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I News of the Week irom Rosman !
| MRS. JORDAN WHITMIRE, Correspondent |
ON MOTOR TRIP
TO THE WEST .
Austin Hogsed, Roy Fisher, w ast
Fisher, Coy Fisher, Fred Strouf
and Claud Stroup left Sunday morn
ing for a six weeks’ motor trip tc
California, Oregon and Washing
ton.
The boys expect to visit kt ellow
stone National Park, Pikes Peak
and other points of interest. They
are making the trip by a southern
route but expect to return by a
northern route, including Niagara
Falls, New York city and Washing
ton. D. C. The trip is being made
in a new Chevrolet sedan. The
boys expect to arrive in California
next Sunday.
ROSMAN JUNIOR CLASS
PRESENTS CHAPEL PLAY
The junior class of Rosman high
school presented a one-act play, en
titled "On the Dotted Line,” at the
chapel Friday morning.
The play illustrated the fact that
the right kind of home and school
training gives one the best outlook
on life. Self consciousness and self
ishness bring about unhappiness.
The newlvweds in the play quarrel
led but were brought together again
by a vacuum cleaner salesman.
Following was the cast of charac
ters: Wilton Brussels salesman, Mar
tin Arrowood; Bertram Dudley, a
newly wed, Victor Sigmon; Hazel
Oudly, his wife, Alta McCall; Mr.
Flandermeyer, father-in-law, Them
Cassell; Mrs. Flandermeyer, mother-)
in-law, Beatrice Woodard; Miss
Pcllt, domestic arbtirator, Pauline
Moore.
PREACHING HOURS
ARE ANNOUNCED
Preaching services will be held
by the pastor, Rev. J. E. Burt, at
Oak drove Quebec Sunday morning
at 11 o’clock and at Glady Branch
in the evening at 8 o’clock.
THREE ENJOYABLE
EASTER EGG HUNTS
Three enjoyable Easter egg hunts
were held (luring the week, by Sun
day school classes and others.
Teachers and members of the
Sunday school class of the Church
of (. I enjoyed an egg hunt near
Calvert Sunday. The party included
the following: Lena and Ruby Love.
Dorothy, Oneida. J- A. Stokley and
Festus Wids, Mamie anil Dorothy
Reid. Eva and Gen°va Galloway,
Mrs. Lola Masters, Jack Murphy.
Ralph Mcece, Paul Meece, Clarence
Masters and Viola Rice.
The primary class Mt. Moriah
Calvert Sunday school, with their
teach . Mi Mary Morgan
an egg hunt the chin
day afternoon.
Following were '* ' ’’-V 1 ’ . "
i nt: Boyce and Gi nn Winches; •
l.lnvd ami Gerald Gii: • pie. Kl/.mb, • ;•
and' Buddy M ■'gat . Ray Isra
Junior Cassell. Ruth Gillespie, Mar
garet, Martha and Dorothy \\!r'.
mire, Rob Whitmire
Laura Phair, Dovi- White, Caro
lyn Kinizey, Jack and Dan Eder.s en
joyed an egg hunt near Rosivan
sch' d building Sunday.
FAREWELL PARTY IS
ESIOYAIU.E OCCASIOX
Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Glazener en
tertained with a' party at their lv me
here Wednesday night, honoring
Ail-tin Uogsed, Rov Fisher, Wa-r.
Fisher. Ocy FUlieij Frrd Stroup
and Claud Stroup, who were leaving
soon for an extended western n-.otor
trip The affair was generally pt •
nouneed one of the most enjojao?
social events of the season.
Refreshments of chicken sala i.
sandwiches, punch and cakes were
served during the evening. Mrs.
Glazener was assisted in serving by
Miss Ola Paxton.
Guests present were: Misses Jo- -
phine, Kdith and Geneva Mull. Mil
dred Whitmire, Margaret and Lucy
Fullbright, of Brevard, Annie and
Oixie Jones of Cedar Mountain.
Marie Moore. Eva Pharr, Virginia
Oats, Ola Paxton and Mattie Cowar.
of Svlva. Messrs Austin Hogsed,
Roy.' Wash, C-y Fisher, Claud.
Fred Tom and Paul Stroup. A. M.
Paxton J.r., K. M. and Wallace Col
lins. John Jack-' n. Walter Whtt
iniiGirtha Watkins. Edwin Eng-,
lish and Mr. York of Brevard, For
rest Ball, Hendersonville.
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ft. Y. P. V. ENJOYS WEINER
ROAST AND EGG HUNT
The B. Y. P. U. of Mt. Moriah
Calvert church enjoyed a weiner
roast and egg hunt Saturday night
near the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gaston Whitmire.
Guests present were: E. J. and
Blanton Whitmire, W. T. and Myr
tle Whitmire, Mamie Hayes, Frank
and Fred Israel, Burean Huggins,
1 Harry and Mae Owen, Ruth Jor
I dan, Annie Mae .and Geneva Paxton,
I Selma and Edwin Morgan, Mary,
Harry, Fannie and Oliver Morgan,
t,amar and Roger Whitmire, D. S.
Winchester, Them Cassell, Gaston,
Whitmire.
! EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE
> WAS WELL ATTENDED
Easter sunrise services were held
Sunday morning jointly by the Itos
rhan Methodist church and Zion
Baptist church on the lawn of the
Methodist church. The services,
sponsored by Rev. J. N. Hall and
Rev. J. E Burt, were pronounced
successful and were well attended.
Miss Ella Mae and Arleen Owen
and Edmond Owen spent Friday
night as guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.
S. Wilds.
Misses Dorothy and Nellie Wilds
spent the week-end at Quebec visit
ing friends.
Mrs. J. S. Wilds is spending sev
-ral days at Greenville, visiting Mr.
ind Mrs. Ralph Willis.
Rev. Clyde McCall preached at
:he Gloucester CCC camp Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Moore were
Sunday guests of Mrs. M. N. Moore.
Mrs- J. A. Whitmire and daugh
ers Martha Margaret and Dorothy
, were Sunday guests of the formers
sister Mrs. Frank Morgan.
! Mrs. S. F. Foster returned to the
| home of her daughter Mrs. C. F. By-j
icrly in Asheville Saturday she was;
' accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. F-i
! Morgan and daughter Miss Ruthj
Morgan. _ . .... , I
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ter Inez and sons Robert and C. H.
Jr. left Sunday to spend a few days
as guests of the fonners daughter
Mrs. Steve Ferguson at Crab Tree.
Mrs. Sallie Galloway Mi-s Grace
Galloway I.orena Galloway Mrs.
! non Whitmire and daughter Miss
Mu . Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Green
and family motored to the Sapphire
eotion Sunday and enjoyed an egg
| hurt.
Glenn Galloway, Miss Louise Gai-j
1 way Margaret and Julian Jones,]
Miss Lc ta Randolph. Miss Ernrnai
Lee Galloway. Homer Clark. Mr.]
Boyd Moore, Mrs. Wil-J
hoi Galloway and daughter Fran-]
a> tended church -’ervices att
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(U‘K»gaU*v of church of God at Ros-j
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»' • O’ .UVIAUII i- VIIVIVM...T
■it her heme here having suffered a |
| tmke Sunday night.
Miss Marie Wilds is reproted
’ mite ill at the home cf her parents
Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. Wilds.
Mrs. M. B. Owen and Mrs. Lola
Masters wire guests at the home of
Mr. ard Mrs. J. S. Wilds Wednes
day .
Karl Duncan spent Sunday as
euest of Charles Clark.
Marvella. small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Staton is very,
ill. , •
Miss Daisy Galloway spent the
week-end at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Galloway.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allison and
| family attended a surprise birthday
■ dinner given in honor and at the
j home of Mrs. H. L. Allison near
Brevard Sunday, thfr latter is
i the mother of Mr. Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Galloway and
daughter Miss Thelma and John
Jackson and small daughter ac
companied Mrs. John Jackson to
Enka Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs. L. V. Sigmon, Mr. and
Mrs W. L. Harmon attended a sing
ing at Mountain View at Pickens
Sunday.
Clarence Crow, Edwin Staton.
Charlie Gant and Lawrence Whit
mire also attended the singing.
Mrs. John Butler of Ninety-Six
S. C., is quite ill at her home, Mrs.
Butler is the former Miss Mae Burt. •
Her sister Miss Ruth Burt is spend-j
—active
Y oungsters
need it — —
IT BUILDS muscle, sound
Leiii and go d Health. And
the, like sweet, natural
ta.-te.
Sunny Side
Grade
“A”
NOT PASTEURIZED, but
just as pood as Grade
“A Raw Milk can be
made.
SUNNY SIDE DAIRY
Paul Glazener Walter Glazener
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ing several days with her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harmon are
leaving Wednesday for Gastonia- to
spend several weeks.
Vess Chappel of Pickens was a
business visitor lo Rosman Thurs
day.
Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Burt and
daughter Margaret Hope and son
Joe were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F. Paxton Sunday.
Mrs. H. G. Stophel and Miss Helen
Henderson spent the week-end visit
ing relatives and friends in Green
ville.
H. G. Stophel was a business
visitor to Brevard Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bush of Bre
vard visited Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Daniels Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams and
sons, Marshall and Earl of States
ville daughters Ollie and Clois, M.
A. Williams and daughter Rachel
and son Albert of Brevard visited
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Pharr and
other relatives here Sunday.
D. L. Glazener of Willetts spent
the week-end with his family here.
Gertha Watkins was a dinner ,
guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Glaze
ner Sunday.
Ralph Eldridge a student of
Weaver college, Weaverville spent
Easter vacation with his parents
Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Eldridge.
Bert McLean who has been under
going treatment at Six Mile hospital .
returned home Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eldridge •
and son Carl were business visitors <
to Asheville Wednesday..
Edwin Staton, Charles Glazeper \
and John Jackson of the Rosman 1
String Band played for a dance at ]
,U»e home cf Duncan MacDougal
'Tuesday, Friday and Saturda,
nights at Caesar’s Head.
Mrs. Claud Glazener who under
went an operation at Patton Mem
orial hospital in Hendersor.vlile hai
returned home.
Mrs. Roe Rice who underwent ai
operation at Six Mile hospital re
turned here Saturday.
Mr. a nd Mrs. E. A. Glazenei
visited their daughter Miss Louis*
Glazener who is a student at Ashe
ville Normal and Teachers college
in Asheville.
James, Paul and Wm. White spent
the week-end visiting relatives at
Statesville.
Mrs. Wade Garren and son For
est of Asheville were guests of Mrs.
L. M. Glazener at the home of Mr,
and Mrs.. A. M. Paxton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Summeral
joined a party of friends from Pied
mont and Anderson, S. C-, Sunday at
White Pine camp and enjoyed a
picnic dinner.
Miss Mary Louise Bass of Cin
cinatti, Ohio spent Friday night as
fuest of Mrs. M. C. Sumeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Glazener and
laughter Miss Ruby and sons
Charles and Tom were visitors to
Brevard Saturday night.
Thomas Glazener spent Saturday
n Brevard as guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Winston Ashworth.
T. H. Thomas spent the week-end
n South Carolina visiting relative*!
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Misses Elsie White, Irene Pharr,
LaVerne Whitmire students of W. C.
r. C. spent Easter vacation with
heir parentc here.
F. L. Wilson and daughter Mrs.
\ston Heath and Mary Louise
Heath were guests Wednesday of
Hrs. Jordan Whitmire.
Miss Mattie Cowan of Sylva
risited Miss Belle Fisher Wiednes
lay.
James T. Bales of Sylva spent
he week-end with Mrs. Bales at
he home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee R.
Maher.
CEDAR MTN. NEWS.
The farmers are taking advantage
i of the pretty weather and are turn
ing the land for the coming crop.
Solomon Jones is visiting in Char
lotte and attending the Rf-publicar.
convention. While there he will
visit his sen Ed who has a respon
sible position with the Kenny Cof
fee company.
D. E. Smith and wife, Mrs. W.
II. League and daughter of Travel
ers Rest, S. C., spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Watton.
The Sunday school gave a very
interesting program Sunday morn
| ing. A libera! offering was made
for missions.
Rev. C. W. Hilemon filled his
regular appointment Sunday eve
ning. j
P. T. Watson has reopened his(
store with a complete line of grocer-,
ies, notions snd feeds, oils and gas.
He intends to keep his store open
the year ’round, which will be of
great benefit to the community. Mr.
Watson is a man of much experience
in this line of business.
5. A. Jones’ mother, who is very
' ill, has been brought beck from
South Carolina to his home.
The mother, brothers and aisters
of Mr. Bill Bishop visited his home
at the Hunter farm for Easter
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1 Cellar Mountain school, entertained
| her pupils with an Easter egg hunt
jFriday. An enjoyable time was re
1 ported •
Miss Viola Tabers, Fannie Spear
man and Mr. Jake Wickliffe of
Greenville visited Miss Carrie Jones
and brothers Sunday.
The W. M. S. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Nellie Jones Friday
at 2:30 o’clock.
There will be a working at the
Rocky Hill cemetery and church
grounds Saturday, April 7 Come
and bring your hoes and rakes.
BALSAM GROVE NEWS
A large crowd was present at the
regular preaching service here Sun
day, and a general invitation is ex
tended to all people of the communi
ty to attend the coming Sunday at
which time re-organization of the
Sunday school is expected to fce made.
Mother's prayer meetings have been
started once more in the community
and one is to be held each week. All
women and girls are invited to those
meeting*.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Anderson of
Piedmont, Mrs. W. M. McCall and
daughter, Miss Georgia, spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. Harry ifs
Miss Ruth Morgan spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McCall at Cherryfield.
Filmore Galloway is recovering
very nieeiy.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown visited
friends and relatives in Jackson
county recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon McCall and son
of Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc
Call were visitors at the home of
Mrs. Doctor McCall here Sunday aft
ernoon.
Boyd McCall is very ill with the
meulef,
Mr. and Mrs. Harlow McCall and
children of the Macedonia section,
visited here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henson McCall have
recently moved to Brevard.
Charlie Buckner and family vis
ited friends and relatives in Green
ville the past week-end.
Several people from this section
are attending court n Brevard this
week.
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water makes him hardboited.
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