CROP PROSPECTS
GOOD IN COUNTY
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creased acreage, which is not much
after all, when so small an ,
is cleared. Much attention bc,"h |
paid to making more per acie, anu
many men- in that .section can tell
you of how their fields are *ncrca?"
Lg in yield. Clover and high grndo
fertilisers, with better use of ma
nine is. doing the work. See Win
banks for corn, same with Leo Case.
Ituvbe Mr. llaines will ihallcn|,c
vou to come up and see his place,
mul you will find the best farming
md crops. Zeb Owen, just starting,
is not to be left out, and just where
to stop is hard to tell. ,
Oakland has its usual crops. an"
looking ahead to better conditions^
us the road is finished and things
^Sapphh^'reporte things doing out
thei*%nd Mr! K. C. Parsons is try
inU?m,r SSpfXd. in some good
of farming, amTyou will fin
plowing about all thej. ? jan(j
P Kast Fork section shows new land
3 ?&?} w
increase in y nV(ier of Piedmont
vi^Xw^mSrc -eag^and land
lv el{f?? Good* ^tand?r and all crops |
"rU'SuiS S"r?'h.l= h.. ? f??j ,
.f cor", h?
Wfflsrjns- I
good crop for 19^ '?
FACTSDEALf WITH
AT KiWANIS MEET |
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and as good treatment in the Bre\ ara
stores as anywhere in the world, and
that this impression w?uld establisn
the tourist business in such manne
th^rn?Thonsg HU ShfpmaV was then
introduced and spoke of the | financi
al condition of the city -
county. Mr. Shipman ^ted
the tourist business is sp lenai^
and continues to grow a
while. but on account of the
tremendous amount of money that
absolutely "^essar^to ^crease ^
-,rv ,vh.n |^nty
problems of Tra . ~h t%vo par
gjff ' MS? ;v tSSX
tfV ? atfspfej. K
S2LS ?? j-tes
to every point in the ? t^eir
people ;vill keep cows and ^eU th^
cream to the, ' ec;aUv fine fo"
industry wouldbee I "ul1 keep
? Jsfe
while o "h" $750.
be given employment in the *
000 refinery that goes along
the industry. ests %vero then
ponded, pledging their fu? ??^ove.
lion to anv Pr^am.. mrurpo ? the
!TdevancemcntaSof the business inter
sr&K Ss '^'"ktx
.;-^-n,r'!,VfroKfpoX
in.r out that these months are reauy
the most attractive period of the
yeMrsher?W. H. Duckworth res
ponded in pledging her support
anv tjrogressive program made for
the interests of the town and coun
ty\lr S. P. Hammatt, manager of
the Franklin hotel, was present as
the guest of W. H. Alexander, and
was given much applause vihon
told of the improvements n?Hi> n
the Franklin and of how he hopirt
that he would be r.ermiti?l to
erate with Brevard and Transvlv.-nm
county, and of how earnestlv h" de
sired Ih- cooperation of .he local
people in the operation of the
hotel.' Mr. Hammatt invited the
Kiwanis -lab to visit th<? h?ufp
varming" at the Franklin .Hotel on
Monday evening. .Tune 20.
WEALTH OF NATION IS MEN:
SCHOOLS OF SOUTH TRAIN'
LEADERS FOR THE FUTURE
Atlanta. C,:>.. .Tune 1 4. ? Proir'-e-"
mad" bv the statf* of the S->u1'.i y\
,>r'?"?d'rV ??-h<n,l facilities for the
??'S''nin:r of thn l'-ndor< of ' h " fu
( ire is brotisr''" 1 ?' *'v at ! t :<>n of
(i,-. entire oo"n* **v b" ths Southern
Pnilwa'* Sv?'<n in th- trn'b of a
-of n lv r'isonients wh'eh i' i"
(.^i ..v'.v. ;n n:.tion tl n !>;*azir<? hav
rr .<?' cir< illation "f r<
than t? OOtl.noO: The text '.f :!v
r,lv'?..' ??Imw.PBl !s H" follows:
"'Th" wealth of a nation ?v n
--not silk, and cotton, no'
Such is the spirit of the ?outh."
A senator nr- ? *!"?'
sions of Contrves^ involve ?" 'i er-^
r.iottfjiHe:' -to <.f piib'i" ni'>ni-v. |. :
what of the long ones?
Junior Order Brands Rumors Being
Circulated In the County as False
Juniors over the county. t.onie 10
the front with the statement that
their order is in better standing:, .fi
nancially and in number of iw ,.i
1)1 -.-ship and hsiulits .than ever be
fore, in refutation of a n.ino..
which is said by them to be ci:vul
inn- to the effect that the order is
in bad standing.
A statement of the situation fol
lows: <
Brevard. N. C., June 13, l'.iiiT.
To The Juniors and the. Public
of Transylvania County:
It has come to our attention that
reports are being: circulated thai
t lie insuranev feature of the Jr. 0\
U. A. M. has been eliminated from
the order and that any good citizen
wishing- to unite with our great and
good organization would not be -pro
tected by the insurance features.
We beg to brand this as false, and
give you below, letter from our
State Councilor, Bro. C. W. Snyder,
of Winston-Salem, N. C.
And beg to say we welcome all
100 per cent red blooded Americans
to unite with us in our efforts to ac
complish all that is good and right.,
ami i.y >o doing we will havf a l>> !
? ii t ouniy and Slate in which to
1>\
1 laurnaMy,
i-. i!. i;au,o\vav,
\V. A. I.YDAY,
C. C. CAN'TREl.L,
Committee. j
Transylvania Council N'o. 37(1,
.Jr. l>. I!. A. M.
lilNcerps from ihu letter from
Slate Councilor follows:
The special action of the National
Council at >'hni.tiuuiOffii was for tlte
purpose of allowing any Council not
already enrolled in the Funeral
.Hc nefit Department to do .so regard
less of the age or condition of the
health of i's members, also to allow
a Council in Class "A" for $250.00
lo transfer to Class "B" for $500.00.
This action does not effect the
slaading of any Council in North
Carolina, and you will continue to
enroll your member just the same as
you have in the past, and all death
claims will be paid in the usual
pr?mpt way, and I sincerely hope
that you will make an effort to en
roll as many as possible bofer June
30th. If ivory Council', will do
i ills and hold la! the mcuilu'i's they,
now have, we would be able to ft
i'l'ii .? splendid gain for this year.
Tin annual report of the Funeral
J.J ; neiit Department shows that this
i 'epartiin lit is in excellent condi
tion, atul has assets of nearly three
Vi.llion dollars, and that , 7 i> 0
. !i;iins, amounting to one ami one
o . iter million dollars were paid by
. ;;t 1 uneral BfciUfit Department dur- '
inn 1 U-li.
I v.. .ild alsn like to call the at
tention i f our membership t<> the
splendid i. million of the lienclieiary
, , which shows assets of mow
than three million dollars. Some
of t hi lust forms of insurance avail
able r.re offered to our Inenibers
through this department of our Or
der. The policies carry all the mod
ern features, including double in
denuiitys total disability, cash values,
etc.
I would like to urge our members
to enroll in the Beneficiary Degree
and thus give their families this ad
ditional protection.
C. W. SNYDER, State Councilor.
Winston-Salem, N. C., June 8, lt>27.
Fifty dollars in prizes will go to
the best three hog callers at the
State Farmers' Convention this year.
The convention dates are July 26, 27 !
and 28.
CITY TAX LIMIT
HEARING ITS END
. .?? ,'ij
Kor i!i<* convenient.- of Brevard
lux I'.tyv i the i uy Fathni extend
ed the time uf paying ilu IWL'ti ;mxi-s
until (he last day of June, which
time will l>i' the iiiiul i xtension Inn
it.
An advertisement coin-cming t liis
notilieation signed 1?> t'ity Tax Col
lector Harry I'attnn may bo found
in another section of this issue t>f
Tim Brevard New*.
MANY COMMUNITIES ARE
COM INC. OUT OF THE MUD
(Industrial News Bureau)
One of I he ehief benefits the far
mer derives from veallv Rood roads
is that of being able tto move his farm
products to market over them,
quickly, cheaply and without inoon
Vctii'.'iiM. The fanner's crops are
his stock in trade. If he can
market them without delay when
the price is up, he is the gainer; if.
because of bad roads, he is unable
to get his products to market until
after the price has declined, he
loses.
In the old days when roads were
good only in good weather, the
CYDER & GARRETT '
MOVE 1 0 MAIN SV
(' U. Hyder of lite t lectrical sup
plies concern am! U. U. Uatr'Hti 'elec
trical colituietor, have moved their
place <>l" busjnes from tli finnicr lo
cution on News Arcade to tlii' King
building formerly occupied Wy Simp
son Uarber shop, on Main street.
These yountr business men, who re
cently moved' U Hrcvard, felt that
their increased business forced thuni
to s cuif larger quarters and a more
coi:.-.nieni location, in order that
they may be enabled to carry a larger
sto. : of electrical supplies. An ad- .
vorusement of ttlis convent appears
in the advertising columns of this
issue of The Brevard News. a
farmer could do little satisfactory
marketing. Hs was forced to take
a chance on (jetting his products to
the buyer on a rising market.
One decided advantage in good
roads is that they encourage the
use of motor vehicles by the farm
er, effecting a saving in time and
worry in moving his crops, and in
getting his family to church and'
children to school.
Home-folk
And
New-Comers
See
The Ideal
IN MONTCLOVE
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Brevard's Social and Thoroughly
Restricted Residential Section
ASJIN: ALL CITIES-IT HOLDS TRUE IN BREVARD
In every' city in the country? the choice Residential Section? -is
that district which enjoys an air of refinement and exclusive
ness produced only by the features of a Country Club and Golf
Course. Brevard people have already sensed this fact as |is
proven by their early purchase of hometracts.
At the Country Club, on the Golf Course, the best, meet the best.
There, one finds an atmosphere that's different ? that's pleasing in
its assurance of well guarded surroundings.
Wherever one finds a Golf Course ? there you will
find good homes and splendid people. And Bre
vard is^'not unlike other cities, for Montclove on the
b?
Links, has already won its way into the hearts of
the folks? and its place in the homelife of Brevard.
Let. lis tell you more? belter still, let
us SHOW you Montclove.
Write, phone or call for a
representative
Montclo ve
OFFICE
Main Street? Opposite Courthouse
ASK YOUR REALTOR