METHODIST PASTOR
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Brendall spent
the past several days In Winston
Salem, Durham and other cities,
where they were on business connect
ed with the financial affairs of the
Methodist church, and attending a
board meeting of church extension.
The Rev. Mr. Brendall urges in
particular that all church members
attend the mid-week prayer services,
which are proving of interest and
profit in their varied programs, con
ducted largely by the church mem
bers. The pastor stated that in his
opinion the prayer service last week
was one of the finest he had attend
ed in some time.
NEW WAGON DRAWS
ATTENTION OF MANY
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Back in the day# when "you and
{ Were young” there was much
divided opinion as to just which
make of wagons was the easiest run
ning, some claiming the J. I. Nissan,'
some the Hickory King, others the
Hackney. But the argument seemed
to die a natural death when the
horse was traded for a tractor, the
wagon for a truck and flivver, and
the long hayricks beside the road
were displaced by gas tanks.
Somebody in Transylvania county
(unable to find the owner) evidently
believes a Hackney runs alright, for
the first brand new wagon, to come
tci attention of this writer was seen
in Brevard last Friday morning,
end like the editor of The Times,
most folk stopped and looked it over.
News From Selica
Dope Rings Raided
Washington— The government is
smashing with a heavy fist upon the
country’s dupe peddlers and addicts
and promises further blows in a
concerted nation-wide drive against
illicit narcotics.
Federal narcotics agents in every
major city executed a series of swift
raids over the week end and more
than 1000 dealers and addicts are in
jail. Thousands of dollars worth of
contraband narcotics have been cap
tured and scores of automobiles used
by purveyors have been confiscated.
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Editor Times:
As it has been some weeks since]
we have seen anything in The Times
from Selica thought it/might be of
interest to you and the readers to
know that Selica is still on the map
and we feel by other communities
that are pushing along and doing
things worth while like the old peg
legged darkie felt when he hollered
to his coon dog (Lonzo) who was in
a tight chase, he laid “Go fur him
Lonzo, I’ll git along as fas as I kin.
Now to communities who are really
putting things across we say go to it
and we will “git along as fas as we
kin”
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
J, N. Whitmire and family regret
very much having to lose them
I from our community. As caretakers
I of the county home and they had few
equals, as neighbors and citizens they
have no superiors. Mr. and Mrs.
Whitmire were thoughtful, kind,
patient, and affectionate to all the
inmates, always administering to
their wants in such a way as to win
their affection and add to their
ccjnfort. Mr. Whitmire made many
improvements on the farm and prem
ises while there that will be there for
many years to come, and while their
moving away was one of thope hap-1
pen-so’s that come to all of us alang
through life, still we are glad to say j
that they left a host of friends here
who extend to them their very best
wishes.
Two of the ministerial students
from the Brevard College have been
coming out to the Methodist church
for the past few weeks to conduct
the Wednesday evening prayer serv
ice. These are promising young men
and we predict for them a bright
future. V l; ,:V 'v
We are gla dto welcome into our
midst Mr. and Mrs. Noah C. Miller,
newly appointed caretakers at the
county home. Mr. and Mrs. Miller
ccme to us well reccimmtnded from,
every viewpoint and we hope they
will have the full cooperation of I
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gladdest and gmtwlt of all holiday*.
Now that we an apyfroaehUiir the
(Christmas) lets take a day «f of
che toils of the pot year in this
world of mishape and misunderstand
ings, meditate on the meaning of
Christmas, give our hearts time to
beat a little slower, sun our souls,
get the spirit of cheer, often a word
of cheer will balance one who is
staggering under a heavy load of
difficulties. Let’s bury our short-com
ings under the Christmas snow, and
let them quietly sleep under the
mantle of white .instead of looking
down at our toils, lets look up toward
the stars and tr/ to catch a vision
of the upstretched stairway that
leads to Eternal Christmas tide.'
Renew our hopes and Faith in the
Babe of Bethlehem, in. our country, j
in our fellows .that we may bid the
world come on.
I sincerely, very sincerely, wish
every man, woman and child a merry,
merry Christmas. Very truly,
J. W. DICKSON.
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The federal tax of two eente 00
each bank check will be taken off'
January 1, according to an announce
ment made by Transylvania Trust
Co.
This tax was Imposed to nstoe
revenue and resulted^ In many bank
accounts being closed, it was ex
plained. It also entailed a tremendous
amount of detailed work for the
banks. _
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To Protect Dry Staten ,
Washington — Special plans for
blocking the liquor flow into the
coutnry’s 13 dry states were dis
closed Friday night by the treasury
with a flat rejection ctf proposals for
lower liquor taxes.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—High grade band in
struments. Some as good as new at
about half price of new ones. F. J.
Cutter, Brevard’s extinguished band
master. Across King Creek from
cotton mill. 4tp
WANTED—Girl's bicycle, must be
in good condition and reasonable
for cash. Mrs. L. P. Wilson, near
Wilson’s Bridge.
MOVING and GENERAL HAUL
ING— reasonable prices, every load
insured. See Charlie McCrary ai
McCrary Auto Service, Phone 290,
Brevard, N. C Mch 8
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh rout*.
of 800 families. Write today. Raw
leigh, Dept. NCL-180-SA, Richmond,
Va. Dec. 6-13-20-27.
FOR SALE- U p r i g h t“
piano in good condition.
Will sell for $50. For
quick sale. Box 595, Bre
vard, N. C.
WANTED—Transportation to At-^
lanta for two on the 22nd, 23rd, or
24th. Will share expenses. Write Box
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