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Library Notes BY ALICE BRYAN County Librarian v ■') Among this week's new books are a number of titles for Home Dem onstration Club Members. Each one of the following titles are listed on the 1949 Home Demonstration Club List. "I Love My Doctor" by Evelyn Barkins—A good-natured stoi-y of j the first year of the marriage of a \ law student bride and her fledgling doctor husband. "Tobias Brandywine" by Dan, Wickenden—A shabby old man be-i friended by a family becomes their; mainstay. This is a tale of a gentle sentiment and kindliness. "It's Greek to Me" by Willie' Snow Etheridge—The author de-! scribes her trip to Greece and other j countries in Southeastern Europe j as the wife of a member of one of 1 the United Nations Commission, j Her book is by turns laughable and j impulsive, sobered and sympathe tic. "Cry, the Beloved Country" by Alan Paton—-A novel of South Af rica which tells of the search of Ku malo, an Anglican pastor, for his son. He finds tragedy, but a young man's ideals of social justice and the old priest's character combine to begin the remaking of the land. "Profile of Europe" by Sam Welles—written by a man who has worked for our State Department in Europe, this book tells of Europe's people and leaders and its areas of! tension and gives the basic informa- j tion needed to understand what is happening there. "The Story of Induraja" by Hilde. Weraher—Story of a Hindu widow j who did much in breaking down In- j dian customs which forbid a widow! to talk to men, or to be seen in pub- j lie, or to remarry. "Hearthstones" by Bernice Kel ly Harris—Novel of the Roanoke j NOTICE OF SALE OF lAND UNDER DEEDS OF TRUST TAKE NOTICE, THAT WHERE-1 AS, Blanche A. Lonon and husband, Willard C. Lonon, on the 21st day, of June, 1946, did execute and de-: liver to J. N. Morris, Trustee, a j deed of trust which is recorded in i the office of the Register of Deeds j for McDowell County, North Caro- j lina, in Deed of Trust Book 58, at page 197, conveying the lands j hereinafter described to secure an j indebtedness therein desciibed, and! in said deed of trust power of sale j was given in default of payment of: the indebtedness thereby secured, i AND WHEREAS, Blanche A. j Lonon and husband, Willard C. Lo-| non, did on the 8th day of Novem-i ber, 1947, execute and deliver toj J. N. Morris, Trustee, a second j deed of trust which is recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for McDowell County, North Caro lina, in Deed of Trust Book 61, at page 215, conveying the lands here inafter described, to secufe an in debtedness therein described in said deed of trust power of sale was giv en in default of payment of indebt edness thereby secured. AND WHEREAS, the holder of the indebtedness as secured by each of the aforementioned deeds of trust has demanded that the under-1 signed foreclose and sell the land! as described, for the purpose ofj satisfying the indebtedness secured j by each of said deeds of trust. NOW, THEREFORE, the under- j signed will, on Monday, the 21st j day of March, 1949, at 12 o'clock j noon, at the Courthouse door, at Marion, McDowell County, North Carolina, for the purpose of satis fying the indebtedness as secured by said deeds of trust, offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash, the following lot or tract of land, lying and being in Marion, Town ship, McDowell County, North Car-1 olina, to-wit: j •HH mai certain nuuse auu mi. land in the Town of Marion, N. C., on the East side of Garden Street: BEGINNING on a stake on Garden Street 64 feet North 23 West from the intersection of State and Gard en Streets, on the North side of State Street and running: North 67 East 191.2 feet to a stake on an p'ley; thence North 25 deg. 30 min. West 64 feet to a stake on an alley; thence South 67 West 191.9 feet to a stake on East side of Garden Street; thence South 23 East 64 feet to the BEGINNING, (which is on East side of Garden Street), Being Lot No. two (2) 5n a plat made by A. J. Cassaday. And also being the same lands described in a deed dated the 18th day of January, 1940, by J. D. Mashburn and wife, Naomi Mash burn, to Mrs. Blanch Lonon, which is recorded in the McDowell Coun ty Deed Registry, in Deed Book 86, at page 265. Said sale will be subject to con firmation as provided by law. This 17th day of February, 1949. J. N. MORRIS, Trustee. Use the Want Ada for profit. River country in North Carolina. "I Thee *Wed" by Gilbert Ga briel—Historical novel based on the building of one of the refuges planned in America for Marie An toinette. The scene is laid in Penn sylvania, and the hero is Alan Ruff, a young surveyor, Gay Leguay, a little French sewing girl, surprisr ingly like the queen, also plays an important part in the romance. "Mahatma Gandi, and Interpre tation" by E. S. Jones—This inter pretation of Gandhi's personality, his ideas and influence written by a well-known missionary portrays not only Gandhi but reiterates the author's faith in Chrisianity. "The • Nazarova" by Markoosha Fischer—Story of the Nazarov fa mily from the end of Czardom to the approach of the second World War personalizes the history of Russia in that period. "I Learn from Children" by Caro line Pratt—Convinced that children want to learn and that they could learn best through first hand ex perience, the author launched her own City and Country School on 1901. Considered reckless at the time, Miss Pratt is today honored for her vision and accomplishments. "Roanoke Hundred" by Inglis Fletcher—Story of the unsuccess ful attempt of Sir Richard Gren-' ville to establish a colony on Roan oke Island in 1585. (New copies of this book have been added to our collection for circulation from the bookmobile.) "Bride of Fortune" by Harnett Kane—Story of Varina Howell Dav is and of her life with her husband, Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederacy. Among the New Names added to the Registration Files: Bobby Ray Barnes, Mrs. Justice Bright, Flora Easter Couch, Alice Elizabeth Gar land, Betty Ann Hoyle, Mrs. R. C. McCormick, W. Ray McCormick, Mrs. Rowe A. Mauney, Brenda Lo .uise Miller, Clarence E. Miller, Mrs. Jane H. Miller, Patsy Minish, Sybil Louise Minish, Beatrice Patrick, Charles Weldon Poole, Mrs. Frank Prftchard, Bobby Bow Revis, T. R. Reynolds, Earline Sigmon, and Del la J. Tipton. Buy U. S. Savings .Bonds. BEAT HE TO IT ! 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