THE BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
FRIDi^Y^, DECEMBER 12th, 1919^
PERSONALS
James M. Dancy has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. A. E. Hampton. He
left here for his home in Jacksonville,
Fla. last Monday,
s. p. Verner and family, ^ ^
Transylvania County, wh« h,,, chrUtm.. tbi.
their home in the Panama Canal Zone ' Um.. Th.r. .r. «.m. pippi- .t B.-
(luring: the past lifteen years have re- ker’s Art Gallery, HenilertonTilU.
turned to their old home in this coun
<y.
^^oday is the time to do youp Xmas
shopping.
Your friend* can buy anything you
can give them for Christmas evcept
your photograph. Baker’s Gal
lery, Hendersonville, N. C.
Mrs. K. M. Millard and daughter
.Miss Gladys Dae Millard of Wilmore,
Ky, have recently secured rooms at
J. R.
Born—unto Mr. and Mrs.
Hamlin, a daughter.
Percy Verdery and Coz Whitmire
of Greenville motored to Brevard last
Sunday to visit Mr. Verdery’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Al. M. Verdery.
If you are broke, go beg or borrow
the long green and do your shopping
now.
Toys are scarce this Christmas.
IMrs. Al M. Vcrdery’s and will spend '^hat of it buy the boy a
I he winter in Brevard. ' Brownie Camera at Baker’s Art Gal-
S:im T. Iloiljrcs, of Hendersonville, Hendersonville.
Read the merchant’s ads in the
News—^they are chock full of .bar
gains.
COS PAXTON MARRIED
Sheriff Cos Paxton and Mrs. Alice
Wood Paxton were quietly united in
the Holy bonds of wedlock last Tues
day at high noon at the First Presby
terian church in Asheville.
Very few of their friends and rela-
■ tives knew of the approaching event
j until the news reached here thru the
j Asheville papers. The couple left
! Wcf’.nesday for Wilmington where
they will spend their honey-moon.
The News offers its congratulations
and prays for God’s blessings to rest
I upon them.
FLAG and BIBLE PRESENTATION
was :i business visitor in Brevard last
Woilr.t'sday.
In a reient lonimunication received
from our former townsmen, Dr. J.
;\loI\inney, we are requested to
ihe NEWS to his new homo and
Mrs. C. E. Puett, who has been ill
for some time, was taken to the Mis
sion hospital at Asheville last Mon
day. The people of Brevard hope for
her speedy recovery.
The end of the year is near. If
address, Florence, S. C. Here is hop- merchants
go now and settle up with
Don’t wait for the first of the
in.i: you all kinds of prosperity in ^»ppy go now and settle up with
your now field of endeavor. Doctor, i
Photograph* are becoming more
popular each year for CKri*tmas re- ' Amazing Interlude” and bun-
memberances. We guarantee to
please you. Baker’* Art Gallery, «t Baker’* Art Gallery, Hen-
Hendersonville, N. C. | der*onVille.
(-. II. Shellield, one of the instruc-1 Waters, of Columbus, Ga. is
lors at the Brevard Institute has re- i Brevard this week looking after
turi'A'd home after a ten day’s trip business interest,
to I’astern and New England cities, following, clipped from the
liuiValo, Xiairra Falls, and Canada, Charlotte Observer, will be of inter-
iheiuv to Detroit where he went as est to Brevard friends: Mr. and Mrs.
. .i.leuate to the International Y. M. E. C. Goode are welcoming a baby
r. A. fonvontion. Mr. Sheffield re- ‘laughter, Virginia Lee, at the Pres-
V<>v ' a very ln'nefical and pleasant byterian hospital. Prior to her mar-
jj.jp I riage Mrs. Goode was Miss Isolee
It is not too late to have photo- l^uckworth of this city,
graphs made for Christma*. Go to Give the children wbole*ome book*
Baker’s Art Gallery, Hendersonville, Christmas. Tber® are hundreds
of them at Baker’s Art Gallery, Hen
dersonville.
MARRIAGE OF JOHN M. KING
N. C.
W, A. Johnatone left for
rharkston last Tuesday to spend the
\vi»;ter.
?Ir. and Mrs. J. S. Silversteen have
returned from a trip to Xew York. A marriage of interest to a large
•Jennie Aiken and (Jladys Glenn number of friends and relatives in
I
Wi re wiH‘k-end visitors to Henderson- j Bi'evard and Tra;45ylvania county,
viile. j took place at Ridgeheld, N. J., Nov.
The one best Christmas Gife for 15 when Miss Mary Banta and John
al! the family is a Columbia Grafono- King, son of Mr. P. S. King, of
fa. See the line at Baker’s Art Gal- Brevard were married,
lery, Hendersonville, N. C. j The ceremony was solemized in the
Miss Esther Minott of Henderson- old family church with Mr.’J. A. King
v’ille is visiting Mrs. John Glenn. acting as best man and Miss Kather-
r. M. Doyle and family have re-; ine Fielder, as special flower girl. The
i.urneii home from a trip to Eastern j church was beautifully decorated and
mi Xev\ Knuland ciiies. ’ ! filled to its capacity with friends and
(i.'orue \V. Woodward and wife of relatives.
The Gloucester Council No. 379,
Jr. O. U. A. M. will present a flag and
Bible to Calvert School Sunday, Dec.
14, 1919 at one o’clock and the fol
lowing program will be carried out.
Meeting called to order by W. H.
Summey.
{ Song—America—by Congregation.
I Devotion by J. W. Glazener.
I Presentation of Bible by A. M.
i White.
j Reception of the Bible, Mrs. J. W.
j Glazener.
I Presentation of Flag, Walter I.
Reece.
Reception of Flag, A. F. Mitchell.
Address on Principles of Order, J.
P. Mason.
I
i Song by congregation.
I
j Committee to hoist flag: George
I A. Butler, J. F. Snipes and L. R. Sta-
I
I ten.
, Congregation will sing while flag
j is being hoisted.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend.
G. A. Butler, W. H. Summey and
A. M. Paxton, Program Committee.
Diversilieil Ads
TOWN LOTS,—Farms and timber
lands for sale. Frank Jenkins,
Brevard, N. C. tfc.
FOR SALE—One fine black driving
mare and one rubber tired buggy
and harness; also one Jersey cow.
Also one 6-octave oak organ, apply
J. A. Hartman, Pisgah Forest, N. C.
I HAVE 8 head of nice red cattle for
sale, short horn and Denben and
one good pair of draft mares for
sale. Weights 2900 lbs.
Josephine Galloway, R-1, Lake Tox-
away, N. C. 2tp.
FOR SALE—9 room house with half
acre lot on Main St. Cheapest
property in town. Easy terms. E.
T. Henning Dec 5-4tc.
WANTED—a white girl to work in
kitchen. Apply box 415 12-5-ltc
FOR SALE—Throughbred fresh Jer
sey milk cow for sale. Price $125.
See Mrs. J. W. Setzer, Franklin
Ave., Brevard, N. C. 12-5-ltp
Report of the Condition of
BREVARD BANKING CO.
At Brevard, N. C„ at the close of
Business, Nov. 17th, 1919.
Recources
Loans and discounts. .. .$533,910.06
.Overdrafts 862.28
I United States Bonds and
Liberty Bonds 87,150.00
Furniture and Fixtures -. 1.00
! Cash in Bank and due
from znks and bnkrs. . 147,583.27
Checks for clearing ... 4,761.74
Total $776,668.35
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in .. .$100,000.00
Surplus fund 15,000.00
Jndivided profits less cur
rent ex. and taxes pd. 8,779.88
Dividends unpaid 160.00
Bills payable 50,000.00
i Deposits subject to check 435,038.08
I Time certificates of dep.. 162,859.89
j Cashier’s cks outstanding 4,412.64
Certifid chceks 417.86
CARD OF THANKS
j We wish to thank our friends and
I neighbors for their kindnesses dur
ing the illness and death of our hus
band and father, 'loward Cooks. And
we wish especially to thank the min
ister and singers at the funeral.
Mrs. How'ard Cooke and Family.
WANTED—a desk.
Address Box 41.'>
Dec. 5, Itc.
V/OOD—$3.00 per load, cash, any
length. Leave orders at Nichol
son’s Shoe Shop. J. R. Hamlin
Dec 12-3tp.
Total $776,668.35
State of North Carolina—County of
T ransylvania.
I, Thos. H. Shipman, cashier of the
above na!r.ed bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
THOS. H. CHIPMAN,
Ca;hier.
Correct —Attest:
W. S. ASHWORTH,
CHAS. E. ORR,
C. C. YONGUE,
Wm. P. WEILT,
Subscribed and sworn to before
me, this 29th day of Nov., 1919.
WELCH GALLOWAY,
Notary Publci.
Durluim are spending the winter in ;
I’r'.-vard. j
Columbia Grafonolas are bard to |
but we have some beautiful mo- i
dels in stock now. Baker’s Art Gal- i
lery; Her.dersonville, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. AHi;;on of Hen-
< If.-r^cnville are vi.viting Air. Allison’s
twin brother, Rev. Ellija Allison. j
Miss Rose Hamilton, teacher in the i
L’errose high school is on the sick list. |
Amos McCall, Carney Owens and |
Virgil Duncan havo enrolliKl in the 1
<choo!.
T. D. En'iia;:.d has ju-:': returned
from Whitener, X. C. where he has
been visiling his sister.
V. B. Vlallimore of Charlotli, whs
ri ErevarJ visitor last v» ?ek.
K.'ve world’s best music in your
home this Christmas. Buy a Colum
bia ^r‘fono!a it T i’ ^ r': Gpl’ery
He:iiiv.'rsoiivii!e, N.
been
grar.K 1 * tv.o weoKS uave ol absence
to alt; nd the bed side of his v.ife v.'ho j
is Eick in hi*r home at IlendersonvilU?. 1
T !
G. W. Lentz, formerly traveling
salesman for the Hendersonville
W’^holesale Grocery Co., v.^as in Bre
vard last Wednesuay shaking hands
with his many friends here.
M. R. Miller and wife, Archie
Brown and wife of Hendersonville,
motored to Brevard last Sunday.
The many friends of John Lyday
of Brevard, route 2, are sorry to hear
of his affliction and hope to hear/oY
his speedy recovery. J
Nothing helps the home more than
good pictures ,correctly framed. JYou
will find a splendid selection at
Baker’s Art Galleys, Hender* .nville.
If you have the mazuma, shtJp tiow.
George Maxwell, has returned from
south Georgia, where he wejfit on a
business trip.
Chie*" loi Police Bryson has
rar.t( ■! ^fv.o weeks u ave of a
the national
joy smoke
makes a whale
of a cigarette!
■ Cupyncht 1919 b7
K. J. Reynolds Tobacoo Co.
yUfbertainly get yours when you lay your smokecards on the table,
ail for a tidy red tin or a toppy red bag of Prince Albert and roll a
.ill’s cigarette! YoulT want to hire a statistical bureau to keep count
* your smokestunts! Why, you never dreamed of the sport that lies
A’aitin:T your csll in a home rolled c^arette when if a P. A, for the
oackiv.2 / ^
Talk about flavor! Man, man, you haven't got the listen of hrlf your
smokecareer until you know what rolling ’em with P. A. can do for your
contentment! And, back of P. A’s flavor, and rare fragrance—proofs of
JPrince Albert's quality—stands our exclusive patented process that
cuts cut bite and parch ! With P. A your smokesong in a makin’s ciga
rette will outlast any phonograph record you ever heard I Prince Albert
is a cinch to roll. It’s crimp cut emd staya put like a regular pall
Prince Albert upsets any notion you ever’ had as to how delightful a
jimmy pipe con be! It is the tobacco that has made three men smoke
pipes where one was smoked before. It has won mea all over the nation
to the joys of smoking. /
pimtoivSBiein,
AwaitinS yonr eajikflo, yoa’It
find toppy nd bags, tidy rod
tina, hinduomm pound attd
half pound tin humidorm—
end—that etaaay, practical
pound eryatal glaaa humidor
with aponge moiatener top
that kmmpa Prinoa Albert in
aueb paHbct condition /
J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY,
The CHEVROLET is The Car
The Worth of a Car is the Worth o( tl^
Motor
is the motor that makes the automobile from the stand
point of utility,” says White, Woodward Auto Co., of Rosman, N.
C., local dealers in Chevrolet passenger and commercial cars. . . .
Hundreds of dollars may be spent on body comfort, and ap
pearance, but in the end, the enjoyment of a car is limited to the
worth of the motor. Just as the heart is the center of life in
a human being, so the motor is the heart of the automobile. It
makes it go.
If a man has a strong hear^ he is generally capable of
doing physical things. The ordinary tests of every day do not
tax him at all, they do not wear him out. He has endurance. He
lives long and is fit and vi^c 'cuc his old age. In just the same
manner the capacity of a car for hard service and the length
of that service depends on the character of its motor. . It is be
cause so many people fail to grasp this important point that they
make so many costly experiments before finding real motoring
satisfaction. It is because of this that so many makes of auto
mobiles are permitted to flourish on th« sole strength of attrac
tive surface features before public opinion snuffs them out. . . .
On the other hand the most successful cars of today are
those whose motors have stood up to the tests of time. .They are
the kind in which the motor has been the first considration. .Then
the rest of th car has been built to fit the power of the motor.
In such cars the motor is not taxed by unnecessary weight.
Strength and flexibility have taken the place of bulk and the re
sult is greater riding comfort, endurance, freedom from repairs
and far more power at far less cost for fuel.
A. M. WHITE
U. G. WOODWARD
White (8^ Wood ward
“The Chevrolet”
Rosman, N. C.
We have a Complete line o i
Trusses,
Maternity Belts and
Abdominal Supplies
DAVIS-WALKER DRUG CO.
Successors to DUCKWORTH DRUG CO.
Main St. BREVARD, N. C. Phone 85
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Sugar is a food-
carbon which,
taken into the
human body,
produces heat
and energy es
sential to life,
health and ac
tivity.
Sugar Is Nature’s Safe
Stimulant
You will find in our store all grades
of sugar for household use—from
dainty loaf for the tea table to heavy
brown for cooking. And our stock
of staple and fancy groceries is the
best obtainable. Consider our motto: •
Courtesy— CteanUness—Honesty—SenHcei
r. M, MITCHELL, The Grocer .
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