NOTED PROCESSOR
SUNDAY SPEAKER
Dr. W. T. Thompson Delight)
Congregation of the Pres
byterian Church
A large ami appreciative audience
gnth< iv(l al the Presbyterian church
last Sunday morning to hoar the ex
ct Hi nt sermort delivered by I)r. W.
T. Thompson, profe.ssor of religious
education at Union Theological Sem
inary, Richmond, Va., und director of
religious work at Camp Carolina
'during the present camp season.
Dr. Thompson chose his text, on
the subject of Temptation, from tho
hook of. Hebrews. He referred to
the fact tha! 'nil, whether in the city
or country, are subject to tempta
tion and cannot get away from it,
and that to overcome it will always
do a gt-nuine fi^ht and a real strug
gle. The speaker further said that
things should he called by their real
name ? -a lie should not be called a
fib, and anger in one's heart should
be given the name Christ gave it,
murder. If we have made up our
minds to fight against temptation,
then what we have hereafter may be
of some use, but if we have not re
solved to fight then what we hayo
will be of little value. It will help
us in .our fight against temptation if
we discover what our special tempt
ations are and under what circum
stances they most attack us, and
then make "our fight accordingly. A
knowledge and recognition of these
facts will aid us to be particularly
on our guard against temptation.
Dr. Thompson closed his timely re
marks by reminding his audience
that .Christ can sympathize with us
and Will help us in our fight against
temptation, because ho was tempted
in every point as we are, yet with
out sin.
Adding further to the enjoyment
and impressiveness . of the service
was the otfertory solo rendered by
Miss Phylis McCollum, of Camp. H
lahee. '? ? _
On next Sunday morning the pas
tor, Rev. V. A. Crawford, will preach
on the subject, Obligation of Oppor
tunity. *
CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS!
LOST ? Black, white and tan-spotted
Walker Fox Hound, female, wear
ing collar marked: "J. H. Wilson,
Clearwater, Fla." Last seen in race
between Williamson creek and E&st
Fork. Reward for return to J. K.
Wilson, at Beverly Trantham Farm.
Jly 26 tf?
WANTED? To hear from owner of
farm or unimproved land for sale
cash price. F. R. Severns,~Bwx-Kj
Lawrenceville, Illinois. ltc
FOR SALE ? Kitty Coupe iti fair
condition. Apply Mrs. Charlie
Patton, ltp
FOR SALE ? One young saddle
horse at reasonable price. Apply
to D. L. Glazener, Rosman, N. C. 11
FOR SALE? M. D. Chappell Farm/
near Pickens and Brevard High
way; 75 acres in this tract; 18 acres
good bottom land, has been making '
MOO to 1000 bushels com, 15 to 20
bales cotton. Good buildings and
pastures; good water and close to
good schools and churches. Terms to
suit purchaser. See J. H. Holder at
Pickens, S. C., or M. D. Chappell at
Pickens, R-3. p2G Ag2-9-lG-23
LOST ? Hugh Sharp has lost a Pol
and China Sow ? -weight 200 lbs;
color dark. Finder please notify
News Office. tms?
3 YOKES WORK CATTLE for sale.
Large, fine, good condition. See
A. S. McCall, Gloucester Township,
Balsam Grove, >,'. C. p 26 At;2
MULE FOR SALE or trade for any
other stock. Good condition. See
Walter P. Fisher, Gloucester bridge,
Balsam Grove, N. C. 2tp26Ag2
WANTED? A small gentle pony for
child, during August. Address J.
H. Williams, Caesars Head, S. C. It
FOR SALE ? Fine cabbage, under
market price. Call for J. A. Bish
op, Phone 261. 2t 26 A2?
WANTED ? Young man for general
work about place. Chestnut Hill
Farm, Brevard, N. C. 2tc 26Ag2
CORN FOR SALE ? See P. C. Orr,
at the Everett Farm. jlyl2tf
FOR RENT ? 8-room house , fur
nished or unfurnished. Lights,
gravity water, good growing garden,
plenty of fruit, very low rent. Near
Penrose. See C. F. Woodfin, Pen
rose. N. C. Jly 5 tf
\
MONEY TO LOAN? On improved
farm lands at six per cent, for
long or short term, in amounts from
three to fifty thousand dollars pre
ferred. however, one thousand dol
lar loans will ho accepted. l-20tfc50
A. F .MITCHELL, Atty at Law.
CLOSED CARS FOR HIRE? Phone
104 when you need a taxi. Good
drivers, closed cars, reasonable
charges. Always at your service,
Paul Sitton. Feb 23tl
FOR RENT ? Two houtei. Good
garden with ertch house. > Reason
able < nt. See Frank Jenkins.
May 3 tf<
FURNISHED COTTAGES For Rem
at T.ak ? Soga ? by week or season
II. E. Lawrence Al- tfc
PASTURES FOR RENT ? Rate
U< onnhle. See C. K. Osborne
June 7 tfoc
2 FRf.Sl-; COWS f. r ; ale. See Dr
K. S English. Brevard, N\ C. jne2i
Personal Happenings
I
Ml-.-. J. A. l'.'U ni, "i Mai-ion. i? |
^ hflr pan-lit-. Mr. and Mjtt.]
\V.' Blythe. ?
3rjvs; Jeiry -.Jy/ftRW.-iuKl Alitt Em
ily' Moore were *h< ppjng i?'? Grem
v Tuesday an. I \\ ednesday.
Mis* M?ry Rose lMme* ami Mn*.
M ? >1 li?- Belle llruVlU-. of Natchez,
i\iiss? are pleasant visitors ;n Hre- j
vaul, having come. here to attend the*
summer lei-ill of the Boston School
,vf Expression; They are located wdh
'.irs (). I.. Mrwtn, on Caldwell ay
iiue- These thlehud yoUng la.iits
will lie a social addition to the town.
Mr. William F. Dunbar, manager
of the Southeastern Underwriters
association, of Atltanta, Ga., is visit
?ng his sister, Mrs. K. D. Murray, and
mothfcr, Mrs. M. 0. Dunbar,
M-'ss Dorothy Hale, a talented
young lady of South Carolina, has
a.rived In Brevard for the purpose
>.i' attending the summer term <>t the
Boston School of Expression in ses
s-on here, and is stopping with Mrs.
l? Sledge, at the Norwood House.
' ' Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan, of
?i iiai-lotte, were week-end guests of ,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smathers. j.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Houston have !
c,r- their guest this week, Mr. Hous
ton's aunt, Mrs. fr. H. Miller, o j.
Charlotte. , , ,u
Friends regret to learn of the
very serious illness of Mrs. George
\V. Hayes at her home.
M. D. Chappell, of Pickens coun
f was a Brevard visitor Tuesday,
' \lr. Everett Simpson is stopping
with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Kdpatriek
on Jordan street. ' ? ..... ,
Recent guests at Mr. J. C. Wlkes
are: Mr. and Mrs. Shackelford, of i ?
Charleston, Mrs. Walter Carrmg
t?.:i, arid son, John, of Spartanburg,
Mrs. Sprague, of Raleigh, and Mr.
English and Mr. Schuck, of Cincin
naAri?s Betsy Hollinshead returned
on , Monday from a visit of the past j c
two months with her aunt, near
Macon, Ga. _ . _ ,
Miss Ctaherine Lowe, of Concord,
is visiting Miss Betsy Hollinshead.
Mrs M. B. Waters has returned!
from a visit of the past six Weeks ? c
with her son in Leesburg, Va. k
lW. nnd Mrs. Loy Thompson mov
ed last week into their new home on j 1
Park avenue. , H
Mr. and Mrs. Came Aiken and |
family have moved from their home
cn Probarte street, to the home for- ;
r.'erly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Loy u
Thompson on Park avenue _ s
Miss Mary Harris Hubbard, of j i
Asheville, is the attractive guost of
Miss Margaret Lyerly for the week
Dr. and Mrs. John Townsend and
two children, Jill arid Moultrie, of
Charleston, S. C., are spending two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Alli
S? Miss Minnie Breese, of Charleston,
spent several days this week with
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Breese. Miss
Brftrif ic an aunt of Mr. Breese.
Ward, of Asheville, and Miss Mary
Seagle, of Salisbury. ,
Miss Roberta Bryant has returned
from a visit of several weeks with
her sisters in Tarnpa,- Fla.
Miss Avis Styles, of Mooresville,
is "the guest this week of Rev. and
MrHehiVLc????f' New. Mexico^
visiting relatives and friends in the
CO,Mr.Unand Mrs. L. E. Mull "ml .
daughter, Miss Leoness, of Charlotte,^
ar-? visitors in Brevard. f , |
Mrs. M. L. Nalley and children, of
Atlanta, are visiting relatives and
l'viends here. Mrs. N alley was for
1 m?rlv Miss Louise Mull, of Brevard. i
Miss Agnes Hunt, of Greenville, ;
S C is visitinp in the city. 1 1
Miss Catherine Biles, who ^spent | ,
last week, with Rev. and Mrs. 1A- L- [
Aycock, h.\s returned to her pme j
! n Winston- Salem. ,, 1
I Little BoVbie Norwood, son of Mi
an d Mrs. Harold Norwood, who has
been quite ill the past St-vcal wc*ks,
\" Mack?VSitton and. Glenn Galloway
lleft last week for Indianapolis, Inu.,
where they have accepted positions |
1 Mr. and Mrs. Avery Neill have re
' turnued from New Mexico to spend
the summer in Brevard. ]
I Mr and Mrs. William Wood Mni i
'chant', of Laurens, S. C.. were we0^v,
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
I ' ' Miss" Rowena Orr tar returned
from a visit of two weeks in Palm |
E?rh,* Oliver Crary and little daugh- j
' . . r. Marv, are spending two weeks ,
with Mrs. Crary's parents, Mr. and
Mrs W. H. Harris. . .
Mrs Frank King has as her guest
lur sister. Miss Frances Gibbs, of
UMi?rs?MV- uret Miller is visiting i
her sister. '.Irs. Mack Johnson, in
AUMUses Dorothy and Adelaide Sil- 1
versteen were Asheville visitors
TUMissiEdna Mason h*s returned
from a ten days' visit with Miss Mary
? Smith, in Bryson City. I
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Tinsley, of
Washington. D. C., Mrs. Betsy Rpy- 1
nolds and Mrs. Gene Loftis of Ashe
V 1U- were Brevard visitors last week,
j Miss Katie Lee Bailey, of Ft. Lau
derdale. Fla.. is spending a few days
I in Brevard as the guest of Miss Has
fie Tinsley. '
FOR SALE? Three fresh yong Jer
? ?ev cows. Whitmire Motor Sales |
, Co. ' lt"1
STUDIO DANSANT
' , Studio Damant ? Pottofficc Bldp |
? DANCING LESSONS i
Elaine Kilpatrick
; and
Adelaide Sil versteen
1 Rates .... $.1.00 Monthly
? Fancy Dancing - Ball n"'>ni Dnr.i ing
j 1 Private or Class Lessons
[Phone 17" or 5?>. jn'il t auirl
'FRESH MILK COWS for sale? See
Tom Wood. Brevard. F1C tfc
TOR SALE ? Small new hoc- and
I aril - lni;d. K-.-s than J <"00 it.
'Address Smith, care News. j"
.'Mr.-. 'I . e. NVolv, turmery (?!'. II re
but now (if Liberty* 8. ?
. .K iul iij?. u im nth' with Mr. ami Mrs.
.i. A. Bishop at their homo iii N>u th
Brevard. ,
. ..Mif, Margaret Brec.-v.-, .of < harie ??
ion, -8- ''.. is vUlt hits her. sister, Mrs.
M. Allison), .
Mi;-* ' Miu-guor/te Galloway, "f
! ;i i < iislioi u, s j > 1 1 1 ? the' " week-end
?iili in father,.'!'. II. Giill.oway. >
Julius iliiitun arrived home from
the military training 'camp at' Fort
'..ylitborpe Wednesday of last week,
where he reported an "enjoyable time.
On liis return home he visited his
aunt; Mrs. I'., .1. Ha den,; in- Atlanta.
.J. U . I'ai ri>h a.nd two' children,
15 illy and Lillian Hurst, and his sis
ter, Miss Sural Parrish, of Benson,
ate visiting Mr. jnd Mrs. A. N. Poole,
Mr. and Mrs. Ilymer 12. Whitniore
and' littlf son, Billy, have returned
to their home in St. Louis, Mo., :tfter
landing. their vacation with Mr.
\Vhil mire's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
I. Whitniire, of Clierryfield, and Oth
,i relatives in the county.
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Styers, of Cher
yville, were week-end guests of Mrs.
siyer's parents, Mr. aiid Mrs; E. J.
IVhitmire.
Miss Willie Bishop, of Asheville,
.'isited her cousin, Miss Martha Os
jorne, last week.
Mrs. Frank Orr, who has been se
?iously ill at her home, is improving. I
Mr. and Mrs. Watts, of Asheville, j
, -isited friends and relatives in Bre- ,
?ai d the first of the week. Mrs. Watts
is a granddaughter of Mrs. T. J.
S'eely.
Mrs. Lawrence Holt spent Friday,
iv Asheville, the guest of Mrs. Irene i
?yday. |
Mrs. Hume Loftis and little daugh- ,
er, of Camden, S. C., are visiting- j
l\ T. Loftis.
Miss Louise McConnell, of Washy
ngton, D. C., is the guest of her i
?ousin. Miss . Mildred Trantham. !
Opal Fulbright spent Sunday in'
^ullowhee. |
Miss Vesta Young is visiting
riends in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ghris Passmore, of
'ashiei's, were Brevard visitors Mon
Ifty.
Miss Eleanor Townsend, of Char
eston, S. C.,' is the guest of Mrs.
. M. Allison.
Julian White, of Greenyille, was
! B t vavd visitor Sunday.
Miss Marv Roberts, of Piedmont,
Ua., arrived last week to spend the
unimer with her sister, Mrs, Louie
..oftis.
Misses Eleanor, Ruth and Sarah ,
^athcart, of Andersoh, S. C., who
pent the past week with their coU
in, Mrs. B. E. Nicholson, returned
.londay to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brunson have
(.turned to their home in Meridian,
rli'ss., after a visit of two weeks in
irovard.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Duclos were week
nd visitors in Charlotte. -
Mrs. Shytle and children of Ashe
ille, were* guests the past week of
trs; Shytle's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
V. H. Duckworth.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Orr were Ashe
ille visitors Monday.
Misses Eva and Ruth McFee, of ;
Asheville, and Miss Nelle Lowe, of
Concord, are visiting Miss Eue Hunt, j
Mrs. Tom Dekel arrived this week
:rom her home in New Orleans to
;pend the remainder of the summer
,vith her mother, Mrs. W. 11. Alli
lOn.
Mrs. C: C." Hodges, who spent the
,>ast several months in Atlanta, and
Birmingham, has returned to Bre
rard for a few weeks, and is now
ivith- Miss Catherine Griffin on Pro
bart street.
Mrs. Clifton DuRant, who has
been in Eylva with her husband, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Cordia
King.
Miss Earleene Poindexter left
Thursday for Washington, D. C.,
where she will spend a few weeks.
CAKE SALE
A cake sale will be held Saturday,
July 28, in Plummet's old store
building. The sale will be conducted
by members of the Local Department
Missionary Society of the Methodist
church.
Chevrolet Touring, 1927 model,
only $350. See Whitmire Motor
Sales Company. 1
MT. MORI AH SINGING'
CONVENTION SUNDAY
Program for the Fifth Sunday
Sunday School rally * at Mt. Morinh
Baptist Church. Calvert, has been an
nounced as follows:
10:00 ? Sunday School.
Lesson taught by regular teach
ers.
1 1 :00 ? -Sundav School Address, by
Phil, L. Elliott, of Mars HSU.
1 2 :00 ? Dinner.
2:00 ? Opening Devotion
2:15 ? Preparation for and Teach
ing the Lesson, by J. N. Carr, of
Mars Hill.
2:45 ? Relation of Church to Sun
day School, by Rev. W. II. Hart
sell, of Brevard.
3:00 ? Sunday School an Evange
listic Force, by R. O. Ar-bvekle,
i?f Biltmore,
LIBRARY NOTES
Library report for the week end
ing July 23 shows that an increas
ing number of people are taking' ad
vantage of the books and magazine;
to be found on the shelves of the
XI, D. C. Library. During the week
there were 2111 books in circulation,
with an attendance of 255, and 1 1
new members were enrolled..
FIFTH SUNDAY SINGING
AT THE COURT HOUSr
Fifth Sunday Transylvania coun
ty singing convention will be held .t
the court house next Sunday. JidV
'Ml. beginning at Hi o'clock. A splc n
did program is Ining prepared t,\
the song leaders in charge, an ! t
?\\p? et< d that a large crowd will l><
a attendance on this occasion^ .\
cordial invitation, is extended t<a th'
pub! . !?? be pi -cut for fh's :M ' \
? ? ? ??iiir. and to bring with thei# :??
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SOCIETY NEWS
Suss MARTHA BREESK WKOS
i.iK. jdllN K. HUDSON i
< rthiftii M',ft >urprs:- iu frivnil.s in
I>i:y\ iii'i.l was t lie" fill liouncenXMit of
ill. Wf.lilinu Of Miss .Martl'.;i I breeze
and Mr, John Randolph Hudson,
which event occurred at Uiilherford
tou on Saturday, .July 21.
J'o.llo>vi|ijf .tin ceremony, Mr. ami
Mi s. ? Hudson: h'ft for Shelby. where
they made a brief visit with' the
groom's mother, ? Mrs. John I Unison,
after which tliey motored to Freder
ic!;, Maryland, where Mr. Hudson is
in' business and. in Which city the
young cou|>ld Will make their home.
Mrs. Hudson is the youngest
; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
K. 8rec-.se, and is popular anions the
i younger social set in Brevard, where
she has always made her honie.
Mr. lInui>on was associated with
the It. R . Eagle real estate company ?
in Brevard several y?#w ago, and j
made many friends during his stay j
hero. ? '
MISS DEYTON BECOMES THE '
BRIDE OF W. W. BRITTAIN
A wedding oif surprise to many
friends in the community was that
occurring at Burnsville, the home of
the bride, on Friday afternoon,
July 20, when Miss Velma Deyton
became the bride ?f Mr. Willis W,
Brittuin, of Brevard.
? Mrs. Brittain made many friends
in Brevard during the past year,
when she was a member of the fac
ulty of the Brevard Grammar school,
and also taught n the Brevard' In
stitute summer school during the
summer session just closing.
Mr, Brittain is a prominent bus
iness man of Brevard, beinc a mem
ber of the firm, B & B Feed and
Seed . Store.
After a honeymoon trip, Mr. and
Mrs. Brittain will return to Bre
vard, where they will make their
homd.
MRS. L. C. LOFTIS HONORS
SISTER WITH BRIDGE PARTY
An enjoyable social event of the
week was the bridge party given by
Mrs. L. C. Loftis at her home Thurs
day afternoon, complimentary to her
sister, Miss Mary Roberts, of Pied
mont, Ala., who is spending the
summer here. I
Throe tables were arranged for
play, and at the conclusion of the
games the hostess was assisted in
serving a salad course by Mrs. Harry
Loftis. High score was made by:
Miss Laverne Weilt, while Miss Rob- '
erts cut consolation.
Guests playing were: Misses -Rob
erts, Gladys English, Elizabeth
Ramseur. Laverne Weilt, Eliza Hen
ry, Eloise Lewis, Clara Johnson,
Jennie Aiken, Bill Aiken. Mildred
Trantham, Ava Gray Mewbourne,
Almeda Waters. 'l
GUESTS ARE HONORED WITH
ENJOYABLE PICNIC
.Mrs. 1!. K, N icl)olsoii honored her
house KU.e>ts, AJisse.s Kloanor. Ruth
aiul Sarah Cnthcart, of A nderson,
S. with a picnic in-. '(ho (iovern
nioiit roscryation Wednesday vve
iiing. A 'most enjoyab'lo evening
\va.s spent around -the camp five,
masting woiiiei's and in partaking <>f
thf delightful picnic lunch:
Tho*c iii' attendance we.re: The
Misses Cathcsrt, Mildfed Tranlhnm,
Ava Gray, M ivrbourne, BUI Aiken,
Ruth and Christine Sncls'on, Reu
benia Nicholson, Anthony and Jack
l iaiithani, Lewis and Harry Johnson,
Albert Kilpalrick, John Jenks, John
Nicholson, Koy Sitton, Mr. and Mrs,.
1!. K. Nicholson and children.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
ENJOVS PICNIC
The 11 -year old girls of Miss Odell
Nicholson's Sunday School class of
the Baptist church, enjoyed a pic
nic at Laurel Fork Tuesday evening. \
The young girls, chaperoned by their
teacher, reported a delightful occa
sion spent in the usual enjoyments
of a picnic. The thoroughly satis
fying picnic supper added much to
tho pleasures of the event.
DEPARTMENT STORES GIVE I
PICNIC FOR EMPLOYEES
Management of Pusliell's and Pat
terson's department stores gave n
picnic Wednesday evening at Camp
1 i ? > - A'i: : ? iu the il rk? < nt ployed in
lii tw# stores. The evotu was
byboating' and .swimming
in (hi! pretty camp lake ami, in the
Hij.rfynifiit <4 ' tin; bountiful picn'-C'
?upper. '
MISS SH1PMAN HONORS
visiting buests
Miss Elizabeth Shipman was host
ess i?t a bridge luncheon Tuesday
morning, i.it h< r home on , Broad
street, honoring Miss Carolyn Win
ston, ef Chapel , IIi'll, the guest of ~
Miss IJornthy Fetzor, ami Miss Mary
Harris Hubbard, of Ash-viHe, th'
Suest of Miss Margaret I.ycwJy.
Tjvp tables were made up for play,
and after the games a dainty lunch
eon was served.
Guests present were: Misses Win
ston and Hubbard, Nancy M'aclie,
l-'anniv and Xida- MeGehee, Adelaide
Silversteen, Roberta Bryaijt, Doro
thy Fetzer, Margaret Lyerly, Ro
wena Orr. " .1
MRS. NICHOLSON IS HOSTESS
TO BLANCHE BARRUS CIRCLE
Mrs. George Nicholson was host
oss to the members of the Blanche
BarrUs Circle of the Baptist church,
Tuesday afternoon at her home in
Forest Hills.
The meeting was presided oVer
by the president, Mrs. Roy Long. An
interesting program on the subject
of China was in charge of Mrs. W.
E. Ryf-ty, assisted by other members
of the circle. It was decided to .
send a box of clothing to needy fam- s
ilies in the cbmmunity.
A iJleasanit social (hour and re
freshments followed the meeting.
Ford Roadster, 1924 model, $100.
See it at Whitmira Motor Co. It
Brevard's Service Barbers
Are ready to serve you. Ladies' and chil
dren's work given especially good atten
tion..
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