The Asheville Times from Asheville, North Carolina • 7

THHE ASHEVJLLEXIMES t' aj REALM ft NjUHrnoM A and Mrs Henry Oalnea at their real $TTD3 Chiffon tOVTATlO4S TO at 'tvivtn choicest lowers perfect THE LOWER SHOP 58 MavwODO Stout Astv1Lit ON GREENS sB ON RUITS IMAGINE Atting wigar on everytKhg that came to the table on meats as well as in Ult BEAUTY CREAMS NtWACBOeOlO COSTUME ManStiA JEWELRY ON SEAOOD 59c Corns MM motored to Balti they win make will the That regularly sell for 1050 And 1230 An Easter Special A 'vAtWlTEED SATlSMCTORy By MOAltV BACK OtOLACtMLAJT Boit ISSOCIATtO MlMBiaj PLEDGE THt'a DEPENDABLE Miss Ellen after a vlsl Beginning Tomorrow! TEACHERS WILL DISCUSS CRISIS AT MEET TODAY ASHION'S LITTLE SHOE SHOP SECOND LOOR Barnard Will Speak In Gath ering At David Millard Building Date your costume 1931 with new costume jewelry It a different and quite charming pins bracelets necklines of stones or metal Values to $195 Stop Hurting Instantly then Lift Right Off! DropREEZONE on that aching corn instantly it stops hurting then shortly you lift the corn right off with your fingers laugh really! la so easy and hurt one tilt! Works llke a charmevery i in A tlfiy bottle of coats oniy a few cents at any drug store and is' sufficient to remove every hard corn soft corn and calluses Try it! RALEIGH April Don't be surprised today lf the filling sta tion keeper chsrges an extra penny a gallon for gasoline It will be the result of the new North Cardllna hig'hway act which increased the tax on gasoline from five to six cents gallon In return for this extra penny a gallon tax the state will take over and maintain all county roads with out a property tax for this purpose Crepe Crepe Romain Embroidery An Easter egg hunt will be held by the Mother class of the irst Presbyterian church at Montford Park for the school children of the city as a benefit for the class work 'at 3:30 The Order of the Demolay will at the Asheville Country club at 8 2' tea It would be all wrong it? We select the seasoning to suit the dish And so it is with salads So many different things are used to make salads no one dressing is suitable for all of them There is a different salad dress each different kind of salad So The lassie simplicity of hand tufted opera pumps has always been favored by the sophisticates you can't go wrong with an opera pump Have yours fitted today telPn of pepper six tablespoons of Wesson OU two tablapooni of lemon juice and six tablapooni of jelly that it not too firm luch Br le Duc Beat mixture with fork until thoroughly blended up dr in tea alt in bouillon jt Stuart McKenzie of im returned to her home lilt with Mrs John Perry on Watauga street Jt Miss Peggy Williams who attends the North Carolina College for Wo men at Greensboro accompanied by a Classmate Mis Alice McKlmmon i will arrive Wednesday to be with the i mother of the former Mrs i Williams on Watauga street for the i nouaays from here also visit school your salad is going to be me thing hearty and substantial nude with seifoods serve it with Lemon WfiavoriftKriaTaa improved however if first jvu Merimte the ingredients To morintie: Mix six table Wesson Oil am two table of vinegar Add a teaspoon 6f salt one eighth teaspoon of pep Ir Pouf over? Ind strde in the 'refrigeratofforscv ruits on the other hand go very well with a tart sharp dress uig respond bat to dial ing to which a little cheese or tome nuts have been added Or one that it slightly sweetened like Bar Dressing To nuke Ber le Duc Dressing Major Dargue amous Aviator Appears In Raleigh RALEIGH April 1 Major Herbert A Dargue leader of the Pan Ameri can flight through South America in 1927 and recipient of the Distin guished lying Cross win address the North Carolina student br anch of Raleigh branch of the American Bo clety of Mechanical Engineers at State college on April 18 Invitations have been issued the University of North Carolina branch of the society to meet Jointly with the State and Raleigh branches West Pointer Major Daraue la a graduate of the united states unitary Academy and served in the Philippines in 1913 and 1914 With on old machine which kept in repair he made a total of 123 flights and served with distinction in locating targets invisible from bat teries He is also outstanding for his work in conducting successful experi ments in sending radio messages Horn hydroplanes When Ma lor Darzue returned to the United States from the Philippines he won rapid promotion in the avia tion division of the armv He was ordered overseas in connection with the study of training of pilots during the World war and after the war he was a student in the government air' engineering school at McCook ield Dayton Ohio and was graduated In 1920 Back To Washington Upon graduating from the engineer ing school Major Dargue returned to Washington serving for a short time on the advisory board then as chief of the operations division and later as chief of the war plane sec tion This tour of duty was followed by his entering as a student at the com mand and general staff school from Which he was graduated with distinc tion in 1924 returning to Washington Upon graduation In 1930 he graduated from the naval war college at Newport and the as sumed command of the second bom bardment group at Langley ield Vs Where he is now stauonea New 6 Cent Tax On Gasoline Is In Effect Today rCREAM Women who have complexions of every type have found In lQPgfsPerpUe (Vanishing) Cream perfectprdtectlon for thelf akin and a dainty hue for their face powder Try it Women who keep their skin blear fresh and radiant use Cleansing Cream daily to overcome Skin Congestion (dirt clogged pores) Women who preserve the yoath of tfeeir skin i Cold Cream toerasewrlnkle and to replace precious skin oils Each at Clesaalag aaS Call Crum la asaaaadau arieM ai lie lie and Me mix a dressing abbropriate to the salad The flavors of greens and light vegetables sug gest a tart dressing such as Bachelor Club or If your silad is nude of greens or light vegetables select i dressing light enough to let the flavin of the salad assert thenuelva Bache lor Club Dressing would be an ex cellent choice To make Bachelor Club Dress ing Beat together well eight table spoons of Wesson Oil two table of vinegar a half teaspoon of salt anil a teaspoon of mustard and paprika Then stir in two tablespoons of finely flped onions An Interesting Little Bpok Mary Murray has written a new little book filled with helpful salad suggestions It suggest the right kind "of salads for each occasion and thej gb1 bmwiGea' wc wut ec very nappy to sena you your copy ii you win sena us your name ana address The Wesson Oil and Snowdrift Peoole 210 Barohhe Street New Orleans La VniOH ftlSTAL COMQMl'tS LASH VOVO DtTALtD0DCD'J No EXTRA eXPEAlSt EXCEPT ItLtQSlAM BON MARCHE Vinaigmte Drtosirig a sweet dressing such as Bar le Duc or one made with cheese or nuts Seafoods howevertaste best when they are marinated in rench Dressing and served with Lemonaise Choose a Gown Shop ashion its the smart thing to do! Teachers In Asheville city schools patrons and parents will hold a meeting in the David Millard Junior high school auditorium at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon for the purpose or consiacring tno icnooi crisis The meeting is being sponsored bv parcntitcacho'l units 'in the city schools a tempor 1 ary chairman to preside will oe elected Alfred Barnard prominent Ashe ville attorney will deliver the chief address I The ing will be to discuss the aituotton brought about by Inability of the I city to give the teachers their sal arles for the past several weeks Many of the teachers are in dire I financial straits as a result of tan ure to receive their pay checks I Patrons teachers and interested) persons are urged to attend Arrangements for the session were made by Mrs Carter president I of David Millard Junior high school Study Given I Cotton Plan Of Wrigley') Miss McKlmmon will go to iTyon wnere sue before returning to Among the Asheville students tending Ashley Hall at Charleston who will spend the Easter va cation in the city are: Miss Mil dred Vanderhoof daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Vanderhoof of Albemarle park Miss Sophia Ste phens daughter of Mr and Mrs George Stephens of 12 Evergreen Lane Grove Park Miss Martha Page daughter of Mrs Mitchell Waddill Page of 162 Kimberly avenue and Miss Marion Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Granville Taylor of Edgemont road Grove Park Miss Taylor will be accompanied home by Miss Julia Dowof Elmira schoolmate who will spend the holi days as her guest Mias Vanderhoof will be accompanied for the Easter visit by her roommate Miss Allee Wardwell of New York city "Ned' Courtny widely known Memphle newspaperman died 'at hospital hm Tuoday ia death Black Blue Brown dB ack Whito aflle VISITS STATE the rendezvous of those who seek indiviJnalitv ek Bon Marche Here are shown the frocks that are subtly Be 1 vf a 1 a Ls Uhigwvc sumo jacKci QresscB quaint petticoat frocks or the increasingly popular pajama dress A charming collection! 1 SOCIAL CALENDAR' THURSDAY chapter nite Qf the Confederacy will meet in the Confederate hall of the county courthouse at 3 Mrs W' Plummer of How land road Grove Park will bethe hostess for the meeting of the Current Literature club at 3j30 rm Mrs Swain will entertain the meeting of the Pierian club at jaer home in the Kigiberiy ex teiision at 3:30 WASHINGTON April The market were more intdtested Wednesday te price Wuuam Wrig ley jr expected to pay for some 100 000000 pounds of cotton about 200 000 bales) be said be planned to ouy between now and December than in tne purchase itseir ixing the limit at "not to exceed 12 cents a pound" Wrigley's top price was 3 1 2 cents better than the price averaged from general trade opinion on what cotton win be worth if the country produces another 14 000 000 bale crop While the government is forbidden by law to predict cotton prices Alex anaer uegge wnen chairman or farm board collected for his own Information private estimates of prices likely to obtain If the new crop yield ran to certain figures Averaged those opinions indicated 16 1 2 cents on a 10000000 bale crop 8 1 2 cents on 14000000 bales and 7 1 2 cents on 15000000 bales Some Individual estimates were as raw as 7 i a cents on a 14000000 bale crop MIAMlllSHEARD ROM WWNC STATION Rice Dresldent nf th in in Chamber of Commerce at Miami ria wno spoxe over radio station WWNC Tuesday evening left early Wednesday morning for Charlotte where he will visit the Junior Chamber of Commerce and speak ovfcr station WBT Mr Rice brought to Asheville greetings for Mayor Harry Plummer irorn Mayor Reeder of Miami He came to tne city to express to Sheph erd general manager of station WWNC the appreciation of hl homo city for the cooperation in broadcasting the International radio ptfrty last November when 86 sta tions dedicated program to Miami Radio in court KIMBERLEY 8 South African courts have gone in for radio In an effort to make the proceeding of th courts audible to everyone in the courtrooms a microphone has been arranged In front of witness boxes and by manipulating an amplifier even the most inaudible witness' voice can be made to fill the room guested 4 an I Mr and MTs Thomas Easterby trt hnmA In IVV eeve miv MIVIUJ UBUlCO QV LXACAf fl Wen! after a visit with Mr Idence in Edwin place Grove Park WEPNBDAYAPRIET Meaas TELEGRAPH DELIVERyl XDEMtivrtD fr WW40ED MtnCvOy CAftflwyO lOweOS GLOBE a 8x ViriL Oseb HAPPvttss oa soooow mi tvtay Ciry ba 9 oa PtOECT DELIVERY BY BvS Aaiywmeol Om ekOTH VetiTEOW UeXACTLy AS OODEOED Mow EVERYONE V5ES SEflviet Says ir wJm TD M19YBLD lower's By Alusic Club To Have Saturday Meeting The presentation pf'The Hillbilly" recent composition by Lee Briggs noted young artist Of will be among the attractive features to be given at the Saturday afternoon meeting of the Saturday JJusic club The session will take place at 3:30 c'cloek at th' home of Mrs Edward Sehoenhelt dn Reed Jrtreet JThe com position is to be played by the wind quartet organized by Mr Briggs who will conduct the program gt urdav afternoon Mrs Stfkeleather will be those appearing on the program will be: Miss Jessie Till Miss Evelyn Glenn Mr Charles Walters Miss Mabel XU' Mis Mary Coleman and Mr' leury Coleman Report from the state convention of the North Carolina ederation of music club will be given by the delegates A fcftetjdaaee member 1 I Mr and Mrs Walter 8 Ross of Chicago are spendlr a month at the Biltmore orest Country club I Mrs Henry Gaines of Edwin place Grove Park has as her guest Mrs 'Himpson Pate eldon of Memphis 3 3 Miss Carroll Smith of Philadel phia has arrived for stay with her brother and sister Mr and Mr Newman Smith in Albemarle park Miss Adelyn Harris and M1m Edith Harris of Gracelyn are leaving Thursday for Atlanta where they will be for the Easter holiday jl jg Mr Mitchell Page of Kimberly avenue Grove Parkha returned to her home after visiting in Charles ton Jl Jt Mr and Mrs William Helton of Edgewood road ate leaving April 15 for Charlotte where they will make their home Mr Helton is now di vision manager for the United States Tobacco company with offices in Charlotte 2950 SECOND LOOR 3950 Trinity Business Group Ha vq Easter Sate number and 'four of th Buslneu tad Prof eu ionl Worn guild of the Trinity Episcopal church will hold Easter sale of homemade candles? cakes aalsds and deviled egg on Saturday morn ing at the city market Th ule will opened at in the mornlng with Mias Jane Hume chairman in charge She is being assisted by Mrs Emilv Hazzard and Mr Harry ox I 3 Ji Miss Stellamay Spears Weds Mr Bartlett The Spears daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Speys of Grace to Mr Os car Bartlett formerly of Swan nanoa now of Baltimore has been announced by parent of the bride The wedding took place on Saturday March 21 in Greenville The bride who was attending Grace high school at the time of her marriage was a member of the senior ciass The coupie more Md where EveryMSdy knows Ambrosia the wonderful new cleanser for the akin With every 61 purchas er Ambrosia and 39c extra we will include one 61 bottle of Ambrosm tightener and a 61 bottle of Am brosia cream both new and won derfully effective "New aces for Old Wlli vu vaauavaQ UwUK Uil C3IQ OX kid la inciudech CENTER AISLE STREET LOOR i i fective today the county highways will not actually ba taken over until July 1 Governor Gardner who sponsored the new law predicted It "will meet the need of our people in a manner even beyond the expectation of its Ha said the act provid ing for the use of convict labor for road work where cheaper labor can not beobtalned wouldputthe state in control of 47 chainganga and 2 500 county prisoners Seven members ot the old highway oommiaton' aboUjhed lay th Jaw will continue in office until new commlsalon la named by Governor uaraner inair terms expired night at midnight New York State Leads In Number OfVisitofs Here The state of New York tqt the seventh time in eight successive weeks led in the number of visitors coming to Asheville last week It was learned Wednesday from figures com piled by the Chamber of Commerce Illinois was second rm the 114 and Ohio third Mawachusetta a large gain over the previous week placed fourth Thirty one states Canada Cuba and the District of Columbia were represented among the visitors during the week The figures were compiled from the registers of leading hotel in thecity rnrrTf MEN BEAT SUBS Experiments con ducted th Washington navy yard show that a man can dive deeper than a submarine A submarine it was found could withstand a nraMur of only 132 pounds equivalent to a depth of 800 feet With no other protection than th new diving lung men have been able to withstand a pressure of 154 pounds equivalent to 350 feet wm Tip PORTKRI carried his up three flights of stairs and at th hand anj said 'Thflvk'Wir tea" BOOTBLACK: And what was it a dime? 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