced today that Vernon Baker
OF Lumberton was a candidate fol
dlstrlct governor. Ed X. Willis o.
concord and Hal w. Little Of
W~adesboro also are candidates.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

plants, airdromes, telegraph offices,
and railway bridges. The general
has taken action to speed re.
call of Swiss troops.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
HOME Clubs

TARBORO, April 18.-LR-A 18th
CIstrjcc Home Demonstration clubs
meeting was held here today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

At last you can make biscuits hufier, whittier, more de-
licious than anything you ever tasted. Or cakes Sc uniform
and creamy they melt in your mouth. And all sorts OF
better-tasting, better-eating home-baked delights SO cap
compliment after compliment. The secret of this new way
to better bakings lies in Obehte -. a miraculous leavening
agent used exclusively in Billiards. OBELISK SeJ-RiAng
Flour. ObeAte does such wonders for your bakings it has
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

ADVERTISEME
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
B A(kA(HE F!

Try Flushing Excess Poisons
And Acid Thru Kidneys
And Stop Getting Up Nights
IS CENTS PROVES IT
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

been acclaimed as the first forward step in home baking
for many, many years. ObeAie makes Billiards. OBELIsK
SeB-Riang Flour pour and sht easier. ObeHte assures lighter,
more tender bakings. ObeIte gives you more baked prod
ucts per pound offour. Use Billiards. OBELISK Self Risiug
Flour-containing Obeh1e-in your favorite recipes Qor
smooth, silky cakes simply omit salt and baking powder).
Your dealer sells it with a money-back guarantee. Try it
today! Ballard & Ballard Co., Inc, Louisville, KY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
UMMATION

SINFIIfA IIUINS
RALEIGH Lawyers continued
Evening star., 1940-01-05

ADJUSTMENTS. ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1940-01-05
Broodcosting Station
Application Filed

The Capital Broadcasting Co.,
1929 Fourteenth street NV. yester-
day filed an application with the
Federal Communications Commis-
sion for 4 new broadcasting station
here to operate on 1920 kilocycles
with $50 watts power and unlimited
time.
The application said Stanley H.
Horner, president of Stanley H. Hor-
ner, Inc, is president. The other
officers named in the application are
Dyke Cullum Of Silver Spring, Nd,
Washington representative of the
National Automobile Dealers Asso-
ciation, vice president, and Edwin
M. Spence, half owner Of Radio Sta
ton Sales Co. Of New York and sec
retary-treasurer Of the National As
sociation of Broadcasters, with head
quarters here, secretary treasurer.
Evening star., 1940-01-05

he gets back to London. Mrs.
Montgomery and the children will
remain In Hollywood-unless Bob
decides to become a British citi-
zen-he's that much in love with
England Wayne Morris has
been q father now for several
weeks, but is still so tickled with
his new status that he continues
to give out cigars . .. Mae West is
one Of the few fllmites who enjoy
hiking. It's quite something to
come across her tramping in the
hills clad in tight fitting slacks and
low heels.
Ilona Massey has ruined her di-
gestion by all that strenuous diet
ing, and, now that she wants to
gain a little weight, finds it impos-
sible which reminds me. If
you are wondering whatever hap
pened to Miliza Korjus, she will be
absent from the screen until she
loses some more poundage. She has
lost 40 pounds, but that apparently
is not enough Miss Korjus has been
in Hollywood three years under con-
tract to Metro and made only one
picture In that time-"The Great
Waltz" Lew AyreS was dining
with Mary-Beth Hughes IN the
Tropics when Ginger Rogers came
in. Look away" said Lew to Mary
Beth, but Ginger refused to be
ignored and chirped. hello Lew,
hello Mary-Beth" . Irene Dunno
and Gail Patrick are not as friendly
as they were Irene made crack
about the lingerie Gail has to wear
for their Mutual picture-"His Fa-
vorite Wife"-which Gail resented
Talk of marriage between Vivien
Leigh and Laurence Olivier is on the
| premature side. AS mentioned here
before, thev are both still tied in
marriage to two other people. and
not only have the divorce suits to
be filed. but. even if granted, they
viii have to wait six months after
wards before another marriage is
| legally possible. At the moment,
Vivien and her lawyer-husband afe
arguing over the custody Of Suzanne,
their 6-year -old daughter. Wvien
wants to have her in Hollywood
Her husband is just as determined
to keep her in England.
X
Jane Bryans surprise wedding to
Justin w. Dart certainly exploded
that studio -contrived romance with
Eddie Alberto say the least. But,
to give the press agents credit, Mr..
Albert really was enamored of Jane.
It's hard to realize that La Bryan
has abandoned her promising screen
career. I wouldn't be too surprised
If, after a year or so of domesticity,
Jane takes time out to do a play in
the East. She has always pre-
ferred the stage to making movies
Olivia de Havilland had q
bad sore throat on the night Of the
Gone With the Wind" premiere,
and consented to appear at the Jock
Whitney party afterwards II she
Evening star., 1940-01-05
Community Theoter
To Present Two, PIoys

The Falls Church (VaJ Com
munity Theater will present its Sec
ond major production Of the cur
rent season at 8 pm. Friday, Janu-
ary II, In the Madison School audi
torium, when two one-act plays
will be produced instead OF one
three-act play.
The first play is Maker OF
Dreams" musical phantasy, by
Oliphant Downs. Directed by Mrs
Evening star., 1940-01-05

Alex Nordholm. the cast includes
Miss Emily Freeman, Stephen
Gray and Ralph staebner. Miss
Sara Dean Mcclure. Fairfax artist,
has designed the set.
2 THE Old Lady Shows Her Med
ais" by Sir James M. Barrie, is the
other production. It is directed by
J. O. Martin, with the following
cast: Mrs. j. H. Chambliss, Mrs.
J. N. Proctor, Mrs. Grover Hill, Mrs.
Richard Sutton, Glenn Wells and
Comdr. Edward c. Forsyth. The
set has been designed by William
Cavanaugh.
Evening star., 1940-01-05
Gloria With Bin6

Gloria Jean, in her first Aim since
she scored to stardom with her in
troductory vehicle. THE Under
pup" will be co-starred with Bing
Crosby. Gloria and Bing will make
their joint start before the cameras
early in February at Universal In If
I Had My Way" under direction Of
David Butler. Both the veteran
star and the starlet will be featured
in several original musical numbers.
Evening star., 1940-01-05
Indoor Ocean

Water from the seven seas is be-
ing brought to the Warner Bros
studio for ceremonies which will in
augurate the worlds largest "roofed
ocean," Anticipating cycle of
major epics, first Of which will be
"The Sea Hawk" starring Enrol
Flynn, Warmers constructed their
rooted ocean and built two ships for
1t. THE Sea Hawk" English man.
o'-war, and the "Madre de Dios. u
Spanish galleass, 100 feet and 1856
feet in length, respectively, will be
Evening star., 1940-01-05
City News in Brief
TODAY.

Meeting, Committee on Standards
and Surveys, American Association
of Teachers and Colleges, Willard
Hotel, all day.
Meeting, Columbia Pictures Corp,
Mayflower Hotel, 10 am.
Luncheon, Reciprocity Club, May
flower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, D. c. Bankers Associa-
ton, Willard Hotel, 12:45 PIN.
Meeting, American Women's
Legion, Mayflower Hotel, pm.
Reception, Producers Council,
Mayflower Hotel, 4 pm.
Meeting, Junior American Citizens
Committee Of the D. A. r., May
flower Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance, International Federation
of Notre Dame Alumnae, Mayhower
Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Royal oomsins. Hotel
Annapolis, pm.
Installation Service, Women's Re-
lief Corps. Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, Columbia Pictures Corp,
Maynower Hotel, 10 am.
Luncheon, Catholic Medical Mis-
sion Sisters, Fairfax Hotel, 1870 pm.
Meeting, American Legion Auxih-
ary, past presidents and secretaries,
Carlton Hotel, 2 pm.
Dinner, Association Of Worshipful
Masters, Mayflower Hotel, 6 pm.
Dinner, Presidents Birthday Ball
Committee, Carlton Hotel, Z pm.
Dinner dance, Sigma Phi Gamma
Sorority, Wardman Park Hotel, 1880
pm.
Dance, Alpha Theta Chi Sorority,
Carlton Hotel, 10 pm.
Dance, Columbia Lodge, No. III,
International Association Of Ma
chinists, Willard Hotel, 3 pm.
Evening star., 1940-01-05

on his shoes-to
give him more
height. I was
one Of the hrst
to scon at the
reality Of this
romance, but,
when q man
does as much
as George to
please his lady
fair. 1t spells
love with q
capital L.
Robert Mont
gomery will re-
join his ambul-
ance unit when
Evening star., 1940-01-05
Photographic PIone Tested

A new Photographic and mapping
airplane developed for the Army is
undergoing tests at Wright Field,
Ohio, Secretary Of War Woodring
Evening star., 1940-01-05

could look In for a few minutes only
and then 60 home to bed. She must
have had good time, because 1t was
7 am. before she left the party!
Frank Morgan's next picture is
titled "Hooray, I'm Alive" Frank
recently escaped death in q serious
auto accident.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Incl
Evening star., 1940-01-05
For Love Of Norma Shearer
Raft Turns to the Bard
George Becomes Different Man;
Bob Montgomery to Rejoin
Britain's Battle
by sHEILAH GRAHAM.


Norma Raft rubbing
collective the Raft
started with Miss He
The waihne Of his pants which
his shoulders nature intended
given beloved
for Shakespeare tnstead The only$
Evening star., 1940-01-05

announced yesterday. The plane
was built by the Beech Aircraft
Corp, wichita, Kans., under a $685.
749 contract awarded last April for
aircraft Of this type.
Evening star., 1940-01-05

the first two vessels to sail the War
ner ocean.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
To Resume Well
Baby Conferences

Resumption of the we'll baby con-
ferences, sponsored by the state
department of public health, bureau
Of child hygene, with the coopera-
ton of the county health depart
ment has been announced by the
county health department.
First of these conferences on
child hygiene and prenatal care is
scheduled for Tuesday in the Hard
ing school, Westmorland, 9-l2 am.
and IA pm.
The schedule for the other valley
communities is being worked out
and will be announced in the i'm
mediate future.
No conferences have been held
in the valley since last June with
the exception of Calexico where
an individual community program
mas been continued. Calexico, how
ever, will now come under the
countrywide program.
During the years that the confer
enceS were conducted hundreds of
pre-school children were examined
by a physician from the state de-
partment of public health and many
parents will be interested in learn
ing of the establishment of these
conferences.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
knights 1emp|ar
AnnounCeList
OF March Events

I. v. Commandery No. 81 has
scheduled number of important
events for March, j. Leslie McCon-
NELL commander, announced Sat-
urday.
These activities include the fol-
lowing: on March 12, Tuesday, at
7:3O pm, the Red Cross degree will
be conferred upon three candidates
at meeting in the Masonic tenn
pie.
Saturday, March 16 the grand
commander and staff of grand
commander officers will pay an OF
ficial visit to the valley and will
confer the temple degree upon a
candidate. Templars and their la
dies are to be guests at dinner
at GAS pm. in the Masonic temple
On Tuesday, March 10. the Tenn
plars will journey to San Diego for
Malta in long form, leaving the
Ell Centro temple at $3.50 pm.
Easter Sunday, March "a, the
Commandery will attend services
at the Ell Centre Methodist church,
meeting at the temple at l0:3O and
marching to the church wearing
full uniform.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Employees Honor
J.E.CoIIins at
Barbecue Friday

J. E. Collins of Riverside, vice
president and general manager OF
the Imperial Ice and Development
company, was honored by the en-
ployees of that company who gave
barbecue dinner Friday night in
the Swiss club. Holtville. the oc-
casion being the celebration of his
20 years of service with the con-
Germ.
Tables, decorated with sweet peas.
were arranged out of doors and
covers we're laid for 100 employees
and guests.
After dinner the group adjourned
to the club house to witness formal
presentation of the 20-year gold
service pin to Mr.. Collins by R. P.
Moore. resident president. Mr..
Moore then presented Mrs. Collins
with a bouquet of roses, paying tri-
butte to her loyalty.
G.. H. Lampkins. general super
intendent for Ell Centre presented
a pair of binoculars to Mr. Collins
from the ice company employees OF
Imperial Valley and Riverside.
The remainder of the evening was
spent in bowling and dancing.
Those attending from Riverside
were: Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Aber-
crombie, H. Hammack. E. S. Shep-
peard, r. P. Allen, Howard Mears,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Collins.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

represented the James Graham
Manufacturing company in this
work for a number of years. and
is. an exceptionally fine demon
strator. She will be glad to answer
any questions concerning gas range
operation as we'll as help you solve
any of your own cooking and baking
problems. This is an exceptionally
fine opportunity for local house
wives, as both women are leaders
in their field, and promise an ex-
ceptionally fine program.
Featured will be many new recipes
and shortcuts to be enjoyed IN
kitchen work, together with house
hold hints of general interest, and
an opportunity to see the new gas
ranges in action. Cooking really
can be fun, when it is done the
modern way-and that way is easy,
once you stat in the right dlrec-
ton. according to Mrs. Dawson
Both party meals and practical,
everyday dishes will be featured,
including the advantages of low
temperature oven cookery and the
ease of preparation of broiier meals.
If you have not secured your
ticket at the Gas Company Booth
on the Fair Grounds, you may Sc
cure it from the local office of the
Gas Company. There will be vari-
GUS attendance awards. and a splen-
did, instructive program for all. ANY
further information desired con-
cerning the details of the school
NAV be secured from the local Of
fices s6E,thSt SCoinpany.s astaayS
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Dinner Party
Honors Holts

Mr.. end Ms. Leroy Holt we're
guests Of honor at an informal din
ncr party given Friday night by Mr.
aud Mrs. Earle G.. Davis at their
home south of F. Centre.
Cther guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
Ross T. Hickcox, MI and Mrs. j.
y. Adams. Judee and Mrs. r. D.
McPhcrrin.
Mrs. McPherrin and Mr. Holt won
the high score prizes for the bridge
same. and MIS- Adams and Judge
AIcPherrin. the low, guest prize
Going to the hosts,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Popular Orchestra Engaged
For E|k's Charity Ball

at the Wiltshire Bowl over well
known network.
Committees in charge of arrange
ments under the general chairman
ship of Buehner, are as follows:
Ticket sales, chairman, VIM. D.
Hudgins, Robert c. Rayburn, Jack
Tackett, Tillman Daley, Neal H.
Gavin, Nolan c. Smith, Gordon
Scriven, Ike Bowling, John A. Ash
ley, Arno C. Yaeckel, Grover M.
Baker, Carl J. Rogers, w. j. Nc
Clelland, Theo. B. Reynolds, Alvin
A. Immell, Raymond B. Dessert, jr.,
Richard N. Claiborne, Noel B.
Smith
Finance. chairman, John p Ham
sen. r. W. Oakley, James S. CaSon,
j. Paul Eyer.
Reception, chairman, ChaS. A,
Bratton, Wesley B. Rauen2ahn, E. B.
Mason, jr., Merwin K. Mccoy, Hans
Merklein, Fred Sterling, George r.
Loudon
Publicity, chairman, Roy "
Whalin. Burdette Kline, A. c.
Johnston, Earl r. Waugh.
Refreshment, chairman, Chas. B.
Jobes, 2. E. Lemons, A. R. Under
wood, VIM. S. Wallace, Ralph P.
Brown, VIM. S. Madding.
Radio and sound technician, Still
man Badger. jr.
Police, chairman, Frank Smyer,
Clifford w. Reed, Charles Schlanze
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
4-HC|othins Clubs in Unusually
Fine Exhibit at CountyFair

Eleven All clothing clubs are re-
presented in the exhibit at the
county fair this year. an exhibit de
clarcd by many to be the best one
the clothing clubs have ever enter
cd
Mrs. Elton b. Christian, with MIS-,
l. M. BackuS and Mrs Harry Da-
vic. was in charge and the three
worked out a method Of displaying
the various entries that was par
ticularly effective.
Large Wardrobes with adequate
shelf space were constructed so that
the garments might be arranged to
advantage, each club working out its
own color scheme and method OF
display, much originality and ingen-
uity being evidenced.
Those scoring 100 are the follow