QUEBEC NEWS
l Lucille.. Henderson)
Mrs. Hinkle Bcwie spent Wed
nesday night with Miss Lillian Dod
i in.
GarlHrtd Jones, wiio has been
: [.ending several days with relative*
. i this community, returned to his
; 'me av Etowah last Friday.
Rebecca, Betty Gear, and Tommy
Smith spent one right last week
with their uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrs. limner McCall.
Robert Fisher was a caller at the
home pc Jule Anders Inst Saturday.
Miss Aima Chapped -spent 'lues
day night with Mrs. Cad Whitrnure.
Claude Owen spent Wednesday
night with Medford Chapman.
Miss Gu-sic Whitmire visited Miss
Rebecca Smith on Monday afternoon
of >n»i week.
James Henderson spent one night
last week with Roy Robinson.
Mr and Mrs Willie Reid were visi
tors in Kosman on Wednesday of last
"\mi- Inez McCall and daughter
Molly celled on Mrs. M. O. McCall
one day last week.
K. K. Miller was a business sailer
at the home of C. A Brooks last
Friday afternoon.
James Henderson and Cecil Rob
ins, n were visitors in Selina last
Su ’ay afternoon.
i s Carrie Owen was a guest in
the me of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Ov of Lake Torn way several days
Iasi . eek.
end Mrs. ClauUe bimpson
ami their son Jack spent the weeh
cn,! at their “summer home” here.
Mrs. Rufus Owen and daughter
Junit called oil Mis. Ddpha McCull
last Thursday.
i iK.nin Rant nor spent Wednesday
tiighi with John Robinson.
Mi- Myitc Lee Fisher and Vu'
uie Ti nas spent Sunday night with
Mrs. Ol II Fisher.
p.iul Ki ller and Ocar Henderson
wei i l:<' Toxaway visitors on bat
urd.v f last week.
! nie Banther spent Wednesday
nltrV >vitih Millie Fisher.
\; |.ena Loving was a Brevard
vi-ii. I .st Friday.
y s .!; :t McCall called os
f, f i i: in Gloucester one day Iasi
"1R. r. Fisher, Jr., visited his
...aii..ii'.-ilvr Gideon Miller, on Mon
day of last week.
Claude Owen called on Prof. M.
|>. llM-din one day last week.
Medfotd Chapman spent Sunday
utu*i m>< n with M. 0 .McCall. Jr.
John Robinson and son Mack spent
a wiuK Sunday with Henry Chap*
Mi . Henry Alexander and Mrs.
We“t Reid were visitors in toe
h, me of Mr-. Cecil Whitmire Mon
day of lust week. d . .
I | 1 Jorefta M-uAe*
day with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mi- C. W. Henderson.
Anliur Mulinax of Easley spent
Surdav with Harold Reid.
Viigil McCall spent Sunday witn
Rov Robins' ll.
(hodun Hardin i- spending some
time wish hh> father, Prct M. D.
Hal dill, who has be n seriously nl
but i- now convalescing;
Mrs B. T. Whitmire called on ill's
,\\, i • Reid Friday afternoon.
M, ;■ pil Mrs. Homer McCall anJ
*oii, dames, Brodus and Homer Nel
son ip in Saturday night with Mr.
and \li ;. Anderson Smith.
Opal Itodgin spent Saturday mghi
with bor aunt Mrs, Bill Fisher ol
Lain- T xaway.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Whitmire
visited Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. McCall
Saturday evening.
Mi*-c- Alva Fisher and Lora Belli
Mill, i visited Mr. and Mrs. Gideon
Miller on Wednesday of last week
Mi Clarence Owen and baby
Josephine of Lake Toxaway spent
Tu,-do ' with Mrs. Rufus Ow-cn.
ju,„ii McCall mad-' a business trip
to Jai l -> n county V esday of last
O-cai Whitmire r Odell Fisher
*l> ut la<t Sunday i” ' i Icy. \
Mildred McCall Tuesday
CARBON PAPER—t! kind that
!ast> ami refuses to • ut all over
111 - offwhen handled .at less
limn yon pay for cheap grades, lhc
Time' ' ffice.
NOTICE
OF 1 LYD SALE IJ'i TRl STEF.
B.\ virtue of the power given in
;l cutain deed of trust executed by
A. I. McCrary and wife Nancy Mc
Crary to the undersigned trustee to
secure certain ind-lltcdncss mention
(l therein which deed of trust is
dated 20 day cf March 1933 aud
registered in book 28 at page 231
of deed' of trust records of Tran
sylvania County and said indebted
ness mentioned having !> c one due
and default having been made in the
payment and the notice as required
in‘said deed cf trust having been
given to the makers of-said note and
deed of trust to make good the pay
ment and default nut having been
made good and the holder cf said
note having demanded that th ? lands
described in said deed of trust be
-old to satisfy the said indebtedness
and the cost of sale.
I will sell to the highest bidder for
oash at the court house door in the
town of Brevard N. C., on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 22, 1933
at 12 o’clock M. all that land de
,-eribed in a deed from Lmh Mc
Crary to A. I- McCrary and wife
Nancy McOrarv by deed detod the
211 day of May 1921, containing 6o
acres amt fcing all of lots N°3
2 3 and 4 of the division of the R.
E. ilun" estate, recorded in the of
fice of the register of dedds for
Transylvania County in Book 44 a;
page 91 of the deed records for said
County to which record reference is
herebv made fur a full and complet
description of th land hereby con-j
This 20 day of Nov. 1933.
T. C. GALLOWAY
Trust?? ..
Nov, 23 -30 Dec 7 -14—21
night of last week with Mrs. Leroy
McCall.
Mrs. Lesa Loving hfui a "wood
ihcpping" on. Thursday of last week.
Abe tit thirty people were present,
• md enough fire wood and stove
■ wood was cut to last her during the
,winter.
• Little Jauicc Whitmire is on the
• ick list this week.
1 John Rent assisted his son Mock
n killing a fine hog last Thursduy j
’ corning.
i Mrs. Elbert Whitmire called o.» j
1 Mrs. Clyde McCall Saturday after-1
-eon.
\ Miss Beulah Reid spent Sunday
•j vith Mrs. M. O. McCall.
Mrs. Dillie Fisher gave her daugh-1
I ere. Dorene, a birth day party lur.t
'1 ; unday celebrating her twelfth
1 irthday. Those present were Vear
j| eary Fisher, Irene Owen,: Virgie
i I'homas, Myrtle I.ee Fisher, M. C.
. ' isber.
Jim, the faithful liorse of Henry
' ?hapman, died Saturday night be-!
we n 12 and 4 o’clock nnd was
I buried “up in the field’’ Sunday
o: rning.
r Rev. J. E. Burt filled his regular
I ppointment at Oak Grove Bap
| tist church iast Sunday morning.
. I nis? -sermon was an inspiring one on
,, the Conception and Birth of Jesus,
I
I
Messrs T. E. Brown and Floyd]
’ Brown spent Saturday visiting
( Tiond- and relatives in Jackson j
, -minty. ' |
Several folks from Balsam Grovei
• iicere in Brevard Saturday' on bjst
'OSS.
( Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe McCall and
r! ihildiah spent Sunday with Mr. and
1 Mrs. Arch Galloway and family
Mre. Henson McCall called on
. i -I---. Doc McCall recently.
I Cbailie Buckner went, to Hcnder
,! inv.lie cue day last week on l)Usi
. i ness.
Miss Ruth Morgan, who is teaeh
r! 'ng -ehcol here'spent the week-end
, vi’th lum parents. Mr. and Mrs.
I j'umk' Morgan at Cherryfield.
Raymond Hog sod-and son Lesley.,
i! called at the homo-of Harry McCall
jin-day morning.
Miss Viola Galloway, who has
s on employed at Mills River, re
.1 turned home to spend some time
l-iith her patents, Mr. and Mrs
Fillmore Galloway of this place.
Raymond Hc.gseed of the Macc
• dooia section was Sunday dinner
; guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Me
t: Call.
. i Alr.ey McCall called on Mr. and
I Mis. Doc McCall of this place Sun
■ lay.
j Mrs. Frank Morgan visited Mrs.
\u-h Galloway Sunday afternoon,
j Clarence Galloway, who is employ*
t (1 in the CCC camp in Tennessee
j spent a few days last week with his
| mother Mrs. R P. Galloway,
t
OAKLAND NEWS
(By Mrs. Lee F. Norton) j
Being absent last week a good pare
of the tirtie kept nu from getthtg
very much news pertaining to our
community affairs, so would like to
use our space to express our opinion.
There were several things in our
paper last week that we heartily en
dorsed, especially what our editor
said ub-’lit the citizens having to co
operate with the officers if we hope
to nut down lawlessness. We think
also* it Wohld be well for the citizens
of Brevard to wake up and take the
k ad and then maybe their country
neighbors would have courage tc
follow. We were talking with a man'
recently from Jackson county who
jives to point out the shortcomings
of the church and Sunday school
work. He said lots of the so-called
Christians used the church and Sun
day school to carry en their boot
legging trade. He said he met a man
on his wav from Sunday school and
asked him if be knew where he
could get a gallon. The man told
him if he had stopped at his Infuse
and asked his wife she would have
bt him have it. but he hftd a pint
in iiis pocket if that would do him
any good. He did net say whether he
got the pint or not but l guess he
did. The same man said another fel
low who testified in an experience
meeting had a pint in h’s uvorccat
pocket, mid as "oon as they got out
f the church he took him around
the corner and gave him a drink.
Both men were church members, Can
oiu wonder that sinners can’t see
any good in church membership.
We greotv enjoyed C. W. Hen
derson’s letter in last week’s paper.
It expressed our sentiment much bet
ter than we could have done it. We
ue proud to be a citizen of North
Carolina, even if we are cursed with
the blockader and bootlegger, am.
we will be cursed with them as long
as folks buy and drink the stuff.
We are actually sorry for any one
who is cursed with a desire to
drink.
Tin- little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey- Bryson was badly burn
td a few dais ago. Wo are glad to
rAji-Vt she -is getting better.
• Mr?. W. W. Reid was painfully
hurt recently and came near develop
ing blood poisoning, she said, but
ir almost .well again.
Miss Rvon Sanders, who has <n.
ployment in Brevard, spent the
week-end here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. S. Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. Burns Alexander of
Cashiers and Mrs. Henry Alexander
of Crimshaw were calling oft frienils
here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodfin Miller an.l
son Charles and little daughter Mar
tha Jane. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Revis
and Mrs. S. F,. Alexander visited
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Reid Sunday.
W. W. Reid called Sunday after
noon on his father ar.d sister, T. B.
PLEASANT GROVE
(By w- ft Gray>
Mrs. J. H. Drake and son Aido-i
\Vcre Hendersonville visiters " Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Orr of Hendci
sonville visited W. H. Gray Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs.'Richard Hamilton has re
turned home from Stanley, bring
ing her daughter and granddaugh
ter e with her to spend Christmas.
Rev. "E. Cl. Blythe had as his din
ner guest Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E,
Gray and Mr?. Tom. Cantrell.. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wilson.
Mrs. Charlie Orr and son, Veu,
and wife attended church here Sun
day.
Fred Talley of Penrose was If
Pleasant Grove section Sunday.
C S. Gray was in Hendersonville
Monday of last weeek, trade day, but
he said trading was the dullest h'
had seen nn any trade day.
Hog killing is the gc in Pleasant
Grove now. Those who did not kit
last week will fininsh the job thif
week and all be ready for Christina'-,
Dewey Hamilton made a businesf
trip to Hendersonville Saturday.
Our roads aie in fine shape now
but Lee Hamilton says when they
am wet and slick yoj can slide intc
the side ditch for he tried that Sun
day afternoon.
Our former pastor. Rev. t. C
Holt/claw will preach at Pleasant
Grove next Sunday.
Allen Woodfin of Boylston was u
pleasant Grove Sunday.
Catherine On spent Sunday after
noon with Ethel Gray.
Lyda Baynard of Blantyve was )r
our section Friday.
Reid and Mrs. Maggie Nicholson.
Otto Alexander cf Brevard cailei
on Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reid Sunday
afternoon. , „ ,,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McCall an,
Mrs E. A. Reid were Sunday visitor!
of Miss Alberta Burgess, who ii
slightly improved, 'understand.
It was announced Sunday that
Rev Clyde McCall would preach el
Lake Toxuway Baptist church no*
Sunday, December i". Let’s giro bin
a large congregation. lie is suppose
to bring some special singers witr
him.
CARD OF THAXKS
We wish to take this method o
expr. srihg our many thanks to oui
friends and neighbors for their act
cf kindness and sympathy shown u:
during the illness and death of oil'
dear babv and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Owen
and family.
Where Caswell County tabacci
growers used the fertilizer mixture;
recommended by the Extension Ser
vice this past year, an increase it
value cf about $50 an acre has beet
secured, reports the county agent.
Not so long ago practically all
cigarettes were made by hand
Now, Chesterfields are made by high-speed machines
that turn out 750 cigarettes a minute, and the
cigarettes are practically not touched by hand.
T>Y the use of long steel ovens
—drying machines of the
most modern type—and by age
ing the leaf tobacco for 30
months - like wine is aged—
Chesterfield tobacco is milder
and tastes better.
Only pure cigarette paper—
the best made—is used for
Chester field. . ■ r
And to make sure that every
thing that goes into Cltesterfield
is just right, expert cherilisfs
test all materilds that are used
in any way in the manufacture.
Chesterfields are made and
packed in clean, up-to-date fac
tories, where the air is changed
every 4Va minutes. The mois
ture-proof package, wrapped in
Du Pout’s No. 300 Cellophane
—the best made—reaches you
just as if you went by the fac
tory door.
In a letter to us, an emi
nent scientist says:
"Chesterfield Cigarettes
are just as pure as the
water you drink. ”
mr Mmsy
M
Sto* e of
Now is the time to t>uy for Christina-' . ..and.you wiil find this store
well equipped to servo you well whether it ha. toys for the children
. ..or Et-tiiC practical, useful grift for the home. ...here are a fow:
Skates
SlfJs (Flexible Flyer)
Flexy Hacer
Dolls
Doll Busies
Coaster Wagons
Too* Chests
Electric Toasters
Shot Guns (ell guagea)
Rifles (all calibres)T]; i
Pocket Knives
Hunting Knives
Silverware N
Electric Percolators
Electric Waffle Irons 3
And ninny other useful mid practiced
gift*... .Came \n Green's
Ottis Green Hdw. Co.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL '
il. W. Pack Square — Phone 1353 — Asheville
Let Us Do Your JOB Printing
POLL TAX
STREET TAX
NOV/ DUE .
These item* of Town of Brevard Tax have been
separated from the regular tax Collectors office, and
I have been designated to collect the Pbll and Street
Tax. Poll tax is $2 for each male person Sin BrevArd
over 21 years and under 50—Street Tax over 21 and
under 45 .. 'M,
‘ ?'Vt, ij&fi ■
Unless paid immediately I will Ixp .fprqtsd to levy
on personal property and garnishee Wages, which will
be embarrassing to both the tax pa^er and myself.
Please see me at once about this matter. vThank you.
B. H. FREEMAN, Chief Police
TOWN OF BREVARD, N. C.
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