V
Fun i a! ervieet for Wade Zach
: i-y, , 1. who died at his home in
Brevard Saturday morning, were
. eld Sunday morning at the resi
, enee. The Rev. J. H. West, pastor
of the Brevard Methodist ehurch, of
•iciated. Burial was in the Zachary
cemetery at Cashier’s Valley.
Mr. Zachary had been in ill health
tor some time. He was a member of
the Brettird Methodist church and a
highly respected citizen of the com
munity.
Surviving are his widow. 'Tie fol
lowing children, Harold, Charles,
Ruby, (lb nu and Ruth, all of Bre
vard, hi-, mo.ther, Mrs. James Zach
ary. and three sisters.
Pallbearers were: Dr. J. F. Zach
ary, C. F. Misenheimer, J. T. Owen,
Glover Jackson, Johnnie Harkins and
Henry McCall.
The following acted as flower girls:
Mrs. II. N. Blake, Mrs. J. T. Owen,
Virginia McCall, Elizabeth Jordan,
Mabel Blake, Annie Zachary.
Moore ik Osborne had charge of
funeral arrangements.
POWELL FUNERAL !S
ET FOR THURSDAY
F nenil services for Gainesville
Pov ll will be hi lil Thursday morn
iin ut eleven o'clock at the Big Hill
cent tery on East Fork, with the Rev.
C. C. Reece in charge.
Mr. Powell who was in his 25th
year, died Tuesday night from an
attack of pneumonia folk wing meas
les.
He survived by his widow and
one child. The father. George Powell,
of East F..rk. and the following bro
thers and sisters -urvivc: Field
Powell and Home Proved of East
Fork, Vnil-.e Powell of Glerwood. S.
i".I Mr*. R -atee King of Ea«t
Fork, Mi-S Grace Powell of East
F ork.
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I Society News and Club Activities ]
as- ~-----—
mathatasian club in
INTERESTING MEETING
An interesting meeting of the
Mathatasian club was held Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. u.
Newland. In addition to the mem
b vs two guests were present, Mrs.
Harry Bradley and Mrs. Boyce
Walker.
Th6 club voted to contribute to
vhe General Foundation fund. The
program for next year, as outlineo
o ■ the program committee, was
idpoted, the program to be a study
of the classics.
Mrs. C. E. Cunningham gave an
interesting and profitable discus
sion of the subject of Nutrition.
After the serving of refreshments
bv the hostess, the club adjourned
co meet next at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Zachary.
MRS. MCKEE ADDRESSES L
WEDNESDAY CLUB MEETING
A feature of unusual interest and
enjoyment at the meeting of the Wed
nesday club held Wednesday after
noon of last week was the presence of
Mrs. E. L. McKee, of Sylva, who ad
dressed the club on the subject of
“Citizenship.” The meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. Ethel McMinn,
with Mrs. Frank Jenkins as hostess.
Mrs. A. H. Kizer, program leader
>f the afternoon, had secured her
Hint, Mrs. E. L. McKee, to lead the
irogram. Mrs. McKee related some
f her experiences as the first woman
•cnator in this state, and in her in
spiring message made a plea for the
caching of honesty, integrity, and
high ideals. She urged that every citi
jen become better acquainted with
chat is going on in the schools and
n local legislation, closing her re
narks with an appeal to get back
0 God as the surest remedy for the
1 Is of the present-day world.
The business session preceding the
program was in charge of the vice
president, Mrs. R. W. Everett, in the
absence of the president, Mrs. J. S.
Silversteen.
A pleasant social hour during which
refreshments were served concluded
the meeting.
BLAXCHE BARRUS CIRCLE
MEETS TUESDAY At TERNOON
Regular meeting of the Blanche
Banus circle of the Baptist church
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Julian Glazener.
In the absence of the chairman,
Mrs. Roy Long, the business was
transacted in charge of the co-chair
man Mrs. Julian Glazener, who also
lead the scripture lesson. The open
ing prayer was made by Mrs. J. B.
.Jones. The program wps also in
charge of Mrs. Jones, giving a dis
cussion of the introductory chapter
f the new mission study book, Keys
of the Kingdom,” by Una Roberts
Lawrence, Mrs. Colt man Galloway
resigned from the office ol secre
tarv and it was decided to appoint
a ntw secretary at the next meet
"'^fter a social hour and refresh
ments the circle adjourned to meet
rext with Mrs. George Simpson,
with Mrs. Walter Banks as program
leader.
EASTERN STAR TO HAVE
SPECIAL MEET TUESDAY
A special meeting 01 the Eastern
Star has been called by Worthy Ma
tron Mrs. E. S. English for next
Tuesday night at 7:80 for the purpose
of practicing on degree work. Re
freshments will be served and all
members are urged to attend.
LEAVE ON MOTOR TRIP
TO WESTERN POINTS
Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Stokes left Wed
nesday on a motor trip to Los Ange
les, San Francisco and other points
of interest in the West. They plan to
be away several weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. Stokes were accom
panied i n the trip b.V Mrs. H. J. Mc
Amis c f Hendersonville and Mrs.
Herman Busch of West Union. S. C.
MISSIOX STUDY CLASS
i< SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR
The mission study class <>! the
\h thodist church which was held
! three afternoons last week at tne
home f the leader. Mrs L. B. Haynes,
oroved a successful and enjoyable sui
ts of meetings.
The study book under discussion
was entitled •'Kastirn Women— 1 o
,li,v and Tomorrow." Mrs Haynes
va assisted in the class by .several
her holies who discussed different
hunters in the book. The class met
t rdav. Wednesday and h relay at
nos. <•» the latter occasion a re
w of ti-A study book and otamina
. Mug held. Mrs. L. B. Laud
• ■ns winner of the prize for making,
the highest grade. 90 per cent.
iH* final xarnination.
Ton was served by Mrs. Haynes on
th- first two afternoons and a <)e
■■.rhtful luncheon concluded the series
;• udi< - . r. Friday afternoon.
SIR FRISK FIRTH PAY PARTY
IS EX JOY A RLE AFFAIR
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hamilton en
tertained a numb: r of friends Wed
nesday evening at their homo at
Island Foul with a surprise birth-j
day party honoring their daughter,
.Marjorie Hamilton.
Various games were played dur
ing the evening, and refre-hmenta of
ire cream and cake were creed.
Gin t-- present were: Misses Thel
mo Collins. Margaret Wal.lr n, Eliza
h th Nicholson, Pauline Gillespie,
Margaret Gush, Mari a Henderson,
.Miidied and Evelyn .McIntosh, Elia
Mae, Hlanehe, and Nell Scruggs,
Catherine Shipman, Melrose Sitton,
Selma Morgan, Gladys Gillespie]
G no ' ik n. Coy Nelson, Hazel Ward.
Grate Hamilton.
M -srs. Ray Waldrop, John Col
lins. Freeman and Virgil Gillespie.
Halter Glazener, Roy Johnson, Roy
Nelson, Edwin Morgan. Dewey M mre.
Haskell Hard, Roy Gray. Johnny
Shipman. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ham
ilton and Mr. and Mrs. Gertha Ship
man.
• SARD <'.IRL nos >11 ED
>U.EOE ELECTS >S
Ruth Pickelsimer has recently
honored at Weaver college,
v 10 -he i- in her freshman year,
v being elect: (1 secretary of the col
lege senate. The senate is an im
j -i Sent organization in the
- g b dy of the college and it
considered an exceptional honor to
Ibe or, ally connected with this body
I of .-.tilde nts.
'■ Miss Pickelsimer is the daughter of
Mr. nr.: Mr>. J. B. Pickelsimer of
, Brevard.
FORT SIGHTLY CLVli MEETS
WITH MRS /. E. WATERS
K.gular me'ting of the Fortnightly
club was held Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. K. Waters, with
all hut two members present.
Mrs. Charlie Patton had been
secured by the program leader of the
afternoon. Mrs. J. C. Wike, to talk
to the club on health. Mrs. Patton
stressed particularly the work of the
midwives in this county, telling some
of her own expereinces in the health
work of the county. Adding to the in
terest and information of her discus
sion. Mrs. Patton displayed some of
the necessary equipment used in this
line of health work.
The business meeting preceding the
program opened with the repeating
in unison the club collect. Mrs. I,. K.
Ratchford was elected delegate to the
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Straw Hats
Panamas, Hylows, Peanuts and Milos.
59c to $1.75
Nifty Felts
$1.95 and $2.95
Men’s
SHOES
Njew sports in
Black and White,
Brown and White,
and all other want
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$2.95 up
Boy’s Summer
SHORTS
Ali wanted colors
and materials, at
85c up
:.tate convention in Asheville May 2-5.
Other member* signified their inten
tion of attending the state meeting
also. The meeting was presided over
by the president, Mrs. Cordia King.
Refreshments were served during
the social hour.
LIVINGSTON CIRCLE
MEETS WITH MRS CASE
The Livingston circle of the Bap
tist church held the regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. Avery
Case Thursday afternoon.
The chairman, Mrs. Case, con
ducted the devotionals and the busi
ness. “Christianity in Eurasia” was
the topic for mission study led by
Mrs. W. H. Grogan.
Oe'icious refreshments were served
by the hostess during the social hour.
BOOK TEA TO BE EVENT
OF NEXT TUESDAY
Plans have been completed for the
“Book Tea” which the Guild of St.
Philips Episcopal church will spon
sor next Tuesday afternoon at the
rectory from 4 to 6 o’clock.
More than 50 good books have been
donated for the occasion, from which
number any one attending may select
one book to keep. An admission of
25 cents will entitle anyone to
a book of his own choice, to refresh
ments and to other enjoyable features
which have been provided for this
event.
—
distinguished guests
GIVEN LUNCHEON HERE ll
Mrs Eric Rawls was hostess to a
number of distinguished guests at her
home here at a luncheon Monday at
1 o’clock. The guest list included
wives of the delegates to the South
eastern Cotton Brokers’ association
convening in Greenville S. C., this
week.
The dining room was most effect
ive with its pretty decorations re
flecting early spring. The table? cen
tered with vases of jonquils and paper
white narcissus and other spring
flowers tastefully arranged about the
room combined in pleasing effect with
the crisp yellow curtains at the win
dows to present a veritable bower
land suggestive of the season.
Following the luncheon the guests
motored to Rockbrook camp, enjoy
ing he beauties of the scenery there
and on route, returning to Greenville
via Connestce Falls and vaesars
Head.
Following were the guests pres
ent' Mr- David S. Griffin. Savan
nah, Ga.: Mrs. .1 W. Waddell. Atlan
ta, Ga.: Mrs. E. F. Eucas, Greens
boro: and the f- Having front Green
ville C.: Mrs. Brooke Reeve, Mrs.
J, ii. Lindsay. Mrs. .1. D. Calmer.
Mrs. G orge Rob ison. Mrs. .1. 1.
Greece, Mrs. .!. I . Darkle. Mrs. E. J.
Alice.
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Beaiitiful patterns,
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THE FASHION
cm sn couple is
MARRIED is s. c.
Miss Minnie Galloway, slaughter
oT Mr. and Mrs. Ed Galloway of
]’i yah Forest, and Mr. Claud Owen,
of \V< If Mountain, were married in
.Spartanburg. S. C., en November ^
j frttt. it has just been announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen are making
their lm: J at Pisgah Forest. Mr.
Owen is employed at the CCC camp.
BIRTHDAY DfXXEI! IS
EX JOY ABLE SURPRISE
| Great was the surprise of Mrs.
I George Glazener on Thursday, when
she returned home from a visit with
j Mrs. \V. M. Henry, to find the room
filled with guests who had been in
vited to enjoy with Mrs. Glazener a
surprise birthday dinner. The guests
had been invited bv Mrs. Glazener'*
daughter, Mrs. Cull Whitmire of
Cherr.vfield. Mrs. Joe Grooms and
Mr-. Arthur McCrary of the Country
club road.
These present to enjoy the oc
casion with Mrs. Glazener were:
Mrs. L. W. Brooks and Mrs. Cull
Whi*mire of Cherr.vfield. Mrs. W.
M. Henry. Mrs. G. F. Gallamore,
Mrs. Lottie Duckworth. Mrs. Joe.
Grooms and Mrs. Arthur McCrary j
all of Brevard.
SCREEXS, nvii hind Imilt cheaper
>thun. Seurs-Rocbuck. Mull’s Old
Store bldg, below Post-office. i
PISGAH FOREST NEWS
As a surprise to many in our com
munity was the marriage of Miss
Minnie Galloway to Mr. Claud Owens.,
The couple was married in Green-'
ville on April 10. Mrs. Owens is the1
attractive daughter of Mrs. Julia',
Galloway. Mr. Owens is an employee;
of John Rock CCC camp We wish for
them a very happy and successful
married me. i
Harold Wise of Marlon visited
friends here Sunday.
Quite a few people in this commun
ity attended the dance Saturday night
at the home of Miss Emma Boggs.
Mrs. Maggie Parris celebrated her
84th birthday on Sunday. Her
children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren together with a host
of friends gathered on the hill to wish
her well. The day was spent in talk
ing, singing and eating from t'ne large
table spread in the yard. From tfie
amount of food there no one went
away hungry.
We are glad to see Lance Carter
able to be out again after several days
illness.
Mr., and tyrs. Larry Simpson spent
the week-end with the latter’s mother,
Mrs. D. H. Hollingsworth.
Clifford Williams is employed on
road construction in the Pink Beds
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Taupe, Tawny
Biege, Neutral
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where. ;
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Plenty of room for a party ;
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