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3Ilr HCmgsjinrf: (Limes MONDAY MARCH 12 1928 PAGE SIX Stank THEOLPHOMETTOWN Woman Designated as Srgehtme President Richmond Girl Has No Memory of Assailants BUENOS AIRES March 12 GP) the first time in the history Argentine a woman has been designated for the presidency The party of communists and workers named Angelica Mendoza as the communist candidate Tae presidential elections will bo held in April CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE IS GRANTED A REVIEW SOCIETY EDITOR'S HOURS 8:00 to 11:00 a and 12:30 to 4:00 Saturday: 1:00 to 9:00 PHONE 136 Newt received after a will not be published until the following day If you have friends visiting you: it you are going away or coming home or if you have any other social news kindly write or telephone this department It will be highly ap predated All items sent in must bear the signature of the sender: otherwise they will not be published No marriage announcements or engagements will be re ceived over the telephone WASHINGTON March 12 (AP) The Senate campaign funds 'H-committee was granted a review by the supreme court today of the decision of the lower federal court declining to pass on the right of the committee to the ballots of Delaware County wanted in the J4 Vare-Wilson senatorial election contest vL RICHMOND lJfXP) Nancy Dav's- 16-year-oid Richmond girl remembers nothing of the events of the night of January-23 when she disappeared to be found on the doorsteps of a West Franklin street residence the next morning with a fractured skull This announcement was made here today by James Shephard director of public safety after he and two members of the police department had conferred with the young girl and her physician at a hospital Miss Davison high school girl and ward of Langhome Putney of Richmond was unconscious for many weeks following the disappearance when she is believed by police to have been clubbed over thq head and dragged into the yard in which she was found Today was jthe first time that she had been questioned ANOTHER OIL ROW WASHINGTON March 12 (AP) Another naval oil reserve controversy arising out of the acts of Albert Fall as secretary of the interior will be passed upon' by the supreme court the governor today being granted a review in a case against the Standard Oil Company involving title to a part of reserve one in California Mrs Lynch and children Mat an dJTerine were gu ests yesterday Lynch's aunt Mrs Hessnaster of Rogersivllfi and Mrs Frank Nelson and little son and Mrs Stephenson spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Lane in Gate City Mrs Lynch is spending today in Bristol the guest of Miss Amelie Preston They will attend Society Day at the Hotel Bristol Mrs Malcolm Morrison and Mrs Napoleon Bond are attending Society Day in Britol today being the guests of Mrs Frank Groseclose RevC Dean pastor of the' Broad Street Methodist church who has been ill for some time at the Manor on Watauga street improving Mrs Josie Dodd Mr and Mrs Roy Jones and mother Mrs Jones of Bristol were guests of Mr and Mrs John Pyle in Old Kingsport Sunday Miss Betty Hedge teacher in the Dobyns-Bennett high school spent the week end at her home in Maryville Tenn Miss Lucille Crowder was her guest on Sunday Mrs Pannell and son Winston left Friday for Mel bourne Fla where they will visit for several weeks with Mrs parents Mr and Mrs' Slusher Little Oneida Brown had her tonsils removed at the Riverview Hospital this morning and was removed to the home of her parents this afternoon where she is recovering nicely All the parents are urged to attend as this promises to be a most interesting meeting PERSONALS LOANS First Mortgage Loans Second Mortgage Loans Personal Endorsement Loans Quick Service Annual Payments Monthly Payments LOGAN CO Ramey Logan Over Refrigerator who will ask that the writ be made returnable Saturday Decision to carry the case to federal court was reached by the operators in Washington last week U1SITE0 OUR STORE SATUR0AV TO SEE THIS DAVISON AND JIM FRECHET HEAD TO FLA FAYETTEVILLE March 12 (AP) Trubee Davison assistant secretary of war and Major General James Frechet chief of the army air service travelling in two airplanes hopped off from Pope Field at Fort Bragg at 11 this morning for Montgomery Ala 'They are enroute to Panama The party arrived here' yesterday but were unable to proceed because of inclement weather MAY SEEK INJUNCTION AGAINST THE I CHARLESTON Va March 12 (AP) The Charleston Gazette today says Federal Judge George McClintick of the southern district of West Virginia has been notified that attorneys for southern coal operators will seek a writ in his court this week to enjoin the I from preventing southern railroads carrying out a voluntary reduction on rates on lke cargo shipments at once Judge McClintic received tje notification the paper says from A Belcher counsel for operators for West Virginia Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee Famous BUSINESS HOUSES BURN SUFFOLK Va March 22 (fl Three business places at New-some near Suffolk were desfroyea by fire Saturday night 2ndcarly Sunday mdrning with a 1 ss of $25000 The fire was discovered in livery stable and spread to Newsoms Supply Company and Darden-Howard Company all of which were prey to the flames The loss was partly covered by insurance There are several hundred residents of Newsome Miss Thelma Tilleys spent the week end with relatives in Knoxville Miss Norah Harrison is ill with influenza at her home on Ravine street Mr and Mrs Lou Kupperwere week end guests of friends in Bristol Mr Henderson Horsley was visiting friends in Maryville Tenn on Sunday Mr and Mrs Nelms and family motored to Bristol' Sunday afternoon Miss Anna Lee Moore of Hill- crest was the week end guest of Miss Mary Barger Little John Pyle is improving following a serious illness of several weeks with pneumonia Messrs Paul Moore and Tom Long Knoxville were guests of friends in the city yesterdya Mr and Mrs John Moore and son Marion were week end guests of relatives in Blountville Mr David Tittsworth of Gate City was the guest of his sister Mrs Guy Culbertson on Broad street yesterday Miss Esther Royer is improving following an illness of several days at the home of her parents on Wanola street Mr and Mrs Buchanan and children of Bristol were visiting Mr and Mrs Vicars over the week end Mr Paul Bailey spent the week end in Baileyton Tenn visiting his brother who is seriously ill at his home there Mr" and Mrs Carl Motes and children of the Bloomingdale pike were visiting her sister Mrs Ford in Bristol yesterday Mr and Mrs Henry Bandy and daughter of Norton Va were week end guests of Mrs Bandy on Charlemont street Mrs Kenner of Rogers-ville was the week end guest of her daughter Mrs Price and Mr Price in White City Mrs Charles Wilson and daughters have returned from Trammel Va where they were guests of relatives over the week end From a Scrap Book WOOD SONG (Sara Teasdale) I heard a wood thrush in the dusk Twirl three notes and make a star My heart that walked with bitterness Came back from very far Three shining notes all he had And yet they made a starry call I caught life back against my breast And kissed it scars and all BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr and Mrs Archer announce the birth of a baby girl Wednesday March 7 at their home on Minton streets The baby has been named Gladys Lee OK "birth announcement JVIr and Mrs Jayne of the Bristol Boulevard announce the birth of twin girls at the Riverview Hospital on Saturday morning The babies have not yet been named 1 i ROBERT LEE A TO MEET TUESDAY -The Parent-Teacher Association of the Robert ET Lee school will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 inthe school building All the mothers are urged to attend CLASS TO HAVE BUSINESS MEETING The regular monthly business meeting of the Class of the First Baptist Sunday school will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs McConnell in Sevier Terrrce COTERIE CLUB ENTERTAINED FRIDAY The members of the Coterie Club were entertained at the home of Mr Bill Moore at Sur-goinsville Friday night A large number of the club members and their guests motored to th'e home of Mr Moore wherethe evening was pleasantly spent-tn dancing Near the close of the evening delicious refreshments were served FIRST METHODIST AID TO MEET The circles of the Ladies Aid of the First Methodist church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 in the following homes: Circle No 1 with Mrs Speers on Sevier street Circle No 3 with Mrs Shetterly on Watauga street I Circle No 4 with Mrs Hodge on Wanola street Circle No 5 with Mrs Raymond Fisher in Sevier Terrace DOBYNS-BENNETT A TO MEET TOMORROW The regular meeting of the Dobyns Bennett Parent-Teacher Association will be held in the schooL building tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 At 3 and executive meeting will be held in the miisic room Miss domestic art pupils will put on a fashion show at the regular meeting all of the models shown being made by the pupils to the Silk Sto citings Have stockings in the very newest shades your old or faded stockings given any tint in 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