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JOINT HOSTESSES
AT BRIDGE PARTY
Miss Charlotte Brown and Mrs.
J. L. C.bb were joint hostesses, enter
taining Friday afternoon at four
tables of bridge at the summer home
oi Miss Brown on Thomas street.
High score was won by Miss Myra
Ramsey oi Sumter, S .C., low score
by Miss Kevls, guest of her sister,
Mrs. Ernest Tilson, and tea guest
prize by Mrs. Pat Kimzey. A pretty
arrangement of summer flowers
added to the attractiveness ol the
rooms. A sweet course was sewed
after the games.
Those playing were: Mrs. Willis
Brittain. Mrs. Harry Sellers, Mrs.
Walter Banks, Mrs. Walter Raines,
Mrs. A. H. Kizer, Mis- Julia Heaver,
Mrs. Ernest Tilson, Miss Keels, Mrs.
R. H. Ramsey, Miss Myra Ramsey,
Mrs. J. B. Jones. Mrs. Louis l.e
Tellier and Mrs. H. G. Haynes of
Charleston, S. C., Mrs. TV mas
Hampton and Mrs. Charlie Ca t.rell. j
Tea guests included: Mr • C. I
Newland, Mrs. Pat Kim:.ey, Mrs.
Carl McCrary, Mrs. J. P. Simmons,
Mr-. S. P. Verner, Mrs. K. L. Alex
ander, Miss Kathleen Erwin, Mrs.
Gerald Sitton, Mrs. Harold Norwood
and Miss Nancy Maefie.
MANY OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE J
ATTEND MILLER FUNERAL
Many relatives anil friends from
various sections were called to Bre
vard last week because of the sudden
death of Ernest Miller, and to attend
the funeral services which were held;
at the Brevard Methodist church Fri- j
day afternoon.
Tho e from out of town called here
were: Mr. and Mrs. William Cowan:
of Charlotte, Mrs. Mack Johnson of t
Washingt' n, I>. t’.. Mis. Cowan and'
Mrs. Johnson being- sisters of the
deceased, Ruth Earl Stitt, of Wash-!
ingtoi:, D. C., .Mrs. J. R. Smith, Miss)
I.ois Smith. Mrs. J. P. Morgan and 1
little son and Lawrence Morgan, all;
of Savannah. Ga.. Mrs. Fred Buck-i
ner and Clyde Phillips of Augusta, I
Ga.. J. W. Davis and Mr. and Mrs.1
Wade Davis of Liberty, S. C\, Eck j
King, Miss Ellen King and Mrs. i
Cary Craig, Greenville, S. C., Mrs.!
Larry Beck and Miss Catherine Lof- -
tis, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fisher, Mrs. !
Fred Emmerson, D> ek Turner, Mi.1
Plemmons, all ot Asheville. S. L.
Reese, ot Biltmure. llenrv McCall and
brothers of the Plasterers’ Union of
Asheville.
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'H TH'S BEAUTY PARLOR
;0 HAVE GIVE AWAY PARTY
A unique party will be held at
Ruth’s Beauty Parlor, 54 Main street,
known as a “Give Away Party," on
Thursday evening of this week at 8
o’clock.
All ladie? of the community and
visiting friends are given a cordial
invitation to attend the event, hear
.m intimate chat on “Keeping Always
Young,” by Mrs. Wheeler Nokes
Me ore of the Wheeler Nokes Studios,
Paris, Chicago and Milwaukte^ and
win one of the door prizes to be offer
ed.
The purpose of the party is to bet
ter acquaint the ladies of Brevard
and visiting ladies with the excellent
s* ■. vices of this shop and the merit of
i he French cosmetics. Some of the
prizes to be given away are listed in
Ruth’s Beauty Parlor advertisement
appearing on the society page.
AUXILIARY HAS
MEETING AT HUT
The regular meeting of the Aux
iliary of the Presbyterian church was
held Thursday afternoon at the Hut,
presided over by the president, Miss
Annie Jean Gash.
The program on religious education
was conducted by Mrs. J. P. Simmons
and devotionals were led by Miss
Charlotte Brown.
Circle No. One served refrshments
following the meeting.
CIRCLE SO. THREE MEETS
WITH MRS. J- E. LOFTIS
Circle No. Three of the Methodist
church met Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. E. Loftis.
Mrs. Ernest Norwood had charge
of the Bible study lesson. The chair
man. Mrs. Cordia King, presided over,
the business meeting, which was fol
lowed by a short social period and
refreshments served by the hostess.
REGULAR MEETING
OF CIRCLE NO. TWO
Regular meeting of Circle No. lwo|
of the Methodist church was held at j
the horns of Mrs. A. R. Gillespie on
Thursday afternoon, with the chair
man, Mrs. J. F. Zachary, in charge.
Mrs J B. Pickelsimer led tne Bible
lesson and Mrs. Zachary gave an in
teresting account of the recent zone
meeting at Clyde.
A social feature and refreshments
followed the business session.
''LASS REUNION IS
ENJOYABLE EVENT
The annual reunion and picnic of j
•he class of 1921 of the Brevard
high school was held Wednesday a.
ta-noon and evening of last week at
White Pine camp in the Pisgah
National Forest and proved a highly
enjoyable event.
Of the 24 members of the class. 12 j
were in attendance at the reunion, j
Following the delightful picnic sup- \
per, old class songs and others were j
sung by the group around the camp j
fire. , . . i
Members of the class enjoying the
event were: Mildred Trantham Tay-.
hr Eliza Henry Vaughn, Mary |
Gallowav Hinton, Blanche Mason
Osborne-, Maria Tinsley Scruggs,
Ruth and Mollie McCall, Anthony
Trantham. Edwin English, Leon Eng
lish, Dan English and Philip Price.
To Sfndy Federal Ownership
Washington — Before leaving the
capital Saturday night on his first
vacation since taking over a cabinet
post. Secretary Ickcs pointed the new
national power policy committee to
ward a study of government owner
ship of power and a plan for push
ing distribution into hitherto un
touched fields._j
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a GIVE-AWAY party
8 o’clock, Thursday evening, July 26th
Sponsored by
RUTH’S BEAUTY PARLOR
Come
WIN A PRIZE
and hear
“An Intimate Chat”
on
! Keeping Always Young
by
i MRS. WHEELER NOKES MOORE
I of the
WHEELER NOKES STUDIOS
parjs Chicago Milwaukee
(Nothing For Sale)
To better acquaint the ladies of Brevard and all
visiting ladies with the excellent services of this shop
and the merit of these French Cosmetics, we are giving
the following -
DOOR PRIZES
I SEVEN EXQUISITE FRENCH COSMETICS
MANICURE ARCH FACIAL
RUTH’S BEAUTY PARLOR
54 MAIN STREET
Mary Harris Crary of Charlotte,
who is spending the summer here with
her grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Harris,
spent the week-end in Asheville with
her grandfather, 0. T. Crary.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Star.berry and
three children of Lynchburg, ^ a.,
are visiting Mrs. Stanbtrry’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shuford.
Preston Taylor, who has been with
his parents in Mount Ho'ly this
'ummer, is spending a few days here
with his wife and baby, who are visit
ing Mrs. Taylor’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. W. Trantham.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Crary of
Charlotte, who have been at Lake
Charles, La., are expected to arrive
this week to spend two weeks here
with their daughter, Mary, and Mrs.
Crary’s mother, Mrs. Ethel Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Owen and
daughter, Mils Jincy, of Canton, were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Whitmire.
Earl Twiggs joined his wife ami
baby at the Saluda hospital on Tues
day. where the little son has been
under treatment.
T. E. Patton Jr. of Charlotte
spent the week-end here with his I
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruius Joines have as j
their guest Mrs. Joines’ brother, Ray j
Heatherly, of Biltmore.
Mrs. Fred Emmerson of Asheville
spent Friday in Brevard.
Mrs. Jess Galloway has returned ,
from a month’s visit at her former ,
home in Pennsylvania. She was ac- j
companied home by her sister who
will visit here several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burnette of!
Greenville visited friends in Brevard
the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Bagwell
have moved to Railroad avenue while j
their home is rented.
Misses Daisy and Hattie Orr are
leaving soon tor Chattanooga, Tenn., :
where they will make their home. I
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins and |
family are moving to the Jasper Orr •
home in North Brevard.
Mrs. Verne Clc*ment is spending1
two weeks with her parents in Erwin,
Tenn.
Miss Almeda Waters and Mrs. j
James Waters have returned to Lock- j
port, N. V., after spending tw > |
weeks with Miss Waters’ parents, Mr. |
and Mrs. J. E. Waters.
Mrs. R. P. Kilpatrick and son ,
Harold were Asheville visitors Tues- j
day.
Mrs. Gene Loftis and daughter1
Katherine of Asheville were in m e-.
vard Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Verdery and i
son John Albert of Charlotte, Mrs. j
Mamie Verdery and Mr. and Mrs. •
Carl Frady of Hendersonville visited j
friends and relatives here last week. |
Miss Helen Galloway was in Frank-1
lin Monday, visiting her father, A. B. j
Galloway, who is recovering from an
operation performed in Angel Bro-,
chers hospital there last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Williams of i
Elizabethton, Tenn., spent Sunday
with the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Bracken.
Mrs. Belle Johnson and son Jack
of Greenville spent seveial days last
week with Mrs. Johnson’s sister,
Mrs. W. A. Bi'acken. Stephen Brack
en returned w.th his aunt for a short
visit in Greenville.
Barney Schachner of Charlotte has
accepted the position of night clerk
at Franklin hotel.
Miss Dorothy Shipman of Raleigh
has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Elizabeth Mills.
Miss Martha Vaughn has returned
from a two weeks’ visit with her bro-.
then in Aiken, S. C. —
Miss Ruth Vaughn of Gaffney
spent the week-end here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Vaughn.
Mrs. Osborne Bradley, who is em
ployed in Asheville, spent the week
end here with her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Harleston of
Charleston, S. C., are at their home
nere on joruan sireei.
O. T. Crary of Asheville was a
Brevard visitor this week.
William Stenhouse and daughters,
Elizabeth and Joan of Greenville were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cos
Paxton. ,
Mrs. Lum Townsend of Asheville
was a Brevard visitor last week.
Miss Lucile Garren spent Sunday
as guest of Miss Allie Belle Morris.
Mrs. Bill Ladd and children have
been spending some time as guests
of her father and .'ister, Cling Gal
loway and Mrs, Elzie Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Morris were
Sunday guests of the former’s uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Morris.
Miss Verona Kinsey has been
spending some tmie as guest of her
cousin, Miss Allie Belle Morris.
Cling Galloway is able to be out
again after a long illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hamilton and
little daughter Iris of Greer, S. C.,!
1 are guests of Mrs. J. M. Kilpatrick I
and family.
Col and Mrs. J. B. Bennett and j
little son Peter of Fort Monroe are ■
visiting Mrs. Bennett’s mother, Mr?, j
Hilliard Booth. , |
Mrs. J. S. Silversteen was in j
Charlotte and Winston-Salem the
first of the week, where she met Mr.
Silversteen on his return from New \
York.
Miss Helen Boyer and Miss Grace
Thoenen of Sistersville, W. Va., are ,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kyle. ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Galloway and
son Gray of Dacusville, S. C.. were
visitors Sunday at the home of their
father and sister, “Uncle Cling” Gal
loway and Mrs. Elzie Morris.
Miss Georgia Mae Rhodes spent
Friday as guest of Miss Allie Belle
Morris. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Galloway and,
sons Edgar and Pat and daughter j
Maxie of Shelby and Gene McKelvey j
were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.,
Elzie Morris, and also visitors at the i
home of Cling Galloway.
Mrs. Mack Gibson of Atlanta, a
niece of Dr. J. F. Zachary, is guest;
of Dr. and Mrs. Zachary this week.
Mr. Gibson left Sunday for Atlanta
after accompanying his wife to Bre
vard.
Mrs. Lula Andrewes of Fort White,
Fla., it visiting friends in Brevard
for two weeks. .Mrs Andrews was
connected w.tii Bie.'arn institute tor
several years.
Mrs. Russell Reeves and two
children .lean and Russell of Mem
phis, Tenn., aie gue-ts of Mr and
Ain. J. M. Gaines. Mrs. Russell is a
sister of Mr. Gaines.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Reid had as
their guests the past week Misses
Wilna and Carol Walton, sisters Oi
Mrs. Reid, and Mies Joyce Smith, all
of Atlanta. They left Wednesday, ac
companied by Mrs. Reid, for Jack
sonville Beach, where the party will
spend a week.
R. E. Bryson of Norri , Tenn., an
uncle of Mrs. A. H. Kizer, and
George W. Kizer of Lincolnton,
father of A. 11. Kizer, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kizer.
Miss Myra Ramsey of Suniter,
S. C., sister of R. H. Ramsey, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ranisev.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Kilpatrick
and Ed Kilpatrick visited friends in
Greenville Sunday.__
NOTICE
OF SALE OF LAND
Under end by virtue of the power
conferred boon me by that certain
deed of trust from Ot'is M. Galloway
and wife Aliie Galioway dated
November 16 1928, and recorded in
Book 24, page 123 Records of De;d*
of Trust for Transylvania county, 1
will at 12:00 o’clock noon on Satur
day, July 28, 1934 at the court house
door in Brevard, N. C., offer for
rale and sell to the highest bidder for
cash the following described property
to-wit:
Being in Gloucestfr Township, Be
ginnirg at a down Spanish oak and
Chestnut N 21 1-2 degrees W 64 poles
to a stone and three pointers. S 63
1-2 degrees W S3 poles to a stake
and pointers; then S 3 1-2 degrees E
32 poles to a 3mali Dogwood; then
, mgives E 65 poles to a stake;
East 20 poles to a stake in an old
line; then N 7 degrees E 45 poles to
the beginning containing 35 1-2 acres
more or less;
Being the fame land deeded from
Sylvannus Galloway and wife D. L.
Galloway to Otis M. Galloway and
! Abie Gailoway, dated 8th day of May
' 192b and recorded in Book 57 page
64 (f the Deed* Record ct Transyl
vania ccunty, 14. C. Tnis the 28th
day of June, 1934.
I Side made to satisfy said debt, in
terest and cost* of sal
R. R. FISIIER.
28th, 5th, 12th, 19th. 26th.
ADMINISTRATORS’ NGTiCt
| Having qualified as administrators
of the estate or T. A. English, de
ceaed, lute of Transylvania County,
N. C., this is to notify a!I per on*
having claim* again t sum estate to
present the sar.o t - tu. - undesigned,
itemized and verified, at Brevard,
N. C., within twelve months front this
date .otherwise will bo barm! of re
covery.
All person* woo are in any way
indebted to said a late will be re
quired to make imrr.edial. settle
ment.
This the 26th day of June, 1934.
DANIEL L. ENGLISH,
VIRGIL EARL TWIGGS,
Administrator*.
St June 28. _
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