Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 24

THE ASHEV1LLE CITIZEN. ASHEVILLE. N. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1935 Page SIXTEEN Section THEATERS ABLE McDonald-Lumpkin Bill Is Opposed By Chamber CHURCH IS NOW FREE OF DEBT; SERVICE HELD T.

A. GROUP OF IIITTIER SCHOOL A.MES OFFICERS WHITTIEH. Feb. 36. Whlttier parent-Teacher Mao- BE GIVEN OVER WWNC ASHEVILLE telephone tint Iron BiHMlnc ft 70 1000 WntU.

Owni'il mid Operated hv I tie CHln-n Hnuiili ntlnj; ('(itnpaiiy. "MiC tiMllt.iles Niitlnhal IImkmIi at I iir Conipntiy I'mcmim. I.or' Indicate! l.oinj I'roerama. elation met Friday in the tudt torium of the Whlttier school. Fol lowing the presentation of a Qenrgi Washington program by the flf i and sixth grades, under the dir tmn of Miss Thelma Moody, following officers and commltt chairmen were selected: President i Mrs.

Bob Childers; secretary-tress I urer, Mrs John Ashe; membership 1 Mrs, John Norton: finance, Mis FLETCHKR. Feb. 25. (Special) An impressive service. In commemoration of the paying of the church debt, was held fcundav morning at the Fletcher Methodist church.

The money to pny on the debt was raised during the past threo months. The formal dedication of the church building will be held later, probably on Ea.ster Sunday. The pastor, the Rev. D. N.

Howell, was in chargp of the service Sunday. Short talks were made bv W. 8. Berge. Mrs.

J. C. Sales, Roy schrcyer. and the pastor. After the talks, the notes were placed on a tray and six of the men who had endorsed them held It while the pastor struck a Musical Comedy Will Be Heard Over WWNC At 10 O'Clockk i i nbc Mrirnlne l)wi ion illi nn fedcr i Thelma Moody; program -social, Mrt i Loc I'M.

Kill. PIKIKRN MINUTES L. H. Swam. f'rf Hurilo Nrs fl fl if.i 5 in retired or srml-retlred Individuals uselesi.

This will adversely affect Western North Carolina, which appeals particularly to this class of prospective resident. "The other tax burdens upon Industry contained in the bill will not only scrioiwly affect those plants now In the state, making It more difficult to compete with manufacturers of similar lines In other states because of added costs, hut will maKc Impossible to attrac to this state any new Industrie, many ol which are now seeking locations In the south. It will also discourage Investments by North Carolinians In North Carolina Industries. "This bill will pens lire particularly the small locally owned and closely owned corporate business. The Chamber of Commerce doubts gravely the wisdom of the occupational tax as the state now levies a very htgh Income tax upon Individuals.

"The three members In the assembly from Buncombe county are urged to use their best efforts to defeat the McDonald-Lumpkin bill." Opposition to the proposed MrDouald -Lumpkin bill by the puhiir affairs committ.ee of tht ChRmber of Commerce was expressed In a letter mailed yesterday to iiie nuncombo county legislative delegHtion at The a-tlm was taken at meeting yeMcrday morning at tin cimmbf of Commerce. The letter to the Buncombe county delegation which signed by Ottls Green, president of the Chamber of Commerce, nnd Andiew CienneW, chairman of the publtc al lairs committee. Is as follow "At a combined meeting "I the fl I rectors of the Asluivlllo Chamber of Commeice and the public affairs conVnitttee of the Chamber of Commerce, the pro-po'd Mr Donald -Lumpkin bill was studied and Its effect upon the huMW-wi of the state and upon the future ol this areu lenticular was carefully weigh-rd. he decision was that any addition to tin- tjtxcs upon income from du idendg from do-metir corporal inns would not only drive many residents fiom the M.itr, but would ninkc all efforifi to attract to this stnte fine Tmnip of ftni Nlic: Your Health NHC (Vmcrty.s STiriiki I'h: Hri'iicfi-iii NBC Nnf'l Education An Convention NIK' Wrrie Hvmn Slna I.ir lie HA I'M Kit KOI AST NltC Prvs fUdln NVfc adio di al IIC ft KMKDY Tr.ME NH( The Hurclv O-irrtv Man N): I Piuee Orrln-sTn IA SI ANKACK IIMK HJC.NAL Mlf Yi'i hiwI Vi'ir iot mT.f-n- MIC PHIUP MdKIilS PIHXIHA.M iK iur. viui rimrmAM NBC IKXAfO PWX.KAM Wfril F.I) WVN'N Nnr: urawty box THKATIIE I In the future, meetings of th group will be held at 3:45 o'cloci every other Friday afternoon.

was paid for at that time with th exception of it.ooo which was bor rowed by means of notes endorse! by the stewards of the churchj i I'l'lJirK, Hol.LWOOD HIOHUGHTS I l.nr i'loJiHin Hrsiinip i Mid CI, AHA hV KM i WW 1'iDAY i WIC MorniiiK Pnriirli-i NIK" Hie HoiiviiiLrfHiTK MIC Your Clii.t NIK' I ft Ilnnd i i.oc. L'K' HAIHO HPOri.IflUT 1 ir. in 44 7 th fl (0 match and burned the notes. As thi I last flicker of flames died away the doxology was sung. The church was built In 102B and Nil jonn ii mi stnrt Home nr Nl'O i Nfu: II IK Mlif' i I from Uig if F.iv a nrl Sullivan OtertlS Tiln of fVul s.

Rndin R-viip is 1 Mir h.m i 4'. Nlir Nr A 00 MiC Kn fl NP.r Prrnrh r.t'Ino Oirjii-ra NFtC' fi-nrrp H.tinit'in'j, (trrlir Housing Administration Rules Play-Houses Are Eligible Under a new ruling of the Federal HouMiig Administration, theaters which have been allowed to deteriorate during the years ol the depression may be repaired undr modernization loans arranged through accredited financial agencies. The repairs may cost anywhere from $100 to $2 000 and the credits will be extended on Xhf same as repairs or modernization of any other property, uii as dwellings and stores. A lrgo number of Inquiries are coming Into national beariqiiartrr-i and to the local units to ascertain It surh property is eligible to loans. The le al bus I'llid that tbey are, providrd the loral lending nen'-y rs tho loan a cond risk.

Th Rowrnment. will extend tho usual loan RuainnU'e. so that the work may nt once. compiled by th theater Industry reveal that approximately ri3.000.00n may he spent to advantage In putt Inn playhouses back In condition. Of course, all of Improvements contemplated may not bo eligible under the regulations, hut thoe that come within the.

approver! list will amount to a large sum and materially stimulate the building Industry and employment. Chairs, carpets and draperies are excluded because they are movable, hut repntrs to the heating plnnt. floors, and the building proper are authorized. Incorporated farms, such as recreation camps iifiPd during the Hummer are also eligible for loans it was ruled by the lethal division. Surh loans will come within the regulations Tor similar loans or any other property.

"Oood News." a musical comedy of A few years no, will be nrvlvpct dur-InR tne Palmoive Beauty Box the-iter over WWNC tonht nt 10 o'clock Pea La Centra and John Barclay will have the lead Inn roles in the production. The comedy was taken from A book by Lauronco Schwab and DeSylva with muMc by Ray Henderson. "Good News" Is a romantic comedy of eollece life and wl the fashion lor several of the coIIpkIhIi1 comedies which followed. It xrs the story In muMc of potbal Captain Tom Marlowe, his prowess on the prldiron. lack of success In the class-room and how Co-ed Connie Lane tutored him In astronomy.

Phil Duey. baritone, will sine "Stout Hearted Men" and "Itoad to Paradise" as his two featured solos on the Philip Morris program over WW-NO tonlRht at. 8 o'clock. Leo Rels-man's orchestra will be heard playing, "I Believe In Miracles," "The Isle of Capri," "The Devil In the Moon." "Fare Thee Well Annabelle," "Solitude. "I Get A Kick Out of You." "Touch of Your Hand." "When I Grow To Old To Dream" and Ravel's "Bolero." Johnny, the Philip Morris pafje, will open the proRram net Sally singer will be heard doing the vocals on several of the TODAY'S CHOICE FEATURES Hl.i:KIO HON MMIUli; TIM I I I.

I ll II.KN MIM'IK IHII.MM IIOI.I.VUOOII IIK.in.H.l! I I II :li.V HI I Ol tiAli: IIKMiMS I.I KM I'll. SIH MV TODAY'S CHII.DKKN 1 fill.lli:iCT AND SI 1.1, IVAN OIMKCTTA I Mil AND YOl It iO KKNMKNT 7: I'lllLIP MOKHIt Till, I'OHD I'ltOliKAM 'I KX At'i I'KOIiHAM WITH hl SS 10:4 PAi.Mtii.ni: hkai ty imx wn. For several years he and his wife, who has been a seml-lnvalid for several yenrs, have made their home with their aon, Vernon, OVER NATIONAL NETWORKS Spiro To Preach BARNARDSVILLB. Feb. 25.

(Special) The Rev. Robert H. Spiro, of Aahevllle. will preach at the Big Ivy Baptist church here Thursday evening at the weekly prayer service hour, according to the pastor, the Rev. B.

8. Hensley. Undergoes Operation ROBBIN.SVILLE, Feb. 35. (Special) Mrs.

Harlle Wiggins was taken to a Knoxville hospital last Saturday lor a major operation. The operation was lerformed Monday. 80 Chickens Stolen WARNE. Feb. 25.

(Special Chicken thieves visited ft section along State highway No. 28. between here TI'FSHAV NHC-VIAK Nt.TWOHK 00 Xrmi I'd (xrheM in 6 15 Wfrklv Hiiiniinl Sinwliiff ti News period A 3f-Murv Humll and h-iiigs H45-Hilv Jliitrhelor's Hitctrli 7 00 The Ttin-r Kranuiv Vocal I 7 lf Whisprniitf JhvIc HmlUi You and Your driver Ijoo Holsmnn's Oi dip Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace, Milton S. Elsenhower.

Department of Agriculture press chief, and Nils A. Olsen. chief of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, will discuss "What Kind of a Foreign Trade policy Do the Farmers Want?" during the Farm Rnd Home Hour over WWNC today at 12:30 o'clock. Mary Kingsbury Simkhovltch. director of the Greenwich House and President of tho Public Housing con- ft qn Jim Frtl.in firrhentr fl Ift-Tht Old Timer 8 Claude HoukIii- Orchestra ft Irv OrttirMra fl on Bunr crnsbv frouriim 0 Junes and )rriiritr 1(1 00 Walter OK'-efe and BhOW Id 3f)-Omaln lkilM('s Hhlu 10 4.

V- I lio Voire f(f the crusader III .00 Trunk lift lie Or''h'" lra I) Frtuik Nfiihv'j On-heMrn 11 nn Johnnv (Jreen and r-hestr 'i 00-Orvilli! Knntio f)rr)ictrft 12 30 Leon Nviirii Orrhe'ra MiC Ul. M.IWIIKK ft Cullive Choir fl iTi'Sh-rtiiitin News fl :j.v Dornthv and orchentrn fl 15 Uiwell Thninns 7 OO-AitiDh 'IV Ainlv 7 Downrv In Hnnas 130-Musilr M'-iuorics ami poet ft 00 The Crime Cl'i' Mvsterv ft If) Lawrence Iihhetl and Orchestra, on Or.ire Moore's Protrrnm 0 The rrieirlnnri Orchestra ID 'In He Annoiinred II O0-AIe I.vnian Orrhetrn 11 Hotf and (JrrhrMra 12 00-Kudv Vullew and Oichevira Grounds Beautified I VAI.l.K CHUCKS, Feb. 25. Hhrubbeiy is being sot on the school grounds of the Cove Creek high school. A truckload was delivered recently and more is to lie planted later.

This work Is being sponsored by the agricultural class as a part ol It lawn Improvement program. Road Work Completed VALLK VUUCIS, Feb. 25. The project of improving the road leading from Windy Gap to Kellers-vllle, a distance of four miles, has been completed. The work was done by relief workers tinder the FEU A.

Oscar Phillips superintended the work. Thomas Is Recover inff VALLK CKUCIA. Feb. 25. Alfred Thomas, a prominent farmer of the Mabel community, is recovering from a serious operation at Grace hohpital, Banners Elk as a result, nbout 80 hens were tak-' en from the homes of J.

M. Serous. .10 Wnvnr Klnn's Orrlirhtm 0 00 nrn Hemic nnd Iho lirJi fl 30 Ed Wvnn flmtiam 10 liO l.whl Show 11 oo-Ur. HtHiilrv inh Editor 1 1 AS Voice, of Koiniince. Moiiks 1 1 .30 Tom CHTiin unri On 12 no ClierniaVAkv and (rilicii ra 12 30 Floreiirp It I elia rd ti flirhustra HS-WAHC fiOO S'insfe 15 ttohhv Benson fl ti i iii uif MusU" New period Mvrt and Marce 7 10 Jerry Conner nnrllnne 7 4." Honk? Carler'n Comment "THE FRAME MAKES THE PICTURE" Every Home has valuable pictures that hould be renovated and possibly modernized with new frames and mats in order to harmonize with newly acquired furniture, rugs and miscellaneous decorations.

We have many old reproductions as well as modern numbers in mouldings round, square and oval frames with and without carved corners; also etchings and prints. Consult us on harmonizing your home decorations and let us give you our very economical quotations on repairs and framing. Visit Our Booth At The Tyler Building Trull Williams, T. Bumarner, and John L. Evans.

Restaurant Opened MARSHALL, Feb. 25. (Special) Clyde Redmon and William Redmon. brothers, have opened a restaurant heslde the Rector hotel near the west end of Marshall. The cafe was opened Saturday.

TUtjEN TONIGHT I r0 KM JOHNNIE (IN PERSON! 14 LEO REISMAN HIS ORCHESTRA tk puii ftirrv in cikir.it afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. With Harold Kiinford conducting, the operetta will bo ating by Waiter Preston In the role tr liord Chancellor; Fred HulHmllh as Tolloller; Pklward Wolter as tho Earl of Mountarrat! Olla Mranz as tho Queen of tho Fnries. Ivy Scott ns Iolanthe and Muriel Wilson as Phyllis. fprencc. will br guest jspouker through tho courtesy of the Foreign Affairs Forum on the Woman's RhcIIo Revue over WWNC this afternoon.

Mm. aimkhovllch, who hna been actlvo in settlement work for a number of years, will talk on "Present fitntus of Europesu Housing." The revue, under tho direction of Clfiudlne McDonald will bo brondrast at 4 o'clock. IU ILI) LILY POM) Small water lilies can be grown In a pool 3 feet in diameter and with I a depth of 22 inche. If the earth Is firm, the bottom, well packed, will suffice. Masonry sides should be 6 Inches thick.

Tho cost, where you do your own w-ork, will bo trifling. Wesley Church III HOT SPRINGS. Feb. 25. Wesley Church, of the Antloch section, near Hot Springs, is reported to be critically 111.

He has been 111 with Influenza nnd heart complications for several (lavs, and has gradually grown weaker. Mr. Church is one oi th1 best known f.irmers of I his section nnd a prominent clti- STERCIII BROS. PLACES ORDERS FOR FURXITURE Anticipating a great lncrea.se In purchases as a result of the Home Modern! at. ion and Building Hterchl Brothers has placed orders for a large quantity of household furniture.

"We have mads unusual preparation for the exposition." m. manager, said. "Furniture has been coinlnit In for the pa.st week. We are certain that a great many home owners arp going to realize Jur, how eisy it Is to modernize their home at. a small cost." Htyles In furniture have changed In the past, 13 months, Mr.

Peerson pointed out. Manufacturers have had skilled designers at work developing new Ideas. Motifs are different In many ways. Furniture to be displayed at the exposition by Sterchl Brothers will lie taken nut of reular stock on the firms four floors at 52-50 Bllt-more avenue. COAL FIRM WILL EXHIBIT ANCHOR KOLSTOKER HERE Arrangements for nn exhibit of the Anchor Kolstoker in th Home Md-ernlzatltui and Building exposition have been hY C.

W. Bradlev. manager of the AMicvllle Blue Ocm Coal company. Tho Blue Gem Coal company Is Western North Cnrolina distributor for the Anchor Kolstoker, recognized as a leader In tho automatic coal stoker field. The exhibition will show visitors Just how the Kolstoker operates In the home.

Information nnd lltero-tnre concerning stokers and various tv)on of coals will be dispensed at the Blue fiem booth. Sarah-Louise Shop 9 Haywood St. Phone 1681 "lolnnthe." Uie Gilbert nnrl flul- I livim light openi that tells i-hc atory Tho presentation of the. Amerirnn Rduentlonnl award for to June Ad inns, fonmler of Hull House In for leadership In soclwl advancement will be heard over WWNC tonight at 1 1 1 A o'clock. The award offered annually by the exhibitors Cornell Breslln has died at 8hea-kinagrennam, Irish Free State, at the ace of 104.

of tho charming, fairy Ioinnthe punished by her queen fnr marrying jj tho mortal lird Chancellor of Kn-Intid. will be heurd over WWNO this 21 wi tooruii4 Wl AM SEE A Solid Carload Of New Spring Styles All fresh new patterns, distinctive upholstery fabrics and styles that have never before been shown in Asheville. Karpen is considered the standard of good taste and comfort and with it prices no higher than substandard quality. AT we Hill OUR BOOTH At The HOME M0DERNI ZATI0N And BUILDING EXPOSITION Typical 2-pc. Suite THE EXPOSITION Burton's furnish and decorate a room in maple, for your inspection, at the Exposition.

How is it possible to achieve such quaint charm at so low cost? Our interior decorating facilities are offered free to our customers. Others $84.75 to $189.00 Laundry Chute Quickly Collect Soiled Linen A laundry chute, with opening on nil floors, is the quickest and most sanitary way of collecting soiled linens and clothing and disposing of them until washday. In this manner the housewife or laundress Is relieved of carrying heavy, bulky bundles downstairs. Then, too, bathroom or hall space In not taken up with hampers. The most satlsfnctory chute Is of a metal material which will Hot rust, chip, stain or In any way Injure fabrics which are sent through to the laundry room.

A satisfactory metal Is nlchel-copper alloy of silvery color which combines the properties of several dllterent metals Into one. Xew Doors Add To Charm Of Du elling rvorwavs how often are they considered as mere holes in a wall for entrance and exit puip'ys. and how often do they present an appearance all too suggestive of Just that! In reality. thre Is scarcely a detail that can acid more distinction to a home than its doors. It now costs no more to have doots of good design and quality than to install tiRly ones of nondescript appearance.

While at one time beautiful doors were made to order only, and at (rreat cot. It is now possible to buv cheaply nundarrt size doors of rare tuchitecturai benuly and sound construction hoi ce materials. Interior and exterior doon of nil types may be hud at low cost as the result of standardization. The addition of new doors Ihroiuthnut can be included in most of the home Impi inrninil project, planned during the lie Her Honshu; I'rogiaui of the Federal Housing Administration. i row it ri noKM Live in KARPEN Comfort Karpen was among the first to introduce economical, comfortable, practical studio couches.

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BURTON SOU HOLLAND FURNACE CO. of the National Fducatlon assoela-tion at the convention of the department of superintendence, be made by Oscar L. Chapman, assistant secretary of the Interior. 602 Haywood Road I I Phone 9S0 West Aslievilk OUR 36 I laywqoil St. Phone 6440 The Ford Program starring Fred W.inng and his lynnsvlvsnisns and it laiye cast of ahigeri wlil be on the air tonivht at 8 o'clock over WWNC The hour of popular music 1 tposored by Thi Klchbmrf M.nor Company.

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