UPPER BOYLSTON
i By l.orena McCall)
We have had some nice weather
for Easier this year.
Mrs. Harvey English is very ill
this writing. We hope for her a
nedy recovery. .
Mis- Sallie Patton was the guest
Thursday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Simpson.
Mrs. W. S. Taylor called on her
sister Miss Eulalia Orr Friday af
ternoon.
Miss Eulalia Orr has been on the
sick list but has somewhat recovered.
Little Gladys McCall has recovered
from the measles.
Mrs. Louise Surrey of Asheville
visited her husband and father re
cently.
J. M. Patton and grandson and
Cleve Burgess called on Carl Orr
Monday.
Mrs Perry Fullbright called on
Miss Eulalia Orr Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M Pattons
daughters and grandchildren visited
them recently.
J L Ledbetter called on W. S. Tay
lot* Monday of last week.
Furman Reece was visiting rela
tives in Wcavcrville, Tenn., recent
Clcvc Burgess and Lee English
made a business trip to Brevard
Tuesday.
J. M. Patton entertained a num
bei his friends and relatives Wed
nes ■ v night of last week with
phrn igraph music.
Mrs. Perry Fullbright visited Mrs.
T. .1. Hollingsworth Tuesday.
E. F. Alexander and E. F. Rcecc
made a business trip to Blantyre
Saturday.
It came as a surprise to many
friends and relatives the wedding of
Miss E •telle Moffit and Mr. Ralph
Bannii They were married last
August but it was not announwd
until Saturday night at the ending
of the Etowah high school. Mrs.
Banning is the daughter of Jesse
Moffit of Etowah, and Mr. Banning
is the son of Jasper Banning of
Lower Boylston. The couple will
make their lame in Asheville where
Jlr. Banning is employed.
Clove Burgess is moving his saw
mill from Bog creek to Sutton
creek.
Furman and Arlin Reece ard mak
ing a great improvement on their
farm.
\V, A. Buvnard recently exchanged
eats ami he now owns a big truck.
Rachel English i- -pending a few
.lays with Mrs. Harvey English
while -lie is ill.
Walter Cairnos recently bought
a new truck.
Joe Ledbetter made a business
trip to Hendersonville recently.
I.e English was a business visitor
at Etowah Saturday.
This community was sorry to
l ain o,’ the death of Mrs. Oscar
And'1! sou of Cole Valley, 111. She
vaii before her marriage Miss]
Krtlo English, daughter of Mr.
ind Mrs. Weldon English of Boyls-j
n. She is survived by her husband
lud five children, mother and eight
brothers, Lee, Henry, Neal, Lester,
Charlie and Harvey English, all of
Roylston, Tom English of Mexico
ind John of Philadelphia, one sis
■>i- Miss Rachel English and a num
ber of friends and relatives on
Boylston.
Lee English was the dinner guest
Friday of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Tay
lor.
Dave Holiday of Blantyre visited
Rick McCall Sunday.
Mrs. Rick McCall is ill with the
flu at this writing.
Mrs. Thomas Duncan has returned
to her home after spending a few
weeks with her daughters in Ashe
vile.
Sam Crook and family of Ashe
ville called on Mrs T. R. Duncan
I Sunday.
Jessie Simpson of South Carolina
called on Mr. and Mrs. Jake Simp
sen over the week-end.
Ed Owenby and Clarence Brown
of Turkey Creek called on Johnnie
Alexander Sunday..
AT THE
CLEMSON THEATRE
On Friday and Saturday of this
week, the Clenwon offers a sensa
tional drama of the West featuring
Rex Bell, the rugged cinema cowboy.
“From Broadway to Cheyenne” is
the title of this picture, which de
picts the trail of a hair-trigger hom
bre who quit the bright lights of
Broadway for the blaze of a six-gun
in the cactus country. Playing in
this Monogram picture with Rex Bed
are Marceline Day, Robert Ell’.s,
Gwen Lee, Roy D’Arcy and others.
“From Broadway To Cheyenne
promises a real thrill to Western en
thusiasts.
Irene Dunne and Ralph Bellamy
are co-starred in “This Man Is Mine”
which is billed for Monday and Tues
day of next week. This is a delight
ful comedy-drama rich with effer
vescent laugh? and a sophisticated
pi. t. Those who enjoy sparkling
humor, wit, and daring situations
should see it. As an added attraction
to “This Man Is Mine,” a musical ex
travaganza including Dorothy Stone,
Gus Shy. and a host of beautiful
girls amid gorgeous settings will be
shown. “Look for the Silver Lin
ing" is the optimistic title of this
added musical feature.
Outstanding pictures for coming
weeks include Zasu Pitts in “Sing
and Like It, Frances Dee in “Keep
m Rolling,” and John Wayne m
“The Sagebrush Trail.”
"Ronald
proposed.” ...
“No wonder, look at the silly thing
he was doing.”
NOTICE
TO PROPERTY OWNERS
K. Gaston Whitmire has been duly appointed
('■ unty Supervisor of Taxation and will soon appoint
iho Tax Listers for the various townships in the Coun
ty and he will advertise the place and time where the
property owners in the several townships can l:st_their
property for taxation.
A great many property owners have failed to
list their property in the past and it costs the County
a large sum each year to search the records and make
»• ut accurate lists.
I nder the provisions of law, the property owner
i required to list his taxes with the tax lister during
the period fixed by law for such listing and if the
property owner tails, neglects or refuses to so list his
property, he is liable to indictment.
Therefore, in order to have a true and correct
tax list of all the property in the County, the County
Appraiser of Taxation will have to proceed by law
against each and every taxpayer who fails or neg
lects to list hi ; property during the time provided for
same
Notice will be given by advertisement in the
Transylvania Times and also by notices posted at
several places in each Township when and where the
Tax Lister can be found by the property owner, and
all citizens are now notified that they are expected
to meet said Tax Lister and list their property and
;hereby save themselves from additional cost of legal
action against them.
i
Respectfully,
I
Board of Commissioners,
of Transylvania County
QUEBEC NEWS |
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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Whitmire and
daughters visited Mrs. Whitmire’s
parents at Lake Toxaway last Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Whitmire vis
ited their daughter, Mrs. Waltev
Sanford, at Enka last week.
Miss Edith Jacobs of Salisbury is
[ visiting Miss Vera McCall this
I week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Odell had a
“fence building” on Wednesday of;
last week. They got a fine string of;
fence built, but did not finish all
they had planned. The men did the
fence work, the women did the cook
ing the young people had a “big
time” playing and all greatly en
joyed the fine eats.
Miss Nora Galloway of Easley
spent the week-end with Mrs Loving.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McCall visited
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Whitmire Sunday
evening.
Miss Gussie Whitmire and brother
Ras gave an egg hunt to a large
number of their young friends last
Sunday afternoon. All reported an
exceedingly good time.
A crowd of young people greatly
enjoyed a “hike” to Toxaway falls
Sunday afternoon. The party con
sisted of Mrs. Lesa Loving, Misses
Lillian, Opal and Mary Dodgin, Lu
cille Henderson and Messrs Medford
Chapman, Claude Owen and Wayr.e
Lowe.
Guffie Whitmire oi ureenvuie
spent the week-end with his mother,
Mrs. Dovie Whitmire.
Edwin Whitmire, who has been
spending some time at Enka and
Canton is now at home.
Miss Helfcn Henderson called on
Mrs. Delpha McCall Saturday even
ing. „ ...
Miss Bernice Reid was a visitor
with Miss Gussie Whitmire Sunday.
Miss Carrie Owen was a guest in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hen
derson on Tuesday night of iast
week*
Uncle Jack Whitmire and son,
(Cfaude and daughter Ann, of Green
ville visited relatives in this com
jmunity last Sunday.
; Miss Dorine Lee, the primary
i teacher in Quebec school, gave her
I pupils and a few others an Easter
egg hunt Friday afternoon. All pre
Isent greatly enjoyed the occasion.
Claude Simpson and friends of
Greenville were dinner guests with
(Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Whitmire Sun
I «iav
| Jason McCall is having a new home
j built. C. W. Henderson is the fore
man in charge of the work.
! Miss Virgie Thomas spent Sunday
night with Miss Opal Dodgin.
| Misses Nellie and Dorothy Wild of
: Bosnian spent Saturday night with
: Misses Ailene and Ella Owen.
I Mrs. R. T. Fisher and Mrs. C. A.
| Brooks visited Mrs. C. W. Henderson
! Mo nday.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson McCrary and
j son, Judson, Jr. of Brevard, visited
relatives in this community iast Sun
p ,,
i Misses Vera and Frances Met all
ivisited Miss Gussie Whitmire last
Saturday.
I Miss Fay Brooks was a guest m
lib. home of Mr. and Mrs. T. (’. Ilcn
I dorson last Monday night.
Garland Whitmire lias been on the
! siek list for the past few days.
L. C. Sanders visited his sister,
Mrs. Cecil Whitmire last week.
Misses Hanmra iienuvifum
! Hden Mc Call took dinner with Miss
i Rebecca Smith last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brown and
!children and Misses Hattie and Ruth
! Thomas of Easley spent the week
end wlih relatives in ibis community.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Whitmire and
daughter. Mrs. Connie Fish of Can-!
ton, called on James Fisher and
daughter. Miss Jessie Fisher, Sat-,
urday evening. „ , ,
Messrs Clyde and Rill Lee of Lake
Toxaway were visitors in this com
munity last Saturday.
Mrs. Lesa Loving and Miss Lucille.
Henderson visited the home of Mrs. i
Welter McKinney on Thursday oti
last week. . !
Wayman Thomas and Oscar )'. .ut
mire spent last SSaturday in Easley.
SC '
Charles Reid spent Sunday wtih
Truman Henderson.
Millie Fisher and daughter, Myrtle
Lee Fisher, were Brevard visitors;
Saturday. !
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Whitmire and
children were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Gideon Miller Sunday. j
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Owen and!
baby spent Monday with Mrs. Owen’s
father. Mack Reid.
Spurgeon Brown of Easley spent
Sunday with friends in this com
munity.
Misses Ailene and Ella Mae Owen
spent Friday night at Rosman with
Misses Nellie and Dorothy Wilde.
The voting people of this commun
ity met at Oak Grove Baptist church
on Wednesday night of last week to
re-organize the B. Y. P. U. Society.
Th" officers elected were as follows:
President, Miss Helen Henderson;
Vice Pres., Miss Lucille Henderson;
Quiz Leader, Miss Ailene Owen; Soc
vetary, Miss Mildred Hendtrson;
Group Captain No. 1, Miss Lillian
Dodgin; Group Captain No. 2, Clax
ton Henderson.
M. D. Hardin made a business trip
to Rosman last Friday.
Charles Reid spent one night last
week with John B. Reid
Henry Chapman and son. J. B.,
called on Mr. and Mrs. John H. Reid
Sunday.
Miss Carrie Owen visited Mrs.
Clarence Owe* last Friday.
Rickman Manly of Rosman was a
visitor in this community last Pit
day.
Edmund Owen eft last Sunday for
(he CCC camp.
LATEST STYLE
Little. Girl (to eight-year-old boy) :
Oh. 1 think you are ju” lots better
likin’ than your daddy.”
Little P> v ‘1 ought to be. I’m a
later model.” *
blantyre breezes ;
(Mrs. Ada Reed)
—
A. W. Davis who has been ill
for some time at his home here has
sufficiently recovered to be able to
return to his work in South Caro
lina.
Mrs. W. K. Duncan visited Mrs.
J. T. Justus Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McMurray
are living in the house formerly oc
cupied by Mr. Clannie Justus and
family.
Miss Belle Reed spent Easter at
her home here.
Uncle Vance Duncan and son W.
K. Duncan were ill last week.
The congregation enjoyed the
Easter message by the pastor very
much last Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Jordan visited
Mrs. T. J. Justus recently.
Mrs. A. C. Rickman of Pisgah
Forest called in our community last
week.
Mr. ana mrs r,ari ur»y, apem
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
John Reed and family.
Mrs. Sid Barnett of Pi3gah For
est was in this section Saturday.
The Blantyre folk enjoyed the
message delivered by Rev. W. P.
Holtzclaw. Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Setzer and
son Jr. visited Mrs. Setzer's parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Reed Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Morgan
visited Mrs. 0. J. Morgan Sunday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. P. A.
Rahn, March 20th, a son.
Mrs. R. L. Morgan gave her
husband a pleasant surprise in the
form of a birthday dinner. A com
plete account of which will be found
else where in the columns of this
paper.
Orange County Grangers have
planted 500 black walnut seedlings
bought from the State forest nurse
ry
T ime will tell —
wear SUNDIAL SHOES
THE FASHION, Brevard
*
Any farmer having farm land that is idle and
who wants a tenant to care for it, is requested to
register at this office immediately.
AH persons who want to be tenants and have
been unable to get a farm are also requested to reg
ister at once.
DO YOU
NEED ANY P?
No matter what kind of work you might k***i
we have dozens of people who are qualified to do »t
and who need the work.
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Please tell your friends and neighbors about this.
REEMPLOYMENT OFFICE
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Daughter: Going to be, mother!
Aren’t you going to sit up and wait
for Dad?
Mother: What’s the use? I have
such a cold I can hardly speak
Visitor—“Well, Joe, how do you
like your new sister?"
Joe—“Oh, she’s mil right, I gue*s;
but there are lots of things we need
ed worse.”
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