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REVIVAL SERVICES AT CATHEYS CREEK Revival services began at Cathey's Creek Baptist church last Sunday, with the paster, Rev. J. W. Owenby, in charge. Services are held each morning and evening at 11 and 7:30 o'clock. The public is cordially invit ed to attend these services. On next Saturday evening th? church expects to have The Baar Wallow male quartet of Gerton." ENGLISH CHAPEL The annual home-comfng of Eng lish Chape! Methodist church will be held Sunday, October 16. This event is looked forward to by a large number of people throughout this section of the state. A splendid prcgram has been arranged and a large attendance is expected. DAHLIA SOCIETY TO MEET All parties interested in the Dahlia society being organized here are in vited to attend a meeting to be held in the vocational agricultal class room of the Brevard High school Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. ( nsiderable interest and enthusi asm is being shown in this work and th purpose of this meeting is to lay definite plans for a permanent organization here. LEGAL TRANSFERS Tlii Ci! lowing realty transfers were ? recorded in the office of the register of deeds during the past week: W. H. Rhodes and wife to T. E. Bagwell; E. D. Lance to C. R. Lance; W. E Breese, Commissioner to T. E. Sharpe. WANT ADS WANTED TO BUY? Used two horse wagon. W. C. Gravely, Route 1, Brevard, N. C. I HAVE plenty of space to keep youi sweet potato seed ip my cellar through the winter months. Sec me C. M. Siniard, Brevard Route 2. FOR SALE ? Jersey Cow. Fresh Calf three weeks old. Reply to Mrs M. S. McKelvey, Brevard, N. C. WANTED ? Uuse of a piano during winter months. Will take good car* and keep in heated house. Must b< good piano. See Mrs. Charles Pickel simer, Brevard. N. C. HINTON LODGE wants more board ers. Good things to eat and plentj of it. Also apartments fcr rent. Mrs A. N. Hinton. S-8ti WASTED ? Your Shoe Repairing We are equipped to do first claa shoe repair work. Men's soles anc rubber heels $1.00. ladies soles anc rubber heels 90 cents. Brevard She* Shop, T. E. Waters, Owner. New) Arcade. May 5tf( WILL TRADE Nice Horse for Hogs good cow or calves. Edna Brown Davidson River. ltj FOR REST ? Well located Dusicesf property, splendid locations foi merchandise establishments. See Jud son McCrary, Tinsley Building, Tele phone 172. 029ti FIRE WOOD, Stove Wood. Kindljp* Sand and Gravel. Trunks * anc Bajjgage and general h .uling. Ratei reasonable. Siniard T> xnsfer Co Phone 118. Aug 13 4t< STEADY WORK? GCoD PAY RELIABLE MAN WANTED to cal on farmers in Transylvania Coun ty. No experience or capital needed Write today. McNess Co., Dept. P F"ceport, Illinois. 05 ltj FOR RENT ? Bachelor Apartment front and back entrance. Private bath. Plenty of hot water. Garage nice home in good "location. Avail able after October 1st. Address W care Brevard News. ltj FOR RENT ? 2 room apartment, fur nished, modern conveniences, side entrance. Price reasonable. Miss Em ma Bagwell. tfc FOR SALE ? Vinegar at 25c gallor to close out. Also 2 empty barrels SI each. E. R. Pendleton, 633 W. Pro barte, St.. Brevard, N. C. 2tp WAST TO SELI,? Home Comfort Range. No. 8, for $50 cash. See H, Garren. RADIO REPAIRING Satisfactory work at reasonable prices. Let me put your Radio in shape to receive the many good pro grams that will be on the air this fall and winter. L. K. RATCHFORD Turnpike Road, Brevard, N. C. tfc STEADY WORK? GOOD PAY RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call on farmers in Transylvania Coun ty. No experience or capital needed. Write today. McNess Co., Dept. P. Frseport, Illinois. WANTED to exchange mountain land with cold springs. Ideal place for summer camp for good house and few acres of land eutside city limits r ' ???"*(*. Write care Brevard News. r f,; ^Society News and Club Activities 1 WOMAN'S BUREAU IN MEETING MONDAY AFTERNOON j The Woman's Bureau held their ?gular meeting Monday afternoon ! t 3:30 at the Woman's Exchange on | .Main street. The regular business of j he bureau taken up at this meeting ' no special program having been ar 1 '.-angeci. The members decided to keep I he Exchange open during the morning! icurs through the winter and on Sat-; u-day will be open from 10 to 12 in he mornings and from 2 to 5 in the i ifternoon. ! Plans are being discussed for a ;ccial of same kind to be given on he night of the election, November he 8th, at which time they plan to erve coffee, sandwiches etc. Definite - - for this will be announced later. , About 20 members were present it the meeting. MISS PIERCE TO WED MR. Till ESSEN TODAY. . i Of much cordial interest to her ! "iany friends here is the anrtounce i ? out. of the marriage of Miss Martine fierce to Mr. Herman Milton Thies i on of New York City. Miss Pierce is the daughter of Mrs. Robert S. Pierce and the late Mayor { 'ierce who was twice mayor of St. \ ?etersburg, Fla. Mrs. Pierce is now 1 ! residing in Brevard. | Mr. Thiessen is the son of Mr. and j '-frs. Herman Thiessen, of Cleveland, ! )hio. He graduated from the Har ? r?rd school in the class of 1924 and . om the Harvard school of Busi ; ess Administration in 1926. He is a i "ombar of the Kappa Sigma and the 1 ' 'award Club, New York City. The marriage will be solemnized [ ")day, (Thursday) at 9 a. m..at St. 1 Bartholomew's church, Park avenue, Jew York, with the Rev. Dr. Clifton ? { Macon officiating and will be attend i cl only by immediate relatives. I The bride will wear a lovely brown j m gel skin gown with accessories to ! natclv Flowers for the occasion will i is Bride's roses and lilies of the val I -y. Music will be played by David :.Villiams of St. Bartholomews church. Mr. Thiessen and his bride will , pen.d their honeymoon at Norfolk, . Conn., returning later to make their 'iome in New York City. ? MISS SHIPMAN ENTERTAINS AT INFORMAL PARTY Miss Hyburnia Shipman entertain , d a group of her friends at her home , Tuesday evening at an informal par y honoring her sister, Miss Rhuem r.a Shipman, of Washington, who is ; .'isiting her. . A number of interesting games i '/ore played and a most enjoyable . -vening was spent by the guests, ^bout fifteen in number. ' MISS YOUNG ENTERTAINS AT i BRIDGE ; Miss Annie Young entertained a group ? of her young friends ac her 'loms in North Brevard Tuesday ev ning with three tables of bridge. ' The room used for playing was at 'ractively decorated with beautiful [ cut flowers. ? During the course of the playing a ' ielightful salad course and coffee : was served to the guests. Miss Nancy Macfie won the high > -core prize for the evening, a double > leek of cards. Miss Bill Aiken cut the ' consolation and was presented with a pound box of candy. i Those enjoying the charming hos : oitality o f Miss Young were: Misses ? Helen Morrow, Margaret Miller, ? Mary Osborne Wilkins, Josephine ' Clayton, Agnes Clayton, Ruth Wat er*, Nancy Macfie, Flora Wike, Reba ? Kitchen and Bill Aiken. i GRADE MOTHERS IN MEETING ? At a meeting of the Grade Moth ers, a division of the Parent-Teach ars Association, held Monday Sept l ?mber 26, Mrs. Paul Smathers was ? elected chairman and the following . Grade Mothers appointed: LIST , The meetings of this organization -,.o hold on call and announcement ' if the next meeting* will appear [ later. 4th A ? Mrs. Harry Perry, Mrs, ' Johnston, Mrs. Grimshaw. ? 4th B? Mrs. W. S. Price, Mrs. C. . F. Misenheimer, Mrs. H. C. Aiken. 5th A? Mrs. T. P. Ward, Mrs. J. B. Jones, Mrs. C. 0. Robinson, j 6th A ? Mrs M. M. Feaster, Mrs. ' H. L. Wilson, Mrs. B. F. Freeman, , Mrs. J. E. Loftis. ' i 6th B ? Mrs. J. B. Pickelsimer, Mrs. 'I. B. Petit, Mrs. J. B. Henry, Mrs. ; N. A. Miller. 7th ? Mrs, C. C. Yongue, Mrs. A. \T. Hinton, Mrs. H. E. Erwin, Mrs. ! Ada Teague, Mrs. Lottie Duckworth. ? '2 B ? Mrs. Howard Wyatt, Mrs. . Carl McCrary. 3 B ? Mrs. L. E. Bagwell, Mrs. ' | Ralph Snelson. 2 A ? Mrs. T. B. Crary, Mrs. M. A j Moltz, Mrs. Doc Galloway. I I? Mrs. Rufty, Mrs. W. W. Bable, Mrs, Ferguson, Mrs. Roland Whit , mire. ~ ~ j I ? Eva Call, Mrs. Ed Cantreil, Mrs. Leonard Simpson, Mrs. Misen heimer. 3 A ? Mrs. Paul Smathers, Mrs. J. I.. C-)bb, Mrs. Charles Pickelsimer. McC ALL-PARKER I _ Mrs. E. W. Hamlin, announces the marriage of her sister, Miss Adeiiade MeCall to Mr. LawTence E. Parker of West Asheville. The marriage tak ing place in Greenville, S. C. Satur day Oct. 1. Miss McCall is formeriy of Bre j vaid and has many friends here who ' wish for her much happiness. MISS RUTH WATERS HOSTESS AT BRIDGE PARTY Miss Ruth Waters charmingly en tertained a number of friends at a bridge party Thursday evening at her home on Perk Avenue, honoring Miss Rose Schachner. Three tables were arranged for bridge at which the guests took their places and played until a late hour. The high score prize for the eve ning went to Miss Rowena Orr and a lovely guest prize wa3 presented to Miss Schachner, the guest of honor. Those present to enjoy the delight ful occasion were: Agnes Clayton, Josephine Clayton, Rebecca Sumrney, Margaret Miller, Mary Osborne Wil ns, Rowena Orr, Reba Kitchens, nncy MacFie, Elizabeth Shipman, Flora Wike, and Rose Schachner. j Tho event was given as a farewell I o Miss Schachner who has since left | ' o make her home in Charlotte. I A most delightful salad course, cof ? 'oe and sandwiches, was served by Miss Waters. ? EASTERN STAR MEETING HEM) TUESDAY The regular meeting of the local j order of the Eastern Star was held on I Tutsday evening at 8 o'clock at the ! Masonic Hall on Broad street. A ! good attendance was reported. The j meeting was taken up with the regu j lar business of the organization. I B. Y. P. U. TO GIVE ANNUAL SOCIAL FRIDAY I The Annual social cf the General Baptists Young People's Union or ganization will be held in. the base ment of the church on Friday eve j'ning at 7:30 o'clock. All members j -f the four groups composing th< I general organization are cordiallj i 'nvited to attend this affair. A spleri j did program has been arranged. ' A SURPRISE DINNER Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Holden werf lonor guests at a delightful surprise linncr given them by their childrer Sunday, October 2nd. The guest list included, in additior to the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Orr, Miss Sallie Middleton all of Little River; Mr. and Mrs. 0 D. Reece and children, Eril and Ro> | and Mrs. Jackson Holden, of Gladt Creek; Mrs. G. J. Eubanks and chil dren, Lottie, Nell and Lesise Mae Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Holden anc children, Eddie, Clara, Coy and Heler and Miss Elsie Wilson, all of Bre vard. A number of guests arriving in th< afternoon were: Mr. Diilie Wilson Miss Josie Queen, Mr. Hubert Hold en, Misses Georgia and Virginu Owen and Mr. J. T. Owen. The event was greatly enjoyed bj all present. i DAViDSON RIVER DAY HELD j SUNDAY j The annual Davidson River day eel , | ebration was held Sunday at the Dav 1 ! idson River Presbyterian church here I Rev. R. L. Alexander, pastoi I preached at the 11 o'clock service, de j livering a most interesting and in [ spirational sermon. A picnic dinner was served on tbi ; grounds. Shortly afterward a splen did sermon was preached by Rev. W S. Hutchison. Attendance was large, people com ing from this and other communi ties to attend this celebration whicl for years has been a most importair event. MISS RAY MITCHELL IX BREVARD Miss Mitchell has had wide experi ence in Girl Scout work. Before com ing on the National Staff in 1925 Miss Mitchell was a local director o ' i the Macon, Georgia, Girl Scouts fo: \ 1 two years. She lias camped undei j the Redwoods of California; in th: I Rocky Mountains at Estes Park, Co jlorado; in the Ozark Mountains; am 1 in the deep woods of Canada. I MISS JANE PIERCE TO A TTES'L SISTER'S WEDDING Miss Jane Pierce left Tuesday foi New York where she will attend th< wedding of her sister Miss Martir.i Pierce, which is to be solemnizec Thursday morning at 9 o'clock . | She will remain in New York t< j begin training in St. Mai-y's hospital j INDUSTRIOUS FARMERS' CLUE TO MEET TODAY A meeting of the Industrious Farmers' Club of Boyd Township ! will be held tonight, (Thursday) a1 The Penrose School House a1 eight o'clock. Ail those interested in work of this organization are re quested to be present. i Mr. Guy Hamilton left Monday j morning for a trip north. He wijl visit many points of interest. : Mr. Oliver Norwood left Saturday for a visit to his parents in Boston. Mass. Mr. Dick Jennings, of Pittsburgh, Pa., in Brevard on business this week. Mrs. A. D. Perkins left last week for Chapel Hill where she will spend the winter months with her son at State University. SICKNESS CLOSES: LITTLE RIVER SCHOOL Little River school was ordered closed Wednesday and will remain closed until Monday due to a number cf extremely bad colds among the students. One .Tase of diptheria has beer, reported in this section. IMPRESSIONS OF THE SYLVAN VALLEY FAIR The fair would not have served its purpose along educational lines if no ?p siting impressions were secured. And much good has re=ulted this year for it has been brought to light that <cme of the ideas long held by the j ?our.ty are at variance with actual ' facts. For instance, judges in these | contests do not give the highest rat- 1 ing to the largest specimens exhibited but judge them according to quality, ' purity and freedom from disease. It was ^specially mentioned by Prof, i Glazener, in commenting on this fact, that in judging sweet potatoes the highest awards did not go to the huge jumboes but to the ones that were of a pure strain, of standard grades and free from disease. The same is true of all the exhibits and it is to be stressed that quantity pro duction of purebred, di3ease-free pro ducts will be far more desirable than the production of the huge, unmar ketable diseased products. These lessons are being taught th? youngsters in "the vocational agricul ture classes and it is noteworthy that some of their exhibits were among the very best. HOME ECONOMICS CLASS The fine exhibits of the Home Eco nomics class, of which Miss Virginia Wilcox is teacher attracted consid erable attention. In this class the girls are taught that successful home making is both a science and an art and this lends something of an air of importance and dignity to their work. This was all evidenced in the care and skill with which their ex hibits were prepared. This class is deserving of much credit for their I ( tireless energy toward doing their bit | to make the fair the success it proved , j to be. I I COMMUNITY RIVALRY KEEN \ I The spirit of friendly rivalry which ; | prevaded between the various com I munities did much toward lifting the standard of the community exhibits, j Tt proved to be no small effort on the I part of the judges to make an impar I tial decision in the face of so many , 1 fine exhibits. The final decision, how ; ever, gave first place to Boyd town ' ship, second to Brevard and third to , Little River. This spirit of friendly ( ! :vnhy bids fair to make the similai events of tl\e future far better than ever before for each has seen what ' the other is capable of doing and will ; ' exert every effort to out do them. DR. FARRELL'S SCHEDULE CHANGED j! ' unp'- (>r>t is made that Dr ^ v '' '"g the free dental clinic here will be in Lake Toxaway " ; from Tuesday until Friday. It wa< previously announced that he would : be there on Monday. - 'J "j* '*? ?$? ?$? *$? ?$? ??? ?$ , v t V -I* ?> K- * ^ ? ?J4 ?> * * ++ SEUCA NEWS Most of our folks arc looking for- i ward to the Barton reunion which I meets at the home of S. B. Barton! next Sunday. This is hoped to be one of the best family reunions held yet I'.cv. Keller, ef Brevard, and his choir sang for Uncle Henry Barton Sunday afternoon. A number of hie friends also enjoyed the music. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Galloway had a family reunion last Sunday and a j fine time was had by ail present. The i singing class from Gloucester gave the finishing touch by rendering sev eral fine songs. The Union Sunday School 1b pro gressing wonderfully with a large attendance last Sunday. I The Revival at. Catheys Creek is doing nicely with Rev. Owenby in j charge of the services. The MeKinna reunion at Boilston church last Sunday was well repre sented from here and was a perfect success. Rev. Asher Allison preach ing in the morning and Rev. Newton: of Pickens, S. C., in the afternoon. Rev. Lewis Simpson made the intro- , ductory speech. Many talks were made by members of the clan. Avery Simpson, who has been working with J. N. Whitmire sowing rye and doing other jobs on the farm, returned home Monday. Mr. Whit mire says he hopes he will visit him again next rye sowing time. Kiah Hollingsworth, of Pisgah i Forest, was visiting in this section j Saturday. Walter MeKinna, of' Lake Toxa I way, spent Saturday night and Sun | day with his uncle, John. McKinnd, here. i Miss Helen Barton visited Mrs. ? Ward Breedlove Monday. Jeter Barton, of Douglas, Wyo., was a church visitor here Sunday. ! Mrs. Carl Searcey, of Calvert, j spent Saturday night with her sister, Mrs. George MeKinna. A number of our folks attended church at Cherryfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lem Brooks were callers here Sunday. A number of our folks went to Brevard Tuesday to hear Hon. Jake Newell and gave the verdict that his heart is in the right place. We won der why so many of our citizens and church folks pray dry and vote wet. Rev. Sherman Pearson wiil preach at Selecia Methodist church Sun day morning, 11 a. m. Ed. Wilson and Bill Parker car ried a load of produce to South Caro lina last week. 1 Next Saturday prayer service will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Galloway, conducted by Mrs. ? Lonnie Barton. 1 Henry Miller, of Lake Toxaway, ' was visiting his sister, Mrs. Harkles : Barton Sunday. ' Clarence Tinsley and family, of GROUP COMENCE mmm auxiliary A , group Conference of the Wom an's Auxiliary of the Asberille Pres fcytety will be heid in the Presby terian church on Saturday Oct 8, be ginning at 10 o'clock. This District consists of the Hendersonville, Eto wah. Mil's River and Brevard-Dav idsqn River churches. Representatives from these four churches will attend the theeting in Brevard. Mrs. C. E. Dorsey, of Montreat, President of the Asheville Presbytery and other officials of the organiza tion will be present, arlLa very in teresting program has planned. LOCAL METHODISTS IN ZONE MEET FRIDAY The Missionary. Zone Meeting of Methodist church representing the counties of Transylvania, Henderson and Polk counties was he'd in Tryon Friday, at the Tryon Methodist church with an attendance of about 100. The address of welcome was given by Mrs. J. S. Cromer,, president of the Hostess group, at 10 o'clock, which opened the meeting. The devo tional was conducted by Mrs. J. F. Black. Mrs. Oliver H. Orr, zone leader, gave a splendid program in which several of the visiting societies were represented. 1 An enjoyable luncheon was served in the church basement by a commit tee in charge of Mrs. W. V. Creas r.ian. Billy Joe George ' Little Billy Joe George, four-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. U. G. George, died at midnight Tuesday at the home of the parents in the Little Riv er section. Little Billy was ill but a few days, a victim of membraneous croup. Funeral services were conduct ed at. the residence Wednesday after noon at 4 o'clock, and burial was mads in the cemetery at the Little River Baptist church. The little fellow was a most lov able child, and the citizens of the community were shocked and great ly grieved over the sad death, extend ing in every way possible their help ful aid and deep sympathy to the family. Brevard, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Sunday. James Henderson, of Quebec, was in our section last week. Mrs. Laura Fowler visited Mr3. 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