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News of the Week from Rosman
MRS. JORDAN WHITMIRE, Correspondent
| Misses Beatrice Sisk and Ruth
| Burt who attended school at W. C
iT. C. Cullowhee, last week return
Ged home Saturday afternoon.
j1 Robert Leathers of CCC camp
' at Barnardsville will arrive Thurs
[ day to spend Christmas with his
[ parents Mr and Mrs. C. E. Leathers.
: Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Towns and
baby and Mr. and Mrs. A .D.
[ Rogers accompanied Mrs. Emma
. Rogers, mother of Mr. Rogers, to
her home near Salem, the iatter
! part of the week.
Mrs. Maggie Patterson, John Pat
terson and G. Elbertson of Salem,
pent several days last week as
gue>ts of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rog
ers.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Stover, Misses
Maxie and Hazel Moore and Avery
/Moore were visitors to CCC camp in
the Gloucester section Sunday.
Miss Eula Mae Morris was a din
ner guest of Miss Mary Waidrop at
Cherry field Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Freeman Wright
end sen Earl of Mars Hill will ar
11 ivo Tuesday to spend Christmas
/holidays as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
i E. D. Gillespie near Brevard,
j Clifford Gillespie visited friends
at Lake Toxaway Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Green visited Mrs.
M. G. Duncan Sunday.
M iss Lula Manly, who is em
! ployed in Brevard spent the past
| week at the home of her parents
. Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Manly
| Miss Ethel Manly, Miss Rosa
McLean, Effie Owen and Pauline
J Moore and Bert McLean were shop
ping in Brevard Saturday.
E. A. Glazener and W. T. Whit
mire were Sunday guests of Mr. anj
Mrs. J. W. Glazener. '
Mrs. M. N. Raines left Sunday for
Walhalla, to spend Christmas vaca
tion with her sister Mrs. C. Miles
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Mickler Lusk and
daughter Nelle Jean visited rela-,
tives at Six Mile, Tuesday
Mrs. Thomas Morrison, and Mi*?
Mary Petit were shopping in Bre-j
vard Monday.
Miss Beatrce Sisk and Miss Olga I
i Fcrtenbervy were shopping in Hen*.
Idersonville Monday night.
| Mrs. A. J. Manly and Mrs. J. E.
, Burt were Sunday guests of Mr.'
(and Mrs. C. E. Leathers.
Miss Roma Oglesby of Greenville,
is spending Christmas holidays as
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Coy WhiG
mire.
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Martin County sweet potato
growers have 65,000 bushels of cured,
sweets in storage for sale this win
ter and next spring.
Dewitt Gillespie of HenJerson
villo spent Sunday night as guest
of Rev. J. N. Hall and mother Mrs.
Elizabeth Hall.
Mrs. Charlie Gravely of the East
Fork section visited Mrs Elizabeth
Hail Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Sitton, and Miss
Nelson of Brevard were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. AI Bryson
Wednesday night.
Miss Ruth Bryson of Selice, spent
a couple of days last week as guest
of her aunt Mrs. Al Bryson.
Misses Irene Pharr, La Verne
Whitmire, and Elsie White students
of W. C. T. C., arriveed home Wed-j
nedsay to spend Christmas holidays j
with their parents here.
Mr. and Mrs.W. L. Harmon, Mrs.
1,. V. Sigmon and Mrs. W. R, Lewis
wore shenping in Asheville Monday.
Mr-. John Jackson of Knka spent
the week-end with her parents Mr.;
and Mrs. N S. Galloway.
Mrs. L. M. Glazener is quite ill at
the home of her daughter Mrs. A.;
M. Paxton.
Mrs. Wade Gurren and daughter
Miss Dora and son Forrest, of
A-hivillc were visitors of Mrs. L.1
M. Glazener at the home of Mr. anc
Mrs. A. M. Paxton Thursday.
Mi. and Mrs. Jack Fisher ant
children. Miss Belie Fisher and L.
R. Fisher were visitors to Six Mile
S. C.. Sunday.
J. W. Glazener of Granite Fulls,
spent the week-end with his family
here.
A. M. White Jr. was or dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. J. *V. Glazener
Sunday.
Mrs. J. Z. Stroup and son lorn;
were visitors to Hendersonville and;
East. Flat Rock Sunday.
D. I.. Glazener of Walletts spent
tho week-end with his family here.
Miss Louise Glazener, a student
of Asheville Normal will arrive
home tlie latter part of the week
to spend Christinas vacation with,
her patents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
fluvrniM '
Miss Frances Henderson an"(
.James Buister of Ware Shoals. S..
C„ Miss Bernice Henderson of Bre
vard were week-end guests of Mr.l
and Mrs. M. C. Sumeral
at,, and Mrs. 1). L. Giazener and;
daughter Ruby and sons Charles;
and Thomas were shopping in Bre
vard Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stover and.
daughter Guyma wore guests ol
Mrs. D. L. English Thursday. |
“Aunt Catherine” Lyday, who has
bten verv ill is slightly improved |
Mrs A. D. Rogers and daughter [
ivirs. Eddie Towns visited Mrs. E ,
*1). Randolph Sunday. !
Mr and Mrs. M. C. Sumeral spent;
Sunday at Spartanburg visiting^
*'Von'White of Gastonia arrived!
Saturday to spend Christmas hole)
da vs with his family here. •
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Bales and
son Jimmy and daughter Jean and
Miss Bell Fisher were shopping <"
Asheville Friday .
Miss Favo Giazener. who is teach
ing in South Carolina will arrive,
the latter part of the week to spend
Christmas holidays with her parent, j
Mr and Mrs E A Giazener ,
Mr1- Cov Whitmire, Miss Ethel.
Whitmire. Ralph Whitmire and:
Craig Whitmire were business visi-|
tors to Greenville Thursday. Mrs
Craig Whitmire and daughter Nelle
accompanied the party to Easley
visiting hi r brother L. M. Bauk
” g\Ir. and Mrs. Oliver Galloway
and children visited relatives in
Gloucester Sunday. .. .. .
Glenn Galloway visited Houaid
Galloway in Gloucester Sunaay.
masonic meeting
FRIDAY NIGHT
8:00 O’CLOCK
All members are urged to he present
C. K. Osborne, W. M.
Henry Henderson, Secy.
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Why
Liquid Laxatives
are Back in Favor
—
The public is fust returning to the use
of liquid laxatives. People have
learned that the properly prepared
liquid laxative will bring a perfect
movement without any discomfort
at the time, or after.
The dose of a liquid laxative can
be varied to suit the needs of the
individual. The action can thus be
regulated. A child is easily given the
right dose. And mild liquid laxatives
do not irritate the kidneys.
Doctors are generally agreed that
senna is the best laxative for every
body. Senna is a natural laxative It
does not drain the system like the
cathartics that leave you so thirsty.
Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a
liquid laxative which relies on senna
for its laxative action It has the
average person’s bowels 33 regular as
clockwork in a few weeks' time.
You can always get Dr. Caldwell’s
Syrup Pepsin at any drugstore, ready
for use. Member N. R. A.
CHRISTMAS TREE
PROGRAM SATURDAY
[ A Christmas tree program will b<
given at Zion Baptist church Sat
urday night at 7:30 o’clock by th<
Sunday School assisted by the B. Y
P. U. members. Committee ir
charge are Misges Emma Jane Mc
Lean, Pauline Leathers. Emma Lee
Gallowty.
Each of the Sunday School
classes will take part on the pro
gram. Members of the Card class,
Mrs. V. Winchester, teacher, who
will take part are — John Smith,
ocen:; Santa’s Helpers by six boys;
'htistmas Dells by the girls; Nell
lean Lusk, poem
The Junior class with Mrs. J. B.
Rogers as teacher, will give the
allowing — Inez Summey, poem;
Ruth Lewis and Eva Israel, song;
Ksta Honeycutt, reading; song by
the class; Albert Israel, poem.
Intermediate class, Miss Pauline
Leathers, teacher, will give the fol
lowing—“Christmas Dream,” with
the following taking part: Ella Mae
Collins, Helen Summey, Hilda Gal
lowav, Howard Recce. Victor Sig
n.cn, J. E. Burt, J. L. Nicholson,
Clyde Rice. Song by the class.
Christmas carols will be sung by
th? B. Y, P. U. with a large group
of the young people taking part.
A special, invitation to ail the
oeople of the community is extended
In- the committee in charge.
LOCKMA N-STE \\ A R T
Mr. nd Mrs. John S. Lockman
announce the marriage of theH
daughter
Thelma
to
Mr. Bannie D. Stewart j
Thursday, the thirtieth of November
Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-three
Washington, D. C.
at Home
Georgetown. S. C
January 4, 1934.
Mrs Stewart is a grandmee on
Mrs L M. Glazener of Bosnian!
a mi has visited here a number of
times. Her home is Lockhart, S. ta. j
MISS MYRTLE RAINS IS TU \
BRIDE OF HOWARD VOLRATH I
A prettv home wedding watsj
solemized Saturday afternoon at
four o’clock when Miss Myrtle Rains,
Ides-t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
S'. Rains became the bride of Mr.j
Howard Volrath, with Rev. J. E.|
Burt officiating.
Mrs. Volrath received her educa
tion in the Rosman schools while]
I he groom is originally from South,
Carolina having been employed by]
the Toxsway Tanning Co. here lor
several months.
After the wedding ceremony the
parents of the bride served a wed
ling supper to a large number of
relatives and friends immediately
following which the newlyweds left
for a brief wedding trip to the for
mer home of the groom in Walhalla.
South Carolina.
MISS ROGERS CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rogers enter
tained with a party at their homo'
near the school building Tuesday af
ternoon, honoring their eldest daugh
ter, Myrtle, upon her eleventh birth
lav anniversary.
Games were played and refresh
ments cf candy, cake and hot choco
late were served.
Guests present for the occasion]
were: Myrtle Rogers, Ruth Rice,
Ruth Lewis Boice White, A P.
Bell. Jr.. Velma Lewis, Elizabeth
Whitmire, Henry Whitmire, Marga
ret Hope Burt, Joe Burt, Wilda
Reece, Hazel and t irgil Barrett,
Juanita Towns, and Reba Rogers.
ROSMAN METHODISTS TO
HAVE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
A Christmas tree program will be
held at Rosman Methodist church
Christmas eve at 7:30 o’clock.
The program is being drected bv
Miss Maggie Belle Green and Miss
Elizabeth White, and is being given
jointly by the Epworth league and
the Sunday School department.
* r tm: TT..~o^«r, V»ac Vioon
»U l LIU
quite ill for several weeks remains
:n about the same condition.
Ralph Eldridge, a student of
Weaver college, arived home Satur
day to spend Christmas holidays
with his parents, P. v. and Mrs. J.
C. Eldridge.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Woodard and
children were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Woodard’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Reid at Quebec.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Edney and
baby were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Gant.
Mrs. J. S. Wilds, who underwent
a very serious operation at Lyday
Memorial hospital in Brevard is re
covering nicelv and expects to re
turn tr her home here the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. Charlotte Chapman Linsey,
whc underwent an operation at Ly
day Memorial hospital last week if
recovering nicely.
Miss Josephine Mull cf Brevarc
spent Monday as guest of Miss Ella
Mae Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Winchester
i and sons. B. H. and Stanley, were
Sunday guests cf Mr. and Mrs. J
! W. Wine hosier at Piemens.
! Mrs. W. II. Edens visited hei
daughter Mrs. John Kilpatrick, ir
Brevard Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lewis anc
laughter Ruth and Velma visitec
relatives at Joeassee, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Eastep 01
Franklin, have taken rooms at th<
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. While
Mr. Eastep is Connected with th*
R. B. Tyler Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Flvn Allen anc
Mrs. Allen of Hendersonville. wen
•hiper guests of Mr. and Mrs. A
M. Paxton Sunday.
" PLEASANT GROVE ~
(By W. H. Gray)
Rev'. J. F. Scott of Little ■■ River
was a Sunday guest of E. Hamilton.
Rev. T. C. Hollzclaw of Hender
sonville filled his appointment here
Sunday. It was a good sermon, his
text being, “The times toll us
when shall these things be.”
Pleasant Grove had many visitors
■ Sunday. Among them was Floyd
| Nicholson and Mr. Adcock of Boyl
! stor..
! Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Orr c-f near
I Brevard attended church here Sun
day:
' W. H. Gray had «s his dinner
guests Sunday Rev. T. C. Hcitxclaw
and Rev. Mingus Hamilton of Pleas-(
and Grove, Avery Justus; of Bian
tyre and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Orr of,
Hendersonville.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Orr of Hen-:
dersonville were Sunday guests of]
E. Hamilton. i
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCall of Hen- j
dersonville were Sunday dinner
guests of the latter’s parents, Mr. j
and Mrs. W. W. Orr.
Phydell Orr of Hendersonville]
spent Sunday at home with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Orr.
Mrs. Lee Shook of Stanley re
turned home Sunday after spending
a few days with her parents here
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hamilton. !
Mr. and Mrs. Turley Justus of
Blantyre visited the former’s sister
Sunday, Mrs. E. Hamilton.
Aldon Drake and Holland Talley
ysitid Dewey Hamilton Sunday.
Jim Morgan of Hendersonville was
r4SLADE CREEK NEWS
•“ The^ health of our community
Eefltnt'#' be very good at this writ-,
ing.
Miss Lottie Eubanks of near
Brevard, spent the past week-end
with her cousin, Evie Reece.
Mrs, J. M. Hoiden, of Penrose, is
spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. 0. D. Recce.
Bom to Mr. and Mrs, Otho Scott,
a sore, on December G.
Martha Albert, of Pisgah Forest,'
soent Friday afternoon with Rose
Wolfe.
Mrs. J. A. Reece has been on the
glcic list.
Mrs. J. M. Holden and Lottie
Eubanks, of near Brevard, spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. D.
W. Hollingsworth.
one of Pleasant Grove’s visitors
Sunday. j
E. Hamilton was Sunday dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Orr.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Couch of Pen-j
rose were Pleasant Grove visitors
Sunday.
Walter Banks of Mt. Underwood
was in our section Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. D. R. Justus visited]
the former’s sister at Little River
Sunday. Mrs. J. F. Scott.
0. W. Sen tell of Mt. Underwood
and 0. S. Gray of Urn place are
putting up a grist mill in Pleasant
Grove. |
Miss Daisy and Marjorie Hamil- .
ton visited Mrs. Clarence Wright
Sunday.
- to “Avoid Colds” . . . drink
Build up “physical resistance’—
your Health-by drinking Sunny
side pure Milk. A sunshine tonic
for young and old.
[ Merry Christmas 1 Baai1
l To All Our Customers and Friends
f The year 1933 ha3 been a very pleasant one for us-we have enjoyed our dealings
f with you, and trust that we shall have the pleasure of your continued patronage.
\ SUNNYSIDE DAIRY
jj PAUL GLAZENER WALTER GLAZENER
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MERRY CHRISTMAS To
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| DURING THIS YEAR
WE HAVE PAID MORE THAN $45,000 IN CASH
To the People of This County for Produce, Chickens and Poultry
We Buy From The Farmer
His Produce
It would be an “eye-opener” to some people of this section to
know just how many carloads, even trainloads, of potatoes, produce,
poultry and eggs that we have bought from the good farmers of Tran
sylvania county. Year in and year out our place has been a. Cash
Market for much that has been grown in this county, and we have
shipped it to other sections, bringing in new money in somewhat larg
er quantity when the sum total is considered.
The farmers and poultrymen have co-operated with U3 in every
good way, and we have made every effort, in turn, to bring to the
farmers of this county every cent of money that could be obtained for
the re-sale of their products.
We Sell To The Farmer
His Feed and Seed
Nothing is more interesting to us than the continuous game of
Agriculture. At planting time we glory in providing the proper seed
that the farmer is to plant in Old Mother Earth. Tun® passes, and
when the harvest days roll around we buy from the . f.rnier hss sur
plus crop that grew from the Seed that he had purchased from us at
planting time.
Or it may be that the farmer has brought in a load of chickens
tc sell to us, or a crate of eggs. If so, we think back to the time when
vve sold him the proper feed to start the chicks off in their growth, or
the laying mash to make them lay. Whichever it u, the interest is
there, for we f eel that, we had a part in the process all the way through.
THE FARMER WHO USES PURINA FEED FROM THE Cl.ECK
ER BOARD BAG is the successful man or woman.
HEAVY GROCERIES
Handling of Heavy and Staple Groceries
has become one of the most important de
partments in our business. Buying grain
from farmers here, shipping to other sec
tions, soon resulted in giving us connections
for buying Flour, etc., direct, at prices that
we could, in turn, sell to the people at lower
prices.' The same principle worked as to
cured meats. Then we added coffee, sugar,
and many ether articles4 selling at prices
that appealed to those who like to save ev
ery penny they can.
EVERYBODY CAN
SAVE MONEY
By Doing the Bulk of Their
Trading Here
We buy in large quantities, whether
it be Flour, Groceries, Feeds, Seeds,
Hay, Fertilizer—and sell at prices
you can afford.
UP-TO-DATE
CORN & FEED MILLS
Ready at all times to serve you. We
operate two corn mills and a Hammer Mill.
The Corn Mills do custom grinding and
manufacture meal to be shipped.
The Hammer Mill grinds most anything,
including Shelled Corn, Ear Corn, Unshuck
ed Corn, Rye and other grains into feed for
your stock.
Give Our Mill a Trial and Be
Satisfied
gjsgasgwai
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At Any Hour
Day or Night
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and
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Undertakers
Are ready to serve you
Day Phones, 88, 159, 250
Night Phone3, 159, 250
BREVARD, N. C.
Ill & 119 W. Main St
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and
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