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A fcttU booklet that n?y
Save You from ?
Auto Accident
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facts tire set ^#rth strikingly ? some m
pictures clearer then words, some
in eSwrts which cen b* <jr?*p<jd el a
giance # Whether you drive or walk,
the booklet will provide valuable infer
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phone or write for a copy of "Tremen
dous TriRes." If the demand exceeds
the supply, we will order additional
copies and send you yours with as little
delay as possible.
H. R. WALKER
INSURANCE AGENCY, INC
Phone 67 Brevard, N. C.
For
INSURANCE SERVICE
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Skylaod Stages Division
Coast To Coast
Border To Border
Comfort - Safety - Economy
A Few of Our Rates From
Henderoonville, N. C.
to
Jacksonville, F'a S 9.50
Miami. Fla 19.50
Savannah, Ga C.75
Memphis, Tenn 14.00
Nashville, Tenn S.50
Cincinnati. Ohio 11.20
Chicago, II! 17.95
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Phone 578
SOARS OF HEALTH
PASSES ON RESORTS
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With the coming egaia of war?
5 weather, many people begin to think
j ;>f deferable place* to sjwlid a plee*
, ant vacation, even as Andy Gump
: <?oea yearly to Shady Rest. This ac
; ~ounts for the .ar.a^ualJy . largo num
i x>r of commcnicatlona received at the
State Board of Health, both from in
1 md oat cf the State, asking for a
is; of approved North Carolina sum-,
?aer caiVis and in many eases the re
lative sapitary rating of each.
According to Dr. W arren H. Booker
>f the State Board of Health the
. North Carolina ramps are not excell
ed hy those of any stats in the Union.
At the sjjme time Mr. Booker poiuts
: -jt that only about half the summer
. -amps in the State are "approved."
n North Carolina there is no sani
ary rating given summer camps as
is the case in hotels and cafes. A
amp is simply approved or disap
>rovcd. Before it is placed on the ap
irov^d list a camp must bo visited by
representative of the State Board
. >'f Health and all the sanitary condi
ions found to meet certain minimum
requirements. Special attention is
>aid to water supplies and sewage
disposal, and every precaution is tak
n to safe guard the health of those
vho \isii these camps.
In the interest of public health the
?tat<; Board of Health will be glad
o mail a list of approved camps in
North Carolina to anyone upon re
uest and a-J vises everyone contem
plating a vacation in any of the
North Carolina camps to be sure it
'?> on the approved list before plan
itng to spend a vacation there.
notice; of sale of
REAL ESTATE
North Carolina,
County of Transylvania
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in that cer
tain deed of trust executed by Mrs.
Syble C. Anderson and husband, M.
'i. Anderson; J. A. Anderson and wife
Nina Lorena Anderson, to The
ftaleigh Savings Bank and Trust
Company, trustee (the undersigned
trustee having succeeded to the rights
?^nd title of the named trustee, under
Chapter 207, Public Laws of 1931),
?vhich said deed of trust Is dated
July 1, 1925, and recorded in Book
il, Page 106, of the Transylvania
County Registry, default having been
made in the payment of the indebted
ness thereby secured and in the con
ditions therein secured, tho under
lined trustee, will on Thursday,
June 16, 1932, at or about twelve
Vclock noon, at the courthouse door
??>.t Brevard, N. C., offer for sale and
-ell to the highest bidder for cash the
following described property:
All that certain piece, parcel or
'??act of land containing Seventy-one
(71) acres, more or less, situate, ly
r.g. and being on the Brevard-Blan
tyro public road, about seven '7)
ailes almost Northeast from 'he
rown of Brevard, in Bovd's Township,
Transylvania County, State of North
Carolina, fi living such shapes, motes,
? oi'.rsb? and distances as will move
"ully appear by reference to a plot
made by A. L. Hardin, C. tt.,
n the 18th day of July, 1925, and
attached to the abstract of title now
?v file with the Atlantic Joint S; ?- !.
'..and Bank of Raleigh, North
'ina, the same being bounded on tho
North 6y the lands of the \Yoodfin
':ei.'s : op. the East by the French
Broad River; ,on the West by the
hinds of J. T. Justus and Ada Reed,
and being the identical tract of land
conveyed by deed from S. A. Sims,
widow, to Mrs. Syble C. Anderson
and J. A. Anderson, of date, Septem
ber S". 1921. said deed being du'.v r.
"orded in Deed Rook No. 1>. at Pag"
221. in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Transylvania County, State
?r North Carolina, to which n-i'or
,-ntv is. made for a more comple'.'.' des- '
??rint'or of the same.
V'XCrPT from t.he n'.i .ve descib- i
? ?' i
i
beware of imitations
jok fur the name Bayer and the
word genuine on Ihc package as
pictured below- when you buy
Aspirin. Then you will know that
you are g:"Uing the genuine Bayer
product tffusands of physicians
prescribe.
fJayef Aspirin is SAFE, as mil
lions of users have proved. It does
:.ot depress tlio heart, and no liar in
fill after-effects follow its use.
Bayer Aspirin is the universal
antidote for pains of all kinds.
I loadachcs
Colds
Sore Throat
Rheumatism
Neuritis
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Toothache
Genuine Bayer Aspirin
is sold at all druggists in
boxes of 12and in bottles
of 24 and 100.
Aspirin is the trade
mark of Bayer manu
facture of monoacetic
acklestex of salicyticacid.
HE PRAYER CORNER
The True Follow* rt of Jenu Chnst
What does Christianity claim to
Oay for the individual? , ,
1 "A truo follower of ^hn9t, wi?
say" that Christ h&3 made an entire
change in his life. He is con*|oua_ eg
a great difference between his past
;,Qd his preSont. Old things have gone,
new things -have come. He ?a eonswo^
of a burden remover, of * .v^"
cleared ; he knows something of wha.
is meant by the Bible phrase? tho ,o>
of salvation? Those who have not ex- 1
wricnced this change may deny its
reality, but not with any pretense to ;
reason or fairness. We must take the
testimony of reasonable upright and
competent men when they tell us that
Christ, has ?r-ade a difference to
theiu," 1
2 "Further? the true Follower ot
Christ tell us that Christ has given *
new direction to his life: Not only is
the part different, the present alsj
is changed. He is conscious of new
life, new powers, new principles, new
;wPimtions, new hopes. He can say
with literal truth, 'Once I was blind,
now I see,' and behold, all things have
befome new."
3 "Yet. again the True Followers;
of Jesus Christ tell us that Christ has)
provided a perfect satisfaction for
his life. His mind is now at rest in
the truth of Christ, his heart in the ,
Love of Christ, his conscience in the
Law of Christ, and his will in the,
(Vrace of Christ. He is ready to be, to ]
suffer anything by reason of what ,
Christ is to his -soul. Ihis conscious,
ness of peace, as he looks back oyer ,
the past, of power as he considers i tn
needs of the present, of hope as he |
surveys the possibilities of the tu
tuve, are all very real, precious and
potent in his experience ajid consti- ,
tuto the very life of his life. j
"This is the argument from M^iS" !
tian experience which found in t e
New Testament, in all }.he centuries i
of Church history, and in the Chris
tian life of today. Christ is rea ,
Christ is precious, Christ is powerful, .
Christ is a]l."
A Prayer for the True Followers ") \
Jesus Christ
0 Lord Jesus Christ make us, we |
pray Thee, in deed and in truth, rrue ,
Followers of Thine. Bring home to.
our hearts the truth that there must
be an entire change in our life, a
great difference between our past and (
our present. "Old things have gone,
new things have come.' "Make us con
scious of a burden removed, o. a vi
sion clarified; that we may know
something of what is meant by the ,
Bible phrase, "the joy of Salvation. ,
Many others see that Thou has g j
on a new direction to our lives; tha
the past is different, and the present
changed; that we are conscious of a
new life, new power, new P?ciples, (
new aspirations, new hopes, that once ,
we were blind, now we see, that old t
things have passed away, behold . ? ,
thSbur?^ realize that as :
true followers of Thine, thou hast
provided a perfect sa isfact.on for
our life, that our minds aj-e at ie.
in Thv truth, our conscience in . n
Love and Jur will in Thy Gnu^t
we are ready to he, to do, to sufte
by reason of what Thou art - > ou. ,
'"liring home to our hearts this con
. ciniisness of pear , as we -J"." ; 1 .
.iu, ,)ast. of power as we consult, i t .
needs of the present, of hope, as \u ?
survey the possibilities of the futuie
lent in ..ur expomro*, ? < ^
llM. very real life of our ifeandth'il j
Thou dear ,'.ord art real to us all. ;
Amen. '
It would be pretty nice if the sun >
could handle a mean child, but Old I
Sol can't always tan a kid where it !
will do the most trood.
lie wrote his girl a letter on onion I
;0;in paper and she answered back,
"i didn't know you had a garden,
honey."
Greensboro woman refuses to go to
the seashore. Says she married a runt
in 1010 and she's seen enough of
shrimps.
'i! boundary of land as not Ix'inrr con
veyed by this in .t "Ur.ient, the follow
ing boundary of land, to wit; a cer
tain trai t or parcel of land contain
ing four (1) acre.-, more or less. ;;nd
being the identical tract ol' land con
veyed by d ed from S. A. Sims to Ada
Kc. !*. of date, February 8, 1923, said
?S ;'il being duly recorded in Deeu
.ok - -10, at pr'.ge 24 !. in the office
? ihe R"gister oC Deeds for Transyl
. C' .<ii! v State of North Caro
lina, to which reference is made for
?i more complete dc-'crription of the
same.
Terms of sale cash and trustee will
? i quire deposit of 10'' of the amount
of the bid as his evidence of good
faith.
This the 1(Uh dav of May, 1932.
Js'ORTIl CAROLINA BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
Successor to The Rai.f,k;h
Savings Rank and Trust Company,
Trustee.
I. L. Cockerham and Robert
Weinstein, Attorneys.
Raleigh, N. C.
May ! 0. 2G, June 2, <i.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S Notice
! Having qualified as administratrix
| of the Estate of M. N. Moore (De
cense'.1, late of Transylvania County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
i persons having claims ajjainst the
Estate of said deceased to exhibit
j them to the undersigned at Rosman.
\7. C., on or before the 7th day of May
| 1933, or this notice will be pleaded in
'oar of their recovery. Ail persons in
debted to said estate will please make
immediate settlement.
This the 7th day of Mav 1932.
MRS. M. N. MOORE,
Administratrix,
MRS, W. R. ORR.
Co-Administratrix.
May 12-6 T, pd.
TWO BREVARD BOYS
TO HAVE DEGREES
| Wake Forest, May 18 ? Two- sons of
1 Transylvania c?anty citizens are
j among the 133 %fa5-:g, Forest, College
aonior.-t slated t6 receive degrees neact
'June. They are William M. Grogan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Grogan.
ar.d Richard H. Moors, son of Mr.
and Mrs. V. C. Moore, both of Bre
vard.
These men have oeen active in col
, lege life on ^he Baptist cacxpus. Both
are members of the Euze-ian Hterary
society. Grogsrt belongs to the varsi-;
ty intercollegiate debate team which'
last year won the state champion- '
ship in North Carolina. Moore is;
president of the Euzelian literary so-j
ciety and belongs to the track team.
Wake Forest has the distinction of
being the oldest and largest college
for men in the United States. . This .
session it has 800 students enrolled
from 95 North Carolina counties and
foreign areas.
Frank Fitzsimoss, of Dana, put a
lightning rod on one of his cows
INCREASE SEEN IN
lUEMCifiG STAFF
Bfsk;igh, May 19 ? The State Board'
of Equalization, meeting the p?3t!
week to begiu allotment of teachers!
iad os?kmg other plans for the pub
he schools next" ywir, Rejourned to
reconvene on Wednesday of thi3 week
to continue its work. Indications are,
from reports already in, that around
900 more teachers would be w;uire<i
next year to take care of the greatly
increased attendance the year just
?nded. The board has started along
the iine of "splitting the difference'''
and awarding about 400 ldditionai
teachers. Since teachers nre allotted
on the basis of the attendance the
year before it is pointed out that the
teacher load would not be increased,
in fact, would be reduced from the
past year, by the addition of 400
tefejherB, unless there is an unexpec
tedly large attendance next year,
u? . ? ? i . i. ... 1
Tuesday. When lightning strikes t?e'
rod Frank is going to take a drink
of milk and write current literature.
s
"? E
e S Brevard precinct No. 1
are urged to meet At the
Grammar School Building
Friday May 20th at oae
o'clock p. m. one hour be
fore County Convention
meet* at Court Hou*e.
JUDSOft McCRARY,
Precinct Chairman.
Do Yon Want A Good Position With The
Pi
DONT WAIT UNTIL IT IS TOO LATE
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Following is the jury made up of the best citizens of Brevard, Hen
dersonville, Marion, Tryon, Charlotte, Greensboro- Greenville, S. C.,
Asheville, Montreat, East Flat Rock, Rusman and Saluda. They have de
cided unanimously that the service and protection that the Carolina Mo
tor Club of Greensboro, N. C. offers is the best in the U. S. A. for the price.
Fhey consist of new members and renewals.
Mr. Car Operator the following men and women have done just what
you should do. I am unable to see how any one who operates a car can say
NO to the Carolina Motor Club. If you will just drop me a postal card I
shall be glad to call on you and tell you, just what we have to offer you for
less than 3 cents per day in service and protection.
Here is the jury, read the names of everyone and see if you think folks
of this type would lead you wrong:
Charles A. Mull
Harry P. Clarke
Miss Florence Kern
Miss Alma Trowbridge
Kenneth A. Kirby
J. H. Pickelsi-mer
J. Will Pless, Jr.
Mayor Ralph H. Ramsey
Prof. J. B. Jones
Rot. Paui Hartsell
Mrs. R. M. Neely
I J. A. Schachner, Jr.
Dr. F. K. Gardner
C. W. Piekelsimer
; W. W. i 'rou shorn
Dr. Charles L. Newland
C. S. Edmundson
Rev. I). M. McGeachy
R. W. Lyday
T. L. Osborne
Homes Bryson
ii.rri?st Gibbs
John H. Lange
Tom Huffman
Miss Beatrice Wyatt
Mrs. Jessie McClellan
J. I. Cline
Rev. J. II. West
S. S. Baniette
Ernest Paxton
P. W. Jenks
Otto Alexander
T. W. Perry
W. W. Woodley
W. E. Breese
B. T. Whitmire
Pat Kimzey
G. A." White
B. E. Geer
\V. w: Pruett
D. L. Glazener
Sid Baniette
A. E. Housed
Civile Hamilton
aL A. Mull
R. W. Everett
W. W. Brittain
W. C. Bobo
Wiii. P. Duncan
0. V.*. Wilson
Eliza Henry
G. C. Kilpatriek
Mrs. i . E. On*
?J. A. Bishop
Sam B. Wood
S. Y. C'ayton
F. E. Shu ford
B. J. Sitton
J. W. Glazener
J. L. Osteen
J. A. Schachner
Mrs. O. Duclos
L. P. Hamlin
J. S. Silversteen
J. L. Gil key
.J. F. Barrett
J. E. Bishop
S. A. Bryson
Joe Neely,
T. E. Patton
Dr. J. II. McLean
Clyde Case
i>. Vv. Trantham
J. Frank McCr.U
L. T. Davenport
K. 1). Ilyder
K. II. Miller
Jj?.C. Coston
T.\ , .?cf Poll
Forrest Ball
V. L. Neill
0. H. Orr
il. L. Gash
J. W, Smith
Mayor Sherrard
Mrs. Coy Thomas
I. E. Johnson
G. P. Martin
Dr. W. E. Brackett
Edward Patterson
.Mrs. Finley Pace
Dr. W. R. Kirk
H. Patterson
Mavor Pace
Dr. R. C. Sample
Miriam Weeks
J. A. Brock
Sheriff Garren
H. S. Hodges
J. W. Bailey
W. B. Wilson
John A. Gunter
R. S. Ramsey
J. S. Edwards, Jr.
V. D. Davenport
wrs Otis Powers
?1. F. Stokes
Jess 0. Johnson
Rev. X. L. Ponder
Dr. E. S. English
C. C. Tucker
Don't put it off till tomorrow thrt might be too late. The above names
consist principally of Brevard and Hendersonviile folks, the others are
j scattered from Greensboro, N. C. to Greenville, S. C. who passed through
j Brevard and couldn't afford to wait till they reached home for renewal,
which gave me a nice lot of business.
Do You Want to Make Money?
I want a half-dozen, good high class salesmen to work for the Caro
lina Motor Ciub in Western North Carolina counties. *
! T. W WHITMIRE
Waltermire Hotel, Brevard, N. C.
District Manager, Carolina Motor CI ub, Greensboro, N. C.