LPISGAH FOREST NEWS
Rev. S. F. TiptonTof
former pastor of the loc»l Bapttrt
church visited old friends in thi
section during the weekend, and
preached an interesting sermon at
the church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Curtis Greg and. chUdwn ol
Mt. Underwood are v.siOng her
mother, Mrs. W. H. Scnteu.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Peek announce
the birth of a son on Jan- ‘3tn.
W. D. Henson of Forest City was
a recent visitor of hts sister, Mrs.
Annie Cain, and his daughter, Miss
Katherine Henscn.
Mrs. Hazel is visiting relatives in
Ohio.
Dick Zachary of Atlanta, Ga., was
in this section Friday.
Mrs D. W. Hollingsworth and
daughter, Ella, had as their week
end guests Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Simpson, of Greenville, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wolf and chil
dren and Curtis Young enjoyed a
trip to the Pink Beds Sunday.
Born to Mr. ar.d Mrs; Reid Stamey,
a daughter, January 27.
Will Scarcer visited Mr. and Mrs.
Sanford Crane at Etowah Friday.
The latter, have been suffering from
measles.
Mr. anil Mi.-. Jack Arrington
have moved in tin- R. I- Capps house
lecently vacated by Ervin Mullenax
aud family.
Mrs. Bob Patton has been ill but
is improving.
Miss Annie .lean, anil Messrs W.
I). and R. L. Gash and Miss Maggie
Denver enjoyed a trip to “Grey
Log" near Caesar's Head Sunday.
BLANTYRE BREEZES
(Mrs. A<ia Reed)
Dr. Carpenter visited Mr. and
Mrs. K. H. Jones Sunday.
Mrs. James Maxwell called on
Mrs. J lin Reed one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Laughter have
moved into our community. They are
occupying a cottage on Rivermont
Farm. *
Otho Scott calk'd on Mr. and Mrs.
Scott and epOrt* the children have
measles. .
Robert Orr is on the sick list, al
so Mrs. Orr is very ill, and their
daughter Mrs. Turley Justus is
spending sometime with them. j
Mr;'. A. C. Rickman spent Sun-,
day aft rnoon with her mother Mrs.i
J. E. Powell. '
Mrs. J. E. Talley is on the sick
list. . . .
Mrs. Van Bee*, who is in very
bad health, is spending sometime at
the homo of her father Lee Moody.
Little Louis Nesbit was very ill
week.
Frank Hays and daughter Maymie
were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Powell Sunday afternoon.
Claud Rickman visited Leonard
baMesbit recently. , ,
^^J. E. Powell made a business trip
to Asheville Saturday.
Misses Genova Justus and Sarah
Nesbit were supper guests of Mrs.
A. C. Rickman Sunday TligiBr
Misses Ernestine and Doris Rahn
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(By Mr*. Lee F. Norton)
T. B. Reid was a ealler at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Dan Reid
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Reid recently
I visited Mrs. R. J. Cook and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter McKinney in their
home3 at Lake Toxaway.
Mrs. George Alexander visited
her daughter, Mrs. Hovie Chappell,
Friday.
Fred Nicholson of Rosman visit
ed his mother Mrs. Maggie Nicholson
Thursday.
Mrs. S. E. Alexander was guest
f her sister- Mrs. L. M. Glazener at
ter home in Rosman one day last
veek, and reports her sister to be
uite ill.
Mrs. Frank Fisher visited her
. >arents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chap
' nan at their home near Edisto one
| lay last week.
j Mrs. W. F. McCall called on Mrs.
j A. Reid Thursday afternoon.
I Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Sanders and
* 'tt!e son Cecil and Mr. and Mrs.
I 'V. F. McCall were in Brevard Sat
! ttvday evening. Cecil was quite ill
. "-<! thev tock him to the doctor’s!
; office. We are glad to report him I
|much improved.
W. \t re indeed sorry to learn!
I hat it was necessary to carry our •
I M friend I. S. Fisher to the hos-j
i pital Sunday. We haven’t learned |
; he particulars of his trouble but:
’ new he had been in poor health for j
j 'mne ^ime.
We were made sad when we learn-1
'd of the death of Mr. Barclay, son- ,
•i-law of Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. C. Wike.>
'Vo sincerly sympathize with his,
i 'prints and the widow and her fam-1
i IV.
We had the pleasure oi a snort
visit Sunday with Mrs. W. H. Kitch
"ii of Horse Shoe and Mrs. N. E.
Posey of Mills River.
W. F. McCall left Sunday for
v!ovidu. He was called back to his
■Id position on the railroad after a
’■iy-otf of nearly three years. Mrs.
McCall accompanied her husband as j
fur as Hendersonville. I
Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Ducker of|
\rden were wesk-end guests of
♦heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
R<Mrs. Mabel Lee of Lake Toxaway I
spent Saturday night with her sis
ter, Mrs. Jess Breedlove at the home
of Fred McNeely.
Miss Nellie Thomas and Miss Jes
sie Fisher of Reids Siding visited
'liends in this section Sunday.
Miss Ruby Whitmire, a teacher at
Lake Toxaway, spent one night last
week with one cf her little pupil ,
Kile Galloway. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Collins and
Mrs. Fred Nicholson of Rosman
visited Mrs. Maggie Nicholson Sun
laoug Galloway spent one night last1
week with his sister, Mrs. Mary |
Burgess and family. _, |
Buren Fowler of horse Shee and,,
Chris Dillard of Mills River made a,
I hort call nr Mrs. Mary Burges*
i nc morri f last week. i*
E A. Reid celebrated his bmhuoj*
Sundav and had as guests, Mr. and
I Misses Flora and Bess, and Miss
Cora Wilson of Brevard, and his
I father T. B. Reid. The occasion was
! reported to be very enjoyable The
party was a surprise for Mr. Reid.
Icalled on Mrs. C. Laughter Sunday.
Edna Rickman visited Lettie Nes
|b,MrTCRaynel Morgan of Hender
sonville was visiting relatives here
|Sufi£w. K. Duncan is ill.
I Colds and sore throat are ve y
[prevalent in our community.
1 The worst evil of wars ia ««
moral laxity that always follows
them.
Like parent .like progeny. We
••retaxis in which all our ancestors
ride. _____
“Every guilty deed holds in (it
>elf the seeds of retribution.
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Miss Letota Randolph was a busi
ness visitor to Asheville Saturday.
Mrs. S. E. Whitmire spent a
couple of days as guest of her daugh
ter Mrs. E. A. Glasener.
Misses Irene Pharr, Elsie White
and LaVerno Whitmire, students of
W. C. T. C. Cullowhee spent the
week-end with their parents here.
Mrs. James Raxtcr of Brevard ia
spending several days as guest of
her daughter Mrs. R. S. Winches
ter.
Mrs. Sarah Galloway was a Sun
day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Fisher.
Mrs. Jack Fisher and two chil
dren, Mrs. A. W. Bruner, Mrs.
T. P. Galloway Jr. and daughter,
Lucille, were visitors to Brevard
Saturday night and visited Mrs.
■James T. Bales at Hinton Lodge.
Rev. Carl Cox and West Cannon
were dinner guests, of Mrs. Sarah
Galloway Saturday night.
A. W. Bruner has aceepted a
position with Gennett Lumber com
pany, at Robbinsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher and
two children visited Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Fisher at Lake Toxaway
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Jordan returned home
Saturday after spending the past
two weeks in Asheville visiting
friends.
L. R. Chapman moved last week
from Calvert to his house here near
the school building. Mr. and Mrs.
T. P. Galloway moved to the
house just vacated by Mr. and Mrs.
Chapman.»
M>-. and Mrs. Koy Chapman oi
Asheville were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. I,. R. Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Galloway and
daughter Marie were Sunday guests!
of the former’s mother Mrs. Anne
Galloway of the East Fork section.
W. M. Galloway of the East
Fork section was a business visitor j
to Rosman Monday.
Miss Eva Pharr suffered a very
painful injury Sunday by closing a
car door on her linger. I
Miss Faye Glazener and Miss
Lena Stewart visited the formers
sister Miss Louise Glazfener, a
student at the Asheville Normal Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Searcey
and children of Easley, visited Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Glazener Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. Bruner and two cnil
dren spent Sunday night as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fisher.
Mrs. Wade Garren and son For
rest of Asheville, Mrs. Ella Lock
man of Lockhart S. C., Mr. and,
Mrs. Flynn Allen, Mrs. Jess Allen
of Hendersonville were .Sunday
' ~7B
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Ga noway
and children accompanied Miss Kath
leen Batson to the home of her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. L. Batson at
Pickens, Sunday.'
Miss Hilda Galloway spent Sun
day as guest of Miss Odell Aiken
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Moore.
Mrs. M. G. Duncan and son Rus
sell, and Mrs. Pick Whitmire visit
ed Mrs. Winston Ashworth in Bre
vard Sunday. The latter has been
quite ill but is improving.
Walter Reece Jr. spent Sunday
night as guest, of Charles Glazener.
• Russell I)uncari and Winston Ash
worth of Brevard were business visi
I tors to Asheville Saturday,
j Mrs. B. E. Smith of Lake Tox*
way is spending ssventl days as
guest of her sister Mrs. .fdSiii
Clarko.
Homer Clark returned home Sat
urday after spending the past week
visiting relatives at Pickens, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Gillespie and
family were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Singletary.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morrison
and children were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Brittian Sunday.
Miss Faye Glazener and Miss Lena
[ Stewart of Six Mile, spent the
week-end as guests of the former’s
parents Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Glaze
ner, ,. }
Miss Hazel Moore spent Sunday as
guest of Miss Lila Gillespie.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stover and
daughter Guyma spent the week
end pi Brevard as guests of the for
mer’s sister, Mrs. Jesse A. Gallo
way.
Miss Tommie Reynolds of East
Fork spent Thursday night as guest
of Miss Hazel Moore.
Mrs. M. N. Moore and daughter
Miss Mazie spent Sunday as guests
of Sir. and Mrs. M. A. Moore.
Evon, small daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Coats Cassell, who has been
ill for several weeks, is slightly im
proved.
J. s. wiifis spent tne past weeK
in Pickens visiting his, sister Mr3.
S. M. Bible.
Henry Chapman of Quebec was a
visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Wilds Sunday.
Miss Nellie Wilds spent the week
end in Gloucester as guest of Miss
Hattie Lee McCall.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Woodard
and children were visitors to the
CCC camp in Gloucester Sunday.
Rev. J. N. Hall and mother were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
M. White Sunday. . ,
Mrs. R. A. Colling and daughter
Miss Elia Mae, are quite ill with
flu. , „ ,
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Baker of
Highlands, passed through Rosman
Saturday enroute to Connestee to
visit relatives. . _ .
Misses Annie Whitmire and Robert
Whitmire were dinner guests of
Martha and Margaret Whitmire
Sunday. The occasion was the twins
geventh birthday anniversary.
Mrs. J. F. Morgan and daughter
Mary were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Whitmire Sunday.
Mrs. C. J. Eldridge, J. W. _ El
dridge and son Carl were business
and Mrs. Eugene
They were acompanied home hy
Wilma and J. D. Morrison.
Mrs. J. M. Bowen, Mrs. E. D.
Randolph and Miss Leota Randolph
and Broadus Duncan attended fun
eral services for Mrs. Palestine
Bryson at Cullowhee Wednesday.
Mrs. Gus King of East Pork was
a dinner guest of Mrs. E. D. Ran
Idolph Friday.
I Rev. Carl Cox and West Cannon
i of Slater, S. C.. opent Friday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
I Randolph.
Mrs.^8ae Gtdce^of lUad^nnviUt
Mrs. Home Morrison of Brvrajei
underwent an operation at Iiyd*y
'Memorial hospital in Brevard ThUtt
(day and is recovering nicely. Mrs.
Morrison is a former Rosman real*
^Herman Cook of We&verrilie, S.
G\. spent the week-end as guest of
Mr. and Mrs. D, L. Glasener.
Mr. and Mrs. Leitoy Bauknight
and two children of Columbia, S. C.
were week-end guests of the for
mer’s sister Mrs. Craig Whitmire;
Chief of Police W. M. Stroup and
family moved last week from cnurch
street to the Bagwell house on Main
street. Rev. A. J. Manly will oc
cupy the house just vacated by Mr.
■ and Mrs. Stroup.
I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson and
children of Liberty, were Sunday
'guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
jThemas.
Mies Minnie Paxton of Hender
sonville .visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Kill Paxton, Sunaay.
Thomas Paxton, who has been
j making his home at Forest City, re
turned to the home of his parents
i Mr. and Mrs. Hill Paxton, Sunday.
Weldon Galloway, who has been
critically ill at Oteen hospital for
several weeks is thought to be slight
ly improved.
PARTY CELEBRATES,
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Ore of the most enjoyable social
events of the season was the party
given by Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wat
kins Thursday evening, honoring
their sen Girtha’s 23rd birthday an
niversary .
Games and contests were enjoyed.
Mr. Watkins was the recipient of
many birthday remembrance*.
Refreshments of sandwiches, cake
and punch were served. Mrs. J. B.
Rogers and Mrs. Robert Zachary of
Ashheville assisted their mother with
the refreshments.
Guests present included: Girtha
Watkins, Charles Glaze oer, Wash,
Coy and Roy Fisher, Ralph Burt,
James White, Claud and T on
Stroup, Austin Hogsed, Douglas Kl
dridge, Walter Reece Jr., Era
Pharr Elizabeth White, Ruth Burt,
Virginia Oats, Helen Henderson,
Olga Fortenberry, Beatrice Sisk.
Rnth Whitmire Betty Nelson, Kath
leen Batson.
LADIES AID MEETS
WITH MRS. OLAZENER
The Ladies Aid society of Zion
Baptist church met at tne home_ of
-jiftiiiM
WEINER ROAST ™
ENJOYABLE EVENT
A weiner roast was held in the
East Fork section Saturday night at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. A.
Gillespie, which was thoroughly en
joyed by the large number of gueste
present.
Guests present were: Edwin, Nur
iman, Mary and Ann Singletarry,
{Russell, Annie, Ralph, Jack and
{Mary Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
=»==—-.-—=■
Brown, Bessie Glazener, Edith Clark,
Anne and Hazel Moore, Ralph Gal
loway, Rachel, Edith and Robert
Gravely and Betty Nelson.
SUNDAY SCHOOLcIaSS
ENJOYS MOTOR TRIP
MisB Maggie Bello Green took
members of her Sunday school class
on an outing Sunday afternoon, the
party motoring to COC camp in the
Gloucester section.
Those enjoying the trip with Miss
Green were: Robert Oate Jr,, Roy
Eloridge, D. R. Winchester Jr.,
Laura Pharr, Inez Oats, Dovfe
White, Margaret White, Carolyn
Kiwsey, Ruby Glazener.
RAINES-DODSON
Miss Myrtle Dodson and Mr. James
Raines, both of Rosman, were mar
ried in Pickens, Saturday, January
27. The wedding was a complete
surprise to their friends here.
Mrs. Raines is the daughter of
Mrs. John Dodson and the late Mr.
Dodson. Mr. Raines is the eon of Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Raines. Mr. and
Mrs. Raines both received their edu
cation in the Rosman schools.
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