LITTLE RIVEH HAS
| GREAT HONOR ROLL
Majority of Student* H»W
Perfect Attendance For
4th School Month
Pupils of Little River fhnol have
made an enviable record for at
tendance during the f*rs* *#05f
months of school, 68 pci' te"t ***
total enrollment having t'erfecc at
tendance for the fourth month, ac
cording to Mias SalU Merrill, prin
cipal of the school.
Scholastic honors go 1°
Ball and Dorothy McCrary of the
seventh grade, and to Katherine
Shufovd of the sixth grade.
Those having per felt attendance
for the first four months are:
Glenn Merrill, Odell Scott, Lillie
Ball Dorothy McCrary. Donald
Shipman, Helen Holtzelaw. I.ucile
' McCrary. Katherine Shufovd, Hair
man Merrill, Calvin Merill, Lyle
Merrill, Ruby McCall, Kathleen Mc
Crary, Novella McCrary, Syble Mer
rill. Umar Hamilton, Thomas Mc
Crarv Estell McGaha. Lewis Ham
ilton,' Dale Orr, Newton Shipman,
Marvin Bull. V. R. McCall, Alvin
McCrary, Gannic McGaha, Mary
McCrary.
Pupils making perfect attendance,
marks for the fourth month oij
school are: |
Seventh grade—Grady Baynard,
Clifford McCrary, Glenn Merr.1T,
Paul Merrill. Odell Scott, Lillie
Ball. Clara Cantrell, Dorotn.v, Me-,
Crary, Ethel Smith.
Sixth — Donald Shipman. Annie
Gray, Helen Holtzelaw. Katherine
ShuVsrd, I.ucile McCrary, saman-j
tha Smith
Fifth—Hail-man Merrill
Fourth—Calvin Merrill, Lyle Met-:
vill. Ruby Bay mud, Evelyn Haw-;
l;ins ltnhy McCall. Kathleen Me-.
•arv. N y.-ella McCrary. Syble
Morrill. j
Third --- Will's Cantrell, 0. E.
Grav, Lamar Hamilton, Thomas Me
I Craiv, 1 lassie McCrary, Fred Mv
Crary, Charles Orv, Resell Bad.;
Marie Hart. Estell McGaha
Second—Roland Gray, Lewis Ham
ilton. Dale Orr. Newton Shipman,,
Miriam Merrill, Lucile Merrill, i
Helen Nicholson, Mildred Orr.
First—Marvin Bali, L. V. Can
trell, Charles Hamilton, Lawrence
Hawkins, T. R. McCall, Alvin Mc
Crary, Ciarnie McGaha, Emma An
tlers,* Mary McCrary, Evelyn Nich
olson.
NOTICE
OF SAT S OF LASD
Under and by virtue of the au
thority conferred by Deed of Trust
executed bv \V. II. Harris and wife,
Ethel K. Harris and E. D. Reynolds
and wife. Hattie Reynolds dated the
15th day •' Octobej *“
corded ir. Bc"V
r office of the Register «.
Transylvania County. V. S. j —,
Substituted Trustee, will, at twelve
o’clock N«or, i,n
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1934
at the Co r Hou - Door of Tran
sylvania County m Brevard, North
Carolina, sell at public auction for
cash to the highest bidder, the fol
lowing land, to-wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or
lot of land, situate, lying and being
in the Town of Brevard, County of
Transylvania, State of North Caro
lina, and more particularly deserib
1 ed as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake on the
South side of Main Street, the cen
ter of a party wall, said stake stand
ing N. 04 West 123 feet 6 inches
from the point of intersection of the
South margin of Main Street with
the West margin of Caldweli Street,
and runs thence with the said South
margin cf Main Street, N. *34 West
41 feet atd six inches to a stake,
the center of another party wall;
thence with the center line of said
party wall. South 26 West 132 feet
to a stake: thence South 64 East
41 feet 6 inches to a stake: thence
North 20 East with the center line of
h party wall 132 feet to the point of
beginning.
And being all cf that certain lot
of land described in deed from Bre
vard Banking Company to W. H.
Han is and wife, and E. D. Reynolds
and wife, dated the 28th day of Ap
ril, 1924. and recorded in Book 49,
Pag 22 of the Records oi Deeds for
Transylvania Ccunty, North Caro
lina.
This sale is made on account of
default in payment of the indebted
ness secured by said Deed of Trust,
and is subject to all taxes and as
sessments against said property
whether now due or to become due.
A fiv. percent (5%) cash deposit
will be required of the highest bid
der at the sale.
This the 5th day of January,
1934.
V. S. BRYANT,
Substitxfed Trustee
Jan. 11-18-25 Feb. 1-8.
You
Should
Advertise:
Want a clerk,
Want a partner,
Want a situation
Want to sell a farm
Want to sell sheen, cattle
Want to sell groceries, drugs
Want to sell dry goods, carpets
Want to sell clothing, hats, caps
Want to find customers for buying
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES
Advertising will gain you customers
Advertising keeps old customers,
Advertising makes success easy,
Advertising begets confidence
Advertising means business
Advertising shows energy
Advertise and succeed
Advertise judiciously
Advertise or bust
Advertise weekly
Advertise row
And all the
Time
NEW CHEVROLET IS
SITU iN LOW PRICE
- _ y‘Vj '•
NEW YORK, Jan, 9—Priceh on
the new 1934 ‘knee-action" Chevro
let were announced here today by
William E. Holler, genera! sale*
j manager of the company, upon his
i arrival from Detroit for the Now
! V orb Automobile show.
! Prices on the new line of cate
if. o. b. are: Five-window coupe,
i $565; sport coupe with rumble seat,
i?606; coach, $585; sedan, $546;
\ town-sedan with built-in trunk, $616;
sport roadster with rumble seat,1
$845, and cabriolet with rumble
seat, $666.
These prices represent an average
increase of $7C in list price over the
list prices of the 1933 Chevrolet
line.
FRANK BRYSON SHOT
IN DUEL AT CASHIERS
(Franklin Press Jan. 4) i
Frank Bryson, 48, is dead and!
.1. E. Baumgarner is being held!
in Jackson county jail following a!
gun battle in the Cashier’s Valley I
section Wednesday. Both men arc!
well known in Macon county. I
Word of the slaying was taken,
to oflcers at Sylva Wednesday by
Bumgarner, who surrendered. He
was locked in jail and officers began
en investigation
Sheriff John J. Maney said the
investigation showed Bumgarner had
shot Bryson in self-defense. A rifle,
identified as the property of the
dead man, had been fired three
times, the sluViff said. The shooting
followed a quarrel between the two
men, it was ■ reported. Sheriff Maney
.-■aid that according to information
obUirje^’.iiiriri the. UmfUgatb*
Hw# *
/Bumgarner was unbar and. Bry>
3n ias struck several femes by
stnl bullets - . i o
The shooting occurred about IB
o’clcok.
Coroner C. W. Dille fit Sy.lv*,
is assisting officers in the .investiga
tion.
Bryson was married and had a
family. Bumgarner is also married.
Now# Stylus Change
___
(Greenville Piedmont)
The Transylvania Times, which
our good friend C. M. Douglas and
others have made into one of the
best weekly newspapers in the two
Carolir.as, carries each week a col
umn entitled "Glancing Beck at Bre
vard.” Each week there are item#
taken 1'roni the Sylvan Valley New#
of 30-odd years ago, telling the
things that happened during that
period. v
The column is of particular inter
est to those familiar with the hit-1
lory of Brevard, but it interests even
those who have never lived there,
This week, for instance, the papec
carries an item about the marriage
in 1897 of a wealthy widower who
was d2 years of age, and his bride,
who was 38. All turned out for the
wedding, and the item said it was
“the talk of the town.”
Evidently styles in newspapering,
have changed since 1897. We could |
not imagine a newspaper, in Green-,
ville, Brevard or elsewhere, publish-,
ing the ago of the bride these days!
Self praise, little merit
Pitiable the girl who marries only,
■i meal ticket.
Women, like chickens, have less on
when dressed,
Tie a dog to a cat and they fight;
so with wedding ties.
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Honor Roll rupii* Grnnv
Pfiawry D«ptrtuenl Lin*
la (Im Lead
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Perfect Attendance—Henry Cut
to. Gaden Galloway, Clyde Galloway,
Alvin Cooper, Mary Ann Daniels,
Edna Owen, Dene Searcy, Fleet Hol
den. Jack Mackey, Everette Mcrris,
Leona Brewer, Dora Owen, Helen
Pressley, Frances Walker, Bessie
l’reesiey, Jessie Pflessley, Ervin
A. Muienex Lueiie Marcum, Ned
Barnett, Roy Benfieid, Charles Ed
mundson, Victor Hollingsworth, Bris
coe Norris, John Norris, Jack Pat
ton, Frank Parris, Robert Owen,
Elisabeth Allison, Margaret Davis,
Helen Ray, Alma Searcy, Fse Sen ’
tell, Helen Ricmen, Donald Brewer,
Franklin .Campfield, Bill Galloway,
Richard Morris, Annie Mae Coflper,
Mas*y Jane Nicholson, Delia Parker,
Neva Lee Rhodes, Christine Sentell,
Ellen Sentell, Mattie Shopperd.
Honor Roll—Frances Walker. Mary
Ann Daniels,' Marguerite Frady,
Betty Roller, Jack Mackey, Lcssif
Pressley, Elizabeth Allison, Man’
Jane Nicholson ElUen Sentell. Frank
Barton, Franklin Campfield, Nora
Lee Rhodes, Mattie Shepperd, Vick
Hollingsworth, Miriam Poor, ChriJ
tine Sentell, Robert Owen, Helen
Ray, B riseoa Norris.
GRAMMAR GRADES
Perfect Attendance—Paul Ben
field, Edwin Cheek, Hershell Gallo
waj’, Bob L. Gash, Billy Lyday.
Dixon Lyday, Alva Sentell, Frazier
Sentell, Ralph Sentell, Thelma Dan
iels, Billie Jean Duncan, Ir-z Ed
mundson, Bonnie Galloway, Christine
McCall, Reba Owen, Otellia Parris,
Catherine Raines, Annie Mae Searcy.
Stanley Allison, Ralph Allison, Sid
i reWROSB, J*r| S-~N«xt Son
will bo another full day fcr "
church .folks. After the pn
service Sauday morning the
will cheery© the Lord’e sapper. In
the afternoon at 2.30 will be tfpt
regular deacon’s bueineea meeting.
At the evening service at 8:00
o’clock the regular church cenfeiw
Jence will be held. Sunday school if
al 10:00 a. m. and preaching ser
vice at 11:00 a. m. Senior and In-,
termerfiate B. Y. P. U. will be *t
7.-30 p. m.
I Mr. N. L. Ponder and family were
I at Hot Springs, N. C., last week at
| tending .the funeral of Mrs. Leslie
iGahagan, who was a sister of Mrs.
N. L. Ponder. Mrs. Gahagan was
caught and crushed against the
Laurel River bridge near H o I
Springs by an automobile, cn Jan ,
1st- and died Jan. 4th in a New
Port Tenn. hospital.
Miss Flora Reed was substitute
teacher Friday in the absence of N.
L. Ponder.
_____ __ _
Barnett* Roy McCall, A. J. Par
ker, Ray Benfeild, Delrr.a Cagle, Wil
lie Cody, Christine Galloway, Elsie
Marcum, Ollie Metcalf, Christine
Mulenex Edna Nicholson, Mary Par
ris, Veora Mulenex, Willie Mae
Rhodes, Annie Sentell, Eva Sentell,
Carmen Curto, Martha Albert, Ruth
Duncan, Harry Sentell. Joyce Sen
tell, Edgar Meece, Herman Hollings
worth, D-elphine Galloway, Bonnie
Fortune. Ruby Lee Allison, Eu-|
genia Holden, Ethel McCall, Louis**!
Mulenex, Mildred Check, E v i 11
Reece, Edward Curto.
Honor Roll
Edwin Cheek, Alva Sentell, Bo6
T. Gash, Eli Allison, Christine Gal
loway, Ollie Metcalf, Helen Pickel
simer.
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