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.SuIperlliatives At
Flat Rock Named

Superlatives of the senior class
of the Flat Rock high school were
recently elected by the class mem.
bers and have been announced as
follows. ...
Prettiest girl, Nell Steppe
handsomest boy, Alonzo Anders
most popular boy, Alonzo And,
erS; most popular girl, Mary Eli,
zabeth Thompson; wittiest boy
Nathaniel Boone; wittiest girl
Myrtle Capps; most studious boy
Elliott kuykendail; most studious
girl, Ethel Blythe; most timid
girl, Pearle Beddingfield; most
timid hoy, Willie Orr Station;
most athletic girl, Edith Station
most athletic boy, Alonzo And
ers; class flirt, girl. Madge Kill
patrick; fiirt, boy, Horace Wal
drop; sissiest boy, Ralph Jones;
biggest tomboy, Myrtle Capps;
cutest boy, Carlton Freeman;
cutest girl, Estell McGraw; big,
gest woman hater. Freddy Free.
man; biggest man hatcr, Ella Mae
Jones; best sport, girl. Eva Sta,
ton; best sport, boy, Alonzo And
erS.
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there to study, but that's all over
now" ~.
you mean you're not going
back" "a; y
Brain Westmore shook his
head. "No," he said. Pm not
going back. | had foolish no
ton | could be an artist but |
found out | was mistaken. I'm
here now to STAY"
"What are you going to do?"
ooh, get Job. Try to find out
whats been going on here while
I've been away"
at isn't so easy to get a job
these days." the girls told him
solemnly.
mo, l suppose not. Look here,
we shouldn't be standing here
talking like this. You ought to
be where it's warm, get into dry
Clothes"
eyes, l suppose I should"
"Tell yOu WHAT" Brain went
on. eff you don't mind waiting
alone for a few minutes I'll dash
down and get my car. It's parked
across from the boat house
There's a road the other side of
those trees. I'll drive up here and
that way you won't run any dan,
ger of getting chilled. Do you
lmind waiting alone?"
"No," Gale said. " don't
mind"
"okay,;, 1t won't take me five
minutes"
He turned to 90 but she called
him back. "Your coat" she re,
minded him, slipping it from hel
shoulders.
"Keep it, I'm all right"
But she insisted he must wear
the coat. Her own was almost
dry now. Besides, the fire would
keep her warm.
Brain Westmore whistled as he
drove the coupe along the wooded
road. The girl pretty-the
prettiest girl he'd met in weeks
There was something about her
He laughed suddenly, remem
bering he didn't even know hel
name. And she didn't know his
Well, they'd settle that in a min
lutte now. This was her home; he'C
see her often.
This must be about The place
he decided. Brain stopped the car
Jumped out and pushed his way
through the trees. Yes, there wa!
the bonfire.
"Hi. there he called, and rar
J forward.
But there was no one in sight
(To be continueh
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visitor at the home Of Gay Gard
ner Tuesday.
James Smith and son Of West
Asheville, visited j. +. kratzer
Saturday.
Mrs. Andrew Wardlow spent
the weekend with relatives in
Asheville.
Mrs. Mae and Miss Annie Hud-
gins We're dinner guests Of Mrs,
S. NJ. Stuart Tuesday.
Hudgins were dinner guests OF
Mrs. S. NJ. Stuart Tuesday.
/ Mrs. Helsel of Balfour, was the
dinner guest of Mrs. J. E. Kratz,
er Tuesday.
]. j. Ballard and Gay Gardner
were business visitors at Fetch.
er Monday.
Mr.. Ray Of Cleveland, O., visit
ed J. f. Kratzer Saturday.
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NOTICE OF SALE

Under the power of sale con-
tanned in a deed of trust executed
,bv Esther Lewis ct al, dated May
9Th, 1890, and Of record in Book
1913 at page ABS, Of the Trust
Deed records Of Henderson Coun-
tv. the undersigned trustees will
on the 18th day of February,
1885. at IL o'clock noon, at the
courthouse door in Henderson
Vile, Henderson County, North
Carolina, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described land,
| to-wit:
All that certain land in the City
Of Hendersonville, Henderson
County, North Carolina, together
with a two story brick store and
apartment building and all other
improvements thereon and rights,
ways and appurtenances thereto
belonging, located on the eastern
line of Main Street between Third
and Fourth Avenues, and described
as follows: ~.
Beginning on the eastern line
of Main Street, at the southwes-
tern corner of the rock store
building now occupied by Hen
Jacksonville Hardware Co., distant
thereon 76 feet from the South
western corner of the M. C. Toms
| Davis block brick building which
corner is at the point of intersec-
ton of the northern line Of Third
Avenue East and the eastern line
of Main Street, and from said
point of beginning runs with the
eastern margin of the cement
sidewalk on Main Street South 13
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deg. East ". 3 ID deg.) % feet,
8 inches to the center of the
northern wall of the NJ. C.. Toms
Davis Block brick building;
thence with the center of said
northern wall of said building
North II deg. East (V. 8 ~
deg.) 1868 feet to stake; thence
North Is deg. West ". g. 1.2
deg % feet inches to stake
in the line of the lot formerly
owned by w. f. Edwards; thence
with the southern line of said Ed
wards lot South II deg. West
(V. 8 - deg.) 1868 feet to the
beginning; together with a one.
half interest in the northern wall
OF the said NJ. c. Toms ( Davis
block) building, and also the inter.
ests of the Grantors in the afore-
said deed of trust in the southern
wall of the store room now oceu-
pied by Hendersonville Hardware
Co., being the interest granted TO
NJ. C. Toms by deed of W. F. Ed
wards and wife, dated JANUARY
81, 1908, of record in Book As,
page 275, Henderson County Reg
istry, which interest has passed
by instruments properly of record
to said Grantors, and also the use
of a strip of land 10 feet wide
along the eastern end Of the lot
known as the Davis block of M. c.
Toms store room lot, now owned
by Ewbank, a strip of land 10
feet wide along the eastern end
of the lot herein described being
subject to use as an alley. Being
the same land, easements and ap-,
purtenances as are described in
deed from T. B. Allen and wife,
Ella Allen and Jimmie Jones Al
len to Lena Kantrowitz and Es-
Their Lewis, dated May 10, 1925,
of record in Book 1876, page 191
of the Records of Deeds for Hen
derson County, North Carolina.
This the 10th day Of January,
1895.
]. FOY JUSTICE and
PERRY SEAY, Trustees.
IL -Fri-4tp ,.
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Her hands and feet felt stiff rs
though she couldn't possibly move
them. '''O =
Here, take this coatp, The
man had peeled off his leather
jacket with its outstanding collar
of fur, was holding it out TO her
i"No. that's all right-take it,"
He helped her out of her own
coat, into the dry one. Keen
moving" he instructed. "Don't
stand still for aminute. Keen
moving all the timer
Gale did as she was told. While
he gathered branches and drv
sticks and knelt over them, coax
ing the tiny glow into flame. she
twisted her skirt, ringing out the
water. She stamped her feet and
clapped her hands together.
The fire hlazed higher and Gale
could feel its warmth. She drew
nearer, held out her hands.
"You saved my life" she said
slowly. You"
The words died. He had turned
toward her and for the first time
she could see his face plainly,
lighted by the fire. t was Brain
WeStmore,
81 just happened to come along
at the right time" he said easily,
"And | knew what to do because
I've seen the same thing happen
a couple of times. Rivers are
tricky places to skate. Never can
tell where there's going to be a
thin spot in the ice. Look - if
you'll stand Deer here | think
you'll get more of the heat"
She moved, as he had sue,
gested. Yes, it was Brain West
more. He looked almost exactly
as she remembered him at State
/ University-except that she had
never seen him wearing a skating
cap. The brown sweater fitted
neatly over his broad shoulders
She noticed how tanned his face
was, and the way his dark han
turned, as though it wanted to
curl, behind his ears. But Brain
Westmore was supposed to be in
Paris.
The young man was smiling,
"Feeling better nOw?" he asked.
Getting your wind back?"
The girl smiled, too. 81 think
So" she said. No doubt about il
this was Brain Westmore, al
fright. But of course he wouldn't
know her. II guess | was more
frightened than anything else, ,
she went on.
"Who wouldn't be? But you
kept your head"
| NO." she told him. 'T'd never
have made it if you hadn't kept
telling me what to do"
Nonsense! You were mighty
Iplucky."
Gale shook her head. "Yor
saved my life" she said again
II wish | could thank you. l wish
i | knew how to say it"
The gray eyes were looking di
rectly into his. Serious gray eyes
beneath underwriting dark brows
Gray eyes that glowed richly
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NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA,
HENDERSON COUNTY.
In Superior Court.
GEORGE p. STREET

THOMAS 7. MILLS and wife,
MRS. THOMAS f. MILLS. ct al.
The defendants, Thomas F.
Mills and wife, Mrs. Thomas F.
Mills, will take notice that an &C
ton entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
Of Henderson County, to foreclose
the lien Of the tax sale certificate
for 1927 Henderson County taxes,
in the original amount of SS7.62,
on a house and lot in the business
section of Druid Hills, described
in deed recorded in Deed Book
173, at Page IS; and the said de-
PENDANTS will further take notice
that they are required to appear
at the Office of the Clerk of said
Court on or before the 30th day
of January, 1885, and Answer or
Demur to the Complaint Of said
action, or the Plaintiff will apply
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warmly, that suddenly sent Brain
Westmore's pulse to, speeding.
He stared back. The girl was
pretty! He hadn't realized before
how attractive she was. The oval
face, the full lips-he liked the
way her head was set on her
shoulders. He liked the outline
of her cheek against the dark
coat collar. There was something
familiar about her, yet vaguely
elusive. Had he seen her before?
Where? ..
Brain leaned forward. "Never
mind about that" he said. Il
want to know more about YOU
Who are you and how did you
happen to be skating here to-
night? Were you with friends?'
No" She turned so that her
back was toward the fire and her
face in the shadows. Il came
alone. 1t was such a beautiful
night / wanted to be out in it.
like to skate alone"
"Do you? Sometimes l do, too
But you took a risk-getting SC
far away from the others"
~ know that-nOw."
He saw that she was trembling
and cursed himself. No need to
remind her how terribly close to
disaster she had come.
( '"That crowd" he went or
from the mill village-from the
other side of town. Youngsters
and young fellows and girls who
work in the silk mill. ] haven't
skated on this river in years
Used to when | was a kid, every
winter. Tonight i happened tC
think about it and hunted up al
old pair Of skates. I've been away
from home for a while. Oh-dc
You live here?"
"Yes" Gale told him. Il live
here"
Funny, I haven't seen you be
fore. Guess you must have come
while | was away"
Gale did not answer that
"Awav?" she repeated, raising
questioning eyes.
ON Paris. | spent two year.
there"
~ must have been wonderful,
Gale said SLOWLY Sometimes I'vt
dreamed of going abroad, What
Paris like"
! Brain laughed. "Well, it's abou
as different from this town a
anything you could possibly mag
inc. What you find in Paris de
ponds on what you're looking fOl
when YOU SO there. It's beauti
full, of course-wonderful build
iingS and the streets are the hand
soonest in the world. Lots of lit
tie parks and squares. And pic
turesuue old bridges. You can
see the most fashionable people
in the world there, and some Of
the dowdicst. Then there ere The
museums and the shops. and tht
sidewalk cafes. There's the night
life, tOo-though not so much OF
lit as you might think. ] went
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NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA"
HENDERSON COUNTY.
In Superior Court.
GEORGE P. STREET
S. I. DEPEW and wife,

MRS. y. L. DEfEW ct al
The defendants, S. |. Depew
and wife, Mrs. S. /. Depew, will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Henderson,
County to foreclose the lien OF q
tax sales certificate for 1927 coun-
ty taxes in the original amount Of
$98.5O, on Lots No. 2. to No. az
inclusive, except Lot No. II of
Block No. a of Lenox Park Sub
division; and the said defendants
will further take notice that they
are required to appear at the Of
flee of the Clerk of said Court on
or before the 31st day of January,
1885, and Answer or Demur to
the Complaint in said action, or
the Plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in
said Complaint. + ~; =. =
This December n, 1884. -.
J. P. FLETCHER,.l.%
Clerk Superior Cotttif
12-28-Fri-4tp I. 3ist,.
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CHAPTER III

OftAt ER III
The man said. STEADY now.
Slowly take your time. Yes,
He was lying on the ice,
stretched out at full length. He
! held 4 long branch from tree
( which he had showed forward so
! Gaze could reach it.
! She gaSped historically. She
had nulled herself to the edge of
the broken ice. Behind her the
water shone. inky black. Her wet
clothing chung to her.
/ Il can't" she stammered.
I'T can't do tt"
! STEADY the mans voice went
{ on reassuringly. "All right. Try
again now
/ Smoothly. calmly. Like gen.
eral in command, The voice
steadied the girls senses. She
managed to push herself along,
! She could feel the ice straining,
| but it did not crack. 1t did not
crack. Inch bv inch-slOwly eau
tiously-on toward security.
IL can'tw Gale cried out once
again in terror. And then. a mo-
ment later, "All right-l-I can
make it,
"Of course you cam the man
said. "Once again now" He
was putting, Juggling at his END
of the branch.
Together they moved slowly
across the icy surface. At last
the man said, "AIl right
He reached for her arm. cts
all right" ne said again. 'Thc
ice is solid here. Oh, those
skates"
He was down on the ice again
unbuckling the straps about
Gales ankles, taking the skates
off.
They made me clumsy" the
girl said. 81 - couldn't seem tc
move"
You're all right now," The
man told her, helping her to hel
feet. Soaked. though, aren't
you? Wen build a fire and get
you dry. Ought to have some
thing hot for you to drink, too"
ooh. no." Gale said. "I-I Just
want to get home. | shouldn't
have come so far away from the
others. didn't think. 1t hap
pened so Quickly"
"Til say it did," the man
agreed grimly. 81 heard you cal
just as | came around the bend. "
eff you hadn't The girl
looked at him. wide-eyed.
Somebody else would have,
he assured her cheerfully. AL
though, at that. the crowd seems
to have gone the other way to.
night. Wish some of them would
show up so we could get you
something to drink
Gale said, "Oh, but you need
not" and suddenly realized how
cold she was. She was trembling
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RUGBY

RUGBY, Jan. Is. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howell have returned from
a visit to Concord.
j. E. Kratzer, who has been i'll
for some time, is slowly improv-
ing.
J. B. Dalton is i'll.
Bill Dodd Of Burnsville, was
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NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
In Superior Court.
GEORGE p. STREET

vs..
MAX ZAPH aud wife, ELIVA
ZAPH, and O. f. KLAREN.
The defendant, O. f. Klaren,
will take notice that an action en-
titled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Henderson County, to foreclose
the lien of the tax sale certificate
for 1929 county taxes on certain
property in Henderson County,
listed by Max Zaph and wife
Eliva Zaph, on three lots, on
which is located the Rusher House,
described in Deed recorded in
Deed Book 1876. at page rs; and
the said o. f. Klaren will further
take notice that he is required to
appear at the Office of the Clerk
of the said Court on or before the
31st day of January, 1885, and
Answer or Demur to the Com
plant and Amended Complaint n
said action. or the plaintiff vii
apply to the court for the relief
demanded IN said Complaints.
This December 81, 1884.
J. P. FLETCHER.
Clerk Superior Court.
12-28-Fri-4tp
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Answers to Previous Questions

Answers to Previous Questlolis
CONNOLLY designed the uni I,
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Troy. and it since has d. 0ecolne
standard equipment. The pc,
cuIiar GAINESVILLE bridge spannea
the Licking and Muskingum
rivers. The present concrete
bridge Is the fourth to occupy
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to the court for the relief de-
manded in said Complaint.
This December 81. 1884.
j. P. FLETCHER.
Clerk Superior Court.
12-2S-Fri-4tp
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louses and Real EStats

|ERE FARM-Ten acres good
IN land. foW-rOom house
4 good oucbuildingS. GRAY
|va,er. Located on good
ID road about seven miles
4 Price $500: terms. An
4 4 Rector. american Bank
4 8
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FOR SALE

AUTOS and Accessories
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Dur NEW STOCK of ae|
pries. Midcity Tire CO.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Gale Henderson, pretty, Is,
,vorks in a silk mill, Gale has had
two years of college training
hoped to be teacher. When her
she, became i'll she was glad to
take any work she could get. She
and her l9-year-old brother, Phil,
support their invalid father.
Steve Meyers, who also works
in the mill and has proven him
self a loyal friend, asks Gale to
marry him. She feels she can not
leave Phil and her father, finally
promises to give Steve his answer
in a few days.
Later that evening she goes
skating on the river. Gale skates
far awav from the others. Sud
denly the ice cracks. Mortified
she screams.
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When was electrocution
introduced for convicts? -
Where were the first leVees
built? 49,,
When was the government
printing Office established?
Answers in next issue,
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5-FoodstufS

lies l0c doz., lady fingers
II dOz., almond macaroOnS poe
S. cream puffs &c each,
IL cakes Zoe. Dinner 25c.
|cfar.an Food Shop.
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N AT GIBBS to engage
= ''ts selected corn, 90c.
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F. I'VE RESOLVED to chew
.s.ey S Double Mint every
,.s ms year. 1t has so many
S..S and Hove it TOO. Sally.
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Gale said, "Oh, but you need
not" and suddenly realized how
cold she was. She was trembling.
, 1935-09-20

Ell PUERTO de-
BROWNS
La Mayoria De Las
Exportaciones Del
Norte de Mexico Sc
Haran Por Aqui

IT Sr. al valdez Gomez. presi-
dente de la Camara Gle Concrete .el
Puerto de Tampico. visito eSta ciu-
dad hoy. " declare que el Puerto
de Brownsville. NJ terminarse. dar1a
mas negocio al puerto de Tampico-
El ST. Valdez Gomez. visito los
puertos Gle G7.ve5ton. -ouSSon "
Corpus Christi, arribando q esta
ciudad hoy. Visito el areodromo de
elsa ciudad. ' Ell sitio donde Sc eSta
conStruyendo ell Puerto de Browns
vile, en- compania del Comisionado
de la ciudad. "A. g. Hipp.
FL ST.. valdez Gomez. declare que
acknowledgements Sc redu-irfan los
fletes del ferrocarril al Puerto de
Tampico tan prOnto como Sc fermi-
nase ell Puerto de Brownsville.
Dijo ell ST.. Valdez Gomez. uue sin
duda Ell Puerto de Brownsville .e-
ria un exito, en- vista de cue mu-
chas de las exportaciones del norte
de Mexico. que ahora sc hacen por
puertos americanos que se encuen-
tran mas distances de In front /.
que Brownsville, acknowledgements Sc
embarcarfan por este puerto