The Daily Times-News from Burlington, North Carolina • Page 1

mB BURLINGTON (N. DAILY TIMgS NBWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 198. PAGE TW(J News Of Interest To Women Theatrical Programs 1 ji BIRTH AT THE ALAMANCE Mr and lira. Jack Cobla BETTY BUR LI: 5,4 75 NEWS FROM GRAHAM Mr. Baker Has Mt Interesting Visitor European Travelers Return with Glowing Report) of Trip Speaking of Embarrassing Moment.

PERSONALS TELEPHONE MJ Church Calendar Burlington has entertaine a number of visitors this summer, and outstanding among these was Miss Mattie t. Shackleford; of Tsrboro, who spent a day and niffht of this week with Mrs, Manley Baker, at her home on West Davis street. Miss Shackelford is one of the most charming, most unusual, and most interesting persons, Betty han had the privilege of meeting in a long time. acr: Bnd MRS. PORTER SCOTT AND MRS.

HERBERT NEESE HOSTESSES as found. Mrs. Walter Coleman and Mrs: hnmp. titer attend the LC glon convention In Greensboro, where as an officer and post corn TflHldfT of the Essen Tlney Post, Number 18, ot Tarboro. she was a lane silver Iroohy.

in recognition of the tact that her vat, although one of the smaller ones, did the most outstanding work In Americanism of the year. When America, entered the World War. Miss Bhackleiorri joined the army, and as a Red Cross nnrte lerved over seas during the entire struggle. She was just as much a soldier and part ot the army as the bovs who held the guns. Her Job was to mend their wounds and do everything possible to save their lives, after the guns of the enemv had done what they could to destroy those lives.

Today, she is one of the very lew women in the state who are members 01 the American. Legion. Following the close or the 'war. Miss Shaeitleforrt served 1n the Bal ldns. She spent two years there during the horrible starvation period, and.

her wort there was outstanding. In Tact, her entire UTe hes hwn marked by usefulness, and service, combined with wonderfai ability and a keen understanding of human nature. Her own charming personality wins others, evTi before thp.v realise that she is the remarkable person she is. Let us hope that, she' will return to Burlington again. Already there Is a faint stir the armomhere of the cltv.

Which as the days pass wiil grow into brisk activity. Summer cottages at tile itains are beginning to lose some of their lure, anc plans for reopenlns city homes are being made. At the same time, there la an extra amount ol excitement among the collegiate boys and girls, as Oioy make arrangements to return or enter for the first time colleges of IheLr choice. Among the summer vacationists who enjoyed rhe marvels of Europe and who have returned to the city are and Mrs. w.

G. Co, who returned this morning. Miss Dorothy Sellers and Jack Mav. who returned yester day. Thev reuort a wonderful trio.

hear fJie details of both tours. Do yon remember your most em bajrassitig mMMftt? Over brldgf table, a most amusing "moment' was related, several day6 ago by oni our most attractive youne ma trons. An evening, not so long go. fetllni a bit UreA About tfeloflE she decided not to wit for her husband ttho aniens frtvm f.nt tired. Suddenly she remembered the laundry left on the front Dorch.

decided the man was not comiat for It. an thought It should be brought Id, Snapping the porch light ahe slipped aver to the laundry, because, clad only one's Jiighlie, one doesn't really walk, on to the porch) when baml the door closed, oenmd her. Not properly attirtd for TiEiting or receiving coiTiDanv. locked out of her hume and with the glaring porch light ncvEr giving lann a ongnier ray. iJie ejaperienced one at those moments we read, ibout or see on the silver screen.

Cheek. Guests enjoying the party with the honoree were: Misses Virgin ia Fowler, Mary Fowler, Celeste Bryan, Blanch Somers, mise Rob bms. Elaine Mitchell. MUUeent Moore and Fay Llnberg; Joseph Barnwell, Jack Rettew, Edgar Dameron, Howard White, James May, Marshall Garrison, Manley Meecham. Billy Ireland, and MU lard McDade.

Out cf town guests were: Miss Martha Fogleman, of OTeensborn, and Harry Horton, of Plitsboro, guests ot Miss Celeste Bryan ana josepn namweu. spectlvely. club members playing were: Mrs. Hughes. Miss Lois Merrttt and Mrs.

George Htanord. Mrs. n. "i ker was a visiting guest. Valencia, Spain, Sept.

(U.B village of Aguliar. telt ill and called a physician, wno ran ocr the birth of a child was imminent. nicked uo a revolver and shot herself in the head, dying In sUntly. The physician operated MISS KATHLEEN CHEEK, GUEST OF CHURCH STREET, IS HONORED Miss tone Cheek and Merrkuoned by her mother, Mrs. Ernest M.

mince the birth of a ton. yester rfv at their home on Robinson street. The baby weighs 1 pounds. nmtf the hlrth of a daughter. Bll lle Faye, weighing 9 pounds and terday at the Wealey Long hospital.

Greensboro. Ministers Meet Monday Morning The first fail meeting of the But fae held Monday, September 3, at 10 a. at the rront Street Methodist church. All ministers ace urgen to ire present. RUTH CHATTERTOfl AT THE PARAMOUNT WEDNESDAY 0SLY Ruth chattcrton conies to the Paramount theatre Wednesday In "Journal of a Crime," her latest vehicle for First National, which' is claimed to ba the finest production In which ahe has ever appeared.

Based on the powerful drama of the French playwright, Jacques Deval, it certainly oners her un mnfxTnnltv of dramatic, ex pression in which art she Is the peer of any actress of the screen, or for Uiil the stage, for wkt nop nf the htadllners on Broadway before she began wort In pictures. The rtrama depicts the devastat ing effects ot a muraer on conscience of a sensitive and fined womsn. although that der was committed to save home from a love pirate. DEATHS AND FUNERALS RORF.RT ALLEN HODGE. iriirwral services for Robert Allen Hodge.

S3, prominent farmer, who died weeoesaay aiternoon ai Home. Route 1, Eland, Bfter illness or several months, were i rfiicted at 11 o'clock Friday mi Ing at the Cross Roads Presbyterian church by the Rev. S. Jones, and ttev. Mr.

Barker, of Mebane. The church choir sung "Old Rugged "Sate in the Arms o( "How Firm a Foundation" and "Sometime We'll Understand. interment waj the church cemetery. of the cross Roads church, of which Mr. Hodge was a member and an elder: Clay John P.

Pace, William Tate, William I. Garrison. Floyd Bourns: and James scotten. Honrrerv oallbearers were elders of the church; S. E.

Tate, A. C. Barnwell, Mark Walker, Hubert Tnte. Ralph Rogere and L. L.

trar rlson. The rarfte floral offering war. by Mcsrtames clay Murray, L. L. tiarnson, ts.

ts. raw, uwrence Foster and McAdams, Misses Mil dred Massey, Mozelic Jarksrm, vir Lyruii. Ora McAdams. Betty Scot Massey. Walker and May MABEL ANN PIKE.

Mabel Ann Pike, nine mouths old daughter uf Charles B. and Mrs. Izetta Stuart Pike, of Route 2. Greensboro, Gulirord county, died this morning at o'clock at the Clinic hospital. Greensboro, after an illness of one week.

The infant is survived by her parents, two sisters, Eveijti and Mary Lee: six brothers, Boyd, Billie, Jonn, Ralph, Russell and Gerald Pike, all of Route 1, Oreens boro, and a grandmother, Mrs. Llllle Stuart Burlington. Funeral services will be conducted at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Pleasant Hill Christian church. Interment will be in the Pleasant 'Hill cemetery. Motion Pictures and works, out solution of the problem.

A well developed end thorouEhlv entertaining murder drama. Excellently acted by stronv cast. Adults. Paramount theatre week beginning September 3: OLD FASHIONED WAY: Director William BeautUM. Cast W.

C. Fields, Baby LeRoy, Judith Allen, Joe Morrison. As manager ot an old time road show, the "Great Mc Gonlgle" has many exciting adventures in keeping ahead of the sheriff. A bit from the play, "The Is used In Ms farcical comedy. W.

C. Fields, as the old trmroer. nrovides hilarious enter tainment for his admirers. Family. JOURNAL OF CRIME: Director William Kelghley.

Cast Ruth chattcrton, Artniphc Menjou, Georse Barbler. From the novel bv Jacques Duval. A somber, depres sing social drama. The skillfully ie veloned nsvchologtcal study of a woman's reactions under the cruel vengeful loadings or her husband PARIS INTERLUDE: Director Edwin L. Martin.

Cast Madge Evans, Otto Krugcr, Robert Young, Una Merkel. "La Boheme Vie" with a modem group ot young writers as dramatis personae in a Faarls much too "wet" to support human lire, at any rate 'for very long. Excellent settings, fine DholOHTanhy end lighting and very good acting and sacrifice. Unsound ethics. Adults.

MAN FROM UTAH; Director Robert Bradbury. Cast John Wayne. The "stranger In UU film finds a kind of villain to right different from usual that practiced by a group of rodeo racketeers. Much the riding and sheeting similar to other westerns, but the rodeo eiemaAl has some novelty and tne photography ununiauy gooa. Cheek entertained! a few of their friends at a delightful party Fri day evening at home of their parents on.

Church street. Miss Katheleen Cheek. of Reids vllle, cousin ol the' host and hostess, was the honor guest. The living room, music room, and. front porch were en suite for dancing and various games that were enjoyed throughout the eve nine.

Late summer flowers served as decoration for the occasion. The refreshments, fruit punch, cakes, assorted nuts ana candles were served by trie hostess, assist (By MARY O0OPER) Th fnllftwlnff members of the' Graham fire department left early this morning lor Washington, D. Hon: J. H. Rich.

Dr. W. Long, chief of the Graham fire deport UMrlh Rlrtl will DlkOU. Flake' Pickard, a. E.

Treeze. Halt Henderson. Long, iom oim rtsitipl. W. J.

Nicks, w. C. Longest, Qriffln and E. P. Mc Cmre and u.

u. uavis. Mr. and Mrs. E.

D. Clark and Mrs. G. C. Davis and Miss' Mat et Robertson win return larugni Linwrni from a ten days visit to the Chicago exposition vi.

E. Bason and eues'. was Mrs. J. D.

Al bright soent Friday afternoon la Greensboro visiting and shopping Mrs. H. J. Btockard and dauiti ter, Margaret, and son, Ralph, and fnr fpw rfa'vs visit With Mrs. Frank Wilson and Miss Jessie StocKard.

in Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Delmont OTimn have returned their wedding trio to the eastern part of the whel Muse. 6f tbe Chil dten's home In Raleigh, has been visiting the Minnie r.

uates auxiliary of Llio H. E. church. 8ic te lurnari tf hH homfi todflV. TSHtrar trff anrl Mr.

Shd MTS. W. E. Thompson, will return to Raleigh Sundny. in and1 Elliabeth Moore returned idav from a ten days visit to me exposition in Chicago.

turned from a visit of stii weeks to her daughter. Mrs. Frank Carboni, MRS. RANDOLPH I WITH PRETT One of the prettiest social events of 'the week was the bridge party given yesterday afternoon, when Miss Mitylene Isley entertained at her home on West Davis street, complimenting Mrs. Randolph Isley, who before her marriage, August 2.

was Miis Clara 'Walker. ofGrsbam. Against a background of beautiful lavender dahlias and colorful mnnias. Miss Isley received her guests at 4 o'clock. Composing the receiving group were the hostess, honoree.

and Mrs, Joseph A. Isley. xfiia Tslov cliose for the afternoon a pretty gown ol yellow organdy, with which she wore a shoulder corsage of white roses. The honor nrt oiipj.1. wore a stunning blue with picture hat and gloves of the same material.

Her flowers MISS CELESTE BR PARTY Miss Oelest Bryan entertained at three tables of bridge Frlday aftemoon at her home on Circle Drive, honoring Miss Martha Fogleman. of Greensboro, guest of Miss Bryan foT the week. After the game, a delectable dessert course was served. The same was played In a setting of irt, v.rnnn Ttiil Price. Dan Jones and Eugene Gobdes returned today from Wilmington where they ment.

Mr. Vernon sustained an an kle ifijury in the piay yesteraaj and is conftned to his home on South Broad street. lurr Mr. Dan P. Hall have relumed from Denver, wnere attenaeo tne national tturai ir Carriers convention.

They They also visited Colorada Springs, "progress Exposition In Chicago. S. Mrs. Baker Wells and Miss Mabel Sluavls aTe spending the son. at her home on Wast Front street.

Mi Ttetsv Gates left yesterday to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Elhr Charlotte.

WATCH FOR THE RED RIDER COMING FRIDAY Mr. Charles Johnson, superin tendent of the Elon orphanage, spent yesterday here on business and mingling with fricn.1s. Miss Mary Louise Huff is visiting relatives in Morrlsville and Dur ham. She will be away two weeks. Mary FranclB, of Shelby, spent Friday here with relatives, Mr Mrs.

J. D. Lee ana imiiy. Mr. Henrv Mvers.

of Lvnchbure. apent Friday here visiting John D. Lee. He was returning to his home arter attending sue school Duke university. Mrs.

K. Martin is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. long, at, Sev Mr. and Mrs.

Raynor Brsdshaw at iri iihlldren are visiting Mrs. Rufus Howard and family at Sea board. They are also visiting Virginia Beach and Ocean View be returning nome. Mr. Anri Mrs.

clvde Diicon and Mines Mary Thorn Hughes and Lola Piper left early this mornlna lor a week end trip to Morebead City. Mrs. Cameron Henderson and sister. Mrs. Sam Thompson, returned Friday night from a few days' visit to Oxford.

Mr. Hender Misa Lucille Johnson, of Hlh Point, who has been visillng her sister, Mrs. William Harden, has returned to her home mp and Mis. W. deKosset', Scott.

left yesterday to spend a tew days 1 Mrs H. Bason, Of Hawflelds, is spending a few days here visiting her sons, W. E. and J. W.

Bason, and families. Mrs. Earl Smith. former Miss Margaret Crawford, of New York City, is visiting her parents. Mr, and Mrs.

George Crawford, of Ora tram SLEY HONORED BRIDGE PARTY rank verbena and asters. Mrs: Isley wore a dress of lavender crepe. and at the close of the game, the hostess served a delectable salad course. Assisting were Misses Jean, Genevieve, and Jollette Isley, Mrs. J.

A. Isley, Misses Frances Wltit ten, Agnes urus, vhbih.r TYnnei, Martha Ooble, Lynelte Warren, Mrs. Steve Moore" and Mrs. George Faulk. At cards.

Mrs. George Faulk was bast and was awarded perfume, yes. Tt Rrnslnrtnn cut hbrh an re ceived Japanese tea coasters. The honoree was presented a whistling tea kettle. Guests who Joined the players for refreshments were: Mrs.

At water, Mrs. H. C. Walker, Mrs. Steve Moore and Miss Agnes Curtis, YAN GIVES ONORING VISITOR Miss Fogleman.

As honored guest. Miss Fogleman was remembered Players were: Miss Fogleman, Misses Nellie Tingen, Virginia and Mary Fowler, May and HUdah Tilley, Betty Gingher, Blanche bin. Edna Mae Whtt. and Kath eleen Cheek, ot Rclosvwe. Parents Guide To Six sroupe ot organizations Judg ing pictures In Hollywood unite In the fallowing estimates of picture.

Those composite reviews are pub lished each Saturday, as an aid to piTente in selecting entertainment tor weir ciuitiren, inrougn we cooperation ot the Carolina and Paramount theatres. Carolina theatre week benrinlng Sentember 3: SHE LOVES ME NOT: Director Elliott Nugent. Cut Blng Crosby, Miriam Hopkins. Kitty Carlisle. A series of clever comedy situations develop when a cabaret dancer, to avoid being held as a material wit from New York to Princeton and takes refuge in college dormitory.

A motion picture press agent makes her front page news and eventually a Btar. The story, dramatized from Edward Hope's novel, is gen erally wholesome in its atmosphere, with occaelonal rough spots, always farcical, and Is strengthened by tuneful musk, witty lines and good acting. Adults and Young People. THEIR BIG MOMENT: Director James Cruw. CastZasti Plttfl, Slim Summervllle.

Good entertainment is provided, in this mystBry comedy which tells of a vaudeville magldau and Ms two assistants and now by solving a murder mystery they kept t. young girl sane. Zasu and filvm trrovido Dlentv of ment, From the play by Walter THE MAN WITH TWO FACES; Director Archie Mayo. Cast warrl fl. Robinson.

Marv Astor. Rkardo Corler. This adapation of the stage play, "Dark by Alexander Wooleott end George 8. Kaufman, Is a clever production with the excitement and interest of Its mviterv element well sustained. It tell the Btary of an actress whsae husband has some sinister influence over but whoi (weth st MONDAY p.

Circle No. of the meet with sirs. J. r. Zimmerman, Lakeside avenue.

3:30 p. Glrctes of Front Street M. E. church meet as follows: No. I.

with Mrs. J. F. Frost, Park avenue. No.

3. With Mrs. O. P. Crow son, West Front street.

No. with Mrs. J. A. Isley, West Davis street.

p. Circle No. 5 of Front Mis. John Walker, Guthrie street. rrfi n.

in. airele No. 6 of Front Oi Mrs. Vlrgu Manm on ven tral Helthts, with Mr Jones, Joint hostess. Lsnler :00 p.

Circle No. 3 of Mrs First M. P. church meets with Mrs. T.

J. Hargrove, North Main street. SM p. m. The program meeting of the W.

M. a. of the First Baptist church meets at the church With M155 vera ituih, of KaVlgli. as speaker. Every member Is urged to attend.

3:30 p. Executive committee ol Episcopal church mt3 in the Parish house. At i o'clock. Immediately iDllostng the commlt meeting general TAi p. Eeguiat meeting of W.

M. B. ol First Keiormed cnurcn with Mrs. Bodney Cflleman, Broad street. a.

Executive board of the Woman's Auxiliary ot the First Presbyterian church win meet at tonal workers group will meet at. p. M. Circle No. 1 of the First M.

P. church, meets witn mis. E. C. Dison: flolt street.

WEDNfiSDAY. p. Mid week seiUce' at First Preshytertan church. THURSDAY, 7:30 p. Meeting of Bunday school teachers and officers or Tlrst Presbyterian church.

FRIDAY. 1:30 p. Choir rehearsal at First Presbyterian church. Personals Kenneth Goodson, of Saii.mury, was the guest of Wlison Cheek, Wednesday and Thurtday of this week. Mr.

Goodson was en route to Duke university where he will take his official duties as president of the North Carbllna Fed eration of Students. Rev. Frank S. Blue's condition continues to Improve. Mr.

Blue la a patient the Halnsy hospital. Mrs. Blue, who has been ill at her home on Webb avenue, Is much better, also. Miu; riornthv Sellars and Jack May, members of a party who traveled through Europe this ininuner. returned home yesterday, after spending two months abroad.

uiu Knirtit. of Welles ley, was the housegnest of Miss Martha Lou Stokes last ween. Miss Vera Ruth, ot Ralebrh, for irst Baotlst church of the city, wilt arrive Monday tor a visit with Mrs. E. L.

Morgan, at her home West Davis street. Mrs. Manlcv Baker. Misses Jose phine. Betty and Shirley Baiter left today lor Roanoke, where they Tlves.

Miss Helen Baker will leave Mon day tor Marion, whore she will be the guest of her aunt, and go from there to Sullens college where she wui study this winter. George GUlingtr, of Marlon. Is a week end guest In the home of F. L. Williamson on Maple avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chandler have returned from a weeks trip to Nor.

folk, and Washington, D. with the return trip Including the Miss Doris ledbetter has been visiting Miss Florence Bowman, at Little Miss Marian Jcanette Ov erby, Everette street, la able to be out again after having underwent a tonsllectomy. Mr. and Mrs. P.

H. Brown. Miss Margaret Brown, Miss Beulah Hens ley and I.Irs. Phad Barbee returned yesterday from Washington, D. ana in Shenandoah vaney.

TT A BOTTtiB TODAY! Mrs. J. Porter Scott and Mrs. Her bert Neese entertained at bridge last evening at the home of Mrs. Neese in Beverly Hills, honoring Miss Dorothy Scott, bride elect of September.

Four tables of bridge were in play, oi which MI93 Marie HowcrtDn won high and was given plscriues, while Mrs. Frank Boyd was awarded con Mrs. Scott chose for tne occasion dress of pale blue, and Mrs. Neese ore pink crepe. The heiioree wore frock of pink mousallne de sour.

The bride elect's place was mark ed by a miniature bride. At the close of the game the honoree was given a rlhhon tu ba followed. At the end ol the ribbon a table with many gut: "BABY FACE AT ALAMANCE THEATRE WEDNESDAY ONLY Barbara Stanwyck's alluring beauty has been given lull sway In her latest Warner. Bros, picture. "Baby Face." which opBns at the Alamance theatre on Wednesday It Is a new and resplendent Bar ticing feminity and the splenic" of her flimsy and decolette growna.

Rn lhm riersfllf Into her role of a fascinating but ruthless temptress with such bandoc that her power to ensnare, seems almost hypnotic. As the baby raced vamp who sel out deliberately to ensnare men i rtnsire inr wealth and luxur she lives a performance 2ml Is said to be as amazing as IS is daring. Seldom has there been in ft role portrayed on the screen, a more de iilvrnt n. mnra cold bluoded. 8 more entrancinir siren that this girt who leads men on until tncy iiav flower, breaking all with whom she The siren.

Barbara, has a dozen Eweetheaxts. iiltinjt each when wealthier prey comes to hand. She Imvps a wake of ruin in her path. broken hearts, broken men and Her gorgeous costumes have been designed to fit the character she portrays daring, decolete. Gone are tne arao gowns oi inc r.h.w Pries" snrl "Ho Bla." nor the flimsiest kind of night robes and negliaeeu, in which she revels throughout "Bany race.

Miss Scanwvck 1s sunnortcd by unusurdlv stroiiE cast which in cludes George Brent as her leading man, uonaid uook. oorm wayne, Arthur Kohl, Henry Kolker and James Murray, Barbara, STANWYCK 'BABYFACE1 THURS. FRI. EDW. G.

ROBINSON TIGERSHARK SATURDAY BUCK JONES In HELLO TROUBLE" MRS. CLYDE DIXON ENTERTAINS CLUB THURSDAY EVENING John Fonvllle, recent brides, were remembered with fruit bowls. Mn as given a guest, towel. The hostesses, assisted bv Mis; Margaret Bcott, served truit punch and cake, eoch tlate bearing a small novelty candle, which was lighted, Those playing, wvtn tne nor were: Misses Myrtle Ledbetter, Vivian Gerrlnger, Cleo Cook, Helen VYnmeer. vjlliwn Harrlntton.

Marie ITrtHwtA, tflvftn wlttfthAW Viealniii lee Burke. Mrs. Harry' Hasseltlne, man. Mrs. Anderson Hart, Mrs.

John Key. U. sr. Heath Will Assist Rev. i Jerome, in Revival Rev.

C. Freeman Heath, or Gra ham, will assist Rev. R. L. Jerome) revival meeting at the Melh treek.

He will preach Banday night and eao heveniiig there after during the week. Morning services will be held at 9 o'clock each morning beginning Mondaj and continuing through Friday. Dan Ruder, of in be the sons: leader for the se ries or evangelistic meetings. The public is cordially Invited td ME AND MY GAL it tup II AMAKrV MONDAY TUESDAY, "Me and My Gal," Fo comedy romance will play Monday and Tuesday at the Alamance theatre, Joan Bennett and Spencer Tracy, lust seen together in "She Wanted A MlUlonaire," portray the lead ing roles. Tracy enacts the role or a Iresri young radio car detective whose, all able and stimng.

Miss Bennett appeals as the gir! with whom he falli In love. Other favorites 1n the nasi are Marian Bums, who scored successfully In "The Golden West," Noel Madison and Bert Hanlon. Walsh whose recent productions in elude "The Man Who Came Back.11 "The Yellow Ticket" and "Wild Girl." The. story is rrom the Join! pens or Philip Klein and Barry Conneis, and was prepared for tin screen by Arthur Kober. "A GUY DON'T KNOW WHAt, TO DO II I don't neck, you think Tm too slow.

And if 1 do neck, you think I'm fresh." Me and My Gal SPENCER TRACT JOAN BENNETT KAOVL WALtB "ROAM1N' THROUGH THE R03ES" Musical Comedy with Arthur Jarrett "ACES WILD" Novelty M0NDAY.TU&DAY. AlAHAI "We Brtrig the Beit Ones 1 Mrs. Clyde Dixon was charming nostess imirsda. evening, when she entertained her contract club at her The tables were arranged In the living mom wmch was made unusually attractive by dahlias in shades to harmonize with a color tcheme of green and vcjinw, which was emphasised in the table appointments and refreshments. ttthe conclusion of the game Stafford for high score and Miss "ji.

Jierriit tor rugii cut A delicious course or refreshments conslst ln of a salad, sweet and ice punch, at served' by the hostess. The Big Circus is Coming! BURLINGTON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ONE DAY ONLY OURS. S1PJUZF6S presents tWNIE IDROS. BIG 3 RING CIRCU PRICES CHILDREN UNDER. 12, 25f ADULTS 5a MCL.TAX Doobsopen1ahd 7PM GROUNDS Ireland and Grave S.

JACK HOXIE FAMOUS WESTERN SCREEN STAJ IN PERSON I WORLDS LONGEST CIRCUS WEADE AT NOON TWo shows Zand 8 RM I CIRCUS Fenville Lot invnoratini At ah Times er, an amoc, nouoia roje.