iKli'M
SAPPHIRE TEAM
Ro.smnn Takes Game From
Transylvania Tanners ?
Playing Good l^all
Carr 1 .umber i<>iii|>iiny\< c??n;
vUiutij ilivi:- wintiiiV ? ireaK '.Saturday
? ttcriioi'ii by <lorVnun?- S'upphirf ia
*? eleven inning gam. lO-'j. Ro&man
pa: i il. the litit l; t.i *i?e Transyl
vania Tanner by sending tium back
Brevard with the Ijttle enrf . of on
-iseven score.
. wna crippled in tho loss
i( Wind, Ktur hurlvr an.d Billy .At
*<?1?, nil-round player, both of whom
nr:r<- out' on account of illness.
i.:e, catcher for the Sap
g&ire Uani. Jield down the mound,
fid **t> pounded rather heavily by
the hard hitting' C-arrmen. Fourteen
^a^les and two doubles were garner
by the lumberjacks during the
tk.'.iri innings. Batting honors went
to Goodman, lumberjack pitcher, and
Short, ccnterfielder, each collecting
Jour f -? blows out of five times at
%ar. Richard Bryson led his team
mates with two out of three tries.
.Several outstanding plays were
mode during the game by members of
well team? and several "bone-heads"
v'.ca also chalked up.
The race tor leadership is begin-]
*iog to be very warm, three teams,
Transylvania, Carrmen and Sapphire
tcU bidding for first place, with Ros
eau promising to "come out of the
kit'kV tor their share of the hon
aKH.
SP1NNERS-CARRMEN 1
SPINNERS AB R H E
. Price, lb 4 1 0 1
11. Ury.son, 3b ....... 6 1 2. 1
Corson. 2b .......... 6 0 0 1
Holt, rf 4 1 1 0
Osborne, p 4 I 1 0
OJelt, c ....... 4 1 1 1
R. Bryson, ss ........ 3 3 2 1
Ctvgan, If 3 0 0 0
Rrwin, cf ........... 4 1 2 0
Uale, If 2 0 1 0
Totals ........ 39 9 10 5
CARRMEN AB R H E
I). Carr, 2b .6 1 2 1
H os". hs 6 2 1 0 .
Q. Morris, c 6 1 19
t.oooaian, p ........ . 5 2 4 1
Pruett, 3b ........... 3 1 01
Daniels, rf . 1 0 1 1
Wood, lb < 1 0 0 1,
Short, of . . ... 5 1 4 0 ,
StcMahan, If S 1 1 0
AUison, rf 4 0 0 0
W. Morris, lb 5 1 2 0
Total 46 10 16 i '
Summary: Struckout by Good- 1
man 8, by Osborne 1; walked . by j
Goodman 2, by Osborne 8; two base
iils, H. Bryson, Holt, Ross, H. Carr;
toft on bases Carrmen 19, Spin- [
ners, 12. I
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PLEASANT GROVE
. 11 hi Mr, iinil Mrs, James B1111
'?'iiiday, July 2 '2, a son.
? Ilry, Toijl 1 mike, . of Vir
" in Saturday with the for
? b I'MjlyFi .'J. H. 1'iakr, y' tilij
place. .
. -v. .1. K. Ostif><-n ami wife ulid
n w i< dinner jfui-.-ts <>f Mr. and
\\ (Iter Grey on Sunday,
t. . .Marshall Holiday an. I family,
? f IVnros'-, w< re in thiit' section Sun
day afternoon. t.
Mr. Jim- Patterson ifjid vyife of
krow, visited his -sister, Mrs. - Mack
Ci.'npton, who i.s spending a few
> a'i;!<s at Mrs, liu, hion's, of this'
place.
Mr. and' .Mrs. Jerry Orr, of llon
i r.-oiiyille, were in this section Hun
day.
Mr., and Mrs. Jim McCall, of Hoil
? .r?'on villi', were in this section Sun
,iv ..sitinii the latter's parents, Mr. [
Mrs. W. W. Orr.
M:\ and Mrs. Robert Wilson, of
l'.-ndvijionville, have, moved into our
section, and all welcome them. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tuinberlin, of
Petersburg, . Fla., ha-ve -been vis
it'ng relatives here.
A .number of the young people of ,
Pka.-ant Grove attended the singing
it _ .Little River Sumlay afternoon. |
br. and Mrs. A. B. Miller, oi .
Fruitiand Institute, were the week
end guests of Mrs. Ida Hush ton. Dr. I
Miller is the newly elected principal:
of Fruitiand Institute and Mrs. Mil-,
ler is the dietitian and matron of ;
the girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaston McCall, of
Little River, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Grey.
Mr. S. Hamilton recently pur- ,
c-liased a Ford roadster from Mr. Gay
Banks.
Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Scott, of Lit
tle River,, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Drake Sunday. I
Miss Goldia Banks and Coy Blythe ?
were the dinner guests of Miss Arrie
Rushton Sunday.
Many from far and near are at- j
tending the revival at this place
conducted by Rev. John Bomar. |
J. C. Orr made a special trip to ;
Brevard Saturday to visit his daugh- 1
tor-in-law, Mrs. Frank Orr, who is
very ill.
It is a great pleasure to announce !
that a bridge is being constructed
across the "mean ford" near Gay,
Banks' home.
The well known Rev. Oscar Orr
was present in our revival services
Satuidny evening. !
It looks as though Satan and all
his hosts are going to have to take
to the tall timbers from Pleasant
Grove, for there were six preachers
ready to tight at. the services Satur- |
day evening. Thev were: Dr. A. B.
Miller, Rev. Tom Drake, Rev. Oscar
Orr, Rev. John Bomar, Rev. Carl
Blythe and Rev. J. E. Osteon.
Ford Roadtter, little body truck,
1927 model, $275. Whitmire Motor
Co. It
BOYLSTCN NEWS
B. J, Brown, of Glade Creek, vis
ted friends and relatives in our
urg last Saturday night.
We all want to speak a good word
or our old friend, Mr. Carl Orr, be
ause he killed a large pilot snake
last Saturday, week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewi:; Simpson and I
rlrs. N. Rickman, of Bhu^hl?, were
feoylstoh visitors St
I Mr. and Mrs. M
Etowah, and
ler attended^
poylston
Henry
HOUSTON SOLD 74
FAMOUS, HOOSIEHS
Sale Made In One Week
Through One Pago Ad
In This Paper
Selling 74 llol>sier K .u Kci'! (abiii
ets in <>i?o week's time", and w'tlj <.:ic
page advertisement in The. 1 ! i c v;. i-< I
News, is the grout record establish
cd by the Houston Furniture com
pany last .week. St'Vtr(U ciir lunV.s
of these popular nli..n t , had' aheady
beiji sold by Mr. Houston iluriii^ the
past,- anil t lie sale ?>1' last uvcfc -ii all
il.i mere' r<'i?,iivUa.l I. .a v ? y. of the
large nuiiib.it' that bad )> i.i >ild
L'oiofx' f his ; Wk. sale, . .
It all goes i>) sl.iiw, as M". llou-.
ton -says in the following h tier, thai
good ' goods properly advert ised can
be bold, regardles,; of so-ciillird slow ;
business. - ?
1U ad Mr. IIou-:'. -n'.- Itii v: ..j
? * ?, . ','?** ? j
"Air. James F. Darrett, '
?*Ed't?r The Hrovard News,
?)!rvv:ud. N. C.
?l)ear Jim:- Vil
"Just a line to thank you and i
yolir olfiee force for the fine coop* )
?ration you gave us during ? our j
[loosier Kitchen Cabinet sale, that j
ulosed Saturday, and to assure you
;hat we appreciate the line results |
ive got from running a page, adver- I
Jsement in your, paper. As you j
mow, we advertised cabinets for a j
,veek, but we sold 74? all we had?
>efore the end of the week. The
?vriter has been selling Hoosier Mer
?handise for twelve years, and we
ran truthfully say this was by far
he best sale" that we have ever had.
"This convinces us that If you of
'er the people good merchandise
'airly priced that they will buy, re
gardless of the so-called hard times.
"Again thanking you, we are
"Yours very truly,
"Houston Furniture Co., Inc;
"By A. H. Houston."
3revard, July 23rd, 1928..
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Here are living- room suites that can well be described as
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