ROSMAN NEWS
MRS. JORDAN WHITMIRE, Correspondent _
Miss Ruth Bryson of Selica is
spending a few days as guest of her
aunt, Mrs. A1 Bryson.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bryson and
grandson, Guy Bryson, were visitors,
. > Pickens and Easley Saturday
light. . !
Mrs. Taft Owen of Cherryfield,
visited Mrs. H. G. Stophel Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Edney, Gene
Moore and Mildred Henderson of
Enka were guests of Mr. and Mrs. i
H. G. Stophel Sunday.
Kenneth McCall of the Gloucester
section, who is in a CCC camp at
Barndsville, underwent an operation,
at Oteen hospital in Asheville last,
week and is recovering nicely.
Homer. Carroll and Lula Manly
were business visitors to Asheville,
Monday.
Lurleue Link is reported ill at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Clarence
C rots-.
Mrs. Tom Melton of Brevard spent
Sundav night as guest of her sister,
Mrs. M. B. Owen.
D. L. Glazener of Willets spent the
week-end with his family here.
Mrs. L. P. Galloway returned to |
her home in the Wolf Mountain sec
tion the first of the week, having
spent several weeks at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. M. N. Moore.
Mrs. Walter Reece of Pisgajh For
est visited her aunt. Mrs. E. A. Glaze
ner. Saturday.
Frank Whitmire returned to the
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j
H. P. Whitmire last Wednesday after
having spent several days visiting
relatives near Statesville.
Mrs. Frank Medlin and daughter
Vivian and ton Donald of Pickens,
were gin sts of Mr. and Mrs. John
Clark.
Mis Yileen Glazener is spending
several days visiting her sister, Mrs.
Steve i gson, at Crab Tree.
Robe Leathers and Homer Clarke
were business visitors to Asheville,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon McCall of
Pickens were Sunday guc t- of the
former's parents, Mr. and Mr®. Frank
McCall, at CherryfielJ.
Taylor Banther and two sons,
Ernest and Cos. spent the week-end
as guests of Mr. and Mr-. Sam Ear
Icy.
Mr D. A. Banther of Quel>eo
span.* Fi iday night as guest of Mr.
and 1 . Taylor Banther.
Mi- ' bard Reece returned home
Saturday i i Asheville where she,
recently underwent an operation and
is recovering nicely.
Churite Burton a tut ' lytic Mart oi
Spartanburg spent tlie week-end as
guest of the former’s brother Dewey
n-.d .11 r Burton.
Mis- Lonnie Manly returned home
last week, hiving spent several weeks
i" Brevard.
Mi- Blanche Arrowoed oi Lake
Toxuwi-.v spent Thursday as guest of
Mrs. (". .1. Eldridge.
Miss Margaret Vise left Thursday
for I’ineville. Mi-s Wise was he"e for
th.. two w eks coaching the play.
• 0T 1’i'oft or." given V>> Epworth
I vac ite.
Mi and Mr- !>. If. I’. ’ " r enter
tained Sunday wt h a dintie n; their
h nw in East Fork - < C . Guests
piv-t nt were r f liows: Mot. Gi'-le
, . Mr. a ■' E. A. *Vn-'on and
son- Artlu'i* and John I.e- :• Ms. and
Mrs. V King ami daughter Pint*
ini.
. Sun ..aura
Pharr !i '■•. Oat- and D<>\ White
we- guest of Mrs. !', P Whitmire
Sunday. .
Vi and Mrs. Frank Bnr.iai or
i Fla., pending
..t. da' - as gu-xts Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Brittian.
Mr. iiiei Mrs. Ed London and Mrs.
l awn > [ ydny spent tin- week-end
at Newi'ort. Tenn., visitii r "elatives
and friends. J”
' ■ - Mi Call and sor. \ ■’ the
Id;;!- |{iv r section wet-- visincss
M to - : Bosnian Monday.
E. Wtiite and daughte -. Misses
Mae I'.lsie ami Margaret White, and
\t|..p and Miss Nora MilNaps
ret in red home Tuesday .having spent
sevemi iE' • visiting reletive- and
frin.ds at Stat.svilic.
Miss Virginia Arrowoed f I.ake
Toxaway- pent several days last
week a- guest of Mis- Inez Oats.
Frank Fi-her and daughter. Miss
Vcr uia. of Lake Toxaway -pent Fri
day night as guests of ! formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.e- P. Fisher.
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ALL
BARBER WORK
Done in a way that will be
pleasing
TINSLEY
Barber Shop
LOALIA TINSLEY
Two doors above Bank
Main Street
Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Eldridge and
s : s Douglas and Roy spent the
week-end at Cashiers visiting friends.
‘ Grandpa” Burt spent Saturday
night as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Sisk.
Little Jimmey Bales is spending
this week at Sylva with his father,
James T. Bales.
Mrs. Ed Harbin "is spending sev
eral days at Easley as guest of her
sister, Mrs. J. M. Hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Woodland and
children spent Sunday at Tryon and 1
Landrum, S. C., visiting relatives.
Ley Hogsed and son Harold were
guests of the former’s sister, Mrs.
r red \. Batson at Reckbrook, Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Sitton spent
Sunday in Asheville visiting relatives
and friends.
James White, Mr. and Mrs. James!
I Staton anti son Joe and Mrs. T. H.'
| I'll mas, accompanied Mr. and Mrs.j
i L. land Thomas to their home at Tav-!
ior . S. C., last Sunday.
Misses Laura Pharr, Inez Oats and
j Dovie White were dinner guests of
Miss Ophelia White Sunday.
Carolyn Kimzey is quite ill at the
1 ii -nic oi her parents, Mr. and Mrs.1
It. T. Kimzey.
Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Burt and son ■
| .1 o and daughter Margaret Hope :
! were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Coats Ca-sell Sunday night.
Mrs. A. F. Powell of Pickens is
; spending a few days as guest of her
| son, R. K. Powell and Mrs. Powell, i
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harmon of
i Central, S. C., spent Sunday as
I guests of the latter’s parents, Mr. and
.Mr . L. V. Sigmon.
Miss Ruth Lewis spent Wednesday i
in Pickens as guest of Mrs. R. T.;
Ha Horn. Little Miss Velma Lewis
•pent the day as guest of Mr. and |
Mrs. Eugene Lewis at Easley.
Mrs. Lee R. Fisher and grand
daughter, Jean Bales, spent Saturday !
night as guests of the former’s son, j
Frank, and Mrs. Fisher at Lake T x
away. .
T. P. Galloway Jr. was a business
[visitor to Hendersonville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher and two
children spent Sunday at Lake Toxa
i way as guests of Mr. and ilvs. Frank
Fisher.
Miss Mary Morgan spent Sunday
1 as gue-t of Misses Helen and Mon-i
i tr.ree Galloway.
Miss Ella Mae Collins has returned.
| home from Sapphire where she spent:
a week. While at Sapphire Miss Col-'
i iins visited Highlands, Cashiers,1
Camp Menie Wood and other points!
of interest.
K. A. IJ illins vis'ten ms sistui,
lie, Ustie Thomas. Sunday. The
buter is quits ill at the home of her ;
daughter. .Mrs. Win. Brittian. :
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Parson and
e hi I die 1 and Mrs. D. H. Parson and
Ruth, returned home the first of the1
w. Me. having spent the week-end
visiting th former’s father C. T.
Parson, at Lenoir.
PICNIC IS HIGHLY
KSJOYAULt; OCCASION
On. of the most enjoyable ccas
■,,n- of the season was a picnic given
by Mr. and Mrs. Ik II. Wine'nestei a: |
, Frozen Lake, owned by Mr. and Mrs. j
i Winchester, Wednesday. Th entire I
•* of th pltty “Oh Pi 'It'-, r" and
r'-.- • v , i".' the guests. Sw.mining. I
| l-i ;it i g nrd a general good time were (
reported. Those enjoying the occasion
were a- follows: A. M. M lvte Jr.. ,
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Earl White, Walter Reece Jr., Girtha
Watkins, D. H. Winchester, Stanley
Winchester, Thomas Glazener, Fay
Glazener, Louise Glazener, Inez Oats,
I Laura Pharr, LaVerne Whitmire,
j Ruby Glazener, Dovie White and
j Margaret W’ise.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs. (
| D. H. Winchester.
i GUESTS AT LO-VERN
j DURING THE WEEK
Callers registering with Mr. and
'■ Mrs. C. C. Hutches during the past
I week were: James Brinkley, Ashe
'ville; J. J. Jones, Johnson City,
iTenn.; Mrs. L. C. Orr and sons
George and Martin, Chattanooga,
jTenn.; Mrs. M. J. Orr, Brevard; Dr.
1 B. G. Arnold, Bradenton, Fla.
Miss Mildred Maxwell, Brevard,
and Miss Doris Jane Grainger, Jack
sonville, Fla., were week-end guests.
PARTY HONORS
MISS WISE
Mrs. D. L. Glazener entertained
with a party at her home here Wed
nesday evening, honoring Miss Mar
garet'Wise of Kentucky.
Refreshments of punch and cook
ies were served. Guests present were
as follows: Misses Dixie Jones, Bon
nie Batson, Edna Mae Henderson,
Josephine Mull, Mickie Whitmire,
Opal Fullbright, Lucy Fullbright of
Brevard, Helen Sitton, Asheville, Ma-;
l ie Moore, LaVerne Whitmire, Belle
Fisher and Ola Paxton.
Messrs. Forrest Ball, Henderson
ville; Edwin English, Brevard; Fred,
Claud, Paul and Tom Stroup, Wash
Roy and Cov Fisher, Edwin Single
tary, A. M. White Jr., John Johnson,
E. M. and Wallace Collins, W alter
Recce Jr.. Girtha Watkins, A. M. Pax
ton Jr, Austin Hogsed and Mr. ana
Mrs. Thomas Morrison.
non HANGS HIMSELF
IN ACCIDENTAL DEATH
A largo German police dog owned
by Mr. ami Mrs. Odell Owen ol tho
Chcrryfieid section accidental’ bang-:
ed himself Sunday night. The dug
was tied in a building near the house
and Monday morning Mr. Owen
went out to feed the dog and found
him head.
LYNCH REUNION TO BE
HELD SUNDAY IN S. C.
The annual Lynch reunion will oe [
held at tho old Lynch home near,
Pickens next Sunday. All relatives -
and friends are invited. Several good i
speaker:- are or. the program u» 1he
occasion and special music will be an
added feature. Dinner will be served
picnic style
REV. BURT TO
CONDUCT REVIVAL .
Rev. J. E. Bart .pastor o* Glad>
Creek Baptist church, will conduct
revival services, beginning Thursday
right. Services will be held each
evening at S o’clock. The puolic is in
vited.
REV. CON TO BEGIN
REVIVAL MONDAY NIGHT
R,v. Carl Cox of Slater S. C.. wilt
hold revival services at. the Churchy
CEDAR MTN. NEWS
(By L. E. Hamby)
With the eoming of summer in the
Southland has brought many people
to the mountains. All of our regular
summer visiters are up, the camps
are full, many inquiries are being
made for cottages that cannot be had.
Mrs. Mae Burns of Newberry, S. C.,
visited relatives and friends the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dacus of
Greenville were up for a short
visit.
Mrs. Mark Clayton and son of St.
Petersburg, Fla., are visiting at the
heme of her father, W. M. Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Taylor of.
Florence, S. C., spent the week-end at
the home of P. K. Jones.
Miss Annie Smeltser of Atlanta,
Ga., is here tor the summer.
Miss Vera Jones of Cullowhee and
party of friends spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Lee of Green
ville spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. R. W. Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlin Junes visited
their mother, Mrs. Edward Hudson
of Greenville last week.
Miss Alice Pearson of Greenville
is homo for a short visit with her
parents.
Miss Fannie Spearman and party
from the Shrincrs' hospital visited
Miss Carrie Jones.
, Rev. Arthur Vaughn has been out
visiting friends and fishing.
Misses Estelle and Sidney Heath of
Greenville are visiting friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Merrill visited
their parents in Little River Sun
day.
Josh Thomas of Greenville is spend
ing the summer with his sister, Mrs.
Nance McCrary.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Thornton oi
Greenville visited at the home of Mrs.
P. T. Watson the past Sunday.
Wilis Taylor, who has been suffer
ing with an infected arm, is much
improved.
\V. J. Watson and two sons of
Anderson. S. C., arc visiting at the
homo of Malgar Allison.
p. T. Watson has made an addition
to his store. He lias al’o added a lino
oil moats ard vegetables.
Rev. C. W. Hilemon filled his
regular appointment Sunday morning.
At the evening service upon the in
vitation of Mr. Hilemon Rev. R. S
Hambv of Greenville preached.
Joe Morris of Greenville visited
Asa Hooker the past Sunday._
of God here, beginning next Monday
night,
Services will be heul each evening
at 8 o’clock. The public is invited.
BA1.L GAME TO BE
PLAYED HERE WED\ESnAlt
A bali game will be played on the
heal diamond here Wednesday be
tween Rcsman and Rocky Bottom
teams. __
AT THE
CLEMSON THEATRE
Gecrge Arliss in “The Reuse of
Rothschild,” will be star actor at the
Clemson Theatre Thursday and Fri
day of this week. Mr. Arlias is said to
be decidedly at his best in this pic
ture, which has the distinction of be- j
ing the bigjgest hit in New York
theatrical history.
“Charlie Chan’s Courage” with |
Warner Oland will be shown Satur-1
day of this week. This picture is said >
to be the most exciting of the Chan
stories, the one and only Charlie
Chan in this film story seeking new
criminals, braving new dangers, in
the greatest mystery of his super
sleuthing career.
Monday and Tuesday of next week.
July 23 and 24, will be filmed “Bull
dog Drummond Strikes Back” with
Ronald Colman, Loretta Young and
Warner Oland. This is an old-fash
ioned melodrama that should make
the picture-goers of the rank and file
gasp for breath_and those of the bet
ter classes laugh at the fantastic
situations. Both children and adoles
cents should enjoy it. The plot is
founded on the novel by II. C. Mc
Neile.
On Wednesday, July 25, Leslie
Howard starring with Betty Davis
will appear in “Of Human Bond
age.” The love that lifted a man to
paradise and hurled him back to
earth again will be depicted in this
great story of the 20th century.
Bees can be hatched from unfer
tilized eggs; these fatherless insects
are always male.
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