W. O. W. DISTRICT NEWS ITEMS
(IK. H. Grogan-, Jr., District Mgr.)
PROGRAM
1 1' extern District JUoy Kolltng A*
xoriation. Woodmen of World an?
Woodmen Circle.
April 27th and 28th
Brevard 27th, Rosman 28th
BANQUET PROGRAM
THE CANTEEN? Main street,
Brevard ? 8 o'clock p. m.
Toastmaster .. W. H. Grogan, Jr.,
Brevard.
Opening Ode . . Everybody
Invocation . . wev. R. L. Alexander,
Tii ard. *
Music . . Fisjer Band, Roeman.
Introductions:
Welcome address . . Mayor Ralph
Ramsey, Brevard.
Response . . Mrs. Effie Rogers,
Manager Woodmen Circle.
Music .... HenderBonville Double
quartet.
Address . . General E. B. Lewis,
National Director and State Manager
W. 0. W.
Song . . Mrs. Carl McCrary. as
sisted by Mrs. Wilkins.
Minute talks .. by others.
Music . . Hendersonville Quartet.
Song . . Brevard Kiwanis club.
Song . . Brevard Business Women's
club.
Address . . Judge Barrington T.
II HI. Head Consul W. 0. W. Wades
boro.
Square dance at Franklin Hotel.
EXECUTORS NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of the
estate of Chalmers D. Chapman (de
ceased). late of Transylvania County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the es
tate of sn'd deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Brevard, North
Carolina, on or before the 7th day of
April, 1933. or this notice will be
. pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement.
This the 6th dav of April. 1932.
DAVID G. WARD. Executor.
April 7. 1,4, 21, 28, MB, 12.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under Chattel Mortgage
State of Nor*h Carolina
WHEREAS on the 24th day of
March 1931 the Brevard Hardware &
Furniture Company, Inc., executed a
chattu mdr-'Kage anu nylc. r? ihe
Bcin::n vtl "iwai-.r & M-nuit'-v.-' : "ij'.ff
Company. Inc., ?')?:> ???rverly disrobed
in mortgage. vhi'-h is recorded
i; i>- -! ;;t page 472 of the records
i*:' c' jtt 1 mortgages in the office of
the n ? ;i: ?? of Deeds in Transyl
vania Count;- at Brevard, and where*
a:. th? said Be'nap Hardware &
Ji.-.ruf.v' i ing Company. Inc.. by
en-l meni has transferred
all its right, title and interest i:i the
??/.or: gag ' and n ? . above referred to,
t > D -^ald T.ce Moore ;
NOW. THEREFORE, under and
by vi tue of the power contained in
; : i mor-gagc, I. as assignee of the
fi' Hardware <?? Manufacturing
(Vmpanv. Inc . of Louisville, Ky.,
will on Monday the 25th day of April
1932 at 12 o'clock M. at the store of
the Brevard Hardware & Furniture
Company at No. Ill West Main
Street in Brevard, N. C., offer for
sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash all of that certain property
now situate in the store of the Bre
vard Hardware & Furniture Com
pany. Inc., as is described in the chat
tel mortgage above referred to. which
is recorded in Book 24 at page 472
of the chattel mortgage records in
and for Transylvania County, N. C.,
and reference is hereby made to said |
book and pape for a complete de
scription of the property to be sold
under this power. Said sale made
to satisfy indebtedness due the on- i
dersigncd assignee and cost of sale i
and anv surplus will be paid to the I
Broward Hardware & Furniture Com
pany, Inc.
This the 30th day of March, 1932.
DONALD LEE MOORE, Assignee.
4tc Mar 31 Apr7,14,21
PROGRAM, ROSMAN 28 th
MORNING SESSION
10 o'clock a. m.
' i Call to Order by Pres. N. B. Rhod
J armor, Canton.
1 Song . . Opening Ode.
; Invocation . . Rev. J. E. Burt, Ros
'man.
I Welcome address .. A. M. White.
? . Mayor of Rosman.
Response Hugh Montieth
1 Sylva.
Music . . Fisher Band and others.
Address . . State Manager, E. B.
Lewis.
Address . . Head Consul B. T. Hili.
Committee Appointments by Presi
dent Rhodarmer.
Adjourn for Dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION
1:30 o'clock p. m.
Cull to Order by Pres. N. B. Rhod
nvmer, Canton.
Reading Camp and Grove reports
v Secretary and talks by one mem
ber from each Camp and Grove.
Address . . W. H. Grogan, Jr., Dis
tn'"t Manager.
Committee Reports.
Election of Officers.
Miscellaneous.
I
The beautiful Franklin Hotel, Main
j street, Brevard, N. C., has made us
'a special rate for delegates attending
j District Convention. Rooms with bath,
! two persons to room, 75 cents each.
I Rooms without bath, two persons to
jrocm, 50 cents each. (No meals served
j at Franklin Hotel ?or this occasion.)
The square dance will be held at
; 'his hotel following banquet.
See Jerry Jerome for banquet
j tickets. . v. ? 5'
Camp Review This- Week
Red Mountain Camp No. 681 was
Chartered April 14, 191 G. Fortv-two
members are enrolled in the camp
with ?41,500.00 Insurance. One mem
ber has been lost by death and $1,000
has been paid to his benoficiary. Six
new members have been added this
year. This camp built and owns their
o\v>i hall.
J. O. Ledbetter, Consul Commander,
Ralph Jackson, secretary.
Sylva Meeting
Diar Sovereign Grogan,
You should have been with Us last
Mi-ndny night a' the W. O. W. meet
ing in Sylva. It was the close of our
SO day attendance campaign and we
hud speakers and eats galore. There
were about 75 present and 1 have
never attended a better meeting.
?V. (I Reed, principal of Sylva
High school and J. G. Murry, pastor
of Sylva Baptist church were the
principal speakers and they told '.is
plenty that we did not know about
the good that the W. 0. W. is doing
in Sylva.
I believe that now wo are en the
road to a larger increase in member
ship and more interest than has ever
b-- ;? manifested by the members.
Within the last two months we have
taken in thirteen new members and
there are several others on the wait
ing list.
May I congratulate you on the
idea of sending the Brevard News to
the clerks of the local camps. It is a
good idea and we want you to keep
the good work up.
, Come to see us when you can and \
when you are not here just stand on
the sideling and watch us grow. We
propose to make Sylva Camp No. 500
the banner camp in Western North
Carolina. \
Fraternally yours,
HUGH MONTIETH
I
KEEPING A-HEAD
Old Hen: "Let me give you a piece]
of good advice."
Young Hen: "What is it?"
Old Hen: "An egg a day keeps the;
axe away."
AND HE NEVER KNEW
Five Feet: "Might I have this
dance?"
Six Feet: "Yes, you mite," ?
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COLDS AND SORE THROAT
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BEWARE OF
IMITATIONS
* THE PRAYER CORNER
^ '
(From, the files of long ago)
OUR VICT OHIO US KING
There is a very beautiful old
Easter Hymn, which, if one takes the
first two lines of each verse makes
? a wonderful thought for us at this
season.
, "At the Lamb's High Feast we
sing
Praise to our Victorious King."
I We forget that it is God's high
feast; so many times, altogether, we
forget that God is victorious; that
we are not on the side of failure,
weakness aijd sin, but on the side of
victory; no failure but perfect
strength and sin washed away. Those
of us who are Christians ? and come
this Easter day to the Sacrament of
His Body and Blood would do well
to think especially of this ? that it is
the Lamb's High Feast at which we
appear.
"Where the Pascal Blood is poured,'
i Death's dark angel sheaths his
his sword."
God is victorious even over death. 1
There is no death to those who believe .
in our Lord Jesus Christ. Our loved |
ones are not dead. Behold they live ! ?
The spirit goes to God who gave it.
God is victorious. God is full of life, j
; There is no darkness nor shadows of ,
turning; there is no night there, so |
there is nothing to fear. "Perfect love i
castet'n out fear." Have love for God. !
If wo come to the Larr.b's High '
Feast with love in oar hearts, we 1
overcome death, we rise tc a new life.
Christ came that we might have !
life and have it more abundantly now, j
in the world to come, life is eve rip. st- j
ing.
Lake Toxaway News
Rev. S. B. McCall and W. W. Mr- j
Neely made a business t . ip to Namur .
last Friday. i
Mrs. C'. W. Henderson of Quebec j
spent Thursday of last week with her}
sister, Mrs. C. C. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hinkle of j
Namur was in Toxaway !a?t Satur- .
day visiting relatives.
Mrs. Posy Owen was real sick last !
week with flu.
Miss Mae Johnson was the guest oi i
her cousin, Miss Elsie Miller, lai ' !
Wednesday.
Mrs. H. G. Rogers and little ?;>r>. j
John, went to Gastonia. N. 0., las! |
Sunday for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. McNccly of Bre
vard was in Toxaway last Saturday.
R. F. Williams spent last Saturday
in Brevard.
J. L. Sanders is attending court in |
Brevard this week. I
Nolan McCoy is visiting his sister, j
Mrs. Arrowood Lee and Mr. Lee.
Miss Louise Williams returned
home last week from Dillsboro. N. C (
where she had been visiting Miss Mil- !
dred Williams.
Mrs. Waite P.eid and son T. \V. or
Sapphire was visitors here iast Sat- 1
urday.
Mrs. Mary Burgess and daughter.
Miss Elberta, of Oakland were Toxa
way visitors last week.
Mrs. Ernest Pangle and 1 i 1 1 1? )
daughter of Rosman are visiting her '
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Arrowood
went to Hendersonville last Sunday
afternoon.
Doyle McCall of Oakland sp?nl the
week-end with his sister, Mrs. Her
bert Hall.
Mrs. Granville Fisher was a Bre
vard visitor last week.
WITH THE COUNTY'S
COLORED FEOPL
( By ./. M. Harris)
CHURCHES
Th? churches held regular services
The Sunday school rally at Bethel
Baptist church proved a great suc
cess. They are now having the
largest Sunday school in the history
of the Church.
Rev. R. B. Clayton from Greer, S.
C. preached at R"thel (A) Bjptist
church last Sunday.
SCHOOLS
Tuesday was Seventh grade State
Examination day. The schools are
planning for closing exercises next
week.
Professor O. R. Pope of Rocky
Mt.. N. C , has been elected head of
the Negro State Teachers Association.
Their nert meeting will be held in
Raleigh. 1$. C.
Rev. Nelson, D. D., is the new
President of Shaw University, Ral
eigh, N. C. He is the first colored man
to serve as president of Shaw. It has
a larg? attendance this year. Thi3 is
one of the best colleges for negroes
in the South.
Be Yourself
Instead of trying to get away from
the race in color and actions ? the
American negro should be himself,
live among his own people and de
velope his own arts, sing his own
songs, read his own books. Remember
ing every man "or race must fight out
his own battles on his own grounds.
Principal J. M. Harris will speak
at the Everett school next Monday
night April 18.
Mrs. J. II. Johnstone is teacher at
that school.
THE RIGHT WAY Tifl TRAVS3,
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fortable. Most reliable 2csts less
wrwe of Ticket Agents regarding
jit*-*-* redaccd fares for short *r?r>s
r,AILT.VAV riTT".?'
Those are wonderful things tn know |
and wo can know them if we will. God ?
hns won the victory, it is for us to j
claim the victory and make it our,
(,wn. So come to the feast, the Lamb's
j High Feast with no misgivings for
I "At the Lamb's High Feast we sing J
. Praise to our Victorious King,"
A PRAYER FOR OUR
! ? VICTORIOUS KING
1 0 risen Christ, who hast gained the
eternal victory of life over death, and
in whom all men are victorious, we
bless Thee for Thy goodness, even as
we adore Thee for Thy glory.
Give us Thy victory over fear and
bitterness. Grant us Thy victory
over sorrow, that in it our poor sor
rows may be hidden, and we be com
forted. Make us to rise with Thee,
and from the other world may we ,
hear united with Thy voice, the voices
of those who have risen to life ?
through Thee, and who can be no i
more. So do Thou be our Easter Com- :
fort and our Easter Joy, dear Jesus,
our Victorious King, Amen.
OAKLAND NEWS ITEMS
Mrs. Lee Norton spent last week
in Brevard and returned to Brevaci|
Sunday afternoon after spending the ?
weekend at her home.
Mrs. Fred McNeely is very ill at |
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mc
Neely at Brevard.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Whitmire spent
Sunday with the latter's grandparents
Mr. and Mrs, S. L. Sanders.
Mr. Lensy Sanders returned home
Sunday after spending the week-end j
in South Carolina.
Miss Myrtle McCall and Miss Evon '
Sanders were the supper guests Sun
day night of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. /
McCall. I
Mr. Norman Posey is visiting his
uncle, Mr. W. F. McCall.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. McCall were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Sanders Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemon. Sanders and '
daughter, Mrs. Walter McKinney, ,
called on the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. L. Sanders.
Mrs. Mary Burgess and Kile Gal
loway called on Mrs. I. S. Sanders j
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. St&urra wi-n.
to South Carolina and lahtrs
mother returned home v.ith tlicm to
stay a few weeks.
Mrs. Wade Nicholscti and Mr K.
A. Eeid are very sick with (I-.
Walter McNeely and 1. :
were in Boheynee on business.
Cecil Whitmire and L. ('.
visited Ray Sanders Sunday.
Mrs. I. S. Sanders called on Mrs.
Frank Fisher and Mrs. R. K. Altx
ander Thursday afternoon.
The many friends of Mrs. I.. M.
Lyda of Lindale, Ga., are sorry to
know of her illness.
Mr. and Mrs. S. I.. Sanders h.ivo
recovered ffrom the flu of which we
are very glad.
Mrs. Lillie Alexander is spendii:^
a few days with her niece, Mrs. Wood
fin Miller, of Sapphire.
Mrs. Lee Nicholson and baby have
been real sick.
Mrs. C. F. Norton and Mrs. N. F.
McCall have several boarders who
are working for Hobbs Pcabody Co.
Want Ads Are Good Sclline Atrent'.
Conversation
With a
Hard-Boiled
Business
Man
fHH following is an actual conversation that took
place when a hard-boiled business man met a S. P.
U. salesman:
H. B. Bu siness Man: "You probably don't know it,
but 1 am indebted to you for one of the greatest
favors I ever received at the hands of anyone."
Salesman: "I think I might guess anyhow, but
v>hat was it?"'
H. B. Business Man: "It was when you sold me a
Kelvinator. I thought it was just simply 'selling
talk' when you told me that in addition to its con
veniences, its value from the standpoint of health,
and its other advantages, it would pay for itself
through the better saving of food, through low
cost of providing refrigeration, and in other
ways. I am now convinced that your statement
was noi only true but that you were exceedingly
conservative. I wouldn't take for my Kelvinator
twice the price I paid you if I couldn't get
another, and 1 wan* you to know that I appre
ciate the service yov rendered me."
\TOT only is (he above an actual conversation
which took place between one of aur salesmen
and a customer but it is typical of literally hundreds
of similar conversations. which have taken place
between other customers and members of our or
ganization in every city and town in which we
operate.
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