Our County Agent, Mr. Amnion,
seems under the impression that
East Fork is in some kind of a pig
contest: ? Well, we are not in any
kind of competition except we might
be in a bantam hen egg-laying con
test. Mrs. W. W. Gravely has
three bantam hens raised last year
that began laying in September,
and the three have layed nineteen
dozen eggs and now two of them
have decided to steal nests out and
raise a flock of their own chicks.
Lots of our folks were in Bre
vard Monday, but none of them got
the Ford that was given away.
Some came home in their old cars
and the others walked.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goodson and
small son and Mrs. Kennamur, from
Easley, S.C., and Miss Eva Holder,
of Pickens, visited at the home of
W. VV. Gravely,, Sr., Saturday and
? ^unday. Also this party and Misses
Rachel and Edith Gravely visited
Mrs. Martha Gillespie and daughter,
Miss Jane, in Brevard Sunday.
Mr. J. T. Gillespie of Rosman,
spent Friday night at the home of
his sister, Mrs. W. \V. Gravely. |
Mr. Elmer Gillespie is "rilling J
?around in a iu-w Chevrolet coupe. |
Mr. and Mrs. B. Head were in!
Rosman Thursday.
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PRESBYTERIANS WIN
TWO MORE IN WEEK
TAKE ONE FROM BAPTISTS;
ONE FROM METHODISTS
The Presbyterians added two wins
to their already big league during
the week, winning one from
the Baptists Friday 13-8 and from
the Methodists Tuesday 6-4
" ' FRIDAY
After going scoreless in the first
inning, Misenheimer's league leaders
bunched hits and with the aid of
several Baptist errors scored eleven I
runs in the sceond inning and the
Baptist crew went under for the
third time at the h^nds of "Admir
al" Dewey Wood.
But during the remainder of the
game Jerry's crew established for
their motto: "Don't give up till the
last man is out,' 'and then settled
down to hard work. The outstand
ing feature of the game was their
nice comeback by hard fighting and
heavy hitting which almost caused
our brave Admiral Wood to have
to be relieved. They lived up to
their motto and the reward was
that they scored eight runs while
! the "Hutmen" were getting only
two off Galloway, who proved some
what rejuvenated.
Wood Paxton, little grammar
s.hool boy broke into the Presby
t.-iian line-up and played a nice
game scoring two of his teams runs..
He has the honor of being the
youngest player in the league.
Guthrie Kilpatriek for the Bap
tists and Branch Paxton for the
Presbyterians, were the outstanding
stars of the game. The two out
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fielders show some class.: 'l
The fans were very much please'd | ^
With the umpiring of '"Doc" Hard
ing and associates.
Box Score:? "LOST."
TUESDAY
The Presbyterians hit Lefty
Johnson rather freely in his first
appearance in the box, getting next
to his "system" in the last inning
tearing down the lead established in
the first part of the game by the
Methodists, and coming from 4-3 in
the beginning of the last to a 6-4
win.
Presbyterians
Player ' AB K H E
Patton, 2b 4 0 0 0
Misenheimer, 3b ..... 5 0 2 1
White, ss 5 1 2 1
Osborne, c .......... 41 1 0
Tipton, If 4 1 2 0
Price, lb 4 1 1 1
Lyon, rf 4 0 0 0
Foster, cf ... .j . 4 1 1 0
Wood, p 4 1 1 0
Paxton, ss . : . 2 0 0 0
Totals .38 6 10 3
Methodists
Bryson, 3b 4 1 0 0
Atwell, 2b 4 0 0 0
Clayton, ss . . 4 1 0 1
Osteen, lb ? '4 0 1 0
Loftis, If 3 1 2 0
Johnson, p . 3 0 0 0
Mallory, c 4 0 1 p
Trantham, rf 4 1 1 1
Whitmire, cf . . 4 0 0 0
Totals 34 4 5 2
TURKEY CREEK NEWS
Miss Ruth Clayton of Glade
Creek, spent last week visiting in
this section.
are sorry to hear of Mrs.
Addi<; Sims' sickness.
Mrs. John England and Mrs. Mc
Call spent Monday in Brevard cel
ebrating the 5th.
Wedding bells have been ringing
o'er hills and valley. Many were
surprised to hear of the marriage of
Mr. jerry Orr and Miss Mazzie
Moody which took place last Satur
day evening.
Mr. Clarence Orr and family,
Miss Mary Belle Orr, were dinner,
guests of Mr. Jerry Orr's Sunday. /
Mr. Clyde Brown of Asheville at-/
tended Sunday school at this placi
Sunday. t
Mr. and Mrs. Will Norman and
sister of Hendersonville, also atj
temied Sunday School at this place.
Come on visitors, you have a warm
welcome. We're glad to have you
ami to have your I aid in boosting
our Sunday School.
Mr. Andrew Boggs met with an
accident Sunday wtyile out horseback
riding, when his horse ran into an
auto. He was not seriously injured.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Galloway and
family, of Sylva, have been visiting
his nephew here.
Mr. Otho Scott was visiting in this
section Sunday.
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Moto-Metor. Combination Stop
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Hudson gives long, hard service at low cost of maintenance. It
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ROSMAN
WEEK JULY 12th.
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QUEEN OF THE AIR
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EDWARD A. RENO
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GEORGE MASSEY
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FRED MILLER
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