Today’s picture section of the
Asheville Citizen shows David
Niven and Virginia Bruce sitting
out a dance in one of Hollywood’s
cases.
Fred Barnard of Tryon, and
Burgin Pennell, Asheville attorney,
were the principal speakers at the
weekly luncheon meeting of the
Lions club yesterday at the S.
and W. cafeteria.
Mr. Barnard, who is connected
with the Tryon Homespun shop,
at Tryon, spoke on the making
of homespun. The speaker trac
ed the history of homespun manu
facture in Western North Caro
lina.—Asheville Citizen.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ward leave
today for ten days trip to
Florida. They will be week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. B.
Jackson at St. Petersburg. From
there they will go to Miami and
back up the East Coast via At
lanta, Ga., for a visit with Bill
Ward, Jr., who is a student at
Georgia Tech.
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