SOCIETY NEWS
MRS. SMATHERS ENTERTAINS
FOR GUEST
The following so- ial item was
clipped from The Asiu-ville Citizen-:
P.Irs, t'aul Smathers entertained on
Friday afternoon with a bridge party
of four tables {riven at her. home in
We^UAsheville in honor of Mrs. Kg
bert Stowers of Brevard, who has
been her house guest fo;- several
days. Mrs. James Thompso ?? won the
prize for high score and Mrs. J. H.
Payne made low score. Among the
guests were Mesdames Stowers.
Thompson. Payne, Charles Fortune,
T. S. Smathers, W. 0. Barnard, Fred
Walser, George Beier, Jr.. Harry Ber
ry. \V. 0. Stansberry. W. B. Church,
J. Johnston. John Bunn. William La
Mee. Carol Henry and Charies Rhiit"
hardt.
EPWORTH LEAGUE ENJOYS
SOCIAL GATHERING
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The Fp worth League i>f the Meth
odist church met in the basement
room of the church Thursday even
ing for a social time.
The evening was most enjoyably
spent in various games ami cor. tests.
The three hostesses of tiie evening
were Miss Marion Tongue Mrs. Rush
Whitmire. and Mrs. Lawrence Holt,
who served tempting refreshments
during the course of the evening.
About thirty young people were
present, and nine new members were
added to the League. The new mem
bers are as follows: Mr. ami Mrs.
Rush Whitmire, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
l.oftis. Mr. Mae Johnson, A. J. Loftis.
Tom Whitmire. Mr. A. F. Mitchell.
Mr. Lawrence Holt.
The Kpworth League is growing
very popular with the young people,
ami i* rapidly proving itself a valu
able department of the church.
JEAN ENGLISH CELEBRATES
TENTH BIRTHDAY ,
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Little -van English entertained on
the afternoon of January "J'iih a
' .chool friends at the beau
tiful sui-r..'l.au home of her parents,
I >r. and Mrs. K. S. English.' This was ,
to celebrate Jean's tenth birthday an
niversary. ?
About twenty-five children weir-'
present, ami they spent the afternoon
playing games on the spacious lawn
ami enjoying themselves as only cliii
dren can.
During the afternoon, the children
were invited into the dining room I
where delicious refreshments were
served.
METHODIST MEN'S EIBLE CLASS.
ENTERTAINS
The Men's Bible Class met it: the
social rot ? last Friday evening tor a
bnsine.-s and social hour.
The businc. s session was in charge
of Dr. i . Zaeiiary. The class was
organize.: wlt.li ihe following officers
liccted: Mi". T. W. Whitmire, presi
dent; Mr. Mason, vice-president : M .
!? "ed I'd. sec-treas. L was eccid
i . t * ? ha'. \ a class social once each
month:
'1 iie members of the Brevard Band
were present as invited guests. i>ur
it:;; the evening ..they entertained
their hos.s with several wcil-rer.d
ete.i select ions.
The n;i -! proved themselves i,uite .
adept in the art of serving am! con-;
samtt.g their refreshments, consisting
lit sandwiches, cake and ioifee. A!. out
lii'ry men were present ..o enjoy this
delightful- social evening.
On isumiay morning following this
social ever.:, tifty-two men were pres
ent. which is the high- water mark
reached ; y this class so far. thus at-,
testing to the growing popularity of
the Men's Bible Class.
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D. A. R. MEETING
Mrs. Laura Miller was hostes- M un
day afternoon to the Waightstiil
Avery Chapter of the Daughters of
the 'American Revolution.
During the business session, sever
al letters were read, one of which was
relative to ;he State D. A. K. meeting
to be held in Ashevillt, -March 1 ?>- 1 3.
Sveeral members announced th' ir in
tention ol' attending this conference.
The Chapter went on record as en
dorsing the proposed Woman's Build
ing project and as pledging their pro
portionate amount for same.
It was decided to give $5.01) to
ward the Student Loan Fund, which
fund assist? worthy girls in obtaining
an education in Greensboro College.
The Chapter voted to have a
George Washington Tea on February
Cist, for the purpose of replenishing
the treasury. The hour and place of
this tea will be announced later.
The business session was followed
by a pleasant social hour, during
which the hostess served dainty re
freshments.
MARY AiKEN CELEERATES
SIXTH BIRTHDAY
j Little Mary Aiken celebrated her
sixth birthday Saturday afternoon
, with a lovely party at the home of
her parent;, Mr. id Mrs. H. C. Aiken
on Caldwell street.
The dining was beautifully
decorated in red flowers and potted
ferns. The color scheme of red and
green was also . vsrried out in the
dainty rofivibri ri'.s, consisting of
colored .le'.Ie vii 1 'whipped cream and
clu rries, ca':es a -u candies.
A! out twt \ '?>?? ?*i- Idren were
present to engage in the games and j
fun such as little tots only enjoy. j
EREVARD W' ^ -.DAY CLUB
The. Brevard Wednesday Club
mvt at t<v. ; ha. president; j
Mrv 3. M r..iar< 'Jv'th. six- j
present.
After the routine buisness, the cur
rent events with which the different
members rspondeil at roll call, were
heard with much interest. A sugges
tion made by Mrs. Everett, that the
Ciub give, a card party to raise
funds for the treasury, met with ap
proval and motion was made and
carried that the president appoint
committees at once, to plan and car
ry through to completion the pro
posed bridge party.
Mrs. Ward. Mrs. Lyon and Mrs.
Bt eose were selected as executive com
mittee for the ? proposed entertain
ment.
Mrs. Silversteen, Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Erwin for the refreshments, Mrs.
Sledge. .Mrs. Allison and Mrs. Mc
Minn for the advertising.
Mrs. I.ynch, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Car
rier Mrs. Everett and Mrs. Perkins,
for the dcorating committee.
The Woman's Club Building was
next discussed at length, and the
Club voted to pledge two hundred
dollars or more if possible, as an in
itial payment towards this most
worthy cause.
The resignation of Mrs. Hay was
accepted with regret.
Mrs.. May always took her part in
the club cheerfully and effeciently;
and was a general favorite with all.
She will be missed very much, not
only, by her fellow club members, but
by the whole town.
The program in charge of Mrs. K.
W. Everett was next in order, and
proved most excellent in every detail,
and of absorbing interest. Mrs. Ev
erett was assisted by Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Shipman.
After a short social session, the
Club adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Perkins 0:1 February eleventh.
REV. AND MRS. WALLACE
HARTSELL ENTERTAIN
Rev. and Mrs. Wallace Hartsell de
lightfully entertained Thursday eveii
ning at the Pastorium in honor of the
Missionary Society ladies and their
husbands.
The cvcn'ng was most enjoyable
spent in- social conversation and in
listening to excellently rendered mu
sical selections by three of Bre
vard's talented musicians ? Messrs.
Carter. Frank Martin, and Alvin
Moore.
Quite a large number of the church
members were present to enjoy the
k'. :d ho.-jitality of Rev. and Mrs.
iiartscli.
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB
Mrs. C. C. Hodges was the .delight- 1
rul hostess tothe Fortnightly Club ?
Tuesday 'afternoon at the Aethehv dd.
Several matters of importance were
discussed and passed upon during the j
business session. The chief topic for)
ili.-fcussk ; was the propoed Woman's
Buildin,". for which the Club unan
imously d to pledge its share.
Following the business session, the
program was in charge of the three
leaders for the day ? Mrs.. E. R.
Welch, Mrs. J. F. Zachary and Miss
Alma Tro abridge. The birds under
discussion were the bluebird, king
fisher. and hawk. The interest of each
discussion was added to by passing
around pictures of the different birds,
f.nd also by sounding on the piano
the corresponding musical note of
?ach of the three birds mentioned.
During the social hour, several mu
sical selections were rendered by
Mrs. Roland Whitmire, followed by
1 Yictrola records.
The hostess was assisted in serving
j the delicious salad course by Mes
1 dames Lawrence Holt, Rush Whit
| rnii e# and Roland Whitmire.
The guests present were: Mrs. T.
i W. Whitmire, Mrs. Mamie Verdery,
Mrs. Roland Whitmire, Mrs. Lawrence
Ilolt, and Mrs. Rush Whitmire.
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WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY
ELECTS OFFICERS
The Women's Missionary Society
of the Brevard Baptist Church met
at the Pastorium Tuesday afternoon,
, at 3:,>0. A very interesting,. a.*
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as instructive program was given.
The following officers were elected !
for the coming year:
I Mrs. Lewis Hamlin, president; Mrs. ;
I D. F. Moore, vice-president; and Mrs. I
! A. E. Hamton treasurer,
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I Twenty-five members were preen
; at the meeting.
ARRIVALS AT AETELWOLD
YV. E. Brilt. and ?v A.1. v:i! - - ;
L. A. Hawkins, Atlanta , Ga. i!. I .
Berry, Atlanta, C!a. YV. P. T" .?????.
I Brevard ; G. ji.. SmiLi, A.-h< vi'ii 1
M. Clark, Asheville ; J. E. Xu'i.
Asheville; J. E. Doherty, Asheville
H. C. Mills, Asheville; YV. M. 'lutein
son, Tyron, N. C.; C. N. James, Mar?
Hill, N. C. ; V. C. Grant, Henderson,
vile; W. W. Bruin, Hendersonville;
J. P. Tally. Granite Falls; phi! ;
Wa. ron.;, Greenville,' S. C.; James A.
oe, Traveler.; Rest, S. C.
Colonel and Mrs. C. C. Hodges and j
Mrs. Simmons spent Friday in Hen
dersonville. . ' j
Mrs. Thompson, of Asheville, was
the week-end guest of Mrs. H. C. '
Hanson. I
Mr. arid Mrs. T. W. Whitmire, Mr. |
Roland Whitmire, and Lawrence Holt, '
Jr., motored 'to Ashville Friday for ,
the day.
Mr. J. E. Waters and Mr. Kay King j
motored to Pickens, Greenville and j
Libe'ly. S. 0., last week on a busi- '
hess trip. j
The Mis~.es Collins, of the High .
School f:u-ulty, spent Saturday in |
Asheville. j
Excavation work has begun for the
Joe Tinsley office building to be |
erected on the lot adjoining the new j
bank building. !
Rev. Wallace Hartsell motored to |
A: hevillc Friday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Brit't, of Asheville, 1
were week-end guests of Mr. and |
Mrs. T. W. Whitmire, at the Aethel- ,
wold. j
Mrs. J. S. Silversteen, Mrs. C. P. |
White. John White and James Waters .
were. Asheville visitors Saturday. |
Mr. W. C. Austin has been on the |
sick list the past few days, but is .
able to be out again.
Miss pollv llart has been ill for |
several days at her home on .Main
street.
Mr.. Nathan Townsend has returned |
to .Brevard after spending several
weeks in Dayton, Ohio. !
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis. Mr. Hen- )
ry Green, .Miss Jewel Orr, of Ashe- ,
ville. sj)ent Sunday in Brevard with '
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Holt. j
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan. Morris spent ,
Sunday in Hendersonville.
Miss Maude Wood, of Spartanburg. I
has returned home after spending the ,
week-end with Miss Pearl Enloe.
Mrs. H. E. Stov.ers and small
daughtr, Sarah, have returned to
their '/home in Brevard after spending
several days in Asheville with Mrs.
Paul Smathers.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams and Miss
Hartshorn, of Asheville, spent Sun
day in Brevard.
Mrs. Ella Enloe and family have
returned from Barberton, Ohio, and
are now located on Caldwell street.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellington,
of Pittsburg. Pa., are spending some
time with Mrs. E. H. Webb at he)- j
home on North Caldwell street.
Mrs. Paul Smathers, of Asheville,
will spend several days this week
with relatives in Brevard.
Mrs. Louis Rigdom, of Gastoliia. N.
C., was visiting friends in town Sun
; day. Mrs. Rigdom will be remembered
as Miss Mamie Galloway of Brevard.
Mrs. Homer Hunter spent the
week-end in Asheville.
Miss Ruby Enloe is expeced home
soon. She is visiting Mrs. W. 0. Rob
ins, of Baltimore, Md.
The ground hog evidently saw his
shadow last Monday, consequently,
according to tradition, six weeks of
bad weather may be expected.
Messrs. McManus and Holt, engin
eers, of Charleston. S. C., are spend
ing some time in Brevard at the home
of Mrs. E. H. Webb.
Many Brevard people motored to
Asheville Monday night and availed
themselves of the unusual opportun
ity of hearing Frieda Hempel.
Mr. Arthur Harrell returned Mon
day to his duties in Hendersonville,
after being confined in Brevard the
past week on account of illness, t
The U. D. C. will meet Saturday
afternoon at 3:30 at -the library. <
PISGAH BANK
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We have just closed our third year of
business and at thistime desire to express
our appreciation of the interest Brevard
and Transylvania County has taken in
our growth.
Our Motto is Service in all that the word
service means. That friendly, courteous
service that gives the feeling of co-opera
tion and friendship that is helpful. Our
aim is to see Brevard and Transylvania
County grow as their natural resources
make it possible for them to grow, with
this growth we expect to see prosperity
among all our citizens, but the prosperity
will come to individual citizens in pro
portion to their ability to grasp the op
portunity and in order that you may be
able to grasp the opportunities that lay
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before you, we urge that you save your
money in a systematic way.
Saving is simply a business proposition
in which all may engage.
If you are able to make money, you owe
it to yourself to save a portion of your
earnings and accumulate sufficient
funds that will enable you to invest in a
way that will, bring you weatlh.
We are interested- Jn seeing YOU, suc
ceed in a financial way. It makes no dif
ference who you are, or where you live,
we are interested in seeing you prosoer
and we will help you in any way consist
ent with good banking.
Call and talk matters over with our of
ficers, they will gladly serve you in any
possible way, give you any advice as to
business deals or other matters of per
sonal interest to you.
Two kinds of Interest: 4 per cent and Personal
PISGAH BANK
BREVARD, N.G