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vs..
Zula LYDIA, Marie LYDIA, Ray LYDIA,
I;Ollie LYDIA, Lawrence LYDIA
and Otis LYDIA, and others,
Heirs at Law of Emma LYDIA,
Observation-Disclosures
By virtue Of 4 decree of the Su-
perior Court entered in the above
cause, / will, on the 18th day Oc-
tober, 1888, at twelve o'clock
noon, at the Courthouse door. in
the City of Hendersonville, n. c.,
sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described property:
Adjoining the lands of John b.
Hill, j. J. Enloe, John Pendleton
and others, bounded as follows
Beginning on a rock and pointers
and runs N. II deg. E. 30 IA
poles to "a rock in the old line
thence with the old line S. SO deg.
f. "a poles to a rock and point.
ers; thence S. % poles to rock
and pointers; thence N. 81 deg,
w. SO poles to the BEGINNING,
containing 13 acres and 26 poles
more or less.
This 18th day September, 1888
NJ. M. REDEEM,
Commissioner.
9-l7-Sat-4
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NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUM
MONS BY PUBLICATION
Commissioner.
9-17-Sat-4t

North Carolina,
Henderson County,
In the Superior Court.
Annie Mae Parker, Plaintiff,
VS..
John D. Parker, Defendant.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action. entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Henderson
County, for the purpose on the
part of the plaintiff of obtaining
an absolute divorce from the de-
PENDANT on the grounds of two
years separation; that summons
has been issued in this cause and
is returnable into the office of
the Clerk of Superior Court of
said County on the 10th day of
October, 1888, at which time or
within, thirty days thereafter the
defendant is required to appear
and answer or demur to the COM
plant or the relief demanded will
be granted.
This 9th day of Sept, 1888.
S. R. CATHEY,
Asst. Clerk of Superior Court.
9-10-Sat-4tp
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SNAKE BITE CURE NO
GOOD FOR ITS VENDOR

CALISPOGA, Ca, Oct. l. CUP)
Edward Lannoye. who had been
exhibiting ratClesnakes at the
county fairs as means to adver-
tlse the Snakebite remedies he was
selling, was bitten by one of his
own rattlers.
His own snakebite remedies
proving ineffective, physicians
had to- be called in and worked
over him. for five hours before he
was out of danger.
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AGAINST WORD "SERVANT"

LONDON. (UP)-With. Iy59O
names already on its books, the
National Union of Domestic Work
ers, having been launched, Sir
Walter Citrine; secretary of the
Trades Union Council, said: at
will be found in time that ser
want will not be a good term to
use.N ---
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so CENTS for dry cleaning aad
Pressing plain suits and dresses.
Cash prices; free delivery. Mil
ler,s Cleaners & Laundry.
Phone 153. 120 Fourth Ave. e:
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In spite of the drought early
this year Cuba is shipping more
avocados to the United States
than in 1887.
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PAYING Is and Is cents for
GOOD friers and heavy hens:
M. X: Cox. Phone 848. Third
Avenue. East.
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WANTED--Glass-closed bookcase
for use in schoolroom. Call $50
between / and 8 d. m.
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Special Notices

CALL jackson Wood Yard for
good wood and kindling. Phone
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Wanted
N-Farm. Products

VEAL CALVES wanted. Higher
prices. Engage ahead. Hatch's
Market.
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I3-Merchandise

SAVE MONEY-Why not reduce
your paint bill and labor cost
by using DEVICES 2-coat house
paint system, which makes 2
coats do the work of the ordi-
nary 3 coats; stays fresh longer
and defies cracking and peel
ing. Tested in 80 states. Get
our circular. Hendersonville
Supply & Coal Co. Phone S00.S
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3O-Male or Female

COUPLE or. 2 girls to occupy
small apartment and do house,
work for. 2 ladies in exchange
for rent. Couple" care Times
News.
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OVER TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS invested with as IN Sep,
TENDER. Insured safety and
nigh rate of dividends is bring.
ing in a volume of funds. II
You want the best home loan
available consult us, and If sat.
lSfied, file application and get
Your money promptly. Act to,
day. First Federal Savings q
Loan.
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I8-Furnished Rooms

FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
rooms and apartments for rent
400 n. Grove st.
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SAVE ON HOSIERY-Wholesale
and retail, for men and women.
New fall shades, Laureldale
Hosiery Service, 11S Sixth
Ave. w.
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y y = 4 = . = j n =
BUILDING NEWS
Published By
RIGBY-MORROW CO.
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
Lumber . Millwork
Fourth Ave. E. Phone 81

Contractor A. J. Henderson,
Jr., is doing a job at Skyland
Coburn Hyder of Dana is
using brick, cement, lime and
other material from our place.
See us for your needs.
* * * = + A. = X x =
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4G-Misceuaneous

WANTED = Old stoves, ranges.
Will trade radio, lumber, roof
ing, brick, tools. Bring 'em on.
/ Get what you want. Govan
Hyder. Cherry st.
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SAVE ESQ on circulators and
heaters from $2.95 up. Reliable
Furniture Co. "More value for
your money" Phone 1896. OPP
posite Courthouse.
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COMPLETE furnace eheck.up.
No obligation. Termite exter,
minator. Williams Shop, Second
Ave. w. Phone ITO.
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and Poultry

FOR SALE COW and 2 bred
SOws. Mrs. J. B. Dalton, Horse
Shoe road.
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WE LAY AWAY merchandise for
our customers who want to
make small, regular payments.
Select Christmas Gifts now.
Charlie French, Jeweler.
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6-Business. Services

thumbs DOWN on high cost. of
insurance. Our sound protee-
ton through Mutual Insurance
IS saving customers from 20 to
500 on cost of fire and cas-
ualty insurance. Investigate.
See Edw. r. Sutherland Go,
Phone $50.
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NOTICE OF SALE

State of North Carolina
Henderson County
In THE SUPERIOR COURT
M. F. Toms, Administrator of
Emma LYDIA, Deceased-Plain-
tiff
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Toe rAXI 10c-Between 4th and
5th, on Church. Phone 81.
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10-T-ansportatior

LOCAL, long distance hauling;
agency for Allied Van Lines to
and from any place in y. S.
Vile Transfer Co. Phone 1911
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FALL FLOWING, etc. See US for
Vulcan plows, drag and disc
harrows, Avery plows and
Avery pull cut moving ma
chine, pillow points for all makes
of plows. Walker Hardware
Co., Phone 60.
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22-Roons

WANTED-Boarders for winter:
Steam heat, reasonable rates.
Rosemary Inn. Mrs. T.. b.
Allen.
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DEPENDABLE USED CARS

BEE OUR NEW LINE of 1898
seat covers Midcity Tire Co.
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9-Personal Property

HIGH-POWERED RIFLES
.32 Remington Automatic.
250-300 Savage.
DIXON MOTOR COMPANY I
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-Seeds and Plants

BEE US for your seed wheat, win
ter oats, rye and barley. Farm
erS Federation. =
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For Rent
I7-Houses
FOR RENT

909 5th Ave. w. $40 per mo.
29O Ridgewood Ave. SIS per mo.
500 4th Ave. w. $40 per mo.
BROWNLEE
Insurance q Realty Company
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Houses and Real Estate

ACRES, Brevard highway, all
wooded. spring, nice knoll. good
view, electricity, ideal home
site. R. L. Briggs, Henderson
vile, Route 4. F"
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American Who
Deserted Rebels
Is Facing Court

GIBRALTAR. Feb. II. (UP)-
Guy Wilkinson Stuart Castle, %,
of Washington, D. c., faced a
court martial at Talavera de la
Reina last night charged with de-
sorting Generalissimo Francisco
frances insurgent forces.
Although suffering fro m
wounds, Castle made a dramatic
escape from a hospital at La Lii
nea just across the border last
Friday and attempted to swim to
Gibraltar to join his mother who
arrived here from Washington.
He misjudged his direction in
the darkness and swan ashore a
few yards from the British line.
Watch dogs began barking, and
insurgent sentries captured him.
Mrs. Harriet Bayne Castle, his
mother, left Immediately for Sc
vile to plead for her son. When
she arrived here two weeks ago,
she arranged with rebel authori-
ties to have her son transferred
from a Talavera de la Reina hos
pital to Seville and later to La
Linea. She visited him daily.
Castle left Washington last
June, enlisted in the rebel army
and served on the Madrid front
where he was wounded recently.
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AFTER.
GIVEN.
FONOYECOODS.
E,keu to Military Office,
Forced to Sweep Floors,
Walsh Says
CONSUL READY TO
PROTEST INCIDENT

SHANGHAI. Feb. l.. (CP).-
United States Consul Charles +,
Eaass planned today to make
I.rrs.er.,-.ons To japanese re-
I.riirr the complaint Of an
r,.r;,ar ,ha. he had been forced
/, 50, s,rser the floor ot u room IN a
i.nare,e military Office.
1 LANES Walsh. Of Trevor, Wis,
..vor,s5 ina, last night he was
Sr,yrr,ed from transporting ma
<srials across Garden bridge. aft
4 securing permit.
/ H. was taken 10 the Japanese
~ where he suffered indigni-
b. including being forced to
HeeD the floor.
4 Walsh said :ha; he was taken
2 Japanese landing party Of
lee where a japanese interpreter
Eicc "bacshanlct him with his
Is He was forced 70 sweep the
3oor Of a smal, room before the
Efjcers finally approved his per-
II and allowed him 20 proceed,
said.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-17

The second annual corn show
and banquet of Henderson and
Pennsylvania counties will be a
double-header as a source OF IN
formation and inspiration in bet
ter corn production, according to
Farm Agent G. D. White.
Mr.. White says there are pros
poets for 80 exhibits from TINS
county and 20 from Transylvanla
for the corn judging contests
which will begin about II O'Clock
at the Ames hotel. The vocation
al-agricultural students from the
two counties will stage Judging
contest. Meanwhile the Al cluo
bows of both counties will nave
a Judging team and awards VIII
be made in both of these CON
tests, but the climax will come
in announcement of winners IN
Ger the judging of Prof. ); Y:
Clapp, director of the State Test
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-17
SPIRITUALIZED
CHURCH Held
METHODIST AIM
Special Speakers Here Tell
Objective Of Aldersgate
Concentration

MethodistS from several pas
torates in the ASheville district Of
the Western North Carolina con-
ference heard two special speak
crs advance the capitalization
of the machinery of Methodism'
as the objective of the AlderSgatc
commemoration, now being OBJ
served throughout the United
States, in a special service at the
First. Methodist church here last
night. =, -
The speakers-the Rev. NJ. T;
SmatherS, presiding elder. and
the Rev. w. l.. HutchinS, director
of the commemoration IN the con-
ference-said that the movement
is in celebration of the 2OOth an
niversary of the conversion OF
John Wesley, and that the fact
that this conversion took place IN
a small mission church in Alders-
gate street, London, has little
Significance if the fact is over
Continued on page FOUR
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barren Out For
|lax Collectorship
Aifu Democrat to An
nOunce for Post

peputy Sheriff ". A. Garren, a
f.. .yE sheriff, announced TODAY
y og would be a candidate for
;so.ector Of Henderson county
r, %sc' 10 the action of the DEM
Eisile primary. u vic D'"
Nina M, many years active in the
r. "o'ratic party in this county,
Ea-, widely known resident, Mr..
4 'S5. SerTed as sheriff from ops
4 50 "a, In addition he mas been
r. T I.cer mere for many wears
% las previously served as chief
Fo y.C e Of Hendersonville.
kry w. me past two years he has
|Ssr Sa as as; deputy sheriff under
i'm 81 ", E. Davis.
|oo ne Is the third Democrat to an
|tep.sss. Tor tax collector, J. NJ.
t. G T' deputy collector, and Al
|og5 m@GH,ns having previously an
1aGed for the Office. "
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FHlNESE ATTACK
|NEMY IN 10 CITIES

|opyright, 1888, by United Press
CHINESE ARMY HEADQUAR-
|ERS, HSuchow Flu, kiangsu
IroY.nce, via Hong Kong, Feb.
lCPl.-IHspired by a person.
appea. from GencraliSsimO
|nlans kaj-Shck. Chinese mobile
EItS have attacked Japanese pO-
||Nons IN 10 cities on the network
railways around this strategic
y during the past - hours, ac-
||OrdlnE TO telephone dispatches
headquarters last night.
an army spokesman said that
Eayy losses nave been inflicted
1 the japanese in hand-to-hand
Saaag and that the whole ia
t1eSy advance in the series of
anT.eS around this railway CEN
Where the Ea~t-West Lunghai
'|ay crosses the North-S0uth
sn,S'H-PUkow lNankinpl rail-
=" has been stopped.
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CROP CONTROL
BILL IS SIGNED
Wallace Says Vast Plan
Will Become Effective
Immediately

WASHINGTON, Feb. II. (UP)
President Roosevelt yesterday
signed the $44O,OOO,OOO crop con-
troll bill, opening the way to an
agricultural program designed to
stabilize farm income and at the
same time protect the consuming
public from price-gouging on
fOodstuffS.
simultaneously the chief eX-
ecutive issued statement de-
failing the new deals fight on be-
half of the farmer and declaring
"the act represents the winning
Of one more battle for an under
lying farm policy that will en-
dure."
He added that the bill is mot
perfection but it is the construc-
tive product of the able and sim
cere work of many men" and he
called on the nation to "rcsolVe
to make it an effective instru-
ment to serve the welfare Of ag-
riculturc and all our people"
Secretary of Agriculture Hen
ry A. Wallace said he would put
the vast plan into immediate OPP
Grafton. He will launch it by an
nouncin gacrcage limitations on
cotton and flue-cured tobacco
and within a few days will call
for a national referenda among
growers to establish compulsory
marketing quotas for the two
crops.
Congress sent the measure to
the White House last Monday al
ter long fight featured by
charges that it means legalized
collectivism, that it will regiment
the farmers and reduce them 10
peonage, that it will cause a farm
rebellion, and that it will cripple
the livestock, poultry and dairy
ing industries through unregulat-
ed competition. ,
1t marks the new deals third
major effort to aid the farmers
and was hailed by Wallace as
good beginning toward an ever
normal granary plan"
The program Incorporates some
of the features of the invalidated
Continued on page three
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FRENCH CHARGE DUCE BREAKS
NEUTRAL AUSTRIAN PLEDGE

that Ambassador Francois-Poncet
in Berlin had been instructed to
make a demarche to the German
government asking Hitler for a
Qualification of his plans and am
billions in Austria.
A foreign office spokesman said
that, although the Austrian affair
was seriously regarded" France
would act with caution and with
out excitement"
France refuses to consider, he
said, that Observation-Disclosures
Germanic Union-is an accom-
plished fact and that Chancellor
Kurt Schuschnigg of Austria
might yet turn to European de-
mocracies for support and collab-
Grafton.
Air Minister Guy Lachambre
announced he was ordering imnle-
date reorganization of the pro-
duction of French military air.
planes to meet the combined COM
Continued on page three.).
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Juniors To Hold
Dist. Initiation
Soon In Biltmore

The second district of the Junior
Order, United American Mechan-
les. will hold a district-wide class
initiation at the Junior Order hall
of Biltmore Council No. 1874, at
Biltmore, Thursday night, Feb. "a
at 1880 o'clock.
Degrees will be conferred by
Black Mountain, French Broad
and Biltmore councils.
The second district includes the
counties of Buncombe, Hender-
son, Haywood, Pennsylvania, Polk
and Madison. 1t has Fl councils
with a membership of approx
mately 5000.
Cecil Jackson, of Biltmore, dis
trict deputy state councillor of the
district, will preside.
George W. Wrenn, special field
representative of the state council
will talk on the membership cam
paign now in progress in the state.
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PARIS, Feb. II. (UP)-trencn
diplomats asserted last night tnat
Premier Benito Mussolini Oh Italy
violated his sworn promise to up
hold Austrian independence ny
giving Germany a free hand IN
Austria, but that France is power
less to take any direct actlon
against. the Austro-German deVei-
opments. .o.;or
Although the NaSi penetration
in Austria offers a threat W
Frances ally to the east, Czecho-
slovakia, France was wary OF EN-,
barking upon any strong aetion
which might involve her IN a
single-handed war in defense Oh
Czech sovereignty. r,.u,
Like Fuehrer Adolf hltie ac .
march into the Rhineland IN 1850,
France and England probably Will
content themselves with repre-
sensations" expected to be dellV-
cred to Berlin and Vienna.
The foreign office announced
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ALCARY C.C.
BODY MEMBER
Succeeds {. K. Hoover who
Is Transferred From
Hendersonville

Directors of the Hendersonville
Chamber of Commerce met in the
February monthly meeting at the
office in the Skyland hotel build
ing last night.
Routine business matters were
transacted, and some discussion
of entertainment plans for the
summer took place, but no def
mite plans were announced. =
w. F. Algary, manager of the
j. C. Penney company, was elect
ed as a member of the board of
directors to succeed c. K. Hoo
yer, who was transferred to An
derson, S. c., from the local
Coca-Cola plant.
The directors also passed a
resolution of regret at MIR. Hoo
ver's transfer from Henderson
vile, and expressed thanks for
his services to the Chamber of
Commerce during his residence in
Hendersonville.
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DEATH CLAIMS
MISS PATTON
Funeral for Pennsylvania
Resident To Be at David
son River Friday

BRENARD, Feb. l7.-Miss An
nah d. Patton, 76, of Pisgah For
est, member Of a prominent
pioneer family Of Pennsylvania
county, died at 5:45 o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon after long i'll
ness.
/ The funeral services will be
held at 1890 o'clock Friday
morning at the Davidson River
Presbyterian church. A former
pastor, the Rev. W. S. Hutchi-
son, pastor Of the Mills River
Presbyterian church, and the
Rev. c. NJ. Jones, pastor of the
Brevard Presbyterian church, will
officiate. Burial will be in the
church cemetery.
Miss Patton was the last Of
seven children Of the late Elizur
and Ann Mackey Patton.
She is survived by three ncph-
ews, F. J. Patton, PiSgah Forest
merchant; F. Z. Patton, farm
agent for Rutherford county, and
William Patton, of Dallas, Texas.
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SATURDAYS 2-COUNTY CORN
SHOW TO BOOST PRODUCTION

farm at SwannanOa, and Farm
Agent S. L. Homewood Of Nc
Dowell county.
The program of speakers re,
veals unusual talent and official
connections. These visitors in
clude:
F. S. Sloan, district agent; F.
H. Jeter, State agricultural edi-
tor; Dean j. w. Harrelson of
State college; Roy H. Thomas, di-
rector of vocational agriculture /;
Tai H. Stafford, district supervi-
sor of vocational agriculture.
Mr.. White predicts that Is per-
sons will attend the banquet at
the .Ames hotel at o'clock Sat-
urday night.
Civic clubs have manifested in
terest and will have representa-
tives present. The event is open
to the public but immediate res
ervations of plates are necessary,
said Mr.. White.