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Society News and Club /icftwffcsl : ? ' ? ? ? /J MISS WIKE ENTERTAINS-"* IN HONOR OF HOUSE QUEST One of the prettiest parties of the fall season was that- given by Miss Flora Wike last Saturday evening; when she honored her week-end guest Miss Lucille Wike. , The house was attractively dec- ? orated for the occasion, a beautiful . array of Frost flowers being in ? prominance in the three rooms given ! over to ?*., affair. Four, tables were! placed -rflfthe playing', oof -bridge, ihej high score prize for the ladies be- * ing won by Miss Nancy Macfie while Mr. Dellen Booth won the high score prize for the men. . . Mi3s Wike was assisted, -in .serving a most delicious salad course and coffee by her mother, to. the; follow ing guests: v.-,. Misses Lucile Wike, Jame'-Strhfc land, Sara Keels, Reba Kitchen, Rose Schachner, Agnes Clayton, Josephine Clayton, Nancy Mac.fie, Mary Os borne Wilkins and Ruth . Waters. Donald, Jenkins Dellan Booth, .Frank Duckworth, Ernest Tilson and -Ed win Wike. i . :? ?????? v .? V OFFICERS OF PISGAH CHAPTER NO 198 ATTEND ANNUAL MEET j Mrs. Ina Ruskin, worthy Matron, j the worthy patron and other officers of the Pisgah chapter No., 1913, Order J of the Eastern Star wpre in. Hender- 1 sonville Wednesday attending the an-! nual meet, which is one. of the out- [ standing events of the order. There j were representatives of twelve Wes tern North Carolina chapters, com- 1 posing the twelfth district, in atten-j dance. Officers and members of the Hen dersonville Chapter No. 61 acted as j hostesses to the visiting members,) with Mrs. R- E. Lewis, district dep-> uty grand matron, presiding. ' T. f The visiting members enjoyed a ' picnic supper at Tom's Paris in fc'en-! dersonville, followed by a well ar- 1 ranged program, which featurec a i number of speakers from the varousj chapters, several distinguished guest; speakers being on the program. j, MISS DOROTHY SCHACHNFR !j ENTERTAINS WITH IN - f FORMAL DANCE Miss Dorothy Schachner entertain-' ed about thirty of her young .friends I at an informal dance at her home cn : East Main street Tuesday night. This was in the nature of a farewell party j as the Schachners are leaving short- ; ly for Charlotte where they will ( j make their home. I Although announced;as eat inform-, al dance the Schachner home was at- j tractively decorated for the occasion j and Miss Schachner proved a capable and entertaining hostess-. The young folks danced from nine until twelve o'clock, being served re freshments during the course of the evening. ; ? 1 SO-HY To remove difficult stains from baby's cotton and iinen under garments soak in a mixture of two tablespoonsful of SO-<HY to each quart of water until the stains disappear. Rinse well. At Your Favorite Store S3 BAPTIST, SUNDAY SCHOOL' HOLDS MEETING TUESDAY The regular meeting of the. Sun day school Workers Council of the Baptist ehurch was held Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in the church parlor. Despite the inclement weather j the attendance -was very good, there being more than 20 present ? , Plans for the coming month's work were outlined and matters pertain ing to the Sunday school work were discussed by the various- officers and ! teachers. Rev, Hartseil, -pastor, made j a very interesting talk in whieh he : stressed the individual r?sponsihiliiy of the teachers. ? ?!,: The meeting was presided over by the general superintendent, FyiBrown Carr, .who made a plea for. unified cooperation in the Suj}day<t>i sehifol work. ? lie, <Ac i.'t' It was announced that the next j meeting is to be held on Tuesday evening October 25 at 7:30 o'clock. MISS REBA KITCHEN HONORS MISS ROSE SCHACHNER : v.* J?-*. Miss Reba Kitchen entertained- at her home Tuesday evening with * a i bridge party. The affair was given as ] a farewell courtesy to Miss Rose j Schachner, Who is leaving in the near j future to make her home in Char lotte. Two tables were set for bridge. The color scheme used was green and white and wafe carried out beautifully in every detail. ' The "high .score- priie for the even ing was- won by Miss Rowena Orr and a lovely guest prize was present- ! cd to Miss Schachner. A delicious salad course with sand- j wiches and coffee was served to the ! following guests : Misses Almeda and Ruth Waters, | Agnes and Josephine Clayton, Flora i Wike, Rowena Orr, Mary Osborn j Wilkins and Rose Schachner. MISS McCOY HOSTESS TO DANCE SATURDAY Miss Elizabeth McCoy entertained about thirty members of the younger ' social set with a dance Saturday night at her home in Pisgah Forest. The house was appropriately dec orated for the occasion and Miss Mc Coy, who is quite popular with the younger social set, proved a very charming hostess, making of the af fair one of the most enjoyable of the season. Mrs. Ed McCoy, Elisabeths mother, served delicious refreshments to the jroup. They danced until a late hour. MfEN'S CLASS ENJOYS SQUIRREL FEAST FRIDAY The Men's Bible Class of the Meth odist church held their annual out ing last Friday evening at White Pine camp in the P:3gah National Forest. A number of the Young Men's class attended as invited quests. There were about 38 in at tendance. A feature of the outing was a de licious squirrel supper, which was greatly enjoyed by all those attend ing. This meeting was scheduled to have been held several weeks ago but was postponed due to illness in the families of several of the members. REALTY TRANSFERS The following real estate transfers were recorded in the office of thei register of deeds during the past week: Brevard Building and Loan Association to Laurie Townsend; Robert Wilson and wife to Anzelia Alexander; W. H. Rhodes -and- wife :o Seldon Banton. ? save steps - - PHONE 47 CURED HAM FRESH 1 Call City Market-47 for / '* the Best Meats / SELECT OYSTERS FISH ONLY too glad to serve you by phone. Theft's what we're here for. Ring us now for ^ny one or more of these tasty offerings: / List at Names ol Those Attending j The Rocky Hill Home-coming Day I . ? " ' I Following is an almost complete] list of the names of those attending; the home-coming day at Rocky Hill ; Baptist, church- at Cedar Mountain, recently. The list has been held ba.k . awaiting receipt of the ' "Stance! few of those who were in attendance i but not included at the time this list was sent . .in. Those in erested in Rockv Hill Baptist church a * e an-xious .to have this list Pu?^cd for information and future reference, j The list, almost complete, is as ioI lows ? ? Those attending from Cedar Moun tain, with their nativity, denomina tion and occupation were: Raymond Bishop, Cedar Mounta.n, Baptist, Farmer; Jeanette Ei^hop Ce dar Mountain, Baptist; Ray Cedar MounUin, Baptist; -Essie Bish-| op, Cedar Mountain, Baptist. Un Bishop, Cedar Mountain Baptist, Marie Bishop, Cedar Mountain, Bap Ust" Perry Bishop. C?ta: Jlounttin, Baptist; N.lli. MM J?ht g? tain housewife; Mrs. A. E. S>mitn,| Cedar Mountain, Methodist house wife; Ann Smith, Brevard; BiHy Billy Smith, Brevard; J. M' J?nes.' Cedar Mountain, Baptist, Farme , Mrs. V. B. McGaha, Cedar Mountain, Baptist, housewife; Harley Burns, , Cedar Mountain, Baptist, Farme , j Mrs. Mag Jones, WalhaUa> Baptist housewife; Rosa Robmson, Cedar Mountain, Baptist, housewife An j sel Jones, Tom Garren, J. Jones, Per , ry Bums, S. A. Jones, Strert B?, all of Cedar Mountain, Bap tist and farmers; M. J. Bishop Cedar Moun tain Baptist, housewife; J. B. ?i- n op, Cedar Mountain, Baptist, carpen ter- J. W. Burns, Cedar Mountain, Baptist, Lumberman; Vera Jones, Cedar Mountain. Baptist, Teacher, Frances Bishop, Greenville, Baptist, Ollie Burns, Cedar Mountain, Bap tist; Carrie Burns, Cedar Mountain, housewife; Sadie Allison, Mountain, Baptist housewife, BUI Bishop Cedar Mountain, Baptist, farmer; Grace Jones Cedar Moun tain, Baptist, housewife; Ethel Suro mey, Cedar Mountain, Baptist, nou:?e wife; R. A. Garren, Trans. County, Baptist, farmer; Janie Jones, Cedar Mountain, Baptist housewife; Joseph Jones, Cedar Mountain, Baptist, farmer; Dorse Allison, Cedar Moun Uin, Baptist, farmer; E. E. Jones.) Cedar MounUin, Baptist, farme , . Hubart Summey, Cedar Baptist, farmer; Dixie Jones Cedar MounUin, Baptist; Wiliue Bishop. Cedar Mour.Uin, Baptist Eva Garren, Cedar MounUin, Bap tist, housewife; Carrie jones, Cedar MounUin, Baptist; Mrs. E. J. Jon*3, Cedar MounUin, Baptist; Mrs. R. W. Lee. Cedar MounUin, Baptist hoMp wife- E. C. Fartescue, Abt>evitfe, S. C.', Baptist, farmfer; Haskell Jo rSk, Cedar MounUin ; Elbert Bishop, us dar MounUin Baptist, farmer; K. ? Fortescue, S. C., farmer; Martm FoJ. c?cue S. C., farmer; Roxie Burns, Cedar MounUin, Baptist, housewife; Mrs. J. F. Burns, Trans. County ^Bap tist, housewife; J. F. Burns, Ceda Mountain, Baptist, farmer; Mrs. J. M. Jones, Selica, Baptist, Mitchell and Marvin Jones Selica, Gertrude Fortescue, Greenville, Bap tist, housewife; William Fortescue. Greenville, Baptist; Agnes Allison, Cedar Mountain, Baptist; Mrs. P. K. Jones, Cedar MounUin, Baptist, Frances Bishop, Cedar Mountain , Mrs. Bill Bishop, Orangeburg, SJ3.,; Baptist; Jennie M. Bishop, Cedai | MounUin; Mrs. L. E. Hamby, Cedar Mountain, Baptist, housewife; V* Hamby, Greenville, Baptist, architect , John, Rob., Melvin, Billy Hamby, Ruby Robinson, Mary Jane Jones, Buddy Jones, Ed Jones all of Cedar M?Thot^n'attending from Gree"vi.UeJ S. C. were; Jennie Bishop, teaar MounUin, Baptist, Book-keeper; ? E. Smith. Breyard, Methodist, bai ber; C. J., Lillian, Jack, Douglas and Reba Moody ail of Greenville; W. L. Fortner, Greenville, Baptist, Insur ance Salesman; Mrs. . L. Fortner, Greenville: Silas McCrary, Hender son Co., Baptist, farmer; Mrs. Silas McCrary, Trans. Co., Baptist, house wife; Martha Stone, Greenville, Episcopal ; Frances Cary, Greenv.Jkr Episcopal; May Miller, Greenville, Episcopal; Lucille Hudson, G*??."" ville, Baptist; Lee MHler, Greenville, Baptist; Arthur ,0acus, Greenville, j Baptist? Edwjtf' Dacus, Greenville, I Baptist; Mtsf Flora George, ^Trans. Co., Barest, housewife; W. H. George. 'England; Mrs. E. A. > Greewilfc, S. C., Baptist, housevnfe, Elgise Burns, Cedar Mountain, Bap tigf Lola Burns, Cedar Mountain, baptist; Audra Dacus Cedar^Moun tain, Baptist, housewife; Bob Sum mey, Cedar Mountain, Baptist, lex Ule worker ; Mrs. W. G. Gresham, S. C Presbvterian, housewite, w. u. f resh? m S. C., Presbyterian, Sales H W,;?, s. C, Probyto... Salesman; Mrs. C. M. Ware, . ?> Presbyterian, housewife; Annie Fortner, S. C., Baptist; Nellie Burns ] Cedar MounUin, Baptis-, K. . Smeltzer, Greenville, Presbytenan' D A. Bishop, Greenville. Baptist, Salesman: Walter Heath, Greenville, Baptist; Mrs. Walter Heath Green ville, Baptist, housewife; J. A. Fioya. Greenville, Baptist, Roofing Co., K. C. Price, Abbeville, Presbyterian, Salesman; Mrs. R . C . P r. ce, P 1 c en^ ' Presbyterian, housewife, Mrs. 1 ? ? ? Bishop Greenville, Baptist, house wife; E. A. Heath, Cedar Mountain, Baptist, Merchant; P. A- Bishop- Ce^ dar MounUin, Baptist, Construction Co.; Mrs. J. E Pace Cedar Moun tain, Baptist, housewife; J. b. race, Greenville, Baptist; Dorothy and Jean Pace, Greenville; Mrs. F. C. Worley, Greenville. Methodist, Grocery store; Annabelle Young and Elizabeth Wot ley, Greenville, Methodist; J. C. Da cus. Greenville, Methodist; Frnrf Dunn; Cedar Mountain, Baptist, .ex Hp W A. Bishop. Ceaar Mountain, Bapifct, Textile; T. J. Seyle, S. C., . i&y. ? '.v . ig safe Presbyterian, farmer; Mrs. T. J., Seyle, Greenville, Presbyterian, house- j wife ; Roy Jones, Guarry Green, Mrs. C. 0. Green, Greenville, ,, Baptists; Ethel Cochran, Polly W%re, Peggy Ware, Tom Moore. Jr., Greenville, Presbyterians; J. A. Fortnerr Green ville, Baptist, Printer;. Mrs. J. A, Fortner, Cedar Mountain, Baptist, Evelyn and Betty J tan Fortner, Greenville; Laad and Gene Cunning ham, Mack Cochran and Dqt Ware, Greenville, Presbyterians; Edna' J.' | Stewart, Ga.,. Baptjst; Ellen Lee, Charlotte, Methodist; W. H. Jones, Cedar Mountain, Baptist, laundry man; C. 0. and Guefry Green, S.' C., ! Baptists, Laundrymen ; Anne Smelt zer, Greenville, Presbyterian, Teach er; SidneV Heath," Cedar .Mountain, [Baptist; Perry Taylor,- Florence, S. | C., Baptist, Nursery; ..Rosa Taylor, j Cedar Mountain, Baptist^ Perry E. land Lewis A. Taylor; sril of- Florence, j S. C., Sue SbiprfiftnyyCeSdaf -Mouiitair.. [Baptist, hoii&wife-' of Forest;' I R. F. Boyd, TrarisylVanfa' County, | Methodist, Farmer, of Penrose ; J. W. Burns, Sr. TranSylva'riia county, Bap [tist, Cabinet Maker, of St Louis, Mo., Mrs. J. W. Burns, Greenville, Bap tist, housewife, of Troy, S. C., Ralph and Lloyd Roberts, of Troy, S. C., Claude Evans, Anderson, 6f. C./ Mr. jand Mrs. Vincent Wyman, Aikep; S. C., Gretie and Dovie Patterson, Hendersonville, N. C? W. M. Burns, Troy, S. C., Gladys Shipman, Little River, Linna Heath, Brevard; J. P. Taylor, Sr., Greer, S. C., Bernice Glazener, Brevard, N. C., M. C. Ship man, Little River; Frances Heath, Brevard; A. B. McCall, Penrose, H: |B. Glezener, Brevard; T. W. Jones, j Green River, R. E. Nix, Cleveland, J. H. Heath, Penrose; W. J< Rcbinsbn, Dacusville, S. C., J. W. Hammett, Da cusville; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hodger. Greenwood, S. C., Morrison and Frank Barton, Tigerville, S. C., Mr-. Oliver and Mary Heath, of Penrose : Dallas Glazener, Brevard ; W. M. Pat1 terson, Penrose, Mrs. R, F^.Bpyd: Penrose; Mrs. Bane Nix, Cleveland; Mrs. Finley, Salem, S. C., Mra.jE. G. s Barton, Tigerville, Mrs. Phoebe Coy Taylors, S. C. ; Ernest Moore, Mrs', Ernest Moore, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Marshall, Greenwood, S. C., W. C. Taylor, Gaffney, S. C., H. G. Smith, Anderson, S. C., R. B. Taylor, Greer, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tirisley and children, of Brevard; Mrs. E* E. Brit tian, Cleveland, S. C.; Eula' Bishop, Charleston, S C., Rev. Joe G, Wood, Live Oak, Fla., Bently Ward, Char leston, S. C., N. M. Brown, Penrose, W. R. Kilpatrick, Penrose; L. C. Nix, Cleveland, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barrett, Brevard; Rev. A. L. Vaughn, Brevard, N. C., Nancy, Louie and Clifton Bishop, Charleston, S. C. The man who lives in a town, of ' 100,000 population wonders what the fellow in the town of 10,000 popu lation finds to amuse himself and the fellow in a town of 10,000 population wonders what a man in the town of 1000 population finds to amuse him l self, and so on down the line. It isn't the size of the town, or the house that a man lives in that makes him happy, it is his attitude of mind to wards his surroundings, and the atti tude of his heart. Many times the man in the small town and in the lit tle house is the happier of the two. ? [EXC. I TRUSTEE'S SALE By virtue of the power of sale con tained in a certain deed of trust made by Mrs. Leah Shuford and husband, A. C. Shuford, to O. V. F. Blythe, Trus tee, dated August 18, 1931, and duly registered in the office of the Reg ister of Deeds for Transylvania County, North Carolina, in Book of Mortgages and Deeds of Trust No. 28, at page 157, to which reference is hereby made, and default having been made in payment of the indebtedness secured by said deed oi trust, and t.he terms and conditions therein provided for the payment of taxes, and in terest whereby the power of sale therein contained has become opera tive, said undersigned Trustee will, on Saturday Oct. 29, 1932 at 12 o'clock noon, sell, at public auction, for cash, at the Tvansylv&nia Coun ty Court House door, in the Town of Brevard, County of Transylvania, State of North Carolina, the follow ing land and premises: In Boyd Township, Transylvania County, North Carolina, known and designated as follows: BEGINNING at a stone at a ditch Mrs. Lyday's corner, and runs down and with the ditch, North 71 E 29 poles and seven links to a stone, the Lyday and Duck worth corner; thence with the Lyday and Duckworth line, N 7 1-2 W. 272 poles (crossing the Public Road at 112 1-2 poles) to a pine on the top of the mountain: thence S II W. 30 poles and 2C links to a stake; thence S 7 1-2 E 154 poles to a locust stake on the north bank of the public road : thence S 8 l->2 E 119 poles to the BE GINNING. Containing 50 acres, more or less, and being the same land con veyed by C. C. Duckworth and wife j to Mary Mull, by deed dated March (26, 1919 and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Transyl vania County, N. C., in Book 41 at page 124, to which deed and record reference is hereby made as part of the description. Excepting and re serving from above description and from this conveyance that part of the above boundary that laps over on A C. Lyday's land being about one half acre thereof. Dated this 29 day of September, 1932. MRS. P.OXIE blythe,; Executrix of O. V. F. Blythe, Deceased, Trustee. Sept 29, Oct. ?, 13, 20, 27. ... * ... v. *;? i Local and Personal Items j; i. + Mr. ar.d Mrs. J, C. Galloway" have returned from a business trip to Aiken, S. C. 0 . x Misses Ruth Csntrell, Eiizft i beth Mills and Mr. Charles McCrary have returned home from a visit to! -New Orleans where they spent sev-J eral days. ?" j 0 1 Joe Poole, Jim Mills, _ Spurgeon Os- ! bourne, Sam Allison and I.ester Mar tin have returned from Tvbee Island, | near Savannah, Ga., where they spent ' several days last week fishing. 0 Flake Feimstfr and Mil ten Sellers visited in the eastern part of th? state J Sunday. O | Mrs. Ralph Fisher and mother Mrs. Richardson, who has been-'' her j i guest for the past several weeks left j on Friday for Mrs. Richardson's! home in Marion, Va., where she -will] visit for several weeks. Mrs. Ralph Duckworth has rfettirn l ; ea home from a visit to her parents | in the eastern part of the st*te. I Misses Margaret Miller and' Re becca Sununey have return ad froni a . visit to Miss Miller's sisterr ^Mrs. | Mack Johnson, of Augusta, Ga. 0 r ! Mr. and Mrs. .Theodore Clement, of j ! Greenville, spent Sunday ii> Brevard, I 0 1 i Mr. T. H. Shipmar. spent the week end with his familv in Brevard. 0 Mrs. Henry Ransom and children] and brother, Mr. Hayes of Hender- j i sonville, spent Sunday in Brevard \ visiting friends. ; 0 Mrs. Frank Duckworth of Ohio is j spending some time here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duck worth. ) 0 1 Mr. A. 0. Kitchen, who has been in the sanatorium in Hendersonville for some time is much improved and i will return to his home here soon, j j 0 i Miss Eunice Simpson has moved | to the Sledge House for the winter. 0 Everett Simpson has gone to Cal-j lowhee to resume his studies. 0 I Miss Elizabeth McCoy, daughter of ' i Mr. and Mrs. Ed McCoy has entered! j Montreat Normal at Montreal Mrs. Wallace Hartswll and child ren, of Durham, N. C., are visiting friends in Brevard. 0 Hunter Cantrell of Ashe villi", spent the week-end with friends in Brevard. p Mi3s Lucille Wike, teacher in the city schools of Murphy spent the week-end here with her cousin, Miss. Flora Wike. 0 Spencer M'acfie, stationed in Pen sacola with the Aviation corps, . re cently underwent an operation for appendicitis. : Mr. and Mis. S. C. Beck, of Ashe ville, spent the weekend with Mrs. Beck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P Kilpatrick. Mrsj. J. W. Chapman has closed her summer home on Probarte street and has returned to her home in Charleston for the winter Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Lewis and daughter, Ruth Fielding1, of Ashe ville, spent the week-end in Brevard. ,? ? : % You'll Always Feel AT HOME Ir. The Canteen Our delicious prepared meals make regular custo mers of those "who drop in to give us a trial." Try it, See for Yourself The Canteen Doc Galloway, Prop. OPEN from 5:80 A. M. until 2:00 A. M, Good Food Cooked Right ^ <# and automatic! 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