NEWS, BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA
Real Estate For Sale
Do you want a home in town or
country? Are you looking for a
safe and profitable investment?
LOOK—SEE
Ten years have more than
doubled values in and around Bre
vard. Ten years hence will more
than double these.
Brevard Insurance Agency
CALLOWAY &. MINNIS, Agents
Personal Mention
Look through these columns; see if
the names (»f your guests are there. If
not, you have neglected your duty
^toward them. It does not cost any
thing- Teh'phone, write or bring your
news to News olTu-e.
DON’T RUSH PAST
a tliinj.'. |)on't you know ynu
I an j^na !on^' way and luul
as in the line of ^’jocerics as
you wiiiilil find ri^jht hero. We are
lure to stay, which ini-ans that we
\ahu’oiir rt-putation f^ieatir than
ptohl and will inat vou so that
yvui will Ji'ii nuui'i.d us to your
friinds.
MITCIiELL
1 ho (Jrocor.
Buy From the Merchant Who Advertises.
W. K. WnrriMi jiiul family have
moved from Brevard to (’iMlar
Mountain.
\V. \y. (Jash of Now York rocontly
visited liis father, T. L. (taHh of
I’is^ali Ft^rt'st, for a few days.
A vacatK’v lias been left in th('
Srliv'a jmhlic school by the resif^na-
tion of Miss Proctor, teacher of the
intern\t‘(liate grades.
Mrs. Morel and dauf'hters who
have been occnpyinK Mrs. Han
' cock’s honse in West Brevard, have
j rcturn(‘d to their homo in f^avan-
{ nrih, (Ja.
I (). \V. Clayton, is sufl’erin{» with
• a Itmkrn arm, the accident be'in"
caused by the kickinj.; crank of an
I auto. Both boiu's of the ri;^ht ft>re-
' ai’Mi were broken.
; Walter Hurst, wl)0 went to Penn-
I sylvanui durin*^ tlm summer, and
hiis been at work in. PhibidclpbiH,
is visiting bis mother, Mrs. A. N.
i\)('le, and otht'r relatives here.
I
j Kt‘v. K. Allison, who was recently
taken ill wliih-* ])reachin' in Hen-
i (lerson ( o'lnty, was brought to his
home «t l.,jttle River, and, accord-
j in^ to latest reports, is improvin{>:.
I F.iends ln;re of Dr. Virjj:il W.
; ('.sltorne will be interested in learn-
inu' that lu* has made a])j>liCfition
aiiii s(')od examination for second
lit utenant'scommission in the army
m.'iiical cor]>s. Ho is still at Stone
Mtiuiitnin, ia.. awaitinj; the result
' of his ajiplication.
.Mr. ai.d Mrs. J. H. Hutchinson
I of AndiTson, S. ('., motored liere
hi."t W(‘fk on a visit to .J. M. Ham
lin. Mr. Hutchinson is a re]iresen-
tutivt* frniu Anderson county tn
tti • li'^i^lntnre of South (’arolinri,
ai'.d his wife is a niece of Mr. Ham
lin.
ROSMAN SCHOOL NEWS
r Lyceum
Also for Library
Also for safety from attack on Friday
by the Daughters of the Confederacy
Bara'ain Sale Sept. 28th
I
'
Season
Tickets
SI.50
Reserved
Seats
25c extra
Single Tickets 50 cents. Library Tickets one year $1.
The Doering Orchestral Quintette . . . October 3
Paul Sunshine * Dietrick ..... November 2
The Winona Entertainers—readings, vocal solos and duets.
The Beverly Quintette.
The Dietrics— -magic and music.
I>iitos for the three hist numbers arc not yet settled.
Buy a ticket, pin an 1. on your coat and you are safe.
l ive of tiie uuarantors have },M)ne to the front, others are subject to call; don’t let us lose
anything; f*jr them. 1 he Daujjhters of the Confeiieracy are selling the tickets, and Transyl
vania Cliaptcr expects every Dauyrhter to do her duty and se!! at least three tickets. Bre-
\ard Institute hu^ btm^lit a block of 100 student tickets; keep up w'ith the Institute. Every
cent of the m()ney stays in the state—$285.00 «oes to the Piedmont Lyceum Bureau of
Charlotte; .Sf«2.50 for the Auditorium; the balance (if there i', any) pays for this adver
tisement n'ld f^oes to the Dawj-hters of the Confederacy to p.iy for rent, for insurance, for
scholarship . tor h;K;k,s anJ for librarian s salary due and overdue. Y'our summer visitors
admire ^ou.'^ town lihr.iry and -upport it. Keep up with the vi-iitf^rs.
It you c-n’t read buy a ticket anyway and your contrib:iti(M shall go towards paying for
a teacher lor lihterates. If V5,u can't pay for a season ticket, your friends to join you,
pay the 5I f and to at least one pk,‘rformance.
Mail orders for season tickets received up to Monday, when sin}jle tickets will be on
sale at Clement’s.
Don’t for-et the day, Friday; don’t forget the prices: $1.00 Library Ticket, $1.25 Student’s
Lyceum 1 icket, .SI 50 Season Lyceum Ticlvet, SI.75 Reserved Seat Season Ticket
Don’t forj^et the time-S.15, October 3, at the Auditorium.
Salfs-Comnuttv.-: Annie lean ('.ash, Presidi-nt Tran.sylvania Chapter; Mr^r^aret Brccse, Treasurer and Librarian pro
ti ni; Liear.or Townsend, Maude Allison, Mrs. T. K. l'ati >n, Jr.
W. p. Whitmire of Henderson
ville was a viKitor her this week.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Halo
SiniarJ, on Wednesday, Hopteniber
Il>, a son.
Rov. C. R. Hemphill, D. D., and
family, left tins week to return to
Louisville, Ky.
(Jharles Pickolsimer, left Tuesday
(»n a business trip of several wetdjs
to (‘astern \'irj;iriia.
The family of 4. (’. Middleton, a
n(M)hew of (’ol. W. Middleton,
has n»turn»‘d to Hastings, Fla.
Mi ss H. Mc( . Rhett, who sjxMit
tlu! summer at her oottat^e in West
Brevnrd, has returned to Charles
ton, S. (;.
Mis« Maud Bryson has acce pted
the jmsition in tlx; teli'jdione ex
change formerly ludd by Mrs.
Jason Huggins.
(’ol. W. ('. Middleton and family
left on Thursday of this we»>k, re
turning to their winter home in
St. A'lii’ustine, Fla.
F'rjtnk King It'ft last W’eek for
unotber session as student at the
iJiiilcy Military Institute, (irer»n-
wood, S. C.
Miss Julia [’lias(‘, who has b»‘en
in Bri'vard for the last two yt;ars,
leaves Friday for her home in
Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss I'Ih Jollay returned to her
honu' at Pino Mountain, (ia., altt'r
a visit here of several w».*eks to her
aunt, Mrs. M. M. King.
Miss Permelia Wakefield of N('w
Orleans, who luis been spending
tlie summer at Idbnvilde, W. H.
Duckworth's home, left this week.
Miss Katherine Erwin n*C(‘ntly
ac«'j)ted a ])«»sition as t**acher in tlu*
Bailin bigli sdmcd and left last
Friday to begin her work in that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. C\ B. Wilson mo
I tored u]) friim Abbeville for tlie
week-end. ,\lr. Wilson is(*xpecting
to be calb-d out for military ser
vice from bis county. ■
j Mrs. Seward, daughter, and
1 grandson, who liavj been sj)ending
the suiinm^r here, have n-turned to
) Auirusta, (la. Mrs. Seward has
I be.'U a r»'gular visitor lu‘re for
\ several summers.
j Mis Daisy (>rr, who recently
ci)Fn)>lert (l her ctiur.'-e in nurse trdiTi-
^iriLTat the (irace hosj)ital in Mor
.'union, -;iiue liere fur a S'hort visit
itlii' week. Slu' and her sister,
j Mi^s Hattie, loi \ e t his wt ek to vi.-it
^ their brother, ,vis (>rr, in Chatta-
11(11 >L'!i, 'I'enn.
I ('laude, (it'orge and ('arl Fortniie,
I all in tlie field artillery stationed at
’am]> Sevii'r, (irc('n ville, c*ame
I borne last week to visit tlieimiothei,
Mrs. S. 1-’. Fortune, who at that
- fimi‘ was critically ill. Her condi-
' tion since Jja> coii.-'itlerably iiiijirov-
|C,i. amltho tliret'young lui ti luive
; returned to eairrj),
^ Miss Mattie Davis, wlio returne{»
a tew Weeks ago from Korea, lias
■ L'one to resiiT'ie lier work in the
I laculty of Flora Mu ’donald c dlcgi'
I at Red Sjirings. .^Ii^s Dayis was
, granted three Vt'ars leav(‘ of nbsenc®
by the college in I'.Ml in ordci to
teach the children of missionaries
in Korea.
Gt) to Farmers Supply for
Scales.
NEW HOUSES IN SELiCA
I louse building at Selica is ju>t
now in a llimrishing state. Beside
the new hou.se on the farm sold by
H. N. I'.lake to the commissioners
for a county home, two other
houses are being erected.
H. N. Blake is building a 7-room
house on a lot near the railroad on
the east side of ('athey’s c'reek. It
is a wooden building with a cobble
stone basement.
C. C. Duckworth is also putting
np an eight room honse for his own
use on liis land a short distance
south of the school building. The
basement and tlrst story wull be of
cobblestone, the second story of
cut rock.
W. B. F. Wright and E. F. Moffett
are in charge of the stone and car
penter work respectively in both
these houses.
The Tox:iway Litsrary Society
of the hi.gh scliool met on Friday
afternoon and orj,ranized tor the
now school year. The follovvinf;
officers were elected : Inez Glaze-
oer, president; Beulah (iillespie,
vice president; (iaine Carmon, sec
retary ; Nedio liii-hardson, treas
urer ; Frank Fisher, marshal; Kitt.y
[iatson, (;ensor ; B H. L*nvis, critic.
Public lebatt‘s, recitals, plays and !
social iictivities will feature the
work of tlui S(jciet.y. j
Rosman high school will enter'
the annual stat; wide debating cen- !
test in the sj)ring. A triangle will
soon b(? formed, '
A cornmerf.'ial C(jurse will b(^
given for liie first time in the high
school. A full c, .nrse in bookkeep
ing, stich as is giv«*n in tlu; leading
business colleges, will be 0])timal
to the alvaneel ])uj>ils. Any
young man or woman desiring a
business education can seeuie such
here free of tuition. This c(nirse
s«*lls for about fifty (bdlars iu the
commercial solujols of the cities.
Tim Woman's Bfdterment hsso-
clation m*t on Thursday afternoon
witli a good fittendanee. The fol
lowing otlic'urs Were elected : Presi
dent, Mrs. J. 1). Bullock; vice
president, .Mrs. L. K. Pov.cll :
treHsuri'r. Mrs. P 'P. I’.auman ; tsec ,
r*'tary, Mr^. B. H. liC.vis. ( on; |
mittet's were aj>point(‘d and jibiie .
are being made for many school ,
im])rovements. |
The school has closed for two j
w«'eks for the teacb(*rs to attei.d
the institute at Brevard. ()ctol:er j
>ith the doors will be (t]>en again.
Get your Lard Cans at I'armeis
Supply.
Oh, Hush!
Aa authority on zoology, Ellen Vel»
vln, author of “lYom Jungle to Zoo.**
says that there are only two absolute
ly dumb animals In the world. They
ar6 the giraffe and the kangaroo.
"1 ime to plant ONIONS
for early spring use. They
will not freeze. Have a small
supply 01 fine sets.
G. DOYLE, Brevard, N. G.
Did You Ever Wash Clothes
in the old fashioned way with
wooden washtub.s.^
Perhaps that is still your method
and you look forward to each w’ash-
day with delitjht. Well, hardly !
A set of 'i$tandard" laundry
trays would mean an orderly laun
dry, one of more invitintj appear
ance and easier laundering and your
sati.sfaction would not be lessened
by the hit;h class workmanship
which characterizes the work we do.
\v. £. BISHOP & eo.
Phimbing Tinning Hardware
a.
NUXATEDIRON
tnrroa.sr.** strenKth of
il*-lioate. n* rvous, run-
ili'wn poiiple 100 per
»nt. In ten days In
tiiany Inst.inces. $100
forfeit If it fails as
per full explanation
in large nrtiole soon
to appear in this pa
per. Ask your doctor
or druggist about IL
Macfie-Brodie Druo Co., Duckworth Drti.?
Co., Brevard; R. S. Morgan, Rosman. N. C.
We Are Now
In a position to supply you
with genuine P'ortf and Max-
parts direct from fac-
t(5ry.
We also have a shipment
of the
Famous Sterling Tires
now in. We would be Klj'd
to show you these tires and
explain our GUARANTEE
on them.
Also a line of Auto Sup-
pli es and Accessories.
And don’t forjjet we are
distributors for the Smith
“Form-A-Truck.” The j^uar-
anteed one-ton truck.
Teague & Turner
rhe Garage That Appreci
ates Your Business.”
GLENN’S
Jewelry Store
Lee Strange, who has
had charge of Glenn's
Newport, Tenn., store,
has accepted another po
sition. We had expected
him to take charge of
this store October 1st.
Glenn's Jewelry Store
will have to be closed
here for a few days until
we can get another man,
but if we can't get one
Mr. John Glenn will
take charge here himself.
JAY ALLEN GLENN, Mgr.
Glenn’s Jewelry Store
SHINGLES.
have sohredmiKijOOr
proUeai.
We are^Arouglft wrA
>airsand
Daily Thought.
The greatest success Is confidence, o;
perfect understanding between sin
cere people.—Emerson.
m appearance^.
Mijy THE STORMPROOF ROOn^
^ ■R-'- Ay" .•/
MILLER SUPPLY CO., BREVARD, N. C.