QUEBEC NEWS
(Lucille Henderson)
Mrs. Nancy Fisher and Miss Fran
ces McCall were Brevard visitors Fri
day.
Miss Milly Fisher was on the 3ick
list last week.
Messrs. R. T. Fisher, Henry Chap
man and Mack Reid were visitors in
Ccsman Iasi: Friday.
Miss Vera McCall visited Mrs. Jes
sie Whitmire one day last week.
Prof.' and Mrs. Totten of Chapel
Hill and Roland Owen of Brevard
called on T. C. Henderson Friday.
Rev. J. E. Burt of Rosinan and
Mr. Tinsley of Glady Branch were
dinner guests of T. C. Henderson Fri
day. * I
Miss Carrie Owen spent Thursday
night with Miss Lillian Dodgin. 1
Miss Opal Dodgin spent Friday
night with Miss Lucille Henderson.
Miss Irene Owen spent Wednesday
night with Miss Virgie Thomas |
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Siler visited Mr.
and Mrs. John Reid one day last
week. • . . , ,,
Miss Beulah Reid visited Mrs.
Frank Fisher of Oakland Sunday af-.
ternoon. „ _r |
Louie Miller called on James Hen
derson Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Fisher spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gideon
Miller.' . I
We had a flurry of snow in this
community early Sunday morning to
the surpris<*of those who had a good
deal of spring planting done. Some
say they had rather have corn in the
crib than in the ground until Ola
Man Winter gets a little farther^
Gideon Miller, who has been ill for
some time, has been gradually im
proving for the last few days. !
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Edney ana
babv. Laura Jane, spent tne :,
end'with Mrs. Edney’s parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. C. W. Henderson. !(
Doyle McCall of Lake Toxaway was,
a visitor in this community Sunday. |
Miss Octavia Fisher is seriously
ill at her home with measles. i
Messrs. Guffie and Elsker Whit
mire of Greenville spent the week
end with their mother, Mrs. Dovie, ■
Whitmire. . c
Mi'-s Lillian Dodgin spent Satur-.
day night with Miss Carrie Owen. !
Miss Rebecca Smith is spending
some time with her grandmother, Mrs.
John Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Beck and
their two sons of near Highland
moved into this community the first,
of last week. ..... „ 1
Mrs. Lesa L’ving visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Miller, ,
Otto Jones of Etowan spent a few
davs in this community last week.
Oscar Henderson went home with him
Saturday to spend the week-end.
Miss Nora Galloway ot Easiey
spent the week-end with Mrs. Lesa
Loving. , , , _ „ '
M iss Louise Owen who has been em-, (
ploved at Tryon for several weeks is ■
now at home to spend some timewith
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus ^
^Misses Hattie and Ruth Thomas
who are employed at Easley spent
the week-end at their home here. _ :
Mrs Lesa Loving and daughters,
Miss Lillian Dodgin and Miss Mary
Dodgin -pent Friday night with Mrs. j
Alfred Owen. „ , .. . . 1
Miss Mildred McCall is on the sick
list this week. , I
Whooping cough is still m our com-,
inunity. Several of the little folk are (
just now taking this disease.
Mrs Rufus Owen visited her par
ents. Mr. and Mr-. John Reid, one day (
last week. _ ,
Mrs. Lesa Loving was a Brevard,
visitor last Wednesday.
Mrs. George Odell spent Saturday :
night with Mrs. Lula Owen. |
Mrs. Ed Waldrop visited Mrs. Du
lie Fisher Friday evening. j
Several people of this community j
attended the play giver, at Lake Tox
awe.v school Saturday evening. I
Tiurnan Henderson, who has been,
sick for some time, is much better
and was back in school the latter:
part of last week.
Bishop Cannon Freed
Washington—A jury in District of
Columbia supreme court Saturday,
found Bishop James Cannon Jr., and
Ada I.. Burroughs innocent of ant ■
attempt to conceal campaign contri-j
but ions in 1928.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends for j
their many acts of kindness shown
i - at the time of the illness and death;
of our wife and mother and for the
lovelv floral offerings.
R. T. AIKEN and CHILDREN-,
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BEAUTY PARLOR MOVES
TO MAIN STREET LOCATION
Announcement is made of the re
moval of Ruth’s Beauty Parlor
owned and operated by Mrs. Charlie
McCrary, from Maple street to the
new location on West Main street,
next door to the Nobby Shoppe.
Mrs. McCrary announces that she
and her experienced operators are
equipped to give the best of service
in beauty culture of all kinds and
will appreciate the patronage of the
ladies of Brevard.
MATH AT ASIAN CLUB
IN REGULAR MEETING
Regular meeting of the Mathatas
ian club was held Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. W. H. Harris,
with Mrs. Ralph Zachary as hostess.
Mrs. Pat Kimzey and Mrs. J. L.
Cobb were elected delegates to the
annual meeting cf federated clubs to
be held in Asheville this week.
The program was in charge of Mrs.
Oliver Orr, giving an interesting dis
cussion of the life and works of Oliver
Wendell Holmes, and further illus
trating her talk by reading some of
his prose and poetical works.
The picnie and last meeting of the
club year has been postponed until
the fourth Thursday in May, at which
time the husbands of members will be
invited guests.
Refreshments were served during
the social half-hour following the
regular meeting.
LOCAL LADIES ATTEND
MEET IN HENDERSONVILLE
Several members of the local mis
lionary society of the Methodist
:hurch attended the annual meeting
if the Women’s Missionary Society of
he Western North Carolina confer
■nce convening in Hendersonville three
lays last week.
Those attending from here were:
Mrs. J. S. Nicholf^n^ Mrsl Oliver
)rr, Mrs. Cordia King, Mrs. A. R.
Jillespie, Mrs. L. K. Ratchford, Miss
Florence Kern, Mrs. C. 0. Robinson
ind Mrs. Z. W. Nichols,
Miss Kern was the official delegate
•epresenting the local society, and j
Mrs. Orr was on the program, lead
ng the devotionals .at one of the af*
ernoon sessions.'
r\ D. C. TO MEET
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Regular meeting of the U. D. C.
vill be held at the library Saturday
ifternoon of this week at 3:30 o’clock.
It is requested that a3 many mem
>ers as possible be present.
S ELECTED OFFICER
AT ANNUAL MEETING
Miss Annie Jean Gash, president
>f the Auxiliary of the local Presby
erian church, was elected historian
if the Asheville Presbyterial, which
>ody of women was in seBsion at
Jryson City two days last week.
Miss Gash and Mrs. J. L. Cobb
vere representatives from the local
irganization at the annual meeting
ast week. Miss Gash read the report]
>f the Brevard Auxiliary and also:
he report of the past historian.
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB IN
MEETING WITH MRS. BABB
The Fortnightly club held its regu
ar meeting Thursday afternoon at
:he home of Mrs. W. W. Babb, with
ill members but one in attendance.
The club decided to have a miscel
laneous program next year, each
member choosing her own subject, and
also to give book reviews on current
nooks at intervals through the year.
There was no program for this
meeting, a short time following the
business session being taken up with
a farewell feature for Mrs Babb,
ivho is leaving soon for her new home
in Athens, Ga.
Refreshments were served during
the social hour. One guest was pres
ent. Mrs. Anderson, a sister-in-law
,f Mrs. Babb. The hostess was as
sisted in serving by her little son
Buddy and by Mrs. Anderson.
LITTLE GIRL HAS
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Kittle Carolyn Kizer celebrated her
fourth birthday anniversary with a
party given by her mother, Mrs.
H. Kizer, at their home on Fast
Main street Thursday afternoon.
Pretty decorations in peach and
green were carried out in the table
arrangement, and in the refreshments
' peach ice cream and the birthday
cake of peach icing topped with four
s ittle green candles. Attractive
favors further emphasized the color
s. Kim and delighted the children.
The onening of the birthday gifts and
tK placing of several games affoid
: much pleasure for the little folks.
Those enjoying the happy event
with Carolyn were Mary Ann Rnn>
v Mary Ashley Norwood, Dorothy
Jean Kilpatrick.’Sara Jane McLean
Martha Lee Hudson, Mary Jane New
lar.d Ann Zachary. Ruth Gaines
Maw Jane Clark, Alex Kizer.
tr. .1/. .9. IX REGULAR
MEETIXG TUESDAY
Regular meeting of the IV omen s
Missionary society of the Baptist
church was held Tuesday afternoon
in the church par’ors. In the absence
of the president, Mrs. M. H. Holliday,
the meeting was in charge of one of
the vice presidents. Mrs John A-h
I worth.
An Interesting program, on the gen
I ernl topic “Baptist Avenues of World
i Sendee ” was conducted by Mr?.
A. B. Galloway, who gave the intro
duciroy talk on the subject. “Organ!
ration for Evangelization." Other0
taking nart on the program were
Mrs. Rov Long and Mrs. Paul Hart- J
ell. giv;ng a dialogue, “A Study in.
Contrasts— Yesterday and Today,"!
Mrs. Long representing yesterday andj
Yivs. ITartsell today. The closing;
talk was given by Mrs. E. R. Pendle-5
ton on the topic “llow Lo\ nl Am T?"j
Ti,e closing prayer was.made Uv Mrs.
A. E. Hampton.
| announcement of
I INTEREST HERE
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Henry of
■ Brevard announce the engagement of
'their daughter, Eliza, to Mr. Oscar
: A Vaughn of Gastonia. The marriage
: will be solemnized in the early sum
l mer.
Miss Henry is a graduate of Bre
| vard high school and Greensboro
i College for women. For the past four
years she has taught in the Gastonia
j city schools.
WEDNESDAY CLUB IN
INTERESTING MEETING
An interesting meeting of the Wed
nesday club was held Wednesday af
ternoon of last week at the home of
Mrs. J. W. McMinn, entertaining for
Mrs. S. M. Macfie.
1 It was voted to accept the program
committee's outlined program for
next year, studying English literature
for the coming year. Mrs. O. L. Erwin
and Mrs. A. H. Harris were elected
delegates to the annual meeting ot
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
convening in Asheville three days this
week. It was decided to send a baby
spoon to Robert T. Kimzey Jr., young
son of one of the club members.
A program of unusual interest was
in charge of Mrs. Ralph Ramsey, giv
ing a resume of the famous O’Neill
play, “Ah! Wilderness.’’ Adding fur
ther to the interest of the discussion
was the reading of the last act of the
play by Mrs. David Ward and Mrs.
T. A. Berg.
Following refreshments the club
adjourned to meet next with Mrs. G.
B Lynch.
LEAGUERS ENJOY PARTY
AT CHURCH THURSDAY
An enjoyabie party was given by
members of the Epworth League ot
the Methodist church Thursday even
ing in the recreation rooms of the
church.
Various games were played and re
freshments of lemonade and cookies
were served during the evening to
the forty voung people present.
Election of officers of this organiza
tion will be held Sunday night at
the regular meeting, and plans for
the summer’s work will be discussed.
announcement is
OF INTEREST HERE I
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Smith, of Bre
vard, announce the approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Dorothy Lee,
to Mr. Thomas M. Mitchell Jr. of]
Brevard. The ceremony will take
place Sunday afternoon, May 6, at,
3:30 o’clock, in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Smith.
LOCAL ARTIST DELIGHTS
MARYLAND AUDIENCE
The vocal and piano recital given
by Mr. Alvin Moore, Brevard’s gift-,
ed musician, to a capacity audience m
the Port Deposit, Maryland, Presby
terian church,, on Friday evening of
last week, proved a delightful and
highly successful event.
Mr. Moore rendered a varied pro
gram which captivated his audience
from the very beginning. Many ex
| prcssions of surprise at Mr. Moore’s
'marked musical ability and profound
[appreciation for his excellent recital
were heard from the large* audience,
j composed of music lovers from near
and far.
This was Mr. Moore's second reci
tal given in the Maryland city and
the large attendance was a testimony
to his increasing popularity. One
world traveler who was ir. the audi
ence was most enthusiastic
praise, of the Brevard artist niraT?«*-;
dieted an illustrious future for him. 1
Rev. Wayne A. Monroe, formerly |
of Brevard, is pastor of the Portl
Deposit church.
SARAH JANE McLEAN
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY
A happy event for little Sarah
Jane McLean was the celebration of
her third birthday anniversary, with
a party given by her mother, Mrs.
John McLean, at their home Monday
afternoon.
A pretty color scheme in^pink and
green was carried out in the decora
tions and in the favors. Ice cream,
cake and candy were served the
children during the afternoon. Sev
eral games that delight little tots
were played and the opening of the
birthday remembrances gave much
pleasure to the little folks.
Little guests enjoying the occasion
with Sarah Jane were Dorothy Jean
Kilpatrick, Carolyn Kizer, Marjorie
Cantrell, Dorothy Rockwood, Janet
Banks, Donnie McLeod, Billie Brittain
and Doris Jeanne Scruggs.
LOCAL YOUNG MAN TO
WED STATESVILLE LADY n
Announcement is made of the. en
gagement and approaching marriage
of Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson Warren,
of Statesville, to Mr. James W. Gar
ren, of Brevard. The ceremony will
occur at Cathey’s Creek Baptist
church, Sunday morning, May 6, at
11 o’clock.
IN MEMORIUM OF JANE JONES
At the break of dawn on Monday
morning, May 1, 1934, the death an
gel visited the home of my lovable
grandmother. Mrs. Jane Jones, and
left a vacant place which can never
be replaced. She has always lived in
Transylvania county and was an
active member of the Blue Ridge
Baptist church.
Mrs. Jones was a friend to all and
loved everybody and was loved by
everybody. Her sweet smiles as she
soul went out to meet her Savior tes
tified to the joy which was to be in
his presence when she met him. Her
work here on earth will always be
remembered by the ones who loved
her. ...
She was, before her marriage, Miss
Jane Bishop, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. "Pink” Bishop. At her death she
was survived by six children, Joseph,
Robert, Harlen. Emerson and Seldon
Jones all of Cedar Mountain, and
Mrs. Runion Robinson of Cedar
Mountain and also eleven grandchild
rpn
A GRANDDAUGHTER.
Mats made of canes or reeds are
being tried as foundations for roads
in one low section of Holland where
lack of enduring road beds has been
a serious problem._
LITTLE RIVER NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Holtzclaw and
family spent the week-end visiting at
Mt. Carmel, S. C., the boyhood home
cf Mr. Holtzclaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pickelsimer
and family of Etowah vTsited relatives
here Sunday.
Rev. George Greers of Greers, S. C.
preached an interesting 3ermon here
Sunday afternoon.
Tom Merrill and daughter Lola of
Asheville visited his mother, Mrs. B.
P. Merrill, Sunday
Lawson Moore was called to Bohe
ney Tuesday on the account of the
death of his aunt. *
A large number of folks met Mr.
Flave Holden at the school building
Monday night for the purpoae of
organizing a community club. The
club was organized with fifty char
ter members. The following officers
were elected: President, Palmer Mc
Crary; vice president, A. B. McCall;
secretary, Virge Merrill; treasurer,
Nell McCrary; social and program
committee, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Shipman, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mer
rill, Mrs. E. H. Mackey and Vernon
C-osnell. The club selected as its name
' Little River Community Club.” The
club members will meet next Satur
day night, May 5, for the purpose of
discussing different vegetables, kinds
and quantities to plant for this sea
son. The county fair for this year will
also be discussed.
America Not To Disarm Now
Washington—A survey of the
world disarmament situation Sunday
apparently left President Roosevelt
convinced that America could only
stand by until Europe solved some of
its political difficulties.
The president went over the arma^
ment subject for two hours with Nor
man H. Davis, ambassador at large,
and Secretary Hull and he was rep
resented as being hopeful the disarma
ment parley might still be revived and
led to a successful conclusion.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends
for their help and sympathy during
:he illness and death of our husband
and father. Also for the beautiful.
flowers. - _
MRS. D. E. LYDAY AND '
FAMILY.__
CEDAR MTN. NEWS
Mrs. Raymond Price of Atlanta,
Ga., is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Dorse Allison.
The many friends of Mrs. B. F.
Robinson will be delighted to learn
that she is much improved.
Many of our summer residents are
visiting over the week-ends preparing
their homes for occupancy during the
summer.
Prof. W. C. Taylor of Gaffney,
S. C., Mr. Jim Taylor, Greer, S. C.,
visited at the home of L. E. Hamby
over the week-end.
The pupils of the Cedar Mountain
school are hard at work reviewing
for the coming examinations next
week. Much progress has been made
the past year under the leadership of
Miss Dixie Jones.
The work on the Rabb residence has
been practically completed.
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