North Carolina Newspapers

OAKLAND NEWS We learned through his 3iste%^' ( E A Reid, that G. T. Glazener fom-, erly of this county but ^ City, Va., and wno has been ffl quit 0 while still improves 3lowl>. His | Lughter. As. Alia Gla??er, who | has taken training in nursing at Bap t"t Memorial Hospital,. MempMs Tennessee, has graduated recently and now nas a poa , the operating room o. ' tion. They haye nmny i^enda read the Brevard News that will o clad to hear from them. : Mr. Fred McNeely has man, friends who will be sorry to learn that it bccamewcessaryto ] to her home and family. Her /" w 1 * T. B. Reid spent Monday night with ^ relatives at Sapphire. , Ml, Charles Bennett visned her j runt Mv. S. E. Alexander Wednes j ***?; Verona and Betty Jane called or . Mr- | I. S. Sanders Thursday afternoon. , Bill Fivher of Quebec called on Lee ^ Kicholso'11 Wednesday. ( U. U. I.ee and Mrs. R. J. Cook o? j J .... ; Tuxaway were business visitors 1 B Reid Friday morning. iW Henry Alexander visited her , , i ts. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Sanders in.-, v-y 0f Brevard called on ?nJ SES w r. M?c.u T**r, "'Tittle Miss Ruth Bennett visited ( her friend, Miss Verona Fisher one <lnv last week. ? . ' Fv.l Nicholson of Rosman a . pen. iK' some time with his parents, Mrs. Wade Nicholson. 1 Cu- Galloway of Glenville visited hi, Mstor, Mrs. Mary Burgess, one ( *'a'M '^aml ""Sirs. J. L. Sanders, Miss hviu> Sanders, and brother, Lane, M i>s Myrtle McCall were Ros- , ?..,n visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McCall were i, tii(-v:i rd Saturday on business. M !in(| Mrs. S. L. Sanders and son. Lensiy, visited the letter's daugh ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs Cecil V>.'trmie in their new home Sunday ( Mr". Mary Burgess and Miss Al Vrta Burgess spent Sunday with t l femef's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. . Hilowav in Glenville. Waite Reid and daughter Miss [esV-e. of Sapphire were Lake lox nwnv visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Lee R. Fisher of Rosman visited Mrs. Frank Fisher ^ 'm'J> arid Mrs. John Nicholson of CiVt'in and Misses Bell Fisher and Willie Cantrell of Rosman vis ted Mr- S L. Sanders Sunday * Mr*.' Waite Reid, Mrs. Charlie Reid and Mi? Lessie Reid of Sapphir cnl'.ed on Mrs. Clarence Norton Sun- ^ <laMr. Taylor Lee of Lake T?xaway snent Monday night with Mr. and j'?, Clarence Norton. " On arc-ount of illness _ we haven t b-.ul the pleasure of being with i the xl, Sunday school and B. Y. f. u. r.."-- much for seme time, but we are (M:irht?'l to learn that all three are cloine- fine work nt T ike T?xaway Baptist church. More than a hundred netted in Sunday School and a good P. V P. U. class. Tht B. Y. a. y -onnir folks are planning for an ice social o'.e night this week. (Wish f were a member of the class). Ml who are interested in the cem , ,v 1 Baptist church -d from highway to Baptist Church ?? cor.iiallv invited and earnestly , -o.-i to be on hand with a tool and ,,'^n lunch Friday morning. June > u. rk has be?? n< /'ectcd too long already. Let every on ? come, and . come with a will to w* ? A CARD OF TH 'KS We wish to extend our npreciation rr.d thanks to our frie- ? and rela tives for their kindnes* .nd consid- I erition during the illne. ? and death \ or 'tii- br loved mother, ;>"1 also for ' lb <eautiful floral offering. The Children. ?U.000 Stolen in Trunk T' rglars entered the home of John ; Tu ia;;v. Greene county man, Friday, an 1 ; moved a trunk containing over in gold and bills. Several per-' ?? were sleeping in the house. " FARMERS' 1 SXCHANGE lv y? r. | FOR SALE ? Sweet potato plants, 1 20c per hundred. Tomato plans, sev- J orsl varieties 40c per hundred. See or , write Raleigh Waldrop, Cherryfield section, Brevard, N. C. Route 8. FOR SALE ? Cabbage Plants, Reed Bros. Improved, Late variety, 15c per hundred or $1.25 per thousand. E C HARRISON, Brevard, N. C., Forest Hills section. FOR SALE ? Golden Acre and Sure Head cabbage plants. Ready now. $1.00 per thousand. See or Write A. P. BELL, Rosman, N. C. FOR SALE ? Late variety cabbage plants. Prices reasonable. See J. S. Nicholson. 3tp FOR SALE ? Ready now plenty of V:gh grade Porto Rico Pciato plants, '5c per hundred; SI. 25 per thousand. Nancy Hall and White Yam plants read" Jun? 1st. T. P. GALLOWAY Jr., Box 148, Rosman, N. C. WANTED ? Bronze Turkey eggs for netting. See J. H. Wolfe, Bre vard Route 2. SELiCA NEWS The eight nights revival services olossd at the Methodist church Sun day night. The revival was conducted by Rev. Yates, the pastor, and was assisted by Rev. Nathan Chapman. There were no additions to the church ,ut tho folks go forth with a greater ^termination than ever before. It is ?aid that some of the greatest ser mons ever heard here were delivered I during this series of meetings. Rev. A. J. Manley preached at 'athey's Creek church Sunday. His ?ubject was "Brokendown Altars. ' He added the old time pep, which we eldom hear from the pulpit nowa :ays, and it was with great regret hat only a small congregation heard he wonderful sermon. Jason Orr, of Umatilla, Fla., is pending a few days with his par nts, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Orr, and riends here. Uncle Tom Garrer. was a church j visitor here Sunday. Rev. Sherman Pearson of Brevard j attended the revival here last week. I Ray Waldrop, who was injured ir. . car wreck last week, is improving, ?nd according to his physician, he vill soon be out again. Wesley Tinsley of Connestee was j ? church visitor here Sunday. Mrs. Ward Breedlove and Misses ? . ulia McKinna and L/ealia Barton vcre dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. I eorge McKinna, of Connestee Sun- : ?ay. . Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lance and child- ( in. of Davidson River, are visiting he former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. : ulius Lance. Miss Kinley Fowler is spending a ow days with Mrs. George McKin- ' ley. Lafayette Osteon was in Brevard 1 business last Thursday. Mrs. Jane McGaha is still very . Veble. James Garren of Brevard was a hurch visitor here Sunday. Ward Breedlove visited his mother, 'i.rs. James Breedlove, at Lake Toxa ,ay, last week. Carlic Mann of Carrs Hill spent week-end in our county. Friends of Geter Barton will be ntorested to know he landed safely n Douglas, Wyoming, recently, after pending some time on the way see rig the country. Our next Saturday evening prayer nice will be at the home of Mr. ?id Mrs. Harclus Barton. It will be ?nducted by Mrs. Julius Owen. Wcynian Galloway of the Double Spring section was in our section i business Monday. Mrs. David Orr and party were t 'tnderson county visitors last Sun -lay. : Uncle Julius Lance has been work ng in Gloucester, but is home now. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Biggerstaff ?ind children of the Cherryfield ?Vrms were church visitors Sunday. Uncle Lambert Gillespie has li light of something now for our i-ttlement. He says the bean beetle 'ins eaten all the bean3 from the abbits, and he is being gracious in limiting a large well fertilized cab 'age patch ? but he may find it nee-' ssary to get uncle Bill Williams and 'tU big gun to get them to divide. We had almost forgotten to say mt many of our folks are wishing hat East Fork would be sweet and '?_t us hear from her once in a while. MARKED INCREASE I SHOWN IN SCHOOLS | Records Given By School Facts Show Tremendous Growth | In State. Raleigh, June 22 ? School atten dance on North Carolina has increas ed from 51.7 per cent of the enroll ment 31 years ago to 82.1 per cent of nrollment now, during which inter val the compulsory attendance law was passed, the current issue of State School Facts, published by Supt. A. T. Allen, shows. The school population increased from 695,629 for the school year 1899-1900 to 1,045,230 for 1930-81, (?he enrollment increased from 400, 452 to 842,706 and the average daily attendance increased from 206,918 to <591,995 in the 31 years. Dr. Allen points out that many duplications appear in earlier school records which are eliminated by a new system started in 1930-31, which designates whether a child is being registered for the first time, pre viously was in a different grade or room in the same school unit, in another county or charter system wrhin the State. This gives different figures for enrollment for the school room, the local school, the county or "harter school and the State. Forsyth county made the best rural white school record for 1930 31, with a 95.4 per cent attendance, while Clay, the lowest, had an atten dance of 81.2 per cent. Alleghany had the best colored attendance record and Cherokee the poorcut, but neither }f these counties has many negro pu pils in them. Transylvania county, taking 82nd olace in white pupil attendance among the 100 county rural systems, 'iad 2,375 white pupils enrolled in "930-31, with an average daily mem bership of 2,086, an average daily ?ttendance of 1,818, and 87.1 per cent a attendance. The colored rural schools of this county took 70th place among the 100 county systems, showing enrollment of 278, daily membership of 218, daily attendance if 177, or a 81.2 per cent attendance '?ecord. Kills Self In Car Francis Ferguson, 30, Siler City, \illed himself with a pistol shot on Friday, while sitting in his car on route 90, five miles east of the city. J; 1 '<?? Ai-.' - r ??- .w . ? ? | \ Local and Personal Items Miss Mary Kirr.zey has gone to i Birmingham, Aia., where sho will visit her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.! Morris Kimzey .arJl Mrs. Kenneth Forbes, a former college friend. Mrs. Wm. R. Kimzcy spent several daya last week with her sister, Mrs. J. A. McLeod, at their old home- at Davidson River. Lt. and Mrs. Hayne D. Boyden i were visiting friends in Brevard last [ week. They have, for the past week, I been the guests of relatives, in Ashe ville. Lt. and Mrs. Boyden sailed Monday for ;t weeks visit to Haiti before going to Nicarauga where the former ha3 been stationed for the winter. Mrs. Cordell Russell and daughter have returned to their homo in Can ton after visiting the former's; par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duckworth. Mrs. Russell was accompanied by Miss Jean English, who will be her guest for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Stokes spent last Thursday in Asheville. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hearst of i Portsmouth, Virginia, are the guests of the former's mother, Mrs. N. Poole. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Orr of South ern Florida are visiting friends in Brevard. Miss Frances Furman of Green ville is the guest of Mrs. E. R. Pen- j dleton at her" home on Probartei Street. Miss Furman will remain for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Pendleton spent ' Monday in Asheville. Miss Mary H. Elliott of Savannah,! Georgia, has returned to Brevard for i the summer. She is stopping with ' Mrs. Mary Hampton Mills on Pro-j barte. Miss Elliott is a teacher in | the Savannah City schools and spends j each summer here. I Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ray of Tox- i away were in Brevard Friday. Deputy Marshall W. F. Swann, and Ex-Sheriff Allard Case of Hender sonville were in Brevard this week. Mrs. W. II. Duckworth has as her guests Miss Annette Patton and Miss Nell Rambeau who will be remem-| bered here as having taught in the city schools five years ago. The lat ter, since leaving here, has been employed in the schools of Asheville. Mrs. G. C. McKay and son, and Miss Louise Shy tie of Asheville are also guests of Mrs. Duckworth. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Trantham moved from Maple Street Thursday to Rice Street where they have pur chased a home. Mrs. D. R. Bord underwent an operation for appendicits at the hos-| pital in Marion Tuesday. Mr. Boyd,; who is connected with the Southern! Public Utilities company, is in { Marion with his wife. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Tyler of Cali fornia are visiting their daughter, ; Mrs. Roland Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Verdery and! son, John Albert, and Mrs. Mamie! Verdery, of Charlotte were visitors j in Brevard the past week-end . Coach F. B. Emmerson left Mon day for Burnsville where he will be connected with Cam]) Mitchell. Mrs. Kmmerson will remain here for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clayton-, before joining Mr. Emmerson. Misses Martha and Ruth Vaughn, Louise Simpson, and Elizabeth Mills, Messrs. Mark. Orr, Dick Poole, Sam uel Barnette, and Kay Orr, the latter of Hendersonville, attended the Hotel Charles dance at Shelby Friday even ing. Miss Shuford of Asheville is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Shipman this week. Jerry Jerome has returned from a visit of two weeks with his mother in Massaciiusetts. He was called to be with his mother following an ac cident which injured her consider- j ably. She is much improved, it is ! reported. Oorbin Alexander of Asheville was a Brevard visitor Monday. Miss Eloise Lewis, Mesdames Lamar Lewis, 0. L. Erwin, and L. W. Brooks, were shopping in Hender sonville Monday. Miss Ruth Waters has returned home after a three weeks visit with her aunt in Niagra Falls, N. Y. Miss Waters was called home on account of the death of an aunt, Mrs. Rice, in Canton, N. C., and was accompanied by her aunt, uncle and cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Pope and Miss Zerimah.i of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duckworth and children of Marshall spent the past week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duckworth. Mr. and Mrs. Frances Sledge and son of Atlanta, spent the past week end in Brevard. Mrs. Sledge and son will remain for a visit of two weeks. Rev. and Mrs. Perry and children have returned from Myrtle Beach, S. C., where they have been for the past few weeks. Rev. and Mrs. Alexander are now at their home. Mr. Alexander attend ed a Scout Camp for a period of ten days, while Mrs. Alexander visited relatives in Columbia, S. Q. Mrs. Alexander's mother returned with them for a short visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Carr Whitmire and son, Jimmie, of Asheville, are visiting Mrs. Whitmire's mother, Mrs. Rachel Neill, at The Bryant. Mr. Randolph Myers of Savannah G<i.. is spending the summer month? with his aunt, Mrs. Carol Oppen heimer. Mr. Myers has been studying music at Peabody college, Baltimore. Mr. Ray Sullinger of Miami, Fla.. has returned to his home after a short visit with his school mate, T. G. Miller. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bagwell, of Spartanburg, are visiting Mr. Bag well's parents in Brevard, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Bagwell, for several days. John Bishop of Hendersonville ar rived in Brevard Monday to take over his duties as Depot agent at the Southern Railway station. Miss Oiga Dermid left Friday for a visit to friends and relatives in Johnson City, Tenn. From the Tenn essee city she will go to Bristol, Vir ginia to visit her uncle, Mr. P. E. 1). Dermid of that city. Lon Coone of Marion is visiting his aunt, Mr?. D. F. Mooro here for several days. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Coone and Mr. ~nd Mrs. F. E. Starrette of Marion were Brevard visitors Sunday. Misses Almeta Waters, Roberta Bryant, and Rose Schachner, spent last Friday in Shelby, and were pres ent at the Hotel Charles' dance that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Daniels and son, Tommy, of Barkerville, Ken tucky, are visiting Mrs. W. B. Dan iels. Mrs. Charles N. Sogers of Blen heim, S. C., has* arrived in Brevard to spend the summer. Mrs. Madge Wilkins and Miss Mary Osborne Wilkins were shopping in Asheville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. West and chil dren have returned after a two weeks visit in Hickory. Miss Mary Allison, who has been for the past year in Canton, has re turned to Brevard and is connected with the Walker Insurance Agency. Recent registration at the Bryant House include besides Messrs. Dur ham, McCall and Moore, Mr. H. N. C. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Gilreath, and Mr. H. S. Allen, the latter three of l Thomason, Georgia. Guests at The Willow, the attrac tive home of Dr. and Mrs. English, are Miss Maxine Watson of Durham, N. C., and Miss Mae Johnston of Thomason, Georgia. Miss Johnston is a former teacher of Home Econom ics at the Brevard Institute, and will be remembered here by large num ber of friends. Mrs. F. E. Galloway and daughter Nancy have returned to Brevard \ after visiting in Durham, Charlotte and Greensboro. Mrs. Ruch Phillips cf Southern Florida is a guest at the Patton Farms. Rev. J. H. West will leave Thurs day for Hickory where he will be with his son until Saturday, and will then go to Statesvillc to attend a meeting of the Conference Board of Finance of which he is a member. Joe Crary will return the first of next week to Alexandria, Virginia, after visiting for the past several days with relatives here and at Ashe ville. Miss Mamie Mull underwent a tonsil operation at the Lyday Mem- j orial hospital this week. /.V MEMORIAL In memory of our dear father, ! Reverend W. R. West, who passed ' away February 29, 1932. I was called from town one morning When the sky was bright and clear Called to see my dear, sweet father, For his time had come to go. When I reached his silent bed side, Then, to me, he could not speak. God had called him home to heaven, lie had sweetly gone to sleep. I thank God he was a Christian, Lived his life as best he knew. And I know someday I'll meet him, It to Jesus I'll be true. He has gone from earth to glory, Gone to live with Christ above, Where no sorrow never can enter. All is peace and joy and rest. Composed by his daughter, VERA JOE WEST. j Blantyre Breezes I Miss Blanche Stepp spent a few days with her aunt, Mrs. J. S. Max well, recently. Mr. Charlie Nesbitt spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. A. C. Rickman. Miss Agnes Wilson spent Sunday with Miss Irene Davis. Mr. Clyde Moody visited Mr. J. E. Powell Sunday. Mrs. Fred Owenby had as her guest Sunday Mrs. Ula Blythe. Mr. Merrion Shuford of Little River visited his aunts, Mrs. Flora I'icklesimer and Miss Julie Hamilton, Sunday. Mrs. Bob McCall and children are pending some time with Mrs. Mc Call's mother, Mrs. Mart Allison. Mr. Claude Rickman has returned to Asheville after spending the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rickman, Mrs. J. T. Justus visited Mrs. J. E. ? Powell Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hollingsworth ; ind family visited Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 K. Talley Saturday. Miss Agnes Maxwell visited her . dster, Mrs. H. E. English, Wednes day. ! Miss Alice Hayes visited her sister, : '?Its. W. K. Duncan, Sunday. Mrs. John Reed and son, Ralph, ?isited Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Holden ?t Pisgah Forest recently. 1 Mrs. Van Beck has returned to her mine after spending sometime with ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moody. Mr. T. C. Hotzlclaw spent Saturday ?ight with his daughter, Mrs. D. S. Morgan. Mrs. Zena Justus is spending some line with her mother, Mrs. Bob Orr, ?.ho is seriously ill at present. There were quite a number of folks Tom this section attended the sing rig at Pleasant Grove Sunday after -!"on. Miss Fred Maxwell spent the week "?1 at home after spending some time ?.'5th her sister, Mrs. J. E. Talley. Mr. Sidney Rickman had as his'. Lsjk-e Toxaway New* i I Mr. and Mrs. Avery Galwway of Gloucester spent the Wick-end with Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Hall. Dave Green of Selica was in Toxa way last week visiting relatives. Rev. E. E. Yates ar.d sons, of Ros man. were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. William last Sunday. O'N'eil Owen spent Friday of last week in Brevard. Rev. Judson Hall of Gloucester preached at the Methodist church 'ast Saturday night and Sunday night. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson McDonnell, a daughter, June 12. L. C. Case, Jr., and brother, War ren, Thomas Lee and Oscar McCall went on a camping trip to Hog Back Mountain last week. A. F. Ray and daughter, Nancy, and E. C. Men-ell, of Asheville, spen$ the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ray. B. T. Egerton is visiting friends at Huntington, West Virginia, this week. Cecil Robinson of Quebec was a Toxaway visitor last week. Mr. and Mrs. Berlin Owen and son. Roy, were in Brevard Thursday oJ last week visiting relatives. Mrs. 0. D. Guire of Colton, Calif., is visiting her brother, W. W. Ray, and Mrs. Ray this week. Clyde Owen of Wolf Mountain spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Kermit Hall. Mrs. Arrowood Lee and son, Boyd, spen;t last Sunday night with her mother, Mrs. Fannie McCoy. Mack Robinson, James Henderson I and Paul McCoy of Quebec were j Toxaway visitors last Sunday. Rev. Judson Hall of Gloucester,! spent last Saturday night with Mr. j and Mrs. Henry Arrowood. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Green and : family of Rosman were the guests of j Mrs. Green's mother, Mrs. Alice ; Jones, last Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. S. B. McCall and I daughter, Miss Louise, were guests , of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thomas last Tuesday. Mrs. Clifton Merrell and son of Asheville are the guests of Mrs. W. I W. Ray this week. Mrs. Bishop Teague and daughters. Miase^ May and Carrie, were the j guests of Mrs. Roy McCall Monday, i Mrs. Fannie McCoy and neice. I Lucy Hall, spent Friday of last week with Mrs. McCoy's, daughter, Mrs. Arrowood Lee. I Mr. and Mrs. Granville Fisher were Brevard visitors last week. Rev. E. E. Yates of Rosman preached at the Methodist church last Sunday morning at eleven o'clock and at Namur in the afternoon at three o'clock. Miss Laura Duckworth, who ha* been visiting her nephew, W. W. Mc Neely, and Mrs. McNeely for some tinr- has returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Plato Scruggs and ' Mrs. Tinsley of Brevard were the j guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Owen ! last week. Miss Mildred Williams spent last Sunday at home. guest Saturday Mr. Clyde Davis. Mrs. C. B. Hollingsworth visited Mrs. J. E. Powell Sunday afternoon. Miss Ophelia and Mr. Clyde Nichol son passed through this section Sun day. Mr. H. E. English visited Mr. J. S. Maxwell Tuesday. Mrs. J. T. Justus and Mrs. Clan nie Justus and children, Bruce and Jack, visited Mrs. John Reed recently. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Talley last week, a daughter. Mr. Arthur Hamilton visited his cousins, Mrs. Flora Pickelsimer and Miss Julie Hamilton, Sunday. Mrs. J. E. Powell visited Mrs. A. C. Rickman Sunday. Mr. Fowler and little Fred Wilson of Enon visited Mr. Leroy Davis re cently. Little Gertrude Powell, small daughter of Carlie Powell is ill now. Mrs. Roy Allison visited Mrs. Mart Allison Sunday afternoon. it Mrs. Carl Patterson and small daughter visited Mrs. Patterson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Talley, Sunday. Mrs. ,T. S. Maxwell spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Talley. Mrs, A. C. Rickman visited her j mother, Mrs. J. E. Powell Sunday J afternoon. J Mr. Bob Mackey and singers from; Pisgah Forest passed through this i section Sunday. Mrs. N. J. Rickman is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Scruggs, of Pisgah Forest. Miss Mary Ellen Reed and Mr. Ralph Reed visited Mrs. J. T. Justus Wednesday r.ight. Miss Geneva Drake was a visitor in Rugby Sunday. Mrs. A. C. Rickman spent Monday ivith Mrs. J. T. Justus. Mr. Tom Davis has returned here after spending the winter in South Carolina. Mrs. Charlie Nesbitt visited Mrs. J. E. Powell Sunday. Misses Irene Davis and Agnes Wil son visited Misses Fred and Agnes Maxwell Sunday. Mrs. Eva Simpson had as her guest Thursday Mrs. A. C. Rickman. Little Miss Helen Rickman visited ittlo Miss Letty Nesbitt Friday. Miss Mary Ellen Reed visited Miss Ueulah Allison Sunday afternoon. Mr. L. G. Powell spent Saturday vening with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Powell. Mr. J. E. Talley visited his brother, Mr. Roy Talley. Friday evening. Mrs. Otho Scott and baby, Betty ^ue, passed through this section Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Reed, Raymond *nd little Jewell Reed, enjoyed a trip n the recreation park at Asheville Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Clannie Justus and children. ?nd Jack, light with Mrs. J. T. Justus. ' | Pisgah Forest News 1 Members of Brevard and Davidson River Presbyterian Sunday School enjoyed a picnic at White Pine Camp Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Floyd and children ox Greenville, S. C. were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Campfield. Miss Elizabeth Morris returned to her home in Baltimore Thursday, after spending the past week with her grandmother, Mrs. Emma Col burn. Messrs Henry Mackey and J. H. Wolfe were recent Ashevills visitors. Mrs. Clarence Ramseyflkf Inman, S. C., is visiting Mr. and^#t. H. 0. Parker and other relatives. Mrs. Charlie Staraey of Avery# Creek is visiting Mr. and Mrs. R^d Stamey. Mrs. Easter Crow was a recent visitor in Boylston. Mrs. Roily Galloway of Brevard and Mrs. Sid Barnett were Thursday guests of Mrs. Emma Colburn. Mr. Will Allison spent several days last week cn Boylston. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stevens and son of Greenville, have returned to their home after spending the past week with Mrs. James Carter and family. The local baseball nine defept<-d Toxaway on the McLean field Sat urday afternoon 5-3. This Thursday afternoon the ball club will go to Toxaway to play, and they continue on their way to Highlands where they will present a Negro play. Mrs. F. M. Trost. daughter, Har riet and son, Fredrick, of Jackson ville, Florida are spending the sum mer with Mrs. Trosts mother, Mrs. Emma Colburn. Mrs. Glen Bryson of Cashiers Val ley spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs, Will Stepp. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Orr and fam ily and uncle Joe Orr attended the Blythe reunion at Pleasant Grove Sunday. Miss Emma Capps and L. V. Sen tell of Hendersonville, Mr. Claud Ray of Little River and Miss Tina Hed rick were Avery Creek visitors Sun day. Mr. Guy Ward and Mr. Bradford, of Biltmore were in this section Thursday. The Baptist singing choir attended singing at French Broad Sunday. We are sorry to report that uncle Delus Lyday of the Turkey Creek section is worse. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Capps and fam ily have as their guasts, Mrs. Capps sister, Mrs. J. L. Moore and son, Garfield and his family all of Kemp, Texas. WANT ADS VICTOR RADIOS . . Victor Phono graphs . . Victor Records . . If it's a Victor, it's% good. For sale at Houston's Furniture Store. M12tf WANTED? At Mull's Mill ? Corn, 43 cents. Eggs, 14 cents. Come on with your corn and eggs. It ' WANTED ? Every one Interested in Radios to call and see the wonder ful Atwater-Kent Radio. Hear it and see it at the Houston Furnifure com pany's store. JlEtfc FOR SALE ? Late variety cabbage plants. Prices reasonable. See J. S. Nicholson. 3tp WANTED ? Your Shoe Repairing. We are equipped to do first class shoe repair work. We invite you to visit our shop and give us a trial. Prices reasonable. Brevard Shoe Shop, T. E. Waters, Owner. News Acrade. May 5 tfc FOR RENT ? Well located business property, splendid locations for merchandise establishments. See Jud son McCrary, Tinsley Building, Tele phone 172. 029tf FIRE WOOD. Stove Wood. Kindlijig. Sand and Gravel. Trunks ana Baggage and general hauling. Rates reasonable. Siriiard Transfer Co. Phone 118. Aug 13 4tc RADIO REPAIRING by an expert ? John Reese Sledge, recognized in Brevard as an autharity on Radios and Television is now with Houston Furniture Co. Aug 27 tf NEWEST MAJESTIC RADIOS at Houston Furniture Company, Bre vard. Guaranteed no "A-C ntrm." A high class Radio at a reasonable pr~?. jly 31'tf FOR RENT ? Furnished flat or apartment with garage. Reasonable rates. See MRS. A. N. HINTON. FOR RENT ? Two room apartment furnished. Conveniences. Attractive four room apartment furnished. Pri vate bath. Glassed in ttifceb. BAG WELL APARTMENTS. PIANO FOR SALE? Due to the fact that a customer who has partly paid for an upright piano cannot con tinue their payments we are at lib erty to transfer the account. If you will get in touch with us at once you can obtain a first-class piano for the balance due, which you can pay on ?asy terms if desired. Quick action lecessary. Address P. 0. Box 478, Concord, N. C. J 2 3tp PIANO ? We have a beautiful up right piano in this community thai will be returned to us. For lack c' torage space we will transfer this iccount to ?ome responsible part", allowing all that has been paid "?> same. Terms if desired. Quick action necessary. Address Box 961 Hend? .'onville, N. C. J23-3 t,pd A^ant AJ? Are Good Selling A*cntv