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Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-26
J. c. Bryant 20i66 Kentucky st.

Mrs. Matilda Higgins and
daughter. Bernice. 20549 North
lawn, is visiting ir Gary, Ind, Mrs.
Higgins will also visit the Cen
fury OF Progress before returning
home.
Mrs. Pearl Wright, teacher of
Grant School, is spending her va
cation In Chiacgo She was accom-
panied on the trip by her neice,
Miss Gibson.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Paul Simmons, 224
Gardenlane Ave-, motored to Chi.
cago.
Percy Glenn's brother is spend
ing his vacation here.
There will be a grand carnival
sponsored by the Fy-Yonna club
Sept. ! to 4, at Forest Grove Park.
Eight Mile Road and Bethlawn.
The music will be furnished by
val biOoltl OItiltbtTd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lotion Miller md
daughter have returned to their
home at 2l045 Wyoming. following
a trip to the Century of Progress
in Chicago.
Mrs. Cofinne Scott. 2l3 Garden
lane. are spending two weeks in
New York attending the convoca
tion.
Mrs. Fannie King, 431 Woodslde
avenue. is sick.
Robert Campbell, 40 Woodside
avenue. died Thursday Aug. II. He
is survived by his wife. Mrs. Clara
and two-month old baby; his faith
er and mother. sister and broth
er, The funeral Will be held at Oak
Grove church with the Rev. Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Square McNeal.
2O5OS Kentucky Ave-, lost their
baby boy who was born Aug. Is
and died II hours later. They are
of the G. b. S. C.
Mrs. Sarah Brown. 20515 Ken
lucky St.. died Saturday, Aug. 10.
She was born in Cordele. Ca, Feb.
?. 1875 She Is survived by her
husband, VIII Brown, three daugh-
ters, Essie Hooker, Emma Brown;
son and grandson, Lucius and
Theodis Hooker; Mother, Mrs
Martha Raines; sisters, Leila Ella
and Ada Raines; brother Charles.
viii and Jerry Raines I'd Tommy
Finn.
The Ajax club OF Birdhurst
community Center sponsored their
first series of banquets Wednesday
evening. More than one hundred
and guests we're present
when William Fletcher, master of
opened the program.
Or. Dancy made the opening adj
iress. DIR. j. w. Edwards. founder
Df the club, spoke on the aims and
and what the club stands
Tor. others appearing on the pro-
gram were as follows: vocal solo.
Brooklyn Four; Piaro solo. Lo-
raine Williams; skit. Lewis Pur-
len; reading Mrs. Holley, vocal.
Spencer Boys; saxophone and
banjo solo, Neal brothers. The fol-
owing officers were installed by
L. l.. Hall. local mortician: Mr..
IIolley, president; DR.. Edyards,
ice-president; Frank Watkins,
secretary: Lester Hurst, CORE
'por ding secretary; John More
lead. custodian: James +. Scott.
Shelton Johson. Chap
ain. Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Edwards !
spoke favorably in behalf of the |
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lclub. Daddy, Plump. Chr, OF the re-
freshment committee, and his staff
were efficient. His staff of walters
and kitchen help included DIR. Ed
wards, Saleb T.. Hill, +. Stevens
G. Madison, +. Mitchell. l.. JohI-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Bonford DELAY =
lade. COLO Whitewood. were LISTED
among the invited guests.
The Democratic club of which
John X. Morehead is president. IL
located at 81 Mitchelldale, Fern
dale. Mr.. Morehead has been able
to find employment for members
of the club. Frank Watkins is sec
rotary of the club which meets
every second ard fourth Wednes--
day of each month.
Miss Pearl Hunter. neice of Mr..
and Mrs. Blackely. will enter
Tuskegee Institute this fall She
will be honored guest at a ban
quet at Oak Grove A. NJ. L. church
Thursday night as testiment to
her fine work secretary OF the
Sunday School.
Leon Hunter left Thursday right
on a motor trip to Columbus, Ga.
Mr.. nd Mrs Delvin o. Hurst. II
Parkside Blvd. surprised a group
of MIR. Hursts old friends with a
whist and bridge party Friday
evening. Those present were A. w.
Wright. Frank Watkins. Charlie
Rich. John II. Warren and John
Moorehead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds. 9S Park
side Blvd. who are spending their
vacation I'm Chicago, and Sardes.
Miss. will visit Memphis before
returning home.
Leon Holman, % Parkside, has
returned from New York where
he spert three weeks visiting re-
latives and friends.
William II. Johnson, 351 West
view Ave-, was seriously burned
Thursday when comb ignited
a box of matches in his pocket.
Mrs. Gertrude Williams, 20S
Cardenlane. is confined to he'd bed
because of illness.
The Church of God at 2OOGO
Wisconsin Ave. has n bible class
which meets every Wednesday
evening at T45. The Rev. John
Richard is pastor.
Mrs. Gertrude Hollis Is visiting
her mother for two weeks at POOLS
Chcrrylawn Ave.
First Baptist
At the Sunday morning service.
Pastor Williams preached, using
for his text Romans 9:1S. At three
o'clock musical was given by l..
l.. Mlnter Club. Much good talent
appeared OF the program among
whom were MIR. Hutton. tenor solo
of Oak Grove; Mr.. Abner. presi-
dent OF Correct Singers. The u. Y
y. u. was well attended. The Rev.
A. J. Griswold was guest speaker
at the evening services. His text
was from Gal. So. There is a bible
class every Wednesday from two
to four.
The Union Prayer Band. Eight
Mile Road West, will meet next
Sunday morning at five o'clock in
st. Paul M. T.. church, the Rev.
Wilkins pastor. The object of this
morning prayer o fthis morning
prayer service is to bring about
better relation between the differ
ent denominations. and for the
spiritual uplift.
Mrs. Butter. OF Dermont. Ark,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of Detroit,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, Ike
Robinson. were the week emil
guests of Mrs. Hattie Young. 21
West view St., Ferr dale.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

Under and by virtue of the au-
thority conferred by a judgment
of the superior court of Hender-
son county in an action entitled
"the Federal Corporation. ct al
against Oda B. Shepherd and hus-
band, V. C. V. Shepherd the
undersigned commissioner there
in appointed will, on the goth
day of January, 1888, at IL
o'clock noon, at the courthouse
door Of Henderson county, sell to
the highest bidder. for cash, and
subject to confirmation of the
court, that certain tract or par
eel Of land, lying and being in
Henderson county and in the
City of Hendcrsonvillc, and
bounded and described as fol
lows:
BEGINNING at stake on the
north side Of Hebron street, said
stake standing south IS degrees,
Us minutes west 1904 feet from
the west margin of Willow road,
and runs thence north g degrees,
81 minutes west 244 feet to a
stake. thence north SO degrees,
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dersigned trustee having succeed
Jed to the rights and title of the
named trustee, under Chapter
POT, Public Laws of 1881, which
said deed OF trust is dated July 2.
1923, and recorded in Book 88,
Page 81, of the Henderson County
Registry, default having been
made in the payment of the in
debtedness thereby secured and
lin the conditions therein secured,
the undersigned trustee, will on
Monday, January 23rd, 1888, at
or about twelve o'clock noon, at
the courthouse door at Hender-
sonville, N. c., offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described property:
All those two certain pieces.
parcels and tracts of land togcth-
er containing SO 11-16 acres,
more or less, situate, lying and
being on the Brevard Public
Road, about ten miles Northwest
from the Town of Hendersonville
in Mills River Township, Hender-
son County, State Of North Car
DINA, having such shape, metes,
courses and distances as will more
fully appear by reference to plat
thereof made by Charles H. Neal,
surveyor, June 16. 1928, and at
tached to the abstract now on file
with the Atlantic Joint Stock
Land Bank of Raleigh, the same
being bounded on the North by
the lands Of S. w. Davenport, on
the East by lands of Van Buren,
Fowler, and T. M. Johnson, on
the South by lands of j. II. Kitch-
en- and the French Broad River,
and on the West by lands of J. II.
Kitchen, and being the identical
tracts of lands conveyed by deed
from S. D. Hall and wife, L. A.
Hall. to 3. G. Outlaw and f. w.
Bordner of date, April 7, 1926,
said deed being duly recorded in
Deed Book 161. Page $40, in the
office of the Register of Deeds
for Henderson County, State of
North Carolina, to which refer
ence is made for a more complete
description of the same.
Terms Of sale cash and trustee
will require deposit Of 10 per
cent of the amount Of the bid as
his evidence Of good faith.
This the 23rd day of December,
1882.
NORTH CAROLINA BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee,
Successor to The Raleigh
Savings Bank and Trust
Company, Trustee.
J. J.. Cockerham and Robert
Weinstein. Attorneys
Raleigh, N. C.
1928 Wed-4t.
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band, = Holmes. Case No.
1856, plat hook 2, page 161.
Mrs. Effie Iddings and husband,
- Iddings. Case No. 6363, plat
book 2, page 163.
Mrs. E. S. Johnson and husband,
- Johnson. Case No. 1884, plat
book 2, page 161.
M. f. Marsh, Jr., and wife,
Mrs. NJ. E. Marsh, Jr. Case No.
G365, plat, book 2, page 161.
C. C. Bennett and wife, Mrs. C.
!! C. Bennett, and W. C. Nudge and
wife, Mrs. w. C.. Nudge. Case No.
6367, plat book /, page 176.
Josephine Brady and husband,
- Brady. Case No. 6368, plat
book 2, page 1875.
f. A. Mcclure and wife, Mrs.
E. C. Mcclure. Case No. 6370,
plat book 2, page 1853.
Edna j. McCubbins and hus-
band, - McCubbins. Case No.
6371, plat book 2, page 1853.
Allan Nicholson and wife, Mrs.
Allan Nicholson. Case No. 6351,
Iplat book /, page 176.
Mamie O'Neal and husband,
- O'Neal. Case No. 1882.
L. A. Patrick and wife, Mrs. L.
A. Patrick. Case No. 6353, plat
book 2, page 161.
Margaret w. Ridge and hus-
band, Ridge. Case No. 1854,
plat book 2, page 12G.
Edith L. Sewer and husband,
- Sewer. Case No. 6344, plat
book /, page 17G.
Sadie Sunday and husband,
- Sunday. Case No. 6345, deed
book lat, page 1l8.
G. C.. Stapleford and wife, Mrs.
G. C. Stapleford. Case No. 6346,
deed book 172, page PSI.
Frances Thrower. Case No.
6347, plat book 2, page 161.
Marcia G. Virgiline and hus-
band, - Virgiline. Case No.
634S, plat book 2, page 161.
Kate L. Waters and husband,
Waters. Case No. 6349. Plat
book 2, page 161.
J. +. Winchester and wife, Mrs.
J. r. Winchester Case No. $3.50,
plat book 2, page 1876.
E. G. Stillwell and wife, Eva
Stillwell. Case No. GALA, deed
book 143, at page "a.
Henriette w. Long and hus-
band, - Long. Case No. 1892,
book 81, page 40.
Laura l.. Beelcr and husband,
- Becler. Case No. 5408, deed
book 148, at pages % and 20.
Ruby Major. Case No. 2665,
deed book 161, page so.
Hattie E. Bartells and husband,
- Bartells. Case No. 1864,
deed book 119, page 1873.
The deeds, deeds of trusts and
records hereinbefore mentioned,
are recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Henderson
county, and reference to said rec
Ords is made in each instance for
the purpose of a more complete
description of the lands and prem
Uses hereinbeforc respectively set
out and referrd to. Each of the
properties above referred to is
situate in the Town of Laurel
Park.
Dated and posted, this the 18th
day of December, 1882.
+. H. ROBERTS,
-. Commissioner.
! 1 o L mnL AZ.
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described lands have been ordered
sold, I, the undersigned commits
sioner, will on the 10th day of
January, 1888, at IL o'clock noon,
at the courthouse door of Hender-
son county, sell to the highest bid
der for cash the lands hereinafter
described: :
All that piece or parcel of Hand
being in the Town of East Flat
Rock, county and state aforesaid,
and being more fully described in
deed recorded in deed book No.
116, at page No. II, reference to
which is hereby made for more
complete description by metes and
bounds.
Dated and posted, this the 18th
day of December, 1892.
L. B. PRINCE,
~,.. .-...-.-.-. Commissioner.
12-14-Wed-4t.
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- Butler. Case No. 1853, deed
book lat, page 1873.
l.. E. Brooks and wife. Mrs. L.
E. Brooks. Case No. 1855, deed
book lat, at page 1O4.
S. E. Davis and wife, Mrs. S. E.
! Davis. Case No. 1851. deed book
ITO, page 494.
James o. Elliott and wife, Mrs,
James o. Elliott. Case No. 454S,
deed book 1877, page 200.
D. B. Dickson and wife, Mrs.
ID B. Dickson. Case No. 4547,
deed book 1872, page "a.
Ellen Barnwell and husband,
- Barnwell. Case No. 4546,
deed books 100 and SO, pages lis
and 181.
D. E. Stepp and wife, Mrs. D.
E. Stepp. Case No. 4581, deed
book 100, at page Sc.
A. M. Rush and wife, Vera M.
Rush. Case No. 6355, deed of
trust and plat books 1923 and l, at
pages 391 and 100, respectively.
Ruth S. Hedge and husband, o.
f. Hedge. Case No. 1866, book
ITO, page 3.
J. T. Milburn and wife, Mrs. j.
IT. Milburn. Case No. 4572, book
1872, at page 35.
NJ. A. Hatcher and wife, Mrs.
NJ. A. Hatcher. Case No. 1897,
book 1913, page 1873.
D. B. Cozine and wife, Mrs. D.
B. Cozine. Case No. $3.50, plat
book l, page 16.
E. S. Goodwin and wife, Mrs.
E. S. Goodwin. Case No. 6342,
plat book 2, page 1875.
Rose w. Fike and husband, A.
R. Fike. Case No. 6343, plat book
2, page 1876.
Miss Matilda Erwin. Case No.
1894, plat book 2, page 161.
NJ. M. Downing and wife, Mrs.
M. NJ. Downing, and NJ. F. Miller
and wife, Mrs. NJ. F. Miller. Case
No. $685., plat book 2, page 1874.
Miss Johnnie Cameron. Case No.
$685.. Plat book z, page 1877.
Marion Bridget and husband,
- Bridget. Case No. 6337, plat
book 2, page 1877.
Mrs. Carrie B. Brooks and hus-
band, Brooks. Case No. 634l,
plat book 2, page 1913.
Union Coca-Cola Company.
Case No. 634O, plat book 2, cage
PIG.
William J. Baird and wife, Mrs.
William J. Baird. Case No. 6356,
plat book 2, page 1872.
Mrs. Charles B. Blackman and
husband, Charles B. Blackman.
Case No. 6357, plat book 2, page
1874.
G. w. Buckholtz and wife, Mrs.
| G. w. Buckholtz. Case No. 6333,
plat book z, page 161.
Gladys Cotton and husband,
- Cotton, c. w. Andrews and
wife, - Andrews. Case No.
l6358, plat book 2. page 1856.
Mrs. E. r. Clarke and husband,
- Clark. Case No. $3.50, deed
book 1913, page 139. -.
Mrs. Rachael M. Cramie and
husband, Cramie. Case No.
$3.50, plat book /, page 16.
Mrs. C. r. Denny and husband,
C. r. Denny. Case No. $3.50, deed
book 1913, page go.
H. E. Ferguson and wife, Mrs.
H. E. Ferguson. Case No. 6361,
deed book 1913, page 299.
Mrs.. r. l.. Gray and husband,
- Gray. Case No. 6362, plat
book 2, page 124.
Mrs. SalleY Holmes and hus-
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS
SALE

By virtue of the authority vest
ed in judgments of the Superior
court of Henderson county, enter
ed in certain causes therein pend
ing in each of which causes Town
of Laurel Park is plaintiff and the
persons hereinafter respectively
named and grouped are defend
ants, l will on the 18th day of
January, 1888, at twelve o'clock
noon, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the courthouse door
of Henderson county, the lands
hereinafter described. The names
of the defendants respectively
hereinafter set out are followed
by the descriptions of the lands
ordered to be sold in the respec-
tive causes in which the Town of
Laurel Park is plaintiff and the
respective named persons are the
defendants. The lands to be sold
in each separate cause will be sold
SSpdIdlSlJ.
The names of the defendants in
said cases, with the number of the
case, and the lands, which will be
sold by the authority of the judg-
ment in each case being as fol-
lows:
w. P. Cleposotle and wife, -
Cleposotle. Case No. 1852, deed
book lat, page SO.
R. C.. Williams and wife. -
Williams. Case No. 1878, deed
book ITO, at pages ITO and 263.
Julia NJ. Lewis and husband,
- Lewis. Case No. 1880, deed
book Isl, page 592.
o. E. Burke and wife, -
Burke, and E. R. Page and wife,
= Page. Case No. 4557, deed
of trust book 101, page 231.
Martha G. Fromme and hus-
band, Fromme. Case No.
1902, deed of trust book 101, 100
and 228.
Mary B. Edwards and husband,
- Edwards. Case No. 1907,
deed book lat, page sc.
J. E. Gibson and wife, Mrs. j..
L. Gibson, C. w. Harvey and
wife, Mrs. C. w. Harvey. Case No.
1899, book of plats l, page 16,
also deed book 178, at page 80.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hobenicht. and hus-
band, - Hobenicht. Case No.
1888, deed book ITO, page 307.
w. H. Kramer and wife, Mrs.
w. H. Kramer. Case No. 1894,
deed book 1872, page AZ.
Mrs. Roxie d. King and hus-
band, - King. Case No. 1898,
deed book 172, page APP.
Ruby H. Major (single). Case
No. 1859, deed book 161, page
800.
Mrs. E. ]. Potts and husband,
- Potts. Case No. 1885, deed
book 1872, page So.
D. B. Sphaler and wife, Mrs.
ID. B. Sphaler. Case No. 1852,
deed book lat, page S.
Clarence Kite and wife, Mrs.
Clarence Kite. Case No. 4568,
deed book 1872, page 396.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Montgomery
and husband, - Montgomery.
page 1875.
G. H. Cothran and wife, Mrs.
Case No. 4571, deed book 100,
G.. H. Cothran. Case No. 6375.
deed book lat, page 81.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bivings and hus-
band, NJ. A. Bivings. Case No.
1859, deed book. 147, page 1902.
Minnie M. Butler and husband,
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10 minutes west, 100 feet to a
stake; thence south 0 degrees, Is
minutes west, 257 feet to a stake
on the north margin of Hebron
street; thence with the north
margin of Hebron street, north
So degrees, Is minutes east 141
feet to the beginning, which
deed of trust is duly recorded in
the office of the register of
deeds for Henderson county in
book 1875, at page 10, reference
to which is hereby made to the
end that by such reference the
said deed of trust, Incorporated
herein and made a part hereof.
Dated and posted, this the
10Th day of December, 1882.
L. w. EWBANK. Commissioner.
12-21-Wed-4tp
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Insanity Squirting
British Fight On
Law OF Divorce
100000 Wives Or Hus,
bands Would Be Free
On New Grounds
By w. C. QUISENBERRY
United Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
| LONDON. Jan. 4. (UP)-The
growing threat of insanity IN
Britain's family life is squirting
a new battle against the rigid
divorce laws OF this county.
There are 100000 men and
women in Britain today whose
wives or husbands are mentally
unbalanced. but who are helpless
/ to free themselves. Thousands
of wives and husbands are vio-
lently insane and have been in
asylums for many years. Thou
sands of others have inherited a
strong tendency toward insanity,
which comes to the surface only
occasionally, but which fills their
mates with dread and puts their
children under the black shadow.
! HARD OPPOSITION
But the severe conservation of
Britain's upper classes still
stands as a solid wall against all
attempts to liberahze divorce
laws. To go the way of Reno
and Paris would be unthinkable.
The only grounds for divorce
lin Great Britain are misconduct
which must be proven beyond
/ doubt with sworn evidence, and
desertion for more than seven
years accompanied by refusal to
support. Moreover. there is the
Kings Proctor, an official whose
business it is to see that the
court is not deceived by any
conspiracy between husband and
\ wife to obtain their freedom.
He watches the applicant like a
detective to see that misconduct
is OF committed on both sides
J instead of only one.
A new divorce bill has Just
been introduced in Parliament
greatly broadening the grounds
! for divorce. But it. like its
numerous predecessors, almost is
/ certain to die without even COM
ing up for consideration.
/ EASIER CONDITIONS
The easier conditions which
this measure seeks would hardly
! be called laxity, compared with
Reno standards. 1t would grant
divorces on grounds of cruelty,
three years desertion, five years,
certified insanity, habi u
drunkenness or drug-taking Tin
case it has forced the petitioner
to be enarated from his mate for
three years. and life imprison-
ment under sommuted death
sentence. :, -.
A husband who compelled his
wife TO lead an immoral life
would be regarded as being
guilty of cruelty.
Obtaining a divorce IN Britain
is a lengthy process, involving
from. eight months to a year 5
+; litigation in most cases. Until
! a few years ago the newspapers
Mere allowed to print details OF
| the testimony. But this is now
J forbidden-on the ground that 1T
corrupts public morals - n d
there are 5000 divorces a year
where there used to be but sew
cral hundred.
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-01-04
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

North Carolina
County of Henderson
Under and by virtue of the
power and authority contained in
that certain deed of trust exccut-
ed by B. C. Outlaw and wife,
Alice D. Outlaw, and +. W. Bord-
ncr and wife, Ethel M. Bordner,
to The Raleigh Savings Bank and
Trust CompanY. trustee (the un-