[ Society News and Club Activities j
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y E CLASS TO
HAVE FOOD SALE
Deci'i'U was made at the vegular
meeting of the T. K. L. class of the
Baptist church, held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Kate De
Long. to conduct a Thanksgiving
food sal Wednesday, November -9,
at Tharp’s Plumbing shop on Broad
street. The sale will start at U>
o'clock and cvntinue through the
day. Cak s. pies, salads, pumpkin
pics and other eatables suitable for
Thanksgiving dinner will be on sale
The meeting was presided over bj
the class president, Mrs. W. H,
Duekwoi th, and an interesting pro
giam was in charge of Mrs. M. n.
Holliday
ran i.ar prevard
COl l‘IE IS WED
Announcement is made of the nmv
ri:\g(> ni' Mi is y.tbbie C rooms and
Mt. Arthur MeCrary, the ceremony
fcouning Sunday. November 5, at
t;ueii'.:He. South Carolina.
\ii-. McCrafv is the daughter of
Mr .mi .Mrs. j. W. (In ins. She is
•, member of the Urevard high
sihool e: lor Iasi of ’:>4 and is pop
ular among a wide circle of mends
thr school ami community.
,■ McCrarv. the sen of Mr. and
t\; .1. a. McCrary, is connected
v. McCrarv Auto Service.
i ml Mrs. MeCrary are now
i niug an apaitment at Ihtttsii
I .m I'epjt street.
N> UP RISE SHOWER
!: n A (i US U E (' E .V T PRIDE
\[ .. (t,ml MeCrary and Miss
I il:< Weary wove hostesses at a
I■, v,.| given Tuesday evening
: 1,-nte . o Mrs. McCrary, honor
Arthur MeCrary, recent
i riJ.
Tin* 1mm *\v many boauti
t i v,j,.. . of linen. A lovely
W; ]'l 0: MOtO«l b.V tllO |]0*U*<-‘0S
. Mi . Caul Kcllar. atmtivr hriilt
. f a mouth.
pi, ... i-i weis entertained with
[,,(f, games, the m it interesting
i, .. ;he jigsaw puzzle, the
i vi>... i' i w-luch was won by Mrs. J
\ ii. M, a i y. Another enjoyable fen
t !v ... the "wist; w 11." which told
t if ■ .ones id tit • guests.
A i ! litfui salad course was ser
v - d ' ling th mening to the thirty
v f ; j « i scut.
SEU OKKICEIIS ELECTED
ID MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Kite!ion if officers for the er.
suing year featured the meeting ot
•lie Women’s Missionary sorietv ol
the .Methodist church, held Thursday
: ttci tii on in the ladies’ parlor. In
the absence of the president, Mrs.
Oliver (hr. the mcetirg was in
dunac of the vie president Miss
Florence Kern.
Th - following officers were vleet
o.i: 1‘nsiiiilit. Mrs. Oliver Orr; vice
jov.-iilcnl. Mi's Florence Kern; re
, ording set retaiy. Mrs. J. S. Nichol
s it; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
.1. K. 1 .oftis; treasurer, Mrs J. B.
Hickrl: iuu r; World Outlook agent,
Mrs. A. U. Gillespie; superintendent
mi- ■ n and Bible study. Mrs. L B.
Haynes; superintendent Christian
Soriai Relations, Mrs. John M&x
wall: superintendent supplies. Mrs.
W. !.. Aiken: superintendent chil
.iteii's work Mrs. C. B. West; local
woik. Mr . .1. C. W'ike. chairman,
Mr-. K. S. English Mrs. J. E.
Waters; chairman puldicitv. Miss
Aim it IVowbi Mire.
,.t% j obi, (a, Xose Drop*
Check • '.Malaria in 3 days, Colds first
i y. Headaches or Neuralgia in JO
mlnuti# .
Fine Laxative and Tonic
}l„«> Sec (Li I!< ’i.'s Known
Don't start worrying
about your
Thanksgiving
Dinner
We ran provide a dinner
: that will suit the most
fastidious, whether it be
for one, ten. or fifty.
Always The Best
To Eat
at
The Canteen
DOC GALLOWAY, Prop.
LUKE RILEY SAYS THE RATS DIE
BEFORE REACHING THE RIVER.
Since moving near the river several years ago we ve always
.. wl BKST-YET. We watched the vicious water Rats nibbling
v BEST-YET. outside the house. About 15 minutes later they
,lart« «i off for the river to cool their burning stomachs, but died
Iv ' c reaching it. Kills rats and mice only. Will not hurt cats,
u 4., 0r chi'kens, ard then is no smell from the dead rat. Bhbl
YET comes in two sizes,-4 oz. size 50c; G oz. size 75c. Sold and
guaranteed by
B. and B. FEED and SEED CO.
PHONE GG BREVARD, N. C.
FAREWELL LUNCHEON
IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCrary
entertained at their h6me at Hinton
(.edge Monday with a luncheon, com
plimentary to Miss Rov/ena Orr, who
was* leaving for a winter sojourn m
Miami, Fla., and to Tommy Patton
who left that afternoon for Balti
nore, Md., to enter an aviation
school.
URL SCOUTS IN
'■'I It ST MEETING
By Emma Lou Loftis, Scout Scribe)
The Girl Scouts of Troop No. 2
ad their first meeting November 17
t the Scout room.
They reviewed the requirements
. Scouts and talked about the pro
. cams for the coming year.
The patrol leaders were as fol
ows: Mary Alice FeaMer Rachel
Hamlin, Juanita Freeman, Emma
u Loftis. ,,
T\v. iity-i lie Scouts were enrolled
Hi? Scouts were very fortunate to
1 vc as leaders Miss Willie Aiken,
■aptain, and Miss Magy Sue Jen
>1 Miss Nell Duckworth, as as
istnnt captains.
The meetings for the coming year
will ye held every Saturday.
iREWELL TEA HONORS'
•IRS. R. L. ALEXANDER
A farewell tea was given by niem
: , s of the Auxiliary of the ITesby-;
uriau church Thursday atternoon1
the Hot, the affair honoring the
(laslor’s wife. Mrs. R. L. Alexander,
before departure for their now
i in ■ in Lumberton.
- The social function was heal at
lusi n of the regular business
n cling of the Auxiliary, presided
v.r by the president. Miss Annie
i. ,r 'lash. The program on foreign
iib -ions was in charge of Miss Corn
WilUon, assisted by other members.
\ special collection for foreign mis
,-.s was taken.
HOMEMAKERS class
/•. / ./•’( V .s OFFICERS
Homemakers class of the Baptist
Knelt met with Mrs. W. 11. Grogan
T' s,|av afternoon. The meeting was
pn st.lo'il tv I by Mrs. C. W. Pickcl
. inter.
The following officers were elected
f. i- the tenting year: Teacher, Rev.
W. S. Price, assistant teacher. Mrs.
t'niteh; president. Mrs. S. W. Rad
I'oiai; first vice pr- sidont. Mrs. W. T.
Bosse; second vice president. Mrs.
II. :v Erwin; third vice president,
! Mr.-. J. A. Simpson; secretary, Mrs.
C. K. Ware; assistant secretary,
Mrs. John Ashworth; treasurer, Mrs.
i . E. Bagwtll; reporter, Mrs. W. S.
Pi ice. , ,
The opening prayer was teil by
Mrs. Dean, anti the scripture read by
i Mrs. A. M. Case.
I The hostess served refreshments
I during an enjoyable social hour.
| iiosor perils
I IX MUSIC CLASS
l Three honor pupils n Miss Snttic
Parker's music class 1 r November
have been announced as follows:
Kthelyn PiekelsinuT, Katherine
Simpscit, Patsy (irimshaw.
MRS CALLOWAY HOSTESS
TO ill AX CHE KARRI'S CIRCLE
Mrs. Coleman Galloway was hos
tess to the members of the Blanche
Paints circle at her home Tuesday
afternoon. Twelve members were
pies.tit. One new member, Mrs. Wal
ter Banks was welcomed into the cir
cle.
fhe presultnt, Mrs. Roy Long, was
in charge of the meeting and read
the scripture lejson. Mrs. Ralph
Ramsey led in the opening prayer.
Mrs.' Paul II art sell was program
Latler, giving an interesting and;
helpful discussion of a chapter >r.
the study book. “Lady. Fourth j
Daughter of China.”
Refreshments were served during
the social hour bv the hostess, as
si-ted by her daughter, Anita Gallo
wav The next meeting of the nr
tie will be held at the home of MisSj
Annie Shipman .
METHODIST LADIES TO
HOLD THANKSGIVING SALE
I.adio" of the Methodist church
will hold a Thanksgiving food sale
Wednesday, November 29, at Loftis
market. _ .
All kinds of eatable* suitable for
Thanksgiving will bo on sale. The
sale will b'.gin at 10 o’clock and
continue through the day.
H\4 TERS-ROBSON WEDDING
COLOREDL SOCIAL EVENT
The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Gertrude Robson of Lockport, N.
and Mr. James S. Waters son of
Mi. and Mrs. J. E. Waters, of Bre
vard. is of wide interest. I
The following account of the wed
ding appeared in a recent issue of
the Lcekport (N. Y) daily paper:
One of the most beautiful society
weddings of the season was solemn
d on November 15 at 7:30 o’clock
in the First Baptist church, when
Bw. Jeffrey D. Livingstone, pastor,
united in marriage Miss Dorothy
('Intrude Robson, only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. LcGrand 0. Robson ot
High street to James S. Waters, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Janies E. Waters
( f Brevard, N. C. ...
The chancel of the church, where
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the marriage vows were exchanged;
was banked with, nalms, cybotium ,
ferns and whit© chrysanthemums, 1
and preceding the ceremony. Mis* i
Helen Flinchbaugh, church organist,
rendered an orga* recital while
guests and friends were assembling,
and which merged into the wedding
march
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was strikingly gownee
in eggshell chiffon velvet made on
long slim lines featuring long tight
sleeves which ended in points over
the wrists, and the top of the bodice
of the gown was finished in pearl
beading, while the skirt was fash
ioned in train style. Her veil of j
white illusion was made in cape ef.l
feet and wreathed with orange blcs I
soms. She carried a shower bouquet
of gardenias.
Miss Almcda Waters, sister of the
bridegroom, was maid of honor, and
,he wore a gown of [reach colored i
chiffon velvet ,the skirt fitted to the |
knees and ending in fullness, the
bodice having short sleeves. Th*
i'lid smaids were the Misses Willie
Kate Waters another sister -of the
bridegroom from Brevard, N. C.,j
Klmabeth Shaarston, Ruth Zuuiema j
iml Geneva Pafnner. who won |
gowns of nile green chiffon velvet
patterned the same as the mfiid oi
honor’s gown All nllf udr-nts car
vied arm brquets of Johanna Hill
toses.
The bride’s mother wove a stun
"iiur gown of lace in one of the new.,
shades of blue trimmed with a deep-j
,- shade < f blue velvet while- the
bridegroom’s mother was attractive
ly gowned in mulberry lace. .Loth
mothers wore shoulder corsages oi
gardenias.
Herbert Robson, brother of the
hi idr was best man, and the usher?, j
w-.'i-e Donald Robson, twin bvothei'
of the bride, Roger Shaft, Daniel
Witte and Dudley Fitg-Gerald, who
eemc from the University oi Roch- J
t let-.
limmediately following the cere
mi nv. a wedding reception for 1■
gvitsfs was held at the Town uro
(hoititi v Club. Til'- bride’s table was I
set for ih, and was handsomely ,
decorated with white chrysanthe j
mums and tail ivory tapers in si'vei |
in ideis, while the centerpiece was »j
laig; wedding cake. Tables for the]
umaining guests were arranged,
with white daisy pompoms in white]
Italian pottery bowls. A profusion of.
puinis, ferlls and brilliantly colored
autumn bloom lent added attractive
ness to the main lounge, where the
reception was held.
A delightful program of music
via- also featured including selec
lions on the harp by Miss M nlifred
Merrit, accompanied by Miss Lois
Silleskv, violinist. :
DELIGHTFUL MEET IS G
OF n. A. K. IS HELD.
A delightful meeting of t he
Waightstill Avery chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu
ti n was that held Wednesday aft_
ernorn of last week at the home of
Mrs. E. W. Blythe, in celebration of
the president general’s birthday an
niversary in connection with the reg
ular chapter meeting.
The registrar reported papers ap-,
proved for Mrs. T. G. Moody. Miss.
Annie Mac Patton and Mrs. Horn.
Wike Barclay. j
.Miss Annie Jean Gash reported
ft i- the committee on medals, recoin-;
mending that six medals be present
ed for the best work in United
States history by seventh grade yu-|
ills, one for each section of the aev
mth grade in Brevard. The other
r.edals will be given at Rosman, Pen
•osc, Little River, Davidson River,
irovided there are as many as ten
mpils to finish that grade.
The name of Miss Adelaide Silver
steen was proposed for membership
n the chapter and she was unan>.'
nously elected.
It was voted that all names pro
posed for membership shall be voted
,n and mast be elected by unanimous
/(to. A letter from state regent, Mrs.1
Cooper, was read, 3taiihg that all
lues must be paid by December 1st,
ind asking that a drive be made for
new members and that old members
ivhe have dropped out be reinstated.1
A letter from Mrs. R. L. Alexan-j
ii,.,- was read, thanking the chapter (
for the George Washington bi-ceii-.
tenrial plate presented to her young j
A buyer from Mrs. VanLanding- j
ham urged that all members who |
have not yet paid the two-dollar
c uUcr&tiiii asked f°i‘ the do?mi
toi- under (unstruction at fro?snore
i, pv nt once in order that the build-1
ire may be finished and dedicatee,
about December 1*5.
Mi •• T. A Berg pave a number of
ii trusting 'acts concerning condu
ii |k at Crussrore and th<* "°,Kj
Koch member of the chapter was
asked to bring to the December
meeting a gift to cost, not more than
05 cents, suitable for a girl between
Ihe nges o' r> and 52.
The treasurer was authorized to
, n.,\V the subscription to the D. A.
R. magazine. The magazines were
passed by Mrs. Patton.
' Following the business meeting,
j, resided over by the regent Mis.
Ralph, II. Ramsey, the b rtneay of
Mrs Magna, president general, wa
(■.hi rated. Three songs wr.ttan by
Mi Magna w; *v sung, and the <*>i
luticn of pennies taken.
a bug.- birthday cake tupped with
little candles was brought in >
Mi- Slvthe’s little grand*.augntei,
Glenn, who. in a charming and
dignified manner, made » toast
Mrs. Magna and presented the cafe
Mr- Ramsey cut the cake. ' hicl.
war. served with cofiee.
Fifteen members v.e.e P'ssmn
and e.ne guest, Miss Bradshaw,
ter of Mrs. Verner.
EXJOY ABLE AX l> HELPEIL
VF.KT1SG OF BIBLE CLAaS.
' An en *oy able and helpful meeting
of the ' Bible class, of which Sirs
Fleet Gallainore is teacher "as hell
Friday afternoon at the home '*
Mrs. Doc Wright, who was assisted
by "Aunt Lou” Couch in the co-iie
esics of hostess . ,
Following the rcgulai weekly
meeting of the class, refreshments
were served. ,
A large membership of the class
v.a in attendance on this occasion.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. B. F. Beasley.
THA XKSGI1 IXG PkOGRA M
To BE AT GLADY BRAXLH.
A Thanksgiving program will be
given at Olady Brandi Bapti l
church Sunday morning at 10 oWk
by the V. W. A. of the churcn. The
public is c( rdially invited.
The same program will be given at
the county home Sunday afternoon
at 1 (.’clock. At ibis time a quilt,
made by the Y. W. A. will be pre
sented to th* inmates of 'he home.
BALSAM GROVE NEWS
McCall)
Coming as a surprise to their nu
merous friends wan the marriage of
Mr. Floyd Bradley to Mrs. Ira
Owen. The couple were ouietly mar
ried in Pickens, S. C. Saturday, Nov.
ember 18. Mrs. Bradley is the daugh
ter of Mr. and M-rs. Will Davis, of
Balsam Grove, while Mr. Bradley is
employed with the CCC camp.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arch Gallo,
way, e daughter. Thte young lady
has been christened Nora Lee.
Charlie Buckner and Burton Me.
Call made a business trip to Green
ville recently.
Misses Max;e and Georgia McCall
of the Macedonia section spent Sat
urday night with their sister, Mrs.
Hurry McCall of this place.
Horry McCall visited Mr. and Mrs
Henson McCall Sunday.
Mi-ses Juuio and Zona McCall, oi
Brevard, spent the week-end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henson
I.lcCail hero.
Folks around Balsam Grove look
with great pride on our good road
which is being put in such good con
dition. It has sand and gravel and
f. layer of crushed rock. Several new
EDGAR OSBORNE AT
BAPTIST INSTITUTE
_
Wake Forest, Nov 24—F. E. Os
borne of Transylvania County is
among the 900 students enrolled
this sendee ter in Wake Forest
college.
The Baptist institution, now in its
100th year, wili celebrate its Cen
tennial anniversary next spring with
the completion of a new and hand
some administration building Its
medical school has just moved into
new quarters, the William Amos
Johnson memorial medical building.
bridges are being built.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt McCall and
chiidrerl, of Pisgah Forest, were
guests of Uncle Lynch McCall Sun
day.
Ju’e McCall,Travelers Rost, is
in our community with a load of
fine sweet potatoes.
Harris Galloway i- building a
chimney to his house this week.
Several folks at Balsam Grove
arc gathering corn this pretty weath
er. They say one bird in the hand is
worth 'wo in the bush.
For
Beauty Culture
That will please
Cow# To
RUTH’S
BEAUTY PARLOR
W’c. have just installed a
New Eugene
PERMANENT TOE
MACHINE
givii$| cur place modern and
up-to-date equipment for all
types of Beauty Work.
Eugene
Permanent Wave $5.00
Croquignolc
End Curls .... $1.50
Reverse Combination
Spiral Permanent, $6.00
Facials, 50c, $1.00, $1.50
Manicure.35c
Shampoo and Finger
Wave.50c
Hair Cuts . 25c
thinning and
Tapering.25c
217 Maple Street
Phene G9
MRS. RUTH McCRARY
QcIMIIMMHmMIIKHI'IIIIIIIMUHHKilHIlHI..
6 Turkeys 5c each
9 pcs. Furniture 5c ea.
PLUMMER
HEART OF THE SEASON SALE
NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED
BOYS’ BLUE DENIM
Overalls 4Jf*
Sizes 6 to 16
Ladies’ Outing
GOWNS
All Sizes
69c
Ladies’
Full Fashioned
HOSE
All Sizes
49c
One Big Lot of
Ladies’
SLIPPERS
All Sizes
$1.79
NOTICE
For every 50 cents you trade or pay on account we
will give you On^coupon on all the $104.75 worth of
Premiums now on display at our store—Important
DON’T forget DRAWING for TURKEYS will be held
November 29th 3 p. m.—Drawing for Furniture will
be held Saturday December 23rd at 3 p. m.
One Big Lot of Ladies
SLIPPERS
All Sizes—Newest Styles—
Ties, for
$1,49
Men’s and Ladies’
Good Quality
COAT SWEATERS
CQC
Men’s
All Wool
LUMBER JACKS
$2.79
1R. H. PLUMMER & CO. I
BROAD STREET__ BREVARD^^J