UUAK MlN. NEWS
The economic condition and de
pression that has affected many parts
of the country has not reached our
vicinity to a great extent. Many
applications for homes can not be
filled. Many inquiries from different
parts of the country are made con
cerning climate, housing and enten
tainment.
L. H. Shelton of Travelers Rest,
S. C., spent several days iy£ the
homo of P. T. Watson.
Miss Pearl Brewer of Anderson,
S. C-. visited Miss Frances Bishop the
past week.
Rex Watson has returned from
Monroe, Ga., where he has been em
ployed.
T. P. Watson and sons of Ander
son, S. C., who have been visiting at
the home of Malgar Aliison, have
returned home.
Wylis Taylor has returned from
a business visit to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Tayior of
Florence, S. C., Mrs. P. K. J°ne8>
L. E. Hamby and family visited Lake
Lure the past week.
Walter Heath and wife of Green
ville visited relatives and friends the
past week.
Mr and Mrs. I. L. Hamby of
Greenville visited their son, L. E
Hamby, over the week-end.
Harlin Jones has been on the sick
list for several days but is much im
proved. , , . .
Paul Roberts and wife have been
visiting in Asheville over the week
end
Claud Jones is in Charleston, S. C.,
for a visit of several days.
Miss Fannie Spearman of the
Shriners’ hospital visited Miss Corne
l Jones over the week-end.
W M. Burus has been sick for
| the past week, but is much improved,
j Rpv C W. Hilemon has returned
! home after a most successful meetrng
I held at Gap Creek Baptist church.
The North Pole is about 13 miles
! nearer the earth’s center than the
I equator.
The Transylvania Baptist Asso
ciation was held at the local Baptist
church last Wednesday and Thurs
day. Interesting programs were pre
sented at each meeting and a large
attendance was reported with a boun
tiful dinner served each day.
Miss Nelle Mackey and Edna
Freeman of Swannanoa spent Sun
day with the former’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. E Mackey. -
Mr. and Mis. Larry Simpson of'
Greenville spent the week-end with
the latter’s mother, Mrs. D. W. Hol
lingsworth.
Misses Belle Frady and Nellie Al
lison spent the week-er.d with Miss
Dare Bryson at Selica.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mackey ano
son Richard of Swannanoa spent Sun
day with Mrs. W. H. Sentell and Mrs.
Cladue Stepp.
Rev. John Preston Simmons, p«3tor
of the Brevard-Davidson River Pres
| byterian church, was a visitor of the
Davidson River Sunday school Sun-'
day morning. !
Mr3. C. F. Allison spent Friday
with her sister, Mrs. Claud Ray in
Little River. |
Miss Annie Jean and Mr. will]
Gash spent several days last week »n |
Tennessee.
Rev Burt of Rosman was a recent
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Reece.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boggs and
son of Norris, Tenn., were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lyday.
Mr. Boggs is an employe of the Tv A.
Mrs. G. Parker and daughter Jo?e
nhine of Rutherfcrdton are visiting
Mi. and Mrs. Jim Allison and Mr.
and Mrs. Nelsor. Bower.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud ltay and son
of Little River spent the week-end
with Mrs. Ray's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hedrick.
Mr and Mrs. Larry Simpson, Mi.
and Mr?. K. Hollingsworth and son,
and Mrs. D. W. Hollingsworth and
grandson Herma were visiting
friends and relatives in Boylston
Sunday afternoon.
Several flower growers from this
section attended the dahlia show at
Brevard Saturday, Many pretty dah
lias were displayed from this com
munity and severW prizes won.
Miss Annie Jean Gash and others
spent Friday afternoon at the Moun
tain Orphanage at Black Mountain.
A large number of friends and rel
atives of this section attended the
annual Townsend reunion at the home
of Perry Townsend on Glade Creek
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Campfield had
as their guests Sunday: Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Allen and son; Lloyd and
Allen Campfield, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
!Campfield s.nd family; Mr. and Mrs.
! Charlie Campfield and family, Alex
ander Hollingsworth and family, two
i children of Henry Hamilton of Hcn
Ufcrsonvillo and Mist. Lyla Pace and
R. E. Mackey ad family.
Deny Anglo-Jap Pact
Tokyo— Japanese officials were
swift with denial Friday that there
was any truth in rumors that a new
Anglo-Japnnese accord is nearing
i conclusion.
AT LYDAY HOYT IT AL
Patients reported at Lyday Merc-_
orial hospital or. Wednesday were; V
Little Frances McKee, of Raleigh,
Mrs, Raymond Fisher, Mr*. Willie
Williams and Mrs. Herbert Bur
gees.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all for their
kindness and assistance during the ill
ness and death of our mother, Mrs.
Delos E. Lyday. And also for the
many beautiful flowers.
THE CHILDREN.
Byrd Expected Death.
Little America. Antarctica—Fear
ing that he faced slow death isolated
in his hut 123 miles out on the Rost
ice barrier in the blackness of thc
winter night, Rear Admiral Richard
E. Byrd wrote letters to his family
and friends bidding them farewell.
Admiral Byrd became ill from
fumes of a kerosene stove. The res
cue wae attempted three times before
Byrd was reached.
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All Summer Goods in Brevard's Largest Depart
ment Store being cleared out at MONEY-SAVING PRICES
to make room for our FALL AND WINTER GOODS...Hurry!
Hundreds of BARGAINS Still
Left For Thrifty Buyers!
Silk and Silk Pique
SPORT SKIRTS
Clearance Sale Price
EACH
$1.39
White flannel skirts $1.95
Ladies’ Full Fashioned
HOSE
Pure Thread Silk
All Shades
44c
PAIR
WHITE COATS
And White
Swagger Suits
AT
$1 » $3.95
Ladies’ Summer
HATS
Values up to $3.95
49 c 69 c 89c
Fast Color House
DRESSES
Formerly acid up to $1.49
BH
Women's
SUMMER SHOES
In whites and color*,
Leather soles—Close Out
$1.19
PAIR
Big Selection
Dresses
In All Silks
Values up to $6.95
CLEARANCE PRICE
$295
VOILES
FLAXONS
PRINTS
CLEARANCE PRICE
YARD
13c
50c QUALITY
PIQUES
SEERSUCKERS
» AND
LOVELACE
VOILES
CLEARANCE PRICE
YARD
29c
FINE SELECTION LADIES’
BLOUSES
AND
Sweaters
. ON SALE
EACH
79c
MEN’S
Bathing Suits
All woo!—Campus brand.
Some Zipper waist styles—
$1.98
All Wool Bathing
Trunks 69c
Zipper Mesh
Polo Shirts
Terry
SWEAT SHIRTS
White, Yellow ar.d Blue
89c
Better Hurry for these at
this low price.
White Flannel Trousers
Worth $2.50 and up
Our Clearance Price
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Men’#
Dress
Shirts
Fast color#, good pattern#
79c
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Men’s
SPORT SHOES
In whites and combination.
Star and Sundial brands.
$4 and $5 values
$2.45
Another itean that will go in
a hurry. . . .come quick |
Prices
ON
MEN’S i
All-Wool
SUITS
Regular models
BiSwings and Serges,
Grays, Blues and Tans
;
Men’s Summer Suits
' |g! i&£§3&£am
Sanforized Materials
$7.50 Vulues-Close out—
Many
Bargains
Not Listed
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