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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15
BROPHY RELEASES
 LAST HONOR ROLL
Many Eighth Graders In- cIuded on Driggs
 School List

One of the largest groups of hon. or students of the current school year is on the honor list for schol- astic rating for the fifth marking period at Driggs school, it was an- nounced today by principal John M. Brophy.
 The list follows:
 Grade 8-Edith Kabachnick, Katherine Lorusso, Claire Luchnick, Ida Meltnitsky, Lucy Ryan, Jose- phine Samela, Naomi Schnitman, Saverio Sforza, Ruth Solomon, Ma rion Alexander, Dolores Bouley, Gloria Brandolini, Lucy Carriero, Charles Cipriano, Deborah David son, Anna DiDomizio, Robert Fitz- sinons, {" Josephine Fappisno, Mi- riam Frank, Carolyn Geneva, Mary Gilmart1n, Marie Giordano, Roland Largay, Bernard Lieberman, Louise Longo, Evelyn Lusher, Muriel Mos- kowitz, Richard Spellman, Constant Stango, Catherine Samela, Myron Wheeler, Whiting Wilcox, Norman Wilton.
 Gratia Booth, Estelle Bender, Mary Bolan, Margaret Bonaker, Patsy Capobianco, Lucille Celozzi, John Chapman, Anna Cipriano, Charles Culotta, Cosmo De Palma, Gloria Destefano, Daniel Donate, Helena Durham, Margaret Fappia- no, Albert Gatling, Anna Genovese, Anthony Gizzo, Dorothy Haigh, Ruth Jenkins, Frank Lazeski, John Lowell, Salvatore Martinelli, Lin- coin Mecca, Jerome Nadel, Rose Oberstein, Elizabeth Palangio, Doris Perrine, Goldie Petteway, Elaine Resnikoff, Theodore Sanzeri Asnah Shiller, Leler Sims, Julia Trofimoff, Lillian Vendrella, Elizabeth Carroll, Willard Shaw.
 Grade 7-Peter Constantine, Pe- ter Bowling, Irene Dzubay, Norman Feitelson, William Kramer, Jane Peck, Robert Purinton, Harvey Ro- senberg, Lois Rutman, Leon Silver, Irving Swirsky, Suzanne Winkler, William Bender, Maureen Caston- quay, Yale Demick, Arlene Freed man, Ruth Greenblatt, Milton Ka- dish, Wanda Lazeski, Joseph Longo, Janice MacNish, Hilda Petteway, Hugerlee Prince, Helen Prokowich, Barbara Rogers, Mary Sileo, Rita Stoll, Gloria Strauss.
 Anna Zydiak, Jane Accuosti, Phil lomena Castaldi, Margaret Cipria- no, Christine Copes, Carmella Cor bo, Edith Delli Veneri, Catherine Durocher, Jennie Fears, Herbert Garms, Camille Guglielmi, Anne- liese Huelster, Nellie LoRusSo, Sam Reddick, Annie Reddick, Norma Robb, Catherine Sheehy, William Thomas, Julia Tomaszeski, Tina Cofrancesco, Lloyd Petteway.
 Grade 6. Ruth Bernknopf, Eleanor Collins, Mattie Holmes, Marion Rollins, Franklyn Litsky, Orienne Luria, Janet Prager, Molly Samela, Sherman Shiller, Bernard Weinstein, Muriel Alexander, Phyl- lis Di Stefano, Gordon Fow, Canio Genovese, Charles Gillis, Janice Grier, Irene Hunter, Morton Kass, Harry Keshian, Bernard levy, Lil- lian Lukachevich, Arlene Marine, Thomas Nara, Gordon Mckee, Kenneth Neale, Alvin Reiner, Mary Ryan, Audrey Ryder, Herman Sochin.
 Theresa simone, Ruth Rosen- baum, Lucy Spinella, John Bender, Joseph Bilanin, John Bilokon, Gene vieve Cesario, Joseph Cipriano, Michael Culhane, Anna De Vico, Anna Folio, Michael Giordano, Flor ence Mazzamaro, Doris Nelson, Phil omena Senzamici, Rocco Sileo, Charles Strasser, Henrietta Winkler, Leona Yozwiak, Frank Young.
 Gertrude Mecca, Margaret Donate,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15
Sautereau.
Grade 5

Grade
 Scholarship - Joseph Mccarthy, Eileen Daly, Helen Kationis, Biruta Balcuinas, Donald Breiner, Fanny Denzio, Ascanio Rossi, Teresa Mas topietro, Eleanor Capaldo, Patsy Mangini, Stephen Vedeskis, Mary Arcovio, Robert Cullen, Georgianna Richmyer.
 Personality-Jennie Canu, John Daley, Eileen Daly, Mario DiNapoli, Hazel Hills, Helen Kationis, Doris Palazzi, Pauline Siconolfi, Shirley Slokus, Edmund Strigowski, Biruta Balciunas, Eleanor Capaldo, Jaen Chipman, Angeline Devito, Betty VandeBogart.
 Grade 5-Scholarship Robert Castaldo, Susan DeMeis, William Kenausis, Theodore Martinkus, Lena Mantino, Albert Satula, Cert rude Ulinskas, Hazel Hills, Florrie Navikauskas, Betty Varde Bogart, Marcella Barnes, Thomas Downey, Nicolas Taglia, Edmund Strigowsky, Alfred Toluis. Personality = Mar. celia Barnes, Theodore Martinkus.
 Grade Scholarship = Earl Coleman, Shirley DiPietro, Dolores Galullo, Beverly Trask, Gordon La Pointe, Walter RomanauSkas, Flor ence Smith, Daniel Cicchetti, Si- mon Ortelle, Doris La Bonte, Hugh McLennon, Antoinette Llorens, Beverly Saunders, Francis Garbu- kas, Pauline Daddona, Rosemary Colella, Ruth Liftin, Anthony Mal- aspino, Domenic Malaspino, Felix Nardello. Personality Beverly Saunders, John Groody, Earl Cole man, Anthony Malaspina, Pauline Daddona, ThQmas Downey, Walter Romanauskas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15
EDITH BENCSTON
 GRANTED DIVORCE
-BOrTman Photo

Judge Edward J. Quinlan granted divorces to Edith M. Bengston and Nicola Forte after hearing their pleadings in superior court yester- day.
 Nicola Forte was granted . decree from Concetta Forte, on grounds of desertion. They were married De- cember 15, 1883. Edith M. Beng ston was granted her decree from Harry A. Bengston. They were married April 13, 1913.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

Helen Flanagan, Raymond Lamitola, Dorothy La Rosa, Earl Riddick, Al- bert Senzamici, Miriam Winkler, Geneva Wynkoop.
 Grade 5.-Betty Chesson, Sally Munger, Anita Rudnick. William Brown, Adele Golberg, Rita Jacobs, Arlene Keshian, William Loveridge, Eleanor Midgley, Aileen Prager, Jean Ronalter, Dorothy Sacharoff, Selma Schwartz, Jane Thomas, Walter Torrance. Angelo Brunetti, Bernice Aubertin, Estelle Bromberg, Harvey Koizim, Bernice La Pierre, Robert Largay, John Lonergan, Marilyn Silverman.
 Grade 4HJames Theobald Conway, Robert Hackett, Callie Harrison, Frank Healey, Daniel Howard, Gladys Hunter, Robert Spellman, John Vollmayer, Barbara Wheeler.
 Arden Castonguay, Shirley Cas- tonguay, Ruth Chapin, Charlotte Hunter, Lillian Jones, Gloria Ma rinaro, Joan Murphy, Anna Petro, Bernard Ryack, Jean Sperring, Don- aid Schoenmehl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15
WAS JOCKEY

Lynne Overman, who portrays one of the featured roles in Paramount's "aotel Haywire", became a jockey when he was 12 and followed that profession for six years or until he became too heavy to make weight"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15
BATTLE ACE

When the U. s. Army Air Reserve goes into its annual two-week aerial battle practice session at Long Beach, July 4 to IT, the officers roster will include John Trent, B. P. Schulberg,s film discovery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15
.JrJNGLE FILM

Paramount today announced con1- pletion of all plans for production of a Far East jungle melodrama, "Booloo", the entire film to be made in the primitive wilds of Malay, 400 miles north of Singapore
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15
ONTO SCREEN

Cecil B. De Mile will use his famous yacht, "The Seaward", in his forthcoming production, "The Buccaneer," starring Frederic March and Franciska Gaal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

Summer shoes should be half size larger, becau swell that much in hot weather. (And Broadwayites get hats two sizes largerO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

Haitian natives address all American women Miss and all American men MT. George" (Not Afliss hop
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

quarter coward according heraldy experts CBeeause he's looking the wrong wayJ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

In Winchester, Massachusetts, it's against the fl dance on tight rope-except in church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

World Digest has invented game Mathemat Frinstance: My income income tax=0 Marriage mot laW=Renn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

Women with blue, gray eyes, it is said, chan minds more easily than dO Chats why dark born-aS Hellinger would Say)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

guy Suicide you) Afghanstan all his relatives friends neighbOrs jail NoW that's something worth committing suicide for!)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

The matapoo tree in Guatemala is killer murdeEing othe sangulaion character there's angle for hm)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

When any of the tribes conquered by Caesar tried crippled them by having the tendons of their legs cut nice guy-sOmething like some dctators huh?)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

Robert Taylor's first shining fame" minds that if you add two letters fame it spells
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

England cruising cops called School good cPasing red Post hn0lM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

The Eskinos candy for money (He's immensely deahthey say has million al-day suckers in the ba
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

When confronted with danger tremble more tl (YOu big sissies!)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

An old Arab custom to welcome guest by pouring butter his head.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

Among the items preserved in the museum at Phillip in Massachusetts, cigar butt discarded by President Anything the discarded belongs in museum.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

Ancient Egyptians paint picture enemy sOes of their sandals they could stepping
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15
DisraeH wore corsets. tof cOrsets true!)

humans lived 1000 they would elephant because the continue throughout e how old Bernie is?)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

Germans descended American Indians Pomponous M9a Roman Pliny they talking about cThey claimed ship wrecked on the coast of Germany. 20 centuries
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

Scalping wasn't invented by the Indians but by then those the invite the Coronaon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

In Moscow hearts have stand-ins Doctors at dasarov Institute have invented heart keeps patient his own is removed for overhaulng)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

The fngernans grow H21O of an inch day. (Yop we me MD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

When telephone call is made in Vienna both parties Che cVer and caller have to for -even when s wrong ber nstead of telephone bells here they but
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

In Boston, according survey per the turn to the comic section the gazettes proves BoStonians aren't born that way, after alb
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

In France soap now being made out of grassroppe here the soap just naturally jumps of baers hands)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

Persian banquet doesn't up the guest of hono his bicarbOnated peasurand the other follow suit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15
Things ' NeUer KneuU I'll NOw

(And what about ftp
 Tn Tibet the femmes spend most of their life stand g-Decause it's considered indecent for them sit doy SHere it's considered indecent for them to sit down only
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-15

Shakespeare coined more new words than all the O poets put together (He auhored hurry" freak" "dw dle," brand" and bump" to mention few.)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31
MILLS RIVER TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Annie Adair, 3 lots Sum
set Hills, nc.
Mrs. Lille P, Allen, As acres 1
house and lot, SLAP.
Sturgeon Allen, Q 1-2 acres G.
w. Allen, Est, $2.63.
DR.. Walter o. Allen, as acres
l house and lot Horse Shoe,
$15.45.
I. S. Allison, rs acres Boyls.
ton, $9.4S.
Julian Allison, Is acres Boyls-
ton road, 1898.
j. W. Allison, 2 acres near
Etowah, SAT-.
n. F. Allison, 2 acres l house
and lot Ridgeland, $3.50.
w. b. Allison, Heirs, 222 acres
Fords Mt, $14.14.
A. A. Anderson, Heirs, S5 acres
Brevard Rd., 1854.
NJ. S. Anderson, ~ 1-2 acres
South Mills River, $3.50.
G. T. Ballard, 10 3-4 acres Mills
River, $500.
A. w. Banks & Roy Bennett, 4
lots / house near Etowah, ST. !.
ID. J. Banning, GO acres house
and lot Brcvard Rd., $l5.Sl.
Mrs. j. NJ. Banning, 40 acres
Boylston, $10.S2.
Big Creek Lodge, S5 acres Mills
River. $22.71.
F. NJ. Blythe, 20 1-2 acres near
Etowah, 1921.
J. d. Blythe, 2 1-2 acres Eto-
wah. $2.19.
Mrs. J. d. Blythe, A acres l
house and lot Etowah, $500.
Mrs. J. V. Blythe, az acres l
house Etowah, $20.S7.
w. H. Blythe, 2 1-2 acres Brc-
ward Highway, S5c.
J. C.. Britain, Sc acres 1 house
and lot Brevard Rr., $3.50.
L. j. Brookshire, as acres Boy
lston Greek, $33.01.
Drexel Brown, 81 1-2 acres
Etowah, 1922.
Drexel Brown, 101 acres 1
house and lot Etowah, $9S.42.
Drexel Brown, los acres Etc.
wah, SS4.69.
W. J. Bryson, 20 acres Bre-
ward Rd., $23.01.
w. ]. Bryson, SO acres house
and lot Mills River, $27.59.
Mrs. Estelle, Buche, 2 acres l
house and lot Ridge land, $1.99.
r. o. Buckner, 8 1-2 acres
Horse Shoe, S5.S7. =,
T. L. Burgin, 10 acres 1 house
and lot, S16.23.
L. J. Cairnes, &C 1-2 acres 1
house and lot Turnpike Rd. S44.89
w. P. Cairnes, 38 acres l house
and lot Boylston CIR, 1882.
Mrs. Agnes C. Gale, 20 3-4
acres near Etowah, 1892.
Campfield Heirs, acres Ridge
land, S1.S4.
A.J.&M.&E. Garland, lis 1-2
acres Mills River, $3.50.
II. B. Garland, l ITO acres 1
house and lot Foster CIR, $7.71.
II. R. & NJ. L. & ]. Garland, 35
acres l house and lot Mills River,
J. l. Garland, EST, 5 acres Mills
River, 40 acres Goode land,
J. L. Garland, Est, 8 acres
Mills River, Csc. - -.l3
Mrs. ]. L. Garland, Est. l57h
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31
HENDERSONVILLE TOWNSHIP

r. NJ. Abbott and Lydia NJ. Alb
bott. ~ acres / house and lot
Pleasant Hill, $l7.06.
Mrs. Minnie Able, I house and
lot King and Allen streets, S7.2S,
Mrs. Minnie Able. 2 lots Pine
View Terrace, 76c.
Acacia Mutual Life ms. Co.,
! lot store North Main street,
$1,000.
r. A. Adams, Est, 8 3-4 acres
Lenox Park, $G.37.
r. A. Adams, Est, G Id acres
near Fleetwood hotel Laurel Park,
$4.27.
r. A. Adams, Est, A lots Mca-
dow Brook. 79c.
r. A. Adams. Est, 81 lots Pa
lanza Park, $3.50.
w. ID. Adams. Est, 5 acres Co
lumbia Park, $3.50.
J. 4. Aiken, ID acre ] house
and lot Parker Heights, $lO.5l.
J.. |. Aiken. | lot Columbia
Park road. 1928.
Mrs. Florence \. Albca, one
house and lot Greater Druid
Hills, 5000.
Albca and Thompson, ! house
and lot 4l6 Main ST., SALTS.
w. l.. Alder and Gurlcy Ship,
man, / house and lot coal yard
East Flat Rock, Sl3.6S.
Mrs. A. II. Alderman, 2 lots
Pinnacle Circle Laurel Park
$7.37. -,
Mrs. Della Allen, l IA acres l
house and lot ShawS Creek road
1854.
Mrs. E. II. Allen, / lot High
land Lake, re. :,
Mrs. Flora Emblcr Allen, ct al,
house and lot Church and Srh
ave, S34.13. ,
+. w. Allen, I house and lot
Mt. Home subdivision. 1919.
H. A. Allen, 2 acres Shaws
Creek, 1914. 100
Mrs. Irma Allen, 81 1-2xl3O
City Hall lot, $136.5O. ,
Mrs. Irpaa. Justus Allen, l lot
4th Ave. w., S13.65.
Mrs. Irma Justus Allen, | lot
Fleming ST., 35 lots Patton HILL
1924.
Miss Jane Allen, / lot Balfour
Heights, 1928.
j. M. Allen, 5 acres mountain
land, S1.90.
j. NJ. Allen, 27 acres Hillgrt,
$31.56.
j. M. Allen, 10 acres White
subdiv., $7.58.
Sibel Allen and wife, acres l
house and lot Anders place.
$17.59.
F. r. Aston, l lot l house and
lot Ehringhaus ST., Csc.
American Land Co., ] house
and lot 4th Ave. w., $24.57.
Mrs. Luella B. Ames, ] house
and lot Ames hotel, $3G4.0o.
Ebert Anders, l lot Crap
Creek St., $2.73.
Ebert Anders, a 95-10O acres
Flicker and Price road, $2.73.
Ebert Anders, 3 1-S acres VIII
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31

bopse and lot, 1-2 acre Hoopers
Creek, $3.50.
s, c. Wilkie, 1 house and lot
Fletcher, S6.75.
u. NJ. Wilkic, 2 acres Fletcher,
$3.50. w
Colon ]. Williams, 2 $40 acres
Good Luck, $3.15.
H. B. Wolfe, | $40 acres one
house and lot Fletcher, $1l.54.
l.. c. Youngblood and Mac
Lance, 8 lots 1 house and lot
Fletcher, $63.S3.
NJ. c. Youngblood, l acre one
house and lot Hoopers Creek,
SILT.
Mrs. Sadie Youngblood, / 1-2
acres / house and lot Fletcher.
$5.65.
J. E. Dixon, 40 acres Huntley
place, $15.66.
Mary c. Dodd, 1 lot Fletcher,
$2.0S.
J. T. Drake, II acres Smith
land, SILT.
John Middleton, 1 acre Case
land, $4.65.
Miss f. E. Smith, IS acres
Souther place, $3.50. ~
A. G. Tandy, A lots Royal YAK
Park, sos. 1921,
The Homestead Investment Co.,
SO acres Patton land, $74.95.
A. Tobin, 10 acres Logan
HooPERs cREEK-CoLoRED
Z. NJ. Allen, Est, AZ acres
Hoopers Creek, $5.45:
William Collington Est, acr.
lockwood, $2.1S.
Cam and w. Collins, 4 acres
Brickton, $10.79.
Dina Corpening, l Ia acres
home place. $1.99.
DIVA Goodwin, / 1-2 acres
Brickton. 5000.
Eliza Hampton, l acre near
Fletcher, sic.
Alonzo Hazel, 8 acres Howard
Gap, $4.O4.
CASTOR Hazel, 2 1-2 acres How
ard Gap, $1.73.
Martha Holland, 10 acres Lime
Kiln, Hoopers Creek, $5.45.
Linda Hunter, 30 acres Hoop
ers Creek, STAG.
Amos Jones. l acre Mills River
Rd., SLAP.
Amos Jones, 1 Sd acres Mills
River Rd., $3.50.
holland Jones, 3 acres Mills
River Rd., $500.
Agnes Lynch, 4 acres Mills
River Rd., $7.76.
Mark Mills, 5 acres near Brick.
ton, $6.31.
NJ. L. Mills, IA acres Couch
NTH, $4.S1.
o. NJ. Mills, 80 acres Couch
Mtn., 1913.
Sallie Mills Est, 10 acres neal
Brickton, $4.70.
Sam Mills. 3-4 acre 2 houses
and lots Brickton, $500.
Sam Mills, / acre Howard Gal
Rd.. $1.73.
Comfort Morgan, 2 acres Mill:
River Rd., $1.73.
Annie Partlow, Is acres Couch
Mtn., $1.35.
Josephine Primer, 2 IA acres
lockwood, $2.01.
Ella Prince, 7 Sd acres Brick
ton, $7.1S.
J. C. Prince. 1 house and lo'
Brickton, $500.
B. T. Talley, 4 acres Brickton
$500.
Julia Underwood. / acre neat
Brickton, SIC.
William Watson, 1 acre Rock
wood. 44c.
Nose Williams, &c acres Hen
Jacksonville r. No. 5, $25.79.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31

Ford Mtn., $2.3i.
Minnie j. SmathcrS, 2S 8.
acres, / house and lot Boylstol
road, $5.07.
C. S. Smith, 4 acres Lcdfor,
land, 95c.
Grover Smith, ~ 1-2 acre.
Mills River, 1894. ,
=. c. Sodebcrg, 2 lots Sunse
Hills, i7c.
j. S. Southcr, Q 1-2 acres
house and lot Ridge land, $3.A9.
Sprousc, Heirs, 70 acres nea'
Brevard Rd., $17.1S.
Lucille Ingle Stevens, 3S acres
Mills River, $20.6S.
Lucille Inglc Stevens, 6 acres
Mills River, $3.4S.
4. o. Stevens, 81 acres 3 houses
and lots, $63.2S.
j. B. Stewart, 140 acres Eos
ter Creek, S2S.06.
W. NJ. Taylor, 6 1-2 acres
house and lot Tanning Br.. S7.O7
Charles French Toms, ST., 20(
acres Boylston, $l6.46.
NJ. +. Toms, 30 acres Null
naX-Jordon land, $1.55.
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., 81
acres Mills River, $l2.13.
/ Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.
100 acres 1-2 interest Boylstor
Creek, $7.07.
Ward G. King, acres Noun
tain land, $1.29.
A. NJ. Warlick, 62 acres ! house
and lot Turnpike 3D., $47.73. =
e. w. Wecsc, % acres | house
and lot Etowah, $15.95.
G. w. Wclles, ~ acres Min
land, $l.39.
J. r. West, Est, G. acres ]
house and lot Haywood Road
$13.O8.
T. +. Whitaker, II acres
house and lot South Mills River
500.
r. NJ. Whit, 40 acres Boyls
ton, 1926.
G. l.. Wilson, A3 acres ] house
and lot Etowah, 1854.
G. A. Woodfin, so acres
house and lot near Boylston
$15.17.
J. r. Woodfin, so acres Turn
pike Rd., $2S.1S.
Roy Woodfin, 40 acres ] house
and lot Boylston Creek, $lS.S3.
Roy Woodfin, Is acres neal
Turnpike Rd., $G.3S.
+. b. Wright, 81 acres ] house
and lot Brcvard Rd., $53.57.
+. B. Wright, rs acres Ford'
mountain, $4.9l.
w. II. Wright, Est, GO acre:
/ house and lot Mills River $52.lC
Mrs. Dovic Young, 2SS acres ;
houses and lots Brcvard RoaC
$111.95.
G.. w. Allen, Heirs, 30 acre!
Foster Creek, $l.l9.
II. l.. Briggs, 1 lot Sunset Hill:
$l05.
Harold Butler, 16 acres Mill'
River, S3.32.
o. l.. Erwin & r. Fisher,
acres Barnard land, $5.l9.
Rcbccca Love and Jones Me
Crazy. | lot Sunset Hills, 96c.
b. f. Morris, Heirs. Is IL
acres Haywood Rd., $4.93.
J. w. Morris. ! rs acres Horse
Shoe Rd., 81 sc.
w. X. Shipman, 4 acres Mills
River, 45c.
Mrs. Henry Station, / acre
Highway No. rs. Gle.
MILLS RIVER-COLORED
Evans, Heirs, Z acres Buffers
Bridge, $2.93.
Cole Foster, Heirs. II acres
Haywood Rd.. $3.5S.
Maria Leck, 6 acres ! house
and lot Buffers Bridge, = acres
near Mills River, 1924.
Clingman Logan, II acres ]
house Ridge land, $6.i0.
Henry Summcy, ii acres near
Haywood Rd., $5.l5.
S. b. Wheeler, 10 acres But
Ter Est, $l.79.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31
HooPERs CREEK TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Hattie Aker, l lot Naples,
s4.1s.
Mrs. F. L. Bagwell, 205 Is
acres Cane Creek road, STAG.
Glazener Bagwell, 104 acres
Fletcher, route 1, $3.50.
W. c. Bagwell, I lot near Bun
combe county, S8.67.
]. r. Baldwin. 3 acres Couch
mountain, $16.06. ..y2 -
I' L. L. Baldwin. Ia acres Fetch
or, Sl1.3l. -.-- s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-13

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BICYCLE RIDER Ill KT
Edward Patrick. aged II. of 1909
l.umpkin. was struck by an auto
mobile. while riding his bicycle ON
JOS Campau last Friday. The driy-
~ of the car was Lee Connally.
!, ho was turning right on t.yeline
street Edward was taken 10 ST.
Francis Hospital. where h. was
treated for cuts and bruises on The
face and released
VITAL STATISTICS
pniins the month Of October.
har. were no deaths among he
eolprcd residents OF IIamlramck.
Ia only one bir'h MaryiA No
>in;,y Health conditions In his
immunity arc eNccllchr
HOLMES SEEMS BIASED
Mr. holmes. dir cto; ii ne Mu-
-ital Department al llamiramck
ii.h school. VIXEN recently visited
it nmmiite from The League
j5U Beiior Relations regarding the
zion 81 drum naiog Is re-
yied TO have stated II will MT
. dlunl major tc>' ~ ~ ls'ir-
pal +, Office before Nlr Conklin
A,. MI Nuzzlemon When asked
rs hy Mrs Crockett. chairman al
committee, he answered Re
cause believe have made the
p selection. already
Nlf'r hearing This STATION NJ. NJ
shiin decided to grt Pairelman
Avil Newmon American Legion
q i'm major and Mr. Sclnler ana
- klepac of Copcrnins school.
7 'ndsr IN test. Mr. Holmes
4iA'd y"rl much dissatisfied at
by fcei sion and stated that Nh
& rHui had no confidence IN him
music teacher Mr. Conklin
ih'n explained that he wanted 10
br lair To everyone, and that he
believed Mr. Homes had made the
best selection. He further said that
rs long as he is principal. no dis
elimination will be shown