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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17
LOVE GOD IND
ONE ANOTHER

~ Tie Scarce Cf Love. Love
IS Ct God lie originates II. nc
is the embodiment OF it. lie im-
PARTS it.. Apart from linn hate
.mRs or rcigaS cicryWhcre.
CD Tho Birth Of Love. "bcgot"
zen Of God" Cnr cannot have
Christian love without being a
Cn!iri; ian. The life OF love must
stat with IA" new biGth. All els"
is superficial on sham love.
(3) The Revelation Of Love.
"Boln Of God We cannot know
God witaOut loving him. And if
We love him we shall know him.
80 higher knowledge is there IN
the universe. s..
ca The Secret Of Love. God
sent his only begottom Son" Del
ty was Incapable Of greater love
and sacrifice. L. not the thought
Of it ovclmaStering? Does 1T not
smitc upon the romoteSt heart
strings?
90 The Obligation Of Love.
I'VE Ought also to love one anoth-
cr." We cannot be like God UNI
less we love. Nor can we live hap
PLY and helpfu!ly among our fell
low men. And how love expands
our own souls!
co The Development of Love.
His love is perfected in us" Our
Virtues grow OF cur vices harden.
Love can be nurtured and per-
fcctcd. No othe; virtue is so high;
no other duty SO urgent.
(O The Service of Love. eve
have seen and 10 testify" Love
sees into the deep things of God
and then spreads abroad the good
news. Perceive and proclaim See
and say.
(8) The Perseverance of Love.
"Dwcllcth in love" Not a fleet
ing emotion, but ali enduring
grace is the love worth while. 1t
Is the air We breathe, the raiment
we wear, the house in which we
live.
90 The Confidence of Love.
IelIeCL rove CfSIeIiI out lear.
Love is the best balm for shaking
saints. No heart can at one and
the same time be filled with love
and fear.
(l0) The Sweep of Love. THAT
he who loveth God love his broth
er also" From the toplcss heaven
to the worlds verge love ranges
in magnificent sweep. Nor can
love. to God and man be diSscv-
cred.
GOLD IN THE GOLDEN TEXT
Glory to God in the highest,
and on earth peace, rood will to-
ward men.-Luke 2:l4.
The life of Jesus on earth had
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17

it's heavenward aspect. for nc
rlorified Cod as no one else ever
did in al! tho world and as ever
he could DC in no other way,
HIS matchless life also haa 1t"
ca,4hward aspect, SO Transforming
the lives Of men that ali hate an1
,i;scontent should be utterly Dio'-
ted out and ever" Heart be fii!cu
viii, the peace Of God which pass
eth all understanding.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17
WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON --.
THE SUPREME GIFT OF LOVE
49,, By HIGHT c. MOORE LOVE

/ tb6 son 81 God. @ Association
nth God. Realizing The fact Of
tho divine 'o.c and that God is
invo. We find that 10 I've the III:
Of love wc must live in God ana
h in; us. - ~ w."
TIE EcFEGTHoN OF LOVE
ycrsoa l7-iW iFc -. :, i '''..
ove empowering is the finest
devclopqienC iAGthc perfection OF
lor,. IF Cod aWollS with and With
in us we have q thrccfold power:
On ! he power cf attaianitntg fci
love thus reaches its perfection
in U.S., CD the lpy~or, ofPco1lfi-
dcncc fog4 yhuS we have .isoldnrSs
in the bay Of Judgm ant; and I'D
tlc powaf 'oti 'CcnQuvse lOr' com
plcta love c%pc!s fear with Ri us
shl liking froln penalty: "E' '".
The ;aHI -h,NIrIR0PhY ..
o. LOVE (Vsrs l9O ',h =,
Cy4 upl it,ng is the noojIiS'
cxlreas!3n .SG the Abiihanth;;oph'
81 love. G bsplye: q The lever
100 Of love. for Gods lo"c to us
.nables and, inspires US to low;
~ the lift Of love , Verse 20
with reaches out to our. tSiin"
men the hand OF hc!p without nate
or hvDocliSv and CD the lille OF
love verse 2D, when obey Inv
divine command to love God IN"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17

eney does not get lest in the shut
fie.
claims from counties in the
eastern half of the state ,are by
u glCGt margin larger than those
from the west. This fact alone
could easily split the asscmblyEfn-
10 6 .cctional Division, with the
bitter mountain Versus IT h e
coast" alignmcn: so familiar to
past assemblies again cropping
up. =
Whatever form, the final solu-
ton of the refund problem takes,
the individual members of the as
Sem1ly will be uncomfortable over
the result. Each is'faced on one
side with the stern pressure from
home 30 get all NJ can for his own
locality and on the other with the
equally stern necessity of keeping
state expenditures within reason
able bounds =
That this question will occupy
Il large chunk Of the asSembly's
time i'm Raleigh in 1887 is un-
Questioned. Thg enormous task of
probing each Of the, county
Claims, falling naturally to the
appointed commission, may have
to be done all over again. either
I in committees or on the floors OF
the housy and senate. II has been
suggested in some quarters that
II arrival of SpiGmery breezes of
June irdS the legislators still at
their work, highway funds will be
the reason.
One legislator, sensing the
time-killiYg possibilities of the
controversy, proposed a quick So
luton.
"DetcrmineI how much we can
spend in county highway re-
/ Funds" he said, land simply di-
vide il equally, without recourse
Of appeal among the counties ask
jug for money"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17
HOME SUBSIDY URGED

ST. LOUIS. (UP).-Dr. Alice
E.aliher of New Ycr; unlvar8.rr
IN an ad.rcer before the Chi!dAcpi
association here, said that SUB
~iJior. maid either bv the IaroYt2
or the state, should be granted To
vcurg. couples il the husband is
nn.blc TO support his wife.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17
Thanking you,
BILLY WILSON.
ADD LETTERS TO SANTA

Dear Santa, 80 = g..
I. ! want u. wagon and cowboy
suit, 4 pencil box, u jacket with a
upper, some candy and fruits,
nuts, tangcruieS and oranges.
Please bring my baby brother
some marbles, pants and a hat.
Thanking YOU in advance, | am
? CLAY STATION.
East Flat Rock.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17

Dear Santa Claus
have been a good little boy.
| want you to bring me a big
blonde baby doll. Don't forget my
little brother Windy" He wants
q scooter.
Your little friend.
"FUZZY" STATION.
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- The labor movement became ;
factor in English politics moe
than 100 years ago. ......
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17
FOREST PROJECTS BEGUN

D,fir'r'T
crous construction projects are be-
ING uugneu ~ 49, q" ...--.v-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17

Pear Santa.
am a little boy going TO
,chooi | want for Christmas
Ere engine, a gun that shoots
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17

VIII you bring me a bracelet, &
comb. dress and a wrist watch.
Please bring ne an orange and an
apple. and candy.
Your h,tlc girl,
VIOLA TAYLOR.
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CHARLES MCGRAW.
lICndcrsonville, Route 4,

Dear Santa Claus,
| ana a little boy, ten years old.
| haven't missed a day from
school or haven't been late.
please bring me cowboy suit,
two cap pistols, scooter bike. a
passenger train, Il spy glass, a
compass, fruit and candy.
With love,
JOHN W. THURSTON.
Dec. 10, 1886.
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Letters to Santa

Dear Santa Claus,
Please 5Iiag ne u Upper Jack..
.e;. Please bring ne 4 detective
set. please tli2C = pair OF gloves.
Please bring me Two pairs OF new
SGN.
Merry Christmas,
KENNETH JOHNSON.
2Og South Church street.
Please a!ing me Il football.
Zrcouia. y. {.
Dec. Ii. 1886
Dear Santa Claus:
| am q little girl years old.
Please bring r.. 4 big dol! that
can CIV and gu 20 sleep, 4 tricycle.
ana some candy and apples and
lots of nuts. Pleas" don't forget
Freddie and Lewis. they are very
small. ana yoL know better than
I what would be best for them.
Please, Santa Claus, don't forget
10 come this way. would be very
much disappointed. | have been
a very goot little girl this year.
Truly yours,
BETTE STATION.
Horse Shoe
Dee. II. 1896
Dee Santa.
am a little Girl . years old
and in the fourth grade. | live at
Holly Springs. | want 4 new dress,
4 renci! box. a bracelet. doll,
OF amgcS and candy, and If you
have any apples. bring me some
aud SoMc nuts. Please remember
Aunt Annie and my grandma. /
guess this is all.
With love,
ELSIE TAYLOR.
Horse Shoe. y. (.
Dec. Is, 1886
Dear Santa Claus,
am 4 little girl five years old.
want doll and a little dress,
some candy, oranges and nuts.
Ny brother Lewis wants ham
mcr. banjo and a dump truck,
candy. oranges and somet nuts.
And bring us anything else you
wish. Help the other LITTLE chilf
dren and bring them something
too, so they viii be happy, t6o.
Don't forget my other little broth
orr Wei be looking for you.
Your little girl and boy,
AGNES AND LEWIS TAYLOR.
Horse Shoe. y. C..
Dec. Is, 1886
Dear Santa:
| am a little girl 8 years old.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17

TNDIANSheing at the foot Of the
majestic Mt. Popoca@petl, 40
milesssoatheastI ;af Mexico City,
look up in awe at the snow
Topped, rumbling fire demon. For
his Smoke mountain" has taken
thousands of lives and may take
many more. a.
Pope rises 1880 feet, and
within its crater-like top are
secthing sulphurous assures that
constantly threaten to explode and
hurl destruction again over the
countryside.
There is a crater within this
half-mile wide crater, and a lake
has formed across this. Bubbles
boil the water constantly, rising
from the hot sulphur bed below,
and deadly gases break out Of the
"fumaroles," or assures, around
the lake. To the native descend
ants of the Aztecs, it is the devil
working his black magic.
/ F." The great mountain, one OF the
few active volcanoes in America,
appears on the one peso stamp is
sued by Mexico in 1899.
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Lovingly.
VANITA LYDIA.
Route |. Flat Rock. y. {.
Etowah. y. G..
Dee. Is, 1886

Dear Santa Claus,
Please bring me a tricycle., a
box of Sparklers and it'll" ham
mer. will be up At my Grand
mothers, so please remember
them. too. Also remember my lit
tie cousin Doris, who wants 4
sleepy doll.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17

Dear Santa CiouS:
We &c two little boys, six and
three year. old. Please bring ne
. scooter. leather JACKET and Il
pair cf lnicEcr pants. Roland
wants red wagon and some nice
Tttlr clothes. too. Please bring US
plenty Of fruits and nuts. Don't
bring much candy, as it is not
GOOD for little boys and girls. We
live. Mt SIC Fourth avenue west.
Your pals,
RED AND ROLAND SUMMEf.
Mills River
Dear Santa Claus:
try awfully hard TO BE- 4 good
little boy. And don't want you
70 forget me. Please bring me an
air rifle. ball and top. Don't fol-
Get fruits and candy. am five
years old. And l still! love you too
much.
Dear Santa Claus,
am q little girl of three Hav"
been very good little girl. |
want a moving picture show, SOM
doll clothes to tit Shirley Temple,
= car, top ana anything else you
want TO bring me.
Lovingly.
VANITA LYDIA.
Route |. Flat Rock. y. {.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17
HendcrsOnville
Dec. IA. l93G

IIVIUVI "VIINITIN
Dec. IA, 1896
Dear Santa Claus
We are two little girls. We
have been good little girls. Santa,
do bring Edna big boy doll with
black hair, and i tricycle.. Eleanor
wants biz teddy bear and a big
doll.
Please don't forget our little
swcethearts. They want a big
coaster wagon.
Your little friends,
EDNA STAION.
ELEANOR ,MC.GROW.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17
THE PRIVILEGE OF LOVE
INcrses l2-l6)

Love indwclling is the richest
gain in the nIivilegc OF love. No
.icc four things here: D Access
to God. While no one has ever
seen God with human eyes. yet II
We love one another, Cod anidcS
with Us and his love is perfected
in us. (2) Assurance tlvn God.
We know he abidc& in Us because
he has given Us o. his Spirit. CD
Activity for God. Under impulse
of love and OF the Spirit ~ see
and say that God has sent his Son
TO be our Saviour and that Jesus
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Etowh, n. c..
Dec. Is, 1886

Dear Santa, - -.
am little Grid &c, to school.
This is my first year. Please bring
me doll and a doll carriage,
some nuts and candy and fruit.
Please remember my little sister,
Dorothy.
Your Struly,
EMMA SUE GREY.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17

rocks. balloon, wagon that can
push my little friends in, candy,
nuts, apples, nigcrtoes and or
angcS. And don't forget my little
friend. Sam Rogers, and my little
girl friend. Marjorie Paige.
am thanking you in advance,
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Zirconia, y. C..
Dec. Ia, 1886
Dear Santa Claus. =,
Bring me a toy farm and a
checker board, checkers and a
Upper jacket. | am ten years old
and go to school at Tuxedo. / am
in the fifth grade. Bring Mother
and Dad something, too.
Yours trulN
EVELYN STATION.
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" I'm IOVt,
ELSIE TAYLOR.
Horse Shoe. y. {.
Dec. Is, 1886

Horse Shoe. y. c.
Dec. l5, 1886
Dear Santa:
am Il little Girl 8 years old.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-12-17

Dear Santa Claus,
please 5liag ne = Upper yack.-
~. Please bring ne 4 detective
set please t.i2C = pair OF gloves.
Please bring me Two pairs OF new
Evening star., 1936-03-27

Tomorrow! With every
purchase in the Chill
dren's Department an
autographed ph o t o.
graph Of Shirley
Templsl
Evening star., 1936-03-27

WdnuToctuTers Samples!
One-of.a-Kind Tots Coat Sets
Tweeds cheviots, Shetland woods in Very Special
adorable styles for brother and sister. And
if hadn't been able to buy makers n - -
samples you'd pay far more than 4.ss for oo
these new Spring fashions. l to g.
second Floor. The Hecht CO..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-02
Charter No. s1s7.
Charter No. 1887.
Reserve District No. 5
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THU
Montgomery County
National Bank

Of Rockville, in the State Cd.
Maryland, at the close of
business on March 4th, 1886.
Published IN response to call made
by Comptroller of the Cwrremcv.
under Section 5211, u. s. Revised
StGtNtesl
ASSETS
Loans and discounts. 94.644.6S.
Overdrafts ... 322 az
United States Govern
ment obligations, direct
and/or fully guaranteed 4O2,5O4.06-
Other bonds, stocks, and
. securities 72,572as
Banking house $70,OOO.OO
Furniture and 49,
, fixtures. ~. 14,151.7s S4,151.78
Real estate owned other
than banking house. 31,436.86
Reserve with Federal
Reserve Bank es,157.11
Cash, balances with other
banks, and cash items
in process Of collection $50. 716.0t
Other assets. ...... .2,0182O
X@
Total Assehsg i. 81 .022 K1A %
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-02
PercherOns In Blunt
Stable At Germantown

The new era which has dawned in
the purebred draft horse business is
introducing many excellent herds of
purebred horses on farms throughout
the United States and Canada.
Prominent among these newly es-
tablished herds is the purebred Per-
cheron stud located at the Blunt home
stead, Germantown. The stud includes
six registered Percheron mares pur-
chased from Gilbert E. Arnold of
Grenville, Quebec, Canada's foremost
draft horse salesman and importer,
who recently imported them from
France. These mares form the nucleus
for one Of the outstanding Percheron
studs in the East.
E. w. Blunt, who operates the
homestead at Germantown, is a
nephew of L. G. Blunt, president of
the Holmes Foundry Company at
Port Huron, Mich, and Sarnia, Ont,
Canada, large manufacturers of auto
motive cylinder blocks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-02
Historical Fort Now
Houses Priceless Books

Beating swords into plowshares is
an old expression, but turning forts
into libraries is new. This has been
done in Spain. In that country which
is in the midst of change and disturb
ance this at least stands out for peace
and tranquility. The fort changed into
a library was owned by Charles the
Fifth; in 1549 he laid the foundation
of library by his small collection of
books kept there and by his diaries
and memoranda. Some of these are
still preserved and, of course, are now
priceless. They record some food
prices which are unbelievable to the
twentieth century housekeeper: one
half of cent for big loaf of bread;
one fifth of cent for quart of milk;
four pounds of beef for one cent and
other unbelievables. But there are also
manuscript details of political negoti-
atoms with Germany, Saxony, Poland,
Prussia and Hamburg. To this small
nucleus has been added enough later
and modern publications to fill fifty
two rooms. The old fort has been
turned into library.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-02
Rockville Baseball Club
Plans Benefit Dance
Easter Monday, April Is

The Rockville Athletic Association
held its second baseball meeting in the
Firehouse on March 10. Harry Beall
was voted to serve as acting president
due to the absence of Barnard Welsh.
The chief cause of the meeting was
to decide ways and means of raising
money for the coming baseball sea-
son. It was voted to hold dance on
Easter Monday, April 10. Those ap-
pointed on the dance committee were,
Wilson Howard, Dewey Clagett, Ralph
Benson and Val Wilson. On the Ad-
vertising and Ticket Committee were
Paul Burnett, Horace Hersberger, and
The Scharf Brothers.
1t was also voted at the meeting
that the team should sell season tick
cts which will be Nom Transferable. A
list of the names of those who buy
these tickets will be given to the gate
keeper. The committee in charge Of
this are, William Wootton, Elmer
Hutchinson and Doc. Wilson.
This year the Baseball Club will
have score cards for the spectators
provided enough advertisement is got
ten to pay for the cost of printing
them. Chosen on this committee were
Barnard Welsh, Leland Fisher and
Joe Hutchinson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-02

B. C. Forbes, the noted financial
writer, states that in the 60 years
since 1876 the population of the
United States has increased $50 per
cent, while the governments expenses
have increased 5,148 per cent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-02
Sandy Spring Neighborhood

During business meeting, the
president presented the program for
the season, also the places of meeting.
and varied number of subjects were
assigned, intersperced with speakers
and garden show to be held in the
fall.
Mrs. Joseph Tilton gave short talk
on the N. Y. garden show she at
tended, and nearly all had questions
OF interest for discussion.
The meeting was featured however
by the club adjourning to The Ad-
miral, where they heard a delightful
talk by Mrs. Herbert H. Greger, who
had as her subject "Old and New
Styles Of japanese Flower Arrange
Iments," and who arranged some most
lovely containers with flowers in the
Japanese way, following her lecture.
The next meeting will be at "Dray-
ton" with Mrs. Mortimer o. Stabler.
Mrs. Maurice J. Stabler entertained
with most attractive bridge luncheon
on Wednesday asking her guests for
one o'clock at her home Springfield,
those attending being: Mrs. William
John Thomas, Mrs. Douglas Whitlock,
Mrs. Francis Miller, Mrs. R. Bentley
Thomas, Mrs. Allan Brooke, Mrs,
Mahlon Kirk Nv. Mrs. Tarlton Brooke,
Mrs. Jacob K. Bird, Mrs. William Din
widdie, Mrs. Francis P. Robson, Mrs.
Frederick W. McReynolds, Mrs. Daw-
son Trundle, Mrs. Richard W. Jan
ney, Mrs. Francis Kirk, Mrs. Isaac
Smith, Mrs. Thomas A. Ladson, Mrs.
Roland Childs, Mrs. Mortimer O.
Stabler, Mrs. Louis Bussler, Mrs.
Charles E. Bond, Mrs. Aubrey Beall,
Mrs. William H. Hough and Miss
Estell T. Moore, Jr. Mrs. Stabler seat
ed her guests at small tables with an
attractive little Towering hyacinth as
the prize for each table.
Miss Virginia Stabler who is spend
ing her holidays from Westtown
school with her parents at Springfield
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-02
Who're Oil, Gas Are Found

Many persons have the impression
that oil and gas are found IN great
caverns under vast domes, in open
spaces, hundreds or thousands Of feet
down. That is not the case. Both OIL
and gas are within rock, sandstone,
limestone, or conglomerate that IL
highly porous. 1t is under terrific
pressure, having been sealed in by
some layer of impervious rock just
above 1t, annealed as It were. When
a well taps that Impervious roof, and
reaches down into the sandstone, pres
sure is released at that point and the
gas or oil filters through the rock to-
ward a possible release. In time II
comes flowing up. Whole areas in time
80 dry.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-02

r., and Mrs. Clarence B. Hurley
za~e hosts on Tuesday evening at
.So;r home, Glenlauder, to the mem
s S of the Home Interest Club and
~ number of invited guests.
Mrs. Allen Farquhar supplied an
..tertaining program for the evening
-, reading a paper which gave re-
,.;riscences of her younger life spent
n worthington Valley in Baltimore
County.
Mrs. Farquhar gave in dialect in
.he course of her paper many of the
savings of the characters with which
she came in contact.
Mrs. Robert o. Coulter had pre-
nored the fore-thought for the next
month, giving number of valuable
suggestions for the coming season.
Frederick W. McReynolds was the
nresiding officer and number of in
teresting questions were presented for
discussion.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Garland Lyon will
entertain the next meeting at Home
stone.
A most interesting meeting of the
little Garden Club was held with Mrs.
smead Alvord Jr., in her Washington
home on Tuesday, with Mrs. A.
Douglas Farquaar, the president,
presiding, aft2r a delicious luncheon
served by the hostess.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-04-02

Reading the headline "Plan Deposi-
tory for Cobb Records" in the Atlanta
Georgian, we thought they were going
to build vault or something in which
to preserve Ty Cobb's baseball rec
ords. Reading the article, we discov-
cred our mistake = the depository
proposed is for the records of Cobb
county in "Gene Talmadge's state.
Police chasing a speeder in Mem
phis collided with another car, with
the result that one policeman and
three civilians were killed. Added to
the irony of the tragedy, the speeder
escaped.