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f BACK AT |
l BREVARD |
*;• Taken from the files of The J
'• Sylvan Valley News, beginning *
••• is1.).'), through the courtesy of *
$ * Mrs. W. B F. Wright. *
(From the file of Feb. 2B, 1898)
A very enjoyable celebration of
Washington’s birthday occurred at
Brtvard Kpworth scho 1 Tuesday
evening. The day was observed as a
holiday and in the evening an enter
tainment was given which was grati
fying to all.
A new building is 111 process of
erection on the lot recently pur
chased by J. E. Clayton, for W. L.
Aiken's meat market. The old building
now occupied by him on the corner is
to be removed to make room for a
double business front.
1, F Sorrells has purchased an
acre 1 t from W. 1\ Whitmire, ad
joining M. I>. Cooper near the depot
for §400. on which he will erect one
or more cottages.
Miss Esther King visited at Hr.
John M. Crenshaw’s at Table Moun
tain last week.
r-s. Hessie King has moved her
h> t "dd goods into the house with
Mi 1.. F. Sorrell.
C,t w. L. Hume returned from his
rev. it trip to Charleston on Sunday
and reports a highly gratifying visit.
It has -settled down to business again
,-s if he intended to remain in Bre
vard for all future time.
Osl me Lambert, who shot and
kilted Engineer Bumgartner near
Fit tellers several weeks since, ha.'
beer, captured and is in jail at Hen
dersonville. lie has not been three
miles from hone since th homicide.
It is understoood he gave himself up
to the officers.
N’i twithstanding that all interest is
a! present n-nt red in the destruction
of the battleship Maine in Havana
harbor, some things are occurring in
at.,I around Br-.vard which may yet
have tienien ions iafluenct in |jic fu
ture prosperity of Brevard.
Thcie me rum- m in th air which
indicate that Brevard is to enjoy a
boom or nal prosperity during th"
present summer; but as yet we are
Tc My ‘ ,
Customers: j
• I i .1( • w located at Tinsleys |
'• »»., ... ,. yho" next door to '! an
j sy!\ iiia Times office and shall j
j i, pK as. d i i tv. you with the |
j! same i ’ll' cc ;s barber w rk. |
| M. E. HEAD
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\\ o'iv making many new
friends in our new loca
tion. and shall be glad to
?‘>rve voa.
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i TINSLEY
Barber Shop
i. LI A TINSLEY
jj >, Transylvania Times
Who Is the Best Judge of
Quality in Mcai Scraps?
A white Inhuniiory rnt has novel
Is: cn known to get its name in l ie
Hull of Faille oi Wlm’s Win). Vel Hits
Mm lest little '•feature Inis tomrlhiited
much to Hie advancement of solcnll
,;e feeding knowledge ns any oilier
known factor, according to H. C.
Selinefer of I’uurlim Mills' Resea.cli
I '..partmei't.
A cage full of white nits." says
Selinefer, "Is n better guide lo de
termining the quality and feeding value
I,f chirk feed Ingredients than a room
full of chemists no matter how well
Two 111 cat Scraps prepared by the
same manufacturer • had same
percent of Protein•• looked alike
• • smelled alike • • Jtulyied within
Vs -cost the same -hutthey urt/t Jiffenttr/
MW5CWI Ml at scrap l
UVight el Rati at 7 ll’whs
informed they may be. We have al
ums known that the nutritive quali
ties of vltnmlns cannot he accurately
revealed by tests In the chemical lab
oratory. Now we know also that such
testing cannot of Itself tell much about
the feeding value of proteins, either.
In support of this statement Schaefer
describes two samples of meat scrap.
■•noth of these were purchased from
ihe same manufacturer.” he explains,
•■chemical analysis showed no differ
,.iiee. Sample No. 1 analyzed So-OiOe
! protein and the other sample varied
i less lima trr from that auiount. Both
I mmplcs looked alike, sine-lied alike, and
cost the same.
i_
inly authorized to announce them as
minors. One of the proposed efforts
to bring money to our county is a
i fixed fact and we announce it as the
i Stave Industry. \V. A. Fuller and
Ft. H. Zachary have already made
purchases of white oak and hickory
which they propose to manufacture
into staves and ship by rail to mar
ket. They made a purchase of stand
in? hickory from Dr. M. M. King the
Week and they propose to at once lest
the feasibility of shipping from here
by a trial car load. This will mean
niployment of idle labor in the man
ufacture of staves. Regular employ
ment at fair wages would add to the
• iconic of merchants and business
men over the entire county.
Bus Merrill and Miss Underwood
fiom Mitls River were married last
Sunday. They are stopping for tne
m-esint with Mrs. Ashworth at
Grange.
l)r. M rey, the dentist, win £>e neie
ig'ie court week, the first week in
Have your w ready for
him.
(,. |. Chas. Huey, who has been
,v ml months in charge of the
l, uiing at Sapphire, i- at present
v h timing in Brevard.
The trial of F. C. Cox for larceny
! 'ore Squire Hume on Wednesday
n-ulted in binding him to court.
While locking for bail Mr. Coy very
mv-tevi: usly disappeared, leaving his
■ ii o’se in Sheritf McGaha s stable.
< Matthew Wilson died at the home
of his sort in Piedmont, S. C., some
•hive weeks since. Mr. Wilson is well
t>-• the people of Transylvania
.•«.nitty as having been reared at tno
, hi Wilson homestead on Catheys
j Creek.
: V Tennessee lumber company has
; hud representatives in the county re
!. i tiy in the interest of establishing
j mills'and shipping the lumber. Our
1 people need not be surprised to see
(the mills of this company in many ot
lour mountain cover in the item
[future.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Tinsley and.
s n James and Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. J
Hunter of Greenville attended the|
graduation exercises of Brevard high i
school Friday night and spent the}
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
Tinsley.
Capt and Mrs. W 0. Bacon of
Ocala, Fla., are spending the summer
with Mayor and Mrs. J. C. Wike.
Dr. ar.d Mrs. it. L. Stokes returned
last week from a motor trip of sev
eral weeks in California and other
western states.
itev. Paul Hartsell left Monday for j
Voit Worth, Texas, where he will at- j
'end the sessions of the Southern .
Baptist convention. He made the trip
By motor and will be away about a
week.
Lawrence Williams and Harry
Pickelslmer were Hendersonville j
visitors last week.
Mrs. Fred Emmerson of Asheville1
visited her mother, Mrs. J. E. Clay-1
ton. and family the past week and J
attended the commencement exer-|
rises of Brevard high school.
Mrs Julia Trowbridge and daugh-j
ter were guests of President and Mrs. j
C. H. Trowbridge at Weaver college,
on Mother’s Day. i
Mrs. P. S. King and daughter,
Mr?. J. M. Tatum, have moved to 54
Merrimon avenue, Asheville, joining
Mr. Tatum, who is in business there.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bogon art mov
ing the first of the month into the
King house on Probart street, from
heir former residence in Forest
Hills.
Mrs Nettie Benedict has moved in
to the home of Mrs. Laura Miller on
Probart street, where she is now re
siding.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Whitmire and,
daughter Ruby and Mae Cunningham ;
spent Sunday in Six Mile. S. G.
Dennis and Elaine Scruggs of Hen
dersonville are visiting their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Cun
ningham. .
'Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ware, of L>n
colnlon, were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Huggins and othei
friends here. Their son Bdl Man.
who has been in school here, returned
home with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P Ward and two
children spent Mother’s Day with Mi
Ward’s grandmother. Mrs. •’an
Ward, at Dana. They also !
'the Ward-Pace reunion at Dana on;
I Sunday. . . , ,
Mrs. A. B. Galloway visited her
! mother, Mrs. L. A. Lewis, at Mills
River the past week. :
Miss Carolyn Fincher of LnicoJnt n
was the week-end guest of Miss Eli
zabeth Price.
H V Plummer, who was confined
in the Lyday Memorial hospitla." a* j
able to return to his home heu- -ne,
past week.
Miss Inez Hart of Greenville was
I the week-end guest of her mother,
Mrs. L. M. Hart, a the Pines.
Walter and Ro! rt Duckworth of!
Marshall were Sunday guns? < of t:heir
! parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Duck- -
worth.
Misses Martha and Ruth A aughn
I spent the week-end here with their
! parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L Vaughn.
Thev expect to return to their home,
here next week, after the dosing of
Limestone college, Gaffney. ... I
I Harrv Clavt n. Dunk Sullivan amt
Lewis Sham of Laurc-ns. S. C.. where
they play baseball in the city mague,
were Sunday guests of Airs. J. r
Clavton and family. .
Harold Erwin is visiting his aunt
in Anderson, S. C. ,..
Misses Sadie Dalton and Dorothy
Kessler, of Denmark. S. C., are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. K. -T. Rogen.
Mr? E. W. Blythe, who has been
spending th- winter with her daugh-,
, tor in Marion, return d Monday to|
her home in Brevard. She wa« ac-|
■ companies! by her little granddaugh
ter. Jean Glenn. . |
Mrs Tom Hampton has moved from
Maple stro t to the former Ralph
I Duckworth home on Johns, n st;-'vt
Rev. Harry Perry attended toe
two-day sessions of the clergv c o'.v >
cation 'of tlie Episcopal church con
! v ring in Franklin this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Ras- o had J
„S their week-end guests Mr. andj
Mrs. Rcrry Fleming i f Augusta. Ga.,
Mr. Fleming is an author o; n ite. J
Mi s Famleal Harrison, head of|
tiie Out-nf-Doov school at Seva ota. j
Fla was guest several days the va t
w ek f Air. and Mrs. II. K. Carrier,j
whose daughter. Helen Carrier, at-;
tends this school. Aliss Hairisop wanj
nccomnaniod to Prevard bv her 'is
ter, Mrs. Raoul, also of the Florida!
eitv. ,1
Air. and Airs. Harold H&rdir. of
Concord visited Airs. A. L. Hardin
the past week-end.
Alary Alice and Ten Hardin : ye
visiting Dr. and Airs. Hubert Ilnvdiu
in Tvion, Ga.
A K. Orr r,f Asheville was a Pee-;
van! visitor the first of the wd k.i
greeting his many friends here. ;
Air. and Mrs. Paul Smathers had as
their week-end guest D. H. Jenkins j
of Kr. xvillo. Ten".
Air. end Mrs. Fred Hamlm of Tor
con Gi., were (ailed here last we k
on account of th- death of Air. Ham
lin’s father. AV. AV. Hamlin.
AT;-, and Airs. TT. N. Carrier had
ns their week-end guests Air. aim
Mr< Andrew Cooper and littio
daughter Alice, and Air. and Airs.
T..n,, Daniel and daughter Florence
-It (f Rome, Ga. . , ,
law uce Doit was a week-end,
vi-itor in Charlotte.
Aliss Gladys Mull of (onnestee|
sport the week-end neve at tilt- n lViC,
of her grandfather. AV. P. Alulh ;
Atjs-s Edith ATuli and Anhnrn A ork
...pent Mother’* Day with Air. Ywk’s
mother in Rutherfordton
Aliss Ireift McDaniel of Laurer.s. K
C. is c-nest of Mrs. AV IT. Harr*?.
Ali?-- Jane Hume returned Su dav
to h: v home in Asheville, after sperd
irg a week with her niece, Airs. J. AT
Allison and family.
Dr. Joe Osborne and Ruffin Wil
des left the first of the week for a
d:< weeks’ motor trp to California
’.nil points of interest in the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitmire and
Mis. Minnie Whitmire of Greenville
,v#;re Brevard visitors Sunday.
T. G. Moody left the past week
!or Tarboro, where he will be connect
'd with the state highway commis
,ion. Mrs. Moody will join her hus
oand later.
Mrs. Ella Lewis and daughter Miss
Mattie were guests Sunday of Mr.
.nd Mrs. A. K. Lewis in Greenville.
President and Mrs. E. J. Coltrane
f Brevard college were guests at
Weaver college, Weaverville, on Mon
Jay.
Buddy Carmichael, who spent the
past winter with his aunt, Mrs. Huse
Mackey, left. Tuesday for a short
visit with his aunt, Mrs. Harold
Davis in Asheville, before returning
[o his home in Portsmouth, Va., for
the summer.
Mrs. Wood Paxton and little son
returned Sunday to their home in
Greenville after spending a week in
Brevard with Mrs. Paxton’s mother,
Mr.-. .Madge Wilkins. They were ac
companied on the return to Green
ville by Mrs. Wilkins and Mrs. Flax
Lawrence.
Mrs. John West Chapman of Char
leston, S. C., has arrived in Brevard
fur a visit and to open her summer
home on Probart road. She expects
to return here the middle of June
to open her home for the remainder
of the season.
The Misses Shipman have moved
from their home, Walnut Inn, to the
Franklin hotel, which will be open
for guests the first of June.
Mrs. C. E. Qrr, Miss Rowena Orr
and Mrs. Frank DeVane motored to
Asheville for the day Monday.
J. V Cox of Spruce Pine is visiting
T. A. English at Davidson River.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamilton and
children of West Asheville were
guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Loftis and other friends here.
Mrs. J. C. Hendrix and little daugh
ter Frances returned Monday from a
week’s visit with the former's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gravely, in Easley,
S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Twiggs have
moved into the Louie Loftis home on
Probart street.
Mrs. T. E. Patton Jr. and daughter
Rebecca are spending a week with
Air. Patt-n :n Charlotte.
Miss Eloise I^-wis has returned
from Tarboro, where she teaches
school, to spend the summer here with
her mother, Mrs. Ella Lewis.
Mrs. A. H. King and Mrs. Hus:
Mackey were Asheville visitors Tue
da?.loyd Wood is said to be quite sic!
at the home of his parents, Mr. am
Mrs. Tom Wood. _
CLASSIFIED ADS
MAN WANTED for Raleigh Route
of 800 families. Write immediate
ly. Rawleigh Co., Dept. NC-180-SA,
Richmond, Va.
WANT TO TRADE—Model A 1 1-2
ton Ford truck for light car or cat
tle. See C. F. Woodfin, near Pen
rose, Brevard, R-2.
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES, $7.00
week and up, for room and board.
Waltermire Hotel, Harry Melvin,
lessee.
FOR SALE — Five horse power
engine and wood saw outfit rigged
on wheels. Engine and saw outfit in
good condition, one extra saw. Also
one fresh Guernsey cow. W. A. Alli
son, R-l.
MOVING and GENERAL HAUL
ING—reasonable prices, every load
insured. See Charlie McCrary at
McCrary Auto Service, Phone 290,
Brevard, N- C. Mch 8
' WANTED—Party w h o borrowed
Town of Brevard’s sewer steel to
! return same at once. H. H. Patton.
ltc
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B7A XTED — Your Shoe Repairing
■ We are equipped to do first class
shoe repair work. Ladies soles and
heels 75 cents. Men’s soles and
rubber heels $1.00. Brevard Shot
Shop, T. E. Waters, owner—Newt
Arcade. Jan 1 tfc
TOMATO PLANTS for sale. Most
varieties. Joe Grooms, Country
j Club rd. ltc
! WHEN you want to move, don’t
cuss, call Siniard Transfer Co. at
j phone 118 . . . and ,your wor
! l ies will be ever. Also wood, kindling
j sand and gravel—general hauling
I Cash only, but less.
I REOPENING— Blacksmith sh-p or
I Depot street. Equipped to do youi
: work on horseshoeing and general re
j pair work. John Cantrell. 2tj
I ' ~ -
WANTED DOG WOOD — Will pay
$15 00 per cord. Specifications tor
cutting dogwood logs—not less than
4 1-2 inche? at the small end of
log. To be sawn in billets or short
pieces that will measure 18, 36 or
54 inches in length. These short
logs to be 85 per cent clear of de
fects and we mean by defects— red
heart, knots, both large and small,
bird pecks, etc., that can be seen
with the eye on the outside of the
tree. A log that is hollow could not
be used unless there was 2 1-2 inches
of solid tree between the hollow and
the bark.
, H. S. TOWNSEND
Railroad Street
Brevard, N. C.
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I FOR SALE !:
T Two or three Used
i ICE BOXES I
In good condition ] [
pply at The Times Office | J
WANTED to buy—Used kitchen
range. Phone 272. ltc
FOR SALE—Sweet potato slips. Will
i be ready by May 25. See C. M. Sin
^ iard, North Brevard. lta
I FOUND—Auto tag on Saturday near
Transylvania Tanning Co. No.
'188-647. Owner can have same by ap
plying at Times Office ar.d paying
for this adv.
WANT TO TRADE OR SELL—
Jersey or Guernsey heifers, first
and second calves. Will trade for
beef cattle, either cows or steers. Also
pasture for rent by the month or
season. Paul F. Roberts, Cedar Mtn.
May 10 3tp.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS—guaran
teed regular Underwood-Fisher
' mauo same you pay 75c for else
i where—only 60 cents, 2 for $1.00.
1 The Times effree. ' ■';
IF YOU WANT TO
BUY A HOME-RENT A HOME
-OR
Have One To Sell Or Rent
We can take care of your need .... Several nice
homes in town and county for sale at very low prices.
Places to rent that will suit you.
JUDSON McCRARY
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
TIXSLEY BLDG. PHOXE 172 BREVARD, X. C.
notice”
Pursuant to the Democratic Plan of Organization, and by direction of the Chair
man of the State Democratic Executive Committee, a meeting of the County Demo
cratic Executive Committee was held on Friday, May 11, 1934, at 10:00 o clock for
the purpose of setting the time and place for holding the Democratic Precinct Meet
ings in the County. Therefore, the Democrats of the County are hereby notified that
the Precinct meetings will be held at the time and place as follows:
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, 1934
Bovd Polling Place 2:00 o’clock P.M.
Brevard, No. 1 Polling Place 2:00 o’clock P.M.
Brevard, No. 2 Polling Place 2:00 o clock P.M.
Brevard, No. 3 Polling Place 2:00 o’clock P.M.
Cedar Mountain Polling Place 2:00 o’clock P.M.
Dunns Rock Polling Place 2:00 o’clock P.M.
Eastatoe Polling Place 2:00 o ciock P.M.
East Fork Polling Place 2:00 o’clock P.M.
Gloucester No. 1 Polling Place 2:00 o’clock P.M.
Gloucester No. 2 Polling Place 2:00 o clock P.M.
Hogback No. 1 Polling Place 2:00 o’clock P.M.
Hogback No. 2 Polling Place 2:00 o’clock P.M.
Hogback No. 3 Polling Place 2:00 o’clock P.M.
Little River Polling Place 2:00 o clock P.M.
Old Toxaway ' Wylie Meece home 2:00 o’clock P.M,
Rosman D. H. Winches* ^
ter Store 2:00 o clock P.M.
The purpose of the precinct meeting is to elect a precinct committee of five
active Democrats which precinct committee shall immediately elect a Chairman
and a Vice-Chairman and the Vice-Chairman shall be a woman.
The Precinct Committee shall also elect delegates tc the County Convention, one
delegate and one alternate for each twenty-five or traction of twenty-five Demo
cratic votes in the Precinct.
The County Convention is to be held at the Court House Monday, June 11th,
1034 at 2:00 o’clock P. M,
It is hoped that there will be a good turnout of Democrats at these precinct
meetings, as the Party Organization for the whole County and State rests primarily
on the Precinct Committees.
To the Democratic Party, the people of the County. State and Nation are in
debted for the wonderful recovery of the business of the country since President
Roosevelt’S inaugural: u and the good work must be kept up.
Let every Democrat come out and thereby help to keep the New Deal moving
W. E. BREESE, Chairman,
Annie M. Douglas, Secretary. DEMOCRATIC COLNTV EXECL HVE
COMMITTEE.