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Ell COMITE DE CONVEX
CiON DE La ORDEN ODD
FELLOWS

Para la noche de manana vier
mes, a las 80, Sc cita al conf
t6 de convention de la Orden
Odd Fellows.
Asuntos de verdadera impor-
tanci3 seran diScutidos.
ES secretario de este comit6
ell ST.. Bias G. Rodriguez y pre-
sidente ell ST.. Anzalone.
La gaceta., 1934-12-13
DEFUNCIONES

Falleci6 aver EN- TN hospital
local ell ST. Manuel Geguindi, de
amos, yecino de la casa hume
ro 2917 de la calie q. lie sobre
viven su viuda, Sra. Angela;
dos hijos, Manuel y Frank, y un
hermano, Bernardo.
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Las helad9s de las noches del
martes y aver han causado
grandes danos en- las cosechas
de este condado y de la Florida,
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.el934 REA SERVICE. INC

mo. It's rather nice to be rid
of Minnie for a while and have a
chance to think. Tomorrow I'm
going to take a few steps if DR..
Siddal will permit"
r'Why my permission" !,
aBill," she leaned forward,
'why are you acting this way to-
wards me? What have | done?
Are you angry at something's"
Good Lord, no! Of course not 90
"You were so kind at first. Then
you changed-you act almost as if
you disliked me. For a week now
I've felt that l could walk if the
spllntS were removed but you
haven't done it, nor come near
me"
"I'm not a doctor, Madeline.
I've had little training, but I'll
send for"
Glow ridiculous she inter-
rupted. "You don't want to touch
me-that's all. Ever since the day
you brought me the wheel chair
you've avoided me. Why?"
"What are you trying to do
get tempermental? l haven't
avoided you. I've been busy. Har-
vesting takes all a mans time.
Pm short of hands and there's
been so much rain-I haven't
meant to neglect you. / thought
you understood. | should have re-
membered that you are a star per-
former and used to all kinds of
attention"
Glow unkind to say thatv
"And | didn't mean it. 1t was
rotten thing to say! l think you
are the loveliest thing God ever
made and I've been trying to
convince myself that everything
will be just the same when you
go back to the circus. but know
it won't be. know this place will
be as drab as a morgue and that
what was endurable before will be
hell then" His voice was thick
with bitterness.
"But if | don't go back"
"Of course you will! What is
there here for you? Spending a
few weeks during the summer
when you're laid up with a broken
leg is quite different from staying
here the year round. No one who
has known applause and fame as
you have could be satisfied in a
place like this"
'I'm not going back. | prom
ised Grandfather tonight"
"You shouldn't have made a
promise you know you'll break"
"You don't want me to stay"
"Of course | don't"
Grandfather Siddal STIRRED and
mumbled, Reckon it's about time
for bed, Maddie." Bill sprang to
his feet and assisted him into the
house. He came back to help DON
ma but she waved him aside and
manipulated the chair herself.
The next day doctor from Le-
banon removed the splints and
she took few steps, but Bill was
not present.
(To be continued)
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EDNEYVILLE
EDNEYvILLE, May 1O.-Rev

EDNEYVILLE, May 1O.-Rev.
Ernest Blythe will preach at Mt
Mcriah Sunday, May II, at II
'o'clock. D.
Misses Eiva and Eathen Press,
lev spent a few days with Mr.. ana
Nh and Mrs. Bryant Blanton OF
Gastonia. Mrs. Blanton and chill,
.dren returned with them ana
snent a week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Presley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gillian re-
Gently motored to Charleston Tor
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Edney
have received word that their son,
Private Cecil Edney, who rs IN
the U. S. marines, has landed
safely in Cuba. Mr.. Edney is
hoping to be back at his post IN
Virginia about June l.
w. H. Ownby of Jones Gap,
spent Sunday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Whit Ownby.
Bill Robinson, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Robinson. had the
misfortune to get his finger bad
ly cut.
Most every one of this place
attended the study course at Mt.
Moriah last week.
Miss Mamie Hudgens formerly
of Chimney Rock, became the
bride of Greedy Cook Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Gillian
had as dinner guests Sunday, Rev.
and Mrs. Drive and family also
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= 'oE DELICIOUS BARRIE
Ia ~, rI'cHen salad, country
IA ~ bacon lettuce and to-
WS S;a.'"lches. Shorty's Pig
:, ste 5. Main street. =
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NOTICE OF SALE
o 1884 BY sEE SERVICE INC.

Under the power of sale con-
tanned in a deed of trust execut-
cd nv G.. l.. Anders and wife, Eu-
genia Anders, to the undersigned
trustees. dated July II, 1920
and of record in book 10, page y
of the trust deed records OF Hen
derson county, North Carolina
the undersigned will on the lltn
day of June. 1884, at II O'Clock
noon at the courthouse door IN
Henderson county, North Caro-
lima. in the City of Henderson
Vile, offer for sale at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder Tor
cash all of the following de-
scribed land, to-wit:
In the County of Henderson,
State of North Carolina, partlcu-
Iariv described as follows: In the
City of HendersOnville, beng q
mart of the Walker A. Smith iaho
in the south part Of Henderson
vile as conveyed to c. H, Lam
ming BEGINNING at a stake
on the east side of South Mali'
street. being the south west cor
ner of the Chas. Sunofsky ,iot,
and running thence with the me re
of said lot. south So degrees %
minutes east 90 feet to a STAKE
thence south Is degrees 80 MN
utes west; parallel with Maln
street so feet to stake: thence
naralIeI with the Sunofsky line.
north S6 degrees 80 minutes west
90 feet to a stake on the east
margin of Main St; thence VIII
the east margin of said street,
north rs degrees .35 minutes east
! so feet to the BEGINNlNG. De
inc the same land described IN
deed from Harrison d. hyaer
and wife, Nellie Mae Hyder, TO
! e T. Anders and wife, Eugenia
4nders, dated April II: 1872
and of record in book No. 1872
Of naee No. 1T of the records
IF deeds for Henderson county
This the 10th day OF Way
t tT6pEw D. CHRISTIAN AND
I FOY JUSTICE. Trustees
D. 5-IO-Thurs-4tI
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Rev. and Mrs. Rines and Mr.. and
Mrs. Helms Of Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Nix had
for supper guests Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 7. Perry and
also Mn. and Mrs. BARNEY Ed
nev of Union Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Nesbitt OF
Greens Creek, have been visiting
friends and relatives of this com
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hill were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gillian Sunday.
Miss Nellie Nix was a supper
guest Of Miss Rosco Townsend
Sunday night.
Several from this community
have been attending the COM
mencement exercises at Dana
high school.
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PAGE SEVEN

w. Whiteside and W. S. LYDIA. .
Mrs. p. S. Moore was called I'd
Virginia on account of the illness
of her brother. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown
and children of Hendersonvillel
were dinner guests Of Mr.. apd
Mrs. John LYDIA Sunday. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Greer
with others visited Mr.. and Mist
Gay LYDIA Sunday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Whitesida
visited the latter's mother. Mfsi
j. l.. Ownby Sunday.
Miss Ida Barnwell has accepts
ed a position at Tryon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Roper
of Hendersonville, visited the latl
ter's mother, Mrs. Sallie Hudgins,
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Clora, Pearl, Helen and
Josie Freeman, Catherine and
Jennie Dee LYDIA visited Misses
Sue and Myrtle LYDIA Sunday
afternoon.
Otis Freeman was the dinner
guest of Ohio LYDIA Sunday.
Miss Lucille Freeman is visit;
ing her sister, Mrs. John Moore|
Mrs. Wilburn Brown and son
J. V. visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Jones, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. w. LYDIA and
children of East Flat Rock. visit
ed the formers mother Mrs,
Mary j. LYDIA, Sunday.
Joe Laughter, Sr., and joe
Jr., visited Millard LYDIA Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Ownby and
son, Ray, visited Mrs. Wilburi1
Brown Saturday.
Mrs. S. A. Hudgins and daughI
ter, Winnie, were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Whitesida
Thursday. =
Mrs. John Morrison recently
visited her sister, Mrs. John LYDIA
Mrs. C. w. Freeman and son,
Jack, visited her mother, Mrs. MI
j. LYDIA Friday. 8"
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BARNWELL

BARNWELL, May 10.-Mrs
Ben Brown and children return.
ed to their home at Union Hill
Sunday. After spending some
time with the formers mother
Mrs. Mary j. LYDIA.
w. H. Ownby of Mt. Hebron
spent Saturday night with hi:
sister, Mrs. Millard LYDIA, anc
her family. He also visited hi:
mother, Mrs. j. l.. Ownby. anc
two other sisters, Mesdames J
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-aWhat makes you think
q. - - . - :.

/ don't?" he eNaded.
perhaps I have intuition too"
4 ..Oh, Mattie,ssall rights4 sreck.
J con, but Eknow q heap of girls / d
rather see Bill marry. He's a fine
4 boy, sBiatSis9 and deserves the best
wife there is: There's pct a mean
nor selfish bone in Bills body.
When I think of how he gave up
| his schooling to come out here
with me-: -, =. =.
ssMheft s6uF65wn grandchild-
fDonna interrupted. ?
| so shouldn't haaeasssaid that.
You're making me mighty happy
now. Maddie. Mighty happy. Pm
beginning to dread the days when
you have to go back"
MAYBE" she unused, "Pll new
er go back-not if you want me
to stay"
"Maddiei You mean that"
I eyes. Only you may find you
will be glad to be rid Of me. I'm
not always a very nice person.
Not unselfish at all" There was a
little choke in her voice that did
not escape the old man. He rose
and crossed to the wheel chair
with the faltering footsteps of
the blind. His sensitive fingers
touched her cheeks, smoothed her
hair. Then he bent and kissed her
forehead.
you're my little girl, my eve
lambs Maddie. All the love that
l had to give; to three sons is now
yours. When you left me some
thing went out of my life. Young
folks have new friends and amuse-
ments and future to look for
ward to, but we old ones have on
ly those We love, and we haven't
the capacity for loving new per-
sons. Our own kin grows dearer
with years. No matter what you
are or did Il would want you. !
felt kind of bitter at first. Then
when darkness brought clearer
vision | understood. Strange" his
voice trembled, chow much under
standing we afflicted ones are
given. Sometimes l feel that
have been blessed in losing my
eyesight." Z : =
Donna reached up, took his
hand and pressed it against hen
damp cheek. Chow wonderful you
are. And to think" Almost she
had said words that must never
be spoken.
That hour in the cleaning
brought them very close to each
other. so close that she marveled
that the old man, with his inner
vision. did not detect her decep-
ton. In that hour Donna deter.
mined that if her preesnce could
bring Amos Siddal peace and hap
piness in his failing years she
would never leave him, not even
if Bill did marry another girl.
Grandfather was doing in his
arm chair on the porch and She
was sitting motionless in the dark,
mess when Bill returned.
+ 81 didn't want to waken him,
Donna said in a whisper when the
young man threw away his cigaret
and joined her.
"Where is Mrs. Planter? Meth
Ell of you should be out here al
this hour"
"She said something about Wis
ting a friend. But l didn't want
to go to bed. The night is so love
ly. I've been sitting here watch
ing the stars and the fireflies ant
thinking how peaceful it is"
| y * y
He sat down on the step at he
feet. "Not lonely?"
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DIVORCES COOL HEELS

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. -,
(UP).-One of the first Official
acts of Claude Weaver, Oklahoma
statesman, when he was appoint
ed district judge here to fill a
vacancy, was to ban quick al
vorces. Taking the bench here
bv appointment of Gov. W. d.
Murray, Weaver announced ne
would hear no divorce case un-
less it had been on file 30 days
"to give the parties cooling Tune
so they will. make up and go back
together. )"
There is no substitute for
n.oor advertising.
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s. oOS two and three-piece
h., 'oCm suites in genuine
L.. Jacquard velour and
i;S' suites s. Specially priced
l,1s .j''V' Terms can be ar
sSSs BrunsOn Furniture
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l0Farns
R-Miscenaneous

ISAL shares Laborers Build
Z Loan stock for sale. ROx
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FOR SALE
Autos and Accessories

| ruryROLET TRUCK, long
/. 1a,r. dual wheels, good
ami engine first class.
| y v.T.n $. Hatch or F. K.
f....~,.ane 4, Shipman's Ga
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|AlSIlNG AND PAINTING
.l be done now. All pre-
l,s.S point TO a big tourist
[a' We are prepared to
f., you with building ma
IS Of all kinds. Rigby-
'.S Company, Lumber,
Material, Millwork.
-. Fourth avenue east
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E rc', ~, SS.o'OO.-You must see
ann. me Of $500 dresses
)EFy yS,ate therl, at JENNIE
, SHOP
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Special Notices

m. NREDlT Is GOOD at
,Jer o. $ where quality and
LIE Drices meet" =
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NOTICE OF SALE

Pursuant to an order of the
Clerk of Superior Court Of Hen
derson county, North Carolina. in
that special proceeding entitled
E., Cecil Stepp, administrator. VS..
D. E. Stepp ct al, appointing the
undersigned as commissioner to
sell the hereinafter described
lands at public auction. I will.
therefore, on Friday, April 9th,
1884, at 1900 o'clock a. M, at
the courthouse door, Henderson
county. North Carolina, offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash
the following described property:
Adjoining. the lands of u. S.
Nelson on. Willow and Hebron
streets, on the western side Of
Hendersonville. BEGINNING at a,
stake standing south As degrees
east 2 1-2 poles from a black oak
sapling and runs north 25 degrees
east II poles to a stake on He
bron street and with said street,
north SO degrees cast 10 poles and
Is links to Willow street and with
said street, south II degrees west
% poles and links to a stake;
then north As degrees west II
poles and 3 links to BEGINNING.
Containing one acre more or less
and being the same property deed
ed by D. E., Stepp t2 Ellen Shep-
herd Stepp as shown in record of
deeds, book SO, page 267, of the
records for Henderson county,
North Carolina, excepting from
the above tract that piece or par
eel Of land conveyed by D. Z.
Stepp and wife, Ellen Shepherd
Stepp, to l., j. Jones, as shown by
deed recorded in book &C, at page
246. of said records.
The above property will be sold
subject to r accrued taxes and
street assessments.
This the 26th day of March,
1884.
z. CECIL STEPP,
Commissioner.
3-27-Tues-4tp.
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NEA Group TO
STUDY TREND
in EDUCATION
Report on Revision Being
Prepared by Experts in
Asheville Conference

ASHEVILLE, April 17.-Fu-
ture trends for secondary educa-
tom are being studied by COM
mittee of the National Education
association at Grove Park Inn
here this week.
Headed by DR.. Thos. II, brlgE ::
of Teachers college, Coluino' .
university, the committee OF
Educators from all parts OF the
nation arrived at the nm yesteI.
day to begin the conference. y
is the committee on orlenta'io of
IF the national department OF
secondary school principals OF thS
NEA. s.o,,, tho
Carnegie Fund for the Aavan ntso
ment of Teaching, the comm ,ins n
is studying fundamental issues III
secondary education:
STUDY TEN ISSUES rron
The following ten issues upon of
which depend the future treno S Ta
Socondarv e,,ucation, Will o.
st from all argles by inc
Committee, the chairman eA-
planned: -, education be
nrov;ded at public expense ler pr. al =
pormal individuals or only lor q
p Shall secondary educatloh f Or
continued at public expense r io %
al normal adolescents as l1nG .; -
thog me elect to attend, or snail ~ tf
he limited at the discretion "a
the school authorities? ,Ood only
III? 8. Shall Shall i be concerned erosTes en Hf
t Wne" individual or with those those O ON;
o az, thew promise Proh t3 no JGH
fribntion to the supporteu poi III
ooI %nSrUanization, i. e., school as
t Ca, u County or state2y -, 80,
'fi A. Shall there b" .+o e9m nfFsrn
-riculum or differentiated 0iier
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

hooh
4, FABiITo. a. handsome youth.
bccoaies a fugitive when he dec.
tram, Key Wesf to. Havana with
BEAC md LOT'rIE two thieve.
Pablito ans heen, accused ~ ,
murder, he did not commit, MAR
ca fRFssDw AZ WHO GOULD nrov.
him 'nnocrnt fcnrs scandal, md
rep,rins, silent 81, -.s..
rublftn H.. In Iove with Es-
TEIL'F. FIELD dnnehtcr of rich
JIM 'FiFI.D In HAVANA. under
the nnn,eF "Junnttosr he become.
celebrated rs n borrr md he md
Hem, apep. n %ynDasium
SIR ACHREy. n utied English
mnn md Pa,iifo'. fnther :. begin.
n, senr"h for his son. empIovinc
RILI fSGs., View York detrotir.
Riiiings- convinced. PnhIIfo q, STR
Auhr"y's son md innoceut, Of the
charge nEninsr. him.. scts IN work
TO "rover this. ...
rrThr"e vcnrs mss md PnbIIto
aces Esfeiie nSnia., They meet se-
"rrhy, nptfl her rnther take. her
hwav on n Yacht rruJse. Pnbitto.
"ehrvinG ESteile fatthIcs.. leave.
'"ha" Months later. In France. h.
r"ads Other engagement 10 ALEC
pA'NinS. He decides. To return n
Cuha ~
Field loses his fortune In
"hnnriai crash lie md EsteIIc,
'""' decide Ia go to Havnnn.
now GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XL
TIM FIELD went on. speakins
slowly. I've been feeling the
cold here and I thought, a few
weeks in Havana might pick me
up" ..
What he was thinking was, AT
least | have the Havana house I
can sell IT. and With Estelle's IN.
come His vague reverfe pic.
tured the two Of them managing
on reduced. income. trying to
shave expenses. The big place in
Havana would be too large for
them to- keep anyhow. II had
always taken a horde of servants
to run it. Now they would have
to- get along with only a cook and
second maid. There would be no
others-no maid for Estelle or
valet for himself.
He gave Estelle's hand-grown
limp in his clasp-a hard squeeze
and again moved toward the table.
She watched him down another
stif drink with, splitter and a
gulp. Something was wrong. she
knew. One of the few vices Jim
Field had never acquired was over.
drinking. OF course. she concluded
wearily,. with blunt. matter.of.
fact frankness that contrasted un.
pleasantly with her earlier mo-
ment Of sympathy. 1t must be some
woman. He had usually had his
way with women bnt in a long life
time OF pursuit there was sure to
be one desired one who would
evade. perhaps with a cruel and
hooking laugh.
Il hope Havana will make you
'eel much better" she said gently.
Field thought of Estelle as she had
been a few years earlier. She had
always spoken gently then. Again
his eyes stung.
WELL" he answered. well have
try at it"
His attempt at jauntiness was
not convincing. She felt herself
and fought against this.
She did not want to feel aga;:- tho
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EXEcUTRIx's NOTICE

Having qualified as executrix
of the estate of Mrs. Mary Ray
CAN'T, deceased. late resident of
Henderson county, this is to no
tify all persons having claims
against /, said estate. to present
them to the undersigned on or
before April 10. 1885, OF , this yl no
tice will be pleaded in bar of re-
covery. Persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make set
Element at once With the under
signed, r ~; ~ ,."-
This April 10, 1884.
iiMARGARET LEDFQRD, Execu-
ltrix, HendersonYille, N. G.
49,. 4-10-Tues-6tp
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lngS?
!. Shall public high schools pro-
vide vocational training or only
general education?,
6 Shall secondary education
primarily have in mind prepare
ton for advanced studies or be
concerned primarily with the
value of its own courses, regard
less of the students future AGA
demic. aspirations?
7. Shall it consist of unit
courses usually of one year or one
semester in length each with its
terminal examination, or of inter
woven courses with comprehen-
sive examinations covering cumu-
lative intre-related knowledge?
8. Shall it seek merely adjust
ment of students to common life
practices or to the Improvement
of these practices.
g.. Should it present merely or
ganized knowledge or also assume
responsibility for attitudes AMI
ideals?
10. Shall it be merely part OF
a gradual continuous unitary pro-
cess or distinct and closely ar
ticulating part of the entire edu-
cation program with peculiar
functions of its own.
TO MAKE REPORTS
Following the meeting here,
which is expected to close Friday
afternoon OF Saturday morning,
the committee will make its re-
port of recommendations. The re-
port will then be edited and sent
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7. N. Rre. U. S. PAT. lFE.
By Cowan

! to high school principals through
out the nation for criticism.
Upon considering criticism of
the recommendations by the prin-
cipals, the committee will then
make its final report of recon-
mendations so a general popular
ization program may be institpt-
ed to put the results of the study
into practice.
The committee was appointed
in the spring of 1888 and has
held two meetings at Atlantic
City since. It's work is expected
to last three years and to cover
three general phases: An attempt
to define functions of secondary
education, to put administrative
reforms into effect, and to con-
slider new courses of study J..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
trix of the estate of E. V. Fowler,
deceased, of'Henderson county, N.
c., this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
ito-file them with the undersigned
on. OF before March Is, 1885, or
this notice will, be pleaded in bar
of recovery.I Persons indebted to
said estate please make prompt
settlement with the undersigned.
This March IS, 1884.
MAMIE V. FOWLER, Admnx.
3-Tues-6tp.