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| Society News and dab Activities
NEW YORKERS ARE VISITING \
HERE
Reverend and Mrs. C. C. Forest of
Y., are visiting theii ;
neices, th* Misses Helen F., and Emi- \
!y K. Saraain oi Biloxi, Miss., who tr?
spending the summer with Mr*.
Ralph Zaohary. Mr. and Mrs. Frost,
who have been in the foothMls of the
Adirondacks of New York, are charm
ed with the beauty and comfort -of
the Western North Carolina Moun
tains, this being their first visit her*
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FANNIE HECK CIRCLE XST i
ON TUESDAY. ' I
^ N The Fannie Heck Circle of the Bap
tist church met on Tuesday afternoon
of this w?<jk in the church parlor. The
meetinftWdi the absence of Mrs. Duck
worth,"*wa3 presided over by Mra. E.
R. Pendleton. A program of interest
was presented ami ? Mr3. Pendleton
gave a brief sketch of the W.'M. U.
Training School's activities.
BIRTHDAY DINNEK ENJOYABLE
AFFAIR
Many friends and relatives of Mrs.
Lee Moody gathered at her home on j
last Sunday, the occasion being the
birthday of Mrs. Moody. A picnic ;
dinner was spread in the green pas-:
ture adjoining the Moody home, and I
following it the Reverend F. H. Hoi- J
den of Pisgah Forest, pastor of the j
Blantyre church, made a short talk, j
The following were present: Mr.;
and Mrs. John Moody and children,1
Julia Mae and Edward, of Horse'
Shoe; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Moody, Mr. I
and Mrs. Louis Simpson and children, 1
Jessie Lee and Dorothy; Mr. and;
Mrs. Jack Moody of Greenville, S. C.,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Moody, of Balfour;
Belva, Sunbeam, and Willie Moody,
of Br.ifbur; Mr. and Mrs. Jelola Tur
ner and children, of Greenville; Mr.
and Mrs. Street Burns and children i
of Cedar Mountain; Mrs. Maggie.
Burns, of Cedar Mountain; Mrs. Wil- ?
lie Simpson and children, Mr. and !
Mrs. Charley English, Mrs. Carrie j
Nicholson and son, Wane, Mrs. Mat-!
tie Blythe and granddaughter, Aud- !
rey, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stamey and
children, all of Etowah; Mr. and Mrs.1
Jake Simpson of Bolyston, Reverend
Chapman and Reverend Ross of
Ti-yon; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Orr and
children. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Powell
and grand children, Mr. and Mrs. '
Luna Powell and children, of Ashe- !
ville, ; Mr. Carl Powell of Henderson-'
ville; Mr. Henry Drake and Homer
Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. And-'
rews, of Little River, Mr. and Mrs. 1
D. S. Morgan and son, Lamar, Mrs.
D. H. Orr and son, Andy, and Messrs.
Jean Flynn and Bradley, of Etowah.
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B. P. TV. DANCE IS SUCCESS
A large number of Brevard's dance
lovers gathered at the Waltermire
Grill on last Monday evening when
the Business and Professional Wom-j
en's Club acted as sponsors for the
dance. Music was furnished by Bob
Timson and his orchestra, the music
being unusually good. The entertain
ment for the evening was planned
by a committee headed by Mrs. Flax
Lawrence and the success of the
dance was credited to their splendid
efforts.
FIRST OF A SERIES OF
SALAMAGUNDI PARTIES
FRIDAY
The first of a series of three Sal
amagundi parties to be given on suc
cessive Fridays for the benefit of the
St. Philips church will be held at
the Joines Motor Co. Friday evening
at 8 o'clock.
Tickets may be purchased at the
doer or may be obtained from any of
the members of the St. Philips Guild,
under whose auspices the parties are
to be held.
An admission fee of 35 cents will
be charged for each party or a ticket
for three parties may be bought for
SI. 00. Everyone is invited to attend
all three of the parties and make up
their own tables of any game they
wish to play.
PICNIC AT WHITE PINE
TUESDAY
The Young Ladies Sunday School
class of the Methodist church with
their teacher, Mrs. Bess Pickelsimer
???nd Mrs. Memory Mull and Mrs. Oli
ver Orr enjoyed a picnic supper and
watermelon feast at White Pine Camp
Tuesday afternoon. 15 people were
present to enjoy the occasion.
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| V. D. C. REPORT IS GOOD
' There were 6SS persona who called
at the U. D. C. Library between June
, lo and July 15 and 811 books were
: taken . out, according . to Mrs. John
Smith, librarian.
This report far exceeds that of the
ame period of 1931 and Mrs. Smith
?eports that a greater number of
unsmer people have subscribed to the
ibrary than ever before.
She believes that the August check
;viil be the largest of the season.
LT. COL. AND MRS. BENNETT
RETURN TO VIRGINIA
Lieutenant Colonel fcnd Mrs. J. B.
Bennett and young son, Peter, who
have been visiting Mrs. Bennett's
mother and grandmother bn Franklin
Avenue, left Saturday for Fortress
Monroe, Virginia.
Lieutenant Colonel Bennett C. A.
Res. who is President of ..the Phila
delphia CoA3t Artillery Association, is
at present Commanding Officer of
the 516th. Anti-aircraft Artillery
Regiment at Fortress Monroe.
PINNACLE CAMP BOYS VISIT
EAGLE'S NEST
About twenty boys from Camp
Pinnacle, Hendersonville, paid a visit
to Camp Eagles Nest, Saturday even
ing. They brought with thera their
nine piece dance orchestra and a gay
time was had by both camps.
The possibility of such a visit had
been rumpred and the girls had dec
orated the lodge in the camp colors,
blue and white, tennis racquets, and
greens from the woods. It was with
great reluctance that the guests took
their departure about 10:30.
HOUSE GUESTS HONORED WITH
WEEK-END CAMPING TRIP
Miss Eloise Sheppard and Miss
Edna Kennerby of Asheville, the
house guests of Mr. ard Mrs. D.
Grimshawe were honored with a week
end camping trip at the Grimshawe
cabin near Toxaway. The party left
for Toxaway Friday and returned
Sunday.
Those enjoying the week-end hik
ing, swimming and other sports were
Misses Sheppard and Kennerby and
Miss Corielia Rachford of Asheville,
Richard and Patsy Grimshawe, Rufus
Ovr, Mack Allison and the chaper
ones, Mr. and Mrs. D. Gramshawe.
MISS BROMFIELD HONORS
GUEST
One of the most enjoyable of the
midsummer parties was the dance
given by Miss Sherrill Bremfield on
last Wednesday evening, honoring her
guest, Mrs. Walter W. Turrentine of
Hempstead, Long Island, New York.
There were about fifty guests. Re
freshments were served during the
evening.
S. S. COUNCIL HAVE
INTERESTING DEBATE
At the regular meeting of the Sun- '
rlay School Worker's Council of the,
Baptist Church in the Church parlor
cn Tuesday evening a debate of much
interest was had. The query discus- 1
sed was Resolved that Young People
have greater opportunity for Service j
in Church than the Adult. The nega- !
tive, -which was the successful side, :
was upheld by Mrs. B. F. Beasley, '
Mrs. J. T. Bosse and Mrs. J. B. Jones. |
The affirmative, presenting a strong
argument, was upheld by Miss Gro
gan, Miss Marjorie Garren, and Rev.
Mack Grogan.
The meeting was well attended and
much interest was shown in the pro
gram that was given.
REGULAR MEETING OF B. P. W.
IS SOCIAL
Being entirely social in nature
the regular meeting of the Business
ind Professional Women's Club was
held last Thursday evening at Sea
shore, the summer home of Mrs. Mary
Jane McCrary. Mrs. McCrary was
hostess to the club members, and an
evening filled with various forms of
entertainment was enjoyed by the
guests. A lovely supper was served
in the tea room adjoining the Sea
shore Lake.
SHOWER HONORS RECENT
BRIDE
Members of th<? Davidson River
Presbyterian Sunday school gave a
miscellaneous shower Friday after
noon at the home if Miss Annie Jean
Gash at Pisgah Forest in honor of
SAY FOLKS
We just can't wait to serve you at our old location
THE WALTERMIRE GRILL
There are fresh vegetables, fried chicken and country
ham, and yum! Just don't miss our hot rolls and all
of^he rest of the home cooking we can't mention here.
Regular summer appetizer ? Everything tickles the
palate and best of all they suit your purse.
And how about those parties or banquets you'd like to
have in our private dining room ? the coolest place in
town to eat.
Dining room equipped with piano and other music.
COME AND SEE
The Saltz Sisters.
THE WALTERMIRE GRILL
wnwiiyiim m? i?? ^ lw>**"
\mmn $imm
PUTS ON ME SALE
McCrary's Killing1 Statien is stag
ing 3n unusual sale this Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, an which 20
per cent is being allowed in each ex
change for old tires when Firestona
high speed tires and tubes, arc pur
chased. This is an unusual opportun
ty offered to the people to trade in
their old tires on new ones, and ob
tain a 20 per cent allowance for the
old tires.
Carl McCrary, local dealer for
Firestone Tires, stated that it is a
rare occurrence for the agencies to
be authorized to make suck allowances
for old tires. j
Mrs. Claud Ray who was before her
marriage on July 3 Miss Tina
Hodrick.
A profusion of summer flowers in
varied and blending assortments ad
ded much to the pleasure of the oc
casion. Tha honor guest was present
ed with an attractively opened um-|
brella in which she found many pleas- j
ing and useful gifts. j
Refreshments were served to the
following guests: Misses Maggie j
Deaver, Julia Deaver, Flora Lyday,
"Annie Mae Patton, Mamie Lyday,
Ada Hedrick, Doris Lyday, Sarah
Patton, Inez Lyday, Mrs. Claud Ray,
Mrs, W. D. Deaver, Mrs. E. P. Mc
Coy, Mrs. T. S. Patton, Mr&.J. J.
Patton, Mrs. Boyce Waikei and
daughter Frances, Mrs. Frank Pat
ton and son Jack, Mrs. Gerald Pat
ton and daughter {Catherine and son
Robert and Master Bob T. Gash.
O. E. S. TO MEET
NEXT TUESDAY
The stated meeting of the Order
of Eastern Star will meet next Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock in the lodge
rooms. Visiting Star members are in
vited to be present. Following the
business "hieeting a watermelon feast
will take place.
METHODIST BIBLE STUDY
CLASS HELD WEDNESDAY
Continuing the Bible Study course
for the ladies of the Methodist church,
Rev. J. H. West, pastor of the Meth
odist church discussed selections from
the book of John Wednesday evening.
GUESTS AT FRANKLIN HOTEL
The guest list at the Franklin
Hotel is as follows:
Mrs. Percy Thomas, Louisville, Ky.,
L. A. Hawkins, Atlanta; Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Allen, Charleston; Mr.
and Mrs. Grover Middlebrook, Atlan
ta; Mrs. Anne W. Jordan, Macon,
Ga.; Miss Virginia Marshall, Atlan
ta, Ga.; Mrs. LeRoy James, Mrs.
Harold Calvert, Christine Heights,
Pa.; Dr. and Mrs. Mallory, Orlando,
Fla. ; Florence P. Corinaek, Jane Cor
mack, Atlanta, Ga.; F. C. Wedler,
Aiken, S. C. ; John Lipscomb, Green
ville, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Lund
gren, Memphis, Tenn.; P. E. Willing
ham, Mrs. A. N. Jordan, Miss Ru
binia Marshall, Macon, Ga.; Mrs. D.
Machman, Morton Machman, Augus
ta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. White
head, Jacksonville, Fla.; M. L.
Church, Charlotte, N. C. ; Mrs. J. C.
Kaut'fman, Miss C. S. Nock, Mrs. E.
B. Nock.. Mountain Home, N. C.; Mr.
and Mrs. N. M. McDill. Chester,
S. C. ; Mrs. J. S. Mixon, Mrs. E. B.
Merchant, Summerville, S. C. ; G. A.
Schuyie, Washington, D. C.; Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Carr, Augusta, Ga.; F. M.
Fleming, Charlotte, N. C. ; Mrs. Gor
don Burnette, Atlanta.: W. T. Davis,
Charfull, Penn. ; Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
Holmes, Clemson College, S. C. ; Mrs.
Towers, Mrs. Yager, Richmond, Va. ;
R. W. Simpson, Tampa, Florida; Mr.
L. Harman, Mrs. H. F. Calisch, Mrs.
R. B. Wallenestin and child, Danville,
Va.; Mr. and Mrs. W. Hartley, Co
lumbia. S. C.; Mrs. J. J. Iler, Mrs.
P. M. Verdery, Greenville, S. C.! Mal
vin D. Watkin3, Charlotte; Dr. and
Mrs. C. B. Earle, Greenville; Mr. ?nd
Mrs. Jennings, Spartanburg; Dr. W.
H. Crumble, Atlanta; Eugene Crey
ton and party, Charlotte; Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Hadley, Charlotte; Mrs.
J. M. Weeks, Mrs. Fred Mainer, Win
ston-Salem; Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wil
ford, Anderson, S. C.
The Penrose ball club staged the
"Hoodooed Coon" in the Mills River
school auditorium last Friday night.
There was a rather small audience
but the members made a good hit in
successfully presenting the play.
BANK ROBBERS GET
AWAY WITH FUNDS
Friday $26,000 were looted from
the Bank of Pickens, Pickens, S. C.
Friday morning by four unmasked
men who held up the bank officials
and fled with the money in an Olds
mobile Sedan. One of the robbers
Robert McGills wa3 captured Satur-i
day by the South Carolina Police!
authorities with the aid of Sheriff j
T. E. Patton and Deputy Sheriff Tom
Wood of this county.
The Oldsmobile sedan in which the
robbers made their first getaway was
found on the side of the road at East
Fork near the old Hendrix house. It
was noticed that the machine had no
license tags and that the serial num
ber had been filed from the engine,
'his indicating that it may have beer
stolen.
The three escaped bandits are be
lieved to have fled to points snknowr
?*nd policc authorities, Insurance de
fectives and other police authorities
are working on the case at this time
The bank was fully covered with in
surance and the depositors will not
be the losers. Very little informatior
'(raid be gained from McGill, the cap
tured man.
Mrs. Koti Allen and daughters.
Misses Gertrude, Fays and Ires Al
len of Nqv Orleans have arrived iu
Brevard tic apeTit ika season ist their
new home in Wolf Pen Cove, L'r; Al
ien is expected to arrive later in the
season.
Miss Ruth Parry, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Harry Perry returned to her
home here Thursday July 21 after a
two weeks visit with relatives in For
est City.
Misses Hazel Mse Mills and Elsie
Perry were the visitors of Miss Jim
mie Barrett of Hendersonvills Mon
day night
Mrs. M. G. Garth and Leslie Alli
son are visiting at the Virginia Lodge.
Miss Winifrc-d Nicholson has re
turned to Brevard after visiting
friends and relatives at Lake Juna
luska, 1
Mrs. Ado Teague had as her din
ner guests last Friday evening at her
home on Whitmire Street, Mrs. Janie
Watts and Mra. Parrish, both of
Georgetown, S. C. <
Mr. and Mra. P. M. Verdery and
son, John Albert and Mrs. Mamie C.
Verdery, Mrs. Carl Frady and Mrs.
T W. Whitmire spent Wednesday
visiting Mount Pisgah.
Miss Martha Vaughan expects to
leave Sunday for Honea Path, S. C
where she will attend a week-end
House party.
N. L. Ponder left Wednesday morn
ing for Campobella, S. C. where he
will spend two weeks.
Miss Winifred Nicholson has re
turned to Brevard after visiting for
two weeks in Lake Junaluska where
she attended the Methodist Young
People's conference.
Miss Ruth Vaughn returned to Bre
vard Tuesday after visiting friends
in Gaffney and other S. C. points.
Mrs. Kotz Allen and daughters of
New Orleans have arrived to spent
the remainder of the summer in their
new home in Wolf Fen Cove. Dr. Al
len may join them later.
Mrs. Walter W. Turrentine will
leave today for a short visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abcr
nathy in Greensboro, N. C., before re
turning to her home in New Yotk.
She has spent the past two weeks
with Miss Sherrill Bromfield.
Mrs. Pettigrew Verner, who is dis
tinguished for her etchings, and her
son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Le
gare Hamilton, all of Charleston,
S. C., are spending the summer in the
Cerner Home at Rockbrook.
Miss Fannie McGehee has as her
guest, Miss Martha Barron, who ar
rived Wednesday from Macon, Ga. ,
Mrs. Mamie Verdery of Charlotte
arrived in Brevard Saturday to spend
several weeks
Mrs. J. P. Mason and family of
Leicester, N. C., are visiting Mrs.
Louis Osborne.
1 .Ernest McFaul left Monday for
Tasas where be will tasJse his fccste.
Enroute he will visit his ulster in
Knoxviik, Tean'sraeo.
i Mr. J. T. Mi-Gehee, Why bse been
spending several day* with his family
' at their summer home on Franklin
Avenue, returned Sunday to hia home
in Macon, Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Heary MeCall and
thr6s daughters of West Asheviiie,
| were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. MeCall. Two of the
young children, Virginia and Esther,
remained for a visit
I Mrs. Flax Lawrence spent Tues
day in Asheviiie.
i Mr. Bud Gilreath with his two sens
and their wives, Mr- and Mis. Clyde
Gilreath and Mr. and Mrs. Hoey Gil
reath of Peidmont, 8. C., apest Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. MeCall.
Mrs. Kenneth Harris and children
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Harris.
Mrs. W. E. Foovey of Mt. Airy w*3
visiting in Brevard last week.
Mr. A. J. Ballard, his daughter,
Mrs. Oliva Connell and his grand
daughter *, Misses Elizabeth Connell
and Virginia Grigsby of Fort Worth
Texas were visiting Miss Bertie Bal
lard during the past week. The party
is making an extensive eastern tour
and they left Brevard Monday to re
sume the trip.
Miss Bertie Ballard and Miss Ru
bina Nicholson were visiting in Ashe
viiie, Tuesday.
A. K. Kizer, county accountant, left
Wednesday evening by mo Lor for Ral
eight, to confer with the County Gov
ernment advisory committee on the
financial affairs of the county. He
will return as soon as plans are com
pleted in regard to the county prob- 1
lem, now in question.
Mrs. Marshall of Orlando, Florida,
is a guest at the Idlewilde, home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duckworth.
Week-end guests there included Mr. !
and Mrs. Mac McKay and son, of (
Asheviiie, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter j
Duckworth and children, and Mr. |
Robert Duckworth of Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Orr of Ashe-::
viile were in Brevard Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. English and
son, Lucian, spent the past week-end
in Spruce Pine, N. C.
Misses Eloise Lewis and Agnes i
Clayton were shopping in Asheviiie
Thursday.
Miss Rewena Orr returned after
a weeks visit with friends in Virginia.
Miss Margaret Breese of Charles
ton, S. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. M. Allison.
Mrs. C. L. Newland, Misses Jennie
and Bill Aiken spent Thursday in
Asheviiie.
Miss Eliza Henry has returned to
her home here after a visit with her
aunt in Easley, S. C. She was ac
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isompaoied by ht,r mctaa.? who &&?
fcesa ia Etstoy 1 sr soma thr*. sft / \
Kiss MjmjsHm Ptvrtoa wad 6'ewwt,
:Mfss Ksbefic* 3ce GoiJmc. trc vtiit
jinfrMtea Frauses Pefiw in Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodc?.s Clement of
Greenville were guests Sunday of Mr.
F- D. CUtcea*.
Sir, *ad M>?, P. M. Verdery and
aon, John Albert, of Charli>tte, are
spending a week in Brevard with
friends.
Mrs. Iler, of Keith's Shop in
Greenville, S. C-, was the week-end
guest of Mr. and Mire. P. M. Ver
dery.
Miss Nina Hunt of Greensboro has
been the guest recently of her aunt,
Mrs. Sam Radford.
Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins of Kaoxviile,
Tenn,, were guests for the past week
end of Mr. and Mrs. Psnl Smathcrs
Mr. and Mrs. Rush Whitmire had
as wsek-end guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert JaiTett of Charlotte.
Lyle Jones of Asheviile was a
business visitor in Brevard Saltur
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Trantham of
West Asheviile fvere guests of Mr.
and Mrs. B. W. Trantham Tuesday.
Prof, and Mra. C. H. Trowbridge
and daughter, Eleanor, Weave rville,
attended the funeral of Mrs, Taylor
Tuesday. v
Paul Clement, representative of
the Carolina Motor Club, Greensboro,
was the guest of It W. Whitmire
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Salts expect
to leave Friday for their home after
spending some time here with Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Saltz.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Britt of Ashe
viile were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. W. Whitmire,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Grant of Ports
mouth, Va., were week-end guests of
Mr. ?.nd Mrs. J. M. Tatum. Mrs.
Grant will be remembered here as
Miss Ada Whitmire.
S. B. Howard of the State Highway
Department will leave 300n for a
month's 3tay at Fort-- Bragg. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard have been occupying
the Lawrence Holt house on Frankiln
Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Lewis and
daughter of Asheviile spent Sunday
in Brevard.
Mr, and Mrs. Bailey of Detroit,
Mich., are guests of the latter's aunt,
Mrs. D. P. Kilpatrick.
Miss Belie Frady of Pi3gah Forest
spent the week-end with her brother,
Carl Frady, and Mrs. Frady.
Mrs. Henry and daughter have ar
rived from Louisville, Ky., and have
opened their summer home on Pro
bart.
Mrs. Anna Mae Waters of Colum
bus, Ga., is a guest at the England
Home.
Mrs. Hans Hanson of Asheviile is
visiting Reverend and Mrs. G. C.
Brinkman.
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throwing the light on the family group Poucr
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BREVARD, N. C.