HIGH SCHOO! HONOR
pLL IS ANNOUNCED
Perfect attendance was b
the high school department at ito -
man during January, a large Ifl°P
having been neither absent -
tardy during the month. **.
roll and attendance record is gi'en
below:
EIGHTH GRADE
Honor roll—J. R. Breedlove, Lucy
Galloway,, Anniee Whitmire
Attendance — J. R- Breedlove,
Charles Clark. Quinton Crane,
Broadus Duncan, Cvaig Fisher, Paul
Fisher, Tom Glazcner, Russell
Green, Walter Green, W oodrow Mas
ters, J. B. McCni Robert Randolph,
Howard Reece, No.man Singletary,,
Archie Whitmire, Lamar Whitmire,]
Richard Whitmire. Herbert Wood
ard, Dohonov Fisher, Helen Fisher,
Hilda Galloway, Lucy Galloway,
Carolyn Garrcn, Julia Jordan, Ruby
liove, Helen McCall. Helen McKin
ney, Tommie Reynolds, Helen Sunt
mey, Lenora Thomas, Anniee Whit
mire.
SIXTH GRADE
Honor roll—Charie- McCall, Julius
Tinslev, Everett Whitmire, Millie
Allison, Leo Ranthcr, Gertrude
Breedlove, Inez Oates, Lois Whit
mire, Ruby Whitmire.
Attendance—J. E. Burt, Harold
Jones. Charles McCall, M. 0. Mc
Call, Leo Reid, Julius Tinsley, Earl
Whitmire, Everett Whitmire Vemer
Hall Millie Allison. Virginia Avro
wood, Leo Ranthcr, Gertrude Breed
love. Ann Gillespie, Mary Morgan,
Hazel Moses, Ircz Oates. Ad
die Owen. Mae Owen, Laura Pharr,
Lois Whitmire, Ruby Whitmire.
tenth grade
Honor roll—Ray Hinkle, May
Cash Augustus Norris, Beatrice
Woodard.
Attendance — Martin Arrowood,
Warren Cast-, Theron Castle, Clar
ence (Tiupjtcl, .Chari- s E. Gajloway.
Ted Harbin, Fred Israel, Oliver
Morgan. Augusta- Norris, Hall
Owen, Lewis Sumir.ty, Victor Sig
mon, Blanton Whitmire. Odell
Aiken, Mae Cash, Ella Mae Collins,
Mildred Galloway. Opalie Green,
Kiln Mac Masters. Altha McCall.I
Eva Pharr, Marc Waldrop, Bea
trice Woodard.
ELEVENTH GRADE
Honor roll—Bruce Reid, K.
Whitmire. Lila Gillespie, Mildred;
Henderson, Maxi- Moore. Fannie!
Mi tg; p. Ophelia White.
Atlci l.-u-co — Douglas Eldridge.j
Clinton On n. Jack Gillespie, Buren
Huggins, Bruce Reid Allen White.'
Karl Whitt, E. J Whitmire, Paul
Whitmire, Edith Clark, Lila Gilles
pie, Mildred Henderson. Ethel Man,
Iv, Reba McCall, Ann Moore, Maxie
Moore, Fannie Morgan, Inez Owen,
Lein Bess Owen. Bernice Reid,
Ophelia White. ■
Final . . .
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I PmiRYMiNT
HENDERSONVILLE, N. C.
” PLEASANT GROVE
(By W\ II. Gray)
J. H. Drake made a business trip
to Brevard last week.
W. H. Gray visited Spurgeon Ham
iltpn Saturday. Mr. Hamilton has
been confined to the hou3e for sev.
eral days with rheumatism.
Rev. Souther filled his regular
appointment here Sunday.
W. H. Gray was in Brevard Fri
day of last week.
Mrs. L. C. Hamilton is on the
sick list, but reported to be better
Sunday.
J. C. Orr visited S. Hamilton
Saturday evening.
J. H. Drake spent Sunday eve
ning with Richard Hamilton.
Rev. M. L. Hamilton filled his
egular appointment at Crab Creek
Sunday.
Mrs. Mack Compton and son Har
ell of Greenville visited Mrs.. Ida
Rushton one day last week.
Dewey Hamilton of Pleasant Grove
's staying with his uncle J. T. Jus
tus of French hBroari Park.
Aldon Drake was in Henderson
ville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Gray of Lit
le River visited the former’s par
uts last week, Mr. and Mrs. 0. S.
Gray. _
J. M. Gray spent a few days at
Salfour recently with his daughter,
Mrs. M. L. Johnson.
O. S. Gray spent Sunday evening
with Elijah Hamilton.
This is fine weather for the far
rier but it is hard on tile old Mexi
-an bean beetle. If the cold spell
last? long the beetles will be gone.
uppeFboylston
(By Lorena McCall)
Miss Dotsie Brewer of Blantyre,
was a recent visitor of Mrs. W. S.
Taylor.
Mrs. T. R. Duncan is spending
u few days with her daughters in
Asheville.
The state highway department is
making some changes in our road,
which will materially benefit this
route. , . .
Mrs. Will Baynard is on the sick
list.
Charlie Reece called on his son,
I.conuvd Reece, Sunday. .
Earl Fullbright of Brevard, visit
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Per
IV Fullbright, here last Friday.
Gladys and Artie McCall were
visitors at the home of Billie Bur
gess on Sunday afternoon.
Claude Burgess was a business
visitor to Brevard Saturday.
Where is my wandering girl to
night? Where, oh, where is she,
Men gei pearls from oysters
v .men get diamonds from nuts.
ELEMENTARY PUPILS
MAKE GOOD RATINGS
Brevard School Children On
Honor Roll For Fifth
Month of Term
Grade Gitc-A
Honor roll—Bruce Glazener, Mol
lie Tinsley, Vivian Smith, Mar
guerite Scruggs, George Simpson.
Attendance—Louise Allison, Betty
Jeane Duclos; Frances Hendricks,
Roberta Hale, Dorothy Jean Loftis,
Nancy Ann Nichoson, Douglas
Brown, Joe Gravely, Charles Heath.
Grade One-B
Honor roll—Norma Baynard, Er
6sfc ljflncc*
Attendance—Beatrice Hall, Jessie
Trent, Coleen Warren, Ernest Lance
Thomas Butler, Joe Corbit, Charles
Heath, Jr., Edward McCall, Bobby
Norwood, Jimmie Shadrick, Roland
Owen.
Grade Two-A
Honor roll—Jimmie Kanipe, Ray
Simpson, Bradley Wyatt, Patsy
Babb. Christine Coleman, Cecil
Coren, Martha Jear.e Hardin, Ruth
Osborne Jeannette Tinsley, Doris
Wilson, Margaret Zachary.
Attendance — Charles Cantreli,
Harold Garren, James Grant, Jim
mie Kaiiipe< Richard NicholSjOW,
Lawrence Ray, Ray Simpson, Grace
Bracken, Cecil Coren, Nell Galla
more, Martha Jeane Hardin, Hicks
Scruggs, Melba Siniard, Jeanette
Tinsley, Doris Wilson, Margaret
Zachary
Grade Two-B
Honor roll—Clarice Sntlson, Anie
Mae Baynard, Ruth Zachary, Vesta
Anders Jack Zachary, Ned Whit
mire, Wintzel Tinsley, Mack Smith.
Attendance—Robert Clark, Ellison
McCrary, William Sizemore, Sher
rill Warren, Ruby Pearson, Cath
erine Siniard, Walterene Ward,
Clarice Snelson.
Grade Thrce-A
Honor roll— Jack Crary, Emily
Coren, Elizabeth Burlingame, Frank
lin Moore, Mary Mae Sizemore.
Sheila Smith, Mary West, Carl
Scruggs.
—. . t. ar • rP-J
Attendance — mu
Mull, Albert Reid, Richard Tinsley,
Ldis Allison Anne Banks, Elizabeth
Burlingame, Emily Corcn, Necia
Galloway, Franklin Moore, Eleanor
Petit, Mary Mae Sizemore.
Grade Three-B
Honor roll — Elizabeth Sprouse,
Mary Rogers.
Attendance—Helen Allison, Lo.a
Mae Grogan, Annie Owen, Bertie
Lon Owensby, William Allison,
Horace Banks Delbert EUenburg, Al
len Shipman, Ernest Smith, Charles
Townsend, Roy Trotter.
Grade Four-A \
Honor roll—Elizabeth Brown, Ruth
Fisher, Mary Alice Hardin, Ruth
McDaniel, Ethelyn Pickelsimer, Doro
thy Poole, Paula Mae Smathers,
Jimmie Cobb, Billy Crary, Fred
Slazener, Harold Hartsell Kip West,
-Whitmire--—
Attendance—Bertie Brown, Laura
Brown, Emily Fea3ter, Dora Lee
Garren, Ruthie McGaha, Katherine
Simpson, Annie Mae Coleman, Mary
Alice Tinsley, Jimmie Cobb, Wayne
Fulbright, David Garren, Earl.
Lance, Jimmie Martin, Ephraim j
Neill.
Grade Four-B
Honor roll—Harrell Bagwell, Clar
ence Presley, Bettv McCad, Reba
Ball.
Attendance—Betty McCall, Lucilc
Snelson, Christine Tinsley, Ruby
Waters, John Lee Whitmire.
Grade Five-A
Honor roll—Mary Jane Brown,
June Fenwick, Virginia Aiken, Lois
Wilson, Kathleen Wilson, Mary
Louise Whitmire, Alice Petit, Lois
Moore, Odell McCall, N. A. Miller
Jr., Henry Case.
Attendance—Mary Jane ^Brown,
June Fenwick, Katherine Grooms,
Jeane Hayes, Lois Moore, Alice Petit,
Katherine Poweil, Mary Louise
Price, Kathleen Wilson, Lois Wilson,
Lester Brown, Henry Case, James
Galloway, Robert Jackson, Junior
Miller.
Grade F\ve-B
Honor roll—Clarence Garren, Stan
ley Smith, Evelyn Myers.
Attendance — Mack Aiken, Jack
Brown, Ules Bryson, Robert Grant,
Frank Garren, Leonard Simpson,
Maude Gallamore, Louise Gravely,
Myrtle Hale, Rose Lee Martain,
Beatrice Shipman.
(jraae aw-a
Honor roll — Elizabeth Allison,
Jeanette Austin, Helen Fullbright,
Lina Heath, Pendleton Banks, A.
B. Galloway, Tom Galloway, Ed
ward Glazener, Lewis Earl Jackson,
Paul Jones, John Walker.
Attendance — Margaret Aiken,
Jeanette Austin, Helen Fullbright,
Frances Gillespie, Rachel Hamlin,
Lir.a Heath, Fannie Killian, Euna
Leigh Moore, Clarice McCrary, Paul
Bowen, A. B. Galloway, Lewis Earl
Jackson, Paul Jones, John Walkei,
•Janies Wood, Karl Wright.
Grade Six-D
Hcnor roll—Oscar Bryson, Agnew
Campbell, Dorothy Pittman.
Attendance — Edward Ashworth,
Agnew Campbell, Charlie Clayton,
Hubert Grant, Hale Siniard. Paul
Simpson, Ted Whitmire, Lttcile Gar
re n .Dorothy Heath, Dorothy Pitt
man Emma Trent, Juanita ward,
Edith Wright.
Grade Scven-A
licit or roll—Ruth Case, Mary
A lice Feaster, Emma Lou Loftis,
Martha Kate Moore, Gwendolyn
Morgan, Annie Neil, James Bridges,
Vance Jackson. •
Attendance — Ruth Case, Agnes
Campbell, Mary Alice Feaster, Jua
• to. Freeman, Mary Helen Galloway,
Martha Kate Moore, Annie Morns,
Avaris Morris, Pauline Mull, H;)r'
•ton Mclntush Annie Neil, Violet
Drouse, Janie Wilson, Paula Sum
y, Billy Beasley. James Bridges
' :mes Curry, Junior Holt, Vnnc<
T".ekson, Marshall Loftis. Richnrc
Norton. Oliver Orr, Junior Poole
••..it .lames Simnsrn, Crane'
HONOR ROLL ATlAHi
TOXAWAY PUBLISHED
I ..
| First Graders Make Highest
I Ratings. . . .Attendance
Low For Month
First grade at Lake Toxaway
school carried off honors in scholas
tic work for the month of January,
seven pupils being listed from this
grade.
I Firet Grade
Honor roll—Donald Fisher, Louise
Fisher, Freda Jean Hall, Mary Lee
■Johnson Jessie Reid, Wanda Lc-e
| Tompkins, Fannie Wilson.
| Attendance—Leila Mae Breedlove,
j Louise Fisher, Freda Jean Hall,
| Mary Lee Johnson, Jessie Reid.
Second Grade
Honor roll — Charles Arrowood,
| Vaughn Fisher, Grady Wilson, Grac:
McKinney.
Attendance — Charles Arrowood,
Ben Fisher, Leroy Lee, Ruth Fish
er.
Third Grade
Honor roll—Freda Tolley, Blanche
Owen.
Attendance—Violet Jones, Aline'
Bryson.
Fourth Grade
Honor roll—Ray Lee, Annie Ban-;
thcr, Artense Chappell, Bonnie Fish-)
er Martha Lee McCall.
Attendance—Bruce Johnson, Ray
Lee, Ray McNeely, Annie Banther,
Rhoda Clark, Lucy Fisher, Martha
lee McCall, Artense Chappell.
Fifth Grade j
Honor roll—Lucy Hall.
Attendance—Julia Breedlove, Lucy
Hall, Geneva Jones, Cecil Fishfcr, A.
L Owen, Robert Rogers.
Sixthh Grade
Honor roll—Ruby Banther, Verona
Fisher, Medford Breedlove Donald
Miller, Arnold Miller, John Rogers.
Seventh Grade
Attendance—Herbert Fisher.
Siniard, Babby Tharp, Joe Earl
Jones.
Grade Seven-A
Honor roll—Lucile Gravely, Freida
Henry, Hazel Michael, Flora Mae
Pittman, Raymond Hayes, Gerald
Wilson.
Attendance—Louise Coleman, Mary
Hollar, Eddie Mae Mason, Christine
Miller, Martha Bryson, Etta Mae
McGaha, Flora Mae Pittman. St.
Clair Austin, Jack Gravely Raymond
Hayes, Gerald Wilson, Henry Car
land Marvin Jones.
The busy man is the capable man.
Idle money makes idle men.
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OLD TOXAWAY
(By Beuiah Rise)
Mrs. Claude Hutchison was Wed
nesday night guest of her aunt,
Mrs. W. M. Meece.
Gordon Chapman was Wednesday
guesti of Wiley Meece.
Born to Mrs. Alex Cantrell, a
son, on February 6.
Gus Chapman is very ill at pres
ent.
' Misses Dollie and Lois Robinson
were Tuesday night guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Wade Robinson of Frozen
Creek.
Miss Hazel Rice was Thursday
afternoon guest of her aunt, Miss
Beulah Rice.
Mrs. Charlie Hendrix and Mias
Josie Hendrix spent Monday with
Mrs. M. D. Rice.
Wiley Meece and Bee Hendrix
motored to Brevard one day last
week.
Mrs. Ed Hendrix was a Rosman
visitor one day last week.
Wiley Meece made a business trip
to Six Mile, Friday.
J. L. Morgan cr the “Holly Pen"
section was Saturday guest of Ed
Hendrix.
Lewis Morgan has accepted a
position at Spartanburg.
Gastcn Chapman made a business
trip to Rosman one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Robinson
were guests one day last week of
Mrs. Alex Cantrell. .
Much display, little merit.
BUY N. C. IfMS,
SAYS POULTRY MAN
•m i.i
C. F. Parrish, extension pout t try
man at North Carolina State Cob
le**, advsies North Carolina far*
mers tq purchase North Carolina
chicks.
The buying of high grade chicks,
free from taints of diseases, is ono of
the most important factors in start
ing the season off right, he said.
Special care should be exercised to
guard against chicks which have
been infected with bacillisry white
diarrhea.
Purchasers who get their chicks
from North Carolina breeders and
hatcheries are playing safe, he said.
And to make sure that the chicks
are not infected with the diarrhea,
they should buy only those from
stock that has been blood-tested.
Reports on the livability of 81,
846 chicks from State-tested flocks
show that 94.2 per cent Jived
through the first four weeks of
brooding.
Mr. Parrish advised poultrymen to
consult their county agents or write
to him at State College for a list of
the hatcheries operating under the
supervision of the state department
of agriculture and offering chicks
from flocks tested by the depart
ment.
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