BISHOP MOUZON TO'
PREACH IN BREVARD!
Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon, of the
Methodist Episcopal church, South,
will be heard in Brevard on the
Second Sunday in February, when
he will preach twice at The Brevard
Methodist church, the Rev. J. H.
West, pastor, announced Sunday.
Bishop Mouzon, who is recognised
as one of the outstanding church
leaders of the South, and a preacher
of wonderful ability, will preach to
the Methodist congregation and mem
bers of the faculty and student body
of Brevard Igsti^qte at the eleven
o'clock hour. evening hour, all
churches of city will join the
Methodists in a ultion service to hear
the church leader.
LEGAL TRANSFERS
Legal transfers recorded in the
Register of Deeds office during the
past week by Register Jess A. Gal
loway include:
J. M. Bryson and wife to F. D. i
Clement.
P. C. Harttlin and wife to F. D.
Clement.
Rush Wilson to Nellie Wilson King
Mayo Bagwell et al to H. H. Car- <
son and wife. J
H. H. Carson and wire to Mayo
Bagwell. j
Nellie Wilson Kir.g to Leonard i
Wilson and wife. <
Jessie L. Glazener, tr. to Mrs. M. !
C. Whitmire.
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Brain exerciser No. 54398
A fisherman on being asked the
size of his largest fish, replied: "The
head is 9 inches long, the tail is as
long as the head and half of the body,
and the body is as long as the head
and tail together."
What is the length of the fish.
Answer will be published as soon as ( 1
we find it.
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NOTICE of Execution Sale 1 '
North Carolina, f
Transylvania, County.
In The Superior Court, Before 1 1
The Clerk 'J
R. L. Stokes and Wife, ; t
Hazel Scott Stokes, 1
? Vs? I
N. A. Miller and wife, Eva Long t
Miller, Jessie Harkins Hill, Widow of 1
W. W. Harkins, Deceased, Margaret r
Irene Harkins and W. W. Harkins, 1
Minors and Heirs at Law of W. W.
Harkins, Deceased. 1
Under and virtue of an execution g
directed to the undersigned from the s
Superior Court of Transylvania 1
County in the above entitled action,
I. will on Monday the First day of \
February, 1932, at 12 o'clock M. at
the Court House door of said County. \
sell to the highest bidder for cash b
to satisfy said execution, all the
right, title and interest which the r
said R. L. Stokes, and wife Hazel
Scott Stokes now have or had on the
5th, day of September, 1929 in and
to the followipg described real prop
erty, to wit:
That certain lot, parcel or tract !t
of land set apart to said R. L. Stokes j I
and wife in the above entitled Spee-t
ial Proceeding. Beginning at a stake j 5
at a culvert under State Highway!;
No. 28, N. A. Miller and R. L. Stokes j
corner and runs West 512 feet to a M
Spanish Oak; Thence South 68 deg. ^
West 276 feet to a White Oak;Thence
North 88 deg. West 232 feet to a;
Black Oak; Thence South 81 deg. r
West 180 feet to a Spanish Oak;'x
Thence North 38 deg. West 431 feet. I
toafofkedmaple; therfcevnorth'6 deg. I
West 190 feet to a White Oak; 3
Thence South 86 deg. West 238 feetli
to a stone in a hollow; Thence North ,j
4 deg. and 40 minutes East 608 feet
to a bunch of Maples; Thence South
83 deg. and 40 minutes East 707
feet to a rock quarry, now a pine;
Thence South 60 deg. and jJO minutes
East 765 feet to a pine; Thence
South 61 deg. East 637 feet to an
iron stake opposite B. P. Scrugg'8
residence; Thence with said highway
to the Beginning. Containing 80
acres more or less, and being Lot No.
1 as shown cn the map files in the
above entitled cause, and being the
lands and premises set apart to the
petitioners in said cause.
T.E. PATSQ!?,
Shtriff of TraEayfrania County,
North CarottM. J7-14-21-28
This the 1st. day of Jaaary 1933.
OAKLAND NEWS
We learned Sunday that Dan Reid
is undergoing a thorough physical
examination and taking treatment
at the U. S. Naval hospital, Ports
mouth, Va. His many friends hope
that he will return soon much im
proved in health.
The many friends of Fred Mc
Neely will learn with regret that he
has been seriously ill and has been
removed to some hospital, the name
of which we failed to learn. He was
taken away Sunday.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
W. W. Reid rc lains quite ill.
Among the guests at Mt, Toxaway
Lodge over the week-end were Mr.
and Mrs. Furman Holden and daugh
ter, Ida Margaret; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Holden and daughters, Gladys
and Annie and sons, Harold Jr.,
Dwight and Fred of Pickens; Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Sheriff and Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Parsons of Easley, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Jemmi and a friend
of their from Asheville, were guests
of Mr and Mrs. E. D. Reid one day
last week.
Mrs. E. A. Reid spent one day last
week calling on friends and talking
in the interest of the Sunday School
ivork.
Rev. and Mrs. S. B. McCall visited
friends at Lake Toxaway last week.
We are glad to welcome Lee Nich
olson and family, who recently moved
from Rosman to our community.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sanders and
Mrs. Walter McKinney of Lake Tox
away. spent Sunday afternoon with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
3. L. Sanders.
W. W. Reid made a business trip
:o Highland Sunday morning.
The many friends here of Mrs. Earl
Lanning will be sorry to "learn that
?he is quite ill at her home in Salem,
3- C.
Mrs. Ida Young of Brevard, Mrs.
E. D. Reid, Rev. S. B. McCall and
Mrs. Leonai'd Thomas of Lake Toxa
way, visited Mrs. W. W. Reid Sun
iav afternoon.
Leo Reid and Arch McCall enjoy
;d a picnic dinner on the mountain
lear Mt. Toxaway lodge Sunday.
Noah Miller of Brevard, visited i
'riends at Sapphire Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Harrison and soil, i
Richard, Jr., returned to Sapphire on;
Sunday, after an extended visit to |
'riends and relatives at Quebec and I
3revard.
Mrs. Ethel Miller Owen returned j
0 her home in Washington, D. C., !
ast week after spending several
nonths visiting friends and relatives
icre.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thomas ol
^ake Toxaway, were Sunday dinner
ruests of the latter' s parents. Rev.
ind Mrs. S. B. McCall.
lis little son, Kile, one day last .
Gus Galloway of Glenville, visited
veek.
S. L. Sanders and I. S. Sanders |
v-ere in Lake Toxaway Monday on
msiness.
Elliott Siier of Reid's Siding, visit
d his brother, Gene Siler, Sunday.
Wesley Reid and Ralph Alexander
if Highland, was calling on friends
lere Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Whitmire of
Juebec, spent Sunday with the las
er's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
j. Sanders.
Rev. S. B. McCall was supper guest
Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs. E.
V. Reid.
C. R. McNeely of Brevard, and
I V. W. McNeely of Lake Toxaway,
vevtf calling in our community last
veek.
Leroy Sanders, who has employ
nent at Lake Toxaway, spent the
veek-end with his parents, Mr. and
Urs. S. L. Sanders.
There are readers of The Brevard
S'ews who will be glad to know that
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sanders are well
ind enjoying the flowers and fruits
>f Duneifin, Fla. j
We are glad to report the Sunday I
School, B. Y. P. U. and church work
it Lake Toxaway Baptist church are
ill doing fine, with a splendid At ?
lendance at each sertiee. Sunday
School and B. Y. P. U. every Sun
day; preaching' 6very second and
fourth Sunday. Gome out, friends,
and join in the good work.
Bandit Kills Himself
Chased into * 'New York depart
ment store by a polieesaan, Richard
Goeltz, 27, shot himself to death on
Saturday in full vjitw df a hundred
shoppers Mid salespeople. Be had
been interrupted in an effort to rob
1 neighboring store.
THE
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THE PRAYER CORNER
(From the Files of Long Ago)
THE CHRISTIAN HOME
Read Ephesians 6:1-9."
This is called the Family Chapter.
The gospel should be all powerful in
the home. Horace Bushnell thought
that the need of the world is the out
populating power of a Godly stock. ?
When Christ becomes Master of the
home, it becomes possible to bless the
world with a Godly stock. Blessed are
(those homes where every member
j loves and obeys Christ.
| The following is a good motto to
: hang in the home:
! "Christ is the Head of this home,
The Unseen Guest at every meal, The
| Silent Listener to every convcrsat
j ion."
j There is 110 other place where Christ
like qualities shine so brightly,
j Obedience, Love, Reverence, Patience,
Forbearance, such as these are the
household virtues. Let us invite
Christ to come into our own homes,
that He may teach us these things,
j The homes should be the place of
Christian Nurture. No other place
! can do the work of home. The father;
is the rightwul head of the home and
he should prepare himself to be the
priest of his own alter. It should be
his care, the mother working with him
i to bring every member of the hous
, hold, servants (if there are any), as
j well as children, under the influence
1 of the chastening and admonition of
the Lord.
The few families now-a-aays have
any real plan of Christian Nurture.
The spiritual training of children is
left to haphazard. The Bible is too
frequently crowded out and the pray
er is not observed. No wonder then
that children slip away into the great
world and forget Christ and the
WITH THE COUNTY'S
COLORED PEOPLE
(BY J. M. HARRIS )
CHURCHES
All the seraices were well attended.
Principal J. M. Harris spoke in the
interest of Rosenwald Way, at Freeh
church and Bethel A Baptist church.
All were invited to attend the pro- ,
gram to be held at the Roscnwold
school 011 Sunday, February 7, at 3 I
o'clock.
SCHOOLS
A special program touching on the :
life and work of Mr. Julius Rosen
wold as related to the work of negro
education in the South will be given
at the Rosenwold school, Sunday,
February 7, at 3 o'clock. All the
colored people of the county have been
invited. Principal J. M. Harris will
preside. Among those who will take
part in the program are Rev. J. W.
Mills, Arthur Hefner, A. B. Ben
jamin. The committeemen from the
Everett and French Broad schools are
also to appear on the program.
Music for the occasion will be furn
ished by the Rosenwold, Everett and
French Broad schools.
QUEBEC NEWS
1 Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Edney visited
the latter's parents, Mir. and Mrs. C.
W. Henderson, Saturday night and
Sunday.
; Rev. J. E. Bert has changed his
preaching date from the 11 o'clock
morning hour every fourth Sunday,
to 7:45 in the evening. He filled hie
{first appointment the past Sunday
night
| Gordon and Ralph Whitmire of Ros
trum, spent Saturday night with their
cousin, Edwin Whitmire.
Messrs Fred Hall and Lyle McCoy
of Lake To*aw#y , were Sunday
guests of the former's aunt, Mrs. C.
W. Henderson and family.
Mrs. Jack Smith and Mra. Homer
McCall were Roeman visitors Wed
nesday.
Misses Ethel and Bertha Golden
spent Satarday night with Miss Nell
Robinson.
Mr. andUIrs. Avery Reid and fam
ily of Brevard, were Quebec visitors
Sunday.
Miss Mildred Henderson was the
Thursday night guest of Miss Mamie
Hinkle at Rosman.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy McCall spent
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Whitmire.
Emmitt Moore of Gloucester, was
the guest of his brother, Gene Moore,
on Friday night and Saturday.
| Carrie Owen is suffering from a
very badly cut arm.
Mrs. C. W. Henderson visited her
sister, Mrs. C. C .Kail of Lake Toxa
way, Friday. ?
Mrs. B. T. Whitmire made a busi
ness trip to Brevard one day last
week.
"Aunt" Polina McCall visited her
son, Mr. M. 0. McCall and family, on
Monday.
Miss Helen and Mr. Broadus Hen
derson visited friends at Cullowhee
last Sunday.
Messrs. Robert and L. C. Sanders
of Oakland, and Dutch Brunei- of
Rosman, were supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Whitmire Friday
night.
Rev. J. E. Bert spent Sunday nigh*
with Mr. W, B. Henderson and fam
ily.
Miss Nell Robinson visited MiM
Mildred Henderson Sunday.
v
35 Hurt m Bit? Crash
Thirty-five school children wew
hurt, two of them badly, at Laural,
Mias., on Friday when the steering
j gear of a school bus buckled and the
I big vehicde -went over an wnbanHment,
i Church. It is estimated that 60 per
! cent of the boys of the Church pass
out and are lost in the careless world.
What of the responsibility of the
| home? The home has 'the first and
best opportunity to leave indelible
I marks on the Kingdom of the heart
of the child. The Christiam home is the
greatest single force for the upbuild
jing of the Kingdon.
In reeding the passage above, Eph.
1 6:1-9 notice the repeated phrases
I "In the Lord", "Into Christ," "to the
;Lord." This is the secret of the
j Christian home, in touch with the
Mastery of Christ.
Jesus evidently conceived our
family relationships as preeminently .
important. And we can understand
why, can we not? When we rememb- |
er that all the terms in which the
Christian religion is expressed are
family terms. Father, Son, Brethern.
Whatever therefore tends to inure the |
purity and beauty of the home tends |
to lower the meaning of the home ?
terms of fatherhood and brotherhood, ;
and that tends to make it impossible
truly to think of God in a high way
as our brethern.
I Had there never been a pure home !
life, Jesus never would have used
; home terms to descri}>e God and his i
fellow men.
| There is a sense then in which !
Christianity depends on the home.
What a fine comment it is on Joseph
and Mary in their Nazareth home,
that Jesus should best describe God.
as Father and call his Disciples His
Family.
PRAYER FOR THE CHRISTIAN !
HOME |
0 Blessed Jesus, Who, for thirty '
years didst dwell in Thy humble home j
|at Nazareth, be with Thy servants in j
i their homes. Keep from them all j
I pride and selfishness, and impurity,
that they may be dwelling places met
for Thy sacred Presence. Grant Thy
servants to Grow in grace and know
ledge and love of Thee. Guide them
throughout their life on earth, com
fort them in all weakness and bring
them at last to Thy House in Heaven..
0 Father, grant Thy Benediction
on the homes of Thy servants that
there they may so truly learn what
the great home terms mean that they
may be able to call Thee their Father,
and all men their brethern in sincer
ity and truth.
Give them grace that they may
lead their children to know and love
Thae. Keep them from fretfulness
and impatience. Help them to make
their home a place of sunshine, be
cause Thou are there. Grant them
Thy Wisdom that they may know; how
to direct the steps of their children.
Let Thine angels be their constant, !
tho' unseen guardians, and bring
them all, reunited families, to Thy
home above, for Jesus Sake, Amer..
C. D. C.
PENROSE NEWS
The beautiful open weather has
been very favorable for our school.
The attendance has held up well.
Children have played outside in the
sunshine nearly every day for a
month. This is good for the larger
ones |who like basket ball because
ours is an outside court.'
The Penrose grade boys team
met the Davidson River boys at Pen
rose last Friday in a very fast bas
ket ball game. Penrose winning by a
score of 14 to 6. The girls did not
play as some of the Davidson River
team were unable to attend. We ex
pect to give a return game Thurs
day of this week.
The school received two cases of
library books this week. The children
will all be glad to get into reading
again.
Mrs. C. F. Woodfin and son Davis
are now in Florida spending the
winter with the other son Noble
Woodfin. They report hot weather in
the sunshine state.
The church at Enon Sunday com
pleted reorganization by putting in
to office eight ushers who should
have been elected at the time of re
organization first of the year. These
were Wilson Middleton, Jack Lyday,
Lester Cox, Herbert Williams, and
Misses Floy Ponder, Leslie McGuire,
Beatrice Greene and Alma Talley
N. A. MILLER GIVEN
! HONORS BY GROUPl
N. A. Miller, leading democrat of
the county and former clerk of the
Superior Court, has been named by
C. L. Shuping as Transylvania mem
ber of the Victory Drive committee
of the nation-wide organization. Mr.
Shuping is chairman of the state
democratic executive committee. The
Victory Drive committee is a nation
al group organized for the purpose
of raising by popular subscription
and donation a million and a half dol
lars for the National democratic
executive committee.
Mr. Miller's selection for this im
portant post is considered quite a
recognition, and his many friends in
the county have been congratulating
him upon the signal honors coming
to him in this appointment.
This changes the time old custom of
having the deacons perform such
duties as taking offerings etc. We
wonder how other churches are get
ting along under the budget plan.
We take our offerings on Sunday
school days just as on church days
through the envelopes at the as
sembly just after classes. No Sunday
school report of offerings is made.
We like the system.
WHEN YOUR
LOVED ONES
NEED MEDICINE
They need the best, prepared by skillful, trained
hands. All the doctors in the world are of no avail if
you do not procure the BEST medicines.
Fair dealing and fair prices have been instrumen
tal in building the trust and the business that the
people of this county have given us.
SEE US FOR YOUR
DRUG STORE NEEDS
Long's Drug Store
?ON THE SQUARE'
Brevard, N. C.
Phone 85
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