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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
SOk TACJA Van
A AB|zoTTSAGNAk
A Budapest Egyetem Enek-
karat fogad6 bizottsag szeles
k0rii. Orvosok, naern0k0k a
tagok k0zt

Lyonel Evans polgarmester,
David G.. Jenkins torveny-
szeki biro, Ralph Elser sheriff,
es Jones, a Youngstown Col
lege elnoke tiszteletbeli ell
nokei a budapest Egyetemi
Enekkarok fogado bizottsa-
ganak.
Ugyancsak tagjai a bizott-
sagnak: H. R. Packard, a
Chamber of Commerce veg
rehajto titkara es James Mine
hart (Menyhert Imre) a Ju-
nior Chamber of Commerce
reszerol.
A Nagybizottsag osszes tag
jai egyszersmint tagjai a TO
gado es rendezo bizottsagnak,
es termeszetesen az egyletek
elnokei es az egyhazak lei
keszei is es pedig:
Ft. Biro L0rinc, Ft. DR..
Mundweil Janos, Mt. Botty
Janos, Mt. Marion Sandor,
Ft. Kovalicky Viktor, T. Ber-
talan Istvan, Ft. Andras Je-
romos (Farrell), Mt. Macy
Ferenc (Farrell), Mt. DR..
Csepke Istvan (Niles), Mt,
1 Kruchio fAlajos (Alliance), Ft.
Kovalchik JOSEF (CampbelD
Habodasz Gustav, Balaskc
Gy0rgy, Chomo Mer1yhert
Debroszky Andras, 0zv. Mihok
Sandorne, Borbely Gyorgy
Szalai Ferencne (CampbelD
Hensperger Jozsef (Campbell)
Walter Janos (CampbelD, Len
gyel Peter, Kovacs Miklos
Tausz B. Gyula, Gyorgy Ia
mas, id. Horvath Istvan
Snekszer Mihaly (CampbelD
zboray Istvan (CampbelD stb
stb.
DR.. M. P. Mahrer, DR.. Lau.
risin Jen6, DR.. Migletz And
ras, DR.. F'uzy Pal, DR.. Elder
Jeno, orvosok, DR.. Shagel
Jen0, chiropractor, DR.. Ell.
der Ferenc es DR.. L. Goldman
fogorvosok.
Banyar Agoston, Jackie Jt
zsef, Warlack Jozsef, Zsam.
boky Tivadar es Molnar Bela
Ga ket utobbi Sharonbol valo)
mernokok.
Friedman Jozsef, Weinel
Robert, Matyassy Istvan es
Hajdu Janos ugyvedek, Hor.
vath Vilmos, Gagyi Bella, Pal.
lay Mary, Hriczo Jolan es
meg szamos amerikai egyete.
met vegzett amerikai sziile.
tesu hasznos tagja tarsadal.
munknak.
Miss Marion Stavrovsky, 9
managere a koncert bizottsag.
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
4 FOGADTATAS

Az Enekkar a Pennsylva-
mia vasutallOmas0n kedden
delel6tt Ii ora 43 perckor
erkeZik.
ElszallasOlas az Ohio HO-
telben.
Egy orakor k0zebed a
Youngstown Hotelben, w.
BOardman ST., a Front st.
sarkan. Hivatalos fogadta-
tas a polgar1nester altal.
A Nagybizottsag tagjai es
minden magyar erdekl0d0
reszt vehet az ebeden. Ara
IS cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
MAGYAR IEANYOK

A Nagybizottsag felkeri
azokat a magyarruhas lany-
kakat, akik a Budapest
Egyetemi Enekkar hangver-
senyen a niiisor k0nyveket
fogjak kiosztani, hogy KED-
DEN este legkesobb 7:45-re
jelenjenek meg a Stambaugh
Auditoriumban, ahol in
strukci6kban fognak resze-
silni. Csak Is evesnel id6-
sebb leanyelt 5e,entkezzenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
ALTO ZARAS

A Budapest Egyetemi
Enekkar kedd esti hangver-
senyen mindenki PONTO-
SAN jelenjen meg. Aki ke-
SON jon, csak a sziinetben
lephet a terembe. Az ajt0kat
PONT 8:15-kor bezarjak.
AjanlatOs tehat mar 8 ora
ra megjelenni. A penztar 7
6rat6l kezdve nyitva lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21

A Scent Istvan egyhaz tel
jesen adossag mentes nepenek
mem kellett nagy osszegeket
aldozni evek ota, a depresz-
sziot is k0nnyen kibirta az
egyhaz. Icy tehat veleme-
nyunk szerint nincs akadalya
a terv megvalosulasanak es
mi annak kivitelet teljes er6-
vel tamogatni fogjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
A BUDAPEST ECYETEMI ENEKKAROK
A STAMBAUCH AUDITORIUMBA JONNEK

youngstown magyarsag paratlan esemeny k
szi AZ magyar daos vag legjobb ferkara lesz
degink. Az amerikai es magyar lapok egyhangulag
legnagyobb icserete1 iletik Oket. kOncer kezdete
pont 8:15-kor. Kedden delel0tt Pennsylvania
utallomason 1143-kOr erkeznek Cleveandb6l AN
teheti j0jj0n XII a fogadasra vasuthoz : Az Ohio
Hoteba szaElnak Ebed a tiszteletikre a Young
stown szalOda ettermeben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
VAROSI POLGARI KOR

A Varosi Polgari Kor most
szombaton este z oral kezdet-
tel gyiilest tart a Scent Ist-
van Otthonban.
Keretnek a tagok es polgar-
tarsak a pontos megjelenesre.
Hajdu Jdn0s, titkdr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
SCENT ISTVAN .EGYLET
VERHOVAY 21-IK FI0K

Beteg tagjaink: Szeman Mix
losne, Soltesz Jozsefne, Kna.
pix Janos eS Pek Andras. -
Betegseg a titkarnal jelen-
tendo, 232 Garland Ave. Tele.
fon 38877.
G6ber JanOs.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
VERHOVAY 1O8.

A Verhovay 108. osztaly be.
teg tagjai: Nemeth Ferenc,
Soltesz Jozsefne, Macy Iona
Takacs Magda. - Betegseg je.
lentendo Turner Jozsef titkar.
nal, 115 Manchester Ave. TIE,
lefon 91O59.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
Esemenyek

/
tuldn act hinnek, hogy mi
cS1E SsOEdSb6l es E0teaesseg-
b6l dicserl1ak naindeat ami
magyar, ha7,ena Uildgpdro-
sok amerikai vildglapjai naond-
jdk, hogy a Budapest Egye-
tenai e7ekkarhos hasonl6 mil
vessi esenaeny meg alig-alig
volt Anerikdban.
El6ttiink fekssenek a phila-
delphiai Macy ameriAcai lapok
naves sene-kritikusainak elk
kei. Egyhangu a dicseret.
Mi tudjuk, hogy az anaerikdi
gene -kritikusoE men, ssoktak
Dalanai 7aagyon b6kesuek le1ani
a dicserettel. AIT nagyon is ki
kelL erdemelni. Philadelphia
mIvess-ersesI 1'drOS. H1 oft a
sene-kritikusok j6t irraak,, ak
kOr az igdsdn j6.
Magyarok! 10 youngstown,
campbelli, nilesi, aDarrer1i, hub-
bardi, girardi, sharoai, sharps-
villei, tarrelli, neD castlei, al
lancet es cGntoni n1agyarok!
Ne csak ii j0jjetek Ell erre az
igasdn nagysserdi magyar kul-
tur esenaenyre, hanem hossd-
tOk Ell ameriedi isn1er0seite-
ket is.
Mondjdtok meg nekik, hogy
nailyeoa nagysseru eluesetben
less ressdk igasd,a potom hely-
Grak n1eHett. Mutassdtok meg
nekik az aldbb angolul is k0-
s0lt egyik philadelphia kriti-
kdt. Ss6ljatok tot es kiil0p0sen
nen1et ismer6seiteknek is.
Magyar tiatalok! NJ naopd-
jdtok, hogy titeket mem erde-
kelnek mar a naagydrok. A
sene, az Snek, a mivesset mem
isner orssdghatdrokat = az
nemsetk0si 1aepkincs. J0jjetek
Ell mindnydjan, hissen ha sok
a legdrdgdbb egg dolldrcs jegy
drd, kitIn6 rs es so ce1ates
jegyek is kaphatok.
A Philadelphia Inquirer ha-
sdbos kritikdja egg ressenek
magyar torditdsa kovetkes6:
"Budapestr6l, a dal es ma
ssika ikerudrosdbd erkesett
k0seak~ a Buddp9sti Eauetezai
Enekkar bisonysdgot tenni,
hogy Magyarorssdg nemcsak
fenomcv,dlis senessersoEet es
senesseket, hdnen1 nagysserd
enekeseket is tud nyujtani. Az
elmult este tartott els6 hang
versenyIk0p jellegsetes ma
gyar es nSpi ritmusokb6l a kar
enekek olyan elvesetes t0nake-
leget vardssoltdk el6, hogy az
elrdgadtatott hallgat6sdg d.
lnnd6aa ujabb es ujabb isnaet-
leseket k0vetelt es meg jobban
elueste ddlssdn1OkGt."
"a naIsoron Jep0 karenekek
olyan fi1aom ss0uesiiek, hogy
akkor is teljes gy0ny0riiseggel
haugathatjuk, ha ss6l6ban
eneklik eseket. Farkas Ferenc
toborso daldnAk tenorss6l6ja
pelddul, amt Arany Sdndor
enekel, vagy Erkel Ferenc
"Bdnk BIN" bordala, DR.. Fdra-
90 Ferenc baritOnss6l6jdUal,
fenyes bisonysdgai voltak az
enekesek nagysseru egyeni
hanganyagd'aat."
"A budapest endtkar ard
1yos hangelosstdsdval es tiss-
tn intondldsdvdl Ual6sdggal
ssimtonikus Genet nyujt epek-
h1ngOkk1l Ss az am1erikai hail.
gat6sdgnak nagysseru alkal-
mat nyujtott, hogy a magyar
pepdalokat a/ legkitun6bb in
terpretdldsbaaa .hallgassa."
"a dalok ssepsege, mel6di-
kus ereje, jAlegsetes ritnausuk
cS0ddldtranpelf6dn tlkr0s6d0t
visssa pelddul Bart6k Bella re-
gi magyar nepdalaiban, Ko-
ddly Zoltdn karddi n6tGiban,
Laurisin 'Hejh6' daldban, Va
ssy Victor es Ldnyi Victor
kOn1pOsici6iban."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
MAGYAR HAMGvERSENyRE kEDDEN !!
A SzENT |STVkN R. K. EGYHAz VEeRE'
Macy TERMET KESzUL FELEp|TENI

Az adogozot terv szernt terem k0ze Is dorba
rhine. Otthonu szolgalna nemcsak egyhaznak, de k0
ree csoportosut egyletenek mai Scent stvan Otton
tul kics gyermekek magyar tanitasat is el6mozdta-
ma Ft Bir6 L6rinc plebanos penziigy terve
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-27
Ito Be COntinued)

said, pointing out that "strict State
requirements for pumps" demand
that they CD must have a positive
measuring meter; GU an air elirina-
tor which prevents the measurement
of any air or vapor that might be
drawn into the suction line; (3) de-
signed so as to cease operating when
the supply in the storage tank is ex-
hausted; CD that will not operate I'M
til all indicating hands are returned
to zero before starting delivery; 60
designed to make it impossible to di-
vert any of the measured gasoline
back into storage; 60 to operate with
In tolerance or permissible error of
one-fourth of one percent in accuracy
"The old type gasoline pump is per-
missible in North Carolina SO long as
1t gives accurate measure, but as the
old types are condemned and unless
they can be repaired the new-type
electric pump is installed" Mr.. Bau-
com said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-27
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Under and by virtue of power and
authority in that certain Deed of
Trust executed by S P Hart and Viii
lie Hart, his wife, On the 9Th day of
March, 1885 and recorded in the office
Of the Register Of Deeds of Vance
County in book 184 at page 1873 default
having been made in the payment of
the debt therein secured, at the re-
quest of the holder Of the same. I
shall sell, by public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
House door in Henderson, Vance
County, N. c., at II o'clock, noon, on
Thursday the 18th day of March, 1897
the following described real estate:
Begin at the intersection of Row.
land and Rockspring Streets, run
thence along Rowland Street N % E
~ feet to stake, Caroline Hawkins
corner, thence 68 E 100 feet to Car
oline Hawkins back corner, thence N
% e 81 feet inches to stake thence
S 68 E 100 IL feet to stone, thence
% w 70 it. 8 inches to Rockspring
Street, thence along Rockspr.ng
Street 200 IL feet to the beginning
This 18th. February, 1887.
T. S. KITTRELL Trustee
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-27
GASOLINE PUMPS
FOUNDINACCORAFE
Inspections S. ow Much
Equipment Not Measur-
ing Up to Regulations
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter HOte

Raleigh, Feb. 27--Out of a total of
1896 gasoline pumps that were in
spected 2,776 were approved and 1.474
were condemned for inaccuracy and
696 were repaired and put back into
service by the State Department of
Agriculture weights and means divi-
sion within the past six months, c.
d. Baucon, division superintendent,
announced today.
In North Carolina it is estimated
mat there are between $4,000 and 49,
ooo gasoline pumps in use at service
stations The division, with eight in
spectors, during the six months period
made 6O,925 inspections of weights
ana measures, including packages,
scales, pumps, tank-trucks, coal and
ice deliveries.
mere are approximately 100000
gasoline pumps in the United States
WIN value of about $2OO,DOO, GOO
North Carolina is one of the seven
states that requires approval of type
ana efficiency of gasoline pumps be-
1ore they can be sold or installed for
use within the State" Mr.. Baucom
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-27
Local Bills Being
Pushed Before Close
Continued from Page OneJ

peoples representatives did nothing
except suspend the rules and rush
through all the local bills that any
body could then think about.
1t seemed that a great emergency
had arisen all over the State. This bill
"a purely local measure, Mr. Speak
er"-had to be enacted by March LIST
or the people would perish. That bill
"a purely local matter Mr.. Speak
er"-had to be enacted by March list
or the stars would fall, it appeared.
Grimly Speaker Gregg Cherry stuck
to his hard and fast rules that every
bill which rule suspension and imme-
date passage is asked must be read.
YEARLY the clerk intoned the many,
many section which "The General As
sembly of North Carolina Do Enact"
Languidly the House members listen
ed or appeared to listen. Fee5ly some
FIVE squeaked AYE" whenever the oc-
casion demanded.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-27

she hadn't met the guest Of honor.
But you should. My dear, he's
simply stunning" "He owns a
string of department stores or
something" II think he's al
ready got crush on Tania." =. :.
Il haven't seen him around since
early afternoon" They were all
talking about him.
But Janet could see him no.
where. Perhaps the dragon hadn't
been Russell Bede The man she
had met wasn't simply stunning.
He was attractive, he had a pleas
ant personality but he didn't at
the extravagant things Janet heard
around her.
IT still haven't met the wonder
full brother" she said when she
found Caroline hours later.
"You will, Jan. Wouldn't it be
like him to have to disappear in
the middle of party? He had to
drive into town to meet some
branch manager. But he'll be back
later and TIL see that you meet him
then. 1 think the blondes scared
him off. Oh. Lord, there's my hus-
band looking for me again. See
you later"
Much later Russell Bede re-
turned to the party given for him.
With his hands thrust deep in the
coat pockets Of his dinner jacket,
he wandered morosely about the
grounds lit by myriads of lights
and Japanese lanterns. He was
looking for someone.
She wasn't in the playhouse.
She wasn't bowling and she wasn't
watching the preview of Dion's
picture in the private projection
room. She wasn't in the bar. in
the drawing room Or in the library.
He wendell his way slowly,
escaping those who would detain
him, toward the marquee where a
Spanish orchestra was playing for
the dancing.
Perhaps he had been right, per-
haps she was a governess. Except
that governesses didn't leave their
charges as abruptly as she had.
And he didn't even know her
name.
Having good time, pet ?"
Caroline came up to him where he
stood at post beside the orches-
ira. His glance was travelling over
the dancers.
"What? ?" His attention was not
for Caroline. Suddenly he grasped
her arm. Look, there, Caroline!
The girl in the light brownish thing
with a yellow ribbon in her HART"
Caroline's surprised glance
looked over the picture stars
among her guests. "Who is she ?"
1.-THE only girl in Hollywood I've
enjoyed meeting. think she's the
One Girl. There that one f.
tell me her name quickly, Caro-
line" @
why why, Russ, that's
Janet Paynter! She's Joel Payn-
ter's wife"
His hand fell heavily away from
her arm.
Ito Be Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-27

Would you like me to tell you
one?"
go on" she urged.
well err think
you're the most attractive girl I've
met here today in this bevy Of
beauties. Except that isn't story.
I mean it,"
THANK you," Janet answered
lightly. II think you're doing
beautifully, but the children don't
want that kind Of story. You'll
have to do better than that if I'm
to recommend you for job"
Perhaps we'd better go back to
my qualities" he said. II drive a
car carefully. l order excellent
dinners and I yearn to drive along
ribbon of road beside the sea-"
"That has all the earmarks of
an invitation and none of e
necessary virtues for governess-
ship" Janet answered.
II keep getting confused. 1 was
thinking Of my night off. Or
rather your night off,"
II don't have any," she answered
demurely and got up.
She picked up her robe and
slipped 1t over her shoulder
The nursemaids had returned to
their positions on the grassy bank.
Janet thought that his express
sion was as poignantly disap-
pointed as those on the three little
faces.
1--WE got to go and Dress" she
said. II have duties" Joel had
promised to arrive at 6 and it was
nearing the hour.
"All right, Undine," he answered.
But I'm persistent dragon. I'll
seek you out and gobble you up
some day when you haven't du-
ties"
Hes nice, nice person." Janet
said to herself as she dressed.
She knew that later many of the
girls would disappear and return
for dancing dressed in satins and
silks. She put on the same frock
in which she had driven over. It
was tawny organdie, floor length
and the exact shade of her hair.
She tied band of yellow ribbon
around her hair and put on brown
satin sandals.
She was pleasantly excited when
she strolled down the lawn.
Janet Paynter, where have you
been" Caroline hailed her. "I've
been looking all over for you. You
haven't met Russell?"
Janet said she'd been playing
with the children in the wading
pool and. before she could add
anything, someone had claimed
CarOline's attention.
Someone brought Janet cock
tail and she was borne along with
a group toward the playhouse.
All about her there was talk.
marvellous party!" Hasn't
Caroline done the most unique
thing?" i. Everybody is 'here!"
-. "Have you seen the magician ?"
Janet said she hadn't and that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-27
DEL[|NGER WANTS
PRIMARIES ENDED
CASTOR Legislator Is Known
AS "Fundamentalist"
in Politics
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel

Raleigh, Feb. 27-Representative
D. p. (Dave) Dellinger, Gastons long
locked law-maker, wants to abolish
primaries in North Carolina lock,
stock and barrel. He has introduced
a bill to that end.
The measure is "A Bill Entitled an
Act To Repeal" several numbered sec
tions Of the Consolidated Statutes of
North Carolina relating to primary
elections.
It's effect would be to erase the word
primary from the laws of the Stata
and throw everything pertaining to
nomination of candidates back to the
good old days" Of conventions.
Mr.. Dellinger is a fundamentals
in politics. He is likewise no part of
an idealist. He is far from being what
Is known as a liberal. He doesn't
believe that the primary has accom-
plished any of the noble ends for
which it was intended.
The Gastonian thinks the calibre
of office-holders would be raised to a
much higher level if there were no
primaries. He does not believe that
there is any real virtue in the suppos-
ed rule of the people by virtue of
their so-called right to select candi-
dates for office.
He probably would not take excep-
ton TO the old adage that the Voice
OF the people is the voice of God" but
he does not believe that the voice of
4, '"'any is the voice of the peo-
PIE. 1.v IDS a staunch supporter OF
Governor Clyde r. Hoey last sum
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-27

under a marquee and fireworks.
When Mrs. Maynard gives party,
she gives a party!"
Are you sure you haven't for
gotten anything?" Janet asked
derisively.
1.-THE flash, my dear, the flash!
There's Russell himself and he's
the piece de resistance. Wen
watch the girls fight over him.
Russ has piled himself up a neat
little fortune, he belongs to the
best clubs in New York, Boston
and London. He isn't exactly
dancing man but he's got every
thing these grasping gals could
ask for. And he's utterly immune!
That's the fun I'll get out of it,
you're a wicked girl, Caroline,
and I think someone ought to
warn the poor man."
"All right, you warn him. Now,
I've got to get going and start my
Barnum and Bailey act. Save
Wednesday, Janet, and be pre-
pared for the worst"
Janet saved Wednesday. So did
every other person, and that in
cluded every important person in
Hollywood from Margie Merry, the
fabulous six-year-old star, to the
Swedish diva Of the moment.
1t was an October day and hot
as midsummer in New York.
Janet brought her bathing suit and
after saying her "hellos" to all she
knew and deciding that she
couldn't even find her hostess, she
went directly to the dressing rooms
and donned her suit.
Looking from the dressing room
windows of the playhouse, Janet
thought that Caroline had certain
ly succeeded in putting on a cir
Gus.
She could see the red and white
stripes of the marquee where later
there would be dancing. Men
were at work on the fireworks dis
play on the lower lawn. Girls in
summer frocks and men in fan
nels swarmed over the lawns lead
ing down to the swimming pool to
the right of her
Standing on tip-toe, Janet could
see that already the pool was
crowded. Men and girls in bright
suits lined the edges Of the pool or
lounged in the wicker chairs and
were served by white-coated jap
anese.
Janet intended to join that
group but to reach them she had
to take a path that led around
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-27
CHAPTER 81

SO THE sea dragon-the lone
some sea dragon-turned out to be
Russell Bede, Carolines brother
and guest of honor.
This merry gentleman, burroW-
ing his head under water, snoring
and making a fine job of flashing
his arms about was the million
aire attraction for whom the party
was being given.
TO the right and to the left OF
MIN were embarrassment of them
in $500 frocks-of entertainment
being arranged for him and he
was finding his fun sitting with
three babies and a girl he thought
was their governess in a little
wading pool.
Janet suppressed smile.
isn't it fun to be guest of
honor?" she asked.
He shook his head vociferously
mot one darn bit." he said.
What do you have to do?" she
asked when he haG come back
from a brief recess, bearing ice
cream cones for all of them.
He licked at the ice cream,
catching the part that dribbled
over the sides.
Janet thought: / always do go
for the little boy side of men.
He'll have me sorry for him in a
minute.
He wiped the cream from his
chin. We'll, when you're a guest
of honor" he said enlighteningly,
you're supposed to look smitten
when girl flutters eyelashes an
inch long in your direction"
WELL" said Janet reasonably,
you could try, couldn't you?"
II did," he said helplessly. But
ten kind ?"
Janet studied him gravely. II
don't know" she said at length.
You see couldn't tell. wouldn't
have picked you out in crowd to
be a sea dragon but you've given
a very credible performance. You
may be a.. man of diversified tai
entS."
He shook his head. "Not enough
for this party. Now if it were only
one woman with super-colossal
eyelashes 1 could manage it. But
they're all like that"
He stopped and looked at her
for a long minute. His voice was
y little different when he added,
Except YOU"
Janet looked away hastily from
that steady gaze.
Nov what do you think are
your qualifications for a governess
role?" she asked lightly.
"Ah, now we've got something!
can read almost everything in
one syllable words. I excel as a
polar bear, wild lion, and 1 can
juggle."
And you make up excellent
stories"
That's right" he agreed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-27
NOTICE OF SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL PROPERTY.

Under and by virtue Of authority
conferred in that certain judgment
of Superior Court of Vance County,
North Carolina, in certain special pro-
ceedings entitled, D. p. McDuffee, Ad-
ministrator Of Mrs. Sue H. Hines, de-
ceased, VS.. Mrs. Sue H. Scales and
husband, J. F.. Scales, Mrs. Bessie B.
EgertOn and husband, B. B. Egerton
and B. H.. Perry, Trustee for Citizens
Bank & Trust Co., the undersigned
commissioner will offer for sale at
midday on Tuesday the 18th. day OF
March, 1897 at the courthouse door
in Vance County, N c., to the highest
bidder, for cash, at public auction
the following described real property
viz:
Begin on the north side of Orange
street no feet from Chestnut street
in Henderson, Vance County, N. Z.
and run thence toward Walnut street
to the intersection thereof 100 teel'
thence along Walnut street so feet 10
the O'Neil lot; thence on parallel line
with Orange street toward Chestnut
street 100 feet; thence on direct me
so feet to the beginning. See oeeu
Book SO Page 395 Vance Registry
In the meantime a survey Will DC
made of said property and plat there
of exhibited at the sale.
This the 18th February, 1887
B. p. WYCHE. Commissioner