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RELIGION —AND— LIFE BT RAT BOWMAN ARE YOU A CAMERA I’m an amateur photographer of sorts, though not a very good one, I admit. I had never snapped a picture before last summer and my first efforts were awkward and clumsy. I couldn’t get my subjects wholly in focus. I took shots In bright sunlight without shading my camera. I became excited and jerked the view finder out of range before I had clicked the shutter. My fingers turned thumbs in loading and unload ing the film, so that many exposures were light-struck and ruined. But I had a good camera and when I did get a good shot the developer in variably returned a good print. During those intermittent periods when I have been turning out this em bryo column I have compared the hu man mind to many things. I do not know if you will agree with me or not; but, along with other objects for compari son, I like to think of the mind as a camera. Every thought you have, every con versation you carry on, everything you read, every sight your eyes look upon is taking a picture in the back of your head. Sometimes you pause and conjure up in your imagination scenes of events in other days. Perhaps it was only yester day; perhaps it was years ago; but you kept thinking about it at the time un til it registered in your mind. As the hours or years passed it sank into the sub-conscious, but it was still there and any similar occurrence would instantly bring it back to you. You can do two things with any men tal picture you take, just as a flesh and-blood photographer can do two things with the snapshot he takes in his kodak. i ou can mull it over in your mind (develop it) and keep it in the album for future reference; or, you can let the ligrht to the film before it is developed and destroy it forever. That young so-and-so walking just ahead of you down the street—he made insulting remarks about the girl you keep company with. You bring to mind all sorts of knock-down-and-drag-out scenes in which you are the avenging suitor, meting out to him the two-fisted punishment he deserves. Careful, friend! Let the light get to that film quickly, so that the picture may be destroyed before it can be de veloped. You are taking a picture call ed Hate, which will be a source of un happiness to you for the rest of your life. If you are building up in your mind a picture of love and kindness toward someone or everyone, take that ex posure into your “darkroom” and de velop it. You will need encouragement and succor in the years to come, and looking at that protograph you will receive strength to walk in the old paths—the paths of righteousness and truth. Everybody likes good pictures. No body likes bad ones. More important than the apparently harmless act of taking such pictures, is what the taking of those pictures does to you. Good mental pictures will develop you into the kind, friendly person you ought to be. Pictures of hate and revenge will make you bitter and sour at life. Event ally they will destroy you, body and soul. Don’t waste your films on bad pic tures! NOTICE OF SUMMONS STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY HARRY S. CROWDER JEAN S. CROWDER In The Superior Court The defendant above named will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Transylvania County for the purpose of obtaining an absolute di vorce by Plaintiff on grounds of adultry by defendant; the defendant will fur ther take notice that she is required to appear at the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Transylvania County on October 20, 1941, or within 20 days thereafter, and answer or demur to the complaint of the plaintiff or the relief demanded will be granted. This 20th day of September, 1941. s. McIntosh, Clerk Superior Court, 9/25/4t Transylvania County. SCHEDULE CHANGES: Effective Sunday, September 28th., 1941, the following schedule changes will become effective into and out of Asheville: Train No. 16 for Washington, New York and the East, will depart at 5:00 pm instead of 5:15 pm reaching Wash ington 6:40 am and New York same as at present. Train No. 27 will arrive Asheville from Charleston, Columbia and Spartanburg at 6.25 pm instead of at 6.10 pm and de part for Knoxville, Cincinnati and Chicago at 7.00 pm ET, arriving Knox ville 9.50 pm and Cincinnati at 7.50 am same as at present. Train No. 28 from Chicago and Cin cinnati will leave Cincinnati at 9.50 pm instead of 10.00 pm arriving Asheville 10.25 am Eastern Time, departing for Spartanburg, Columbia and Charleston at 10.55 arriving points mentioned above same as at present. Train No. 22 for Winston-Salem, Greensboro and Goldsboro, will depart at 11.00 am instead of 11.05 am. Train No. 17 for Murphy will depart at 9.40 am ET instead of 9.25 am, ar riving Murphy at 2.00 pm. Effective same time, the Asheville Birmingham sleeping car will be dis continued. Other schedules remain same as at present. O. B. PRICE, Assistant General Passenger Agent SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM »-26-2t (Paid Advt.) Bl&ntyre People Enjoy Visit To Pottery (Mrs. Ada Reed) Bl&ntyre Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. William Cline Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. William Cline Jr., -and eon, Burrell, enjoyed a trip to the Pisgah Pottery near Asheville on Mon day afternoon. Leon Reed, of East Plat Rock, visited relatives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Reed had as their guests on Sunday Raymond Reed and H. A. Ward, of Charleston, S. C., also Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Gray and daughter, Louise, and Miss Sue Hamilton, of Eto wah, and Miss Belle Reed, of Candler. Little Sarah Carpenter, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Carpenter, of Henderson ville, spent last week with her grand mother, Mrs. E. H. Jones, at River mont Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Webb have re turned to their home after spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Duncan. Columbus Holden visited his brother, Bunyan Holden, and family at Glade Creek on Sunday. . Unusually good growth has resulted among all Pamlico county crops plant ed on land after Austrian peas had been turned under this year, says Extension County Agent A. T. Jackson. ■HUES OF THE ROAD] ♦-♦ STOP AT THRU HIGHWAYS Section 120, Motor Vehicle Laws of North Carolina:—“(a) The State High way Commission with reference to state highways and local authorities with reference to highways under their jurisdictions are hereby authorized to designate main traveled or through highways by erecting at the entrance thereto from intersecting highways signs notifying drivers of vehicles to come to a full stop before entering or crossing such designated highway, and wherever any such signs have been so erected it shall be unlawful for the driver of any vehicle to fall to stop in obedience thereto. That no failure so to stop, however, shall be considered con tributory negligence per se in any action at law for injury to person or property; but the facts relating to such failure to stop may be considered with the other facts in the case in determining whether the plaintiff in such action was guilty of contributory negligence. “(b) No person operating any motor vehicle upon any path, private or public road shall cross or attempt to cross, enter upon or attempt to enter upon any hard surface or improved highway in tersection the said path or road without first coming to a full stop: Provided, that this shall not apply to any road entering'upon or crossing such hard surfaced or improved highway unless the road governing authority (whether state or county) controlling such high way shall erect on such road at a point one hundred or more feet from the point of entrance into said highway, a sign board not less than four feet from ground on the right side of the road, twenty-four inches by twenty-four inches outside measurements, which shall be painted on yellow background with word “STOP' in black letters eight inches high, to insure warning of the proximity of the crossing and notice to stop said motor vehicle." In plain language, the state law re quires that you bring your car to a full stop at any highway junction or inter section marked by a black-and-yellow STOP sign. clean v. FALSE TEETH This Fast, Easy Way Removes blackest stains, tarnish, to bacco dullness like magic. It’s amazing how quickly it acts. You just put false teeth or bridge in a glass of water and add a little Kleenite. No messy brush ing—no danger of breakage. Get Kleen ite today—the dentists plate cleaner— Money back if not delighted. BREVARD DRUG CO. NOTICE OF LAND SALE FOR PARTITION OF PROCEEDS By virtue of a decree made by the Clerk of the Superior Court on Sept. 1st, 1941, in the Special Proceeding: entitled C. E. Lance against Margaret MoQaha and others, on Monday the 13th day of October 1941, at the Court House Door, Brevard, North Carolina, at twelve o'clock noon, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash the following described lands: BEGINNING on a stake in the cen ter of Steel’s Creek, in the north bound ary line of the S. M. Lance tract, and south line of the Hannah Ford tract, and runs South 85 East 64 poles to Pink Lyday’s corner; then with said line, South 88 West, 20 poles to a Chestnut; South 68 West, 20 poles to a Spanish Oak; South 89 West, 50 poles to a Chestnut; South 26 West, 24 poles to a stake; South 15 East 43 poles to a stake in old road; East 8 poles to a stake, South 10 West 10 poles to a stake in center of Little River; then, leaving; Lyday’s line; then up and with center of Little River, a West course, 70 poles to a stake at mouth of Steel’s Creek; then up and with center of Steel’s Creek to the Beginning. From the above tract are excepted: 1, a right of way for benefit of lands allotted to Hugh Lance and W. D, Lance; 2nd—1 acre more or less con veyed J. W. Bums, by deed recorded in Book 54, page 34; 16 acres more or less conveyed to Cecil Lance by deed record ed in Book 65, page 177. Sale made for partition of proceed*, after paying costa and expenses of sale. This September 12th, 1941. R. L. Gash, Commissioner. 9/l«/4t. N0T,™giWNSBY STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY. GERTRUDE SHIPMAN ROWE, Plaintiff vs. CURTIS P. ROWE, Defendant. In the Superior Court The defendant, Curtis P. Rowe, will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Transylvania County to obtain an absolute divorce by said plaintiff from said defendant That the said defendant will take notice that he is required to appear and answer the complaint in this cause within twenty (20) days from the completion of ser vice of summons by publication, or file demurrer to said complaint, or plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint This 4 day of September, 1941. S. McINTOSH, 9/11 4t. Clerk Superior Court. Send In Your Renewal To* Day POPEYE, THE RECRUITING OFFICER, MEETS THE ADMIRAL! P-SS-T- LOOK, MISTER TH* GALS CERTIMGLV LIKE US SAILORS/ . \r THA’S TH* LIFE, j 9K '' 0 ry ii o - WAS, A COURSE, THA’S SO.'.' BESIDES \ LEARNIN' A SKILLED TRADE IN TH' NAW. TH' SAILORS RAVE PLEW'W OF FUN— UJIT* LOTS OF TIME TO 'silSIT TH' LANDS OF ROMANSK AN' OPPORTUNIKW/ -I’LL BET VA WISHES VA WAS IN TH1 NAW.1.1 ;—roo\ ' OOK UDHO'S HERE.1 I THOUGHT WOU UJERt RETIRED, ADMIRAL VES, BUT I CAN'T KEEP AU/AV FROM THE NAVWii oooO-OH MV 60RSHI \U trSl, Your pay in the Navy is gravy No rent to pay. No food to buy. No doctor's or dentist’s bills. Even-movies and other entertain ment are free. And when you first enlist, the Navy gives you $118.00 worth or uniforms I And if you want to learn a trade, the Navy is the place to do it. There are forty-five odd trades you can learn ... training that's worth hundreds of dollars the first year. The Navy offers the chance of a lifetime to young men. if you are 17 or over, get a free copy of the illustrated booklet "UFE IN THE U. S. NAVY," from the Navy Editor of this newspaper. Simply write or call. SERVE WO UR COUNTRW ! BUILD VOUR FUTURE.' GET INI THE KlAVW MOU>! The Times Business Directory I USE B1LTM0RE DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 5 Brevard • Biltmore Certified, Pasteurized and Chocolate Milk • Homogenized Vitamin D Irradiated Milk • Eggs, cottage cheese, single and double, and sour and cereal cream • Cream and plain Buttermilk See Our Beautiful Display of GRANITE MEMORIALS First Grade Material • Expert Work manship • Low Prices Lettering: and Erecting FREE ANGEL MEMORIAL CO. Next to Baptist Church Brevard, N. C. Then comes the pause that \ refreshes DUSK — SEE — J. S. BROMFIELD — FOR — • LAUNDRY • COAL • WOOD Prompt Delivery PHONE 44 Brevard, N. C. MOORE Funeral Home Funeral Directors Embalmers 104 EL Jordan St. Phone 88 WE SPECIALIZE All Work Guaranteed Prices Very Reasonable McFEE JEWELRY SHOP "The Old Reliable" BEDSIDE RADIOS 60 West Main St. Pay Your Subscription “Gifts of lasting Beauty" Large, unique stock. Prices very reasonable! ANNA’S GIFT SHOP Next to Western Union BREVARD, N. C. Sid Barnett’s MACHINE SHOP Pisgah Forest, N. C. • Welding • Brazing • General Repair Specializing In LATHE & PLANER WORK Call 60 For Expert Plumbing and Heating Service Complete stock of fixtures. All Work Guaranteed . . . REASONABLE PRICES BREVARD PLUMBING COMPANY W. W. MULL, Prop. Phone to Brevard, N. C. Quick, Reliable Trucking Service for Southern Railway. Short hauls gladly made locally at any time. Frank Bridges Phone 4 At the Depot—Contract Trucker Western Meats . . . • LAMB • BEEF • VEAL Groceries of all Kinds FREE DELIVERY CRY MARKET S. F. ALLISON McIntosh Floor Service Sanding — Finishing Cleaning — Waxing Polishing Phone 341 Box 341 YOU SHOULD DRIVE the new STUDEBAKER ATKINS MOTOR SALES Good Used Cars N. Caldwell St. — Phone 325 For Insurance Service Call The Walker Insurance Agency Mrs. Mary Jane McCrary “Always At Your Service” BREVARD, N. C. Phone 67 I Venetian Blinds Installed, satisfaction guaranteed. Metal or wood slats. Let us sub mit a bid. PATTERSON’S "Brevard’s Shopping Center” ELECTRICAL SERVICE • All Work Guaranteed • Flourescent Lighting Fixtures Olney Electric Service 15 Caldwell St. Brevard, N. C. COACH FARES ONE WAY « cents per mile • MOUND TRIP 10% lees than double the one way fares # Mir CondMonmd Coaches * cm TKftOUOH TRAINS < SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM BROCK’S TAXI Only-15c 2 Passengers.20c 3 Passengers.25c Phone-402 Want Ads Are Popular ATT E N T I O N Farmers! You can get better prices for your— EGGS, CHICKENS AND HOGS today than ever before, and if you feed them— PURINA SUPPLEMENTS and PURINA COMPLETE FEEDS YOU CAN GREATLY INCREASE YOUR PROFITS Come in today and let us show you how to get bet ter results in feeding your livestock and poultry. B & B Feed & Seed Co. Gaston Street Phone 86 Brevard, N. C. SEND YOUR CLEANING AND L A U N D R Y TO ABBOTT-KNIGHT INC TRUCK IN BREVARD EVERY DAY. PHONE BREVARD 69 PLANT IN ASHEVILLE
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