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PAGE FOUR THE TRANSYLVANIA TIMES. BREVARD. NORTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1953 P©RT p A E Edited By John I. Anderson s Rambling With The Sports Editor COAN RETURNS . . . Gil Coau flew back to Washington on Monday and had the cast removed from his right leg that after noon. He feels that it won’t be too long before he will be back in the line-up. Here at church Sunday morning Gil said he had received a wire telling him to report back. Said Gils “The Senators really must be hard up this year needing a one-legged man to come back.” BELIEVE IT OR NOT . . . Notice elsewhere on sports page and .you’ll find that fishing is good in the Pisgah. And think, if you please, of the weather we have had . . . anything but fishing weather, you -might say. One week end it was raining . . . the next it was so cold that you almost had to break the ice to put your lines through . . . and last week end it was so windy you could hardly hit the water with your lines. Can’t help but feel, though, that good fishing weather is with us. BASEBALL TIME? . . . The weatherman hasn’t been too coop- -erative with Transylvania’s baseball teams. Ecusta’s game last Sat urday was cancelled because of rain, but we’re all praying for a clear, warm day on Saturday. Brevard college has a doubleheader on Friday with Mars Hill, and the next home game of the high school is next Wednesday at Camp Straus. Come on out! BREVARD TO PLAY ASHEVILLE SCHOOL Game Set For Next Wednes day On Diamond At Camp Straus The Blue Devils of Brevard high school are having a difficult time breaking into the winning column with any regularity this season, but Coach Marshall Teague says they’ll be ready for Asheville School for Boys next Wednesday. The game will be played on the beautiful diamond of Camp Harry H. Straus, and the public is cordial ly invited to attend. Gam© time is 3:30 o’clock. Last Friday afternoon Brevard lost to Bethel by the score of 8-3, and on Tuesday the Blue Devils were defeated by Ben Lippen 8-3. Hojack—Does he know her very well? Dismuke—He must, I overheard )him tell her she’s getting fat. Wildlife Group Meets Thursday District leaders of wildlife groups in Western North Carolina are ex pected to be, guests at the meeting of, Transylyailia Wildlife club which will be held at the city hall assem blyTDom on night of May 7, it is aririounced by W. 0. Siniard, presi- dent. ’ Plans will also bd discussed for rearing of trout this summer, Mr. Siniard states. GIRL SCOUT NEWS COLLECT FOR CANCER Girl Scouts of Troop 78 on last Monday night collected $102.54 from the various homes in a “Lights On” campaign sponsored by the lo cal cancer society. A regular meeting was held be fore this and the members who did not canvass remained for a “clean up” at the Little House. The meeting adjourned with Friendship Taps. U. S. FOREST SERVICE k Appalachian Fisherman’s Calendar ~ Cooperative State-Hirest Service Management Areas on ^reas under cooperMive mmgemenl with stales of NortH Carolina, yeorgia and Tennessee uhere special dailypertnih are required. MAY 1955 SUN. I MON. I TUES. | WEP. | THURS,' JoMU 4 19 26 13 hS V-l-l-5-fa-7-8-9-lo P-|-Z'S-fc-7-S-9'K 7 Ry 1^ T-Z 28 I T-z I-4-7-I0-I5- FRI. 8 rvz 15 hpz 21 29 m SAT. c-2-3-s-e-n-iiik P-|-2-4-5-(.-7-84-l C-2-3-5-8-II-I5-I key to fishing waters—(^Denotes all waters within management area named—all others are specific stream, lake or watershed names.): NANTAHALA N. F. N—AH areas (Santeetlah*, Fires Creek*, Standing Indian*, and Wayah*.); CHEROKEE N. F.: Tl—Ocoee*; T2—Tellico*; and T3 — Kettlefoot*, Laurel Fork*, Unicoi*, and Andrew Johnson*; PISGAH N. F.: PI—Daniel Boone*; P2—Mt. MltcheU*; P3—Hurricane Creek; P4—Hickey Fork; P5—Bent Creek; P6—North Mills R.; P7—Lower South MiUs R-; PS—Upper South Mills, Davidson, and French Broad Rivers; P9—Big East Fork; and PIO West Fork and Little East Fork; CHATTAHOOCHEE N. F.: Cl—Conasauga R.; C2—Jacks R.; C3—Rock Creek (ex cept MiU creek); C4—Noontootley Creek; C5—NimhlewlU Creek; C6—Jones Creek; C7 — Montgomery Creek; C8—Dicks and Waters Creeks; C9—Chestatee R. and Boggs Creek; 10—Dukes Creek; Cll Chat tahoochee R. and Spoilcane Creek; C13—Smith Creek; C13—Wildcat Creek; C14—Mocassin Creek; CIS —Dicks Creek in Lake Burton area; and CIO—Lake RusseU*. Fishermen Having Good Luck On Davidson In The Pisgah Catch Is Averaging 6.4. Ex treme Caution Urged Since Woods Are Dry In spite of high winds and cold weather, fishing is good here the Davidson river in the Pisgah National Forest, officials state. Already some 900 fishermen have cast their lines into the tumbling cold waters of the Davidson, and the catch is averaging 6.4, which is much better than last season. , The Davidson is open on Wednes day, Saturday and Sunday, and fishermen are urged to be extreme ly fire conscious since the woods are so dry. NOTICE The Bi'evard Association of Mechanical Contractors announces the establishment of a credit bureau. The majority of the people in Brevard use credit in its various forms, but only those who are honest and industrious and who realize the obligation of meeting their con- tocts as agreed, continue to enjoy its ad vantages. We shall endeavor to serve you honestly and efficiently, and assure our customers of our efforts to furnish reliable credit ratings to each member of our association. BREVARD PLUMBING CO. BRYANT’S ELECTRIC CO. DEAN PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. GRAVELY PLUMBING CO. MARTIN & JONES PRESSLEY & OSBORNE Much Visiting In Conn estee Reported Here By MBS. J. E. CISON CONNESTEE — Mrs. Melvin Redd of Indiana has returned after a two weeks’ visit with relatives in this community. Mrs. Mary Latham and little grandson, of Easley, S. C., spent a few days last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tinsley and fam ily and Miss Beulah Tinsley. Other guests of the Tinsleys during the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kuykendall, of Shelby; James Hol liday, James Gilstrap and Kadez Wilde, of Greenville junior college, and Mrs. R. E. Moody and daugh ter, Betty, of Lake Toxaway. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cison and sons. Auburn and Allen, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blackwell and family, of Horse Shoe Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Cison, of Brevard, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cison Sunday afternoon. Residents of this community would like to express their sympa thy to the family of Lambert Bag- well. Mr. Bagwell had many friends in the Connestee section and was a brother of Mrs. Claude Jones. ; This reporter would like to make request for news items. Any item of interest concerning visiting, church meetings, or . community gatherings would be appreciated. ECUSTA FACES BERKEEYHERE Game Will Be Played Satur day At Camp Straus. Time Is 3:30 O’clock BALDAUF HEADS New Officers And Directors Chosen At Meeting Last Friday Night The Ecusta baseball team in the Western North Carolina Industrial league will play Berkeley Saturday afternoon. The game will be played at Camp Harry H. Straus, and Fritz Merrell, Ecusta athletic director, invites the public to attend. Game time is 3:30 o’clock. Ecusta’s game with Enka last Saturday was postponed because of rain. Yesterday'the locals played at Berkeley. Local Delegates At GOP Spring Meeting In Washington, D. C. Local delegates to the National Republican Women’s conference. Mrs. J. H. Pickelsimer, Mrs. M. D. Newell and Mrs. R. E. Matthews, report having an excellent trip to Washington last Thursday and Fri day. During this spring conference, v/hich was attended by some 1,500 delegates from every state, the lo cal group attended a tea at the White House, which was given by Mrs. Eisenhower. On the following day, President Eisenhower spoke at the luncheon meeting at the Statler hotel. Local Shop Stocks The Butterick Line The Cloth and Craft Shop, which caters to the fabric needs of Bre- ’ard home sewers, has in stock the Butterick Pattern line, according to Mrs. Louise Miller, owner. This line will offer a more com plete selection and choice to sew ers who are looking for up to the minute styling, Mrs. Miller points out. Butterick features the “Quick and Easy” styles, as well as separates, two piece dresses, active sports wear and evening clothes. Presbyterians Plan Family Night Supper In keeping with the observance of Christian Family week, a Fam ily Night supper will be held at 6:30 Wednesday evening, May 6, in the Fellowship hall of the Presby terian church. Mrs. Duncan Hunt er is chairman. All church families are invited to attend and bring a contribution to the meal. A program will follow, which is to be given by the youth group of the church. Brevard Native Succumbs Friday Funeral services for Edward G. Brooks, 65, of Clyde, who died Fri day in an Asheville hospital, were held Sunday at 2:30 in the First Baptist church of Clyde. Mr. Brooks owned and operated barber shops in Clyde and Canton. He was a native of Brevard, the son of the late Dr. Whitfield and Ella Wertz Brooks. Surviving are the widow, two sons and two daughters, six sisters and five brothers, three of whom live in Brevard, Mrs. W. S. Price, Mrs. C. R. McNeely and Lem Brooks. Attending from Brevard were Mr. and Mrs. David Price, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Price, Mr. and Mrs. Lem Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Excell Loth- ery and Mrs. C. R. McNeely. Two Transylvanians On Clemson College Honor Roll For Term Gunther Baldauf was elected president of the Brevard Little Theatre for the 1953-54 season at a dinner party and business meeting held by the membership Friday night in Gaither’s Rhododendron room. He succeeds Charles Glazener. Other officers named are Don Hill, vice president; Mildred Scott, "sec retary; and Brad Harrison, treasur er. Directors elected for a two-year term are Mrs. Adrienne Allison, Marcy Newell and Ray Winchester, and directors who will serve for one year are Bill Bangs, Lucy Clarke and Mrs. Charles Norlander. Past President Glazener is automatically a director. Other business at the meeting in cluded a financial report and rec ognition of officers and committee chairmen for the past year. Mr. Glazener recognized special guests, and Director Robroy Farquhar spoke a few words thanking the or ganization for the cooperation he had received. Some 50 members attended the social hour and dinner which fol lowed. Activities of the Little Theatre will be suspended until this fall. , WITH THE SICK At The Transylvania Community Hospital The following were reported pa tients at Transylvania Community hospital at noon Wednesday by the staff: Betty Sue Dills, Pisgah Forest. Maxwell G. Pangle, Brevard. Little Baby Girl Brown, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Pisgah Forest. Mrs. Bonnie Lee Holden, Bre vard. Jimmy Earl Owens, Brevard. Mrs. Clyde Summey, Route 1, Brevard, and son born April 25th. Mrs. J. 0. Wells, Brevard. Mrs. Edith Bryson, Brevard. Harold Hampton, Route 1, Pisgah Forest. Mrs. James Morris, Horse Shoe, Route 1, and baby girl born April 26th. Mrs. Carl A. McKinney, Lake Toxaway, and daughter born April 28th. Mrs. George Wilson, Penrose. A fond mother received the fol lowing letter from her son: “Dear Mom: I joined the navy because I liked the way the ships were kept clean and tidy. But I never knew until this week who keeps them so clean and tidy.— Love, Jimmy.” Kids Talent Show Is Planned For May 15 A county-wide talent show for children and young people through their teens is being sponsored here by the youth committee of the Jay- cees in the American Legion build ing on May 15. Any boy or girl desiring further information should contact Mrs. George Yehling, telephone 3-'1991. A small admission will be charg ed to the show to help defray the expenses. When you think of prescrip tions. think of VARNER’S.—adv. DO YOU HAVE CENTRAL WARM AIR HEATING? YOU CAN OIT A Lemox AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM NOW! Martin & Jones No. Caldwell St. Dial 3-1111 CERTIFIED LINNOX DEALER NOTICE TO FARMERS ^Gasoline ^ Diesel Fuel ★ Oil Greases Accessories ★ BRIDGES COAL AND OIL COMPANY Bob Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, and Jack Edwards, son of Mr. arid Mrs. Dewey Edwards, lo cal freshmen at Clemson college, have both been named to the honor list for the first semester and will be honored at Scholarship Recogni tion day May 6th. The names of these boys will ap pear on the program and friends are invited to attend the special convocation at 11 a. m. on Monday. The scholarship listing means that the local young men excelled in academic work. They are both graduates of Bre vard high school in the class of 1952. THANKING THE VOTERS We, the men who, were candidates in the municipal pri mary on Monday, wish to thank everyone who voted for us or aided our candidacy in any way. Mindful of our obligation to all the people of Brevard, we shall endeavor to give the town an economical and progressive administration. We shall be glad to have suggestions at any time from the citizens and pledge to them our energetic support in any undertaking for the good of the town and its citi zenship. JOHN A. FORD, Mayor DR. E. O. ROLAND JOE H. TINSLEY HENRY R. HENDERSON FEW LYDA C. R. SHARP Aldermen
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