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SOCIETY NEWS INTERESTING MEETING OF TO FORTNIGHTLY CLUB. Mrs. J. E. Waters was hostess t the members of the Fortnightly dc Thursday afternoon at her home o: Park avenue, with all members prea ent, including one new member, Mr? Giode Loftis, and three guests, Mn Walter Duckworth, Mrs. Rcacoe Nidi olson and Mrs. Harry Loftis, Following the transaction of busi ness, presided over by the president Mrs. J. E. Loftis, a program of nnos ual interest and profit was present ed by Dr. Charles L. Newland ant Dr. Wm. S. Hester, both of whon "tooke on the subject of cancer, tell helpful facts concerning its cause prevention, treatment and cur.e Delicious refreshments, carryinj out Hallowe'en suggestions, wen served by the hostess at the conclus ion of the program. The next club meeting will be held November 14 at the home of Mrs. Jj S. Nicholson, with Sirs. H. A. Plummer m program leader. BREVARD YOUNG PEOPLE EN. JOY NORTHERN TRIP. Miss Cornelia Hawkins and James Hawkins returned last week from a trip to several points of interact in the North, visiting Miss Wilma Los tetter in New Castle, Pa. They also motored to Maryland, New York, Ohio, and Canada, and visited other places of interest such as Niagara Falls and Lake Erie. They were hon ored at dinner by Misses Grace and Ruth Porter, who have visited Bre vard on different occasions. The young people report a most enjoyable trip visiting among their friends and seeing the sights and wonders in the North. YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY PICNIC An enjoyable picnic by several youni* people of the town was that hel<l at the Fisher farm Wednesday evening. The roasting of weiners and mar^hmallows around the big camp fire and the bounteous picnic sapper, all added to the pleasures of the oc casion. The picnic party included; Misses Beatrice Daniels, Helen Sitto^ Odell Nicholson and Geneva Neill; Ralph Lyday, Coach Tilson, Glenn Burjell and Melvin Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Poole were chaperones of the oc casion. EASTERN STAR GIVES , HALLOWE'EN BENEFIT Members of the local chapter of the Eastern Star gave a successful and enjoyable benefit Hallowe'en entertainment Tuesday evening in the Masonic Hall. Attractive decorations in keeping ?with the occasion being celebrated were in evidence throughout the rooms. An enjoyable program ' was presented, and the various booths, fortune telling, witches, spooks and other features carrying out the Hal lowe'en idea all contributed much toward the pleasures of the occa sion. B! MATHATASIAN CLUB IN REGULAR MEETING b Regular meeting of the Mathataa n ian club was held Thursday after h noon at the home of the president, u Mrs, Hume Harris. All members i were present with the exception of !? two. I Among the matters of business . discussed was the vote of the club , to pay fifty cents per member to the - foundation fund of the national - federation. 1 The program of the afternoon was i In charge of Mrs. J. B. Jones, who . gave an interesting review of the , recently published book, "God's Stepchildren." A general discussion f of the book followed, other members > aking part and contributing their . various opinions. i Following the serving of refresh ; ments by the hostess, the club ad , journed to meet again on the after i noon of November 14 at the home of Mrs. Jones, with Mrs. Boy Long as program leader for the day. HALLOWE'EN DANCE EVENT OF THIS WEEK. A Hallowe'en masquerade dance is o be an event of this week, occuring ->n Thursday night, beginning at 9:30 o'clock, at the Country Club, and promises to be the crowning event of the season. The social affair is given by the Wandering Six Orchestra, composed of the following members: Rowena Orr, Donald Lee Moore, Philip Price, Harold Kilpatrick, Hayes Shipman | and Tommy Patton. It i3 expected that many appropri- , ate and attractive costumes will be ; | worn, thereby adding to the enjoy- , I ment of the occasion. Bridge will be ; i played by those not desiring to en- , i gage in the dancing feature. EDIT {CATHERINE ENGLISH CELE BRATES BIRTHDAY Katherine English celebrated her j 'eleventh birthday with a party Mon-; j day afternoon at the home of her { parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. S. English, j i ^jbout twenty of her young friends , 'were present to assist the little! hostess in a happy celebration of, 'the day. j 1 Various games were enjoyed by j the little folks, and the opening Of the birthday gifts presented to the hostess afforded much pleasure. Cider, cake, candy and apples were i served during tTie afternoon. Those enjoying the occasion in cluded: Betty K. Moore, Jimmie Barrett, Betty Moore, Dorothy Alii- ! son, Hennr Miller, Edwin Hunt, 1 ! Dorothy Everett, Ora Holt Long, Martha Sellers, Dorothy Schachner, Carl Hendrix, Jane and Emily Terry, i Carolyn Kilpatrick, Perry Pushell, ' Stanley Morris, Melva Tharp, Bet- . ty Trantham, Sarah Jane Whitmire, Lucien Deaver, Lewis Hamlin Jr. 1 Ethelyn Pickelsimer, Charles Pickel simer, Rachel Hamlin, little Perry Hamlin, Vera West and Mrs. W. H. Duckworth. ?Jerry Jerome moved this week from [their home, "The Pines," into the (Henry residence on Probart street, where they will remain through the winter months. Misses Charlotte and Louise Brown and their mother returned this week to their home in Abbeville, S. C., after spending the past several months at their summer home in Bre vard. , j Jack Johnson, of Greenville, visit ed his aunt, Mrs. W. A. Bracken, 'Sunday. Mrs. Bert Sitton, who has been con fined to her bed for some time, is ] able to be up again. i Milan Nicholson returned Sunday j from Anderson, S. C., where he Bpent a week visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Morris and son, tad Mr. and Mra. Luther Pushell 'and son spent Sunday with relatives in HendersoBville. Mr. and Mrs R. W. Pridgen, of Charlotte, spent several days the past week as guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jan?68 F. Barrett. They were accompanied on the return to ! Charlotte on Monday by Mr. Barrett and daughter, Miss Geraldine, who returned to Brevard the following day. Master Bobby Norwood, small son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Norwood, had the misfortune to have his arm bro ken last week, caused by falling down the steps. Young Bobby had just recovered from an operation for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Wilson and two children. Batty Jean and L. W., Jr,. spent several daya last week as guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Wilson and brother, L. P. Wilson, and Mrs. Wilson. Miss Nell Johnson, of Asheville, spent several days recently with her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Joe Johnson, in North Brevard. Miss Johnson re cently returned from Raleigh where she took the state examination for nursing, having graduated from Bilt more hospital. Mrs. Brown Carr and Misses Mar ion and Annie Yongue rteurned last week from a trip to Havana,-: Cuba, and points in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs. George Glazener and Jul ian Bird motored to Pickens and Eas- , ley Sunday, where they attended Sunday school and church and report a most enjoyable day. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Win ton and 1 three children visited friends in ( Greensboro several days last week and also attended the sessions of the I Methodist conference in High Point, returning Monday to Brevard. J. P. Bowen was called to Hender- ( ionville Sunday on account of the illness of his brother, Jim Bowen, < who suffered a stroke of paralysis. . Mr. and Mrs. P. F. McCall of ' Seneca, S. C., were guests of Mr. | McCall'3 parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. , W. McCall, Sunday. ' Andrew and Ernest Allison, who | ire employed at Emma; spent the areek-end with their mother, Mrs. I Joe Corbett. ( Joe Corbett made a business trip to Asheville the first of the week. E. C. Glazener and J. A. Glazener and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Whitmire at Cherryfield. At the election of officers at Montreat Normal, Miss Julia Wood was chosen president of the senior class. She graduated from the Bre vard High School in the class of '28. Mrs. Tom Grogan returned from Spartanburg, S. C., last week, where she spent several days with her daughter. Mrs. Will Shelton. Mrs. W. W. Ledbetter returned last week from Boylston, where she has been making her home for the past year. Mrs. Mamie Verdery, of Charlotte, is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Frady, and other relatives here. M. G. Fortune has returned from Calderwood, Tenn. to spend several months in Brevard. Mrs. A. N. Hinton and little daughter spent the week-end in Syl va with Mr. Hinton. Mrs. G. F. Marshall of Asheville, was called here the first of ..he week on account of the illness of Mrs. C. M. Douglas, who under went an operation for appendicitis Monday. Mrs, Ann Candler and Mr. and Mrs. Lane Candler and cBOdren, of Candler, spent Sunday as quests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carr were Ashevile visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Lewis and small daughter, of Kenilworth, Ashe ville, were week-end visitors in Bre vard. Miss Dorothy Allen, of Bosnian, spent the week-end with Miss Agnes Clayton. Mr. and Mi's. T. A. English were buisness visitors in Asheville Friday. Mrs. R. E. Lawrence and Mrs. C. P. Wilkins visited friends and relatives in Shelby Sunday. Mr. and Mts. Walter Orr, of Ashe ville, were guests last wsek of Mr. and Mrs. Grimshaw. Edwin English was the guest last week of Wood Paxton in Greenville Misses Jack and Agnes Clayton and Miss Dorothy Allen and Joe Claytoi attended the Weaver-Campbell foot ball game at Memorial Stadium ir Asheville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Montieth am family moved last week to Past FU' Rock, where they will make their fu ture home. Rev. J. P. Mason attended the an nual conference of the Methodis church convening in High Point las week . _ Mrs. S. E. Fortune and son, Al bert, Mrs. C. M. Siniard and son, Joe, and Mrs. Hale Siniard and children left this week for a combined pleas ure and business trip to Ocal?, Fla. Mrs. A. A. Hamlet of Asheville, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. S. F. Al lison. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Montieth, who have been with their son, M. F. Monteith, on Whitmire street, have , moved to the home of their daugh- ! ter, Mrs. James F. Barrett. The elder Mr. Monteith is improving from a recent fall in which he suffered a broken hip. Warren Scruggs, of Clemson Col lege, spent the week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Plato Scruggs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pickelsimer ware called to Richmond, Va., the first of the week on account of the serious illness of Mrs. Pickelsimer's mother, Mrs. George Frans Mathews who is in the hospital in that city. Mrs. J. L. Aiken, of Ocala, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Garth, of Gainesville, Ah., have been visiting their mother, Mrs. Jane Allison, the past week. Mr. and Mr.s. Claude Reid and children, of Lake Toxaway, spent the week-end with the latter's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes. Misses Odel Nicholson and Fay Clayton spent Sunday in Anderson, S. C. Mrs. D. F. Moore, who has been quite ill at her home on Maple street for several weeks, is reported to be not much improved. Misses Opal and Lucy Fulbright spent Sunday in Asheville. Mrs. Van Whitmire, of Greenville, spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. M. B. Waters. Mrs. C. M. Douglas, who underwent an operation for appendicitis Monday afternoon at Transylvania hospital, is improving nicely. Mrs. J. B. Pickelsimer spent the week-end in Asheville with her friend Mrs. J. A. Grace. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Aiken and son, Lionel, and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hous I ton were guests Sunday of Dr. and i Mrs. J. L. Aiken, in Pickens. M. M. Nicholson, who has been i quite ill at his home the past week, is improving. 1 Mr. and Mr;. R. K Morrow 6pcnt t the we?lc visiting their son, Eben, at - Hampton Roads, Va. Mrs. M. C. Henry and daughter, - Miss Violet, left Monday for Louis t ville, Ky., where they will spend the t winter. Mrs, L. M. Hart and Mr. and Mrs, i NEW DRESSES JUST IN The Very Best of Flannels, Crepes, and Satins, in the latest styles and colors. ONLY $9.95 Unusual Values, these are. DS.M1 GALLOWAY MAIN STREET Expert Plumbing Let us take care of your plumbing repairs and you will be sure to find satisfac tion. Long experience en ables us to locate and fix the trouble with a minimum of expense to you. Delay in making plumb ing repairs is dangerous to your health and safety. Be wise and phone us at 224 the minute anything goes wrong. R. F. THARP Phone 224 News Arcade TO OUR CUSTOMERS IN You Are Invit * To Attend a Series of Demonstrations and Classes1, In !\I Electric Cooke, TO BE HELD IN OUR OFFICE WALTERMIRE HOTEL BLDG. 3 E. MAIN ST. T November 7th ? 8th ? 9th :;.1 EACH DAY AT 3 P. M MISS VERA W. HOWARD WELL-KNOWN HOME ECONOMIST OP CHICAGO and ATLANTA WILL BE IN CHAKGE. Miss Howard Uses and Recommends THE FAMOUS ELECTRIC RANGE Electric Cookery is Clean, Convenient and Economical. It Banishes Drudgery from the Kitchen. Come to our Demonstrations and hear Miss Howard Discuss this Modern Method of Cooking. Thursday , Friday & Saturday NOVEMBER, 7th - 8th - 9th '>:?? 6 p. m. AT OUR OFFICE ui PHONE 116 BREVARD, N. C.
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