ROSMAN NEWS
MRS. JORDAN WHITMIRE, Correspondent
AflRS SNIPES ENTERTAINED
AT BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Snipes enter
ftuned with a dinner Sunday honor
ing Mrs. Snipes’ mother, Mrs. Jane
Hendricks’ birthday anniversary.
A number of guests from the two
Carolinas were present as follows!
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nix and
children, Geoorge, Osie and Ruth, of
Eastley, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Woodie
Reeves and children of Pickens and
three friends; Mr .and Mrs. Mack
Davis and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Parrot and son of Pickens; Mr
and Mrs. Thomas Morrison and
children, Victor Sigmon, Mrs. Harve
Morrison and daughter Cora of Ros>
man and Mrs. Oliver Snipes of Jack
son county. • i |
LYNDON GALLOWAY
BURIED SUNDAY
Lyndon Galloway, age 16 years, died
at Lyday Memorial hospital in Bre
vard Saturday following an opera
tion and complications. Funeral ser
vices were held Sunday at East-la
port.
Young Mr. Galloway was the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Galloway of
the Gloucester section. He is survived
by his parents and the following
brothers and sisters: Hattie, Ange
line Janny, Annie and Ernest Gal
loway, all of the Gloucester section.
NEW PASTOR GIVEN
WELCOME TO ROSMAN
Members and other interested citi
zens “pounded” Rev. G. A. Hovis.
the new pastor of Rosman Methodist
church Friday night.
The Rev. Mr. Hovis moved here
recently from Brevard where he is
attending “Brevard college. He served
last year at Franklin as pastor.
THUMB AMPUTATED
AFTER ACCIDENT
Craig Whitmire had the misfor
tune to get his thumb cut off late
Friday afternoon while operating a
dog wood mill. The thumb was ampu
tated at the first joint by Dr. G. B.
Lynch in Brevard.
Mr. Whitmire owns and operates
the Whitmire Barber shop here and
is also night foreman for Rosman
Tanning Extract Co.
NINTH GRADE PLAY
GIVEN LAST FRIDAY
The ninth grade oif Rosman high
•school presented a play Friday, Nov.
•23rd, entitled “Striking Home. The
characters were as follows:
Barbara Stone, a stenographer,
Annice Whitmire; Bill Powers, de
tective, Archie Whitmire; Dr. Rals
ton, minister, Fred Gillespie; Arthur
Dixon, business man, Paul Parson;
Jimmie ,his son, Tom Glazener.
This play showed how different a
situation appears when it happens
to concern our own homes, rather
than others. Mr. Dixor., a liberal
church superintendent, is about to
„trp his contributions to the minister
or. account of the minister trying to
assist young lawbreaker.-.. When Mr.
Dixon’s son unexpectedly appears as
one of these offenders he Quickly
changes his attitude. Meanwhile the
stenographer and the detective make
some plans of their own.
YOUNGSTER HANDY
WITH HIS RIFLE .
Boyce White, age 9 years, is the]
champion marksman of Rosman. Sat-:
unlay his father, b. B. White, de
cided to kill one of his large hogs, net
pounds. Boyce shot the animal,
killing it instantly with a .22 rifle.]
TO CONDUCT REVIVAL
AT ANDERSON, S. C.
Rev. J. E. Burt is leaving this
week to hold revival services at
Union 'church at Anderson, S. C.
The meetings will continue one week,
beginning next Sunday.
COVIL-CHAPMAN
MARRIAGE OF INTEREST
“Miss Evelyn Covil, daughter of
Mr. Earl Covil. and Mrs. Demus
Chapman, all of Tryon, were mar
ried in Spartanburg, S. C., on Sat
urday, November 17.”
The above clipping taken from
Sunday’s Asheville Citizen - Times
will be' of interest here, as Mr. Chap
man is a native of Transylvania and
a brother of Rev. Nathan Chapman
here.
BIRTHDAY DINNER 1
ENJOYED THURSDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Fisher enter
tained at their home here with a
dinner honoring their grand daugh
ter, Jean Bales’, second birthday an
niversary. A lovely dinner was ser
ved. The center piece for the dining
table was a large cake with two
candles.
Little Miss Bales makes her home
with her grandparents. She was the
recipient of many nice and useful
gifts.
Guests present were as follows:
Jean Bales, Jimmey Bales of Sylva,
Averee Fisher, Ray Fisher, James T.l
Bales of Svlva. Rov Fisher. Coy
Fisher, Miss Belle Fisher, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Fisher and Mr, and Mrs.
.Jordan Whitmire.
PARTY CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERASRY
Mrs. D. L. Glazener entertained
with a party Friday night honoring
the thi’toerth birthday anniversary
of her daughter, Miss Ruby.
Guests present were as follows:
Billy Moore. A. M. White Jr.,\Earl
White, Charles Glazener. Tom Glaze
ner, A. M. P’xf n Jr., Ruby Glaze
ner, Margaret Glazener, Inez Oats,
Virginia Oats. Laura Pharr. Eva
Pharr, rod Emma I e» G dlowav.
Refre bments of hot. chocolate r.nd
home nnle e okies were served.
Miss Nellie Wilds spent the week
end at Lake Toxaway visiting
Misses EH- Mae .r::! Ailec-n Owen.
I O'SHIELDS INFANT
I BURIED THURSDAY
Funeral services for the infant of
Mr. and Mrs. Melton O’Shields were
I held at Ziofi Baptist church Thurs
I day. Interment was ip the Whitmire
! cemetery near by. Surviving relatives
| are the parents and a number of bro
thers and sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Eldridge and
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eldridge were
visitors to Asheville Saturday.
Miss Frances McCall of the Que
yec section is reported quite ill at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. 0. McCall.
Mrs. J. W. Eldridge spent Tues
day in Brevard visiting Mrs. E. C.
Neill.
Born to Mrs. Urphie Miller a son,
Harrison Eugene, Nov. 10th.
Mrs. Jiohn Chastain of Pkjkens
and Melvin Dutton, the latter the
adopted son of Mrs. Chastain who
has been in the army stationed at
Charleston, S. C., for the past three
years, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee R.
Fisher Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher and two
.■hildren and Mrs. Lee R. Fisher were
Sunday guests of Mr . and Mrs.
Frank Fisher at Lake Toxaway.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Towns and
sons A. G., Alfred and Fletcher,
fom Lynch of Pickens were Sunday
quests of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Towns
ind Mrs. and Mrs. A. D. Rogers.
Mrs. Lorean Kitchen of Gloucester
was a business visitor to Rosman
Monday.
Mrs. Claud Galloway and four
children returned home Sunday, hav
ing spent the past four months visit
ing relatives at Burnsville.
Mrs. Warren Galloway returned to
her home in Gloucester Saturday,
having spent several days visiting
her daughter, Mrs. AJma Bruner.
Lee R. Fisher spent a few days at
Lake Toxaway last week Visiting his
son Frank and Mrs. Fisher.
Coy Fisher, Claud and Tom
Stroup were Asheville visitors Satur
day night.
Mrs. fcaran uauvwtty ajicm, oatui
day in Brevard visiting her sons,
Jesse A. Galloway and J. C. Gallo
way.
Frank Galloway left Friday on a
business trip to several points in.
Florida. . ,
Miss Hatte McCall visited, her
aunt, Mrs. Marshall Huggins at
Cherryfield Sunday.
Miss Ethel Hamilton of Fruitland
was a week-end gue?t at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Carilee McCall.
Miss Opal Lee Green spent Sunday
visiting Miss Beatrice Woodard.
Mr. and Mrs. Furman Moore and
children of Spartanburg were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
^Carilee McCall of the Gloucester
section left Tuesday for Frost Proof
and other Florida points.
Mrs. Sallie Tritt and Mr. and Mrs.
Ruffus Rqgevs? of Cullowhee were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Moore. '
Euna Lee and Loise Moore ot
Brevard were week-end guests ot
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
K. C. Allison at Cherryfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Honeycutt and
daughter Esta of Frozen Lake were
visitors Saturday of Mr. and Mis.
E. R. Galloway. _ ,
Mrs. W. E. Galloway of Old Tox
away visited her daughter, Mrs.
Edwin Staton, Sunday.
Matvella, young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Staton, is quite i»
at the home of her p? rents.
Mrs. S. K. Owen and children spent
Sunday visiting the former’s^ par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Stat0"\,
Miss Montaree Galloway spent the
week-end visiting Miss Ophelia
White. , , . „
Ralph Gillespie, wno » “
.alamcila, Fla., for several months,
irrived last week to spend a couple
,f week- visiting his parents, Mi.
iml Mrs. B. A. Gillespie. .
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lewis and
daughters Ruth and Velma, Mr. and
Mrs. L. V. Sigmon, Mr. ana Mrs. W.
Harmon were visitors to Pisgan
National Forest Sunday.
Girtha Watkins returned home
from Asheville Thursday, having
spent several days in Asheville visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Robert Zachaiy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Fleming and
daughter Peggy Ann were shopping
Asheville Saturday.
Miss Louise Williams spent the
week-end at her home at Lake loxa
" mVs. Robert Zachary of Asheville
visited her parents, Mr. and and
Mrs. L. M. Watkins, Saturday.
Mrs Oliver Snipes of Jackson
county visited Mrs. D. L. Glazene
^ Turn Glazener spent Saturday in
Brevard on business.
Misses Emma Lee Galloway, Ruby
Glazener, Louise Galloway and Glenn
Galloway were Brevard visitors bat
urday nigni. _
Miss Leota Randolph of Green
ville, S. C. spent the week-end visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Randolph. ,
Walter Whitmire visited Killian
Jarrett at Brevard hospital Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moore and
daughter, Betty Jane and son Jimmy
end Mr. and Mrs. John Butler of
Ninety-Six were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Butler’s parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. E. Burt.
K. A. Glazener and daughter, Miss
i’avo. were shopping in Greenville
Saturday.
Miss Beulah Moore, ( Miss Maxie
Moore and Miss Louise Glazener of
Asheville will arrive Wednesday to
'pend Thanksgiving holidays.
Rev. H. Broom of Jackson county
moved Monday to the Roe Rice house
1 rear Rosnian. The Rev. Mr. Broom
j is the newly elected pastor of Zion
L ptist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Holden and Airs.
Clyde Holden were Sunday guests of
Air. and Mrs. Joe Wilds.
Air. and Mrs. A1 Btyson and Guy
rORMER RESIDENTS
PRAISE HOME PAPER
An appreciated letter is printed
below from W. H. Grogan Jr., a for
mer Brevard resident now head of
W. H. GROGAN JR.
the W. 0. W. work for the sUte of
New Jersey. The letter follows;
Editor Times:
Dear Douglas;
Your beautiful post card reminder
in two colon, calling my attention to
the actual flact that niy subscription
td your very welcome and appreci
ated home paper was about to be no
more has been received by yours
truly, and I herewith enclose a per
fectly good check for one dollar to
pay for another year. All you have
to do to get your money is write your
name on back of check and hand it to
my friend Ralph Lyday at the Tran
sylvania Trust company and he will
hand you one silver certificate whiih
you can take with ybu to Washing
ton, D. C., and they will giveyou one
silver dollar for the silver certifi
cate.
Be sure and don’t forget to remind
the careless Brevard citizens that Jor
dan street is still a one-way street.
You might tell those few republi
cans in Transylvania county that
New' Jersey is really a republican
?tate. However, every office has been
filld for the coming year, therefore
it would be useless to rush up here
until a vacancy occurs.
I hear Brevard College has brought
new life to Brevard. Mayit grow and
prosper and accomplish much good in
the years that are to come. With in
structors like Professor C. H. Trow
oridge it cannot fail but will turn out
boys and girls equipped with what it
takes to make good citizens, and that
is much more than book knowledge,
it is the foundation for character
building, which every boy and girl
must have in order to accomplish
worth while things in this life.
Your paper has been carrying some
unfavorable advertising the last few
weeks. I refer to tax sales for unpaid
taxes. It looks like half the homes in
Brevard and Transylvania county
will be sold. It only proves that taxes
must be lowered and that calls for the
best thought and consideration by our
county, state and national officers.
What* will good roads, good schools
and other modern improvements
mean to us if we have no home?
With kindest regards to you and
your co-workers, 1 am,
Sincerely yours,
W. H. GROGAN, JR.
Tventon, N- J.
And here’s an appreciated note
from Miss Jean Agnes Clarke, for
mer Brevard Institute teacher, now
at Vashti School, Thomasville, Ga.,
abrng with a dollar for renewal:
“We just cannot Jo without The
Times. Enjoy the Sunday School les
sion very much, and of course
the Brevard College news.”
Bryson were Sunday guests of rel
atives at Travelers Rest, S. C. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. D.
Wilson and son Richard and Elaine
Bryson who will spend this week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bryson.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bryson and Guy
Bryson were visitors to Easley and
Greenville Wednesday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Towns a daughter, Wednesday. Nov.
21. Mrs. Towns was before her mar
riage Miss Genelia Rogers.
Miss Pauline Leathers substituted
teaching for L. C. Case at Lake Tox
away Thursday. Mrs. Case the lat
ter’s wife, was removed to a hospi
tal in Asheville for an operation.
Robert Leathers spent Sunday in
Asheville visiting friends.
Mrs. Frank Rains was removed to
L.yday Memorial hospital in Brevard
Sunday night to undergo an opera
Bcrn to Mr. and Mrs. Lynch Whit
mire a daughter, Wednesday, Nov.
Cist. Mrs. Whitmire was before her
marriage Miss Mamie Boley.
Miss Joe Bryson and Miss Mabel
Blake of Selica were g%ests of Mrs.
A1 Bryson Wednesday.
Mrs. S. M. Towns and daughter,
Mrs. Maybelle Hands, spent several
days last week visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Towns.
Misses Mae White and Ola Paxton
were Asheville "and Burnsville visi
t rs Sunday.
Ford Optimistic
Warm Springs, Ga. — President
P'losevelt and Edsel Ford, automo
bile manufacturer, git together Sat
’■ ’day for business talk which
i.rought a “verv hopeful and cpti
mistk ” report from Ford.
LAKE TOXAWAY
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Mrs. Anna Breedlove has returned
home after spending somaitfrae visit*
ing her father, Baxter Whitmire, at
his home near Rosman. Mr. Whit
mire, who has been very ill, is re
ported improving.
Mrs. Lester Thomas and son
Deane visited Mr* H. D. Lee Satur
day.
Mrs. Essie Sparks and daughter,;
Miss Edna, of High Point, are ex-1
pected to arrive this week for a visit I
with Mrs. Chas. Lee and other j
relatives here.
David Greene of Fruitland is visit-1
irg friends here.
John Rogers, who underwent an I
uperation at Lyday Memorial hospi-|
tal in Brevard two weeks ago has I
returned home and is doing nicely.
FredB Hall spent one night last
week with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Hall.
Mrs. Clarence Conner of Era Pa.,
is reported to be seriously ill. The
Conner family resided here for a
number erf years and has many j
friends who will be sorry to learn of!
her illness.
Misses Ruby Whitmire and Helen I
Allison spent the week-end at the
home of their parents near Cherry
field.
Mrs. Leo Case, who underwent an
operation at Mission hospital in
Asheville Wednesday is reported im
proving.
Mrs. Alfred Owen of Flat Creek
spent one night last week with Mrs.
Tolvin Miller.
Mrs. Lillie Alexander of Oakland
is spending some time at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Case.
Prayer services were held Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Riley J
Johnson.
C. J. Lee, who has been, drilling [
wells near Asheville, is visiting hisj
family here.
Earl Lee, who has had employ
ment at Rainbow Springs for some
time ,has returned home.
Leo Case spent several days last
week in Asheville.
Rev. G. A. Hovis, pastor of the
Methodist church, was a recent
guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Arro
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Owen and
children spent Saturday night with
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Case Jr., War
ren Case and Mrs. Walter McNeely
visited Mrs. Leo Case at Mission
hospital in Asheville Sunday.
Mrs. W. W. Ray spent last week
in Asheville.
Mrs. Charles Owen visited her
-- -—
daughter, Mr*. Jmm Brtedlove/ at
Oakland Monday.
Mr. and Mr*, C. G. Rogers Jr.
Spent the week-end in Murphy.
Mr*. Ida Payne visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Owen Sunday .
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Thomas and
little daughter were guests orf Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Thomas Friday
night.
Charles Galloway of , Rosman
spent Friday night with Charles Lee.
Sam Lusk of Bohaney spent Sat
urday night with N. J. Owen.
are. Lee Johnson of Old Fort is
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Fisher.
Miss Inez Owen spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Raymond Rob
ertson in,Hendersonville. ,
Mrs. Preston Taylor of Six Mile,
S. C., was a recent guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Tinsley. '
Mrs. R. F. Williams' and Mrs.
Martha Kline visited Mrs. Grant
Bruner and Mrs. W. H. Arrowood
Monday.
Rev. Clyde McCall filled his regu
lar appointment at Lake Toxaway
Baptist church Sunday.
History repeats itself—when you
least expect it.
By the time a husband will stand
without hitching he is hardly worth
awning. _ ___
HnxQIHmilBi
.WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 — Th*
nation*! forest reservation comet is
fffl has approved for purchase 2,
0W,1#9 acres to be added to the
national forests of the eastern half
of the United States, a portion of
which is in North Carolina.
The following addition to national
forests in North Carolina were au
thorized: Pisgah, 1,502 acres, cost
|6,715; (Jnaks, 44,234 acres, cost
9134,601; Cherokee, 66,775 scree,
9120,440; Nanthala, 11,290 acres,
cast 986,456; Crostan, 50,629 sens,
cost 9189,688; Uhsrie, 4,068 acres,
cost 918,327.
Ranaw Your Subacription
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Diversion, under the name "highway holiday",
Phas dwalpaud tho money oar owner* paid tor
better road*. . , _
by laek^fu^Mp.
. .
If the legislature doesn't act we can't accept
the million* the fedesal government to toady to
spend ch our roads each year.
TcH your legislators to end the "highway
holiday."
B*eom* m mmmbtv of
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