Social and Personal News of Interest to Brevard Women
Mrs. J. R. Smith and little grand
son of Savannah, Ga., have returned
to their h. me after visiting Mrs.
Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. v.
Morris and ot>*;tr relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bv West and son
returned last week from an extended
absence in Hickory and Sanford and
are now with Rev. J. 11. West at
the Methodist parsonage.
Mark Orr. of Mars Hill college,
spent the week-end here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Orr.
Miss Ethel McMinn has returned
to Greenville, S. C., after spending
several davs here with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Whitmire, Mrs.
Paul Smathers and Mrs. Lawrence
Holt visited relatives in Asheville
Sunday where they were met by Mr.
and Mrs. Ru>h Whitmire and children
of Charlotte.
Miss Mildred Thomas of Louis
ville, Ky., left last week after visiting
her uncle and aunt. Dr. and Mrs. J.
F. Zachary.
Miss Marguerite Galloway of -.aw
York and Miss Pauline Galloway,
who have been visiting their sister
in South Carolina, visited M s. T. H.
Galloway here the first cf the week,
en route to New York.
Mrs. W. M Cloud Jr. and two
little girls of Miami, Fla., who are
spending some time in Brevard with
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cloud, have
been visiting Mrs. Cloud Jr. s mother
in Hendersonville the past week.
Mrs. Charles Waldrop of Green
ville was guest last week of Mr. and
Mr-. J. H. Tinsley. .
.MISS UHH.'V v.. -
week for Finley. Ohio, while 'he will
hav. headquarters in missionary
wo.k in which she will be engaged.
Mrs. Robert Davis Jr. and two
childr* n. Mary and Robert, ot New
York City, and Mrs. Davis mothei,
Mi< T. D. Lacey. and brother,
Chavli" C. Lacey of Sarasota. Fia.,
are occupying the 1. H. Galloway
resilience on West Main street for
four months. , . ,
Mrs. T. H. Galloway is stopping at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. H° *
liday while her home is leased during
the remainder of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Townsend of
Chicago are visiting Mr. Townsends
mother. Mrs. J. S. Greenwood.
Mrs. John West Chapman has ar-]
lived from Chariest- n, S. C. to
sp, iid the remainder of the summer;
at her home on Probart stree.. j
Capt J. L. Risk and family of,
Cocoa. Fla., have arrived at their I
summer home here in Forest Hills. I
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McFee are,
spending some time here with Mrs. |
MeFce’s mother. Mrs. L. M. I uette.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brittain are
occupying an apartment at the '-■rim- ^
Shaw home. .
Mrs. Leon English Jr. returned
last week from a visit with relatives
in Greensboro. ■
C. B. McFEE |
The Old Reliable
Watchmaker and Jeweler
at
Macfie Drug Stove.
Brevard, N. C.
38 Years of Repair Work
All Work Guaranteed
Reasonable Prices i
WE BUY OLD GOLD
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FRUIT
STORE
Handling
Complete Line Of
FRESH FRUITS
VEGETABLES
MELONS
Opposite Court House
EAST MAIN STREET
We shall be pleased
to serve you at
any time.
Lloyd Hilemon
FRUIT STAND
Miss Eliza Nicholson has returned
from New York City to visit her
father, Rad Nicholson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. \V. Britt ot
Asheville were guests last week of
Mr. and Mrs-. T. W. Whitmire.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomasson and Wal
ter Barr of Greenville were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cos Paxton.
Miss Beth Thompson and Miss
Mary Wakefield of New York City
have returned to their home after
visiting Mrs. Cos Paxton for several
days.
Mrs. Mack Fowler of Glenville was
called here last week on account of
the serious illness and death of her
brother, T. A. English.
Mrs. A. B. Galloway has been quite
ill the past week at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kyle were
Asheville visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop visited
relatives in Hendersonville the past
we-.k.
Mi ss Reba Kitchen was the wec-K- |
end guest of Miss Mildted Williams,
who is attending the Asheville Nor
mal this summer.
Miss Agnes Clayton and Miss Rob
erta Bryant were guests of Mrs.
Fred Emmerson in Asheville Saiur-;
day. i
Miss Gladys Gillespie left Sunday |
for Hendersonville where she has a |
position in the Lorrane dining room.,
She was accompanied by Elza ]
Gillespie. |
.Ur. ana lur*. lllisvvn j
Mrs. A. H. King were Asheville visit- j
ors Saturday. j
MissAnnie May Patton has return-;
cd from a visit with lv>r sister, Mrs. j
Arch Graham and family In Raeford.
.1. J. Patton and family have re-j
turned to their home at Davidson |
River after spending the winter nti
N\w Smyrna, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Tollmen attended the j
air show at the Asheville air port I
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Adelaide Silversteen is ex- j
pected to return to her home here the
last of (his week .after spending the I
past several months in New Yoik
City whore she is studying voice.
Mrs. Ada Teague uni guest, Mrs.
Nita Stokes of Georgetown, S. C.,
spent McVl&y in Asheville. They;
were accompanied home by Sarah and I
Marshall Teague who have been i
visiting their grandmother in Ashe- -
ville several weeks.
Lawrence Williams, Leon Lyday,;
Wilson Lyday, Fred Talley, Davis;
Woodfin and John Lyday attended;;
the air show at Fletcher Sunday. |i
Miss Emma Deaver is at Montreat j
Normal this summer. i
Mrs. J. R. Morgan of Detroit, i
Mich., is visiting her parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. V. H. Galloway. i
Mrs. Lodema Robertson is spend
ing a few days with Misse- Louise
and Charlotte Brown, recuperating
from a tonsil operation performed
last week at Lyday Memorial hospi
tal.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. reaster and
Verne Fairbow of Charlotte were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
M. M. Feaster and family.
Mrs. Garland McGregor and Mrs.
W. H. Davis of Greenville are at Ivy
Hill for the remainder of the sum
mer.
George Mangum, who has employ
ment in Charlotte, visited friends in
Brevard last week.
Mrs. S. Lee of Greenville is operat-,
ing the Green Lantern tea room at
Sea Shore.
Miss. Merle Sizemore of Yadkin
ville was the week-end guest of
Mi“ces Mary Alma and Eugenia Col
trane.
Miss Nina Hall of Columbia, S C.,
and Mr. McGee of Miami, Fia., are
guests at Apple Grove with Mr. and
Mrs. John Maxwell.
Miss Olga Dermid is visiting
friends and relatives in Jacksonville,
Fia.
Miss Margaret Deaver has return
ed from Biltmore hospital where she
underwent an operation for appendi
citis. ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Coltrane and
family were visitors in Bryson City
anl Waynesville Sunday, where Mr.
Coltrane had speaking engagements.
Mr. and Mrs. Cuff and three child
ren and Mrs. Caff’s mother, Mrs.
Chambers, ail of St. Petersburg, Fla.,
are occupying the John Cantrell
house on Probart street for the sum
mer. Their present plans are to re
main in Brevard indefinitely and
place one of their children in Bre
vard college.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cantrell are
occupying an apartment in the home
of Miss Sadie North while their home
is being rented. • _
Mrs. D. C. Goldstein of Augusta,
Ga is spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Bogen. Her three
sons will attend Camp Sapphire this
season. ___
M-O-V-E-D
We have moved our Barber Shop from News
Arcade to the Smith Building two doors above Tran
sylvania Trust Company on Main street.We’ll be
pleased to serve you with
HAIR CUTS
SHAVES
HIGH CLASS BARBER WORK
We can keep your face feeling fit and contribute
to your good looks.
TINSLEY BARBER SHOP
Main Street Brevard, N. C.
Miss Mae Cunningham has reiuiri-;
ed to her home after undergoing an
operation at the Mountain Sanitar
ium at Fletcher.
Miss Helen Morrow and Donald
Jenkins returned last week from a
two weeks’ motor trip to Detroit,
Mich., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ehen
Morrow, also taking in the World’s
Fair at Chicago en route. They were
accompanied on the trip to Detroit by
Henry Carrier and on the return trip
to Brevard by Jimmy Morrow who
has been in the north some time.
Mrs. Homer Pace cf Flat Rock is
visiting her brother, W. B. F.
Wright and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore DeHoii and
little daughter of Columbia, S. C., are
now occupying their newly erected
summer home near the Smedberg
property.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D.itterer and
little daughter of Columbia, S. C.,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Dellon.
Miss Neva Bramlett spent the
week-end with friends and relative
in South Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. McGuire visited rela
tives near Asheville Sunday.
J. S. Silversteen is in Washington.
D. C., on business this week.
Langdon English returned Satur
day from a motor trip of several ,
weeks to New York City and other ,
northern points of interest.
Mrs. H. A. Durant, who has been
ill at the home of her mother in
South Carolina, and Mr. and Mrs
Clifton Durant, of Lynchburg, \ a..
were called here last week on account
if the sudden death of H. A. Dur
ant. They are visiting at the homo of
Mrs. Clifton Durant’s mother, Mrs. |(
Cordia King.
Miss Charlotte Patton is attending
summer school at Chapel Hill. t ;
Miss Mary Frances Allen of Rock:
Hill S. C.. is visiting her uncle and j 1
aunt, Mr. and Mrs| L. K. Ratchford II
and family. „ J!
Mrs. Nita Stokes of Georgetown ■ i
S. C. is guwit of Mrs. Ada Teague, i
Brevard Girl Wed
Mrs. Oscar A. Vaughn, who was
>et'ore her mai riage in Brevard on
lune 15, Miss Eliza Henry, daughter
)f Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Henry, ot
Brevard. (Cut courtesy The Citizen.)
MISS WILLIAMS STUDY I SC,
f.V PARIS THIS SUMMER
Miss Louise Williams sailed Sat-1
jrday from New York for Paris, j
vhere she will study this summer in j
he University of Paris. She will also |
pend some time in Spain and see j
omething of other countries while
ibroad. Miss Williams has her^ Mas
ers degree in Spanish from Colum
lia University, New York City, and
nans to continue her studies espec
ally in this subject while in the for
ign countries this summer.
t ini i /Aiiv/*v j t; l /ir\Ej ru/ixr*
\ AT EASTERN STAR MEETING
Initiation ceremonies will take
piece at the regular meeting of the
Eastern Star to be held Tuesday night
at 3 o’clock. If is urged that all mem
bers attend.
ANNE BANKS HAS
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Anne Banks celebrated her
ninth birthday anniversary with a
party at the home of her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Pendletcn,
Wednesday afternoon.
A pretty color arrangement in
green and white was carried out.
Nine little white'csndles on the birth
day cake and green baskets filled
with white mints added to the at
tractiveness of the color scheme. Re
freshments of ice cream, cake and
candies were served during the after
n on.
Various games were played and the
pening of the birthday gifts brought
by the little guests were delightful
features.
FORMER BREVARD BOY
WEDS CHICAGO I.ADY
Of interest to friends here is the
recent .marriage of Miss Blanche
Prusa of Chicago and Mr. Jerry
Hedrick of Chicago and Brevard.
Mr. Hedrick is a graduate of the
Brevard high school and is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hedrick of Pi.-gah
Forest.
The couple are now making their
home in Chicago where Mr. Hed
rick has been employed for the past
ten years.
MISS ROWENA ORR
ON CANADA TRIP
Miss Rowena Orr left la-t week for i
Rutland, Vermont, where she will
visit friends for several weeks, From
there she will go with her friends on
a camping trip into Canada. Mias
Orr will he away about six weeks.
HtMaMOMMMMMMMM*
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} NOT ONE CORD LOOSENED!’
| NOT ONE TREND SEPARATED!'
I Mit one ffloWAut!«
m
As thirty-three speed
demons careened and slid
around the steep hanked
curves of the hot hrick
track, tires shrieked and
smoked . . . hreak-neck
| speeds. 15C milts and more
down the straightaway —
tremendous centrifugal
force tugging to rip the
tread from the hody of
the tire. In fact, every
conceivable force worked
to tear the tire to pieces,
hut not one cord loosened
—not one tread separated
—and not a single hlowout.
What amazing proof of Tire
Strength —Safety—Quality
and Dependability!
’Every one of the
JL A
TRIPLE
GIARARTEE
i tnirty-tnree drivers ai me
Indianapolis 500-mile
sweepstakes chose and
bought Firestone High
Speed Tires. The fact that
not one of the 132 tires
failed is your greatest
guarantee of the Extra
Safety —< Strength — and
Dependability built Into
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Call on the nearest Firestone Service Dealer or /
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FIXESWNE HIGH SKID VINES 1
For fifteen, rontecutlvo M
•year* hate tarn an tjui I
trfonJnfttwtlntheiWsnJf* B
liK8»Mjw!ii Race.
THIS MUM MMftUT
BOTKIIW 1
Fcroevonccneen.Hoeyeert
hate beta on thy trimdas
cate la the daring Pike*
Peek ell mb where u thp
meant death.
me mum ngh-jk» uftri
AND TUITION
For three mneeeu the year*
hate been on the 131 buses
of the Wat hint*•»
(D. C.)Railway end Electric
Company covering
11,337.810 but mllee
without one minute’s
delay due to tire trouble.
n« KUANS MKNDAMUTT
AND KONOMT
Were on the Holman
Waters’ Ford F-t Truck
that made a new cocet-to
coaet record of 47 hour*,
43 minutea, M tecandt
actual running time.
TWS AUAM (NDWANCI
r,11D haui cad your HOLIDAY TRIP!
See Firestone Air Balloon
Tires made at the
Firestone Factory enS
Exhibition Building,
World’s Fair, Chicago. #
Listen to the Voice of
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Monday Ni«h*V>”
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INTEREST HERE
The following announce ment re
ceived by friends in Brevard is of
interest to many friend- here of the
former Miss Myrtle Stanley of
Greenville:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Stairley
announce the marriage of their daug
ter Myrtle Irene to Mr. Ben F. Farr
on Thursday, June twenty-first.
CIVIC CLUB TO MEET
MONDAY AFTERNOON
July meeting of the Women’s Civic
club will be held Monday afternoon
at 3:30 o’clock at the Exchange
rooms.
A patriotic program i'l charge of
the finance and citizenship committee
will feature the meeting. Final
plans for the flower show to be
staged on July 27 will also be made.
A full attendance of members is
urged by the president, Miss Florence
Kern, to be present Monday after
noon.
AUXILIARY HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
The Auxiliary of the Pre: byterian
church held an interesting meeting
Thursday afternoon at the
Miss Annie Jean Gash
was in charge of the meeting. An in
teresting program on Mexico was
conducted by Mrs. J. L. Cobb ami
Mrs. T. H. Shipman. The devotional*
were led by Mrs. S. P Vorner.
The meeting concluded with a joc
ial feature, Circle No. :5 serving re
freshments. *
METHODIST CIRCLES MEET
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The three circles of the Methodist
church met Thursday afternoon in
the different homes for the regular
monthly meetings.
Circle No. one met at the home of
Mrs. L. K .Ratchford, with the
chairman, Mr?. Lula Miller, presid
ing. Mbs Florence Kern conducted
the Bible study. Mrs. O. H. Or:-,
president cf the missionary society.
'was present and discussed matters oi
business with the circle
Circle No. two was held at the
i home of Mrs. J. R. Pickelsitner. The
chairman, Mrs. J. F. Zachary, pre
sided over the meeting, and the Bible
ksson was in charge of Mrs. I’iekel
simet.
Circle No. three met with Mrs.
Fred Shuford. In the absence of the
chairnrin, Mrs. Cordia King, the
meeting was in charge of Mrs. K. J.
C itrane, who also conducted the
Bible study lessor..
At the three meetings plans were
discussed for ways and means of
raising funds and other matters per
taining to the business of the circles
were transacted. Each hostess seiyed
light refreshments at the conclusion
of the meetings.
NOTICE
OF SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the power
conferred upon me by that certain
deed of trust from Otis M Galiowav
and wife Allir Galloway dated
November 16 1928. and recorded in
Book 24, page 123 Records of Deeds
if Trust for Transylvania county, I
will at 12:00 o’clock noon on Satut
j day, July 28. 1984 ui the court bouse
|door in Brevard, N. (\. offer for
| snip and sell to the highest bidder fur
i cash the following described property
to-wit:
Being in Gloucester Township. Be
.rinning at a down Spanish oak and
Chestnut N 21 1-2 degrees W 64 poles
to a stone and three pointers. S 6,3
1-2 degrees AV 58 poles t<* a si 'ke
and pointers; then S 3 Mi degrees E
82 poles to a small Dogwood: then
S 85 degrees £ 65 pules to a stake;
East 20 poles to a stake in an old
line; then N 7 degrees E 45 poles t«>
i the beginning containing 35 1-2 acres
more or less;
Being the same land deeded fro*
Syivsnnus Galiowav and wife D. '
Galloway to.Otis M. Galloway n
1 Allie Galiowav, dated 8th day of M'
1 1926 and recorded in Book 57 pay
; 64 of the Deeds Records of Tram
j vania county. N. C. This -
i day of June, 1934. ......
! Sale made to satisfy sam debt, in
<"“* “4 “•“B0fR"risHEB.
128th, 5t'n, 12th, 19th, 26th.
MARY
Auto Service
Telephone 290
Brevard, N. C.
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