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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-08
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Lo.SI see four men loose, walking IN
the midst of the fire, and they nave
no hurt, and the form of the fourth
is like the Son of God.-Daniel 3:2o.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-08

successful at the time. Much later,
OF course, Jatindranath Das, Hindu
hunger-Striker went foodless for 81
days, and Terence MacSwiney. inn
prisOned Irish revolutionist, refused
food for II days, but both the latter
died as a result.
Dr. Tanner is one of the medical
pioneers usually neglected in histories.
Another is DR.. James Craik, who died
1874 years ago this week. Miss Blon-
dele Malone of Alexandria, Va, thinks
he deserves mention in this column
and the writer agrees. We are al
ways pleased when readers nominate
neglected heroes for this "hall of
fame"
Craik, Scot who came to this
country as medical officer with
British regiment, accompanied George
Washington in the expedition against
the French and Amerindians, and it
is to him that we owe the details of
Washingtons remarkable escape at
Braddock's defeat. Craik was again
at Washington's side in the Revolu-
ton, and was responsible for exposing
the plot of Gates and other jealous
generals to depOse Washington from
command. After the war he moved
to the neighborhood of Mt. Vernon,
at Washington's request, and attend
ed him in his last years. His close
ness to Washington-who called Craik
his "compatriot in arms my old and
intimate friend"-enabled him to get
public health measures recognized as
among the first necessary steps of the
new nation.
AMERICA AT WA RDAY-BY-DAY
20 Years Ago Today-News came
that the American freighter Alamance
was sunk off the English coast, with
loss of eight lives. Same day, near
by, the British transatlantic liner Au-
rama was attacked by a submarine,
but remained afloat and reached port.
The latter was a sister ship of the
Andania, which had been sunk off the
Irish coast only week before.
Ostend, Belgium, was bombarded by
Allied naval craft, and citizens suf-
fered with Germans.
The French high commissioner to
the United States announced there
were 4,725.O00 Frenchmen under
arms, of which 100000 were holding
3-4 of the western battlefront of 40
miles.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-08

ITS A GOOD TIME TO FAINT -
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the right paint to make vour st tu'I
brighter and more attractive. Alav
S. Watkins. taieA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-08

WE HAVE MONEY THAT'S o17Ic,7-
~ available to lend for hnu;r N-
building, remodeling and rofiSas'
ing Henderson homes. If Won u ,nn'
money for any of these p,,rn "aul
See AL B. Wester at Hende rSes
Building & Loan Association u lS 9en
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-02-08
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Evening star., 1938-02-20
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Magic Ice Cream
(for automatic refrieerafor)

a cup Borden's IA teaspoons vanilla
Eagle Brand Magic Milk cup whipping
i,
Blend Eagle Brand Magic Milk. water and vanilla thor
oughly. Chill Whip custardke* consistency and
fold chilled Pour freezing pan Place
freezing unit After about half frozen from
refrigerator Scrape mixture from sides and bottom of
Beat until smooth but until melted Smooth and
place freezing until frozen for serving Serves
*Please that don't whip the stiff just
foamy fluffy thickness.
Evening star., 1938-02-20

HOLLYWOOD Lunch Glamour girls of
the screen have a new quick-energy
scheme you'll love. You drink glass
of Bordens Matted Milk and eat one
sandwich for lunch = and feel young
and beautiful! You can order Borden's
Matted Milk at your favorite soda
fountain! Or try the family size pack
age at home.
Evening star., 1938-02-20

Why not Magic" Birthdoy Porty7 At children's
parties, your only problem is to have the SWEETEST
home made ice cream and the SWEETEST cake frosting
mother made. And the to both is-Bordens
Eagle Brand Magic Milk!
In the folder each is recipe for 5-Minute
Chocolate Frosting, fudgey and wonderful And here's
the recipe for Magic Ice Cream which requires cook
ing, only ingredients. and takes just stirring
to keep the mixture creamy and smooth You'll agree
Eagle Brand Magic Milk is really magic
whole milk with added and concentrated to double
richness Bordens Evaporated Milk made from rich whole
milk unsweefened Be you understand the difference.
Follow your recipes exactly!
Evening star., 1938-02-20

Danger! Men at work! When it comes to late eve
ming snack for husbands poker club say the
men do their prowling There's special cheese food
they or-Bordens Chateau golden deicacy perfect
on crackers, or in plain toasted sandwiches.
Other fovortes: Bordens Liederkranz or Military
Brand Canembert with crackers, Bordens Pimenfo
Cream Cheese or Borden's Swiss in sandwiches
Evening star., 1938-02-20

LIVERY PARTY ought to have star-a spe-
IL cial glamorous dish that sets guests
talking. So-we've gathered together a page
full-a buffet dish, birthday treat and a
with Borden's own richly-favored products.
For assured results, stick to Borden's-the
name that means fine quality and good eating
to millions Of housewives.
Evening star., 1938-02-20


cups diced cooked chicken cup Bordens Evaporated
l cup diced cooked carrots Milk
cooked small white onions cup chicken troth
l tablespoon chopped tablespoons -four
parsley teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon pepper
Arrange chicken carrots onions and parsley in lay
in casserole. Combine Bordens Evaporated Milk
and chicken broth. Add slowly to -four blending
we'll Cook until thickened, stirring constantly Pour
chicken and vegetables in casserole. Cover with
sweet potato crust. Bake in moderate oven $50 F.
about 40 minutes Serves to8.
Sweet Potato Crust
cup sifted -four l cup cold mashed sweet
teaspoon baking potatoes
powder u cup melted butter
a teaspoon salt egg, we'll beaten
Sift flour once measure add baking powder and salt
together and sift again. Work in mashed sweet po-
tatoes melted butter and egg Roll "a inch thick and
cover chicken pie There's difference in evaporated
milks, be to Bordens It's this rich,
creamy milk that gives the flavor to this dish!
Evening star., 1938-02-20
Mince Meot Torts

Mince Meot Torts
l (9-oz) pkg. None Such
Mince Meat
IA cups water
3 tablespoons sugar
Unbaked pastry
Break mince meat into
pieces. Add cold water and
sugar. Place over heat and
stir until all Jumps are
thoroughly broken up. Bring
) brisk boil; continue boil
ing for l minute. Allow to
cool. Line individual pie
pans with pastry and fill
with cooled mince meat.
Cut surplus pastry in shape
of hatchets, and place on mi
(40O' F.) about IS minutes
La gaceta., 1938-04-19

tratada ell alma Y la dulzura de
la muerta.--.. mi mismo cora
zon..--
"Despues. iva 10 iras sabien
do todo! 70 guard6 un silencio
sagrado, y la nina comenz6 a ere
Ger. Nosotros volvimos a Ma :
drid, y tn misma madre tuvo
muchas wees en- sus brazos a la
pequena, a la cue lego a omar
gran carino... Luego, muri6 tn
madre. \ 20 con entire en- ii Y en-
Maria todas las ternuras de mi
alma apasionada de hombre
9ueno.
"Ya 10 sabes todo: Maria, la
ahijada de los marqueses de Rio
Verde, es tn hermana. Els mi vo-
lUntad que la quieras como 20 la
ne querido, y que cuando llegues
La gaceta., 1938-04-19

America, en- una de cuyas Rep1-
blicas habia ocupado ell marques
ell alto puesto de embajador. Pc
70 ell buque habia naufragado, y
en- ell ~naufragio, los marqueses,
tuvieron la inmensa desgracia
de perder a su hija dnica, Jose
fina.
Maria, de acuerdo con dos
criados de confianza, un matri-
monio que guardaba una de las
fincas de los condos, hizo que la
nina, POGO despUes de venir al
mundo, fuese Nevada por aauel
matrimonio a la puerta del pa
lacio de Rio Verde. En- las ropi-
tas iban unas letras, rogando
que Sc la pusiera ell nombre de
Maria"
Ell marques Sc interrumpi&
La gaceta., 1938-04-19

sido consagrado con ell beso
mas puro Y mas grande que sc
puede sonar en- la terra, yo,
con tn madre Y contigo, tuve
que abandonar Espana: me
habfan nombrado embajador
en- Paris, Y nos marchamos
ALA.
Maria habfa quedado en- cinta
y en- mi ausencia naci6 una nj
ma. Pero como habfa que ocultar
por todos los medios la deshonra
de Maria (la madre de esta ha-
bia muerto siete meses antes),
la pobre martir Sc resign6 a Sc
pararse de su hija, de nuestra
hijita...
la casualidad favoreci6 sus
planes: los marqueses de Rio
acahaban de regresar de
La gaceta., 1938-04-19
"Los marqueges, Iocos de ale

Los marqueses, locos de ale
gria, adoptaron aquella nina que
les Iowa del cielo, y que iba a
sustituir, quiza, con sus risas,
ell dia de manana, y con su ju-
ventud, a la hija perdida en- ell
naufragio.
" 70 fui al palacio de Rio
Verde, decide los marqueses, a.
migos ~nuestros tambien de toda
la vida, me c~ontaron, emociona-
dos, Ell drama. Pero ellos, NADIA
sabian. NADIA saben del orfgen
de esa nina, a la que 20 estre-
che contra mi pecho con la mis-
ma pureza Y la misma ternura
con que a tt tie he estrechado
tantas wees, beSando su carita
de leche, miranda sus hermosos
oIlllos negros, donde 20 veia re-
La gaceta., 1938-04-19
,uerdo de la condesa desdicha-

cuerdo de la condesa desdicha-
da..~
"Cuando yo llegue a Madrid,
hacfa v%eintitres horas que Ma :
ria habia muerto. Me abrace al
cadaver con tantisima passion,
besando su roStro de cera con
tai fuerza y con tan desolada a.
margura, que me traicione. Mu-
chas de nuestras amistades com
prendieron que Maria habfa ST.
do mi amante; pero nadie supo
Ell motive de su muerte.
, "Quise~ver entonces a mi hiia
Y Ia vi. La vi en- las circunstan-
cias mas dolorosas que puedas
scspecharte: va tie digo que Ma
ria habfa hecho que la nina fue-
Sc llevada a la puerta del pala-
clio de Rio Verde.
La gaceta., 1938-04-19

La letra estaba aqui I'm POGO bo-
rrosa. En- seguida prosigui6 le-
yendo:
-. de Maria de las Me
yes. Y los marqueses de Rio
Verde la adoptaron.
Maria, la pobre madre de la
nina, la desdichada condesa de
Prado Azul, muri6 tres dias mas
tarde, a consequential de una fie
bre infecciosa.
"Yo, pretextando asuntos en-
Madrid, habia salido de la capi-
tai de Francia precipitadamen-
tie. al saber que mi amor crlpa-
BILE habia fructificado, con ami
mo de recoger a la nina. Pero
luego, al llegar a la corte, tuve
que contener mi amor paternal,
por tenor de deshonrar Ell re-
La gaceta., 1938-04-19
MARCELD MASEDA vENCIO
EN- LA r DE BICI
OLETAS

En- una carrera e bcicletas a
lebrada aver entire Tampa y
Plant City, Marcelo Maseda ter
min6 en- primer lugar, vencien-
do a su hermano Jose por media
duadra de ventaja.
La carrera comenz6 en- la es-
cuela preparatoria de West Tam
pa, cue dirige ell professor Nc
Laughlin, y finaliz6 en- la veci-
ma ciudad. Mrchos de los conten
dientes tuvieron que retirarse.
Completaron el recorrido Oc-
tavio Pedrero, Babe Diaz y John
NY Reina,
La gaceta., 1938-04-19
DEPORTES
LOS ~SENADORES DERROTA
RON "A LOS ATLETICOS DE
CONNIE MACK

Washington, Abril 49, FL
presidente Roosevelt trio la pri-
mera pelota inaugurando la TEN
porada, y los Senadores vencie-
ron a los Atleticos en- IN desa-
flo de fuertes batazos.
Doce carreras hizo la 40 ena
del viejo Griffith contra 8 la
del anciano Connie Mack.
Los Senadores, en- la primera
entrada, atacaron las curvas de
Harry Kelley y le hicieron cua-
tro carreras, enviandolo a la du-
cha. sis
A su vez los Atleticos hicieron
10 mismo con Yves Terrell, en- ell
tercero.
Alton Williams, sustituto de
Kelley, no tuVo meJor suerte y
en- ell cuarto lie hicieron cuatrc
carreras.
Zeeke Bonura dispar6 un cus
triangular, por el jardin central
en- honor del vicepresidente Gar.
ner.
Pocos momentos antes Buddy
Lewis habia pegado otro cua.
triangular por los Senadores.
Los Atleticos no perdieron e.
poder combativo, a pesar de Ia
lluvia, y en- Ell noveno lie hicieror
a Terrell varias carreras mas
El p~residente Roosevelt deseabs
un juego de fuerts batazos y fut
complacido.
A psar de los obstaculos, Fei
rell termin6 ell juego.
Filadelfia &c, III, 2e; Wash.
ington 12c, 16h, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-04-19
CON Los GUANTES
"a PELEA
t DUDAS

Como habiamos dicho nsso-
tros, Steve Dudas sirvi6 de "mo
nigote" a Max Schmeling, en- la
pelea de Hamburgo, y ell aleman
lie puso a dormir en- ell quinto a.
salto. Los segundos del ameri-
cano tiraron la toalla cuando
Steve Sc hallaba de rodillas, en-
la septima caida en- tres asaltos.
Schmeling do una sensation
de fuerza para convencer a los
nazis; pero no a los Observable
res americanos, bien enterados
de los secretos del arte de los
pufos Y de la muy acentuada de
cadencia de Dudas.
Este hombre acostara a Luis
-dijo I'm eronista amigo de
Hitler.
Acostaria a Luis 81 fUera un
decadente Y un vapuleado como
Dudas, 10 que no es-le contest6
un americana.
Dudas pele6 bien en- los pri-
meros asaltos e hizo tode 10 po-
sible por resistir Ell eastigo; pc.
no Steve habfa lido a perder, nc
a ganar, y los golpes. de Make
'le conmovieron y lie derriba
rom"
En- los dos primeros asairos 81
tantearon finamente y Dudas lie
vaba ell ataque. Schmeling estu'
diaba a su ~contrario Y Sc movis
hacia atras, en- retirada fra.
Max, al comenzar ell tercero
salt6 sobre Steve y lie agredi6
Habia llegado su bora y era cor
v~eniente que los periodicals. di.
jeran: eel hombre tigre."
Dudas, con un golpe a la de.
recna, cay6 a la Iona por la cuer
ia de cinco. Sc levant6 y siguit
boxeando bien, como 81 NADIA hi
biera sucedido. "El golpe no ha,
bia sido para tanto,"
Golpe a la mejilla, no a la MAI
dibula, y cay6 sobre una rodilla
por la cuenta de dos Sc levantt
como 81 NADIA pasara. Nueva de.
recha sobre ell corazon, sin sufi-
ciente vapor, Y a descansar er
la Iona per la cuenta de einee.
AL final del asalto los ojos de
Steve parecian extraviados.
Otros punetazos y otras cal
das, una de elias por nueve Sc
gundos.
La toalla cay6 en- 81 tabladc
cuando Steve movia la cabezs
desesperadamente, tratando dc
recuperar la clara perception
de las eosas.
LIE dieron a Schmeling Ell salu-
do nazi de Hitler y acab6 la co.
media.
La gaceta., 1938-04-19

Nos suena a "cuento chino
pero ell hombre del chicle", Sr.
Wrigley, manifesto anoche EN-
Chicago qre.por los servieios del
'revoltoso" Dizzy Dean de su re
pleta bolsa habian salido 185
mil pesos.
Muchos pesos son $4,000, sin
contar los servicios de dos pit .
cheers y un jardinero.
Pero Ell "ballyhoo" demanda
atlas cifras, de modo que Dear
pueda jactarse de su valor y OBJ
tener dos docenas de triunfos
para los Cubs.
La gaceta., 1938-04-19
LOS A DE AVER

Liga Nacional: Los Cubs ju :
garan en- Cincinnati las Abejas
en- New York; los Dodgers en-
Filadelfia, Y los Piratas en- San
Luis.
Liga Americana: Yankees
contra Medals Rojas, en- Boston
Atleticos contra Senadores, en-
Washington; Tigres de rivales
de los Medals Blancas, en- Chica-
go, y Browns contra Indios, en-
Cleveland.
Dizzy Dean visti6 aver Ell uni
forme de los Cubs y practice en-
Ell terreno de Crosley, en- Cincin-
natl.
La gaceta., 1938-04-19
VICTORIA DE MIKE BELLOI
SIC

New York, Abril 19.-Ano-
che, en- una pelea a ocho asaltos
verificada en- ell Palacio San Nj
eolas, Mike Belloise, excampe6n
del peso de pluma para la Co
mission Atletica del Estado, ven
clio por puntos a Young Chap
pie, de Albany
En- ell mismo programa, John
ny Rinaldi, de New York, supe-
re a Jimmy Villas, de Savan :
nah, Ga, siendo proclamado ven
cedor.
La gaceta., 1938-04-19

PERDIDA.-La SrtA. Lucy
Va2ques perdi6 aver una carte
ra blanca que contenia dinero,
un ~portamoneda negro, un pa
nuelo con su nombre, escrito con
tinta, y unas llaves. Suplica al
que la encuentre lie devuelva las
llaves o notifique a la casa de
las enfermeras d Davis Island.
La gaceta., 1938-04-19
LOS PR1MERos DEsAF1os
DE LAS G MAYORES
Cronin estuvo acertado en- la Sc
lection v los Yankees fueron
derrotados

Boston, Abril 19.-El direc :
tor de los Medals Rojas de Bos-
ton, Joe Cronin, acert6 en- la Sc
lecci6n de pitcher y ell joven no
vato Bagby domino a los Yam
KEGS, en- ell desafio inaugural,
venciendolos con anotaci6n de 8
carreras por 6.
Jim Bagdy die Ia sorpresa MI
nero l del aho y este lie proper
cion6 a Red Ruffing, 81 notable
pitcher, Ia primsra derrota de
1888. Bagby lanz6 solo en- seis
innings, pero recibi6 credito por
Ell triunfo. La sustitug6 McKain
Iuue cumpli6 acknowledgements
con su deber.
Vance, ell veterano, sustituyo
a Ruffing y la suerte no le Ia
voreci6.
Caando Mccarthy decide la
retirada de Red, Ell desaffo esta-
ba de Z carreras por 4, en- contra
de los campeones. Cramer y jim
my Fox descargaron oportunos
batazos. Hoag, Ell sustituto dc
! Joe Di Maggie, bate6 dos hits.
Trio la primera pelota ell go.
bernador Hurley.
New York 4c, Oh, 2e; Boston
&c, 11h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1938-04-19

Cuando Ell "jonronero" Di
Maggie Sc enter6 en- California
de la primera derrota de los
Yankees, declare que 10 sentia
mucho. No tomar parte en- ell pri
mer desafio lie cost6 al "jardine-
ro," seg1n calculo, mas de $3.50.
Aver mismo los Browns de S.
Louis ofrecieron al coronel Rup
pert ,por los servicios de Di Mag
gio, la cantidad de $150.000.
La oferta fue rechazado, ale
gando 81 coronel "que Joe no es-
ia en- venta."
La gaceta., 1938-04-19
La Gaceta
La Gaceta Folletin No. IL
LA MUCHACHA
DE La GALE
NOVELA DE AMOR
Y DE DOLOR
Original de
F. ALBUQUERQUE
Folletin No. IL

mente. Era esa edad en- que
las pasiones toman los carac-
teres de las tempestades en-
las montanas.
"Tu madre estaba ausente.. -.
mos cuisines, 81 nos cuisines
con todas las fuerzas de nues-
ira alma y de nuestra vidal Y
cuando va nuestro amor hahia
La gaceta., 1938-04-19

Con motive de la nueva tran
sacci6n de sorpresa, sc recuerda
que por Cronin Sc pagaron $50
mil pesos; por Babe Ruth, 1875
mil pesos; por Roger Hornsby,
100000 y varios peloteros.....
Centenares de miles de pesos
~. de nuevo sc pone a prueba
La credulidad de los fanatics.
La gaceta., 1938-04-19

FL aleman embarcara 81 dfa 8
de mayo para los Estados Uni
dos acompanado por e celebe-
rrimo Joe Jacobs.
La gaceta., 1938-04-19

Los Browns de San Luis, TN
team pobre, ofrecen $150,000
pcA Joe Di Maggie.
Ell coronel Rupert, ell rico GER
vecero, rechaz6 la oferta.
SPedira $3.50, 900?
La gaceta., 1938-04-19

McCarth no quiso utilizar al
"castellano" Gomez, por honor
de Ruffing, y perdi6 Ell primer
desafio de la temporada.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-02-10
OBITUARY

Funeral services for Mrs. James
G.. Saunders, age IS, of Jefferson,
who died in the Wilkes Hospital
early Friday morning, january
18th, from complications resulting
from scarlet fever and sinus
trouble, were held at the home Of
L. p. Coward Saturday afternoon
and interment followed in the
jefferson cemetery.
Revs. G. r. Stafford and r. H.
Stone conducted the brief service.
Due to the advice of the County
Health Nurse only a few friends
and the relatives were permitted to
attend the funeral service.
Mrs, Saunders was the daughter
Of the late DR.. w. r. Blackburn and
Mrs. Eva Blackburn She was mar
ried to James c. Saunders of Ma
rion, N. c., who has been in the
employ of the Scenic Highway en-
cheering force and the State
Highway department since coming
into this county. To this union was
born one child, James c. Saunders,
Jr.
4 Besides her mother, husband and
son, she is survived by the follow
ing half brothers and sisters: Mrs.
Willard Stansberry of the state of
Washington; Mrs. Neil Mcclure, Of
Idaho; Mrs. Ralph Sneed, of Eliza
bethton, Tenn; Mrs. Fred Krider,
of Todd; Mrs. John Mcclure, of
West Jefferson; Bledsoe Blackburn,
of Akron, Ohio; Mrs. P. L. Shore,
of Trinity; Mrs. Fred G. Ray, West
Jefferson; Mrs. Joe Worth, Jeffer-
son; Mrs. Florence Davidson, Bris-
toll, Tenn; Mrs. L. P. Coward, JEFF
ferson; Vonley G. Phipps, Jefferson,
and host of friends to mourn her
passing.
Thida, as she was known by her
many friends, had a pleasant dis
position an6 was a friend to all
with whom she associated. 1t was
her desire to live a true Christian
life. She was loving mother, a
true wife and our friend.
WRITTEN BY A FRIEND.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-02-10
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
NORTH CAROLINA,
A csrrrs r%<Nr YAYpyyxy 80

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
NORTH CAROLINA,
ASEIE COUNTY.
BY virtue of a power contained
in certain deed of trust executed
by Lloyd Greer to T. G. Duncan
Trustee, which deed of trust is dat
ed September %, 1887, and record
ed in the office of Register Of Deeds
of Ashe County in Book "a, page
437, and default having been made
and at the request of holder of the
note thereby secured, /, T. G. Dun
can, Trustee, will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the Courthouse
door in Jefferson, North Carolina,
on March Z. 1888, at one o'clock p.
M. the following described land to-
wit:
Lying in and being in Old Field
Township, Ashe County, North Car
olina, containing four acres and be-
ing the identical land listed for tax
alton by J. M. Mcclure for the
years 1926, and 1927, and for more
specific description of same refer
ence is hereby made to the title
deed Of j. NJ. Mcclure and wife,
Cynthia Mcclure for same. And
being the land conveyed to Lloyd
Greer from w. B. Austin, Commits
sioner, said deed being recorded in
the Office of Register of Deeds for
Ashe County in Book x-2, page 16.
This February 4, 1888.
T. G. DUNCAN,
2-10-4t Trustee.