(Name changed from Sylvan Valley Niv/> uary I, 1917.) -XXII BREVAKl), NORTH CAROLINA, FRID W, SKI-TKMHKIt L'8 Iill7. NUMBER- ;W -■ ■ — road commission replies TO MR. OUCKWOBTH’S ARTICLE Kditor Tirovurd Xows: ^^6 notvi, with a doal of in. toroHt, tho artlico in tholast wot-k’s issne of yoiir papi'r, “Mr. Dnck- "orth on ijood roads”, and as a inattor of information to tho tax- payofH and citizens of tho county, will state that th* Hoad C’oniinis- Mon at;roi.>s heartily with ('very criticism that Mr. Duckworth Uiakcii, and if Transylvania Countv needs H Uoad C’ommissiun th»‘ first thin^ nt'cessary is to {^ive tlu‘ H'ad Commission some moiu .y to inake pormanrnt roads with. If this is dono wo will assure tlu> ta.K-]>ay(‘r9 that; the ni -Viey will not bo wasted, neither will tlu-re he ;iny time lo.-t in the r>ns(ru.'ti«-n of iu>rnuiTient ro ids. We had witi) ns la.-^t Saturday Mr. Fallis, thf'State Highway Kiiiri- neer, aiul two of his assistants, who went over a uninber of the rt>ads ■with us and discus-sed fidly tlie |Uvstiun ot Imildinf^ j>erman« nt j roads in the county. Mr. Falli-| Vt'itfd tliat he would work with ViS in every way ])ossilde and f^ive n.-« nil the tiujirii i},l assistance that lu' COuM. v.iid he »’X])ltiiiu‘ l to \is that if we Would huild a pi rmstient roaii tht !-'.iih I'ur county, to he built UDil. r till' supervision of the State Mi^h .vay I'nfxineers, that it w.tuld he jii'ssible tor (\>unty to re ceive not h .»s tJ'.Mn ^10,0(1(1 oit iiu nually frtun t:ie I'lntetl Stnt > Uoverniiu'iit, ^''r•.d possibly iflT.cc" '‘0 or mori' aiinwnily, towards tht‘ coii- trui'tion o*' a road ])rovided that loro tiia/' sevoTity-Uve per i*ent. of the r'-‘'d is usi.d for carryiiiK mail, either on a Star Route or U. F. 1). Now if our eiti/ens feel as ‘'Ir. Duckworth does, that our lioad (_'omn:s''ion should ni«kosoMi*‘ ]>er- manent ri'uds. all we ask vou to do is t-' set the loachinery in motion and ])rtjvidi' us the nicTii y with which to huild the r^'ads ,nnd we will airree to di-liver tiio ^">ods ; for it is certainly not t'ood I'Usine.-s fe:- the t’ount}’ to keep m Road Ton'.- mission to watch the iii.Ti-reiit ov^r- Kcers s]»end tin; small amount of money that is cidlect'^'d from t»-h township and to kv k utter t!ie chain ^aiig. GOOD PREVENTIVE OF SMUT IN WHEAT County Apcnt VV^rites of Treat ment of Seed Wheat With For- CONFIRMATION SERVISE AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH On Sunday ni^iht at the E])isco])al Church, Rev, .Innius M. Horner. D. D , Bislutpof Ashc'vilh*, iireached nial.k-l.yUc lo prevent Slinking •> s'Tvicc. c,,...* Thi'])crsons confirmeil were \V. A. Smut. Thei rnit(’d States Department «>f Airricultural is asking; for an in crease of twelve and a half ]x'r cent of wht?at in North ('arolina ne.xt VI ar. To do this we should select lh(' be.‘-t sco.l that I'an ho found and treat U witli formaldehyde to I're vent ^•tInkin^ smut. Millii>ns if bushels of wheat are destroyed in t1e> ri'.itvd States every yenr by smut. Accordiiit; lo d-’iiartnient >j'eciiili"-ts three and a half per cent, of our wheat crop is lost by smuts in\\lu'(it Stinkinp suiut in wheat can b»' prevented by treatinj^ wheat \slth toi i!oildehyd«5 before sowing. This formaldehydo treatment is chenp and elTectivo, costintj less tbiiH live ct nts jM'r acre. The \^I.(‘at ^M’owc'rs i f the north and we.'-t liMVe K(lo]ttrd this method and tr>‘!if ttKir ubrat every vear. riu' ])( Hea vans and Haync* Hoyden In connrction with the chan;jes S('oii to lie made in St. I’hi’.ii s REVIVAL MEE'I.G AT ‘ mm A series of mcu'tinjjjs will bej;in at Davidson ('lurch n T-'^iidav' ni^ht and will continue lor S'>\eral davs, omittiii'^ Sjitiitdav. lit v. T. H. Sim’i.son, pastor of the I’resbylerian ('hnrr!\ nt I M iuli rsonvilli*, will ])reach ilurin^ these services. Rev. 00 COMING >E£K First of Lyceum (:)ur‘*e ;«t Audi torium next VV^edri' sd iy ni.>ht. C-ompany ot I ive .Musicians. Under Auspices of U. I). C. W. P. ( ‘hedi stt r, fornu'r I church, tb(‘ bisho]) said that lio P'i^'t"r of the Hrevaid I’n sbyt(*rian ; ho|)i'd that St. Philips would become I ^ hui cb, •vill al>o wc ])resont at the Metliod of rtcafing Wheat Tl'.eir aie s Vi ral iv.etliods of a i»:iiish and la*liev'd that this id« al was easily attainable. At a met tin^ of tho vestrymen on Mon- d:iy morninp:, this and other related lUdtters were discussed. The retirement of Rt'v. ('. D. ( hajin'.an from th*; rectorato of St. l’hilij)s, a decision which he an nounced sevi*ral wei-ks ii::o, is a nuitterof rcf^ret to the community in ^(‘neral. Mr. ('htipimm has labored in connection with thi'^ ])osition for twenty-one years, and in this time has ndeared luTiiself to the ])('o]d»‘ of all ib'nominatioiis, not only hy his preacliin^r, which has always hec n marked by uuus ual force and i*lo(jnence, but al.-'O by his exemjtlary ('lirislijin life and winnin}^ ]>ersonality, Hin linal st r- vii‘»> as rector will he ludd ne.xt Sun- I ojn'tr.n'-,' S'*r\ ices, A coidial in'xitation is f;iv(*n to tlie ])ubhc lo atti'iid all these "i r- vic**K. MUST HAVE MARKET 1e s vi ra; tri-iitin^ S(MA! v.h.'itt lor di htI'uetion ; dny morning, of smut spores, I'ut the best wa\* is I to mix on.* ]> luud of forty ]>-‘r cent. | v^ni, on ^Hiions p8j||T0ES AliO APPLES watt r. 1 ht‘ M vd will 'it to be treat I t d is s]’ri'ral o-i -t ll' or several iiK'hes* ilee]) and spnv.kled V. 1th the diluted | turmaldehyt’ * An cniinary w;tt'T-j in^ ]H»t ar; bt> r.>ed. 'I'lie wl’.eat ! whould bt' shovelt'd over several 1imt‘s untd eTi>ry s^nain is wet-. The wheat can then bo shovelcvi uj) in a pile and covered up with sacks or hlank'*ts to keep fumes of formal dohy ie in the wlu at Tlu^ whi at should be kept cc'Vere-. from iwo to sii hours. It ■liouliJ. ' hpn he spreail MEETIHS OF MASONS ThciU' will be a meetiriL; of Dunn s l\ock liodirt* of Masons on P'ritl.jv Ni^'ht for work in the'fliiid l)ej,Me‘. C. 0. TURNER TO LEAVE (). Turner h.i-i sold In-: in ti-n st in tht' ^' ir iLri' of 'ri ntrat- at'.d Turner, v. hich is still coi’ lueted und r th(' u i^in il lii iu name, to Ira Hamilton Mr. 'iurni'r was l d to this wit|.d'aw!.l fro!:; busin•'^s here by the f.i T tiiat. beiu^ on the dratt he fV|i' cti d to be . ailed out nt some early date, lie expre'ses regret at having: tt> uji his work in this place. 'I'h(‘ l)oerin^s tette, wi'l be ni-xt Wednt sdii This is t he lii • tertainmenis ■ v,inter season ■ I ti I ! '. •> I .11 f|U!n- tl'e .\ i'o-inm r I ■ ‘ I ( ; ^ licr •> D) . ' !• o| 111 t>. • '/i \ I ;i (I, !iL't ho b til" i'i .lmi.nl ■) 'i->piei s r of r. ; 1:1 n 1 • ■ n i •- I' 't (Ml ltd Lyci'um Bureau, •ne r ‘ i of the Transylvania eli,i;i D. ('. Four otl’.i r i-n'fi will makfi up the si-rii^. i> to bi> hen* on Ni vt 'ii:" r 2 The D 'Clinics pi’ni- t • has ;; vi'ri. ty of instrumt*iit;i I ..n, i:ciui!- in^ cornet, eiaiirn-t. a-o . oliiis Tlu! mana^^er, Mrs l)"eii>i_ i- Ik r .'♦df a vi(4inist. Thi ii p(o:_'am i> billed to includ( a n'iiuh r oi pupu lar and patriotic ai .-, i siicridllv '.••signed to p' a'. ai;i:>n.-e in times like tlu s.' 'I'he 1 )!iULrh;t rs ol i! e iti: .il' ra y also make tht l: aitiii-al to i pulilic I . llrom H stardpoint ot >at ;oiism. ''['lie money ral.'cd by t h- -• inter- I tai.iments }_'oes to the t i.do w m:'iu I of seholarship tuniK ai.d oilu r puldu- spiriti’d [iin jMisi'S. '1 he !'ttt-nl loi! ot .Nca-- ii'ader." is calU d to their ad on pajZv- I! PRISONER REFUSES PARDON County Farmers’ Union taUes Progressive step to Establish Market for Shipment of Pro ducts—Committee appointed to j find A}?ents—Products to be St:indardi7ed. 'I’he lirst detinite stejt evi r taken f is tc' !.,• f"'*' '>"■ -f OLD FOLK SERVICE AT METHGCiST CHURCH titv firi'pi'r mixturt raist*d proiluets was made^ by the ('ounty Fane, rs' I’nion e.’iTut sday at a nKV'tin^ here. The :»ieetin^ was c.'illed to con sider 'ihis matter, the farmers hav R-‘V. \V. K. I’o(jvev will ])n ach p.oxt Sunday moi’uiim at the .Meth odist church to old ]ieo])h',—that is, mt*n and v.omen above liftv. 'I'he t (f his sermon will b Tht ^ave wavs best mfirmi'*\'n Mr j’i;llis I’S that y.fter the .';:irh- were linislie/i that tin >^;!ite Hi jjhway 'jiiuuiss:' >n wouhl take eharire of tuch ro^t Is as w.is huiit hy Fedtnai aid aiu! maintair. them at the StiiS s exjM'nse, wliit !. tuinl cj; n be made by mixin;^ one ounco ^f formaldehyde ✓ with thr('e ;.:all vris of water. >ne f'allon of this 'Mixture is sulhcient to treat one buslu'l of wheat. For- maldidiyde can be ]irocurel from i mp; awakt; to the imi>*'rt '(jcul drtii'stovc's. lane/- of havin;' a ri'iddleman who , r f’, LA.VRENcF, j sher.ld ^iv* his time «ud attention! ( ounty A^'i'Ut. j t; *'iiditii; the Vi(!st markets for th "St n ains t hat Fall.” (>1(1 son^s v.ill have a promineiit }tlac'‘ in the service, and !i malo 4uurtft, all over sixt'-Iive, will siuir. The jiuhlic i- cerilially invited to l,»e ])resent. The subject id' Snnda;: nii;ht's : sermnn v.ill Tin* .Man W ith a ( onsmuntr .'.b-S'aire . fiim BAPTISr ASS’H KEBE OCT. FOURTEENTH Pastor of I.ocal Ciiurch makes announcement of meeting of Baptists here next month. Full represe.itation i£ urged. Tho Transylvania Baj>tist A'- socia- tion will m(M*t with tho Brevard ’hur(;h Wednesday, Octob-r ut lo a. m., and ^vill ci.T.tinuo three davs |{‘V. A. .1. M»iiii . the nioderatorof the b.idy is the!;’ ooi rif l’d prea(;her of the introducti s r- monand.l. R. Liner the all'mat* 'I’he Brevard ('h:;r( li is ])1,. r.iiin^ to trive a he’arty welcotoe aT. i u;oo'l f'are to all rt ]»ri-s. n’ati ves of t),e • •hur(hes We hope ev»‘ry hiir^-ii of the !is--xi;; I ion will t>e \..ll re- pifsentfd Miid that th. -essi f ^ will be bi' ssf'd ol ojd to llis ov. .. v'reat LTIo! V Anv church that has i- t y» t .‘lectrMl messenj'ers should eh ( t tb‘in at once. Also tlu^ ('.v.r 1: Ivlie'’ and coT:iph‘tt> S'lnday hi 1 report should be made out -t ro. to ('. Iienlf'rs( •!. (^u(‘b r. ii. t later than Ictober l"!h. 'I'l; n tl . will 1 eon haii'l to bo rt'ad ;t the, proj)‘T tine, v.her-'as i1 t' 1-fr for m:"-'en|^'(M-s to brii treijuentl.y iret iTi too bit*' at all A . W. .M( 1 )anit 1. Brevare. i SHEEi- GONFERtiiCE TO BE HELD AT ASHJVfLLE V 1:1',' thoy r T!I - r MEETINB OF PRESBYTERY (>n 'Tu sday niirht. Asheville I’n >byto! y eonvenod at ti>e Pre«iby- terian eii!’.:'ch. with a dole”’« ti'.m of secured from the aut niobile ! about 1' I'iie (.j.oniiii: st'r’Moi;. by IS license, so i'very tv >ayv‘r '“kij si“e that it f" 'hi- interest d' our county to i^.-t all t;:e money v. r« ean Irom the Federa’. (ioverniMv’.it so us to {)Ut t:;e burd'-.r. of keepln;.: U]) the roals on the >tate, ami use the money collect'-d ui the -eunty on the ituprttveuienf of ether roads that wtuild u'tt come :i- tin* class of 11/hway ads. Assurii!? Mr. Pick worth ml request «)f t)u‘ iitiriui; mod*rat'>i\ Rev.,I, 1;, Hay. was preached by Rev. R (i. Bt-diniX'-r of West Ahhe- ville. lint of the youiij^est jnt'mbers (d' I’ri't'divtery. \V. S. };lack, an ehh*'' in tiie Brv- v‘V.nty’s jiroduee. t The Farmers' rr.ioii rea(di(‘d tlu- 1 .k-*risiou to istablish a ship])ini; j market for potatt.'cs a;id ajipli s und . i to secur(‘ tin* services of a dealer, , j or aiient. to handle and shij* these ; i>rodui ts in car load lots. The unii n furtlier expressed its will as to the oualiiicatioiis of such an au'cnt by sayinj^ that he must be a man id busim*ss ability and ener'^y und must have the c niluh-tice id' the oi'ople. A ci)mmittee was appointt'd ta iFAIRCCMfViiTTEESTO MEET MONDAY The (dVicer^ ;,f tl’.cFair Associa tion liave ealK (i all tlio committi-os aj)])ointeil Last week to n-'-'ct .it Bre vard nex^ Monday at 1 o'l lock. 'Ilu‘ itit'iidvrs d’all tin-se cimndt- tees were ])ublished in last week's issue of the News. All these ap];oint>;'d on thesi* com mittees are ur;red to l-.e ju’esetif at i hospital ward and sh In the State I’enitt.iitiary tin re i> a Woman, si-ventv live vi ars )f ULre, who has bi-eii a jirisoner since .lune loth, 1^70—more than thirty ei^ht years. She is ki^eAn as ••Aunt Sarah Wyckofl” from Ah'xander ’ounty, anl was jmf in the ])«'ni- ti‘Uti‘ir\' for murdT. Sh • is almo-t helpless with rh«.‘umatism. Several ^ovei n.irs ha ve (d'feri il In r pardon but slie bus tlfclint'd. liovernoi- Biekftt included lo r in the batch (d twentv one who were recently jiar iloiiod, but as usual, she refused t(. airei)tit. and made this pathetie stateiiu-nt : ‘T want to stay here tho rest of my day-^. Mv children have dll for;^'ottcn rni*. 1 liave he;ird from nob..dy I on-e kui-w in yearii u'one h\\ 1 want to die here and be for;^otten. ’ 'J'his ]>oor creat j lire has bei-n shut in from the world so Ioiil; th:xt life hohls n ithim: for her outside tl\e jiri^on walls. Tlu n* are kind ptM>j)h‘ who try to make her life as toierable a-; ]).>ssibh*. She has fairly comfortable (juarters, hav;u; beer: te.rnishtd a room with a private bath. It is s:iil that she has not left her ipuirti rs fc/r ten y^'ars. Her room o]iens int> thi* sits at tlu> The farmers of this cor *y Vwo tie interested in the nnnont ' enu tit of a sheep conference to b( held at Asheville on Saturday, >ct' ’ r '■ h Thf' conferenct^ will he !d ur.- der the auspices of R. S ^ urtis. animal husbandman id the Mit.i- tural departmont at Rale'.-!!..'::..: the Ashcvilh- board of trad . wiiiei: sends an invitation to all tl .• of tins county. Pre.minfnt ■vVill be {)resent and eM])lair. il ■ of sheep raising'and how t > n prolits at tlu* present hmh ; ■ ie r.ph> U QUEBEC nUIRKS of r.rev coi:.:n-;r t: Son ntv Church, was chosvii m(»d- lind a man tor this important ])osi erator, a :osition usually IHii.ni liy j tion. 'i'lie nn'mbers d this com- minister.'. ! mittee are .1. M. Zarrhary of (’.tlvert. The hurt. !H'ss sessions, wh'ch cori-i-’hairman, R. ). 'I’hoJJias id' C^^netiec, tinued t'lM Thursday aft'i uvKin., j and L. R. Scru^^'s of Bre-.ard, every otlu 'Tax paye!^ in the ('oTi:Uv ! were susjv nded at stated ti:^j*s for 1 Tlu*y are directed t'j meet at Bre.- that our .'.’umissiou weleomt s my idevidiona! t“xercis‘*s, sermo?}.-. and i "ard ne.xt .Monday ut lo o'cdock. addres.ses. Wednesday morni*i^ this UK'idini', as business td' im-] door niost of the time,'knitting or t)ortano* comrr'ctOvl with ’he ci>m- iralkin^ to the jiatients wh" will talk 1 to her. She spends a ^ood jiart of h(*r time ri'adint; her Bibh*. Trulv. in^j: fair is to he transactod. just crltl•'i^r.’?3. we ar. 'I'hos. IJ mUre bi .''hiitinan. (’has. p. )rr, H. F. ' i'.,'/ent*r. Road ('o!!i;iiissio>i. C SUNFLOWERS NOD NOTICE j st'rmon wtK ]treaclu*d by lit'v. IL i. Aslun JUe. Since tlie p-.iblicaiion (..f the lirst -ijunllowt r story in the X*^-vs, it ap pears that the petals (d' J.ht* Haw kins l»lai't are turrdn.ii. tic-een. all '1‘iroui'h envy of otl.t-r bu- sj)e'-i- mers that :ire iitiiidin^ i:'.to liotice. Roscoe Nichuison counts heads !Stnith of and iiniis one of his jdants the proud su])p >rter of a family of .‘{r,. M M. Nicholson takes measure-' nients fend r.-ports a ]>lant 7 inches uround the trunk—not an el. ])h»nt, but a ni ifoniota—i;’. feet hi^h, and bearinf? u .’lower r>l inch(*s around and ■' comes Ker.ben Balhird deposing that liis wife raieod a snnflower r»l inches in circnuiference and 17 inchos in diameter. Are wo going Another very imj.« rtant duty of j M'is commit tee will be that of an ' I Nichols of Black .Mountaiii, and investi,i.''ating body for the purpost* communior was ludd. *>f standarizing j)Otato.>s a nd a])pi».s. I On Weih'.e.sday night, the mom- Thej will endeavor tu find out l>y j bi rs of Presl'ytery and visitor.s Lad ; inquiry and insiKJctit.u in thisl the privile^( ,)f hearing an addre.«^h! cou’ity and elsewhere .what kinds} by Dr. .1, R. 'Vilkinson, a medical j “f itnj>les and potatoes ui;e the* best | ni.-'sionary in diarge of th.^ Kli/a-i J':‘lle.r>i abroad, and to r} vmmi'iid ' veth Blake lijsj)ital in Such>w, 1 thetj ; for cultivation. Twj or thri*e China. ’ii lfgates and othi*rs in atlend- ui; o. noted with regret tlu^ abst nee of i'.VO ]irominen^ minist(?r« and lea(’ii rs in ciinrch v.ork, Rev. R. F. LGCAL APPLICATION OF REED MAPjmmi I j I'l'it-Hl States ( ommissioner, A. j K. Harujdon r'“. eived a lett(*r from I i. nit^":i Stati'r Attorney Wm ’. Hammer, ”ivi::g his intorprt thtiv'U of th3 Reed Anu ndment, whJeh makes ;.t a l'o(k^ral olVens • to ‘•cruse Something to :;cli mean? ?>omC' to he the Sunflower kingdom? I thing to advertise. varieties of each product .are ex pecti‘d .in this way to stand- xj,riii:cd. Ir- makij:^ this‘investigaliiu., ?he committee v/ill not eonllne it:^ Uiha.’-s to this eoont;’’, but will endeavor r;a(di a standard by caretul inrjuirj in other counties in Western Xortii C’arolina. llay'^vood county, for example, lias acquired a ri*i)utation for ^'rowing applet for the marki t and will otter a go.jd field for in- Memhers of (‘onn('st»’e l^od^e of vestigation. Odd Fellows are urged to attetul the It was suggested iu the meeting meeting next Monday night, as im j id' the union that the faruiers of pcrtant business is to he consider* d.. I this county he asked to bring sam ples of potatoes and apples to be put on exhibit at tho county fair tlio last of October. I. 0. 0. F. MEETING iuto\i;itting lijutirs to be trurti ported in ir:tc r-state commtTce, ex cept for ScieJtific, Sacra mentiil, Metlieiiu:! and i.'>chaTncal juirposes. into any “-tato or territory the laws of which »»r.diile t tin* manufaetuno or sale therein id' intoxieatiriig liquors lor heverf.ge jturposes. " Tht* trans*portal:on, in any i'orit whatever, ?f licjuors into this st«tt with the e cee])fi*.\’is named, is a violation of the federal law, acconl- ing to this interpret.atio:i. A man may he prosecuted e*-. en f. r bring ing lifjuor t>n his ]>i r:son or in hit> buggy into the Stati'. Sliipnu'ntif marked ‘•Ft>r ?d» di' inai I’lirposes” viol-:.,* liie ]:!\v, Ullle.-S the good f,iitli (.'f the Older i^an U-: shown, Tim : uri‘*n of proid' is on the de fendant to show that such liquors were lor medical purposes, Tho district attorney urged the commissioner to prosecute all viol ations of the hnv with promptness and vigor. “th(* way of the transgressor is hard." but let us hope that this ])oor wom.'in has n'lad** her ]'eace with (-Jod. and thouLrli shi' may be forgotten by her ehilirtn, shr is* ! v.> it T. i’. Mi.» all, f remembered and cavod ft>r by Him. |i.,,n. T. H. n.ier.'On, — Biblical Heeorder. Mi.'s Opal ’r’uulKn 3 was a visitor in thir last week. Miss Roxie lieoc'*. who \- in*; at Dunns ('reek, has si, school for the county teac; stitute. Althouu'h this is I yi'ar’s work iu teachiiji: it? t'e" oii lie schoids her work in th. i'Minn>. ('reek school is remarki; cessful. This success is (' due to the ex.clleni triii rci.’i'ivi'd in the Ltate norm, lo whee. Barney I'hapman left wetdc 111 answer to his . call for nii.'U to help 1 world's batths tt>r th' mi'iit and maiiiteiijiii'-e ol democracy. The citi/.oiis of this (o' donated toward t!;“ b; tl. ■ new rot^.m to the pub . I h »i.:«e. ^'ome (jf tlur n; • W. ( TiiK . .'b' ;r- r ill.-: 1, iv sn. ■aihth s‘; ; t 'l.h unti \ - •.: 1.'; i .-■ 1: • !iu;r.. ir.;r o- DRAFT DELINQUENTS REPORT Transylvania county has sent out not only the I nil ju rcentage td' her (jtu>ta of the draft, lut two more men besides. The number calh>d for was and ;’>! left ^lt the time ai)pi_>int».d for camp. Three of thei-e W’cre alter nates, instead of two as formerly i, repi>rtt‘d in the News. i'he third I ' a!t»*rnate, omitttxl hy mistake, was I ^ ' o ca’c o* tie im f li , young lad V was placed* VValti^r Whitmire of Rosn an, who . ' ^ . I and votes taken at five c- t.ubstituted tor a man t».) go in a | , , . . *'i;s.s Maxie Reece receiv l»ter contingent. ‘ ( aii, I.. F. Ret ce, Loni and i>e^V'tl M jCall. Tv=is.- .\ia.\io ilcv'C’', ll. teacher in HaMdson Riw r visited her parents, Mr. . ! L. F. licece, of thirj c-'"' last Saturday and Sunday. (•ijuebec (.’ountry Life S a “box supper" at the . slK>rt literary ]u-t)gram 1 . *. I vlay eveniiiL'. The boxes .. I ■ >:d by T. ‘J. Henderson es.’UT 'hoOi. ■e ■> li.a i .11.: li;-' ■' a ■■ y ■ - uhi r 0i ’ Th ' two men who failed to report | on Tuesday of last week, Barney | . ' ' , ■ , I I the most homely nit unapman and Roy Lrmance, both ..... , , , . , , oli and was won I appcareil later and Imvo gone on to Camp Jackson. Both had ex cuses for their delay, which were nceeptablo to the local ^vxemption board. Subscribe for rather than bor row the News. 1 sma;. ! plurality of the votes cas* luvl was I declared tho winner. Thi c-keftr man v ,• , t,,ted i>y I :U'V Mc Call. The total receipt- ‘ *. hecyv- ning amounted to We are greatly pleased with tl.o Brevard News an I wish for it the loyal support and hearty co oiiera- tion of Transylvania’s entire citi zenship. Exwizb.

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