W. EXCHANGE WILL
CLOSE IN FEW DAYS
The Women’s Exchange, which
has been in operation through the
summer months will close for the
winter on September 16, according to
announcement of the chairman of
this enterprise, Miss Katherine Grif
iin.
All of those who have articles
there on sale are requested to call at
the exchange rooms on or before
September 14 and remove them be
fore the rooms are closed for the
winter.
The exchange has proved very
popular and profitable this summer,
both for the organization and for
the numerous citizens and tourists
who have taken advantage of this
community service.
The Women’s Excharge is one of
the major projects of the Women’s
Civic club, and its re-opening in the
early summer of next year will be
anticipated by many
CARD OF THANKS
1 wish to take this method of ex
pressing my sincere thanks to my
many white friends who weia so kind
to me at the deuth of my wife, Etta
Kilgore and especially ter the many
nice flowers.
Lee Kilgore
More than half the plate glass us
ed in the United States goes into the
automobile construction.
In the Arctic regions conversation
has been carried on over water by
persons separated by a distance of
6.696 feet. ’
NOTICE
OF FORECLOSURE
Under and by virtue of the Power
of Sale contained in that certain
Deed in Trust from 0. H. Orr and
wife to J. M. Meece, said Deed in
Trust bearing date of December
30th. 1930, and Registered in Book
28 at Page 106 of the Record of
Deed in Trust for Transylvania
County, securing certain indebted
ness therein named, and default hav
ing been made in the payment of
said indebtedness whereby the Power
of Sale contained in said Deed in
Trust has become operative, and the
holder of the note evidencing said
indebtedness having requested the
undersigned Trustee to foreclose
said Deed in Trust, and all notice,
required as to said default having
been given and said default has not
been made good;
New therefore the undersigned
Trustee will on
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30th. !
1933 at 12 o’clock M. at the Court
House Door in Brevard, N. C., of-'
fer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder. for cash, the following de
scribed real property, to wit; I
All those three lots or parcels of
land mentioned and referred to in
j r.id Deed in Trust aforesaid refer
ence being hereby made to said Deed
in Trust, and the title Deed therein!
referred t<? for a description of said j
property by metes and bounds.
,The proceeds of said sale to be ap-j
plied upon said indebtedness, com-;
missions, costs of sa'e etc.
This the 30th. day cf August,;
1933. :
J. M. MEECE
Trustee.
Sept. 7—14—21—28 _j
666
Liquid — Tablet* — Salve
Checks Malaria in 3 days, Colds first
day, Headaches or Neuralgia in 30
minutes,
FINE LAXATIVE and TONIC
Most Speedy Remedies Known. 1
GLOUCESTER NEWS
(Helen Owen)
The Rev. Judson Hall, pastor oi
Macedonia Baptist church w i 1
preach at Macedonia Saturday
j morning, September ninth at elevei
' o’clock, also Sunday morning al
, eleven. Sunday school will be held at
j ten o’clock.
Mat Parker, of Asheville, spent
Monday night as a guest of Mr. anc
' Mrs. A. C. Price.
Mrs. Burgan Kilpatrick visited
| Mrs. A. C. Price Sunday.
Mable Owen spent Saturday night
as guest of Dora Lowe.
Willie Galloway and R. F. Kil
patrick visited Burgan Kilpatrick
Iftst week.
Mr. and Mrs. Booth Price, Mr
and Mrs. Tom Nicholson were visi
tors of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McCall
Wednesday.
Bessie McCall spent last week
visiting friends in this section.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Coley Me
Call, a daughter, on August 31.
Mildred Price spent Friday night
as guest of Mr. and Mrs. .Walter
Crawford.
Mrs. Loren Kitchen left Tuesday
to spend a few days in Asheville
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kitch
en.
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uv a LiuntJ opv**u -
guest of Mab e Owen.
Mrs. C. A. McCall spent a few
days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Overton Kitchen.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCall
spent Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Nicholson at Cowarts.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kilpatrick and
daughter, LaVada, Talmadge Kil
patrick. Cage Stamey and son, Car
los, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Burgess Kilpatrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Artillus Anders and
baby and Mitch Anders, of Green
ville. spent a few days last week as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anders.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson and
son, Tommy, of Cowarts, are spend
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Booth Price. . .
Hardy and Edna Kilpatrick visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Burgan Kilpatrick
Saturday night.
Pearl Price, Ruby and Helen
Owen visited Edna Kilpatrick Sun
<ia'Rev. Dillard Owen, of Balsam
Grove was a dinner guest of R. F.
Kilpatrick Sunday. \
Irona McCall was a Sunday guest
of her sister, Mrs. Spurgeon Owen.
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Banther and
sen, of Lake Toxaway spent Satur
day night as guests of Mrs, W. E.
Patterson.
A singing school began at Mace
donia Baptist church on Monday,
September 4, with Talmadge Chas
tecn as teacher. The school will con
tinue until Saturday, September 9.
The high schoo' boys and girls of
this section feel that they have been
very much slighted since there has
fce.n no way provided for them to
get to school. Wake up. Commission
e s, am! get us a bus so we can get
stavti d to school. Is it not as ^im
porrnnt 'hat we children of Glou
cester get to school a3 of other sec
tions?
Silversteen school opened Monday
to begin its year’s work. Sixty chil
dren were enrolled the first day of
school. N. C. Miller, the principal,
made a talk to the children and laid
down a few simple rules to govern
their conduct while at school. He al
so spoke to several parents present,
welcoming them, and inviting them
to visit the school at any time. Miss
Allison made a short talk in which1
she erected the little ones and the
parents present and expressed her
hope for a good school for the com
ing year.
The Ov.cn reunion will be held at
the Silversteen school house on the |
ninth of September. Everybody is]
QUEBEC NEWS
(By Lucille Henderson)
Mieses Nettie and Carrie Franklin
were visiting their brother, Ransom
Franklin, last week-end
' Mrs Lesa Loving and daughter,
Opal Dodgin, were visitors at the
home of Simp Fisher cf Gloucester
last Sunday
Miss Carrie Owen spent Sunday
i and Sunday night with Miss E'l*
jMae Owen.
David Orr of Brevard visited James
{Henderson on Thursday of last week.
1 Millie Fisher is on the sick Hit
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith had a
Mbean stringing” on Thursday night
of l&st wcok*
j Jack Smith cf South Carolina i«
spending a few days with his ne
phew. Anderson Smith, of Quebec.
I Miss Beulah Reid and Charles
' Reid visited Mrs. T. C. Henderson
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Whitmire
were Brevard visitors last Saturday.
Capt. W. D. B'ack returned to his
summer home here last week after
spending a few days at his South
Carolina home,
T. C. Henderson made a business
trip to Brevard last Friday.
Ima Jean, little daughter of Clyde
Jcnes, is quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thomas spent
Saturday and Sunday with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gideon
Miller.
Fin 1 in a nmr\Knv rtf nPflfll h frOffl
this community attended the Fisher
I reunion at Lake Toxaway Baptist
church last Saturday.
Little Joretta Moore spent Sunday
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Henderson.
Mrs. Hinnant and children of
Scuth Carolina are spending a few
weeks at their summer home here.
Mrs. T. C. McCall spent Saturday
with Mrs. M. 0. McCa 1.
Calvin Smith of Rosmar. visited
his brother Anderson Smith one day
last week.
Miss Lucy Hinnant visited Miss
Carrie Owen one day last week.
Truette Henderson left for Mars
Hill last Monday where he is enter
ing his senior year in Mars Hill
college.
Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Owen of Ashe
ville, spent one night last week with
C. W. Henderson.
Woodrow Fisher came in from Ft.
Bragg Friday for a week-end v*sit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
T. Fisher. He attended the Fisher
reunion Saturday and returned to
Ft. Bragg Monday.
Sherman McMahan was a visitor
in this community last week looking
after his garden and other things he
left here when he moved to Ashe
ville. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher of
(Easley, S. C.. attended the Fisher
reunion Saturday, spent the week
end with relatives and returned to
Easley Monday. ,
Lawton Harvey of Flat Rock
visited K. K. Miller last Sunuay.
Louie Miller and sister, Ernestine,
were visitors in the home of Tl?®
Henderson Sunday afternoon.
Miss Agnes Miller, who has a po
sition in East E at Rock, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. K. j
Miller Sundayg; „ .
Elbert Whitmire went with Fvank,
Fisher tc Easley Monday where he
has a position in one of the mills.
Virgil McCall spent Monday night
with Oscar Hrenderson.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Fred Owen,
a son, Edmund.
Jascn McCal! visited Bill Brisco (
in Jackson county last week.
R. T Fisher went to Gloucester!
Sunday to see his father, “Uncles
Simp Fisher, who is very ill, having
invited to come and bring well filled
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OF TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY
The Board of County Commissioners of Transyl
vania County will sit as Board of Equalization and Re
view in the County Commissioner's Room in the County
Court House on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1933
AT 10:00 O’CLOCK, A. M.
then and there to hear the complaint, if any, of any
taxpayer of the county who has complaint to make in
regard to assessment of property for taxes for the
year 1933.
Sept. 5, 1933. JESS A. GALLOWAY
tai JU ? ti * Wit CJ®* to Board
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1
H FOREST NEWS
1
Mrs. A. L. Morgan and Mrs. Kiah
Hollingsworth entertained at the
home of the former Saturday eve
ning honoring Mrs. C. L. Corn, a
recent bride, with a miscellaneous
shower. The bride was presented
with many pretty and useful gifts,
after which refreshment* of ice
creum and cake 'were served.
Mrs. Bessie Eckerd and sons, of
Canton are guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Patton.
I Mrs. Clarence Ramrey, of Irmnn.
S. C., was the week-end guest of
| Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Morgan.
1 Mrs. Will Owens, of Davidson
River spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Orr.
1 Osie Sente!! and daughter, Bea
trice, of Mt. Underwood, spent the
week-end with relatives here.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Roby Street and
children of South Carolina were
guests of Mrsr. Bob Street. They
enroute to Rainbow Springs, where
they intend to make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cheek and
children spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. T. Vaughn in Biltmore.
Mrs. Larry Simpson has returned
to her home in Greenville, S. C., af
ter spending the past week with he?
mother, Mrs. D. W. Hollingsworth.
Miss Mamie Galloway was a re
cent Asheville visitor.
Claud Stepp and Roy Marshall
spent Wednesday in Cashiers Val
ley.
• 'u. auu ijmuu ivuy, ui luuc
River spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. H. Hedrick.
Lloyd Campfield, who is employed
in Sw&nnanoa, was a caller of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Campfield, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyday and
children of Penrose spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Orr.
Bill Blades has returned to his
home in Richmond, Va., after spend
ing some time with Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Pruitt.
A. L. Morgan, who is employed
in Tryon, spent the week-end at his
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stopbel in
tend to leave for Sumter, S. 0., Sat
urday to make their future home.
Mr. Stophel will be employed as saw
yer in the Galloway-Peace mill there.
The local baseball nine defeated
Cruso team at Cruso Saturday after
noon, 16-2.
had a stroke of paralysis.
The young people of this com
munity enjoy their swimming privi
leges in the lake at the home of T.
C. Henderson. They say the water
is getting a little cold because of
these cool nights, and they realize
thpt they must soon give up this
sport and wait for its renewal next
summer.
When the World War began air
p'anes could r.ot fly faster than 85
miles per hour and could climb on
ly 3,500 feet in live minutes. When
the :var ended planes could fly 150
miles per hour and climb 6,000 feet
in five minutes.
Wilson County tobacco growers
reirort the best Quality of leaf since
BLANTYRE BREEZES
(Mrs. Ada Reed)
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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morgan of
Hendersonville, were Blantyre vis
itors Sunday.
Rev. F. H. Holden was the Sunday
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Justus.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gray called oo
Mrs. Gray’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Reed Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Duncan have
recently moved into this community.
We were glad to have Rev. Paul
Hartsell, of Brevard, with us at
Blantyre church Sunday afternoon.
He gave a very interesting and in
structive talk.
A. W. Davis spent the week-end
with his family here.
Wedding bells were ringing in our
section recently when Leroy Davis
and Miss Agnes Maxwell motored to
Greenville, S. C., and were married.
They were accompanied by Miss
Irene Davis, the groom's sister and
Miss Fred Maxwell, a sister of the
bride. Their many friends extend to
them their very best wishes.
Miss Belle Reed of Candler, spent
the week-end with her parents here,
Mr. and Mrs. Clannie Justus vis
ited Mrs. Justus' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Morgan, of Etowah Sunday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith and children
left Monday for their home in At
lanta. Mrs. Smith and the children
spent the summer at French Broad
Park.
I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams and
little daughter, Katherine and Miss
es Fannie and Susie Reed visited
I John Reed and family Sunday eve
j ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown of
i Turkey Creek visited relatives here
Sunday afternoon.
P. A. Rahn has recently returned
to his home after spending some
‘lime ^.siting his relatives in Georgia.
BALSAM GROVE NEWS
(By Mrs. Harry McCall)
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR MRS. G. W. McCALL.
Funeral services for Mrs. G. W.
McCall were held last Wednesday
e( the home of the deceased, attend
ed by a large group of relatives and
li: nds. The Rev. Judson Com had
charge of the services. Pallbearers
w;ie Ira McCall, Ingomar McCall,
Ernest McCall, Elzie McCall and
Spurgeon McCall. Flowers were in
charge of Misses Lois McCall, Ellen
Owen, Mrs. Otis Mesaengale, Ruby
McCall, Myrtle Galloway and Hazel
McCall.
Mrs. McCall died on August 2£,
after a life of usefulness to her
family and community. She was
seventy years old and had been &
member cf the church for more than
fifty years. Surviving are the hus
band, six daughters and two sons. |
Mrs. Arch Galloway and family
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Galloway's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Doc McCall. 1
F. McCall is spending several
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Richard
STUDENTS MAY GET
HAN At COLLEGE
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Cullowbee, Sept 6—The Board of
Trustees of Western Carolina Teach
ers College has authorized President
H. T. Hunter to accept during the
coming college session the personal
note of as many as 20% of tha
students instead of direct cash pay
ment as a means of taking care of
the new tuition charges of $24.00
that will be made by the institution.
The making of the tuition charge,
which will amount to $8J$0 per quae- *
ter, was made mandatory by the no
tion of the last North Carolina Gen
eral Assembly.
This arrangement to take care edt
tuition is a part of the rather wide
spread program of financial aid to
students that is being adopted with
the beginning of the 1933-34 session
by the Cullowbee institution. Presi
dent Hunter ttnnounces that far more
than a hundred students are expect*
ed to be given financial aid of soma
kind by the college during the com
ing session.
Approximately 60 students will be
given self-help positions on the cam
pus. In this group will be both young
men and young women. Among the
types of work that will bo done are:
grading papers for instructors, act
ing as assistants to instructors, wait
ing on tables in dining room,
washing dishes, working on college
farm, caring for grounds, acting a*
library assistants, and doing several
other types of work. Many applica
tions for jobs have already been
made and several of them have been
assigned.
It is planned to aid approximately
30 students with the college loan
funds. In the matter of both the
loan funds and self-help positions It
is the decision of the college adminis
tration to give financial aid in small
er amounts but to a large number
of students.
The decision of the college to a*,
cept from 20% of the student body.
per^Jnal notes in the place of im
mediate cash payment as a means
of taking care of tuition charges will
give financial aid to a considerable
number, Western Carolina Teachers
College, which is a standard four
year college and grants the bache or
of science degree, will open its full
term September 19.
McCall.
Miss Ruth Morgan spent the week
end with her parents at Cherryfteld.
Mr. and Mrs. Stamey of the Mace
donia section are visiting at the
home of HarTy McCall.
Several people from this communi
ty attended the decoration service*
at Owen cemetery Sunday.
Miss Inez McCall and Arvel Long
visited Mrs. Harry McCall Sunday.
Arvel Long of the CCC camp near
BarnardsviTe is spending several
days here.
Mrs, Roscoe McCall and children
visited Mrs. Arch Galloway recent- .
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