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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-29
HOOPERS CREEK COLORED

f. NJ. Allen, Est, At acres
Hoopers Creek, $G.4O.
Samuel Clayton, ! 81 acres
and house, Mills River road,
SAL.
Peter ColIanter, I acre and
house Brickton, %2.O3.
Cam & w. Collins, Est, acres
land, $l2.G7.
Dina Corpening, ii acres
home place, 1924.
Onia Goodwin, | 70 acres land,
$3.55.
Alonzo Hazel, 9 acres Howard
Gap. $3.22.
Alonzo and Neal Hazel, 6 -
acres, S1.22.
Castor Hazel 9 - acres land,
$2.O8.
Martha Holland 10 acres Uoop-
ers Greek. $C.4O.
Linda Hunter, 80 acres Hoop
erS Creek, Sill.
Lucy +. Jones, l IL acres
BrIckton, 5Z.O3.
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MILLS RIVER TOWNSHIP
1927

DR.. Walter o. Allen, 48 acres
and house, Horse Shoe, $22.88.
n. F. Allison, 2 acres Shem AL
lison property, $10.87.
w. B. Allison Heirs, 222 acres
Forge Mtn., S27.31.
A. A. Anderson Heirs, IS acres
Brevard road, S17.22.
w. W. Atkins, Sc acres, Boyls-
ton, S20.26.
A. B. Bagwell, 512 acres Forge
Mtn., S1.53.
D. ]. Banning. 60 acres Bre-
ward road, S19.45.
Mrs. J. NJ. Banning, 40 acres
Boylston, S13.04.
Big Creek Lodge, IS acres Mills
River, $27.12.
Coy Blythe, 1 acre and house,
Etowah, $3.50.
J. V. Blythe, 25 acres and hse.,
Burns creek. $7.3S; 5 acres, Etc.
wah, SPIT.
Mrs. J. V. Blythe, AZ acres and
house. Etowah, S30.S3.
J. c. Bowen Est, 25 acres and
house, Foster creek, S8.19 bal.
Rrittain-Fortune, ct al, SO acres
Mills River, S2.12.
J. C. Britain, Sc acres Brevard
highway, S47.20.
R. F. Britain, 641l acres and
house, Mills River. $22.33.
Dexel Brown, 230A acres, Etc.
wah, $175.34.
w. J. Bryson. 20 acres Brevard
highway, $21.28; % acres South
Mills River, $2S.61.
Mrs. Estelle Buche, 2 acres and
house Ridge land. $500.
Buck Lodge, Inc, 178 acres
Mills River. S30.05.
r. L. Burgin, 10 acres and
house, Haywood road, $17.92.
Miss Bertha Butler. 20 acres
Butler Bridge, 1881.
Bertha and Pearl Butler, 103
acres Mills River. $77.26.
Mrs. Daisy Butler, Ga acres Nc
Dowell Greek, $25.83.
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,o. uoonors Crack so. 40.

acres Hoopers Creek, S9.49:
B. F. Chappell, 8 acres Howard
Gap road, SIPS.
Mrs. Eula Crook, IA acre,
Fletcher, $1.40. =,
Mrs. f. H. Curran, 2 acres old
school property, 1884.
T. J. Curan, Trustee, 40 acres
Haydock place, SAD; At acres
Huntley place, $17.56.
j. f. Dixon, 10 acres Huntley
place, $3.50.
Mary C. Dodd, l lot Fletchers,
$2.44.
J. T. Drake, II acres Smith
land, SCOTT.
Geo. Flynn, l-2 acre home
place, 1854.
Jack Fowler, ga acre and house
Naples, $3.05.
|. f. Freeman, 40 acres Hoop
ers Greek, $6.5S; 2 acres Hoop
ers Creek, SOC.
Mrs. Nellie Frisby, 2 lots
Fletcher, S2.44.
A. D. Gosnell, l 1-2 acres
Hoopers Creek. $2.97.
w. w. Hutchinson, sc acres
Hoopers Creek, $5.42.
f. E. Lance, lot near line,
. 1922.
Jno. W. Lanning, 10 IA acres
home place, $3.50.
C. V. & r. NJ. Maxwell, 2 IL
acres and house Fletcher, $40.
w. H. Messer, % acres and
house Hoopers Greek, $19.66.
John Middleton, / acre Case
land, $5.47; 10 acres Hoopers
Greek. $6.45.
H. W. P. Ownby, 6 acres Hoop
ers Greek, S6.12.
NJ. L. Ownsby, ga acres and
house Hoopers Greek, SAB.
! A. NJ. Presley, IA acre Fletch-
er. $11.SS.
J. H. Presley, 2 lots Fletcher,
| S4.S5.
Miss f. f. Smith, Is acres
Souther land, S4.45.
Lucia Sorrell, II acres Hoop
ers Creek, S7.57.
William Sorrell, Est, so acres
Hoopers Greek, $26.09.
Decatur Stepp. s acres Fea-
therston Creek, S1.94.
Mrs. L. A. Sumner, 1G acres
Fletcher, $11.GG.
A. G. Tandy, 4 lots Royal Oak
Park. S2.44.
The Homestead Investment Co.,
50 acres Patton land, $3.50.
A. Tobin, l 1-6 acres Logan
land, S9.12.
Mrs. Lula Whitaker, 4 lots
Fletcher, S2.97.
s. c. Wilkie i house Fletcher,
/ S8.14.
NJ. c. Youngblood, l acre and
house Hoopers Creek, $2.78.
Southern Railway Co., build
ines. tracks and right Of way
/ $2,279.70.
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DELINQUENT

Mary X. Bonesteel, 10 lots
Lake Summit, $4.53.
Thomas b. Butler, GO acres
Guice land. $3.46.
W. A. Harvin, 7 lots Green r.,
$2.55.
J. D. Hill. ct al, 16O acres near
SaIuda, 1888.
w. D. Howard, ct al, 2 lots and
house Tuxedo, $40.
John j. jackson, Tr., mining
rights, mineral con. on 900 acres
Green River, S7.64.
A. C.. Jones, Est, "a acres, l..
Baker prop, $3.50.
Walter McCrary, Is acres Os-
teen land. SIPS.
J. C. Mills, Al lots Rocky
Gorge, S1.13.
J. 4. Moody, / house near Sa-
luda, $4.25. .
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Osteen, l
acre and house Green River,
$3.50.
Harvey Osteen, u acres Osteen
land. $3.08.
Clint Pace, 3 lots Tuxedo and
= lots Freeman land, SAG.
J. +. Pace, s acres Mt. land,
$3.50.
r. L. Pace, 10 acres Andy
Ritts land, $2.16.
Mrs. Lula NJ. Pritchard, 4 lots
Green River. S1.70.
r. A. Sharpe, SO 1-2 acres, Pink
Station tract, $4.53.
GREEN RIVER DISCOVERY
Aft NJ. Griffin, 90 acres Tom
Jones land, 1924.
4 Jack Paris, s 81 acres
Spartanburg highway, 1928.
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HOOPERS CREEK TOWNSHIP
1887

HOOPERS CREEK TOWNSHIP
1887
Glazcner Bagwell, 1O4 acres
land. $500.
Leona s. Bagwell, etal, II
acres Fletcher, 1892.
Mrs. f. J. Baldwin, 50 acres
land, $36.I5.
W. +. Baldwin, 9 acres land,
$l6.55.
Mrs. R. f. Ball, ~ acres and
house Naples, S51.12.
J. Z. Ballenger, est, Isl acres
and house Mt. Land, $3.50.
VI. X. Barnwell, 2 acres land,
$2.7O.
VI. NJ. J. Barnwell, 81 1-2 acres
and house HoOpers Greek, 1892.
Otto Barnwen. 1-2 acre and
house, Fletcher, 1885.
Otto s. Barnwell, 8 IA acres
and house, Mills Gap road, SAB.
4. W. Beddingfield, II acres,
HooperS Greek, $6.10.
c. NJ. Beddingfield, ~ acres
and house Hoopers Greek, S1O.93.
c. NJ. Beddingfield and wife, l
lot and house Naples, 5000.
r. c. Beddingfield, IS acres
HooperS Greek, $500.
K. .. Bradford & G.. G.. Robey,
y 81 acres Hoopers Greek, $G.15.
Charlie BrankS, = acres Hoop
ers Greek, $2.54.
Mrs. h. b. Brooks, 40 acres,
Bear Wallow road, $4.57.
J. K. Brown, ) acres Goodluck,
$3.3S.
Sturgeon Brown, 20 Ia acres,
HooperS Greek, $12.9G.
Mrs. NJ. R. eagle, 40 acres
Naples, $24.2S.
f. T, Campbell, SO acres land,
$IO.2G.
J. t.. Garland, est, 3 acres
Brickton, $l3.25.
f. NJ. Case, ~ 1-2 acres land,
$l2.13.
c. +. Clark, 100 acres and
house Blake land, $124.33.
Mrs. b. c. Clark, 33 acres land,
$4.42.
Glenn Cody, . IL acres Blake
land, Sligo.
G. L. Crawford, q 1-2 acres
Blake land, SASS.
n. L. Crisp, 100 acres Brick
ton. $G8.78.
c. K. Cunningham, Al 1-2
acres land. $3O.54.
Mrs. Lydia Cunningham 10
acres land, $40.
C. f. Cameron, 46 acres land,
$22.28.
DR.. A. B. Drafts, 20 acres
Couch Mt, S4.05.
Mrs. c. X. Earle, 90 acres and
house Couch Mt, $6.75.
Mrs. W. J. Fishburn, 48 acres
and house Asheville highway,
$58.73.
Eugene Fletcher, l acre land,
1852.
J. P. Fletcher, Est, 7 lots,
Fletcher, $50.
R. W. Fletcher, 60 acres home
place, so acres Mt. land, $98.O8.
N. D. Flynn, 10 acres land,
S4.97.
Edward Frisby, l house Fletch-
er road, S21.05.
DOlphus Garren, 81 acres land,
$6.75.
Mrs. f. r. Garren, 81 acres
home place, S15.9S.
Dina c. Greene, 2 1-2 acres
and house Church road, $12.15.
Charles L. Grigsby and wife,
90 acres French Broad, $S5.62.
W. r. Gruber, lots Asheville
highway, 1928.
A. NJ. Hardie, 1875 acres and
house, S125.68.
C. NJ. Hare, 13 acres near
Fletcher, $14.74.
L. C. Hare, 7 acres C. L. Hare
land, S11.9O.
w. c. Hare, 8 1-2 acres near
Fletcher, $500.
Melvin S. Hatch, 60 1-2 acres
Asheville highway, 5000.
Donald Hill, 10 acres near
Brickton, $3.50; 5 acres near
Brickton, $500.
Rhoda Holt, 81 1-2 acres and
house Hoopers Greek, 1851.
H. NJ. Hudgins, 8 acres Fetch
er, $3.50.
Paul N. Hutchinson, ~ acres
and house Mt. land, $3.50.
Reba Hutchinson, 10 acres
Fletcher, $6.08.
Roy Ingle, l 1-2 acres hand,
| $3.35.
Eugene Israel, 1 1-2 acres near
county line, 1888.
b. B. Jackson, 80 acres Gala
more land, $3.55.
w. X. Johnson, 3 acres and
house Brickton. S49.56; 80 acres
and house Brickton, $4,000.
Chas. Earle Jones, 40 acres
Couch Mtn., S5.52.
T. C.. Justice, "a acres and
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DELlNQUENTS

l.. L. Baldwin, IA acres, Fetch
er, S12.02.
Claud Ballard. l acre Tanning
Bridge road, STA.
Mrs. M. w. Carney Est, TIKI
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James Barnett and Wlle, o IolS
and house Crab Creek, $3.50:
Joe Barnett. IA acre and hSe.
Valley Hill. $7.99. -,
Mrs. Lillian Barnett, house MI.
Home, STA.
Ona b. Barnett. house Clear
Creek, 1928. w.,
Mrs. J. r. Barrett, 3 lots Val
cntine S. d.. ! lot Jordan St,
1882. ,.u
Ncva ?. Bass, 3 lots d. Hills,
| $18.1S.
O. F.. Bass. 3 lots Church and
Main. SI3.44: ! lot OSceola Lake.
! S2.39: house and lot Druid Hills,
/ $7O.GS: | lot Druid Hills, S5O.8G.
Mrs. O. T.. Bass, | house Wash
ington ST., $1,000.
James Bassey, I !ot Mountain
Home, $1.3@.
d. O. Bachelor, / lot Laurel
Park, S5.GG.
J. Willis Baync, 1 acre Osce-
ola Lake. ! lot Maple St, $3.2,'
Mrs. Ruth Bayne, house Brook
lvn. &I.G8: ) lots 3rd Ave. and
Maple. $3.78.
CD , 20 ~ h'"''' '''7 '"''''
Mrs. Ada Bcaslcy, house Old
Ashcvillc road, $3.50.
Albert l.. Beck. ct al, ! lot o.
ccola, SIP.
po IieiV ig7 =; ~ D''"''S' "'"'
a." NJ r., 'I r.ny, poolcr lots
I'm. MRS. ~ Laura T. j. hS SIH "a ''''
''', ~. ~ =. On . to.,.as and
H@h.Ii !. PEI g.. a i5"H ~ anu
lou l"'oo'o's,.' - '''''- =
+. D. Bell. 100 acres Bell land
S32.4O. -,
Dr. {. [. bennett ct al, 'I'
y. T.. Oa"Iah" an" I"y""""'
""o."o.
Foster and Roy {. Bennett, |
10. Laurel Park, %I"G ! lot Len
o% Park. $2.5:t
Howard Bennett, J, u acre"
and nous" Haywood ka., Ioo."I.
~ i. and Mary G. Ecmnrlt,
l"nah"r plant Eth Ave. r., "IO?.zo.
~. D. t''h"rt.' '"I n 5- j
aetGn haIsar heights; %I.%t' ......
jH.f.!! Hr"1IsoA ISL, - acre"
o.. GroYe li4.. S2,44. n-oc
Carl hrntrH' lot J.. - sou.
Mrs. 4. :. Lo.sior. ! acres
HreoHt'I.!. nIg"W,i"y' - l. o.,
!s"h1. let's, Est. lot thyme
St. 9J.Ot.
T. K. blDcc and "I!", house Jth
. and Fleming, 5000; ! lot kcho
Lake l.. p, 500.
Resale Ei@or, lot Mountain
. Home, So. ,.,
A..'. b.H"I"E, lot b'"iH HAS
;r."4
LaIJA VI. Erd' i"' NJ Home
81. 10.
+: Lee Z. Hnd, lot Nrlm'r SdhnI''
-. ~. 49,.
Ms. n. \. bl"i"g<, Z lots Lhu-
70! Park, %$2".3I. 90.
Henry E""E' lot M"P'' H.
%".O|. 90 -, =,
N'sirlIA J." h'"'h""'H' ! LOT
h!n"""H' I't1' ~.
-. ". IT, h'@ S,,, man, mouse f'"''
. 'L4t EotS, So a. -,
=. T. h'%,n ~. H. i''' h''''"-
wei !"hd' @-,.
E"''i l.: h!"ch"c'' . acre"
ana mouse Ii3cy HfCFG' no.
". ". n!"ch|ch, - acre All"
house Valley !!!il, Sh.9i.
ID. &. Bland Lhr. Co.. : lot" Mt.
Royal. $3.50.
J.. j.. Bland, ! lot Sylvan lIl&,
&s.T0.
!. VI. B!nmt"n, > lots tempt"
Terrace, $lO.O".
). !. HIantpu, house -. ave.
T. SIC 20
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Campfeld, Heirs, 7 acres Ridge
land, $500.
A. J. and NJ. f. Garland, 115h
acres Mills River, %l3.53.
F. B. Garland, AZ acres Boyls-
ton, S17.56.
Fl. r.. NJ. L. and J. Garland, 35
acrs and hse.. Mills River, $43.81.
James B. Garland, 1874 acres
Mills River, $6.15.
J. J.. Garland Est, 3 acres Mills
River. $500; As acres Mills River,
SHOT.
Mrs. ]. L. Garland Est, 157I4
acres Mills River, $77.97.
NJ /. Garland, 16% acres and
house Mills River, $16.70.
Mrs. Paul Garland, ct al, 10
acres and house Butler b., $8.l2.
Mrs. Viola j. Carr, 8 acres and
house Boylston, 1884.
Mrs. Belle r. Cath"y, so acres
Brickton road. $75.14.
Miss Nina May Cathey, 3 acres
Brickton road, $3.03.
Mrs. Grace Z. Ceiey, 2G acres
Boylston, SG.77.
Consolidated Realty Corp. 6
acres Johnson property. Pisgah
road, $3.50.
A. p. Corpening, 25 acres
Forge Mtn., $26.03.
Gaden 0. Corpening, % acres
and house Forge Min, $7.58 bal.
O. f. Corpening, 20 acres Hay
wood road, $49.55.
Sherman Crawford. 21% acres
near Brickyard, S13.16 3la acres
near Brickyard, 1881.
Addie H, Cromer, 80 acres and
house Mcdowell Or; 5$4 acres
Allen road. pa acres Mcdowell
land, S10.55.
c. L. billiard, % 1-2 acres Hay
wood road, S26.14.
Everette Investment Co., 7 10
acres and house Mills River.
Mrs Mrs. Eva Fortune, 50 acres
Turnpike Rd., 5000.
Mrs. +. V. Fowler. Is acres
and house Horse Shoe, $"9.Gl
bal.
J. NJ. Franks, 80 acres Brick
ton Rd., SETS bal.
4. S. Gallamore, - acres Bre-
ward Rd., S1S.75.
H. J. Gawen. II acres Brick
yard I'd, $13.23.
Ella r. Cash, 3 3-4 acres Boyls-
ton Rd., SI23.
J. L. Cash, GO acres Etowah,
T. S. Cash, 80 acres Brcvard
Rd.. $25.95.
Gary & Moody, 1926 acres Baker
land, $23.28.
George Gillespie, sc acres So,
Mills River, $3.50.
Mrs. Ada Gilrcath, 30 acres and
house near Brcvard Rd., $27.GO.
VI. B. Graham. 20 acres Ne
Dowcll Creek, $3.G9.
Mrs. S. Z. Gray, 3 ID acres
Etowah, $11.72.
- '. ~ - '''' ''''
wood Rd., $3.50.
Gay Green, 80 acre. near John.
son place, $lhG6.
NJ n. Heron. !" 81 acre.
Mills River, S4.92:
Mrs. Louise Higgins, I acres
and house Boylston Rd., $G.l5.
j. J. Holden, 43 acres Buyls,
ton kd. %l9.OO: 49,,
Mrs. Flora Holiday, ct al, al
acres BoylSton. Si2.92.
Walter +. HoltZclaW. y -
acres and house Etowah. $@.G7.
Mrs. &. A. Johnson, - acr"'
land, sag.
J. A. Kerr. 81 acres BoyIston
$I5.44.
A. r. Kinney. % acres and
house Ridge land. $14.8G.
]. II. Kitchen, 1Ol acres French
Broad $lO7.45.
J u Ladsop Est. 1873 acre.
and house French Rroad SIO3.33
hal
NJ +. Lance. 22.8 acres Far
ming Bridge Rd., and - acres
land $23.73.
W r. Lance, Est, # IA acre.
Lance land. $5,17.
II NJ Lanning. II "a acre
and house Mt, Gilrad Ch.. $llOI,
! G. LAUGHTER, 20 acres neal
Prick kiln, $I5.8i.
! II, Laughter. 10 acres Brick
ward road $3.50: 16 ga acres
Turnpike road, 1928.
Mrs Cora Iedbettcr, 10 acre,
and house Bovlston. $4.86.
Mrs ! w, Ledbetter, Is acres
orJ W. bn, %, v" PidMo land Ska
p = Tcdbetter. ~ ID acres
Rrickvard road Sass,
" w w r 1nGhnttGr 1G IA aero.
R,.icL, vard S7O4. ID acres Dot.
con land 500
So4 I"Ilv r. Pf'D- C on 1000.
LION dlHSlS vi p, Op dIi -
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IiullL ldhu, 9i.JZ.
HENDERSCNVILLE TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Minnie Able, | lot Allen
and King, $3.50; 2 lots Pine View
Terrace, SSc.
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
Co., store bldg. n. Main ST.,
&l34.40.
r. A. Adams, Est, ) lots Lcnox
Park, $2.07.
W. d. Adams, Est, 3 acres CO.
lumbia Park, $500.
P. D. Adds, 10 acres Finley
Cove, 1924.
J. A. Aiken, house and lot
Barker Heights, $1l.94.
Florancc A. Albea, ! house
Greater Druid Hills, $3.50.
Albca and Thompson, | build
ing Main ST., $1,000.
Mrs. a. II. Alderman. 2 lots
Pinnacle Circle L. p, %lO.73.
{. \. Alexander, e lots Brcvard
highway, 5000.
Cadc L. Allen, 10 acres near
Horse Shoe. SIP.
Flora f.. Alien. Etal. house
Church u 9Th Ave-. $1,000.
n. 4. Allen, , acres Shaws
Creek, Sl6.S4.
Hma Justus Allen. lot FIcm-
ming and 80 lots Patton, &G5.52;
/ lot 18th Ave. v, $3.50; ! lot
Main st. city hall, &1G".OO.
Miss Jane Allen. ! lot RaIfour
Heights. $2.G2.
J. N. Allen. , lots Nj. Home,
&2.IS; 8 lots Smith land, $50;
y acres HiLigirt, %@3.GG.
Walter O. Allen, i acres Bro
ward I'd, &2I.il.
Mrs. p. G.. AIycr.ou. I lut IliIt
side Park, %2%9.
American Land Co.,, / buiIdiu"
4th Ave. W. $}O.2I.
Carl n. Andcrs, house Shaw.
C~ock Rd.. S2s.%4.
Ebert Anacr., ] lot Crab Crcch
s. $23G;3 is acres Willow Rd.
$50; ) acre Flicker and Pric,
Rd.. -. -.
+. +. Andcrs, I lot Carson sub.
divisfnm $I5y
VI E. l.. Andcry, Est. II acres
and hdm.n @ S.% rrnnk * *
al, Mrs ,.' + ~ 3nJrrs. II acres
LcTIr rrrcn sol "a. ! lnuer mean
HI,nn D1.,Er,. - 20. eim,
hide C',b Creek %G72
> y Ardrrs. ; lots New Hone
81 re-
G. r and Eupcnia Andcrs. &
Iote HAYWOOD Hills $III3,
Homer Andrrs. ! acres Flicker
and Price Rd', @2I2: i Ioa Crab
Greek St., S3.3G.
II. {. Andcrt, house OsccoIa
Lake. g2r5.
+, N Amdcr,, / Is acres and
buusr willow Kd $500: e.!
acrcs and house Suartanbure
birbvav. s2I.HI
NJ T. Ardrry. > acre. and
bonsr GrrrnviIlr highwav, $3.50.
Nadgc Andcrs. ! acres Flicker
and Price Rd G5lg
MIR. Nora Audcrs. bous,. VIII
low ST. SIG.SS.
Olive Ardrrs. ? 81 acres Flicker
and p,;c, ri + L,t C,..h C,.rE
CIV Sf - XIX '' w. '"' "
pouI lnd,r. ! Lnt WILLIAM -
sir27 ~
r udcrs Est Iot near
y i. Creek, s2.73.
p y AndnI,s - acre. and
bonSo 0.n'"io lake SODA '''','
W.;u:. - ..I .,,.'' ~, .
W me ~; i I'' ~. ~, ! IT,. ! -
@ a,o '"" "oUSe Nc" H"pe'
. ! I 7i'ii: = ,.l. NJ !.
t,f " lIl'e ~ y; A d9iD ~, = ioC
,, aJ bn,,. ',' yyiIrn pa 20 i II. -
i Int N. D TnI" 81 e. ne - !
wv II = .",J ~ r h ;Dn I
/ u! c, ~ | CI ~ - en- nIr oa S""' l
i"V Gt"p 'rGeh o. - :, '"'' -,
., Luna r - AhuGI.oh, ET ~. r,V"''
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r. C. Wilson, IL acres Spartan
burg, $3.50.
Mrs. ]. H. Yelton, 2 lots Rocky
Gorge. 10 acres and 2 houses Tux
edo. $3.50.
Southern Railway CO., build
ingS, tracks and right of way,
$2,124.20.
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Gale Foster, heirs, II acres
Haywood Rd., $4.28.
Marriah Leake, 6 acres and
house Butler bridge, $2.05.
Clingman NJ. Logan, y acres
and house Etowah, $7.05.
Henry Summey. IA acres near
Haywood Rd., $6.15.
S. b. Wheeler, 10 acres Butler
bridge, $2.l4.
James Williams, acre and
house near Butler bridge, $l.13,
bal.
MILLS RIVER DISCOVERY
Walter E. Lance, IL acre
Pruitt land. $4.92.
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MILLS RIVER DISCOVERY
HENDERSCNVILLE TOWNSHIP

Walter Z. lance, II acre
Pruitt land, $4.92.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-29

D. S. Mahaffey. 1921 acres Hay
wood road, S15.01.
Mrs. Z. B. Mallorie, 9 acres,
$5.78.
J. F. Nancy, 90 acres Brevard
road, $685.; Al acres Boylston,
$17.69.
J. A. Maxwell, $50 acres and
hse.. Clements Place, $68.58 bal.
Mrs. P. G. Maxwell, SO acres
and house, French Broad, $24.35.
NJ. Niece, 20 acres mountain
land, 1888.
Row Niece, 8 acres and house,
Penney Green S., 1922.
Grover Messenger, 5 acres Mar
low land. S12.15.
Gov Metcalf, 5 acres and house
Butler Br.. $10.92.
H. ]. Miller, 81 acres Boylston,
R. F. Miller, 40 acres Boylston,
L. r. Moody, GO acres, highway,
Etowah, $28.56.
F. D. Moore, SO acres near But
Ter bridge, $17.84.
Harold and Helen Moore, nine
acres and house, Mcdowell Cr.,
$3.50. ,Dr
L. II. Moore, 48 acres Mcdowell
Cr., $21.7O.
G. o. Morgan, 100 acres, John
son bridge, S92.4l. :,
r. NJ. Morgan, 10 acres, Etowah
school, $3.50.
Mrs. Vera B. Morgan, II acres
Etowah, S15.25; 2 acres Etowah,
STAG; 1612 acres Johnson b.,
$13.78.
W. K. Moss, 924 acres Penn
road S4.37; acres Penn road,
The Washington times., 1938-11-25
VISAS OF JEWS.
IN REICH TIED Up.
BY CONSULATES.
Exodus Halted Until Fine
Ruling Is Clarified
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page II
Ribbentrop. in a special broadcast
to Japan on the second ami
versary Of the signing of the tri
partite anti-comintern pact. al
legged a Jewish Bolshevist agita,
tor clique" is operating in the
United States, to arouse antago
nism against Germany.
The government today took
steps to dissolve Aryan-Jewist
marriages.
ARYANS TO SUFFER TOO
A high Nazi source revealed
that the government contemplates
a law requiring Aryan partners in
mixed marriages to obtain divorces
Immediately or suffer the same
fate Of the Reich's 100000 Jews.
German Aryans who remain
married to Jews, according to the
proposed edict, will not be per.
mitted to operate businesses OF
enter professions. In all respects
they would be considered as Jews
and made to suffer the same
prosecutions.
COURTS GET ORDERS
The new decree, it was reported,
is expected to direct Nazi courts
to grant speedy divorces to ''liqui-
date" the mixed marriages.
Increased suicides throughout
the Reich. bore witness to the ef-
fectiveness Of the proposed decree.
More than 10 suicides among
Jews were reported in Vienna
alone, directly attributable, it was
believed, to the governments
murder tax" on all Jewish prop
erty-estimated at $4,000, 900 900.
1t was believed in some sources
that the 20 per cent "'fine" was
calculated by Nazi authorities to
bring about suicides because of it's
provisions affecting mixed mar
riageS.
HOW 1T WORKS
In such marriages the law pro
vides the Aryan partner is not
liable for the levy but is forced to
serve as guarantor for the pay
ment by the Jewish member of
the family.
Suicide of the Jewish partner,
therefore, would make it unneces-
sary to pay the tax, the first pay.
ment of which is due on December
is.
Jews in Ostmark, formerly Aus
tria, feared today a new wave Of
arrests. Already $1,000 have been
taken into custody and are being
held as hostages" in prisons and
concentration camps.
The Washington times., 1938-11-25
COUGHLIN PLANS
TO MAKE RADIO
HISTORY SUNDAY
To Refute Race Hatred
Charges by WMCA

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Father
Charles E. Coughlin, who stands
accused of melting religious and
racial hatred, today promised "a
new chapter viii be made in radio
history" with his broadcast Sun
day.
In a statement issued in Social
Justice" his own newspaper in
Detroit, Father Coughlin said he
would prove indisputably" that
charges arising out Of his broad
cast last Sunday ARE manufac-
tured out Of the whole CLOTH"
WMCA MADE CHARGES
The charges were made by Sta
ton WMCA Of New York, which
yesterday, in an unprecedented
action, notified the radio priest
that in the future all his sermons
must be submitted to the station
4S hours before delivers nee.
Station WMCA services the New
York area, and was deluged with
letters and kilograms of protests,
following the priests broadcast,
IN which he dealt with Nazi
anti-SemitiSm.
The radio stations telegram to
the Michigan priest was as fol
lows:
your broadcast Sunday after
noon was calculated to incite
religious and racial strife in
America. When this was called
to your attention by this sta
ton, in advance of your broad
cast, you agreed to delete those
misrepresentation which unde-
niably had this effect.
TO CENSOR REMARKS
you did not do so and we,
therefore, are compelled to re-
quire you hereafter to submit
all scripts 48 hours in advance
of broadcast and to advise you
that this station will not carry
anything by any speaker calcu-
lated to spread racial and re-
ligiouS hatred, intolerance, or
strife in America.
IF we find any such material
in future scripts, you will have
to agree to delete it before we
will carry your broadcast, and
failure to live up to any such
agreement will result in instant
cancellation of your broad
casts"
If the radio priest fails to sub
NIT an acceptable script by to-
night, the station management
said, his sermon will not be car
ried in the New York area Sun
day.
The Washington times., 1938-11-25

are on strike, and the possibility
of a national general strike Mon
day appeared today to be more
menacing than it had been earlier
in the week
Sources close to Premier Dali
adler said today he was prepared
to seize a long-awaited opportunity
to dissolve the communist party,
emulating the action of the Swiss
and Czech governments.
In circles friendly to the govern
ment, it was asserted the com.
munists are engineering the pres
ent disorders in order to OPP
pose Daladier'S foreign policies,
the Franco German pact
with the hope of checkmating con-
Citation with Germany before the
pact is formally signed.
Opposition to the Reynaud de-
cree laws was said in these circles
to be merely q pretext for the
anti-governement agitation.
The Washington times., 1938-11-25
JEWISH VISAS
TIED UP IN REICH

Despite torture and travail in
dictator nations, the spirit OF
American Jewry remains constant
as this country passes the Thanks
giving season.
HOLD UNION SERVICE
Rabbi Harry Silverstone made
this declaration yesterday as
Washington Jewry attended an
overflow union service Of all He.
brew congregations at the Tife.
reth Israel Congregation, -Four
tenth St. and Euclid Ave. N. w.
All local rabbis assisted in the
services.
Expressing the gratitude OF
American Jews to President Roose-
welt "for his great humanitarian
services in the refugee problem
and for coming to the rescue Of
Palestine in its most critical mo
ment," Rabbi Silverstone said:
wherever force is applied in
the field of human relations it
is completely baffled, for human
relations depend upon person
ality adjustments.
SPIRIT UNBROKEN
You can beat a person into
insensibility, strip him of his
property, you can throw him
into concentration camp, you
can Danish him, torture him,
you can cruelty him, you can do
numberless things to him, and
you will still fail utterly to
break his spirit or destroy his
ideals"
Rabbi Silverstone said all his
torianS know that sc mpir e
founded on force have expired by
the same method"