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Evening star., 1937-02-09
CREDIT MEN NAME
OFFICIALS TODAY
Local Counsel to Outline
Legislative Proposals
Also.

The proposed legislative program Of
the National Retail Credit Association
was to be outlined by r. Preston
Shealey, local counsel for the organi-
zation, at the final sessions of the con-
ference at the Mayflower Hotel today.
Numerous other retail credit prob
lens were to be considered by the
nearly $50 representatives of credit
agencies in seven States and the Dis
trict.
Retail Credit Imitation: Is 1t a
Possibility or a Fact?" was to be the
Evening star., 1937-02-09
NAMED TO POST

Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner Made As
sistant Manager at Hotel.
Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner has been
appointed assistant manager of the
Hay-Adams House and will inaugurate
q new secretarial service there
In addition to offering advice on
social customs, Mrs. Hagner will ar
range for entertainments either for
residents or non-residents.
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[JNBREAKABLE BANKS GOAL
OF GURNEY HOOD FOR STATE
fears Of an investment collapse.
BANKS SHOULD NOT
COMPETE FOR TRADE

Another important lesson taught
the banking fraternity by the vi
cissitudes of recent years is the
folly of vieing with each other in
their efforts to secure business,
to the end that banking services
of various kinds were furnished
free to customers but at a con-
siderable cost to the bank. The
North Carolina Clearinghouse as
ISOLATION promulgated a few years
ago a just, fair and equitable sys-
TEN of service charges covering
many heretofore expensive oper-
atoms by banks, and the general
adoption Of such schedules in the
banks of our state have relieved
them of a most burdensome ex-
pense.
The institution of deposit in
surance shortly after the banking
holiday did more to re-establish
confidence in banks and bankers
than any other one thine. and was
a high factor in the ultimate es-
adjustment of unbreakable banks.
The present insurance limit of
$4,000 on each account has prov
en- ample, and the costs to each
bank has been modest indeed.
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J(JLLANA WEDS
PRINCE TODAY
Netherland Crown Princess
and Prince Bernhard
in Double Rite

THE HAGUE, Jan. 7. (UP).-
Grown Princess Juliana, heiress
to the throne of the Netherlands,
married Prince Bernhard Hu Lip
pe-Biesterfeld today in a 15-min-
ute civil ceremony followed by re-
ligious confirmation at the Dutch
Reformed church of st. James.
In taking a German consort,
the Princess Juliana followed the
precedent of her mother, Queen
Wilhelmina, who married Prince
Henry Of Mecklenburg in the
same church 40 years ago. He
died in 1884.
Sharing the spotlight with JUL
ana, but not official attention,
was the wedding of another JUL
ana in the little town of Ogstgeest,
near Leyden. This Juliana Van
Der Nicer. a housemaid for the
widow Lube, was born on the
same day and hour as the royal
Juliana, and, likewise, married at
the same moment. Theirs were the
only weddings in the Netherlands
today.
Her presents were of the SIM
plest compared with the silver,
diamonds, laces, silks, limousine
and yacht showered on the royal
Juliana. They consisted Of prae-
teal kitchenware, typical Dutch
wooden mixing spoons and a table
service of stainless steel.
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RELIEVE NEURALGIA
THE "BC" WAY

Headaches are never pleasant
company, so let "BC" lend help
ing hand the next time you are
annoyed with one. You'll like the
way the quick-acting ingredients
in the "BC" formula function for
the relief of tantalizing headaches,
neuralgia and similar pains of an
inorganic character.
"BC" is a trustworthy, prescrip-
tion-type remedy, of which mil
lions of packages are sold every
year. For more than Is years peo-
ple have found "BC" to be of
gratifying value in the relief of
headache, neuralgia and muscular
aches; pain and discomfort due to
simple head colds; simple nervous
ness. and for headache and back
ache due to functional disturb
ances. Try "BC" and see if it
doesn't give you relief in just a
few minutes. Convenient 1Oc and
csc sizes, or by the dose at foun-
ta;ns (adv)
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News Events OF
Sc To Be Shown
On Screen Friday

Can you name the outstanding
events OF 1896? Each year news
papers and theatre news reels pre-
sent the great events OF the year
just past.
Tomorrow, Friday, the Carolina
theatre, will present, in It's pic
torial news. the front page stor-
les, of the past year, in talking
pictures. In the past. these have
proved most interesting and this
year will be Of greater interest for
1886 was an outstanding year.
Progress has been made in
science, the bonus was paid, the
British empire had three kings in
one year, and, most important of
all to us--prosperity comes back.
Each plays an important part in
our daily lives and is history in the
making before our very eyes.
This will be shown on the same
program with along Came Love-
mad, merry comedy romance.
starring Irene Hervey and Chas.
Starrett, Friday at the Carolina
theatre.
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Farm Federation
Dividends Ready

Stakeholder dividend payments
are ready at the Fletcher and
Hendersonville warehouses, &C
cording to 0ren Lancaster and
c. II. T. Bly,. local warehouse
managers.
The dividend is 8 per cent for
the half year on both preferred
and common stock This rate of
per cent per year has been paid
for the past three years by the
cooperative organization.
There are about $50 Farmers
Federation stockholders in Hen
derSon county, mostly farmers
who put up the working capital
for starting the warehouses. Each
county served by the Farmers
Federation is represented by two
or more members on the board of
directors. Henderson county men,
bers are L. L. Burgin, Horse Shoe;
Harry NJ. Roberts, Fletcher, and
Frank l.. FitzSimmons, Dana.
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SOUTHERN LEADERS
CONFER WITH FARMERS
CONTINUED from page one)

(SOUllIluCu lloili DdRc viz
Graves program called for RIA
supervision of transfer, supervi-
sion and settlement of tenant
families while purchase Of lands
for the re-settlcment would be
financed through Federal Land
banks. The program would re-
quire annual appropriation of
SEQ, 100000 for RA personnel,
plus an additional $50,000,000 to
finance land acquision. Advances
would be amortized over long
terms at "lowest possible inter-
est"
Alabama spokesman said coop
erativc farming, suggested by the
tenancy commission as a possible
solution, sis so little known in the
South that opportunities for OBJ
servation have not been such that
we could estimate its possible
ties"
On the other hand, Sam Frank.
lin, operator Of Hillhousc, Miss,
cooperative farms as refuge for
Arkansas union sharecroppers, adj
vocated expansion Of co-opera-
tives. White Johnson, secretary
of the Alabama Sharecroppers'
unions. outlined a triple program:
/. Cost of production for farm
produce guaranteed by federal
subsidy.
2. Support for farmcr-labor CO.
operative marketing plans.
3. Support for the Frazier
Lemke bill providing long-term fl
nancing of farm mortgages.
Johnson, antagonistic to the
Graves proposals, urged concen-
tration on purchase of equipment
for tenants rather than land &C
QUESTION.
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Still Coughing?

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough. chest
cold or bronchial irritation. you can
get relief now with Creomulsion.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take q chance
with anything less than Creomul-
sion, which goes right to the seat
Of the trouble to aid nature to
soothe and heal the inflamed mem
branes as the germ-laden phlegm
IS ioosened and expelled.
Even II other remedies nave
failed, don't be discouraged, your
druggist Is authorized to guarantee
Creomulsion and to refund your
money II you are not satisfied with
results from the very first bottle.
Get Creomulsion right now. (Advo
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! PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

M, Birdie Vest left yesterday
go - for Knoxville, Tenn,
~ L...-y h. was called on account
= 80 ~ illness Of her sister. MRS.
\ -; o Watts. Of New York City,
=. o. ! yisi,in. their father, DIR.
V.,s Dorothy Erwin. of Spar
.,.sTr, S. c. is the guest of her
scr Vys. ]. ". Cuthbertson at
- anne of Ms. VI. Z. Allen.
NJ, Redmon Gautier of Miami,
=, ! speriing a few days with
y. NJ and ylrs. ". NJ. Shepherd,
- after her daughter, while Mr..
C,y,ier. who will return here
is,sr. i in Sta.eSyille on business.
Mss Lillian Graham Allen has
returned 20 Red Springs. where
a. has a position in the high
ShoOL
Joseph Patterson left earlier in
h. week for Nashville. Tenn,
where he is studying medicine at
Vanderbilt University.
Gilbert Reynolds Combs, Jr.,
has returned to Lexington. KY,
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BLUE RIDGE SCHOOL
FOR BOYS CHARTERED

THAD EURE. secretary of
state, Raleigh, Wednesday issued
a charter for the Blue Ridge
School for Boys, Inc, of Hender-
sonville. 4,
The corporation is authorized
to own and operate q boarding
school for boys. The authorized
stock is 800 shares of no par val
ue and 200 shares at SlOo per
share. -,
]. r. Sandifer, A. G. Randolph,
and j. E. Singletary. all OF Hen
Jacksonville, have subscribed Tor
200 shares of preferred stock and
400 shares of common stock.
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'WALLY AND EDWARD
ARRANGE MEETING
FOR LATE In APRIL

CANNES, France, Jan. z. (UP)
Mrs. Wallis Warfeld Simpson and
Edward, Duke of Windsor, made
arrangements by telephone. yes
terday to meet at Monte Carlo
the latter part of April, it was
reported.
Mrs. Simpsons final decree of
divorce from Ernest Simpson is
scheduled to be handed down in
England April 81.
After today's telephone CONVEX
sation between Mrs. Simpson, at
the Herman l.. Rogers villa here,
and Edward, at Enzesfeld castle
in Austria, it was said that both
agreed that any secret rendeZ-
vous before April would be un-
feasible,
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Arms Embargo
Fails To Halt
Ship On Seas
Spanish Freighter G cts
Away From New York
With War Supplies

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-(UP)-
The Spanish freighter Mar Can.
tabrico raced for Spain last night
with more than $2,000,000 worth
Of war supplies after congress,
federal courts, coast guard cutters
and planes and two American pi-
lots had tried in vain to stop her.
Aboard the freighter were eight
planes, plane engines, rolling
kitchens formerly used by the U.
S. Army, foodstuffs, clothing and
other supplies destined for Span
ish loyalists, presumably in the
Port of Bilbao.
The vessel was beyond the
three-mile limit when congress APP
proved an arms embargo, which
would have prevented her sailing.
So feverish. was the activity in
loading the vessel to escape con-
gressional action and a court writ
that an automobile and other car
90 were left on the dock.
At the last minute two customs
inspectors demanded admittance
to the hold and were blocked by
a guard. They demanded to know
whether the words "U. S. Army
were obliterated from the rolling
kitchens.
Can't Jose Santa Maria blotch-
ed out the words with red paint.
simultaneously Federal Judge
Grover M. Moscowitz authorized
a U. S. marshal to seize any prop
erty belonging to Indalacio Prieto,
air minister of the Madrid gov
eminent, on the ship.
ACOSTA AND BERRY
HAD LIEN ON CARGO
The action was brought by two
American aviators-Bert Acosta
and Gordon Berry-who sailed
from France for New York yes
terdav after quitting the Spanish
loyalists. Both had flown in the
war, and Acosta claimed Prieto
owed him $1,10O in salary. He
also sued for $4,000 damages.
Deputy U. S. Marshals Robert
G. Lindsay, Thomas Hanley and
Thomas Geoghan raced for the
ship armed with the writ. They
arrived just after the ship cast
off.
The coast guard was Immediate
" rallied to stop the ship.
The cutter Icarus, with the two
planes swooping overhead, over
took the slow freighter off Sandy
Hook and stopped her.
The ship turned about and pro-
ceeded back to New York, and for
a moment it looked as though
pacifsm had triumphed.
Then a radio message from
coast guard headquarters ordered
the cutter to free the Mar Canta-
brico.
The message said the writ was
not sufficient authorization to
stop the freighter. -.
The vessel put about again and
headed out to sea.
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:: SOLE :! , { ;.I!,,!;; I T|!:Y :: $: s:
-. L. N


after a visit to his parents, DR..
and Mrs. G. r. Combs.
Miss Louise Mccarthy of White
Oak. Ca, arrived on Tuesday to
enter her duties as the art teach
err at FaSSifern.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Francis
and young son have moved to
Greensboro.
Mr.. r. f. Tatum, of Charlotte,
is here for a few days on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wilson and
sons returned yesterday after
spending about ten days in Flor
ida. They visited relatives in Mi
ami part of the time.
Miss Daisy Waddill left earlier
i'm the week to spend about two
weeks in New York City with rel
ativeS.
Bradley Taylor has returned to
Louisville, KY, to resume his
studies at the Louisville Dental
college.
Cecil Coffey has resumed his
study of medicine at Emory Uni
verSity. Atlanta, Ga.
Marion Justice has returned to
Rocky Mount, where he has a po-
sition in the schools.
Mrs. j. r. Sewer, who has been
i'll for several days, is improving.
Mrs. Jack Hewitt and young son
have returned home from Patton
Memorial hospital.
Miss Kathryn Crye is spending
awhile at Rosemont Inn.
Mrs. A. NJ. Codin has returned
from Iron Gate, Va. She has an
apartment at the home Of Mrs.
VI. X. Allen.
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Epworth Union
To Meet Sunday

Announcement was made today
that the January meeting Of the
Henderson County EpwO h
League union will be held on Sun
day, January 10, at 2:30 o'clock.
The Moore's Grove chapter will
be host ut that church. three miles
east of the city on the Chimney
Rock road. As plans for the new
year will he discussed, officers Of
the union ask that all members
be present for this occasion.
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RETURN STOLEN TRUCK
WITH A LOAD OF COAL

NATION, ILL.,, Jan. z. (UPl.
Mrs. Victor Miller, NATION, is
ahead half a ton of coal, but is at
o loss as to what to do about it.
She telephonep police that her
husbands half-ton truck had been
stolen from it's garage. An hour
later the truck was found-back
in it's garage and loaded with
coal! =,
Mrs. Miller was sure neither
she nor her husband had ordered
the coal. Police told her to keep
II
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THREE JEWS KILLED
BY MOB in POLAND

WARSAW, Jan. 7.-(UP)-
Three Jewish shopkeepers were
killed and four seriously injured
last night when 200 farmers and
a number of women invaded the
town of Czyzew. near Byalistok.
They plundered and demolished
all of the so Jewish stores in the
town.
Police arrested AZ alleged lead
ers of the mob. Several were wo-
men
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MATTSON HOME
IS CHEERFUL
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
had prepared a bundle of winter
clothes to be sent to Charles
should the kidnaper establish con-
tact and indicate that his negotia-
tions would require some time.
Mrs. Mattson has been worried be-
cause Charles had just recovered
from cold and had just had a
warm bath when the kidnaper
broke into the home and seized
him.
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HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
BACkACHE
Caused by Tired Kidneys

Many Of those gnawing. nsgging. painful
jsckaches people blame ON colds or strains
IRE often caused by tired kidneys--and may
oe relieved when treated in the right way.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of taking
,Icess acids and poisonous waste out Of the
blood. Most people pass about 3 pipts . day "
about 3 pounds VI waste.
II the IS miles Of kidney tubes and flters
don't work well. poisonous waste matter stays
IN the blood. These p0sons may start nagsins
osckaches. rheumatic pains. lumbago. loss ol
pep and energy. getting up nights, swelling,
oufin-ss under theeyes. headaches and di riness
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Doant
Pills. used successfully by million, for over &C
years. They Civ. happy relief and will help the
10 miles VI kidney tubes aush out poisonous
waste from the blood. Get Deans Piils.
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BURGLARS KNOW COINS

NEW YORK. (UP)-Burgiars
who cracked the safe of the New
Netherlands Coin company TOOK
$4,000 worth of rare domestic
silver and gold coins, but tney
passed up trays laden with Tor
eign silver coins. Among inc
pieces stolen was the rare oregon
Beaver $40 gold piece. estimated
to be worth about S1,SO0.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-07
SCHOOL BOYS TRAPPED

MARSHFIELD, Mo. (UP)-
Most of the boys attending Bo-
denhamer school near here will
take home a long list of tardies
on their report cards because they
are making the rounds of their
traps each morning to discover
what fur-bearers they have caught
the previous night.
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DEFER EXECUTION

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 7. (UP)
Execution date for William Clark
Mitchell, condemned to hang for
the arson Staying Of two negroes,
was moved up to February IL
yesterday when Governor Hugh
White ordered a mental examina-
ton,
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PET FOX LIKES HOME

STOCKTON. Me. (UP)-Mar-
ion Colson has an affectionate
fox for her pet. During the three
years the fox has lived at Mar
ions home it has run away four
times. It only STAYS a few days,
however. Marion believes her pet
misses the banana and candy she
feeds it., so returns.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-07

Throwback," "Outlawed Guns"
"Silver Spure," and "The Boss
Rider of Gun Creek" which will
be shown some time soon after
they are finished.
On the same program with
Empty Saddles" will be seen the
next chapter of the thrilling Sc
rial story of the adventures of
Robinson Crusoe of Clipper
Island"
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The man who has lived a half
dozen lives in one-that's Buck
western thriller, Empty Saddles"
Jones, the film star, whose latest
comes to the State theatre Friday
and Saturday Of this week. A SOL
der, cowboy, aviator, race-driver,
screen star and film producer are
the big occupations held down by
Buck.
Besides the new picture, Emp
ty Saddles" Buck is making 1.-The
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srn 70 NORMAL

a., ..i,r 10 the Asheville
Z r, So, ~ Misses Thelma Jer-
va 5. .r,I Randolph and Mar
AZ Li'e'
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Notice OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION

Notice OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
North Carolina
Henderson County
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
w. II. Waldrop. Plaintiff
VS..
Estcllc Waldrop. Defendant
The defendant will take notice
that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the SUI
pcrior Court Of Henderson Coun-
ty. for the purpose, on the part
of the plaintiff, of obtaining an
absolute divorce. on the grounds
of two years separation, by agree
ment. and that the defendant is
required to appear at the office
of the Clerk Of Superior Court
for Henderson County. and an
swer or demur to the complaint
of the plaintiff, on the 9th Feb
ruary. 1887, or within thirty days
thereafter or the relief demand
ed in the complaint will be grant
ed.
This 7th day Of January. 1887.
(Sgned) GEO. w. FLETCHER,
Assistant Clerk of Superior
Court.
l-7-Thurs-atD
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,osAy:s- Clue

..s, department. oil t :.
II tI .s5 " met yesterday aft
F,a'; me H. home Of Mrs. f. NJ
~ a H., ,.' Albert Durham pre-
~ -, S'i h, session which was vas
3. 2 ~ with I'd clearing ring up DS old
81 y ard other routine ouS'-
- 800. the gracious courtesy
I.;S. ,l,sy. waters were serv-
q. Y, !. =. "a to the ladies.
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A highway 534 times long has
just been opened between Human
and Szschwan province in China.
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ios WELFARE
GGSSs SSEErs

EN,VS EETS
re junior ,,sr,ing at the Hen n
= haaas'Sl Inn ,.,', with Mrs. C. G: G;
.,sar.ie ..,..@..;dinc. and twenty
53.sasi,' sa.igr ,,Ii 70 roll call call. A
., r. s1 gwen BY the ,,s sha sas's5
Z y }; an ,OI the December 80
. 'a': "a. :! S;syjand hotel, tn, The
s,, 3; ia .SooTarccd that about
s1; s; a',''r made in other srn ways
aaI w; y to the soup ki'ehe"
- ,,rchasing committee
a, ,,,d Kitchen was appoint,
3 n :, .o ". Wcsdames Laurence n,
!o.oTGIgi +. Buchanan. Inc
~ ana .,sr work was report
sra, ST. ,'I chairman, Mrs, b; H.
By g., ,'' hundred and eighty
s y9r Of seryie" were re-
- 'f for November
~.
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NOTICE

AUCTION SALE Of furniture Sat-
urday. Jan. 9, IL o'clock, front
of courthouse. | will sell all the
furniture OF the ll-room house
owned by X. T.. Tatum. Con-
sisting Of s bedroom suites. liv-
ing room. dining room suites.
Rugs. odd chairs and many
other articles. S. Maxwell. AUG
tiOneCr.
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Carolina. securing certain lndebt-
edncss therein PANIED. there being
default of payment of said indcbt-
edness, the undersigned will offer
for sale at public auction for cash
at the courthouse door, Hender-
sonville, Henderson County, n. G.,
at twelve o'clock noon. May 81,
1887, the following described
property, lying and being in Hen
Jacksonville Township, Henderson
County, n. c.
Tract /: BEGINNING at 4
stake in the southeast margin OF
n. Main STREET. said stake standing
north &c degrees 81 minutes east
SIZE feet from the intersection of
the northeast margin Of Oak St,
with the southeast margin of y.
Main Street, and running thence
with the southeast margin OF \.
Main Street north 80 degrees >
minutes east 5lla feet to stake
at the corner of lot Ia; thence
south 46 degrees east with the line
of lot Ia. 40 feet to stake N
the center Of a branch; thence
with the center of said branch in
& westerly direction to a stake,
corner of lot ~; thence north lG
degrees west with the line of lot
~. $50 feet to the point of Be
GINNING, being lot l3 of the
Cold Spring Park Subdivision OF
Justice, Lee and Rector as shown
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on a map on plat book ] at page
SO in the Office 81 Register o.
Deeds for Henderson County, \.
Tract 2: BEGINNING at a
stake in the southeast margin OF
n. Main St., said stake standing
at the most northern corner Of
lot l3. as shown on plat herein
after referred to, and running
thence with the line of said lot
south 46 degrees east ITO feet TO
a stake in the center Of branch;
thence with the center of said
branch in an easterly direction TO
a stake standing at the corner o.
lot Is. now owned by r. g. An
ders; thence north 46 deg. west
with said Andels' line 200 feet TO
a stake i'm the southeast margin
of North Main St., thence south
33 degrees 43 minutes west with
the southeast margin Of \. Malh
St., SIG feet to the point of BE-
GINNING, being lot IA of the
Cold Spring Park Subdivision Oh
Justice, Lee and Rector, as shown
on plat recorded in plat book l
at page &c, in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Henderson
County, n. C.
Notice given this eth day OF
April, 1887. ,>~s
d-o7- Tuos.4tn Trustee.