TTEW,3, BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA
i
Do
You
Want to Rent a Furnished House for
the Summer?
Just now we have a few desirable
places to offer, some in town and a
coupie out of town. If you want
to buy a Home, or a Farm, or a lot
in town we have a long list of
choice places for your selection.
Prices wiil never be lower.
Come in and see us.
Galloway Minnis
Room 9, McMinii B\iilding(
C. COOlvl:. Proprietor.
aODB AND SUGAR SALE
For sight days, commeacing Friday, June
15, ending Saturday, June 23, I will sell for
CASH only:
24 lbs. Wichita's Best Flour for $1.90.
24 lbs. Acmico Flour for $1.75,
10 lbs. Sugar for $1.00.
Nothing less than 10 lbs. sold.
Come and save yourself some money.
MULL’S STORE
NEAR DEPOT
BREVARD,
NORTH CAROLINA
Summer Session Jui\e 12th to July 21, 1917
All dfpartnients in oper;.tion. /vcademic, Normal, Domestic, Com
mercial, Manual Training. Prepares for county* examinations, for high
icbool or college, or for one’s iite work. Rates very low.
Personal Mention
i.ddk throuj'h these rulunins; see if
tlu‘ natiifs of voiii nut sls are there. If
luit. N ull !iave m •fleeted ymir diitv
llit'm. It (lix's not CDst anv-
thi’i-'; 'ri-li-phone, write or hrinj; yoiir
new s to Nrws ollii'e.
tl-S
Is Your Bedroom Cozy?
That spot in which most folks are born and
die, that haven where they find rest and in
timacy between those two great journeys cer
tainly should be as comfortable, convenient
and inviting as taste and means will permit.
We Specialize
in bedroom furnishings. Our beds are desii^ned for
solid, oid-fashioncd comfort. Our wa/drobes, dress
ing tables, chiffoniers, dressers, ciothes chests, and
tne iike, a/e sure to strike your fancy. And
prices' — It is an ecopiomy to trade with us.
Oizr W^rd Is a Guaranty of Honest Values
HOME SUPPLY COMPAx^Y
Mi>s liUis of Mickorv is
visitiiiu' Mt^s IMim Stroup
W i*. Whitiiiiii* of Il**titl«Msoii
vili(> was 111 ti>\vn this week.
Aiiiiii' Hrtir\’ luis n siiincd
lii'i- tihl ]>(isitioii m tin* i)()st(,liii f !ui
t hi' slit; I till'I'.
Mi>. K li. Dcvjnn' mikI d.iiiirhtn-.
\1'^^ .l(i>(‘j)lnii(“, (if (ifi'cnslui!''*, nt'f
vi-'itin;^ Mrs (' M. ( ookf.
'Pi’i' lifttfrini'iit nssofintii111 will
iiii'i t oil lii'xl 'I'ufsdav at 1 oflix k
at t h(‘ jiulilic srlhM)1 hui'iliiiL:.
Mt>s Hiiftit'Orr left on \\ rdTifs-
(lay fur ii visit to iirr hi other,
lit'wis (>rr. at 'hatta no ’Un, 'rcnii.
'I'hos. II. Shi]iman Irft on Monday
toattiMida iiMTtini; of hankiTs of
\orth t'arolina at Wrights villt-
! ’.'‘aril.
I>avid llr.nt is visititi^ lii> i»c'ii»h>
thiswrck. Ill- is sft'kiiiL,' ifcnnts
for liis (•(iiiiiuiny of thf national
i;nard.
^!rs. ('arh's Chiytoti sjiciit tht*
wfi'iv t'lid with her hii^hand in
A.slicvillc. Thi'V i(‘tnrnt‘d to I5ri‘-
vard Monday.
A. P. Bi'll, foniii'i'ly ti'Mclicr in
'rransylvania county, who SDcnt |
till' ]iast winter at ‘'tinton, is at j
ti'T'din;^  'ullowlii't* institute. :
Mrs. P. Keiliv and fainil^ of
I ndia na Ind., arrived tliis;
Week aT!il are oci-upy i nir their
sunmier ln>nie ()ii llilo niounta.n,
Misslna Talley returni'dto In r
h nil" at I’l'tirose la-1 week alte’-a
vi?-it of a few weeks in Savannah
and oth.er ])oin1s in (ieoi _;ia and in
('i'lumhia, S. i
Mi>s IMiia Strou]) and ’.ruist,
Mi>s L(a.-. Hanna ot lliekory, Heniy
IJanson and Lannr Le\\i> >iient
Sunday with Sue (’annon at
iii-r lionie n -a r 1 lorse Sin u‘.
I’rof and Mr>. Miteiiell liuvf' r"
turned to tlieii' 1’( iiroM* home 1(li
the .-uniTMe;- folio winic I'rof. Miteh-
ell ■> V . M'k a " t eaeiier a t t he Hr - va rd
In.-titute duriiii: the s]»nni: inontli>.
.h roTiie M.dt/ and faiinly of j'ev
eval children liave moved t roru
\Villiaiii>]iorf. Pa., to 'I’oxaway.
where they are enea^r.i-l in ti;e di--
vi-loiinu’iit of li.e liii: luitjljci- o]ii-ra
tions.
BRhVARD, N. C.
hr. \V. W. >’uith. who iias i'eeii
pre.^( rijit i"ii clt rlv for tlie M ictie- i |-,.^lnnents tlic
liri'dle 1 >rUl! ' I'!i; ; i;i T'V dui'i!l_r his ;;ntll Sej.tcmher.
>tav ( 1 a’li'Ut ' .V'I yra r." in lirevai'd.
has aece])ted a ]io>jtiun with the
huckworth hiUL' coni]>any.
Mi.-s Mar_'ar.*t Willie l.-t t foi- l;er
home in I'harlotte 'I’uesday afti r
visituiL: ,\li>s Mary .lane ivinu for
several ilays. Mi.-.. Willis was ( ii-‘
of Mi"- l\iim' te;icheTs at the
;ri-enville Wuinan's college.
.Mrs. (>. li. Erwin i vi.siting her
p o]>hj in  Jr-eiishoro, Ala.
.Miss Kli/,>ilM*th ISoystiiin of Win
ston Salem is in IJri'vard for the
snminer ainl nccordinij in ln‘i an
nouncenient in the News, will }zive
i«'s>ons in ]»hy.~i nl edin iition for
women.
Kev. (' 1)  haptnan and dauj;h
ter. .Mrs I) («. Warrl, .Mrs. M. A.
I-;. \\ (>odhi niLre and Mr. and .Mrs.
M. I *'I', le a re II t tend] n^ t he ‘Jlst
;; fi iMM 1 (-on vent ion 'if the i-lpiscojial ,
!(-hurch(il the Asheville distrn't at}
I i'ryon. i
I
llcMisley-l ItMidrix
 >11 'I’ll 'irxlay the I 11 ii i n.-^ta nt, at
the lioiiie oi .Mr and .Mrs. I). .1.
j liiilloek at Kosinan, (»ccurred thC|
I niarria^(' ol .Miss Delhi Kairfax :
jllensley and l-'lelds Hendrix, i
I rile rooms wcni attractively deco-|
j rated with howls of red roses.
jAhoiit twenty livi! frn-nds ef the
' eouplif witne>s.‘d the ceremonv,
‘ Kev. .lohn K. Hay of !»i( vard dlli
I ciatin^. 'I'lie riiii; service was us('d,
, the riiiL^ hein*^ carried, c.ince:!led
in H liir^c ]iink rose, hy little .Mi^s
..lean Bullock. 'I'lu' hridt' wor(' a
j ^'oini; away suit of dark l»lui‘ witli
S*cc('ssories (jf whitt-. I’lit* vduni:
I couple W('iit to Marshall for a
j fortniu'ht’s stay, after which tlu'y
I will return to K(nsmHn, when' Mr.
H(-ndri.\ is enijiloyi-d hy one «;f the
' nianntacturim: indu>tries.
I Madiatasiaii Club.
I  >n 'I'hui sd iy afternoon, .hine I.'),
tlie .Mathata'-ian clnh held its last
meeli:iL' at i he re.-ldelice of Mrs,  >.
1- .I>'iies. .Aniiiiij the items; of
iiu.-';ness ii'an'Mcted were the choos-
iiii: of (iilicej s and a (-oiir-'t' of study '
lor next year. .Mrs H.'I’row-
hridiTe was (-hoen to lejld the (-lub
a^',-1'T> ;is iiresident and •‘economics"
1
v.a- determined u]ion as the suhject
!'T next yea r.
• >ther otiicers a:'e Mis. 1-'. P.
Sledge, vi(-c pre."i h'nt ; Mrs K. 1|.
Nor'Ado. I. ti'ea'-urer; ^l is \V, A.
Iie:i\ans. recoiiii111,' secretary, and
Mis.-' Katherine i'.rwin. corresjiond-'
ini: si-i retary.
l-'o!!o\viiiL: the lin-ine>s nu'etim:
'..eic piano and vocal .■'cleetions hy
.Mis>es (’;iml l\o])er and Mary .lane
i\iiiu' and tile sin_'inir of the l-’eder-
ation Seller hy two(,f tlic cluS mem-
i'er.
■['he hostess tli -n di'trihated a
; ird i.Mies>inir con'est whic . v.'a,'' a
verv tltt'ilu' clo-e to the vear'r
w.-rk on th(‘ -uhject of --( »ur Nati\'e
lill'ds." .\tter the ser’-.ltii: of ri'-
luli
ra ft'd 11ii. nrel .i in 11,,- (■
wcro '’as(!s of jonk rosi;s and lif^hted
OaTldle.s
.Ml S IJl'SSle lia’' pl'i-^iiled (it the
orj^an and wasacecinipani»!d by Mihs
Mar!_'ar(-t SiMie-diid m the vi > in
Nancy K'llli.-in s.mlt -mUi. p.-i-
feet liove’’ atid .jiist hi lortf the
hndal jiartv i Hi.nd ,M i s .iait!'-.- \V .
Ueed saiiiT ••l.'iit l ea t me not to Jjea v‘
'I’hee.”
'!’h(^ at teiidants w*‘re Miss Anna
Uooiie, maid -if liotior, Vvli(» wort*
wliltelM-t am cairie.l pink sweet
peas; and iiitle .Mis-« !)n .th\
Se,-i'.er. 'ircr le t-er '.viii ■.vnfi-
white linu'» rie and eairied tlie rinji
in a pif!i\ ro'i . i he i.s.'iers were
iiiit us Slier ,iri(i Frank i; i v.
/I'he hride, t^o .v ned in a traveliri'f
suit ol hlue with !;al t-i mate!i and
carr\ne_^H >hoVie5- hoijiief ()t iiride's
roses aiwl .s'Ai et pea -, enteied on
the arm of her r ii-'iii, l»r. Ii. N.
Waldrop. V.'no :’-ive her in mai-
ria^'e ; and wa> iik-I at t^U'altar h.
the hridei'room a!id best man, l)r
! Tlionias .1. Suniiney.
i). MikI Mrs. Smith loft iinrnedi-
atclv for a trij) in tlio mountains.
They arrived in Br^-ivurd {Saturday
and will inakn their home with Mr.
and .Mrs / W Ni(diolH.
Anion^ the out of town guests
presenf tor t)ie wedding woro Mrs.
Ste])he?i porf«'i' and (iordoiri Porter
of Andrew-; Miss Mignon Smith
and Mr> .1 !>. ('alahan of Ridds-
ville ; hr 'I'ii.-tnits .1. Snnimey of
lire vard ; ,\lis Aniiiii Travis und
M'ss Meia .Adams of KaJ(iigh.
Nine Miles Soiithvi^est of Jerusalem.
'i !ui Morv i;i told of tnacher whc
V. ;i:: acc!i: *orned ask the saiiu^ ques
tioii of f!ic same scholar each Sunday
'I  !i: ahvays had th^* (ji; .stion, “Where
is tli(‘ located?” Il(> was always
I>r iiar> >l n:i th»3 question, and tha*
lii'iii^' r'lisvi-rc.(l felt lio l'urth(?r inter
• •>^t in the les'^on. Tom wiis av.-ay jn«
Sunday. On tli« Sunday follov.in;; th?
tern }icr arked. “V. h»:r! wi.-re you last
Sunday, 'roin?” and lirt a!;:jwereil me-
f'haiiically; “Niar‘ miles southwest o)
Jerusalem.”—Christian Ilerald.
(!i>!ianded
I loiisc-l vey
Mr>. .1. II.
I lou-
: hi'ir
Keceiit quests at the Shi])mf.n
cottage are ; Mr. anil Mrs. l)uncan
MacDunirald and son of Atlanta,
Mis. \V. and Wilhelm Wallace, and
Mrs. L. h. Mel ton of ('hesti'r, s.
.M r. a 111 I
annoirncc tlu- m-irriai.’'e of
(I’l uichter
\'cra ii’o’ninsou
to
.lohn Klie Ivey
on \Vi‘dnes.lay, tlic (‘ightli of
A august
or.e thousand nine hundred and
.-'C Veliteen
I'.alsam (irove, .North 'arolina.
'I’he hrule-to-hc is one of Traiisvl
.Mrs. H. Cud and Miss Helen (iud mania's most itojiular daughti-rs —
of ('hica‘’’o. I Vi. ry attractive and accoin])lishi‘d.
I
I She has taught school for a number
jofvi'ars. She rcc('ntly closcd her
Fred L Smith, who sjient tho
liMst year at i>t*r*‘;i collcLrc, Berea,
K'y., has moved to ('incinnuti, >.,
and instructs that the News be
forwarded to him, valuing it in the
followin'.; words: "Fnjoymy home
jiaper so much, feid that 1 can’t get
along without it.”
tliirdyear in a high sch lol neir
K‘ulsville, of which shi* is jirincipal,
and the school aritboritios by
otTer of in(“reas('d salary for the
comin'^ year set'urt'd from her
a ])roniise that sin* w’onld continue
the work ^liss House in now tak-
'J h(* dance given at tlu* Aotlu*l- j a course at the snnnnL-r .school of
wold hotel! Tuesday night in honor the State Collegt* of Agriculture
of tin* boys who are to leavt* for
war service, was well attondi*d, ^speciali/.ing in play ground work
ther-^ being in the n(*ighhorhood
>)f liiti peo])le ]»>esent from various
parts of tlu* county, and ilender-
sonville.
•I. Iv. .\]ills and family an' mak-
int; their homo with Mrs. Mills’
mother, Mrs. W. K. Osborne. The
hitter’s danghter and children,
Mrs. M. L Shipman of Raleigh,
are occujiying Mr, Mills’ houst^ for
the summt*r, having arrived last
wt'ek.
.Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Darhind of
('incinnuti, (>., arrived \Vedn(*sday
I and are the guests of the latter’s
: brother, Thomas Dodsworth. They
will remain for the summer and
. will occupy the cottage heretofore
I oc(!U])ied hy Mr. and Mrs. Dods-
j worth, \vh(j have moved into their
I new cottage, jnst completed and
I near the old one.
and Enginei*ring, where she is
The bri(h*-elect is a ^radaate of
lirevard lnstitut»\ wh(*re she met
Mr. Ivt*}’. who was a member of the
faculty at IJri'vard Institute P.'i:')-1 I.
lie made many friends wnile in
Brevard. He is now assistant in
])onltry investigations and pathol
ogy, North (’arolinn E.vpia'iment
Station and North Carolina State
l)t!])artment of Agriculture, also
instructor in ])oultry science at the
North Farolina State College.
Adanis-Smitti.
The marriage of NHss Elizabeth
Adams to Dr. William Wesley
Smith was s(demnized Thursday
afternoon at 4 o’clock at Grace
church, Waynesville, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. Albert
New.
The chancel was artistically deco
Physical Education
For Women
Take a coursc in physical education for womcnt
consisting of ten lessons. Simple exercises to vitalize
the body.
The Aim of the Course
is to relieve the coinmon but tjnnccessary ailments,
such as indigestion, extreme nervousness, sleeplessness
and kindred troubles; to insure better breathing and ^
build up a general vitality against colds and other j
unnecessary diseases.
Lessons will be given at Brevard Institute and at
a desirable place up tov/n. Call or see
MISS ELIZABETH BOYSTIAN
AT THE INSTITUTE
IMPORTANT
The City Tax Collector has been
instructed to collect all PAST DUE
TAXES, both real and personal,
AT ONCE.
Also all water rates, which are [
payable quarterly in advance, must
be settled, including any arrearages,
during the first ten days in July.
Failure to comply
with this regulation
on the part of any consumer will
result in the cutting off of the sup
ply with a charge of $1.00 “cut
off” fee to be paid before the water
will be again turned on.
The office will be open from 9
to 12 a. m. and from 2 to 4 p. m.
each week-day; also from 7:30 to
9 p. m. on the first Saturday even
ing of each quarter (January, April,
July and October).
G. E. LATHROP,
Clerk and Tax Collector.
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