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Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-26

Mrs. Charles Zehenter was pleas
antly surprised recently by the ar
rival Of her sister. Mrs. Rose John
son. from Minnesota.
Mr.. Shannon. Sr.. with his daugh-
ter, Lottie, left Monday Tor Gridley
Calf, after visiting his son and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Shannon,
Miss Shannon viii resume her
teaching there.
Mrs. II. g. Naples has as her
guests her brother Paul Russell,
and cousin. Ray Campbell, both OF
Mckinney. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Gott, Sr,
returned after spending a week
with their daughter and family in
Los Angeles.
Hayden Law has been i'll at the
home of his brother. Ed Law, in
FL Centre. Leon Bernhouse cared
Tor his ranch interests while he
was away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mayer and
daughter. Barbara. of San Diego
ard MI and Mrs. A. II. Smithson
were guests recently Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Kent.
Mrs. John Elder returned Satur-
day from a visit Of six weeks with
relatives and friends in Texas.
Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie spent two
weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs
5ohn Gardner, in National City
While there Mrs. Mckenzie at
tended the fair Mrs Josephine
Humiston motored to the coast Fri
oay and returned with her mother
Sunday
Mc. and Mrs. Yasuda and family
are home after several weeks spent
in San Diego
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Ogier returned
Thursday after purchasing a new
car and making trip to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Caterett with her grandson,
Robert. returned Saturday, after a
visit of a month with her son,
Cash Swiney, at San Gabriel.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Freeman, Irene
and Donald, are home after visit
ing relatives in Texas for three
weeks.
The 2. NJ. Burns family who have
lived on the Chambers ranch the
past three years moved recently to
Holtville.
Alamitos school opened Monday,
Sept. 10th with an enrolment Of Y.
Miss Gladys Claypool is principal
assisted by Mrs. Dean Richmond
and Miss Susan Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Thomas,
Helen and Percy, Jr, returned last
week from Chino where they visited
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Watts and
daughters returned Saturday after
a delightful vacation in San Diego
Mr., and Mrs. Loyal Whitmer en-
tertained with a 7 o'clock dinner
Tuesday evening. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Whitmer and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jodie Whit
mer and Richard Whitmer.
After a six weeks visit with her
son, DR.. J. r. Little and family at
Oklahoma City and her daughter
Mrs. John Hammond at Danyille
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-26
GUILD HEADS
At LUNCHEON

Mrs F. 4. Mitchell. president Of
the Presbyteriea guild entertained
the heads Of the guild circles at
luncheon today at her home on
West Main.
During the afternoon the group
planned the guild activities for the
year and VIII have @ splendid pro
gram TO present at the guild meet
ing on October 8.
Members invited TO the luncheon
include MesdameS Elmer W. Heald.
Fred Kenyon. Z. E. Clements, G.
". Sawyer. John J. Green. II. c.
Diller. c. 3 Collins. Charles Bran
bamp. 1. r. jefferson. Sem Bacon.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-26
Social Committee
Plans Club Events

Complete schedule Of social
events for the Junior Ten Thou
sand club was outlined al the re-
cent meeting of the social commit
tee held at the home Of the chair
man, Mrs. Walton Johnson. The
committees plans viii be presented
10 the club at the next meeting
for the members approval.
The schedule calls for four dances
at intervals during the year and
Tor three other special entertain
ments.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-26
BRIDGE CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Mr.. and Ms. Paul Shaw were
hosts last night TO their bridge club,
the members meeting al their home,
1861 Ell Centre avenue, for a game
Of contract after which refresh
mentS were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Johnson
whose marriage was ma event Of this
summer, were pleasantly surprised
by a handsome gift from their fell
low club members.
High score for the evening was
won by Charles Provence, and low,
by Steve Harris.
Club members present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Steven H. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. c. Beuhner, Mr.. and Mrs. John
son. Miss Jean Meyer Miss Wini-
fred woodward. Carlos WOrrall,
Charles Provence and the hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-26
F. w. PETERSONS
HOME FROM TRIP

Dr.. and Mrs. F. ". Peterson and
their son, William Peterson, have
returned from a delightful vacation
trip Of several weeks to Mexico.
They are full Of enthusiasm over
the many beauties Of that country
and the interesting trips which they
enjoyed.
Among the well known cities
which they visited are: Mazatlan,
Tepic, Guadalajara and Mexico
City. The greater part of their
stay was in Mexico City which they
made their headquarters for various
interesting side trips to scenic
spots nearby.
William Peterson is in Los An
geles at present visiting friends
and relatives and expects to re-
turn TO the city on Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-26
CHAPTER
MEETING FRIDAY

Signal chapter No 276, Order Of
the Eastern Star. Is holding its an
nual homecoming celebration to-
morrow evening. Friday. September
81. in the Masonic temple.
Members and their families are
invited to attend a pot luck dinner
at 7:30 o'clock preceding the chap
ter session At which the obligation
services will De conducted and the
accumulated business Of the sum
mer discussed.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-26
SHARP WILL FILED

Signed on June 26, 1880, the will
of J. c. Sharp, well known Imperial
resident who died here early this
month, was filed at the county
clerks office. The will leaves the
estate to Mrs Sharp with the pro-
vision that should she die before
him the estate was to be divided
tWo-thirds to T M. Sharp and
Blanche S. Tullos, children, and the
other third to the grandchildren.
The win names the Bank of
America as executor.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-26
WOMEN OF MOOSE
MEET IN CITY

Senorita Ann Palmer was host
last night to Women of the Moose,
Chapter 113, who met at her home.
532 Holt avenue, for a chapter
meeting after which bridge was en-
joyed.
Mrs. Young and Mr.. Cowan re-
ce.yed the attractive high score
prizes and the evening ended with
the serving OF refreshments, Mrs.
Palmer being assisted by her son,
Alvin.
Those present were. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Maupin, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. CoWan,
all Of FL Centre: AIesdames Soren-
son, johnson and Young Of CaleX-
ico. and the hosts, MI. and Mrs. Art
Palmer.
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Coca Cola Sales
Show Fine Growth

Increased sales were the occasiong
for the sales dinner celebration giv-f
en- last night at Tonys Italian gar
den for the employees of the Coca
Cola Bottling works with H. w.
Fawcett as host.
The local firm is proud of the
consistent increase in sales; the
1884 sales were 10 per cent higher
than in 1898 and to date the 1895
sales are so per cent above those
in 1884.
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Social Calendar
TONIGHT

Jmi0r house committee, 5:45.
1871 State.
Re5ekahs. s. 663 Olive.
Book section. 80. $40 WenSley.
B. r. o. Z. No. 1925, s, Elks hall.
Il. A. NJ. W. l09. s, Masonic tenn
pie.
2O-S0 club :. California hotel.
Townsend club. 80, city park.
TOMORROW
kiWanis club. Barbara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-26

Opening prices on prunes range
from 2 to 5 cents a pound for
packed boxes which means about
IL cents a pound 10 the growers.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-26
NEW BANK PAYS OUT s6OO, 900

NAPOLEON, O. UP When the
new Community Bank opened its
doors its first act was to- pay out
100000. The money represented
liquidated deposits of two banks the
new financial institution succeeded.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-26

a complete redesign of the chassis,
and the second is the use of the
Magic Eliminode, an exclusive
Motorola feature.
The Magic Eliminode serves
dual purpose. Odle explained, in
that it eliminates practically all
motor noises and supplants all spark
plug suppressors, thus permitting
full spark for compete motor ef-
ficiency and economy.
Motorists are invited to visit the
store for a demonstration Of the
new MotorolaS.
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He mumbled something ana
disappeared. The sharp, rasplng
noise came from the bed again;
"Air," Tom Henderson said. i
-want-air-"
Gale pushed the window sash
as high as it would go and the
cold night air swept the room.
She pulled her robe more closely
about her, moved toward the oed'
SIS that better"
Her father nodded. She heard
the outer door close and knew
that Phil was on his way. The
doctors home was on the other
side of town. Phil could tele-
phone from the store on the cor
ner. No-he couldn't. 1t would
not be open at this time. But
the Nicolettis had a telephone.
He could wake them.
Tom Henderson's eyes were
closed now. He lay back against
the pillow and for one terrifying
moment something icy frightened
about the girls heart. Then her
father opened his eyes again.
Slow color came back into the
girls cheeks.
"Maybe something hot to drink
would help" she said, "I'll fix
tit won't take a moment"
She hurried to the kitchen,
| lighted the fire and got out a
saucepan. In a few moments she
was back with a pitcher of hot
, milk and a cup. eff you'll try to
, drink this, father" she said, 81
think it may make you feel bet
ter"
But he could not drink the
milk. Even that slight effort
seemed too much for him. The
harsh, rasping breathing continu-
ed. The girl, listening, thought
that the breathing sounded
weaker, more labored.
There was no other sound in
the room-only the harsh, tortur-
ed struggle for breath.
Gale pressed her hands to-
gether, twisting them. unaware
| of the pain. eff the doctor would
only Gomez she prayed. 'If he'd
only come"
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ne doesn't put on airs. He's been
all The places | want to go and
seen the things l want to see,
and he's fun to talk to. It's silly
to make So much out Of some
thing that's just nothing at all"
They were perfectly good
arguments but they couldn't
quite silence the clear, small
voice that objected, "You should
not have done it; you know you
shouldn't have promised to meet
him tomorrow"
Gale repeated the arguments
and added some new ones. And
all the time she was seeing Brian
Westmore as he stood looking
down at her, hearing him say,
al like YOU, Gale Henderson. !
like you lot"
She couldn't forget that. 1t was
something to keep tightly in her
heart and cherish, something so
precious that she was afraid to
closely even here in the darkness.
1t was something-the precious
ness of that moment-Gale was
not ready to acknowledge even
to herself.
She went to sleep at last,
dreaming of a pair of dark eyes
that were serious one moment
rand laughing at YOU the next,
hearing a voice that was low
pitched. a triffle husky and ex-
citing
1t was Phil who awakened her,
She felt his hand on her arm and
saw the triangle of yellow light
shining through the doorway.
! you'd better get up" Phil
said. "1t's Dad. Pm afraid he's
worse" Gale was out of bed in
an instant, rummaging for hel
+ slippers. She caught up an ole
flannel dressing robe and threw
it around her.
"What's happened?" she de-
manded. as it"
81 don't know exactly" Phil
told her. ale hasn't ever been
like this before. He says he can't
get breath"
Gale wasn't listening. She flew
down the hall to the front bed.
room. Father" she said, "what
is it,"
The big man, lying in the bed
lgasped hoarsely. q can't
he said.
"But. Father"
Gale was down on her knees
beside him. Once more the sharp
wheeling sound came. Cant
get-my BREATH" Tom Henderson
repeated. Here" He put his
hand on his chest, as though to
indicate where the trouble was
Gale said, "Phil, help me" To-
gether they lifted their father
propping pillows behind him un-
til he was half-lying, half-sitting
But the wheeling continued
Gale had never heard anything
like it. you'll have to get Doc
| tor Carr" she told her brother
and she could not keep her voice
from trembling. "Hurry, hurry
as fast as you can, Phil"
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married MANI to j. A. Lyle,
dated % April, 1927, recorded in
Book 102, page 222, Records of
Mortgages for Henderson County,
N. c., on account of which the
power of sale therein Conferred
has become absolute; - ;. 10
Now, therefore, the Undersigned
will, by virtue of the power of
sale contained in said Mortgage
Deed, and in, order to saaisfy5said
debt, at the request Of the owner
aud holder of /, said note, ssells 40
the highest bidder, for cash. at
public auction, on 9TH March,
1885, at twelve O'Clock moon, rAt
the Courthouse door, in tHepdAr-
sonville, N. c., aall the nppoperty
described in said mortgageedeed,
to-wit: o. LI p!S,C.'T
Beginning at stake in'stHe
South Margin of 4th Avenue E.,
&C feet from the north corner Of
Lot No. 5 and runs S. 20, deg. E.
46 feet to stake; thence s. y64
w. 63 feet to stake; thence p.
80 deg. 80 min. W. 40:5 feet 70
stake; thence N. 81 deg. 26 nit.
Z. 1873 feet to the point of,Be-
ginning. Being part of Lot No.
5 of the w. 1. eagle subdivision
as shown by plat of same record
ed in Plat Book /, page 81, N
the office of the Register Of Deeds
for Henderson County, N. G: =
This End Feb, 1885. |. ..r.s
J. A. LYLE, Mortgage.
By Redden and Redden, Attys.
2-4-Mon-4tD ..D D..
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and interest coupons of the coun-
ty at par in the payment Of taxes
and in the sale of tax sale certitl-
Gates be, and the same are here
by, ratified and validated"
The second local measure pro-
vides: "That in the collection of
taxes in advance by the method
prescribed by law prior to the
time that the tax books are turned
over to the tax collector, the
board of county commissioners Of
Henderson county are authorized
and empowered to pay to the per-
son making such collections two
per cent of the amount collected
not exceeding $3.50 per month for
the period during which such COL
lections are made"
The two statewide bills relate
to tax foreclosure suits. One
amends sections 437 of the con-
solidated statutes by adding
against any necessary party to
the foreclosure of a tax sales GER
tificate other than the person IN
whose name the property is list
ed, whether such suit be pending
or hereafter instituted"
The second statewide measure
provides "that service of sum-
mons by publication against any
necessary party to an action for
the foreclosure of a tax sales GER
tifcate may be had at any time
hereafter, upon application of the
plaintiff and order Of the court
whether action be now pending or
hereafter instituted"
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HENDERSON.
BEN. T. HUIET, Plaintiff
E.;E. LAZENBY, Defendant

PURSUANT to judgment of
Superior Court in the above styled
cause appointing the undersigned
as Commissioner to sell the here
matter described lands at public
auction and conformably to said
order, l will on Monday, March 4,
1885, at ~ o'clock noon at the
Henderson County Court House
door in Hendersonville, North
Carolina, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing described real estate:
One City lot in Hendersonville,
Henderson County, North Caro-
lima. being known as lot No. 48
of the Sylvan Heights Subdivision
and being fifty feet wide and one
hundred ninety feet long on one
side and one hundred seventy-five
feet long on the other side.
Done, published and posted this
31st day of January, 1885.
D. B. CROWELL,
2-4-Mon-4tp Commissioner.
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-2dILLKENL 2PZNQLES
HI1yzQ IN S4ouS0z0D g 1885 NEA SERVICE, INC

"Not until you tell me when
Nm m going to see you again.
what am | to do? You won't
talk to me at the mill. You
won't let me walk home with
you; Can | come to your house?"
"No," she said quickly. ooh.
no, you mustn't do thatn'
but l want to see youp' He
was near enough to touch her.
though he did not. 81 like Won
Gale Henderson. l like YOU a
lot" .
The dark lashes were lowered,
Her face, in the darkness, was
only an oval of misty-white. Gale
did not speak for a moment
Then she said slowly, "T'll-try
to come. l can't promise fer
surev n
"What timer"
"The same time as tonight"
'I'lla be waiting" he assured
her. ~ So" "o. .t
Gale stepped out on the ice.
She said, ats only a little wav
to the boat house. I'd rather
you didn't come with me-"
you're sure you'll be all
right?"
"Of course | will? Good night
Good night"
She skated rapidly, but it
couldn't have been the exercise
that made her cheeks glow so
warmly and set her pulse to
pounding. 1t couldn't have been
the exercise that put the star,
shine in the gray eyes.
The lamp in the living room
was burning as Gale came ur
the front walk. She let herself
in the house and her father lock,
ed up from the book he was
reading.
"Have a good time" he asked
Eyes. The ice was like glass.
"Many skating?"
"Quite few"
She went into the kitchen to
drv her skates and Dut them
away. When she came hack she
asked, "Phil hasn't come in YETI"
"No."
Gale returned to the kitchen,
A few minutes later she was
back. 81 think Pl go to bed"
she said. SIS there anything
you want?"
Her father shook his head
$50 on and get your Sleep" he
said. 'T'll read a little longer
Maybe Phil will come
Gale turned into the little box
like bedroom. She slipped out
of her clothing AMI pulled d
gown over her head. Then she
stood before the square, old
fashioned mirror and brushed hel
hair. Fifty strokes on either
side. Presently she put out the
light and crepf between the Gov,
erS.
But it was long time before
sleep came. Over and over Gale
told herself, "There can't be any
harm in it-just going skating.
won't do it again, of course. But
Just this once He isn't bit like
people think. He isn't snob and
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Sherard Offers
4 New Measures
Foreclosures, Payment Of
Tax by Coupons Affected

RALEIGH, Feb. 4.-Represen-
.tative w. M. Sherard, of Hender-
son county, introduced four bills
in the lower house Saturday, two
of statewide effect and the others
relating to Henderson county. All
the bills were referred to the judi
ciary committees. m
One bill provides that "the acts
on the part of the board of coun-
ty commissioners of HENDERSON
county and the tax collector OF
said county in accepting bonus
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nrciN HERE TODAY

c.Ic Henderson, pretty ana Eo'
= :, a silk mill. She and her
re.vear.oid brother, Phil support
tbe;r invalid father.
INC" ct.yn Movers who also works
- the mill asks Gale to marry
L. She promises TO give HIM an
answer in few days.
Ister that evening Gale goes
uL.t;,g on the river, goes through
- ;,s and is rescued by Brian
Wa.trore whose father, now
J.aJ, built the mill. Brian asks
Gle TO wait while he gets his
- hut when he returns she IS
gone. ,.-e, 49,.
va,rs II Paris, convinced he can
.,-,cr be an artist and eager to
% 20 work in the mill. Vieky
Thatcher, daughter of Robert
TL,tcber; general manager Of, the
Ill schemes to caPtivate Brian,
9r;rr sees Gaierin't the mill and
uocog,;zes her. Next evening he
s,Is her if he can walk home with
L. Gale refuses but Steve sees
- talking to Brian. Steve is
;o.Iop, and he and Gale quarrel.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XVI
Brian went on, not waiting
\ fo,. an answer. "Welll skate up
+ba river" he said, maybe as
for as the Fulton Bridge. It's
smooth all the way, they say.
! And solid
I When there was no answer ne
lturned See here ne said,
s.vou're not going to say you
won't come? Not doing the dis
appearing act again when we're
inst getting acQuainted?'
Gale said. no -,
! you'd better not" Brian said
heartily. what time shall we
make it,
The campfire was only a bed
of smoking embers now. Bran
/ turned his heel on a half-burned
| bit of drift wood and looked up.
Gale had move farther into the
shadows. >,
She said, 81 shouldn't come"
"Why not" =,
Because l shouldn't" she told
him. ,
Doesn't sound like a g,od
reason to me. Do you mean Jou
don't want to-"
81 didn't say that"
well, look here, you and l
went to school together, di@'t
we? We're practically old friends.
I'll bet we know a lot of the
same people"
yes" she agreed, AZ suppose
we do. But we're not in sci DOL
now. Il can't stay and talk
about it any longer. I've got
to go"
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Answers to Previous Questions
THOMAS E. MIDGLEY is cred
L tied with producing tetra.
ethyl lead, as an anti.knocH
LIQUID. Hyatt won .Slo'ooo
award offered by a New York Dill
Hard manufacturer for a substi'
tute for ivory in billiard balls:
\ record. of the purchase OF a
cream machine for ice" is con-
tanned in George Washington's
expense ledger under date OF May
II, 1884
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MONEY TO LEND for moderniz-

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Consult US at once. Hender-
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WILL PAY CASH for poultry
from s to 13 cents per pound.
Hyder's Mill, Seventh Ave. T..
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE

Whereas, default was made in
the payment of the indebtedness
secured by that Mortgage Deed
executed by r. R. Davis Gan I'M
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
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tx RENT On shares - Mills
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WHOwao FIR512|
IN. AMERicA :
BY Joseph Nathan Kane
Author of Famous First FACTS

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What hospital was first TO
provide ambulance service?
What was the first chiidrens
magazine?
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Ia OUR NEW STOCK of ae'
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to Garages-Chev,
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accessories. Jackson Motor
SupDIy. l3I Fourth Ave. East.
A Phone 800.
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NOW BUY GOODYEAR TIRES
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[ODERN 5-rOom brick bungalow.
| 3-acreS good farm land. 2
smies out. Price S2,500.00.
4 Ts.rs. Anders and Rector,
4 American Bank.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-04
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