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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, default was made in
the payment of the Indebtedness
secured by that deed in trust cX-
ecuted By w. W. Walker and
Fred Randall to X. &. Morris,
trustee. dated January Is. 1926,
recorded in book 30, page 81,
records of deeds in trust for
Henderson county, on account OF
which the power Of sale therein
conferred, after due and proper
notice, has become absolute;
Now, therefore. the said trus-
tee, will, by virtue of the power
Of sale contained in said deed N
trust, and in order to satisfy
said debt. and at the request OF
the owner and holder Of the
notes and deed in trust, sell, to
the highest bidder, for cash. at
public auction. at the courthouse
door, in the City Of Henderson
vile, n. c., on May /, 1898, ut
l2 o'clock noon, all the property
described in said deed in trust,
to-wit:
Beginning on a stake in the
back of Oak Grove road III the
center Of South street, and runs
with the center Of South street
north Sc west "a poles to stake
in the creek; thence up and with
the creek south 80 DEGREES west
El6 ii poles to a stake on he
bank Of the creek. with white
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TH0UCHTSoF
A FISHERMAN
By Ike Walton, Redivivus

Every depositor in every bank
closed since 1929 who has not
been paid; in full has a case IN
the court of heaven against the
United States and the state IN
which the bank was located. IL
is fortunate that the cases are IN
Gods tribunal, and not mans,
for. sooner OF later, God pays. II
may seem hard for the poor de-
poSitorS to have to rely on that
fact but It is true. Let us Illus
trate. -
4 man lost his home because
his deposits with which he meant
to pay off the mortgage were
tied up. Human agencies
liquidators, legislators, courts, at.
torneys, and all the slow tribe of
inaction and procraStination-
failed him utterly. But God cauS-
ed rich young man to marry his
daughter and to enable them to
set him up better than before;
while some Of Gods sentences
pronounced upon those who had
robbed him or failed to protect
him would make old Judge JEFF
fries shudder. For when God
strikes in wrath. there is no long
drawn out series of shuffling
with endless appeals.
Fools never see this. They go
blithely along the apparently
smooth path Of their schemes and
wiles; and when they get hit on
the head they are often so stun
red they never know who hit
them.
Of course the fact of Gods
ultimate justice never excuses
mans injustice. If some idiot
should think--"O well, if God
can help those depositors. why
should we worry about them,
let him look out, for he is the
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PRESBYTERIAN
WOMEN'S UNIT
MEETS MONDAY
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
meeting and concluding at noon
on Wednesday:
MONDAY EVENING q P. M.
LYNN No. 2lG.
Devotional and Communion, Rev
x. l.. Alexander, Brcvard, Rev. K.
7. Smith, ID, AsheVille.
Greetings, Miss Annie j. Cash,
Brcvard.
Response, Mrs. /. Al. Richeson,
Lakewood.
Report on program committee.
Special Music.
Offering.
Address - Evangelism. Rev. l..
r. Wilds, p. d., Hendersonville.
Bcnediction.
TUESDAY MORNING, 9 A. M.
Scripture.
Quiet Hour-Refili Your Lamps
Mrs. J. H. Gruver, Black Noun
tain.
Hymn No. 1870.
Circle of Prayer led by Presby-
tcrial officers.
Report of registration commit
tee.
Message from Synodical presi-
dent. Mrs. L. c. Anderson, Mon
treat. -. ,r..-. ..'...'
Hymn No. 90.
Reports. of Presbyterial officers,
Bearers Of the Light!
Montreal Auxiliary. Training
School, Mrs. G. NJ. Morgan, Mon
treat.
Montreal Normal by Presbyter-
ial Scholarship Girl.
Presentation Of Literature, Mrs
Preston Thomas, ASheville.
Invitation for 1884 meeting.
Announcement of temporary
committees. .s'' &C..
Conference on Personal Evan
gelism led by Mrs. Robert GlaS-
gov, Montreal; Mrs. George Ham,
mond, Canton.
Luncheon 1890 o'clock.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 2 Pm.
Quiet II0ur-llold Them (Gour
Lamps High, Mrs. Jere Cooke,
ASheville.
Hymn No. 50.
Reports of District Chairmen
and Local AuxiliarieS, Keepers Of
the Light.
Our Orphanage, Mrs. }. II. Cru
yer. - 81
Reports OF Standing Committees
Recommendations - Finance -
Nominations.
. Election Of officers.
Question Box. Mrs. r. G. An
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rarinr is the mightiest of mag
nets Jesus was getting ready to
make the supreme sacrifice which
draws unto him ali men. From
Mount Hcrmon he saw Mount
Filth, Follow the Attested
Christ. This is my beloved Son. "
Hear the Fathers voice from out
of the light-cloud identifying and
commencing Jesus as his Son.
Again and again the Father APP
proved and authenticated Jesus
as his Son. If we heed the Fa'
ther we must hear the Son.
Sixth, Follow the Challenging
Christ. Jesus said unto him, il
thou canst the father Of the
child cried out" Was the poor
father afraid that his boy was
beyond the power of the Great
Healer? Let him on the contrary
be afraid of the inadequacy OF
his own faith. 1t was to that
faith that Jesus made his chal-
lenge. Happily the father excrcis-
ed it and received the blessing.
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POPE TO BLESS
WORLD EASTER
Ancient and Solemn Cere.
mony Will Be Restored
on Sunday
BY THOMAS B. MORGAN
United Press Staff Correspondent

VATICAN CITY, April ID
CUP).-Pope Plus NJ will restore
another precedent, one latent 63
years, when tomorrow he will OF
ticiate at high mass in st. Peters
and then appear "a the loggla OF
the basilica and bless the City Of
Rome and the whole world.
The P0ntiff has decided on re-
storing this ceremony so as t o
give greater solemnity TO the Holy
Year he has decreed for 1888. Be-
sides, the reasons for which the
ceremony was discontinued no
longer exist, as Italy and the Holy
See now are recOnciled. The last
ceremony of this kind was per
formed by Plus TX on Easter N
1870.
POCKET" ELEVATOR
This will be the first occasion
when the Pope will use his new
pocket" elevator. He will descen!
in this mechanism, which viii
bring him from the Pauline
Chapel to the Chapel of the Pieta.
In this elevator is a throne. The
Holy Father will be seated as he
descends. After he energies, the
carriage is disconnected and fold
ed up so that there is no trace
that an elevator really existed.
The elaborate papal procession
then will be formed and the silver
trumpets will sound the fanfare
that the Pontiff is entering the
main aisle of the baSilica.
This. however, will not be the
first time that Plus N has blessed
the world from the loggia of st.
Peters. 1t became one Of his first
acts as Pontiff and in that he
broke a long-standing precedent,
especially since Italy and the Holy
See had not become reconciled.
CORONATION
This first time later was TO be
followed by a second time. This
time it was the occasion Of the
coronation. when the Pope APP
peared on the balcony wearing
the tiara. or triple crown, the
emblem of the papacy. 49,,
On only one other occasion die
Plus XI bless the city and the
world from the balcony, and that
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very man God is after. One Of
Gods laws is that man must CO.
operate with him. He can man.
age it by Himself all right but
lie seems to enjoy letting the
lightning strike the indifferent
by-stander.
SO, beloved and long-sutferng
depositors. take heart. Don't take
it lying down. Stand up. stand
together, fight for your rights;
then you are cooperating with
God. But if God looks slow tc
you, sin your patience possess We
your souls" for
Let the players be ever SO cum
ming
Their tricks be ever the same
There'll come an end to the, rum
ming
When God gets into the game.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE


doctrine of AtOnement' Will
be the subject of the leSSOn-Ser-
mon in ell churches and societies
of Christ. Scientist, on Sunday,
April Is.
The golden text will be from |
Timothy 2:5: There is one God,
and one mediator between God
and men, the man Christ Jesus.
Among the citations which are
10 comprise the lesson-sermon Is
the following passage from the
Bible: But be We doors of the
word, and not hearers only, de-
ceiving your own selves" flames
1927.
The lesson-sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook "Scl-
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker. Ed
DIV: Through demonstrating his
control over sin and disease, the
great teacher by no means relIev-
ed others from giving the re-
ouisite proof of their own piety.
He worked for their guidance.
that they might demonstrate this
power a. he did and understand
its divine principle. Implicit faith
in the teacher and all the emo
tional love we can bcStOw on
him. will never alone make US
imitators Of him. We must go
and do likewise, else we are not
improving the great blessings
which our Master worked and
suffered 10 beStow upon US. The
divinity Of the Christ was made
manifest in the humanity Of
Jesus" (p. 25).
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oak marked for a pointer; thence
south 80 poles to a stake, Cleve-
land KiIpatrick's corner; thence
with his line south 67 east 76 l-2'
poles to stake on the bank Of
Oak Grove road; thence with the
said road north "a east 20 l-3
to the beginning, and containing
10 acres, more or less. and being
tract No. 5" Of the land decided
to c. w. Donaldson by j. A. Nc
Craw, and decided bv c. w. Don,
aldson to j. l.. Hood. by deed :
dated December 10, 1925.
This sale to be made subject
to taxes, if any.
This 31st March, 1888.
/" X. q. Morris, Trustee.
BY NJ. NJ. Redden, Attorney.
4-l-Sat-4t
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GROVE STREET GOSPEL


The Church of the Open Book.
r. V. Miller. pastor.
Easter Sunday, April 10th.
The Sunday school and regular
morning service will be united,
and a special program for Easter
which has been arranged will be
presented. Many of the Sunday
school children and others will
take part. including an Easter
sermon by the pastor. This union
service will begin at 10 o'clock.
The regular young peoples
meeting at : p. m.
At 8 O'Clock, at the night serv-
ice the pastor will preach on the
subject. The Message of These
Times We Are Passing Through
for Gods People"
A cordial welcome is extended
to all services.
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ders0n.
Hymn No. 1873. 90
!. Prayer, Mrs. X. p. Smith, AShe-
vile.
TUESDAY EVENING 8 P. M.
Hymn No. Ga.
Address-Foreign Missions, Rev.
r. +. McAlpine, Retired Mission
airy from Jauan.
Special music.
Pageant, The Path to Peace,
Young People of Brevard.
Offerin"
Benediction.
WEDNESDAY MORNING 8 AM.
Quiet Hour-Keep the Lights
Ablaze. Mrs. K. P. Walker, Way
nesville.
Negro Woman'S Conference.
Mrs. George Hammond, Canton.
Report Of Delegate to Synodical
Miss Cornelia Taylor, West Ashe-
vile. o.. -.....
Report of temporary commit
tees. d. -. 49, ..".
Report of executive committee.
Unfinished and new business.
Installation of officers. 49,.
Hymn No. rs. . l.. -
Reading Of minuteS-Circle Of
PRAYER, -
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ST JAMES EPISCOPAL

Main Street at Eighth Avenue
Rev. James P. Burke, rector.
Easter Sunday.
Holy communion T:3O a. m.
Holy communion and sermon by
the rector IL a. m.
Children's Easter festival 3:3U
D m. The children will bring
their mite boxes and flowers for
the festival.
The special music numbers Tor
Easter will include the anthem
awake, Thou That SleepeSt,n by
Maker, and Christ Is Risen, by
John Prindle Scott. A recently
composed communion service by
John Brown will be used here for
the first time.
Mrs. Harry Bobst, contralto
will be a guest singer with the
choir for both Sunday morning
services.
The Easter offering this yea,
will be applied on current chure!
expenses.
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FIRST BAPTIST
THE Friendly ChurchJ
D. VI II En,.l paStpr-

Rev. W. II. Ford, pastor.
Sunday school. 9:45--W. Is.
Sinclair, superintendent.
Preaching services:
Morning Il:O0-Sermon by the
pastor-"lhe Triumph Over the
Tomb. -
pastor-"A Message From He'll.
6:45-B. A. L., B. Y: P. I.
and Story HOur-David I. Mash
burn. general director. At the
general assembly hour Miss Al
neria Russ will have charge.
Wednesday, S:OO-The regular
mid-week prayer service. The
pastor will speak at this hour on
the subject. "The Kind of Person
a Sunday School Teacher Ought
To Be-" ~,
study class, being taught by Mrs.
W. c. Powell, will meet in the
Hollowell Bible class room.
Miss Mary Brooks, organiSt,
and Mrs. J. c. Morrow. choir dl-
rector, have planned the follow
ing program of music Tor the
morning service:
Organ Prelude - There Is a
Green Hill Far Away"-Gounod.
Anthem - They Have Taken
Away My Lord--Stainer.
Observation-Disclosures
Anthem-"Our Lord Is Risen
From the Dcad"-HarriS.
Organ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
stone.
The music for the evening
hour. under the direction Of Roy
{. Bennett, director. Miss Mary
Brooks. organist, and Mrs. W. l..
Sinclair, pianist. will be as fol-
lows:
Organ Prelude - Andante Re-
Ggioso-Thome.
Special-"Christ, The Lord, Is
Risen TO-DAY" Chorus.
Observation-Disclosures,
Speeial-"He Lives on High"
Evening Chorus.
Organ Postlude-March-hoS-
mer. -, =,
The public is cordially invited
10 attend the services OF oul
church.
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FIRST METHODIST

Rev. Claude MOSer, munster.
Sunday school az .9:l5 o'clock.
II. C. Ransom. general superln-
tendent; Mrs. J. f. Stokes. teach.
er Susannah Wesley Bible class;
Mrs. l.. L. Geiger and Miss Bes-
sic Allen teachers Philathea Ri-
bic class; C.. II. MagOon, teach
er Mems Rible class.
IL 90 o'clock. Morning service.
Sermon by pastor. Theme: The
Power of His Resurrection" At
conclusion of sermon, the congre-
CATION, will bring to the pulpit the
self-denial offering.
7:15 p. m.-Epworth League
meets in church parlor.
500 o'eloek-Evening service,
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PRESBYTERIAN
r WildS. paStOr.

Sunday school, 9:45 a. M; Law
renee Mckay. superintendent.
Morning worship-l1 o'clock
sermon subject. "Christ's Resur-
rection and Ours. -,
Evening worship. We shall
omit our evening service in order
to worship with our Methodist
friends at their church in a spe-
cial service Of Easter music.
Christian EndeavOr meetings as
usual. -,
The Woman's auxiliary will
POSTPONE it's monthly meeting TO
April 81, on account Of the meet
ing of the Presbyterial in Bre-
ward Monday.
Mems Monthly Meeting-Tues-
day-Supper served at 7 o'clock,
followed by a program in charge
of J. T. Fain.
PRAYER meeting-Wednesday 6
y. m. We are expecting for this
service Dr.. Robert McAlpine, one
of our most honored missionaries
whose field of service has been
Japan.
The musical program for the
morning service will include:
Anthem-As 1t Began to Dawn
-Stults.
Solo - Gethsemane - Salter -
Mrs. J. NJ. Herbert.
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occurred on the day on which the
Lateran Pacts were signed, n
1929. But tomorrow it will be the
first time tina the has restored to
its full traditional significance the
custom of the Pope blessing the
world on Easter.
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GRACE LUTHERAN ,
"a Church with a Message)


Rev. A. w. Lippard. pastor.
Sunday school C9;45, B, u.
Brown, superintendent.
Morning worship and sermon
at HOO. Sermon subject, THE
Resurrection" The Holy Com
munion will be administered at
this service.
The Luther League will meet
at 700.
There will be no evening. serv-
ice.
Albert Hewitt, Jr.. will render
special solo number at the early
morning service. Special music by
the choir at IL. Mrs. o. A. Mey-
err. director.
We invite you to worship with
lis.
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CATHOLIC

holy Week announcements:
Palm Sunday. Q a. m.-BlesSing
and distribution of Palm. Mass
sermon benediction.
Holy Thursday-(Birthday of
institution of the Lords Supper) .
Mass q. m.-Children's Flow
er procession. 9 a. m. 20 G p. m
ALL day alteration. eco.
Good Friday-7:30 a. m.-Mass
of the presanctifed and alteration
of the Cross. 8 to 4 p. m.-Sta-
ton of the Cross sermon.
Holy Saturday. 1870 a. NJ
Mass and Blessing of Font.
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
JESUS TRANSPORTED
By HIGHT c. MOORE
ApllI TO.
MarL 0.DS II Is 2n-2O.

April l6.
Mark OPS, IT, IS. 1929.
Golden Text-And the Word
was made flesh, and dwelt among
us, (and we beheld his glory, the
glory as of the only begotten OF
the Father), full of grace and
truth.-John lila.
Six days had passed since Pc
ter's great confession. Jesus and
his disciples were still in the re-
gion of Caesarea Philippi. One
evening, attended by that inner
trio of disciples, he assembled Il
high spur of Mount Hermon,
where as ne prayed, he was trans
figured. When they came down
the mountain and rejoined their
companions Jesus healed the de-
moniac boy whom the disciples,
through defective faith and I'M
potent prayer were unable to
cure.
The Prayer of Sacrifice must
have been offered by Jesus on
the Mount of TRANSPORTATION.
First, Follow him up to the
place of prayer. The transtlg-
uration occurred Just Il week aft
er the great confession Of Mes
siahship by Peter and it was IN
the same region Of CaeSarea
rhilippi. 1t was Il time of crisis
and at such periods the Great tx
emplar is usually seen in prayer.
And it was in the solitude that
this strengthening Of soul and the
preciousnesS Of divine sympathy
were most fully enjoyed. On the
present retirement, however,
Jesus took with him Peter, James
and John, his special companions
at the raising Of the rulers
daughter and later in the Garden
of GethSemane. No unsympathiz-
ing spectator must view the trans
figuration glory and only the
most trustworthy witnesses be
present to report it in due time.
1t was probably late in the eve
ming when these four assembled a
spur of Mount Hermon.
Second, Enter with him into
the place of glory. As Jesus in
the midnight on the mOuntain-top
poured forth his fervent prayers
he was TRANSPORTED before the
favored three. His face did shine
as the sun far surprising the
facial glory Of Moses and Ste
phen. His raiment was illumined
by the intense splendor Of his
person. Moses and Elijah APP
peared and talked with Jesus.
They were two chief worthless OF
the old dispensation-the first
standing for the law and the sec
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The choir will give its annual Eas-
ter cantata, entitled, THE First
Easter" The choir, under the d.
rection of Miss Kate DotSon, has
made thorough preparation for
this service. which promises to be
the most impressive yet. Our
Presbyterian friends will worship
with US at this hour. We shall be
delighted to have them and others
who will come.
Wednesday. 8 p. m,-Mid-weeN
prayer service will be held in the
church parlor.
The public is cordially invited
TO attend these services. You arc
q stranger here only once.
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E E5% RATES

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of current is 34 per klowa hour as compared
with the old rate of SC and LIE per howatt hour'
Compare this of operation with the cost OF ordinary
refrigeration
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Kelvnator prices are the lowest in history! You can
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Evening star., 1933-05-24
Conqueringg Contract
-By P. HAL SIMS

! void. He must now employ little
common, sense and imagination. He
must encourage the slam by showing
YOU one of his aces, both to affirm that
he has two aces and also to tell you
that II your spades Is void, that does
not constitute duplication. Five clubs
is his bid. Now you can safely slam
in hearts. Dummy's losing clubs will
20 on the long diamond. heart trick
will be lost. but only (a) II the enemy
have a heart holding which must yield
them two tricks in that suit, or tb) II
they have a guarded jack of diamonds,
and the club finesse thereby rendered
necessary proves unsuccessful, will the
slam be beaten.
Showing Three Aces.
II the opener held
s'; sp; Axx kxx 81. 81. AA55xxx
he should bid five no trumps over your
four diamonds, to tell you that he has
normal support, including high honor,
for both your suits. and three aces.
The responding hand could now dis
pense with the cue bid and say six
hearts; only If the enemy have two
heart tricks can they defeat the slam,
as diamond can be ruffed If that suit
fails to break.
Delicate Inference.
If the opener held
Hts. K OK Ci. q fox
he must. over your four diamonds. bid
four hearts as before. If you now make
the cue bid of four spades, he knows
that there is no duplication in that suit,
and this strengthened heart support
means no loser in either red suit II they
break normally. However, you may
have two little clubs and the singleton
ace of spades, so five hearts is all he
can bid. The responding hand can now
count some losers. Partners failure to
show the club ace over the cue bid
means he can only have one-half trick
in clubs. In diamonds he has only one
trick, the ace. Therefore, opener must
have two tricks in the majors; If he
holds A @ of spades and only the king
of hearts, the slam will fail; but it Is
far more likely that he has king-queen
of hearts. Possessing only half trick
in clubs, If he hold only K x x or @ j x
in hearts his hand must be
So to4 ASkH sSkn d. AK
Hts; soro SJ5 oJx5 o' q lo*
Surely with such spade holding, he
would bid four no trumps over four
diamonds. There is thus every reason
for the responder to bid six hearts,
relying on finding not less than K @ x
in that suit in the openers hand. With
@ ] x there would still be a flnesse
against the king. The possession Of
the club king assures him that only one
cIfib trick will be lost.
(Copyrisht, 1889
Mr.. Sims will answer all inquiries on
contract that are addressed to this news
paper with self-addressed, stamped envelope.
Evening star., 1933-05-24

many Of the veterans. Some Of them
would have welcomed an opportunity
to pounce on him.
Charles Curtis, an old-timer IN the
Senate and familiar with the rules, had
comparatively easy time OF It. Only
once was he In danger OF having q
decision appealed, but that came to
nothing. The Senator protesting the
ruling withdrew his complaint.
In Vice President Garner the Senate
has presiding officer quite different
from any other In many years. Cactus
Jack" is an individualist when 1t comes
| to rules, especially as regards the Sen
ate. That Is, thus far he has given
that impression.
His long years of experience In the
House, where the rules are SO different
from those Of the Senate, have had
their effect Much Of the drive, the
urge to get things done in hurry,
Is still evident. That can't be done
| in the Senate.
Those who know Garner attribute
| this to the fact that he was for so
long his party's floor leader in the
House. They say that it is difficult for
him to assume the judicial attitude ex-
pected Of the presiding officer. He
seems unable to forget that he Is In
| the chair and notSdown on the floor
In the thick Of things.
This was demonstrated many times
| when he was Speaker. Whenever q
question Of policy was raised on the