Personal Happenings
Miss Mary Nicholson has returned
from Cohutta, Ga., where she spent
the past month with her sister, Mr*.
Hoy E. Cooper.
Mrs. F 10. Strickland and children
visited relatives in Asheville Satur
day.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. M. F. Shert'eseV and
twv) sons, of Houston, Texas, visited
hi-i ohi home place at Davidson
liiver "Tuesday, better known as the
l.edbetter place. Mr. Sherfcsce left
h?i;e abou*. 10 years ago when only
a boy. - ?
Mr. ;uw! Mrs. U . W. Ledbetter
have moved into the second floor
apartment of the house belonging to
t!sv Baptist church, adjoining the
e hunch building.
Donald I.ee Moore returned to
Charlotte Sanatorium on Friday for
ti'i;:t nit ir of hi., injured knees.
Air. and Mrs. 1'. W. Smith and
family, of Greer, S. C., were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Gaxrett. Mr. Smith is editor of the
Greer Citizen, and Mrs. Smith is a
sister of Mrs. Garrett, '
The first arrivals at the Norwood,
under the management 'of Mrs. F. P.
Sledge, are Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Smith, of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Zobel. of Charleston, and Mrs.
M. W. Wadsworth, of Greensboro,
Ala. Mrs. Wadsworth will remain
the entire season. ,
Mrs. Carrie T< Dorsett, who is
spending the summer in Asheville, ,
was a Brevard visitor Thursday.
Mrs*. C. E. Orr and daughter, Miss
Rowena, were Asheville visitors
Thursday. I
F. V. Cato, of Rome, Ga., was a
Brevard visitor last week. I
Mr. and Mrs. George Mayback of i
Asheville, were Brevard visitors
Tuesday. \
Miss Louise Smith, of Greer, S. C., ]
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. T. Gar
rett. v ? . t
Mrs. Moltz, Misses Jennie Aiken |
and I.averne Weilt were Asheville \
v'stors on Tuesday. , >
Louie Chappell, of Jacksonville, $
Fla., who is spending the summer at
Hendersonville, visited friends in E
Brevard on Thursday. Ij
Misses Agnes Clayton and Ruth
Waters left Monday for Greenville, ]
where they will ' attend summer ;
school at Eastern Carolina Teachers
College. e
Wood Paxton, of Greenville, S. C,,
visited friends in Brevard this week.
I). H. Garner has returned from a
business trip to Atlanta.
A. G. Ober, of Asheville, spent v
ilv> week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. '
F.. C'.nvton. ' J
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lamar Lewis and !
Mrs, L B. Brooks spent Tuesday in t
Asheville. il
Walter Clayton returned on Tues
day after spending two weeks in j
Asheville. \
Mr. and Mrs -Samuel Summers and
w children of Cameron, S. C., were j
A week-end guests of Mrs. Summers' . u
V parents,' Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Snelson. j
? Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McCall and , t
family spent Sunday with relatives r
in Easley, S. C. ' (
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nicholson and ,
children, of Asheville, were Sunday j ?
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Nich- i
olson. I s
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Crary, of ]
Charlotte, were week-end guests of .
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harris. {
Miss Bruce Johnson, of Atlanta, !?
spent several days the past week as J
the guest of Miss Mildred Trantham. I
Mrs. Carl Merrill and children, of <
Umatilla, arrived last week to spend I
the summer with Mrs. Merrill's par- j
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Snelson. I \
Miss Ella Zachary, who has been
teaching at Sellers, S. C., arrived t
last week to spend the summer with I
her mother, Mrs. Joe Zachary. |
ill's. John Sprague, of Raleigh, is
the guest of Mrs. 11. H. Znchury.
Mrs. Murray and mother, Mrs
Dunbar, of Natchez, Miss., have ar
rived to spend -the summer at-Petei
i'an milage.
I'rof. :i ti<l Mrs. M. 1>. Ba.xter and
? anviiy, of I leiirmont, l'ln . are guest!.
i V.h .in i Mr-. |t. Y. Ntift. Mrs.
laxtec is a sister of Mrs. Neel, and
!.)(? family are stopping in itrevard
ii route to Tennessee.
Mrs. K, M. I'arker has as her
quests, Mr and Mrs. John Asendorf
ud daughter, Jean, Mr. and Mrs. O.
). l!r. iIiiuiiiii, Mrs. J. N. Knight and
i', r>. I. Inn, all of Savannah, Gu.
M is. Harrison 1'ace, of Asheville,
the truest of her daughter, Mrs.
Kush Whitmire.
Paul Smathers left Tuesday for a
ousiii ss trip to Cadillac, Mich.
Mrs, J. li. Summey has moved
.rom the Nichols apartment to the
noine of Mrs. Baxter Summey on
Jordan street.
Mr. and Mrs. Kush Whitmire and
iittle daughter, Sarah Jane, were
?v. ek-er.d visitors in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. J nines I.. Hisk and
family and Mrs. P. C. Neodham, of
Cocoa, Ha., arrived the first of the
.v:<ek to spend the summer at their
ii.mie in Forest Hills.
Mr. Archie Nichols and son, Henry,
^f Asheville, were guests on Tuesdav
>f Mr. and Mrs. Z. \V. Nichols.
Mr. Frank Turner and Mrs. Hur
jld Turner, of Asheville, were Sun
lay guests of Mrs. Surah Taylor.
M iss Margaret Bosse is spending a
month visiting relatives in Brook
yn, N. Y.
51 rs.. L. K. Stanford is attending
he annual meeting of the North
'arolina Business and Professional
Vom?in's Club convening in Fayette
?ille this week, as delegate from the
ocal club.
Ralph F. Osborne went to Raleigh
his waek to accompany to Brevard
lis wife and little son, R. F., Jr., his
vife having spent several weeks with
ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Sams.
Mrs. W. L. Aiken and son, Lionel,
ire spending several days with Mrs.
Viken's parents in Racford.
Miss Elizabeth Zachary returned
;ist week from Salem College, where
he has been teaching the past year.
Miss Elise Wall spent the week
nd at her home in Spartanburg.
Miss Mary Witmer has returned
o Brevard for the summer.
Mrs. William Bailey and two chil- '
Iron, of Asheville, are spending the
veek with relatives in Brevard.
Edwin English, of Chapel Hill, and
:I:ss Gladys English, of Salem Col- '
ege, have returned to the home of |
heir parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. S. '
English, for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Wilbur Baxter, of Asheville,
s the guest of relatives here this
veek. 1
Mr. and Mrs. George Morris, of
Memphis, Tenn., were week-end
:uests at the Franklin Hotel. Mr. I
>t orris returned the first of the week J
o Memphis, but Mrs. Morris will re- |
,';?in here unil the opening of Camp
Chickasaw in July.
Tom Whitmire, who has been a
tudent at Chapel Hill the past year,
?eturned last week to spend the
iummer with his parents. Mayor and
VIrs. T. W. Whitmire.
Edwards Breese returned last week
'rom The Citadel, Charleston ,S. C.,
ind is now with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Breese.
Edwin Perkins has returned from
Chapel Hill to spend the summer with
lis mother, Mrs. H. E. Perkins.
Leon English, Jr., a student at
Jniversity of North Carolina, has
?turned to Brevard to spend
;he summer with his parents, Mr. and
Vlrs. D. L. English.
Mrs. C. M. Douglas spent Thursday
Buy the only car
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sales of any other thrze cats in
its field v ^ "r <*
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combined sales of any other
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i OAKLAND NEWS
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. In th, :il?encc i>f i he pastor, Rov
!'?? '? Mndorson, K?>v. K. K. l'endle
, toil. of Brevard, preached at the Bap
list church last Sunday. 10 very oik
.?M'ressed themselves ;is being well
pleased and also expressed the de
; .sire to hear him again. We also had
?i VC>S i?tt'resting Sunday school,
Mr. C. R, McNeely is doing line as
1 superintendent. Mr. lien Egerton
? was- with ui iiiul made an interesting
talk in the Sunday school.
Mr. Kolaiul Kob'u.son announce.!
that In- will conduct pruver .services
at tin- Baptist church every \\ ednes
lay ingjit, beginning at 8 o'clock. It
ls hoped that the people of tlie com
munity will feel mtfiestd and come
out.
-Mis. I>a vid Miller veiled Mr.;, K.
A, Koid Sunday. Mrs. Keid has been
| on the ,sick list for some time.
Miss Kvaund Sanders and Myrtle
' Met 'all visited Misses Flora ami lless
j lie* id lit st week-end.
Mr. Kay Sanders and Miss Myrtle
Robinson .ittended preaching ser
ves at Bosnian last week.
clarence Norton, his mother, and
Mr. 1. Si Sanders and their little son
Lane, attended the funeral of Mr. J.
1'. Coward' at Cullowhec, last week.
Mrs. Lee F. Norton visited her sis
ter, Mrs. R. J. Galloway of Glenville,
last week-end.
We are glad to see Otto Alexan
der out again after a serious illness
caused by measles.
Mrs. S. E. Alexander had as her
guest her daughter and Mrs. Grace
Bennett, for dinner Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs. Charlie
Bryson will be sorry to know she is
quite ill at her home near Sapphire.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Scruggs, with
their daughter and her family called
on Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Reid Sunday
afternoon.
I The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McCall are glad to have them
home, after spending the winter in
Florida/
Clarence Norton will soon be I
ready to serve hot lunches on short
notice at his new stand near Oak
land post office. His friends wish
him success.
This writer would like to say that
Air. R. K. Ballard expressed my
sentiment in his letter to Mr. T. W.
Whit-mire in regard to his banquet '
given to the old folks of Transvl- 1
vania. AVish others \vould catch thot,
spirit and do likewise.
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
F. Marshall, in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lieto and fam
ily, of New Orleans, will arrive the
latter part of the week to occupy
"Overlook," one of Miss Florence j
Kern's cottage in Huntridge Park. |
Mrs. Thomas Teague and children
have returned from a visit with Mr. |
Teague's parents in Asheville,
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Sledge have |
leased the Norwood house on Pro- t
bart street, having moved from their
former residence on East Main
street.
Dwight Pickard, Bud Raker, Joe
Pickett and Howard Leonard, of |
Lexington, were guests Sunday of
L. J. Peacock, Jr.
Friends of Mrs. Welch Galloway
will be glad to learn that she is re
covering from the serious effects of
a vaccinated arm, when it was feared
for a time that she would lose her
arm. She is recuperating at the home
of her father near Hendersonville.
Miss Evelyn Lane, of Asheyille, is
visiting Mr. D. F. Mayberry at the
Patton house. Miss. Lane is the
daughter of Judge Lane.
Mrs. Charles Rogers and daughter,
Miss Carlotta Rogers, of Blenheim.
S. C., and Miss Estelle Ellerbe, of I
Latta, S. C., have arrived to spend '
the season at their summer home,
Rest-a-Bit cottage.
Prof, and Mrs. J. B. Jones and
small son left Wednesday for Chapel
Hill, where Mr. Jones will study for
six weeks at the University of North
Carolina.
T. T. Loftis has returned from a
visit of two weeks with his daughter,
Mrs. C. B. Wilson, at Abbeville, S.
C.
Mitchell King returned the first of
the week to Lilesville, where he has
employment for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Terry, of Hen
dersonville, are occupying the Nor
ton house on Probart street. Mr. I
Terry is manager of the Caldwell
avenue Standard Oil Service station,
succeeding Mr. Hartzog in this posi
[ tion.
I Mr. Hayes Hicks, of Knoxville,
? Tenn.. was the week-end guest of
I Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Plummer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wilson re
turned on Saturday from Caroleen.
where they were called the first of
the week on account of the serious
illness and death of Mr. Wilson's '
father, which occurred on Friday,
funeral services being held Saturday
afternoon.
Mi*s Beatrice Burris, of Ander- |
son. S. C? is visiting Miss Ruth
Cantrell.
SAM B. CRAIG
Attoney-at-Law
MASONIC TEMPLE
j BOYLSTON NEWS j
? ! It. Brown of Glade Creek, was a
' | visitor, in our burg lust Sunday.
I). II. Orr and two sons, Mownnl ?
, and D. S., visited Rev. 1*. P. Orr
[lust Sunday.
1 1 Claude Simpson of Ktowah, visited
jhis grandfather, J. I.. Simpson, oik
i 'night last week.
, .1. .\.l. l':ttn>M \ ???! I .ulo I i- ? '
; (In- last -Monday.
j T. R. Ihim-ait was a caller 'i ,
lliome of Air. M. Townsond one <lay |
recently.
I 'I'. J. Ilolliny.- worth made a bti - 1
;ness trip to ilctulcrsnnv'llo last. Mov
j day. ,
j Carlos1 ilolilt ii w nt to H'Oly I
,'Spi inirs on important '>v..?in?'ss Men- :
idav morning.
! .lo?sc S m|)rO|i visited his broth"!- j
! William T. Simpson, ore night re- |
cently.
Kriu-st l.yday was a e::ller in our j
I >n IK last Sunday.
Mi?< licit Reed of Blantyro. was
a Itoylstoii visitor Sunday afternoon. I
Mexican Boa u Beetl >.> is the gen^r- '
al subject in our settlement at the j
present time. j
Mrs. . T. J. Hollingsworh had as
her guests last Saturday night, two
! of her nephews, Messrs. Reuben
i Mackey of i'isgah Forest, and Wad.
.Scruggs, of Boylston.
Mr. Lee Benfleld and children of
IPisgah Forest, visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Patton last Sunday.
Friends of Robert Taylor are glad
to know that he is recovering from
a bad case of "flu."
i Miss Leotu Simpson and brother,
Jesse, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Patton last Sunday, week.
! Some of our truck growers have
(been very busy transplanting potato,
.tomato and 'backer" plants during
the last few damp days.
! .Tack Frost played us a slight
I visit one morning last week.
We are all glad to know that a
great interest is being taken in the
flower gardens this year in our sec
tion.
Mrs. J. I.. Simpson visited her
daughter, Mrs. Cleveland Burgess,
last week.
Mr. T. R. Duncan made a business
call at the home of Mr. Jesse Simp
son early last Saturday morning.
Walter Carnes has been busy haul
ing logs from our section to Pisgah
Forest for the past few days.
The Boylston people are well
pleased to know that Mr. Leverette
has completed our new road to the
Hendersonville county line, and now
has started working on our Boylston
Blan tyre road. We wish to give him
a good word of ecouragement and |
extend to him a rising vote of I
thanks.
We may or we may not think that '
it is particularly wise for men to give |
up everything for their work after ,
they have passed middle age; but
when it comes to investing one's
money it is a good plan to select se
curities of a company that has such |
a man at its helm.? Forbes' Magazine, g
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There are few, if any, business transac
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Do not delay ? NOW IS THE TIME! The visitors are
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