PENROSE NEWS
Penrose P.-T. A. held a meeting
last Tuesday night and discussed
items of membership and feeding
undernourished children. About 17
members were enrolled to pay dues
as required .for the state and na
tional membership. Sandwiches and
milk are to be furnished this wreek
for the undernourished children. It
i expected to prepare hot lunches at
school as soon as a stove can be
provided.
Miss Annie Gash visited our school
last week and explained the rules
in giving the D. A. R. history medal.
The school to get the medal must
have enrollment of 10 in the seventh
grade and the individual to get the
medal must pass on the state seven-,
th grade examination.
Penrose Honor Roll ;
Seventh grade—Ottis Bryson John (
Lvday, Drama Boyd, Emma Cox,
Hazel Greene Doris Kahn, Frances (
Surrette,, Mildred Talley, Agnes
Wilson.
Sixth—Dan Blythe. Harold Carter,;
Margaret Allison, Violet Lyday, Wil* ^
ma Pieklesimer. ;
Fifth—Clyde Davis, Herman Rahn,
Gloria Ann' Wilson.
Fourth—Hamilton Bovd. Sylvester
Orr, N. L. Ponder Jr., Wilbur Rahn,
l.ucile Allison, Ruth Ballard, Louise
Bryson, Ruby Ownby, Edna Rwk
' Third — Henry Owenby, Everett
(Hone. ,
Second—Irma Rahn, Luci.e Coxe. \
F rsi— Fred Owenby. Horace
Blythe, Sam Talley, J D. Owenby,
Franklin Orr, Sam Parku-, Clara
Mae Lyday. Myrtle Owenby
Honor Roll, .4 ana /> 1
Seventh grade—John Lyday. ♦Ha-,
z el Greene, Doris Rahn, Frances!
Surrette. Mildred Talley, Agnes Wil-(
>ton
Sixth Alvin Blythe. Mildred Cor
pening, Violet Lyday, Wilma Ptc,;le-|
‘Fifth — Herman Rahn. Stanley!
Smith (ih cia Ann Wilson. ;
Fou vh-Robbie Ccvpemng, N. L.
Ponder Jr.. Louise Bryson. '
Third—Martin Landrcth, Henry
wr.v bv. Jewel P.ecd. 'Leota Bell
Marjorie Talley. Gladys ‘A tlson,.
Irdeil Blythe. I
Sccmd— Irma Rahn. Esther AUi
-mn, l.ucile Coxe. _ . i
Kiist Horace Bly-he, Sam Tal-i
t,.v, Franklin Orr. Clara Mae Lyday.
Frances Talley.
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Wants Song Read
In Churches
!•' Iitof The Times:
I want to ask evi y Sunday Scnuol
out rintendent and every preacher,
in the minty to have this song read,
i ■ church next Sunday;
Oh turn away from the sparkling
wine.
Or dare to touch the fatal cup—
h r many a life as bright as thine
S'uo'ir drink has robbed of every
hope.
Chorus
Oh turn away. Oh. turn away
Prom the bright and sparkling wine,
It caused so many hope? to fade, I
That rnce were bright as thine.
i
Whdc purer joys may be iouuu at
home.
While happy hearts are waiting
there, * ™
Be warned and shun while you may
the sin.
Or it may quickly draw you tn.
Chorus
W\ X. GILLESPIE
Why Doctors Favor
a Liquid Laxative
\ doctor will tell you that the cam
less choice of laxatives is a common
cause of chronic constipation.
Any hospital offers evidence of th
harm done by harsh laxatives '.hat
drain the system, weaken l1 " bowel
muscles, and even nlTert tno live,
and kidneys.
Fortunately, the public ; fast
returning to laxatives in liqui! jorni.
The dose of a liquid laxative . an oc
measured. I he action cun t • i1 >'. be
controlled. It forms no habit; you
needn't take a “double dose” :> lay '
or two later.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup IV -.r u *s
the average pci.-onV bowel ..a;
as clockwork in few weeks' ' ;r
Why not try it? Some pill r t i
may be men conscnient 11 r:‘.
Hut there is little “convenience’' n
any cathartic which is taken i
frequently, you must carry it wr..i
you wherever you go1
its very taste tells you Dr. Cab'
well’s Syrup 1’ersin is wholesome A
delightful taste, and deligl tful a tior-.
Safe for expectant mothers, j:■ :
children., All druggists, ready f
use, in big bottles. Member V H. .■>
If you have not paid your
subscription, it will pay you to
do so at once while the price is
still at the minimum.
I LOST MY BEST CUSTOMERS THRU RATS
WRITES J. ADAMS OF 427 MAIN St.
TRENTON. N. J.
Used to have the busiest Restaurant in town until news
spread that the kitchen was infested with rats. Lost a lot of my
l.e--t customers until I tried besv-yet. Haven’t a pest in the p'aee
now. All Restaurants should use best-yet it’s the new Red
Squill powder that if put around in dark places will cause rats
to disappear. Comes in two sizes, 4 oz. size for the home 50c,
<i oz. size for the farm 75c. Sold and guaranteed by
B. and B. FEED and SEED CO.
PHONE 66 BREVARD, N. C.
QUEBEC NEWS
(Lucille Henderson)
' Mrs. R. T. Fisher, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Lesa Loving, took
her little daughter Darline to Bre
vard last Friday and had her tonsils
removed. Dr. Newland performed the
operation.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Neal Thom
as, a son.
Miss Lola Reid spent one day last
I week with Miss Alinene Owen.
Misses Lillian and Mary Dodgin
i spent Wednesday night with their
taurt, Mrs. R. T. Fisher.
Mrs. Cad Whitmire has returned
' to her home here after spending sev
eral days visiting in Easley, S. C.
Waymon Thomas and Will Reid
I were Brevard visitors Friday.
Misses Myrtle Lee and Veardeary
■ Fisher spent Monday night with Mrs.
Odell Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Black have
returned to their home in South Car
olina to spend the winter.
Miss Millie Fisher spent Thursday
night with Miss Mary Dodgin.
Little Betty Jean Smith, daughter
cf Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Smith, is
quite ill this week.
Miss Josephine Thomas and litt'e
sitter Frances sppnt Tuesday night
with Miss Irene Owen.
Miss Ella Chappel of Eastatoe, S.
C.. spent last Sunday with her sis-;
ter, Mrs. Neal Thomas.
Jack and Lon Haskett of Jackson |
.■ounty spent one night last week j
with their cousins Cecil and Roy|
Robinson,
Janice Whitmire spent Thursday
night of last week with Betty Jean
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown and
(hildren of Easley spent the week-’
end with Wayon Thomas.
Meade Fisher spent Friday nigh?
with “Junior” Whitmire.
Mis. Jim Everett of Easley spent(
the week-end with her sister, Mr*.1
Ber. Fisher, who has been seriously j
ill, bdt is now improving in health, j
Mrs. Elbert Whitmire and daugiv j
ter Margaret Nell were visitors in
Brevard Saturday. i
Medford ChapHnan and Edwin \
Whitmire have been spending a few.;
days in Tryon. _ i
Mr. and Mrs Joe Boggs of Eas
ier called on Mr. and Mrs. Elder*,
Whitmire las* Sunday.
Miss Elva Fisher and sister Louise
of Lake Toxaway were dinner guests
if Mrs. Lesa Loving Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McCoy spent
Saturday night with Mrs. McCoy's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Miller.!
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McCall and
bnbv Ima Lee wore dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Reid Sunday, j
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Owen and1
baby were dinner guests of Mr. end.
Mrs. John Reid Sunday.
Mrs. Lyle McCoy spent a while,
with Mrs. Paul McCoy Saturday.
Mrs. Elvin Edney and daughter!
Laura Jane returned to the home of
Mrs. Edney’s'parents, Mr. and Mrs. j
C. W Henderson. Saturday, after
54K-nd'Ug two weeks with Mrs. Mar-j
vin Edney of Cashiers. j
Miss Beulah ROd and Charles;
Reid called on Mrs. Mack Reid Sun-j
dav afternoon.
Miss Aiieen Oven returned td her;
heme after spending several days at,
Slater. S. C. |
Filetu* Moore and son. r urman
M-ore, rf South Carolina spent Sal-J
in dav night with Gene Moor?.
Mrs. Llovd Bryson of Rosma.i
was guest of Mrs. M. 0. McCall Sun.
day. . ,
Guy Whitmire was taken to l-ijnay
Memorial hospital Sunday for an
operation for appendicitis.
Rebecca Smith Helen McCall and
Charles and John McCall spent Sun
day with Barbara and Truman Hen
derson.
Mi s Frances McCall, who is stay
ing at Rosman. visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. McCall one day
last week.
Mrs. Anderson Smith spent Thurs
day with Mrs. N’oah Whitmire.
Mr. ana Mrs; Gideon Miller were
dinner guests at the home of their
grandson, Mr. Leonard Thomas of
Lake Toxaway Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman McManhan
were dinner guests Saturday of Mr.
and Mrs. M. 0. McCall.
Rev. OJyde S. McCall preached at
Oak Grove Baptist church Sunday
morning and night.
Mrs. L. E. Reece had a 'wood cnop
ping” Saturday for the purpose of
getting up stove wood for the winter.
Ouiti* a number of the citizens of
this community were present at the
‘‘working” and a large amount of
wood was cut. TTrs. Reece's son
George and his wit', and children of
Canton were also ’ sent as were
some cf the children of Walter
Reece of Rosmar.. The table was
spread with an abundance of excel
lent food both nt noon-and in the af
i tcrnocn. Some of the men present
<aid that this reminded them of the
i rears ago when the people were
more social than they appear to be
today; when log rollings, corn shuck
ing?! ouijtings and clearings were
common in this community; every
body appearing to be glad to help
! everybody else.
A Presbytery selected by Rev. J
El. Burt, pastor of Oak Grcve Bap
tist church, will meet at the church
at 3 o’clock next Sunday afternoon
for the purpose of examining Rev.
Taylor Lee with a view to recom
mending him to the church for or
dination.
PISGAH FOREST NEWS
Of interest to friends here was
the marriage of Agatha, daughter
| of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Deaver of
j Tampa, F!a., to Mr. James Thomas
Bradley of Alabama last Wednesday
! Oct. 25 in Florida. Mr. and Mrs.
! Deaver have often visited his mother
1 Mrs. Robert Patton here and have
j many friends here, who will be in
| terested to learn of the marriage.
; Mrs. Clarence Ramsey of Inman,
' S. C., spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Morgan,
j Mr. and Mrs. Frances Allen and
■ daughter Elizabeth and Miss Nellie
! Mackey of Swannanoa spent the week
lend with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mackey.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Plummer of
Prcvard have taken rooms in the
Colburn bouse here.
Messrs Dewey Edward and Valry
Carter attended the University of
Georgia and the New York University
football game in Athens, Ga., Sat
urday.
Mrs. W. A. Lyday and daughter
Edith spent Friday with Mrs, Robert
Boggs at Turkey Creek
H. L. Souther, had the misfortune]
j to get a severe cut on his foot with j
! an ax last week while at work at
; John’s Rock CCC camp.
Miss Nadine Avery attended the
fail* <n Spartanburg last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Simpson of
Greenville spent Sunday with the lat
ters mother Mrs. D." W. Hollings
worth.
Miss Lillian Allison of Horse,
Shoe has. been visiting relatives in j
this section.
Mrs. Jack Bryson of Cathay*:
Creek spent Monday with Mr. ardi
Mrs. Joe Otr.
Mr. and Mrs. dim Cowan and
daughter Martha were shopping in
Asheville last Thursday.
Miss Bose Wolf entertained the
members of her school class, 8A
with a Hallowe’en party at the home!
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H !
Well Friday night. Varied and|
amusing games, for the occasion1
were enjoyed by the following: Har
ry and Joyse Sentell. Herman Hol
lingsworth. Helen Daniels, Tom and
Hat Poor, Martha Albert. Carmen |
and Edward Curto with Misses I
'Jamie and Flora LyJay and Mr.]
huaben Mackey as guests.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Campfie'd had
as their guests Sunday Mr and]
Mrs. Frank Allen and Messrs Al
ien anti Floyd Canipfield all ofi
Swannanoa.
Mrs. (I. W. Corn and Mr. and Mrs. ]
S. T. Townsend are now occupying,
the G. W. Hall house recently va-j
rated by the Wyatts. j
Mr. Elwood Thompson of the
Barnardsville OCT camp spent the]
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Francis,
Mr. Adam Hal! of Humphrey.
Ark., spent last Tuesday with Mr.
Sunday Hedrick.
Several people from this section
attended Mr. Corns funeral at Pleas
ant Ilil! Saturday. •
Plummer. Mr. and Mrs. Plummer,
Mrs. Sid Barnett and daughter Clara
PLEASANT GROVE
(By W. H. Grpy)
Mr. and Mrs. Bill On1 of Hender
sonville visited friends and relatives
here Sunday.
Rev. J ,E. Osteen and wife of Mud
Creek visited W. H. Gray Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. H. W. Gray and son of Hen
dersonville were guests of friends
and relatives here Sunday.
Victor Orr visited friends oo
j Boylston Sunday.
j Otho Scott of Pisgah Forest call
1 ed on E. Hamilton Sunday.
| Mrs. H. A. Gray spent the week
I end with her daughter Mrs. Nichola-tj
| Sentcll of Mt. Underwood.
J. M. Gray made a business trip to
Blantyre Saturday.
The farmers around Pleasant Grovo1
are gathering their corn off the low1
grounds, for they figure one bird in!
the hand is worth two in the bush. I
Mrs. D. R. Justus of Blantyre1
visited W. H. Gray and liitle daugh. i
ter Florence Sunday afternoon.
Walter Banks of Mt. Underwood!
was in this section Friday of last
week. '
Ralph Reed of French Broad Park
wus dinner guest Sunday of his
sister, Mrs. Earl Gray, of this
place. - i
F„ Hamilton and Earl Gray made
a busing, trip to Greenville one day
last week. j
and Mis* Wills King accompanied
Mi. Thompson back to camp Monday
afternoon.
Mis. O. P. Anders of Greer, 8.
C., and Mr. Arthur Allison of Ed
neyvijle have been visiting their
father Mr. Will Allison.
Mrs. Joe Orr has been spending
several days with Mr3. John Lyday
at Penrose.
Mr. Van Tinsley left last weiek
fir Florida. Mrs. Tir.siey who is
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Wyatt will leave in about six
weeks to join her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Corn and
family of Spartanburg, spent the
week-end here with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur SefTtell and other relative!*
Mrs. Henry Mackey returned to
Spartanburg with them where she
has employment. !
Miss Mattie Davis of Greenville,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. Patton Jr., Mrs. W.
Davis who has been visiting Mi. and
Mrs. Patton returned to her home
in Greenville with Miss Davis.
A large crowd from this section
attended the fifth Sunday singing
in Brevard.
New Arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Eubanks, of
Brevard, announce the birth of a
daughter on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William White of
Rdsman, announce the birth of a
daughter, Jo-Anne, on October 26. !
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cantrell of
Route Three' announces the birth of
a daughter, Bessie Elizabeth, on
October 27th. <
IT (§ MORE FUN TO KNOW!
8r..
I iVe experimented a lot with
THE VARIOUS BRANDS OF CIGA*
|| RETTES. I FIND THAT CAMELS
; ARE DEFINITELY MILDER.YOU
I DON'T TIRE OF THEIR FLAVOR—
| THEY ALWAYS TASTE 6000 !
Camel's ctftlitrlivbaccoi
faHHBMnw
never {jeton ijcovrliervei.. fHcvcr Vre ijewrlatte
THANKSGIVING
HOLIDAY FARES
Last Cent A Mile Train I
Travel Bargain Fares This Season
VISIT HOME—RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
ITS FASTER BY TRAIN
GOING: Nov. 28 and 29-Return Dec. 7
November 30th 'A. M. Trains
Jacksonville.$9.55
Louisville ........ 8.15
St Louis. 13.40
Miami, Fla ...... 16.85
Washington.$9.55
Cincinnati. 8.60
New Orleans ..... 14.80
Memphis. 11.10
And Numerous Other Points
ALSO
Baltimore. 11.00
Chicago, 111.19.15
Detroit.. 18.80
Kansas City.24.00
Philadelphia . 14.45
New York . 17.70
Cleveland.18.65
Toledo, 0.17.65
ROUND TRfP PULLMAN FARES
Above Fares Apply From Asheville
Set- your local agent for fares applying from ycur home station.
R. H. DeBUTTS, DGPA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
THE expenses of seeing must be paid jointly out of
the light account and the sight account
Obviously it is only good business to pay the bulk of
the expense out of the light account. This involves an
insignificant amount of money. We should draw as
little as possible from the sight account, which is
given us when we are born and which must last us
until we die.
You can always afford more light. You can never
buy another pair of eyes.
When rent, food, clothing and other commodities have
gone up in price, light has continually gone down in
cost. The cost of light has never gone up. Everyone
can afford more light today because it is now marked
ly lower in cost than it ha3 ever been before.
SOUTHERN PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY
3 E. Main St Brevard, N. C: Day Phone 116 Night Phone 16
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