Local and Personal items
Miss Martha Davis, of Greenville,
4ml Miss Rebecca Patton, who is at
■ mtine Montreat Normal, ' were
- eek end guests of their sister and
mother, respectively, Mrs. T. L. Pat
ton, Jr.
Miss Fra net's Green ,of Shelby, is
spending the winter with Prof, and
Mrs. J. B. Jones, and attending Bre
vard College. Miss Green is a sister
of Mrs. Jones.
Dan Merrill, Ed Kilpatrick Bdl
Bridges. Dick Aiken and Walter
Clavton attended the all-star base
ball game in Asheville Sunday after
ixoon. . ,
Miss A unit* Yonguc is visiting in
Tartxuo f r loti days, the guest of
Mr and Mrs. T. G. Moody, the latter
formei iv Miss Marion Yonme.
Mr- Baumgarner of Asheville is
cuest of her brother, John Dermid.
" Spencer Macfie, who is connected
with the United States navy, station
ed a. Norfolk. Vu., is spending h 3
•wo weeks’ vacation here with his
oaicnts. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Macfie.
Mis't ^ Agnes, .luck nnd Josephine
Ulavtoi,; -Mrs. W. M Cowan and
Mrs. Prescott were Asheville visitors
^ Mr." and Mrs. Jack Reaber, of
B;\! imore. Md., and the latter s
f«ti . Will Waters, of Virginia, are
visi relatives here. Mrs. Reaber
is - former Miss La Verne Waters
Wt,
t I, and Mrs. Ernest Tilson
w, . ,sitor> in Asheville Sunday.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
limln am! hv virtue of the author
ity conferred by tleed of trust exe
eiiletl b\ J. L. Whitmire and wife,
Betty Whitmire, dated the 15th day
„f Fehi • irv. 1928, and recorded in
Honk 22 Page ’>70. in the office of
lhe legist, of Deeds for Transyl
Vania (Hunty, Bryant, Sub
stunted Trustee, will at twelve
o'clock noon on
THURSDAY. NOV. 1ST, 1934
,v ,l,i* Court House door of Transyl
vania County in Brevard, North
S'm ,>liiia sell’lit public auction for
c : h to the highest bidder, the follow
ing land, to-wit:
Situated in Brevard. North Caro
tin and
BKlilNM.Mi at a stake m me
,s, till margin of Varsity street, said
stake standing S. 01 dogs. 10 mins.
K L>an feet from the point of inter
vn i nt the South margin of Var
siti Street with the Hast margin of
Broad Street, and runs theme with
the said South Margin of Varsity
Street. S fit degs. 10 milts. E. 2a
-fe, c to a -take in said margin ; theme
.till witii aid margin S. 20 K. 5 s 1-2
f .a to a take in said margin; tlienee
y \\ lAP feet to a stake; theme
V |ti itgs. !a mins. W. 21 1-2 feet to
U slake: i in nee N. 52 E. 120 feet to
i . , It(11NXIN(i. BRIM'
vi.|. ill' I (>T No. S and a part of
\,i. •, af the Maple drove Subdi
ismn. , .. .
A- ! being all of that lot described
,, i.«...j ; hi:, Chas. K. Orr. et al, to
1 . Wiiitni'iig dated the itli day ol
f brimiy. li'20. and rte riled in Book
, . |>;u. •' |.-» .f ihe records of Beeds
ania C mnty, N. C., and
„ >t ii'' that lot f land described in
Transylvania County.
N. C. f
Tfi - mi\(U‘ on aeour.i
fanil in pavment of the indebted
.,cured bj lid deed of trust.
,i..,l i- s-ibji et to ’. taxi mil assess
r-t :u agaiusi said property whether
in w due or to beiome due.
A fix e h i cent (5 per cent) cash
,.I, ; u : Ii renuired of the high
t hiddm ai the sale.
Tin i. the 20th day f September.
V. S. BRYANT.
Substituted Trustee.
Roan No. 1115,
if)c* it. IS. 25. Nov. 1.
Miss Mildred Thompson and John
Marchant, /of Gr.enville, Visited
friends in Brevard Sunday.
Miss Alma Trowbridge and Miss';
Eleanor Trowbridge were visitors in
Asheville and Weaverville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood Paxton and
,baby. Wood Jr., have moved to the
Henning Inn, where they have an
i apartment.
1 Mrs. Carrie Dorsett is visiting
relatives and friends in Asheville
several days this week.
1 Mrs. A. H. King lias been quite ill
| at her home, See Shore, in the Cedar
I Mountain section the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Emmerson, of
1 Asheville, spent the week-end here
i as guests of Mrs. J. E. Clayton and
1 family.
i Miss Sarah Teague and Miss Tina
Allison were Asheville visitors Fri
day. . , .
Miss Rowenn Orr is visiting friends
ip Miami, Fla., this week.
Mrs. W. A. Thomas, who has been
quite ill with flu at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. J. F. Zachary, is said
to be improving.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Allison and
children motored to Asheville for the
day Sunday.
.drs. James Sherrill and son Jim
n,ic and sister, Miss Essie Squires,
and Miss Lula Williams, all of Char
, b tte, are spending this week in the
Squires cottage on Mapel avenue.
Mrs. C. II. Trowbridge visited
friends in Weaverville on Monday,
and presided over the Asheville dis
trict zone meeting, of which she is
chairman, convening in Leicester on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jasper Orr attended the mar
v.age of her niece, Miss Margaret
Kimzey at Mills River on Saturday.
Milton Sellers is visiting friends in
Fort Lauderdale, Fla., this week.
Dr. J. F. Zachary spent the week-,
il with relatives at his old home,
lace in Cashiers.
Marshall Kilpatrick and James i
l'ickelsinier were v.1oek-end -\tvisit°rs I
,i Asheville, and attended the I
II. S.-Farm School football game j
Saturday.
_Mts. J. Ij. loud anu son jinuiuv.
... ere week-end guests of Mr. Cobh in j
Tryon, where he is connected with n .
rug store. ,, , .
Joe Morrow, of New York, is visit
h i s friend here, Blanton
Mitchell. '
Charles Smoak. a student at Bre
• 1 College, spent the week-end at
hour, in Black Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langley and
. Miss Ruth McKinney, of
I avoid s Rest, S. C., were guests j
week of Mrs. Cordia King.
Mrs. C \V. Pickelsimer and daugh-'
i Ethel.vn, Mrs. Cordelle Russell,
. David Culver. Mrs. E. J. Bogen '
•id Edwin English returned Satur
iv ti. in u week's mo >r trip to Chi- |
and the World’s lair.
Miss Lillie Holes nibe. who .lias,
n critically ill in Miss 1 hospital,
•du-ville .is reported to i ,• showing
. i.i' ruble improvement.
Miss Margaret Bosse returned
week from a vi it with friends ^
i Columbus, Ohio.
M. Y. Bagwell visited his son,
v K. Bagwell, in Spartanburg, the
week and attended the fair in
.nit city.
Eugene Dickson of Andfrson,
s C.. visited friends and relatives
!u re Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Moore visited
heir home in Kannapolis over the
• n'k-eml. Mr. Moore is a student at
Brevard College.
Mrs. J. S. Silversteen attended a
di-trict D. A. R. meeting in States
ville Tuesday, in her capacity as
i • e recording secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Henry had
ib their week-end guests their daugh-,
tu and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
(K ar A. Vaughn, of Gastonia, and
Mrs. Henry’s sister and t w o
d:.lighters. Sir-. V. E. I.athem and
Misses Ruth and Annie Lathem, of
MADAME ELDA VETTORI
who will sing at Brevard College
auditorium here Friday eve
ning of this week, at eight
WHIRL AT THE WORLD OF NEWS
Items of interest gleaned during the past week ,
I-- _
Plan Saver Planes
London—Great Britain’s drive for
safer aviation includes a two-way
radio set for every passenger plane
and plans to establish new net
works of radio beacons.
Work Week Cut
Washington— President Roosevelt
has ordered a 36-hour week for the
cotton garment industry.
New War Predicted
New York—A new world war will
be started by next summer, it is as
serted by Johannes Steel, many of
whose predictions in international af
fairs have proved correct.
May Turn Pro
New York—Les Stoefen and Geo.
Lott are considering offers by Bill
Tilden to turn professional.
Oppose Short Week
Washington—Big business is flatly
opposed to the 30-hour week, accord
ing to the United States Chamber of
Commerce.
Rain of Fish
Aberdeen. Wash.—An unusual surf
condition threw thousands of fish
to the shore here Friday and the
whole countryside stocked up for the
winter.
fcVpccf New Strikes
Washington—Several leaders of
organized labor have indicated that
they expect a fresh wave of strikes
unless President Roosevelt is able to
arrange the industrial truce he has
proposed.
To Change l mom
San Francisco—The form of unions
will be charged to include industries
instead of crafts.
Carolina Factories To Be Good
Washington -The federal trade com
mission has announced that two
X. rth Carolina hosiery makers have
agreed to slop method of unfair com
petition.
Kasley, X. C.
Mrs. Kdwin T. lladley. Miss Pau
line Hadley and Ray Hadley, of
Charlotte, spent the week-end with
the Misses Xhipman at Walnut Inn.
Mr. ■ m! Mrs. .1. 1!. Jollay. of C.e ■>
sria, w<ie week-end guests of Mrs.
Cordia King. Mr. Joilay is a hr thei ■
of Mrs. King.
Mrs Sam McCullough ha- return-1
ml from a visit of 10 days in Atlanta
and Rome. Ga.. where her son. Sam
Jr., is attending the Berry school. j
AT LYDA Y HOSPITAL
Patients at Lyday Memorial hos- ]
pit a I the past week include: Miss
'.ucy Strum and Miss Sarah l.ou
Tiger, students at Brevard College,
Mrs. Jerry Jerome and infant son.
Jerry Hart. Charlie Beck, Killian j
Jarr’ett, Ina Mae Burns and little;
Margaret Jane McGaha. _ I
EVERYBODY CAN
Save Mo: e
By Doing The Bulk of Their Trading Here
We buy in large quantities, whether it be Flour, Grocer
ies Feeds, Seeds, Havs, Fertilizers—and sell at prices
you can afford.
..I
TRY OUR
Corn Mill
1 With your next batch—whether it
[ is to be used for bread, for feed or
l crushed for mixed ration.
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Purina Chows |
Will make MORE pounds of pork \
per dollar invested, get MORE j
eggs from hens and produce MORE ]
milk.
. .......MU.IUIO.I»M.MM.U«MUU lUIIMUMMMMMMMlM I
B & B Feed & Seed Co.
Phone 66 East Main Street v BREVARD, N. C.
Prob Spanish Revolt
Madrift—-Police are probing the
possibility that Russian Reds might
have been motivating forces in the
bloody Spanish revolt.
Snow In Maine
Caribou, Maine— 'Winter visited
Maine Friday and left snow varying
from ten to fourteen inches in depth ,
in parts of the state.
Prices To Rise
Washington— President Roosevelt
has made it plain that he feels ..hat
prices should go higher.
Bank Deposits Increase
Washington—Deposits in natii nai
banks of the United State-- have
increased three and a quarter bil
lion in the past 15 months.
Hanptman Extradition Ordered
New York—Extradition of Bruno
| Hauptmann to New Jersey has been
ordered by Governor Lehman.
Pcwonstmnovx w
Belgrade— Smouldering hatred of
Italy, touehi d off hv King Alexan
der’s assassination, has flared up in
two places in Yugoslavia.
Pictty Bov Escapes
Cresco, la.—Tw Town office!'
flushed Charles (Pretty BoyT Floyd
■Yo n •' farm house hideout Thursday
but the Southwest's “phantom” bad
man and two companions escaped in
a running gun battle.
Byrd Back at Bape
Little America Admiral Byrd
has returned to his base camp.
British Annin,cj Sin pa pare
Singapore— Singapore and the
naval base at Seletar are asuming
new importance in British affairs.
Tin- British are arming the places
heavily.
Well-conceived plans clear the way .
for their execution.
One always wonders how a giea
man finds time to shave.
Most of us feel that our own hard
luck is worse than the oilier fellow's, j
One mark of a first-rate man is
sufficient egotism to ovi-rco ie the i
shyness that blocks si If-expivssinn.
HOOD ENGLISH GRADE
MADE BY MISS LONG
_
Miss Ora Holt Long, daughter of
Jr. and Mrs. Roy Long of Brevard,
,v'tn> is a pupil at Salem Academy,
U';nston-Saleni, turned in the o:,ly
perfect English paper in the first
month’s test.
The Saicm Academy is one of the
larger schools ol the state, and
teachers at Brevard schools lare
dated ov<r the line showing made by
the Brevard girl.
Teachers Get Pay Monday
Pay roll for the teachers of Bre
vard and Transylvania county schools
has been received and will be ready
for distribution to the teachers next
Monday, according to an announce
ment of Superintendent G. C. Bush.
Around $6,000 is on hand for the pay
roll.
NEW ARRIVAL
Born to Mr .and Mrs. C. L. Mc
Masters, a daughter, Betty Ann, on
Saturday, October 13.
KIDNAP VICTIM SAFE,
RANSOM SAID PAID
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct 16—Mrs.
Alice Seed Stoll, kidnap victim of a
former insane asylum inmate, was
returiud safe and well to her family
' Tuesday night.
I Department df justice agents
I found the young woman at Scotts
| burg, Ind., and hurried her back to
Louisville.
i Thomas H. Robinson Jr., 27, of
! Nashville, Tenr.., was named by jus
1 tice agents as the kidnaper.
1 Mrs. Robinson has been arrested
as an accomplice in the crime,
i Mrs. Robinson called for the $60,
f 000 cf ransom money at the express
j office in Nashville. She was trailed
to Terre Haute, Ind., and from there
I to Scottsburg, where Mrs. Stoll was
1 rescued.
The former asylum inmate was re
ported to have telephoned his father
in Nashville from Indianapolis that
he was going to kill Mrs. Stoll. Ilis
father begged him not to kill the
woman but Robinson Jr. ended the
telephone conversation with a wild
laugh.__
MULL’S MARKET
..(HOME GROCERY
Broad St. PHONE 201 Main St.
BEEF STEW, 4 pounds . 25c
Round Steak, lb . . 15c T-Bone Steak, lb ... 20c
SIRLOIN STEAK, pound . 20c
Hamburger, lb. 10c Mixed Sausage, lb ... 10
.....mi......."
\ Every Article Guaranteed Satisfactory j
or Your Money Refunded
..Mil
8 Lb Carton Lard . 78c Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs 20c
GRAPE JUICE, bottle . 15c
Grape Fruit, 2 for ... 5c 2 lbs. Peanut Butter. 25c
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, lb . 33c
Lemons, dozen . 25c Honey-Dew Me'.ons 20c
FANCY ri AITD 48 pounds $1.80
PATENT aLl/UIX 24 pounds -93
SPEAKING DATES
of
Republican County Candidates
Tuesday Oct. 23. . Bohaney School House. 3:30 P.M.
Tuesday Oct. 23 Lake Toxaway School House. 7:30 P.M.
Wed. Oct. 24. . Enon School House. 7:30 P.M.
Thursday Oct. 25. . Quebec School House. 3:30 P.M.
Thursday Oct. 25. Silversteen School House 7:30 P.M.
Friday Oct. 26. Dunn’s Rock School House. 7:30 P.M.
Saturday Oct. 27. Cedar Mtn. School House. 3:30 P.M.
Saturday Oct. 27. Little River School House. 7:30 P.M.
Monday Oct. 29 . Shoal Creek School House 7:30 P.M.
Tuesday Oct. 30. Pisgah Forest School House 7:30 P.M.
Wed. Oct. 31. .Selica School House. 7:30 P.M.
Thur. Nov. 1st. Old Toxaway School House 3:30P.M.
Thur. Nov. 1st. Rosman School House. 7:30P.M.
Friday Nov. 2nd. Brevard Court House. 7:30 P.M.
All people of the counjty are cordially mvited to attend these
meetings and hear the Republican candidates discuss openly the
issues of the campaign.
Republican Executive Committee