THE WAYNfcSVILLE MOUNT AfNTSER
NOTICE
OF SALE OF
PROPERTY
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CHRISTMAS
LONERIDGEI
GERTRUDE
WALTON
IIHIS man gays we are here lor
the night, and no "way out of
It We're twenty-five inlles
from John's, too. Repairs will
tiave to be ' brought . four miles
from Ooaltown.- Those huts down the
Jrill belong to the Lonerldge coal
mines. The miners will have guests
tonight,": Mr. Long announced as he
drew some tools from his automobile.
The mine mechunlc who bad been pro
cared when Mr, Long had walked to
.one of the shanties down the long
winding bill when his car had refused
Ao go, smiled and informed Mr. and
Mrs. Long that be would find a place
tor them to stay for the night.
It was the afternoon before Christ
anas, when : they were on their wa .
to Mrs. Long's brother , John's country
Jbome, where the Long children had
on the day before with Mrs. Long'
slater's family,, to be present at the
family Christmas Eve festivities, with
a large tree by the fireplace for the:
families of Ave brothers and sisters
mltii parents of both Mr. and Mrs.
Long. In the car were gifts not only
for the Long Children but for roost
4f the other relatives. After tete
pbonlng from the mine-foreman's of
fice to John's family that they must
xpend the night at Lonerldge, the
packages were , carried to one of the
North. Carolina, Bay wood County,
. By virtue of deed in trust exe
...uJ vr 'ClnvH T.vla and wife. Annie
,! Lyle, to John M. Queen, Trustee, for
' Hyatt & Company, as recorded in
iBook of Deeds of Trust No. 17, on
'page 242, et sq.. Record of Deeds
for Haywood County, North Carolina,
'the.undersigned Trustee having been
requested to sell the hereinafter de-'
. : t scribed property, delault navmg
1 .1. rZ7i been made on the payment of the
town of Bethel was covered with
, indebtedness secured by the 4
-" gaid deed in trust, wm seu 10 w
a pure white mantle on the day be- highest bidder at public auction for
fore Christmas. '; . - , 'cash on Monday, the 20th day of I
Over the hills tbe tinkling sound of December, 1926, at 12 o'clock Mid-'
sleigh bells was music upon the frosty day, at the front door of the court;
air of the early winter morning as house of Haywood County, North:
Judge John Walnwrlrrht looked out of Carolina, all the following described (
u. u U ... real estate. to-wit:
iuv cuuuiuer winuuw u m. ion,- .. .. . ;
Lying and heing Hay wood county,
aforesaid and more particularly de-(
scribed and denned as follows:
FIRST. TRACT: BEUlNJNiwu an
a white oak on the public; road and
ninninff aKillt Nnrth A nnlpS to a
rock near a spring; then an Easterly I
direction wltn said orancn aooui o
house. As he peered out of the little
panes of glass with their tiny drap
eries of snow be saw Jasper Jones
with his two-hitch plow breaking a
way through the narrow Main street
of the town, while an occasional salute
of "Good mornln', Jasper I" came from
ui uuvo uiuniiu , jttoyvr t uit . direction ; wun saiu urancu uuuw v
neighbors aa they shoveled paths from, pole to Macey's corner; then in a
their gateposts. - . .. Southeasterly direction with Maceys
"Reckon we'll have a real cnnst- , una wojh o T"ie w ouu.-
mas enow nearly two reet aeep i K - ------
nTT.ZL itl h.... r LmflrkMl Hh WpubliC road about 5 poles to
cams down pretty heavy!; remarked lu BEGINNING, containing one-half
Jasper.
The words a real Christmas." with "MKnTRl'cT- BEGINNING
the sound .filth b.lr.ng.H da, L gL theridTand
long In the ears Of Judge wamwrignt. nn.- .0 creek t0 8arvi8bush;
even after he bad finished his supper thenca' crossing tht spring branch
In, company , with-his wife and son ... . . v. tua,. wifh Mh
Roland.- "RoUet" and .Mb wife, Mais tl , R.athep-. iine. thence with
WSlJSwafS Others'; lin, to Macey-. line and
" ' r ' 17 : ; ,' ,k- "walking Wear' nne to state roaai
ih be room, was unable to join la the , MT , . ghato.
evening meal. ' ' Sala made on reauest to nay the
After aupper Judge Walnwrlght btedneM therein 8ecured, this the
dimbed the handsomely carved old 1R.. . f November. 1926.
JNO. M. QUEEN,
Dec. 16 c Trustee.
tetter looking huts of the forelgn
peaklng folks who received them hos
gtitsbly. During the evening, while
Ibe hostess was preparing the meal,
Ibe woman by means of signs arid un
intelligible Kngllsh made Mrs. Long
understand that there was little
Christmas festivity In the mining
town.
"This woman has shown me cour
tesy and kindness; here Is an oppor
tunity to prove some Christmas cour
Age and character," Mrs. Long whls
giered to her husband as plans began
fiercolatlng through her mind. Soon,
the children were helping decorate tho
small tree which Mrs. Long had
tirought from her -husband's store for
younger members of the relatives'
families, as well as her own children.
Mrs. Schntaka popped corn, Chrlst-anas-tree
trimmings, oranges, nuts,
andy and canuleswere produced
rom among the packages In the car,
and a hurried trip to' a small stor
nlarged the stock of goodies. The
children, taking turns In carrying the
tree, with Mr. and Mrs. Schalska, Mr.
and Mrs. Long started out Every
house with boys and girls, aged or
sdck ones, was visited. The tree was
placed on a table or chnlr, candles
lighted for 9 momeut while some
goodies were distributed.
After a visit to each place, the fam
ily was invited to accompany this
Christmas Cheer company while carols
were sung ' outside and Inside until
everyone was so happy that some
shouted while others cried for Joy.
One dear woman after listening to the
story of the significance of the Yule
tide season which some had made Mr.
long understand they wished to learn,
4lrylng her eyes on the corner of a
faded apron, called Mrs. Long an
. "H-angel." The glad notes Df the
Christmas caroling soon reached the
farther ends .of Lonerldge, whose In
habitants Joined In a community
Christmas ns they made their way to
the large engine house where the
tree was placed .in the center while
they sang patriotic songs. Then, while
colonial staircase, and when ha bad
reached the seat on the landing ne
Mf.-far mnmpnt nn the red velvet
cushion to glance down at tbe ball
with the tall clock ticking merrily ana
the log Are snapping happily, Its rosy
glow painting the white walls and
their decorations of greenery such a
picture I -Ahd the Christmas Joy of
the Wden days came to him. He had
romped on these same ; stairs with a
happy heart, .with his sister LucJ at
his heels; Yes, Lucy there was the
one shadow, on the joys of Christmas
JCye, ' . Lucy, had married' against the
wishes of her family, and as a result
none of the family were on speaking
P1ISDRIW
IUIE WILD
Looked Out of the Dormer Window
Upon the Night
terms with her. Lucy, a widow, feeble,
but graceful In her age of seventy-five
years, lived In the little cottage on
the Walnwrlght estate, cut off with a
very slight income by the will of her
father, John Walnwrlght
Jndire Walnwrlght went un to his
study and looked out of the dormer
Snowbound on remote farm,
gets relief from acute neuralgia
Snowbound and alone on a remote
farm, miles from a doctor, a plucky
. Canadian woman endured for hours
. the racking agony of acute neuralgia.
"The painjn my head was driving
me wild, she writes, "when I hap
pened to see a bottle of Sloan's Lini
ment on the dresser. I gave it a trial
and in no time the pain was gone. I
slept peacefully the rest of the night.'
Sloan's gives quick, genuine com
fort to every kind of muscular pain
because it doesn't just deaden the
nerves. It helps the body to throw
off the conditions that are causing the
pain.
No need to rub. Put a little Sloan'a
on lightly. A healing tide of fresh,
germ-destroying blood begins tingling
through the aching place and the pain,
swelling, Btiffness are quickly relieved.
So clean und easy to use, too. AU
druggists 85 cents.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator I
nf th estate of Samuel Chambers, de-
stuay anu iuuubu uuv ui u...... - ----- -- , u... J rnmit
,Jl ,. ,h. rnht. Th kUv was ceased, late of Haywood County,;
"'"u"" """ " . . - .. I NWth Carol r
clear and a large star shone brightly
above the distant hill of pine trees
nil tha nMinr atnra RpiHnpd tn
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twinkle happily about it. The loveli
ness of the landscape charmed him,
and, relaxing from any other thoughts,
he turned the light very low and lay
upon a couch near the window.
When a loud knock Upon the door
startled him he realized he had fallen
North' Carolina, this is to notify all.
persons having claims against uie
AoUfa nf aniri HfVPHSPd to exhibit t
them to the undersigned on or before
the ilHtn aay oi uctooer, ivti, m
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
.Annaw all norqnnfl indehted to the
said estate will please make imme
diate payment.
This the 28th day of October, 192o.
K. (J. UtlAUlDCK,
asleep and the excited voice of Sarah, rjec9 pd Chambers, Deceased.
n. - -i 1 ... I tn him thflr
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sacred quietness reigned, Mrs. Long
lepeated the Christmas story, after
which Mr. Long led softly in sing
ing, "All Is calm, all is bright," when
oome one touched Mrs. Long on the
ateeve. It was her brother, John, wh j
aa waiting In his big car to take
them to his home. After their own
festivities . he had slipped away to
bring the stranded travelers as a sur
prise next morning to alt but his wife.
As Mrs. Long arranged the packages
around the small tree on the table,
possibly there were visions of happy
faces of Lonerldge boys and girls with
their note discordant In tone but full
f love-harmony while they sang, "All
la bright" Perhaps she wondered at
too ''peace that passed understanding"
which she had that Christmas. She
may have understood that the Lone
rldge Christmas Eva would be one of
. the happiest memories of her life be
cause wherever and whenever ' the
Message "Inasmuch' is lived out. there
will be "Peace and Good Will Among
. Men." ;
B. UK, Wwtm Kwapapr Unljm.1
A ChrUtmaB Carol
A bright and bUsaed Christmas Xr,
With sohoei of th ansauf aoni;, -
And peac that cannot PM away.
And holy g-ladnM calm and troos,
Aad iwtit bart-earols nwln fr:
This Is ni ChrUtmaa wish to thMl
. UTrf ai.
'Missus Marlon dona took very sick.
It was the midnight hour when
Judge Walnwrlght again stood by his
study window and glanced out again
Into the night. The big star was high
and luminous and long beams seemed
to stream from It as It hung aloft, over
the little town of Bethel. A new Joy
had come Into the Judge's heart, for
a new-born babe had come Into the
home. And as he turned from the win
dow he glanced at a pictured motto on
the wall, placed there by his own
mother. It read: "Blessed Are the
Peacemakers, for They Shall Be Called
' the Children of God." Speedily the
bitterness toward poor Micy wmcn
had been In his hart for so many
years had departed and the tears
came to his eyes. He determined then
to make the grandest peace upon the
Christmas day. He would call upon
Lucy himself, ask for her forgiveness
and announce the glad tidings of a son
a most glorloua gift bestowed by
Ood in the old Walnwrlght homestead.
It was a day of real Christmas rejoic
ing, upon which the spirit of the man
who uM "Peace UDon earth" rested
and "the little town of Bethel had Its
share In the advent of a new citisen
John Walnwrlght, HX"
(& lit. WHtvl Niwipww Vnl.)
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The American Santa Clani la a cor
n.H f the Dutch San Nicholas. O.
H. McHngbes says: "Santa Claus, the
.m nerived from Saint Nicholas
through the familiar use of children in
Teutonic countries, crossed to Ameri
ca. The direct route followed by him
la somewhat open to question. On the
way he traded hla gray horaa for a
reindeer and mads changes In hla ap
pearance.
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