Rosman Section Of News
ROSMAN LOCALS
Mrs. Ila Blackston of Piedmont,
S. C., is spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. Boyd Moore of this
city
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Byerly of Ashe
ville, were guests with Mr. and Mrs.
P. S. Maxwell of this city, on one day
iast week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kilpatrick of
Brevard, spent last Sunday with
Mrs. Kilpatrick's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Edens of this eity.
Mr. Whit Nelson spent last week
end with his brother, Mr. J. A. Nel
son, of this eity.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. LewU visited
relatives in South Carolina on last
Sunday.
Mrs. Paris Gallnnore and children
of Brevard, were guests with Mrs.
H. G. Stophel on last Sunday.
Mrs. Gussie Kelley, after spending
sometime with her sister, Mrs.
Mayme Bartleson of this city, has re
turned to her home at Biltmore
Forest.
Mr. C. L. Moss and family visited
relatives at Salem, S. C., on last
Sunday.
Miss Eva Lockman of Lockhart,
S. C., is spending sometime with rel
atives here.
Miss Frances Edens has returned
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to her home here after a three week
visit to relatives at Kings, Mountain.
Mrs. L. M. Watkin's is reported ill
at her home here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Craig Whitmire vis- i
ited relatives at Columbia, S. C., on
last Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. J, C. Owen of Spart
anburg, S.1 C., were Kosman visitors
I on Monday afternoon of this week.
Mrs. L. M. Glazener of Asheville,
is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nalley, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Fowler of Liberty, S. C.
stopped by here en route through
.Western North Carolina for a vaca
tion tour, recently.
Miss Edna Poole of Marion has
returned to her, home after a two
weeks' visit with her sister, Mm. J.
W. Glazener, of this city.
Rev. W. W. Marr filled the Bap
tist pulpit here at the evening ser
vice on last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher of Bre
vard, visited Mr; Fisher's parents,
and Mrs. Lee K. Fisher of this
city, on Monday of this week.
M'ss I.avcrhe Whitmire is spend
ing this week with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Wilson of near
Brevard.
Mr. W. H. Jenkins and son Floyd,
of Kings Mountain, were guests with
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Edens of this
city, on last Sunday.
1 Mayor Mahoney atid Chief Moss
were business visitors at Pickens on
Monday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. McClure of
Gainesville, Fa., spent last week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McClure of
this city*.
Mr. Lewis Gilstrap of Liberty, S.
C., was a Rosman visitor on Tuesday
of this week.
Miss Thelma Bauknight of Colum
bia, S.C., is spending sometime with
her aunt, Mrs. Craig Whitmire of
this city.
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Values that You Can Depend On
When we recondition a used car we do the job
thoroughly. The motor is gone over completely
by expert mechanics usIng.Genuine parts tor
all replacements.
Then we attach a Red O. K.Tag to the radiator
cap showing exactly what units of the car have
been put into first class condition. This lac is
your guarantee of quality and superior value.
If you want to secure an unusual, dependable
value in a used car visit our used car display.
WHITMIRE MOTOR
SALES CO.
Reduction on Summer Merchandise
IN ORDER
To Make Room for Fall Goods
You will find on our racks wonderful
values in summer georgettes and sport
wear. All fifteen dollar dresses are now
selling for $9.95 and you will simply rave
to see the lovely things you can buy at so
little cost.
Have you seen our rain coats? Just
the things for the daughter to carry away
to college and every high school girl will
need one for the beginning of the term,
we have just received a large ship
ment and they are ready for your inspec
tion.
Our little hats are chick and "Nobby"
too, and all season we shall present a com
plete display of real Fifth Avenue styles
in advanced models. Never fear about
where you shall get the smartest styles of
the season, chey are here in YOUR OWN
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SILVERSTEEN is '!
PRAISED IN TIMES;
FOLKS 'WORTH WHILE JN WNC '
( Ashevijle rimes .Sunday, July 22) I
A youth of 2.'i, who came to west
ern North Carolina from Pennsyl
vania a little over 25 years ago, to
day ik I ransylvania county's largest !
taxpayer, as well as one of its most i
useful and active citizens.
He is Joseph S. Silversteen, presi^!
dent of the I'o^away Tanning com- I
pany, president of the Gloucester i
Lumber company, president of the j
Kosrnan ] aniiin^ Extract company,
president of the Transylvania Tan
ning company, vice president and
chairman of the board of the Bre
vard Country club, and president of
the western North Carolina Timber
and Lumber association.
Mr. Silversteen was born in Tow
anda, Pennsylvania, 4!) years ago.
and came to Brevard in 1902. At
that time Brevard had a population
of 250, and Rosman, 10 miles from
here and now known as "Silver
stuen's town," did not exist. The
total assessed- valuation of property
in the county was then less than one
million dollars.
Silversteen organized
'if. Toxaway Tanning company,
which is still in operation and is one
of the big concerns of the county.
In 1910 he had charge of the Hans
Ree.s tannery in Asheville. Then in
1911 he purchased 20,000 acres of
land from George W. Vandeib'lt.
lying in Gloucester township, a:;d
organized the Gloucester Lumber
company. The Rosman Tanning Ex
tract company was organized in" 101 3
and. three years later the Transyl
vania Tanning company was formed
and began business.
Each of these concerns is a big
one, and Mr. Silversteen personally
directs them all. '
The assessed valuation in the
county is vnow $12,000,00u, and
much of this increase is on the hold
ing of the various companies oper
ated by Mr. Silversteen. Hundreds of
men are on the payrolls of the com
panies headed by him and every day
in the year the Southern Railway
company hauls many, carloads of the
products out of the county, to the
markets of the nation, bringing out
side money into the county,
j. In addition to his heavy business
, duties, Mr. .Silversteen talies an ac
I tive interest in all community work,
being a member of the board of <li
I rectors of the Brevard Chamber of
Commerce and chairman of the
j boys' work committee of the Brevard
Kiwanis club.
j Whll-d he lives in Brevard, where
J one of his biggest' concerns is Iocat
; ed, and where he owns considerable
(property, his greatest personal con
cern is for the town of Rosman. It
is "his" town, in that his many man
ufacturing plants there caused the
town to grow up where there had
been only a farm and forest. Bos
nian people are real folks, having
erected many splendid homes in the
town, with up-to-date business
houses, churches and fine schools,
and it is not a company-owned town,
but is called "Silvcrsteen's . town"
because of the fact that it was due
to the industries which he establish
ed there that the town came into ex
istence.
The Silversteen family lives in
Brevard, in the town's most palatial
home, standing in the center of a
large estate. "Silvermont." Mrs.
Silversteen is prominent in North
Carolina society and is recognized as
one of the most active club women
in western Carolina. The Misses Sil
versteen are popular members of th<
younger society circles, in the re
gion.
WHAT DO YOU SAY?
A minister of a certain dencmina
fori was holding a meeting in one oi
our towns. After the services ad
journed, an accomplished lady cam<
i" ward to greet and compliment th(
visiting minister. "I am Mrs.
said the lady. "I am happy to know
you," said the minister, and I sup
pose you nre a member of thi;
church?" "Oh, no," replied th?
lady, "I am a Presbyterian." "The
Presbyterians are very fine people
they do not mix up with politics noi
??' ljgi<UL very much," replied the min.
ister.
LITTLE RIVER NEWS
Mrs. A. W. Sitton has been vers
sick but is improving.
Little Frankie, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. I. S. Kilpatrick is ill, but
is hoped by her many friends a
speedy recovery.
Miss Rub;v Wright of East Fla1
Rock, is visiting her aynt,, Mrs. E
Wright, this week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bay
nprd, a son, July 5th.
Mrs. George Sheppard and chil
dren. of Texas, are spending a few
weeks with Mrs. Sheppard's parents
Mr. ad Mrs. A. J. McCall.
Mr. Coleman Hogsed of Carrs Hill
.visited his grandparents, Mr. and
'Mrs. Marshall Ball, last week-end.
' Miss Rosa Hamilton, who has been
teaching in Aberdeen, X. C. is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Man
son Hamilton.
Messrs. Hamilton and Martin Ship
man left for Greenville, S. C., last
Monday, on business.
A number of our B. Y. P. U.
members enjoyed a picnic supper at
French Broad Park last Sunday
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Cures Chills and Fever,
Intermittent, Remittent and
Bilious Fever due to Malaria.
It Kill* tlia Germ*.
PISGAK FOREST NEWS '
Mi'. Floni Glayentr has been, in
this section- working on the roads.
Mr. Blnin Cnrlaml ami family of
Mills River, \ foiled Mr. , Cariaiid's
brother, Mr. l'aul Carlarid, Sunday.
Mr. Henry Carr of Alinargoidii,
New Mexico, is visiting his ? sister,
Mrs. W. W. Croushorn, an<l his bro
ther, Mr. Frank Carr.
Miss Essie Mull of East Fork, spent
y?st week with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Holden.
Mr. O. Blackweli and family of
Asheville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim- I
mie Blackwell Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Edwards I
have purchased a new Chevrolet.
$fr. Harter Campfield had as her
week-end guests her mother, Mrs.
Will Fowler, her brother Roy, and
sister, Mortier, of Mills River,
j Mr. Arthur Davis and family of
Blnntyre, were callers of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Lyday Sunday.
! Mr. Avery Reid and family of
Marcia, New Mexico, have returned
to their home here.
| Mrs. Frances Allen and Miss Edna
(Mackey visited their mother, Mrs.
[ Robert Mackey, Wednesday.
1 Mr. George Sentell has been suf- '
fering with some severe injuries he |
received in a wreck last week.
| Aunt Lme Mullenax of Pickens, S. !
C., is spending two weeks with ,
friehds in this community.
i Miss Mattie Davis is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Edd Patton.
| ?Mr. , apd Mrs. Harter Camplield
spent Tuesday in Greer, S. C.
I A party composed of Misses Ada
'and Tina Iledrick, Miss Minnie and
Mr. Fleet Galloway, 11 nd Mr. Claud
R^v enjoyed a delightful trip to
Prckens, S. C., Sunday.
| Mrs. H. F. Wright of Rosman, was
the guest of Mrs. J. A. Colburn,
Thursday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frady have
moved to North Brevard.
1 Miss Demia Benjiman of this
'place, and Mr. Eugene Hamilton, of
Virginia, were quietly . married in
Pickens, S. C., Thursday. We are
I wishing them much joy;
| Mr. E. C. Corn, Mr. Reed Stanley
and. Mr. V- Owen were Greenville
tyisitors Sunday.
' Mr. Hoby Street and family were
South Carolina visitors Sunday.
? ! Mrs. Jim Allison and two daugh
ters, Dollio and Mrs. G. Parker, and
Mrs. M. Allison visited Mrs. Clarence
Allison of Davidson River Tuesday,
j Mr. and Mrs. Wave Morris were
callers of Mr: and Mrs. Sam Cooper
Sunday.
I We were very sorry to learn of
? the death of Fred, the small son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hall of Blnntyre.
1 which occurred Sunday. The re
mains were laid to rest in the Dav
idson River cemetery Monday.
: ! Mrs. Reed Stanley of Mills River,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
E. C.' Corn.
>' The baseball score Saturday was
10 to 9 in favor of the Carrm.cn.
after playing a close game with Sap
phire.
?j Mr. and Mrs. James F. Barre t
were passing visitors in this section
Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Bob Whit&ker, of
Hendersonville, spent the week-end
? | with Mrs. Whitaker's sister, Mrs.
, George Sentell.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Everett Reese of
Hendersonville. visited Mr. Reese's
brother, Mr. Walter Reese, Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allison had as
their guest Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Lyday of Biltmore, and Mr. and
1 Mrs. Clarence Allison of Davidson
River.
>1 Mr. Russell Jones, of Cedar Moun
tain, is visiting his parents, Mr. and
i [Mrs. John Jones.
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1 night, after which they enjoyed a
wonderful sermon by Rev. John Bo
j mar at Pleasant Grove.
' j Mrs. Janie Shuford visited her
! granddaughter, Mrs. Gene Stans
[ bery, of Kingsport, Tenn., last week
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' | Chanden and Eleanor Ashworth
are visiting friends and relatives in
. : Brevard.
i Friends of Mrs. Charlie Allison
| are glad to know she is home again
: after undergoing a serious operation
1 at Transylvania hospital.
[ | Mr. Ernest Merrill of Furman Uni
! versity, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
1 B. P. Merrill.
] Miss Emily Orr left last week for
' | Hendersonville, where she has em
" ployment.
J Miss Fay Hewell of Buna Vista, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. . L. L. Mc
'? (Call, this week.
Setting an example goes farther
? .than giving advice.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
One tract of land containing 311 acres. Situated 3
miles from Highway No. 28, 7 miles from Rosman ;
good house and barn; 20 acrtfs of good bottom land;
large pasture;, balance in original forest lands,
500,000 feet saw-timber and several thousand coi-ds of
chestnut wood.
WILL SELL REASONABLE
Apply to D. L. GLAZENER Rosman, N. C.
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