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LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES fcrState of North Carolina^ County of Transylvania, Town of Brevard. versus SAM THOMAS, IDA THOMAS, J. F. W. WILLIAMS, and WELCH GALLOWAY, Trustee, and all other persons claiming any interest in the lands herein described. I Under and by virtue of Interlocu-i tory Judgment of Sale, by Fore closure, had in the above entitled <?u*e in the Superior Court of . ^(taiisylvania County of date Novem ber 23, A. D., 1931, and of order ^ made therein 11-23-1931; the under-, sig:?ed Commissioner will, on Monday; ^^M^lst day of March, A. D., 1932, H^^P^elve (12) M. at the [^^Ru'thouse door in the town of Bre Sfvard, North Carolina, offer for sale I at public auction to the highest bidder I cash that certa.n tract or lots or parcel or parcels of land lying and being in Brevard township, Transyl- j vania county, North Carolina, and more particularly , described as fol lows, to wit: ? Lying in Brevard. "Beginning on ' a stake in the cast margin of a 20 street a corner of lots Nos. 26 27 and runs with the line of lots ?jf and 27, north 36 1-2 deg. east 108 ft. to a stake, corner of lot No, 26 and 27 ; thence south 59 1-2 deg. east 50 ft. to a stake corner of lots Nos. 25 and 26; t hence with line of lots 25 and 26 south -6 1-2 deg. west 113 ft. to a stake, corner of lots Nos. 25 and 26; thence north 53 1-2 deg. west 50 ft. to the beginning. Being all of lot No. 26 of the R .L. Gash sub- ; division." Being the same lands described in the pleading? in the above entitled caube to which reference is made for a more complete description of the same. (Sam Thomas). ?'u:pose of sale to satisfy said Interlocutory Judgment of Sale by Foreclosue, including all penalties, in terest. costs and expenses of same. . This the 18th dav of February, ' A. D.. 1932. " A. F. MITCHELL, Commissioner, Appointed by The Court. 4tc Feb.lS^o^IarS.lO NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES Stat-, of North Carolina, County of Transylvania, Town of Brevard. 1 versus ANNIE DAVES nnd IRIS WILKIN SON, and all other persons claim ing any interest in the lands herein , described. Under and by virtue of Interlocu tory Judgment of Sale, by Fore closure, had in the above entitled j cause in the Superior Court of ,j Transylvania County of date Novem- , ber 23, A. D., 1931, and of order made therein 11-23-1931; the under signed Commissioner will, on Monday, , the 21st dav of March, A. D., 1932, , at Twelve (12) o'clock M. at the , Courthouse door in the town of Bre s-ard, North Carolina, offer for sale _> at public auction to the highest bidder ; for cash that certain tract or lots or a parcel or parcels of land lying and , being in Brcard township. Transyl- , vania count; , North Carolina, and more particularly described as fol- p tows, to wit: ? , i Lying in Brevar<L . "First tract. ' s Beginning at a stalte in the north margin of French Broad Ave. south j east corner of No. 64, north 31 deg. east 160 ft. to a 3take in line of lot \ No. 75; thence with line of lot No. 75 south 58 deg. east 50 ft. to comer o of lot No. 57 ; then.e with line of >. lot No. 57 south 31 deg. west 100 ft. ' to a stake in the north margin of -? French Broad Ave.; thcnce with said , Ave. North 53 deg. east 50 ft. to the c beginning. Being lots Nos. 55 and 56 fc shown on the map of the Siniard v property. Second lot. Beginning at a stake in the north margin #f French Broad , Ave. the southeast corner of lot No. <j 56 and runs with line of lot No. 56 { north 31 deg. east 160 ft. to a stake | in line of lot No. 75; thence with line f of lot No. 75 south 58 deg. east 50 . j, ft. to a stake in the margin of Sin- ( ? iavd street; thence with Siniard > street south 32 west 160 ft. to a f stake in the north margin of French Broad Ave.; thence with said Ave. i north 58 deg. west 50 ft. to the beginning. 1 1 Being lots Nos. 57 and 58 of the I Siniard property map of which is . recorded in Book 33 at page 115 of . j the deed records of Transylvania Co." , All the above lands being same as ; * described in the pleadings in the ? S above entitled cause, to which ref-j( erence is made for a more complete description of the same. (Miss Annie Davie3) . > 1 Purpose of sale vo satisfy said Interlocutory Judgment of Sale by. Foreclosure, including all penalties, j interest, cost3 and expenses of same. This the 18th day of February, A. D. 1932. A. F. MITCHELL, Commissioner, t Appointed by The Court, c 4tc Feb.l8,25,Kar3,10 c NOTICE Q& FOREOLOSUKS;! ? SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES', 6t*te of -North Carolina, 1 1 ?County of Transylvania, j: ?own of Brevard. ii versus j R. L. GASH, MAGGIE L. Mc CRARY, T. J. WILSON, Trustee, BREVARD BANKING Co., W. & BREESE, Trustee, and all other persons claiming any interest in the lands herein described. Under and by virtue of Interlock toi-y Judgment of Sale, by Fore closure, had in the above entitled cause in the Superior Ccv.rt of, Transylvania County of date Novem ber 23, A. D., 1931, and of order, n ade therein 11-23-1931; the under-) s.gned Commissioner will, on Monday, j the 21st dav of March, A. D., 1932, 1 at Twelve (12) o'clock M. at the' Courthouse door in the town of Bre vard, North Carolina, offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash that ccrtain tract or lots or parcel or cartels of land lying and j'eicg in Brevard township, Transyl ania county, North Carolina, and i nore particularly described as fol- ! .ows, to wit: ? First Tract: Lying and being in! Jrevard on the West side of fie Transylvania Railroad ad orning the lands of R. J. Pickelsimer , lid others. Beginning at a stake in the center , >f M.vn street ancLin the center of Transylvania Railroad and runs with he center of Main street, north 62 :. west 149 ft. to a stake, R. J. ickelsimer's corner; thence south 28 leg. west 313 ft. to a stone; tnonce i ?or:h 62 deg. west 67 1-2 ft. to a none; thence south 30 deg. west 100 c. to a stone; thence south 62 deg.; ?ast 129 ft. to a stake in the center Transylvania Railroad; thence "1th the center of said railroad 420 't. more or less to the beginning, ?ontaining 83-100 of an acre. Second tract. Being all of lots Nos. ! !3, 14, 15, 16, 17, 24, 25, 26, and 27 >f the Hamlin Hill subdivision, as hown by map made by A. L. Ilardin, E., which map is recorded in Book ?3 at page 96 of the Deed records of 'ransylvania County to which map eforence is hereby made for a full ?oacription of the said land. Third tract. Being all of lots Nos. ?0, 11, 24, 34, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47 of he R. L. Gash lands as shown by the nap made by A. L. Hardin Sept., !915, which map is recorded in the ift'ico of the register of Deeds of Transylvania County in Bonk 33, at sage 31, to which map reference is . icreby made for a full description of he said land." All the above three tracts being ; ho same lands described in the plead :igs in this cause and to \fiiich ref- ] rer.ee is made for a more complete ] leseription of the same. (R. L. Gash). < Purpose of sale to satisfy said i nterlocutory Judgment of Sale by I ?'oreclosure, including, all penalties, nterest, costs a.->d expenr.es of same. ) This the 18th day of February, V. D., 1932. '< A. F. MITCHELL, Com mission eh, j Appointed bji The Court. 4tc Feb.l<3,25,Mar3,10 j NOTICE of Foreclosure Sale I UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF < "HE POWER CF SALE contained :i thai certain deed ot' trust made by 1 "rankie Kilpatrick Weaver and hus- 1 and, Charlie R. Weaver, to Carolina ; lortgage Company, Trustee, dated 1 October 15, 1928, and recorded in ? look 22 at Page 629 et seq, in the t ffice of the Register of Deeds of 'ransylvania County, North Caro- t ina, default having been made in the c ayment of the note thereby secured i nd the holder thereof directed that ? ho deed of trust be foreclosed, the ndersigned Trustee will offer for sale 1 t the court house door in the City i f Brevard, North Carolina, at i ?.vclve o'clock noon on Wednesday tho 3rd day of March, 1932, and will J ell to the highest bidder for cash certain lot or parcel of land in or ear the City of Brevard, Township f Brevard, County of Transylvania, - ;tate of North Carolina, and mow larticularly described as follows: j Beginning on a stake at the inter- j ection of Main Street and an alley ?ading from Main street to Probart j itreet, and runs with the North '.argin of Main Street North 62 deg. Vest 43 3-4 feet to a stake; thence t a right angle to Main Street North ; 8 deg. East 125 feet to a stake; ' hence parallel to Main Street, South (lpg. East 43 3-4 feet to a stake in ?, fie West margin of said alley; thence ' i-ith the West margin of said alley, J South 28 deg. West 125 feet to the leginning, asid being !?t upon . ihich is located what is known as the | mdertaking building. I Being the same property as convey- y (1 to Frankie Kilpatrick Weaver by , leed from C. C. Kilpatrick and wife, ' iachel S. Kilpatrick, dated August , 1924, and filed for registration on . he 5th day of September, 1924, in he office of the Register of Deeds, bounty of Transylvania, State of , -forth Carolina, recorded ir. Book 48, 'age 216. This, the 17th day of February, 932. CAROLINA MORTGAGE COM- \ 'ANY, Trustee. , ( ?"eh. 25. March 3, 10, 17. 1 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 1 ?ALE OF LAND FOR TAXES ; State of North Carolina, l bounty of Transylvania, , ( "own of Brevard. 1 1 versus i \ \ N. BRIGGS, EMLEY BRIGGS, R. , L. BRIGGS, MAY BRIGGS, JONES McCRORY and G. H. ; VALENTINE, Trustee,- and all. other persons claiming any interest ' in the lands herein described. Under and by virtue of Inteflocu- 1 ? ory Judgment of Sale, by For*- J ?losure, had in the above entitled ? :ause in the Superior Court of ? ! rransylvania County of date Novem- 1 1 >er 23, A. D., 1981, and of order : nade therein 11-23-1981; the under- 1 signed Commissioner will, on Monday, :ho 21st day of March, A. D., 15)32, )t Twelve (12) o'clock M. at the Courthouse door in the town of Bre- | iard, North Carolina, offer for sale : it public auction to the highest bidder I for cash that certain tract or lots or | mo reel or parcels of land lying and j being in Brevard township, Transyl- \ vania county, North Carolina, and more particularly described as fol lows, to wit: ? Lying in Brevard. "Beginning at a stake on the corner at the southwest side of Frcnch Broad Ave. and in the southeast side of Johnson street and runs with the southwest side of French Broad Ave. S. 69 deg. east 66 ft. to si stake; therife south .28 dog. and 35 min. wast 45 ft. to a ? stake; thence north 5# deg. west 36 t. to a, stake on the . southeast side :f Johnson street; thence with the southeast margin of said street 45 ieet to the beginning. Sccond tract or lot. Beginning on a stake on the southeast side of Johnson Str, it being, the fourth cor ner of the lirst lot, and runs with a line of said lot south 59 deg. cast 6G ft. to a stake; thence south 28 deg. 35 mill, west 50 feet to a stake; thence north 59 deg. west G6 feet to a stake on the southeast side of Johnson St.; thence with the southeast margin of said street 50 ft. to the beginning." j Said tracts or lots being the same' lands d' cribed in the pleading in the above entitled cause, to which refer ence is made for a more complete description of the same. (P. N. & It. L. Briggs). Purpose of sale to satisfy said Interlocutory Judgment of Sale by Foreclosure, including all penalties, interest, costs and expenses, of same. This the ltith day of February, A. D., 1932. A. F. MITCHELL, Commissioner, Appointed by The Court. 4tc Feb.l8,25,Mar3,I0 - ' NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES State of North Carolina, County of Transylvania, Town of Brevard. versus LELA BENJAMIN, Admrx. of TOM BENJAMIN'S ESTATE, AND LELA BENJAMIN, and' all other persons claiming any interest in the lands herein described. Under and by virtue of Interlocu tory Judgment of Sale, by Fore closure, had in the above entitled pause in the Superior Court of Transylvania County of date Novt>?. ber 23, A. D., 1931, and "of order made thenein 11-23-1931; the under signed Commissioner will, on Monday, the 21st day of March, A. D., 1932, ;it Twelve (12) o'clock M. at the Courthouse door in the town of Bre vard, North Carolina, offer for sale : it public auction to the highest bidder for cash that certain tract or lots or j parcel or parcels of land lying and i icing in Brevard township, Transyl vania county, North Carolina, and \ nore particularly described as fol ows, to wit: ? i ] Lying in Brevard. "Being all of ot No. 16 of the R. L. Gash lands as 1 surveyed and mapped by A. L. Hardin ' sept. 1915, which map is registered n office of the register of deeds of I'ransylvania County in Book of .X'ods No. 33, on page SI. Beginning on a stake corner oi lot S'c. 16 and 17 and runs north 59 ieg. west 100 ft. to a stake in the ( ine cf lot No. 22 a corner of lots j ^os. 16 and 12; thence with the line ?< if lot No. 22 no?th 36 \-'i saut g 18 ft. to a stake; thence south 69 1-4 i ieg. east 100 ft. to a stake ; thence i ;outh 36 1-2 deg. west 48 ft. to the ] >eginning." , ] Being the same lands described in J he pleading in the above entitled < ause, to which reference is made for 1 i more" complete description of the < ame. (Tom Benjamin Estate). i Purpose of sale to satisfy said i nterlocutcry Judgment of Sale by i foreclosure, including all penalties, nterest, cost? and expenses of same. ' ? This the 18th day of February, A V. D., 1932. i A. F, MITCHELL, Commissioner, ( Appointed by The Court. . 4tc Feb.l8,26,Mar3,i0i( NOTICE of Sale Under Lien |l Under and by virtue of the Statute j n such cases mads and provided, the ; tndersigned will on Saturday, March he 12th, 1932, at 11:00 o^ciock A. M it the place of business of the under- ( ' igned in Brevard, N. C., offer for ale and seil to the highest bidder ! or cash the following describe ( s jersonal property to-wit: One Caddilac Touring Car, Motor ; STo. 59Y668, the same car being the ? jroperty of the Sky Land Goodies Zo? or J. Harry Clanahan. j! The proceeds of said sale to be ; ' applied upon the amount due for ; abor performed and material fur-j >ished in repairing the said motoi : rehicle and for storage of same ! imounting to the sum of $75.00, to- j jether with the cost of this sale. This the 25th day of February, I !932. K. & M. AUTO COMPANY, , By Dan Merrill, Manager. Pub. March 3, 10. j NOTICE Having o.ualified as Administiator -vith the Will annexed of the estate >f J. B. 3. Mcintosh, (deceased), 1 ate of Transylvania County, North ] Carolina, this is to notify all persons i laving claims against the estate of ( said deceased to exhibit them to the < indersigned at Brevard, N. C., on or i jefore the 16 day of April, 1933, or J his note will be pleaded in bar of ?heir recovery. All persons indebted ?> .o said estate will please make im- i nediate payment. This 10 dav of March, 1932. MARY C. JENKINS, < Administrator of C. T. A. 1 Mar. 10, 17, 2-1, 31, April 7, 14. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES State of North Carolina, j; County of Transylvania, Town of Brevard. ? versus A. B. OWEN and wife HAZEL OWEN, and all other persons; claiming any interest in the lands herein described. | Under and by virtue of Interlocu tory Judgment of Sale, by Fore closure, had in the above entitled cause in the Superior Court of Transylvania County of date Novem ber 23, A. D., 1931, and of order made therein 11-23-1931; the under signed Commissioner will, on Monday, the 21st day of March, A. D., 1932, at Twelve (12) o'clock M. at the Courthouse door in the town of Bre vard, North Carolina, offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash that certain tract or lots or parcel or parcels of land lying and being in Brevard township, Transyl vania county, North Carolina, and mora particularly described 83 fol lows, to wit: ? Lying in. Brevard, "beginning at a stake in the west margin of Broad Street and runs with Broad Street north G deg. 60 min. east 14.5 ft.; thence north 8 deg. east 10.5 ft. to a stake in the west margin of Broad Street; thence north 83 deg. 57 min. west 60 feet to a stake; tfcerce south ?1 (ieg. west 5 ft.; thence south 6 deg. 50 min. west 14.5 ft. to a stake; thence south 83 deg. 57 min east 60 ft. to the beginning.1' Being the same lands described in the pleadings in the above entitled cause, to which reference is made for a more complete description of the same. (A. B. Owen). Purpose of sale to satisfy said In terlocultory Judgment of Sale by Foreclosure, including all penalties, interest, costs and expenses of same. This the 18 th day of February, A.'D., 1932. A. F. MITCHELL, Commissioner, Appointed by The Court. 4tc Feb.l8,25,Mar3,10 NOTICE By virtue of the power contained :n a certain deed of trust executed by Claude Cantrell to undersigned trus tee to secure certain indebtedness mentioned therein, which deed of trust is dated 2 day of Aug. 1929 and registered in Book 24 at page 252 of the deed of trust records of Transylvania County, said indebted rose having become due and default having been made in the payment, and all notices as required in said deed of trust having been given to the maker of said note and deed of trust to make good the payment and default not having been made good, and the holder of said notes and deed of trust having demanded that the lands described in said deed of trust be sold to satisfy the said indebted ness an cost of sale. I will offer for sale and sell to the j highest bidder for cash at the Court j house door in the town of Brevard, : N?. C., on Saturday March 26, 1932 at 12 o'clock Noon, all of the follow ing described land. Being all .of lot No. 14 as laid down 311 a plat made by A. L. Hardin C. E. of the lands of C. C. Kilpatrick, iaid map being recorded in Deed Book No. 33 at page 53, said book and , page is referred to as a part of this ' inscription. This 24 day of Feb. 1932. ! T. C. GALLOWAY, Trustee. Feb. 25 mar3,10,17. NOTICE of Foreclosure Sale Under and by virtue of the Power >f Sale contained in that certain deed \ n trust from P. C. Benedict and vife, Nettie Benedict to the under signed Trustee, bearing date of Jan- , lary the 22nd, 1923 securing certain ' ndebtedncss, therein named which Deed in Trust is of record in Book \'o. 21 on page 235 of the Record of 3eeds in Trust for Transylvanit ; bounty, N. C., and default havins j >cen made in the payment of the in- j iebtedness secured by the said Deed : n Trust and all notices required hav- j ng Ijeen given and said default has lot been made good; NOW, THEREFORE, the under-! iigneri Trustee, will, on Saturday j Vpril the 2nd. 1932 at 12 o'clock M. | it the Court House door in the Towr. , if Brevard, N, C., offer for sale and ? ;ell to the highest bidder for cash . ;hat certain lot lying in the Town of Srevard on the North side of East j Vlain street, fully described in the 3eed in Trust aforesaid, reference ? >eing hereby made to said Deed In j frust and the record thereof for * j iescription of said lot by metes and | >ounds; The proceeds of said sale to be ap )lied upon said indebtedness, cost of laie, etc. This the 1st day of March, 1932. i T. T. LOFTIS, Trustee. March 10.17.24.S1DLE. j Ml THE COUNTY'S | COLORED PE0PLE| (BY J~M. HARRIS) CHURCHES All the colored churches held regu ar services Sun3ay. SCHOOLS Last Friday being Rosenwold day :hru-out the Southland in the negro . Rosenwold schools, it was a big day ; imong the colored people of this :ounty. The schools held special ex ;rcises and programs. The Everett ind Glade Creek schools in the after loon. In the evening all the schools and i large crowd of patrons and friends net at the Rosenwold school, Brevard, Principal J. M. Harris presided. Scripture lesson, J. L. Jones, Pray* ?r, Rev. A. H. Wilson, Greetings from : Governor ? read by Ethel Coleman. State Supt. ? read by Marcum j SVTiarton. Life of Rosenwold, Vernon Mills, j Rosenwold future in the Southland, ' Miss E. K. Mills. Solo, Qardie Bessie Killian. Rosenwold fund in North Carolina, Harscal ThooM. ' Negro High schools, Cleveland Hall The work of the school was rep resented in the following groups: I Primary, Grammar grades, High school and Night school. Each group rendered a selection of songs. The Glade Creek school under the direction of Miss Gertie Mills, teach er, took part in the program. I The address of tne evening was delivered by Mayor Ralph Ramsey. Remarks were made by Rev. A . H. Wilson, D. C. Hall, J. L. Jones and Mrs. J. H. Johnson. Remember the three act play at Rosenwold school tonight. Principal Harris was in Asheville Monday night to hear the noted r.egrc singer, Rolan Hayes. ROSMAN SCHOOL NEWS Seventh Grade Has Exmllent i Attendance Record. The seventh grade has been trying j to improve the attendance of the; plementray school this year. Taking into consideration bad roads, a scar let fever epidemic, hard times, and the fact that some of us have to come over nine miles to school; we feel that we have done pretty well. Our average attendance for the first six months of school has been about 96 per cent. The average attendance of the boys and girls has been almost the same. MARY MORGAN, 7th grade. A Business Enterprise The Sixth Grade is selling seeds for .Mr. Bush. We have flower seeds ox ] garden seeds, either at five cents package. On each package that we sell, we get one cent, and for each box, twentv cents as a commission. RUBY LOVE, 6th grade. 'A Trip to Mt. Mitchell \ A year or so ago, at the top of Mt. Mitchell, a tower was dedicated to i the State of North Carolina. It was given to the State by a wealty old I gentleman, for a fire lookout, so that j fires might be more quickly located : and extinguished. My father who wa? a warden, made the trip and carried i all the family with him. There are two cabins at the top of . the mountain. In one of these there is a huge fireplace which buvns logs five feet or more long, and it was I very pleasant close about it as the ' day was cold and rainy. The Deep Laurel was in full bloom and the 1 mountain sides were masses of the j most beautiful flowers that I havi ; ever 3een. HILDA GALLOWAY, 6th grade. Spring Time ?? Spring time is here, i And with it comes beauty, happiness, j and cheer, Spring is my favorite time of the ; year. I love spring and I ?.m glad it is I here. I love the flowers, birds and bees, ; and also the beautiful trees. I like them most when they put forth their leaves. I love spring flowers, Because they bring forth flowers. I love the green pastures for on the hills, I love the gardens and the yellow j daffodils. J RUBY GLAZENER, 5th grade. ; Spring Flowers Spring has arrived early this year, the summer birds have come back ? They wake us every morning with i their sweet songs. The west wind blows so* soft and warm that jt has 1 waked up the spring flowers ami told | them to come up in the sunshine, i A few days ago I took a short walk through the meadows and woods. I '? saw the alders and pussy willows, ; also the dainty little for-get-me-nots, j down by the brook. They were looking i at their reflections in the water and seemed well pleased with what they saw. In the meadow the dandelions1 and buttercups were peeping up with little golden eyes to see if the violets ? had gotten up yet. Near the woods I four.d some lovely ? purple violets, and deeper under the j trees some yellow woods violets. Re turning to the house I found red : japonicaa, white bridal wreath, gol-! den march bells, daffodils and jon quils all blooming in our yard, so surelv, spring is here. LUCILLE GALLOWAY, 5 grade. ' Ail Alligator j Last summer a boy from Florida i sent me an alligator. When I opened ; the box I didn't know what it was. j: I made a cage and put it into it and | I made a pond for it to swim in. j When I would go to find it it would I try to bite me. When it was about a ; year old it died, DAVID YATES, 4th grade, j | Elephants One day my aunt and I went to a | fcircus. We had been sitting there : waiting for the elephants to come, | whan suddenly they appeared comintr through the entrance beside up. My ; aunt jumped up and climbed to a top . seat. The elephants did many clever j tricks, which I enjoyed very much. BERT WILKERSON, 4th grade. | Birds Some birds are red, Some birds are blue, Some birds are brown, Black, and yellow, too, How pretty alt birds are. Birds make up happy, Birds make us gay, Birds make us merry, When we're out at play, They go sailing near and far. GLADYS WHITMIRE, 3rd grade. A fishing Trip One time my father and I went on a fishing trip. We went to the Whitewater Falls. We fished all day. That night we cleaned the- fish we caught. We cooked them and ate them for oor aupper. We made us * bed and slept until morning. Then we went home. We did- not catch many fish. JOE BURT, 3rd grade. My Trip Tuesday afternoon I went with my father to Asheville. I want to tell some of the things I saw. I saw a great many fine cattle. I saw Indiana, too, There were many pretty flowers everywhere. I saw many pretty Easter baskets with flowers, rabbits, and little baby chickens, in them. I I bought two little bsskets, one for Velm'a and one for myself. RUTH LEWIS, 3rd grade. Sport I have a dog. His name it Sport. He plays ball with me, When I throw the tall he will go and get it. Then he brings it back to me. ALBERT ISRAEL, 2nd grade. A Visitor Mr. Bush came to 3ee us Wednes day. I was reading. We want him to visit us again. We like to have visit ors. OLA BUTLER, 2nd grade. Birthdays This has been a birthday week for our class. Frances Mitchell, Lillian Bryson, Edna Allison, and Russell O'Shields have had birthdays. We sang our birthday songs. We wish them many happy birthdays. L V. KING, 2nd grade. Springtime It is springtime in our room. The children are barefoot. We have some springtime pictures. We have a spring border on the black board. It is a pretty one. It has rabbits, ducks, kites, flowers, trees and boys and girls on it. We like our room. HELEN WHITMIRE, 2nd grade. Kidnaped Someone kidnaped the Lindbergh baby. They took it from its little bed. 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