Sylvan Valley News
VOLUME-XIX
BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. MAY 1. 1914.
NUMBER-18
CLOSE OF SCHOOL
After a session of oiRht months
tho Brevard {ri’Jided scaool closed
for vacation with tho gradnatinf?
exercises of the tenth grade hist
Tuesday nif^ht. The exercises werc^
held in tho Auditorium and the au
dience WHS larf;**. Following was
the program :
SPECIAL TAX ELECTION
The special tax election last Tues
day resnltt'd in a vit-tory for those
who were ai'ainst the movement,
as the followinf' ll^jures will show:
Kegis’n
For
Against
liovd
N.-)
i:j
50
Brevard
1)2
()
(’atbeys Creek
\2
42
Cri'dar Mount’n .‘{7
s
21
Dunns Rock
73
rv
i
:w
Eastatoe
Zi
I
East Fork
..
IS
(■Jloucesti'r
.. 51
■f
i:;
Hogback
i)
Little River....
22
Rosman
.. ‘-’7
lU
s
Totals
2.M
217
RECORDER’S COURT
MRS. SUSAN E. GLAZENER
were remarkably s^ood.
Miss Myrtlt' Kiljcitriek rendered
H piano s.)lo. “Moonlight on tl'.e
Hudson," which was very well
done.
The essays were followed hy an
address to the ;:radnating class and
si’hool l)v K(‘V. \V. M. Kohbins, ]ws-
Episcopal chnreh.
Reading of essays hy tho gradu
ating class:
Salutatory, ('harles Nichols.
“Perseverance,■’ Miss Myrtle Kil
patrick.
‘•Characte’-," Miss Hubenia Nich
olson.
“Tho South, the Xation's (Ireat-
cst Assi't," \\>lter Duckworth.
“I'aiuting, Miss Della Mollctt. After a few days illness willi
Tho last (‘."say was n'ad instead | pneumonia, on the morning of
of a valedictory. All thi; essays j April Uth, 11*11, it ]»lea.sed our Lord
to call unto Himself the spirit of
Mrs. Susan E. (ilazener, the widow
of tlie late James L. Glazener.
The funeral services were con
ducted by her ])astor at .Mt. Moriah
church A])ril 10th at two o'clock ]).
m., and the internu>nt was in Mt.
Moriah cemetery. There was a
tor of the Mctluuiist chnrch. The fiathering of sorrowing r( la- jsiMitence of three months in county
address wasltii.'f. as belitted the | friends to ])ay this last Liail. This ilecision was also ap-
oecasion, and rail of good advice to I the deceaseti. jn-aled from and granted on ?:>()
the graduates in n-gard to their I Sister (ila/.ener professed faith >
fntnr*! stn<li«‘s and 1ii''ir life in tlu* in ('lirist and joined (’atbeys <'rcf>k Stat(‘ vs. Jess ITall. S.ini (Icsli,
world. Mr. F.oldiin^ ccngratn- chuv(d» soon al'ti'r lu*r i;iar- Vindry Wallcrr. Vi-st ()>vcns.
lat«‘d the ci»nii!iimity tlu* coi-])s riagc. ()'.itainitig lu*)- Icttei- from n fTray ; not guilty.
of teacht'rs in the graded school. 'atbeys Crei k .'•lie was ont* of 11.e
spying thaT they wt'n* all Cliris-charter members in tht‘ organi/v;-
tians. and tlic imi'.or- tion uf Mt. 'loTi:ih cluir. h
tam*i‘ oi having teachcrs wliose in 1''?^. She hai> beiMi anca’n st
lives an<l conduct would be a wor- ! iind faithful Christians tl’irouirh :J1
thy example ( t tlu ir thc.se years. She leaves niiu' cbil-
Mr. T. II. Callov.-ay. .hairinan of i'l.^. grrndcbiluren and great- jji,. woman, lier ..nly plea be- ings.
tln‘countv boai’d of education, was Iwitli a host ot
lo
Judge Forsythe held recorder’s
court last Monday morning, three
w’eek’s having elapsed since the
last session on account of the
two week’s of Superior court. The
court house seats were very well
])atr(mized, mostly hy peo])le from
out of town, and expectation and
interest seemed to be alert. In
fact the audience compared very
favorably in size with those attend
ing Su|>erior court. The reputa
tion of the court for the sw’ift and
summary dealing out of justice has
made it a thing to be dreadtnl by
evil doers, yet they furnish enough
material to keep it nnisonablj’ busy.
The following cases were dis
posed of:
State vs. Rachael Mill(>r, assault
with deadly wea])on ; guilty. De
fendant given three months in
the county jail, commitment pa-
])i‘rs to b»; issueil May I'J, giving
didendant a chance to leave the
county. Notice of ai)}K>al was
given, iijipeal bond being lixed at
State vs. J. W. (’ogdill, carrying
conc(*aled wapon, not guilty.
State vs. Rachael Miller, carry
ing conceah'd weapon ; guilty, with
SUNDAY CHURCH WEDDING
Last Sunday Miss Osie Miner and
Mr. William Wright w’ere married
at the Presbyterian church, the
pastor, Rev. E. H. Norw'ood, per
forming the ceremony.
The couple arrived at tho church
after the regular morning service,
before the benediction was pro
nounced. A number of persons,
attracted by the prosi)ect of seeing
a marriage ceremony, had come in,
and when preaching was over the
congregation waited for the ap-
l)oarance of the bride and groom-
to-be. The interval of waiting w'as
happily filled by organ music, sev
eral beautiful sidections being
played by the organist, Miss Mary
Blair. On the arrival of the cou
ple the music glided into the
strains of the Lohengrin wedding
march, and during the ceremony
the same strains in softened tones
were continued.
After the signing of witnesses’
names the Ix'nediction was ])ro-
nounced and the congregation left
the church.
The newly married couple left
Brevard Sunday afternoon and
went by automobile to Henderson
ville on their way to Knoxville for
a two weeks’ bridal tour. They
will make their home here.
FRUITLAND
SUPERIOR COURT
In tile cases again.'t Uacdiael ]\lil-
li'r a good deal of iiit('r<‘st was crt'-
ated from the fact that the jirinci-
]»al ])uities in botli w“r(* woie.m.
Tlu* d(‘fendant attei:i]>ted no d»‘niai
of the (diarge of firint; a ]>istol at
session of Su])crior court.
Kluie prer>i<ling. clt)se(l l;ist
In addition to the i-ecords the home team. IIh
1 he
.1 udge
week.
already ])ribiished, following are
soMi(‘ of the mo>t important eases
disposed of:
.Maggie McCall vs. South«'rnR.
R. Co. Time allowed to tile idead-
Many interesting things havo
transpired since tho last letter wuii
written.
First camo the visit of the Alf)un-
tnineer Quartette of Furman. The
concert was excellent and ideased
even the most critical. Since all
the members of the com])any ar<t
former students they wore given a
hearty welcome.
The baseball team from Bear
W^ullow came over and jdayed two
games with our team. Tlie result
was as all other results have been,
all in favor yf the houui team.
Mr. and Mrs. Sunstrom. n^turned
missionaries from South China,
w'ere with us one night last week.
Each gave an interesting address
on the customs of th(* (’hinc'se and
exhibited many articles which are
common to the; (.'hinanien. Among
these were two litth; idols and an
ancestral tablet.
Mrs. Churchill of Mexico, Mo.,
paid a visit to her daughters.
Misses Alice and Ella, who aro
teachers in the institution.
The commencement o])ened Fri
day night with the music recital
and the girls’ declaniHtion contest.
Saturday morning was d(‘voted to
the exercises of th<^ graduating
class. On Saturday afton:oon the
final ball game; of the yeur was
pulled olf when thc( team from
xVrden came “seeking whom they
might df'vonr.” At tht' clo.'^e < t'
tlu* seventh inning the ,.i,
The ,M*ore was l(»to
asked to ])resi‘ii! :!.<• trophy cni) to
the ."soeii-ty wiriTiiI'.i: oiM This year.
The cn]) wa.-^ ::\varded t ) tlu- Xon-
])ari‘il society .ir.d wa^ received hy
Miss I'.t rlie 1 lalliird. iis presiili nt.
This CT'.p lias been held bv the
Athenian soeietV t'(-rl\vo s.-s.-ioiis.
If tb»\v had won tlii'^.vear the cu]i
wouKl have theirs:::, a iiei-^in-
nont tropiiy.
Rev. (’. 1). riiapii'.aT'i. wlu se in-
ter»'.'t in s(duifl vvork is well known
gave a hook to e.-U'li iiiember of llie
i:radualiiig cia^s. I’iiC'C boidis weri'
friends t )
will also 1;
n;onrn tlu
L re:;tlv ie.is.~fd it; i hi-
chnr(di to which she was so luval
and faithful. Ur,t •■the l.ord i;iv-
t'th aTul tile I.Old taketh away."
aiul we lh:ink Him for having j^iven
to VIS sncli a faitlil'nl <'lir:sti;iii and
])ure and loving soul.
In the eveninir <if a v.ell ent
life, at the call of our Hcavenlv
Fatlu'r, she lays by her eaitlrv
t.jils and cares at sevi'iitv-six .vears
and one month old, •nid m-es h..:»i
to dwell with (Jod aiul lovi'd on« s
ing on the score of ]>rovocatit'n. i Fitzwat(‘r Wlu'cl ('o. vs. \V. E
After (he firing other women j(»ined Bre('sc. 'I’ime allowed to file jih'ad
in llu- an'ray and v. r. steil the pistol ings.
( (irimshawii v.'. Jose]ih ilydt
i^ame eidseo,
! in I a vor of
1) )V.‘-' COJl-
ti'sts were well atfendi-d by admir
ing c*rowds. The declaii'atiuus and
orations w’ere goo<l and dt livi'n d
in fine* form.
Dr. Vann thrilled evervon ■ with
his excelh'nt treatise on thc‘ r.n.seon
forces that govern (*ach lif(\ Sun
day night was devoted to a song
' s('rvice and a<’dress r>r! r.in>ie bv
presented by Mr. (' H. Trowbridg.'. I iind v.i’l'
jirincipal ol' I'ri vanl Tiistilnte.
The la>t ])art t'f tlu ]»ro::r;;:.M was
till' ])resentation ot dij'lonias by
tlu
Mr
tlu
.•isi
];rincipa
>ir. Arthur Rano
Rant's’ r nlark^ to th*.* class on
pri'sentalion vert' 1 cor.-
])ractical. and v. rr well i'\-
p^J^.■'Cd.
Tl>e cveiiir._:'
witli ttraver bv '
the gre.it iH'decn.ed ho'<t iuhoaVtn
wlu're all tears are v.ijcd awa' —
v. lh :e there is no nu rt* s«n i'ov-. ,
]fiin ”.t.»r deal h. .1. . i.i:;;.
NOTICE TO DEM.O::r:.^IS
from her han;l. 'I’he c-aso was a
d(M»lorahle illustration of teminine
s.'ivagery making v,.--e (■!' ;:i:isci!iiiie
nudiiods.
In the Stat(' vs. ,1. \V. (V>gdill for
carryinir coTU-t'.aled \vi'a])ons inti'r-
est ai-ose larirely from th.e fact tJiat
Mr. (’oirdill is the mav')r .>f Ros-
man. 'i'he (‘barges’jrought against
him ri'boonnded ui'on tlu‘ ])ro.se-
cutor, .lohn Milh r, who came out
ot tlu' c'ase with tlu* obligation
■\sti:.g upon him of jiaying the
(■' (sts.
ver(•i^es ( h)st .1
'rrowl)ridg('.
Call for Democratic Precinct
Meetings and County Conven
tion.
GLOUCESTER
A meetidg of the Denuuiatit
Exefutive Committet- of Transyl-
We ar(“ .'^tiii having ."omc li
neatlicr. it seems like sumnu'r is r.ijl.at whi(di tinu* it was or-
here. diri'd that iiri*cini-t ineefiniis hr
are stu i'v to rc'poi-t the death held on May I'lth. I'.*! !, and tlu*
of Uncle Jas.)n .McCali who suf- county convention he ludd on May
fered for two weeks, bur the Lord'^ord. to ase»*rtain .and declare the
called him home* v. here he will sut- j strength of the various candidat<‘s
fer lit) nu)re. The berv-aVi'd family | in the stati*. judicial, state semito-
have our lu-artfelt s\mpatliy. ! rial and tlu^ congres.sional races or
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Bentley re- cT)nte.^ts for such oilices.
It is ordere<l that th<* <*hairman
Dr. Vann and Profs. Melton and
Poole. Dr. Vann also didivt'red the
literary address ini 3Iondax 7:K;rn
ing, after which the diplomas wer*.;
pr(‘senti'd.
The di])lomas were given to th.f*
nu'mhers of the chiss of S::nd:iy
school teucluT training. Miss Rosa
Hamilton, (laitlu'r ('or})ening and
the writer w('re the memhiTS of
the Transylvania (dub who re-
ceiv('d diplomas in this (lejtartment.
Following the close of tiu*.'^;;* i>x-
ercises came the impri'ssive r-er '
mony of laying the corner stone of
th(‘ ni'vr I’.dministration buildinuv
While copies of our reiigio-ss ])a
]iers and other interesting mate
rial was being de])osited in the box
interesting talks were- made bv
ilirection. Most of tlu‘ evidens'c pic ; judgment against plaintiff for j j
w.'nt against one Mci iaha, who was ^ for land in controversy. , Justice and otlun-s. Tlu* building
committee ho])es to liiivi* the liaild
i ing completed h(‘fore the oi'enintr
CONSTIPATION MAY j 's. loi » mnm.o |
CAUSE APPENDICITIS ‘ P:of. SU-lton was I'loftoil Tjrinci-
Pratt. Time allowc'd to file ])lead-
]n^s.
!f. A. i\)c iV (’o. vs. Board of Al
dermen id' Town of Brevard ; sixty
days to file com]»Iaint .and sixty
days thereafter to answer.
Ilia Cantrell vs. <'levidand Can
trell, for divorce ; divorce' grantv'd.
T. W. W'hitmire vs. Mustin Rob
inson (’o. ; non suit.
L. Young vs. Harris Burnett Dry
(loods (’o ; non suil.
W. L. (lillesj)ii' vs. (J. M. (-Ila/c-
Tiii' case agaiii.'t Je.-s Hall and ' nt r ; cost of suit to plaintiff.
ti'.r. i' negrof's. Sam (iash. Vard: ” , -I. II. Mull vs. Marion Mull ; jmlg-
W.i’l-iv'r and \'est < >v.i-ns of l isgah HK'nt against defendant lor the
Forest for an alVi’av ft'll throu^ih land in controversy,
from lack of evidence in the right Mary (ialloway vs A. H. liilles
not in court.
! J. C. Miles vs. Jane Miles, for
divorce; divorce granted.
I J. Otis Boling vs. Tol \Vhitmire
George Smathers vs. M. L. Owen
i lial for the next year and all thi
teachers were re-elected save Prof.
v.inia c(.nnty was h«dd on Apiil it Pays to Be W'atchful and Care- et al.; judgment again.st defendants i .Miss Van.se. Both
: will be s-udlv missed when school
fill—Dodson’s Liver Tone Is
Recommended and Guaranteed
for hind in controversy.
F. R. (:iariu*r vs. L. A. Bates et
ai ; non suit.
In a nnmht'r of cases it has
si‘( nu (I that ap]H‘ndicitis has re
sulted from chronic constii)ati(m.
Ht'nce it is well to be careful and
kei'p the system in as good work
ing order as possible, for if you:
op<'ns again. .Mr. \Voodwavil ex
pects to enter the semin:ir.v for
i further preparation for his v.'ork.
REPORT OF GRAND JURY ' Frnitland's halls are silent now
iandiiseach true student toid< the
The gra!ul jury in submitting u |farewell look at the lam.liar spot
lu‘ or she was im])n‘ssed to say as
turned from >outh ( arolina last I .... ,. ,
, 4- 1 I never suuer from constii)ation von
week Tlu'V wi l mak»'their home of the executive committee ot each I , , . , ' i , -.li xi
. . 1, .. .. ' are likelv to lessen your liabditv to hail is in good condition with the
in Gloucester i ])r(icinct call a meeting ot the i)re-i “ , ' , ' ^ ^ ^ , •
i . . ,, ^ , I other com])licat ions and troubles. i exce])tion of a leak ; that the chain
xMiss Callie (i.-.Ho.v.-.v- - o (dock p. •
report to tlie court find : that the
: j)ut)lie of1ic('s are k(*pt in a good j the apostle on tue .\h)uiii oi
land orderly condition; ihat the Tr.ansfiguration, “It is good for i.s.
to be here.
April I'.'l 1.
W. E. Tavi.ok.
(lalloway returned |
home fr(*m c’atheys Cre«‘k last |
week, wlii-re she has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mauck.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilkey MeCall are
visiting friends and relatives in
Ittckson county this wt'ek.
The Sunday school at Shoal
Creek is progressing nicely. Hoi)e
everybody will attend.
Mr. E. L. (ialloway attended
conrt at Brevard last week.
MrJ^- Cora Fisher has returned
home from Brevard.
Mr. Millard Galloway and daugh
ter Mollie w’ont to Rosman on busi
ness Saturday.
We are sorry to report the illness
of Pearson Galloway.
A large crowd of Gloucester boys
and girls attended the singing at
Macedonia Sunday afternoon.
J. C. L.
, . , . , , , But that does not mean that it is gang is in good condition, with the
, iit wliiiMi tin)o rtiid pluco tlio i wiso for voii to use culoiin/l ti. ixii-1 t \ *.
_ . T., ^ \Ms« uu >ou I that the county
strength of th(‘ vsinous candidates soTi that stavs in the system and i . . , r i
often leaves ‘ had effects lH'hind it, | commissioners buy a team ot mules
even after you may have a])peared imd other equipments to facilitate
to be benefited bv it tem])orarily.
As a matter of fact, calomel is ex
ceedingly dangerous to many ])eo-
pie, perhaps to you. So it is just
as well not to take chances. j ommendation that soini^ porches
For constipation, biliousness, liver j and other necessary improvements
complaint. si(ik headache, etc., Dod-! made thereon.
will he tak(*n and certifu'd to the
count.v convention w’hich meets
Mav ‘i->rd.
It is further ordered that the said
precinct meetings shall at the same
time and place elect delegates to
re])resent the res])ective ])recincts
the work ; that the county home is
in very good condition considering
! the circumstances, with the rec
at the county convention on May | son’s Liver Tone is guaranteed by
SHOULD REVIVE BLUEBAOK
2;{rd.
It is further ordered that the
said i)recinct meetings shall, at the
same time and place, each elect
five democrats as members of the
precinct democratic executive com
mittee for tho coming campaign,
designating one of the five as chair
man.
\V. M. Henky, Chairman.
R. L. Gash, Secretary.
Democratic Executive Committee
of Trans'*!vnnia Count.v.
This April 1 !'.U1. 1 'il-lt
S. M. Macfie and by Duckworth
Drug Co., who will cheerfully i*e-
fund purcha.se price (5(»e.) instantl.y
to you in the event that it fails to
give complete satisfaction.
Dodson’s Liver Tone is a vege
table liquid, perfectly harmless,
easy to take and highly effective
without pain, ache or gripe and
leave no bad after-eftects. It as
sists nature and builds you up in
stead of weakening yon. So many
people have been immensely bene
fited by this good remedy that it’s
worth your looking into at once.
>fake no mistake—ask for Dodson s
Liver Tone. adv
Health a Factor in Success.
The largest factor contributing to
a man’s success is undoubtedly
health. It has been observed that
a man is seldom sick -when his bow’-
els aro regular—he is never w’cll
when they are constipated. For
constipation you will find nothing
quite so good as Chamberlain’s
Tablets. They not only move the
bowels but improve the appetite
and strengthen digestion. They
iU\; suld by S. M. Muclie. adv
If the young ladies, who had ivi
conscientious scrujdes about taking
flowers from a strangers yard, had
been taught in the blueluiek speller
my lilac bush w’onld have morci
blooms on it. In that book I
learned that fruit and flowers aro
just as much a man’s own as his
cornfield. Better revive that meth
od of teaching if our country is to
be benefited by education.
M. E. Bell.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to all who were so helpful
and sympathetic during the illness
and death of our wife and mother.
J. C. B.VtiWKLL,
Daisv G.'.lloway.