Get ready for the
Summer Tourists.
You would be happily
surprised to know how
little money it would
1
take to purchase Paint j
here for all purposes j
about your premises.
BUILDING
MATERIAL
OF
ALL KINDS
AT
LOWEST
PRICES
IN
MANY
YEARS
F. E. B. JENKINS
LlTO RE-ORGANIZE
C. OF C. THURSDAY
I 1 1 '
( Continued front page one)
Delected from the membership as o 1
the present could take charge pfthe
body. Nine directors, to be named at
the meeting this Thursday night from
the membership at large was decided
upon. Three members of the Woman's
Bureau are to be ex officio members,
with the privilege of attending alt
meetings &nd taking part in the work
being extended to all- members. Mrs.
Erwin announced that membership in
the Chamber of Commerce by the
ladies would automatically make them
! members of the Woman's Bureau with
ail dues paid.
In the matter of dues to the new
organization, much discussion was
held the vote finally deciding that
dues would be only ?5.00 per year,
$2.50 payable May First and $2.50
payable July First. This, however,
was made the minimum amount for
membership, it being stressed that
there were members who would be ex
pected to take more than the one
membership at the stipulated fee. A
membership committee was appointed
consisting of Pat Kinizey, C. Y. Pat
ton, VV. J. Wallis, J. M. Gaines,
Jerry Jerome, Miss Florence Kern,
Miss Katherine Griffin, Miss Rose
Shipman, Mrs. J. W. Smith and Mrs.
B. F. Beasley. This commitee was
instructed to canvass the town prior
to Thursday night ar.d get as many
members as possible, instructing
such members to be at the meeting
and assist in the organization of the
new Chamber of Commerce. Twenty
seven members joined at the meeting
last Thursday, many of these paying
the year's fees in advance.
LOOK AND LEARN
1 ? What is the average height of |
men and of women in the U. S.?
2 ? What was the name of the first 1
steamboat to cross the Atlantic?
3 ? What substance is used as bas- J
ic material for making chewing gum? I
?1 ? How much does a cubic foot of |
(jold, cast hammered, weigh?
5 ? Which is the largest of the i
Great Lakes?
6 ? Who were the co-discoverers of ,
radium?
7 ? Where did the British general,
Cornwallis, surrender his army?
8 ? What is the name of the art of |
cutting portraits with scissors from
black paper?
9 ? What proportion of the human
body is blood?
10 ? What is sometimes referred to
as "The Island Continent"?
11 ? What poets are buried in j
Poets' Corner in Westminster Abbey? '
12 ? What chief product of Cuba is
imported by the U. S. in large quan
tities?
13 ? What is the difference be
tween instinct and intuition?
14 ? What is the official title of
the American executive of the Phil- ]
ippine Islands?
15 ? What city has a waterway
known as The Grand Canal?
1(3 ? How many states of the Union
ratified the National Prohibition j
Amendment to the Constitution?
17 ? What states comprise the Nen
England States?
18 ? Which is the largest of the cat |
family?
19 ? What is the smallest denomi
nation coin ever issued by the U. S.
government?
20 ? What body of water is noted
for its high tides?
21 ? What famous man has his
headquarters at Menlo Park?
22 ? On what river is St. Louis?
23? Of what is bronze chiefly com
posed?
24 ? Of what war did the siege of
Ladysmith occur?
25 ? To what country does the i?
land of Sicily belong?
26 ? Who wrote "Saramouche"?
27 ? What river forms a great part
of the boundary between Canada and
the state of New York?
28 ? What is "hors d'oeuvre"?
29? What is the strongest bone in
the human body?
30 ? Where is the seat of the League
of Nations?
Answers
1 ? Men, 5 feet 8 inches; women, 6
feet 4 inches.
2? The Savannah.
3? Chicle.
4 ? 1205 pounds.
5? Lake Superior.
6? M. and Mme. Curie.
7? At Yorktown.
8 ? Silhouetting.
9 ? The average is about 1-20 of the
weight of the body.
1 0 ? Australia.
11 ? Chaucer, Spencer, Dryden,
Gray, Browning, and Tennyaofi.
"12? Cane sugar. v
j?~-t&~Inatinet i*. A.
neous impulse; intuition is a quicS
perception of trntK without conscious
reasoning,.
14? Governor General:* '????*?
15?^-Veniea.
16? All but .two.
& 17 ? Main#, >v
j Hampshire,. , Vi
and Rhode Island:
V 22 ? Mississippi Rivrt. ,
:.'28? Appier an4' tin.
24? Boer War.
&S ? Italy. "? *
26 ? Rafael Sabatiai. ?>
27? St Lawrence River.
28 ? A side dish; a Velidh.
29 ? The femur, or thigh bone.
30 ? Geneva, Switzerland.
Work hard ? and keep your eyes
open.
Any party will be a fizzle if there'i
more than one celebrity present.
Pew families ever invest in theii
second bowl of goldfish.
Nothing tests a friendship like t
private loan.
BALL GAME HERE
NEXT SATURDAY
!
! Marshall, the "Valley City" will
, j vend their crack all-star team here
Saturday afternoon to do battle with
Brevard's best in the baseball line,
: 'according to announcement by Law
rence Holt. The game will be played i
on McL?an Field, starting at 3:30. j
Marshall has seen action in Bre- 1
vard on several occasions, having
been a member of the league which <
played in this section two years ago.
The Brevard aggergation will cen
ter their attack around Albert Payne
and Tommy Graham Saturday.
These two boys, pitchers for the
High School and Brevard Institute, {
| respectively, have been going good
great this spring. i
Manager Holt announces that he I
will enter his team in the Western |
| Carolina League which begins oper* ?
ution May 16 and end Labor Day. 1
: Other teums besides Brevard will be 1
j Canton, Enka, Sayles, Beacon, Mar- 1
shall and Balfour. <
BREVARDTEAMPUTS
i H'VILLE SCHOOL OUT
]
I Brevard High Blue Devils ended 1
thoir baseball season last Thursday
,when they literally "put the thing"
on Hendersonville High to the tune <
'of 20-6. The j^ame was played on !<
ithe Hendersonville diamond. I,
No record was kept of the multitude '
of hits made by the locals, there be- '
ing twelve men at bat in the first in
ning, scoring a total of nine runs for
the first frame.
Joe Schachner, Paynp and Paul
Schachner were the Brevard battery
men. This win gave the local boys
an even 50-50 b(eak for the season,
having won three and lost three.
CLASSIFIED ADS
RADIO SERVICE? See Nat Town
send at Houston Furniture Co. 1
FOR RENT ? to Reliable Party , 3
room apartment with bath, hot
and cold water, Furnished or unfur
nished, including electric range. Ap
ply C. W. Pickelsimer, 336 W. Main
Street. A23 tf
WANT TO TRADE : 3 room house
bath, basement, garage. 3 blocks
from square ? for good house with
land within few miles of Brevard.
Phone 250 or call at News office.
"APRIL SPECIALS
Any 5c article free with Listcrine
Tooth Paste, 25c. Any 5c article free
with Listerine Antiseptic, 30c. Three
Ice Cream cones 10c for the children.
BREVARD PHARMACY, Jesse B.
Pickelsimer, Ph.G., Prop. thr A
VICTOR RADIOS . . Victor Phono
graphs . . Victor Records . . If
it's a Victor, it's good. For sale at
Houston's Furniture Store. M12tf
NEWEST MAJESTIC RADIOS at
Houston Furniture Company, Bre
vard. Guaranteed no "A-C hum."
A high class Radio at a reasonable
price. jly 31tf
FIRE WOOD, Stove Wood, Kindling,
Sand and Gravel. Trunks and
Baggage and general ha?ling. Rates
reasonable. Siniard Transfer Co.
I Phone 118. Aug 13 4tc
WANTED ? Every one interested in
Radios to call and see the wonder
ful Atwater-Kent Radio. Hear it and
see it at the Houston Furniture com
pany's store. J15tfc
PASTURE FOR RENT? See me for
pasture. Any number of cattle tak
en. Rates reasonable. Best of care
gjven to stock. Thousands of acres of
best pasture land. See Paul F. Rob
erts, Cedar Mountain. A15 tf
WANTED ? Party who picked up
package off curb in front Mr. 0. L.
Erwin's home to return same to S.
M. Macfie Drug Store or home, no
questions asked. Party is known.
Package contained man's Toilet Set
in leather case. It
WANT ADS? THE News
FOR SALE or TRADE ? 2-horse
wagon, practically new, also one
good work mule ? Want a one-horse
wagon. Mrs. Gus King. East Fork
UNVSVAL VALUES IN STATE
BLOODTESTED CHICKS
You .will only have from now to May
18th to get these Aim, State Blood*
tested- bafcy. Prices reduced
to 12 l-$c each for the best ..White
a!hd. Barred ?Rocks, Rhode Island
Beds, White Wyandotte and Buff
Orpingtons, best White Leghorns
hatched from large eggs 10 3 -2c each,
all delivered- to your door. Write
^mmC&paULTliY FARM ami
mrcHEBY v
"^StMivUU, H. a
in nr . i, i
"Chicken* and Egg*
. Heavy Hens 16c
fiight Hens 14c
Broilers 30c lb
Roosters 7c
Eggs 14c
1 Corn 70c bu.
' B. & B. Feed & Seed
Company
BREVARD, N. C.
( Prices subject tc change any time
MBS SHVERSTEEN
HONORED BY D.A.R.
Miss Dorothy Sllversteen gave half
an hour's organ recital last Fri
day morning in Constitutional Hall,
Washington, having received a tele
graphic invitation from the Na
tional Program Committee of the
D. A. K. The Continental Congress
of the D. A. R. was held in Washing
ton all last week, Miss Silversteen
also serving throughout the week as
page. In addition to the concert,
which was given much space in
Washington newspapers, Miss Silver
steen was accompanist for the Marine
Band in a concert given in Honor of
the D. A. R.
Mrs. Silversteen attended the Con
gress, representing North Carolina,
and, with Mr*. Sidney COOper, Mrs.
Landingham, and Mrs. S. F. Smith,
represented the state at the opening
)f the North Carolina room in Con- 1
utitutional Hall. Delegates were pres- ,
nit from all states'in the Union, and.
from chapters in Phillipine Islands, I
Hiwaii and France.
A SON
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bracken of
Bracken Creek, announce the birth
>f a son, on April 23rd.
Sometimes the funniest jokes |i
iround a home are the ones we don't
iare tell outside.
? 11 '? ~
A. M. White Unopposed In Race
For Mayor In Rosman Primary !
A. U. White WM unopposed in bis
race for mayor of Rosman in the
Primary election held last Monday;
G. H. Woodard, Allen Sisk, Vando
Morgan, S. M. Collins, W. S. Mc
Lean and James Nelson were nomin
ated for the board of aldermen.
The voting was rather light, there
being no opposition to Mr. White for
the mayor's place, while the law re
quires that six men be placed on the
ticket for the board of aldermen.
The general election will be held
on May 5, at which time the mayor
and three aldermen will b* elected.
Total registration -for the primary
was 210, the following vote being
cast:
For Mayor:
A. M. White 74
For Aldermen:
G. H. Woodard 86
Allen Sisk 59
Vando Morgan 59
E. M. Collins 68
W. S. McLean 60"
James Nelson 44
GOVERNOR GARDNER TO
SPEAK AT GEORGIA MEET
Raleigh, April 29. ? Governor 0.
Max Gardner ha* been invited and
has accepted the invitation to address
the Institute of Public Affairs at the
University of Georgia May 13 on
"Re-organization of State and Coun
ty Government." The members of the
Georgia General Assembly will at
tend the meeting addressed by Gov
ernor Gardner in a bodv. He ad
dressed a similar meeting at the Uni- i
versity of Virginia last summer,
sharing honors with Admiral Richard
E. Byrd, North and South Pole ex
plorer.
BREVARD DELEGATES ARB
ATTENDING W. 0. W. MEET
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Grogan, Jr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Galloway ara
attending the state convention of the
Woodmen of the World and the Wood
men Circle, sessions of which are now
being held in High Point. The Bre
vard group is representing the two
local units of the organization. Mr.
Grogan is district manager of the
Woodmen of the World.
BORN, A SON
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. McGaha,
of Dunn's Rock, announce the birth
of a son, Walter Patterson, on April
29th.
MB
Kelvinator Campaign
Closes Saturday, May 2
Let's Decide Now
Saturday night we ring down the curtain on
our 1931 KELVINATOR CAMPAIGN. It u
not too late to make that wiae decision ?
that your home should be KELVINATOR
equipped.
When You Buy?Be Sure of These Features
Ampk ..jiawi.-. ?.:civcj ti.e OaCK 01 wliicn can oe reached without
kneeling, sulticient ice trays, a super-fast freezing tray, a "FROST
' HhVT" for frozen foods, a Krisppr to keep vegetables fresh; beauty
i.ncl --uggedness of cabinet structure, constant and efficient refrtgerattoa,
?n?(J 'Ml, but not least, the backfofj of i reliable manufacturer.
Special
Campaign
Offer
Gem ? ' ?;?/
SATURDAY, MAY 2
Southern Public Utilities Company
"Electricity ? The Servant In The Home"
DAY 'PHONE 116
N*. 3 E. MAIN ST. BREVARD. N. C.
NIGHT 'PHONE M