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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08
NOTICE OF RESALE OF LAND
NORTH CAROLINA


ASHE COUNTY
WHEREAS, on the 3rd day of
July, 1884, Roby B. Brown and
wife, BERTHE E. Brown, executed
and delivered unto w. o. MECH
bony, Trustee for The Federal
Land Bank of Columbia, GER
tain deed of trust which is re-
corded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds for Ashe County,
North Carolina, in Book rs at
Page 3O3, and in Watauga County,
North Carolina, in Book "a, at
Page 161;
AND WHEREAS, default was
made in the payment of the in
debtedness thereby secured as
therein provided, and the trustee
was requested by the owner and
holder thereof to exercise the
power of sale therein contained;
AND WHEREAS, a sale of said
property was had under said deed
of trust on the 31st day of August,
1912; and whereas, there has been
raised bid filed with the Clerk
of the Superior Court for Ashe
County on the property as sold,
and said clerk having signed an
order directing that the property
be re-sold.
NOW, THEREFORE, under and
by virtue of the authority con-
ferred by the said deed of trust
and the said order of resale, the
undersigned trustee will on the
10Th day of October, 1912, at the
courthouse door of Ashe County,
North Carolina, at 1900 Noon, Of
fer for resale to the highest bid
der for cash the following real es-
tate:
ALL that tract or parcel of land
containing Three Hundred Fifty
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08
HeltOn News

Rev. E. A. Eller preached a We
ry inspiring sermon at the Chap
ell church last Sunday.
Mr.. Bob DeBoard, of Viewers
Ford, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Blevins
Mr.. Moody Hale, who has been
working in Maryland, has return
ed home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Blevins and
small daughter, Barbara Louise,
Of Maryland, are visiting Mr.. and
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08
'~nwtt. ;. WASHINGTON
d1Il::fIllk::f1Tl

with an oil burner still being un-
certain just how much oil he will
get and how much he will need.
The greatest problem in this stu
alton is one which can't be an
swered by the price administrator
or anyone else. That is: Will ii
be warm or a cold winter?
Buy War Savings Bonds
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08
AIRCRAFT WORK

Eastern War Industry wishes to
employ and to train men for re-
sponsible positions as Precision
inspectors and Engineers.
Older men who have had tech
meal or engineering background
preferred. Address replies to THE
GLENN L. MARTIN COMPANY,
Baltimore, Md. 1O-8-3tc
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
MAE HUDLER
VS.
BLAN HUDLER

The defendant above named will
take notice that an action as
above entitled the same being for
absolute divorce has been COM
menced in the Superior Court of
Ashe County and verified COM
plant filed and summons issued
which is returnable in the office
of the undersigned on the 18th
day of October, 1912, when and
where the defendant is required
to appear and answer or demur
to the complaint; otherwise the
relief requested in the complaint
will be granted.
This September 18, 1912.
J. D. STANSBERRY,
9-24-4T Clerk Superior Court
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08

LOST-Sept. 18th in West jeff
erson, small black and white, long
haired dog. One half of face
white and other black. White
feet. Answers to name, "Ted".
Fond of riding in car. Finder
please notify w. H. Nance, Husk,
N. c., and receive reward.
1O-1-4Tpd
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08

FOUND - A truck wheel and
tire between Glendale Springs
and Jefferson, Sept. 20. Owner
can get same by identifying make
and serial number and paying for
this ad. Avery Hurley, Crumpler,
N. c. 1O-8-1tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08

MAN WANTED-Good nearby
Rawleigh Route now open. II
willing to conduct Home Service
business while earning good liv-
ing, write Immediately. Raw
leigh's, Dept. NCJ-249-45, Rich
mond, Va. 10-8-1Tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08

FOR SALE-Cow and calf.
Calf six weeks old, please see me
at once. Effie M. Galloway, jeff
erson, N. G. 10-8-1p
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08

$500 REWARD-for return of
Prince, a white and dark tan
shepherd-collie dog that strayed
from Emory Roland's, Sept. 81.
His name is on his collar. See or
call Ron Davis, Jefferson High
School. 1O-8-2tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08

WANTED - Is or 17-year-old
boy to work in our mechanical
department. The Skyland Post.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08

TYPEWRITER and adding ma
chine service. Factory trained
mechanics. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Deal Typewriter Exchange,
CO The Skyland Post. If
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08

A complete course in Beauty Gull
ture of one thousand hours for
$50 only. State approved school.
Glasses now forming. Mrs. Jake
Church, Macs School of Beau
ty Culture, North Wilkesboro, N.
Z. Silk
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08

FOR SALES acres good land,
4 stacks of hay, two good young
cows, four-room house and store
combined. Good location within
800 feet of Lansing high school.
If interested, see or write c. c.
Casio, Lansing, N. c. 1O-8-4tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-08

FOR SALE - Good Prick saw
mill, 52-lnch hoe saw, drive belt,
l2-horse power steam engine.
Will sell altogether or without
engine. See or write Tom CAL
houn, R l, Box A, Lansing, N. C.
9-24-4tp
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26

aild ourh nihtbriIlid)e @elhidts-
qlellen uulmebr 10 ltuluioerleglid
beluieien, oaB cine snsoeutltng ols
Sage, pollenbs aorbild)eu llr-
iprluss, eiue beibamenbe gelbihtlibe
lmo literurilde Sberfludl dliHfe!t ge'
nannt iperoen ntltB. 9fidJtig it, oaB
fu1t ale 8olfpr Der @rbe IN ibren
@otterlusen nod bunfle erinnerur=
ae,t at Die pine llroffenbarlng Die
@ott oen erften Wenlbeu segeben bat,
beluabrt baben, 8. 9. Die &ebre bon
ben orei Berlonen in @utt, bonn @e=
riht in Sssenieits, bon Spinluel uno
&0lle, bon g,tten llnb bDien @eilteru.
Die ultoroilrben', genauer islunbiz
lden nlio sar nidJt alleeneiu beut
Itben 8eliaionsiiberlief in Sic
beriornL @obu eenannt, Iino erit 5,ut=
Ilben 500 nno 1000 nad gbriItns gez
ialnlnelt uno nieoeraeIdrieben iuoroen,
.alS bas futbolilde Gbrilteutlm1 1bon
ilt uaen 2dnoeru @lrppas bis nub
SsSrlallo mo SSslano Dinauf nerbreitet
mar. Duber bat ser Sanmler Der
@obu III Sic @0tterIoaen aub drift
lirte Gorltelllueen einfliebeu lullen
abnlih mie oas ipatere beluihe ,,Ni.
bellnlgenfieo' GbriItlibes ulb 6eioni-
lrbes nliteinanoer permengt. Nnoere
3iige, ipie Ser ,,Speer" III ser Seite
Doltar Siegfrieos, ino oberflahlidc
uno ersiDungete 8ergleirte. Woh Ia
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26
Clio @aifenfreua6i

lportli9 niatntt, fonoeru NIT ais Gin.
fleioung etnes oerborseten, pon Ser.
ltaneigeu Ieidt 81 erratenben Sinns.
Nm ber gan5en ,,Helieion' bleibe als
ernIt 6u nebuetoer aern nur nod
Ole ,,Siebe', ;. b. Sic Mnbdnsli6feit
an oie golfsaeateinidaft 1utb oie
ielbltloie Seinaabe ou Die SSs,ttereiien
ber beutlben Hahe. 0ielc 2icbe babe
aber ntit Seins nidJts 5u tln, lon-
oern iei nidts unberes, als bas
u@pig @eiblide'', Die &ontpfbeaeiites
rtlng, Sic SEN SSSbealbeloeu, bcn ,Sei.
lono bonn Safenfre,t5" er5e1gt (S.
19). sSeIus, ipelder in ieinen aht
Seligfeiteu ,,SSiimnerlidfeit' (Sonit-
mutt uno 9enu,t), bas @eaenteil bon
Seloe,ttros lebre, ruiifie aus Ser beut-
lhcn Naile ault5 ousgerner5t fperbeu!
SSsn @irflihfeit lit oie @eihihtlid-
felt beg Sebens Seiu GbriIti uno sic
@lallbuiirbigfeit Der gpangeliitcn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26

polfer, ipelhe unter bem GinflnB iii.
bidder" @eiltesrihtnng in oas bibliz
Ibe gbriltentrm itmsefalld)t loerben
ieien. sSSln slltertrm babe es gar feit,c
Staot vNasaretb" eegeben, lmo man
babe crit ipater Die NorolanoIaeel,
bon ser @eburt nno bem areu5estobe
oes ,Seilanos" eineln iiioiid,et SSseIus
sngeldriebcn, ser inter ausnuslng
oes oamaliecn afintiihen Na1Ien=
ipabns pom baloisen @eltuntergan9
Sdeintultnoer getpirft babe e. 10.
Die beilise Mutter Maria lei nibts
anberes als Bic @otterHrutter ,Na"
- Wtana -, ser Seilanb ielblt fei
Ser Sonnenaott 9onar, ser iieereide
Selo, ser nit ieinen Strablen 2eben
ureo ssritbling bringt nno nit ieinent
91ibba1umer bic Seinee ihldat. Sein
stb5eihen lit Der nod ouen bier Stint
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26

beionilben Dit nnb NeItpreuBeu.
Nun iolen gar biele fatbolilben Rit-
ter ltno Wtarienberebrer ialnt ben
belttlhen Wtpltitern lno benz sSSei,l-
'itelt CD 5riesrib bon Spec als bem
Borfdmpfer Der ,oeutiAen" Saten-
freli5religion gegen oas roniih tatbo-
lilde Gbriitent,tm an fntarlhierenl
e. 2D.
9Sas oerlangen Die ,,ehteu' &afen.
frell5ler belul eigentlih? Seite 16
lagt es Der Berialier helltlih: Die
beltlden Ratbolife1 ,,niillen lid nost
Rom loslDien'', belien Meliaion ,.oe,u
iroilden nl1o Dem binlnllilden Batter
lano ber 9e,ltiden idaoet' uno miii-
len u,lnlern &eilano non &afenfrens
als ben tpabren &eilano.@brilten an-
erfennen"l Die Broteitanten iollen
weniaItens Die 8ibel nibt mebr als
geIdihtlid), bafiir ~saber Moria els
,&onigin' - Ser Nodt CD nit ber
Monblibcl ont Sternenbiliunel ooer
ais Gerforperltng Ser u5eloelnut.
terihaft' onIeben. SO louen iid alle
Dertld]en in eiucr ,,9tationalfir6e"
uereirigen. Daber lit all oas frontme
@ereoe Ser Safenfrelt5apoitel, rsau
luoue sic ,.briitlidc &eligion" lulan.
aetoItet lalleu, 10 ipeniq maDr nic
Die @eriid,eruna bes .erlten Siieners
int Garubieie: nsSbr iperoet gelpiB
(JortIeblmg al,f 5eite t2)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26

nelsriHtlmeen aefdtpllngene 9aiunler
- &afeufre,l5 -. Die 8ebnrt oes
Seilauoes in einem Stale" iei ein
Spnlbol bes sSriibliass, iuelher aus
Der 8interlladt nnb Der Shneeoede
berporfonunt. Die slpolf Mpoltel oes
Se;tanoes ieien Die Slu0lf Monate hes
ssabres, Der grl0ler ant &re,s nit
Dem ,,Speer' in oer rehten 5eite lei
ein Nabbilo ber norbiiben uWfilh-
hrnBe" am Sternenbinntel. ll,lter
ben 7sermaniihen ,@alfiiren' IL.
t0) ,lnb ben iiibHd 5briItliben
uSdubensell" ieien Die beltlhen
srauen llno ssllngfrallen at oerltc-
ben, ipelhe Die ,,6eloe,t" fiiiien unb
alrfnuarteru, y tapfer su bleiben n'lb
Iit) fiir has 8aterln1lb Su Dpfeat.. Der
,,&i,nner' iei sic beutibe Bolfsse=
nteirIhaft, ipn bie 6elnen, audi ipctrn
fie faien, in ber grin,erung uno Sc
fhihte ,nIterblih bleiben. Das, .uas
bie ghriIten ,,Seelen' nenneu, ieien
MIR Sheen e.. 9l, 3. +. bilolihe
GorItellllngeu bon ltnaltslpre6liden
Ratl,rfraften Sdidlals-
ODER Sittengeiebe. (@er oeltft aber
bieie ,@ebanfen, mem bie Seelen ielblt
MIR ,,@ebanfen' iinb2) Mls ,,Soeeu'
braude man lie and nidt mie @lau=t
bensiuabrbeiten an5unebme1, ionbern
MIR ais @ebanfenIpiel, 70 pie man
bic 8lumeuTprahe Ger Boelie nidt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26

derlicter lit oos 8eltreber> oie ,,Nta-
rien6lra' Der Deutlhorbensritter in
BeltprellBen als Stammburs ber al-
ten nno neneu 9ouar- uuo Waiaa,lbe-
ter at itempeln e. 2D. - Denu
oiele Burg lpurbe crit 1876 begomueu,
ols Sauptieite ser 0eutlhoroeuritter
int &antpIc geeen bie oonlols nod
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26

lung ,mb Rot. Roh sebt es INNS si.t.
Sir iDie lanae2
3iam SdlnB foroert Der Serfafier
feine idsuei5er Wtitbiirser auf init
ben @orten: 3inei Bflihten bringen
fitb iiis anf, Die Dir bisber bas @liif
batten, bon ipirfliheni Wanael uun
furdtbarelu @unger berihont 5u blei-
ben: Ole 9flidt SIT belfelL iolue't es Ii.
lruleren araften febt, nnb oie Not-
iueltoiafeit, alles baran 81 ieben, I'M
ferem 8olfe in ben nadIten Sabren
cine abnlihe id)lpere &ataItropbe 81,
eriparer. Doh ba5u 1T 5ipeierlei no
tis: itrengIte Sparlanlfeit lmb Die
dllBerite Gnitrengllng Dernpbrten Ia
baites.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26
Ser ,,Deatide 0ott" Drr Nafenfrtm,ltr

gs lit faunt glaublid,, aber leioer
tpabr, baB es bente, nad) mebrla6ri>
ger, neutrality-suspicious. Ser. fa-
tboliiden Stride nne ieeliher Self
eion isn Naaireide nod De,ltldame-
rifaner eibt, benen bieIe SatIahe lln>
befannt ST. iein lheint. Sa, es eibt
feear ltebernaioe, lpelde neinei, Ole
teH ser fatboliihen BreiIe aller 2an-
ser iiber sic MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Na5i sesebenen 8eridte ieien iiber-
trieben ooer gar erfnnoeH.
sseoem &atboIifen, ia iebem ipabrS,
beitsliebenben Meniben ge,,iiet es 81,
iuiiien, baB iotpobl ber BapIt ais audi
bic bel,tihen 8ilhoie (oie es bod
iuiiien ioaten) mieoerbolt gesen bie
snnebntenbe Gerfolgutg ieitens ber
Na5ireaierung proteltiert baben. Die
gau5e 8elt ipeiB, oaB ber ioaenanntc
observation-disclosures, Die Sitlerleitte,
Ole unter hen1 8auner bes Safeu'
freltses Sos be,,tlhc Snlt sur notio
nalen @oblfabrt lmb 8rDBe 5uriid
sufiibren porgaben, nod @ruuo Iasen
boraeben unb Mittel gebrauden, bic
auf Sntoleran5, Sanatisnnis nuo brll.
taler @etpalt anlfgebnltt finb lnlo folly
Iid geeen Rglibe Ienlhen= ,no @ot
tesgeiete perl ltpBen mo ben Mellihen
ieiner mnberaltberliben Mebte lmo
Sreibeiten berauben. slus bieIem
@runbe fornen iie ME mieber alif
bauernoen @rfolg, nod anf bic Deit
teirflme ser Maiorit1t bes bertId)en
@olfes nno altf Sic @htilns bes Mus
lenoes re1neu. Mlts 8ort lno Shrift
Der @ertreter nno Serteibiaer oes Ra-
neutrality-suspicious. geht nn5lueifelbait
Der @eiIt berpor, ,pelder bieIe Safell-
freusler beieelt. MaIianbaft iunrbe, be-
reites sur Ginfiibrlnra bes Nationals
fosialismlis in 9cutlhlanb Elm flei
nes Sd)rifttben perbreitet Der Sci
lauo bonn &afenfrens lit Der oentfde
@ott!" Sseorr hriltlieDe 2eier foitn
barons erlcben, melhes Befetultnis
Die pafenfreu5belpegung OILS ,,oent-
fhes Gbriitentnm'' aniieht 1tno bem
beltfhe,t GoIfe nit oller Maht anf=
slpiteat. @s iii,b oielelben @eemfen,
Die Alireb Nolenbera, Ser &aupt=
fbriftItener oes nSolfii6en 8eobad)e
ters' in leillen sroBeren 8ad,e Scr
Mntbos bes 90. Sabrbuneerts" Der
tritt.
lla oen 3tped INTO Die Abii6tell Der
Wosifiibrer fenuen si1 lernen, ialli
man ihre MeltBernngen nno Die Bnb=
lifatienen 1eien nno 6t,tbiereal. SSn
bent bereits obeu eenannten Sd,rift-
deu fteat Der nasiltild)e 8erfafler Die
au,lirtnige ltnb bobetllos iaatorante
Beba,lptalng anf> sSseins @briita,s mto
ei,sc Shutter Maria baben nie1nals ais
aeId,idtlihe Gerlonen eriitiert icn-
bern ieien altaern,aniid,e 8ertorpc
rntsen Der Ratnrfrafte l,no Ratar=
aefese, Die bihteriihen 5i,ubilber
altefter reliaioier usssbeeu' ser Roro>
4 xuI4 ,,.,2 ,,tf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07

Announcement is being made OF
juniors and seniors at Michigan
State Normal College who have
been invited to join Kappa Delta
Pi. national honor society in edu-
cation for junior and senior men
and women OF high scholarship and
professional promise. The new
members will be initiated at the
annual formal banquet to be May 2.
Juniors invited TO Join include:
Victor Apple. Miss Betty Baker,
Detroit; Miss Betty Despres, Man
istee: Miss Alice Durham. Royal
Oak; Miss Virginia Dykhuis, Hol-
land, Norwood Eastman, Cass City:
Miss Harriet Emery. River Rouge;
Miss Nina Fielder, BelleNille; Miss
Eileen Granskog. Stonington; Miss
Phyllis Griggs, Pontiac; Miss Ma
bel Hard, Addison; Miss Alice
Heck. Ypsilanti.
Miss Josephine Hampstead. Ok
ford; Miss Phyllis Lafoy. Sault
Ste. Marie, Ont; Zigmund Niparko,
Hazel Park; Miss Elsie Purchase,
Musk egon Heights; Donald Ridder-
ing, Melvindale: Miss Dorothy Roe,
Plymouth; Miss Oramae Sim
Elsie; Miss Marie Turner, Ypsi
lanti: John Calkins, South Lyon
ROLAND Langerman, Birmingham
and Miss Margaret Esler, Ypsilanti
Senior students who have beer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
Kappa Delta Pi Invites
Students 10 Membership

invited 10 become members are the
following: Miss Pas,lcia Baker.
Miss Clamah Clark, Ypsilanti. Miss
Virginia Mack, Detroit; Miss Con
stance Patrico. Mt. Clemens; John
Peknik. Herkimer y. Y; George
Rawson. Manchester Miss Rober-
Ia Burns. Grand Haven.
Miss Elinor Page Marshall; Miss
Edna Rice. Port Huron; Miss Mar
ion Sibley. Pontiac; Charles Walk
er. Jackson. William Simmons,
Belleville, and Miss Marjorie Heur-
ion. Chelsea.
Committees for the banquet have
been selected. They are pro-
gram. Wilbert McKeachie, Davis
burg: Victor Mastromarco, Monroe.
and Miss Beth Siddall. Charleston;
decoration, Miss Frances Lawr-
ence, Spring Arbor. and Miss
Louise Reinbold, Harbor Springs;
invitations. Miss Hazel Hanna. Yp'
SLANT, and Miss Mary Purchase,
Muskegon Heights.
Tickets. Edward Bowles, Detroit.
and Robert LaRue, Ypsilanti; re-
ception, Miss Dru1lla Ransom,
Pontiac, and Mrs. Walter Halsted
May % the local chapter will
send representatives TO the Kappa
Delta ri conference to be held al
Michigan State College, East Ian
sing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
Abandoned Mines Site
Of AirpIane Production

LONDON-ANF- England has
gone under to produce airplanes. In
old abandoned mines. deeper than
any German bomb can blast, fac
tories equipped with American-made
machinery and tools are turning out
vital parts of fighters and BON bers.
Operating on an expanding scale,
a few of the subway plants are al
ready in production. Others are I'M
der construction.
The factory workers whose num-
Der can be given only as many
thousands 90 to work by escalator
or lift" With fresh air being con-
tinuously sucked into the cave
space the down-under atmosphere
is one OF coziness and safety.
Mine tunnels are buttressed with
steel and concrete. Bricks and plss-
ter blot out the jagged mine walls.
Everything is brightly painted and
overall there is a soft daylight ef-
feet fluorescent lighting. The con
yeniences include tile washrooms,
lockers and a canteen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
NO REFUGE FROM LOVE ,'as,

JERRY
BRONDFIELD

you remember-were you laughing
at ME, too? You know what 1
mean" -----
Mono, I'm sure none Of us
was laughing at you. If We were
laughing at anyone it was Tay."
She tossed a stocking aside with
little gesture of displeasure. He's
such a likable dope, but dope
none the less. And he's the luckiest
man in the world to be getting a
girl like you"
Jack Curtiss woke with a start.
He looked at his watch. 1t was
$50. The door opened and Tay
Whitworth walked into the room
quite uns eadily and soaked from
head to foot.
"Wen, by the great horned toad,
what happened to your"
Tay grinned weakly. Guess I'm
little wet. Yep, little wet"
"A little drunk, too, I'm think
ing" Jack said.
Tay went over and sat down on
his bed, unmindful of his wet
clothes.
"Oooh. it was awful" he said,
holding his head.
"Okay, I'm listening If you want
to talk"
That Anthony gal-you know?
Well, We had a couple of drinks.
And then couple more. And then
couple more. And then"
Yeah, l know that goes on
for quite some time, but take up
where that leaves off," Jack in
terrupted.
she wanted to 60 for a boat
ride"
"A what?"
Boat ride. Around the inlets.
So we hired boat and we fell into
the water"
"Oh, lord. Who fshed you out ?"
The police. Isn't 1t terrible ?"
Tay mumbled.
And that isn't ALL" Tay con-
tinued. I'VE were marooned on
one OF those artificial islands.
Clarice took off her dress and
hoisted it on tree for a distress
signal. She wanted to play ship
wreck"
Jack turned over and covered his
face with his pillow. Lord deliver
us" he groaned. Then what? ?"
Tay spread his hands. They
took our names and brought US
home. That's all"
That's ALL hey? Well, Mister
Whitworth, I suggest you get
yourself a lot Of sleep, because
maybe you'll have some explaining
to do in the morning. You're the
guy that's engaged to that beaut-
ful Norwegian blonde. remember"
Sure, l remember" Tay sighed.
This was Just a little harmless
fun. Nobody got hurt Molla will
understand that"
Ito Be ContInuedA
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way. I'll take care of the royalty.
You don't know how"
Tay protested lightly, but Abbott
held up a warning hand.
Now you look here. Your old
man is trying to buy a thousand
tons of steel from me at less than
can make the stuff for. So if you
folks want to do some sort of
business with me you'd better give
me a little cooperation. Now
scat. I'm old enough to be this
young lady's grandfather, so put
your mind at ease"
Tay grinned. Guess I'm helpless.
Big business has me licked"
Abbott jerked a thumb over his
shoulder. There's an old friend
Of yours over there at the bar.
Clarice Anthony. Remember? You
ought to-" he said significantly.
You 60 over there and drown
whatever troubles you may have.
She'll help you"
Clarice Anthony hey? Interest
ing. Very"
where's Tay?" Bob Vinton in
quired a half hour later.
Molla laughed a short laugh.
'He went off to have a drink with
some divorce and that was the
last I saw of him"
"Oh, sure. That Anthony dame.
I saw them at the bar together"
Ted Holland said.
Did you look under the tables >"
Vivian asked casually. AS l re-
member the glamorous Miss An
thony, that usually becomes her
native habitat after the irst Is
minutes in the company of a
bottle"
An hour passed and still no Tay
well, guess we ought TO call out
the national guard, the police and
the Boy Scouts. Maybe he dropped
bread crumbs behind for a trail,
Helene ventured.
Ted Holland looked at Molla
closely. There's no use looking
for him, Of course. Tay can take
care Of himself"
"Of course" Molla said coolly.
well. It's after one" Helene
said. we might as well leave"
They said goodby to the Abbotts.
Don't tell me Tay hasn't shown
up YETI" Walter Abbott said
sharply.
Nope" Bob said. "And do you
know WHAT" He leaned forward.
held up his hand and stage whis-
pered. I'VE suspect sabotage"
They all laughed, but Molla
found that hers was forced.
Il wouldn't worry too much"
Vivian told Molla as they I'M
dressed. Hell be showing up
soon"
Vivian" Molla stared out the
window as she spoke Vivian,
when all OF YOU laughed tonight
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whoever would have thought there
was that much money on our
street?
Mother (Mrs. Pauls blind SIS
teri is still knitting socks at pres
emit hut she has just finished a sea-
mans sweater--she has done three
in five weeks
Il saw by the paper that sugar
is to be ratloned with you. does
your ration serve you? We get one
half pound each. Now soap is ra-
tioned-we get two pounds
month. washed last week and
used up nearly a months ration.
so that | suppose We shall have TO
shake and turn our clothes till next
month.
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Mrs. Harriet Collins. Potluck will
be served.
Cherry Hill
The play There's a Man in the
House, will be given by W. S. C..
s. unit one in church house at 8
p. m.
Saline
W. s. c. S. church parlors We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs. William
Tone hostess.
South Superior
Gale School Child Study Club,
Mrs. Leonard Engel hostess.
APRIL g
Sheldon
Women Society of Christian
Service will meet at the home of
Mrs. Sydney Sutton, s. Sheldon Rd.
East Ypsianti
Spencer Club Will meet with Mrs.
Percy Holloway.
Cherry Hill
Unit I. VS. C.S.. meets at the
home of Mrs. George GIL.
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Letter Tells About
Conditions In England

After weeks OF receiving no word,
Mrs. Ill Paul has had abort let
ter from her niece at Hettie-Hole.
County Durham. England, region
that was bombed last summer. The
family are all well and things have
been very quiet there for a long
time. She writes This is our war
ship week the quota here was
$4,000 pounds but already we have
raised 10000 pounds. with one day
more TO 20. Isn't II surprising
where all the money comes from?
It only needs an effort like this
to bring It to light. one OF our
neighbors subscribed 100 pounds