PISGAH FOREST MEWS
We are very glad to see the rain,
as our gardens are very badly in
need of water.
Mrs. Carlos Morris has as her
guest her sister, Mrs. Lance.
We were very sorry to hear of Mr.
1'ress Norma's small son, Lee, being
snake bitten, l.ittle Lee was out play
ing in some bushes Thursday when
lie was \>itten three times on the arm.
At last reports he was somewhat im
proved. We are hoping for his re
covery.
Mr. B. Montgomery, a mechanic
for the Carr Lumber company, left
Monday for New Mexico, where he
is going to do some mechanical
work for Mr. Carr, who is running
a mill there.
Mrs. Willie Morris has as her
guest her sister, Mrs. D. Lombard
and daughter, Willina, from Grim
shawes, N. C.
The two Intermediate Sunday
School classes of the Baptist church
went on a picnic Thursday to Miss
Julia Denver's place. ? The two
teachers, Miss Mildred Barnette and
Miss Florine Carter, accompanied
by Mrs. Jim Lyday and Mrs. Frank
Allen were in the party. A fine
time was reported.
Mr. Henry Mackey is at home on
a 15-day furlough from the Navy,
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Marckcy. <
Mrs. Pruett was a week-end vis
itor in Asheville.
Mr. Minard Stepp had as his
guest Mr. and Mrs. Reaves, from
Georgia. > ;?!
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Morris have
as their guest Mr. Morris' cousin,
Miss M, Cagle.
We are very glad to see the work
at the Davidson River cemetery im
proving. i.
Little Mary Nicholson has been
On the sick list, also little Billie Ly
day.
Miss Rheba Tipton has returned to
her home here after attending col
lege at Mars Hill.
Miss Mamie Lyday was the guest
of her grandfather, Mr. Joe Orr,
Thursday. "if#]
Little D. S. Orr has been on the
sick list. ; i
Mr. O. L. Martin was a visitor
here Saturday. I ?
Mr. Raymond Reed and Mr. L.
Davis passed through this section
Saturday. usiifi
Airs. Kd McCoy was on the sick
list Inst week.
Mr. 15. Mullcnax and family were
he truest s of Aunt I. ue Mullenax
?Saturday night.
\| >? i.;<l I'aiton lias been on the
siek list. >
Mr. Clarence Wyatt and family
??erf intents ojf Mrs. Sam Wyatt
Sunday.
Miss Bculah Allison and Mr. Ji*j
Wicker wore visitors of Mr. and
Mrs*. J. Killian Sunday.
A large crowd attended the eing
?ng from this place held at Brevard
Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Colburn had as her
miest Sunday, Mrs. Carl Morris of
,l.ltnio"? and Mis. 1 Kennon of
Brevard.
.'Jr. Cli.uii Galloway and Miss I.uhi
Julio way were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Stepp and family Sunday.
M'-s I.ucile Burns was the guest
of Mrs. J. Sentelle Sunday.
Miss Ida Corn was the gues?t of
"Sisses Annie and Corinne Sentelle
Sunday.
Mr 'Jeorge Townsend was the
guest of Mr. Jess Cagle Thursday.
We were verv much surprised to
iicar of the wedding of Miss Mattie
Cody and Mr, Otho Cairnes, which
occurred Monday morning at the
home of Mrs. B. Murray in Brevard
in the presence of a few friends.
Those present were: Mrs. J. Morris,
Mrs. S. Albert, and Mrs. B. Murray.
The couple enjoyed a wedding din
ner at the home of the bridt, given
by her mother, Mrs. W. Cody, after
which they left for Spartanburg and
other points on a short honeymoon
trip. Upon their return they will
make their home here. The com
munity joins in wishing for them a
long and happy life.
Mr. J. Buckner and family mot
ored to Kimes Creek Sunday.
Mr. U. Thrift was a visitor in this
section Monday.
Miss Rheba Tipton was the guest
of Miss Cannie Bryson Monday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Davis have as
their guest, Mr. A. Jones of Ruther
ford.
Mr. J. Wiles was the guest of Mr.
Russel Sunday.
The revival meeting at the Bap
tist church is continued for another
week.
COMFORT AND GOOD TASTE
are combined in the living room
suites which form an important
part of our furniture display,
staunchly constructed, deeply
cushioned, and covared with ve
lours, mohairs, and tapestry, in a
variety of pleasing- and attractive
designs, and priced unusually low,
quality considered.
BREVARD HDW. and FURNITURE CO.
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A GOOD SCRUBBING
is what your car gets when we
do the cleaning of it. Every day
with us is like the housewife's
"spring and fall house cleaning."
We scrub and scour and polish
until your car shines like a
bright new silver dollar fresh
from the mint!
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SERVE THE PUBLIC
We want your business. You pay for service as well
as Gas & Oil. Try our brand.
Cleanliness, Promptness and Courtesy.
Greasing.
STANDARD SERVICE STATION
Caldwell and French Broad Sts.
$9.95
buys a ladies white
or yellow gold filled
bracelet watch. We
-just received 10 0
and we will have a
special sale on Fri
day and Saturday.
Foxman Jewelry Co.
The Dependable Store.
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] SOCIETY
i MRS. HOY l.ONG HONORS
MOUSE GUEST
Mrs, H?y Long was hostess at un
' informal tea Saturday afternoon at
In r home on Broad 1 street, cntvr
? tabling in honor of her. sister, Mrs.
) W. l>. Reaves, of Greenville, who
i was her guest the past week,
j Receiving at the door were Mrs.
! Walter Duckworth ami Mrs. T. H.
t Shipman. Mrs. I ,oii|; was assisted
in reviving the guests by her sister.
jMrs. H. 1.. Wilson invited the guests
i into the dining' room, where the
block cream, cake and mints were
served by Miss Nancy Mactie and
iMiss Elizabeth Shipman. The cream
was cut at the dining table by Mrs.
Hume Harris and Mrs. Harold Nor
wood.
An attractive color scheme in ycd
low and white, was carried out in
the dining room, the table being
prettily decorated in sweet peas and
? candles. The rooms were very of
jfective in their decoration of a pro
fusion of cut flowers and mountain
laurel.
| Adding to the pleasure of the oc
casion were the piano selections
rendered by Miss Marguerite Robert
json during the- reception hours.
I Forty guests were present.
i SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS HOLDS
PARTY
Little girls of the Sunday School
class of Miss Odell Nicholson, of the
' Baptist "chord), enjoyed a party at
the home of their teacher on Cald
i well street Friday night. Games
and other forms of recreation w?re
enjoyed during the evening, after
which refreshments were served.
CA1RNES-CODY
Miss Mattie Cody, of Pisgah For
est, and Mr. Otho Cairjies, of Jnman,
S. C., were united in marriage Mon
day at noon, the ceremony being
performed at the home of Mrs.
Hazel Murray, on Whitmire street,
by Justice of the Peace, F. D. Shu
ford.
i The bride is the daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. Willard Cody, of Pisgah
Forest, and the groom is well known
here, having been connected with
Simpson Barber shop for the past
several years.
MISS HELEN DUCKWORTH
WEDS MR. CORDELL RUSSELL
Coming as a surprise to their
many friends was the marriage of
iUiss Helen Duckworth and Mr. Cor
<'f|i RiissqII. the ceremony being
performed Friday afternoon at five
thirty o'clock at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Duckworth. In the absence from
town of the bride's pastor, Rev. W.
H. Hartsell, pastor of the Brevard
Baptist church, the ceremony was
performed by Rev. O. L. Simpson,
pastor of the Methodist church.
The house was prettily decorated
in mountain laurel, ferns and dais
ies. The bride and groom entered
unattended to the strains of Lohen
prin's Bridal Chorus, played by Miss
Rowena Orr. During the ceremony.
Miss Orr played softly, "To a Wild
Rose." Witnessing the ceremony
wore members of the immediate
family and a few intimate friends
of the bride and groom.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell left immed
iately for a short wedding trip to
Greenville, Atlanta and other points,
after which they will return to Bre
vard where they will make their
home, having leased a cottage in
West Brevard.
MATH AT ASIANS HOLD FINAL
MEETING OF CLUB YEAR
Members of the Mathatasian club
met Thursday afternoon at the home
of the President, Mrs. H. L. Wilson,
to transact the necessary business
relative to completing the work of
the club year.
The club decided to study the sub
ject of "Homemakers" "as their
study tonic for next year. The dub
refused to take action on Mrs. Paul
C. Benedict's resignation, on ac
count of her expected absence from
Brevard during the greater part of
next year, requesting that her name
be kept on the roll as one of the
charter members, and that a substi
tute be appointed in her place. It
was agreed to send a basket of fruit
to Mrs. Julia Trowbridge, who is one
of the charter members of the club
and now on the honorary list, in view
of the fact that she is confined to
her home on account of her recent
accident. A program committee was
appointed as follows: Mrs. Ernest
H. Norwood. Mrs. Roy Long, Mrs.
Oliver Orr.
('niiciudiiii; the business ????won
was the annual election of officers
for th ? ensuing year, the entire ol
fu-.ial staff being re-elected as fol
lows: President. Mrs. H. L. Wilson;
vice president. Mrs._ Oliver Orr; re
cording secretary, "Mrs. Roy Long:
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Paul
C. Benedict; treasurer. Mrs. H. C.
Ranson.
MRS. SMATHERS ENTERTAINS
AT BRIDGE
One of the delightful social af
fairs of the week was the bride
party given by Mrs. P::u! Si-.iath r.
at her home on Franklin street Fri
day afternoon. > honoring Mrs. Paul
C. l!<-nedirt. who will leave shortly
for Washington, D. t'.
Six tables were arranged for
plav. a! the conclusion of which
dainty refreshment* were served.
High sci re was made by Mrs. B. T.
Payne, .-f Rockintham. and low
score i>v Mrs. G. F. Smathers. of
,\ shov'lli-, Mr*. Benedict was pre
t.-vmed ait attractive guest prize.
Th- looms- were attractively nr
j rnngi-d, !i?ing a color scheme in pink
and v '.ite. he little pink Dorothy
I Perkins r<>ses lidding to tii?- effect
t i veil ess of the occasion. Sweet
;? i.; r, U-' ! as favors.
fjne-i. present included: Mrs.
Paul ? Benedict. Mrs. W. K.
tiri-e-.. . Mi - Martina Rr ? Mr-. I!.
I?. I ..-in. Mrs. \V. W. <V..j in.
Mrs, Hugh Walker, Mrs. T. 11. Hhip
nian, Mrs. WultiT Duckwui'th, Mrs.
S. M . Mm- tic, 'Mrs. Frank Carr, .Mrs.
Harry l.oftis, Mrs. Lloyd Thompson,
Mrs. Uay Coble, Miss Marian
Yongue, Miss Nina Kate Clayton,
Mrs. Kolniul Whitinire,, Mrs. Rush*
Whitmire, Mrs. Lawrence Holt, Mrs.
S. C. Ashe and Mrs. li. T. Payne, of
Rockingham, Mrs. Jilts Curry, Mrs.
Ot B. Khinehardt, Mrs. 0. K.
Smuthers, Mrs. John Hunn, all of
Asheville.
THE MISSES PEARCE HONOR
COUSIN
One of the most enjoyable and
largest attended social affairs ot- '
curring recently anuing the younger
set was the dancilig party Thursday
evening (riven l>y Misses Margaret '
and Martina l'earce at their attract-;
ive summer home, entertaining in i
honor of their cousin. Miss O'Brien,:
of St. Petersburg, Kla.
An old-fashioned square dance:
f atured the occasion, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by the seventy-;
five or more young people present, i
Punch, cake, sandwiches and nuts
were served during , the evening.
JOINT HOSTESSES ENTERTAIN
INSTITUTE LADIES I
Lady members of the Brevard In
stitute factulty were entertained at
an informal reception Wednesday!
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E.
Loftis, who was ass:sic'd in enter-'
taming !\v jilns. \V. N ic:io:s, }!rs|
\\ . li. Utulcryvood, Mrs. K. M. l'sus- !
rr aiui Mrs. J. 1), i'irltoUilut'r.
An cnjoyablu ci.iiicsi was engaged i
in, after which musical selections*
were rendered by Miss Ia'wis and
Miss Koth, of tin- Institute music I
department, and Mrs. H. K. Nichol-j
son. Refreshments were served t>y
the joint hostesses during the after
noon.
El'WOKTH LEAGUERS
ENJOY PICNIC
Pronounced by many to be one of
the most enjoyable social affair?
ever held by the Kpworth League
was the picnic given by that organ
ization Thursday evening at Maiden
Hair Kalis. After a delightful
climb around the mountains sur
rounding the falls and other for ins
of enjoyable recreation, the fifty or
more Leaguers in attendance par
took of a bountiful picnic supper
around the camplire. Weiners and
n'.arslnnallows were toasted over tiic
liiie. stories told and sonss sun;;.
Miss Bill Aiken nad charge of tin
entertainment program, assisted by
s< ve.ral other members.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES
ENJOY SOCIAL
Young lady members of the Sun
day School class of Mrs. 1). I1. K l;
patrick and the young men of Mi.
t". . M, Poiiftlas' class enjoyed a ra
cial gathering in the recreation
rooms of the church Monday night.
Various games we're played and a
general good time enjoyed by all
present, including the two teachers.
Refreshments of ice cream uiui cako
were served during the evening.
ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED
Mr, and ^lrs. A, I.. York i.i>
nounce the engagvment and ap
proaching marriage of their daughter,
Jean Crouch, to .Mr. Man Coleman, f
Chappcll, S. ('., the wedding to be
an event of tise early full.
Miss Crouch is a populns . i.n<l
charming ihemher of Brevard's
younger set, and wa? a member of
the 1027 graduating clas> of the Bre
vard high school.
Mr. Coleman is well known 'in
Brevard, having served in the ca
pacity of athletic instructor I'.t. th<
Brevard high school the past ,s .ar.
and has made many friends during
his short stay in the community.
FISHER-COWAN
Friends . throughout the county
were surprised on learning of the
marriage of Mr. Jack Fisher. of
Rosman, to Miss Elsie Cowan, of
Webster, the ceremony- being: per
formed in Sylva Saturday, May 2S.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
:in<i Mrs. W. 11. Cowan, of Webster,
and is an attractive and popular
youm* la.' y of the Sylva section.
The 1 >0111 is the second son of
Mr. and Mrs. I.ee R. Fishor, ? f Uoj
man, and has many friends through
out the county, lie is cormeeieJ
with Smith's Barber shop in Brevard
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From Seven a. m. to Eleven p. m.
In order to better serve the citizens and visitors, we have made ar
rangements to keep our shop open until 11 o'clock at
hours will be observed during the month
we will have full 24-hour service ? day
TAKING A RIDE,
Is now one of the most general
We know how unpleasant it is to
supper, and then find that your
car will not start, or that some
tires.
JUST RUN YO I
And we will fix the thing in (
your family or friends, spinnj
Brevard
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