PISGAH FOREST NEWS
Several members of the local Bap
ti t W. M. U. attended the Transyl
v nia W. M. U. assoclaiton in Bre
\: rd Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Campfield and
ibnt Wolfe attended the funeral
,. Mrs. Geo. Allen of Mills River
•iday. * •
Jr Cu le ,>in employe of the Carr
1 umber . onipany, had the misfortune
in losing n eye while doing some
repair work on machinery. Ho is ex
pecwd h ne soon from the Patton
Mi mi rial hospital in Handor, ..iville.
•‘I m ie Joe” Orr and Rev. Judsnn
Orr were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. It. I„ Souther Sunday
Mrs. B lie Corn and brother Ve!
Parker were visiting relative- in Mar
io ta, S. (’., recently.
Lance Carter is visiting at the
h- me of his aunt, Mrs. Tom Butler,
on Mills River.
Mr. R. E. Mackey is teaching
music each night at the Baptist
church. Much interest is being shown
and we hope our young people will
take advantage of this opportunity.
Mrs. A. L. Morgan and Mrs. H. L.
Souther, teachers of the junior class
es of the Baptist church .sponsored
a picnic for the boys and girls last
Wednesday at the Glen Canyon Falls.
A s Elizabeth McCoy is ill of
men. !es.
’I '. Patton Jr. of Charlotte spent
tin- ok-e;.d with his family here.
T - small child of Mr and Mrs.
Phi re Searcey is ill of pneu
m and ha- been removed to the
I.yd y Memorial hospital.
ORDER AND NOTICE
lit the Superior Court,
North Carolina,
Tmr.-';1 ilia County.
Nettie !’ .'.edict vs.
. util iBenedict.
It appearing that n summons has
been issued un« the plaintiff has filed
a complaint in the Superior Court of
Transylvania county of even date
her.with, for the purp sc of securing
an si olute divorce from the de
fendant above named, and
It further appearing from the af
fidavit i f Nettie Benedict, the plain
tiff iu this action, that Paul Bene
dict is not to be found in Transyl
vania County, and cannot, after due
diliu nee. be found in the State of
North Carolina, and that the said
Paul i'. Benedict „ no.; ,csiue.it of
the Stat* 'North Carolina.
It is therefore, on motion, ordred
that notice of this action be published
once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the Transylvania Times, a
newspaper published in Transylvania
C unty. vetting forth the title of the
action, the purpose of the same and
i quiiing the defendant to appear at
the next term of the Superior Court
of Transylvania County to be held at
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QUEBEC NEWS
(Lucille Htnderson)
Misses Blanche and Ophelia Reid.
„f T.;.ca are spending the week-end1
with Miss Beulah Reid.
Mrs. Lyle McCoy spent Wednes
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. T. Miller of Lake Toxaway.
Misses Frances and Vera McCall
spent Friday night with Mrs. Noah
Whitmire.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Reid and
children spent Sunday- with Mr. and
Mrs. John Reid.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Reece of Pisgah Forest wa3
buried in Oak Grove Baptist cemetery
on Saturday afternoon of last week.
Oscar Henderson is down with a
case of measles this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Henderson, T.
C. Henderson and J. K. Henderson of
Brevard attended exercises at Mars
Hill college last week. There were 101
young men and women who received
their college diplomas. Of this num
ber there were three Transylvania
hoys, Robert Duckworth, son of Mr.
end Mrs. W. IL Duckworth of Bre
vard; Mark Orr, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver H. Orr of Brevard, and Truett
Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. 0.
W. Hendevs n.
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Uure were six contestants represent
ing Madison county, Transylvania
county, Wake county and Georgia and
Florida. Mark Orr of Transylvania
was the winner in the contest and re
ceived the gold medal.
Before entering Mars Hill college
two years ago Truett Henderson
1» ught a suit of clothes to wear on
Sundays and on special occasions.
When he received his diploma from
the college last Friday he had on that
same suit. He had worn it in his at
tendance upon church and Sunday
school every Sunday and on tliei
special occasions during the two jyars
•Hid yet it looked as if it were a brand
new suit. His father had sent him
money with which to buy a com
mencement suit but he not only had
n„t bought the suit but had not spent
one cent of the money. He returned it
to his father and it was used m
squaring up his accounts with the col
lege. He returned home owing no
man anything.
Mr. Huff, the man with whom
Truett stayed and worked for his
L iard, said that Truett took every
course that was given at Mars Hill
except the course in “girlclogy*
frat he -unviided the college for. two
years and graduated with high hon
ors and never made a date.
the Court House in the Town of Bre
vard beginning July 30th 1934 and
that said defendant be required to
file his answer within thirty days
after the completion of the service of
summons by publication, the plain
tiff’s complaint now being on file in
the off fee of the Clerk of the Super
ior Court of said County.
This May 30, 1934.
OTTO ALEXANDER,
Clerk Superii r Court.
May 31, June 7, 14, 21.
NOTICE OF SERVICE OT
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
North Carolina, Transylvania County.
In the Superior Court.
W. W. Aiken vs.
Jessie Marion Aiken.
The defendant, Jessie Marion
Aiken, will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been commenced
in the .Superior Court, of Transyl
vania County to obtain a divorce
absolute, on statutory grounds; and
the said defendant will further take
notice that she is required to appear
at the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of said county, in the
Court House, in Brevard, N. C., on
the 30th day of June 1934 (or within
thirty days thereafter) and answer
or demur to the complaint in said
action, or the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
This is the 30tii day of May. 1934.
OTTO ALEXANDER,
Clerk Superior Court of
Transylvania County,
N. C.
May 31, June 7, 14 and 21.
DISEASED MILK
Is Dangerous
Our cows have been Blood Tested, and tested for
tuberculosis by the North Carolina State Board of
Health and are pronounced • ''
Healthy-Disease Free
Enabling us to supply
Pure Grade A Milk
1 '
It’s better to be safe than sorry—use Grade A Milk for
the entire family . • • see
SUNNYS1DE DAIRY
Walter Glazener, Mgr.
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' Mr. and Mrs. Obie Fisher of Lake
Toxawav spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs Judson Corn.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd McCall and
children of Balsam Grove were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Judson Corn
Saturday.
Miss Elean r Trowbridge of Wea
vervill* was the week-end guest oi
her grandmother, Mrs. Julia Trow
bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Allison aifd two
relatives and friends in Brevard Mon
day.
E E Lewie of Weavorville visited I
datives and friends in Brevard Fri
day. i
Mrs. J. E. Waters and Ruel Hunt
visited relatives in Easley, S. C„ the
past week. .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles George and
son Charles Henry of Greenville
were the week-end guests of Mr. anil
.Mrs. J. A. McCrary.
Fred McCrary, state supervisor of
agriculture at Raleigh, was the week
end guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mc
Crarv. MT. McCrary left Monday for
Greenville before returning home. ■
Milan Nicholson and Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Nichols n of Gohutta, Ga..
are visiting M. M. Nicholson, Mr. andj
Mr?. "Stroub Clayton and other vela
lives and friends here.
Mrs H L. Wilson and two children
and Miss Bertie Ballard returned last
week from a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Summers at Cameron, b. v.
Mrs. Barnes and mother, Mrs.
-Carl Whitmire »f Asheville, are
visiting the latter’s mother, Mis. Gas
Miss Reba Kitchen is visiting
friends in Greenville this week.
Miss Ruth Waters is visiting her
mini, Mrs. Cap Mahaffee m Green
ville this week. . ...
Miss Elizabeth Rams.cur and Miss
Gladvs English expect to leave -
urdaV for a motor trip oft several
week's to Philadelphia and New Toik.
Mr. anil Mrs. Francis Sledge and
son of Atlanta were week-end guest
of Mrs. F. P. Sledge.
Mrs T. S. Wood and daughter Miss
Gladys were Asheville visitors Sat
Mrs. Mamie Verdery, who has
spent some time with her son and
family in Charlotte, has returned to
Brevard and is stopping at the Clay
ton House for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wh t.nue
md children were week-end gue t
SV, S.I »"•,«■* »»gsyr
Gharlotte The formers daughtei.
Mary Louise, remained to spend two
weeks with her cousins in Chailotte.
Miss Emma Deaver has returned
to her home here after attending
Montreat Normal the past yeai.
Miss Gladys Wood has accepted a
notion at the Highlands country
, club at Highlands where she will
suend the summer. . . ..
* Blanton Mitchell of Florida
; ine his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
'tm-1 months, to spend the summer in
Pembroke, yvhere he spent the "
lev monts. to spend/the summer
B,‘‘Grandpa” Trantham. who has
heeen quite ill at the home of hr
! son, B. W. Trantham, is said to be
imringd Mrs. A. H. Kizcr and two
children, Alex 'Jr. and Carolyn, and
Mi- Kizer’s mother, Mrs. Carrie Mt
Kee. are spending their vacation at
Myrtle Beach, S. C. , , ..
Rev J P. Simmons attendee the
general assembly convening at Mon
treat the past week.
Miss Evelyn Austin of Asheville
and Miss Shirley Jones of Simpson
ville, S. C.. yvere guests cf Miss Mahe
Bramlctt this yveek.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D Brown of
Abbeville spent several days this
week at their summer home here.
Neal King of Asheville is spending
some time here with his grandmother.
Mrs. Esther King.
W. L. Justus, who has Depn very
ill yvith pneumonia at Lyday Memor
ial hi pita), is reported to he much
improved. , .. , ...
Mrs. W. H. Duckworth ami f
Pick! l«imer "'ere visitors in Ashe
ville and Marshall last yveek.
Mrs. Cotdelle Russell ami little
daughter of Canton arc visiting Mrs.
Russell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. vV
H. UUCKWia in.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Duckworth
r; Canton and Mr and Mrs. Wright
of Asheville Vere Sunday guests o,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duckworth
Mrs Emma Zachary, who has been
quite ill the past week, is said to be
.considerably improved
Misses Rachel Williams rnd^Lou
ise Gillespie .students at W. C. f. C.,
Cullowhee, spent the wee/.-er.u here
with their respective parents.
Mr and Mr?. Jack Zachary ana
little ' daughter of Greenville were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Ralph Zach
<\1*V
j' F. Brooks and J. W. Brooks of
Hendersonville visited their sister,
Mrs. Emma Zachary, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Duckworth
and children and Robert. Duckworth
of Marshall were week-erd guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duckworth and
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs1. Robert L. Dye of
Columbia. S. C., were week-end guests
of their cousins, Miss Florence Kern
and Mr and Mrs. H. V. Smedberg.
Mrs. J. M. C-aines and little
daughter Ruth are visiting relatives
and friends in Columbus, Ga.
Miss Jenr.ie Aiken has returned
from Newton where she has been
teaching school to spend the summer
at her home here.
Mrs. Charlie McCrary, who had
the misfortune to fall and break be’
arm last week, is said to be recover
ing nicely.
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If you like smart, funny,
sentimental, satirical com
edies see “The Butter and
nE?b Man” at the High School ■
Auditorium June 8th and
9th, Admission 20c and 35c. jl
Mi-. B. E. Latham and daughter'
Annie of Easley, S. C.. were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Henry- Mrs, Latham i a sister of:
Mrs. Henry |
Mrs. W. E. Breese returned Fri
day from Memphis, Tenn., where she
visited her sens for several weeks.
Mr. Breese motored to Memphis tin
first of the week to accompany his
wife home
Mrs. Roy Lo lg ana daughter Ora
Holt are visiting relative^ and friends
in Graham.
Mr.-. E. J. Coluane, Mrs. Oliver
Qrr, Miss Florence Kern, Mrs. J. F.
Zachary and Mfs. W. L. Aiken at
tended the district meeting of the
Methodist missionary society conven
ing in Sylva on Friday.
Miss Mabel Bramlett has returned
from a week’s visit in Asheville.
Bandits Defeated at Gwtrd Gets
Revenge
Chicago—Six robbers who stormed
the quiet little suburban town of
South Holland last week found theiri
r,tlvcs facing a bank guard who had
waited four months to avenge his
son's death.
They to. k a bloody defeat. Before
they could fire a shot, one of their
band was dead, one was mortally
wounded and another was hit and
staggering. The three others dragged
him into their car and fled.
BARGAINS . . . next week
at Plummer’s Clearance Sale.
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The Legislative Record
of Congressman Wea
ver proves him a Friend
of ALL THE PEOPLE
. . . Workers, Business
Men, Fanners and War
Veterans.
Preserve
ilth District
Statesmanship
In Congress
II a v i n g faithfully
served the people of
this District for many
years in the U. S. Con
g r e s s, Congressman
Weaver Reeks reeiec
tion on hjs Record of
Honest. Progressive,
Service.
Democratic
Primary
June 2
VOTE FOR
CONG. ZEBULON WEAVER
FOR RE-ELECTION TO CONGRESS
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