BLUE DEVILS HOLD
CANTON TO S ? TIE
i Coach Tilson's Blue Devils held the
Canton Black Bears to a 6-6 deadlock
Friday on the Canton field. The
Devils fcught staunchly and steadiiy
until ths last quarter, however, they
wero evenly matched and the game
ended in a low tie.
Canton kicked off to Brevard and
the Devils were downed cn their own
45 yard line. Brevard carried the
ball from the 45 yard line to approxi
mately the three yard line where a
pass was fumbled, givi'ng Canton the
ball.
Bud Mease, Canton quarterback,
fumbled the ball and Bud Neal, Bre
varcj right end, recovered it on the
^ 'Devil goal line and thus made the
first touchdown of the struggle. Bre
vard failed to make the extra point.
Brevard kicked to Canton and the
Black Bears proceeded to march down
the field for their touchdown. They
failed to score the extra point.
Eflf At only one time during the last
half did either /.earn threaten the
goal. Brevard stepped down the iield
' to the Canton 30 yard line, and the
Bears held.
Mease starred for Canton while
Schachner, Erwin, Lance and Neal
were outstanding for the Blue Devils.
Blue Devil lineup:
Neal, right end; Ilinton, right
tackle; Meese, right guard, Pickel
simer, center; Wilson, left guard:
Lance, left tackle; Muggins, left end;
Schachner, quarterback. Clayton an I
Erwin, half backs; English, full
back.
Substitute: Pearce and SiniarJ.
2 Doors up the Street ?
to the
Old Canteen Place, where
we have more room to '
take care of our ever in- ..
creasing- business.
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all your needs in plumb
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always right ? Plenty oi
the best Suoplies.
ALL sizes ? the most com
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ELECTRICAL
SUPPLIES
from a light bulb to re
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It will pay you to first see
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THE PL U M B E R
Phone 224
Brevard Team Works
Out For Friday Game
1 Ccach Tilson worked the Blue Dev
iis for n tough series o? scrimmages
the early party of the week, in pre
paration for the Franklin game thi3
Friday. The game will be played on
the Franklin field and (sport fans 1
interested in furnishing transporta- ,
tion for the players to the scene of ?
combat are urged to notify Coach
Tilson or Manager Alfred Hampton ;
today.
' STATEMENT OF THE OWNER- 1
SHIP, MANAGEMENT,
I CIRCULATION, Etc.,
Required by the Act of Congress j
of August 24, 1012,
Of The Brevard News, published i
weekly at Brevard, North Carolina, '
for October 1. 1931.
State of North Carolina
County of Transylvania.
Before me, a Notary Public in and -
for the State and County aforesaid, !
personally appeared James F. 'Bar-j
rett, who, having been duly sworn ac- ]
cording to law, deposes and says that
he is the Editor of The Brevard ,
i News and lhat the following is, to j
the best of his knowledge and be- ?
lief, a true statement of the owner- j
ship, management, etc.. of the afore- 1
! said publication for the date shown ,
in the above caption, required by the;
Act of August 24, 1S)12, embodied in j
| section 411, Postal Laws and Regu- ;
I lations, printed on the reverse of this
form, to-wit:
j 1, That the names and addresses of j
? the publisher, editor, managing edi- j
j tor, and business managers are:
| Publisher, Transylvania Publishing
Co., Brevard, N. C. ; Editor, Manag
ing Editor and Business Manager,
j James F. Barrett, Brevard, N .C.
2. That the owner is: Transyl
? vania Publishing Co., Brevard, N. C.
| (See attached list for Stockholders) i
(.fames F. Barrett, Mrs. James F.
Barrett, R. R. Fisher, T. H. Shipman,
iWhitmire Motor Sales Co., Lewis P. ;
Hamlin, W. If. Harris, H. H. Pat
ton. J. S. Bromfield, S. M. Macfie,
C. li. McNeely, R. \V. Everett, J. S. ?
Silversteen, J. H. Piekelsimer, all of
Brevard. X C. ; \V. B. Henderson,
Lake Toxaway, N. C.; B. H. Sitton, 1 ,
Brevard. N. C. ; W. W. Croushorn,
Pisgah Forest, N. C. ; Virgil Mc
Craiy. Penrose, N. C. ; R. W. Pridg
en, Charlotte, N. C.
.'J. That the known bondholders, ]
mortgagees, and other security hold- .
ors owning or holding 1 per cent or <
more of total amount of bonds, mort- ]
gages, or other securities are: C. W.
P.ickelsinier, Trustee. J
That (lie two paragraphs next
above, giving the names of the own- i
cis, stockholders, and security hold- t
ers, if any, contain not only the list
of stockholders and security holders j '
as they appear upon the books of the .
company, but also, in cases where the
stockholder or security holder ap- j
pears upon the books of the company .
as trustee or in any other fiduciary '
i elation .the name of the person or
corporation for whom such trustee is
acting, is given; also that the said.!
two paragraphs contain statements
embracing affiant's full knowledge (
and belief as to circumstances and '
conditions under which stockholders 8
and security holders who do not ap- j
pear upon the books of the company J
a ? trustees, hold stock arid securities '
in a capacity other than that of a
bonn fide owner.; and this affiant has 1
n ? reason to believe that any other '
person, association, or corporation
ha^! any interest direct or indirect in ;
the said stock, bonds, or other seeuri- ,
ties than as so stated by him.
JAM US' F. BARRETT, Editor.
Sworn to and subscribed before ! ,
me this 12th day of Oct. 1931. i]
/?'. Shuford, Notary Public.
(My com. expires 2-27, 1932).
Pnp in;/ Out Compliments j1
?'You seem to have plenty of in- !
telligence for a man in your posi- >
tion,'' sneered the lawyer, cross-ex- ]
amining a witness. j :
".! I vasn't under oath I'd return i
"the compliment," replied the witness, j;
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It's time to buy it
now'
The early buyer gets the coal and saves
on possible rises in cost. He has his bins
filled and when the first sign of cold ap
pears he has his furnace going in a jiffy.
While our yards are filled with new car
loads and our delivery can be effected
almost immediately upon ordering, that
is the time to buy your coal from the
Purity Products Company.
Purity Products Co.
PHONE 241
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BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
! BOND VISITS HIGH SCHOOL
(June Pectrcc)
Last Thursday we were creaky
honored by a visit from Rev. G. T.
Bond, who has conducted a revival
at the Brevard Methodist church for
the part week. Those of us who had
heard Rev. Bond previously knew wc
were indeed fortunate, and those un
fortunate enough to have missed his
sermons surmized as much. Despite
our high anticipations concerning his
oratory powers we soon realized that
he excelled even the highest. Not
only dot's Rev. Bond possess very ef
fective oral delivery, but also unusual
capacity for collccting and arranging
his thoughts and opinions. His fine
appearance greatly enhanced h i s
popularity as his noble countenance ,
reflected the innermost thoughts of
his secret being and in his earnest
ness it revealed deep sympathy and
human understanding. The topic he
chose, "The Philosophy of Worthwhile
Livinir"' ? was one of vita! interest to
ourselves as well as every other young
person who intends to enjoy Life's
opportunities to the utmost. His dis
cussion was divided into three -phases:
The Greek philosophy, "Know Thy- '
self;" the Roman philosophy, "Con
trol Thyself;" and Christ's philoso- ;
phy, "Deny Thyself." All these are
great and good, but the greatest of j
these is "Deny Thyself," for it is
self-sacrifice that strengthens our
characters and builds great men and (
women. 1
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FRESH MAX HOYS
( Sandy McLeod)
Under the direction of Coach Til
son, the home room teacher, the
eighth grade boys have been haviffg '
many interesting Ifootball practices
with the ninth grade boys. Although
they were usually beaten, the games |
have been very exciting.
As yet no officers have been elected
for the coming year. There are thir- |
ty-four boys enrolled in Coach Til
son's home room.
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FRKSIIMAN GIRLS
( Movgu vet Dickson )
The eighth grade girls of Brevard j
High School are enjoying every home
room day to the fullest extent.
On Friday, October 9th, Martha
Norton, chairman of the program,
presented the following numbers:
F our minute speech ? Elizabeth
Bragg. ,
Songs ? Dorothy Schachner, Anita
jalloway, Annie May McCall and
Vlargaret Dickson. /
Tales from Shakespeare ? Elizabeth
Bragg.
The eighth grade girls are looking J
forward with keenest interest to fu- ?
;uie home room programs.
Quebec News Items I '
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The Home-Coming of our church ' '
net here Oct. 11, and seemed to be
horoughly enjoyed. The largest
?rowd of people were present that
at remember on that special occa
sion, but if anyone went away hun- j
try it was their own fault. A boun
it'ul and delicious dinner was spread.
Speeches were made by friends and
former pastors of the church. W 1
ve re very sorry, however, that some
>f the speakers could not be present
The choir of Tryon made special mu
sic, which was greatly enjoyed. Mr.
iVilke Reid, one of our former mem
>crs was a member of- the Tryon
?hoir.
Miss Ethel Golden underwent an 1
>peration for appendicitis at the
Franklin hospital last week, and is.
?eported to be getting on very nicely
Rev. 7. I. Henderson and son,
Paul, of Travelers Rest, S. C.. were !
Quebec visitors during the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jud McCrary
Brevard, called on the latter's moth
r, Mrs. Elizabeth Reece. Sunday, j
Mrs. Flora McCall and family and
Dcerwood Owen of Greenville, S. C ,
jre spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. McCall.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Golden, John
Robinson and Mack Robinson made a
to Franklin Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Henderson of Enka,
irisitcd her parents over the week
2nd.
Mrs. M. 0. McCall and daughter,
Vera, are spending the week in
Greenville, visiting Mrs. McCall'.i
stepmother, Mrs. Jack Whitmire.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sanders attend
ed preaching and B. Y. P. U. ser
vice at Lake Toxaway Sunday after
noon. v
Mr. and Mrs. Wilke Reid and chil
dren of Tryon, visited the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John R"id,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Johnson
and children of Greenville, and Wil
liam and Mary Johnson and Mrs.
Louise Cox, of Travelers Rest, visit
ed Mr. W. B. Henderson and family
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilomer McCall arid
children are spending the week with
M. 0. McCall and family.
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JUNIOR GIRLS
(Ruth Pick"' rim<;r)
The tenth grad2 girls of B. H. S.
are under the supervision of Mi.w
Alary Frances Biggers. Each Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, the
lioms room meets, and usually sings
school songs or other popular chor
uses, which are enjoyed very much.
Miss Biggers has been reading a se
rial in the Good Housekeeping that
'?rentes much interest, thus causing
the girls to look forward to each
h- ne room period of the week.
As yet no officers have been elect
ed to represent the Junior class for
we have decided that it would be best
to wait until the second semester. At
that time there will be a joint meet
ing of the two home rooms and class
officers will be elected.
SPORTSMANSHIP
(Emma Denver)
Now, that it is the time of the
year when everyone is interested in
sports, when both students and towns- 1
people are out on the football field
during the games, rooting and yell
ing for our high school team, and i
buying tickets to benefit the squad; j
don't you think that we might all be j
helped by an ai'ticle on true sports- j
manship? j
Not only should the players be good j
sports, but the spectators as well. A i
good sport doesn't necessarily mean 1
that the person is an athlete, so many j
people misunderstand the correct in- 1
terpretation of the word.
? A spectator that would yell just 1
as readily for a person making a
good play, even though he be on the
opposition, one that is willing to pay
admission to the gatneSj thereby aid
ing the team, and one who will cheer
lustily for good plays, watch and obey
the cheer leader ? is indeed a good
sport, in the true sense of the word.
A player who avoids "dirty tricks," i
is clean in actions, does not try to j
grab all the glory for himself prr- j
sonally, and above all cooperates with :
fellow members of the team in se- |
curing teamwork shows a high form ;
of sportsmanship.
SCHOOL
(Emma Deavcr)
Pupils
School ! School ! How it gives me a
pain,
It makes me feej like I'll go insane;
Oh, for a teacher who'd let us play
Anil not sit and drum lessons in our ;
heads all day.
Teacher
School! School! How it gives us joy,
As we sit hour by hour in its employ;
Dh, for a pupil that could understand
rhis great institution of our won
drous land.
Tluit STEAK ice got i it The Farm
Market, down on the HcndersmiviUe
High way near Penrose, surely i <:n-,
tender, and gee! what a wonderful
flavor. U
Tharp Moves to New
Home on Main Street
R. F. Tharp, the Plumber, makes
announcement of removal ol his plant
two doors up or: Main street, now
wcupying the coiner building ioim
cwly occupied by the Canteen. Mr.
Tharp has long been in the plumbing
business here, and has installed some
really big jobs in the town and
county, of which he is justly proud,
but wants it known, however, that he
is just as proud of the smallest re
pair job entrusted to- his, care as he
is of the biggest job ever done.
Display rooms in Mr. Tbarp's
place are most attractive.
MAYOR'S COURT
Only one case was tried in Mayor
Ramsey's Court during the past week.
Malvin Zachary, a young boy, was
tried on a charge of disorderly con- ,
duct. Prayer for judgment was con- '
tinued on payment of costs.
BREVARD BOYS OK
MARS HILL ELEVEN
Tlw tlai,3 Hill Miunlal.i Lion*
'swung into their final week of train
ing grind in preparation to" meu.iig
the Rutherford College Ramble- it
Memorial Stadium in Asheville next
Friday. The games should prove io
be one of the best played in Asheville
this fall. Both teams are of junior
college standing, 'are about evenly
matched and in their meeting last
year fought to a 12-12 deadlock.
The Mars Hill team is composed
chiefly of boys from western North
Carolin high schools. Three members
of the squad hail from Brevard.
Wilson Lyday, second string quarter
back, Edgar Osborne and James Lum
ley, ends, all hail from Brevard and
are expected to see action in the
Rambler tilt Friday.
LET US DO YOUR JOB PRINTING
WHEN you send your clothes to Whiteway
Dry Cleaners you can do so with the assur
ance ;hat you are giving new life to ever}'
garment you send. You will note that the
fabrics have the same body that they had
when new, the colors bright and fresh in ap
pearance. A phone call will bring our driver
to your door. . . .let us do the rest. Phone 58.
WE ARE EQUIPPED
Everything that's cleandble, we clean
Whiteway Dry Gleaners
Geo. Nicholson, Mgr. Phone 58
ANNOUNCING I
our appointment as local dealers for the
Chevrolet
CARS and TRUCKS
We wish to become personal! I
acquainted with all owners of
Chevrolet cars and trucks in this
county, and regardless of ihe age
of your car and from whom pur
chased. We would like for you to
register the Model, Motor and Ser
ial Number with us ? that will en
able us to intelligently furnish any
service you may require. ?
A full line of new cars are on i
display at our Show Rooms.
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E. MAIN ST.
BREVARD, N. C.