MISS RIGGERS IS URWE
' OF MR. E. K. DELOSG
A wedding of interest to 8 larg'
circle of friends was that o* Mtf'
Mary Frances Bigger-", o* Ridge
crest, and Mr. Edward Knox De
Long, of Brevard. The eeremonj
took place at the home of the bndi
in Ridgecrest Wednesday, Decembei
27, at high noon, with the fiev. Paul
Kartsell, of Brevard, officiating. Ef
fective decorations of evergreen)
and poinsettias were used through
out the lower floor of the come.
Preceding the ceremony, music was
rendered by Mi-s Martha Sinclait
Riggers, sister of the bride, Mrs.
Preston C. String tied, ox Mars Hill,
and Mr. W. G. Biggers. The num
bers were: “A1! For You,” by Ber
trand Brown. "L iebestraum,” by
Lizw, and ‘‘Constancy,” oy Weber.
To the strains of the wedding march
from Lohengrin, the bride entered on
the arm of her brother, Mr. Garri
son Biggers, by whom she was giver,
in marriage. She was gowned in
navy blue with accessories to match.
She wi re a shoulder corsage of or
. bids ar.d lilies the valley. During
the ceremony, " ro A Wild Rose. by
dacDow.il. was softly played, and
the marriage hymn, “O Perfect
Love" by Barnhv, was sung by Mis.
Stringfield.
Mr- D'-Lonp - the third daughter
. f the late Mi- ar.d Mrs. A. W. Big
■joi». of Monro Bhc was educated
at Mar- Hill college, and at Meredith
college, Raleigh, and for the two
veins f- Rowing her graduation was
field wcvetarv of the western d»
.-.flon of the Rap-i-t Yeung Peoples
union of North Carolina. For sev
eral year- she has boon teacher c-T
English in tli high school at Bre
vard.
Mr. Delong is the son of Mrs.
Kate DoLong. of Brevard, and is
“opnecte-l with the Southern Public
Dtiliti- - company here. The eeu;ne
will n ke their home in Brevard.
Brevard guests attending the mar
riage were:Mrs. DeLong, mother of
the groom, the Rev. and Mrs. Paul
HartscR. Mrs. E. R. Boase, and
Messrs, Kail and Raoul Bosse aim
Miss Marie Galloway.
NOTICE
OF SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the au
thority conferred by deed of trust
executed by Sarah C. North (singlet
dated ih • tf'th day of vJanuary,
1929. .end recorded in Bock 27 Sec.
m-i •>' ['axe IS. and recorded in the
office of f I', ttbtei of Heeds for
i ns-, .'.i O -a t\ • Jefferson E.
<• v, r, S t '.<■'! i'l istee, will, at
dcM'At JAM \KV 22nd, 1934_
i he ('. II ' 11 '°r tfefi
ss'ivaiihi ’ 1 '
Cav lira. -.• I at vubh n£S
cash io ttii- higher biudfl
!■ win If land to-vit:
Lyine in the 1 >■.%•»' mt|
Ti jiikvK a' .j. t ltv, S, Cl
Si uthw- - -ide . • I’i ■■■•'■art mvenoe,
•scribed a- follows
BEGINNING tu -take on the
- uithvvi~t margin • E'robart Avenue
ft.,.? West <■! r Northeast cor*
r tin route tra-t and run?
, *1, : |. Sou I .* gin of Pro
:,art Av>u iv v- -"h degs. West
100 fee' to i >a •* : thence South 31
f.azs. West id' e,t to a stase:
thence South f»v Hast 100 tec
l> u stake; '.icua North 31 deg?.
>;a«t 100 to - l EGINNING.
And being tin "• which is locat
t.,i T.lu* iin*id I' i *• * Surah C. North.
This -all is mad, on account of
default in vajineiu of the indebted
tte?s securer, by -aid deed of trust,
A five jM'iccnt *o' 1 cash de
posit will it- required of the high
,<t bid,hr nl the sale.
This tin 18th, day of December.
1938.
.1 EPPERSON E. OWENS,
.SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE
(f.otnt No. -715) D 28-J 4-11-13
TRY OUR WANT ADS
I MRS. JEROME HOSTESS
(TO MATHATASIAN CIVS
Mrs. Jerry Jerome was hostess to
I: the Mathatasian club Thursday aft
ernoon at her home on East Main
, street.
The program of the afternoon was
in charge of Mrs. C. L. Newland, giv
ing an interesting discussion, of
Greek Mythology. The meeting was
f in charge of the president, Mrs. Pat
i Kimzey.
! After refreshments served by
(the hostess the c’ub adjourned to
I meet on January 11 at the home of
(Mrs. Anthony Tvantham.
i JOINT HOSTESSES AT
, ENJOY ABLE DANCE
Miss Winifred Nicholson and Mias
If raise Gillespie were joint .hostesses
(at a dance Wednesday evening of
I |vst week, entertaining at the home
1 m Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wike, on East
' Main street.
A large number of young people
were present to enjoy the hospitali
ty cf the two popular hosterscs of
tne occasion.
ENJOYABLE DANCE
AT ROCK BROOK
Outstanding among the enjoyable
Yiih’tide social functions of the
! young people of the community was
'the dance given Friday night by
M . and Mrs. H. N. Carrier at Rock
brock, honoring their son, Henry
Carrier who was heme from college
for the holidays.
i A square dance in the camp lodge
uith Fisher string band featured
the evening’s entertainment until
midnight, when ‘the large number of
vi ung people re-assembled in the
Currier homo where refreshments
wire served and dancing by radio
■. us enjoyed until the early hours of
the morning. i
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
HAS ENJOYABLE PARTY <
Members of the Sunday school
la.-s of Mrs. J. B.- Piekelsimer, of
the Methodist church, spent a pleas
"iit evening Wednesday of last week,
when a Christmas party was held at
the home of one of the members,
Miss Celia Shuford.
Games wt?re playcjl and music en-1
joyed during the evening. A do-,
lightful feature was tiie exchange
of Christmas presents among those (
present . , . , ,
Hot chocolate, sandwiches and
cookies were served to the twelve or (
mere young ladies and their teacher
picsent.
MUSIC LOVERS CLUB TO
MEET MONDAY EVENING
The Music Lovers’ club will hold
their regular meeting next _ Monday
Wd^fflS^aryto Miss pouise Bar
clay, of Greensburg, Pa.,‘ who will
arrive today to be the guest of Mis»
Fetzer for a few days. I
Miss Fetzer and Miss Barclay will
both leave on Monday for Florida
where they will splend several ^
months.
YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY
HOLIDAY PARTY
A holiday party which was great-,
ly enjoyed by a number of the
younger set was that given by Miss
Dora Aiken Thursday evening of
last week at her home on Depot
street. I
A delightful time was reported by
the young people in attendance. Re
fn'shments were served during the
i veiling.
ARRIVAL OF SON TO
DR. AND MRS. CUNNINGHAM
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Cunningham,;
of Lyday Memorial hospital, an- j
nounoe the arrival of a son at the f
hospital on Monday afternoon, Jan
uary 1st. i
The little fellow has been named
Charles E. Jr.
1 Crush and dissolve 3 Bayer
Aspirin Tablets in half a
gles* of water.
) GARGLE thoroughly —
S / throw your head W'y back,
J allowing a little to trickle down
/: our throat. /
/
3 Repeat gargle and do not M
rinse mouth, allow gargle to
remain on membranes ol the W
throat for prolonged effect. \
Remember: Only Medicine Helps Sore Threat
Modern medical science now throws
an entirely new light on sore throat.
A way that eases the pain, rawness
and irritation in as little as two or
three minutest
•
It requires medicine—like
BAYER ASPIRIN-to do these
things! That is why throat special
ists throughout America are pre
scribing this BAYER gargle in
place of cid-lime ways.
Be careful, however, that you set
real BAYER Aspirin for this pur
pose. For they dissolve completely
enough to gargle without leaving
rag particles.
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W_
U. D. c. TO HAVE ME
OF IMPORTANCE SAT
An important moetipp *
led Daughters of the C
called by the president,
I Erwin, for Saturday afterno
thsi week at tho U, D. C.
at 3:30 o’clock.
It is urged that all members o:
the chapter make an especial ertorl
to attend this meeting Saturday a*
ternoon to assist in tiH> transact
of important business matters,
CIVIC CLUB MEETING
POSTPONED ONE MOL TH
Regular meeting of the Women'!
Civic club, which was to have been
held the first Monday in January,
|198 been postponed until the fiwt
Monday in February, according be
announcement cf the preeident, MW
Florence Kern.
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BIRTH ('F DAUGHTER
OF INTEREST HERE
Of interest to many friends lieie
i.s announcement of the birth cf a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hampton, at. Charlotte hospital, in
Charlotte, on Mondaj, December iS
Mr. Hampton is the son of T. H.
Hampton, of Brevard.
DANCE IN CLUB ROOMS
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR
A delightful social affair of the
holiday season was the dance given
Saturday night at. the Mite Owl club"
rooms by Miss Jean English an
Miss Ruth Perry, as jrint hostesses
< f the evening.
The occasion \va> pronounced ar.
enjoyable on.e by the large number
of the younger set in attendance.
The dance ended at midnight.
GIRL SCOUTS HAVE
REGULAR MEETING
The Girl Scouts of Troop 2 01
the Brevard high school held their
regular weekly meeting Tuesday af
ternoon. After having formation the
patrols met in corners and the roll
was checked. A short business dis
cussion was held and then game?
were played until the close of tie
meeting. ,, _
—Dora Aiken, Scribe
OAKLAND NEWS
(By Mrs. Lee F. Norton)
Well the old year is now a thing
rf the past and the new year is
here. May it bring many blessings
with peace and prosperity, especial
y to the citizens of Transylvania.
For fear that selfishness will be ad
ded to our ether mistakes we will
ndi --nod wishes for peace
Mrs. Guy Mntlw^S
Billie ,Io and Mary and M
Tioutman, spent the hola
with relatives and friends?
Guy Matheson of TroutnlJW
Mr and Mrs Roam Mathuson ~
Chicago were guests for a few days
la?t week of Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
McCall, returning to Troutman Sat
urday. Mrs. Guy Matheson and
daughters returned home with them
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Norton
entertained several of their little
nephews and nieces with a beautiful
lv decorated Christmas tree and a
nice collection of toys for the little
folks.
We heard that Mrs Molts, sent a
treat of fruits and candy Christmas
to a few families in the Oakland sec
tion We feel sure it was appreciated.
So many of our friends and neigh
bors think they are being selfishly
neglected because they ere net put
on a job at once. We are sorry but
we have said all we know to say in
their behalf. We still hope our needy
women will get something to do by
and by
John Lyday was called to Rosman
Friday on account of the serious ill
ness of his brother Lawrence Lyday.
J. B. Galloway of Glenville was
calling on friends here last week.
Mrs. Lee Nicholson and children of
Rosman spent several days last week
here with Mrs. Maggie Nicholson.
T. B. Reid was on the sick list
last week but is reported to be bet
ter. _ ,, .
Mr. and Mrs T. E. Reid and
daughters Misses Fora and Bess of
Brevard visited the former’s father
T. B. Reid during the holidays.
Mr. Buckner of Sapphire made a
business trip to Brevard Friday.
M'°s Evon Sanders spent the
Christmas holidays here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Sanders,
returning to Brevard Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Norton and
W. W. Reid were in Brevard Satur
dav on business.
John Norton of Whittier and . hi*
cousin Miss Davis of Shelby were
calling on friends and relatives here
ln?t W66k.
Ray Sanders returned to the CCO
camp at Jellico Plain Tern. Friday
after spending the holidays here.
Mrs. S. E. Alexander called Satur
day afternoon on Mrs. Mary Bur
p6Mr. and Mrs. Burns Alexander vf
Cashiers visited friends and rela
tives here during the holidays.
Mrs. Lillie Alexander and Mrs.
Herbert Hall were Brevard visitors
Saturday. _ ,,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCall w;»«
in Brevard Saturday night looking
for a little Christmas, they sata, »•
it had missed them at Oakland.
We juft, learned that Carter, lit
tle =on of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Retd,
was carried to Lyday Memorial hos
pital last week for an operation. We
hone he is getting along nicely.
We are glad to report that Mim
Alberta Burgess is recovering rap
idly now from her serious illness
Mrs. Garvin Ducker visited her
parents, Mr. and Mra. E. D. Reid,
during the Christmas holidays •
\D. A. R. WILL MUST /
NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON
. January meeting of the local chap
ij ter Daughters of the American Revo
(jlutlon will be hold Mcadey aflas
tnoon January 8, at the home of Mr*
fT. E. l’atton. Jr., in Plegah Forest.
All members are requested to be
present next Monday afternoon.
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AUXILIARY WILL MEET
; WITH MRS. J. M. ALLISON
January meeting of the Auxiliary
’of St. Philips Episcopal church will
; be held Thursday afternoon of this
vveek with Mrs. J. M. Allison.
DELIGHTFUL
HOLIDAY DANCE
A delightful holiday social affair
cf the past week was the dance
given Wednesday evening by Misses
Cornelia and Pauline Rotchford at
their home on Turnpike Road.
An enjoyable part of the evening’s
entertainment wan the backward fea
ture, the young lady guests esenrt
! iny the young gentlemen to the
party instead of the customary man
i ner.
i Paul Hehachner, of Cnarlotte,
• visited friends here over the week
end.
Mr. and Mr?. E. H. Webb were
! week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
i Robert Neill in Seneca, S. C.
Miss Eleanor Trowbridge, ol' Wen
' verville, was gutst of her grand
mother Mrs. Julia Trowbridge, sev-j
1 red days last week.
Mark Orr and Robert Duckworth
left Monday to resume their studies,
[at Mars Hill college, after spending
; the holidays here with their parents.
| Mr. ant.’ Mrs. C. B. West visited
their daughter, Mrs. Leroy Whttenerj
tnd Mr. Whitener in Hickory several
I days last week. They were accom
panied by choir son Kip, and Rev.1
J. H. West.
Miss Dorothy Everett has return
ed to Salem Academy after spending
the Christinas vacation here with
her parents, Mr .and Mrs. R. W.
Everett. I
Miss Carrie McNeely bar. returned
to her teaching duties at Hot
Springs, after spending the holidays
at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brantley and
son Bob, of Greenwood, S. C., spent
several days the past week r. Bre
vard with their son, C. 0. Brantley.
Misses Winifred Nicholson and
Ruth I’iekeisimer left Tuesday for
Weavervillc to resume their school
work at Weaver college, after their
holiday vacation spent here with
their parents.
Mrs Wilson, of Caroleen, was a
Christmas guest of her daughter-un
law, Mrs H L Wilson Her little
[grandson, Larry Million, returned
giandmother to spend
Miss Helen Morrow has accepted
a position with the Walker Insurance
company, taking the place left va
cant by Miss Mary Allison, who has
u secretarial position with Senator
Bob Reynolds in Washington.
Mr and Mrs. Guy Hamilton of
Charlotte, are visiting relatives and
friends ir. Brevard.
Mrs. Wiliiam Cowan, Misses R<
berta Bryant, Jack, Agnes and Jose
phine Clayton and Harry Clayton
motored to Asheville for the day
Saturday.
Many Brevard people attended
Will Rogers midnight show in Ashe
ville New Years eve and the mid
night dance in Hendersonville.
Weilt Duckworth, of the U. S.
Navy ,stationed at Santiago, Calif.,
has been spending the holidays here
with his mother, Mrs. Lottie Duck
worth. . „ , , .
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Douglas had
as their guests Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. G. F. Marshall and son Henry
and Tom O'Keliey, all of Ashe
villc
' Mrs. J. M. Allison was guest of
her sister, Mrs. Kirksey, in Pick
ens. S. C.. several days last week.
' Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Breese re
turned Sunday from Memphis,
Tenn., where they visited their sons,
Edwards Breese, and Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Breese Jr., during the ho!i
t «ev. j. r. Marr na* t>eeuvfr r hi
J at his home op Maple street, 1*
reported to be improving. \ %
Rev. and Mr?. C. C, BrinkmfclJ
i motored to Asheville for the day S.
Tuesday.
Misr, Jane Hume expects to leave
Friday for her homo in. Asheville,
after visiting her niece, Mrs. J. M.
Aliisrn, and family for the past two
months.
Walter Weilt of Asheville, wtt
the holiday guest of hio sister, Mr*
Lottie Duckworth.
Felix Norton underwent a serious
operation at Lyday Memorial hos
pital Monday, but is reported to he
improving.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Tyser were
called to their home in Jacksonville.
Fla.. Thursday on account of the
I death of Mr. Tyler’s brother, after
i e pending the holidays with their
daughter, Mr*. Roland Whitmire and
family. Sfflfittlafl
I Mrs. Ethel Harris returned h*“*
; last week from jlJtarlotte, w
fhe spent Christmas with her d*
ter, Mrs. Oliver Crary, and f
‘3V.* was nceomnanied fccnc.Ui_
| and Mrs. Crary and daughtej
j Harrs, who spent the wedgjX
j 'Mrs. Mamie Verdery M
I her son, P. M. V«rdwgH
jin Charlotte this weefel
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