FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS j
1 hereby announce my candidacy
tor the office of Register of Deeds, j
.object to the will of the Democratic
voters t»> b» expressed in the June
Primary, 11)34. If nominated and
elected. I promise to perform all
«bitie: connected with the office to
ih*s best <>f my ability. Your support
will be appreciated.
NOAH C. MILLER,
tfp Lake Toxaway.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
[ hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of register of deeds
subject to the action of the Demo
xratic Primary in June. If nominat
ed amt elected, I will promise to
strive the people of my county to
the very best of my ability, and
ihall appreciate the support of ev
eryone.
EDWIN A. MORGAN
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
l hereby announce my candidacy j
for Register of Deeds subject to the
will of the citizenry of Transylvania
xounty to be expressed in the June.
.Primary Always a loyal Democrat
jnd supporter of the President and
his Administration, I respectfully j
re i st vour vote.
ECK L. SIMS
Brevard.
,‘nR REGISTER OF DEEDS
! hereby announce myself as can
didate for re-nomination and elec
tion on the Democratic ticket l'or the
place <>f Register of Deeds of Tran-J
vylv.oii i County. My record a- your
■pubii want is my ncommenda
tion. I tall appreciate your support,
if JESS A. GALLOWAY ,
f ‘)K STATE SEXATOR
( ! ivti.v announce my eandidaeyl
r nomination a- Senator for thei
Thirty second Senatorial District.]
.subject to the action of the Demo-i
rate Primary which is to be hold:
II Jlille
The app,,rt of those having con
Mionti in my ability to serve ttie
test interests of the public itt this
pisitioe w'il he appreciated.
M. W. Galloway
RET RESEA TATlVE
1 i< i etiy announce my candidacy
' House of Representatives
>ubjce: to the action of the Demo
Primary in June. If nominat
*(! . u dieted. I promise faithful]
serti.e ,i- .i member looking to the!
i-its. e-r- of the people of the county]
and state Y uv support will be ap-]
^reeiated
W. M. HENRY.
COR STATE SEX A TOR j
l hereby announce my candidacy!
' • minati'm as Senator for the'
Thirty-Second Senatorial l.)i-trict|
subject to th< action of the Demo-j
irate primary in June. I shall ap- j
predate vour support.
;f RALPH II. RAMSKY. Jr.)
F(il: ( I.ERE SUPERIOR COURT j
To tiie Citizens of Transylvania;
County:
I giontly appreciate the support]
>f th ood citizen- of Transylvania]
Conn give! me when I ran for the;
ofi'i-1 . f Cirrk of the Superior
Court !• r my lir-t term which I am
now -living. Since my election I
havi tr ■ il to serve the entire people
oi the eouiif honestly and eon-;
deteniioii-ly. Kvery citizen of Tran-;
jylvar . county has received my best
servo, when it was my opportuni
ty to give same.
1 re (poctfully ask the support of
the g od citizens of the county in
my i r >i : to lx* re-nominated and
re-ele d to the office I now fill.
In ATLANTA
HOTEL
*
400 Light. Viry Room*—100
Bath*. Mont convenient loca
tion in Atlanta. Garage under
the same roof. Radio.
Rathskeller — Table d' Hate :
unit a hi I .arte — and Coffee j
Shoppe.
•-> lsattes *
IIKA.NOAAIH.E
One of DHSKLER HOTELS \
/ Also: \
Andrew Jackson
Naslivillo/Teun.
Tatwiler Hotel
Hirminshani, Ala.
Jefferson Davis
Dfontgomer}, Ala.
SI. Charles
New Orleans, la.
m CARLING DUSKLER .
('resident und Gen. Mgr,
.>/ J.m .Southern IIotjiilmBl?*
If nominated and elected I pledge
my best services to the people of
uio county ami will not, under any
circumstances, be a candidate to suc
ceed myself at the end of my second
term.
OTTO ALEXANDER 1
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS '
I hereby announce my candidacy
‘or Register of Deeds, subject to
the Democratic Primary to be held
in June. Your support will be ap
ircciated, and if nominated and
■lected I promise to do my duty to
he very best of my ability.
GLENN BURRELL
Brevard
FOR STATE SENATOR
I hereby announce my candidacy
'or State Senator from the 32nd
Senatorial district, subject to the
vill of the voters to be expressed in
he June Primary. I shall appreciate
•our support.
I june pd COS PAXTON
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
To The Voters of Transylvania Co.
Having served my county as Tax
Collector lor one term, and having
faithfully discharged the duties of
said office, I hereby announce niv
clf as candidate for nomination for
the second term, subject to the
Democratic Primary. I will appreci
ate the support of my friends.
Respectfully, 0. L. ERWIN
» ____________
FOR SOLICITOR
I hereby announce my candidacy
j for the Democratic nomination for
[ Solicitor of the Eighteenth Judicial
' District subject to the action of the
\ Democratic Primary to be held on
I .June 2nd. Support of my friends in
Transylvania County will Ik; ap
oreciatcd.
R. LEE WHITMIRE.
Hendersonville, N. C.
FOR SHERIFF
' 1 hereby announce my candidacy
| for the nomination for Sheriff of
Transylvania County, subject to the
’.ction of the Democratic Primary
o be held in June.
If nominated and elected I promise
n civo to this office the very best
hat is within me and to faithfully,
I carlessly and impartially execute
Che duties of the office.
Your support will be appreciated.
Respectfully,
1.. E. BAGWELL
FOR CLERK OF COURT
1 hereby announce my candidacy
'Clerk of Superior Court subject to
the action of the Democratic Primary
|in June. If nominated and elected I
I .romise to faithfully serve tin1 peo
ple to the best of my ability. I shall
appreciate your vote and your sup
SPALDING McINTOSII
FOR SHERIFF
1 hereby announce myself as can
I lidote for nomination an.I election on
the Democratic ticket to the office of
[Sheriff for the second term and will
appreciate the interest ami support
of all my friends. I promise to do my
best to serve the people of my county
if again elected to this office.
TOM S. WOOD
| FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
1 hereby announce myself as a
'candidate to succeed myself as a
member of the board of county com
missioners, subject to the action of
i the Democratic Primary T '
'done my best to serve
i during my past term an . (
nveiato vour support again.
W. L. AIKEN
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
1 hereby announce my candidacy:
for member of the legislature sub
ject to the action of the Democratic j
Primary in June. I shall appreciate
your support and if nominated and
elected promise to work for all the
people of the county.
W. H. DUCKWORTH
FOR SOLICITOR
I announce my candidacy for re- j
nomination as Solicitor of the
Eighteenth Judicial District, subject
to the Democratic Primary, and re
spectfully solicit your support.
J. WILL PLESS, Jr.
! FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER |
i At the insistence of a number of
leading citizens of the county 1"here-1
by announce my candidacy for nomi- j
".ation in the Democratic Primary fori
he place of County Commissioner.
My reason for running for the office
A to be of service to the people.
E. CARL ALLISON
FOR COMMISSIONER
[ hereby announce for re-nomina
‘ion and election on the Democratic j
ticket for the office of Commissioner.1
T have done my best for the past j
four years for my county, and if
th • people want me to continue I
-hail aopreciate their support.
W. B. HENDERSON
FOR tax COLLECTOR
T . the Voters of Transylvania
County:
1 hereby announce my candidacy,
for Tax Collector, subject to the Dem-1
erratic Primary in June. If nomi-|
rated and elected I will discharge the
duties of the office to the best of my ,
ability. Your vote yill be highly ap-:
; predated. I
I LEM BROOKS, j
1ARB0N PAPER—the kind that
lasts and refuses to smut all over
ho office when handled.at loss j
han you pay for cheap grades. The .
'in-.es office.
rY PE WRITER RIBBONS—guaran
teed regular Underwood-FisheT
made same you pay 76c for else
where—only 60 cents, 2 for $1.00.
The Times office.
OAKLAND NEWS
(By Mrs. Lee F. Norton)
Rain last week put the farmers of
this section out cf business for the'
time being.
Wo hope all who are iterested in
the Reid cemetery will remember the
annual working the last Saturday in
April. All who can are asked to bring
fertilizer or compost for flower beds,
and don’t forget the date, April 28. ,
Mrs. Clyde and llovie Chappell re
cently vsiited their little daughter
and granddaughter who is still in
Angel Brothers hospital at Franklin.
Mrs. S. E. .Alexander and Mrs. Lee
Norton recently visited Mrs. Cora
Cash and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Reid.
Mrs. Mary Burgess and Kile Gallo
way called on Mrs. W. F. McCall Wcd
: nesday.
Mrs. Lillie Alexander spent Thurs
day night wit hMrs. I. S. Sandora.
I Mrs. Woodfin Miller was a Bre
vard visitor Saturday.
I. S. Sanders, Louis Rigdon and
‘ Robert Wilson were in Brevard Sat
urday on business.
j Claud Nicholson was quite ill the
! past week with measles. He has pass
ed the danger point, it is thought.
, Mrs. Clyde Chappell visited rela
tives at Reids Siding Saturday and
reported some of them were quite ill
with measles.
j Mrs. S. E. Alexander was dinner
guest Friday of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. ]
Reid.
Mrs. Vera Owen is visiting her sis
iter, Mrs. E. D. Reid.
| Ray Sanders and his friend, Mr.
j Truett of Teliieo Plains, Tenn., spent
a few hours at home here Sunday.
Ray is looking well and says he is
liking his position fine, They returned
by way of Enka where they expected
to visit a short tmie with Miss Evon
Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Ducker spent
the week-end here with the latter’s
j parents, Mr. and Mrs E. I). Reid.
Mrs. I. S. Sanders and son Cecil
visited Mrs. Dewey Bryson and family
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Reid called
Sundav afternoon on Mr. and Mrs.
E. D. Reid.
Mr. ai'd Mrs. Clarence Norton
visited Mr. and Mrs. Elzic Cash Sun
day.
Mrs. I.cc Norton spent Sunday af-i
ternoon with Mrs. Mary Burgess.
Otto Alexander of Brevard visited
friends in this section Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reid have opened
Mount Toxaway lodge quite earlv to
tourists, and apparently nr:- doing
a good business already, judging by
the number of visitors one sees an und
the place. We wish for them a suc
cessful season.
Rev. 1). C. Owen filled his regular
appointment at Lake Toxaway Baptist
church Sunday. We had an interest
ing service and received two mem
bers, Mrs. Taylor Lee ami Miss Mary
I/oe, by letter.
UPPER BOYLSTON
(By Loren a McCall)
We have been having some nice
rain for the last week down in this
section.
Mrs. Bert Alexander and Miss
Minnie Newton and small sons Glenn ;
i and Russell, all of Turkey Creek. ■
spent last Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Johnnie Alexander.
Mrs. W. A. Baynard has recovered;
I nicely from being poisoned with shu
, mack. _
Lee English was a recent guest of
Bud Patton. 1
i Mrs. W. S. Taylor has recovered
! from the flu and measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Reece had
ns their guests last Wednesday Mr.;
and Mrs. Charlie Reece and Mr. and,
Mrs. Ecverett Reece of Henderson
Little Evelyn Reece, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Reecc.has been,
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Reece.
Jack Shipman was a recent guest
of Charlie Reece.
Mrs. Perry Fullbright visited Miss
Eulalia Orr. . .. ,1
Earl Fullbright of Brevard visited
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Full-i
bright, the past week - I
Carlos Holden visited F. J. Hol
lingsworth recently.
Miss FlorencevMcCall was a recent
Ellest of Mrs, Perry Fullbright.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Fullbright. and j
small son and daughter. Wayne and :
Helen, attended the plav at the Bre
vard high school Thursday night.
Gurley Shipman and family visited
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Simpson recently. |
Miss Lorena MtCall was the din-j
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Shope j
of Lower Buylston on Sunday. |
Mrs T R. Duncan aas returned!
to' her home after spending a few j
(lava with her daughters in Ashevule..
tom Young of Lower Eoviston call- I
ed on Mr. and Mrs. E. R- McCall j
Sunday afternoon. 1
Lee English was a recent guest of ,
Johnnie Alexander.
Million Dollar Damage Sait For
Holmes Lynching
SAN FRANCISCO—The lynching
of two men by a mob of 5.000 pei
<ons at San Jose, Calif., la--t tall re
sulted Friday iii a damage suit for
SI,050,000 filed here against Governor
James Rolph, Jr., the San Jose News,
radio station KQWN, 12 identified
persons, and 100 unidentified per
sons. . ,
Mrs. Evelyn Holmes, widow ot
John M. Holmes, who was lynched
with Thomas. Thurmond after they
allegedly confessed the kidnaping and
slaying of Brooke Hart, son of a
wealthy San Jose merchant, was
plaintiff in the superior court suit. |
Diltivger's Doctor Arrestetd
MINNEAPOLIS—Proof of reports
that John Dillinger. outlaw fugitive,
was wounded in his gun fight with
officers here March 31 was claimed
Friday by federal authorities with
arrest of Dr. Clcytcn E. May, Min- ;
neapolis physician and a nurse sin
pluje. 1
LITTLE RIVER HONOR j
ROLL IS ANNOUNCED !
Honor roll for the seventh month!
at Little River as given cut by Miss
Rallie Merrill anti Miss Julia Wood, j
teachers, includes the following.
names:
Scholastic Honors
Seventh grade— Grady Banyan!,|
Clifford McCrary, Odeli Scott, Lillie;
Ball, Dorothy McCrary. j
Sixth—Helen Holtzclaw, Lucile Mc
Crary, Katherine Shuford.
Fifth—Hairman Merrill.
Third—Mary Howell.
Second— James Allen, Dale Orr,
Miriam Merrill.
First—T. R. McCall.
Attendance
Seventh grade—Clifford McCrary,1
i Odell Scott, Lillie Ball, Dorothy Mc
Crary, Ethel Smith.
! Sixth grade—Helen Holtzclaw, Lu
cile McCrary, Katherine Shuford,
Samantha Smith.
Fifth grade—Hairman Merrill.
1 Fourth Grade—Calvin Merrill, Lyle
Merrill, Evelyn Hawkins, Ruby Mc
' Call kathlvn McCrary, Novella Mc
! Crary, Syble Merrill.
Third grade— Lamar Hamilton,
Fred McCrary, Thomas McCrary.
Second grade—Dale Orr, Miriam
Merrill. , , „ ,
First grade— Clanme McGaha,
i Mary McCrary, Jaqueline McCall, La
Vone Orr.
Yearly Attendance Hanom
i Odell Scott, Dorothy McCrary,
! Helen Holtzclaw, Katherine Shuford
Hairman Merrill. Calvin Merrill, Lyle
■ Merrill, Ruby McCall, Kathlyn Mc
Crarv, Novella McCrary, Lamar Ham
ilton.' Thomas McCrary, Clannic Mc
Gaha. Mary McCrary, Syble Mer
rill. Luc ilc McCrary.
Asheville lie** Sunday Amusement*
ASHEVILLE — Sunday amuse
ments in Asheville, including baseball
and theaters from 1 to 7 o’clock in
the afternoon and from 0 on in
1 the evening, were okc-hed by city
council Thursday when it passed un
' animously on three readings an ordin
1 mice providing for the change. The
hours were fixed so as not to conflict
i with services at most churches.
_. G. W. BALL b
BURIED IN ARKANSAS
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. George W. Hail, which
occurred in Humphrey, Arkansas,
following a long illnes3. Burial was
made in Arkansas on Wednesday of
last week.
The deceased will be remembered
here as she was a former resident of
Pisgah Forest and has numerous
friends and relatives in this commun
ity, Surviving are the husband, three
daughters and three sons, as fol
lows:
Miss Maggie Hail of Arkansas,
Mrs. Myrtie Warren of Brevard; Mrs.
Y. J. McCrary of North Brevard; the
sons are Harvey of Arkansas, Jess J.
of Brevard and Clarence of New Mex
ico.
_
j New Jobs Created in Past Year
WASHINGTON — 2,700,000 per
I sons have been given job? during the
past year through the CWA organi
zations and approximately 419,500
| have been added to manufacturing in
j dustries.
At Any Hour
Day or Night
MOORE
and
OSBORNE
Undertakers
Are ready to serve you
Day Phones, 88, 159, 250
Night Phones, 159, 250
BREVARD, N. C.
Ill & 119 W. Main St
Moore & Osborne
Undertakers
SEE THIS CROSS
It Means the REAL ARTICLE
GENUINE
ASPIRIN
Of Bayer
Manufacture
When you go to buy aspirin,
S remember this: Every
et of real aspirin of
Bayer manufacture is
stamped with this cross. No
tablet without this cross is
GENUINE Bayer Aspirin.
Remember this for your own
protection. Tell your friends
about it for their protection.
Demand and
get Genuine
BayerAspirin.
Safe relief for headache, colds, sore throat,
pains of rheumatism and neuritis, etc.
Genuine Bayar Aspirin Does Not Harm the Htari Mmw m.w.a.
The State law requires all property owners, both real
and personal, to list same during the month of May.
Penalty of 10 per cent will be added on all who fail
to make proper returns within the time prescribed by
You will save money both for yourself and the county
if you list your property promptly with listers.
Tl will be found at the following places:
-• ■»- A .f. •
Brevard Township '
LEM BROOKS, NATH NORTON
Davidson River.’. . . May 1
Pisgah Forest .May 2-3
Brevard.May 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14
15, 16, 17, 18, 19
Boyd Township
A. E. ENGLAND
J. C. McCall store .May 7
Carl Orr Residence .May 8
Blantyre.li. May 9
Penrose .May 10
Enon School House .May 11-12
iync gei & m —■ ■ i
Cathey Creek Township
J. FRANK MORGAN
Selica.May 4
O’Neal Cantrell Residence.May 11
Frank Morgan Residence ....May 15
Rosman, Winchester Store .... May 22
Roarnan, Tox. Tan. Co.May 29
Dunn’s Rock
GEO. W. MAXWELL
Round Top School House.May 2
Connestee School House.May 3
Sea Shore. .May 4
Powell’s Store.May 5
I
t
Eastatoe Township
W. C. GRAVELY
East Fork School House.May 21
Old Toxaway School House .... May 22
Rosman Voting Booth .May 23
Gloucester Lbr. Co. Shop.May 24
Gloucester Township
A. C. PRICE
Silversteen School House.. May 15
E, S. McCall Store .May 16
Silversteen School House .May 18
Balsam Grove School House . . .May 17
Piney Grove School House .May 19
Hogback Township
T. C. HENDERSON
M. O. McCall’s ..May 14
Oakland Post Office .May 15
Mont vale School House.May 16
Sapphire Post Office.May 17
McNeely Store.May 18-19
Little River Township
HAL HART
Little River .May 7-8
Cedar Mtn. Post Office .. . .May 10-il
Hal Hart’s Residence.May 14
TttVTT T » f S'V VTTVVfT
The law requires “that each farmer shall be prepared
to report the acreage of each crop grown to the tax list
er.’” All farmers are asked to give their full cooperation.
GASTON WHITMIRE, County Tax Supervisor.