Week torn Rosman
WHITMIRE, Correspondent
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Mr. and: M*». G P. Morgan MW
son Buddi* and da ugh to i Elizabet.
visited MM. Eli -Huggir.? Sunday.
W. R. Uwis made a business trip
to Pickens Monday.
Mrs. Huggins is reported very ill
at her home in the Cherryfield sec
tion.
Lud Howerton left Sunday for
hi3 home at Greensboro. Mr. Hower
ton h»s been connected with state
highway commission stationed in
Rosnian fur several weeks.
Miss Mary Gillespie spent Satui
day night us guest of her eon-ins,
Misses Edith and Rachel Gravely.
Homer Parham, of Hayesviile spent
the week-end at Rosnian hotel visit
ing friends.
Miss Helen Sunimey spent the week
end a; guest of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sumniey.
Tho Rosnian quartet sang at a
revival service at Tryon Thursday
night. The quartet is composed of
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1- Hannon Mrs.
L. V. Sigmon and Mrs. W. R. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Stover and
daughter Guynm of Pennsylvania
spent Saturday night as guest ot
Mr. and Mrs. l>. I.. Olazeiwr.
Mrs. Gua King of East Fork, Mrs.
Oliva Gallovav and Julius Gallo
wav ot Wolf Mtm were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Ran
dolph JTMRtay. ...... ...
Mrs. I. M. Bowen ot A oh Mtn.
visited her daughter Mrs. Ethe
Curie* in Brevard Urn past week.
A group of Rosman citizens of
about 25 or :i0 attended eburch ser
vices at Slat, r, S. C.. Sunday night
The Rev Carl Cox preaching.
F Dr L. B. Hayes of Waynesvihe,
was ;■ dinner guest oi Mr. and Mrs,.
R. T. Kinvzey Sunday night.
Mi-. Ruth Burt left Monday tor;
W C T. C- Cullowhee to take
short icourse in teachers
work.1 She was accompanied fc> hei
father Rev. J- F- Burt and brother
Ralph Bort. . _
.1 A. Hurl sniem, o. ' -■
;i.,u _ ...urdr.y to spend severitl days
;\s guest of his son Rev. J. E, Bui.
and Mrs. Burt. .
Misses Helen and Montaree (.al
lowin' left Thursday for Frost Proof
l.trridn where they will spend till
' 'mvs. Frank Fisher and children of
t.ake Toxav.ay spent the week-end
as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Le.1 R
Fisher. .
Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Glazener an 1
children of Brevard were Sunday
guests of Mrs. J. W. Glazener and
children. . , ,
Burn to Mr. and Mrs. John Kil
patrick a son. Saturday Dec. 9th.
Mrs. Kilpatrick was before her mar
riage Miss Mildred Edens daughter
ot Mr. ami Mvs. W. H. Edens of
Rosman. , ,. . . .
W. R.. Lewis moved his store last
week to the building recently vaca
ted bv J. W. Glazener and company.
Me. and Mrs. Bill McJunkm and
children spent the week-end in Bre
vard as guests o: Mr. and Mis.
Bert McJunkin.
Gideon Miller of Quebec was a
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Glazener Monday.
Roe Rice of Kannapolis spent the
week with Mrs. Rice at their home
here. i
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Henderson,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hendevson of
Grav Court, S. C„ Miss Bernice
Henderson of Brevard were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. C
Sununeral. _ ..
Dv. Joe S. Osborne and Ruffin
Wilkins attended the air show tn
Asheville Sunday.
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Day or Night
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.tin BURY FIELD GROUP
[HOLD SOCIAL
1 The B. V. P. U. of Mt. Moriar
! Cheiryfleid held a soeial Tuesday
I night at the home of Miss Margaret
Waldrop of the Selien section. There
were about thirty members present
Miss Susie Jordan is president oi
this organization. GaiitfJ? were play
ed and refreshments served.
i EPWORTH LEAGUE
I TARTY ENJOYED
i Members of the Epworth League
of the M. E. church held a social in
j the parlors of the church Friday
night. Games and contests were en
tjoved, after which refreshments of
| sandwiches, hot chocolate and cookies
; were served.
1 Guests present as follows; Eliza
beth, Dovie, A. M., Margaret, Allpn,
Tom and Ruby Glazener, Inez and
Earl, and Ophelia White, Charles,
Robert Oats Jr. and Ralph Burt.
(Matrons assisting in refreshments
and games were Mrs. J. E. White
and Mrs, Elizabeth Hall.
1 'ERA JOHNSON
SEVERELY BURNED
Relatives in Rosman received a
nusasge last week that Vera John
s' n, daughter of Rev. and Mrs C.
A. Johnson ox Fayetteville had
revived severe burns. The accident
occurred when little Miss Johnsons
clothing caught on fire from a can
dle in hei play house in the yard
,1 their Kerne. The burns were con-i
lined principally to her body not
teaching her face. It will be recall
ed Mrs. Johnson who was before ner
marriage Mias Beulah White visited
here last summer.
RALPH ELDRIDGE
IX PLAY TOXICHT
Ralph, eldest son of Rev. and
Mrs. C. J. Eldridge a student of
Weave i college Weavcrville was
chosen from the Freshman class for
a chnractei in a play to be given to
night at Weavcrville.
Yeung Mr. Eldridge also made
the Glee Club and is making good
in his college work.
HOME EC CLASSES
GIVE DRESS SHOW
The H‘. me Economic class of Ros
in an High school gave a dress show
Friday morning, Dec. 8, displaying
the dresses they made in class.
The following program was car
r i o d out; Devotionals, Gertrude
Breed 11 ve ;types of dresses suitable
for school, street and dinner were
shown; “Importance of Dross,’- by
Aileen Glazencr.
SURPRISE PARTY
IS EX JOYED
T5vuc° Cassell was given a sur
pure party on Friday night of last
week by Miss Lila Johnson, the foi*
lowing "guests being invited:
Misses Lih, I.ois and Etta John
son, Beatrice and Nell Lance; Inez
and Rubv Dunn, and Mrs. Julia Ben
son; Blake McCall, Frank MeCa.l
Ii Lester and Stradley Morns,
Reynolds McGaha, Everett Patter
son.
H mer Clarke was a business visi
tor to Cullcwhee Monday.
Flovie, young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Gant, is reported very
ill at the home of her parents.
Belan Davis and Miss Dixie Davis
were business visitors to Asheville
Saturday.
A. M. Paxton Jr., Miss Marls
Moore, Tom Stroup and Miss Ruth
Morgan were Asheville visitors Sat
urday.
R. I.. Hogsed and son Austin were
business visitors to Asheville Mon
da; . - ...
Ed Harbin and son Ted, Paul
W! : c and Wilfod Galloway were
. busines- visitors to Asheville Mon
day.
Mrs Mae Recce of Asheville spent
Sunday as guest of Mrs. C. J. EI
dridge.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robinson and
children of Asheville were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. White.
Mrs. Robinson was before her mar
,:age Miss Lcla Besse Sloan, sister
of Mrs. White.
M. E. Summcy of Central, S. C.,
\\a- a business vl -i.or to Rosman
the first of the v. k.
Mr. ami Mrs. L II. Powell were
ill:.,its 1* guests of ]U and Mrs. Fields
1' v.-. 11 Sunday. The occasion was
bii .- 'iay anniversary cf Mr. Powell.
. "and Mrs. Eddie Towns and
; ‘er Juanita, spent Saturday
i .. - in Brevard as guests of Mr.
end Mrs. ’ James Passmore.
•■v.mndma” Rogers, who is visit
ir- at the home of her son, A. D
Rogers, has been quite ill but is inv
p. ruing.
Mr. and Mrs. James Passmore
ami baby of Brevard were visitors at
the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Touts Tuesday night.
Rev. J. N. Hall was a visitor al
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewitl
Gillespie in Hendersonville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. C >y Whitmire spent
Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs
Jesse Love.
LOST MY BEST CUSTOMERS THRU RATS
WRITES J. ADAMS OF 427 MAIN St.
TRENTON. N. J.
Used to have the busiest Restaurant in town until news
-nicul that the khehen was infested with rats. Lost a dot of my
be customers until l tried best-ve:. Haven’t a pest m the p ace
now All Restaurants should e.se BEST-YET its the new Red
S(,ui'll „0wder that if put around in dark places will cause rats
! (^'disappear.1 Con.es in twos,,, to, size for the home 50c,
G oz. size for the farm 75c. Sold and guaranteed by
B. and B. FEED and SEED CO.
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it, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher and
I children, Mrs. I,ee R. Fisher, Mips
[Belle Fisher, Wash Fisher, >Jimmy
, Baits, Wilfred Galloway and daugh
ters, Wanda and Augusta and Ted
, i Harbin were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. T. P. Galloway, Jr.
( Messrs Fall and Harold, well dril
. lent with the state highway copunis
Ision are stopping with Mr. and
Mrs. T. P. Galloway Jr, while they
!are drilling a well for the state
prison camp.
, George Williams and Ralph El
(1 ridge students of Weaver college,
Wtaverville, spent the week-end as
rucsts of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. El
dr idge.
Bill McGinns and daughter Oths
Reeves of Gastonia were visitors at.,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A.!
Moot'e Saturday. They were ac-j
compnnied home by Mrs. Moore who!
will spend several days visiting her
daughter Mrs. McGinns in Gastonia.
| Mrs. J. S. Wilds, who underwent
: an operation at Lyday Memorial
j hospital in Brevard Friday >s ve
I covering as well aa could be expect-1
ed.
Mrs. A. J. Manly, Misses Rosa and
' Knima Jano McLean and Bert Mc-|
Ltan were shopping in Asheville,
Saturday.
.Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Morgan;
and daughters Misses Ruth' and Mary j
i and son Harry were visitors at the
.'home of Mr. and Mr?. Gaston Whit-j
imire Sunday.
Mrs. Gus King and children of
the East Fork seotion spent Satur
day night as guest of Mr. and Mrs.
D. II. Parsons.
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Mr.
family have moved to Pisgah For
est.
Chas. Nesbit was the guest Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. R. V'. Duncan.
1 Miss Belle Reed of Candler spent
the v.-eek-end at hoi- home here.
1 Frank Drake spent a few .lays
with friends here last week.
) Misj Sarah Nesbit spent Sunday
•with Mrs. W. K, Duncan.
Pink Fletcher, who har been
spending some time with Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Justus, expected to re
turn to Charlotte Saturday.
, Claude Rickman was the Sunday
guest of Raymond Reed.
Lee Moody visited his son John
Moody at Holly Springs last week,
Turley Justus has built a new
barn. !
Mrs. A. C. Rickman and children
visited her father, J. E. Powell. Sun
day.
1 There were preaching service? at
Blentyre last Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. Especially good sermons
were heard and appreciated. i
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Duncan and
little daughter visited Mr. and Mrs.
Li\ther Hamilton of Little River the
past week.
Little Jewel Reed is able to be in
school again after being iil the past
week. ' |
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Polk county farmers who grew
lespedeza this past summer are so
pleased with results that a shortage
r-f Beed is expected in the county
this winter.
Catwaba wheat growers who
signed adjustment contracts are
new receiving rental payments from j
the Agricultural Adjustment Ad-1
ministration.
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