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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-01


Statesville, are visiting in the county.
Mr.. C. M. Yates and son, Rufus
Gwyn, of Hopkins, was in town Mon
day. Gwyn has fully recovered from
the effects of q stab inflicted by a
school boy several months ago.
Mr.. Nelson Baldwin, of Lansing,
was in the Jeffersons, Monday.
So
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Donnelley, of
Chapel Hill, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Donnelley at Trade Tenn.
Mrs. JIM. Tulbert and Mrs. Kath-
crime Duncan spent Sunday in Sparta.
Excavating is being begun on the
Woody property next door to Par
ker's store preparatory to erecting a
new building.
Among those who attended week
end camping party at Shady Shack
during the past week end were
Misses Elizabeth Caubler, Vera Rack
ley, Albertine Hurt, Irene Dickson,
Alta Dickson, Alta Perkins, J. c.
Pierce, and Clyde Duvall and Rev.
and Mrs. G. R. Stafford.
Miss Mable Davis of Baltimore,
Nd, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. P. G.
Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. GRAPHICAL and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Reeves spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Reeves, Of Laurel Springs.
+
Mrs. M. E. Reeves, Laurel Springs,
spent the week end in Asheville with
her daughter, Mrs. Lonnie Busic, who
is improving rapidly. - Allegheny
Times.
-
Miss Thelma Shepherd, of Crump-
Ter, returned home Wednesday after
visiting Miss Izetta Smithey in North
Wilkesboro. Accompanying Miss
Shepherd to Jefferson were Miss
Smithey and her father, c. H.
Smithey.
Mr.. Jason Spencer reports what we
think must be feeding" record of the
county for "big meeting" Sundays.
On the Sunday of the Helton COM
munion meeting at the Primitive
Baptist Church, Mr.. Spencer was
host at dinner to 81 guests. Dinner
began about two o'clock and lasted
in relays until six. Two sheep, IS
pounds of beef, countless chickens
and their accessories were eaten in
the course of the afternoon. And Mr..
Spencer says that he could have fed
many more.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parsons and Mr..
and Mrs. U. G.. Bibler, of colu..>a..,
Ohio, returned home Sunday after
visiting Mr.. Parsons's mother, Mrs;
J. C. Parsons, at Glendale Springs. i
Mr.. H. H. Cachran, of Biltmore |
Forest and Washington, D. c., was
in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard GRAPHICAL an.
nounce the birth Of daughter, Helen
Ray, on July 20. Mrs. GRAPHICAL, priod
to her marriage, was Miss Elizabeth
Ray, of the Buffalo community. I
- S.
Mr.. Glen Kilby, Of Sturgills, was in
town Tuesday. |
**
Attorney W.-B. Austin was unablee
to attend the Tuesday session of
court, on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Halsey, Of
Piney Greek, were visitors here Mon
day. IL
Miss Matte Lee Doughton, Of
Sparta, is spending some time as the
guest of her brother, Joe Doughton,
at the City Cafe.
Mr.. Athel Phillips has. accepted a
teaching position in Surry county
near Mt. Airy.
=
Mrs. j. B. Hash spent Monday in
Winston-Salem. ::
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-01

Selling Worthwhile Store
Vinegar, gal.--~.-.--.--2 zoe Drano
Heavy Fat Backs, b-~16c o. K. Soap for.-..~15c
High Grade Rio Coffee.12hc Sandys Dog Food, for25c
Maxwell House Coffee 30c Johnsons Floor
Grandmas Wash Powder 25c Jar Rings,
LUX Life Buoy Soap Ground
Gold Medal Cond. MIk-15c Good Flour .~...-.-.7Sc up
Bordens Eagle Brand Milk Zoe Cotton Blossom
Saniush Cotton Seed Meal $40
All Popular Brands Cigarettes pkg .-
Brooms Csc up
Ball Mason Fruit Jals-Standara and Special Sizes
Fresh Fruits Vegetables and Meats
DISHES, BUCKETS TUBS
Fast Color Prints up
Marquisette, plain and figured &c up
White Al-Slk Crepe Burial yd
All Silk Ruff Crepe 80 in wide yd
Full Fashioned Hose 58c to $1O0
Towels r---- ----.- - - -~~-- 26c%
Princess Slips 25e to $1OO
Mems Dress Hats, Work Shirts, and Overalls
Work Shoes for Men
Ponds Preparations
Noxema - lOc
Johnson's Baby Powder
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE TAX PAID.
These only few Of the many lew prices have
merchandise.
CALL IN-9oUR PRESENCE IS APPRECIATED.
f.. f.. JONES CASH STORE
WEST JEFFERSON, N c..
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-01
QUALITY
-AT-
T.. f.. JONES CASH STORE

for Cash We Make it Worthwhile to Trade at Our Store
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-20
Handkerchief Booth

Please don't fdil to shop this booth carefully for BARGAINS and we offer you q complete and lovely drrdY ot every conceivable style and color from l2H cents to $2.5O each.
 Purses $1.25 to $S.50 The very good shapes and designs
 for all events.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
TOWN TOPICS

NSAt 0uHOdy the AHSIlCdn
Hungarians will observe the
Ides Of March. The anniversary
of March 18th, l848, when Hun
garian Independence was declar-
ed not only from Austria and
the Habsburgs but including I
declaration of human rights. y
In many respects there is si-
milarity between the American
Declaration of Independence and
the Hungarian, which contained
13 cardinal points.
The American Declaration of
Independence later served as the
basis of the American Consti-
tuition which guarantees the hui
man rights contained in the
Hungarian Declaration of In
dependence but never fully
granted to the Hungarian people.
x
Our American born readers of
Hungarian descent may ask why
the Grand Committee year after
year observes the anniversary of
the Hungarian Day of Indepen-
dcnce, why wherever Hungarians
live some sort of observation of
the day is made?
The answer is easy.
We wish to maintain the ira
ditions of the Hungarian people
even in this land of freedom (?).
We wish to bring home to the
American born children of Hun
garian parents that in the land
where they came from and that
the race from which they origin
ate Liberty, Equality, and the
other human rights have been
cherished objects, for which our,
forefathers fought, bled and
sacrificed their lives. J<
The American observation of
Hungarian independence Day
serves the purpose of strengthen
ing our beliefs in human rights,
to rededicate ourselves to fight
oppression in any form and
finally to teach our sons and
daughters, our grandsons and
granddaughters that the land of
their origin and the Hungarian
race have a history of which we
may be proud and to gain their
love for the country, which has
suffered so much and which
even now is fighting with his
back to the wall to retain national
existence in the face of almost
unsurmountab1e handicaps.
So we ask you, the second and
third generations, to come again
to the Central Auditorium. to
help celebrate the anniversary
of one of the greatest days in
Hungarian history.
1t matters not, that few of the
ideals expressed in the Hun
garian Declaration of Indepen-
dence have become facts or are
in practice today.
The World is now in the
throes of social upheaval. The
oppressed are again struggling;
for their human rights, the right
to work, the right to live, the
right to enjoy life, the right OF
equal opportunity. This struggle
goes on although other nations
have Declarations of Indepen-
dence embodying the principals
Of liberty, equality and universal
brotherhood.
*
And on this day of human
rights we ask our representatives
be they members of the Congress
or of the State Legislature to
keep in mind those human rights
for which Hungarians in Hun
gary fought in lS48 and for
Americans rebelled and went to
war in the 18th century.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
MAGYAR TUzOLT0
CAMPBELLbEN
Tooro;;k Gyulat a Magyar Pol
gari Kor ajanlotta
kinevezesre

Mar lassan campbelli magyar
sag is belep a varosi politikai
eletbe es kiveszi azon varosi
munkakbol reszet, amely a ma
gyarsagot illeti es amelyet eddlg
a mas nemzetek foglaltak lie. A
mutt heten hallatszott, hogy ure-
sedes lett varosi tiizoltosagnal
munkara. A magyarok eszre-
vettek EFT es bekopogtattak az
el6ljarok ajtajan is, kopogtata-
suk eredmenyt hozott, inert EFT
a munkat megkaptak a magya-
rok.
Ere a tiizoltoi munkara multi
vasarnap este a Polgari kor
gyilesen XII lett valasztva egy
erdemes fiatalember, aki mint va
rosi trzolto fogja kepviselni a
campbelli magyarsagot.
Mi gondoljuk, hogy Torok
Gyula nem fog szegyent hozni
a magyarsagra ebben az vi hi
vatalban, inert 8 azon fog dol
gozni, hogy a magyar nevet elo-
re, vigye, hogy meg tobb allast
is kaphassanak a magyarok.
Ugyan a magyarsagtol Torok
Gyula megerdemli EFT az allast,
inert 3 mindig azon torekedik,
hogy csak a magyarsag elore
jusson.
Ez legyen nekiink campbeli;
magyaroknak egy lecke IS >ertsuk
meg, hogy osszetartassal, hova
tudunk jutni. Meg lesznek ilyen
tobb munkak is, Is mi is vegyiik
ki a reszunket bel6le. Es ARA
is igyekezziink, hogy a. tavasz-
szal epitsiink egy sep Magyar
Otthont, amire blszktk lehetunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
EGYHAZAINK,
EGYLETEINK
FIGYELMEBE

Az elso negyedev mar a veget
jarja es meg sck egyhazunk es
egyletiink nem utalta XII az ez
eyre jaro kalauz dijat. A lap
mem secret siirgetni, de eddig eb-
ben az evben nagyon keves volt
a hirdetes, amely nelkul lapot
fentartani nagyon nehez.
kerjuk tehat egyhazainkat es
egyleteinket, hogy ha meg mem
utaltak volna XII kalauz dijat,
ugy AIT tegyek meg minel ha-
marabb.
Ugyancsak kerjuk az egyhazak
es egyletek vezetoit, hogyha ka-
lauza khan volna javitani valo,
ugy AIT juttassak hozzank.
Az egyhazak jogosak rendes
allando fej ala beadni allando
hasznalatra egyhazaik vilagi tiszt
viseloinek neveit is. Ha ezt
megkivanjak tenni, ugy kerjuk
eek bekuldeset is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
A VERHOVAY ECYLET
TAGSACA SZAPORODIK

Multi heten beszamoltunk ar
r6l, hogy a Verhovay Segely
Egylet keriileti szervezoje, Mol
mar Lajos Youngstownba kolto-
zott Homesteadbol, 4 szervezo
tobb helyi Verhovay fiok tiszt-
viselo es tag segitsegevel maris
sep eredmenyrol szamol be,
Mint halljuk.i az utobbi ido-
ben 10 felnott es szamos oyer
mek-taggal gyarapodtak lO8-ik,
21-ik Scent Istvan es az anne
rikai 364-ik fiokok.
A felvett tagok kozt van Mol
mar Janos. Poland, harom felnott
es negy gyermek csaladtagjaval ;
Ralog Balazs, Crescent St. es
10th Maria. Price Rd., akik a
lO3-ik fioknal alltak be.
Ref Ferenc, Fulop Sandor,
kobli Janos. Mrs. John Cherpak,
Lautner Leonard. Mrs. Lautner
Leonard es Trojan Janosne, akik
364 tagjai lettek.
A Kuti Istvan csalad negy fel-
mott taggal, Iganth Margit es
Varga Iona, akik 21-ik SIT.
Istvan fiokhoz csatlakoztak.
A Verhovay Youngstown ha-
rom fiokjanak most mar tobb,
mint 500 tagja van.
Molnar szervez6 sep munkat
vegez kornyeki varosokban is.
Vasarnap bemutatkozott a 1O8-ik
fiok havi gyilesen es felkerte az
osszes Verhovay tagokat. hogy
scgitsek a szervezes munkajaban.
Kulonosen szaporodhat a gyer-
mex osztafy es kelfene, hogy
Youngstownban 1ega1abb 500
gyermek tartozzon Verhovay
Egyletbe. @
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
AZ ACEl TERMELES'
.HATvAh PERCENT.
Megindult a Sheet & Tube
vi szeles strip millje. Mar
a Republic is jobban megy

Mint ait jeleztuk, a heten is
met emelkedett az aceltermeles
es varhato hogy a honap vegeig
korulbelul 60 szazalekos lesz a
termeles.
A Youngstown Sheet and
Tube campbelli telepen a heten
megindult minden zokkenes vagy
hiba nelkul a hatalmas uj szeles
strip mill, 1egmodernebb Vi
lagoon. Az vi mill egyel6re ma
ponta egy siftat dolgozik. Meg
maid honapokig tart, mig a hi
deg henger osztaly elkeszul.
A Sheet and Tube megkezdte
a munkat a mintegy 1900 ton
mas csorendeleseken es ez altal
tobb magyar jutott munkahoz
ezen az osztalton.
A Republic rendelesei is ia
vultak es a gyar MILLER jobban
dolgoznak.
Ugyancsak isnet megindult a
heten a Sheet knd Tube Besse-
d n s.1t .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14

A miisort sziinet ne1kiiI fogjak
bemutatni es szamitas szerint leg
kesobb fel otre veget fog erni.
Ifj. Bunchy Janos zenekara
szolgaltatja a zenet miisor
elott es kiser egyes szamokat.
Szokas szerint marciusi i'm
nepelyen mem fesz belepti dij. Az
ajtonal mindenki annyival jarul a
koltsegek fedezesehez, mint
amennyivef aTar.
A 1ekozo1t musoron esetleg
lesznek valtoztatasok a sorrend-
ben.
A bizottsag keri szereploket,
hogy 1ehet6leg pontosan jelen-
jenek meg, hogy fellepesiiknek
sorrendje Iehet6leg ne szenved-
ien valtozast.
"A NagyDlzOttSagDan Jelenleg,
egy egyhazon es talan egy egy-
leten kivul az egesz Youngstown
magyarsag kepviselve van. EFT
a kozos iinnepelyt az egesz ma
gyarsag reszere tartjak minden
evben. Sziilok hozzak ell a
gyermekeiket, hadd tanuljanak
magyar szot, hogy halljanak ma
gyar dalt, magyar zenet.
A Central Auditorium nagy
tagas terme es karzata kozel
1000 szemely befogadasara alkal-
mas. Teljen meg ismet terem
magyarsagukat iinnepl6 Young
stown es kornyeki magyarokkal.
A Nagybizottsag tagjai ke-
retnek, hogy lehet6leg fel ket-
tore legyenek a teremben, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
A WARRENI IFJUsAGI KoR
MAGYAR NoTAT DALOL.

A Warreni Ifjusagi Kornek
a jel-notaja, egy jol ismert ma
gyar notanak dallanlara dalol-
hato:
Magyarok, magyarok az vagyunk
Magyarnak maradni akarunk,
Oseinket, szileinket tiszteljuk,
IBecsiiletes nevuket viseljuk.
Mem japan, nem torok, nem
gorog,
Mi benniink, mi benniink,
magyar yer csorog!
Magyarok, magyarok az lesziink,
Soha nem, de soha mem, el mem
vesziink!
Parti J6zsef.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
NAGYBIZOTTSAGI
TAGOK, FIGYELEM!


Keretnek a Nagybizottsag
tagjai, hogy most vasarnap,
marcus lien lehet6leg mar
fel kettokor jelenjenek meg a
Central A Auditoriurnban meg
tartand6 marciusi iinnepelyen,
hogy a rendez6s munkaj jab6l
kivegyek resziiket. Akiknek
van rendez6i jelvenyiik .
multb6l, hozzak magukkal.
"A NAGYBIZOTTSAG
TISZTIKARA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
,VERHOVAY 1os.

A sNerhovay lO8-ik osztaly be-
teg tagjai a kovetkezok: Varga
.Janos l647 Midland Ave-, Hajdu
.Iozsef "a Morley Ave. Campbell.
jelenleg varosi korhazban,
Szenegeto Miklos, Lockwood,
Szabo Gizella, Ellsworth.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelenten-!
do.
Turner Jozsef, titkar..
lis Manchester Ave-
Telefon o105o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
A GY!!KoS Cyl! (! IS EYQ|MAT \!
MEM TALALJAK

lsmet egy het mutt Ell es da-
cara a rendorseg es egyeb nyo-
mozo hatosagok faradhatatlan
munkajanak, ma sem vagyunk
<ozelebb Suhovezky Ferenc, tot
szarmazasu flu gyilkossagi rel
telyenek megfejtesehez.
A indicator 500 dollar ju-
talmat tiizott XII nyomra-
vezetonek, de meg eddig senki
sem jelentkezett, aki komoly ada
tokkal tndott volna szolgalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
GYASZHIR

Gyaszlevelet hozott posta
Darazs J. Eide youngstown is
merit uzletembernek es Darazs
L. Frigyes broockfieldi honfitir-
sa'nknak a Heves megyei He
vesb6L hogy edes anyjuk, Kele-
men Istvanne 1895 febfnar z1-en1
81 ewes koraban elhunyt, Az it,
teni Darazs fiuk s. 6hazaban :
leanya Is 10 unolekja eyiszolj jal<.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
MARCIUS| UNNEPELY MOST vASARNAP'

A MARCIUSI UNNEPEN SZEREPELNEK
Zu Wilma es Sy Nystro akk vasarnapi Nagybizottsagi
unnepelyen smdveszi kopogos szamot mutatnak be
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14

A tagletszama ZIG. A va
gyon $273.65. ; Az eH pix
mix junius loan lesz

A Marcus o-en a West Sidei
Magyar Hazban megtartott ren-
des gyii1esen sep szamban
megjelent tagsag elhatarozta,
hogy ez ev junius loan Barta-
fele jol ismert farm erdejeben
nagy osszejovetelt es pikniket
rendez, ahol es ameddig minden
tag hatralekos tagsagi dijat be-
fizetheti, ha azonban ait regi,
yagy az vi tagok megtenni ell
mulasztanak, .ugy minden csaladi
jogaikat elves sztik.
Tovabba tudomasara adjuk az
osszmagyarsagnak es az Greg
amerikas magyaroknak. hogy.
csak a kovetkezo tisztvisel6knek
van joguk tagsagi dijakat fell
venni es nyugtazni: Id. HorvatlIs
Istvan csaladfo, AZ So. Lane.
Telefon 7oSOo. - Irodeak Danish
Josef. II Queen ST.. telcforI'
3oll5. Szamad6 Has ,onies'
Ferenc. 9O7 E. Dewey telcfon
o4447 es az orokos csaladf6, Deb
roszky Andras, 1860 Wilson ~
Efstaolk ga is:s 3 svsfles wi atf stinEo1fl
vetetnek fel Ma 3 nj tagea'l sza-
porodott csaladunk: Tatar Pal
ne. % ewes. Tamas Andras, IS
ewes es Tamas IAndrasne 33 ewes
amerikasok.
Felhivjuk az ossztagsagot,
hogy hatralekos tagsagi dijai-
kat fizessek be. inert az ujonnan
elfogadott alaps zabaly es gyiilesi
hatarozat ertelmeben a 6 honap
tagsagi dijjal hatralekban lev5
tagok az osszes jogaikat elveszi-
tik. Elhataroztatott tovabba,
'oey csaladunk ezentul minden
harom honapban tartsa meg
rendes gyulest. egy kis tarsas,
szorakoz6 estely rende zesevel.
Csaladunk hozzajarult ahhoz
tfrvhez, hogy Y evben jelzett
Greg Anerikasok Konvencioja-
max 1T Youngstownban valo meg
tartasaban es rende zeseben az
irodeak lepjen osszekottetesbe
cleveland es mas erdekelt csa-
| ladokkal.
A mai gyulesen % csaladtag fl
zette be tagsagi dijat. Vagyo-
nunk $273.65.
Id. Horvath Istvan csaladf6
Danish J6zsef irodeak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14

klvegyek reszuket a rendezesbol,
a kozonseg elhelyezeseb6l es fo-
gadasabol.
A Nagybizottsag ismetelten
magyarosan hivja a magyar ko-
zonseget az iinnepelyre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14
REMEK MUSoR VARJA A MACYARoKAT|
A CENTRAL AUDITORIUM TERMEIBEN
Nagybizottsag ez evben Marcus Idusanak 20-k evi
kozos Gnnepet rendezi- Belepti dij mines. Enek
zene, tancszamok Is beszedek programon.
Az egesz Youngstown Is kornyski ma
gyarsag hivataIos. Kezdete orakor

Youngstown Magyar Egy ozsef oedo eyettes pebanos
hazak eS Egyeek Nagybizot kenyeen volt emondan meg
saga vaarnap rendez mar elenero Fl Eordogh
kozos pebanos erkezk
nepeyet ntral Auditorium eeben szabadsagaro
nagytermeben deuan bizosag szonokokat ker fel
kezdettel a 48-as es mai esemenyeknek
A rendezo bizosag iparko meltatasara.
dott musort osszealan Da szamai mvesziesek
annak hogy Fl lesznek es azoka lit kGzouk
Enok Megnyto: Nensny Mk6s ak benutata Ft Mundweil
Janost West Sdei Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hitkozseg
vi plebanosat es ekeri rovid megnyito elon-
dasara
Talpra Magyar: Szavalja Lovas Lajos
Enekszamok Devay Gyogyne Zongoran Harsny
rene.
Piano accordion szol6: Trojan Margit.
Szavalat Marianovics Marsha
Kopog6s: zuti Wilma Is Shirley Neystronn
Szaj harmonika duett: vass Imre es Ungvar Mhaly.
Zongora szolo: Varga Mariska.
Unnepi beszed.
Hegedu sz6lo: Wenenger Aranka.
Szavaat: Csete Sandorne.
Accordion szolo: Vass Imrene
Toborzo Mezei Aranka es Jancsurak Klara.
Hegedu es zongora Sebok Emm es Szincsak Margit
Enekszamok Zuti Istvan.
szavala Marcus l5 Gyorgy Tamas szavala Gyorgy
Iren.
Bezaro beszed
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-14

And on this day of human
rights we ask our representatives
be they members of the Congress
or of the State Legislature to
keep in mind those human rights
for which Hungarians in Hun
gary fought in l848 and for
Americans rebelled and went to
war in the 18th century.
It is time that we think again
Of liberty, equality and universal
brotherhood. 1t is time that we
give each person willing to work
his right to the pursuit OF hap
piness and an equal chance to
all opportunities.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-26

ana ioI ia "a .s't" - lthne
$500.
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tssen subdiv.si,n, g.
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se#isksEI,es. 500.
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So. Ss. 'aEsi9s
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s! aNd lot
s'ls|.' 4 .',s
Frank e. an4rssti Q
stcr, l lot Laurel Park M
c. d. Weeks! fhouses and Loo
Druid Hills, %Sl.45. = =
Mrs. Lula NJ. Weir, l lot Echo
Lake Laurel Park, $3.50.
Mrs. +. Weitz, | lot Oak Hill
Court off Fifth avenue, SLIPS.
Mrs. b. Welt, / lot Fourth
Ave. west, $3.50.
Mrs. Il. Weitz, lot Fifth Ave.
- 49, D,
Ay ,"'S' , %. "g' L;,;,;, Io' G T"U5In
Morrow, j., $4.5G.
Mrs. 3, Wcitz. 6 lots Hyman
H',$h'%' Duff subdivision, %7.l@.
MIS-. =. Welt2, | lot Seventh
!: cas- I DotSon property,
. - ''o' u..
T. ana l.. Mrltz' ; lots Oak
l"h a., ~, %"'n T !: :,
N rs, fora "'scn: house ana
IoC NV, WIIlTW , o. @+ u!,
Gir'i Na ,: ~ " eicn' acres
anu aa 90 o0'i"'"S' l''"'oI'" road
, lo'o-.
i. f. Wells ana &. {. Carlton,
| lot HenderSonylll", %9.to.
lot Keith alley, 500:
David NJ. Wells l lot Brook
Iyn, 43G' v,.u
, D"VId NJ VI, ", W eiI"' Io' near
cemetery, Si;l3;
, Da'ld ", "eliS' l lo' Fast 'l''
Rock $l.o2. ,r.n ,
l'o % ii ana al - r,n ~, Mr''% =, :
LOIS Ei oaNia q . ana 'Ie"'''''"S "'S'
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between Edncyville and Feather
S'nAc road, $9.t1.
Kirk Stepp, > 81 acres near
YAK Grove, $4.G7.
Mrs. NJ. c. Stcpn, 3 lots East
Flat Rock, SIC.
K. X. Stepp, SO acres Shep-
herd St., $53.S1,
R; X. Stepp, / lot Flat Rock
road, $3.41.
Il. NJ. StcHp, u acre Edncy-
vile road, $3.50.
Rosa Marie and Ellen Francis
Stepp, l house and lot No. 357
Druid Hills, 1925.
s. V. Stcpp, u IL acres
house Clear Creek road, 20 acres
Clear Creek road, $40.
T. R. Stcpp, 6 acres | house
Spartanburg highway, $lO.2$.
T. r. Stepp, 3 lots, Hydcr sub
division, $1.14.
James II. and Harriet A.
Stevens, 4 units Mountain Home,
$l.3S.
Mrs. Georgia Stewart, 1 lot
Russell lot, SIC.
Harrison j. Stewart, Est, l
house and lot Crab Creek ROAD
Palmont subdivision, $4.2S.
Mrs. s. NJ. Stewart, ! house
and lot Second Ave. n, part Of
j. NJ. Lanning property, Sill.
Grover b. Still, lots Nun
roe subdivision, $2.07.
st. Laurancc Sanctuary Boys
Society, 2 lots Echo No. I Lau-
rel Park, 1854.
E. C. Stone, house and lot
back of J. A. Rusher place, $3.50.
l.. P. Strider, l unit Ninth
Ave. west, $5.53.
L. p. Stridcr, 80 acres house
home place, $33.S2.
Elizabeth Strocbcl, l lot Druid
Hills, $9.GS.
Miss Ester f. Strong, lot
Bonclarken, $2.O5.
Mrs. A. /. Summcy, 50 acres
Asheville and Brcvard road,
$24.15.
G.. c.. Summey, Is acres Hay
wood road, $5.7O.
John Lewis Summcy, lot
Davis and Corbin St, $500.
John Lewis SummeY, 80 acres
1 house Battle Creek, %6.l5.
Miss NJ. Sullivan, l lot Hill
side Park, SIC,
+. M. Sutherland' f'St: ] lot
Greater Druid Hills, %2.76.
Marvin f. Sutherland, Z IotN
East Flat Rock, $50.
Marvin +. Sutherland, lot
OSccOla Lake, $3.62.
Sylvan Heights, - lots com
mcrcial section, Sylvan HclghtS
subdivision, $G2.29.
Myrtle Tanner, , lots Fifth
Ave. west, $12.S3.
r. n. Tannahill, 3 lots Holly
wood subdivision, Sill. ,
i. f. Tatum, ! house ana lot
corner Patton and Haywood foad'
$46.47. ,
r. +. Tatum, ! house ana lou
No. 1927 Justus ST., S4;96.
Mrs. b. NJ. Taylor, 4 I"tS Man
or, Brooklyn, $3.41.
Mrs. Grace Taylor, lot Lau-
rel Park, $3.50.
Mrs. Grace Taylor, 2 lots Echo
Mountain Laureal Park, $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Taylor,
Jr, l house and lot Highland
Ave. LYMAN Heights, %5O'0o;;
James l.. Taylor, Pr, and O.
p. Crowcll, / lot part T. Whit,
Jock property on South Main and
Church SITS, $35.63.
DR.. A. c. Teabeau, | lot
Rosemont subdivision, S9.69.
Mrs. G. c. Thagard, l lot,
Second Ave. east, S7.i3.
The Ada Corporation, 2 lots
Lyman Heights. $50.
The Collateral Corpofat'oh' !
Triton house, &34.S&.
The Collateral Corporation, J
house and lot 10y house Laurel
Park Tea Room, $2G.5l.
The Collateral Corporation, Z
houses and lots east aidc Main
St., $3.50.
The Federal Corporation,
house and lot corner Fourth Ave,
and Blythe St., $l9.93.
The Board Of Financia, Con
troll, PA lots Pavilion and Leach
Sl65.S7.
The Board of Financial Con-
troll. / lot Carson and Wetnuf
land Annex Park, $3.42.
The Board of Financial Co"
troll, 1 lots G.. A. Turner sub
division, S3.I2.
The Board of Financial Con
troll First Rank building. $655.3O.