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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flaks and
daughter and Mite Julia Cameron, of
Wadesboro, spent the week-end here
guests of Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Brink
man and with their son who is a
student at Brevard Collage.
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Mrs. Z. W. Nichols, who was in
Asheville with relative* for Some
time, is spending several days with
Mrs. Cordia King before returning to
Asheville for the holidays.
Mrs. Mabel Horn, of Wadesboro,
was guest the past week of Mrs. Tom
Galloway at Mills River and of Rev.
and Mrs. G. C. Brinkman.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Allison, Mack
Alliscto and Edgar Loftis motored to
Asheville for the day Monday.
Miss Ruth Ayers ,of Winston
Salem, was the week-end guest <&
Miss Edna Mae Salts, and her
brother, J. I. Ayers, mess sargeant
at John’s Rock CCC camp. Miss Salts
returned home with Miss Ayers,
visititg in her home a week.
Robert F. Tharp and son Bobby
pent last week in Charleston, S. C.,
visiting relatives. They were accom
panied hone by Mr. Tharp’s sister,
Mrs. W. J. Jones, and her daughter
in-law, Mrs. George Jones, of New
Orleans, La.,-who will visit Mr. and
Mrs. Tharp and family several days.
Mrs. H. M. Miller, Mrs. Church
Morris, Mrs. Sallie Kilpatrick and
Mrs'. Lula Miller motored to Green
ville Tuesday to attend the funeral of
their cousin, Mrs. Stephen King.
Mrs. Flinn Jenks has been quite
ill at her home the past week.
James Lumley, of Asheville, is
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Orr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Ruth, of
Hickdry, were week-end guests of
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Brendall.
Mrs. L. P. Beck is reported to be
doing nicely, foilwing an operation
for appendicitis at Biltmore hospital
last week. Mrs. Beck, of Asheville,
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.
P. Kilpatrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Iler, of Flor
ence, S. C., were guests last week of
Mrs. Iler’s sister Mrs. Alvin Rock
wood, and family.
Emerson Eve, of Asheville, was a
business visitor in Brevard last week.
Mias Mildred Norton, of Western
Carolina Teacher’s college, Cul- j
lowhee, was called here lost week on |
account of the death of her brother- J
in lawq, V. 0. Orr. j
Mrs. Will Hunt, at the how* of
Ideal Christmas i
GIFTS at!
Sterchi’s! s j
Our Store is overflowing with serviceable, attracts jj
durable gifts for the home. Reasonable prices preva
throughout our Store, and we offer the best term
available . ,, I I
No carrying charges; 75-mile free deliv
ery mI any purchase of $50.00 or more
Gift Suggestions
Copper Clad Range
Grunow Radios
Grunow Refrigerator
ABC Washing Machine j;
Hooeler Kitchen Cabinet
Circulating Heaters
Cedar Chests
Secretaries
Desks [
Bedroom Suites
Living-Room Suites /
Lamps
Card Tables
Lounge Chairs
Occasional Chairs
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\nd just hundreds of other items for the home too
numerous to mention. Buy early, make a small down
payment, and pay the balance next year. Open even
ings till Xmas.
Shop Early—We’ll Deliver It For Christmas
STORE HOURS: 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M.
Sterchi-Bros.
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QUALITY FURNITURE.
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her aister, Mrs. John Smith, is re
cuperating ffom her reoset serious
operations. , s ..
Cordelle RuaeeH, of Canton, was a
business visitor in Brevard Monday.
B. W. Trantham, who has been
operating a bowling alley in West
Asheville for some time, has returned
to his home here.
R. L. Clay, of Boone, was guest
Monday of Rev. and Mrs. J. H.
Brendall. Mr. Clay ia internal reve
nue deputy with headquarters in
Greensboro. He was one of the deer
hunters in the Pisgah National For
est the first of the week.
Wilkins To Coach
College Girls Teams
Basketball for girls will play an
important part in the Brevard Col
lege physical education program this
year. Ruffin Wilkins, coach of the
Brevard high school girls team, will
iave charge of the Brevard College
basketeers. Miss Nan Goodnight will
assist Coach Wilkins in the capacity
f physical education director for
vomen at Brevard College. An in
tramural league will furnish most
of the competition, for the college
lassies and will be basis for a varsity
team to represent the college should
ipportunity arise to schedule inter
collegiate cc(-ed basketball.
(By L. M. SIMPSON)
Hunting in the Piagah National
Forest for the first week wae a
great’treat for hunters who were
lucky enough to be drawn for the
first week. Almost everyone got his
deer. The largest and most perfect
horns were obtained by Dan Wexler
of Johnson City. Tenn.
There was one lady on the first
week’s hunt. She was a real good
sport but did not get her buck. She
had several chanoes at small deer,
but wanted a big buck—but he stay
ed out of her way. So she went back
home without a buck, but happy be
cause she had had a try.
There were all classes of hunters—
some good shots, some poor ones.
The outstanding yarn from hunters
was that told by Mr. Bridges, who
on the last day finally got his deer
but not before shooting him 26 times
and then running him for two miles
before finally getting in the fatal
last shot.
Ten states were represented in
the first week’s hunt and almost
every one carried back home in his
mind some beauty spot which he will
come back to see at some future date.
The Brevard Nursery eehsol, in
charge of Mrs. Constance Banks and
Mrs. John McLsau, Is reported to be
J>adly in need of fuel with which to
heat their school building on Jordan
street
Forced ta move out of the Brevard
Elemdutary building several week*
ago when the building wae con
demned, the old Taylor house wav
rented and work continued there for
the thirty or more indigent Children.
It is required by the relief agency
that the building and fuel be supplied
by the community in order to make
the community eligible for the nur
sery school, ail foods and salaries
being paid by the federal govern
ment. As there are no public funds
available it necessitates the com
munity joining in on the expense of
the school.
This is a great chance for Brevard
citizens to be nice and courteous, as
the sportsman is always a good
spender and a good fellow to havo
around
More news next week
Members of the British parliament
recently celebrated the centenary of 1
their weekly prayer meeting.
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