THREE PEOPLE DIE
RESULT OF WRECK
(Continued from pa or one)
operated Ur the past month by the!
Catholic church tor underprivileged
boys, being under supervision of the
Rev. Father Sydney F. Dean of j
Greenville, who, however, was not atj
the camp this week. 1
“How iid it happen. Goodness, I
Xlon't know," said Gilmore Thompson,
one of the boys who was brought to
Brevard when questioned about the
accident. "All I know was we were
going too fast. There were lots oi
boys on the truck, pretty well jammed
up, bui I could tell it was too fast
for that crooked road and down-hill,
too.
"I didn't oe the curve we were
coming i . and the first thing 1 kn.-w
the whole hunch was sailing through
the air, ;.II mixed together with legs
and arms and boys all together. All ct
us didn’t hit t gether, though." oung
Thompson aid, “some of the boys be
ing throw way on down below me.
and some of them were half under the
truck.
“I sort of I >t tfacK tor ;i i
tlu si\ . en-yi ar-olil chan said, "and
then began 'helping get :onn of th
(,th r hc"< dit from under the i tick;
iur e wen all pretty sick and some
u( didn't know an ' mg.
(t awlut. hired all around, some
of little hoys crying and groan
ing I for a little hit most of them
loo. like they were dead. It «asnt
|oi<. hi:il there were lots of folks
tin a d then 1 lay down on the side
of the . ad until the truck came along
and ■ nght us over to the hosniial.
Itut was awful, I tell you. the
Sill’ 1 it’ I
Ail h< that wire hroug •• »
i y'(|:, it n ial hospital nieil
v 11 thov were told ’ ha'.
,n(. . they called tin Rev.
patI,, ;• tie Vin.JU, was though '0 *>•
all o. k. A11 seemed very anxious
about Father do Vineau ar.il e- one
seemed to hue the heart to lei the
young-Hrs that their lender h-d bcm
killed instantly.
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large type, best three, 1st, jix white
narcissus, 2nd, three dahl as. IS. |
l.aige, best twelve, 1st, six dahlias,1
_nd, four dahlias. i9. Small, best
welve, one variety, 1st, Tiger lily,
2nd, six gladiolus. 20. Small, best
.welve, 1st, four lemon lilies, 2nd, two
iemon lilies.
SECTION G—21. ZINNIAS, giant,
b.st three, 1st. three white narcis
sus, 2nd, one white narcissus. 22.
Giant type, best six, 1st, six white
narcissus, 2nd, 4 white narcissus. 23
Medium, best twelve, 1st, white pev
.nnial phlox, 2nd, two gladolius. 24.
Small type, best twelve, one variety.
1st, donation by Midi’s Home Grocery,
2nd, Climax asters.
SECTION II 25. GLADIOLUS, best
individual spike, 1st, four white nar
cissus. 20. Bist three, different col
i r , 1st, half sole shoes by Waters
Sh e shop. 27. Best three, one color,
hand made handkerchief i<y Noboy
Shoppe. 28. Be t six. Electric curlers
by Tharp Plumbing and Electric. 29.
Best exhibit, harmonizing colors,
| wave and shampoo by Jean’s Beauty
I h p. 30. Most good spikes in one con
tain- i-, n«t crowded, two tickets to
•in thc.itfc. 31. Besl six named,
. ,!g Que n of Pantry Flour, by Slay
dcu-I’akes, Asheville.
SECTION 1 32. DAHLIAS, large
Ityp... best and largest bloom, 1st, one
pair hose by The Fashion. 33. Large
ypei best three, one cake by Philips
hal erv. 31. Large, best five blending
Indes. one dollar credit on auto ser
vice by McCrary Service station. 35.
■ t.v.lve medium size, garment
•u. d by Whiteway Cleaners. 30.
; w. Ivc, ball oi -li w, dx light
, • es by Southern Public Utilities.
... ,: -t’ twelve if move, singles or
. Burettes, one dollar in repair by
Beasley’s Jewelry. 38. Best twelve or
moi ■ p mpon-, washing and Simomz
:rg Mv iv. <v -u.
SECTION .1- MISCELLANEOUS
ARRANGEMENT, all around ar
i:• i ponieul 01 two contrasting colors,
,i;v flower- in season, pottery vase
V Brevard Pharmacy. 10. Front view
arrangement in cite eolo • or varying
nudes ol satin in container, pottery
by Trantham’s store. 41. Front
■ r’-vargement of any combina
■ o annuals -r perennials or both,
th liar in deanirg by Dixie Clean
12. Anangunviit , f berries, t'oli
, or flowers in hanging or wall bas
i, cut glass va-o by Maefie Drug
: j:;. Most unique exhibit in one
..i.i.er ,if anything not specified,
i; Coty face powder by Long’s Drug
-t re.
SECTION K—44 CAMP EXHIBIT,
;,t. Afghan camera by Frank D. Gv
:no. t. 2nd. one rear subscription to
l iansyivania Times.
hecFxt ARRIVALS
Guests at the Sledge i.-ome are:
1C. E. Ripper, Pittsburgh Pa.; Mr.
and Mr>. King, Knoxville, Tenn.;
Mrs. Leila Flemming, Gremville; Mr.
and Mrs. Maxwell Boais ami daughter
Mi s Sara, Daytona Beach, Fla.; Mrs.
Winterburn, Miss Maragaret Winter
burn. Miss Shirley and Master Jim
mie Winterburn, Ben Webster, St.
Cloud. Fla.; Hugh Walker, Green
ville. Mr. and Mrs. Betts. Ridgewood,
X j • motored to Brevard where
their father, J. A. Betts of Bradenton,
Fla., has been spending his vacation
at the Sledge House. Mr. Betts re
turned to New Jersey with his son
and family. Mrs. F. S. Leonard of
|Greensboro, Ala., is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. F. P. Sledge. _
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Citizens Fight Rum Business
Jackstn, Miss—A citizens' commit
.ee, blessed with the approval of
Governor Sennett Conner, plans to
take the law into its own hands if
iocal authorities won’t or can’t do
anything abdut driving liquor out of
this dry state. The organization is
called the citizens’ committee against
hard liquor.
It required 30 years to complete
the Washington monument
Former Klan Leader Sentenced
Jacksonville, Fla.—Edward Yourg
Clark, former high official in the Ku
Klux Klan, was sentenced in federal
court here Thursday to five years in
the Atlanta penitentiary, on six
counts of using the mails to defraud
in connection with the 'organization
of Esskaye, a fraternal order.
Cotton production in Egypt this
year is expected to be double that of
1933.
Burned To Death
j Ossining, N. Y.—Fifteen Brooklyn
men and women were burned to
| death, 26 were injured Sunday when
' a bus carrying them to a Sing Sing
[prison baseball game plunged down a
126-foot embankment and trapped
| them in a sheath of flame.
The Puget Sound region of western
Washington produces most of the
cabbage seed in this country.
Hundreds Drown In Flood
Warsaw, Poland—Receding! flood
waters in Scatbern Poland left behind
a scene of devastation over a wide
area in which 120 bodies have been
recovered and 180 persons were re
ported missing and were feared to
have perished.
The rain ceased after three weeks
and the sun shone upon the section
stricken with the most destrcutive
flood in the history of the nation.
SUMMARY OF BUDGET ESTIMATE
OF THE TOWN OF BREVARD
For the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1934 and ending June 30, 1935
Based on Valuation $1,700,000
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r i F.nP„sP Fund 821 075.73 $16,275.73 ! $4,800.00 $960.00 $5,760.00 .36
orsltZd Jii. 741.17 | 166,181.17 ' 18,560.00 sWoQ 22,240.00 I 1.39
TOTALS $205,816,90 j$182,456.90 <$23,360.00 $4,640.00 <$28,000.00 1*1.75
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