MRS. JORDAN Whu-™,
:v j rr **:»** - » uvAi<s ^
Mr. and Mrs . R. S. WInehaater
and Miaa Ethel Raster were shop
ping in Graenvilla Satur^y.
W. L. Rusaellwaa a vieitor to
Wayneeville Sunday. He accompanied
his mother to her home there. The
latter had spent several weeks visit
ing her son in the Cherryfield sec
tion. 1
W. N. Stroup, S. T. Galloway and I
J. R. Mahoney were business visitora;
to Greenville Tuesday.
R. K. Powell and Edwin Staton
spent Saturday night at the home of j
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Galloway. I
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Wilson passed
through Rosman Sunday en route to
South Carolina. |
Professor and Mrs. Fleming are'
leaving Wednesday to spend Christ- ^
mas vacation visiting relatives ati
Proctor. _ ... !
Miss Agnes Hughs of Greenville
spent Thursday night as guest of j
Mrs. M. C. Sumeral.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Short and
children of Brevard were Sunday j
guests of Mr .and Mrs. Frank Gal-,
loway.
Misses Elsie White, Irene Pharr,,
La Verne Whitmire and Allen White,
students of W. C. T. C., Cullowhee, (
arrived home W ednesday to spend;
vacation with their parents here.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bur-,
ton a son. Maleom Luther, Sunday, |
Dec. 16. Mrs. Burton is the former (
Mis? Hortense Fisher. i
L. M. Watkins, Charlie Fowler,
and Mr. Phillips were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Daniels.
Melvin, small son of Mr. and Mrs:.
Cornelius Powell, who has been very
ill with pneumonia, is improving. I
Mr .and Mrs. Grover Woodard and (
children were Sunday guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Reid at Quebec.
Old Faces |
Made lSew
We can't make you look
li e Clark Gable, but we
l; n fix up your face and
hair so that your wife will
be proud of you.
Hair Cuts
Shaves
That will please the
most fastidious, and our
razors are the kind that
don’t pull.
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BARBER SHOP
Two Doors Above Bonk
Mrs'. Mfttily ‘Poweh’ is quite ill At
her home mar potman, ...
Born to Ur.-wi JJre. Kim MoCon
nel a son on Tuesday, Dec. 11th.
Mrs. R. M. .Powell is reported
quite ill at her home near Rosman.
Mrs. Elmer Peoples, of Fayette
ville, visited her ar^nts, Rev. and
J Mrs. Lloy Ramsey recently,
i Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Stophel were
. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
IMickler Lusk.
Mr. and Mrs. Garf Williamson
and children of Six Mile were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Owen.
Prof, and Mrs. R. T. Kimzey and
two children are leaving Saturday
1 for Lake City to visit relatives.
Miss Maggie Belle Green is leaving
the latter part of the week to! spend
the holidays with her mother at
Rockingham.
Miss Louise Williams was in Ashe
ville Saturday.
Miss Lula Manly is spending this
week in Brevard.
Miss Annie Davies was a dinner
guest of Miss Geneva Paxton at Cal
vert Sunday.
Misses Mamie Hayes, Ruth Whit
mire, Annie Davies and Miss Be
atrice Sisk were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Galloway Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Mull and
daughter, Miss Viola, of Brevard,
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Morrison Sunday.
Mrs. Erl Harbin is reported quite
ill at her home at Calvert.
Miss Ruth Ramsey of Asheville j
• pent the week-end with her parents, |
Rev. and Mrs. Ramsey.
Mrs. Annie Smith qf Jackson
county visited her sister, Mrs. John
Clark, last week.
J. C. Galloway is leaving fur ^
Tennessee to spend Christmas vaca-'
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Knight of
Highlands were week-end guests of'
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Hovis.
Howard Zachary of Cashiers was a
recnt dinner guest of Rev. and Mrs.'
G. A. Hovis.
“Dutch” Bruner and Warren Gal-1
ioway were business visitors to Ashe- j
ville Monday.
Mrs. Alma Bruner and two ehil-;
dren are spending several days in j
Gloucester as guests of Mrs. Warren j
Galloway. ;
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lewis and
(laughters Ruth and Velma were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. i
Lewis at Pickens. j
T. Bo.ven, Tucker Cantrell and
George Keesler of Pickens were busi-1
ne's visitors to Rosman Thursday. ,
Malcolm Burton of Landrum, S. C.,:
is spending several davs as guest of
his brother Dewey and Mrs. Burton.!
Miss Frances Edens, who has been ,
hi Brevard at the home of her sis- j
ter, Mrs. John Kilpatrick, has re
lumed to the home of her parents,'
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Edens.
W. R. Lewis was a business
visitor to Asheville Monday.
J. W. Winchester of Pickens was aj
Sunday guect of his sons, R. S., D.1
H. and L. L. Winchester. 1
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Hovis and
daughter Kathryn were supper
guests of J. W. Dicksan at Selica
Sunday night. ^ ,
Glenn Currie of Selica spent Wed-j
nesday night as guest of his uncle:
ami aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bryson.
Mrs. J. A. Cannon and daughters. j
Misses Hume Paige and Tot and:
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Rev. B. N. Rogers of Fletcher wu
e weekend guest of Mr. end Mrs.
Eli. Huggins. 1
Mrs. Ell Huggins end ion Buren
were visitors et the home of Mrs.
Eugene Southern Sunday.
Mrs. Furm Whitmire and Mrs. R.
Russell were Sunday guests of Mrs.
J. C. Cassell at Calvert.
Miss Sylvia Huggins was a Bre
vard visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon McCall of
Pickens were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Doyle Moss.
Miss Beatrice Sisk was a week-end
visitor to Asheville visiting Mrs.
Robert Zachary and other relatives.
Miss Pauline Leathers, who is
teaching in Gloucester, spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Leathers.
Ernest McFaul and a party of
friends were visitors to Greenville
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jarrett of Lake
Toxaway spent Sunday night at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Fisher.
Otto Jones Of Etowah spent last
week at Lake Toxaway and Rosman
visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Eck Sims and son
Lewis of Brevard were Sunday
guest" of Mr. «md Mrs. Charles
Green. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan and
daughter Mary and son Harry were
dinner guests of M. and Mrs. Arthur
Whitmire.
Freida Jean, small daughter of M..
and Mrs. Ernest Boley of the Glou
cester section, is reported- critically
’"‘Mrs. L. R. Staton and Mrs. A. J.
Manly were Sunday guests of Mi.
and Mrs. S. K. Owen.
Edwin'Singletary and a part*J*
friends killed a deer in the Chen.,
field section Friday. _
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sloan ofGreen
ville were Sunday gutfte of Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Singletary. They weie
accompanied home by Miss Ann
Si"frf Hy‘ G. Stophel visited her
sister, Mrs. Horace Keaton, in Bi
vard, Friday._
COUPLE WEDS IN
SOUTH CAROLINA
' Miss Blanche Wilson and M^ohn
Watson were qui* Wmea
Seneca. S. C.,J^the daughter ot
.Wr Wilson of Cash
Ml, and Mrs0ften visited here, being
,ers and ha. ofte t Gniloway.
a sister of Mrs. c Mr. and
Mr. Watson is the non o ™ a
SofoMt FaPener of Rosm’an.
Coming as •«£*; {i[ss Ella
,he wedding jT^/verner Haynes,
“^wedding occurred at ft- «£
srjiK-sSS*-^-4
by the Rev. Mr. Burt^ with her
Mrs. Haynes * T Masters, in
Sri mcK”of *•
class of 1335. nvominent farm
Mr. Haynes is a om the
er of Pickens county, "nele
couple will reside^
CHRISTMAS TREE AT
ZC ■ Christmas
ewj? Sarahs1*
vouvg people’s organizations a
well as Sunday school members will
take part. The public is invited.
Miss Beatrice Sisk is in charge of
the program.
MISS HOLCOMBE WEDS
MR. GLENN POWELL
Miss Christine Holcombe and Mr.
Glenn Pt well were married in
Pick; 11s, S. C.,- Saturday, December
15, Rev. J. E. Burt of Rosman offi
tUMrs? Powell is the only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Grady Holcombe of
the Shoal Creek section while Mr.
Powell is the ?on of Mr. and Mrs.
\Y. Powell of Rosman. The couple
will probably reside here where the
former has employment.
REV. BURT WILL FILL
REGULAR APPOINTMENT
Rev. J E. Burt will fill his regulai
appointment at 0ak Gr?Ye’.Qu
Sunday night at 7:30 o’clock. The
public is invited.
REVIVAL SERVICES
IN PROGRESS HERE
Revival services began here Mon
day night at the Church of God,
conducted by Rev. C. p-Gal'owa?, °f
South Carolina, assisted by Key.
Wilborne Galloway Ro,8I“n'
public is invited to attend the seiv
ices.
INJURED IN FALL
FROM\ AUTOMOBILE
A very serious accident occurred m
the Cherry-field section Saturday,
when Thad Whitmire of Canton fell
out of a car driven by his daughter.
The door of the cat came open as
the car was making a curve.
Mr. Whitmire received a broken
arm and leg as well as other injuries.
He was immediately rushed to a hos
pital in Asheville. Mr. Whitmire is
a native of this county, being a bro
ther of Tilden Whitmire of the Que
bec section.
FRESHMEN F. F. A.
HOLD MEETING
On the afternoon of Friday,Decem
ber 14. the Rosman Freshman chap
ter -Future Farmers of America held
-heir monthly meeting at 3:30. the
officers in charge were as follows:
•Haskell Hall, president; Hovey
Waldrop, vice president; R. J. Lyday,
-dvisor; Bill Owen, secretary; John
Reid, treasurer; Paul L. Parson,
reporter.
On the program were John Reid,
who reed as a devotional the ninth
; h:'.pt"r of the Gospel of St. John.
*Mr. Lyday led us ill prayer. Wayne
Several people in our community
have bean selling trimming! from
their evfegreen bashes for the use of
making wreaths.
J. F. Scott, who has boon up the
sick list, is much improved.
Miss Doris Rahn of the BlantyTe
section wag guest of Dorothy Mc
Crary on Thursday night of last
week.
Dorothy Shipman visited Martha
Cox of Enon recently
We are glad to report that Mrs.
W. J. McCrary has recovered from
a short illness.
A. R. Metcalf spent several days in
Spartanburg last week.
Lucile McCrary spent last Wed
nesday night as guest of Helen
Hcjtzclaw.
Miss Azalea Hamilton visited Miss
Morgan gave a short talk on “Pas
tures of Transylvania County."
Wayne said that the pastures were
very poor and should he improved.
He outlined a good mixture for the
pastures.
A debate on the question of
whether draft type horses are more
adapted for farm work in Transyl
vania county or the light type of
horse. Auburn Waldrop and Junior
Sisk ?tood for the draft type horses,
whereas Earl Duncan and Clarie
Petit stood for the light type horses.
The light type proponents won the
debate. The three judges, Rufus
Odell, Curtiss Owens and Earl Gil
lespie, voted three to nothing.
Hovey Waldrop told a few jokes.
Puil'Parson gave a short talk on
democracy. The program ended with
o saint*' to the flag at 3:30.—Re
porter.
HOME ECONOMICS GIRLS
GAVE PLAY FRIDAY
The Home Economics department
of Rosman high school gave a short
play last Friday in chapel, “Keeping
Nora.”
Characters were: Mr. Randall,
Victor Sigman; Mr?’, Randall, Mar
garet White; Nora, Inez Pangle. This
play was about a farmer who had
modern equipment but his home was
very uncomfortable. So his wife play
ed a trick on him and ordered Rome
furniture for their home, and when
her husband found out what she had j
done, and that it was done in order
to keep the maid, he said let the maid
go, that with the few things in the
house a maid could be procured any
where.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
WILL HE HELD ON 30th
The first quarterly conference of
the year will be held at Rosman
Methodist church at 3 o'clock on the
fifth Sunday afternoon, Presiding
Elder W. A. Rollins will preach. All !
members are u'-ged to be present ami j
visitors are welcome.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM TO
I1E GIVEN AT M. E. CHURCH j
A Christmas program and Christ-j
mas tree will be held at Rosman
Methodist church, the exact date not j
vet announced. j
A. M. White Jr. has charge of the
music and Miss Elizabeth White,
assisted by Mrs. G. A. Huvis, will,
have charge of the other parts of the j
program.
NEAR-SERIOUS MOTOR
ACCIDENT OCCURRED
What might have been a very ser
ious accident occurred on highway
No. 28 near Selica Sunday night
when one car sideswiped another.
One car was driven by Chas. Dickson
with several companions of the
Selica section, the other car was
driven by B. *C. Troy of Highlands
and one other occupant of the car.
Mr. Dickson’s car, which was an
old model Ford sedan, was completely
demolished. Several of the occupants
received minor scratches and bruises,
a few stitches being necessary.
NOTICE OF ACTION
State of North Carolina, Transyl
vania County
In the Superior Court.
Notice of Summons by Publication,
W. R. Price, Vs.
W. H. Summey & Laura Summey,
Brevard Banking Company and
Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of
Banks'of North Carolina, Ralph R.
Fisher, Trustee, i
J. W. Summey and wife, Dora
Summey,
M. E. Summey and wife Jessie
Summey,
Ethel Garren Summey and hus
band, Wade Summey,
Bertha Volrath and husband, J.
P. Volrath,
Brevard National Farm Loan As
sociation, and Sallie Whitmire.
The defendants, Wade Summey,
M. E. Summey and Jessie Summey,
Bertha Volrath and husband J. P.
Vclrath, will take notice that an
action entitle^ as a,bove has bqen
begun in the Superior Court of Tran
sylvania County, North Carolina,
and summons issued by the Clerk of
the Superior Caurt on the 12th day
of December, 1934, for the purpose
of foreclosure of a mortgage given
by W. H. Summey and wife, Laura
Summey, to The Federal Land Bank
of Columbia, bearing date of 8th day
of June, 1925, and recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds of
Transylvania County, in Book 11»
page 27, said record being hereby
referred to for the purpose of a
description.
Said defendants will further take
notice that the summons and com
plaint in the above entitled action
was duly filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court elf
Transylvania County on the 12th day
of November, 1934, and that they are
required to appear and answer said
complaint within thirty days from
the completiun of this publication of
notice of summons or the relief de
manded in the complaint win be
granted. .
This 12th day of Dec., 1934.
OTTO ALEXANDER,
Clerk Superior Court.
Dec. 20-27. Jan. 3-10.
broadcasts over station W W N C,
Asheville, each Sunday afternoon at
3:16. Mr. Myers has spent much
time in the study of voice in New
York and other places. It will be in
teresting to “listen In.”
Mite Carol P. Openheimer and
Randolph flyers called at tha home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Scott one night
last week,
Jim Merrill purchased two mules
recently.
Azalea and Alma Hamilton called
on Helen and Dorothy McCrary
Tuesday night of last week.
The Intermediate B. Y. P. U. of
Little River he’d its regular business
meeting at the Homo of Katherine
Mackey recently With the pveridenfc,
Helen McCrary, in charge a Christ
mas program and many other things
for the development of the union
were planned. '
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lee and smi !
Edward visited Mr. and Mrs. Virpil j
McCrary Sunday afternoon.
T L. Pickelsimer, who lias been
ill, is much improved.
Dola and Helen McCrary were din
ner guests of their grandmother,
Mrs. W. J. McCrary, Sunday.
Amos McCall is suffering from a
serious cut which he received last
week while cutting wood.
Mr. and Mr;,. A. B. McCall, Mr.
and Mrs. T. R. McCall and children
spent the week-end in Greenville.
Mrs. Robert Merrill ami children,
Mrs. F. B. McCrary, Mrs. L. L Mc
cal! and daughter, Mrs. Sallie Ham
ilton and Miss Norma Hamilton went
shopping in Hendersonville Satur
day.
L. M. Merrill and U G. George
made a business trip to Franklin last
weski
The Intermediate B. Y. P. U. will
give a special program Sunday
night. Everybody is urged to attend.
The Cedar Mountain B. Y. P. L.
presented an interesting program
here Sun,lay night, in form of a
play, which wras entitled ' Foe Ten
Virgins.” KSsln
New York City's police department
roster contains 19,000 names._
Pink Pie ether ’
wwb trie with
'TuSPUS. jf ^ vv'a1 '■ 1 IRvgmv Yj
Mrs. Carpenter of HendcrsonvdV:
visited her mother, Mrs. B.
■Tones. Sunday.
if Otfeo Se’wtfc called on Malawi Mij|
f. T. Ju’tu S’Jfflwf*X^j;:5M fyt-j
We ere glad ta fc»v» X? and Mrs
Owens move into our community.
A A; F'.rhn recently u busi
ness tv ip t> Spartanburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Gray spent
Sunday night with Mir, Gray'* par
etus BuifsisIH
Miss Martlet G»4 called on Mrs
John Steed Wondayv JfSJfgl;
Lee Gash is lay in;? a new roof on
his home wwfm
Mrs. A. C. Rickman spent Tuesday
of last week with Mrs. Join. Reec. ]
Mr. and Mrf. Leroy p*vi» hw
moved to a enfetage near the Bald
win residence. Hfc$j£v ftr,
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Louis Johnson who has been ill with
nn attack of flu, Is improving.
Uncle Tom Davis has been spend
ing some time, with uU son, A. W
° Wait Fletcher called on Mr. and
Mrs, Sdney Sunday afternoon- K
Earl Grey called or !>lr. and Km
J. T. Justus Sundayjppjf lit Rv
JcTin Reed is !%«<*
built at his home here. 0**11 Owen
is doing the work. . ,, .. ,
The school children aro delighted
to have a bus large enough foe them
to get a seat. . \
Lon Davis, who has been ill, is
able to be out again._
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