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To Preside KLx.. * M bß*' "' ’ v ; wtaw fr ■" —Courtesy Macon Telegraph Mrs. T. Hunter Henderson, depart ment president of the auxiliary to the United Spanish War veterans of Georgia. Mrs. Henderson will preside at the state convention, which con venes here today, tomorrow and Tues day. Savannah is host to many distin guiehed guests who have arrived to attend the convention of the Aux iliary to the United Spanish War vet erans’ convention here for a three day session, with headquarters at the Hotel De Soto. Among the distinguished guests from over the state are: Mrs. Jim mie Austin, department senior vice president, of Macon, Ga.; Mrs. Lottie Simons, department junior vice presi dent of Columbus, Ga.; Mrs. Pearl Parham, department chaplain of Al bany, Ga.; Mrs. Theresia Shaddeau, department judge advocate of Atlan ta. Ga.; Mrs. Mozelle Mallory, de partment patriotic Instructor of At lanta, Ga.; Mrs. Margaret Gallagher, department historian of Fort Ben ning, Ga.; department conductor, Mrs. Martha Wise of Augusta, Ga.; Mrs. Elizabeth Scogin, department guard of Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. Elizabeth Macon, department guard of Macon, Ga.; Mrs. (Eerha Gossett, department assistant guard of Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. Willie Slaughter, department music ian of Athens, Ga- Savannah has the honor of having four state officers. Mrs. Ivie Hender son, department president, Mrs. Anna Simmons, department secretary, Mrs. Mary Knox, department treasurer, and Mrs. Hattie McMillan, depart ment chief of staff. Monday the auxiliary to Worth Bagley Camp will entertain with a luncheon at which Mrs. Bonine Po mar, president of the auxiliary, will b 1 hostess. Sunday, June 7—lo a.m., to 4 p.m.; Registration of all veterans and aux ll.arlcs, Hotel De Soto, headquarters, 5 p.m., to 6 p.m.; concert by Parris Island United States Marine band at U.S. V. state memorial, Bull street end Park avenue; 8:30 p.m.; me me.'a! services at Bijou theater, 112 Eroughton street, Ea:t. Monday, June 8—8:30 a.m., to 9:30 a.m., concert by Parris Island, United States Marins band, Hotel De Soto partment and auxiliaries, main din ing room, Hotel De Soto; 11 a.m.; business iession, auxiliary, Gold Room, Hotel De Soto; 2 p.m., adjournment; 2:15 p.m., luncheon served by Worth Bagtey auxiliary, Catholic club, Bull and Charlton streets; !:30 p.m., pa rade of entire department and aux iliarlec, naval, military and. patriotic organizations: parade starts at Bay and Bull streets; 8 p.m., annual ban quet, ball and entertainment, Hotel D? Soto; 9 p.m., street dance and carnival. Bull street between Liberty and Harris streets, opposite Hotel De De Soto; 9:30 a.m., business session, ness session, breakfast room, Howl Soto. Tuesday, June 9—9:30 a.m., bus! auxiliary. Gold Room, Hotel De Soto; 1:45 p.m., adjournment; 2 p.m.; take automobile at Hotel De Soto for fish fry and trip to Savannah Bteach, Ty bee Island. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED BUNCH-ELLIS The bethrothal of Miss Evelyn Bunch to John W. Ellis, is announcer by the bride-elect’s parents, Mr. anc Mrs. A. L. Bunch. The marriage of the young couph will be solemnized during the sum mer. ®GIVE MOTHER AND DAD A PICTURE— THEY WILL CHERISH IT FOR YEARS TO COME MEMORIES WITH A LIVING PHOTOGRAPH f f"' 1 O 36 1-2 East Broughton St. JTVIVzjrZ O PHONE 4412 “Living Photographs” I MISS GUNTER'S PUPILS TO GIVE RECITAL TUESDAY NIGHT Tuesday evening, Miss Patsy R. Gunter wil present her pupils in a piano recital. The following attrac tive program will be given at 8:30 p.m. at the Lawton Memorial. Trio-Ting-a-ling (Spaulding) Helen Coursey, Jacquelyn Russell, Evola Cobb; The Moon is a Shepherdess, Folk tune, Allegro (Mozart) Spencer Connerat (age 5): Drum Solo, The Tin Soldier (Hackh) Talmadge Gra cen, Jr., (age 4); duet, The Cuckoo Clock (Spaulding) Mary Johnson and Sara Kate Sullivan; Finding a Fairy Ring (Bilbro), Dancing Daisies, (Spaulding) Sara Kate Sullivan; The Guitar Serenade (Gaynor) Singing Bells (Seml-Holst), Mary Johnson; Sweetheart Waltz (Kern) Jacquelyn Russell; Corn Huskin’ Bee, (Gwynn) Marching On (Kinscilla), Evola Cobb; Duo. The Rose Garden (Bil bro), Bernice Parrott and Jonnie Zipperer; Paper Chain Waltz (Lynes) Helen Coursey; Wistaria, (Engel mann): Jonnie Zipperer; Taps! (Military March) Englefaann, W. T. Sulivan, Jr.; Spanish Dance, (Ket terer), Helen Stewart; Double Duet, Parade of the Wooden Soldier (Jes sei) Bessie Clark, Helen Stewart, Mandelle Stewart, Lillian Quattle baum; Prestissimo in D (Kollng), Bemica Parrott; Dance of the Cas taneto (Brown) Bessie Clark; Spring’s Jubilee (Krentzlin) Man delle Stewart; Trio-Soldier Chorus from Faust (Lerman) Geraldine Ter. rance, W. T. Sullivan, Jr., Roy John son; LeCrepuscule (Twilight-Reverie) (Guy) Lillian Quattlebaum; Carnival Procesion (Martin) Geraldine Ter race: Quartetcoronation March from "The Prophet’’ (Meyerbeer) Lola Boggus, Geraldine Terrace, Gus sie Kenedy and Lillian Quattlebaum; Liesbestraum No. 3 (Liszt) Gussie Kennedy; Valcik (Mokrejs) Lola Boggus; Duo—The Blue Danuble Waltzes (Strauss-Schultz-Evler-Chas ins) Gussie Kennedy, Lola Boggus. Awarding of Certificates. ROOSEVELT NAMED BYCONVENTION SPRINGFIELD, Mass. June 6 (TP) The Massachusetts Democratic pre primary convention adjourned to night after endorsing President Roosevelt and nominating Governor Curley for the U. S. Senate. The convention adopted a 16-plank glatform. One plank endorses the Roosevelt administration and pledges support for the president’s re-elec tion. The other planks outline a pro gram for state affairs. State Treasurer Charles F. Hurley was nominated for governor to suc ceed Gov. Curley. SUSPECT HELD BOSTON, June 6 (TP).—A 30 year-old Easton, Pa., resident, Paul Lewis, Is being held under $2,000 bail tonight pending arrival of Peni/yl vania authorities. Lewis was picked up by Bay state detectives in connection with <n al leged highway robbery at Easton, Pa., last April, Boston authorities say he as agreed to return to Pennsylvania without fighting extradition proceed ings. Sallys Sallies / 4|AMe You 40T Licence fVER' The Old Doc says, “Life is just what »ate it" Ear.y Summer Bride-Elect MISS MARTHA CARTER STORY, of Atlanta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Story, whose engagement to Talmadge Claude Bray, of Athens and Savannah, is announced, the mar riage to be solemnized in the early summer. ON THE AIR RADIO PROGRAM Sunday, June 7 CBS AM. 7:00—On the Air Today 7:3o—Lyric Serenade 7:4s—Radio Spotlight B:oo—Sunday at Aunt Susan’s 8:30 —Tabernacle Hour 9:oo—Church of the Air 9:3o—News; Beethoven Sonata Fu ries 10:00—Children’s Hour 10:30—Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir and Organ 12:00 —noon, Church of the Air P.M. 12:30—Poets Gold I:oo—France Trio I:3o—St. Louis 2:oo—Everybody’s Music 2:3o—Pilgrim’s Period 3:00 —Sunday Serenade 3:30 —Songs of Russia 4:oo—Ann Leaf’s Musicale 4:3o—Tea Time Tunes 5:00 —Hour of Charm s:3o—Henry P. Fletcher Represent ative National Comm. 6:oo—Tommy Dorsey’s Orchestra 6:3o—Phil Baker, comedian 7:oo—America Dances 7:3o—Horace Heidt’s Orchestra B:oo—Sunday Evening Hour 9:00 —Parties at Pickfair 930—Community Sing 10:00—News; Vincent Traver’s Or chestra. 10:30—Bob Crosby's Orchestra 11:00—Frank Dailey’s Orchestra 11:30—Buddy Waples’ Orchestra 12:00—midnight, Sophie Tucker’s Or chestra Sunday. June 7 - NBC AM. 7:oo—William Meeder, organist SAVANNAH DAILY TIMES, SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1936 7:3o—Tone Pictures B:oo—Sunday at Aunt Susan’s B:3o—Funny Paper Party 9:oo—Southemaires 930—Tone Pictures 10:00 —News; Ward and Muzzy 10:30—Samovar Serenade 11:00—Pageant of Youth 11:30—Radio City Music Hall 12:00—noon, The Voice of Experience P.M. 12:30 —Sunday Forum I:oo—Walter Logan’s Musicals 1:30 —Peter Absolute, sketch 2:oo—You, by Gilbert Seldcs OSW KtUiLM PiPPenbCVED Pi Q.EPbRTeU— -fCie. LOUJ-'DOUJM ON Hl«> PxahT eviCN c HfMACS. to F» w <=- FvQ-ST vnM\StorN, LEWS AUOHe. F<T2SX PLBCS. **■ 11 ■ -Ta/ANK -7? ac-T u»eu.s by Jinny Hig THESE DAPPER come-on drivers who offer me rides to work! If I were trying to angle a ride, it’d be different. As it is, it’s THUMBS DOWN! 2:3o—Benno Rabinoff, violinist 3:oo—Sunday Vespers, Dr. Paul Scherer. 3:3o—Jerry Sears’ Orchestra 4:oo—Tom Terris, Oriental Ro- mance. 4:3o—Helen Traubel, soprano s:oo—Catholic Hour s:3o—Echoes of New’ York Town 6:30 —Jack Benny with Mary Liv ingstone 6:3o—Robert L. * Believe-it-or-not,” Ripley. 7:oo—Major Bowes’ Amateur Hour 7:30 —Palestine Flower Day B:oo—Jack Hylton's Continental Re vue B:3o—Walter Winchell, comments tor. 9:oo—Sunday Concert 9:3o—Goodwill Court. 10:00—Prhil Levant’s Orchestra 10:30—Paul Whteman’s Varieties 10:45—Jolly Coburn’s Orchestra 11:00 —Abe Lyman’s Orchestra NE W HOME OR. 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Stewart are two popu lar columns appearing daily in the editorial page of the Savannah Daily Times. They are known for their many scoops and "inside’ facts. Many of the most import ant events of the day have been foretold in these columns. 11:30 —Henry Busse’s Orchestra 12:00—midnight, Fletcher Hender son’s Orchestra. MISSING GIRL RETURNS HOME WASHINGTON, June 6 (TP) Fifteen year-old Ednee Josephine Ste phens came back home today after being missing since Wednesday morn ing- The young schoolgirl, daughter of William Stephens, personnel director of the resettlement administration, was the cause of a frantic search by police of the states surrounding Wash ington and department of justice agents had ben asked to take part in the search. She was found last night in Mail- i son, Va., by police of that town. Calm ly she them that she had got tired cf school and had just started cut in search of adventure. She had hitch hiked to the Virginia town. 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