Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 6

THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN. ASHEVILLE. N. C. FRIDAY.

OCTOBER 18. 1935 Pag. SIX I Her condition Frank Klmsey Justice, of Davidson. under control of force opposed to federation principles. GRAHAM WILL PHRAt'H The Rev.

Edward M. Graham, newly appointed pastor of the Plpgah charge of the Methodist Episcopal church, will preach at Davis chapel at 11 o'clock Sunday morning and at Ptney Mountain churVh at o'clock Sunday night. "WQW0BN3 ACTIVITIES family, of Yon Iters, N. Mr. nd Mrs.

W. r. Cellar, of Westerville, Ohio; Dr. and Mrs Newell Turner, of Sa-l vannah. and Mr.

B. of Ocala, Fla. Visitors Return Home l'R0M liARNARDSl ILLE BARNARDSVILLE, Oct. 17. 8pe-iciali Among the summer visitors in Barnarclsvllle who are returning to I ihuir hnmia with thn cloiia of the Olympic game In Berlin, urged the whole country to refrain from participation, directed a renewed boycott on "Nazi goods and services." and pleaded for more money to help German trade union retugeca.

A federal Investigation of strikebreaking agencies was requested after Julius Hochman of New York aai that "the lifting of the ltd of these anenclra would reveal a cesspool of crlma that Is poisoning American Industrial life." The convention ordered the executive council to Investigate charges that the teachers union had come LEWIS RENEWS LABORBATTLE Mine Union Leader Stirs Heated Debate At Convention HA OPERATION IIKKK Mra. Kelly Ray, of Aahevlile route No. 1, underwent an operation Wed-nesdav mom in at Biltmorp hospital. j. C.

Clark, Mrs. M. Bryan, and Klizaheth Minton, Louise Claik and Frances Hyraan. A color scheme of pink and whit was cr-ricd out in the decorations and refreshments. A large number of guests called between the hours ol end 11 and adieus were said at the door lo Miss Art Supplies We carry such well known brands at De-voe Raynolds, Grumbachor, F.

Weber, Windnor Newton, American Crayon Plastic Art and others. A fen of the Ileum we rarry are; all kinds of water color paper and set, eharcna) and pastel papers, drawing papers and minis, canvass or all kinds, tube rulnrs (both oil and water), modeling (both moist and dry), all boris of brushes and sundry Items. Special Arrangements Made With Art Schools and Art Classes Everything for the professional and beginner Fur coin )i let prices und catalogues write or call, PRITCHARD PAINT AND GLASS CO. Western North Carolina'i Largest Art Store 77 PATTON AVE. PHONE 407 I Elizabeth Jarvls.

i Assembly Inn Has A'ff Guests MONTH EAT, Oct. 17. (Special I Rccnt guests at Assembly inn hire i havp included tho following: Mr. William J. Mnrtin.

ol Oreensboro; Mrs. John D. Mcndors, Mr. and Mra. L.

Mradors, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. scot i.

and Mini Jean Scott, of Bur Mr- nd Mrs. T. M. Carlisle, 'of Miss Mildred Mara i ton. Mr.

Chnrles Wadaworth and Miss Elma A. Wrace, of Chicago, I)r. John M. Games, of Ahheville; Mr. and I Mrs.

Fred It, Temple, of letrolt, Mr. and Mm. h. M. Hull, of Hickory; Dr.

and Mr. W. O. Nishrt, of Charlotte; Captain C. W.

Maul-din. United Stated Navy retired, and Mrs. Mnuldln and son. of Greenville, 8. Mrs T.

N. McElwee, Miss R. fltnphany. Miss S. L.

Cushln, Miss P. A. Bryant, Mls A. P. Steele, and Mrs.

O. E. French, ot Stntesvlllr; Miss O. E. Johnson, ot Charleston, S.

Mr. and Mrs. 1.. M. Barr, of Washington, D.

Miss Betty Dldcoct and Miss Gertrude Luktns, of Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Lukina, of Streator, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Vstden.

of Vesuvius. Mr. and Mrs. L. Nicholson, of Louisville.

Kv Mr. and Mrs. K. Hill and ured favor able Mothers Heljped In Colds -Control by lift 1 UIIIIUIC MMVilllK UUIUC Eaeh year, more fond mora mother, ore aiding their lamllles to fewer colds and shrler I colds with Vlck. Plan tor Better C'mtrol of Colds.

The Plan the 30 year experience of virtm Chemists and Medical Consultants In studying colds. It tells ycju just what to do: (II to help build reslstance to colds: 121 to help present and ward off colds: to rellrivo and help short, en the cold that gets by all precautions. I Vleks Plan hsls been extensively tested In climes supervised by practicing phystelaijs and further prov. ed in everyday home use by millions. An opportunity to ace what planned defense agatntit colda can do for you and your famjly la being brousht you by special niesseneer.

Mothers In Ashevtlle are. being given completa details of Visits Plan, and trial pack, ajrea of Its (Specialized aids to better home of colda. If you donvt receive your trial package within the next few days, you will find tine Plan fully explained In eaeh package of Vicka Va-tra-nol first aid lia preventing many colds and Vleks) vapoRun the mother' standby iln relieving colds, Adv. I '89s0 complete In every flelall styles figure, Onlv the tery best fabrics If SontheraDairiesV i WELCOME 1 TEACHERS! (SsdkA. BTas aaWV aajaa.iaa We Invite You To Mlake Belk'a Your Headquarter! While In Ataheville.

We Are Anxious Haywood At Walnut St, The marriage will be solemnized Saturday. October 10. at Murphy. Hampton Inn Reports 1'eh' Arrivals Among the arrivals this wet at the Hiith Hampton Inn and Country club are the following; Mr. and Mrs.

Frank H. Baxter, of Brnnxville. Mr. and Mrs. A.

L. McCarthy, ol Miami, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

Flint, of Columbus, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Luis Rlvas-VaHquez. ol Havana, Cuba; and Dr. and Mrs, J.

1. Waring, of Charleston, 8. C. Miss Memminher Will Give Luncheon Mt.fs Christine Memminger will en tertain Saturday at 1 o'clock at. her home in Victoria with a luncheon, in compliment to her cousin.

Mrs. C. Hey ward, of Charlotte, who Is her guest for the week-end. I Meredith Alumnae 1 Will Meet Saturday The Meredith Course Alumnae as-Horiation. of which Mrs.

Graham Reams la president, will hold a luncheon meeting at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon st the S. and W. cafeteria. An interesting program has been planned for the occasion. During the business session plana will be diseussied for a banquet to be given during the North Carolina Baptist Stnij convention.

All graduates and former students have been urged to attend, including those attending the Western District Teachers assoealllon mcoi-ing here thta week-end, jt it Hostesses Compliment Miss Grace Coluton Mrs. Arthur York and Miss Marie Wehry were hostpaaea for a bridge party and miscellaneous shower last evening at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs. J. H. Wehry, Garden terrace.

Grove Park. The affair was a prenuptlal courtesy ior Mim Grace Colliton. whose marriage to Thomas Freeman Maguire, oi Brooklyn, N. will take place next month in New York. Mlas Colliton, the daughter of Mrs.

W. F. Colliton. of Norwood Park, Is spending several weeks here before returning to Now York. A brtdal motif, of green and white was attractively carried out in tne decorations, The hoste-si-ioa served a salad course after the games, four tables being In play.

The honor guest received many attractive gllta Onlv Intimate friends of thp hride-elect were Included In the courtesy. I Visitors Stopping At Country Club 1 i Among the new arrivals at the Ashevllle Country club arp the tol- lowing: Mr. and Mrs, George Daso, of Rye. N. Mr.

and Mrs Patterson prcue. and Mr. Philip H. Cone. of Cincinnati, Ohio: Mr.

and Mrs. K. Hoagg, of Scarsdale. N. Miss Martha Rasa, of Knoxvllle, and Mr.

end Mrs. J. Cornel sen and young daughter. Allcita, ot Bnrranqullla, Colombia, South America. RoftixsoNS Will Have Reception For Son Dr.

and Mrs. S. Robinson, of 10H Hill drive, will entertain with a reception from 3 till 6 o'clock Sun-irfny aflernoon at their home. The affair will be an observance of tne thirteenth birthday and connrma-j tlon of their son, Emanuel H. Robinson.

Return Of Neasc To Church Here Is Asked Return of the Rev. Edgar H. Nease as pastor of the West Aahrvtlle Methodist church for the coming year has been requested hy the board of stewards of the church In a letter to Bishop Paul B. Kern, of Oreensboro. i Henry Patton, board secretary, wrote Bishop Kern saying that spiritual and financial progress has been made at the church during the past 2 mouths and that the board felt that greater progress could be registered during tli coming church 1 year.

The Rev. Mr. Neaae and other pas-, tors In the Aahevlile district will go to the Western North Carolina conference at Salisbury next TOLEDO, (UP) Elderly Charles Crahh. of Louisville, "crashed" a stop stun while driving through Toledo. He won freedom with the comment: "I'd have to crawl on top of the car to see it.

You folks better get that sign fixed." Shop at Belk's and Learn a Lesson in Economy ATLANTIC CITY, N. Oct. 17. (Jp Undaunted by last main's drubbing, 1 John L. Lewis and his Industrial union ulius renewed their fight to- clay lor American Federation of Labor auoptlon of their "onc-blg -union" plun fur each big production industry.

Hours of convention oratory even more bitter and haicd than that preceding last night's victory of the cratt unionists lollowed Lewis' demand that the craltMncn stay out of the western metal mines, mills and smelter. Yesterday's Issue was one of principle. Today's was one of practice, i The chief of the United Mine work- 1 ers Joined the International Union of Mine. Mill and Smelter Workers In claiming that a number of craft unions had enrolled members In the Anaconda Copper company's Montana plants that rightfully belonged to the metal miners union. "I regard this raid as a thrust at the Jurisdiction of the United Mine workers because If the metal miners can bo emasculated with impunity, then the United Mine Workers can be raided with equal Impunity," Lewis roared.

Lewis' speech brought William Hutchison, hefty president of the carpenters, to the platform for the first time during the convention. He "defied" Lewis to produce any written record that the craft unions had surrendered the right to take In membcra at the metal mines, despite Lewis' assertion that Samuel Gom-pers. president of the. federation for many years, had given unrestricted Jurisdiction to the metal union. Paul Peterson, a delegate from the metal union, accused "an organtza-, Hon that Mr.

Prey represents" ot' "organized scabbing." John P. president of the metal trades department, leaped to his feet and obtained President William Green's direction to remove the remark from the record. Other developments today: The federation directed trade union members to slay out of next year's Spoaal Purchase CHAIRS Large handsome lounge chairs with carved solid mall ogeny open arms and frames. New upholstery patterns. Limited number at this price.

$24 75 BURTON and SON llimtnix! SI. Phone II FOUR FLOORS OF FINE FURNITURE yjwTf lal LuxuriojUsly Furred CdATS season ar the following: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Oluze and Miss Elizabeth Olsze, OraiiBoburs. Mr.

and Mrs Charles tlalcr, Mis. Augusta Amnions, and Mr. Cella Oadell. Washinnlnn. D.

Mr. E. Chap-pc-ll. Burlington, N. Mrs.

Claude Butt, Johnsmwu. Ohio; Mrs. Kate Chambers, Miss Flora and Mr. Sydney Chambers. Atlanta, Mitw Orace Fmhle, Harrimsn, Mr.

and Mis. Brndshaw Fair, JucKhon-vllle. and Mr, and Mrs. Z. Dillingham, Orlando.

Fla. Auxiliary Will Have Luncheon For Visitors The Ladies auxiliary rf the Broth erhood of Railway 1.nnmcn will have a luncheon at 1 o'clock thi afternoon in the dining room of the is. and W. cafeteria. The affair will r.

a courtesy lor visiting ladies ol the Golden Rule lodge, ol Knnxville. and of the Cherokee lodge, ol 1 Etowah, Tenn. I Following thn luncheon the rnup will hold lis regular meeting In tne drive. The meeting will open at 2. 'AO o'clock, and a attendance has been urged.

Members ptanning to attend ths luncheon have been asked to make reservations with Mrs. H. Ruswell, telephone No. A711-J. Miss Simpson To Wed Da vidson Resident MURPHY.

Oct. 17. (Special) Mrs. S- Miller, of Murphy, ha announced the engagement and approach Inn marriage of her daughter. I Miss Katherine Simpson, to Dr.

39 HAYWOOD 23 to $15 Group 33 43 53 saving for best $63 QUALITY Welcome Teachers You Are Just In Time Save In These Great Savings! October COAT Week Asheville's Most Sensational Coat Event FRIDAY SATURDAY LAST DAYS 2950 Our Stocfc of Coats mnr nd ni for every type nnn and furs will he found in Belk's collection of fine coats and they are priced as economically as quality will permit I going over Itltl! Never linve we hnrt so much praise on our onla ns we have had on the outstanding models In this greati rmit. These emits have everything pre. Ions furs, everv smart style note, quallly fahrles and expert workmanship Look below at the savings joti ran make and be here. SHAGMOOR COATS $25-00 to $67.75 Untrimmed Coats $12.64 to $39-50 CAKDLIR tVOMF.N 1I0SOR Pastor Asa Bride CANDIKR, Oil. 17.

(Special) A lovely aiisir "I tli wwlc wu ih reception tendered Wednesday evening by the Woman's Missionary fio-clety of Hnmlny Haptlat church to the pastor. Hit Rev. Nane starnca nnri Mrs. stamen tne former Miss Teanle May Herri. 01 Ailftm, at the home ol Mr.

and Mil. T. S. Clark, in Candler. Mrs.

Charles Brooks and Mrs Lucius Morgan greeted the guesU at the cloor und presented to tho receiving line wh.ih inrluded Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Clark the Rev.

and Mr. Starnes. Mr. and Mrs O. C.

crisp, Mr. and Mrs. Knigftten, Mrs J. O. Bennett, hr.

Dr. J. W. O.Hara Mr. M.

M. Morgan. Mr. Carol Morgan. Mr.

C. C. Jackson Mr. J. C.

Bennett. Mr. narrel Wright and Mr. Robert Barnes. Mrs.

J. W. O'Hura wa In rhnrue of the guest hook and Mrs. Milton Roberson. Miss Ituth Elson, and Mis May Bloomer presided at the punch bowl.

Mrs. Floyd Miller conducted to the dining room where an les course was served by Mrs. Will Klrkpatrlck, Mrs. WATCH REPAIRING All Work Gimmntprd Prtrri Reasonntile HANCOCK'S Phnnt 7144 10 coll'ce BU Opp. Western Union Special Friday und Saturday Swrpser Suits and Sport Coats $I285 Tne-i and monotone effects In man-tailored or mnre femliilne sport, styles.

Other Suits and Sport, Coats $9.85 lo $49.50 Sample fur COATS Regularly $79 rarai uP flrev 1'cr-lan! ngmnjl Tropliul Seal! North- 81 IKllmg ern senM nd others. Heatltllul furs and ail in the latest I Nil VIM M.Mr.. E3BS5SJ Fnr 'Trimmed, Are Exclusively Save $5 to $10 In This Group Rmartlr styled mid lieniitifiilly furred. Oool values at Belle's Second Floor Coat Department Save $5 In This Coplea of higher priced models. Kvery one a winner Save $10 to $20 In This Group Qualify marks (his group.

Many sty I en to rlioose from DRESSES for Every Occasion InteYeMlnr new fabric make fall frocks more thrilllnK than ever before, Including new ruff crepes, mnlelase, melnR satin crepes and of course many are with Ilia new Jewel trims. Kterylhtne frnm 'Koothnll Wnnlrn" tn drec that are as feminine and ladylike as an after-noon tea! All slies. For Misses and Women. $6-64 Belle'. Have A Specialized Group of Dresses Designed For Young Stout Women and Elders Who Like To Look Young! A MASTERPIECE if Save $15 to $25 In This Group roots at i prler.

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But you won't find them at this price day In and day out so he wise stm up. New shade. GLOVES Regular SS.5.0 RCAt.kln nl.OVF.". Plain and Novelty pull-on styles. Black, brown ass MM and nary.

fl fl Special fci.T Relnlar mi. an Imported RF.AL STAINXF.ua OI.OES. 41, button length. Pull-on stvle. Black and brown.

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Priced at Firt Floor BELK'S Beauty Salon Offers A Special CROQUIGNOLE PERMANENT Complete For Only ttC.0U Women's and Children'. If air mil by Mr. t). H. Branch DUC Third Floor "Home of Better Values f7 For A I Smart Styles for Limited Budgets Specially Priced for Friday Saturday JH to $7.50 Intriguing new atylei direct from Paris gorgeous new colors, shapes to suit every personality.

All sizes. "Bagatelle" hats for Types. "Catalina" Hats for Dressy Types. Mt" 17 2nd Floor Millinery Dept. Fali Dresse A Special Value! A 1 Vflf.f Drsa T't in $g85 demi-suede and patent combination.

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