ROSMAN SOCIETY |
ALTHA JEAN GALLOWAY
BURIED LAST SUNDAY
Altha Jean. 14 months old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Oliver Galloway
died Friday night following an
oepration in a Greenville hospital
the previous day. Funeral services
were conducted Sunday at Shoal
Creek church with the Rev. Judson
Corn in charge. Interment was in
the cemetery nearby. Surviving* are
the parents four sisters and one
brother as follows: Louise, Lcrena,
Marie, and Glenn.
Uncle Baxter Whitmire celebrated
fcis 8-nd birthday anniversary Sun
day v.ith a dinner. All his children,
a number of grandchildren and
other relatives and friends were
present.
Rev. J. E. Burt will fill his regular
appointment at Calvert church Sun
day meriting at 11, and at Lion Sun
day afternoon at 7:!!0.
'The eighth grade had charge of a
wry interesting chapel proginm last
Friday morning.
j, \v. Glazeuer and family, who
haw a host of friends in Rosman
and th ■ entire county .are moving
to Granite Falls where Mr. tilazener
will operate a store.
I i(*K *' iimiuir iiiiu «»
titci* hunting in tlu- Gloucester sec
tion 1 a -1 Thursday, Mr Whitmire!
killing two doer. Thomas Glazener
15 year old son ot Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Glazener is happy, lie too killing a
fine deer last Saturday.
Girt ha Watkin visited friends at
Pickens The.rs-lnv night.
Miss Beatrice Sisk visited Mrs.
Robert Zachary in Asheville last
week.
Mi. and Mi-. Garf V.'illiamon and
children i f Six Mil • were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mr-. J. W. Owen
and Mr. and Mrs. Milder I.usk.
Rillie Walker of Morgantin spent
Sunday night as guest of Mr. anu
Mrs. A. II. I.ukcr.
Misses Pauline Leathers, Re-a and
FIivrun Juno Ethol
ami Rev. A. I. Maniy were business
visitors to Brevard Saturday.
M (' Same ml had the niisfor
tu'ne .0 get ids toe painfully injured
by aeeid.-ntally dropping a heavy
iron o.i nis foot Sunday night, at
i?. r. Extract company.
Mnleclm Burt, n of Tryon is spend
ing several days as guest of hi*
brother. Dewey Burton.
Mrs. Dewey Burton and two
children are spending Thanksgiving
!k iiday. visiting relatives and
friends at Innian. S C.
Mr. and Mrs. E. t7. Baulkmght
and sons E. I7, and Ot> and daugh
oi', Loronn, Lonnie. Baulknight,
Ewell Yongier, of Columbia were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Craig Whitmire.
Miss Louise Glazuier, a student of
Asheville Noimal will arrive Wed
nesday to spend Thank-giving holi
days as guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Glazener. MBs Beulah Moore will
acccmpanv Miss Glazener to her
homo hero.
Mr. and Mrs. Minor and daughter,
Ruby, of Ware Shoals, who have
been spending several days at the
home of Vando Morgan., left Tues
day. . .
Mrs. w. Kiwiuoipn anu uitugu
ter, Leota, and Mrs. Tom Morrison
attended funeral services for Altha
.lean Galloway in Gloucester Sun
day.
Mrs. Robert Zachary of Asheville,
arrived the first of the week to
spend a few days as guest of her
parent*, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wat
kins.
Mrs. Edwin Staton and daughter,
Manvella, spent the week-end at
Old Toxaway as guests''of the form
er’s parents, Mr. and Mr*. W. E.
Galloway.
Miss Edith Clarke and Miss Ruth
Burt, Homer Clarke and J. C. Gallo
way were shopping in Asheville Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. I,ee Owen nnd three
sons, Clydle, Henry and Earl, and
V. C. Moore, of Brevard, Mr. and
Mrs. Doyle Manley and two children
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Owen Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitmire
and children and Mrs. S. N. Foster
■were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webber ef
Chicago, arrived Sunday to spend
several days as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Galloway.
Why Children Need
a Liquid Laxative
The temporary relief children gel
from some synthetic, habit-forming
cathartic may cause hnwel strain,
and even set-up irritation in the
kidneys. A properly prepared liquid
laxative brings a perfect rr. vcr. d.
There is no direomf >rt at t1 e time
and no weakness after. You don't
have to give the child “a duuLle
dose” a day or two laser.
Can constipation-, be corrected in
children? "Yes!” say medical nien.
“Yes!" say many mothers who have
followed this sensible medical advice:
1. Select a good liquid laxative. 2.
Give the dose you laid suited t the
system. 3. Gradually reduce the doce
until the bowels arc t.ir.vini? regularly
without aid. «
Au approved liquid laxative lone
that is widely used for children) is
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup P. psin. The
mild laxative net:..n • f this cTcrllent
preparation is the best fern of help
for children—and grown-ups, loo.
The dose car. bo rcjui-U i any
age or nc:d.
Your druggist hrs Dr. Caldwell’s
Syrup Pepsin. Member N. II. A.
Mr. and Mr*. William White and
small daughter, Jo Ann, spent the
week-end as guest* of Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. White.
Born to Mr. and Mr*. Coy Whit
mire, a son, Sunday, November 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Glazener
and daughter, Margaret, were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Taft
Owen at Cherryfteld;
Mrs. Anna Canoon of Pickens is
spending several days as guest cf
her mother, Mrs. S. E. Whitmire at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Whitmire.
Mrs. W. E. Galloway and son,
Cecil, and Mrs, Edwin Staton and
daughter, Marvella and Miss Daisy
Galloway were ' business visitors to
Brevard Saturday.
Mrs. M. N. Moore, who has been
quit* ill for several days is slightly
mptcvrd. Her slater, Mrs. M. A.
Moor, spent Saturday night as her
guest ,
Mr*. A. J. Manly and daughter,
Ml's i.enhie. were Sunday guests of
Mv and Mrs. M. B. Owen.
K(v. and Mrs. i. E. Burt and chii
•'itn were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mis. Flank Scruggs near Brevard
Xi'pdity the' former filled his regular
appi lot mold at Glady Branch church
Sunday morning
Mi-• Dlg-1 Fortciilioi rv returned
her. Saturday having taken a short
•.nurse in Welfare work at Greens
1> t o.
Kcv J. 1'.. nun niieniuu a prencn
oi' corfoiont-c at Brevard Monday.
MI'S Louis? Williams and Mi's
Maggie Belle lire ne and Mr. J.
Sawyer were guests of Miss Mildred
Williams at the home of Mr. and
Mr? A. 0. Kitchen in Brevard Sat
in day.
Jud IMolt of the Cherryfield sec
tion visited Charlie Lance Sunday.
Gene Zachary of Atlanta, Mart
Hunt of Libevfv wor: visitors at the
heme of Mr mid Mrs. Charlie Lance
Saturday
Uyli.s' Put-hum. K 31. Enstsep, laid
Howerton, Fcss I rc*nslc> were visi
tors ti Gmnvilh Sunday, visiting
Bill Howerton who had the misfor
tune to get a piece of steel in his
eye while employed by state high
wav eommissien here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. I,. V. Sigmon, Mr.
and Mr*. W. I.. Harmon were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
J.owis Stfliduy.
George Young and Jrhnio Wills
spent the week-end with their fam
ily.-. at Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. .lack Fisher and
children spent Sunday at Sylva visit
ing Mrs. Fishers parents Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Cowan.
Mrs. W. C. Kilby of Greenville,
spent a few days ns guest of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I... M. Wntkin-.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Welborn of
Greensboro and Miss Hume Cannon
of Pickens visited relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs. T. P. Galloway and daughter
Miss Lucille were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Fishhei.
; W. 0. W. NEWS
| W. H. GROGAN, JR
Dittriet Manager
1 Hickory Camp No. 30 had the
whrlc show, in the whole slat? of
North Carolina on the occasion of
I President Bradshaw’s visit there Fri
day and Saturday. The members of
this camp proved themselves able to
entertain their many distinguished
guests and send them *n their way
, hnppy tHid benefited by having come
I in contact with the splendid citizens^
and Woodmen of Hickory.
President Bradshaw said "The
finest thing I can say about my
I visit to Hickory, is that it is most
! refreshing to meet you people who
pay what you think, do as you please,
, and breathe this wonderful mountain
' nil-. In my capacity as chief execu
tive over an order with ultimate ob
I ligations to pny $882,000,000, and
! with $114,000,000 on hand, It cer
tainly docs my jaded spirits good to
rub elbows with such jolly friends’’.
The banquet on Friday night was
well attended and thoroughly enjoy
ed by every one present, General, E.
:B. Lewis acted as toastma*toi. Judge
-Hairington T. Hill of Wadesburo in
111 educed the state officers and
'other distinguished guests. Presi
dent Bradshaw and Mayor Yount
'were the high lights and high spots
i at thi s meeting; both were in the
proper mood to give and receive the
best jokes of jokes. Of course, we
oil the side lines enjoyed it all.
Alter the program an old time
oquntc' donee was enjoyed by nil.
1 wish 1 might quote here in full
the wonderful speech delivered by
President Bradshaw at the city au
ditorium (.n Saturday morning at II
a. m.. however hi-1 description of his
office work and duties as president
of this great fraternal insurance, or
ganization with his .'arrfest desire!
to servo the Order and humanity at
.f.ge wag felt by his hearers as he
discussed these problems before his
fellow Woodmen. He made it clear
that the world needs todav more men
and women to serve, rather than so
many leaders or perhaps I should
say, so many would be leaders.
The many fine jiegree teams with
their uniforms and axes along with
the band from Wadesboro did their
part, to perfection. They made a
fine showing in the parade and lent
color. to the occasion all through
Saturday. The degree work by Com
pany L, 97th Regiment of Kannapo
lis, ir. charge of Captain H. A. Mc
Karn was well done. Around five
hundred Woodmen saw the- degree
work which was put on in the large
overall factory, a class of 50 candi
dates was secured in sixty days for
this occasion.
The first meeting right in De
cember will soon be hero, it’s an im
pcrtnnt night for all W. 0. W.
camps, for on this night officers for
1994 will be elected. The future wel
fare of your camp depends on your
wisdom in selecting your camp lead
ers for next year. You should choose
only those ‘thet will be loyal and
true to the principles of Woodcraft,
right living and good citizenship. We
must move up or down because there
is no half way ground where v:e rivn
remain stationery. Therefore, we
nerd, only the tried and true to head
cur local units, men that know how
to advance regardless of the enemy
that, may confront them. Find and
elect a good set of officers for 1C.J-*
and vve will be able to reach many
jyrfo homes that need our protec
tion, many more widows and or
phans will have something to cat
end wear and many inoi"' children
will be educated because you made
wise selections cn first of Decem
ber 1939.
LET VS DC YOUR
JOB "RINTlXr,
We extend to the people of
Brevard and Transylvania County
Thanksgiving Wishes
Set aside since the days of the Pilgtim Fathers in apprecia
tion of divine guidance through peril and prosperity—and after
their illustrious example—we reverently pause 'ti Thanksgiving
Day to offer thanks fo>- the year’s blessings.
We take this opportunity also to express our appreciation cf
the patronage and good will extended to cur store and to promise
continued diligence in the same faithful service characteristic of
this store since its founding 20 years ago.
Store elosed all day Thanksgiving.
FRANK D. CLEMENT
The HALLMARK Jeweler Clemson Theatre Bide
SPECIAL flf"
THANKSGIVING DINNER
THURSDAY, November, 30thB
Vermont Turkey, Chestnut Dressing
Buttered Peas Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Steamed Rice
Cauliflower Cream Sauce
Hearts of Celery Pickles
Plum Pudding
Coffee — Tea —
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