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INK. SHARD'S PET i CROW IN R. R. WRECK I ? ,, . , "I ?m 73 today anil feeling fine] and dandy," said C. ikl. Siniard to j The Krevard News Saturday when ! he dropped in for a little chat. Mr. Siniard, a native of this county is widely known and admired. Mr. Siniard was elated over nis1 recent trip to Asheville for the an-j nual Rhododendron festival. Accord- ; ing to Mr. Siniard he looks forward every year to this celebration as it j occurs on his birthday, and he has; attended the festival for a number j of years. He referred to his pet crow, known as Tom, which recently had its right ; wing crushed by a motor car on the : railroad, thus making it necessary toj amputate the wing. The bird is im- 1 proving rapidly however, Mr. Siniard: assorts and is resuming its pep and 1 enthusiasm. "Tom" is the seventh crow which I Mr. Siniard has raised and he now j has another which flysj abou|\ the j j'avni tamer then the chickens. Itj will eat out of his hand and fly from j the tin to lifiht on his shoulder to be; talked to and petted. j litvt' i his accident," Mr. Siniard }?>>'!. "Tom would take a bath each <'? v using only clear water, however losing his wing he has omitted 1 Tally plunge." Siniard believes that the crowj i ' of the most interesting and I * vsing pets and he can relate a i ". her of incidents concerning his f "?liered friends to support his belief. $15,000 Clinton Fire I An early fire at Clinton wiped out j r. g'. '? store and a tire shop, caus- 1 i -.,' ? " 100 damage. Origin of the j flam ? is not known. NOTICE of Trustee's Sale ! I By virtue of the power of sale con- \ tained in that certain Deed of Trust; ex cut I'd by F. E. Shuford and wife! l.iita Shuford to the undersigned j Trustees, dated the 1st day of Oct-, ober. 1927, recorded in Book 28 page: .'51?. records cf Deeds in Trust for J Transylvania County, North Caro- [ bna, and default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness; se. ir ed by said Deed in Trust, where- i Lv the power of sale therein contain- : ed has become operative and all notices required by law having been g'ven to the makers: ! Now. therefore, the undersigned will in order to satisfy said and by virtue of the power of f! contained in said Deed in Trust; > sell, to the highest bidder for cash, ' n ;ub!ic auction at the court house (' t ir Brevard, North Carolina, on (' V- 1 h day of July, 1932, at 12 N'non all the property des cri.eri in said Deed in Trust, to-wit: j Banning on a stake at the inter- ? ; cti'in of Minor and Maple Streets ."Pil fins North 18 deg. West, with: V/vst margin of Maple Street 106, fx' a stake in the West margin I i-.' .V'inle Street; thence South 75, >' ?. W-'st 300 1-2 feet to a stake;' th, rco South I * deg. East 1 0H feet1 t<> :< stake in the North West margin: i !' M'lior Street; thence \~orth 75 J f'"ir I' >st 306 1-2 feet to the BECIN This ihe 11th dav of June, .1932. i.. joiinson, LEWIS P. HAMLIN, Trustees. June 16, 23, 30, July 7. QUEBEC NEWS ~ I Miss Helen Henderson in company , with Miss Beatrice Sisk of Rofman j left Saturday morning on a trip to Washington, D. C. and probably to , New York City. Mr. Alman Hall of Gloucester spent the week-end with hia aunt, ; Mrs. Clyde McCall and family. Mr. Babe Whitmire of Reids is ' reported to be seriously ill. Mrs. Gene Moore and Miss Lucille Henderson called on Mrs. Welch Reid Thursday. Messrs Paul McCoy and Mack Rob inson visited the formers mother, Mrs. Fannie McCoy of Lake Tuxa way. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McCall and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Henderson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Whitmire have completed their new home on the highway and have moved in. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Collins and .fiss Snoro Smith of Rosman were Quebec visitors Sunday afternoon md Monday. Mr. Broadus Henderson made a tip to Fairfield Sunday afternoon. Miss Hazel Moses spent Sunday ,ight with Miss Lucille Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Brown and Miss , lattie Thomas of Easley, S. C., were linner guests of Waymon Thomas Sunday. Misses Lucy and Mae Johnson of .alee Toxaway spent Saturday night .vith Misses Alene and Ellamae Owen. Miss Willie Ray Fisher of Lake ioxaway is spending sometime with :er grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gid on Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Whitmire and hiidren spent Saturday night with ?Ir. and Mrs. Gideon Miller. Miss Pearl Price of Gloucester pent one night last week with Misses 'thel and Bertha Golden. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Sanders of Oakland visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil .Vhiltmire Sunday. Mrs. John Rufty and Mrs. Mitch Neely of Brevard called on Mir. and ,?irs. Cecil Whitmire Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Toll Whitmire and ,'amily of Canton visited aunt Laura Wisher and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jud McCrary of Bre vard surprised Mrs. McCrarys moth er with a picnic dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Simpson and .hiidren of Greenville recently moved .nto their new home at Edisto. Mr. Bruce Reid of Brevard spent Sunday night with his cousin, Mr. Edwin Whitmire. i Misses Virginia Bruner and Alva ?'isher of Lake Toxaway spent Wed nesday night with Mrs. Lesa Loving. Mr. and Mrs. Avery Reid and fami 'v of Brevard, called on Mr. and Mrs. T. Whitmire Sunday. Miss Margaret Fisher spent Sat urday night with her cousin, Miss , :?-ssie Fisher. Mr. Clyde McCall and family and: Mr. Homer McCall made a business j 'rip to Brevard Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tip Simpson of , Greenville, S. C., spent last week visiting Mr. Simpsons parents, Mr. nrl Mrs. Claude Simpson. Meessrs. L. C. and Ray Sanders - f Oakland visited Mr. and Mrs. Ce 'i W'niLmire Sunday night. Mrs. Mary Hewin of Anderson,; S. C. is spending sometime with hrri !ster, Mrs. J. H. Robinson. ' Mrs. Walter Whitmire of Rosman ' called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | M 0. McCall Sunday. yy Agreement ui In The Event That my automobile inflicts personal injury or death upon mem;.:;:?, of the public or causes damage to the props, y of others - - - I AGREE to make full restitution for all injuries and damages so caused. I ALSO AGREE to pay all hospital bills, doctors' bills, nurse bills, cost of judicial proceedings, attorney's fees and any other costs or expense, including the full amount of any judgment which may be rendered against me because of such accident. I FURTHER AGREE, as evidence of my ^ood faith, to pledge all real estate and personal property of any kind which I may own at the time of the accident or which I may thereafter possess. (Your name here) The Above is substantially what you bind yourself to do AcyoD^flnl when you become the owner of an automobile g eenieni UNLESS you provide at the same time insur ance adequate to meet the conditions imposed. If you question your liability as an automobile owner and operator, consult your attorney, - - BUT better still consult your insurance adviser AT ONCE. This office offers you complete information and service in this important matter. H. R. Walker Insurance Agency (Incorporated) BREVARD, N. C. M TOXAWAY NEWS;] Rosa and Bert McLean of Rosman ivere Thursday guests of Miss Nora !&6CCGt Miss Willie Cantrell spent the week-end with her parents, Mr, find Mrs. Alex Cantrell. Mr. Gaston Chapman motored to Rosman Friday. Mrs. Doris Galloway and son, W lley were Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs. W. M. Meece. Mi3s Nora Meece and Gaston Chapman were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Beulah Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nicholson of Enka, spent the week-end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cantrell. Messrs Jesse, Roy Meece and Jones Galloway were Saturday guests at the home of Mrs. Addie Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Rice were Ros man visitors, Saturday. Messrs Ed Patton and Tom wood of Brevard, were visiting in this sec tion Sunday. Mrs. J. H. Morgan and daughter, Lela, visited Mrs. Alex Cantrell Sun dav. Mr. Oscar Chappell motored to Rocky Bottom, S. C. Sunday. Mr. Cecil Galloway was Saturday evening guest of Miss Beulah Rice. DISTRICT GROUP TO GO UN1NSTRUCTED Raleigh, June 22? The Eleventh District, including Buncombe county, which sent the largest delegation to the State convention, voted to name iour delegates to the Chicago con vention, and did not instruct them. The delegates named were: J. Y. Jordan, Jr., of Buncombe; S. P. Dun nagan, of Rutherfoidton ; M. M. Red den, of Henderson, and Felix E. Alley of Haywood. Phillip C. Cox, of Asheville, was named presidential elector. Mrs. E. L. McKee, of Jackson, and R. Hall Johnson, of Buncombe, were recom mended to the State convention for delegates-at-large to the Chicago meeting. Thomas L. Johnson, of Buncombe j was named to the credentials com mittee to the State convention and | R. R. Williams, of Asheville, was . named to the committee on platform, defeating Kingsland Van Winkle, of Buncombe, 164 to 150. Louis M. Bourne, of Buncombe, was named j district vice president. Other appointments were left to be filled by A. Hall Johnson the j chairman, as the convention adjourn- j ed to prevent holding up the State meeting. legal transfers Legal Transfers recorded in the | office of the Register of Deeds Jess A Oallowav and Assistant Register Mrs. Jess Galloway include: B. T. Whitmire and wife to Cecil Whitmire and wife. II. I,. Nolan and wife to Mayo Bag well. ] Judson McCrary and wife to the] Federal Corporation. The Federal Corporation to South Atlantic Realty Corporation. Marcus Whitmire and wife to Claude Simpson and wife. M. 0. McCall and wife to R. 0. Simpson and wife. ENON CONGREGATION HEARS REV. KILSTROM The Rev. E. A. Kilstrom of Ilen dersonville occupied the pulpit at Enon church Sunday night and de livered a good sermon. Rev. Kilstrom was accompanied by Mrs. Kilstrom and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Orr, Miss Leslie McGuire united with the church at this service. Mrs. Ralph Woodfin returned Sun day from Kentucky where she has been visiting her parents. Mr. Frank Woodfin is still at Mem phis, Tenn. in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd McGuire were visiting Sunday at the home ol' Mr. Pat McGuire. NOTICE of Trustee's Sale By virtue of the power of sale con tained in that certain Deed in Trust executed by J. L. Wilson and wife, Lois Wilson, to the undersigned Trustee, dated the 15th day of January, 1930, recorded in Book 24 at page 300 Records of Deed in Trust for Transylvania County, North Carolina, and default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness secured by said Deed in Trust, whereby the power of sale therein contained has become opera tive and all notices required by law having been given, to the makers; Now, therefore, the undersigned will in order to satisfy said debt, and by virtue of the power of sale contained in said Deed in Trust, sell, to the highest bidder for cash, at public auction, at the Courthouse door, in Brevard, North Carolina, on the 20th day of July, 1932, at 12 o'clock, noon, all the property des cribed in said Deed in Trust, to-wit: All that certain piece, parcel, or lot of land lying and being in the Town of Brevard, County of Transyl vania and State of North Carolina. Being all three (3) tracts of land pet out and described in a deed from W. R. Steadman and wife, S. E. Steadman, to J. L. Wilson and Sutton Wilson dated December 31, 1908, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Transylvania County, North Carolina, in Deed Book No. 27, on page 96, to which deed and rccord reference is hereby specifically tnade for a full and complete des cription of the land conveyed by this instrument and which deed and record is hereby a part of this con veyance for all the purposes thereof. This the 20th day of June, 1932. LEWIS P. HAMLIN, Trustee. 1 fune 23, 30, July 7, M. PORE COMPOSES ' MILITARY MARCH , h ''United we Stand" is the title of t a military march which was recently 1 published by the K. C. Miller Pub- i lishing Co., of Parksburg, Virginia 1 for Donald Lee Moore youthful com- < poser of Brevard. Mr. Moore composed the march ] in a hospital following an auto acci- j dent in which he was seriously in jured several years ago. He being 17 i years of age at the time. j ; The composition has been placed on sale in Canada, all over the United ! States and in several foreign points, j Mr. Moore recently received a request from the publisher for more marches of a like nature end at this time he ( is completing a march which is ex pected to be even more popular than the first. A TRAMP'S ELOQUENT LECTURE Contributed by, GUY GALLOWAY, Lake Toxaway, N. C. A tramp asked for a free drink in a saloon. The request was granted, and when, in the act of drinking \ the proffered beverage, one of the. young men present exclaimed. "Stop. '? Make us a speech. It is poor liquor that doesn't loosen a man's tongue." | The tramp hastily swallowed the drink, and as the rich liquor coursed through his blood, he straightened himself and stood before them with ' a grace and dignity that all his dirt and rags could not obscure. ; "Gentlemen", he said, "I look to- ' night at you and myself, and it seems to me I look upon the picture of my lost manhood. This bloated face was once young and handsome like yours. This shambling figure was once as proud as yours, a man in the world among men. I, too, once had a home, friends, and position. I had a wife as beautiful as an artist's dream, and I dropped the priceless pearl of her honor and respect in the wine cup, and, Cleopatra-like, saw it dissolve and quaffed it down in the brimming draught. I had children as sweet as the flowers of spring and saw them fade and die under the blighted curse of a drunken father. I had a home where love lit the flames upon the altar, and ministered before it, and put out the bold fire and darkness and desolation reigned in its stead. I had aspirations and ambition that soared as high as the morning star; I broke and bruised their beautiful wings and at last strangled them that I might hear their cries no more. To day I am a husband without a wife, a father without a child, a tramp without a home to call his own, a mr.n in whom every good impulse is dead, and all swallowed up in the maelstrom of drink." -3fl <OSMAN WINS THRILLER FROM PENROSE TEAM Some cosily errors caused Penrose j o lose to Rosman Saturday's game | vith score 8-4. Sfcatou did some nice wirling for Ro3man allowing only 3 jits. Williams mow than did hi? part n striking out 16 and allowing 8 jits, Penrose fielders just didn't or :ouldn't get in and back him. Score by innings: Penrose 100 100 200 ? 4 Etosmac 002 103 OOx ? 6 Penrose plays Pisgah at Penrose Saturday PISGAH FOREST TO MEET PENROSE SATURDAY Piagah Forest's baseball nine will play the Penrose aggregation on the latter1* field at 2:30 o'clock Satur day afternoon and the Rosman boys will meet the Lake Toxaway team on the Toxaway diamond. The four teams of the Sylvan Val ley League uader the direction of C. M. Douglas have played 3ome very snappy and interesting games thus far in the season excelling even the expectations of the managers when the season w&3 opened. nctfcmeiMEW Standard GOODYEAR PATHFINDER Supertwtot Cord Tire* NOTE: Layers of cord fab ric No's. 5 and 6 are cord breaker strips QUALITY Til BA&0AIN 5PEICE? Lifetime Guaranteed ?? Cash Prices?Mounted Free Full Orercize of Each j Pairs 2?x4.40-21 29x4.59-26 30x4.50-21 28*4.75-19 1 29x5.00-19? 30x5.00-20 | 28x5.25- \ 8 30x5.25-20 31x5.25-21 30x3 30x3 Vs Kg. CI. SOx3i/2O.S.C1. 31x4 32x1... 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