LAMAR GALLOWAY BECOMES
A LICENSED LAWYER
Of 95 men who stood the State
Law examinations last Monday, La
mar Galloway was one of the (50 suc
cessful applicants who were licensed
as North Carolina lawyers by the
Supreme Court at Raleigh.
Brevard has reason to be proud of
this youthful aspirant in the legal
profession, who has recently disting
uished himself at Chapel Hill by so
successfully passing the State Bar ex
aminations. In addition to completing
two extra senior subjects this year,
Mr. Galloway has also been success
ful in completing one year's law
course in four months, thus enabling
him to finish the two year law course
in one year and four months.
Young Mr. Galloway will tempor
arily locate in Brevard and practice !
law with his father. Mr. Welch Cal
loway.
THOSE WHO WOULD
GATHER AT THE RIVER
This story is credited to Wayne B.
Wheeler and came to him in the
j course of his everyday work in keep
ing John Barleycorn under the ropes.
A preacher was discoursing on the
evils of intemperance. He painted a
graphic picture of ruined homes, mis
ery, crime and murder, showing how
alcohol had. brought all of these
crimes to a wretched world.
"Brethren and sisters," he said in
I conclusion, "all the . intoxicating
liquor in the world should be taken
and dumped into the river."
The choir leader then arose, step
j pod down in front and said, "The
I congregation will now join us in
I singimr 'Shall we Gather at the
! River?'
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Recent government estimates in- 1
dicate a possible decrease of from 10
to 12 million hogs for 1925 as com
pared with 1!>923 figures ? Save The
Brood Sows.
TRANSYLVANIA TRIO TO GIVE
CONCERT THURSDAY, FEB. 12
The Transylvania Trio, a local or
ganization will jji've a concert on
Inext Thursday night, February 12, at*
the ili^h School auditorium.
i'\.ilowin<r is the program:
1. "Mound City" March; A. B, Carter
12. (a) Civir/.onetta; Ceo. Trinkhams
(Ii) Indian Pappoosc; E. A. Muel
ler
.'{. The Song of the Pirate; Montague
Ewing
A 1 vi ii Moore
4. Serenade Badine; Gabriel-Marie
5. Overture; Sounds from Ireland
G. Bohemian Caprice; Oliver Le
vi'errc
[ Albin Moore
7. Tiiree Mexican Sketches; A. B.
Carter
;S. (a) .Serenade; F. Schubert
(?>) Turkish March; L. Beethoven
Mr. Carter, Mr. Moore, Mrs. Jenkinh,
Mr. Martin
Piano, Four Hands, Violin and Cello
9. Waltzes Home and Harbor
j.lJ. Waltzes; Home and Harbor; C.
; Keubler
| 10 Hungarian Dance; A. B. Carter
Organized Under
National Laws
What better protection could you ask for your
money than to have it in a Bank organized
under and controlled by laws enacted at the
National Capitol?
We offer you this evidence of our strength
and ability to guard your money,
4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Accounts
Brevard Banking Company
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Miss Nettie Saunders, who has
been :il Uivvst;*;! ! !.;i:-:pital for treat
ment, retai ned home last Sunday.
Miss Florence CJiIle:s|iic; has been
in Asheville, visitng her sister for
several days.
Oil last Thursday while loading
cross ties. Mr. Hill Owen got his
hand caught between two tics and
badly mashed. It is feared that one
of his fingers will have to lie ampu
tated.
Mr. .0. ii. Kller of Andrews, has
returned to Toxaway, where ho ex- ;
?pects to work fer tile Moltz Lumber i
Co. '
/ Mr. arid Mrs. T. T. Miller. and chil
dren of Quebec, were visitors at the
home of Mrs. B. C. Owen last Sun
clay.
Mr. Loiinie Bolt is visiting relatives j
in Marion, Va., this week.
? !
Mr. arid M rs. Wm. Croom, of Bre
vard spent last week-end in Toxaway.
' Miss Louise Williams, who is a
?trident at Chapel Hill, had the mis-'
iortune of losing her clothing in !
!.he lire which* deslroyd one of the
'o-miii/rie.? of the college.
ihi Bob Cook has been il! for the
past week. but is Improving.
Mr. Tom Siulcrip ami family have'
returned to Toxaway, where Mr.
Stalcup has; taken his former position
r, fi'Awyi'r for Moltz Lumber Co.
Mrs. W. It. I lay made a trip to
A.'heville 011 las! Monday, and expects
? i vis;*, friends for a few days while
there.
Although the weather has been
disa Vreeanle, our school has been
very good. Following is the honor
>ol! for January:
First tirade ? A It lu| McCall, V-erner
Hall, Warren < 'ase, William Owen.
Second grade- ? Fannie Johnson*
Nannie Jo1v!i.;on, Clyde Owen, Wa.i
c!l Thomas. May Johnson, Ine:.
Owen, Ruth Lowe.
Sixth grades- Inez AlexaiVd; r. Es
sie Owen.
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Se venth .trade ? O'Neal Owen, |
.iuatiita . ' ? > : s < ? - . CJeo Jones. L. C.
Sa nders, El i ' :il>< t h Lee.
Eighth . gi'ride ? Mat y Jane Price,
Paulette Gillespie.
Ninth grade ? Eva Miller, Iva San
ders.
$2,500 IN PRIZES OPEN
TO CORN FARMERS IN
COUNTIES OF N. C.
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Prizes totaling $!i,o00 arc offer' <1 1
to corn farmers in North Carolina |
Counties who make entries in the j
National Seed Corn Show to be h"ld
in Chicago March 'j. to 7, under '.he- ,
auspices of the Sejirs-Koebuck AgH- j
cultural Foundation, an announce- j
meat received here states. T . ? sho".. j
which is to be held during "Seed 1
Corn Test Week," is int<*i:?lf?i to ,
drive home the need of a high gcr- j
initiation seed corn policy to insure j
the country a normal 1 1 ! :2 r? corn crop, j
In addition to the live-dollar prize
to be awarded to ih farmer i:i liii
Couny showing the he:-t ear of i or,', j
a thousand dollars in gold is off -red j
to the fanner in Aortli i'a oiin t or i
the United State;-, who exhibit-; tiu
Nation's champion ear. Another
prize of a thousand dollars to the a;
ricultural agent, farm Imreau, agri
cultural or community organization
displaying the iargc 1 number of e?
tries is also anno
The show is open i.j the entire
United States. Any pt rson boy an i
girl, man and woman may enter an'
car of corn. Parcel post entries v.ii! i.e j
received any time up to the night of'
March 7, and each ear must haw
the name, address; county
of its owner on a paper which should i
I
be securely wrapped around the ear'
with" f!ie writing on the er He. Y<>
ear v,:!l be award d a prise n s*t : ?
levied for vitality and <ii ease rcsi>
the judge:-, in be rejected !>y
the American Society, of Agronomy.
ICiitr.'j- should be addre-s-ii t>> the !
X;ition?;i Seed Corn Show. Sears- !
Roebuck Agricultural i t, u;. iatioi;, i
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Chicago.. I
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank the K. W. K.. Mini
my n>!Vi:y friends <?:' !!re ?? i, for
their kindness to us during i he* hol
idays.
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for S |?;i i v. .< In
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