Transylvanians Speak
By Inquiring Reporter
QUESTION: What would you suggest as the first
step the Junior Chamber of Commerce here should
take in the promotion of Brevard and Transylvania
County?
R. H. PLUMMER—"The primary
function should be, I think, to provide
entertainment for the tourists."
• • * #
POSTMASTER COLEMAN GALLO
WAY—"They might aid materially In
the dedication exercises of the new
Post Office building which will be some
time in May."
• • • •
MRS. H. L. IIA SWELL—"If this new
OTC&nlsatlon of young people could do
something about providing adequate
housing facilities for all the people who
Will be moving to Brevard when the new
Bcuata unit begins operation, I think
they will have performed a major task.”
♦ * * *
JERRY JEROME—"Arrange a nice
entertainment program for the summer
■tourists.”
LLOYD O. HUGHES—"Some means
ought to be devised to get newcomers
to Brevard orientated to the town and
community. I think this is one step
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
should take into consideration.”
• • • •
DONALD JENKINS—"Have a pro
gram of entertainment for the summer
visitors."
* * • *
PAUL S MATHERS — "They could
well devote their efforts to securing
and developing of amusement and re
creation facilities.”
• • • *
DR. C. Ij. NEWLAND—"I strongly
favor such an organization, as it in
creases local spirit, and hope they will
be constantly on guard to assist other
local organizations, such as churches,
Penrose School To
Hold Open House
An “At Home" will be held at the
Penroee school on Wednesday, April
16, at 1 o’clock, to which the public is
Invited.
Many pupils are taking the typhoid
vaccination given at the school each
Thursday morning.
Maureen Burnette made the highest
average on the seventh grade tests
given last Monday morning.
The perfect attendance roll for the
seventh month Is as follows: Jessie
Phillips, Ellis Parker, Nora Lee Rogers,
Louie Ashe, Jimmy Brown, Eddie Cox,
J. D. Philips, Oeraldlne Ray, Johnnie
Landreth, Martha Parker, Jack Talley,
Rosa Lee Hall, Margaret Philips, Grace
Surrett, Virginia Surrett, Cecil Rogers,
Claudia Cox, William Parker, Mildred
McClure, Betty Jo Wilson, Richard
schools, hospital, etc. It might be well
also it they could promote better sani
tation and cleanliness for the town and
county."
• • • *
B. If. RAMSEY—"One of the most
valuable projects that the Junior Cham
ber of Commerce could undertake for
the coming season would be to plan and
carry out a full program of entertaln
i inent for summer visitors."
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CALENDAR OF
COMING EVENTS
Kitoanis Club—Meets Pint and Third
Thursday, England Home, IS: 16
o'clock.
IAon» Club—Meets Plret and Third
Thursday, England Home 7 o’clock.
Chamber of Commerce—Meets Second
Thursday night, City Hall, at 7: SO
o'clock.
Monroe Wilson Post of American Legion
—First and Third Tuesdays at 7:30
Landreth, Madison Rahn, Mary Atkins.
The following superlatives were
chosen In the seventh grade: Maureen
Burnett, most popular, prettiest, cutest,
prettiest hair, class gosslper; Jimmy
Case, handsomest boy; Madison Rahn,
best sport, quietest, beet all-around,
most polite, most dependable; Fred
Owenby, class baby, friendliest; Sid
Wilson, most generous, most studious;
Ellen Parker, neatest girl, best singer,
prettiest eyes, most dependable girl;
Billie Surrett, neatest boy, most studious
boy, slsslest boy, cutest boy; Wllloreo
Wilson, most genrous, most studious;
Mary Atkins, prettiest teeth, cry baby;
Richard Landreth, most athletic boy;
Declma Hall, most athletic girl.
Be as careful of the books you read,
aa of the company you keep; for your
habits and character will be aa much
Influenced by the former aa by the
latter.—Paxton Hood.
Moat of the critical things in life,
which become the. starting points of
human destiny, ore little things.—Rob
ert P. Smith.
o'clock. City Hall.
Women's Civic Club—Meet* every
first Monday at 8:80 o’clock.
D. A. R.—Second Monday afternoon at
1:80 o’clock.
Brevard P,-T. A.—Second Tuesday aft
ernoon at grammar school, at 8:14
o’clock.
Brevard Board of Aldermen—Meets
First Monday night In month a>
City Hall.
State Employment Service Officials at
Courthouse Every Wednesday.
County Board of Commissioners—Meets
Every First Monday.
Masonic Lodge—Meets* every Second
and Fourth Friday Nights, 8 o'clock.
Masonic Hall.
Eastern Star—Meets First and Third
Tuesday Nights, 7:80 o’clock, Ma
sonic Hall. 1
W. O. W. at Brevard — Meets every
Thursday night at W. O. W. Hall
at 7:30.
Red Cross Workroom—Tuesday and
Friday—10 a. m. to noon.
every night is
FAMILY NIGHT
There's something for
every age and every appe
tite on our dinner menus.
Make it a practice to take
the family out to dinner
at least twice a week.
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