Invokes Death Penalty
Vienna—A decree published here
crave opponents of Chancellor Engle
Bert Dollfuss five days in which to
^ give all explosives to the government.
Anyone caught with explosives after
the expiration of that period faces a
single penalty—death.
Courts will not be permitted to im
po-e milder sentences.
Byrd Has Shortage
San Pedro, Calif.—A serious short
age of food is likely to face Admiral
Richard E. Byrd’s exploration party
in Little America before his ships
call there to bring him home late in
December, Captain William F. Ver
leger, master of Byrd’s supply ship,
;aid today on his arrival from New j
Zealand.
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IN THE DUMPS- *ND ™E A CAMEL!
After riding... tennis...work...any time when you're “all
in," light a Camel. Smoking a Camel drives away fatigue
and irritability...within a few minutes. Enjoy this delight
ful “lift" as often as you wish! Camels never interfere
with healthy nerves, no matter how steadily you smoke.
“Get a LUX with a Camel!”
COURT CALENDAR
FRANSYLVANIA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
FOR TRIAL OF CIVIL ACTIONS
JULY-AUGUST TERM, 1934
Monday, July 30, 1934
!ti(i--Standard Oil Co. v- Briscoe
\\ hi'.mite.
It;.'- Standard Oil C \ Harry
Sitton
I2S - St'."citie Bros. V' Mrs. W, K.
Shipntr.: ami I! K Fi«i»or.
131 — Comm, nf Bank'. \s R X.
Niritoison. et al
Tuesday, July 31, 1934
I It;. St '.. i ity Investment Co vs.
J. ii W IV. ft al.
! r!7 I I-’1 i t;. al \ ii**:.der.- n
\ a \\ • i i. Hort 'v Co.
1510 1 _• - -Tran yK. • in Belting C . \s
O' room iU'tia. Co.
Wednesday, Aug. 1, 1934
;\V. C. Al! m v vs. C VV. Pickel
simer.
I.*7S—Vniou Oil Company v*. Law*
rt t'.t e A. IK It, et al.
ir-s: I . Ii. Kingletary vs. T E.
Sharp.
I nss - K. !•. tire, n et al is. James M.
CvX.
;000— Transvlvutva Trust C1. vs.
Wolfe.
Thursday, Aug. 2, 1934
Kill)—Trpnsjr!van*a Trust Co. vs.
Whitmire.
I dS4-Morrow Insurance Agency vs.
0. L. Erwin.
u;.,(i—Houston Furniture Co. vs. T.
E. Blythe.
!•;;*—Houston Furniture Co. vs. T.
K. Blythe.
HidS—Saily Osteen Edwards vs. Bre
vard Light & Power Co., et ai
iii'19—Sally Osteen Edwards vs. Bre
vard Light A- Power Co., et ai.
1052—Champion Fibre. Co. vs. Rob
—Lamanc;* vs. Queer,
ert Ott n, et al.
1894—J R. Watkins Co. vs. Vincent
C. Owens, et al.
Saturday, Aug. 4, 1934
MOTIONS and DIVORCES
_9—J. A. Owen v . Luther Owen
and Berlin Owen.
11 A. F. Mitchell vs. J. H Tins-!
ley.
ill—Cord in King. Admit, vs. R. U
tlairett.
72—U. G. Reeves vs. A. M. White.
142b1—T. E. Caiter vs. T. A. Eng
lish.
1841—0. H. Out Tr . vs. T. A. Eng
lish, it al. ;
169!—Nettie Benedict vs. Paul C.
Benedict.
Motions and Divorces may be heard ;
at any time by consent or on one:
day’s*notice to opposing counsel.
FWEVARD HAP ASSOCIATIOS
am
ffiSJiSS
LADIES'
Barefoot
Sandals
Give your feet
freedom ami com
fort during this
\v a r m weather.
Colors, solid white,
red and white, blue
and white.
Formerly sold at
$1.19 to $1.69
CLEARANCE CQa
PRICE, PR. Uilil
SANDALS
We bought too many. . . .
and in order to clear out
our stock we are offering
great values in Beach
wear.
IT’LL PAY YOU TO VISIT
R.H.PLUMM 1
BROAD STREET BREVARD
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Society News and Club Activities
DR. ND MRS. JENKINS
MOVE TO BREVARD
Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Jenkins
and children of Old Fort have moved
t. Brevard where Mr. Jenkins has
accepted a position as pharmacist at
the Macfie Drug store.
Dr. Jenkins has beer, associated
with the Bradley Drug store in Ola
Fort for the past seven years,, and
b. tii he and Mrs. Jenkins were promi-,
nent in social and civic affairs.
MISS RUTH WATERS WEDS
SOUTH CAROLINA MAN
A simple but pretty home wedding
was solemnized at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Waters on Park ave
nue Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock
when their ’ eldest daughter, Ruth
Waters, became the bride of Mr. Jack
,!. Edwards of Greenville, S. C. The
Kev. J. H. West, pastor of the Bre
vard Methodist church, officiated, in
the presence of only members of the
family.
The bride was lovely in a blue
lace dress, with blue hat and acees
sori -s in white. She wore a corsage
of bride’s roses and sweet peas.
The living room whtre the cere
mony was performed was attractively
decorated in gladiolus of a varied
and blending assortment.
j A reception was held following the.
I ceremony, after which the couple left!
1 mi a motor honeymoon trip to the i
! World’s Fair and other places of in-1
jt iest in the mid-west and n >rth. j
| They will return to Brevard where;
■ they will make their home during the,
1 summer, with the bride’s parents,
. tier which they will reside in Green-1
vilie, S. C. i
Mrs. Edwards is a graduate of th. |
Brevard high school and of Eastern,
i Carolina Teachers college, Greenville, ;
|N. C. She taught in the public,
i cimols in Virginia for two years, and (
for the past two years has taught in •
;the Brevard graded school.
Mr. Edwards is an engineer con-;
nected with the Maryland Casualty j
company, with headquarters in
Greenville, South Carolina.
FXUi.AND HOME CHESTS
HONORED WITH PICNIC
Guests at the England Home were
entertained with a picnic sunper at]
White Pine Camp in the Pisgahj
Xati nal Forest Tuesday evening. ]
Those enjoying the picnic included' |
Mrs. Simmons and Mr-. Bcnirist,;
Charleston, S. C., Mr. and Mrs.]
Thomas Smith and son Thomas, Mem
phis, Tenn., W. R. Miller, Baton
Rouge, l a., Mr. and Mrs. .1. !•
Wood, Savannah Ga., Mrs. A. M.
Walters. Columbus, Ga., Dr. Mary
Ethel XeSmith, Miss Louise Price,
Jessup, Ga.. Mrs. L. L. Lemons, Tal
lahassee. Fla.,-Mrs. A. A. Bristow,
Greenville, S. C., Mrs. Ethel Harm
and little granddaughter, Mary Har
ris C-. ary. Charlotte.
T. E. /■ TO HAVE
i'tU)D SALE SATURDAY j
At the regular meeting of the
T. K. L. class held Tuesday afternoon ,
at the home of Mrs. J. II. McLean it
was decided to hold a food sale of j
cakes and pies on Saturday at Aus
iin's studio. ., .
In the absence of the president.
Mrs. W. II. Duckworth, the business
meeting was presided over by Mrs.
Newt Poole.
MISS BREVARD" IS NAMED
FOR QUEEN'S BALL
Miss Winifred Nicholson has been
named by Mayor Wike to represent.
Brevard as “Miss Brevard" at the
Queen’s Ball to be staged in Saluda
| cn August 6. , .;
Miss Nicholson is the daughter ot
I Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. Nicholson.
MRS. HARRIS ENTERTAINS
WITH LOVELY BRIDGE
I Mrs. Ethel Harris entertained with
.a lovely bridge party Wednesday
’ morning at her home on East Main
■ :-:tr. et, in honor of her guests, Mrs.
, Ij. L. Lemans, of Tallahassee, Fla.,
Mrs. T. H. Smith of Memphis, Tenn.,
Mrs. A. M. Walters, of Columbus,
!(la., and Mrs. J. Thomas Wood of
.Savannah, G'i.
The porch where the tables were
arranged for the players was delight
, fully pleasant, and made attactive by
[ the vari-colored flowers, cut from
the hostess’ own garden. After the
game Mrs. Harris served an ice
course.
In addition to r.he honor guests,
those present were: Mrs. Ralph
Ramsey, Mrs. Alex Kizer, Mrs. Pat
Kimzey, Mrs. J. B. Jones, Mrs.
’!. G Haynes and Mrs. Louis Le
Tellier, of Charleston, S. C., Mrs.
W. W. VVannamaker Jr., of Orange
.urg, S. C., Mrs. Keels, of Reidsville,
r. Mary Ethel NtSmith, of East
Radford, Va., and Mrs. Ernest Tilson.
Prizes were given lor high store at
each table and were won by Mr-. Alex
Kizer, Mrs. H. G. Haynes and Mrs.
Keels.
MISS McGEHEE IN
iitir a into a i)
Miss Fannie McGehee, who is
■d nail this summer traveling in
many places of interest, writes inter
estingly of her travels. She spent a i
w.ck in London, after which the '
party toured Belgium and Holland, !
seeing many places of historical and ;
idler interest. This week Miss Me-I
Gehet is touring Germany and just at |
prese t is attending the Passion Play 1
Ob.ramniergau.
Miss McGehee saiied from New
V i k City in June, and lias numerous
, unities and points of interest listed
upon her intinevar.v before returning
to this country the latter part ot j
August. Upon her arrival in New '
York she will come to the summer
home of her family, Mr. and Mrs.
,T. T McGehee, here on Franklin ave
nue.
'R PRISE PARTY IS
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mrs. Roy McCall Friday
evening in honor of Miss Marie
Smith.
Twenty five young boys and girls ,
were present to enjoy the occasion.
Various games were played, after i
which refreshments were served. The
honoree received many protly and
u e!mI gifts.
J. T. McGee returned Monday to
hi* home in Macon. Gu.., after spend
ing several days with Mrs. McGehec
and i he children he re at their summer
i me on Franklin avenue.
Mr?. Garland Green of _ Boiling
Spring.- is visiting Mrs. Madge Wil-i
kins.
Mrs. it. L. Alexander ami little son j
R. L. Jr., of I.umberton, and Mrs.
Alexander’s mother, Mrs. Hugh Mur
chison of Columbia. S. C., are occu
pying the Townsend house on Pro
bart street until the first of August.
Mrs. J. P. Mahaffey of Green
ville wa guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Waters the first of the week and at
tended the Waters-Edwards wedding
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Lyerly Sledge ami
little son Craig and her sister Nancy
of Asheville visited friends in Bre
vard last week.
B. W. Trantham has been quite ill
at his home here the past week.
Nancy Love Ranson of Henderson
ville was guest of Lillian Zachary
last week.[
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For better jam* and
iellies, buy Dixie
Crystals in cotton
bags. Purity assured.
FuU Weight Quarameed
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for each ad. For ads of over twenty
five words, one cent per word per
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LOST—Baby silver cup, gold lined
handle of flower design. Notify
Mrs. R. ,L. Alexander or The Times
office. ftP
MOVING and GENERAL HAUL
ING—reasonable prices, every load
insured. See Charlie McCrary at
McCrary Auto Service, Phone 290,.
Brevard, N. C. Mch 8
WALTERMIRE HOTEL under new
management, offers excellent meals
at a reasonable price. Special week
ly rates. 22-tfc
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FOR SALE—Fresh milk cow. See
Jack Clayton ai Clayton hotel. 2t
'"miss ruth"'
Spiritualist
Consultations Daily
Hotel Asheville,
Asheville., N. C.
WANTED — Your Shoe Repairing
We are equipped to do first class
shoe repair work. Ladies soles and
heels 75 cents. Men’s soles and
rubber heels $1.00. Brevard Shoe
Shop, T. E. Waters, owner—News
Arcade. Jan 1 tfc
LOST—Ladies’ pocketbook near Pres
byterian church on Sunday. Owner
may have same by identifying and
paying for this advertisement. In
quire at Timos office.
PIANO — Unusual value upright
piano for sale. Will give liberal
terms to responsible party ,allowing
all that has been paid on same. Act
pvomptly to secure wonderful bar
gain. Address Box 478, Concord,
North Carolina. jly5-3tc
FOR RENT—Furnished living room,
dining room, kitchen and sun par
lor. Modern conveniences. Side en
trance. Bagwell Apts. Caldwell Street.
July 12-2tc
I LOST—Two small red dogs. My name
j on collars. If seen or heard of
please notify me at once. D. L.
English, Brevard,
GLADE CREEK
(By Evie Reece)
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Blythe return*
ed to their home in Greenville after
spending their vacation with Mrs.
Blythe’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Capps.
Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Arrington and
family visited Mr and Mrs. R. M.
Allison of Etowah Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Reece visited
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Holden of Wil
liam Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Capps made a
trip to Etowah Monday. We are
sorry to report that Mr. Joe Curto
is on the sick list.
Ernest Lyday of Turkey Creek
visited Merrill Capps Friday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Marcum of Pis
gah Forest spent Sunday with Mrs.
J. H. Arrington.
Mrs. Joe Curto visited her mother,
Mrs. H. G. Sexton, one day last
week.
Mrs. C. Rhodes and children Willie
Mae and Nora Lee spent one day last
week with Mrs. Otho Scott.
Arthur Reece of Brevard spent
Sunday night as gue.3t of Mr. and
Baby Connor Found
Hartsdale, N. Y.—Baby Bobby Con
nor was found scratched but smiling
in nearby woods after he had been
missing for five days. He lay ser
iously ill of exposure and starvation
| Tuesday night while police expressed
[the belief he had been abducted and
I then freed.
The 21-months-old Bobby was dis
covered in a bramble thicket a half
mile back of his parents’ home in
mid-afternoon.
Mercury Sets Record
Kansas City— Temperatures sky
rocketed to the dizzying height of 117
degrees in sections of this state last
week, highest in 42 years that records
have been kept.
To Chase Smugglers
Washington, D. C.—Federal gov
ernment has sent reinforcements to
the Pacific coast to head off in
creased narcotic smuggling from the
far east, according to H. J. Anslin
ger, commissioner of narcotics, who
has been directing the IJ. S. drive.
Mrs. J. A. Reece.
Mrs. J. H. Arrington spent one
evening last week with her mother,
Mrs. W. L. Morris.
We carry a COMPLETE line of choice
Western and Native Meats and all kinds of
packing house products.
SPECIALS
Dressed Fryers.25c lb.
Western Round Steak. 15c lb.
Sirloin Steak.20c lb.
T Rone Steak .20c lb.
s REFRIGERATOR
In Western North Carolina
Keeps Meats Sanitary
Perfectly Fresh
We Invite You to See Our Up-To-Date
Equipment.
BROAD ST. BREV
Authorized D o d ge • P ly m o u t h Service
Genuine replacement
parts used.
Done by mechanics who
know where to grease and
where not to grease.
Nationally known makes
at lowest prices. We re
pair flats.
Your Car
Needs This
Better
Service
WHEN you bring
your car here
vou are sure of the
best service obtain
able. Our work
guaranteed.
WRECKER PTAn A O V BATTERY
SERVICE i3 i SERVICE
HAYES MOTOR CO.
PHONE 27
W. Main St. Brevard, N. C
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