TOXAWAY NEWS
(Mrs. H. D. Lee)
First Grade honor roll—Ted Mc
Neely, Herbert Hall Jr;, Lo«lse
Fisher. Freda Jean Hall. Mary Lee
Johnson, Jessie Reid, Betty Rogers,
Gertrude Owen.
Attendance —Ted MeNeely, Betty j
Rogers, Louise Fisher.
Second Grade honor roll—Chariest
Arrowood, Kyle Galloway, G r a c ej
McKinney.
Attendance —Ben Fisher, Leroy
Lee.
Third Grade honor roll—Blanche
Owen, Freda Tolley. I
Attendance—-Violet Joocs, Blanche
Owen, Freda Tolley.
Fourth Grade honor roll—Annie1
Banther. Marthalee McCall, Artense)
Chappell. '
Attendance—Violet Jones, Blanche
Neely, Annie Banther, Marthalee Mc
Call.
Fifth Grade honor roll—Lucy Hall,
Lura Johnson,
Attendance—Julia Breedlove, Lucy
Hall. A. L._Owen, Ray Rigdon. Uob-j
ert Rogers.' „ „ , _ I
Sixth Grade honor roll—Ruby Ban
ther, Connie Chappell, Glr> u Fisher,
Verona Fisher, Willabeth Reed, Mary
Lou Brvson, Medford Br-edlove, Jack
Clark. John Hall, Billy MeNeely, Don
ald Miller, Arnold Miller, John Rog-t
ers. f
Attendance—Ruby Banther, Gloria i
Fisher, Verona Fisher, Jack Clark,.
John Hall. Donald Miller, Arnold Mil-J
lcr. John Rogers. i
Seventh Grade honor roll —Lora;
Bell Miller, Willie Mae Teague, Her-|
bert Fisher.
Attendance—None.
SELICA NEWS ;
(By Ward Breedlove)
Selim school had election of super-1
latives last week, which resulted as
follows: Most popular girl, Mildred
Wilson: most popular boy, Harry
Blake; most studious girl, Nell Lance;
most studious boy, Craig Sharpe;|
prettiest girl, Mae Wilson; best look
ing boy, Harry Blake; biggest talker,!
Harry' Blake; laziest, Carl White; J
most inischievious, .loti Tinsley; <>tu‘|
most likely to stteec d. L. C. Wilson;;
neatest girl, Mae Wilson; neatest boy,!
Craig Sharpe.
Willie Dunn and party attended a
wedding serenade in the Wilson bridge
section Saturday night and report a
nice time but had the misfortune of
wrecking their car.
Mr. and Mrs. Crate McCall and son
were visitors of Mrs. McCall’s par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. John McKinna
Monday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. George Mc-j
Kinna last week, a daughter. j
Clarence Whitmire, Alvin Fowler,
and Henry McKinna were in our sec-j
tion last week on business.
Filbert and Elzie Barton erected an
addition to the house occupied by Mrs.j
Searcey last week.
Tom McKinna has been employed
cutting tan bark and timber on the
M. C. Whitmire land recently.
Miss Ruth Bryson returned home
Monday after spending some time in
Cashiers. , . !
Alfred Head of Brevard was visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Ressie Barton,
Sunday.
A number of our folks have return
ed to" the old time way of farming,
not only discarding the tractor but old
Beck also and using instead Bob and
Tom, lowly oxen.
If you Seliciaties bad rather see
a larger write-up lend a helping hand.
Ask Sum For PWA !
WASHINGTON—Congress will be
asked to authorize $500,000,000 for
public works expenditures in the next ^
fiscal year beginning July 1.
Although considerably smaller than
the $.'1,500,000,000 originally allocated
'or public works and now virtually
exhausted by allotment-- to -. me 5.000
fodi ral ard non-fedora! projects, the
sum is considered sufficient to carry
on larger projects for which only par
tial allotments were made-from the
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Society News and Club Activities
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! MISS BARNETTE HAS PART
IN COLORFUL PAGEANT
Miss Myrtle Barnette, of Brevard,
who is in training at the North Caro
lina Baptist hospital in Winston
Salem, had an important part in a
colorful pageant given in that city last
week by student nurses, depicting the
history of nursing from its origin to
its present position.
Miss Barnette had eharge of the
costume making and the advertising
for the pageant. She also presided at
the presentation, announcing and in
tci preting the various scenes.
Thirty-nine student nurses of the
state Baptist hospital took part in
the pageant, which was said to be a
m< st impressive and" realistic inter-j
pretation of the spirit of nursing,
fn m its beginning to the present
time.
MRS. D. L. ENGLISH IS
HOSTESS TO CIRCLE ONE
Mrs. D. L. English was hostess to
tb*' members of Circle No. 1 of the
Methodist church Thursday afternoon
at her home.
Miss Florence Kern opened the
m cling with the Bible study, dis
cussing various phases of Methodism.
The business meeting was in charge
of the circle chairman, Mrs Lula Mil
ler It was decided to pledge ?~5 as,
the circle’s contribution to the years,
budget, and to solicit names for a
quilt to be mane and sold for the
purpose of raising part of to is pledge.
Mrs. J. L. Saltz and Mrs. L. K. Batch
ford were appointed to make arrange
ments for starting the quilt. Mrs.
Salt/, was elected treasurer to fill
the vacancy in this office.
After refreshments served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. D. L. Eng
li.-li Jr., the circle adjourned to meet
in May with Mrs. W. L. Aiken .
TO GIVE MUSIC RECITAL \
IS MARYLAND BY REQUEST
Alvin Moore. Brevard’s talented
musician, has been invited by the
First Presbyterian church at . ort
Dtp sit, Md., to give a music recital
in that citv on Friday night o. this
week.
Mr. Moore was invited by the
■iim' church to give a recital in the
Maryland city a year or two ago, gnd
he made such a favorable impression
with his musical talent that he has
been invited to return again this
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore will
accompany their brother on the trip
t h e couple stopping in Wash
ington and Baltimore before the party
returns to Brevard next week.
JOIST BIRTHDAY DISSER
EX JOY A BEE CELEBRA TIOS
A joint birthday celebration proved'
an enjoyable event at Canton Sun-1
day, when Mrs. Clarence Duckworth
entertained at dinner honoring the
birthday anniversary of her father,
her father-in-law, W. H. Duckworth,
and herself. j
Those enjoying the happy occasion
were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duckworth
and sons, Harold and Robert, and
grandson, Few Lyda Jr., of Brevard,
Mr. and Mrs. Cordelle Russell and
little daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Duckworth, and Mrs. Duckworth's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, and
her two sisters, all of Cantor..
CIRCLE THREE MEETS WITH
MRS. B. W. TRANTHAM
Circle No. 3 of the Methodist
church met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. B W. Trantham for
the regular meeting. j
The meeting was in charge of the
chairman, Mrs. Cordia King. Mrs.
C. B. West conducted the Bible les
son. Plans were discussed for future
work of the circle.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Anthony
Trantham. The next meeting of tli j
circle will be held with Mrs. T. W.j
Whitmire. i
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FINE LETTUCE GROWN
BY JIM HAYES HERE!
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Jim Hayes, one time railroad man.',
'but now a truck farmer, brought aj
line bunch o' Ieehrg 1 'tuce to The*
Times « ;• ce last Saturday, the first
he-.'d lettuce to be reported to this of
fice. The luscious cluster was 12 or
15 inches across and was “just as!
good” or better than that brought j
in from wanner climes.
Mr. Have1 said the plants came up
late last fall .from a stalk that had
I- cn allowed to go totseed. and that
he transplanted them on the south
fide of a building where they have
grown throughout the past several
months. He is planning to try a large
plot next winter.
WANTED
OLD GOLD
Cash paid ror Watches, Cases, Rings, Chains, Gold
Teeth, Crown3, Bridgework, Class Rings, or anything
that has gold in it.
This institution is operated by public spirited citizens to help
you get cash.—We pay you full cash value as preserilted by law.
Licensed by United States Government and everything wo buy goes
directly t>» the U. S. Mipt at Philadelphia.
BRING ONE RING OR A BOX FULL
FEDERAL REFINING COMPANY
License No. PA 528
LONG’S DRUG STORE
BREVARD, N. C.
Friday and Saturday Only
\ EASTERN STAR TO MEET
\NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
Regular meeting of the Eastern
Star will be ineld next Tuesday night
at 8 o’clock at the Lodge hall. It is
urged by Worthy Matron Mrs. E. S.
English that all members attend.
AUXILIARY HAS
MEETING AT HUT
The regular meeting of the auxili
ary of the Presbyterian church was j
held at the Hut Thursday afternoon, |
with the- president. Miss Annie Jean j
Gash, in charge
The program on the subject "Christ- j
ian Education” was discussed by Mrs.
Willis Brittain. Mrs. T. E. Patton led
the devotionals. This was the first
meeting of the new church year and
matters of business pertaining to the
year’s work were transacted.
Refreshments were served by Circle
No. 1 during a pleasant social half
hour following the business meeting.
CIRCLE NO. TWO MEETS
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Circle No. 2 of the Methodist
church met Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. F. Zachary for
the regular monthly meeting. Mrs.
Zachary, ns chairman, also presided
over the meeting.
The Bible study lesson was given
by Mi's. J. B. Pickelsimor. Tt was
decided to make a quilt for sale, as
part of the year’s program for rais
ing funds.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess following the meeting.
PISGAH FOREST NEWS
Mrs. Homer Marcum and daughter
Lucille of Hendersonville spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Campfield.
Mr. and Mrs Hardy Barton an
nounce the birth of a ten pound boy
April 18th.
Miss Anna Patten is visiting Mr
and Mrs. Gerald\Patton in Ruther
fordton.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frady and
children of Hendersonville were re
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. T.
Frady.
Several people from this section
attended and enjoyed the senior pluy,
“Daddy Long-Legs,’" at the Brevard
High school Friday evening.
Mrs. Larry Simpson of Greenville
is visiting her mother, Mrs. D. W.
Hollingsworth.
Will Gash was a Hendersonville
visitor Friday.
It was with regret we learned of
tlie death of Mrs. George W. Hall,
which occurred last Tuesday in Hum
phrey, Arkansas. The deceased was a
resident of this section before moving
to Arkansas about six years ago She
was about 60 years of age, and had
been in poor health for about a year.
About three weeks ago s'no grew
worse and continued so until the end.
As one who kpew and loved her I can
say that for “Mammy Hall” (as she
was called) there was no task too
great for hpr to do. She was always
forgetful of seif, ever ready to do
all she could, not only for her family,
but for all with whom she came in
contact.
She was buried in Arkansas last
Wednesday. Surviving arc her hus
band. three (laughters, Maggie of
Arkansas, Mrs. Myrtie Warren of
Brevard, and Mrs. Y. J. McCrary of
North Brevard, and th>-ee sons, Har
ven of Arkansas, Jeus of Brevard and
Clarence of N*rw Mexico besides a
host of friends here and on Little
River near Cedar Mountain.
Mrs. Green of Little River spent
Priday afternoon with Mrs. H. Hed
rick.
! Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Harper
and daughter of Pickens were guests
of Mr. End Mrs. Hedrick and sor. Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Roller had as
their dinner guests Sunday Mrs. Gary
Whitlock and daughters Misses Ruth
and Eula Mae, also Mrs. Russel Whit
lock and children of Hendersonville.
Mrs. G. C- Sentelle gave a miscel
laneous shower Tuesday night in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Nelson
Bowen, a recent bride. Shu received!
many useful gifts. Several friends
attended and enjoyed file evening. !
Quite a hit of work has been dorn. j
cn the lawn of the Baptist church, j
Some beautiful shrubbery and flowers
have been put out and other improve
ments are being made.
Another Suspect in Lindbergh Case
BOSTON—Relentless search by the
federal government of the Lindbergh
kidnaping Thursday brought forth
the request, of U. S. Marshal John J. •
Murphy that Dr. John F. “Jafsie”j
Condon, intermediary in the case.j
come here to view a photograph of ai
man suspected to be- the one who re-'
ceived the $50,000 ransom money, j
Murphy was secretive regarding the!
photograph and would divulge no in
formation beyond the fact that he had!
asked the U. S Marshal at New
York to communicate his wish to Dr.'
Condon.
Why Hospitals Use
a Uquid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors have always
used liquid laxativea. And the pubCr
is fast returning to laxatives in liquid
form. Do you know the reasons?
The dose of a liquid laxative ran br
measured. The action can thus b«
regulated to suit individual need. It
forms no habit; you need not lake*
"double dose” a day or two later.
Nor wil! a mild liquid laxative irritate
the kidneys.
The right dose of a liquid laxative
brings a perfect movement, and there
is no discomfort at the time, or after.
The wrong cathartic may often d»
more harm tnan good.
A properly prepared liqutd laxalnw
like Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
brings safe relief from constipation.
It gently hejps the average per ao's
bowels back to regularity. Dr Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin is an approved
liquid laxative which all druggists
keep ready for use. It makes as
ideal family laxative; effective for
all agqs, and may be given the
voungest child. Member N. 11. A.
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