Social and Personal News of Interest to Brevard Women
Y. W. CIRCLE MEETS
WITH MRS KIMZEY
The February meeting
Young Women’s circle of ‘“® Vr_*
bvtenan chuich met Friday after
noon with Mrs. Pat Kimzey, who al
so presided over the meeting ana ea
the devotionals. _ .
Mrs. C. L. Newland and Mrs. J.
L. Cobb had charge cf the program,
giving an interesting discussion ox
the subject, “Christianity in the
Home.” .
An executive board meeting was
held following the regular circle
meeting. , . ..
The hostess served tea during the
boeial period.
fortnightly club
IN REGULAR MEETING .
Regular meeting cf the rortnignt
ly club was held Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. S. Nicholson,
with all members but two present.
Mrs. Goode Loftis was program
leader, discussing in a pleasing and
informative manner mcts about
Spain, telling something of the peo
ple. their customs and mode of
living, the resources and principal
cities, and other facts of interest
about this country. i
At conclusion of the business
transactions, »*«*«<* over by .t£c
president, Mrs. Cordia King, re
QsaJuotaits were served during the
social hour.
T. E. L. TO MEET
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Regular meeting of the T. E. L.
class cf the Baptist church will be
held next Tuesday afternl>on.at *
o’clock at the home of Mrs. W. M.
Henry. All members are urged to bo
pesent. ___
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Mrs. Mlldted Hicks of
28 Nisson Ave., Winston
Salem. N. C., says: "I
hive found Dr. Pierces
Favorite Prescription to be
not only a nerve tonic
but good for feminine
weakness as well. When
suffering from headaches
and pain in my side, the
'Prescription’ quickly re
Neves me of this misery. As a practical nurse
I have r.commended it to many of my
patient,, with very good results.**
New si«, tablets SO cts., hqmo $1.00.
SON IS BORN
\IN SPARTANBURG
*, Born to Mr. and Mrs. Macfarlend
. Shackelford on Saturday, February
10, at General hospital, Spartan
burg, S. C., a son. The baby has
been named Edgar Patton Shackel
ford.
Mrs. Shackelford, the former Miss
Adelaide Patton, is the eldest daugh
, ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Patton,
j of Davidson River.
MATHATASIAN CLUB IN
MEETING THURSDAY
The Mathatasiar. club met in regu
lar session Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mra. Julian Glazener.
The program of the afternoon was
in charge of Mrs. Ernest Tilson,
giving an interesting discussion of
the life of Henry Ford. The busi
'css transactions were in charge of
the president Mrs. Pat Kimzey.
After refreshments served during
the social hour, the club adjourned
to meet next, at the nomc of Mrs.
Willis Brittain, with the program
leader Mrs. Anthony Trantham.
GLEANERS CLASS IN
INTERESTING MEETING
An interesting meeting of thc
Glcaners class was held Tuesday eve
ning at the home of Misses Cor
nelia and Pauline Ratchford.
Miss Cornelia Ratchford _ was
elected president of the organization.
A program of interest and helpful-1
r.ess was led by Mrs. Julian Glaze
ner.
A social hour and refreshments
were enjoyed at conclusion of the
meeting.
D. A. R. TO GIVE
BENEFIT BRIDGE
A benefit bridge sponsored by the
local chapter Daughters of thei
American'Revolution will be given1
on the night of George Washington s
birthday, Thursday of next week, at
the Pierce-Moore hotei, beginning
at 8:30 o’clock. ,
Refreshments will be served and
prizes awarded. Players arc request
ed to bring their own cards or any
other games they desire to play.
Tickets will be on sale at tnirty
five cents each. _
FAYSSOUX
Will Drive a
NEW
FORD V 8
IN HIS STARTLING
BLINDFOLD DRIVE
FAYSSOUX selected the New Ford V-8 because of
its equal pressure on all four wheels, its evenness oi
running, its sure, positive brakes and its smait looking
dependability.
Friday, Feb. 16th, 3 P. M.
STARTING FROM TRANTHAM’S STORE
SEE the new Ford V-8 and be convinced that it is
ihe last word in Automobiles for this section of the
country.easy to handle in traffic 01 on curves,
quick pick-up, strong power.
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WASHING_::—GREASING—::—ALEMITING
Best Equipment in the County
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CHILDREN CONFEDERACY
STUDY LANIER-STU ART
A study of Sidney Lanier and
Gon. J. E. B. Stuart featured the
meeting of the Children of the Con
federacy held Saturday afternoon at
the home of Jimmie and Lucien
Denver. The program was in charge
of the leader, Miss Annie Jean Gash.
Due to the small number of mem
bers present it was decided to have
the election of officers at the next
meeting, which will be held the
'scond Saturday in March with
jMack and Elizabeth Allison.
' Refreshments were served and a
social hour enjoyed following the
meeting.
G. A’s MEET WITH
OKA HOLT LONG
The intermediate G. A’s of the
Brevard Baptist church held an in
teresting meeting at the home of
Ora Holt Long Wednesday Feb. 1st.
Mabel Gillespie, vice president,
jncsided. oyer a short business, ses
sion in the absence of the' preident,
Ruth Fulton.
An interesting program was con
ducted by Mabel Gillespie, entitled,!
“The Women That Were Come To
gether.” She was assisted by Eliza
beth Price, Stella McCall Anita GsJ
lowav, Mary Aiken, Mary Hamrick,
Mrs* Hollifield and Kathryn Ful
ton.
During the social hour delightful
refreshments were served by the
young hc/stess.
DELEGATES GIVE REPORTS
AT AUXILIARY MEETING
Reports from the three delegates
to the convention of the Episcopal
church, convening two days last
week at Lenoir, were given by Mrs.
Frank Jenkins, Mrs. H. N. Carrier
and Mrs. Harry Perry at the meet
ing of the Auxiliary of St. Philips
church held Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. O. L. Erwin.
Mrs. David Ward, Auxiliary presi
dent, was in charge of the meeting.
Final plans were discussed for thm
World Dav of Prayer meeting which
will be held at St. Philips Episcopal
church Friday afternoon from 4 to 5
o’clock, which members of all
churches of the town will attend.
Mrs. Eric Rawls, president of
the Guild, presided over this meet
ing which was held following the
Auxiliary. It was decided to bold a
Book Tea some time in the near
future.
The hostess served refreshments
following both meetings.
D. A. R. HAS GEORGE
V,WASHINGTON PROGRAM
An interesting program in obser
vance of the George Washington an-j
niversary occasion was presented ?t|
the regular meeting of the Waight-j
still Avery chapter of the Daughter
of the American Revolution heV
Monday afternoon nt the home <n<
Mrs. J. M. AUison.
An article from the D. A. R- mag
azine, entitled, "Some B.-centennia1
Errors,” was read by Mrs. Allison,
which proved interesting and in
structive. The president general s
message for February was read by the
chaplain, Mrs. Laura Millei.
The meeting was presided over by
the regent, Mrs. Ralph Ramsey,
who also read letters regarding vari
ous phases of the chapter work • |
Mrs. T. E. Patton Jr, read a letter
concerning the correct use of the
flag, and a letter was read by Mis.
Florence Kern asking for BvyA
funds for maintaining old trails,
old buildings and old cemeteries of
Revolutionary times.
The registrar, Mrs. T. E. Pat
ton Jr., reported that papers had
been accepted for one new member
into the chapter, .Miss Adelaide Sil
versteen. The meeting opened with
the flag salute and the reading of
one of George Washington’s prayers
by Mrs, Laura Miller.
Mrs. T. G. Moody was appointed
chairman of approved schools pro
ject. A card of thanks was read
from the Crossnore school thanking
the chapter for their $10 gift sent
to this school. A box was sent to(
Ellis Island for use of the immi
grants. The treasurer, Mrs. Cole
man Galhvcay, reported a balance of
$29.60 on hand.
Plans were perfected for the bene-;
fit bridge which the chapter will!
sponsor on the night of George ,
Washington’s birthday.. February -A;
at the Pierce-Moore hotel. T. he fol
lowing committees were appointed
for this benefit feature: Prizes,
Mrs. Ralph Ramsey, Mrs. Coleman
Galloway, Mrs. J M. Allison; dec-,
orattion, Mrs. J. S. Silyersteen Mrs.;
J M. Tatum, Mrs. Alvin Rockw-od,.
tickets, Mrs. T. G. Moody, Mrs. A.
G. Kite, Mrs. Coleman Galloway,
receive .tickets at door, Mrs.
Denver, Mrs. T. E. Patton Jr ,
tables, Mrs. J. M. Allison. Mrs. J.
S. Silvcrstecn, Miss Annie Jean
aAfter refreshments served by the
hostess, the chapter adjourned to
meet the second Monday in March
with Mrs. J M. Tatum and Mrs.
Laura Miller, at the home of the
latter.
Y. H\ A. HAS ENJOYABLE
VALENTINE PARTY
Members of the Y.W.A of Lit e
River entertained with a \ flel^inG
unity at the home of Jl^-Jind Mrs.
Herbert Heath Friday evening.
A red and white color scheme was
carried out in the decorations and
refreshments. Various games and
contests were enjoyed by the follow
I ing members and invited guests.
(Misses Nell, Ada and Ju),a
Crarv, Gladys Shipman, Juna wood,
I Emma T.ee Merrill, Florida, Dorothy
1 and Hyburnia Shipman, Dolla and
1 Helen McCrary, Azalea Hamilton,
I Ralph McCall, Clyde Hamilton, Otus
land Grady Shipman, Hall, Hayes
and Hughes Merrill, Clinton Hall,
'Mrs. Sue Shipman, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Heath.
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DAUGHTERS WESLEY CLASS
IN BUSINESS-SOCIAL MEET
Members of the Daughters of Wes
ley class of the Methodist church
fceid their regular monthly business
and social meeting Tuesday evening
in the ladies' parlor of the church.
Business matters pertaining to
the class were transacted in charge
of the class president, Mrs. E. 8
English. The class made plans for
serving luncheon to the trustees of
Brevard college at their meeting to
be held at the church here next Tues
day. The luncheon will be served
at the parsonage.
A delightful social feature follow
ed the business session, during
which games and contests were play
ed and refrehments served by the
four hostesses of the occasion, Mrs;
B. W. Trantham, Mrs.; Roscoe Nich
olson, Mrs. J. S. Nicholson and Mrs.
B. L. Laird. About 40 members and
guests were present, including mem
bers of the younger ladles class as
special guests.
HOMEMAKERS CLASS TO
MEET TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The Homemakers class of the Bap
tist church will meet next Tuesday
afternoon at 3:30 o’clock at the'home
of Mrs. Perry Galloway. All mem
bers are urged to be- present.
METHODIST CIRCLES
TO MEET TODAY
The three circles of the Methodist
church will meet this afternoon
(Thursday) at 3:00 o’clock for the
regular monthly meetings.
Circle No. 1 will meet at the
home of Miss Sadie North; Circle
No. 2 with Mrs. A. R. Gillespie;
nr.d Circle No. 3 at,the Methodist
parsonage with Mrs. C. B. West.
The Sarah Taylor Circle will meet
at tlve church at 3 o’clock.
All ladies of the church are given
a cordial invitation. to attend the
circle meeting to which they have
been assigned.
HONORROLLGIVEN
FOR ROSMAN PUPILS
Grade Two Ha# Largest Num-i
ber on Coveted List
During Month
Grade two led the Roeman ele
mentary school in honor roll marks
for the past month of school with
twelve. The list follows:
Grade Seven
Honor roll—Ruby Glazener. Lu
cille Galloway,
Attendance — Roy Eldridge, Al
fred Galloway Scott Galloway, Har
Galloway^ Ruby Glaziener, Hattie
Lee McCall, Eula Mae Morris,
Blanch Petit, Mary Singletary, Inez
Summey, Dovie White Margaret
White.
Grade Six
Honor voll—Clyde Rice, D. H.
Winchester, Eva Israel.
Attendance—Gerald Allison, A. P.
Bell Jr., Preston Brittain, Earle
Garun, J. L. Nicholson, Russell.
Owen, Earl Powell, Ford Randolph,
Clyde Rice Frank Whitmire, Robert
Whitmire, D. H. Winchester Jr.,
Lucy Brittain Lula Cassell Eva
Isiael Wilda P-eece, Mirriam Stew
art Tnbitha Waldrop, Agnes Wood
ard. ,
Grade Five
Honor roll—Gladys Clarke, Ruth
Rice, Luriecne Lusk.
Attendance—Gladys Clarke, Ras
tus Smith, El'a Mae Whitmire, Mar
riah Stewart, Ruth Rice, Levonne
Nicholson, Joe Burt, Bruce Whit
mire, Gladys Whitmire, Dona Mac
Smith, Ruth Lewis. Rosie Gillespie,
Elizabeth Sisk.
Grade Four j
Honor roll—Edna Allison, Ruby i
Nell Brown, Lillian Bryson, Alma|
Dcdson. I. V. King, Edith Morris,!
Ora Owen. Helen Whitmire, Mae)
Whitmire. Jason Gillespie, RueC
Whitmire, Glen Winchester. !
Attendance—Edna Allison, Ruby
Nell Brown, Lillian Bryson, Lffie
Butler, Beatrice Clubb Alma Dod-'
«on Kuby Galloway, Cornelia Hoi-1
den, Lucy Mac- McCall, Edith Mor-j
tic. Naomi Morrison, Blanche
Raines, Helen Whitmire, Gerald |
Gillespie, Ray Israel, W. B. Jones,
Clarence Masters, Alfred Owen,
Fred Powell, Craig Snipes, Rue!
Whitmire, Glen Winchester.
Grade Three
Honor roll—Dan Edens, Albert
Israel, J. A. Meece, Esta Honeycutt,
Edna Nelson, Lois Petit, Josephine
Powell*
Attendance—Lee Bryson Jr. Clif-:
ford Clubb, Dan Edens, Jack Edens,;
Albert Isriel, Briscoe McCal!, Cool
idge Powell, Forest Reece, Bruce
Smith, Allen Whitmire, Esta Hon
cveutt Pearl Jones. Thelma McCon
nell, Edna Nelson, Lois Petit, Jose
phine Powell. Lois Raines, Sadia
Smith.
Grade Two
Honor roll—Chas. Henry Summey,
Stanley Winchester, Lloyd Gillespie,
Bobby Joe Galloway, Bcyce 'A inches
ter, Lorenn Galloway, Cornelia Gil
lespie, Nadine Powell, Velma Lewis.
I Margaret Hope B u r t, Margaret
!Whtimirc, Martha Whitmire.
I Attendance—Guy Bryson. V‘*gil
I Barrett, Lloyd Gillespie Bobby Joe
Galloway, Louie Raines, Bobby Lee
Rice, Junior Stroupe John Smith,
Chas Her.rv Summey, Henry Snipes,
j Boice White, Bc-ice Winchester,
Stanley Winchester, Gerald Wood
ard, Margaret Hope Burt, Lcrena
Galloway, Mae Greepe Ruth Gil
lespie, Velma Lewis, Elizabeth Mor
gan Flora O’Shields, Nadine Powell
Reba Rogers, Nelle Waldrop, Mar
garet Whitmire, Martha Whitmire.
Grade One A
Honor roll—Iris Glazcner, Madne
VALENTINE PARTY HONORS
JUNIOR GIRL SCOUTS
A delightful social affair of the
week was the Valentine party given
bv a committee of the Wedrrodsy
club, sponsors of the local Girl Scout
i troops, honoring the junior Girl
Scouts on Tuesday evening at the
; home of Mrs. A. H. Harris on
i Broad street. Other members on the
committee assisting Mrs. Harris in
entertaining were Mrs. Ralph Ram
soy and Mrs. J. M. Allison.
Many games and contests were
played, in keeping with the Valen
[ttine occasion, supervised by Misses
Elizabeth and Nell Duckworth and
Mary Sue JenningB, leaders in the
Scout troops.
The Valentine idea was carried out;
in the refreshments of punch and
cake nerved during the evening and
in the Valentine favors. Twenty
three junior Scouts were present to
enjoy the hospitality of tneir spon
sors.
W. W. Babb returned Sunday
from * two weeks’-trip to Atlantis
and other points in Georgia.
Frank and Homer Andrews, of
Mt. Gilead, were guests last week
of their sister, Mrs. Flax Lawrence.
Mrs. J. E. Loftis and son Edgar
were week-end guests of Mrs. Lof
tis’ parents near Asheville.
Allison Orr has accepted a posi
tion with the Globe Medicine compa
ny in Spartanburg, S. C.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Perry, Mrs.
Frank Jenkins and Mrs. H. N. Car
rier attended the annual convention
cf the diocese of Western North
Carolina of the Episcopal church
convening in Lenoir two days last
week.
Galloway, Barney Sisk, Judith Bol
ery, Polly Kate Heath, James Henn
ley.
Attendance—David Conner, Ernest
Giilem, Henry IJ'hitmire, Will Earl
Dodson, Alvin Dodson Judith Bolery,
tris Glazener, Madrie Galloway,
Doris Bangle, Edna Russell, Barney
Sisk.
Grade One B
Honor roll—Lila Mae Galloway,
Louise Gant, Reba Petit, Gracic
Powel, Junior Chapman.
Attendance—Botty Bryson, Fran
ces Galloway, Lila Mae Galloway,
Louise Gant, Thelma Gant, Reba
Petit, Gr^ie Powell, Ruth Randolph,
Marguerite Recce, Burley Aiken,
Junior Chapman, Derrell Gant, Le
roy Kolden. Russell Snipes, Albert
Whitmire, J B. Whitmire, Festus
Wilds.
Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Babb have
I moved back to their home in thf
Haynes house lifter Mrs. Babb an:
two children stayed for two week
at the Pierce-Mooro hotel during
Mr. Babb's absence.
Miss Nadine Avery has returnee
borne after spending several month!
with relatives in Macon and Atlanta
Mrs. Bob Zachary, of Asheville
spent Sunday here with relatives
She was accompanied on her return
home by Miss Annie Zchary.
Mrs. A. H. King, who has been
quite ill, is said to be much im
proved and able to be up.
Elisabeth Allison, young daughter
of fir. and Mrs. J., M. Allsion, has
been confined in bed the pa-:t two
weeks on account of illness
S. M. Macfie and Mrs. Ashe
Macfie have returned from a wdak’:
visit at Mr. Macfte’s old home in
Columbia and Winnsboro, S. C.
Mrs. Mamie C Verdcry left
Tuesday for Asheville where she
has accepted a position as nurse for
Mr*- Brqyn on ?i?ncji Broad
avenue.
Muses Rowena Orr and Ruba
Kitchen were Asheville visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. Cos Paxton and daughtor,
Madeline, of Greenville, spent the
week-end here with Mr. and Mrs.
Wood Paxton.
Bill Extine, who is employed at
Transylvania Tannin* co mp^ny,
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Duckworth
and children, of Marshall, were week
end guests of relatives here,
spent Sunday at Lake Toxaway.
Mr. and Mrs. Fted Emmerson, of
Asheville, were the week-end guests
of Mrs. J. E. Clayton.
Misses Reba Kitchen and Roberta
Bryant spent Sunday in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wolfe, of
Davidson River, were Aahevillc
visitors Tuesday.
Thomas Hampton returned last
week to resume his work with the
TV A at Cove Creek, Tenn.
Clarence Poole who was taken to
Patton Memorial hospital, Hender
sonville, last week, is said to be im
proving.
Louis Carr, of New Mexico, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. W. W.
Croushorn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pope, of Ni
agara Falls, N. Y. were guests last
week of Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Waters.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Graham, of
Asheville, were guests Saturday of
Mrs. Z. W. Nichols. Mrs. Graham was
the former Miss Virginia Stradley,
niece of Mrs, Nichols,_
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