The
Transylvania Times
The News X The Times
Ift'Jn Estab. 1931
Consolidated 1932
Publish 'd Weekly on Thursdays by
C. M. DOUGLAS
Offices in The News Building
C. M. DOUGLAS . Editor'
MISS A. TROWBRIDGE■ ■ Associate■
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Per Year .
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tin Transylvania County)
Per Year, Elsewhere . ?L60
Sux Months . '7a
We apologize for our small paper
this veejt and for the fact that many
item# t interest have been omitted.
Remember, it’s Thanksgiving.
(Mrs. Harry McCall)
[■'uncial services lor Mr. and
jit#. Oliver Galloway’s baby were
ci'iduit’d Sunday, Nov. Jt> ai the
Slum! Creek Baptist cemetery. The
1 al:> wa- c.bi ur 18 months old a no
ill ■ i from ar operation.
1 Send# f “Aunt Susie McCall’
w , glad to know that she is or
il-t id to 'ccovery after a serious
,|l: i. i about two weeks.
y McCall culled on Mr. and
M, W. M. .McCall of the Mace
d" ciflow Sunday.
;: . and Air#, ilarlie Owen un
nouu I'-the birth e,* a am, recently.
Si .1 i Iks fiom Balsam' Grove
spent the day in Brevard Saturday.
Amo it; lIk ,a were Air. and Mrs.
Chur!; tiockn >r and children, Mr.
; ad iloifson McCall, All's Fil
lin'>e Galloway and urn Oema# am:
D, mid McCall
AY. C. McCall of Selica, is spend
ing a fm days with hi- sister, Mrs.
I>.,c i'i.-Cali. who has been seriously
ill.
My11! Gailcway is spending sev
, m! .ays at the home of Uncle
l.ynk AleCall.
.Mi and Mrs. Arch Galloway and
family visital at the home of Doctor
McCall Saturday.
A s'.ii prise birthday dinner was
given \Y. \. McCall Sunday. Sev
t al l' Ik- attended and reported a
real nice time.
Misses Fannie. Frances a n d
Louise Chas tine spent Saturday
night with their sister Mrs Ingontar
AleCall m’ the Macedonia section.
Next Sunday is our regular meet
ing tin e. Everybody come and bring
. mm mu else with you.
NOTICE
nr I,A\l> SAir HY TRISTFE
By virtue of the power given in
a v rtain deed of trust executed by
A. I McCrary and wife Nancy Me
dal \ t.» the undersigned trustee to
secure certain indebtedness mention
d tie rein which deed of trust is
datnl 20 day of March 1933 and
it gist, red in book 2b at page 234
tf deed ef trust records of Tran
sylvania County and said indebted
ms nv'i'tion d having become due
and default having been made in the
payment and the notice as required
in‘said d.vl tf trust having been
given i" the makers of said note and
deed of t rust to mak good the pay
ment and default net having been
made good and the holder of said
m t having demanded that the lands
described in said deed of trust be
s.ltl to -atisfv the said indebtedness
and the cost of ale.
1 will soil to the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door in the
town of Brevard N. Cr, on
Fill PAY. DECEMBER 22. 1933
at 12 o’clock M. all that land de
scribe 1 in a deed from Bum Mc
Crary to A. I.. McCrny and wife
Nancy McCrary by dc dated the
23 day of May 1921. ntuining 65
acv s am! being all o Nos. 1 —
2 ." art! l ■ f the div of the R.
t'\ Hunt estate, record ’ the of
fice of the register > t'ds for
Transylvania County in >k 44 at
page 94 of the deed rev for said |
County t> which record ‘'fence is
hereby made for a full a.. 1 complete
d criptioi'. of the land 1 eby con
vi yt d.
This 20 dav of Nov. 1933.
T. C. GAI.LOWAY
Trustee i
Nov. 23 30 Dee 7—14—21 j
The Home of I
Armour's quality;
and ..ilier Quality Meats
Oysters and Fish
Fresh and Staple
GROCERIES
Phone 47-We Deliver
CITY MARKET
S. F. ALLISON
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^ Society News and Club Activities J
mi, scours have
diOND MEETING .
ily Emma Lou Loftis, Scout Scribe)
i he Girl Scouts had their second
irg Friday, November 24, in the
rout room. Emma Lou Loftis, pa-,
■1 leader, took charge of the,
■ .ting, which was as fellows: Song,
America the Beautiful,’' pledge to
\> flag; business. |
Alter this Miss Aiken took
•barge. She talked to the girls on
he Scout laws, "A Girl Scouts
ttner is to be trusted,” and “ A Uirl
Scout is clean in thought, word and
iced*”
We played a game which was to
iiass off some work. In, ploying this
■ ■anie a girl was supposed to teli
about a eat, so Miss Aiken asked
a ,■ so.no questions. She asked,
What is a bob cat?" And she i.n
veved. "A bob eat is a eat whose
ail has been cut off.
i h.X T HR IDE IS
ON0REE AT SHOWER
’ll--, Paul SmatL.rs and Mrs.
n Uanoton wen hostesses at a
i u'llan us shower at the home of
.Mrs. Smathors Saturday evening,
.njilimeutary t Mrs. Leroy \\ hite
. r of iliekory, recent bride, fot
> I:ly Miss Peggy West.
I ittie Paula Mae Smather< and
io West presented the showef of
-, in suit ease to the hor.ovce
■lm received many pretty and usefu.
nc mbt nines.
Four table- of bridge were in play
the veiling, following which
i i iiments wt re served.
; ns ESI) AY CLUB
! idS WITH MRS. VEHShit
’1 Wt duesdny club, in regular
, I’ing Wednesday afternoon of last
■icek. was entertained at the home of
\ii... s P. Verm r.
\ pi.'.giam i-i unusual interest was
• charge of Mrs. P. N. Simons,
ding of the architecture of the
'.ihatnbrn by Washington living, in
heautifi*l ription of this buiui
The business meeting was presid
1 over by the vice president, Mrs.
;• W Everett, in the absence of
■hi president Mrs. J. S- Silvcrsteen.
Uefreshments were, served at eon
’•is:i,n i f the meeting.
SHOWER HONORS
'IRS. Til.SOX
Mrs. Krnest Tilson was honoreo at
surpiiso miscellaneous shower giv
• h r by members of the Sunday
hool class of Mrs. Oliver Orr on
Thursday evening at Mrs. Tilson s
! ■ mi on West Main street.
.Members of the class met at the
inch, going from there in a body
■ Mrs. Tilson’s home, surprising
her with a varied assortment of use
: il household gifts. An enjoyable
.cuing was reported by those in at
r da nee. |
'liSSES MORRELL GIVE
v■PESD-THE.DAY party ,
Misses Annie and Meta Morrell
wire hostesses at a delightful spend
,e-day party at their home in
'.Vest Brevard Friday of last week.
The occasion was in honor oi
Miss Katherine Griffin, Miss Louise
Wright and her sister, Mrs. Marsh,
v.hi atr leaving this week for Nor
,„lk. Va., where they will spend sev- ■
.. al months. ,
A li vely luncheon and several
leadings by Miss Wright were en
joyable features of the day.
WOMAS'S CIVIC CLUB TO \
MET M OS DAY AFTERNOON _ !
December meeting of the Womans
Civic club will lie held next Monday
aft.in. on at 3:30 o’clock at the
\nnual election of officers will
b;* luId at this time and it is urged
that all members make a special
it;' rt to be present Monday attoi
i>! on.
MRS. com: HOSTESS
TO MAT HAT ASIAN CIA B
Mi- J. L. Cibb was hostess to the
members (f the Mathatasian club
Thursday afternoon at her home on:
I’robait street. !
The program of the afternoon was
in chaig- of Mrs. Julian G azener,
who told ir to re.-ting facts in the life
i f Martha Berry, head of the Ber
iv School in Rome, Ga. Mr. Glaze
,;.r, Who had visited the school, was
present and added further to the
program by telling first hand facts
about the school. . ,
The dub agreed to cooperate with
the pi e-school nurse project being
established under the supervision ol
Mrs Constance Banks and Mr .
John McLean. The meeting was pre
sided ever by the president, Mis.
l ain Kadditmn to the regular merm
t: is, a former member, Mrs. Netti
Benedict, was also present.
Aitu refreshments served by the
h fss the club adjournd to meet
S, xV at the home of Mrs. Harold
Norwced.
fortnightly club IN
L>,.r.rwh'truA 5 V
I. ftp. All members were P^sen
•ml one former member, Mrs Z. W.
X Routine business was ln charge of
“resident, Mrs. Cordia King.
v. r. Gillespie was P1,0^™
• uder. telling interesting facts about
th« World’s Fair and Chicago ana
of her visit there this fall.
A salad course served during the
S ciul period concluded the after
iron’s meeting. The next meet! g
if the club will be held on December
14 at the home of Mrs. King. I
Silage stored in a trench silo by
T. T. Foster of Caswell County, is
in excellent condition and is keeping
n* well as that stored in a ver
:.-«i silo. i
r; ERESTING PROGRAM
Th' Brevard junior music c!ub
.act Tuesday evening at the home oi
John Paul jonts. The president, Ora
licit Long, presided over the meet
irg.
The following interesting pro
gram was presented: Piano solos,
Valse Briilante, Spindler, by Nina
Lou Rustin; Forest Brook, Gan
schels, by Sylvia l.yday; Snowman,
Pressor, by Dorothy Poole; Narcis
us, Nvm, by Ora Holt Long; Hunt
ing Seng, Gurlett, by Katlierine Shu
fold: Sequidillas, Albeniz. by Rheum
m» Boddingfieid.
A quiz on harmony and scales was
led by John Paul Jones.
The club .was pleased to have as
guest Miss Eva Cal!, of the senior
marie club. Out rf town members
present were Nina Lou Rustin.
Sylvia l.yday, Norma Hamilton and
Katherine Shu ford.
Following the program refresh
ments were served by Mrs. J. B.
Jones. Tin* next meeting will be held
in December.
f l). ('. 117/./. MEET
SATl ’RltA V AFTERNOON
Regular meeting of the Iona]
ehspter United Daughters of the
Uonfedetney will be held Saturday
afternoon of this week at the library
at ;i:30 o’clock.
Al! mfothers are requested to be
present.
Mis< Janie Hume, of Ashevme. if
visiting Ml*, ami Mrs. ,J. M. A11 i
st n.
Mrs. It. P. Marsh, who has been
pending some time as guest of Miss
i ouise Wright, lift Tuesday for hei
heme in Savannah, Georgia.
Mi. and Mrs. James Waters left
Mi ndny for their homo in Lockp >rt,
N. Y . after spending part of their
hen'.ymc'iii here with Mr .and Mrs.
J. K. Waters.
it v. R. L. Alexander was guest of
[)i. and Mrs. C. L. Ne.vland the
first of the week before leaving on
Tuesday for his new homo in Lum
l a tom’ Mrs. Alexander and baby,
who have been visiting her parents
in Crlumbia, S. 0., will join him en
i Quto to Lumberton.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barclay Jr. left
last week for their home in Greens
burg, Pa., after visiting their pnr
u-.ts, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barclay and
Mr. and Mrs. .1. (’. Wike hero for
; cine time.
Miss Katherine Griffin left Tues
day for Norfolk, Va., where she will
spend several months with her sis
ter, Mrs. C. L. Renter, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barclay and
daughter Louise left last week for
their winter home in Greensburg.
Pa., after spending several months
at their summer home near Brevard.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Grogan Jr.
nl.J Bratshuw day in Hickory
Saturday. i
1,1. a. Eail Twiggs left last week
o join her husband i:i New York,
where she will visit .after which
they will both return to be at ths
hem. cf Mis Twigg’s father, T. A.
English, at Davidson River. t
Welch Galloway, of Asheville,
was a business visitor in Brevard
Friday.
Miss Charlotte Patton, was in
jured in a fall the first of the
week, while on a visit to her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patton,
from Montreat Normal. She will
not return to the Normal having
te-enlered Brevard high school.
Hairy and Walter Clayton were
Asheville visitors Saturday.
E Mrs T. W. Whitmire Is quite ill
at her home at Weltermire hotel
Miss Ruth Keathley, of Hondc-r
nville, visited her brother, L. O.
Xoarhley, here the first of the week.
Walter Wood has returned from
a visit to hi< aunt Mrs. Cos Paxton,
in Greenville.
Mrs. Mc.ck Johnson and Ernest
Miller were visitors in Asheville Fri
day.
Miss Mabel McNerly spent tho
week-end with friends and relatives
in Tcxaway.
1 Burt McJ unkin, of the Smoky
i National Park, spent tho week-end
! hero with his family.
John Buti.'i and Sammie Barnette,
of Spruce Pine, were Brevard visi
t is Monday.
Mrs. Boil Freeman is quite ill at;
lid home on North Caldwell avenue.
Hus: Mackey was railed to Green
ville last wdek on necaun? of tho
illness and death rf his brother
Stroub Mackey.
ts 1 I.- f\ nni\ Puffin
, Wilkins expect to attend the Davhl
-on-Wnk.' Forest game on Thanks
giving dny.
Airs Mamie Verderv. Misses Jack
Age s. Josephine Clayton, It o b a
Kitchen and Roberta Bryant wer»
rli :ping in Asheville Saturday.
Mrs I eioy Whit' n<r left Sunday
far her home in Hickory, after
-pending several days with her par
ents, Mr and Mrs. C. B». Wes'
Airs. J At. Tatum "pent the weMr
i ml in Asheville with Dr. Trih'tn
whr i' connected with Eckerd's Dnsg
company there. .
Air and Airs. Marcus Williams
had es their guests over the week
end their daughter, Miss R irl#
AVillionis. Miss Margaret Neal, Miss
Fannie Pearl Frlmet, Miffs Dorothy
N-.nl, Winfield Miller. Mr. Tilscn
Fleetwood and Air. Hal1 Miller.
.1. C. Calloway and F,. P. Me
Coy were bird hunting in Macon
county Monday.
All-. W. P. Raines was taken to
a hospital in Charleston, S. C.. on
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Basse, who has
been in Spartanburg, S. C., for some
time, returned the first of the week
to her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. J M Allison and
children expect to spend Thank-giv
ing holidays with friends in Char
leston, South Carolina.
U-. and Mrs. H. E. Erwin and)
fai. i y ar. niovirg this week from
Maple street to the former McNeely
• u:o on _,at>c Main street.
IT herd Nicholson, young son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Nicholson, suf
fered a sprained ankle Itpst week
while playing r.nd was unable to at
tend school for a week.
Min Louise Wright left this
work fer Norfolk, Va., where she
wil Isper.d -sveral months before re
turning to her homo hero, ticlly
House.
Mrs. Echel Galloway returned the
first of the week from Spartanburg,
S. C., where she has been for the
liast several months.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas S. Bond, of
Savannah Ga., were week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hampton.
Mrs Hampton and her father, J, M.
Dancy, returned on Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bond to Savannah,
where they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. Bond is a sister of Mrs. Hamp
ton.
/ Mias Gladys English, of Durham,
Mis3 Jean English, of N. C. C. W.,
Greensboro, and Miss Elizabeth
Ramseur, cf Angiers, an expected
to arrive Wednesday night to spand
the Thanksgiving holidays with Dr.
and Mrs. E. S. English.
Mis* Ruth Pickel’inur, student at
Weaver college spent the week-end
heiu with '.er parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Pi'.kr'.simer.
I, Z. Orr, of Greenville, was a
week-end visitor in Brevard
RUNDOWN IN MOTHERHOOD
Mr*. Rom M Emu of
124 E. Sixth Sr., Frederick,
Md., Mid: "?n early
motherhood I Ijcrame run
down. I developed a rounlt
that sapped my siicngtli
and vitality. 1 w.u»dri»e«J
to take *.F>'. Pierce'* Fa
vorite I’r■acrlpllon end !>!j
Golden MHiral l.'i c-.c(ry
and l i-.ec.tnie veil ard
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! Thanksgiving Dinner
THURSDAY.
I NOV. 30th I
* V '< Hi rlNiiM iftl' o
Oyster Soup
* Chenvfield Turkey ' Oyster Dressing
* Steamed Rice Buttered Peas
* Mashed Potatoes Giblet Gravy
| Asparagus Hollar.daise Sauce
«{• Cranberry Jelly j^K I* rutt Salad
■BS8K :'H|m Hct Biscuits
| Pumpkin Pic and Whipped Cream
N . & Wf: CAFE 1«
* On YVic Sqwrc :: _Brevard
NOTICE how closely a typical customer's electric
bill varied with the length of time artificial light is
needed per day through the year.
This is one reason why electric bills are higher during
fall and winter months than during the spring and
summer. More cooking is done in the winter time also
—more roasted meats and baking—which makes the
heating bill higher. More tirpe is spent indoors, read
ing, visiting, card playing, etc., and the radio is called
upon for longer hours of operation by far than in the
summer time. HH1
No matter how much electricity you use, always re
member that it performs a service cheaper and better
than any other way than that service can be done.
Electricity has never gone up in price. It is markedly
lower in cost today than ever before in history.
Electricity is Your Best Servant—Use it Freely
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