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"There's no reason for you to
get hot and bothered Ann
laughed. Besides, Sarah told me
his weakness is a beautiful blond
named Valera Bennett
81 believe I've heard that"
Tony said, pleasantly enough
now.
Early that evening Ann and
Tony were part of a milling
crowd 1T the amusement park. 1t
was fun to cling to Tony in The
Crazy House," to become almost
frightened wandering about the
maze; romantic to drift with him
in the little gondola at the Gone
Might in Venice" concession.
Somebody was twanging aguitar
and singing sentimentally in Ita!-
ian. Tony, sitting close to Ann,
reached over for her had and
pressed it gently, insistently.
And then the chates. Taking
their places. ready for the long,
breathless dash to the water be-
low. The spill, and Ann coming
up to be caught IN Tony's arms.
And then his wet face against
her own, as he kissed her.
"For goodness sakes! Can't you
wait until we're out Of the
watcr?" Ann said. trying to
sound sophisticated and non
chalant. But she knew something
had happened. That kiss had
meant that she was Tcny's girl
now. The careless companionship
was ended.
Crossing the river on the little
chugging boat, Tony's light man
ner vanished. There was q gent
leness in his manner that was
new to him.
He was. he said, as though the
words held significance, going af-
terra very neat contract. If he
got it he'd be pretty well fixed
during the nc.t year. He'd al
ways thought o man should. be
sure of his financial status before
settling down
EYES," Ann agreed, her voice
not as steady as it had been.
"You don't know q thing about
keeping house or cooking. co you
Ann?"
"No, but ! cam could learn"
"Ret you could" Tony answer
ed dreamiiy, watching the lights
from the city come nearer. "And
I bet you'd look swell in a little
blue checked apron"
There was lump in AIMS
throat. She was falling in love.
She was listening to Tony's deep.
musical voice and seeing pictures.
Seeing herself moving about Il
neat little kitchen, wearing a
blue-checked apron.
At the door Ann firmly told
him good night. They both must
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for Henderson county in book 125
at page 80, default having been
made in the payment Of the in.
debtedness secured thereby and
demand having been made by
the holder Of said notes for fore
closure. the undersigned trustee
will on December 81, 1884, at IL
o'clock noon. at the courthouse
door in Hendersonville. n. c., of
fer for sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash to sat
isfy the Indebtedness and expenses
of said sale, the following describ-
ed land:
Being that property situated in
Hcndcrsonvillc township. County
CT Henderson. State Of North Car
DINA and further described as fol-
lows:
BEGINNING at a stake in the
south margin Of Fifth avenue,
said stake standing north S2 de-
Trccs Is minutes east 63.5 feet
from the intersection of the cast
crn margin Of Washington street
and the southern margin Of Fifth
avenue end being the northeast
corner Of the John Wootcn lot
and runs thence along the south
crn margin Of Fifth avenue north
so degrees IS minutes east CATS
feet to q point on the eastern mar
gin Of the rubble masonry wall,
said point being the northwest cor
ncr Of Mrs. J.. P. Walkers lot;
thence along the eastern margin
of said wall south 0 degrees II
cast 113 feet to stake in
the north line Of the Kentucky
Home Hotel lot; thence along the
said hotel lot south 80 degrees O8
minutes west 64.S feet to a stake;
thence north 8 degrees II minutes
west 115.J feet to stake in the
southern margin Of Fifth avenue,
said stake being the point of BE-
GINNING.
Said parcel of real estate lying
and being situate in the City OF
Hendersonyille, N. c., and beingi
the same zeal estate conveyed to
the said Wm. J. REFUSING by f. Il:
Wootcn and wife, by deed dated
the End day Of May, 1927, and OF
record in the office of the register
of deeds for Henderson county,,
n. G.. =
This the 10Th day of Nov. 1884.
Virginia Trust Co., Trustee.
11-2O-Tues-4tp.,
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HT'71lARY RAYMOND
q 1854 NEA SERVICE. INC.

realize that these late hours
would initiate against efficiency.
That's right, too" Tony
agrccd soberly. Guess we'll have
to cut out some Of our social LIE
and buckle down."
Thinking Of social life made
Tony's brows draw together
again, darkly. "Ann, if Peter
Kendall comes to the library and
tries to get fresh, you know what
to say to him."
"Only one man would ever
come to the library and get,
fresh" Ann teascd.
"Weil if he had the nerve, you,
can put him straight about one,
thing"
"About what?" her soft voice
urged him on.
"About you being my girl
"kll right"
"No fooling, Ann"
"No fooling, Tony"
He was gone then, Ann, hum,
ming a little tune, moved about.
the small living room. She was
engaged - well, practically, to
Tony. He had not asked her to
marry him, but he would. He.
had talked Of marriage and plans
and about how she would look in
a kitchen. Sarah was still out.
That was surprising for Sarah
and Mac conscientiously barred
latc dates and lingering goodbys
at The door. But then Sarah and
Mac were Just friends and could
not possibly know how thinks like
this were.
Ann rubbed cold cream on her
face and stared at her reflection
IN the glass. Her eyes were shin
ing and her skin ROSY and warm
to the touch. 1t was funny about
being in love. There had been
number of romances-light, in
consequential romances. Lots Of
them. They had left nothing but
pleasant memories. Not even lit
tie scars.
1t was different really falling
in love, being stirred deeply.
"Pm afraid your cav girlhood is
almost over" Ann told the girl in
the mirror.
(To he continucd)
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Ann HOLSTER, pretty and 20,
sells the family antiques to pay
debts of her father, now dead.
On the day of the sale q young
man, stopped by motor trouble,
comes to her home to telephone.
After he leaves Ann finds blue
vase missing and in its place a
note signed "P..k" and $50.
Ann gets work as a librarian
and becomes friendly with Sarah
Kent. also employed at the IL
brory. She meets Tony Mickle,
commercial artist, and is attract
ed by him, though Sarah warns
her that Tony is tickle and irrcs-
ponsible.
The chief librarian sends Ann
to see rich old Peter Kendall,
factory owner, to obtain permits
sion to open a branch of the Ii
brary in Kendallwood, factory
community. Ann is unsuccessful.
Returning, her car almost col
lides with roadster driven by a
NOW GO ON WITH The STORY
CHAPTER V
"NOw," Ann thought, "1'm in
for q lecture" She said, as the
gray roadster drew alongside,
"You don't have to tell me that
was dumb driving. | know it"
And then she stopped in amaze
ment.
81 was about to admit it was
all my fault" the man in the
gray car began. And now he,
too, was staring.
1t couldn't me, Ann told her
self. And yet it certainly was
the same young man who had
stopped at her home in Georgia
while his automobile tire was be-
ing changed.
Il hope your mother liked the
vase" Ann said.
The young man leaped from
his car and came forward, ex-
tending his hand. your he said.
"Where did you come from?
First | spring up on your door
step and then you"
Almost run over YOU" Ann
laughed. Suddenly she remem-
bered she had a grievance.
ut wasn't nice of you to leave
more than the vase was worth.
wasn't accepting charity" she
said.
Pm sorry if | appeared Off
cious. paid what l thought it
was worth. 1t was worth as much
as that, wasn't it,"
cat one time" Ann conceded,
doubtfully.
"Well, I've always understood
good things increase in value with
age"
"Still," Ann said, "I'li always
think you took an unfair advan-
tage."
GAS matter of fact l didn't
give that vase to my mother after
all. | kept it in memory of
very pleasant interlude." He smil-
ed at her.
Everything turned out very
WE'LL Ann said slowly.
What are you doing now
here?" he asked.
Remembering her errand, her
failure, Ann said: 1'm on my
way to report a failure to the
head Of the library where, I
work."
As he looked mystified, she
launched into an explanation;
warming to her subject as she
saw the interested light in the
young mans eyes.
But of course" she concluded
"Mr. Griffin won't really blame
me. He wouldn't have sent me,
probably, if he had known how
terrible that old man is. - .,.
$50 you think he's terriblew
81 know he is" said Ann in
Letting me come rs
miles and then refusing to see
me-" .'. "r.t 49,
"He probably wouldn't have
seen you if you had come 100,"
the young man said. Besides,
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ance, the same to be credited on
the bid if and when accepted and
unless said deposit is sooner
made, said lands will be resold at
the same place and upon the
same terms at 1 o'clock D. m. Of
the same day. Every deposit not
forfeited or accepted will be
promptly returned to the maker.
This the 18th day of November,
1884.
Jonathan Jackson, Commissioner.
J. Foy Justice, Attorney.
11-13-TueS.- 4tp
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
tor of the estate of w. d. Ben
nison, deceased, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them TO the
undersigned on or before October
%, 1895, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar Of recovery. Per-
sons indebted to said estate will
make settlement at once with the
undersigned.
This October %. 1884.
TENNOR BENNISON,
GtD. Administrator
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor OF
the estate Of Mrs. J. +. ecker
man, deceased, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before October
80, 1885. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will make settlement at once with
the undersigned.
This October 80, 1884.
J. E, OCKERMAN,
1890 Tues. Gtp. Executor.
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you come. lie didn't know any
thing about it."
Ann said, little vexed, "You
wouldn't be taking his side if you
knew how ill-mannercd he is"
w'm really sorry you had the
trip for nothing. 1t happens I'm
going to see him now. Suppose
you try again, with me-"
"Thank you, but think not:
He practically put me out, |
don't want to discourage you but
if l were you I'd wait another
day."
$50 you work at the city Ii
brary"
eyes"
T'm surprised"
Don't 1 look like a librarian?"
"Not in the least"
"You thought we wore spec
tacles and slicked our hair"
"No, but l suspected a harass-
ed expression"
Gracious! Don't / look harass-
ed now"
His eyes twinkled. "You look
like-well, like girls should look
all the time"
Sweet of YOU" smiled Ann,
"but | have my moments Of re-
version to type" She was start
ing the roadster.
Don't worry too much" he
said. They'll probably be able
to work things out at the libr-
ary.'
"Goodby. I hope you'll have
better luck than l had" Ann
said.
The shining little roadster tore
back at a rapid rate. In less
than an hour Ann was entering
the library.
Sarah looked up as Ann came
in. 1t was wonderful" she eX-
claimed.
"Wonderful?"
81 don't see how you did it
yet | was sure you would"
81 don't know what you are
talking about"
Gam, Mr.. Kendall's grandson
phoned a few minutes ago and
said everything was arranged.
We can have the space for the
branch-and rent free. He said
he had decided it would be fine
thing for the employees"
Sarah! l didn't even see him.
"Well, you did something. You
must have seen somebody"
"Not a soul except the servant,
and on the way back-Sarah,
who did you say phoned?"
"Peter Kendall"
Ann said slowly, wonderingly,
"P.K."
what did you saw"
Nothing. What is the grand
son like"
Sarah began an elaborate de-
scription. Peter Kendall had gray
eyes with 4 hint Of humor in
them. a nicely chiseled nose, a
strong mouth with a hint Of OBJ
stinacy about the chin.
ellis grandfather adorcs him,
they say" Sarah continued. "Af-
ter he was graduated at Harvard
he won honors at the BeauX Arts
in architecture and then walked
off with first honors in junior
engineering competitions"
Ann said, in a queer voice,
"Part of the description seems to
fit. Oh, Sarah, if you knew what
awful things | said about Mr..
Kendall to his grandson"
Tony wanted to celebrate what
he termed AIMS entry into "po-
lite society,"" He had a demo-
cratic scorn for the professions
of the rich.
$50 you've heen hobnobbing
with millionaires," he said,
Twisting them around your lit
tie finger. Well, you arc makinS
progress"
Anyway. Tony, rich people are
people. Well, at least l know one
nice rich man."
'No, they arc not. They are a
bunch of snobs." He asked after
moment. "Who is the nice
man." ~.
"Petcr Kendall" ..."
There was frown between
Tony's eyes. "Big man helping
little girl
"Not at ALL" Ann denied, re-
membering the nice way Peter
had helped. There had been no
condescension in his manner.
..Look here, Ann. If he tries
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NOTICE OF SALE

Pursuant to a decree of the SUI
perior court of Henderson coun-
ty, y. c., entered on the 18th
day of November. 1884, in the
case of A. T. Collins, executor of
B. G. Collins, deceased, VS.. j. l..
Bolton, ct al, / will. on the 18th
day of December, 1884, at II
o'clock noon at the courthouse
door in said county and in the
City of Hendersonville. offer for
sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash. the following
described land, situate, lying and
being in Hendersonville town
ship, Henderson county, n. c.,
known and designated as follows
Tract /: All that land convey
ed by d. l.. Miller and wife to
B. G. Collins by deed recorded in
book %. page 462 of the records
of deeds for Henderson county,
described as follows: BEGIN
MING at 2 small Spanish oaks on
the northeast side of hill, and
runs north Sc poles to a stake in
the bottom on the southeast of
Clear creek; thence east 1O4
poles to a stake; thence south
40 poles to a stake and point
erS; thence west 90 poles to a
stake; thence north so poles to
the BEGINNING, containing 90
acres.
Tract 2: All that land conveyed
by ID. l.. Miller and wife to B. G..
Collins by deed recorded in book
Al, page 24O, described as fol-
lows: BEGINNING at 4 stake 1
1-3 poles from q white ash on the
bank of Clear Greek in Millers
north and south line and runs
north ~ 1-2 degrees east 81
poles to stake and chestnut oak
pointers on an ivy bluff near a
branch: thence south "a degrees
east 10 poles to service on the
side of a bluff; thence south 62
l-2 degrees east 4 poles and II
feet to a black gum on bluff
near a branch; thence south 81
degrees east 10 poles to a white
oak; thence south 81 1-2 degrees
east 6 poles to a stake at plank
fence in Miller's north and south
line; thence north 81 poles to a
stone; thence west II poles to
Clear creek; thence with the
meanders of said creek Ga poles
TO a stake. thence south 3 poles
to the BEGINNING. containing
IL acres, more or less.
Tract 3: All that land conveyed
by d. l.. Miller ct al. to b. u.
Collins by deed recorded in book
66, page 134, described as fol-
lows: BEGINNING at an ash,
Collins corner on the south> side
of Clear creek in Chewning's
line, and runs north 2 degrees
east with Chewning's line. 40 IL
poles to a rock, Chewning's cor
ner in Holbert's line; thence
south SO degrees east with Hol-
bert's line, 35 poles to a double
birch on the creek; thence same
course, crossing the creek to B.
G. Collins line; thence about
south as degrees west with the
meanders of Clear creek to the
BEGINNING, containing 5 3-S
acres, more or less.
Tract 4: All that land convey
ed by w. E. Beaver and wife to
u. G.. Collins Dy deed recorded
in book Al. page 282, described
as follows: BEGINNING at a
stake, B. G.. Collins corner Of his
lee Miller tract, and runs east
40 1-2 poles to ]. j. Spann's
corner; thence north 20 poles to
Clear creek; thence down and
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FORECLOSURE OF DEED IN
TRUST
State of North Carolina,

DIdIC OF NOTJH CdTUIIIId,
County of Henderson.
Under and by virtue of the pow
or of sale contained in that GER
tain deed in trust executed by
VIM. J. REFUSING TO the Virginia
Trust Company, trustee, dated
May Q, 1927, and recorded in the
the office Of the register of deeds
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t'-se Mrs. A. T.. Cleve-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02
MAGYAR PtJNK0ZSDI
GYULEKEZET HIREI
kSxil eENEDEk JOSEF
cyuiskexet p&sztora
Lakxs. 2e10 Aroo Ave
Templom: Saltspring IS vestai Road

Il 4
Aldasok utan sok oromet es
aldast ereztiink az elmult Camp
'nitingeinken, ahol harom heten
eresztiil elveztiik Istennek ked-
es igejet m ndnyajunk szive-
ben.
A szent irasbol fel lett tim
tetve es jelek ait mutatjak,
hogy az Uriak eljovetele az alto
el6tt van es boldog szolga az,
akit az 3 IRA keszen talal. Mate
ev. 24:4o v. Mem eleg, hogy
egyhaz tagok ltegyunk, hanem
kell, .hogy listen szavai szerint
kesziiljiink el, akik EFT meyer
tettek es elhittek, azok csele-
kedtek is, 14-en lettek alamerit-
We hullam sirban listen szavai
szernt, kivanjuk, hogy listen
tartsa meg IS nevelje az 8 szere-
teteben.
Isteni tiszteleteinket a szokott
idokben tartsuk. Vasarnap reg
gel l0-tol ll-ig, vasarnapi 'iskola
1l-tol II oraig. Istenti tisztelet
vasarnap este 2 80 es kedden es-
te 7:3O isteni tisztelet es Niles
ben minden vasarnap delutan
$3.50 kezdettel az 21st East State
Street alatt levo imahazban tart
suk tiszteleteinket, melyre min
denkit szeretettel latunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02

A Scent Istvan Egyhaz ifju-
sagi es. Macy enekkaranak sok
tagja wett reszt egy kedves XII
randulason multi vasarnap del
utan a Slippery Rock Creek
partjan; Pennsylvaniaban, Full
kerson-farman.
Az arnyas. gvepes tisztason n
amely alatt OFT zugott a "Du-
nanak' elnevezett folyocsla. jd
asztalok mellett telepedett le a
mintegy 50 fonyi tarsasag. Mem
sokara mar csaknem mindenki a
vizben lubickolt. Delutan volt
ujra fiirdes, egy kis rufmarias,
persze a dalosok enekeltek is. Ft.
BRO Lorinc plebanos es helyet-
tese Ft. Andras Jeromos a,
enekkarok tan;tomestere vende-
gek voltak. Volt aztan szalonna
siites, amire jol esett a ket kis
horde hideg sor. Este holdvilag
tette a helyet regenyesse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02

lato magyarok IS legjobb ba-
srati szeretettel mulattak este II
oraig. a mulatsag szep sikerrcl
jart Is remeljiik, hogy a jov6-
ben is ilyen sep szamban le-
STINK.
Farrell Is Sharon kornyekbeli
rninden magyar szarmazasu fer
fit vagy not Egyletiinkbe felve-
siink is evt6l 40 ewes korig,
kedvezmenyes bealassal. Minden
kegelmez6 egyennek csak az or
vosi koltseget kell fizetni.
A farrelli Elso Magyar Be
tegsegelyz6 Egylet neveben
Wasali Gyula, jegyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02

Folytatas ak oldalrol.l
Egyhaz, Mt. Laky Zsigmond ta-
nit6. Kopaesy Gizella Is Poznan
Boriska segit6k. Nj. Laky Zsig-
lmondne evkozi alland6 tanit6.
Jutalomra ajanlva Mezsy Aranka
les Papay Iduska.
Fiiggetlen Reformatus Egy-
.haz Mt. Borsi Kerekes Gyorgy
IS Mt. Borsi Kerekes Gyorgyne
tanitok. Jutalomra ajaniva 10th
Erzsebet Is Turoczy Jozsef.
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Egy-
haz. Ft. DR.. Nyiri Istvan ta-
nito. Jutalomra ajanlva: Orgo-
van Margit, Szekely Roza Is Bo-
dolai Mariska.
Meg hianyzik SIT. Gyorgy
Egyhaz, CAMPBELL Magyar
Baptista Missio, a Nilesi Ref.
Egyhaz, Farrell Reformatus
Egyhaz es a Sharoni Magyar
Rom. Kath. Egyhaz bel lentese.
Kerjiik a lelkeszeket, hogy a be-
jelentest azonnal eszkozoIek es
hogy szemslyesen is megje'enje-
mex az iinnepelyes aktuson, hogy
nekik jar6 jutalmakat is atve-
gyek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02

DR.. Hosko Istvan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-02
vISzONTLATASRA A MAGYAR NAPON

A Youngstown magyarsag ez
idei Macy naojara megfogok jc-
lenni ,regi barataim koreben.
hogy velilk regi jo idokrol elbe-
szelgessek es hogy azokkal, ak
ket meg mem ismerek, megismer-
kedhessek.
Ott ,lesz velem Ohio jovend6
kormafyzoja, William G. Pickrel
is, akit ilyetenkeppen szemelye-
sen ismerhetnek meg a young
stowni magyar barata;m.
Ahol meg megfordult, be-
vandorolt polgarok mindenitt