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BREVARD SCOUTS HOLD
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
At the regular Boy Scout meeting
hurt at the Pro. byterian Hut last
Friday night, new officers to serve
for the next six months were elected
and the boys voted to keep in effect
the ruling that no member of the
tixop could smoke cigarettes and keep
his affiliations with scouting.
The following officers were elected:
C. K. Osborne, Jr., scribe; Lucien
Deav.r, monitor; James Curry, flag
arm; Steve Bracken, librarian;
B ily Nicholson, doorkeeper.
MRS. FRED ALLEN
CALLED IN DEATH
HENDERSONVILLE, July 11—
Mrs. Fred Allen died at her home on
Fourth avenue west here Monday af
tei noon at 1 o’clock after a long ill
ness. She had been an invalid for
sb ut two years and was seriously ill
about two weeks.
The funeral services were held at
he Fourth avenue residence Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.
She is survived by the following
children: F. E. Allen, W. W. Allen,
and Mrs. G. A. Woodfin, all of Horse
Shoe, Mrs. Leona Allen Young, Mrs.
11. F. Newman, and Mrs. J. F. Anders
oi Hendersonville, and T. L. Allen of
Brevard.
An oyster egg is about one five
hundredth of an inch in diameter.
I A car burns more gas per mile in
I cold weather than in warm.
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WANTED An Engii-h saddle and
bridle u> rent for summer or buy. |
Kugecf Calloway. K. !. Rosman, N. C.;
MOV I S’G « d GENERAL HAUL
is<; reasonable prices, every load
insured. See Charlie McCrary at
McCrary Auto Service, Phone 290,
Brevard, N. C. Mch *
WALTER Ml RE HOTEL under new
management, offers excellent meals
at a reasonable price. Special week
ly rates. 22-tfc
FOR RENT Furnished living room,
dining room, kitchen and sun par
lor. Modern conveniences. Side en
trance. Bagwell Apts- Caldwell Street.
July 12-2tc
FOR RENT—Two bedrooms or 3
rooms for Tight housekeeping.
Apply to B. F. Beasley. ltp
FOR SALK—Antiques: also house
riShl and kitthen goods. Can at the
Jasper Orr place. North Brevard, on
Wednesday, July lk. after 10 a. m.
Real bargains for cash. Itp
for SALE—Late cabbage plants.
Danish Bald Head and other var
ieties, 10c hundred at bed. Also to-I
nato plants, 10c hundred. J. L.;
Bracken, Lake Sega, Brevard R-3. !
PIANO — Unusual value upright!
piano for sale. Will give liberal
terms to responsible party .allowing
ail (hat has been paid on same. Act
numptly to secure wonderful bar
gain. Address Box 478, Concord,
North Carolina. jlyB-dtc
KiiR SALE—Oil burner hot water
coil in A-l condition. Cheao for
ersh. At The Times office.
WANT TO TRADE OR SELL—
jersey or Guern'-ey heifers first
»i'<! second calves. Will trade for
beef cattle, either cows or steers Also
■'Mature f°r rent b>" the month or
season. Paul F. Roberts, Cedar Mtn.
May 10 3tp.
WASTED — Your Shoe itepairing
We are equipped to do first class
<hoe repair work. Ladies soles and
heels 75 cents. Men’s soles and
rubber heels $1.00. Brevard Shoe
Shop, T. E. Waters, owner- *
Arcade. Jaa 1
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week i
Mrs. A. K. Lewis, Greenville.
Dr. J. N. Land, Anderson.
Miss Maud Ellen Pike, Maine.
D. MacDougald, Brevard R-l.
Ed McCall, Brevard R-2.
Dr. J. F. Zachary, Brevard.
J. F. W. Mills, Brevard.
Miss Alice Hayes, Brevard.
Frank L. Stevens, Hendersonville.
A1 Bryson, Rosman.
Fay Glazener, Rosman. ,
The Times welcomes the following
new readers: , . ,. ,
Miss Gladys Wood, Highlands.
T. G. Moody, Tarboro.
Willis Taylor, Cedar Mountain.
Mrs Charlie Willbanks, L. Toxa
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A. N. Jenkins, Brevard.
Mrs. Florence Ryan, Brevard.
N. P. Galloway, Rosman.
Mrs. Margie Petit, Rosman.
Carl Holden, Rosman.
Ed Davis, Rosman.
Hermit Hall, Rosman.
Mickler Lusk, Rosman.
Miss McPheeters, Brevaru.
W. J. Morgan, Franklin.
SMALL FOX IS PET OF
ROSMAN WOMAN
Most folks have become familiar
with a woman carrying around a
Persian kitten or fuzzy poodle for a
pet, but when one comes t,o town
stroking a two-months-old fox that’s
a diuerent story.
Wherever Mrs. Wm. Brittan of
Rosman went Wednesday she had
a curious crowd looking over the keen
little fellow who seemed to enjoy
being the center of attraction in n de
partment store us much as “Old Brer'
Pox” enjoys throwing a pack of dogs
off his trail in the piney woods.
Mrs. Brittain too khirn over before,
his eyes were open and has fed him I
on milk and “petting” ever since. Her j
husband has a fox dog and there’s no
end of racket around home so she has ]
decided to sel lhim to some one who i
has a flair for something different j
in the way of pets. |
With the little fox gone she will •
I still have a pet ground hog, but he !
I runs around at the end of a chain j
land does not play substitute tor a
“!ap-fox.”
MOTOR CARS NEAR
MECHANICAL APEX
The 1934 motor cars are more near-1
lv mechanically perfect than any
models thus fur brought out, in the
opinion of J. F. Winchester, super
viator of motor vehicle equipment loi
the Standard Oil company of New,
Jersey and affiliates, operators cf the I
second largest fleet of passenger cars ,
and trucks in the country. j
“Today’s automobiles can be pu*
on the road immediately upon taking i
delivery and will run at maximum «
ficiency,’’ Mr. Winchester explained.
«A few years ago we often had to
effect various mechanical changes
before we were satisfied to use
newly purchased cars. On some
models we added oil or gasoline fil
ters. On others we changed the system
of oil pumping, altered the gear
ratios, changed the carburetor jets or
did other work to bring the automo
bile up to the proper standard o, j
mechanical efficiency. j
“With the new cars all we have to
do is put a special break-in oil m the
crankcase and fill the ga® tame. J* e
quently we test new models in the
laboratory before placing them in
actual road service. After such tests •
the car is observed and checked oer
iodically. Our thousands of cars and
trucks thus serve actually as a .ab
cratory on wheels for the testing of ,
our products and for research woi k in
connection with new^ fuel ant* lubri
cation developments."
The Standard Oil company of New
Jersey fleet includes virtually every
well known make of America1! su'e
mobile. As new developments are in
troduced new cars are purchased and
used to determine what changes in j
lubrication requirement will be called j
for by the new developments.
SOAP BOX DERBY
TO BE IN AUGUST
Dayton, 0., July 11—A three-eights
mile hill in Dayton will assume na
tional significance to American youth
August 18-19, when the first nation
ally sponsored “All-American Soap
Box Derby” will be run over the
bricks of Burkhardt hill.
Originated as a local feature stunt
last year by Myron E. Scott, Dayton
Daily News photographer, the event
attracted approximately 45 entrants
and more than 40,000 spectators.
This year, through the cooperation
of Chevrolet Motor company and its
dealer organization, more than 40
cities in the United States will con
duct local soap box derbies and win
ners will have their cars shipped here
to compete for the world’s champion
ship under the auspices of the Daily
News and Chevrolet,
Chevrolet dealers in each city are
furnishing entry blanks, rule books
and plans for the building of soap
box racers, which are the old familiar
box and wheel vehicles which at some
time or other have provided trans
portation for almost evpry boy.
American Held In Spy Case
Paris — Magistrate Ande Benion
ordered Pauline Levine, 32-year-old
native New Yorker, to appear for ■
questioning regarding her relation to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon Switz
of East Orange, N. J., who have been
held in a Paris jail since last Decern
ber on charges of complicity with the
spy ring’s activities.
The Field Museum is exhibiting a
slab of clay-stone only four 'by six
feet in which skeletons of 25 little
deer are embedded.
Chemists have produced a concen
trated apple juice that can be mixed
with water to make a drink testing
like fresh apple juice.
CAPn nF THANKS
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We wish to express our apprecia
tion to our friends and neighbors for
their kindness shown us at the death
of our child and for the floral offer-1
ings.
Mr. and Mrs. James Passmore/
Ai Lyday Hospital
—
Patients reported at Lyday Me
morial ho-pital on Wednesday were: ^
Mrs. T. W. Phillips, Mrs. C. 8. Os
borne, Mrs. Eva Aiken, Mrs. WiJJie .
Williams, Hamilton DeSaussur# and
Jimmie Hart.
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