MRS. JORDAN WHITMIRE, Manager? R^sman, N. C.
ROSMAN LOCALS ;
Rev. Wallace Hartsell, pastor of
Zion Baptist church, filled his regu
lar appointment Sunday. j
D. H. Winchester, Arthur Pharr
and daughter, Eva, were Hendenon
ville visitors Wednesday. i
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hogsed and
daughter, Miss Alza, of Calvert, at
tended church services at Bocmaa
Sunday.
Edgar Reid of Lake Toxaway, was
a business visitor to Rosman Mon
day. (
W. S. McLean and son , Bert,
spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Henvy* 'Sheltort atuEast Laporta.
Marvin Edney spent the' week
end at Cashiers Valley at the home
if Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Wilson.
Jake Gillespie of Calvert, was a
business visitor to Rosman Monday.
Miss Mae Jackson spent Saturday
uicht with Miss Vera McCall.
Mrs. 1 -essie Love of Quebec was a
business visitor to Rosman Saturday.
Misses Mildred Watkins, Mary
Whitniirv and Hessie Moss, Messrs
J. H. Rogers. Arvel and Elvin Edney
motored to Fleetwood Hotel near
dendi rsivnviHe, Sunday.
Messrs .1. R. Mahoney and Dan
$ la.ze nor were' business visitors to
.lsliyvflle Monday.
Vando Morgan spent Sunday with
Toir M.?l tin. who has been ill for a
W "' . !1 of months. !
-rs Charles Clarke and Allen
Stss and Miss Rhoila and Jack Clarke
vnenv Brevard visitors Saturday.
Mis.- .Mary Kimzey spent the week- j
end with h< r parents. Mr. and Mrs.;
Wni. "Kimzey.
Air. ami Mrs. R. F. Glazener at
tended the funeral services of Mrs.
W ri<i ? i 'hashiin Tuesday.
K. 1.. Crow of Salem. S. C.. is
* m ii i u a few days in Rosman v.is
it in*r relatives and friends.
Mrs. /.el) St.roup is ill at her home
here. ? j
Mr., and Mrs. -Jesse A. Gallowa'y
iwrie dinner gu?sts of Mr. and Mrs.
E>. f., Glazener Sunday.
Oates spent the week-end
??yifh fris. family at Old Fort.
Ai'i -- Pearl Lyday. a former teach
er Ava ?? a . Sunday guest of Mr. and
'Mr- pj r 11. Fisher.
"i>ii;ch" Brunei- spent one night
? a Hi ;-k. m Gloucester.
Mr ami Mrs. IX H. Winchester
iidVo-n. D. If. Jr. and Stanley
wer< ' a!v, rt visitors Sunday.
: . \ . and Mrs. W. E. Rufty and
?f> ? aM-i house guest. Miss Opal
W'-tih. and Mrs. Walter Reece at
r. ???]. ? ! Ii. V. P. IT. services at Cal
vert Sunday.
Mr -si s Jesse Galloway and Carl
EMi id-jv w -re business visitors to
A i'ie .Monday.
\". V. Miller af Brevard, was a
K a:an v'sitor Sunday.
M<rClure, manager of the
utisttr Lumber company store,
v.- a - a business -visitor to Brevard
. Monday. . .
Mis- Beatrice Brunei- of Lake
" 1 -"t>ea f the week-end with
\!'- a Galloway.
[.. K Powell was a Sunday visitor
cf Mi. and Mrs. T. F.. Reid at Bre
Jan; ?- T. Harrison of Sapphire.
w;i* .. Rosn'irrn visitor Monday.
Mr and Mrs. L. Ci Sentelle and
n. I h yd ami Opal, -spent the
week-' ad in Hendersonville.
Misses Ora and Betty Moore spent
tin- ivevk-end with the latter's fath
er. V. <. '. Moore, ftear Brevard.
Iv'Tt. to Mr. and Mrs.- Anderson
Re vi,- ?n March 1st. a son.
iiiso Veru McCv.il spent Thursday
night as guest of Misses Ida and ;
Mae Jackson. j
W. R. Chapman of Easley, S.
C., spent Saturday night as guest of (
his brother, L. R. Chapman. .{
Coy Whitmire was a business vis
itor to Brevard Monday.
?Mr. and Mrs. D. Crow and chil
dren spent the week-end visiting
relatives and friends at Salem, Sk
Misses Fannie Lottie ? and Reba
Ranes of Middle Fork, visited tiieir
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mac*
| Raines, Sunday. i
, Mrs. Hood Jones of East Flat
Rock is spending a few day3 witn
[her sister, Mrs. Zeb Strottj*.
Mrs. Jim Nelson is quite ill at her
i'.iome here. . .
- Mrs: L..M. Watkins, and. - 9";
cha, were Brevard visitors Saturday.
1 Mrs. J. B. Watson and children of
I Hendersonville, were dinner guests
1 f Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Moss Friday.
! Mr and Mrs. Oliver Galloway and
I children spent the week-end in
Gloucester as guests of Mrs. Gallo
vay's father, Mr. Mark Mason, who
; v?ry ill. _ ,
Mrs. Frank Orr and son, Boyce of
Brevard, spent several days last
| week visiting Mrs. R. R. Rice.
Messrs Homer Clarke and James
! Fassmore were Brevard visitors Sun
lay * 1
' Aliss Ada Galloway spent the
: week-end with Mrs. D. L. Glazener.
M. 0. McCall of Quebec, was a
business visitor to Rosman Monday.
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Glazener and
hildren visited the former's parents, j
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Glazener, at Cal- ?
?rt Sunday. ^ I
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Galloway and
?hildren, Ethel and Thelma, Beulah
Moure and Jack Fitzgerald -were
Sanphi're visitors Sunday.
Mrs. John Kilpatrick and baby
;i>rothv Jean of Brevard, spent sev
vjil davs last week with her parents,
and Mrs. W. H. Edens ..
Mis. K.- K. Miller of Lake Toxa
\\ ;iy . visit*, d her sister, Mrs. N. S.
linilowav. Saturday. ;
Mr and Mrs. Homer Orr and chil
dren of Little River, were dinner
quests of Mr. and Mrs. Taft Owen ^
1 Mix* L. P. Wilson and children,
?So raid and Lois of Brevard, and
Miss Ida Hutchins ot Scliuj
k-rs Lake, New York, were Sunday
quests of Mr. and Mrs. Jordan \\ hit
Whit Duncan of I'ickcns, a for
ntr resident of Rosman. spent the
At-'-k-ond here visiting friends and
??e la lives. , . , ?
Mrs. K. S. Winchester and sistei
Ethel, visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Raxter near Brevaid,
Saturday. , , , .
Robert Leathers, who has been
very ill at the homo of his parents
Mr; and Mrs. C. E. Leathers, with
rheumatism, is slowly improving.
Elam Galloway spent Saturday in
Brevard- on business. ??
? Dutch" Brunei- of Lake Toxaway
sncnt the week-end with Welch G al
io wa v. t
r Miss Alma Galloway -spent last
| week with her father, Carl Galloway,
lift; Gloucester. . . -v. _ . ?
Paul Rogers and Edwin Edney
; were Cashiers Valley visitors Sun
'l Mr. and Mrs, Grover Woodard
;v.vd children visited Mr. and Mrs.
1 ? Re id at Brevard, Sunday.
'Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Stophel were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. t.
i R. Clarke. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Neely and
'Mrs. B. G. Neely of Pickens, were
guests Sundav of the latter's. daugh
ter. Mrs. J. F. Corbin. .
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Whitmiro
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Classes are now being held all day and
every day. Hours, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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SCHOOL NOTES
Berdell Henderson visited schoj
Monday of this week.
The seventh grade gave an int?
esting program in chapel Fridj1
morning. The exercises consisted j
an operetta and a minuet andi
reading by Miss Lucfle Dryman.
large crowd was present.
Miss Louise Williams was abseil
rfom school several days last we1
on account of illness.
MRS. WADE CHASTA1N
Mrs. Wade Chastain died Thursd.jj
February ~ 28th' at her" home ' net*
Pickens, after a lingering illness aid !
was buried Tuesday, March 5th, it :
Mt. Holly Church near Pickens. Ti$
delay in, burial was occasioned if
the fact that relatives from Monta(g
were unavoidably delayed in arriviig
for the funeral services.
Mrs. Chastain is survived by hit
husband and twelve children. Sle
was a niece of Mrs. C. E. Whitmi:q
of Rosman. 1 1
MISS MARY SWEENEY
Miss Mary Sweeney died at tae
County Home Saturday, death be
ing caused by pneumonia. Burial |
was made in the cemetery nearly
Sunday afternoon.
Relatives surviving Miss Sweeney,
who was 84 years of age, are a sis- .
ter, Mrs. Harriet Wilson and a niece, 1
Miss Leota Wilson.
were guests Tuesday evening of Mr. '
and Mrs. T. E. Reid at Brevard.
Taylor Banther of Gloucester, !
spent Friday night with Grady Gal- ;
loway. .
Uncle Andy Smith was a business
visitor to Brevard Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lewis and
daughter, Ruth, spent Sunday at :
Pickens and Easley, visiting rela
tives.
Miss Berdell Henderson spent
Sunday night with Misses Rosa and
Emma Jane McLean.
Messrs Sam and Robert Everctte
of Easley, visited their sister, Mrs.
W. R. Lewi.?# Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Fitzgerald
left Friday for their home in Stan
ton. Tenn., after spending their
honeymoon as guests of Dr. and
.Airs. J. B. Wilkerson.
Messrs J. B. Rogers. Walter Rog
ers, Arvel Edney and Mack Win
chester were Asheville visitors Sat
urday.
Ms. Frank Galloway and children
and Miss Ethel Mariley were dinner
guests of Mr. L. E. Powell and chil
dren Sunday.
Miss Margie Whitmire of Brevard
spent the week-end as guest of Miss
Vera McCall at the home of Mr.
and Mrs* Walter Whitmire.
Mr. and Mrs. L, R. Chapman
spent Sunday at Pickens as guests of
the latter's mother, Mrs. Mary Can
Irytl. ? , '
Miss Siva Clarke was a guest Sat
urday night of Mr. and Mrs. Dyer
Crow.
Leland Gillespie, of Easley, spent
Friday with his brother-in-law, Mar
ion Glazener.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Glazener and
daughter. Fay and Louise were
Sunday visitors of Mrs. Zeb Bur
rell at Brevard.
Miss Pauline Raines of Lake Tox
away, visited M. M. Bryant- Sunday.
Robert Raines of Middle Fork,
spent Saturday night with his uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Raines.
I Mi!.*. L. M. Glazener. and daughter,
Mrs. A. M. Paxton, visit-id Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Glazener, Sunday
Wallace Collins was a business
| visitor to Brevard Saturday
; Mrs. S. Iv. Owen and children
wore Suviay guests of the former's
'parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Staton.
Mr. and Mrs. Flem Glazener and
A. 0. Kit -lie ir. were Pickens visitors
.-uiniay.
Miss Janio Galloway of East Fork
was a gu ? t of Mr. arid Mrs. E. D.
Randolph Thursday.
| M:sst*s !.iliie Mae and Mary Whit
I mire spenL Monday night with Misses
.lo.sa and Emma Jane McLean,
j Mr. a i:d Mis. Clyde McCall and
'children of Quebec, were dinner
| guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whit
mire;
E. D. Franklin of West Asheville,
was a Rosman visitor Sunday.
A. 0. Kitchen made a business
trip to Asheville Tuesday.
Mrs. Tal Petit is very ill at her
home here.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
Under and by virtue of the. power
of sale contained in that certain
deed in trust from J. T. Owen to
D. L. English. Trustee, dated Oct
4, 1926, and registered in Book 20
page 284 of the records of deeds in
trust for said County securing cer
tain indebtedness therein named and
default having been 1 made in ytfie
payment of said indebtedness and all
notices required having been/given
and said default has /not be?n made
good ; j /
Th<' undersigned will m Saturday
March 30th 1929 at ?I2y6'ch)ck M. at
the Court House do^fcrfn the\own of
Brevard, X. C., ofl|er for sale and
sell to the highest ' bidder for cash
the property described in said deed
in trust, reference being made to
said deed in trust and the record
thereof for a description of said
property.
The proceeds of said sale to be ap
plied upon said indebtedness, cost
of sale, etc. \
This 27th day of Febidary 1929.
D. L. ENGLISH, Trusted $6.48
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4GRI STUDENT IN I
THE CHICKEN GAME
Walter Glazener,, Agriculture stu
lent at Rosman High school, is set
ing an example for other boys and
jeople in general, in the chicken bus
ness.
Walter has a new brooder house, a
lew brooder, and has a nice lot of
troung chicks. He is the first boy to
start in this work, and here's hop- ?
ing for his success and the success
d many others who are sure to fol
low.
ROSMAN ^3. Y. P. U. GIVES
PROGRAMf'AT MTTMORIAH
Rosman B. Y. P. U. put on a
program at Mt. Moriah, Calvert,
Sunday night. A large crowd was
present to hear the interesting pro
gram. A number of quartettes and
readings were given by different
members.
Miss Rosa McLean is president
of the local B. Y. P. U. and Vasco
Manlev group leader; Miss Eugenia
Nelson quiz leader.
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY
IN MEETING
The Woman's Missionary society
of Zion Baptist church, met at the
home of Mrs. G. C. McClure Mon
day, with seven members present.
Subject for the afternoon study '
was Missions. Three readings on the j
topic were given by Mrs. J. F. Cor
bin, Mrs. G. C. McClure and Miss
Leiinie Manley. The Standard of
Excellence was explained and what
the requirements are to reach this
standard in the mission work.
Report of Personal Service and
the secretary's report were given,
after which Miss Lennie Manley led
the closing prayer. Adjournment
was made until March 18th.
?
JOHN PERRY NELSON
|
John Perry Nelson, better known
as Jack Perry, died Saturday at his
home in Rosman, following a linger
ing illness caused by a stroke two
\". ars ago. Funeral services were
held Sunday aftenoon a? Mt. Moriah
church, Calvert, conducted by Rev.
Wallace Hartsell.
Mr. Nelson, who was in his 78th
year, was married to Miss Sarah
Galloway, and is survived by his
wife and 11 children, -as follows:
George Nelson, Enoxville, Tenn.:
Mrs. Gillespie, Brevard; Whit ana
James Nelson, Rosman; Mrs. Jake
McCall, St. Petersburg, Ha., Mrs.
Carl Boyce and Mrs. Sosie Smith,
Pelzer, S. C.; Mrs. Carl Leach and
Mrs. Taylor, Greenville, S. C.;
Charlie Nelson and Mrs. Will Vane,
Greenville S. C.
Miss Dana Lanning. who is teach
ing at Silversteen school, spent the
week-end with Mrs. Joe Galloway.
Announcement!
To the People of Transylvania County:
;
Within the next few days we shall
open a first-class Shoe Repair Shop, in the
Judson McCrary Building, next door to
the Joines Motor company.
We have had many years' experi
ence in re-building and repairing Shoes,
and we shall appreciate it if you will give
us a chance to demonstrate our ability.
Any business entrusted to our care
will be given the very best attention. We
believe we can please you. We know
that it will be our aim to please every cus
tomer.
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Display of New Spring Goods
Our Mr. Plummer and our Mr. Trantham have just returned
from Northern Markets and wish to have you visit our store and
see the New Shipment of
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New Rayon
Dresses
New EASTER Hats
Spring Coats
Special
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$5.95 $5.95 TO $16.95
DON'T FORGET the BARGAIN ANNEX
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At prices that will make you wonder.
MEN'S SHOES Spring Dresses $1.00
$2.45 and up Rayon Dresses $2.95
CHILDREN'S SHOES
$1.95 and up Coats $5.95
Scout Shoes $1.79 -
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