ROSMAN NEWS
MRS. JORDAN WHITMIRE, Correspondent
Misses Helen ami Mont'vee Callo
way have returned to Frostproof,
Flu., for the winter after spending
several months here with their par
c"'. air. and Mrs. T. P. Galloway
Jr.
H a il to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Ci . w a son. Clarence Jr., on Wednes
da. . Dec. 4. Mrs. Crow was before
her marriage Miss Viola Slonn.
Kov. Ed Sununey will fill his regu
lar appointment »t Zion Baptist
clui ah Sunday morning at 1L and at
7 Sunday evening. The public is
invited.
Tin Glazener recently suffered a
lv.:i - .it on his right hand requiring
,f- o :ehes. The wound is improv
ing nicely.
!’>■ uglas Kidridge of Swannanoa
and Ralph Kidridge visited at the
home .if Mr. and Mis. l>. L.'Glazener
Sunday.
JO ; ri Powell, who spent the past
v v -iiiug his aunt, Mrs. John
Ci ;i near Pickens, returned home
Saturday.
Ki v. uunie Watt and sons Ernest
and luireii spent th*‘ week-end at
V - f Mountain and Evastus.
\.'mh Fisher of W. C. T. C. spent
.1 'veek-end with his parents, Mr.
. Mrs. Lee Fisher.
and Mrs P. T. Beauman and
George and daughter Katherine
i ' Newport, Tenn., visited friends
la • recently. They are former resi
< s here. This was their first visit
hen- in 17 years.
,'ir. and Mrs. James Nelson and
Mrs. E. R. Galloway \ isited the for
mer's daughter, Mrs. Hubert Calla
han mul Mr. Callahan in Greenville.
M Vera Keat n of Brevard
,«ni"t the week-end with her sister.
M iss Chlora Keaton, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Stophel.
I> L. Glazener of Willets and
Cliarles Glazener of Cullowhee spent
the week-end at their home here.
Mrs. Joe Osborne. Miss Virginia
Oates, and Miss Lucy Fullbright
weie Greenville visitors last Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Harry McCall and son Junior
ot Balsam Grove spent Monday as
guests of Mrs. W. S. McLean.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kidridge of
Brevard visited the former’s brother,
C. .1. Kidridge and Mrs. Kidridge,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Davis spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. 11. G.
Mackey in Brevard.
Mrs. T. W. Petit and daughters,
Mary and Blanche, were visitors to
Asheville Monday.
Broadus Henderson of Greenville
is spending this week as guest of his
father. W. B. Henderson, and his
sister. Miss Helen Henderson.
Mrs. Ed Summer and children
spent the last week-end in Central,
S. C.
A M. Pharr spent Wednesday in
Brevard visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mar
cus Williams.
M's. W. L. -Ilarmon is ill at the
li me of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
L. V. Sigmon.
.Miss Fay Glazener spent the week
end in Asheville visiting her sister.
Mis Louise Glazener. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Carr Glazener.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Galloway
me. >d Tuesday to the house formerly
occmucd by Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bryson
on Church street.
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habits. Those having them
are probably not con
scious of them. Among
he GOOD HABITS is
The Banking Habit. A
.•mail sum will start a
bank account with us.
Start Savings or Check
ing Account at our bank.
W.e welcome YOUR
banking business.
Your deposits in this bank
are fully insured through
the Federal Deposit In
surance Corporation up to
$5,000.00
Transylvania
Trust Company
Organized Nov. 24, 1931
A. M. Pharr returned home Tues
day after spending a week visiting
datives in Statesville.
John Cope and children and Clyde
l\u:rxy of near Pickens visited Mr.
| and Mrs. R. K. Powell Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Glazener and
us of Brevard and E. C. Glazener
.v.re Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
rl. L. liogsed at Calvert.
Miss Eva Pharr of Asheville vis
'd her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Pharr Saturday night.
Martin Arrcwood and Pred
r alias ot Lake Toxawny wore din
•ic: guests Sunday night of the for
e’s sister, Mrs. Walter Glazener.
Frank Fisher of Lake Toxaway
pent Sunday night as guests of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fisher.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harmon, who
have been in Anderson, S. G., for
evcral weeks, arrived here Friday
■ t ■ u visit with the latter’s parents,
. and Mrs. L. V. Sigmon.
Mrs. Jess Allen and Mr. and Mrs.
”\nn Allen of Hendersonville and
1. . Dewitt Bryson of Brevard were
cat guests of Mr. end Mrs. D. I.
layover.
MMscs La Verne Whitmire and
•*t* Pharr of W. C. T. C. spent the
Vend with their parents here.
W. H. Summey is spending this
ek with his daughter, Mrs. Paul
h and family lien Walhalla,
liar! Masters and Eddie Townes
ve ■ \ isitors to Six Mile, S. C., Fri
day.
birthday dlxner
l.X JOY ABLE El" EXT
Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Fisher enter*
r.ined with a dinner Friday, Deceni
, ■ Oth. Ignoring their grandson,
1 iHiniie Bales’, t.fth birthday anni*
*.\ sary. Guests present were as lol
h.ws: Jimmie Bales, Belle. Roy and
Cov Fisher, Jean Bales, James T.
Rales, Austin Hogsed and Mr. ami
Mrs. Jack Fisher and children.
QUEBEC NEWS
Paul Fisher of the CCC camp at
Balsam Grove was visiting his par
ants, Mr. aril Mrs. R. T. Fisher, dur
- g the week-end. He called to see
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gideon Miller, Saturday.
C. A. Brooks is adding a grist mill
:• 1 corn crusher to his chair factory,
i a will soon be leady to take care o!
iti mi ls in grinding corn, crushing
w feed, making choice chairs and
wing shingles.
Mrs. I.. E. Reece spent some time
vith tier children last week in Bre
, varil.
Mrs. Avery Reid left Saturday
ruing for Kannapolis where she
ti. visiting her sister, Mrs. Marvin
Upright.
Mrs. Elsie McCoy visited her par
| cuts. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Miller of
i.ake Toxaway, on Saturday of last
week.
.Mr.-. Bill Fisher, who spent a while
v ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs
;-dcoa Miller, after returning from
■ •o hospital has now gone home and
reported to be vapidly improving
in health.
Aunt Hamah Whitmire, the old
■ i woman in this community, is
< -iously ili. She is being attended
|>r. Osborne of Uosman.
Everybody is li king forward with
; -••••• n to the coming of Christmas
! v hich. like prosperity, is “just
J 1,-und the c ruer.” All are expecting
■ j-; i.-;:n:is * - heat prosperity here.
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i
Enon W. M. U. missionary pro
orum will b presented on the after
I! on of tiiv fourth Sunday of this
r, nth. This is expected to be an
Tractive program and visitors of
la-.ahiit'.ring onions are expected to
attend.
Kaon via;-began the every mem*
i i . car Yu.- Sunday to set up a
■' mneia' ; s-em for the coming
I y- nr.
j The Rev. C. W. Hilemon is ex
■ -‘i i t • h id a series of revival
. -vises a: Kaon church during the
Christmas holidays.
i Work on the road up I.yday’s
reek is still progressing. A state
I truck is placing crushed rock on the
(worst mud stretches. ‘
Circle No. 1 o1' the Brevard Pres
byterian River Woman’s Auxiliary
mot for it- regular monthly meeting
at the ivme of Mrs. Frank Patton
last Thursday. Mrs. Patton was also
I .n charge of the program on minis
I terial relief with Miss Cora Wilson
conducting the worship period. A
j -ocial haur was enjoyed by the mem
bers present, during which the host
ess served refreshments.
Mrs. Dewey Edwards and Mi’s.
Charlie Roller were in Asheville Fri
day.
Miss Faye McCall of North Brev
ard spent last Thursday night with
Miss Mildred Cheek.
Several of the young people at
tended and enjoyed the surprise
birthday party, given by Mrs. S. T.
Townsend in honor of Mr. Townsend
at their home in the Glade Creek
section last week.
Quite a few people from this sec
tion have been attending court in
Brevard.
REAL EVIDENCE■
Father came downstairs carrying
his jacket over his arm. He looked
hal’d at his wife and then at his son.
“That boy has taken money from
my pocket,” he stormed.
“Henry,” she ejaculated, “how can
you say that? Why, it might have
Iwien me.”
Father shook his head.
“No, my dear,” he replied, “it
wasn’t you. There was some left.”
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i Little River School j
| Honor Roll
I_r
Attendance
Sixth grade—Lyle Merrell, N. L.
Ponder Jr., Walter Vehaun, Ruby'
Baynard, Kathleen McCrary, Novella |
McCrary, Syble Merrill.
Fifth grade— Thomas McCrary,!
Fred McCrary, Robert Vehsun.
Fourth grade — Maleoni Kamil- j
ton, Dale Orr. Lucille Merrill, Mir
iam Merrill.
Third grade—Carl Barton, T. R
McCall, Alvin McCrary. Edith Mc
1 Call, Lois Merrill, Jacquiline Mc
; Call, Mary McCrary, Evelyn Nichcl
| son, Lavonne Orr.
i Second grade — Odell McCall,
I Decima Hall.
First grade — Rr.l])h McCrary,
I Winston Merrell, Julia Banther,
! Emily Barton, Mary Jane McCall.
Scholastic
Seventh grade—Harriman Merrill.
Sixth grade—-Walter Nehnun, No
I veil a McCn; ry, Mary Howell, Syble
Merrill.
Fifth grade—John Bradley, Robert
Vehatin, Marie Hart.
Fourth grade — Lucide Merrill,
Miriam Merrill.
Third grade—Carl Barton, t. K.
Mi Call, Edith McCall. Lois Merrill,
Fptnkie Kilpatrick.
Scroll.! grade—O’Dell MeCail. Deei
r:i Hall.
First grade—Billy Lee. Ralph Mc
I'rarv. Win.-! n Merrill, Emily Bai
rn Mary Jane Fisher, Mary Jane
Midditton.
Brevard College In
Musical Presentation
“Lolawala. or the Maid of Niagara.”
a three-act dramatic operetta, was
abiy presented by the glee clubs nt
Brevard College Monday ami Tues
day evening's ol’ last week in the Bre
vard high school auditorium. Miss
Charlotte Hatcher, voice instructor
at the college, was director of the
play.
The stage setting and decorations
were appropriate to the Indian tl erne
of the operetta and added much to
the enjoyment and interest of the
performance. The costumes also lent
color to the effective scene. The
orehestia, under the direction cf
Professor I>. S. Trammell, head of
the music department* was * n ini
portant feature of the production.
Miss Ruth Sylvester starred in the
tile role, with’ Marshall flouts por
traying the Indian chief. They were
able supported by a Is rue cast of
chat Jeters, featuring c h o r u s e s.
Indian hunters, soldiers and maidens.
This first operetta ever given at Bre
vard College was generally pro
nounced a highly successful perform
ance, reflecting credit on the director
and those taking part.
Miss Hatcher wishes to express ap
preciation to the Brevard high school
I authorities for the use of the build
ing for the two nights cf the entcr
I tainment, and also to Prole-?"-:
!Trammell and Miss Sizemore for the
staging.
Business Census To
Be Started January 2
T. Galloway Williamson of Ashe
ville, who ha<" been named supervisor
! *' the business census for the
! eleventh congressional disti b-t. an
| nounoos that cuumera* ;o« wiM sta"t
in the 1:5 Western North Carolina
counties on January 2. District of
fices w il! be located in Asheville.
Mr. Williamson said the ussi.-tavt
•.vuervisor ami office staif will he
unpointed soon and the 3o enumer
ators will he named the latter
part of December. All ( nsus em
p! yes are bound by a strict census
oe.h net to reveal any information
obtained on business reports and the
law makes any violation a criminal
offense.
The 36 enumerators will dis
tributed among the counties i this
district as folk ws: Buncombe 13.
Cherokee 2, Clay 1. Graha n 1, Hay
wood 3, Henderson 4, Jacks •> !. Mc
Dowell 2 Macon 1. Polk 1, Rutherford
5, Swain 1 and Transylvania 1.
THE BEST OF VS
“You’re lazy, you’re worthless,
you’re bad tempered, you’re shiftless,
and you’re a thorough liar.”
“Well, my dear, no man is perfect.”
Santa Says, “It’s A
Wise MOTORIST”
Who Prepares for the Long Months
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OAKLAND NEWS
We have been criticized for broad
casting through the Oakland news
items the financial troubles nr.d af
flictions of ou>- neighbors, but adver- j
tising our needs and wants in euri
county paper, it pays. Recently we|
made mention m the Oakland column;
that a neighbor needed help. Since:
that time a freind of ours in the state
-if Oregon, who reads The Transyl
vania Times, enclose.] a dollar bill in
a letter to us and said “please hand
this bill to your neighbor.” That, kind
,'f sympathy is the kino that is ap
preciated.
Krv. and Mrs. S. R. Robinson have
.hosts of fiends who read The Times
who will be glad to know they were
recently heard from and that they
ere well and getting along fine.
Fannie, small daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Robert Wilson, was painfully
hurt last week when she fell from n
limb of a down tree on to a sharp
snag, badly cutting her leg.
Mrs. Bill Nicholson was railed to
South Carolina Friday night on ac
count of the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. Manley.
Norman Posey and sister. Miss
Ruth, are visiting their uncle, W. F.
McCall, and family.
Waite Reid, wh' spent two weeks
in Six Mile, S. C.. hospital, returned
home Sunday somewhat improved.
Taylor I.re was removed from hia
homo to Angel Brothers hospital at
Franklin recently. We have not had
any report of his condition since he
entered the hospital.
Lane Sanders spent Saturday at
Lake Toxaway with his grandpar
■- mm.... • .1 — — — .1. ...i —
ents, Mr, and Mrs. S. L. Sanders. H* I
reports the old folks getting along |
fine.
Jim Galloway, of Glenville, was a i
recent visitor to his uncles, S. M. j
and T. B. Reid.
UKTftnd Mrs. W. F. McCall vis-]
ited the former’s sister, Mrs. Enunfi |
Posey at her home on Mills River1
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Reid and
Mrs. Waite Reid woie shopping in
Brevard one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Norton en
tertained a number of their friends
with a dance Friday night.
Mrs. Taylor Lee, of Lake Toxaway,
spent Monday in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. McCall.
Clarence Chappell, who has em
ployment at Ft. Bragg, was here last
week visiting relatives and friends.
J. B. Galloway, of Glenville, vis
ited his sister, Mrs. Mary Burgess,
and family Monday. Mr. Galloway
reports that his fathor, R. J. Gallo
way. is in very poor health.
CARD OF THANKS
\V'o wish to express our sincere ap
preciation for the many kindnesses
shown us during the illness and at
the time of the death of our loved
one, and especially do we express our
thanks for the many beautiful
flowers.
MRS. W. S. McLEAN and
FAMILY.
PERFECT
“I envy the man who sang the
tenor solo.”
‘‘Really? I thought he had a rot
i ten voice.”
‘‘So did I, but just think of his
1 nerve.”
BALSAM GROVE
0. sScray has returned home from
Gastonia where he has been employ
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Rube Morgan, of
near Brevard, were Pleasant Grove
visitors Sunday.
Miss Helen Justus had as her
week-end guest Miss Catherine Jones,
of Balfour.
S. Boyd returned home last week
from his work.
D. R. Justus made a business tr;p
to Greenville Monday.
E. Hamilton was a business visitor
in Greenville Friday.
O. W. Henson and Miss Helen
Bishop, of Asheville, were Sunday
guests of the former’s sister. Mrs.
W. H. Grey.
Mrs. J. H. Drake has been on the
sick list but :s reported much better
at present.
The Pleasant Grove church is much
improved with its new coat of white
' paint. Everybody thought they could
not finance the job. but now the
iwork is all done and paid for. Let’s
j never again say it can’t be done.
BARGAIN of the mason —Sill:
: or Wool Dress for ONE CENT ui
! Plummer’s.
ECOLDS
and I
FEVER
first day
Headaches
in 30 minutes
_
Here The Last Of This Week
Bought at the Florida Groves and hauled
to Brevard by our own trucks.
PRICED
TO SELL
We are buying this fruit to sell quick, at a
low profit—by the peck, bushel, or 10
bushel lot.
We’ll Trade
Bring in your corn, potatoes, chickens,
eggs, and get yi r Christmas fruits.
/-> r’
urape rrmt
Tangerines
Fresh from Florida—Bought
to sell.
rTl¥ TD^CyC We will take care of your turkey for Christmas again
1 1 this year . . . just the size bird for your family.
B & B Feed & Seed Co.
East Main Street Phone 66