ENON SCHOOL NOTES HSH AND GAME CLUB;
OF INTEREST GIVEN TO MEET ON TUESDAY
PENROSE, April 25—Dr. Gates
McKaughan came to Penrose school
Friday morning and began the school
dental clinic. Dr. McKaughan gets
along splendidly with the children and
is1 doing a good work.
The children of the school had the
thrill of having their photos made
last week.
The primaries are rehearsing an
operetta to be staged near the ctfcso
of school. The upper grades are to
present a play titled ‘‘5{ot Quite
Such a Goose.” The closing program
will be announced later in full.
Mr. Frank Cox, Mr. Rora M. Blythe
and Mr. L. F. Lyday came last week
and condition'd the water supply. All
concert d should thank them tor
their valuable help.
Honor Roll
Grade Six: Dan Blythe, Charley
Case, Virginia Allison. Mildred Cor
pening, Vilot Lyday. Wilma Pickle
simer.
Grade Five: D. C. Landreth, Her
man Rahn, Gloria Ann W ilson.
Grade Four: Robbie Corpening,
Sylvestre Orr. N. L. Ponder, Jr., Wil
bur Rahn.
Grade Three: Jewell Reed. Gladys
Wilson, Marjorie Talley, Henry
Owensby.
Grade Two: Irma Rahn, Lucile
Cox Francis Talley, Ester Allison.
Grade One: Sam Talley. Myrtle
Owensby.
Attendance
Grade Seven: John Lyday, Hazel
Greene. Doris Kahn. Mildred [Tilley.
Grade Six: Dan Blythe, Margaret
Allison, Mildred Corpening. Violet
Lyday. Wilma Picklesimer.
Grade Five: Clyde Davis. Herman
Rahn. Gloria Ann Wilson.
Grade Four: Wilber Rahn, Lucile
Allison. Ruby Owensby.
Grade Three: Henry Owenby, Ever
ette Greene.
Grade Two Irma Rahn, Lucile Cox.
Grade One: Fred Owenby. Son Tal
lev.
(Mrs. Harry McCall)
We arc having a real fine Sunday
school and ’.vo sincerely lvpc each and
all will attend regularly.
Mrs. Geo. D. McCall spent a few
davs last week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Orr. of Pisgah For
est.
M rs Harry McCall has been very
ill with the measles hut is recovering.
The farmers are making use of the
pretty days getting readv to plant
corn and other products.
Harry McCall called on Walter
last Sunday.
Mrs. Filnion Galloway and son
Demr.s visited Alonzo Galloway Sun
day who is seriously ill with pneu
monia.
Roscoe McCall is recovering from
an attack of measles.
Mrs. C. Y. Patton has been calling
in this section recently.
Harry McCall and children visit d
Mr. and Mrs. Doe McCall Monday af
ternoon.
Miss Ruth Morgan who is teaching
school here spent the week-end with
her parents at Cherryfield.
Jason McCall had the misfortune
cf losing a fine cow last week.
NOTICE
To the Stockholders of tthe Transyl
vania Railroad Company:
The Annual Stockholders meet
ing of the Transylvania Railroad
Company will be held at the general
fficos of the company in the Mc
Minn Building. Brevard. NT. C.. on
Wednesday, the 2nd day of May
1931. at i0:00 o'clock a. m. for the
election of officers and directors to
serve (luving th< « tuning year, and
for the transaction of any’ other
business that may come before the
meeting.
A. K. ORR,
This April is. 1931 Secretary.
Regular meeting of the Transyl
vania Kish ltd Game Protective as-j
s,:ciatinn is set for Tuesday night of
next week at the county court house,
the meeting to be held at eight o’clock.
Effort is being made to have as
many people as possible from differ
ent sections of the county attend the
meeting here Tuesday night, purpose
being to interest owners and farmers
who have fishing and hunting boun
daries or places for prapagation.
It is pointed out by officers of the
Brevard township organization that
in order to make the move a success
it will be necessary that residents of
each community organize. No mem
bership fee is to be charged those
people who have land on which fish
and game can and will he raised,
non-owners paying dues into the or
ganization, while rearing pools and
other services in connection with fish
and game is to bo accorded as pay
ment of fees for those people in the
county who join in the movement.
LITTLE RIVER NEWS
William Kilpatrick who has been
seriously ill, has returned to his home
from the hospital and is reported to
be doing nicely.
Mrs. S. C. Elkins visited relatives
in Brevard last week.
Mrs. Jannie Hambright and son
Grady have returned to their summer
cottage here after spending the winter
in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McCall and
daughter Ruth visited Mr. McCall’s
mother “Aunt Lylcna McCall” at
Rlack Mountain Sunday who cele
brated her 91st birthday with an
elaborate dinner and good tune in
general.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wilson and
ehidren of Enka visited the latter’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Met
calf. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Delno Corn of Hen
dei ' nville visited* Mr. and Mrs. L.
I.. McCall Sunday.
Misses Ruth McCall, Louise George
:uui Lelarnl George spent, last week
end with Mrs. Lome and John Hens
ley of Bald Mountain.
Mi. and Mrs. Paul McCrary spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William
Kilpatrick.
There will be a real get-together
farm meeting at the Little River
school building next Monday night.
Everybody who is interested in a bet
ter community is urged to be pres
ent.
Arthur Gillespie returned home
Sunday after a two weeks' visit with
his brother Elza in Harvey. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Glazener and
sons Paul ar.d Walter attended the
Pickens county singing convention
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shipman and
children were guests Sunday of the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Hamilton.
Miss Irene Aiken' spent the week
end with her aunt. Mrs. Will Moore
of Rosman.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Collins and
son Elmo and daughter Thelma motor
ed to the new ranch at Fletcher
Sunday.
Reginald Kilpatrick of Henderson
ville was week-end guest of Messrs.
Paul and Walter Glazener.
V. C. Tearhcrit To Crl Rrltri
WASHINGTON—A grant of $500,
000 Thursday was awarded to the
school teachers of North Carolina by
the Federal Emergency Relief admin
istration.
The fund will be used to pay the
teachers, and is the first direct re
lief given the schools of the state.
Its guaranteed eight months school
basis has been operated at a sacrifice.
FULL WEIGHT
clear
as a
crystal
right to
your
door
daily
More HealtMul-Economical
and Practical Than Any
Other Method of
Refrigeration
> V.W.VAV.'.V.W.
Purfey Products Co.
Phone 241
QUEBEC NEWS i
(Lucille llende; on)
Mrs. Elbert Whitmire ; d daugh-1
ter Beulah Murill, visited .irs. Less
Loving Wednesday.
Dutch Bruner of Bosnian called on
Oscar Whitmire on Thursday ■ . last
week.
Miss Virgie Thomas spent Kunu./
night with Miss Irene Owen.
Miss Ruby Golden was a guest oi
Miss Rebecca Smith Wednesday
night. , , ... i
Miss Lillian Dodgin has been ill at
her home with tonsiiitis.
Guffie Whitmire, who has been em
ployed at Greenville, S. C., spent sev
eral days last week with her mother.
Mrs. Dovie Whitmire. :
Miss Myrtle Lee Fisher is ill this
week at her home here.
Messrs. Oscar Whitmire and Way
man Thomas were visitors in Easley,
S. C.. last week-end.
Miss Ailene Ower. spent last Sat
urday night with Miss Nellie Thomas.
Misses Ella Mae and Ailene Owen
called on Mrs. Bertha Siler Tuesday.
Mrs Alfred Owen spent Thursday
with Mrs. Odell Fisher.
Miss Vera McCall and Glena Jean
spent Friday night with Mrs. Noah
Whitmire. . ... .
Mrs. C. W. Henderson visited her
sister, Mrs. Pearl Woodard of Cash
iers, the first of last week.
Mrs. Lula Owen end daughter
Ailone spent the day with Mrs. Tolvin
Miller of Lake Toxaway on Wednes
day of last week.
Miss Virgie Thomas spent the day
with htr sister, Mrs. Odell Fisher,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Leila Lee, Mr. and Mrs. I/.s
ter Thomas, Charlie Watson 1/ce and
Mis- Lucy Galloway were visitors in
I he home of Mr. and Mrs. Gideon
Miller Sunday afternoon.
Lev. J. E. Burt filled his regular
appointment at Oak Grove Baptist
church last Sunday night. At this
meeting the church granted to Gene
Moore license to preach.
Mrs.' John Robinson has returned
home from the hospital at Greenville.
She appears to be not so well as she
was last week.
Mrs. T. C. Henderson and daughter,
Miss Lucille Henderson, called on
Mrs. Hannah Whitmire Monday
afternoon.
Community prayer meeting is to
be held Wednesday night of this
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
| Gideon Miller.
Truman Henderson, son of Mr. and
I Mrs C. W. Henderson, has been out
| of school during the past week be
cause of ill health.
FEDERAL COURT AT !
ASHEVILLE MAY 14|
__ I
Five Transylvania county men have,
been summoned to serve as jurers in!
the criminal term ot' Federal court"
which convenes in Asheville on Mayj
14.
Those I
be Edgard Reid, Oakland: M. O. Me-!
Call, Quebec; Carl Owen. Cherry
field: E. O. Shipman, Pisgah Forest;!
Waverly Morris, Pisgah Forest.
W. 0. W. NEWS I
- i
A number of members of Brevard;
Rosman Woodmen of the World j
camps are attending the district log |
rolling association which opened in'
Sylva on Wednesday night.
Others plan to attend the ses-l
sions Thursday which {will include!
business session, dinner at the noon
hour furnished by the Sylva Wood-!
men, and other interesting features.I
After 16 years of work, Japan has|
completed a tunnel almost five miles j
long under the Hakone Mountains. |
Mreshlj
Meats
We carry a complete stock at
all times ami our long exper
ience in the ...cat cutting busi
ness insures vou of getting
GOOD MEATS here.
Groceries
Staple and Fancy ... give
us a call . . . 'we deliver.
cTtyIarket
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