Rumor Organized Rum Runners Are
To Make North Carolina Their Abode
Raleigh — Is North Carolina
due to be covered regularly and
systematically by a thoroughly or
ganized anti fearless fleet of rum
runners, plying from sources of sup
ply to bootleggers located in every
city, town and hamlet during the
coming days of alleged dryness, fol
lowing the “dry” vote in this State?
Reports are given in Raleigh that
last week an emissary of an organ
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
Under and by virtue of the Power
of Sale contained in that certain
Deed in Trust from Charlotte Chap
man et.' al. to the undersigned
Trustee said instrument bearing
date of February 2nd. 1931: and
Registered in Book No. 28 at Page
151 of the Record of Deed in Trust
for Transylvania County, the same
securing certain indebtedness therein
named, and default having been iv, rile
in the payment of said indebt< ss,
and all notices required having been
givc-n and said default has n.it been
made good, now therefore the under
signed Trustee, will, on
SATURDAY, DEC. 2nd. 1933
at 12 o’clock M. at the Court House
Door in Brevard, N. C. sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the lands
mentioned and described in said
Deed in Trust aforesaid, reference
being hereby made to same and the
Record thereof for a description by
metes and bounds.
The proceeds of said sale to be
applied upon said debt .interest, costs
of sole etc.
This the 2nd. day of Nov. 1933.
VIRGIL McCRARY
Trustee.
Nov. 9—16—23—30.
i ized gang from up around the Great
! Lakes was in the State looking over
; the land, checking highways, cities
i and towns, possible local contract
men and other conditions, with the
announced purpose of covering this
State with a network to supply the
supposedly arid area with fiery
liquid.
He was in Durnam, the report
said, and that was thought to nave
been only one of several points touch
ed in the preliminary survey. Be
lief was expressed that soon, probab
ly even before the 18th amendment
can be repealed early in December,
a fleet of trucks will be plying from
th Great Lakes area and also prob
ably from Florida, Louisiana, and
ther Southern ports, into North
Carolina and South Carolina as
well. If such an organized crew
should attempt :F’.oh a thorough
coverage, it would be impossible to
prevent it entirely, even with the
entire United States Army and the
State Militia and highway patrol,
seeking to stop up the gaps through
which it would flow.
North Carolina, as well as ^ Soutn
Carolina, will have plenty of ti co
ble in the next few years in main
taining oven a semblance of avid
ity, despite the two and a half to
one vote against repeal of the 18tli
amendment.
County prizes cf 300 and 20t
pounds of nitrate of soda is offered
corn ciub members of North Caro
lina for high score acre yields of
corn in lO.'lo by the Chilean Nitrate
of Soda Educational Bureau.
"court calendar
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
FOR TRIAL OF CIVIL ACTIONS
DECEMBER TERM, 1933
Monday, December 11, 1833
1—Carolina Timber Co. vs. E.
H. Jei.tiir.gs ct al.
108- Transylvania Tanning Co. vs.
National Leather Belting Co.
109— Transylvania Tanning Co. vs
Lazarus & Sons, Inc.
126— Standard Oil Co. vs. Briscoe
Whitmire.
127— Standard Oil Co. vs. Harry
Sitton.
128— Sterchi Bros. vs. Mrs W. E.
Shipman and R. R. Fisher.
129— J. A* Owen vs. Luther Owen
and Berlin Owen.
Tuesday, Dec. 12, 1933
131—Commissioner of Banks vs.
R. N. Nicholson, F. G. Norton
et al.
1274—Maggie 1.. McCrary vs. R.
I. . Gash et al.
1303—Ed Davis vs. Rosman Tanning
Extract Co.
1410— F. E. B. Jenkins vs. 0. R.
Hogscd.
1411— Commissioner of Banks vs. h.
li. Jones.
1429 ^4—Seeuritv Investment Co. vs.
J. II. Wolfe et al.
1434—Commissioners cf Transyl
vania County et al vs. T. 0.
Thrash et al.
Wednesday, Dec. 13, 1933
1505—Chase National Bank et al vs.
Lelia J. English and E. S.
English.
1507—Commr. of Banks vs. Lelia J.
English aiul-E. S. English.
1513— Commr. cf Banks vs. Williams
Brownell Planing Mill Co. and
C. R. McNeelv.
1514— Commissioner of Banks vs. L.
P. Hamlin.
1513*2—Transylvania Tanning Co
vs. Gastonia Belting Co.
1540—Commissioner of Banks vs. E.
S. English.
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DRIVE IN—WE SAVE YOU MONEY
And Serve You Better.
—Commissioner of Banks vs.
Norma Bel! Shipman (Brad
ley) et al.
Thursday, Dec. 14, 1933 j
1571—Commissioner of Banks vs. |
S. P. Verner and 11. N. Car
ier.
1578—Union Oil Co. vs. L. A. Holt
et al.
1588—E. F. Green et al vs. James
M. Cox et al.
Saturday, Dec. 16, 1933 ;
MOTIONS AND DIVORCES
41—A. F. Mitchell vs. J H. Tins
ley. !
U2U—John Byrd vs. Gloucester
Lumber Co.
1308—V. C. Moore vs. T. W. Whit
mire.
1421—Pisgah Mills vs. C. W Piek
elsimer et al.
142'.'7s — Rock Hill Body Co. vs. D.
P. Dinwidio et al.
1558—Avery Cc. Bank vs. Frank
Cox et al.
1652—Champion Fibre Co. vs. Rob
ert Owens et al.
1550—Atlantic Joint Stock Land
Bank vs. X. C. Bank & Trust
Co., Trustee and Sutton Wil
son.
1628—Milon Nicholson vs. Ida J.
Nicholson.
1636—Houston Furniture Co. vs. 1.
E. Blythe.
1627—Houston Furniture Co. vs. T.
E. Blythe.
16G1—Violet Woods Williams vs.
Lawrence Williams.
1666— L. J. Whitmire Jr. vs. Mane
Quinn Whitmire.
1667— Commissioner of Banks vs.
Flax A. Lawrence.
Motions and Divorces may be heard
at any time by consent or on one
day’s 'notice to opposing counsel.
BREVARD BAR ASSOCIATION
PISGAH FOREST NEWSj
Lower district B. Y. P. U. meti
at the local Baptist church Sunday]
afteinoon. An interesting program
I was presented and enjoyed, during !
'which Rev. Paul Hartsell of Brevard]
delivered an interesting talk on.
“Every Member Canvass”'.” The
next meeting will be held at Enon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frady and]
children, of Hendersonville, have^
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. T.
Frady.
Our hat is off to Mr. C. E. j
Oampfield for his luck in killing a
‘ine gray fox. This is the first one
wo have heard of for some time.
Boyce Walker made a business
trip to the Eastern part of the state
ns l week. !
Miss Annie Jean and Will Gash
ind Miss Maggie Denver enjoyed a
trip recently to Pickens and Wel
n.alln, S. C. and went by way o
lighlands on their return trip. i
The local school P.-T. A. held »
meeting Friday afternoon at the.
school house where it was discussed,
and agreed to feed the undernouti'-a
ed children of the school, soup and
milk. AH parents are urged to co-1
operate with the teachers in this,
worthwhile work.
Mr and Mrs. Claud Ray and son,.'
of Little River spent Sunday with
the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. It.
Hedrick, and they, with several
others from this section, attended
Rev R. L. Alexander’s farewell ser-,
mon at the Brevard-Davidson River,
Presbyterian church in Brevard.
Mr and Mrs. Alexander have mads
many friends in this sect’on and
while we are sorry to lose suck nnc
pastor, we arc wishing him good
luck in l umbcrton. j
Mr. Lewis and Mr. Leonard Cow-;
en of Hendersonville were recent;
guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Francis,
Plummer and Miss Martha Cowan.,
Mrs Nellie Mackey of fiwannanoa
rient tile week-end with her par-;
enfs, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mackej.
Mr and Mrs. Jesse McCall an-j
ivanice the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. D. M. Hollingsworth had asi
hr guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.]
Larrv Sirnpsrm, of Greenville, S. C .*
Miss’ Ella Hollingsworth of Brevard,
S.ldon Barton, of Davidson River,
ar.d Mr. and Mi;s. Kinh Ht.diings
worth.
Mr. Charlie barton, oi nenur,
smiVille, ami Mr. and Mrs. Charlie j
,Allv-.cn wove recent guests ot ilttl
former’s father, Mint Barton at.
Ivy Hill where he continues in de-j
dining- health. j
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bryson and
children and and Mr. Lloyd Bry.nuj
of Cashiers Valley spent Sunday |
with Mrs. Bryson’s parints, Mr.
and Mrs. W- L. Stepp.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Tinsley have
moved into the former post oihee
building.
Misses Mamie and Flora Lyday.
Julia and Maggie Deayer, Annie Ma?
Patton, Annie Gash, Mrs. I. b. law.
ton. Mrs. C. F. Allison, Mrs. Boyce.
Walker. Mrs. Frank Patton and Mrs.!
T. G. Miller, all of Circle No. 1 of,
the Brcvard-Davidson River wo
man’s Auxiliary, attended a tea at,
the hut in Brevard Thursday after
noon in honor of Rev. and Mrs. K. I
Alexander who are leaving this week
for their new tame in Lumb-.-vton,
N. C.
Miss Nadine Avery is visiting in,
Maccn, Ga. , !
Friends in this section will be in
terested to learn of the marriage ox
Mr!. Underwood and Mrs. Norwood
of Balfour. Tlie former has many
friends and relatives here.
Nat Vandiver and Ralph Lands,
rf Anderson, S. C., were Sunday
guests of Miss Martha Cowan.
R. L. Gash made a business trip!
to Raleigh last week.
At a recent meeting of the Bap
tist church, Rev. Hilemon, of Cedar,
Maintain was elected to succeed the.
Rev. Mr. Rineheart of Canton as
pastor for this year. Rev. Hilemon
has planned to start a revival begin
ning here next Sunday and everyone
is cordially invited to attend.
QUEBEC NEWS
(Lucille Henderson)
Elvin Edney of New Mexico has
joined his wife here and will prob
ably remain in this section during
the winter. Mrs. Edney and baby
Laura Jane preceded him, in compa
ny with Mr. and Mrs. London, to
this community several weeks ago. 1
Misses Annie and Ida Whitmire j
spent Tuesday night with Miss Mae;
Banther.
Mrs. L. E Reece called on Mrs. R. I
T. Fisher Thursday. !
Miss Pearl Chappell spent Wednes-,
day night with Rev. and Mrs. Clyde
McCall. !
Miss Lora Belle Miller called on
Mrs. T. C. Henderson Thursday af-J
fernoon.
Misses Lola Reid and Ella Mae;
Owen were visitors Monday of last,
week in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Riley Johnson of Lake Toxaway. !
Mrs M O. McCall and daughter
Miss Vera McCall visited.Mrs. T. C.j
McCall last Saturday. j
Miss Rebecca Smith spent Satur-j
dav night with her aunt, Mrs. Homer
McCall. j
Miss Carrie Owen spent a few days
last week at Lake Toxaway as guest,
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Owen. j
Miss I.ouiso Fisher of Lake Tox»-;
way spirit Saturday night with Miss.
Mary Jane Dodgin.
Mrs. L. E .Reece visitc-d Mrs. Avery
Reid one day last week. I
Oscar Owen of Setica visited j
James Henderson last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Edney and
baby Laura Jane spent, a few days
last week at Salem, South Carolina,
visiting relatives.
Miss Opal Dodgin spent Thursday,
night with Mbs Mac Banther.
Miss Lola Reid spent Saturday,
night with Miss tyia Mae Owen, j
Miss Emma Jones and Miss Raley,
McCall spent last Sunday with Miss,
Ailene Owen. Miss Owen returned
with them to East Fiat lb ck where
she has employment for the winter.
Spurgeon Brown of Easley had a
pleasant social visit with Miss Alma
Chap-ell Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Annie Odell and sister Nelli.
Thomas visited Mrs. Ltsu Loving
Sunday afternoon. , i
Miss Irene Owen spent last Sufi-!
day with Miss Virgie Thomas.
Elbert Whitmire and R. T. Fisher
were visitors in Bosnian Saturday.. •
Mis< Ella Mae Owen -pent Fri
day n:ght with Miss Lola Reid. 1
Mrs. Frank Fisher and children:
Verona end Betty June visited Mrs.:
Fisher's « nrents, Mr. at id Mrs. Hen-:
i-v Chapman Sunday. i
Claude Owen was a l.UKe luxawa; j
I’isimr Monday.
Miss Beulah Beid spent the pastj
n-oek with Mrs. Avery Reid.
Miss Pearl Chapell spent Satur-.
lay night with Miss Lillian Dodgin.|
Mrs. Mack Reid called on Mrs.;
Alfred Owen Monday.
Oscar Henderson has been a reg-j
ilar visitor at the home of K. K.|
Miller during the past week.
We are very glad to report that
Mrs. Ren Fisher and Mrs. Raymond
Fisher, who have been seriously ill
fi r quite a while, are very much im
proved ,
I, C Sanders was it visitor in this
community last Sunday '
Broadus Henderson of Greenville.
S. 0., spent the week-end with his
father, IV. R. Henderson.
Miss Lucille Henderson spent Frl
dya nigh with Miss Lillian Dodgir,.
Bolt Mull in ax cf Easley spent the
week-end with G. C. Whitmire.
Miss Alva Fisher of Lake Toxa
w-.iy called on her grandmother,
Mrs. Gideon Miller, Thursday after
noon. , .
Mrs.C. W. Henderson visited Mrs.
T. C. Henderson Friday.
Gene Moore pleached at Oak Grove
Baptist church Sunday night L
quite a crowd who were present to
hear him.
Glenn Reid has gene to Kannapolis
to spend several days with his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Up
right. , .
Rev. J. E. Burt is to preach at
Oak Grove Baptist church next Sun
day night at 7 o’clock. Everybody is
welcome to attend this service and it
OAKLAND NEWS
(By Mrs. Let F. Norton)
—
We returned heme last week after
a delightful visit of several days
in Brevard with Misses Flora and
Bess Reid while their parents visit
ed the World’s Fair.
T. B. Reid made a business trip
to Raleigh last week.
Mrs. Mary Burgess visited her
parents recently and. reports that
her mother, Mrs. R. I. Galloway,
has been seriously ill with flu, but
is reported to be better at this writ,
ing.
J. B. Galloway of Glenville called
Thursday on Mr. and Mrs, I. S. San
ders.
Fred Nicholson of Rosman spent
several days last week with his
mother, Mrs Maggie Nicholson.
E. A Reid has been quite ill the
past week, as result of having his
tonsils removed. We are glad to re
port him much improved
Mrs E A. Reid visited Mrs. Lee
Nicholson at her home in Rosmun
cne day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Guy recently
moved from this community to Roh
insville where Mr. Guy has employ
ment.
Mrs. Breedlove and sma'i son
Daniel spent one tesy last week at
Lake Toxaway with Mrs. Anna
Breedlove ..
Mrs. Henry Chapmen of Edisto
visited her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Fisher and family one day last
week. , ,.
T. F,. Reid of Brevard visited ms
brother E. A. Reid Thursday.
Homer Chappell returned home
last week from Robinsville, where he
had been hoping to find employment.
Mr and Mrs Robert Noland of
Asheville spent the week-end here
with Mrs Noland’s mother, Mrs S.
K Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Norton had
a tinner guests Sunday their mother
..n-l sister. Mrs Lee Norton and Mrs.
F. McCall.
' ensy Sanders of Lake Toxatvay
T -.away visited hie brother 1 B
(levs' Sunday, and reports that
' ’ father and mother; Mr. and Mrs.
■: ’ . Sanders, arc still visiting their
J. L. Sanders at his home in
r -.ih Carolina.
Vess Chandler of the Imhaney
(tion was here Saturday on his rc
i to the county home.
! one SanderK cclcbratcM n 1 **
ck .'-ii birthday Sunday, and said
he ' yed all except being rolled un
der tit? bed. But he took that like r.
good sport as it was part of the fun
for the others.
Lincoln County farmers report the
heaviest seeding of fall grains or
all kinds planted in recent years ,
Eight registered Jersey females,
all deeended from on" pure bred
heifer purchased in 1926, are now
owned by J. E. Carter of Mar-hall,
Madison County.
is hoped that no one in the communi
ty will be absent if at all possible
for them to be present. _
PRIZES OFFERED BY
NANCY J4 FLOUR
Offer is made in this issue of The
Times by the Earle-Chestcrfield
miiis that should appeal to house
wives of the county, free prizes be
ing offered for writing the best Set
ter telling why “l like Nancy Jane
flour best.”
Five dollars is offered each week
for the best letter, four other prizes
being offered for the next four prizes.
The B. & B. is local dealer for this
flour. An advertisement in this paper
tells of the details.
NOTICE
OF LAND SALE BY TRUSTEE
By virtue of the power given in
a certain deed of trust executed by
A. L. McCrary ard wife Nancy Me
Clary to the undersigned trustee to
secure certain indebtedness mention
d therein which deed of trust is
dated 20 day of March i 933 and
registered in book 28 at page 234
cf deed of trust records of Tran
sylvania County and said indebted
n<s»s mentioned having become due
and default having been made in the
payment ami the notice as required
in said deed of trust having been
given to the makers of said note and
deed of trust to make good the nay
mint and default not having been
made good and the holder cf said
note having demanded that the lands
described in said deed cf trust be
ftld to satisfy the said indebtedness
and the cost of sale.
I will sell to lhe highest) bidder ror
cash at the court house door in the
town of Brevard N. C.. on
Fit!I1 AY. DECEMBER 22, 1933
at 12 o’clock M. all that land de
scribed in a deed from Lnm Me
< rary to A. L. McCrary and wife
Nancv McCrary by deed dated the
21 day of May 19B£, containing i'5
acres and being' all of lots No>. I—
2—3 and 1 cf the division of the R.
F. Hunt estate, record'd in tin- of
fice of the register of d-.eis for
Transylvania County in B-.-ok 44 at
page 94 of the deed records lor said
County to which record reference is
hereby made for a full ar.d complete
description of the land hereby con
veyed.
This 20 day of Nov, 1923.
T. C. ({ALLOW AY
Trustee
Nov. 23-30 Dm 7—M—21
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WALTERMIRE H
European Plan
Warm Rooms, and Cut Rates for Winter
Months Only
Our $2.00 Rooms . $1-50
Our $1.50 Rooms . 1-00
Our $1.00 Rooms. *75
We also give the CCC boys a special rate of 50 cents
each, two in one bed.
Think of such a low rate for
Steam Heated Rooms L™—«
T. W. WHITMIRE, Propr.