MRS. JORDAN WHITMIRE, Correapondent
Mias Anne Singletary of Green
ville is spending this week with her j
garents, Mr. snd Mrs. L. H. Single
tary.
Miss Louise Fisher of the Glou-;
tester section spent the week-end M
guest of her cousin, Miss Louise
Galloway.
Miss Lorena GalWway spent Sun
day night as guest of Miss Dohonov
Fisher.
Miss Fanny Chastain spent Sun
day night as guest of Miss Ruth
Green in Gloucester.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heath »
daughter, Helen, on Thursday, Dec.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan and
daughters Misses Ruth and Mary
were in Asheville Saturday. They
were accvdnpanied home by Mrs. S.
N. Foyster, who spent several weeks
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Claud
Byerly. *
J. S. Wilds and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, spent several days last
week visiting relatives at Pickens, i
Carr Glazener has returned home
•jfter vKting his (laughter, Mrs.
Steve Ferguson at Crab Tree. I
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Smith of La
France, S. C., were Sunday guests
«f Mrs. W. S. McLean and family.
.!. D. Morgan and Curtis Chap
■ n were dinner guests of Mr. and
; ?. Gus Aiken. „
Melvin Powell, son of Mr and Mrs.
< .nelius Powell, is very ill with
* able pneumonia. , !
William G., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Yens Galloway, is reported ill with
pneumonia at the home cf his par
ent’*’.
Wade Chapman and Wesley Finley i
of K ’('iiapolis spent Sunday night at
the borne of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. (
Ch»>" an. , ,1
Mr. and Mrs. Van Honeycutt and
daughter Esta of Frozen Lake spent
Saturday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. R. Chapman. I
Clinton Greene was a visitor of
Thomas Paxton Sunday. |
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Tom Morrison is reported quite ill
i at his home near Rosmao.
A. M. Paxton visited his brother
I Hilt Paxton Sunday.
! Miss Pearl Price of Gloucester
spent the week-end visiting Misses
Nellie and Dorothy Wilds. She was
I accompanied home Sunday by the
Misses Wilds.
Miss Ola Paxton, Miss Ella Mae
| Collins, E. M. and Wallace Collins
were dinner guests of Miss Josephine
Mull in Brevard Sunday.
' Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Hovis and
1 daughter Kathryn were in Hender
sonville Saturday.
Mrs. J. B. Houck and children,
Harold, Bobby and Evelyn, of
Chcrryfield are spending several
lays visiting the former’s sister,
Mrs. Doyle Moss.
John Cantrell of Pickens visited
! friends here during the week-end.
Misses Ethel and Lula Manly, Mrs.
Charles Gant and Children, Mrs.
Oscar Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Rogers were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Rogers and Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Towns.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hol
den a daughter Hazel, da Tuesday,
December 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. John Watson of
Cashiers visited the latter’s sister,
Mrs. Crittent Galloway, Thursday. .
Miss Pauline Leathers has accept
ed a position, as teacher in the Shoal
Creek school.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webber of
Chicago are spending several days
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Gal
loway.
Miss Kathleen Batson of Pickens is
spending several days visiting .Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Galloway and Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Sisk.
Miss Marie Moore and Miss Helen
Sitton of Asheville were Sunday
guests of the former’s sister, Mrs.
Claud Glazener.
Ed Gillstrap of Pickens was a
business visitor to Rosman Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Page returned Thursday
fr«m City hospital, Greenville, where
she received treatment for a frac
tured shoulder.
Tom Stroup spent Saturday night
as guest of Coy Fisher.
Mrs. Roland Fisher and small
daughter of Quebec spent Friday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Le? R. Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kilpatrick and
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>f Brevard ware |»—
the lattar'a parent*, Mr.
W. H. Edena,
Claud Stroup, Coy Fiiher and Bey I
Fisher were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Glazener Sunday.
W. J. Moore is reported quite ill
at his home here.
Miss Marie Moore was a visitor at
, the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Pax
, ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Volley Clayton
. moved from the drug store apart
ment on Main street to a house
across the river last week.
, Mr. and Mrs. Van Honeycutt and
, daughter Esta were dinner guesta of
Mr. and Mrs, D. H. Winchester Sun
day.
Harold Hogsed is reported quite ill
at the home of his father, R. L.
Hogsed.
Leon -Gillespie of Asheville was a
buaine?s visitor to Rosman Monday.
Miss Faye Glazener was a visitor
to Asheville Saturday.
E d Wilson, superintendent o f
Yancey county, visited Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Glazener Thursday.
Lewis P. Batson and Mr. Smith ctf
Greenville were guests of E. A.
Glazener and Claud Glazener Thurs
day.
Miss Odell Aiken spent the week
end in Brevard visiting Mrs. P. A.
Aiken.
Labe Chapman and friend, of Gas
tonia, are spending a few days visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Galloway.
Miss Mary Singletary of East
Fork spent Monday night as guest otf
Miss Hilda Galloway.
T. C. Horton and Ed Beason,
students of Brevard College, were
dinner guests of Douglas and Ralph
Eldridge Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Eldridge were
Sunday guests ctf Mrs. H. N. Blake
at Selica.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Conner
a daughter, Friday, Dec. 7, at their
home in the Cherryfield section.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Whitmire and
two children visited Mr. and Mrs.
L. M. Bauknight at Easley Thursday.
E. M. Collins, Bill Stroup, Paul
Stroup and R. K. Powell visited
friend 3 and relatives at Pickens Sun
day
Mrs. L. M. Watkins spent the
week-end visiting her mother, Mrs.
W. F. Merrill, at Little River.
Chick FRoberts of Brevard College
spent the week-end as guest of Gir
tha Watkins.
Roy Brctwn of Cherryfield was a
week-end guest of Archie and
Frank Whitmire.
HONORS BIRTHDAY
OF LITTLE GRANDSON
Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Fisher enter
tained with a dinner Thursday, hon
oring their grandson, Jimmey Bales,
fourth birthday anniversary. The
family and Austin Hogsed were
A number of Jimmey’s friends
from Sylva sent presents but could
j not be present for the occasion.
REV. HOVIS TO FILL
REGULAR APPOINTMENTS
Rev. G. A. Hovis will preach at
Lake Toxaway M. E. church Sunday
morning at 11 o’clock, Oak Grove
Brevard at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
and Selica M. E. church at t :3U |
p. m. The public is invited.
MT. MORIAH CALVERT TO
HAVE SPECIAL MEETING I
A special meeting of deacons, Sun
day schnol officers, B. Y. P- U. and
\V. M. U. workers of Mt. Moriah Cal
vert church will be held at the,
church next Sunday night tor a(
j business meeting. •
Rev. J. A. Burl, pastor, will also
f;il his regular appointment at the
usual hour Sunday night.
SPECIAL SERVICE TO BE
AT ZION CHURCH SUNDAY ]
Installation, services will be con
ducted Sunday at Zion Baptist,
church at 11 o’clock for the purpose
of ordaining deacons.
The nominated deacons are as loi
l:(ws: James Staton, Carre l Manly,
Oscar Barrett and Tom Gillespie.
Rov II. Broom is pastor of the
church and will be assisted in the
service by Rev. A. J. Manly.
PROGRAM GIVEN
BY EIGHTH GRADE I
The eighth grade of Rosman high
school had charge of the chapel pro
gram Friday, November 6. On the
urogram was an amusing speech by
Ray Winchester entitled ‘‘My Daugh
ter Nancy,” an inter®s^n,? ,£ ?y’
“The Goose-Feather Bed. The
characters were as following:
Mr. Dodd, Harold Hogsed; Mr.
Jinks, Roy Eldridge; Dennis Mc
Faden, Hovey Waldrop; Mrs. Flat
tery, Blanche Petit. ,. ,
Mrs. Flattery’s husband had died
and she takes washing for a living.
A gentleman, Dennis McFaden,
wants her to marry him but she re
fuses. So she decided she would find
a man, she advertised a room for
rent and said men were preferred.
But something was wrong with all
of them. So she at last accepted Den
nis’ proposal.
New Telescope '
Corning, N. Y.-The world's lar
gest telescope mirror, still a mass oi
20 tons of red hot molten glass, was
placed in. an electric annealing oven
last week to cool. Scientists were
unanimous in predicting its success.
Makes Valuable Find
Rockland, Maine—Young Roderick
Crandall of this city is a member of
that most exclusive and envied cir
cle—the finders of ambergris'.
At the same time he became the
potential owner of a sum estimated
at $16,000.
Falla Still Breaking
Niagara Falls, N. Y.—The gradual
recession that eventually will wipe
out Niagara Falls last week had de
posited a 200-ton pile of reck in niist
-lu: tided Niagara Gorge, result of
the third slide at the cataract in
three years.
No change was visible at the falls'.
Mr*. Odell FUher is tmUmtij Ul
at her borne this week
Mbs Nora Galloway of Eaaley
spent the week-end wftb Ur*. Lees
Loving.
Miss Rosa Waldrop and brother,
Dolf Waldrop, spent Sunday night!
with Dillie Fisher who is seriously
ill at his home.
Millie Fisher spent a few nights
last week with “Boobie” Whitmire. !
Miss Rebecca Smith spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Helen Hender
son.
Miss Beatrice Woodard of Bosnian
Bpent the week-end with Miss Ber
nice Reid.
Miss Bertha Golden spent several
days last week at Enka.
Edmond Owen of the CCC camp at
Barnardsville spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Owen.
Talmage Brooks Bpent Sunday
with Oscar Henderson.
Paul Fisher spent Sunday with
Leroy McCall.
Little Betty Owen is spending some
time with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Rufus Owen.
Rev. J. E. Burt of Rosman was
dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. Henderson.
Mrs. Clarence Owen had a serious
operation in Lyday Memorial hospital
last week. We understand she is
getting along fairly well now.
Mrs. R. T. Fisher and daughter
Darline are spending some time
visiting relatives at Easley and
Liberty, S. C.
John H. Reid had a wood chopping
Friday. Those present reported that
enough wood was cut to last during
the winter even if the weather re
mains cold as it is now.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Moore plan to
move back to Black Mountain in a
few days.
Mrs. Anderson Smith has been suf
fering with sore throat for a few
days.
Mr. and MrB Elvin Edney of Enka
spent the week-end with Mrs.
Edney’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Berry Robinson of
Tryan were week-end visitors of
Wayman Thomas.
Oscar Whitmire, who worked dur
ing the summer and fall in the ship
ping business on the Great Lakes,
returned home last Saturday.
Wilk Reid and son Howard of
Tryon visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Reid during the week-end.
Rev. J. E. Burt preached at Oak
Grove Baptist church Sunday, de
livering a forceful, message on the
importance of knowing Jesus and
having His abiding presence with us
at all times.
The county superintendent recently
stated in The Times that there is to
b; a deficit of $500.00 in the school
funds about the end of this school
year and that transportation of
pupils will have to stop at the end of
seven months unless the extra funds ,
needed are provided. He asks for sug
gestions ar to hew to raise the money
to meet the deficit. Some have already
made suggestions, one styting that
the county superintendent might con
tribute that amount “for the good of
the cause.” That would perhaps be
too liberal a contribution tc1 ask of
the superintendent even if he were
disposed t; give that amount.
Here is our suggestion, one that is
fair and reasonable and will give
every one who desires to do so an
opportunity to help.
Let the county superintendent start
the list with a contribution of $50.
Next let the principals of the two
high schools of the county give $25
each, and the two teachers of voca
tional agriculture $25 each. Then
let the Parent-Teachers Association
of Brevard high sch:ol appoint three
committees of two members each to
canvass the town and county and re
ceive contributions from the citizens
of the county other than the teachers.
After that is completed, if a suffi
cient amount has not been received,
then divide the remainder among the
teachers of the county, not including
those mentioned above, on a per cent
of salary basis, letting them pay it
out of their seventh month’s salary.
By this method the amount that will
be needed to finish paying the bus
drivers for their services can easily
be raised.
Of course, as we have a state sup
ported eight months school term, the
schools will not stdp at the end of
seven months and thus prevent any
of the pupils from finishing their
grades and from graduation. It
would be undemocratic and the worst
kind tif folly, however, to stop
transportation at the end of seven
months and deprive the pupils' who
are transported from completing
their year’s work along with the
other pupils in the schools.
So let’s buckle right in with a bit of
a grin,
Then take off our coats and go to it;
Let’s start in to sing as we tackle
the thing
That cannot be done, and we’ll do> it.
Executions in Russia
London— A Warsaw dispatch to
the London Daily Express last week
said wholesale executions of sus
pected enemies of the Soviet gavern
nent have taken place in Russia. The
iives of more than 200 persons, in
cluding Leonid Nicolieff, accused as
sassin of Sergei Kirctff, and many
women and children, were snuffed
put by firing squad '.
Rayon From Pine
Savannah —The manufacture of
,-ayon y3rn< from pine pulp in the
mlp and paper laboratory of the
ndustrial Committee of Savannah,
nc., was announced by Dr. Charles
I. Herty, director.
Rayon yarn, he said, has been
n&do in one of the greatest rayon
dents im the country from pulp pre
rnved in the Savannah laboratory,
’his is the second successful experi
ment with pine pulp, the previous
nc being the manufacture of news
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