Democratic Convention Meetings
As Reported By
Secretary’ of
Executive * Committee
The newly elected Democratic Ex
ecutive Committtee oi Transylvania
countv met at the court house Mon
day June 11 and the following pre
cincts reported and the precinct com
mittees were as follows; Brevard No.
1 Wallace Galloway, chairman; Mrs.
E. W. Blythe, vice-chairman; S. E.
Varner, William Wallace and Bob
Wright. Brevard No. 2, A. G. Kyle,
chairman; Miss Matt Neely, vice
chairman; Chet Kilpatrick, Glen Bur
rell, Fred Johnson. Brevard No. 3,
R. I,. Gash, chairman, Mrs. Harley
Lyday, vice chairman; Tom Barnett,
R. E. Mackey, Frank Patton.
Catheys Creek, Carr Owen, chair
man; Mrs. Beecher Mull, vice-chair
man; Lus Wilson, Carl Allison, Clar
ence Whitmire. Cedar Mountain, Paul
Roberts. Chairman; Mrs. P. T. Wat
son, vice-chairman; B. T. Watson, R.
S. Fortesque, Malgar Allison. Dunns
Rock, T. J. Wilson, chairman; Hessie
King, vice-chairman; Glad Whitmire,
George Maxwell, Henry Carrier. East
Fork. W. C. Gravely, chairman; Mrs.
W. B. Head, vice-chairman. Leon
Hubbard, Charlie Gillespie, Miss Dol
lie Master.’4.
F tatoe, H. P. Whitmire, chair
man: Mrs. L. V. Sigmon, vice-chair
man W. C. Whitmire, T. S. Gallo
way. Marion Glazener. Gloucester No.
1. A. C. Price, Chairman; Annie
Kiti...ms, vice-chairman; Ilarloe Mc
Call. Obie Fisher. R. J. Kitchens.
Hogback No. 1. T. C. McCall,
chairman; Mrs. Ltcus Reid, vice
chairman; 'Homer McCall, Willie
Reid. George O'Dell. Hegbaek No. 2,
('„ie Lie. chairman; Mrs. Annie
Hreeilli vied-chairman; P. L.
Wilbanks. Henry McCall, L. H,
Fisher. Hogback No, 3, E. A. Reid,
chairman; Grace Norton, vice-chan
man: K. Gash, W. W. Reid, Con
rad Miller.
Little River, C. V. Shuford, chair
man; Mrs. Nath McGaha, vice-chair
man: Frank Shuford, Hal Hart, Ed
Mackey. Old Toxawav, W. E. Gallo
way, chairman; Mrs. W. E. ^Gallo
way vice-chairman: Wylie Meeee.
Milford Galloway, Hal Chappell.
Rosman. It F. Glazener, ^airman;
Mr-. Jordan Whitmire, vice-chair
man; Elmer McLean, Will Mopre, and
Elam Galloway.
The meeting was duly called to
order and proceeded t> the transac
tion i f such business as properly cam
before it. W. K. Breese was unani
mou-lv elected chairman of th
county democratic executive commit
•-ee; Mr<. Harley Lyday was unani
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| Mrs. Annie M. Douglas was unani
! mously elected secretary. The meet
ing was very enthusiastic and por
tends a hard-working, enthusiastic
and united organization for the com
ing campaign. The people of the
county were invited and urged to
I examine the records cf the Democratic
■ office holders' for the last two years
and to see that the tsrtces had been
reduced over sixty per cent below the
previous Republican administration,
besides paying of< many thousand
dollars of county’s indebtedness.
Upon motion duly made and
unanimously adopted a vote of thanks
and appreciation was given to W. E.
Breese, chairman of the County
1 Democratic Executive Committee for
i the past two years, for his able and
efficient work in the last campaign
and a vote of confidence was given
him.
This was one of the largest and
most enthusiastic meetings of the
executive committee that the county
! ever held.
The Democratic County Convention
met at 2:00 o’clock p. m. at the court
house and while there was not much
business to be transacted, delegates
from every precinct in the county
i were present who were most enthusi
astic and who promised their hearty
support in electing the entire Demo
I era tic ticket.
The following delega|tes and iaf«
ternates were elected to attend^ the
i state convention in Raleigh on June
21st: S. E. Varner, T. J. Wilson, A.
C. Kvle, Mrs. A. G. Kyle, T. E. Reid,
Mrs. T. J. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. L.
■ V. Sigmon, Mrs. C. M. Douglas, Mr.
M. O. McCall.
1 Grady Kilpatrick, Paul Roberts,
M. W. Galloway, W. E. Breese, Mrs.
I. S. Silverstcen, J. E. Rufty, T. W.
Whitmire, Jesse Galloway and Hal
Hart.
Alternates wire wuie Liee, mis. »».
W. Ray, H. P. Whitmire. W. L. Aiken,
Pat Kimzey, M. D. Hardin, Glen
Burrell, A. E. England, Edwin Mor
gan, Clarence Norton, Mrs. T. S.
Wood, Mrs. Beecher Mull, Miss Mat
tie Neely, Otto Alexander, Mrs. Har
i ley Lyriav. Claude Shuford, Wales
Mull and' T. C. McCall.
After the election of delegates and
transaction of such other business as
came before the convention ,the
meeting was thrown open for a gen
eral discussion of the political situa
tion in Ti unsylvania county and the
i following persons were called upon
to make talks and give suggestions
for conducting the campaign for the
anting election: S. E. Varner, M. W.
Galloway, Mrs. A. G. Kyle, T. W.
Whitmire. II. E. Erwin, Squire Tom
McCall. T. J. Wilson, Chet Kilpat
iek, Mrs. T. J. Wilson, Rainey Hale.
John Rufty, Mrs. Tom Wood,
Ed Reid, Clarence Norton, Mr. Mc
Call, Till McCall, Carr Owen, Mrs.
Beecher Mull, Paul Roberts, G. C.
Kilpatrick, Otto Alexander, Profes
sor Hardin, A. C Price, V. L. Aiken.
A. E. England, Mrs. F. H. Jones,
(,. V. Sigmon, Mrs. L. V. Sigmon, Ed
! win Morgan. Jess Galloway, C. V.
Shuford, Al Kyle, Charles Ashworth,
i Ut Zachary, Lus Wilson, Flem Glaze
ner and Charlie Patton.
This wa- the first time that a coun
ty r mention has ever been so unani
mous in its opinion as to what should
DC done and never before has such in
cics: been shown in electing the oil
in' Democratic ticket.
The utmost harmony and keen in
crest prevailed and from the talss
nr.de by those present the Democrats
ire going to present a united front to
he Republicans in the election this
.‘all and the Democrats, men and
women, of the county will be found
working for Democratic victory in
r November.
The county commissioners were
praised for their splendid manage
cent of the county during the last
tv.- cars and the other county offi
| wore heartily commended for the
! manner in which they had performed
[the duties of their respective offices,
hi fact .it was the most harmonious
-ml entirely satisfactory convention
that ha; been held by the Democrats
in Transylvania county for many
years.
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i Local and Personal Items
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Mrs. Helen Terry of New York
City is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ella Lewis.
Judie Morton of Knoxville, Tenr.,,
was a business visitor in Brevard (
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Emraerson of \
Asheville spent the week-end with
Mrs. J. E. Clayton and family.
Miss Mildred Hayes, who has-been
attending school at the Asheville'ijor
mal, has returned to Brevard to spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs. Wal
lace Bryant and family.
Miss Edna Mason of Leicester is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Roy Long and daughter Ora
Holt have returned from a visit of
several weeks with Mrs. Long’s
mother in Graham. They were accom
panied on the retur nhome by Mrs.
Long’s brother, Fred Holt, who will
be employed at Long’s drug store this,
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitmire of
Greenville were guests Sunday of
relatives and friends here.
Harry Clayton of Laurens, S. C.,
spent Sunday here with his mother,
Mrs. J. E. Clayton.
Mrs Minnie Whitmire of Green
ville spent the week-end here with
relatives.
John Holler of the TVA at Norris,
Tenn., was with his family here over
the week .end.
Ted Clement of Greenville spent the
week-end here with his wife and lit
tle son, who have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Verne Clement the past
week.
Mrs. Ella Lewis and daughters
Misses Mattie and Eloise and Mrs
Helen Terry visited friends in Wal
halla, S. C., Sunday.
Harry Patton has been a business
visitor in Raleigh this week .
Eriust Merrill returned Friday to
his teaching duties at Tulane uni
versity, New Orleans, after spending
ms vacation witn mo
Rachel Merrill. He was accompanied
on his return by his sister. Miss Sal
lie Merrill and his niece, Miss Rache.
Williams, both of whom will attend
summer school at Tulane.
W. S. Price arrived Sunday from
■Jacksonville, Fla., to spend the xuni
mer here with his son W. S. Pnce
Jr., and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Haynes and
children arrived in Brevard last
week from Charleston, S. C., to
spend the summer here.
Miss Jean English returned last
week from G. C. W. in Greensboro to
spend the summer here with her par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. E. S. English.
She was accompanied by Miss Sarah
Louise Andrews of Fort White, Fla.,
who is visiting her and other friends
here.
Dick Zachary of Atlanta spent the
week-end here with his mother. Mrs.
Ralph Zachary.
Mrs. I). P. Kilpatrick has returned
from an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Will Moore and family
io Farmville. .
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Shipman have
i turned to their home in Raleigh
after a visit to relatives here. They
1 wert> accompanied home by then
daughter Miss Dorothy Shipman,
who graduated at Mars Hill college.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Hart of Hickory
lave visiting relatives here this week.
: Mitchell Shipman Jr. of Greensboro
I was a visitor in Brevard Tuesday.
Dr. T. F. Man- and 0. H. Orr re
1 turned last week from Durham where
Dr Man- attended a meet up or the
hoard of trustee® of Duke university.
' of which board he U a member.
Miss Josephine Murdoch oi Su.i. •
! huiv left Sunday after visiting her
| friend-. Misses Mary Alma art! Eu
genia Coltiane. for ten days.
Rev and Mr?. G. C. Brinkman
j motored te Asheville for the day,
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I' Mi«I ; Louise and Charlotte Brown
i of Abbeville, S C., arrived last wecK
o Micml the ’.'cniaimler of the seMon
:u their summer home here m t ro
l.nrt street. .
Misses Winifred Nicholson and
Ruth Pickelsimer and Lionel Aiken
returned last week from Weaver co.
leee to spend the summ&r at their
homes here. , .
«.U1S. rv. 1. Da 11 I I***- . . -
her home on Sot Off after a visit to
her mother in Atlanta. Her grand
daughter. Mildred Baird, of Colum
bia, is with her for the summer.
Miss Mary MacDonnell of Si. An- j
Kllstine, Fla., has arrived in Brevard
end is connected with the Red Cross
encampment at Camp Carolina, aftei
which ‘she wiil be swimming councilor
at Keystone Camp for the remainder
of the season.
Katherine and Ernest Lot -is o.
Ashevi'le wire g-uests Sunday of
Helen Galloway. .
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Whitmire,
Lawrence Holt and son Lawrence Jr.
motored to Asheville for the day
Monday. ... .. .
Mr. end Mrs. Thomas Wyh< and
family of Cleveland. Ohio, have ai
med in Brevard to spend some time
at the Shipman cottages in West
Brevard.
Mr. and Mrs. George Meade Sulli
van of New York City are guests of
the Misses Shipman at Walnut Inn.
Misuses Esther and Maggie Gaither
and Frank Gaither arrived Saturday
from Okmulgee, Okla., and spent the
week-end here, returning on Tues
day to their home. They were accom
panied on the return trip by. Mrs.
Frank Gaither, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Henderson, for several weeks.
John McNeill, of the library de
partment at Chapel Hill and a gradu
ate of Brevard Instituted was guest
the firct of the week of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Orr.
Hinton McLeod has returned from
Davidson college to spend the summer
with his parents at Camp Ilahee.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cloud have as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cloud
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and little son of Falls Church ,Va.,
and Mrs. W. M. Cloud Jr. and two
little daughters of Miami, Fla.
Miss Hazel Feltham and Mis* Dor
othy Potter of St. Petersburg, Fla.,
are stopping for some time with Mr
and Mrs. A. 0. Kitchen at Simmons
Inn.
Lamar Norton, who is connected
with the U. S. Navy at Norfolk, Va.,
is spending hi3 vacation of 15 days
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Felix
Norton.
Miss Margaret Deaver of Harrison
burg, Va., is visiting relatives here.
Earl and Harriet Mauldin of At
lanta and Helen Powe of Greenville
visited relatives and friends here last
week.
Mr and Mrs. John Deaver of Uma
tilla, Fla., are spending the summer
here with Mr. Deaver’s mother, Mrs.
Robert Patton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jerome spent
the week-end in Greenville with
friends.
Ruffin Wilkins and Dr. Joe Os
borne returned last week from a
month’s motor trip to various cities
and points of interest in the Wesi
and to the World’s Fair in Chicago
reporting a most delightful and in
teresting trip.
Mrs'. Lodema Robertson of Green
ville was the week-end guest of Misses
Charlotte and Louise Brown.
Miss Fannie Holt returned Fridaj
to Brevard, preparatory to opening
Keystone camp here July 3. She was
accompanied to Brevard by hei
mother, Mrs. J W. Holt, her nephew
Rcbert Holt of Jacksonville, Fla., anc
by Miss Virginia Kelley of Tryon
1 who will be cne of the Keystone camp
ers this season.
Mrs. Lawrence Holt and Misi
Helm Galloway are attending th<
Rhododendron festival in Asheville
this week, guests of Mbs Katherim
Lcft.is.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Whitmire
spent Sunday in Charlotte as guest!
of Mr. and Mrs. Rush Whitmire
bringing back with them their daugh
ter Mary Louise, who has been visit
jng her cousins in Charlotte for sev
ernl weeks.
Mrs. Paul Rmathers was guest las
week of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jame
Pavne, in Asheville.
Mrs. A. B. Galloway and daughtei
H- leu and Miss Edith Varner wer
Asheville visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Galloway am
children were guests last week of Mr
and Mrs. Waite Reid and family a
Sapphire.
.1 E. Ruftv. Miss Agnes Claytoi
and Mrs. T. E. Reid are attend^
summer school at Asheville Normal.
Miss Pauline Calloway is plannin
to leave the last of the week for s
visit with her sister, Mrs. Annie Mac
Shelton, in Georgia, and later t<
visit her sister Miss Marguerite Gal
1< way in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood Paxton ant
bn by of Greenville .and Mb* MiMn"
Thompson and John Maveli.int a
Greer, S. C., were Brevard visitor
Monday.
W. M. Shelton. New Smyrna, Fla
is stoppling at the Clayton House
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(By N. L. Ponder)
| The W. M. U. Fannie Heckj
Memorial program was well rendered
Sunday evening. The parts were edu-;
cational, interesting and inspiration
al. Mrs. Coy Surrette, president of
the union, and who had one of the
leading parts wan not able to attend
as she was just taking on a case of
j measles. Her little son Billy also has
J the measles.
Enon church folks are planning
■ for revival services to begin about the
(latter part of July.
Encn church folks began a sing
ling school Monday evening to con
Itinue indefinitely. A good crowd is
jin attendance and much interest find
‘ appreciation were noticeable at the
beginning. The church uses the song
book “Hymns of Faith’’ and gets good
results. , ,
Mrs. Joe Blythe and folks are re
covering from measles. Mrs. Blythe
i is reported as having a head affec
ition from measles. We hope for her a
; satisfactory recovery and offer out
sympathy.
Mrs. Joe Patterson, who has been
.rill, and has just returned home from
’' a stay in Brevard hospital, was taken
11 ill again Monday and carried to her
; mothers in Brevard. We hope she can
recover and be back in our commun
.: itv soon. , . .
; Frank Cox is still in Oteen hospital
11 but is reported a3 doing well.
’! Frank Woodfin, who has been in
) Oteen for some time was visiting his
I folks here some days ago and reports
| improvement.
I Sunday school and church folks
. were glad to have Ernest Brown
•home Sunday from CCC. He was ac
. :eompaniod by Andrew Parker of
Elizabethtown, N. C. .
I This Monday it did not rain here.
I. People are having plenty of weeds
to fight now. Yes. thev arc. It is
talked that coin when worked will
j turn yellow and so some dntn3tji is
| done .as thought. _
j for th • summer. .
r Misses Emily and Helen Ramain o.
. i Biloxi. Miss., have arrived in Brevard
• i to spend the summer in an apartment
11st the home of Mrs. Ralph'Zachary.
. i Mi- Leon English Jr. is visiting
iTl'- ives in Greensboro. .
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shafer Wil
'himsoort, Pa. were guests of Dr.
and Mrs. E. S. English Sunday.
I on English Jr. !pft the first o,
tlm week for Wake Forest college
whee he will enter the law depart
' mint.
I SELICA NEWS '
(By Ward Breedlove) ^
The farmers are rejoicing because
>f the sunshine after the continued „
rainy weather.
Our community club met in the up
per part of the section Monday night.
Much interest was shown in the work
of the club. We hope to meet with the
CHeirryfie^d group again Monday
night of next week. Next Monday
night we meet at the Selica school
house and we hope to have a large
attendance.
The next spelling bee will be held
here Friday night of this week.
Rev. Sherman Pearson will preach
at the Selica Methodist church on the
fourth Sunday, June 24.
Jeter Barton, who has had employ
ment in Douglas, Wyo., for some time,
is home on account of declining
health and is with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Barton.
The many friends of George Stan
di! and Miss May Galloway have
learned with interest of their ap
proaching marriage which it is said
will be solemnized at an early date.
The bride-to-be is the attractive
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pearson
Galloway, who recently moved near
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hensley were
visiting friends and relatives in the
East Fork section recently.
; Uncle Bill Williams is spending
some time in Brevard on night patrol
at. the new swimming pool which is
being rushed to completion. He says
he likes the job but is mighty lone
some for a man of his age and we be
\ iieve if l e stays long he will stock the
I pool with fish and have Uncle Lam
bert Gillespie with him ,as they are
! great fishermen.
i Ray Waldrop is doing some fine
I work with a riding cultivator in our
'section at this writing,
i Much truck farming is being done
I in our section through the commun
l ity club. . . ,
i Some of our folks were made giad
Sunday on receiving word that a
' number of days work would be given
!to some of our citizens. Yet a ques
'tion arises whv with some and nor
[others. Ah, folks, there are many
i things we will never know.
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