RAW DEAL IS GIVEN ► EAST FORK SECTION (Continued from p&ffo one) bers of one family just c0Ul^”J5 work and still we notice that nio than one and sometimes two -r . no family living in Brevard are working under the CWA. , There’s one other fact m regain to our East Fork-Rosman road, in the last two years there bus been more truck hauling on our than on any other road i«* the coun ty, and yet there’s been no approp riation for our road. It we only could be allowed the gas tax on what gas is used on thisroad, they could just take the CWA and go to the dickens with it- F°* "**« Pa two years on this road the tiucks alone hauled timber, lumber etc. to such an extent that the average gas tax, federal and state, would amount to more than four thousand dollars kper vear. Now, we wonder just who is to blame for this situation, bo, far ns we’ve been able to laarr. ev ery section in the county has had some road project except the East Fork section. , , .1 Well we feel like we ve been >at upon and if wc don’t miss our aim; we’ll find out some time just where, tc lay the blame. , . .1 Say. it would make you .augh to know the varied and funny excuses j that have been put to the ladies in regard to the ir sewing room pro ject for East Fork. (To be continued next week) Making more of what you havj is a* goes! as having more. Yes, money talk-; usually just l«>i\g enough to say goodby. ---- i Why the Sudden Change to Liquid Laxatives? Doctors have always recognised the value cf the laxative whose dose can ui* measured, and whose action can he li. regulated to suit individual need. t he public. h'O. is fast returning lu the use of liquid laxatives. People have learned (hat a properly pre pared liquid laxative brings a perfect movement without any disjoint)., at the time, nr after. I he dose of a liquid laxative m:i he varied to suit the needs at' he individual. The action can thus be regulated. It forms no habit; you need not take a "double dose" a day <.r two later. Nor will a nuU liquid laxative irritate the kidneys , The wrong cathartic may often Jo wore harm titan good. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a prescription, and is perfectly safe. Its Intuitive action is based on senna -a natural laxative. The bowels will not become dependent on this form of help. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is at a1! druggists. Member N P A. I HAMPTON SELECTED HERE 'AS DRY REPRESENTATIVE At a meeting of the United Dry Forces of Transylvania county held | Saturday afternoon at the Baptist ! church, A. E. Hampton was appoint ' cd trustee to represent this county on the statewide organization. The meeting was in charge of Rtv. Z. K. Henderson, chairman of the dry forces in Transylvania coun ty. The constitution of the slate organization was read by the chair man and other matters pertaining to the cause were discussed. The affairs of the United Dry Forces of North Carolina will be handled by a board of trustees con sisting of 120 members allocated among the counties of the state, ac cording to adoption of resolutions it the recent meeting of the state tlry forces held in Greensboro, which meeting was attended by approxi nately GOO friends of the cause. CEDAR MTN. NEWS (By L. E. Hamby) The Rocky Hill Baptist church is ‘till making much progress under the leadership of Rev. C. W. Hile-! moil who has been pastor for the j east eleven months. There have been! SO additions to the church member-' -hip. Thirty B. Y. P. U. Normal; Course diplomas delivered to the, enior B. Y. P. U. j The Senior Union has just received A-l standard award from the B. Y j P. U. State secretary and is stili ] maintaining their standard records. Our church has a complete organi zation which is functioning regular ly. Preaching services first Sunday 7:30 in the evening and 3rd Sunday | at 11 in the morning and 7:00 p. m. Deacon’s meeting Monday evening be-; fore first Sunday; conference Wed nesday 7:00 before first Sunday;, W. M. U. Friday 3:00 p. m. before; 2nd Sunday each month; prayer meeting each Wednesday 7:00 p. m.l Sunday school each Sunday 10:00; ■l. ni. Little Mitchell Jones son ot M». j land Mrs. Joseph Jones who has been i [seriously ill ir. the city hospital. | Greenville^ has returned to his home; | somewhat improved. The friends of B. F. Robinson who has been cnofined in the Lyday I Memorial hospital will be delighted : to learn that he will be able to re-; [turn home at early date if his im-; I nrevement continues. Misses Carrie, flnra Jones and i Oilie Burns are spending the week in Greenville. Mrs. Paul K. Jones and children visited Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Heath in Greenville last week. Rev. Arthur Vaughn was a visi tor in this community last week-end. t'pon the invitation of Rev'. C. W. Hilcmon, Rev. Vaughn delivered the evening sermon at Rocky Hill Baptist church. Miss Virginia Jones of Marietta j i visiting Miss Dixie J nes this week. Mrs. A. E. Heath ami daughters M i Perry Tavl r • I n once, S. f\, Estelle, and .' id vy visited l'ela liv s in the community Monday. J. W. Burns lias been employed by the Rocky Hill Baptist church to teach a singing school this week. The Senior B.Y.P.U. gave a social Friday ngiht. Rex Watson has accepted a posi tion in Georgia. 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Ruth Waters, Ruel Hunt and Hurley Wachter motored to Asheville for the day Saturday. Miss Hazel May Mills is visiting relatives in El Paso, Texas for some time. She will enter Austin high school and also continue hei dancing lessons under Jane Gail, said to be one- of the best dancing instructors "in the southwest. Ray Waldrop has accepted a posi tion in Spartanburg, S. C. Walter‘Banks, of Columbia, S. C., spent the week-end with his family here at the home of Mrs. Banks parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Pend leton. Miss Bertie Ballard, teacher in the Valley Springs school in Bun ombe county, spent the week-end at her home here. She accompanied Miss Rubenia Nicholson to Ashe ville Saturday. Mrs. Will Gravely is reported quite ill with pneumonia. Clarence Poole has returned to his home here alter undergoing an operation in Patten Memorial hos pital, Hendersonville. Mrs. Turner Allison Miss Helen Galloway and Miss Annie Owen were Hendersonville vistiors Saturday. Mrs. S. W. Radford returned Monday from New Orleans, where she visited friends and attended the Mardi Gras. Bill Extine was called to his home in Middlesburg, Ky., last week on acount of the illness of his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Gillespie, of Hendersonville, were Brevard visitors Saturday. . , Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Lewis, of Raleigh, and Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Lewis, of Greenville, S. C., were called here the first of the week on : account of the death of Mrs. Mrc farland Shackelford. William Forsythe, of Henderson ville, was a Brevard visitor last i"°EHzabeth Allison, young daughter i of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Allison, is