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Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

Ger 8in6. nIer5eiben
sic, Serr &eonfteur, bdtten sic fir
elm @eoidt nNn ben @eltmino~ Ser
penoung?"
s2ei0er nidt.~
r0os @eOi9t 1T iebr gut"
.9ns nuBt anes nidt - uniere
Geniter eebeu nod Often"
Ser @runO. Ser iunge
9iater frat Dor. Gdiiftern fragte
er BEN NeOofteur:
uSaben Sic meme 9idtungen
geleien?"
oSa, aber id iebe leioer feline
Moglidfeit, iie u1teroubringen.~
nSdaoe. g[ne 8IGtter bebalten
meme Soden. Sd babe nod ME
cine Sade ,5uriidgeianot befom-
men,
n9a baben sic ielblt i6ulo", er.
nioerte Der GdriftIeiter, rparum
legen Sic Sbren Saden fem @iid-
porto bei?"
- Gas RaritGtenfabi.
nett. 8ie id neulid our9 Oie
Staot bunlmle, gerate id auf einea
Hlas, auf benz iid] Elm Miniaturrum-
mel etabliert bat.
9odltens elm babies 0ubenO
Meniden betpegen iid 5miiden ben
Mttraftionen. Cine GdnufeI lit ga.
Gin &aruiiel. Cine 8uOe, an Der
init rielengroBen 2ettern 0as @ort
.&aritdtenfabinett" gu leien lit.
SD be5able mein @ntree un6 gebe
binein.
gead 5tuei Minuten bin ih mieoer
6rnuBen.
rSOr'n Sic NAL, iage ih gu Dem
Mann an Ser Safe, umie fommen
Sic oenn oa6u. oieie 8uOe elm gfa-
ritdtenfabinett 8it nenneu? 9as finO
ia aIles gang aataglide 9inge, Die
es oa gu ieben eibt.~
nSa, aber oaB elmer reingebt, ts
me &aritat!@ anttuortete Der W3ann
tribe.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

3mei Eourilten, nrrne Stl0en-
ten, ponoern 0ur9 0as Sol3fam-
mergut. uno 0a Die N6dte milo
iin0, Die llnterfunftspreile aber nift
fir orme Stu0enten bere1net,
10 Iegen ii9 Die beioen am 9lbenO
einfah in elm ausgetrofnetes 5luB-
bett - obne flieBenoes @aiier -
unO idlafen balO ben S9laf Ser
@ere1ten.
9l0sli9 perOen tie iab aus Dem
S6lummer geriittelt. @or ibnea
Itebt elm 2anOgenoarm in boiler
@ebr.
.Waeine Serren", iagt ser Sitter
Der Sr0nung, iibrigens CANA freuno-
lid, uOa i'm 5reien Oiirfen g net
liegen. @anns net gIei aufitebn
uno megaebn, nader miiiiens a ieoer
5pa SdilIing Straf' aabl'n!~
u8aas?~ riefen ga sic Stuoen-
ten emp0rt, rim Srt Orin bat Der
@irt fir elm bequemes Matrabenbett
8pei SHILLING Derlangt, un6 iest iii
Oas SdIafen i'm 6luBbett aud nidt
biaiger
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
@isOerIeben.

@ottIieb &reife lit Elm frdftioer
ur0 braDer RerI, tpenn audi nidt
Der inteaigenteIte; Oie WnbI eines
8erufes pirO idtuer. Sos pdterIihe
Mnipeien in &ledersOorf bat fir ale
&inoer nidt Nnbrung. Gs beiBt in
sic @eIt geben. @ottlieb fommi
nod Ginger Wtiibe au Ieinem groBetl
StoI5 oIs SoI6ot BET Der &eidspebr
inter.
@ottIieb Itebt gum eriten MioIe in
&eib uno @lieo; Ser Serr Snnpt4
mann miro our 8eIihtigung Oer
Neulinge eriportet tlnO eriheint.
ltnierem @ottlieb miro gang frob
ums Sera. gr fpiirt Seimdtluft.
Der Souptmnnn lit &ontors Nelte-
iter aus &leders0orf.
Niit beiBer Msiibe Iudt @ottlieb
li1 bemerfbnr 8u MAIDEN; er ld6elt,
pinft berltoblen, tritt BON einem
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

- 9oS Sta0tfin0. &lein.
Snge lit gum eritenmal auf Dem
2an6. Sic betrahtet eingebenO elm
S1nein unO fonlmt Damn gelnufen:
pW2utti, marum bat Oenn Oas
S6mein cine StedOoie borne oran?~
Do8 &arufieI. Ser
8oamatroie @ein &rltntie aeigte ei-
mem Gbinelen ct. @auli. Ser Chi
naulann betradtete eritaunt elm Sea.
ruiiel. @r fragte, mas Oas iei.
81, iagte Sein unO aog i'm
Deiter, noat is man lone fl6gli6e
@rfinOung, nm alfobolfrei Oubn 5u
meroen!"
8erungIidt. v0b gud.
Oige 6rau, Sbr Srdulein Eo6ter 1T
cine 8erle", i6udrmt Gris I'm
ban0.
uMein Serr" - Grau &ingeluutb
mititert i'm entruitet Dioa oas
DieIIeiht beiBen, OaB id cine Auiter
bin?"
Oh. anaOiae Gruu, i'd meme
bod feline edte @erIe.~
Neues pom &udud.
Bel elmer 8ieOerboIuus iiber Sen
&udud ionen oie &inOer ongeben,
welde 8eion0erbeiten gera0e oieien
8ogel bon nr6eren unterl9eioen.
Nntiirlid ioa audi Der Ionoerbaren
Art Oes nnteridiebens Ser &udtids.
eier in Die Setter an0erer @6geI ge.
oaht fuer0en. uno oa bebauptet
Oenn nun zines Der &leinen: Scr
&udud 1T ~Oestpegen elm ionoerbnrer
gogel, neil er feline gier ni6t Ielbit
legt.~
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

Der gerrdter. n8eslci.
teIt on mid gum Bus, S1ns1en?"
.Nein, Eante, id fam nidt.
@enn OH meg bift, gibt's glei6 &af.
fee"
- litter. Isle lit pigent-
lid Sbre @niidt iiber oas 3meifin-
Oeripitem, Grau Sanlen?~
vOas baben mir idon felt Sabren
einsefiibrt, 5rau 6reniien, id babe
ihon OreimaI 3miaiilge b%efommenl"
Sn ser Bar. r&err
@ndtmeilter, in Ser 8ar ga Oriiben
lit mir ebea meme 8rieftaiAe ge-
itobIen %poroen."
~@ie lab iie aiis?"
rS1lanf uno blono."
YeinIihe Situation.
Nus einem Gilbrief oes fIeinen
Sdn0lers an einen @1i9eeraeuger:
aSenoen sic mir unngebeno Die Be-
iteute @are, oenn ih itebe obne
&emo un0 unterboie I'M 2aoen.~
Obne @oIIe. 81: Sd
CLAUDE, es muB ibredlid iein fir
einen Sdauipieler, Sabre binourd
nur Oorgeidriebene Stolen ipieIen
su o%iirfen.
g: SIMMER nod better aIs ber-
beiratet gu iein unO gar feline ROne
lpieIen gu fDnnen.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

SW tu 3 Ellis OJt \tha'
port sum beimfebrenoen gbemann):
gs lit adt llbr. OH 8ummeIante.
~llnerb0rt. unO on Iieeit on nod
I'M 8ett?~
Rod idIimmer. 90aeine
Grnu lit 10 unauoerI1iiig pie oas
@etter!"
n0a braudeu sic Ii6 nidt 81 be-
fIagenl Meine lit 10 un5uOerIGiiie
pie Die 8etteroorausiaeenl~
2iebensDhroig q. am
SeIepbon.
nDarf if Sbnen, Serr &eOofteur,
einiae Nanuifripte i%enoen?"
sd beOnuere. 0as bat bod
feinen 3ped.~
.@esbnIb bat es feiiten 3ned?~
n8eiI mir oafir feline gertpen.
Oung baben.~
o8ieGeidt fonnen sic Oie Oen-
nuifripte geIegentIi1 oertpenoen?"
DIusgeidloiienl Sir bnben bier
in mieren @dumen 8eutrolbei3uug.~
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

mi g N edfeIno. Sea,
Srau Miiner, nie gebt's oenn SD
rem Sobn?"
n9dnfe, INNER otf utto abl"
80, mas moht er oenn?~
~gr lit JabritubIfiibrer!"
Gas MonatsgebaIt.
Srau SdmiB: 9ommen Sic nod
nit Dem Monotsgebolt bon Sbrem
Wfann aus, 5rau Miiaer?
Grau Miiiaer: 0tit Dem @ebolt
idon, aber nidt NIT benz Wfonat, id)
babe INNER elf Gage 3uOiel.
3uperIaifig. uSn elmer
Siniidt mar unier friiberer Bud.
batter 5~uuerIdiiig. Man puBte i'm.
uter, mas er in Der nadften bnIben
Stun0e tun tpiir0e.4
~@os 0enn?"
Gar nifts."
Gut geeignetl |opp
6etpirbt iid Inn einen NadtpGhter-
poiten.
nSnben Sic aud Die @ieeni6af.
ten, Die fir einen Nndttuddter nm
beoingt notuenoie iino2" froet man
i'm.
n@epiB~. ertpi0ert 9opp. sd
pa6e beim fleiniten @erduid aufl"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

96Bt fd m a d e n. lin.
artieer Sunee, ou, nht Gage lang
m0fte i'd nal oeine Miltter ieinl~
sd fam ia nal nit Batter ipre.
den, SrduIein.~
aber 10 wasl r@aren
sic b~erreiIt2"
~Sn, in StaIien."
~Nergniigungsreiie?"
.NeiH, Sodoeitsreiie."
MiBberfonoen. nad,
2iebite, i'd bin ia 10 gliidlid! Sd
fonnte bic gauge @eIt umarmeul"
rNein, mein Sdas, iest, mo mir
berIobt fino, muBt OH nit 6ieien
Sunggeieuenaniiren oufbOrenl"
Gortidritt. aSelene,
tparum biit on beute 10 gut ge-
Iount2~
aad, Oenfe bod. i6 babe beute
gum eritenmoI ieIbit gefodt, uno
mein Mann bot nidts gemerft."
Sn faIfder &idtune.
@iner tuanOerte aaein na6 Burg
bort.
gr liebte eg. an 6eIttagen 10 elm
biBfen ms 8Ioue binein5uiteigen.
Aber aIs 8%urgoorf INNER nod nidt
fam, pur6e er u~ngeOuIoig uno frag-
te einen @anoerer, tpie longe es nod
nod 8urgOorf iei.
Ser 8anOerer iagte: Benn sic
nnoers berumgeben, 5mei StunOen,
tpenn sic 10 peiter geben, flint
Sabre.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
8Hsrrnf.

abrobam a Santa CLARA, Ser Be-
riibntte RanaelreOner 0es IL. Sobr.
bunOerts, mar 5uIest &ofpreoiger
in @ien. 3u iener 8eit trugen bic
Domen Der @eieuidaft unO aud
sic aniIerin 10 tief ansgeidnittene
2Ieioer, OoB Ser Sofpreoiger nit
temperament bon Der &onoeI berab
oagegen eiferte uno urter an0erem
iogte:
D6rauer, sic iid 10 idamIos ent.
bIoBen, iin6 ni6t inert, DAB man
ibnen ins @elidt ipudtI~
9ie &aiierin mar entriiitet iiber
oies' &eoetpeiie uno IieB Dem &of.
preoiger mitteilen, er babe bieie
8orte am nGdIten Sonntag 81 mi.
oerruferl, o~n0ernfans berIiere er
Iein amt. Mbrnbam a Gunto GIol
miOerrief am folgenoen Sonntag,
inoem ct iogte:
sd babe neuIid ge6uBert,
Srauen, 0ie ii9 10 uniinnig ent6I6.
Ben, Ieien ni6t inert, ooB man it,,
men ins @eiGt ipudt. Sd piOer,
rufe meme @orte un0 ertl6re feier
Ii1: Sic iino es pert!"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

nSbrem SUIT iin0 sic uodee.
iprungen? = Sea, iueeen mem Sut
ristiert man bod nidt Iein 2ebenl~
nAa, Uiiien sic, &err @odt-
meiiter. OieTer Sut lit mein ein5i-
ger, uno tpenn id feinen @ut ouf-
babe, befomme id 70 leidt Den
Shnmpfen."
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

Mutter un6 Sodter.
Mutter: sd beiratete ieiner8eit
ni9t eber, bis id ben ri9tigen
Wann gefunoen battel"
Sohter: Limb id tper0e ni6t
nufboren gu beiraten, Bis aud id
ben Hedten gefunoen babel
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
0rObnse.

nWfein Iebtes 8ort, CHARLOTTE,
enttueOer Ou gibit mir iofort meinen
Sitt tpie0er ODER id geb' nit Oei-
mem alien SIoreutiuer auf Die
StraBe!@
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

&eu, 0te Oes
.Ididt nit Dem
|Sarlie, mas uniern
.6lteiter Sub is,
Iiein 8erfus, is
bod e fuenig
l5u bid fotHrne.
@euu ienlanS Die
9obrbeu gepuidt
Oann is es EN-
Seller NIT Q Win
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

gerIiebt. nNum, Serr
aiieiior, mie finOen sic meinem
8ruoer?~
.ausge5eidnet, TrGulein 2iunT
aber, ie0enfnls, mas ib am meiiten
bei Inn iddBe, lit ieiite Sdweter!~
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

SUB auf Den onoern, oappeIt-
ShlieBIid mir6 Ser Snuptmantr
bod nufmertiom. TreiliH TIT err
iobrelone bon Sauie meg rn6 fen1tt
@ottlieb &reiie fnum nod. Seine
&enntnisnobme oes DnIeins bon
Greiie FAINT oaber nnes nn0ere ale
freun0li1 aus:
User lit oenn Der &erl bort bin-
ten i'm 5tpeiten @Iieo, Der bns Still
Itebn nod nidt eeIernt bat; ct grinit
audi nod, Oos Sornbieb!
@ottlie6 beginnt baIb gu begreifen
un0 laht brett:
uSu, it, Scrr Sauptmonn, idt
BIN ood) aus &ledersoorfl~
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27
Dffcner Ghrsibsbrief bes
R.bIipp gaMerampfer.
96f.

Heber Serr aeOadtiOnar: =
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

= Bon Eoten. DNanub SER
@erTtmmn, sic Ieben nod?~
.@orum oenn nidt?"
sBeiI id geltern einen Germ se-
troffen babe, Der @utes bon Sbnpn
fprn@i~
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

= @runo genug. n@arum
bait 0u Oein Md0hen entIaiien2"
n9enfe Dir, iie bat meinem Mann
INNER ben SausihliiiieI gege6en.
6ieur. sic trnfen iid nad
iieben Sabren mie0er.
"&at 0eine Grnu ibre rei5enoe 81
CUR bebalten?"
vNidt nur bebalten, DerOoppelt
bat iie iiei~
Sdmer3ensgeIo. @Ds.
farden. glib mir n GuB!"
- See, Tante."
~Sunse. i'd idenf' Dir fiinf5ig
Pfennig. menn gu mir n Sub giblt."
- See, Eante. Bon gatern
trieg' id ia idon cine Wart fir
einen 2OffeI Qebertranl~
Washington Journal., 1934-07-27

Stu is pieoer 5rii6ling, Mie3e.
Nun amitidern tpieoa bic @0glein
unterm Simmelsblau.
nQuatid man feene Spern,
Marel Set fannie mir bod brett
fIiiitern, Dob oe feen SrOi6en for
oct @is in De Soide baitl~
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,... the ''''"''''"'e
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nj Jean Patou'.:
sui, of fore-5
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... ta,lle chapeau.
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-24
CHRISTMAS

"ThiS interesting day, crowned
with the history of Truths idea
it's earthly advent and nativity
is especially dear to the heart of
Christian Scientists; to whom
Christ's appearing in fuller
sense is so precious, and fraught
with divine benedictions for man.
kind.
"Thc star that looked lovingly
down on the manager Of our Lord,
lends its resplendent light to this
hour: the Wight of Truth, to cheer,
guide. ard bless man as he reach
es forth for the infant idea Of
divine perfection dawning upon
human impcrfection-that calms
mans fears, bears his burdens,
heckons him on to Truth and Love
and the sweet immunity these
bring from sin, sickness, and
death.
"This polar star. fixed in the
heavens Of divine Science, shall
be the sign Of his appearing who
"healcth al our Diseases" it hath
traversed night, wading through
darkness and gloom, on to glory.
1t doth meet the ant&gOnism of
error; addressing to dull ears and
undiSciplincd beliefs words of
Truth and Life.
"The star Of Bethlehem is the
star of Boston, high in the zenith
of Truths domain, that lOOketh
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-24
BENEDICTION
BY THE REV. FRED C. MACKENZIE
Pastor Grove Street Gospel Church

MAY deep Astounding joy of the Wise Men, who led by
Nl the Prophetic Light found Him. Who the Light OF
of gttering gold
frsninense myrrh with its suggestion OF SUI
of Deity, of the
life wholly Fathers WILL and of suffering
contamination vicarous death the crom1y
find this Christmas
to find the Chrchd Him who the Source of Joy and
adn and sasfa cton.
May inward apvadng which Simeon expressed as
his aged Gods Gift Whom for long years
He had waited prayed behodng Whom the of sin
and sorrow each longing
of problem found satisfying answer
hope of realzaton:may that peace the
Peace OF Cod the river of God itself that
reace which garrison keep
hearts ard during this Christmas tme and until the Prince
of and of His and peace
there shall be end" -, ~,
Nav che blessing ch and labor addeh
NOTHING thereto" abound both rich and for
both and all indeed who know not
Who He akes became
poor that there for Him in the that
birds have nests the OF
lay His headbeeame that through
chrich the
in the possession Efe;; all the of
the Saviour that blessing overflow and outflow 80
that other share therein this Christmas
t And Jesus Name and for His Sake Amen
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down on the long night of human
beliefs, TO pierce the darkness and
melt into dawn.
"The star Of Bethlehem is the
light Of all ages; is the light OF
Love, today christening religion
undefiled, divine Science; giving
to it 4 new name, and the white
stone in token of purity and per-
manencc.
"The wise men follow this guild
ing star; the watchful shepherd
chants his welcome over the era
die of Il great truth, and saith,
Unto us child is BORN whose
birth is less Of q miracle than 10
centuries ago; and his name shall
be called Wonderful, Counsellor,
the mighty God, the everlasting
Father, the Prince Of Peace
"My heart is filled with JOY,
that each receding year secs the
steady cain Of Truths idea IN
Christian Science; that each re-
curing year witnesses the balance
adiu ted more on the side Of
God, the supremacy OF Spirit; as
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-24

Mrs. W. N. GULL.
Mrs. J. W. Williams and fam
ny and daughter, Mrs. W. r.
Smith, and her family are at
home at the Tatum house,
Bill wilkins, of the University
Of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, is at
home.
Ms. r. A. Byrd and daughters,
Misses Alma and Edith, left Sat
mG2y for High Point where they
are going TO spend the Christmas
holidays with the formers daugh-
ter Mrs. O. /. Lackev.
Rev. and Mrs. c. H. Moser and
family are spending the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. D. 7. Hart and
Nh. and Mrs. J. A. Woodward lii
New Smyrna, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jones and
Ralph, IT., of Daytona Beach,
Fla, are guests of his parents in
East Flat Rock.
Winfield Miller, studemt ut the
Ohio Mechanical Institute n Gin
cinnati, o., is at home.
Mrs. Webb wilkins leaves to-
day for Lexington to spend
the Christmas holidays with her
sister, Mrs. A. L. Curry. Mrs.
wilkins son, Fred, of Chicago,
will meet her in Lexington. Mr..
wilkins is midwest representative
for a corporation. Thad Wilkins,
Of Lees-McRae college, will also
join his mother at Mrs. Curry'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hafner, of
Oak Park, Chicago, are guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. l.. B. Nc
Donald and DR.. Mcdonald.
Miss Agnes Gale is at home
from Meredith college, Raleigh.
Mrs. r. E. Tatum is visiting
relatives in Charlotte.
Mrs. Ray Yeomans has return
ed after being with Mrs. b. G.
Collins in Conway, S. c., for two
weeks.
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shown by the triumphs of Truth
over error, Of health over sick
ness, of Life over death, and of
Soul over sense.
The hour cometh, and now IS,
when the true worshipper shall
worship the Father in spirit and
in truth. For the law Of the
Spirit Of life in Christ Jesus hath
made me free from the law of sin
and death Fear not, little flock,
for it is your Fathers good pleas
ure to give you the kingdom
"Press on, press on, ye sons of
light,
Untiring in your holy fight, 4.
Still treading each temptation
down,
And battling for brighter
crown"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-24
PERSONAL.
PARAGRAPHS

Miss Hazel McAtee. in training
at the Presbyterian hospital in
Charlotte. is here for d little stay.
Richard Todd is at home from
the Citadel in Charleston, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Groome
and baby are spending the Christ
mas season in Lumberton with
relatives.
Preston Patton is at home from
Randolph Field. San Antonio, Tex.
DR.. and Mrs. w. ". Carpenter
and small son, Joe Ferry, are
spending today and tomorrow with
his mother, Mrs. Lula Carpenter,
in Landrure, S. c., and will be
guests the rest of the week of
Mrs. Carpenters mother. Mrs. +.
II. Jones, and Mr.. Jonas. at River
mont Farm, near Brevayd.
Mrs. f. r. Osborne and children
and Mrs. A. B. Osborne and
daughter, Miss BgsS Osborne, are
visiting in Pacolct and other
South Carolina points.
NJ. ". A. Potter and Miss
Mary Alice Potter, of W. c. T. C.
at CulIowhee, are Christmas
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Mil
Ter.
Misses Matte and Isabelle
Richard, Of Winston-Salem, are
at home.
Joseph Paterson came yester-
day from Vanderbilt University at
Nashville, Tenn.
Joe GULL. Of High Point. is here
for a visit TO his parents, Mr.. and
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birth and by the other unusual events OF the
angemesengers the heavenly most
goryght of heaven, and that now and shining star ne
Az fairly commended
origin and entrance into the
He to be accounted for The effect to nave
an adequate Christians claim that the vrginbrh
of His OF upon
His earthly life. ., me l:,I
Our faith confirmed by faith in His virgin birth
God had said that be the by which he should be
known The beginning of His or lie IN
by Of the BIRTH even as
miraculous glorious resurrection from the
dead
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Does Not Shed Horns

The pronghorn antelope does not
shed horns, being the only member
of the deer family that does mol
These horns are hollow and at
tached to the skull by a bone core
like domestic cattle. The texture OF
the horn shows grain running
lengthwiSe of the horn not seen III
moose, elk or deer horns. Ihese
other horns attached to button OF
lump on the skull which does ho'
nenntrate The interior of the morn.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-24
PARSONS FAMILY
UNITED

Mr.. Joe r. Parsons Of Chicago
ILL.,, who is on a combination bust
EeSS and pleasure tr.T. is spend
ing Christmas with MS parents.
Nh. and Mrs. {. ii. Parsons, at
their home on Ninth avenue west.
His friend, MIR. David G. Mvron.
also Of Chicago, is MS guest. Miss
Beth Parsons of Richmond. Va.
and Charles Parsons of Cincin-
natl, O.. are also here for the
Christmas season.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-24
OOARLES FAME Y
REUNION

Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. kirkpatrick
and Sara Louise, and Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. =. Laughter and little
Franklin. Jr,, all Of Asheville. arc
guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs. II. c..
QuarIeS, who are having . fam
lily reunion. Other members Of
the family here aS their guests
include Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Hit
and Barbara Ann of Pittsburgh.
Pa and Mr.. and Mrs. Norn,ent
Quaries Of West Palm Reach,
Fla, are expected tonight.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-24
Christmas Views
OF Mary B. Eddy
Are Expressed
Publication Committee Dr.
reefs Attention to Chris
tan Science Tradition

The Christian Science commit
tee on publication, at Greensboro,
has issued a statement from the
miscellaneous writings of Mary
Baker Eddy, founder of Christian
Science, expressing her views on
Christmas. as follows:
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-24
HENDERSONYILLE
INN NEWS

Miss Evelyn Moore is here from
Columbia. s. c.. for the holidays
with Nh. aud Mrs. w. r. Mcgaw.
VII. Richard Barnes of st. Paul,
IS the guest of his uncle and
aunt, NJ. and Mrs. W. H. Britt ;
Miss Catherine Burns of Char
lotte. is also their gucst.-Mr.
VIII j. Stone of New York CITY,
Is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Stone.
ut the Inn.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-24
MIX RELATIVE DEAD

SANDUSKY, o., Dec. %. (UP)t
Henry Mix, 62, relative of Tom
Mix, western movie star. is dead!nr
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-24
INSURANCE WOMAN DEAD

SANDUSKY, O., Dec. %. (Uff
Miss Fanny Gale Spencer, sc, in
the insurance business here for q,
many years, is dead.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-09-25
PREPAYMENT
OF TAXES FAR
AHEAD OF 50
Two Per Cent Cash Dis
count Effective Until
October |

Pre-payments of 1884 taxes on
property in Henderson county are
more than 100 per cent greater
than they were a year ago, it was
learned at the office of the county
accountant today.
With only four days remaining
before 1884 tax records are turn
ed over to the tax collector, as
required by law, it was said that
advance payments of taxes may
set a new record for the county
despite the fact that valuations
and the tax rate are by far the
lowest they have been in several
years. The new countrywide rate
is 70 cents.
Property owners who pay their
taxes before October l are being
given the advantage of 2 per
cent cash discount. In collecting
taxes in advance, the law requires
that payments be received by the
county accountant, tax accountant
or other officer. This requirement
does not increase the expense of
tax collecting although it greatly
increases the work of the county
accountants office. After October
/, the tax collector is charged by
law with the duty of collecting
current as we'll as delinquent
taxes.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-09-25
HAUPTMANN VISITS
SOUTH ARE TRAILED

SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. 3D.
(UP).-There is positive proof
that Bruno R. Hauptmann, Lind
bergh kidnapping suspect, visited
Tybee Island, off Savannah, in
1882 and 1888, Police Chief A. L.
Hildredth said after visiting the
island with federal agents today.
Hildredth learned that Haupt-
mann and his wife and nephew,
Hans Mueller, visited there for the
first time in July or August, 1882,
camping a week on the property
of Robert Snyder.
Snyder, Mrs. Snyder and three
sons are among dozen persons
identifying photographs of Haupt-.
mann as the island visitor. The
Hauptmanns travelled in Dodge
sedan, bearing New York license
plate. The Lindbergh baby was
kidnapped March 1, 1882. Haupt-
mann and his wife came here
second time in January, 1888,
staying a day and night in the Sny-
der home, then leaving for Flor
ida. They said they had been
back to New York between the
first and second visits, -