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T SOCIETY NEWS ' _____ ST. PHILLIPS AUXILIARY AND GUILD MEET WITH MRS. PERRY Regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary and Guild of St. .Philips church was luld Thursday afternoon at the home of Airs. Harry Perry. A program t?n the subject of .Mission ary Work in Liberia and the Phil lipincs was in charge of Mi's, David Ward and Mrs, .1. S. Silver.sieon. A discussion was hold regarding the entertainment of the Convocation which will he held in the new St. Philips church on February 14, at which time the new building, will be ' y dedicated. Dr. Rogers, of Trinity '? church, Ashevillc, will preach the opening sermon. At the meeting of the (iuild fol lowing, it was decided that this or ganization would pay for 10 pews in the church. It was reported that was made at the bazaar held in December. Y. W. A. HOLDS MEETING Members of the Young Women'. Auxiliary of th? Baptist chufr'4 held their regular meeting Thursday ?evening. The nice ting was prcided over by the president, Miss Pauline Sitton. A program on the subject , of World Wide Missionary Movement was led by Miss Myrtle Barnett, as sisted by othew. It was decided to hold a missioirstudy elass every Frfij day evening at the home of the lead^ or, Mrs. Harold Norwood. MISS BLYTHE WILL WED j ] MARION MAN THIS MONTH ^ Mrs. Thomas H. Shipman enter tained at her home on Broad street Friday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock to announce the engagement of her niece. Miss Margaret Blythe, of Bre Vard, to Mr. .1. A. Poteat, of Mar ion, the wedding to take place at the home of the bride-elect the latter part of January. Bridge was played at three tables. Top score was made by Mrs. Boyce Walker, who was presented a bon bon dish, and Mrs. David G. Ward received a dainty handkerchief, for consolation. The guest of honor was presented a bridge luncheon set. At 5 o'clock the tea guests arriv ed, after which refreshments were served. Bridge players were: Mrs. Hugh Walker, Mrs. Walter Duckworth, Miss. Marian Yontrue, Miss Martha Breese, Mrs. S. M. Macfie, Mrs. R. W. Everett, Miss Julia Deaver, Mrs. Boyce Walker, Mrs. Rebecca Glenn, Mrs. R. B. Lyon, Mrs. David G. Ward, Mrs. Albert Kyle, Miss Mar garet Blythg. Tea guests included: Mrs .Ed Pat ton. -Mrs. O. I.. Erwin, Mrs. W. E. Blytre. Mrs. Roy Lone. Miss Martha Bos well, Airs. J. M. Allison. Mrs. P. N..' Simons, Misses Mamie, Rose and Annie Shipman, Mrs. G. B. Lynch. PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY MEETS WITH MRS. MONROE A ? ?nioyaWe meeting of the i ! Ssn Ladies Auxiliary was '? 1 ' Th*J":Ja?' af^rnoon at the home ,<--of Mrs. W. A. Monroe. Bible study 1 -fsrin was given bv Mrs. Hinton Mc I od. and an interesting program on t.hc subject of Young People of To dr- "'as led bv Mrs. Monroe. Following the business meeting !>?<) program, the remainder of the riftnrnoon was foatured by a social nsriod and tea in the nature of a hnnHkerchief shower in honor of one of the members. Mrs. L. A. Amnion, who will soon leave for her new home in Cullowhee. Mrs. P. N. Simons rendered several piano selec tions during the social period, to the delight of all present. Hog raising and dairying are be coming established as two new farm industries in North Carolina. Well fed hogs from North Carolina com mand a premium on certain eastern markets. MR. AND MRS. NORWOOD ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE Mi. and Mrs. Harold .Norwood en tertained at their home on Park avenue Saturday evening at three tables of. bridge. Following the games, refreshments were served. ? Guests present included: Mr. . aiul Mia s. .\1. AImcIi . .Mr. and Ml*. . 'avid (!. U'.iV.d, Ah. ; ad Ml-.--. S. Mtvoi'iU dr. ;.ud Mrs l'"r> >1 Mil r, Hit. and Mi... Ralph Ramsey, .Mr. I-': C. Hanson. WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY HOLDS MEETING Kegular meeting vt tl? 1 Woman: Missionary Soek-fy of irn Methodist church . -w:js held in the church par lo! < '! h . '-day afternoon, with the I prcsid in, Mrs. .less Pickelsimcr, | pressing. ' 'I ae business iiuvting ineluded the; '< -Ussion of rou.tine matters and the j ving of iQpt) its of the quarter's work by the various department su perintendents. Th? chief features of the meeting war; the installation of new officers I v the pastor, Rev. A, !,. Aytock. The stated order of service was car ried out, with all of the officers standing around .the pastor during I the impressive service. Newly elected officers include: PresidintAMrs. Jess Pickelsimcr; S'ice prcsiqfttat, Mrs. R. P. Hollin Shcad ; secretary, M rs. J. F. Zach irensurer, Miss Alma Trow pledge superintendent, Mrs. I Confcg King; social service super in; tahdfcnt,. Miss Florence Kern; super intendent children's work, Mrs. R. E. Lawrence; superintendent baby divi sion, Mrs. Ralph Fisher; superintend ent local work, .Mrs. D. V. English; superintendent Bible study, Mrs. I.. B. Haynes. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS ENJOYS BANQUET About 20 young boys, members of the Sunday School class of Mr. W. W. Pruette of the Baptist church, en joyed a banquet at the Waltermire Grill Friday ? veiling. The boys and their teacher express themselves as delighted with the good things to eat spread by the manager, and with the thoroughly enjoyable time they had on this occasion. HARRY BRYSON CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WITH PARTY In celebration of his seventeenth birthday, Harry Bryson entertained a few friends at his home Wednesday evening. Games and music were enjoyed during the evening. Hot chocolate; cake and fruit were served to the twelve guests present. Th.os;s present were: G Wtl.lYc: : Barrett, Sara Barrett, Edna Mason, j ?Fiances Morris, Ruth Snelson, Mary I Osborne Wilkins, Bill Erwin, Albert : Kilpatrick, Ezra Amos, Harry John son, Richard Bryson, Harry Bryson. D. A. R. MEETS WITH MRS. ALLISON Mrs. J. M. Allison entertained. On> numbers of the Waightstill Avery chapter of the Daughter of the Amer ican Revolution Monday afternoon at her home on Pfobarte avenue. Eight members were present and i wo guests. The meeting opened with the flag salute and, prayer bv the chaplain. Mrs. Laura Miller. This being the month of the birth of Benjamin Franklin, an interesting program was presented on this subject, by Miss Florence Kern and Mrs. Beulah Zachary, who read articles regard ing Franklin's lifo. Mrs. Ed Patton read quotations from Poor Richard's Almanac. During the business session, it was decided to send yarn to the inmates of th? county home, and 10 gis-e a GOOD THINGS TO EAT MADE BY SPECIAL ORDERS Phone your order now for GOOD BREAD, CAKES, PIES AND PASTRIES Phone 24 PHILLIP'S BAKERY BREVARD, North Carolina "Early to Bed 5 And | Early to Rise" 5 applies to each one of us, the fame as it did to grand father. Get yourself a good alarm clock, use it, get up early, start the day right and you will quickly realize that you are getting ahead in the world. The America which frequently sells for $1.25 to $1.50 sells here for only $1.00 FRANK D. CLEMENT The Hallmark Jeweler CLEM SON THEATRE BUILDING ? at's rube-crip' o>n of iho tt. A. K. nilliV'i/illf In the Uiward IIikIi , School library, the -a mo mnKaniw to i j usi il by tin' U. D. Library din- j i injs th?> .summer months. Tho troas tint. a sum of $lii;t.8X in I the treasury, with all stat. iiud mi jtional dues paid. , ?? i Refreshments were served by the) hosti ?.s (Uiriliv the soc'al >>.?i iod. SUNDAY SCHOOL CI.ASS HOLDS 1 JOY AI3LE SOCIAL a Quite a delegation of members of thi,' Daughters of Wesley Sunday School ciaiss ol the Methodist church wi'iv present at a business aiul social i.ifftiiij; In M Tuesday evening ?.t the iH'iuc of Mrs. 8. Nielialsoii. . Kollowintf i he business .session, presided owr hy the class president, .Mrs. U. I.. Xichobon, an enjoyable uncial hour Nvas held. .(luring which; i rtYishinents were Served by the it?in I hostesses, .Mrs. Xiehol son, .Mrs. ? ; 1.. Nicholson nfid ? .Mrs. J. K. Waters. Mrs. I>, K. Nicholson fav ored those present with a lunnb.r of musical selections. MRS. F.RWIN !S HOSTESS TO WEDNESDAY CLUB Mrs. 0. I.. Erwin was hostess to the Hrevard Wednesday club at its first meeting of the year on Janu ary 4i The business session was a short one. There was a unaii^n. us vote for .Mrs. A. II. Kilter, thus electing her a member of th- club. The president announced a program committee which yas tu s.tvc throughout the year. Mrs.. It. W. Kverett was in charge (of the, afternoon's program, choosing' I US llCI' subject, Holland. Following refreshments, the meet itlg .adjourned. DOUBLE W I! ! >1) 1 NC, CEREMONY IS EVENT OF THE WEEK Friends weri- surprised on .Monday .tnorniii" on leiimm o ?' ? rianv of two youn>> cou^ii ?> ?>f i . i van!, ? h<>>" weddii" e< t . curled in llelider.-oiiviile Sunday night. The four |:.ui > p. u:n,' p:> ties included Van '!' i ? r-U y and Kiln. Allen, and Charli I' 'in and Ktiii! Amos, all of I'revard. I . is mid. i stood thai llle two coupled l"e iirnv to Hrevard after t'e ?. i.'.o. ? . a... are at home here. MRS. HOLT IS HOSTESS FOH : CIRCLE II Mr/, l awn nee ll<ii was ho- e - jo the in. nib, 'is of i lie Sarah Taylor C'iri li- li of the Method!-' ehuivh,. wl'i.-h in -t at her lua.e 01 Franklin .-ii. .1 Mi mkiy u'ihihihi'. The bU-mi-.-.s naetinv w .? i - pre id< over by the president. Mis. l,o; Thompson, .afl .r which an intevslijv program was in chargn of Mr Thomas Tongue, who told fact ? rou ciuninir ill beginning of missionary work in Methodism, Mrs. Roland Whitmir.e spoke on the foreign mis sion work, and Mrs. R. P. I loll inshead who was present a? ti visitor. told of missionary work in general. Mrs. Oliver Orr, the leader, mad.' a vail: about the conference ciVicis and their various duties. A social period and refreshments followed the pvogrsn*. I C O M F O K T A BLE ECONOMICAL V." 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Drive it through traffic ? and get the thrill of its darting pick-up . ? . the smooth, certain action of its non-locking four-wheel brakes! Drive it on the open road ? and test every point in the speed range for smoothness and roadability! Try it on the hills ? and learn the true meaning of Chevrolet power! Do that ? and you will agree with thousands of others that here is the world's most luxurious low-priced automobile. Every feature of advanced design demanded in the finest cars now offered in the New Chevrolet! Read this partial list. Improved vaive-in-head motor. New stronger frame 4' longer? wheelbnsc 107 . New four-wheel brakes. Thermostr.t control cooling system. New alloy "invar strut" pistons. New instrument panel indirect ly lighted. New ball bearing worm and pear steering. Semi-elliptic shock absorber f-prings; 84 per cent of wheel base. Safety gasoline tank at rear. Larger balloon tire? 30" x 4.50*. New streamline bodies by Fisher. New Duco colors. Theft-proof krccring and ign !? (ion lock. A. C. oil filter. . A. C. air cleaner. Single-plate dry disc-clutch. New crankcase breathing system. New two port exhaust. Heavy onc-piccc full -crown fcndcr?. A Semite pressure lubrication. Vacuum tank fuel supply. Improved Delco-Remy dis tributor ignition. Combination tail and stop light. Larue 17" steering wheel with spark and throttle levers lo cated on top. Rear view mirror. and Reduced Prices! Roadster . . 4.- . t.? $495 Coach $585 $595,. Coupe . . . Four Door Sedan . . . $675 cTbl,:, .... $665 Imperial C71 ^ Landau ?pl lt> Truck DeKV,,ry. $375 (Chassis Only) Utility Truck (Chassis Only) All Prices f.o.b. Flint, Mich o
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