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Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-29

Mayfield To Imperial-Justice of
the Peace I. Mayfield, was called
ITO Imperial this morning to try
case in place Of Judge Conger who
was confined to his home by ILL
ness.
Probation Order Mclified-Chad-
wick Walters, sentenced to the
county jail on February / for con-
tributing to the delinquency of a
minor, was released from Jail this
morning when his probation was
modified by Judge McPherrin. He
had been in Jail since January /.
Firemen Make Run - Firemen
made a run to $50 Broadway at
O'Clock this morning when sum-
moned to extinguish a small blaze
in the boiler room at the Balboa
hotel. Oil spilled on the floor ig-
nited and alarmed those nearby.
No damage resulted.
DIR. A. b. Hanson, dentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone So. Off
Federal Prisoners Predomfnate-
OF the 101 prisoners now confined
In the county Jail, 81 are held for
action of the federal and immigra-
ton authorities, it was learned this
morning. Many of these are almost
regular patrons having been picked
up several times In the past and
upon being deported make their
way back to the county and are
jailed again.
Auto Loans --Jno. II. Robertson,
TIT Main. Lowest rates. 15tf
Reckless Driver In Court - L. r.
Riddle appeared in police court
this morning charged with reckless
driving. On his plea of guilty, the
court set Monday morning as the
time for pronouncing sentence.
Hotel Casa Rey home cooked
meals 35c. 1tf
Petty Thief Jailed Jack Smith
who attempted to steal six pairs of
sox from the Johnson Griene store
yesterday, pleaded guilty to
charge of petty theft in police court
this morning and was sentenced to
spend go days in the county jail.
Half of this sentence was suspend
ed by the court on condition that
Smith leave town after serving 30
days.
Ycs--Farnsworth Milk Wins-Yes
first Of all Grade A raw milk dis
tributors of Ell Centre at Imperial
County Fair. Scored 98.9. Quality
Dairy. Phone 655. it's
Perishable Shipments - Three
carloads of carrots comprised the
total of perishable shipments roll
ing from valley shipping points
yesterday, according to B. A. Har-
rigan, agricultural commissioner.
H. T. Mcdaniel genaral black
smith. Repairs and building guar
anteed. 1921 Main. 28t3
Marriage License Issued - Adel-
berto Juarez, 81, and Juanita Rod
riguez, 10, both of Brawley were
granted marriage license at the
PROGRAM BY
Pr AWTEY AT
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-29
Methodist Episcopal

Church school, GAS a. m. Paul
Thornton, superintendent.
Morning worship, II O'Clock. Ser
mon by the pastor. Subject. "Who
Cares?" The choir, James ChildS,
director, will sing the anthem by
Pflueger entitled, chow Long Wilt
Thou FORGET .Me2u The. soloSts
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-29
First Baptist

The Sunday school orchestra I'M
der the efficient leadership of Pro-
fessor Horace Williams, is open to
all Sunday school boys and girls.
Practice at 900 a. m.
Bible school, $50 a. m. Glasses
for all ages with efficient teachers.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-29
THE LAYMAN
By EDGAR A. GUEST

Leave it to the minister's and the church will die,
Leave the women-folk-the young will pass by.
the church all that lifts from the and selfish mob
the church that prosper needs the layman the
Now layman has his business and layman has his
But he also has the training of his little girls and boys
how he'd like if there churches here
And he mad to raise his children in Goddess atmosphere?
It's the churchs special function to uphold the finer things,
To teach that way of living from all that's noble springs
But the minister can't do snglehanded and alone,
For the aymen of the country the churchs
When church that's empty though it's doors opened
the dying It's the aymen died
it's song that the chufchs
It's the aymen of the country who for God carry
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-29
PROGRAM BY
BRAWLEY AT
KIWANIS CLUB

Brawley club had charge of the
local Kiwanis club meeting at the
Barbara Worth hotel at noon to-
day and presented an excellent
program.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-29
UNITY SOCIETY

Enthusiastic people come to us
every week having had some dem
o,,Stration in a practical way that
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-29

Marriage License Issued - Adel-
berto Juarez, 81, and Juanita Rod
riguez, 18. both of Brawley were
granted q marriage license at the
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-29

H. T. Mcdaniel genaral black
smith. Repairs and building guar
anteed. 1881 Main. 28t3
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-29

Perishable Shipments Three
carloads of carrots comprised the
total Of perishable shipments roll
Ing from valley shipping points
yesterday, according to B. A. Har-
rigan, agricultural commissioner.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-29

Hotel Casa Rey home cooked
meals 35c. 1tf
Evening star., 1933-10-04
Junior League Organized.

ROUND HILL, Va, September 80
(SpeciaD The Junior League of the
Round Hill High School has been or
ganized with the following officers:
Ralph Patterson, president; Emily
ChaMblin, vice president; Melvin ALL
der, secretary; Margaret Pearson, treas
urer; Buddy Martz, chaplain; Dorothy
Carrtco, pianist, and Nellie Davis, cheer
leader.
Evening star., 1933-10-04
Sunday Games for College.

Students at conservative EPSON COL
lege, in England, are to be permitted to
enjoy games on Sunday afternoon in
stead of taking the customary walk.
Rev. A. G. Powell, the headmaster an
nounced that non-organized games will
be permitted, but there would be no
matches with other schools
Evening star., 1933-10-04
LockjaW Serum Fails,

Fifty-five thousand units Of anit-te-
tanus serum failed to save the life Of
jeffrey Hearst Of East Harptree, Eng
rubbing sandal had blistere6 his heel
Evening star., 1933-10-04

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6. Become blurred.
10. European mountains.
~. One who helps.
IS. Extent.
Is. Edible root.
II. Weeping.
18. Boosting.
20. Canadian city.
~. Inclinations.
%. Fish.
"a. Hawaiian wreaths.
IS. Popular outcry
20. Printing process.
80. Govern.
a. Paste
So Trouble.
81. Single things.
80 Possesses.
40 Went astray.
a. Fortify.
43 Figures Of speech.
46 Formerly.
A. Prayer book.
~. Large tow rope.
81. Ireland
62 Defective.
SO. Most pointed needles.
Sc. Volatile antiseptic.
g. Natives of Paris.
SO. Insects in intermediate stage.
ga. Norwegian King.
IS. Notch.
66. Kind of volcanic tufa.
ST. Man-shaped ale mug.
68. Color.
SO. Slender graceful woman.
Down.
l. Deduct.
2. Prevaricated.
g. Father of Seth.
4. Nullity.
5. Sea-holly.
Evening star., 1933-10-04

6. Person of age.
z. Persia.
8. Dry.
9. Rags.
TO- Bear witness to.
IL. Sojourned.
IL. Poke.
13. Male descendant.
19 Melodious.
81. Sailors.
"a. Let.
Is. Bit.
| 26 Crescent.
27. Adjust in straight row.
28. Joined.
29 Resembling a certain crimped fabric
80. Woolen threads.
81. Unite.
80. Senior.
IS. Spine.
38. Family.
Al. File.
A. Elevating.
As Fish.
48. Authenticate
so. Takes as ones own.
So. Bushy.
49, Blemlsh.
| 81. Nimbus.
IS. Horse of certain breed.
56. South American Indian.
81. Virago.
So. 1redescent gem.
| SO. Crate.
so. Network.
| 81. Manner.
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Of the ridge to the BEGINNING;
containing 40 acres more or less.
Tract No. d.
Joining the w. X. Hall place
and his own land--BEGINNING
on sourwood II. j. Johnson's
corner and runs with his line,
south 43 ID deg. East IS poles
to a black gum, his and j. p.
Smiths corner; thence with John
sons line South II 1-2 east SO
poles to a chestnut and top Of
mountain; thence a new line
due west 20 ID poles to q Span
ish oak and pointers; thence
South 70 deg. West II poles to
pine on top Of a ridge; thence
North So ~ deg. West 81 poles
to q Spanish oak: thence North
45 deg. West IS ii poles TO a
stone, Halls corner; thence \.
27 deg. East "A poles to stake
thence, to the BEGINNING, con-
tanning 80 acres with same, more
or less.
Tract No. / and No. 2 are
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but sc Gt2d when Jean was a
| baby"
/ 1--WE r2:rain"i from asking qucs.
- lions AID busted herself pre-.
pariac :alGl for the dinner. Jean
and d young man wEo was class
mate iJircl thCm after tie football
game and Mrs. Penney set the boy
10 work masking the potatoes. An
other girl and boy soon arrived
and Mrs. Penney assigned them
t2sks. 1t WAS Il merry dinner and
the Young people were so amusing
that not once did Eve feel pang
of Eomcsickncss.
The boys washed the dishes.
Apparently they were quite at
home in Mrs. Pcnncy's fiat.
"Thcy are all from cut of town."
she explained to E.e. and
mother them 4 bit. But they un-
dcrGtand | must give most of my
/ energy TO my job and if they want
to play here they must help with
the work"
Jean and her friends left late in
TIC afternoon to attcGd Il tea dance.
Mrs. Penney invited Eve to curl
up OH Tie davenport while she
pulled small Windsor rocker
closer to the fireplace.
at must be 4 grca; satisfaction
for you to have Jcln!" began I've.
Il don't know what | would have
done without herr" nodded Mrs
Penney. she is all | have lived
for these last II years. And she
looks 50 much like her father.
That is my greatest JOY. believe
she has inherited his ability too.
/ If he had lived am sure he would
have became one Of our finest art
| lists. His work at the time of his
death was beginning TO attract
wide attention"
! Eve was interested. She had
wondered about the little woman
with the brave, smiling face and
gentle manners. Eve had always
/ thought there must be an interest.
ing story concerning Mrs. Penney.
She encouraged her 10 so on.
Jeans father studied in Paris
and when he returned to this coun'
try he taught art classes in Chi.
cago. | had gone there to study,
and was one of his pupils. Per-
/ haps we would never have been
more than acquaintance if we had
not attended an artists ball where
| fate or chance sent us together in
an old-time circle twostcp. We
danced in perfect harmony and my
/ heart as well as my soul took
wings. Jean comes naturally by
her love for dancing.
After O.: marriage | continued
TO study art, but in private. We
were extremely happy and when
| little Jean was born it seemed life
could hold no greater happiness.
Jean was just learning to say
Daddy and watch for him in the
window at he close Of day when
he became i'll. 1t was pneumonia
and lie was gone within the week"
Mrs. Pcnney's voice broke. Then
she raised her chin in the manner
Eve had noticed was characteristic
of her and said calmly, This is
no subject for holiday, Mrs. RIA.
der. Shall l turn on the radio?"
1T WAS twilight and the room
was lighted only by the flicker.
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those tracts decided to grantor
by deed of record in book l29
at page $50 of thu records of
Deeds Of Henderson county.
Tract No. 3 is that property
decided to Mrs. II. }. Johnson;
(being the same person as Mrs.
Julia Wigton Johnson, grantor
herein) by deed Of record IN
book 14G, at page GO of the
records Of deeds of Henderson
county. Tract No a is that
property deed to H. j. johnson
and wife. the grantors herein,
by deed Of record in book 153,
at page 2GA of the records OF
deeds Of Henderson county. All
Of said deeds and records toget-
her with all references therein
are hereby incorporated in and
made a part and parcel Of this
description.
This the 2lst day of Septem-
Der, 1888. -,
FRED J.. SALE, Trustee.
Sept. 2l-Thurs. At.
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a rock in NJ. Moorc's line; thence
North rs deg. West 7G poles to
stake, Sittcn'a line; thence 5,
IS deg. Last 81 poles to a black
gum; thence West sc poles to
the BEGINNING; containing II
acres I2% poles more or less.
Tract No. 3.
BEGINNING on top Of the
Ridge about 10 yards East OF
the path that leads over to S
G. Sittons and LATHE Briggs
Lands, this point being where
Pink Smiths line crosses said
ridge and runs in westerly direc-
ton and with Pink Smiths line
to conditional line made be.
tween VI. l.. Underwood and S.
c. Sitton; thence southerly di-
rcction and with Sitton and I'm
dcrwood line, to the top Of the
mountain; thence IN casterly
direction and with Sitton'S line
and top Of the ridge to LATHE
Briggs land; thence still an east,
crly direction and with the TOP
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courthouse door in the city Of
HendersOnville, county Of Hen
derson, and state Of North Caro-
lima. the following lands and
| premises: Situate, lying, and
being in the county of Hcnder-
son, and state Of North Carolina,
described as follows:
Tract No.
Beginning on d rock near a
gate in Mark Moorc'S line and
runs South 72 deg. West with
said Moore's line 67 poles to a
blackjack; thence North 76 deg.
West ~ poles TO a stake in Sit
tons line; thence South As deg.
East 81 poles to a black gum in
Underwood's line; thence. East
81 poles 20 small dogwood ;
thence South GS deg. East ST
poles to block gum on the East
bank of 4 branch; thence North
27 dec. East IS poles to small
chestnut; thence North % deg.
West rs poles to the BEGIN
MING; containing 40 acres more
or less; excepting from said
boundary 20 acres more or less
which j. w. Gillespie, deceased,
prior to his death sold and con-
veycd 10 Wiley Taylor: except
ing and rcscrviag from the above
boundary the following described
tract OF land:
BEGINNING at q point in the
East branch, corner of Hall and
Marion Moore near Marion
AIoore's gate, and runs thence in
southcrly direction with the
course Of the East Branch to a
point in said branch, Smith and
Johnson's corner; thence with
Smiths line in = northeasterly
direction to stake. corner of
Smith and Marion Moore; thence
in northcrly direction with
Marion Moore's line TO the point
of BEGINNING; containing 2 II
acres, more or less.
Tract No. 2
Lying and being on the waters
Of a branch, waters Of 5. Mills
River beginning on maple. runs
North II deg. West 81 poles to
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nEGIN HERE TOiINl

BEGIN HERE TO-DAY
EVE BiYLESS. p-ctty n"-
sistant 10 EARLE BARNES. "I-
vCriiSiE:S manager az TiNhI'H I"-
partmcat store. marrics Dl' a
RAIDER. Il construction ~upCT!n-
tcgdcni. Dick il seat Ia take
charge OF n construction job in
the AdironG"CliS. II will require
at least Il year To complete hwi
Eve refuses to give M her work
and 20 with Kim.
MONA ALLEN. rGp? writer.
di~liACs Eve aud i~ constantly
cau"inE trouble at the naicc. She
is Responsible for several mis-
takes for which Eve is blamed.
Mona is friendly with THERON
REECE: who continues 10 force
unwciccmc attentions on Eve.
Unknown TO Dick, Eve has hccn
playing the stoc.S market. bar
rowing moucy from hc- mother
and sister. She loses this. ~
well az her owa savings and 500
Dick Icft in the bank.
NGna invites Eve 10 dinner and
then cOntriycs to take her To u
roadliouSc where Thcr0n Rcrre
appears. Eve disiii<C" Ecrcc. Sac
leaves the others. hcc0rIcs lost
and spends the night ri farm
house. Next day IeCccc telephones
md friGhtcns Eve by declaring: he
IL in love with her and ia"inuut-
ing that Dick has been carrying
on firtationS.
Eve is lonely ana misses Bick.
She begins 10 wonder IL Shc
should not give up her work and
20 10 him.
NOW GO on WITH fIi2 STORY
CHAPTER XL
THE night before Thanksgiving
l. day Eve ate dinner in a down
town restaurant and then went to
the library where she selected TWO
Of the newest books to read over
the holiday. 1t was one o. the eve
nings when she missed Dick
dreadfully and wanted TO put off
going home. But when she finally
arrived at the apartment she
found a letter from Dick waiting
for her on the hall table.
He wrote that he and some of
the others had driven to Old Forge
for the Thanksgiving turkeys for
Mrs. Williams who kept the board
ing house. They had attended a
movie, the first Dick had seen since
he left Lake City. He added that
there would be 20 ct the boarding
house for Thar 5giving dinner
the men from. the construction
camp and a number of school
teachers who took their meals
there.
Was it jealousy that Eve felt
when she read that sentence? She
had pictured Dick as living in a
mans world entirely. This was
his first reference to the school
teachers. Eve hoped fervently that
all Of them were middle-aged and
unattractive, and not in any way
like Dorothy mckinney.
Eve spent Thanksgiving day
with Mrs. Penney. They attended
services at the Little Stone church
together and then boarded a troll.
ley which took them to the art,
lists home. Mrs. Penney had
rented the second floor Of a two.
family house near the college her
daughter attended. Eve could not
refrain from complimenting her on
the attraCtiveness of the rooms.
Jean made those hooked rugs, "
Mrs. Penney said proudly. "And
she made the draperies for the
windows, too. Those pictures are
some of MY work, done before my
marriage"
Jean has a great deal of artis.
tic talent" Eve commented.
"Yes," answered Mrs. Penney.
"Her father was an artist. too.
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OIL
By Williams

office of the Register of Deeds
for Henderson county, n. c.. in
book Of mortgages and Deeds of
Trust No. 124 at page 1877 to
which reference is hereby made,
and default having been made
in the payment of the indebted
ness secured by said Deed of
Trust. whereby the power Of sale
therein contained has become OPP
erative, said undersigned Trus-
tee will, on Monday, Oct. %,
1888. at II o'clock, noon, sell at
public auction for cash, at the
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55~#sLOVG eve Z. ,@y::!z 9

ing glow rom the fireplace. EvS
nesting among the pillows on thu
comfortable davenport. begged her
20 go on with her story.
Mrs. Penney continued. That IL
life. Mrs RAIDER. Sometimes wn
get our greatest jolts when TIA
skies seem brightest. But s"mo-
times. too. when it seems we cam
not so on. things suddenly make a
r'ght-about turn and the path is
cleared ahead. Always there Is
something left to nals = worth
while for us TO so Oh. Usually 1t
is some other person.
Little Jean and have known
some hard times. For more than
eight years | met defeat at every
turn. 1t was not SD bad while l
had my health. But VIXEN my
health broke ii was extremely hard
to earn enough for us to live on.
let myself believe only the en-.
couraging reports of those who had
suffered similarly and determined
had not yet reached bottom. Each
night | prayed that | would be
able to get up next morni is and
To DO the homework and take care
( of Jean 1t seems a small boon to
aSl; but it was very i"portant
orc. My recovery was CO. Iplete
and ! shall try never TO complain
about anything again 50 ing as l
have health AMI the opportunity
to earn living
WTHAT was it the minister had
W said that morning in church?
You ask for some living NANTES.
tation of God in our midst. Can
you not see for yourself the sac.
riiicing mother who forgcts self in
the interest Of her child?'
There had been more, Of course.
but that one sentence Of the
Thanksgiving sermon stood out In
Ewes memories. coupled with Mrs.
! Tcancy'S story. What an infin.
itesimal thing the loss of dollars
and cents seemed compared to the
obstacles this little woman had had
to battle alone. What triumph
over adversely was hers. Eve felt
| her own aims trivial after Mrs.
| Penney had finished her story.
When Eve reached home that
night she wrote a long letter TO her
husband.
And So" she wrote in conclu.
sion, after my talk with Mrs.
Penney I've decided to give up
work here and come 10 Pine For
est if you want me TO and If there
is a house available. don't sup
pose there is such thing as an
apartment to he had there"
Slowly. with unsteady fingers.
she folded the pages and pla ed
them in an envelope. Tomorrow
she would tell Earle Barnes that
she was through at Biyby's. SHE
would sacrifice the dream that had
been hers so long-the dream Of
seeing her name on the door of .
private Office above the words,
Advertising Manager" She would
sacrifice all that for Dick.
Yes. Eve told herself. she was
willing to forget her ambitions II
Dick wanted her. IF he wanted
hcr!' The words seemed to form
themselves into litany which
sang istclf over and over again in
her mind.
ITO BE COntinucd)
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TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue Of the power of sale
contained in a certain Deed Of
Trust made by l.. W. Ward and
wife. Mary NJ. Ward to the un-
dersigned Trustee. dated Oct. 20,
1927 and duly registered in the
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Drug Co

carrying complete line Of drugs
and drug sundrjes. PreScrip-
tions carefully compounded.
Phone t22. Immediate delivery.
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1S-Business Services

USE YOUR CREDIT to beat in
flation, buy now and escape
rising prices. Brunson Furnl-
ture Company.
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Mount Vernon was originally
planned by JOHN WASHINGTON
IN 1876 The Aztecs lived in
SOUTHERN MEXICO. Binoculars
were invented in 1908
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FOR RENT
15-HouSes

PEBBLE-DASH house for rent.
Garage and garden. Washing
ton st. Mrs. J. q. Waldrop.~
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12-Miscellaneous

RADIO service, batteries and
and tubes. Midcity Tire Co.,
Phone l2l.
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Movie Dog With
Gentry Brothers

Featuring Gentry Bros Dog
and Pony Show, which will cX-
hibit on First avenue west, near
Justice street, Friday. will be Fl
kapitan, famous movie actor son
Of Rim Tin Tin.
Known as the dog with the
human mind" FL Kapitan can
add. subtract. pick out any par
ticular brand of cigarette he is
asked for, and do any number of
other tricks.
FL Kapitan has specially built
bus in which he makes his trips.
The heavy insurance carried on
him forbids that he be shipped
around like other dogs. The car
in which he travels is followed by
his custom-built home on wheels,
which is the latest word in com
fore for him and his party. The
home contains buil:-m berths, a
special bed for FL Kapitan, lights,
radio. water tanks, d stove Oh
which his chef-prepared meals are
made ready.
He leads tine life of Riley"
what with his special bus and daily
bath-but then he's a motion pic
ture actor and it's no more than
his due.
"Kap" has appeared in twenty
motion pictures and has doubled
for other dogs in many more. He's
an honorary member of 43 police
departments and he's an expert in
jiu-jitsu.
He's every bit as sensitive to
applause. praise and criticism as
human actors. If a stranger
speakers up within hearing dis
lance Of kap and says something
derogatory to his performance,
the dog will jump up to him and
growl until the statement has
been retractcd. Likewise, if some
one, or group, offers generous APP
plause. Kap takes his bow with
several joyous barks and goes into
his next act at once.
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27-Real Estate

w ANTE D-Listings for nice
furnished n d unfinished
houses. New residents are
taking up surplus. L. R.
Sutherland Co.