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Evening star., 1938-01-16
FRIDAY

N1DA I
"Girls Can Play"
RITE Brothers In Life
Begins in College"
Jeanette Macdonald
and Allan Jones in
The Fireay."
"Alcatraz Island"
Loretta Young and
Tyrone Power In
second Honeymoon.
William Boyd in
"EopAlong Rides
Again"
Peter LORE in
'Thank You. Mr..
MOtO."
James Stewart and
Robt. Young in Navy,
Blue and Gold"
Jean Parker and
Leo Carrillo in
THE Barrier"
Bette Davis and
Leslie Howard in
Its Love I'm After"
Meet the BoyFriend."
Edw. @. Robinson in
Thunder In the City"
Frances Farmer and
Oscar Homolka in
'Ebb Tide"
Pat O'Brien and
Joan Blondell in
Back in Circulation" !"
Brian Aherne and
Olivia de Havilland In
The Great Garrick."
Deanna Durbin in
lone Hundred Men
and a Girl"
Errol Flynn and
Joan Blondell in
Perfect Specimen"
All-comedy night.
Dick Powell and Anita
Louise in "Midsum :
mer Nights Dream"
Leslie Howard and
Joan Blondell in
stand In
Loretta Young and
Tyrone Power in
Second Honeymoon"
Smith Ballew in
Roll Along. Cow
boy"
Robert Kent in Born
Reckless" Also my
Dear Miss Aldrich."
Claudette Colbert in
Imitation Of Life"
Walt Disney Shorts.
Claudette Colbert and
Charles Boyer in
''Tovarich."
Bette Davis and
Leslie Howard in
Its Love I'm After"
Jane Withers and
Thomas Beck in
"Forty-f1ve Fathers"
west OF Shanghai"
James Ellison in
Annapolis Salute"
Pat O'Brien and
Wayne Morris in
Submarine D-1."
THE Californian"
Edna NJ. Oliver in MY
Dear Miss Aldrich."
Edward g. Robinson
in
Last Gangster."
Claudette Colbert and
Charles Boyer in
Iovarlch.
Johnny Mack Brown
in
Guns in the Dark. J"
Live. L owe an d
Learn" and There
Goes the Groom"
Anna Neaele and
Anton Walbrook in
"Victoria the Great" !"
Here's Flash Casey"
Gloria Stuart in
The Lady Escapes"
Robt. Young in "Navy.
Blue and Gold"
stage. Great Kirma. "
Lily Pons and Jack
Oakie in Hitting q
rev High.
James Setwart and
Robt. Young in Navy.
Blue and Gold"
Paul NUM- in
THE Life Of Emile
Zola."
Frances Farmer and
Oscar Homolka in
"Ebb Tide"
John Boles and Lull
Deste in She Mar
ried an Artist"
Carole Lombard and
Fredric March in
Nothing Sacred"
Lew Ayres and
Mary Carlisle in
sHolH 'Eyr Nave -
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human and their doom Is touchingly
presented.

A THOUGH the bitter fate Of the
Conways provides Mr. Priestley's
play with the quality Of melancholy
irony that is its finest feature, the
author Is not satisfied with anything
so simple. An escapist complex de-
scends upon him, as If he were Mr..
Maxwell Anderson. and he must be
metaphysical Pollyanna who will
save his Conways and the tenderer
emotions of his audiences by a pretty
sort Of mystical optimism. The Con-
ways are doomed, their fate is a pitt
able one and their misfortunes are
boundless, but they really shouldn't
mind that because they once had high
dreams and played lot Of merry
charades. If they will just stand of
and take the long view and see all
Of life as concurrent process, they
will note that those charades really
balanced the failure Of all their life
plans handsomely. Mr.. Priestley,
looking philosophically at his Con-
ways in their sorrow and telling them
everything is fine, reminds me of that
mythical fight manager who told his
boxer, Go in there and fight; he
can't hurt U.s." What he says may be
true. but it doesn't help the Conways
much.
I gather that in England the Priest
ley moral was regarded as both help
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Watts
Continued From Page F-11

NSoHtluueu from rage F-1.)
Time and the Conways." Yet while
the majority of my colleagues found it
bogus and turgid play, 1t struck me
as being. after faltering first act, an
honest and moving ironical tragedy of
force and stature.
IT SEEMS that my admirine notice
didn't cause Mr. Priestly any more
happiness than did the captious COM
plants Of other reviewers. For nv
enthusiasm for Time and the Con-
ways" was based on the quality of its
characterization. its irony, its dialogue
and its human tragedy, and the author
1t appears, wants 1t to be applauded
chiefly for its ideas about time and
relativity. He fancies himself as q
cosmic philosopher, teacher Of
mystical optimism and something Of
a thinker. In fact, he even went so
lar as to lose his characteristic English
urbanity long enough to scold the local
critics for destroying in one hour ideas
ne had taken two years to contemplate.
Here I might say parenthetically that
II Mr.. Priestly doesn't realize that the
hours 1t requires to formulate a
hypothesis-which he frankly got from
an author named Dunno, anyway
have nothing to do with the minutes
1t takes to pick flaws in the idea, then
he really can't know so much about
either time or relativity. Anyway, it
was not my contention that the
Priestley theory Of time was nonsense.
think. in fact. that there is much
to be said for the belief that all of
time runs concurrently-that our yes
terdays, todays and tomorrows stretch
out around us like cities in q plain,
where We could see them all at once
If we merely could climb up on q
metaphysical mountain situated near
by. 1t is simply my contention that
the theory does not serve the dramatic
purpose that Mr.. Priestley thinks it
does
Time and the Conways" shows US
the members Of the Conway family in
the days Immediately following the
armistice. when all of them were filled
with high hopes and fine plans. Then
in the second act he shows US the
hapless family 20 years later, when
their dreams have been shattered and
they are filled with bitterness and
despair. In the last act he takes US
back to the time when we first en-
countered the Conways, and our
knowledge Of what Is to become Of
them nils everything they do and say
with sad, ruef,u irony. As have said,
the first act is disappointing one. It
Is slow and feeble and given to a sort
Of weary prankishness that Is not
encouraging. Once he gets into his
second act, however, Mr.. Priestley is in
excellent form and his tale of family
degradation and defeat Is an enor-
mously poignant one. In the final
act he even achieves an eerie sense
of terror as he presents, side by side,
his sardonic contrasts between ex-
pectation and achievement. His Con-
ways may not be attractive or likable
people and their failures may be de-
served, but they are very real and
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George Raft With
Sylvia Sidney.

GEORGE RAFT and Sylvia Sidney
have started work in co-starring
roles In "You and Me-" which is before
the cameras In Paramount's Hollywood
studio with Fritz Lang producing and
directing.
Raft and Miss Sidney last worked
together in the Aim version Of Vinar
Delmar's story, Pick Up," produced
In 1884.
Harry Carey. Warren Hymer, Quinn
(Big Boy) Williams and Carol Paige
also were assigned roles in you and
Me-" joining a cast which includes
Lloyd Nolan. Robert Cummings and
Roscoe harns.
In You and Me-" being filmed from
an original story by Norman Krasna,
Lang is directing Miss Sidney in q
starring role for the third time. The
two preceding pictures in which she
appeared under his direction were
Fury" and You Only Live Once"
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Carole Lombard and
Fredric March in
Nothing Sacred"
Brian Aherne and
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Graham
Continued From Page F-l.)

Joan Bennett (when in town., Mar
lene Dietrich, Douglas Fairbanks, sr ;
Constance Collier and Paulette God
dard; wives of studio big-shots and
everyday habitues, Mrs. Clarence
Brown formerly Alice joyce, Mrs.
Basil Rathbone. Mrs. Norma Tai
madge Jessel. and visiting socialites,
Lady Castlerosse. Alfred Gwynne VAN
derbilt, Jock Whitney, Mrs. Dan Top
ping (you know her as Arlene Judpe),
Until the recent opening of the
Trocadero Grill, Gary Cooper was not
a cafe socialite. But the good food
has drawn him from his home shell
and nowadays Gary and the missus
join the group of stared-at couples
about twice week.
Self-conscious Joan Crawford is one
Hollywood celebrity who has ALWAYS
preferred the bright lights Of we'll
known eating places. Under the
scrutiny Of her public, Joan appears
I'll at ease and laughs and talks a
great deal. Husband Franchot Tone
makes perfect foil, is quiet, consid-
crate and contrives by his manner to
surround their table with privacy.
IN THE days when Robert Taylor
could not afford the prices Of the
better eateries here, he patronized
several drive-ins and hamburger
stands. Bob will soon be a mil
llonaire. but his cafe habits have
not changed. His favorite restaurant
None-Such-Foods, is ignored by all
local cafe socialites.
When Jean Harlow was alive she
and William Powell frequented the
smaller, intimate bright spots-usually
the Tropics Bill is just beginning
TO md his way around again, but
now prefers larger places, like the
Trocadero.
A. c. Blumenthal is one of the few
Hollywood cafe socialites also listed
IN New York. doubt whether
"Blumey" has ever eaten q meal at
any ones home-including his own.
His favorite Hollywood cafes are
Lama0e, the Trocadero and the Ven.
dome
3'AAA AoAIA 11ophAlS, WHO OWLS local
eurry-specialty restaurant, barely
rates inclusion in FINLAND cafe So
ciety. She avoids the better known
places, preferring Mrs. Weiss Hun
garian hideout. serving the best gou-
lash in the United States.
Harold Lloyd is the dean OF formal
restaurant entertaining-the Cocoanut
Grove and the Biltmore Bowl are
favorite backgrounds for his white
tie and tails
The Hollywood cafe society book
would be incomplete without the
names OF the Ritz brothers. It Is nv
solemn belief that one or all of them
breakfast every day at the Brown
Derby. lunch every noon in the Cafe
De Paris at goth Century-Fox, dine
every night at the Trocadero. And
sleep in the dining rooms of their
homes
(copyrisht. 1888. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance IncD
Evening star., 1938-01-16
THURSDAY

,"'Girls Can Play"
Ritz Brothers in Life
Begins in College"
jeanette Macdonald
and Allan Jones in
THE Firehy."
Jeanette Macdonald
and Allan Jones in
The Firefly."
Loretta Young and
Tyrone Power in
Second Honeymoon {"
| VIII r R0sers
Handy Andy"
Brian Aherne and
OLIVIA de Havilland in
The Great Garrick." I"
James Stewart and
lRobt. Young in Navy.
Blue and Gold"
Frances Farmer and
| Oscar Homolka in
"Ebb Tide"
| Bette Davis and
Leslie Howard in
ITS Love I'm After"
Meet the BoyFriend." !"
Edw. G. Robinson in
Thunder In the City"
Frances Farmer and
| Oscar Homolka in
| "Ebb Tide"
| "Alcatraz Island"
Grace Moore and
Melvyn Douglas in
"1n Take Romance"
| Dick Powell and
| Fred Waring in
Varsity Show"
Enrol Flynn and
Joan Blondell in
Perfect Specimen"
| Jed Prouty and
Spring Byington In
Borrowing Trouble"
Dick Powell and Anita
Louise in "Midsum :
mer Nights Dream"
Leslie Howard and
Joan Blondell in
STAND In"
Loretta Young and
Tyrone Power in
Second Honeymoon" !"
Kay Francis
| in
"First Lady"
Robert Kent in Born
Reckless" Also MY
Dear Miss Aldrich."
Claudette Colbert In
limitation Of Life"
Walt Disney shorts.
IClaudette Colbert and
Charles Boyer in
Tovarich."
Bette Davis and
Leslie Howard in
ITS Love I'm After"
Jane Withers and
Thomas Beck in
"Forty-five Fathers"
Katharine Hepburn
and Ginger Rogers
in stage Door"
| Pat O'Brien and
| Wayne Morris in
Submarine D-1."
Talk OF the Devil"
Patricia Ellis in
Rhythm in Clouds"
| Dick Purcell
in
missing Witnesses"
Claudette Colbert and
Charles Boyer in
| "Tovarich."
Paul NUM- in
The Life of Emile
| Zola."
Live. L owe an d
Learn" and There
J Goes the Groom"
| Kay Francis
| In
| =" First Lady"
l"Here's Flash Casey"
Gloria Stuart in
The Lady Escapes"
Kay Francis in
Confession"
Stage. Great Kirma."
Ian Hunter and
| Pat Paterson in
"rfty-second Street" "
James Setwart and
Robt. Young in Navy,
Blue and Gold"
| Paul NUM- in
The Life Of Emile
Zola."
Frances Farmer anc
| Oscar Homolka in
"Ebb Tide"
| Pat O'Brien and
| Wayne Morris in
| Submarine D-l."
Carole Lombard and
Fredric March in
Nothing Sacred"
Brian Aherne and
OLIVIA de Havilland in
The Great Garrick." :"
Evening star., 1938-01-16

ful and encouraging. and it does seem
to please the more agreeable char
acters in the drama. Perhaps. though,
there will be people who will wonder
II the eagerness Of London playgoers
to find satisfaction in any such theory
OF time as the author demonstrate
isn't In some fashion a symbol of the
secret English desire to be cheerful
about the empire in black and trou-
bled day by attempting to feel that
the days Of Elizabeth and Victoria are
with them just as much as the days
OF Chamberlain and Anthony Eden.
Meanwhile, however. would rather
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for herself out Of . London directory
when she was changing herself into an
English actress" preparatory to
crashing Hollywood. In Dubuque,
Iowa, Margaret was better known -
Margaret Kies.
Dorothy McNulty changed her
screen name recently when she mar
RED. She took her husbands name Of
Singleton and added a first name Of
her own devising. Now she Is ON
cially billed as Penny Singleton" I"
and, she adds. no one can ever called
her husband "Mr. McNulty."
(copyright 1898. BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1938-01-16
WEDNESDAY

Midnight Madonna.' :
.Georse Arliss in
Man Of Affairs"
Mao West and Ed.
mund Lowe in Ever,
Days . Holiday"
Jeanette Macdonald
and Allan Jones in
The Fireny."
Greta Garbo and
Charles Boyer In
CONQUEST"
Will Rogers
In
Handy Andy"
Kay Francis
in
First Lady"
Greta Garbo and
Charles Boyer in
CONQUEST"
Frances Farmer ant
Oscar Homolka in
"Ebb Tide"
John Litel and
Ann Sheridan in
"Alcatraz Island"
THAT I May Live"
Robert Armstrong II
The Girl Said No."
Pat O'Brien and
Joan Blondell In
Back in Circulation.
Tyrone Power and
Loretta Young in
Second Honeymoon
Grace Moore and
Melvyn Douglas in
I'll Take Romance
Dick Powell and
Fred Warine In
Varsity Show"
Marlene Dietrich ant
Herbert Marshall in
Angel"
Boris Karlon and
Beverly Roberts in
West of Shanghai
John Payne in Low,
on Toast" Clark Gabl,
in Cain and Mabel
Grace Moore and
MELVIN Douglas in
I'm Take Romance
Joan Blondell and
Leslie Howard in
Stand In"
Kay Francis
in
First Lady"
"Rider OF Rockies"
Brian Donlevy in
That I May Live"
Claudette Colbert IL
limitation Of Life"
Walt Disney shorts.
Lew Ayres and
Mary Carlisle in
Hold EN-. Navy"
John Litel and
Ann Sheridan in
"Alcatraz Island"
Grace Moore and
Melvyn Douglas in
I'll Take Romance
Katharine Hepburn
and Ginger Rogers
In Stage Door"
Pat OBrien and
Wayne Morris in
Submarine D-1."
"Wallaby Jim Of tn,
Islands" r. Colmar
In Lost Horizon"
Dick Purcell
in
Missing witnesses
Myrna 10y and
Frarchot Tone in
"Manproof."
Ronald Colman ant
Madeleine Carroll II
Prisoner Of Zenda.'
Jack Benny and
Ben Blue in
Artists and Models
Kay Francis
in
First Lady"
"A Fight to the Fin
iSh" and "Wher,
There's . Will"
Bette Davis in "Tha
Certain Woman"
Stage. Great Kirma.
Ian hunter ana
Pat Paterson in
"Fifty-Second Street
Bette Davis and
Leslie Howard in
ITS Love I'm After
Breakfast for Two
Jack Oakie in "Fish
for Your Lady"
Katharine Hepburn
and Ginger Rogers
in Stage Door"
Pat O'Brien and
Wayne Morris in
Submarine D-1."
Oscar Homolka and
Frances Farmer in
"Ebb Tide"
Greta Garbo and
Charles Boyer in
"EonnlIegf -
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
TUESDAY

~ AANNAH
"MidniRht Ma donna. >
George Arliss In
Man OF Affairs"
; Mao West and Ed
; mund Lowe in Ever!
Days q Holiday"
Frances Farmer ant
| Oscar Homolka in
i" "Ebb Tide"
| Greta Garbo and
Charles Boyer in
-" CONQUEST"
Irene Dunno
| in
The Awful Truth"
Kay Francis
in
"First Lady"
| Greta Garbo and
/ Charles Boyer In
Il" Conquest"
Katharine Hepburn
and Ginger Rogers
| In "StAQe n00r -
John Litel and
Ann Sheridan in
"AlcatraZ Island"
THAT I May Live. !"
Robert Armstrong IL
The Girl Said No."
| Pat O'Brien and
Joan Blondell in
Back in Circulation. >
Tyrone Power and
l. Loretta Young in
l"Second Honeymoon.'
William Powell and
Myrna 10y in
Double Wedding"
Irene Dunno in
High. Wide and
Handsome"
! Marlene Dietrich an,
Herbert Marshall in
l. Angel"
Peter LORE in
"Thank You. Mr.,
Motto"
John Payne in Low,
| on Toast" Clark Gabl,
in Cain and Mabel
Grace Moore and
MELVIN Douglas in
''Ill Take Romance
Joan Blondell and
Leslie Howard in
stand In"
| John Litel
in
"Alcatraz Island"
Rider of Rockies"
Brian Donlevy in
That I May Live"
! Claudette Colbert IL
Imitation of Life"
Walt Disney shorts.
Warner GLAND in
Charlie Chan on
Broadway"
John Litel and
Ann Sheridan in
l." "Acatraz Island"
Grace Moore and
Melvyn Douglas in
I'll Take Romance
Pat O'Brien and
Joan Blondell in
Back in Circulation.'
| Katharine Hepburn
and Ginger Rogers
In Stage Door"
"Wallaby Jim Of tn,
Islands" r. Colmal
in Lost Horizon"
Lily Pons in
| "Hitting q New
/ High"
Myrna 10y and
Franchot Tone in
"Manproof."
: Ronald Colman AM
Madeleine Carroll II
Prisoner Of Zenda.'
Jack Benny and
Ben Blue in
ARTISTS and Models.
Jeanette Macdonald
and Allan Jones in
The Fire1y."
| "a Fight to the Fin
ish" and Nv h er,
There's . Will"
Bette Davis in "Tha
Certain Woman"
Stage. Great Kirma.
1 Carole Lombard an,
Fredric March in
Nothing Sacred"
Bette Davis and
Leslie Howard in
ITS Love I'm After
breakfast for Two.
Jack Oakie in "Figh
for Your Lady"
Katharine Hepburn
and Ginger Rogers
in Stage Door"
Grace Moore and
MELVIN Douglas in
"l'll Take Romance.
Oscar Homolka and
Frances Farmer in
"Ebb Tide"
GretA Garbo and
Charles Boyer in
! "C0ndlIest -
Evening star., 1938-01-16

be less unamiable about the English
and thank them for sending us such
q sensitive and honest young actress
as Miss Jessica Tandy. the most strik-
ing player in the cast Of what Is to
me an extremely interesting drama.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
"You and Me" Cast.

LLOYD NOLAN and Roscoe Karns
have been added to the cast OF
Paramount's George Raft-Sylvia Sid
ney starring picture, you and Me-"
Fritz Lang will direct as his first pro-
duction for Paramount.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
SATURDAY


wild Horse Rodeo."
Edward z. Horton In
wild Money"
Pat O'Brien and
Joan Blondell in
Back in Circulation. /"
Murder in Greenwich
Village" "Blondex
Are DANGEROUS.
Hot Water"
Charles Starrett In
TWo-Gun Law"
Glenda Farrell in
The Adventurous
Blonde"
Jane Withers
in
!"Forty-hve Fathers"
Carnival Queen" and
Fight for Your
Lady"
Pat O'Brien and
Wayne Morris In
-Submarine D-1."
BREAKFAST for Two"
Charles Starrett in
"Two-Fisted Sheriff. -
king 8 olo m O n's
Mines" Dick Foran
in Empty Holsters"
"Forty-nve Fathers"
and
"Victoria the Great"
| Wendy Barrie and
Walter PidReon in
"a Girl With Ideas.
| Leslie Howard and
| Joan Blondell in
Stand In"
Jane Withers in
"Forty-hve Fathers"
Also new serial.
Jack Holt and Mae
Clarke in Outlaws OF
the Orient"
| William Boyd in
| "Hopalong Rides
| Again"
Angel" and you
| Can't Have Every
thing"
THE Man Who Cried
| Wolf and Forty
five Fathers"
The Westland Case. !"
PeterLorre in Thank
! You. Mr.. Motto"
| Jack Holt
in
Roaring Timber"
Three Legionnaires," F"
Johnny Mack Brown in
Rouge OF the Range"
Claudettc Colbert in
limitation of Life"
Walt Disney shorts.
/ Dick Foran in
Empty Holsters"
Also serial.
Unknown Ranger"
James Ellison In
Annapolis Salute" !"
THE Barrier" and
"HopalonR Rides
Again"
West Of Shanghai" ;"
James Ellison in
ANNAPOLIS Salute" +"
| Hugh Herbert
| In
"sh! The Octopus!"
Trailing Trouble" :"
! Robert Wilcox in
..Armored Car"
Edward G. Robinson
in
Last Gangster."
Claudette Colbert and
Charles Boyer in
"Tovarich."
Eddie Cantor in
AL Baba Goes to
Town"
Bruce Cabot in bad
Guy" Buddy Rogers in
This Way. Please"
| Jane Withers
In
"Forty-five Fathers"
"Riders OF Rockies" ;"
John Wayne in
Il Cover the War"
Robt. Young in Navy,
Blue and Gold"
Stage. Great Kirma."
Lily Pons and Jack
Oakie in Hitting o
| New High"
Borrowing Trouble. p
June Travis in Love
! Is on the Air"
Roll Along. Cowboy"
Joe E. Brown in
Fit for q King"
Pat O'Brien ard
| Wayne Morris in
Submarine D-1."
Jean Parker and
| Leo Carrillo in
The Barrier"
Caroie Lombard and
| Fredric March in
Nothing Sacred"
Jed Prouty and
Spring ByinRton in
Hot Water"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-06-20

1870 feet to a stake; thence south
66 degrees west 23l feet paral-
lei to and 10 feet north Of the
dividing line of lots No. rs and
No. 76 to stake in the cast mar
gin Of Third avenue east (now
Cherry street,; thence with said
margin Of said street, south ~
degrees cast 100, feet to the point
of BEGINNING.r BEING the same
property conveyed to Frank
Stages by James Pilgrim and wife
by deed dated August 7, 1919, re-
corded January 20, 1920, and re-
corded in book l05. at page l59:
And being the same land and
premises as shown on plat made
by George H. Tidd, and now on
file with the Home Owners Loan
Corporation.
This property will be sold SUBJ
icct to 1888 taxes. -,
The purchaser at this sale will
be required to make cash de-
post of 5 percent Of the purchase
price to show good faith
This the 18th day Of June 1898.
=. c. ABERNETHY,
Substituted Trustee.
l.. b. PRINCE, Attorney.
3-MOn-4tp.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-06-20

side spent Sunday afternoon with
Miss Gladys LYDIA.
Gene Heron and sons. Claude,
of New York and Ernest Of
Gambler visited the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Walter w. Reed, Tues
day afternoon.
Little Doris LYDIA is improving
after being sick for several days.
day overnight guest Of her couS-
Miss Grace Ownby was the Sun
in, Miss Beulah Brown.
Mrs. d. r. Barnwell and grand
daughter. Ncttic, visited Mrs. W..
F. Barnwcll Monday.
Fred Lydia spent week before
last week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Singleton LYDIA, also his
wife.
Several young people of this
community who are members OF
the Y. p. S. l.. at st. PauPs Epis-
c6pal church, together with the
other members. enjoyed Il picnic
recently at Lake Lure.
Mrs. Helen Meadows recently
visited her husband, Jack Mead
ows, Of this place.
Misses Bculah Brown and Myr-
tie Lyday visited Miss Pauline
LYDIA, and also Miss Catherine
LYDIA, who was i'll last Sunday af-
tcrnOon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Edney, ST.,
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closure having been made by the
holder Of said Indebtedness, the
undersigned trustee, having been
substituted as trustee, for Alan
S. C'Ncal, said substitution beng
duly recorded in the office Of the
register Of deeds for Henderson
county, N. c., in book ZIG, Page
llG, will offer for sale ut pubic
auction to the highest bidder for
cash at the courthouse door IN
Henderson county, Henderson,
vile, N. c., at II O'Clock noon ON
the Sth day of July, 1898, the
following described real estate, to-
wit: All that certain lot, tract or
parcel of land situate, lying and
being in the City Of Henderson
vile, Hcndcrsonvillc township,
County Of Henderson, State OF
North Carolina, and more part'cu-
larly described and defined as fol-
lows: Being lots No. 7G and No.
IT and a strip 10 feet wide
along the south side Of lot No. u
of the Hcndcrsonvillc Land and
Improvement CompanY'S Barker
subdivision, as shown on plat re-
corded in book 26 at page l5l OF
the records of deeds for Hcnder-
son county, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at stake in the
cast margin of Third avenue east
of Southern railway (now Cherry
street,, said stake standing north
27 degrees west S51.7 feet from
, the intersection Of the east mar
Gin of Third avenue cast (now
! Cherry street, with the north
margin of Seventh avenue cast,
also corner of lot No. rs; thence
with the dividing line of lots No.
! II and rs, north GG degrees east
3O5 feet to stake in the old
Barker line; thence with said line,
north 10 feet to il stake in said
line; thence still with said Bar
! ker line, north ~ degrees west
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-06-20
BARNWELL

BARNWELL, June 20.-Claud
LYDIA is making improvements on
the Clark's summer home here.
The Clarks are of Charlotte and
will occupy their summer home
soon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
LYDIA, a son, who has been named
Fred Wayne. Mrs. LYDIA is re-
membered as Miss Mildred Edney.
Miss Elsie Barnwell has return
cd home after spending few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Sue
Massey. of Enka.
Misses Mabel LYDIA and Ethcn
PRESLEY, teachers at Edneyville
school, left Wednesday to join Il
number of other teachers to tour
Canada, the New England states
and various other places for a
greater knowledge Of history.
Mrs. Harley Freeman and
daughter, Ena, visited her hus-
band. who is i'll with humps at
the Hendcrsonville camp, Sunday.
Misses Irene and Pauline White