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Thereafter he removed to Fargo,
North Dakota, where he continued
his practice. He was married to
Mae M. Murray on June ID, 1908,
who survives him. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glassford removed from Fargo,
North Dakota to Ell Centro, Imper-
ial County, Calf, in the month of
January, 1911, where he continued
the practice of law until his de-
cease.
And Be 1t Further Resolved that,
for the purpose of making the rec
ord hereinbefore referred to, this
resolution, including the foregoing
memorium, be spread on the min
utes of this bar association; that
copies thereof be duly certified to
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-31

THERAN, Persia, Jan. 31-Abdul
Hussien Khan Diba, former chief
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net to President Lebrun, who sign
ed the decree approving the nomi-
nations. The new premier said he
would present his government of
Republican action" before the
chamber of deputies Friday. The
first meeting will be held tomor-
row.
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Arrowhead Again
Open To Traffic

LAKE ARROWHEAD, Jan. 31.U.Pi
The last of 1000 pleaSurebent
Southern Californians who craved
a bit of snow and winter sports
only to find themselves trapped by
raging blizzard, moved back to
the warmer lowlands todays.
Road crews pucked 15-foot drifts
in a 24-hour battle before they
were able to clear roads and dis
lodge 500 snow bound automobiles.
Giant cauldrons of boiling water
were brought to the machines be-
fore they could start down the
mountainside under their own
power.
The only casualties reported were
a few cases of nervous exhaustion,
frost bitten fingers and toes, and
two carbon monoxide victims who
were promptly revived. The mo-
torists, who had been attracted
here by a winter sports carnival,
huddled together in their strand
ed cars to keep from freezing.
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TO ELIMINATE LIGHTS

MEXICO, Me. U.P Nineteen
thirty-three will be a lightless year
In this village. BY foregoing street
lamps, Mexico will save $1,000
year.
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NEW TOWING RECORD MADE

SAN PEDRO, Cal. W.P) When
the tuna bait boat Santa Marga-
rita dropped her propeller while
fishing off the Galapagos Islands,
it was necessary to tow the crate
1000 miles to port for repairs. 1t
was declared to be the longest
tow by one fishing boat of anoth-
er. HWHW
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Jesus Faces Betrayal and Denial
By HIGHT e. MOORE
By HIGHT c. MOORE

established and is to be kept TIL
he returns and gives the new
feast in the heavenly kingdom.
THE PREDICTION OF
PETERS DENIAL
b. Peter was astonished when
Jesus told him what he would do
before daybreak. Yet follow The
apostle from midnight to about
3 o'clock in the morning Of cru
cifixion day. We hear HIM boast
ing that he would never stumble
on account of his Master though
others should fail and fall, and
that he would die before he
would DENY his Lord. We see
him arming himself with a sword
in order to be ready, as he
thought, for any emergency. But
he was a sound sleeper In Geth-
semane while Jesus prayed IN
agony. Yet he was a furious
FIGHTER when Judas appeared
with an armed guard to arrest
Jesus, for he attempted to. behead
the high priests servant, And
he was a faraway follower as
Jesus was taken back to the city
for the trial The arraignment
before Aunas was preceded by
Peters first denial (Which was
simply a careless statement) and
Followed by his second and third
denials (the one compromising
and the other confirmedl within
the hour or so before the cock
growing But the look of the
Lord brought him to his senses
and sent penitential tears gush-
ing hot down his cheeks.
OBSERVE THE LORDS
SUPPER ;,
First, Observe 1t. "Takr ye."
Observance is not optional, but
No church can al
ford to neglect it. Only q dis
obedient Christian fails to keep
lit.
Second, Observe 1t Scriptural-
w "He took" The model IS
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given in the gospels. Paul also
reiterates directions. Read what
the New Testament has to say on
the subject, and act accordingly.
Third, Observe 1t AS Church.
He gave to them" The apostles
received it as a body. The early
churches observed it as churches.
1t is not a ministerial, or an IN
dividual, but a church ordinance.
Fourth, Observe 1t After Prep
aration. "Make ready for us.
Not without due mental and
spiritual preparation should we
enter this holy of HOLES with
Christ and our fellow Christians.
Fifth, Observe 1t with Prayer.
when, he had blessed-when he
lad given thanks" How Jesus
prayed over the bread and wine,
which were emblematic of his
own body and blood! And how
earnestly we also ought to pray
as we take them!
Sixth, Observe 1t with Discern
ncnt. Gle said unto them" The
physical act of eating and drink
ing is vanity and mockery unless
we grasp the meaning Of it all.
Therefore, be certain to "discern
the Lords body"
Seventh, Observe 1t with Re-
mcmbrance. "This is my body
this is my blood" Calvary is
crystallized in the supper. Thus
wildly we behold the dying
Christ and take him as our Saw
| Jour. 1t is the greatest Of all
memorials.
Eighth. Observe 1t in Hope.
'Until that day" He who sat
with the twelve in the upper
room will one day sit and sup
with the redeemed on high. To
that event every observance of
the supper points.
Ninth, Observe 1t with Praise.
"When they had sung a hymn
". 2G). Singing followed the
supper that night and has been
| associated with it ever since.
Indeed, it girdles the globe with
song.
Tenth, Observe 1t for Service.
"They went out" ". 26). There
is nothing more nutlitive and
strengthening to the believer and
the church than the proper and
profitable observance of the
Lords supper. How it qualities
for service!
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
PLEASANT GROVE
PLEA SAINT GROVE, June

MSANT GROVE, June l.
The communion services and foot
washing was held at the Pleasant
Grove church last Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock with a large at
tendance.
Miss Ada Orr returned home
last Sunday from Greenville &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Burdettc, the latter her sister,
whom she has been visiting for
the past three weeks.
Mrs. Robert Wilson of BeuIah,
was the dinner guest of Miss
Thelma Hamilton Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Gray who has
been very i'll for some time is
greatly improved. Her friends
hope to see her out soon.
Mrs. w. w. Allen, Misses
Marguerite and Blanche Allen
and George Johnson were callers
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noon on Saturday, July 1, 1888,
at the courthouse door in Hen
Jacksonville, publicly offer for
sale to the highest bidder for
cash all the right. title and in
terest of f. S. Wetmur, bank
rupt, and also all right, title and
interest of the undersigned truS-
tee in and to the one-half I'M
divided interest in 9.37 acres Of
land more or less. decided by S.
II. Wright and wife to +. S;
Wetmur, by deed dated 9th Of
October, 1925, and recorded IN
deed book $50, page 102 of the
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NOTICE OE SALE

Under and by virtue of the au-
thority conferred by the acts OF
congress relating to bankruptcy,
and by order made May 26, 1888,
by +. w. Thomas, referee. the
undersigned trustee of F. S. Wet
muir. bankrupt. will at II o'clock
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records of deeds of Henderson.
county, North Carolina, reference
to which is hereby made for more
complete description.
Report Of sale to be made to
F. w. Thomas, referee at his Of
flee in Wachovia Bank building,
Asheville, n. G., at II o'clock a.
M. on Bird day Of July, 1888, for
confirmation OF rejection Of said
sale. ~
This 1st day Of June, 1888.
Edw. r. Sutherland. Trustee.
+. S. Wctmur, Bankrupt.
l-ThurS-4t
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

MONNIE O'DARE, young md
beautiful, sails for Europe with
an old friend, MISS ANSTICE
COREY. Mo1nie believes DAN
CARDIGAN. with whom she has
long been in love, has Tilted her.
pnrtly because his parents look
down on MOnnie who is poor.
Dams parents want him To marry
wealthy SANDRA LAWRENCE.
Sandra, pretending to be MOnnic's
friend, does her best 10 win Dan.
even telling him Monnic il going
to marry CHARLES EUSTACE.
another admircr.
ARTHUR MACKENZIE, u rich.
middic-agcd New Yorker, sails ON
the same boat as Monnie. lie
showers her with attentions and
one night in london asks her 10
marry him. NOnnic hcsitatcS,
promising TO give her answer next
morning. While she is trying 10
make up her mind what to do she
receives letter from Dan cN-
planning his past neglect ana beg
sing her To forgive him.
Monnie decides tn return home.
taking the first boat. Mackenzie.
who has been called back tn New
York on business, is also sailing.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXIX
CHARLES EUSTACE. tall, lean
~ and elegant in his dinner
clothes, lOunged against the fire
place in Sandra Lawrence'3 home.
Il asked you TO come ill.," San
dra said softly, because there
was something special wanted
to talk about. Sit down"
The young man shot her a
rapier glance out Of keen dark
eyes, then subsidized into deep
red chair. The girl, affecting a
occurrences and shyness foreign
to her, stared into the flames.
you're going TO the party to-
night. | suppose" Charles ven
turcd in the awkward silence.
con, yes. That was it," Sandra
said. To Charles puzzled stare
she continued, Someone told me
YOU were angry at me and l did
so want TO get things Strengthened
out before we met when there
were people present. So awk-
ward" her voice trailed of.
Charles grinned. "Angry at
you? But that's absurd. Why
should | be-"
II don't know!" Sandra gave
him fleeting glance from under
long lashes. 1T does sound
silly, doesn't it. when we know
each other really so little. Only
well | fancied perhaps someone
had talked about me, prejudiced
you against me on account of
your friendship for someone else"
This was arrant nonsense and
Charles said so. His agreeable
voice seemed to soften the blow.
What, precisely" he inquired
amiabIy, do You mean"
Sandra laid her cards on the
table. you do like Monica
O'Dare awfully, don't yOu?"
He stiffened. "Ycs, l do. Does
she come into this?"
Sandra shrugged, a gesture she
had perfected. "A bit. You see
she used TO want Danny and he's
mine"
oh, ye5?" Charles seemed
family bored but any close OBJ
server would have noted the sud
den CLEAN in his eyes.
"He always has been, really,
said Sandra, warming to- her topic
\ year or two ago he ana Monnic
had a bit OF a Irritation. He
didn't take it seriously but she
did. Poor girl, she hadn't much
experience with beauX and Dan is
such Il lamb he didn't know shed
misunderstood"
CHARLES stood up, not liking
~ any Of this. I'm not at all
sure she did" he interrupted
"My impression always has been
that the affair was about fifty
fifty"
Aren't you quaint?" trilled
Sandra. 1T wasn't at all.
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Mark l4:173l.
Golden Textile is despised
and rejected of men; a man Of
sorrows, and acquainted with
grief.-Isaiah G3:3.
After spending two days IN re-
tirement, probably at Bethany,
Jesus and the twelve on Thurs
day evening of crucifiXiOn week
over to Jerusalem where in an
upper room he washed the dis
ciples' feet, observed the pass,
over. instituted the Lords sup,
ger and delivered the farewell
discourses concluding with the M
tercessory prayer Lrecorded by
John). The prediction Of Peters
denial appears to have been made
after they went out to Geth-
semane which was 400 or 500
yards outside the city wall east
ward.
TIE ANNOUNCEMENT
OF BETRAYAL
Jesus HOW lllSIIIuISu l!l9 -
memorial supper with all solemn
ity and yet with utter simplicity,
SO that without difficulty and ex-
pense it might be observed by
Christian churches in all the
earth through all the ages. He
used two universal elements, the
grain Of the field and the fruit
of the vine; significantly the
bread was broken and the wine
poured out; and rightly the bread
first and the wine second. Prayer
introduced the two parts Of the
ordinance, one 4 benediction and
the other a thanksgiving. The
symbolism was made perfectly
clear, the bread representing his
cruficied body and the wine rep
resenting his covenant blood
Each element was given to the
disciples by Jesus; he told them
to take It; and they all ate OF
the bread and drank from the
wine, emitting neither and par
taking of both in order. Thus
the memorial of his death was
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Walker May Seek
NY. Office Again

NEW YORK, June 1.-(UP).
Political observers connected the
temperance Of Russell T. Sher-
wood. long missing personal rep
resentative in the sensational IN
quiry into former Mayor James j.
Walkers administration as pre-
saying an effort by Walker TO
seek return to the mayors of
fee.
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know them both so l have the
straight of it..
But what" demanded Charles
with some impotence, has all
this to do with me-" He looked
rather OstentatiOusly at the watch
he had been lingering for a mo-
ment.
Il thought I'd like you to know
how matters stood" the girl told
him glibly. Il didn't want you
to believe I'd done any poachlng
Someone told me you'd said"
Il never talk about women,
Eustace said, a note Of harshnesS
coming into his voice. Il leave
that to their own sex. You must
excuse me now. I'm overdue al
my uncle's."
/ He was Tuning as he took his
/ hat and coat from the maid at the
front door. The girl was a fool.
There were no two ways about it.
What did she expect 10 gain by
talking about Monnie to him
Was she really, as Kay believed
such an enemy to MOnnie that she
would deliberately try TO under
mine her with Charles after hav-
I ing stolen Dan from under her
nose? Or was it n bit more com
pleX-Was Sandra such an egOlSt
that she wished everyone, even
Charles Eustacc who knew her so
. casually. TO think well of her?
/ However it was, she was n nasty
! little cat and he sincerely disliked
! her.
He walked off into the autumn
night, trowning. Why hadn't he
( told her exactly what Il" thought
Of her, he asked himself. She
hated Monnie that much was
plain. How had she dared Ia
sneak Of her in that tone to him?
Charles acknowledged. with a
pang. that Monica's absence cost
him 4 great deal. lie was missing
her more than he would have be
licvCd possible year ago. she
was 50 sweet. That was it-sc
cvcrlastingly sweet and clean and
desirable, She made al these
other girls with their poses and
affcctatiOns and meannCSac5 look
drab and uninteresting.
Monnie-he admitted it to him.
self at last-had come to be the
core and center of his life. llc
loved her-and she was In love
with another man. There wa:
nothing he could do about it. Tn
consciously lie Rroaned to himself
Nothing he could do, he repeated
except TO stand by and be hel
friend if she needed one. He
rather thought she would.
THE party OF which Sandra haC
= spoken was barn dance at the
GUNNER place of the Bliss, some
y miles out on the river road
The great studio barn was heaped
for the occasion, with SheaVes ant
decorated with pumpkins. corn
stalks, russell leaves and gourds
Charles, bored with the idea O
assembling a special costume 10,
the affair. knotted q bandana owe
his cracking shirt front ant
lounged on the sidelines. watch
ing the merriment. Geraldine
Cardigan. looking rather prettiel
than usual in fresh blue ging
ham, whirlcd by in the arms o
one of the Payne boys and waved
to him. He saw Dan dancing
with Sandra and looked away
There was no doubt about it, thu
girl was attractive in feline sor
OF way. Dan. he observed, wa
rather the worse for wear. He hac
been stopping at the punch bow
in the corner Il bit too often ant
his step was slightly unsteady
Sandra seemed to be in her e!e
mcnt. She didn't, Charles thought
drink at all but she was gave
than those who did. Her trillins
laughter sounded often. Her full
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at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
S. Hamilton Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wright
of Greenville, were the weekend
guests Of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 0. S. Gray.
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Lost and Found
24-Personal Property

REWARD for return of diamond
and sapphire ring, lost at
Laurel Park beach. No quCs-
tons asked. For information
call Times-News.
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HAVE you had your walls paint
ed for spring and summer
Now IS the time. We will
gladly give you an estimate.
Hendersonville Hardware Co.,
Ri. Edwards, president. .
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skirted rrock OF yellow stuff, bill
lowing about her, was the merest
burlcsque Of a milkmaid's cos
tune. A milkmaid from the Rue
De La PaiX.
Good l0Okin' girl" Charles
turned 10 find Lance Waterman. q
one of his cousins, at his elbow.
Charles grunted. . y.
Hear they're maxim go 0f
it," Lance indicated Dan who
was weaving in and out in the in
tricacies OF the dance.
II believe they are"
Her fathers been helpin' .Ola
man Cardigan ever since the mar
ket took that dip" observed Lance.
disappointedly and Charles :: re-
flccted that j. was a disadvantage
in many ways TO live in a town
where every one else knew your
business. He had heard the Cos
sip. too. and felt rather sorry foT
Dan. even though he disliliGd him.
The fellow had charm Of sort.
lie could quite understand what
Monnie saw in him. Dan was
what most girls called "frighttully
handsome" Yes, there vas
something about him. But what
bounder-to pass up chance
at a girl like Monnic because. he
wanted money. Or was he judG-
ing Dan unfairly. You could
never be sure.
Charles was bored, wanting 10
90 home. but too kinG-hearted 10
offend his hostess by so doing.
Everything Dalled on him nova
especially these parties
where there was a noisy band and
everyone shouting above 1t. Those
picuics with A1onnie and her fam
lily last summer-he had enjoyed
those. Ne had been really happy
then. Happier than he'd ever
been before.
TIE could not have told when he
ft noticed something was in the
air. something quite obviously
apart from the party itself. There
were whispers in little groups.
Something electric impaired itself
TO the gathering. Charles was
mildly puzzled and amused, too.
The party was evidently turning
into Il gossip-fesr.
It was very late and he was Just
about 10 make his departure when
he found himself without rhyme
or reason, dancing with Dams sis
/ ter. Geraldine. usually cool and
/ distant, seemed fairly cracking
with excitement.
Such doings!" She was pre-
/ tending TO lie acandalized.
What is it all about?" Charles
asked lazilg, without any real
curiosity.
She girgled. You are a de-
| tached person! Haven't you no.
ticed who's among the missing?"
lie looked about him. There
were some 30 or more at the
dance so it was not easy to tell at
a single glance. Besides he was
sure several guests had long since
Withdrawn.
couldn't possibly guess" he
told her. Then, after moment.
ooh. | don't see Sandra Lawrence
Or your brother"
She smiled again, meaninSly.
II sec nothing to get excited
about in that"
ooh. don't you?" Geraldine
mimicked his bored tone exactly.
Il suppose you'd think an engage
ment wasn't newS?" .
Charles whistled softly. He
hadn't really thought it would
come so soon. interesting" he
drawled. IF true"
Geraldine tossed her head. 'Ot
course it's true" she said with
some heat. He's my brother and
1 think I ought to know"
(To BE COntinued)
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ARE YOUR EYES giving you
trouble? Have them examined
and fitted correctly by an eX-
pert optometrix. Leona Allen
Young, next door to State
Trust Company, Main street.
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SAVE MONEY ON your taxes

SAVE MONEY on your taxes
and street paving assessments.
We have a quantity of past
due bonds which, under the
provisions of q new state law,
may be applied on the payment
Of certain taxes, and which we
offer for sale at substantial
discount. Mutual Brokerage
Co., Rose Building, End floor. :
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health. ChirOpractic adjust
ments enable nerves to restore
normal functioning (health) .
See DR.. Geo. Saxmann (DC.,
Ph. c., d. S. IT,. Phone 1875.
1915 Maple street, east of Hy-
man Ave. and North Main st.
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THANKS, pleasing you keeps US
in business. ShOrty's Pig N
Whistle Nos. 1 and 2.
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NERVES REGULATE LIFE and

BATTERY AND ELECTRIC work
a speciality. Midcity Tire Coz
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Special Notices

PLEASE NOTIFY or return to Us
if you have mis-mated pair of
ladies' white shoes, repaired
heels and cleaned, on May 18th.
English Bros. Shop No. 2,
Fourth avenue. Phone 91O1. 3"
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J. J. FRETWELL is at Leona Al
len Young's for watch repair
ing. viii be glad to regulate
your watch without cost.
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DR.. J. S. BROWN has moved
from the Flat Rock road to the
corner Of Willow street and
Hillcrest avenue. Telephone
1T6.
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$3.50 BUYS extra good seven
room bungalow, furnace heat,
double garage and other out
buildings, 3 1-2 acres Of land,
beautiful view, three miles from
Main street, Brevard highway.
G. l.. Anders Realty Co. Phone
Cos.
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FOR SALE
Houses and Real Estate

TWO-STORY HOUSE in Druid
hills at sacrifice with a SmaA
down payment and balance
SIS per month. H. u. Love,
American Bank Bldg.
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ON JUNE lST al barber shops in
city will put on same prices.
Mems hair cut 35c, shaves zoe,
children's hair cut 25c.
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TICKET-Hendersonville to Jack
=. sonville. Good until June third.
Price four fifty. Call Postal
Telegraph.
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WANTED
1O-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-One trumpet, cheap
Y Phone lS34-W.
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WANTED Clean, white,
soft rags. Bring to The
Times-News. :.
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YOUR OLD FURNITURE taken
i'm exchange Tor new. Brun-
SON Furniture Company.
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WANTED bird cage, with stand l;
Good condition. Write II,
care Times-News.