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ITS EASY “What’s easy?” you ask. And we say, “It’s easy to have clean clothes, cool clothes, all summer long.” That’s because we clean light sum mer suits and press ’em with real creases, and we clean wo men’s dresses and give ’em a bright new sheen. And all at lowest prices! CALL 44 Brevard Steam Laundry Send Your Renewal Ii Speaking of Auto GREASES and OILS There are mighty rew motorists who know all the whens, whats, and whys about the lubrication of their cars. In my opinion they ought to give their cars 'time out' every few months for an expert, all-over greasing job. It'll save 'em money In the long run. Open All Night TINSLEY Esso Service Station JOE J. TINSLEY, Manager Phone 109 Broad St. - Brevard Fanners Federation Picnic To Be Held Here August 1 Annual Fanners Federation picnic will be held on August 1, It has been announced. The all day event will be held at the NYA hut at Brevard high school. Athletic events, singing, and various contests to Interest young and old will be planned. Picnic luncheon will be served at 12 o’clock, with watermelon and other summer refreshments to be provided by the federation. The program will begin at 10 o’clock, and the following people have been ask ed to serve as committee on arrange ments—Judson Meece, chairman; Miss Anna May Patton, Misses Flora and Mamie Lyday, and Ray Parker, with ( the coach In charge of athletics._ OAKLAND NEWS Three rattlesnakes were killed In our village last week. One was near Oak land postoffice, one In the yard at the home of I-rfie Jennings and one at the home of Lyday Moses. Sunday was decoration day at Reid s cemetery. Only one grave, that of Wade Nicholson was decorated. It wa3 not publicly announced, so there were very few present. Mrs. Belzie Nicholson visited Mrs. Lee Jennings one day last week. Mrs. S. E. Alexander spent one day last week with her brother, E. D. Reid, and Mrs. Reid. Cleveland Nicholson, of Enka, was here last week for a visit with his mother and brothers, Pick and Grady. Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Sanders and sons. Lane and Cecil, spent Saturday In Bre vard. I.ane remained overnight with his brother Ray, who expect3 to leave Brevard In the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd King recently moved from the Clarence Norton resi dence to a cottage that belongs to T. E. Reid. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McCall were ure [ vr.rd visitors Saturday. I Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Galloway, of Ros i man. called here on the latter's mother | one day last week on route to Cullo whee. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Reid and fam ily spent the week-end at Whitewater I with Mrs. Reid's mother. Mrs. Bud Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nicholson and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Collins, of Rosman were Sunday visitors of the former’s mother, Mrs. Maggie Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Whitmire and daughters. Elizabeth and Vernie of Oherryfield, and Leo Reid, of Brevard, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Reid Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Reid had as callers also Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dean, Mr. Dean’s mother and their three children of Brevard. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Belzle Nicholson Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Holland and three children, of Marietta. S. C., James and William Farker, of Penrose, and Harry Bryson, of Sapphire. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Watson, of High lands, visited the latter's parents over the week-end. Mrs. Watson Is the former Miss Othlene Reid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Retd. Miss Alberta Burgess visited Mrs. W. F. McCall Sunday. W. F. McCall and Carr Burgess visit ed Neill Burgess on Sunday. Berry Robinson, of Tryon, was a visitor of Clarence Norton and other friends here Sunday. Clarence Fisher has many friends here who will be glad to know he Is 1 doing fine after a second operation. He Township committees are Miss Dixie Jones, Cedar Mountain; Mrs. E. H. Mackey, Little River; Miss Margaret Gash, Boyd; Mrs. J. S. Whitmire and Gerald Allison, Cherryfleld; A. M. Pax ton Rosman with Randolph string band; Miss Virginia Bishop. T. E. Brown, Gus Norris, Miss Irona McCall, Balsam Grove; George Beddlngfield, Walter Hinkle, Oakland; A. B. Gilles pie, East Fork; Mrs. G. W. Whitmire, Mrs. R. N. Nicholson, Dunns Rock; Paul Glazener, Catheys Creek. Prizes will be given for longest mar ried couple, biggest liar, largest truck load people, largest family, baldeBt head, best quartet, husband calling con test, best choir, relay races, tug-o-war, and other events. __ Five Graduates At Western Carolina From Transylvania CUUL/OWHEE, June 14—(Special)— Commencement exercises marking the fiftieth anniversary of Western Caro lina Teachers College were held at the Cullowheo Baptist church on June 4-6, with 161 seniors receiving their B. S. degrees. This graduating class was the largest ever to have been graduated In the history of the college. Among those who received degrees from Transylvania County were Miss Thelma Clalloway of Rosman, Miss Mar garet Gash, Brevard, Miss Vera Jones, Cedar Mountain, Miss Rachel Orr, Bre vard, and John E. Rufty of Brevard. Miss Galloway majored In primary education. She was a member of the Alpha Phi Sigma, honorary society, the Science club, Big Sister club, Young Womans Association, and student sen ate. For two years she was secretary of the senate. During her junior and senior years, she was vice-president of her class. She also served as vice president of the local chapter of the Association of Childhood Education un. til the spring quarter when she became president of the organization. Miss Jones majored in grammar grade education and was given the distinction of honor teaching during the fall quarter. She was a member of the Catamount staff, and the locs.l chapter of the association for child hood education. She served as presi dent of the Columbian literary society, and president of the Young Womans association. She was also secretary of the Holcyon Chorus. During the spring quarter she was elected by the senior class as the girl having the best per sonality. She also was one of eighteen In her class to be graduated with honor. Miss Orr also majored in grammar grade education. During her two years at Western Carolina Teachers College Miss Orr belonged lo Alpha Phi Sigma. honorary society. Big Sister club. Halcy on chorus. Journalism club, and the Young Womans association. She also served as secretary of the dramatic club, secretary and reporter of the sen ior class, president of the W. E. Bird Sunday School class, senior chaperone, and chorister of the Epworth Eeagvie. During the spring quarter she was elected by the senior class the most popular girl In that class. Mr. Rufty majored In grammar grade education and for several years has been principal of the elementary schools In Brevard. Miss Gash majored In primary edu cation. She has been teaching In the Transylvania schools several years. Information about the extra-curri cular activities of some of the students was not listed In this year's college an nual, the source from which this Infor mation was taken. Announcement By SMITH BARBER SHOP Now Located at Former Tinsley Barber Shop Down street, nearer bank, and want all my friends to call there to see me. Clean Sanitary Shop 2 up-to-date Showers 4 Barbers Always High Rating By State Board Ed Owenby, Ansel Hart, Ralph Porter, and “John” ready and anx ious to give you the best service we can—always. was able to leave the hospital last week and Is getting along nicely, Mrs. Louis Rlgdon visited her daugh ter, Miss Louise, at the home of Mrs. Maggie Nicholson, Monday. Mr. ami Mrs. Prank Revis spent Sun day with Mrs. S. E. Alexander. Charles McNeely returned home last week after spending some time at Cul lowhee with friends. Posie Owen, of Lake Toxaway, was a caller at the home of Clarence Norton Sunday. _ _ FINISHING You’ll Like the Kind of Service We Give. Austin’s Studio 22 Broadway PISGAH FOREST NEWS _____ A dally vacation Bible school, spon sored by the Baptist and Presbyterian churches will begin Monday and run for two weeks. It will be open to all children between the ages of four and seventeen, and a corps of capable in structors will be on hand to direct the work. Miss Dixon, of Kings Mountain will have general supervision of the work, and will be assisted by members of both congregations, with both churches being used for the work, which will be from 8:80 to 11:30 each morn ing. Every child and any who will help with the school are asked to meet at the Baptist church Friday afternoon at 2:30 for a general outline of the work and group division of beginner, junior and intermediate. Rev. J. L. j Underwood' and Mrs. Bill Morris will have charge of the latter group, with others to be selected. Every child In the community is urged to attend and take a part in this worthwhile wljk-k. Miss Jeanette Miller, of Greenville, S. C., was the guest last week of Mr. | and Mrs. W. D. Deaver and Miss Mag gie Denver. Mrs. Bill Humpnrey ana aaugmer of Spartanburg spent several days laat week with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allison. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Orr were Mr. and Mrs. George Bryson and Mrs. Alice Wilson and son Jack, of Sellca. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bowen spent Sunday afternoon at North Brevard with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sprouse. Mrs. Arthur Ffoulkes is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Nutall and her son Cecil, In Jacksonville, Fla. George Souther, who Is employed at Tryon, spent the week-end with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. If. L. Souther. Mrs. Henry Mackey and sons return ed on Friday to their home at Oteen after spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Ossie Sentell. The many friends here of Miss Mat tie Davis of Greenville, S. C., are sorry to hear of her being in a hospital in Charlotte where she has undergone an eye operation. After her removal from the hospital she will spend sev [ cral weeks with her sister, Mrs. T. E. Patton Jr., In Charlotte. Guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Orr were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Al | len and Mrs. C. E. Campfleld of Swan ■ nanoa. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marshall and fam i iiy spent the week-end visiting rela j tives in Greenville, Tenn. MAYBE You Cm Mile Monty Without ADVERTISING Bald Heads Can Be Cured Read these testimonials Mr. J. H. Conner, Rosman, N. C. Dear Sir: For sometime I have been Intending to write and thank you for mentioning to me last summer about your treat ment for restoring hair. On June 1st, 1838, I began your treatment. At that time I had a Bald Spot as large as the palm of my hand with not a hallr on it. 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