ROSMAN NEWS
?.lRy. JORDAN WHITMIRE, Correspondents_
Misses Favt:. Glazener and Luuise
Glazener and K. A. Glazener and son
Claud were business visitors to
Greenville on Wednesday.
Mr and Jlrs. Bell and two sons and
Mias Sue Ann Bell of Augusta, De
witt C. Cornell of Orlando, Fla., Mr.
and Mrs. W. Owensby of Atlanta,
w©n? guests of Mr. ftnd Mrs. M. C*.
Sumeral last week.
Miss Margaret Reece of Pisgah
Forest ;pcnt the past week as guest
of Misses Rosa and Emma Jane Mc
Lean.
Elmer am*. Bert McLean, Misses
Emma Jam McLean, Ronnie McLean
and J. R. Mahoney were business
visit rs to Brevard Monday.
Mrs. Gere Moore and two children
of Quebec spent Monday as guests of
Mrs. 11. G. Stophel and Mrs. Chas,
Moore.
Mi-s Barbara Henderson of Que
bec sp nt the week-end os guest of
Missts Pauline and Ruth Moore.
Miss Ruth Moore spent a couple of
weeks at Black Mountain visiting
Mr and Mrs. Freeman McCall.
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Parson, Mr.
and Mis. F. A. Hansen, Rev. J. N.
Gille-pio. Paul Whitmire, Mary Whit
mire. and Lloyd Kimzey attended the
Lyu h re-union at Pickens last Sun
day.
s Pauliut Moore spent last
we it Quebec visiting relatives and
li. (.i. Stophel spent the week
on t Bi evanl visiting her mother,
Ml \Y. K. Hull, who has been very
ill. lint is slightly improved.
Uev. anil Mrs. ,). E. Burt and sons
Ralph an,: .to- and daughter Mar
uaivt Hope, were dinner guests of
Mi. ;;r! Mrs. Prank Scruggs at Bre
card May.
r... A. Tii-lev ol Andcr-on
and'it « Mowers -f Asheville were
ol Mr. . ml Mrs Burt
liiday
Chari■ and .lack tiillespie entit
taini 1 at a wvincr roast at their
h mi in • ■ Hast I', rk section Thurs
day r ght '. nimbi r of the younger
■el end I
M; .i.U Wilkinson and daugh
ter Biit and Ruby Olazener were
Hr‘card vi-iior- Saturday.
Co. W I.1, mi re. who has ueen quite
ill for several weeks .is improving,
j; \\ i1. rsnn of Stanton, Tenn.,
a few days as guest ■ ;
M s- ... .. I
1! . and Mm i J. Kldrtdge and
-ol: i! .igla- ami Roy visited at toe
i1(,ir. W I. Di'k.-on at Silica Sun
M ■. and Mrs. Mi«klei Lusk and
darr.htci NelV dean and Mrs. d. M.
Owi n w -<• Sunday guests of Mr.
and ivl .. Hurgioi- Kilpatrick m
Mr an I Mrs. Walter Pearson and
three chi1 Iren of Andersen. S. 0.,
, ... . j o ...sis of Mr. and
Mi-, .s o’. Ocvelt.
Mi . Kli-.abeth Hall and son. Rev.
I N ilaii, wie dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. d. E. White Sunday.
Mm d. R. Osborne of Shelby and
Mrs. Oner, of Boiling Springs, were
uu. ,i if the former’s son, Or.
j., K it borne last week.
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Dr. Joe E. UsOorne is attending me
Southern Pediatric seminar at Saluda
this week.
Mrs. Ed Harbin returned home
Sunday, having spent several weeks
as guest of her sister, Mrs. J. M.
Hand at Easley.
Kenney Craft of the Barnardsville
ction spent the week-end as guest
f her sister, Mrs. Earl O’Shields.
Rev. A. J. Manly returned home
Friday, having been engaged in re
vival work in Jackson county for the
past month.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lewis and
.’ lighters Ruth and Velma, Mr. and
Mis. L. V. Sigmon and the Rosman
string band, composed of Roy and
Wash Fisher, Edwin Staton, John
Jackson and Charles Glazener, at
. ruled the Lynch reunion near
Pickens Sunday.
Bill Cantrell of Pickens arrived
.-'undav to spend a few day3 as guest
his sister, Mrs. Albert Meece.
R. F. Glazener, Leo llogsed, Fred
H Claud Stroup, Coy Fisher, Aus
Hcg-ed, Roy Fisher and Harold
j- ad attended the motorcycle hill
onbing contest held near Caesars
1 , .id Sunday.
.Jr. and Mrs. E. u. Baukmgtit anil
''iidren and Mrs. Alice Starnes and
. of Columbia, spent Friday night
i. guests of the former’s sister, Mrs.
i-r ug Whitmire. The party wa< en
ute to the World’s Fair at Chicago.
Mi.-s Beulah Moore of Stantou,
Tonn., is spending several days as
guest of Misses Faye and Louise
. lazenev.
Misses Faye Glazfner, Louise
(il./entr, Elsie White and Mrs.
Claude Glazoner were visitors to
io dersonville Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Whitmire had
as their guests Sunday F L. Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. Aston Heath and
laughters Lira and Mary Louise and
M.I1 Charles, I.ois Wilson and Miss
allie Duckworth ot Brevard. Bun
i v afternoon the party motored to
I ,i-.en Lake in the Old Toxaway
otion and througn the courtesy of
Mr. anil Mrs. D. II. Winchester en
\.d swimming and boat ridhig.
Pc. and Mrs. .1. B. Wilkerson and
; u.htir Bert and Miss Beulah
ore were dinner guests ot Mr. and
.Mr-. Craig Whitmire Monday
Miis Harriet Morris, who has been
luite ill at the home of her sister,
Mrs. R. T. Kimzey, is much im
, roved.
Miss Ethel Manly returned home
Thursday, having spent the past
oU’th in Brevard.
Miss Betty Nelson and Miss Edna
' 1 rn arc spending a few days in
Greenville visiting Mr. and Mrs.
, ,:>ert Callahan.
Miss Beatrice Sisk lett Wednesday
for White Pine, Tenn., to visit rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Collins and son
Wallace and daughter Miss Ella
M.e, Josephine Mull and 1 slic Nich
ols n visited Mr. and Mr . T. W. Reid
at Sapphire Sunday.
Mrs. U. D. Lusk and son Davis of
Salem, S. C.. are spending this week
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Koprer-'.
Mr, and Mrs. Eddie Towns and
daughter were dinner guests of Mr.
. ,i Mrs. Charlie Gant Sunday.
Ennis Thomas of Salim spent sev
en I days #.st week as guest of Mr.
mi Mrs. T. H. Thomas. He was
ceompanied home by Mr. and Mrs1.
Hi mas who will spend several days
visiting relatives at Salem and other
South Carolina points.
Mrs. C. B. Moore and two children
nf South Carolina are spending sev
i ral days as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
AI Bryson. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Moore and
children, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bryson and
Guy Bryson enjoyed a motor trip to
the Gloucester section Sunday.
A. M. Pharr is quite ill at his home
here.
A. 1). Regers spent Sunday at
Salem, S. C„ visiting relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Wilkerson and
daughter Bert and Miss Beulah
Moore of Stanton, Tenn., arrived Fri
da;, to spend a few days visiting
fl ic mis here.
Judge Brown of Florida and b rank
lin was a visitor at the Blue Ridge
j silver fox ranch near Calvert Sun
! dav
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Whitmire and
daughter Nelle and son Jr., Mrs.
II F Woodside and three children of
Florence. S. C., spent Sunday at
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Brevard, N. C.
OAKLAND NEWS
(Mrs. Lee F. Norton)
The citizens of Oakland commun
ity were pleased when the county
board of health responded so readily
to their petition and sent aid to Mrs.
Louis Holhert. The welfare workers
secured part time service of Mrs.
Rigdon to look after her. Mrs. Hol
bert remains in a serious condition
and needs constant care that she
can’t have under present circum
stances.
Rufus Galloway of Cullowhee spent
last week with his daughter, Mrs.
Louis Rigdon and family.
Little Misses Mary Lou and Alleen
Bryson visited their father, Dewey
Bryson, at Patton Memorial hospital
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson were
in Brevard Friday on business.
W. F. McCall made a business trip
to Brevard last-week.
Jim and J. B. Galloway of Glenville
were dinner guests of their sister,
Mrs. Mary Burgess, one day last
week.
E. A. Reid arrival Friday from
Asheville to spend the week-end at
home.
Mrs. I. S. Sanders and Mrs. Clyde
Chappell visited Mrs. Holbert Satur
day morning.
Misses uontne ana Aliens* vnup
jk-H spent last week at Franklin with
heir si-ter, Mrs. Thad Guy and fam
'ljMr. and Mrs. E. A. Reid and Mrs
Dewey Bryson visited Mr. Bryson
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Ducker and
infant son, Garvin Jr., returned to
their home at Arden last week, after
several weeks’ visit with Mrs. l)uck
ei’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Reid.
Mr . Fred Nicholson am! children
and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Collins of ;
K sniiin were dinner guests of M>. j
Maggie Nicholson Saturday. _ I
Mrs. L. C. Case Sr., Mrs, L. C.
Case Jr. and little son Billie anil :
Mrs. Lonnie Fisher of Lake Toxaway
and Miss Alberta Burgess were
pleasant callers at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. McCall Sunday after- |
noon.
Mr-'. Clyde Chappell motored to
Franklin Sunday returning Sunday j
afternoon with her daughters, Misses;
Co-nic and Artense. i
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pitts and Mrs.
Ada Sanders of Lake Toxaway were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. I. S. Sanders.
J. T. Freemen of Pickens, 3.
has started a new industry in our
ft mil-unity. He brought several stands
of bees and left them in care of I. 3.
Sanders for an experimental tos; of;
what they would do at this season id
1 he year in this section. He aid
lumey ranking in his section was over;
and his bets were in idleness, so he j
trying out the experiment of mov- ]
ing from one section to another.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Owen ami
daughter. Miss Jincy, of Canton wee.
Sunday night guests of Mr. and Mrs.
\Y. F ‘.McCall. They are spending
their vacation here among fri ml
and relatives. Mr. Owen has been
working steadily for 25 yearn with the_
Champion Fibre company at Canton
at a good salary, so he doesn t know ,
just what the depression has meant
to us who have been without a job of
any kind. „ , ,
Lousy Sanders of Lake Inxawaj
was supper guest of Mr. and Mrs.
1 s. Sanders Sunday evening.
Mrs. E. A. Reid had as guests
Sunday her niece, Mrs. Lois Brown
Carter and Mr. Carter of West Ashe
vilie, and theii niece, Miss Elizabeth
; Brown of Hendersonville. E. A. Rein
i returned to Asheville Sunday aftci -
noon.
j Otto Alexander of Brevard was
I visiting in this section Sunday after-1
' noon. „ , , /
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noland of
! Asheville spent Sunday with the lat
■ tor’s mother, Mrs. S. E. Alexander,
I returning to Asheville Sunday aiter
noon. They were accompanied ^ by
| Howard Alexander, a brother of Mrs.
Noland. Mr. Alexander was on his
way to New York City where he ex
pects to spend some time.
. T. B. Reid and Mrs. Maggie Nich
Easley as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L. M. Bauknight.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Whitmire and
two children of St. Louis split a few
days last week as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Whitmire at Cherryfield.
Marion Glazener attended the
Lynch reunion at Pickens Sunday.
'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher and two
children spent Sunday as guests of
the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee R. Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Glaz\'er and
daughters, Misses Faye and Louise,
and Miss Beulah Moore spent Sunday
at Six Mile visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Woodard and
children visited the CCC camp in
Gloucester Sunday.
Guests at Lo-Vern, summer home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hutches, for
the past week were: Mrs. J. T. Mc
Gehee, Macon; Miss Helen F. Sam
son, Biloxi, Miss., Mr. and Mrs. L. T.
Tweedell, Homestead, Fla., Dr. Joe
E. Osborne, Rosman; Mrs. C. C.
Leman, Tallahaassee, Fla.; Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Wood, Savannah, Ga.;
Mrs. G. M. Greene, Boiling Springs,
N. C.; Mrs. J. R. Osborne, Shelby;
Mr. and Mrs. Aston Heath and
daughters Lina and Mary Louise and
son Chas. Francis, Miss Sallie Duck
worth, Miss Lois Wilson, L. F. Wil
son, Brevard; Mr. and Mrs. Jordan
Whitmire and daughter, Miss La
Verne, Rosman.
ENJOYABLE PARTY
AT ELDRIDGE HOME
A party was given at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Eldridge Friday
night, which was greatly enjoyed. At
the conclusion of the games refresh
ments of lemonade and cakes were
served.
Those present for the occasion
were: Inez Oats, Ophelia White, La
Verne Whitmire, Thelma Galloway,
Eva Pharr, Ruth Burt, Ruth Ramsey,
Messrs. Earl White, Allen White.
Walter Reece Jr., Thomas Glazener,
Ralph Burt, Dock Lusk, J. W. Win
chester, Douglas and Roy Eldridge.
olson had as caller* Monday morning
Mr, and Mrs. T. P, Owen and Miss
Jincy Owen.
A revival service was started Sun
day at. Lake Toxaway Baptist cliurch.
in charge >f the pastor, Rev. D. C.
Owen, assisted by Kev. Mr. Halt. It
was not announced how long the
services would continue. We hope
lasting good will be accomplished.
SELICA NEWS
(By Ward Breedlove)
Farmers here are giving the finish to
their crops, also sowing hay and
cover crops.
The wind and hail storm did con
siderable damage to the crops here
recently.
A season of two weeks ’revival ser
vices at each church closed here Sun
day and th people are now going to
nearby churches to revival. Rev.
Nathan Chapman and brother John
Chapman of Tryon conducted the
revival held at the Selica Methodist
church which was pronounced a great
success. Numbers were reclaimed and
five were baptized last Sunday, with
others to follow later.
Sheriff Wood has been visiting
much in our community. We extend
hearty welcome to him and his force
and also thank him for his splendid
services.
jyjisses iviaDci diskc ana r ranees
Bryson returned after an extended
visit in Greensboro.
Eugene Dickson returned home
from Greenville hospital and is doing
nicely.
We are glad to welcome Mr. and
Mrs. John Brown and family, who
moved from Brevard to the Preston
Galloway property here.
The electrical storm here Monday
night is said by some of the older
citizenry to have beer, the most, con
tinuous flash in their remembrance.
Jeter Barton left recently for
Douglas, Wyo., after spending a leave
: t' absence with his father, H. ('•
Barton, who has been very sick but
is resting easier at this writing.
James Whitmire was in Brevard
on business Monday.
"Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Galloway, u son, Claude Dawson.
We appreciate the willingness of
the boys from Middle Fork, Rev. f. A.
Raines, Marvin and Roy Aiken with
their .-tring music, singing and other
assistance which added much to the
success of the revival. No church will
make a mistake in having them in
thiiv revival.
\Ve arc glad to know that Miss
Margaret Dickson, who has been
very sick, is recovering
Prfies Oi'Kiei• Order
New Orleans — New Orleans'
mayor, police chief and district attor
ney Saturday flatly defied Governor
O. K. Alien to remove them from of
fice.
PLEASANT GRO '
i»y W. H. Gray)
Mr. and Mrs. M. Jackson of the
Beulah section spent Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Bill Orr here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Banning were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wilson on Sunday.
Miss Ethel Grey spent Saturday
night with Miss Catherine Orr.
Herman Hawkins of Shaw’s Creek
was a Pleasant Grove visitor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gray have
moved to the Jim Page house.^
Etowah brickyard ball team play
ed Fletcher Saturday anil the
Fletcher boys almost white washed
them. The score wao something like
10 to 2.
Aline Gray, who has been working
for some time on Mt. Underwood, is
at home for a.week.
Rev. Walter Holtxclaw of Little
River will preach at Pleasant Grove
on the first Sunday in August at
8 o’clock.
W. H. and Florence Gray visited
Mr. and Mrs, J. L. and Mr. and Mrs.
R. Wilson Sunday.
The threshers have come and
gone in Pleasant Grove and we have
had all the threshing we want until
the weather gets some cooler.
Bill Thomas of Boylston is visit
ing relatives here for a few days.
Mrs. L. C. Hamilton went to Hen
dersonville one day last week and
underwent a head operation. She is
now doing fine.
Drouth Coats Millions
Kansas City, Mo.—Suffering acute
ly from the worst drouth in its
history, the midwest and southwest
Saturday counted its crop loss in the
hundreds of millions of dollars.
Officials and semi-official sources,
reporting the widespread damage,
said each additional day of wither
ing heat would add thousands of dol
lars to the tremendous toll already ex
acted and the weather forecast said
the biasing, rainless spell would con
tinue indefinitely.
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