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RUPTURE
E. J. MEINHARDI
OF CHICAGO HERE AGAIN
He will demonstrate the
■‘Meinhardi Rupture Shield”
privately in his rooms at the
George Vand-. > hilt Hotel, Ashe
ville, N. Car., on Wednesday
only. April 4th, from 1:00 P.
M. to 7:00 P .M.
Ask the Hotel Clerk for the
numbers of Mr. Heinhardi’s
rooms. Only men are invited.
Mr. Meinhardi says: “The
Meinhardi Rupture Shield con
tracts the Opening in 10 days
on the average case regardless
of the size or location of the
Rupture—no matter how much
you exercise, liftf. or strain.'
The Meinhardi Rupture Shield
is skillfully molded to each in
dividual as a Dentist makes
false teeth. (No leg straps and
no cumbersome arrangements).
It i< waterproof, sanitary,
practically indestructible, and
may be worn while bathing or
sleeping (continuously day and
night) until no longer neces
sary.
After twenty years of expe
rience seeing thousands of
ease - -Mr. Meinhardi will be
glad to answer questions re
garding all m-thods for Rup
t u re.
1) . not neg’e.-t to see him on
the above da'- . There is no j
charge for demonstration, lhis
visit is for • ite people only.
Ohicag Office, Pure Oil Bldg. 1
j SELECA NEWS
(By Ward Breedlove)
-r
j The Barton boys will have some
fine lime at their kiln here in a
few days, and of course first here
first served.
Mrs. Annie Hale died at her
i> me at Pickens and was buried at
' ithey’s. cemetery Tuesday, March
. 10. Mrs. Hale was before her mar
j iicge Miss Annie McKinna of Bre
jvard.
Farmers around Selica are
wondering when we will have some
nore days with sunshine instead of
ain, as there is much land yet to
be turned.
E. F. Y. Eubanks has hauled out
mother car of lime to be used on
lis rented portion of the Jones farm
here, which will mean much for fu
ture crops.
Willie Dunn and party were cut
short a trip to Carr’s Hill Saturday
■light when he mistook a side ditch
for the road.
We were reminded of olden times
when before the day of autos peo
ple rode old Joe and Fan, when
1 Freeman Galloway and party came
1 through our section Saturday eve
Inimr on horseback.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Crate Mc
Call on March 25 a son, Crate Jr.
Mrs. McCall will be remembered as
.Miss Bailie McKinna of Brevard and
| Cedar Mountain.
The work on Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
j Fowler’s house has been delayed be
cause of rain. They hope to get
moved next week.
An Easter entertainment is to be
'given by the Selica union Sunday,
! text Saturday evening and Sunday
tfternoon, the latter in the form of
an egg hunt. Time and place will be
announced at Sunday school.
There are more cases of measles
in and around Selica than we wish
to enumerate, but we are glad to
ibelieve it will soon be through, as
•earlv everybody will soon have had
the disease.
Wake up Selicaites and help your
■•oporter, as we can't say without
having it to say. We know our com
munity is worth our efforts and
some sacrifices.
YEP, IN A MINUTE
“Mother, shall I run out and post
‘his Utter?” asked a little girl of
six years.
“No, child, certainly not,’’ was the
reply. “It’s pouring in torrents, and
not fit to turn a dog out of doors.
I.et your father go."
The common house fly is some
what of a speed demon. He makes
330 wing beats a second.
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It Means the REAL ARTICLE
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just remember this: Every
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stamped with this cross. No
tablet without this cross is
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Remember this for your own
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about it for their protection.
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get Genuine
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pains of rheumatism and neuritis, etc.
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CEDAR MTN. NEWS
Wo are glad to report that the
school has reopened after a two
weeks’ enforced vacation on account
! of the measles. There is now only
one family reported as having the
measles, that being Mr. Ben Jones.
Miss Bonnie Batson visited Miss
Dixie Jones over the week-end.
Mrs. L. E. Hamby, Sadie Alli
•on and Rhcda Jones visited then
sister Miss Estelle Heath, who was
operated on at St. Francis hospital
last week.
Much interest was shown last
week in the progress made in the
course of intructions in training in
church membership, which was
taught by Rev. W. C. Hilemon of
the Rocky Hill Baptist church.
Walter Heath and wife of Green
ville visited their sister Mrs. Dorse
Allison the past week-end.
We are glad to report that Miss
Clara Jones is improving after a
severe attack of the flu.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
B. F. Robinson will be glad to
learn that they are improving after
a severe illness.
Our sheriff Tom Wood caused a
flurry of excitement in the communi
ty by paying a brief visit here. He
captured a still, giving a free ride
to Mac Perry, who is now residing
at the hotel near the court house.
The B. Y. P. U. elected officers
last Sunday night. The following
were elected': Lloyd Hilemon, presi
dent; Miss Clara Jones, vice presi
dent; Emerson Jones, secretary;
Miss Eldred Burns, corresponding
secretary; Dick Garren, treasurer;
Miss Dixie Jones, chorister; Bruce
Watson, captain group 1; Wilkie
Bishop, captain group 2.
We are sorry to lose one of our
neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bishop
who recently moved to the Hunter
farm near Brevard.
Harlin Jones, who after his mar
riage moved to South Carolina, has
returned to his old home. We are
rlad to have Harlin and his wife
sack with us.
QUEBEC NEWS
(By Lucille Henderson)
Mrs. Jack Smith and daughter,
Betty Jean, and Mrs Gene Moore '
and daughter Joretta and son Gerald
Austin spent Thursday with Mrs.
James Chapman.
“Junior” Whitmire spent last Fri- ,
day night with Meade Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Whitmire and
children, Ras and Roma, made a
trip to Knka last Sunday.
Miss Ida Whitmire spent last
Sunday night with Miss Ruby Gol
den.
Paul Fisher visited his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Miller, j
on Thursday of last week.
Miss Milly Fisher spent Friday
night with Miss Roma Whitmire.
Mrs, Gene Moone and children
spent one day last week wtih Mrs.
Cecil Whitmire.
Mrs. Gladys Franklin was a Bre
vard visitor Friday.
Gene Moore spent the past week
in Gloucester.
Miss Barbara Henderson spent
the past week at Enka with her
sister, Mrs. Elvin Edney.
Miss Opal Dodgin spent Tuesday
night with Miss Alva Fisher of
Lake Toxaway.
Mrs. Rufus Owen who has been
seriously ill at her home for some
days is slowly improving.
Mrs. Ransey Whitmire of Pick
ens spent Wednesday of last week
with Mrs. Ilillie Fisher.
Wayne Lowe is spending some
time with his sister, Mrs. Oscar
Fisher.
Miss Virgie Thomas spent lues-j
day night with Miss Irene Owen, i
Mrs. George Odell and Miss Nel-1
lie Thomas spent Monday night with:
Mrs. Will Reid.
J. C. Thomas spent Wednesday)
with Ben Breedlove of Lake Toxa
way. _
Capt W. D. Black and son Ed
ward of Wiliiston, S. C., spent the
week-end at their summer cottage
here.
Mrs. Ben Fisher was dinner guest
of Mrs. I.esa Loving Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Owen and small son,
Thomas, spent Saturday and Sun-i
day nights with Mrs. Will Reid.
Misses Ethel and Elizabeth Whit
mire of Rosinan spent Saturday
night with their aunt, Mrs. M. 0.
McCall.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Whitmire
were visitors of . Mr. and Mrs.
Gideon Miller Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Edney of
Enka were week-end visitors at the
home of Mrs. Edney’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Henderson.
Miss Ailene Owen returned home
Saturday after spending some time
with friends in Easley, S. C
Misses Hattie and Ruth Thomas
of Easley spent the week-end with
Miss Nellie Thomas.
Mrs. Lesa Loving and Mrs. Ben
Fisher called on Mrs. Will Reid
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Reid is
seriously ill.
Mrs. Ed Waldrop called on her
daughter, Mrs. Abe Lowe, Satur
day .
‘ Butch” Whitmire who has em
ployment in Greenville spent the
week-£ ml with his mother, Mis.
Dovie Whitmire.
Messrs Vernon Clarke and Glen
Galloway of Rosman were visitors
;n this community Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Thomas and sen of
Sunset, South Carolina, were visit
ing relatives and friends in this
community last week.
T. C. Henderson is planting a
voting orchard, consisting mainly o,
the Golden Delicious and Starting
! apples. At this writing he lacks on
ly forty trees having the ground set
hat he has prepared. He says that
ho ha.v given most of his life in the
nterest of others, and that he ex
sects men and women and boys and
girls to be enjoying the fruits of
his orchard after lie haa censed to
dan and has stepped off the stage
f action.
LITTLE RIVER HONOR
ROLL IS ANNOUNCED
Scholastic Honors
Seventh Grade—Clifford McCrary,
Odell Scott, Jennie Georgs, I.illic
Ball, Dorothy McCrary.
Sixth Grade—Annie Gray, Lucile
McCrary, Katherine Shuford.
Fifth Grade—Hairman Merrill.
Fourth Grade—Calvin Merrill, No
vella McCrary, Ruby Baynard, Eve
lyn Hawkins, Ruby McCall, Kathleen
McCrary.
Third Grade—Mary Howell.
Second Grade—Dale Orr, Miriam
Merrill.
Attendance
Seventh Grade—Grady Baynard,
Clifford McCrary, Odell Scott, Doro
thy McCrary, Ethel Smith.
Sixth Grade—Helen Holtzclaw.
Lucile McCrary, Katherine Shuford,
Samantha Smith.
Fifth Grade—Miriam Merrill.
_ Fourth Grade—Lyle Merrill, Cal
vin Merrill, Ruby McCall, Kathleen
McCrary, Novella McCrary, Syble
Merrill.
Third Grade—Lamar Hamilton,
Thomas McCrary.
Second Grade—Miriam Merrill.
First Grade — Clannie McGaha,
Mary McCrary, Jacqueline McCall.
Yearly Honors
Odell' Scott, Dorothy McCrary,
Helen Holtzclaw, Lucile McCrary,
Katherine Shuford, Hairman Merrill,
Calvin Merrill, Lyle Merrill, Ruby
McCall, Kathleen McCrary, Novella
McCrary, Syble Merrill, Lamar Ham
ilton, Thomas McCrary', Clannie Mc
3aha, Mary McCrary.
PENROSENEWS
(By N. L. Ponder)
Saturday of this week is set for
vofle on the Enon cemetery. Those
nterested will please take notice*
ind come prepared to work. Several
legleeted graves need attention and
vill require several hands for extra
lours.
Enon uhurch will observe Easter
Sunday with a program in the after
loon.‘There will be spreia! songs
ind a sermon by the pastor. It is
ixpected that those who can will
ielp to bring the old folks in the
ommunity.
Penrose school has two families
vith measles. Others have escaped
o far and are back in school, except
or a few who are afraid of measles.
Time will tell —
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The Store With the Checkerboard Sign |
I PHONE 66 EAST MAIN STREET |1> BREVARD, N. C- *
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