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8 Society News and Chb Activities ^ ? ? === DALCrHTERS OF AMERICAN ttb \ OLUTION IN REGULAK ' MEETING Mrs. H. V. Smedberg entertained 9 members .of: the Daughters of the American Revolution and one pros pective member, Mrs. R. L. Alexander At her home Monday afternoon. Miss Annie Gash reported that 8. nwdals had been given to school stu dents showing proficiency in that a abject. Brevard, Reba Nichpluon; Pin rose; Dorothy Talley'; Little Riv ?r, MaWin McGaha and Balsom Gi'i-ve, Charles McCall. The fallowing officers were elected to serve during the new cltJb year: Mrs. :F. S. Silversteen; Vice Regent, Mrs-. Ralph Ramsey.; Secxetary, Mr a. J. M. Allison; Registrar. ? Mrs. Ed Patroi;; ' Historian, Mrs. Ralph Os ?ofnc and Chaplain, Mrs. I^ara MtD ef. : ' ? -? Sirs. Silverstecn, who attended the National D. A. R. meeting in Waah ingfoif, D. C., gave an interesting ac? ?ount ot' the weeks session. TJk> next meeting will be heUl thd iirst Monday in June instead of the aeeojid as has been the custom end flb members of the chib are urged So comember the change in date. HEM HERS OF YOUNGER SET fS'JOY SWIMMING PARTY - i! s:-es Peggy West, Catherine Hen ?fe/v? n, Margarett Bamette, Willie Kutij Waters, and -Willianna Peters. Wesarx. Rex Skidmore, Boyce Robbins, 3 TszlI Hals, Lorenzo Del Gato, Jack. Ertrado, Edmund Orr and Barnard Sdbaehner enjoyed a delightful swim at French Broad Camp Monday. A fittfe bcoklftt thai may Save you from Auto Accident iiW. IT* mUresb'nj ?Ule?ft*si5W iijbli from an ssrtiMiv* iMt/ aS* das? of accidents that cost 3-4,400 fags In* year ? nearly a million in no charge for facte tie*- Kt forth iWMngty ? some in ^EtuKl clearer than words, tome ? charts which can b? grasped at a gtmcfct Whether you drive or walk, 4ke booklet will provide valuable infor .-witoa# A limited supply ha* just been ?cceiv?d horn The Travelers Insurance Company, HartfordfConnecticui^Call, phone or write for a copy of "Tremen dous Trifles." if the demand exceeds eh?- supply, we will order additional topics and send you yours with as iittlc iclay as possible. H. R. WALKER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Phone 67 Brevard, N. C. For INSURANCE SERVICE CALL Mary Jane McCrary MISS AIM A TttOWBKiViit: SPEAKS ON "CITIZENSHIP | I Miss Alma Trowbridge spoke to -th? Woman'* Missionary Society Thurs lay on "Citizenship" ^hen that or ganization ' met at the Methodist ,adies Parlor ior regular meeting. ' Mrs. Claude West lad the devotion ll exercises and Mrs. O." H. Orr pre iented the ' society bulletin of world . missionary news. , Miss Florence Kern gave an inter esting resume of the annual ?mission ary conference held at Charlotte which she attended. % . A committee was appointed to pre law; a program for the next meet 'ng of the society which will be in '-he form of an open meeting, ail of ~he' ladies 'Of the Methodist church be ng invited. The committee included . Mrs. QJiver Orr, chairmarf with M*:a. "yordis King, Mrs. A. H. Houston, ind Miss Florence Kern. GIRL SCOUTS ENJOY OVER SIGHT HIKE TO LAUREL PORK Ctirl Scouts of Troop No. 1 of Sre a hi chaperoned by Misses Ethel Mc J.irin, Lillian Jenkins, Mary Jenkins jod Alberta Jenkins enjoyed avi over light Mki to Laurel Fork last Friday ind Saturday. ' ;<"? Girls. who attended, the,, hike were: . Vlisses Frances Jenkins, Bertha Jean Hampton, Elizabeth McCoy, Charlott# Vatton, Betty McLeod, Ruth Fulton, <Raahe,l. Orr, Mary Sue Jennings, ;.<.1raco Duckworth and Nell Duck worth, "IRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN FOR LITTLE NEPHEW Miss: Beulah Justus - was hostess Wednesday afternoon at her home at *31"ttHty#e at a beautiful birthday parity in honor of he? little nephew, Edwin "Jo Fletcher, who was ane year ? >ld. Dogwood and ferns were effec tively arranged in the rooms and en joyable games were hold on the lawn. The dining table was lovely being centered with the little white cake and the one pink candle. The flavors were mints and fruits. Many of his little friends were present and enjoyed the afternoon. SARAH TAYLOR CIRCLE MEETS W.'TH MRS. OLIVER ORR Tlit.' Sarah Taylor Circle of the Breyard Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. Oliver Orr in Forest Hills Monday evening for their regu lar monthly meeting. Miss Nell Miller, president of the organization presided over the session v.-hilo Miss Christine Saltz was pro gram leader for the evening. The meeting was opened with a song "In ?.he Garden" sung by the entire group. Miss Winifred Nicholson gave an interesting talk on the "Advantages suid disadvantages of the Motion Pic ture Industry." Miss Nicholson gave illustrations of some of the most pop ular pictures and why they are pop ular! The next meeting of the cir,cle will be held at the Methodist Parsonage with Miss Peggy West. GEORGE LANE OPENS SUMMER DANCE SEASON George L. Lane, who is now in charge of the Waltermire Grill gave the opening dance of the summet^sea ?on Monday night, when a large num ber of young people of Brevard gath ered at his dance room. This was the first of a series of ('ances to be given at The Waltermire Grill every Tuesday and Thursday nights. Small admission will be charg ed the gentlemen in attendance while Sj] DANCE YOUTH DANCE to the delightful music I THE WALTERMIRE GRILL Dining room and cafe under new management. We i are better equipped than ever to serve you. Dancing and Dining , When you are in the mood for dancing, you are al | .ways welcome to visit the Grill and dance to your heart's content. Dancing every Tuesday and Thursday . night from nine 'til. Gentlemen Fifty cents. Ladies free. Special 30c lunch and other delicious excellently pre pared foods. Our culinary service is of the best. Bring your girl in for a waltz and a sandwich The Waltermire Grill G. L. Lane and Koger Curtis, Proprietors ^ W I ? m: W. O. tv. DISTRICT NEWS ITEMS T ...g. ? Honor Roll Last Week No SSI Canton 10 applications. No. 213' ifthdersoa ville,' 1 2 applications. ; Canton1 says it this week with sixteen. The Canton boys say that Hcnderson villd remarked at Rosman Conven tion' that Camp' "No. 213 would get more applications by October conven tion that any' other camp in District. WiB they? AdJted Rhodarmer at meet ing- Friday, roght, Not aaid roveral choppers. So now it seems the race is on between -Canton and Henderson ville for high 'honors during next six months.' 'They now Btan<f* Henderson - ville o3. Canton 29. Then there is Forest City with 20 too. I will be at Forest City this week to find out what they have to say in connexion with above race for the high hor.c-r camp. ' ? ? - " t> Roii. for April Hendersonvilto It, Forest City 7, Murphy 4, Hay*?viUc 3, Brevard 2, Marioft 2, '-HifalWcy %' and Sylv* 2. Annual Memorial Services, Jvm ?-6JA Sovereigns: We must not forgrt to arrange lor giving tokens of loving remembrance to our deceased sover eigns on June 6th. A good plan is to attend ehurvh in body Sunday morning and clean up and place fiowers on graves in the afternoon. 'You can get the pastor of one of :your ????chnKhes to preach a specia?-<a,smtJ>f4aJ wrmoa if you- ar range Twith in -tire*. ? Its the duty of every Woodman to .attend the- Memorial- Service, because we irteefrto-nffcorate the graves of our deceased sovereigns, thU3 to honor their mbmory and express our rev erence for them To strengthen the fraternal bond among ourselves by the ladies will be admitted free. Mr. Lane extends an invitation to -all', the jpniBg people of the communi ty and vtsititfg persons to attend th? dances. GIRt SCbVTS DISCUSS PLANS FOR PROTECTION OF TREES Ah't) Ft,CV/E'R!NG SHRUBS Girl Scouts of Troop No. 1 met at the U. D. C. Library Wednesday afternoon May 4 and discussed care fully.. plans to be undertaken by the troop for the protection of flowers, trees and other planfcfl. Miss Ethe! McMdnn, lieutenant of Troop No. II was in charge of the meeting. Gififc Scouts present were: Jane Y.ongue, Helen Galloway, Janie Wil son, Mary Alice Feaster, Emmy Feastcr, Pearl Mull, Arbutus Aiken, Mary. Osborne, Mary Carolyn Mc intosh, Havlston Mcintosh, Rachel Hamlin, Juanita Freeman. BOX SUPPER AT TOXAWAY . .There will be a box supper at the Lake Toxaway school house Satur day night May 14th at 8 o'clock, pro ceeds to go for the benefit of the .Quebec-Lake Toxaway baseball team, according to Walter W. McNeel.v who is boosting the work there. Rveryone is urged to attend this box supper and support the baseball team, it being the fourth to join the recently organized Sylvan Valley League. I | Blantyre Breezes I We are glad to sec our Sunday school increasing rapidly. Last Sun day the enrollment was seventy-three. Everybody come and join us, in the good work. Miss Fred Maxwell who has been spending some time with her sister, i Mrs. Harvey English, of Boylston, i has returned to her home here, j Mrs. J. T. Justus and Mrs. Ciar le'nce Justus and children, Bruce and j Jack, visited Mrs. John Reed Satur I day evening. i Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Duncan and ' little daughter, Ceiiste, visited Mr. and. Mrs. Meritt Duncan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Drake find ?family have moved from Rugby into i our community. We are glad to have | them with us, and extend to them a j cordial invitation to attend our Sun i day school and B. Y. P. U. j Mr. R. V. Duncan has returned to i his home here after spending the i week with his son, -Virgil Duncan, ; near Brevard. Mr. D. R. Justus called on B. A. | Twichell last Saturday. I Mrs. W. X.. Duncan visited Mrs. John Reed Friday. Mrs. Hub Moore, who has been seriously ill, is much improved, Mrs. Cornelius Rickihan is slightly ill at the present writing. Our B. Y. P. U. is going along fine now. We had a number of visitors last Sunday night who were very welocme indeed. We extend thern a cordial invitation to attend again. Rqv. Lewis Simpson, W. L. Frady and Raymond Reed went to Pisgah Forest one day last week and racked some lumber, which is to bo used or. ??ur church building. Little Miss Jewell Reed was a cal ler at the home of little Messrs. Bruce and Jack Justus Sunday afternoon. The contest, which has been run ning for some time in our B. Y. P. U? is ftearipg its close and we are in great excitement as to which group ?vcuUing to memory the experiences to us all; to encopragrc a hi&Pf genuroua charity .for Our sov ereigns: to show the necessity o? car ing for the widows and orpins re quiring our assistance; by the prompt payment of installments, and -to em phasize in the hearts and minds of all who may unite with us the privilege and duty . of affording security ;_for our loved ones when we have pa,&ed from our earthly life, and our. hands, stilled by death, can never raoro, pro vide for them. . How much Inaurance' should I car ry? Is a question often asked, reie. In the near future I shall take. up this question and try to determine >.ho<+e interested m the amount, of In surance that .should be esrried % thel (nan or woman in the different pro-' fessions and walks of life. i " ' ' ' ' ' i Dons It Pay to Let Insurance Lapse ' Here Sr. Brevard several Woodmen dropped their Insurance, then di*d leaving physicians, drug, hospital and undertakers bills to be paid by others or perhaps never bo paid. Sovereigns! Kan? on to that pro tection so. when you pass on, no one will be able to say you could have, but did not <do your duty. Camp Review this Weak ? Glenwood Camp No. 272, dlenwood, Ji. C. wag. chartorod May 6th iW8. This canjp now h*s 27 msmt>?r* wftfc $27,000 Insurance in force. Three members have died and their benefic eries received $3,000 from Sovereign Camp. This camp otms their owsi lodge building. J. H. Morris is Consul Commander and A. P. Poiuit, Finan cial Secretary. will win. The contest consists of get ting new members, the way in which \we give our parts, Drily Bihle read ing, being absent, and- several other points which are just as important as these. The able judges which were appointed are uninterested iu either group. Kev. Mingus Hamilton preached an excellent sermon Sunday nighc after B. Y. P. U. We are sorry to report that How ard Wright is on the sick list now, Raymond Reed called on D. B Just". a one day lest week,. Turley Justus called on his brother J. T. Justus, recently. Mrs. Sid Barnett and Miss Francis King passed through this section Saturday. We are sorry to report that B. A. Twichell has been considerably ill for some time. Miss Belle Reed, who is employed in Asheville spent the week-end at her home here. The people of this community, and others, are working hard and making earnest efforts to finish our church building. Some donated logs for which we thank they very much, other? hauled them to the saw mill, where they were sawed into lumber for the building, one man giving the use of half an acre of land, and seed and work was donated also. The young men's Sunday schoo class bought tho fertilizer and this land was planted in potatoes. Tht proceeds of which wiil be used tc nelt) finish the church. The women are also giving eggs butter, and chickens, or anything which can be used to advantage. Come folks, and may the Lord bt a hit- to say of us, "They done what they could." Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Powell of West Asheville were the week-end guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I J. E. Powell. I Miss Fred Maxwell visited Mrs. j Pearl Rickman Monday evening. Miss Irene Davis visited Miss Fred Maxwell Sunday evening. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owenby were j visitors in the Enon section Sunday. Mrs. Charlie Nesbitt was the din : ner guest of her daughter, Mrs. j Lyday Baynard Sunday. Claude Rickman who is employed 1 in Ashevilie spent the week-end with j his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rickman. ! WALTERMIRE GRILL | OPENS FOR SEASON George L. Lane and Roger Curtis of Morganton, N. C., announce in this ?week's issue of the Brevard News that they have reopened the Walter mire Grill and according to the ad vertisement they welcome the patro nage of Brevard's citizens and visit ors, especially the young people. The young men have had over six years experience in cafe work and are fully qualified to offer their ser vices to this community. A radio has been installed in the Grill for the benefit of young people who wish to dance and according to Mr. Lane it is his desire to have an orchestra at his place twice a week during the summer months for danc ing. Further arrangements will be announced later. SEE "COOL KNIGHTS" May 19 and 20. SANDWICHES You Will Find Them All Dressed Up ?AT? George's Lunch Room Below Plummers, George Simpson, Prop- | Mrs. Pallace Franks of Bryson City la visiting her daughter J Mrs. Car! Case ft?r several days. 1 Miss Bath W^j*rs, Misc Rebft Kit chen, Mia* FJonj Wike Joe Scha-I chiyer mote red1 to Chapol TIl'l last" j week-end to attend tto dences.. . J j Mias Eobeoca Summey spent the week-end in Apex with Mlsa Sditii Gillespie. . < 1 4 j ' 'Mrs. J. A: Schaehoer and daugh ter, Barbara have returned , home after a weeks visit with Mrs. Schach-1 ner in Gaatonia Missea Mary 0. Wilkm3, Rosa1 ? Schachner, Roberta Bryunt, Eva; ! Whit mi re and Messrs. Rrwost McFalJ,' Francis Plummet, and Plato Allison motored to. AheviUe Sunday night, I Mi*se? Annie Yojigue and Nancy. Macfie are expected to leave for New York Friday for a two week*, visit. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Thompson and wife, Miss Vera Calhoun and Gwiu Franks, of . Bryaon City snd, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ward of Cincinnati, Ohio, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. i Carl Case. Edmund Orr and'Barnard Schach : ncr are expected to leave Friday for i New York Ciiy on the Southern | .Special Excursion trip. , Miss Mfte Cunningham and Charles : Cunningham attended the funeral of ?their grandfather, the Se?. Jeha. S.; \ Smiley at Bryson city last "Wednes ! day. L. C. Orr and Edgar Orr left , Wednesday morning for New . York i City where they will visit for several j days. I James Lutnley of Mars Hill College j spent the wee-end with his aunt, Mrs, ' Oliver Orr. Misses Nina Burrell and Ruth Cun ' ningharn were the week-end guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Cannon in. Pickens, S. C. Misses Ruby and Mildred Whitmire spent the week-end in Pickens, S. C. i Charles Morgan, of Mars Hill Col 1 lege, spent the week-end with ?is parents. Paul Schachner of Weaver College, | spent the week-end with Jiia parents;, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schachner. ' Miss Elisabeth Ramseur and Gladys English have returned; to Brevard for the summer tnontfc} at .the close of their school in Aogier.s : , , ...... whete tMy taught- during1 . the past term. " ' v Fratik Clement "was visiting in Greenville, S. C . Sunday. ... Mr. . and' Mrs. Carl Frady visited tifl- foEjcer'a parents, 'Mfc. atd Mr? flr&djr. at Pisgah Forest, Sun **?? . , - , .Edward, C5aytop( SOB Of Mr,., wc Mrs, J. E. Ciarton, spent the "Week end in Rsndorsoitviik: as the guest of jljK ' Jwaen 'B.' Barrett. Wilson Lydav of Mars HiU 'College spent the week-end at E^ion with his parents. '*?- . c<>, Mr. Walter Buckley of* Greensboro, &.~C., arrived in Brevard Saturday to begin work on the hoide talent play entitled "Cool Knight*" under. the auspices of the Business arid Profes sional Womfcji's club, which he is- to coach. Mr. and Mrs. N; L. PomJep and family o? Penrose sjfent tEfe week-end in. tlot Springs and .White Rock where they .yi?)ted friand3 ar.d relatives as weil as attending a homecoming day. aisaiyiliie McNeely has returned to Brevard after spending three weeks m -Savannah, Ga., with her sister, Mrs. Guy Neely. . Miss O^al Fufibrsght , is spending the .week in A.sheville. Chief Freeman, Sheriff Patton and . Dfputv Sheriff Tom Wood tfwre busi ness ViSiJors iri; Syiva TftM&y. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Neely and daughter,' Sarah May, of Savannah, the weekend in Brevard. . 't; Robert E. Lee Robert EI. Lee, known throughout tha country 68 Bob Lee of Little Riv er, .was buried Thursday afternoon at 23fO o'clock at the Little River ceme tery. ( t Funhral services for the 54 year old man were conducted by Rev. Wal ter Holtzcl-uw at the Little River church. Mr. Lee is survived by three children. Pallbearers were: Harley .Merrili, Lewis Barton, S. M. Barton, Bob Pea huff, Martin Shipman and . Noah Bradley. ??: SmSCOOL KNIGHTS" May 19 &ad 20. In our preferred mod .. ified Life policy. First five years rate is but one half subse quent rate. A vast number of men I meet will readily admit that in the past three years their estates have depreciated any where from 2o to 75 per cent. The only possible way to bring it back to par is through life insur ance, and our above list ed p o 1 i c y "preferred modified premium Life , policy," will be easier on your pocket book during the next five years than any other permanent plan of insurance you can secure. Contains cash, loan and paid up values. 0 $10,000 Estate Annual Monthly Age 20 $ 75.60 $ G.70 Age 25 85.30 7.60 Age 30 97.90 8.70 Age 35 114.4.0 10.20 Age 40 136.70 12.10 Age 45 167.40 14.80 Age 50 215.80 19.10 Age 55 285.50 25.30 Age 60 397.30 35.10 O ILLUSTRATION AT AGE 35: Deducting the cash value at the end of five years the annual net cost would be less than 1 . The exact fig ure is .924^, or $9.24 annually per thousand or $92.40 for $10,000. "A Sure Way to Security" Security Life and Trust Co. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. A. E. HAMPTON Special Agent Brevard; N. C. A Post card will bring me or one of our representa tives to see you.
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