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beginning 1895.
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(From the file of June 1C, 1902)
Wint'norp Johnstone celebrated his
birthday last Friday by Inviting a num
ber of his friends ever to spend tne
day. a; 9 o’clock In the morning the
invited guests met at T. B Woods resi
dence, crossed the river In a canoe,
then proceeded to Glen Cannon falls
where they spent the day. At 1 p. m.
they had luncheon at the Johnstone
residence and returned at i. 1 he
guests were: Misses Alice Wood, Eva
Puett, Dollie Wcltt, Rose Puett, Jen
nie Went, DeWltt Gillespie and Carei
Horres.
The dance at the McMtnn House
Tuesday night was even more of a suc
cess than any of the former events of
the season, notwithstanding the fact
that the weather kept some of the
guests away. Those present were:
Mrs. C. P. Clarke, Mrs. F. L. PeVane,
Mrs. Delavan Tucker Mrs. Wm.
Hewitt. Mrs. R J. Clarke. Miss Dc
Vane. Miss Brumfield, Mias Mitchell
and Miss Pflaster, Messrs Chirke. De
Vane. Orr, Brumfield. Riser. Mitchell.
Davies. Hass and G. C. Brumfjeld. T he
Brevard string band furnished the
music and refreshments were served.
At a late hour the ball broke up, each
guest already looking forward to the
time when the pleasure shall be re
peated. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke have the
faculty of making each of their social
functions even more enjoyable than
the preceding one, and their hospitality
was highly appreciated by the young
people.
Dr. G. \V. Young has traded a portion
of his farm near Ecusta to \V. S. Price
for his town property. This includes
store, goods, building and lot. The store
will be continued by Dr. Young. Mr.
Price and family will however, occupy
the upper story of the building this
summer.
Miss Josie Osborne returned home
this week after an extended visit to
the exposition at Charleston and rela
tives at Spartanburg, S. C.
Among prominent visitors In Bre
vard this week are: Governor Calhoun
and wife, of St. Louis, J. Frank Wilkes,
of Charlotte, Prof. Wm. Main, of New
York City, Julian d'Osle, of Boston,
Geo. W. Tilson, of Asheville.
T. L. Clark and family will occupy
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can obtain a cood lunch at a rea
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Next to Dixie Store
Mrs. J. C. Galloway, Mgr.
FAMILY CIRCLE
READING
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Ward’s News Stand
Next To Long’s Drug Store
the V. E McGah* residence near tna
Baptist church. Mr. C;ark will prob
ably move lu this week
A number cf our people have been
attracted by the pebble-dash work be
ing done on the 3. W. McMInn house.
Col. E. T. Everett was !n Brevard this
week. He erpccts to bring his family
here soon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. P.olfe and two
daughters, of Pittsburgh, Pa., are stop
ping at Dr. Hunt’s this week.
E. a. Black was ordained deacon of
the Presbyterian church at last Sun
day morning’a service.
A. T. Cooper and family have moved
10 Asheville. Oui people regret to
have them leave this community.
J. L. Bell has returned home after an
extended visit in South Carolina.
Eugene Lewis pame Into Brevard last
week P.nd loft on Monday for Toxaway,
where he expects to take a position for
the summer.
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A number of prospectors are among
our psople this week. Some are look
ing for waterfalls, some for farms and
others are seeking health and pleasure.
Several workmen arrived here this
week from Asheville and Spartanburg
and other places. Some will do ihe
pebble-dash, work on the Brcese build
ing and others will v/ork or the new
res'dence of Dr. Wallis.
7.. W. Nichols has received this week
a shipment of souvenir chlnaware
which consists of plates, pitchers,
saucers, cups and fancy dishes of quite
a variety. On each one Is stamped a
perfect picture of either the Franklin
hotel or Connestee falls. The goods
were made In Austria and are excellent
souvenirs.
It is reported that Jasper Orr, of
North Brevard, has sold his home to
a Pennsylvanian, and that the purchas
er will erect a $30,000 residence on the
site where Mr. Orr's house now stands.
The Rev. Mr. Chapman, of St. Phil
ips. will be absent on a visit to his old
home during the month of June. He
will officiate at St. Philips on Trinity
Sunday, his last service previous to his
departure.
The settlement between the county
commissioners and Sheriff J. C. King
for 1901 taxes was made last week. The
total tax on real estate and personal
property of the county Is about $19,
000. Of this amount only about $169.
28 was uncollected at the time of set
tlement. Transylvania county can well
congratulate herself on the record its
tax collector has made this year. Very
few. If any counties, can show as good
a record as ours this year in tax col
lections. This Is a record breaker—and
not only the county but Sheriff King
is to be congratulated for his excellent
work.
McCall Is Sentenced To Chair
MIAMI, Fla..—Franklin Pierce Mc
Call, 2l-year-old convicted kldnap-klll
er of Jimmy Cash, started a belated
fight for his life Friday after listening
without a flicker of emotion while cir
cuit Judge H. F. Atkinson sentenced
him to die In the electric chair.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the power and
authority contained In that certain
mortgage deed, executed from H. M.
Klrtg to the Globe Medicine Company,
dated the 21 day of November, 1930, and
recorded in Book No. 25, page 278, of
the records of Deed In Trust for Tran
sylvania County. The undersigned Mort
gagee will offer for sale and sell for
cash to the highest bidder at the Court
House Door in Brevard, North Caro
lina, at 12 o'clock noon, on Saturday,
June the 25, 1938, all of the following
described property.
Lying and being In the State of
North Carolina, TranHylvanta County,
and described as follows:
Beginning at a stake on the North
margin of French Broad Ave. at the
Southeast comer of lot No. 62, runs
North 32 degrees, East 160 feet to a
comer of lots 84 and 85, thence with
the line of lots number 85 and 86
South 58 degrees, East 50 feet to a
comer of lot 65 thence South 32 de
grees North 160 feet to a stake In the
North margin of French Broad Ave.
with the margin of said Ave. North 68
degrees. West 50 feet to the beginning.
Being all of lots number 63 and 64 as
shown on the Map of the sub-dlvlslon
of the Slnlard Property, surveyed and
Mapped by A. L. Hardin, C. E. on
August the 22, 1925, sail Map being re
corded In Book S3 page 114 of the deeds
of records of Transylvania County.
This the 26th day of May, lilt.
GLOBE MEDICINE COMPANY
By A. A. Rice, Attorney.
June 2-4tp.
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I FORMER BREVARD REBIDENT
IS HARRIED IN GREENVILLE
Hiss Martha Ena Vaughan became
the bride of Jefferson Davie White
aides, Jr., Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock, lc a ceremony of marked
beauty, which took place at the bride's
tome, 3H Perry avenue, Greenville, S.
C The Rov. A. L. Vaughan, father of
the bride, was the officiating minister,
and was assisted by Dr. Charles Had
den Nabeis.
In the ceremony room an altar ofj
paims and ferns had been arranged,
before which stood baskets of Queen
Ann's lace and gladioli with cande
labra on both sides of the altar.
A program of prenuptial music was
rendered. The bridal chorus from Loh
engrin was used as the processional.
Ml3s Ruth Vaughan, sister of the
brido, was maid of honor. She wore
pink net trimmed with bands of blue
velvet ribbon and beautifully fashioned
with a very full skirt. A matching tur
ban completed her costume, and her
flowers were an arm bouquet of mixed
flowers.
The junior bridesmaid was little Mary
Alice Hoillfleld of Brevard. She wore
an attractive dress of blue net made on
Empire lines, and carried a nosegay of
mixed flowers.
Entering the room with her brother.
Theo Vaughan, of Anderson, the bride
made a lovely picture In her wedding
gown of white lace. The dress was
made on princess lines with train and
leg-o-mutton sleeves trimmed with but
tons and pointed at the hands. She
wore a flnger-tlp length veil and a lace
cap caught with a coronet of orange
blossoms. Her flowers were bride’s
roses and lilies of the valley.
Mr. Whitesides had as his .best man.
Marion Moore, of Mount Holly.
After an informal reception the bride
and gridegroom left for a wedding trip.
Mrs. Whiteside changed to a two
piece suit of black and white taffeta
for traveling.
Mrs. Whitesides Is the daughter of
the Rov. and Mrs. Arthur Lafayette
Vaughan. She was graduated from
Brevard High school and received her
college degree from Limestone college
In 1934. Since then she has beet teach
ing in Gastonia.
Mr. Whltsides Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Whitesides of
Sharon. He was graduated from Ersk
ine college. He is a salesman for R. E.
Proctor & Sons, wholesale concern of
Charlotte.
The young couple will reside in Char
lotte.
BAPTIST CIRCLES MET
IN JOINT SESSION
The three circles of the Baptist
church met Thursday afternoon at the
church In joint session for the regular
monthly meeting, instead of meeting
separately in the homes as customary.
Following a short business meeting
of each circle held separately in the
church, the members assembled in the
church parlor, where a program of in
terest on the Fannie Heck memorial
was presented, in charge of Mrs. Har
old Norwood. Other members of the
different circles speaking on phases of
the subject were Mrs. O. F. Moore.
Mrs. Roy Dong. Mrs. A. E. Martin and
Mrs. N. A. Poole.
During the social period refreshments
were served by hostesses from each
circle, including Mrs. B. H. Freeman.
Mrs. Walter Duckworth. Mrs. R. A.
Payne and Mrs. J. K. Mills.
INFORMAL TEA HONORS
LADY FACULTY MEMBERS
An informal tea given by Mrs. R. F.
Mock and Miss Myra Binford Monday
afternoon at Maple Inn. just off the
college campus, honored the lady fac
ulty members who are here for the
summer session at Brevard College
and the wives of faculty members.
Those present for the enjoyable oc
casion were: Mrs. E. J. Coltrane, Mrs.
C. E. Buckner, Mrs. C. S. McCallum,
Mrs. Helen McConnell Mrs. J. D. Mc
Rae, Mrs. Grady Campbell, Mrs. M. G.
Pangle. Mrs. C. H. Trowbridge, Miss
Lucllc Smith, Miss Dulcie Hayes, Miss
Harriet Killough, Miss Della Shore.
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Notice of Execution Sale
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF TRANSYLVANIA
Commissioner of Banks of
North Carolina
vs.
W. M. Henry
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
By virtue of an execution directed
to the undersigned from the Superior
Court of Transylvania County, In the
above entitled action, I will, on
Monday, the 4th day of July 1938,
at 12 o’clock, Noon, at the Courthouse
door of said County, sell to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy said execu
tion, all the right, title and Interest
which the said W. M. Henry, the de
fendant, has in the following described
real estate, to-wit:
All of those certain tracts of land
allotted to W. M. Henry as a home
stead on July 31, 1986, and more par
ticularly described as follows:
A tract of land containing 68 1-2
acres, more or less, described in deed
from W. B. Williamson, Receiver, to
W. M. Henry, dated May 11, 1906, re
corded In Book 22, at page 449, at a
valuation of $600.00
A tract of land described In a deed
from Ralph Fisher et al., to WllUam
Henry, dated July 8, 1926, and record
ed in Book 64, at page 160, at a valu
ation of $225.00.
A charge of $875.00 against tract of
land, described in a deed from L. G.
Sinlard, et al., to W. M. Henry, dated
November 10, 1903, and recorded In
Book 22, at page 71.
This the 1st day of June, 1988.
GEO. D. SHUFORD
Sheriff Transylvania County.
June 9-4t
Send in your Renewal—<We
will appreciate it now.
GARDEN OIjVH HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
An Interesting meeting of the Bre
vard Garden club was held Friday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. H. J.
Bradley, who was assisted In enter
taining by Mrs. Fred Holt.
Decorations of a profusion of home
grown sweet peas of unusual beauty and
size added to the enjoyment of the oc
casion.
Following the business transactions,
presided over by the president, Mrs.
Pat Kimzey, a program of Jntsrest and
Information was In charge of Mrs. A.
H. Klzer, who spoke on "Consider the
Lilies,” telling of the various kinds,
beauty and culture of lilies. Mm. T.
H. Shipman told facta concerning the
culture of sweet peas.
In the regular flower contest, Mrs.
Pat Kimzey won first prize on arrange
ment, with Mrs. Bradley second win
ner; Mrs Judson McCrary won the
prize on larkspur, and Mrs. T. H. Ship
man for unusual.
Twen-y or more persons were pres
ent, Including two new members, Mrs
Judson McCrary and Mrs. A. E. Mar
tin, and- two new members, Mrs. Jud
son McCrary and Mrs. A. E. Martin,
and two guests, Mrs. Yancey C. EUlott
and Mrs. Harry Sellers.
Iced tea, cakes and sandwiches were
served by the Joint hostesses following
the meeting.
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
HELD MEETING AT CHURCH
The June meeting of the Auxiliary of
the Presbyterian church was held at
the Hut Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Willis Brittain, president, con
ducted the routine business. An in
teresting program on foreign missions
was in charge of Mrs. W. M. Cloud,
assisted by Miss Annie Jean Gash. A
letter of much Interest was read by
Mrs. C. L. Newland from Mrs. Vernon
Crawford, whose husband, a former
pastor of the local church, is a mis
sionary in Japan.
Members of Circle No. 1 served re
freshments during the social period fol
lowing the meeting.
V. n. C, MEETING WILL
BE HELD SATURDAY
The June meeting ot the U.D.C. will
be held at the library at 4 o’clock Sat
urday afternoon, It has been announc
ed by the president, Miss Annie Jean
Gash. A full attendance of members
is desired, and a special invitation is
extended to all former members to at
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REGULAR MEETING OF
METHODIST HOOf.ETI
June meeting of the Women'* Mis
sionaa society of the Methodist church
was held Thursday utternoop in the
ladies’ parlor of the church
In the absence of the president, Mrs.
Burt Loomis, the meeting was In
charge of the vice president, Mrs.
B. D. Franklin, who also gave the medi
tation talk.
■ Decision was made to Invite Mlw
Wang, a young Chinese gtrl In one of
the summer camps here, tc speak at a
Joint meeting of all the churches at (in
early date.
Mrs. 3. J. Ccltrane, program leader,
gave the coll tp worship and led lu (he
responsive reading, followed by scrip
ture reading by Mias Dulcle Ihk
Mrs. C. H. Trowbridge discussed the
missionary topic, "Building tht King
dom of God In Japan."
KIWANIH DIRECTORS!
ARE ENTERTAINED
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Klmzey en
tertained the officers of the Brevard
Kiwanls club at their home Friday
evening with an enjoyable dinner.
Mrs. Klmzey was assisted In serving
by her sister, Miss Frances Morris.
Following the lovely course dinner,
matters of business were taken up
Among those present were: E. J.
Collrane, Julian Glazener, C. M. Doug,
las, Rev. C. M. Jones. J. B. Jones, Mr.
Klmzey, Rev. Yancey C. ElUott, Harry
Patton, Dr. Fred Zachary and Harry
Sellers.
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