BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
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places to offer, some in town and a
couple 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 will never be lower.
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Galloway Minnis
Room McMinri Bviilding
Physical Education
For Women
Take a coursc in physical education for women,
consisting of ten lessons. Simple exercises to vitalize
the body.
The Aim of the Course
is to relieve the comm .'n bii*- unnecessary ailments,
such as indigestion, extreme nervousness, sleeplessness
and kindred troubles: to ii'sare better breathing' and
build up a general vitality against colds and other
unnecessary diseases.
Classes are being conducted at the Institute at 2:30
and at the Graded School at \ o clod: every day in the
'.veek except Saturday. New nicnibers may enter the
classes any time.
MISS ELIZABETH BOYSTIAN
AT THE INS TITUTE
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We Deliver Promptly
all lur (irocfries ami t>ur
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l.ir.ij. ()iir is i-arel'ully se-
Ir( tcil ;if
Our Trade is Particular
an! il i, ,ur aim alwavs to please.
vjur business and as wc
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tt rii'S aii(i ask no more, and often
le^is [itices, we would be
have it.
MITCHELL
The Croccr.
Personal Mention
Look through these columns; see if
the names of your guests are there. If
not, you have neglected your duty
toward them. It does not ct»st any-
thin^j. 'I'elephone, write or hrin^ your
news to News tdhce.
.lay Alli'ii (tl*>nn has returne«l
from H visit t«» Ntnvport, Tenn.
W. P. Whitinirt^ of llfrnlerson-
villo was in town Wodnrsilay.
Miss lit'atri(“» Hiro of AshrvilU^
is visitiiijj: her sist»*r, Mrs. .1. K.
Ijoft is.
Mrs. W. H. Dnckworth of ('har-
lottr is at her homo hero for tho
I
suiniiirr.
I
(loor^o Mi'C. Hix.son wont to
Trytui Suiuluy, roturiiint; during;
tho wtH'k.
Mrs. ('. \V. Kiiit; of Ashovilh* is
visiting licr molhfr-iii law, Mrs. .1.
r. Knig.
Mis. (). L Krwin lias rt‘tnrn»Ml
from a visit t«.) hor pt*o])U* in (irooiis-
h. >ro, Ala
Otis Siniard, son of C. M. Siniaul,
luis boon s(^ritiusly ill for SHvoral
(lavs
Mary, tho danujhter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Vi*rlory, is improving'
frotn an atteek of colitis.
Mrs. VV. O’K. Kin}^ «)f Aslim’illo
s|ii-nt tho wo.‘k-ond h«‘ro with tho
family of Dr. M. M. Kin?;.
.Mrs. K. H. Davis is visitinc: her
Bishop—Osborne.
A |)"tiy wedding and ono of
interest was that of Mit»s Dora
Uishtip, whon she heoaine the bride
of Mtirk R. Osborne She was
married at tho homo of her TmrentH
in (’edar Mountain Saturday after
noon at 4 o’clock.
Tho house was decorated with
ferns, daisies and rhododendron.
Tho conrmony took place in the
j)arlor nnder a bower of maiden
hair fern, Itev. Hodt^es oflioiatin};.
Miss Bishop entered tho ]>ar!or
with h»*i fathor, w’lio ^avo her
away. Sho woro a hocominj^ white
hrotlM I. W . Ij. (aimichael, drosH, her veil was coronet
Da\idsun Hi\f*r, this week. i stylo, and hor only ornament was
derM>nvillo Visitor. j ^ Htrinj' of poiirls, a t^ift of Mr. and
Miss Ir(‘n( McMinn last week a(v j Mrs. John (I. (’atx'rs.
comjianied Mr. and Mrs. L. B. | Miss Melita Lind.ay of (;r»*en-
Honston to their homo in (ireen- ville was maid of honor. Sho wore
a becomint' frock of yelhtw .satin
an«i tulle, and carni'd roses. Th*'
l>rid-smai(ls wero Miss Noliio
Miss ('ora Junos ;ind Miss Hisho]>. a
sistor of tlio briilo. They w(re
ruinljow color dres.sos and carried
daisios.
'I’lin t'roomsinon \vt>ro lintnlin
liisiiop, 'nrl Dnike and .lolm 'I’ny
'riiM hrst man
vill»‘ ft)r a visit of sovt>ral days.
Miss Mary .lane Kin*' join‘d Mr.
and family of .lackson-
villf Tuesday on u tnj) to Mt.
IMsyah, \Vayn«‘svillo and otht*r
points.
Mrs. (’. B. Me Fee and children,
who liavc bt'en visitipt; lier ])arents.
BREVARD INSTITUTE NOTES
l>r. (’has. 1) (Jrnvt'r has
tuni(’(l to Hostnan after an
tenui'd vacation.
j.Mi. and Mis \\ . J. Pni.'tte, for lor ,>f (; i(*,*n villo
I several weeks, have returned to ^vas .)o(i I)rake.
Prof. Trowbridge spent the
week-end in Asheville and vicinity,
returning Monday.
Mis.s Frances Atkins and Miss
Blanche Brown, who have been at
tending tho summer school, left for
their homes last Saturday.
Miss .Tohnnye Patrick and Miss
.lanio Moseley havo returned to
Snow Hill.
recil Shellield returned to the
Institut»> Tuesday from a visit to
Uah'igh and other j)r»ints.
Wo are installinf' new slate laun-
drj’ tubs, and a iiev/ c(jncret»! laun
dry ll(jor. 'J'he.se, to^tdhf^r with
tlm ])atent dry«‘r installed last year,
ni’ike our laundry efjuiptiient very
.satisfactjry.
Miss Kdith Purvis, who was
sliirhtly iiijurtMl last week in an
automobile ac ndent, is rer;i)v*riii{'
as rH])i(lly as jxissihle.
.NIis.s ('nljjilian, who ]i;is h(‘eii vis-
itiriLj in lleiuietta tli;* past week,
returned on 'rne>d:iy.
CARD OF THANKS
ex-
tlii'ir home in Asht>villt\
Mrs. Eli/,ab(»;h Dotterer and
I W (! wi.''li t(> tliiifik our iiuiny
We.idin- ”>'^rcli was i.layed,,
by Mr. L'viutie, who also ])hiyed
Th.
th!
H..V W I-; I'.mvPV I''f
S,.,„1„v n.orninu- ut lh„ K,.»t Kork . >rriv,..l Snn.lay ,.n.l n,..n,v, altw «!,„ h „ n.,-, ,,li.,n w.,s
Methodist church.
Mrs. I'. \\'. Blythe left on
Wt'diiesday for treatment at the
liiltiMore hosjiitiil.
.Mr and Mrs.
it Asheville, on .I line ;i(i, a son,
opened (’ani]) ('hanct>, their sum-, thi> bride and ^rooiii
nu'r hom*> in West Brevard. weddint; trip, sho weanii;^
a white ])oplin coat suit, with a
Paimina hat.
'riu*r»‘ were niany ^'uests from
(ireenville and elsewhere, ainoni'
them bein!4 the mother of tile
^rootn and his sisters.
They will make their lionie in
Kube Lewis left Sunday on a (ireenville, where Mr. Osborne is
t this i>hi('e, now i to his j.eojihf in Walhalla, S. now residin'V
ini; us, so attentive, in The sickne.ss
; and deatii of our mother.
K(“spect f iilly,
*M.\ \Nl> X»|;\ K'ss.
Miss Ruth Hampton of the Mis
sion hos]*ital ol AsheviliO has been
'in Hrt'Vard lor a few days nursini'
li. alters ■ t he daughter of Mr. and Mt s. A. M .
Colinnl.us. Ca . are here for tlieir , v,>rdery, who is r -covc-rin^' from
usual snn;int*r visit. ! colitis.
i’.orii, to Mr. ami Mrs. (’harlesi
.lollay, i'ornierly
Iv'iio’.r llawlcins
td) ot M liiiv stack
|(’., betore i^oiiit^ for encami)ment .Mr. ()>borne is a nativo of Tran
tell from the tr’aMiUii^ with the coast artillery sv 1 vania county .m n 1 he ;iiul he .-i ik!
'I'uesday and "'th whicli he enlisti'd at Hender his bride are iicld in hit:h -:->ter!ii
on VIlie.
w!is M'li.'iisly hurt in the luiek.
Mr. and .Mr^. (’arlos Claytou, X. >rpin. who has ]>een con-
fit ter residiiiL^ in l»r(‘% ir«l for some a business in jtlioio‘4rai)liy
here for the ]»a-t two years, left tlie
1ir>t ('t till' Week tor Norfolk, Vn
wliere Ilf intends to carry t»n the
S UIU • b!!>UH’S>.
tune, liave moved to (irei*nvillt*.
S:iin li l’>rewn of Pieilniont. S.
(' . I.'' v’.'itnii: his Munt. .Mrs. X.
.leiik'.iis. and otlii'r relatives here
1 )r VI L. l]ii^di>li rf'turiied to
lii’Siiuin 'I'TieMiny aftt'r a visit sinee
till- Ithin Madi.'-on and iiuiieomln'.
Dr. W .
to retiro>e
hr. I 'has
I here will be fi LTai'deti ])artv for
the bellelir .if tile Ued Cross >i t the
res'.dence of Mrs. K. H. .Morrow
on Thursday .'ifternoon, .lulv I'.',
M. L\da\ ha> letuined troni .i to o’eliM'k. lee ereaiii and
Irom a visit to Ins soo. lie >. rv.-d. 'I'lckt'ts will
b(‘ uTi sal‘ Sut iinia v
Lvdav, !it Albeinarh
Mi>s(M‘iinide Siupinan of Hen
d'T^onville visiteil friends and reli-
tives in Brevard from Satnrilay
until Ti4e>dny.
Robert Siniard and Will Kortunr
li ft recently loi- Atlanta, ia.. t »
inter the sci’vii'f (if the ^oviin
niciit a> railroad men.
lioycc hawkin.-', th‘ int.int son
of Kev. and Mr.^. \. W. Mc|)aniel,
was critically ill the lirst of the
week, but I.-' 1 ni]iroV111L,'.
Kev. Frank Siler litdd secretary
of the (J reen>boro 'ollcije fur W'-
nieii. wa> in this seeti ill recently in
the i’'tt‘l-e."t of the college.
.Mrs. K. lily the and children «.I
illantvie are vi^itin^ Mrs. L. F.
Kil])atnck of West Hendersonville.
— 1 lenderr-onville 1 lustier.
Ilcv. li. 'I’uttle, ])residin:^
fUicr of the .\-heville district.
j)reachc(,l at the Mt‘thodi.''t church
Sunday niortiini' and held (juar-
ti-rlv c-onfereiice M^ndav.
,! W. and Ralph I)uc]cworth. .b .e
i'ln.-'ley jtnd Mr. ;ind Mi>. ]•'. F.
.'>!iutord of lire\aid a1ti’nd-il the
iJi'-hop ( isborne wcddiiiL: at ''edar
^lountaln .'^atnrd.My Mr. an 1 .Mrs.
Shuford wei'e ace''Mlj)anied hy .Mr>.
l-’lor;i Fnibler of Hend' rsonville
aihi Mrs. .ianie Fdwardsnf Weaver-
v;llt‘, half "istcrs of the L'rooin.
Tlii'v l:ave been vi>iting Mrs. Shu-
fi 'rd, t heir coU"in.
» »ra L. .1 ines, Nathan P. ])wo-
ret/'.cy and Fuu'eru' Allison are
grooinini; theni.-cl ves witli tin*
view to enteriiiL' the otlicer.-^' train- eoin])li.-'luMl
by a large cirelc friends.
CJalvani/ec! ^arhai^e cans si/cs
from 12toJ4 ejalloiis. I'ariners
.Siii^ply Clo.
B( >lich-Bro« »ks
A lieautiful and i:n])res.^i ve
thon:^'h fjuii't aiio >nnple Weddnii; ^
w,i> ihnini/.eil in l.'envcr .M iiiday ,
morninL: at ^ ^ o’clock at the!
lioine ot .Mr find .Mrs, f). F. i5olic}i, ,
wlien t hi'i r i:i UL'ht er, Mary l).uly.;
!ie‘cnnir- the briiie >f ]vl-.vard >ibson
i ‘ok> i{ iJri-va rd
* >nlv t)ie ineinbi'r.> of the iin-
inedlnte tuTiiily and a few intiinatt'
H.
>e’
.1
irii'nas were jireseiit.
(ireeii oflicintinLT. The bride wort'
a liMnd>-onie blue suit with accesscv
ries to JMat'‘h. Mrs .lerry Miindy
r« Tillered .Mi-n'leli'Xilin’s wedding
march a^ the br'.di’ and groom
ent( n d the ]'ail-r Toi:etlier, and
>he accoinjiani. d the ceremony
with the > >tt strains nf 'I'raunierei.
'J'hi* bride IS tin* el'iest dau_'hter
of Ml-, anil Mr
(ia., been
>eiiver and i> a - na’ining
yonn_; lady.
cduCHt.tl at State
Kollch of
find ac-
hrtViKLT
Noi'inal
;it (-ireen.sbijro.
Sht
'las
in'.'cainji at Fort «'.•'elthorpt*
for three months of training {)re-
pa I a lory to tieconiing coinmis.-'ionetl gained an enviable rej)Utation as a
olliciTs in the army. 'I'heir apj)li- teacher and is adnr.ii-d by a wide'
1‘ations have b-an tih*d and they ciri-le of j'ricnd>. Mr. Brooks is
have ]»assed favorably tht> ]u-«dimi- the >on of t!ie hite l)r. Ilrooks and
nary ex.iminatitm, which will be holdd a ])o^ition with the "i’ransyl-
foilowed by another more severe
vania 'ranning t-on;]):iny. Innnedi-
atel.v after the cerenutny Mr. aiui
Mrs. Brooks left for tlieir future
home in Brevard.
Miss Anniii (iash, who lias been
named by tlu; state chairman as
teni]» irary chairman of the ])ih)-
Wm. Lott of H.‘nder.sonvillc, who .l"’^^'^! local winnaiFs .•ommittee of
the council of national defence, has
' called a meeting to !)■ b.. Id at the Supply Clompany.
library at 1 riJo on Saturday and re-
(juests tlu* ])resideiit or ( liairman
tif each organi/.ation of women, rc-
liirioii." or otherwi.se. m tin* county.
toirether with anv otlit*r holies in-
t„.ss fui' the riirr l-u.ubor couilKiny ; ,,,
Frank Starrette, who 1ms been j of organizing and «c(juainting
hert* for scverul weeks visitin*; his ! themselves with tin
has secured the agency for i\ num-
bi-r of automobiles in Transylvania,
wa> a Brevard visitor last Friday.
Mr. Daniels and family have
moved into the (Jash house in North
Siitnnicr lap robes at l arnters
MEETING OF BI3LE CLASS
'I'ho nu'n’s Bibb* class of the Bmj)-
tist Sunday school had its regular
montblv social metding Tut*>dav
lilTereiit niglit at the home of (’aj)t. 1’. (’.
father, F. »S. Starrette, and sister, j phases of the work desired to be (iallowwy. The number of gut'sts
Mrs. 1). F. Moore, left Monday for ; done.
Mo(u‘csville.
Furman Brooks of Sjiartanburg
was hen^ this week visiting his
cousin, Mrs. \V. S. Price, .jr., and
other r(*latives. Mr. Brooks form
erly lived in this county.
While at w’ork at the bark shed
of the Transylvania Tanning; com-
])an.v, Uo.y DeLong fell from an
elevated jiosition and broke his left
arm. He is rajjidly improving.
Dr. J. Y. McKinney has discon
tinued tho ])ractico oi dentistry in
I lial(*igh and has taken aj) his resi
dence here again with the inten
tion of o])cning a dental olllce, ]>ro-
vided that he is not called to mili
tary service. Mr. McKinney vol
unteered his services us dentist to
^ the government some time ago, and
I is now awaiting results.
Summer lap robes at Farmers
Supply Company.
Shuford Family Reunion,
The Shuford reunion, an annual
evt*nt in (’atawba county, will be
held August 4 at the home of R. L.
Shuford. All tho family and j>er-
sons who have intermarried with
the family are expected. Fine
was small but tht' meeting wa^^
spirited and vt*r\’ much enjoyed.
Bathing suits for men and
ladies. Farmers Supply Co.
Constantinople.
ronstantinoiJle was named nfter the
('inporor of Romo, Constantine the
tJreat. and founded in A. D. 32s on the I
site of the old (Ireek town oi Hyzan-
tium. It was also called New Rome,
and was the eastern capital cf the Ro-
speakers, family history and a great man empire tor 11 centuriei. Greece
basket dinner will make the occa Roman emulre of the
sion a succc'.ss ^ empire was oft^'n
called tho Greek empire, 'i'ho Greek
Any furthex information w”ill be ehufch preserves its name (,«■ this day.
given by writing the secretary, in 14.^3 ('onstantinople wajB taken by
(Mrs. E. L.) Magnolia McK. Shu-j the Turks, and since then b»s been the
ford Hickory N. (' capital of the Ottoman empire. The
I great church of Saint Sophia was to
I Constantinople and the Greek church
Protect your horse ag:ainst flies i St. Peter's was to Rome. It has
by using flynets for head, ears! oecn. since the Turkish conquest, s
and neck. Farmers Supply Co. 1 ^^''i3sulman mosque.
Thursday, July 19
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entitled
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