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pr, 1941
ESS BELT
pNIC IS SUCCESS
roximately one hundred
.employees of Endless
Corporation and their
5, enjoyed an old fash-
picnic at White Pines
ground on Friday night,
the Endless Belters, who
a picnic “Just an old
rn custom”, and whose
have always been some-
o write home about, it
e best one yet. It seems
IS picnic is becoming an
Indian Summer affair,
least consisted of fried
as an entree, and all
dies that go with it such
ariety of delicious sand-
.infinii'’ pickles and soft
fnrpi tapering off with
ctu aade cake and coffee.
picturesque bonfire
by visiting Boy Scouts
ver the glowing coals
WNl ®^*^w-white marshmal-
yyjj/vere roasted to a golden
glorious harvest
smiled down from the
iLRP
forest was made to
IWt dear, familiar
- A ^9 the accom-
^ ent of Scottie’s accordion.
\r» ^ out-of-depart-
Ir Hi Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs.
Eberle, Mrs. Otto Goep-
V* and Mrs. J. O. Welles,
ul^ R. Heygel, Mr. and Mrs.
n
• «/\~TT '■ ‘ ivir. ana Mrs.
J ilO Haswell, Mr. and Mrs.
1 u e^.ber, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Gudger
Hap Collina,
im? Paxton, Justine
')R t rv, Norma Hamilton,
'Tv^hastain, Fanny Chas-
^Kon >j II Tootsie
B-if Fred
' Smith, Dewey
adr Karl
e I'& v Roberts, James
ilavfn Smathers,
hat : Charlie Matthews,
a'^l'inH Richard Harri-
)utef, Victor Sigmon.
"d Jiii rz.M. S. Thorne.
. I, A REQUEST
; i^all request is asked
t^Vto fv, in refer-
we{S the new piano in the
iino-\v! place
+u^ surface of the
deface or
i^at It is your in-
hey bought for your
•a^iJonlrf^ t^®at it as
ed a fine piece of furni-
are^your own home.
empl* ~
riveJi,
—
iefo>
THE ECHO
Presents Trophy To Manager
Shown here is Carl Groce, right, of Carlton’s Jewelry store,
presenting the trophy awarded the winning inter-depart-
ment baseball team at Ecusta to Walter Straus, manager
of the winning team from Champagne department. Cham
pagne won over a pulp mill diamond crew Sunday, Sept.
28, in the final play-off.
MANY INDIVIDUALS
GIVE EQUIPMENT
Many individuals in the
county are making contribu
tions of various nature to the
hospital. Four people have
agreed to furnish furniture for
four individual rooms. The cost
of equipping a room is approxi
mately $150.00. Others are ex
pected to make similar contri
butions as the drive goes on.
The Royal Order of Moose is
furnishing the Nursery with the
latest and most modern equip
ment.
GLASSES LOST
A pair of colored glasses
specially ground for the owner,
were left on the tennis court
last Monday evening. Will the
party who found them there
please leave them at the gate
house or return them to the
owner, Justine Williams. Thank
you.
MOOSE MINSTREL
RECEIVED WELL
The local chapter of the Roy
al Order of the Moose came
through with flying colors last
Friday night at the Brevard
high school auditorium. The
Moose Minstrel was an out
standing performance, and fur
thermore, the ticket receipts
ran to unpredicted heights.
Final tabulations revealed
that the amount of $338.00 was
turned in to the Hospital Funds
Committee for the purpose of
furnishing the nursery in the
new hospital.
This piece of fine work is
typical of what is really going
on in Brevard in regard to rais
ing funds for the new hospital.
Everyone is doing his share and
there is no doubt that this final
drive will be a huge success.
Help Your Department
Be On Top
Page 3
ECUSTA BOWLING
TEAM IMPROVING
The Ecusta Bowling Team
paced by Bruce Reynolds is
fighting it out with the A. and
G. stores for 4th position in the
Tri-City Bowling League. The
entire team is fast becoming a
molded machine determined to
do much better than in the
opening matches of the season.
Below are the current aver
ages:
Bruce Reynolds 180
Jimmie Glanville 177
“Knuckle Ball” Morris 177
Bob Kappers 160
Walter Straus 160
Wade Scroggs 158
Buck Albert 158
League standings:
Won Lost
Champion Paper 18 0
A. and M. Garage 14 4
Asheville Tire 12 6
A. and G. Stores 10 8
Ecusta 8 10
Pepsi-Cola 8 10
Brevard 6 12
Candler Transfer 5 13
Enka 5 13
Reed and Abee 4 14
I KNOW SOMETHING GOOD
ABOUT YOU.
Wouldn’t this old world be
better,
If the folks we meet would say:
I know something good about
you,
And then treat us just that
way!
Wouldn’t it be fine and dandy,
If each hand-clasp warm and
true,
Carried with it this assurance
I know something good about
you!
Wouldn’t things here be more
pleasant
If the good that’s in us all.
Were the only thing about us,
That folks bothered to recall!
Wouldn’t life be lots more
happy
If we’d praise the good we see!
For there’s such a lot of good
ness
In the worst of j^ou and me.
Wouldn’t it be nice to practice
This fine way of thinking too;
You know something good
about me,
I know something good about
you!
—Author Unknown.
To fare well yourself, help
along the welfare of others.
er, ij
1
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BE THE FIRST ONE TO SIGN
Rec
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*Iiss Justine Williams', Women’s '
^creation Director, will act in the
1 of librarian and will be on
nand from 8:45 A. M., until 5:00 ,
will u’ 1 books. The books
Ui be loaned for a period of one
week. However, if the reader re
quires more time, books may be re
newed for an additional week.
We have in our files a request
list so in the event that you do not
1 find your reading interests on our
shelves we shouid appreciate your
suggestions for f uture book orders.
Among the marW famous authors
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Mr. A. J. Loeb, better known to
Ecustans as “Art” Loeb, recently
returned to Brevard. Mr. Loeb is
V^ce Pres, of the California Central
Fibre Corporation and has been lo
cated at El Centro, Calif., for the
past year. On Nov. 12, Mr. Loeb
was married to the former Miss
Kathleen Vachreau of Wausau,
Wis. The ceremony took place in
Chicago and their honeymoon was
spent in Florida. We extend our
very best wishes to the bride am.
groom and hope that their stM-
here will be an extended one. )e.
-ole