BREVARD CHILDREN
MAKE HONOR ROLL
Lower Grade* Show Up Well
—Many Have Perfect At
tendance for Month
GRADE 1-A
Honor Roll—Nancy Ann Nicholson,
Wilma Morrison, Ernest eon Parker,
Dorothy Jean Lo/tis, Blanch Ray,
Margurite Scruggs, Vivian Smith,
Mollie Tinsley, Bruce Glazener,
cGorge Simpson Jr, Louise Allison.
Perfect Attendance—Nan Allison,
Louise Allison, Ruth Brown, Betty
Jean Duclos, France- Hendricks,
Dorothy Jean Loftis Wilma Morri
son, Margurite Scruggs, Vivian
Smith, Mollie Tinsley, John Allis: n,
Douglas Brown, Charles Heath, Os
car Whitmire, John Waters, George
Simpson Jr., Spaulding McIntosh.
GRADE IB
Perfect Attendance—Hattie Sue
Aiken, Beatrice Hall, Jessie Trent,
Coleen Warren, Ernest Lance, Thom
as Butler, Charles Heath Jr., Ed
ward McCall Jr., Bobby Norwood,
R. V. Pace, Lloyd Trent.
Honor Roll—Nonna Baynard, Er
nest Lance, Aretta Pruitt.
GRADE 2-A
Attendance—Carey Aiken, Harold
Garren, Jimmie Kanipe, Leon Mann,
James McCall, Johnnie Misenheimer.j
Richard Nicholson, Taylor Martin,
Roy Simpson, Bradley Wyatt, Grace j
Blacken, Betsy Jeane Allison, Chris
tine Coleman, Nell Gallamore, Mar
tha Jeane Hardin, Roberta Head,
Ruth Osborne, Melba Siniara, Edith;
Swangv.m, Janette Tinsley, Dorisj
Wilson, Margaret Zachary, ;
Honor Roll—Jimmie Kanipe, Rich-,
aid Nicholson, Ray Simpson. Brad-,
lev Wvatt, Patsy Babb, Christine;
Coleman, Cecil Coren, Nell Gallo-.
more, Ruth Osborne, Hicks Scruggs,
Melba Siniard, Doris Wilson, Mar
garet Zachary, Edna Smith.
GRADE 2-B •
Honor Roll—Mack Smith, Wintzel
Tinsley, Ned Whitmire, Vesta Mae.
Anders, Ruth Zachary, Onie Mae
Baynard. „ ,
Perfect Attendance—Hazel Mae
Hale, Ethel Snelson, Maybelie West,
Ruth Zachary, Eugene Bracken,
Robert Clark. William Sizemore,
Sherrill Warren.
GRADE 3-A
Honor Rcli—Lois Allison, Anne
Banks, Hazel Brown, Elizabeth
Burlingame, Mary Compton, Jack
Crarv. Emily Coren, Bill Fetzer,
Jack’Fenwick, Margaret Galloway,.
Arthur Jenkins, Dorothy Johnson.
Bill Kilpatrick, Jerry Moltz, Harold
McCrary. Shirlev Martin, Franklie;
Moore, Fay Owens, Albert Beid,
Sheila Smith, Mary Mae Sizemore,;
Mart' Jane Walker, Eleanor Petit.
Mary West, Chlora Keaton. Carl
Scruggs, Necia Galloway.
Perfect Attendance—Jack Crary,
Jack Fenwick, Harold McCrary, Jack
McCrary,Albert Reid, Carl Scruggs,
Richard Tinsley, Garnell Johnson
Lois Allison, Anne Banks, Hazel,
Brown, Elizabeth Burlingame, Emily,
Coren, Dorothy Johnson, Frankie
Moore, Eleanor Petit, Mary Mae
Sizemore.
• GRADE 3-B '
Perfect Attendance—Helen Alli
son Batty Jane Bracken, Annie
Owen, Bertie Low Owensby, Dorine
Siniard, Frances Waters, William
Allison, Robert Dermid, Roland
Nicholson, Allen Shipman, Ernest
Smith, J. B. Summey, Charles
Townsend, Roy Trotter, Betty Jane
Bracken.
GRADE 4-A
Honor Roll—Elizabeth Brown,
Lura Brown, Ruth Fisher, Mary
Alice Hardin, Ruth McDaniel, Etlie
1 y n Pickelsimcr, Dorothy Poole,
Ppula Mae Smathers, Jimmie Cobb,
Billy Crary, Fred Glazener, Jack
Huggins, Claud West, Roland Whit
mire.
Perfect Attendance—Bertie Brown,
Lura Brown, Emily Feaster, Dora
Lee Gairen, Jean G!en, Katherine
Simpson, Paula Mae Smathers, Jim
mie Cobb, Wayne Fullbright, David
Garren, Fred Glazener, Jack Hug
gins, Earl Lance, Ephraim Neii:
Zane Orr, Charlie Patton, Harry
Scruggs, Ralph Smith.
GRADE 4-B
Honor Roll—Harrell Bagwell, Rcba
Ball, Clarence Presley, Elizabeth
Queen.
Pa-fect Attendance—Edgar Aikon
Harrell Bagwell, Otho Bowen, Roy
Head, Morris Cantrell, Willianr
Owensby', John Lee Whitmire, Rebi
Ball, Bonnie Glazener, Lucile Snel
=011, Christine Tinsley, Edr.a Ward
Rubyr Waters, Betty McCall, Doyc<
Bracken.
GRADE 5-A
Honor Roll—N. A. Miller Jr., Bob
by Huggins, Juno Fenwick, Kathleen
Wilson, Mary Louise; Whitmire.
Alice Petit, Lois Moore, Odell Mc
Call, Mary Jane Brown. i
Perfect Attendance—Murph Ship
man, N. A. Miller Jr., Robert Jack
son. Bobby Huggins, Henry Case,
Lester Brown, Jans Fenwick, Lois
Wilson, Kathleen Wilson, Lucile
Vick, Georgia Smith, Mary Louise
Price. Kathryne Powell, Alice Petit.’
Lois Moore, Maxine Michael, Jeano
Haves, Katherine Grooms, Mary
Jane Brown, Virginia Aiken.
GRADE 5-B
Honor Roll—Leslie Mare Eubanks,
Stanley Smith, Clara Holden, Clive
Belle jer.ks, Evelyn Myers.
Perfect Attendance--Jack Brown,
Ulc? Bryson. Jack Derrr.id Frank
Garren, Leonard Simpson, Lcssie
M a e Eubanks, Stanley Smith
Maude Gallamore, Louise Gravely,
Myrtle Hale, Rose L e e Martin,
Evelyn Myers, Josephine Sininrd.
Lottie Mae Tinsley.
GRADE 6-A
Honor Roll—Jeanette Austin, Edna
Fulton, Helen Fullbright, Beattie
Mcore, Clarice McCrary, Pendleton
Banks. A. B. Galloway, Tom Gallo
way, Edward Glazcner, Lewis Ear?
Jackson, Paul Jones, Few Lyd.a,
Jack Robinson, John Walker, James
Wood, Karl Wright,
Perfect Attendance—Jeanette Aus
tin Rachel Hamlin, Lina Heath,
Fannie Killian, Mildred Maxwell,
Beatsie Moore, Euna Leiah Moore,
Clarice McCrary, Geraldine Ti-isley,
Pendleton Banks, Paul Bowen, A. B.
Galloway, Edward Glazener, Lewis
Earl Jackson, Paul Jones, Jack
OWEN LAD IS BURIED
HERE ON WEDNESDAY
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday afternoon for Quinneth Leon
Owen, three and ons-half year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Owen, who
died at one o’clock Wednesday
morning.
The youngster had been ill for
practically all his life, but while an
invalid was a sunshine in the home.
Funeral services were held at Oak
Grove cemetery by the Rev. Paul
Hartsell, pastor of Brevs,"d Baptist
church. Interment was made in th
cemetery nearby.
Surviving are the parents, or.
sister Ruth, end one brother, Ken
neth.
Robinson, John Walker, Charle;
Warren, James Wood, Karl Wright
GRADE H-B
Perfect Attendance—Harry Alli
son, Agnew Campfield, Charlie Clay
ten, Clarence Gravely, Paul Simpson
Hale Siniard, Lucille Garren, Doro
thy Pittman. Emma Trent, Gladys
Trimmer, Edith Wright.
GRADE 7-A
Honor Roll—Ruth Case, Mar;
Alice Feastcr. Juanita Freemen
Mary Helen Galloway, Emma 1 o\
Loftis, Martha Kate Muore, Anm<
Morris, Harleston McIntosh, \ sole
Sprouse, James Bridges, Billy LI
Irink. Vance Jackson, Oliver Orr
Jr., James Simpson.
Perfect Attendance—Edward Lot
ti« Martha Kate Moore, Juamt;
Freeman. Pauline- Mull, Janie Wil
son. Emma Lou Loftis, Bi:ly Beas
ley, Janus Curry, Agnes Campbell
Avis Morris, Leroy Gray, Anns
Morris, Richard Norton, Marshal
Loftis, Ruth Case, Annie Neill. Har
lestor. McIntosh, James Simpson
Janet Jenkins, James Bridges
Gwendolyn Morgan, Bobby Tharp
Vance Jackson.
GRADE 7-B
Honor Roll—Rebecca Anowooc
St. Clair Austin. Hcr.ry Carlar.c
Roy Haves, Freida Henry, Haze
Michael, Flora Mae Pittman, Gerab
WiLson. „ . ,
Perfect Attendance—St. Clair Aus
tin. Martha Bryson, Eldred Burn:
Henry Carland, JacK Gravely, Ro
Hayes, Lucile Gravely, Harry Le<
Hogsed, Mary Holler, Roy Johnscr
Etta Mae McGaha, Eddie Mae Ma
son, Hazel Michael, Christine Millei
Clinton Morris, Viola Nelson, Flor;
Mae Pittman, Dillard Trent, Gera!
Wilson.
WHITMIRE IS HEAD
METHODIST BOARD
S Organization of the board of
1 stewards of the Methodist church
| was effected last week, with election
; of officrs for the ensuing year
Following were the officers elected
for 1933-’34: Chsirman, T. W. Whit
mire; vice chairman, C. G. Robinson;
secretary, Miss Alma Trowbridge;
treasurer, Harry Scllei >.
The members of the present
board of stewards wue nominated
by the pastor, Rev. J. H! West, and
confirmed at the -recent quarterly
conference.
The following comport the stew-art',
membership: T. W. Vr'hitmire, W.
1,. Aiken, J. E. Rutty 0. ii. <>rr
1 Harry Sellers, C O. Robinson. T. R
Crary, J. B. Pickclsnmr. G. W
Kayes, W. F. Short, (I. C. Bush,
Miss Alma Trowbridge, Mrs. A. R.
Giliespie, B. E. Nicholson.
Joe Sterney, Jr.
Funeral services w;te held Tues
day afternoon from Oak Grove
Methodist church for Joe 4r.. ten
year old son of Mr. end Mrs. .Toe
1 Stamey, who died suddenly Sunday
afternoon at three o’clock. Interment
war made in the cemetery nearby.
The young fellow had been ill for
, several years, suffer: eg from heart
trouble, although his condition was
1 not regarded as unu-ua’ly serious
: until Saturday. He i- survived by
- the parents and seven;! brothers and
, sisters.
HENRY FOREMAN OF
TERM GRAND JURY
W. M. Henry wi'.-. named as
■ .chairman of the grand iury sitting
, at the December term Superior court
, no»y in session here w \h the follow
ing members;
: Robert C. Sherrill, Herman Hol
den. Chester Fenwick Luther Coop
er, Cleo Brittain, R. F. Glazener, J.
■ L. Gravely, H. E. Morrison, W. R.
> Lewis, J. S. Greenwood, Avery Reid.
1 J. \V. Baynard, 0. H. Bryson. Ray
J mond Fisher. M. VV. Fortune, Will
Owen, Alvin Roekwood.
Judge Schenck in 20 able charge
■ to the grand jury immediately after
■’ impaneling stressed the three duties
- of the jury as being tc pass on bills
> sent to the jury by the solicitor;
■ make presentment ci tills to the
. solicitor, and examine county prop
1 ertv and offices. .
I A. P. Stamey was appointed special
jury officer. __
LUKE RILEY SAYS THE RATS DIE
BEFORE REACHING THE RIVER.
Since moving near the river severa' years ago we’ve always
used BEST-YET. Wc watched the vicious water Rat£ nibbling
at BEST-YET, outside the house. About 15 minutes later they
darted off for the river to cool their burning stomachs, bat died
before reaching it. Kills rats and mice only. Wil not hurt cabs,
dogs or chickens, and there is no smell from the dead rat. BEST
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Large Group Ha# Perfect At
tendance During Third
School Month
—
SEVENTH GRADE
Honor Roll—Ray Winchester, Lu- ,
cill? 0.11 way, Ruby Glazener, Dovie
White. i
Attendance—Roy Eldridge, Alford
Galloway, Earl Gillespie, Wayne
Morgan, Harold Ilogsed. Robert Lee
Oates Jr., Claud? Pevit, Allen Sisk
Jr., Rov Winchester.Louise Galio-,
way, Lucille Galloway, Ruby Glaze-,
nor, Sylvia Huggins, Hattie Lee;
McCall, Eula Mae Morns Blanche;
Petit Mary Singletary, Inez Sum
mey, Dovie White, Mar&tu’et White.
SIXTH GRADE
Honor Roll--P. H. Winchester
Jr., Eva Israel. !
Perfect Attendance—Gerald Alii-,
son. A. P. Bell Jr., Preston Brittain,;
Roy Brown, Edward Gillespie, Dewey
Moni--, J. L. .Nicholson, Russell
Owen. Earl Powell, Clyde Rice,
Frank Whitmire, Robert Whitmire,
J. A. Wild, D. H. Winchester, Lucy -
Brittain Lula Cassell, idcll Conner,
Eva Israel. Wilda Reece, Mirriam
Stewart, Tobitha Waldrop, Agnes
Woodard.
FIFTH GRADE
Hon r Roll—I urlecno Lusk, Ruth
Rice, Dona Mae Smith.
Perfect Attendance—J. C. Cas
sell, Charles Huggins, Wylie Lowe.
Ernest Raines, Rastus Smith, Gladys
Claik, Elsie Conner, Rosie Gillespie,
Ruby Green, Ruth Lewis. Laurleene
Lusk. Ruth Rice. Myrtle Rogers,
Elizabeth Si«k. Dona Mae Smith.'
Marriah Stewart, Marie Wild, Inez
Paxton.
FOURTH GRADE
Honor Kell—Edna Allison, I. \ •
King, Bertie Mao Orr. Mae Whit
mire, Helen Whitmire, Rael Whit
mire, Glen Winchester.
Perfect Attendance—A. J. Brown.
Gerald Gillespie. Jason Gillespie, Ray
Israel. W. B. Jones Clarence Mas
ters, Paul Meece, Alfred Owen, Fred
Powell, Craig Snipes Ruei V hitmire,
Glen Winchester, Hazel Barrett
Lillian Bryson, Effie Butler, Ola
Butler, Esther Galloway, Ruby Gal
loway, Jewel Garren, Lucy McCall,
Ellen Morgan, Edith Morris, Na
omi Morrison, Bertie Mac Orr, Ora
Owen, Mamie Reid, Helen Whitmire,
Mae Whitmire.
THIRD GRADE
Honor Roll—Han Edens, Albert Is
,a|, J. A. Meece, Averie Glazener,
E-'ta Honeycutt, Edna Nelson, Lois
Petit, Josephine Powell.
Perfect Attendance—Lee Bryson,
Jr., Ralph Chappell. Han Edens,
Jack Edens, Albert Israel, J. A.
Meece, Billie Nicholson, Leslie Nich
olson, Forrest Reece, Bruce Smith,
Allen Whitmire, Norma Morgan,
Theresa Brittain, Avario Glazener,
Ksta Hcnneycutt, Pearl Jones .Fian
ces Mitchell, Thelma McConnell, Ed
na Nelson, Dana Marie Owen, Lois
Petit, Sadia Smith.
SECOSD GRADE
Honor Roll—Guy Bryson, Loyd
Gillespie, W. B. Head, Richard Orr,
Junior Stroupe, John Smith, Charles
Henry Summey, Boice Winchester,
Stanley Winchester, Margaret Hope
Burt, Mae Green, Frances Gillespie,
Ruth Gillespie, Vivian Glazener,
Velma Lewis, Margaret Parson,
lilljnha Whitmire, Margaret Whit
,U'l> e r f e c t Attendance—Margaret
Hope Burt, Mae Greene, Frances Gil
lespie, Cornelia Gillespie, Y?]|na
Uwis Elizabeth Morgan, Nadine
Powell, Flora O’Shields Margaret.
Parson, Dorothy Reid, Reba Rogers,
Nel'.e Waldrop, Margaret Whitmire,
Martha Whitmire, Guy Bryson, W.
B. Head, Jr„ Virgil Barrett, Lloyd
Gillespie. Bobby Joe Galloway,
Charles Lee Moore, Richard Orr,
Louie Raines, Bobby Lee Rice, John
Smith. Charles Henry Summey, Joe
Stokley Wilds, Henry Snipes Boice
Winchester, Stanley Winchester,
Gerald Woodard.
1-A GRADE
Honor Roll—Iris Glazener, Judith
Baley, Barney Sisk, Jennette, Owens,
Reba Clayton, Polly Kate Heath,
Madrie Galloway.
Perfect Attendance—David Con
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iLN EARS OF CORN ARE
FOUND IN SINGLE SHUCK
H. P. Hogged. Route One, brought
i freak ear of corn to The Times of
ice Saturday, the original ear being
nearly perfect but just a little
‘mailer than the average ear, and,
growing from the original or center
jar are three '‘half-sided” ears of
half length, all well filled with dc-.
veloped grains.
Miss Ossie M. Clay ion
HENDERSONVILLE, Dec. 6—
Funeral services for Miss Ossie M.
Clayton, 33, who died r.t the home
of her father, R. M. Clayton, on the
Sugar Loaf road last Wednesday
v.vre held at the home Saturday aft
ernoon. Burial was made in the
Enon cemetery at Penrose.
Services were in charge of the
Rev. S. F. Huntley, Rev, Eugene
Olive of Ncith Wilkesboro, and
Rev. W. H. Ford of the First Bap
tist church.
Mi-s Clayton was a native of Tran
‘ylvania county, but has made hei
home in Henderson county for sev
eral .tears. She had been ill about
two months. She is survived by her
father, three brothers and one sister.
HOSTS TO FATHERS
Extra Fine Program anti Good
Meal Enjoyed By Over
Hundred People
ROSMAN, Dec. 5—Young Tar
Heel Farmers of the Rosman high
»chn 1 were host* to fathers and a
number of invited guests at the ban
quet room of the. school Tuesday
night of last week in one of the most
enj. yuble affairs of the school year.
A program that was interesting,
instructive and well given knt itself
tc making a success of the father
son event, furthered by an. appetiz
ing meal prepared and served by
members of the Home Economics
class. Practically all foods served
were home grown, the following
menu being served: F’uit cocktail,
fried chicken, gravy, candied sweet
potatoes, string beans, hot rolls, but
ter, mashed potatoes, pickles, cab
ling? salad, ice cream, coffee cake,
mints, and, peanuts.
Four-leaf programs in the shape
rf an ear of corn and the unique
place cards and favor baskets were
all hand made and displayed artis
tic ralc-nt. The room was appropri
ately decorated with emblems of the
chapter, with backgrounds of farm
product- and mountain growths.
K. J. Whitmire, president of the
chapter, presided over the meeting,
the welcome address being given by
Ted Harbin. L. V. Sigmon, county
commissioner and county account
ant, responded to the address of
welcome. The Rev. .J. E. Burt, pas
ter of Rosman Baptist church gave
the invocation, followed by music
by the East Fork string band which
also furnished music throughout the
evening.
Several members of the Rosman
chapter took part on the varied pro
gram, President Whitmire speaking
briefly on “What Vocational Agri
culture Has Meant To Me,” and
Warren Case telling of the trip tak
en by the boys this summer to White
I.ake. Projects were discussed by
Warren Case and the matter of
wheat reduction as it affects farmers
in Transylvania county' was intelli
gently discussed by Russell Duncan,
who stressed the point that local
fanners would do well to sow suffi
cient wheat for home consumption
jn face of the inevitable rise that is
stili to come in th! price of flour,
this to be added to the already pro
portionately high prices that be
came effective with the process tax
era. , . i n
T „ .1’ lO <h.nnan ham C
llliuuuuii vi *v ~-. .
into the chapter was in itself a rev
elation of the aims and ideals of
of the farmer organization in the
local school, officers of the chapter
giving this part of the program in
excellent manner.
After completion of the regular
program and the partaking of the
fine fcod. Professor Randall Lyday,
teacher of the agriculture class, in
troduced the following guests:
R. T. Kimzey, principal Rosman
schools; J. A. Glazener, teacher of
agriculture Brevard schools; J. B.
Jcnes, principal Brevard schools
and former county superintendent;
L. V. Sigmon and W. B. Henderson,
county commissione r s ; Professor
Frisbee of Edneyville high school;
W. C. Gravely, Carl Owen and L. C.
Case, members of the local sch°°*
beard; C. M. Douglas, editor The
Transylvania Times; Rev. J. N.
Hall, pastor Rosman Methodist
church; Rev. J. E. Burt, pastor Ros
man Baptist church; Miss Virginia
Wilcox, teacher Home Economics at
Brevard; David Norton, president
Brevard chapter F. F. A.; Donald
Orr, president Edneyville F. r. A.,
Miss Louise Williams, teacher m
Rcsman schools.
Altogether it was a program that
was worthwhile and one that people
of the Rosman community feel proud
over. ,
"er Henry Whitmire, Bryan Mor
gan’, Judith Baley, Iris Glazener,
Barney Sisk, Cora O’Shields, Dons
Pangle, Nennette Owens, Edna Rus
sell, Ophelia Chapel. j
GRADE 1-B
Honor Roll—Lila Mae Galloway,
Louise Gant, Frances Moore, Junior
Chapman, Claud Murphey. I
Perfect Attendance—Betty Bryson,
,ila Mae Galloway, Louise Gant,
rhelma Gant, Frances Moore, Inez
■(’Shields, Margaurite Reece, Junior
lhapman, Derrell Galloway, Claud
Murphey, Russel, Snipes, Albert
Vhitmire, J. B. Whitmire.j
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