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Brevard Hi News
HA ST A#
Editor-in Chief James Kanlpe
Managing Editor - Frances Walter
Associate Editors Irma Hahn,
Wllioree McGuire, Vivian Smith,
Doris Wilson, Den Thomason,
Vannoy McAuley, Gene Franklin,
Buddy Tankersiey, and Ruel
Whitmire.
TilEATRE TaRTY GiVfert
By Vivian Smith
The Junior class of B :evard en
tertained the Seniors at a theatre
party at the Co-Ed theatre Wed
nesday evening. Bob Brannon,
president of the Junior class, was
master of ceremonies.
The welcome to the seniors was
given by Frances Walker and Hie
response by Buddy Tankersiey,
president of the senior class. A
patriotic musical program given
by a chorus of Junipr boys and
girls was presented. The choruses
wore red, white and blue costumes
and the music was by Alfred Neu
mann. The program was djvided
into three acts; past, present, and
future. In .the past songs of
World War I were sung by the
chorus and a sold and two duets
were sung. The solo was sung
by Mary Ann Daniels:, the gong
wras “The Bose of No Man's
Land.’’ The two duets were by
George Simpson and Carolynne
Sluder: the songs were: “’Til We
Meet Again” and “You Wore A
Tulip.” The songs by the chorus
were: “Over There.” “k-k-Katy,"
“There's A Long, Long Trail” and
“Pack Up Your Troubles.” The
Junior superlatives were introduc
ed by Bill Shamblin the Senior
class will was given by Ben
Thomason. Then the present act
was presented. An all girl chorus
sang,.“Whiie Cliffs oif Dover” and
an all boys chorus sung and acted
out “This is The Army." “Johnny
Doughboy" \yas siihg by Jimmy
Newbury and Dons Ahreiis. Four
couples,sang and danced to “Don't I
Sit Under The Apple Tree.” “I’m ,
Getting Tired" was sung, by Lor
raine Redden and Jimmy, Newbury, j
T ii e cliorus simg “Remember j
Pearl Harbor". alnd “When The j
Lights Go On Again.” The Senior
superlatives were introduced by j
Bill Shamblin. The, class prop ,
hccy was given by Melba Siiiiard. {
The screen pla^; was “Let’s Hab'e
Fim,” a musicaii comecW. , j
Evervone ehjjoyed .me eritire j
program. Lignt refreshments Were
served after the program.
RAT is RLRATLfr
A capacity filled house attended
the. iTesentaubh of the Brevard
high school senior class play.
“Plane Crazy,” a thrk-act cofnedy,
at the school auditorium last Fri
day night.
Judging from the frduent out:
’bursts of laughter and applause
on the part of the audience, the
play was enthusiastically received
and was generally pronounced a
success. The ease and naturalness
of manner of all members of the
cast were said to reflect credit
upon the performers and their di
rector. the three leading char
acters, Charles Cantrell, Jim
Kanipe and Jean Hardin were es
pecially commended for the por
trayal of their respective roles, as
were also Melba Siniard, the maid,
and Bradley Wyatt, stunt flyer.
Other members qf the cast were
James Charles,, Taylor Norton,
Doris Wilson, Rosemary Dunlap,
Nelle Gallamore, Hicks Scruggs
and Barbara Bpbst, and nine boys
and girls of “the gang ” Mrs. W.
E. Turned*, teacher of English,
was director.
HERE AND THERE
At this time of the year all that
is in the air is the senior play,
the junior-senior, and last but not
least, graduation. , Tne junior
it'dbi, giauuauoii. ,
senior — party probably causes
more gossip than any of the oth
ers.
Not only have there been plenty
of dates flyir.gr around in thin
air, but the practices of the chor
ous for the party have really help
ed some qf these dates along,
Hank Me, asked Dottie W. to go
to the party, but she hasn’t said
the word, yet. Were all just won
dering which way Hie wind will
blow!
Lorraine R. still has all the
hopes in the world, but ihe time
is drawing near, and the one she
is wailmg lor hasn’t broken down,
A new, romance has broken at
B. H, S. it has been in the making
for some time, and everyone be
lieves that there is goih" to be
something, to it. this romance
includes Bill Siniard. add that
blonde siren, Lavorine 0.
Betty Jo W.’s licarf-tfrrob. Rol
and Mull, is back in town once
more. Of course, when lie left,
die thought he wasn't coming
lack, and she striirig a M other
hades. along, anil now the poor
girl finds herself in a[ pfedieai
nent
flash: Mrs. Josey (the forrn
r Miss Johnson)' ho\y receives
ivo letters £ day from her lihs
and, biit she wants three!
this is indeed the most mysteri
us,place in the world, toil
ins'.place in the world. You cant
ind but anything you ward (to
mow. For Instance, what did
Jebrge S. say, to Jeahette Me. ih
he hole he wtoie neb ihe SiiiM
We ah Hut* A Part to ftoi Waf.
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in Mfctdi&Ut Marihe
N. t. PONfcER, M., is taking
special training in transporgtion
and supplies in the merchant
Sarine. t Alter completion ol
is course in another week, he
expects, to be assigned to some
ship. lie is now at Sheepshead
Ray, Brooklyn, N. ilj and has
been in service smee December.
He is me son of Mr. and Mrs.
N. L. Ponder, of Petirose.
day in geometry class?
t There have been lots of rumors
around here, but it so happens
to be unpatriotic tq believe them.
Even so Bob K. taking “Rosie”
D. to tlie junior-senior does sound
ciuite logical, doesn’t it?
johnny M. asked Stella G. for
LU UC UCgKCU .-LUX, Cl VVlAAiy.
don’t you break down Stella, and
give the boy a chance.
1VC LI1C a Liiaueu.
For some time now Jean y. has
been very interested in Hawaii,
especially Pearl Harbor. It could
not have anything to do with a
certain person there, could it?
QUESTION O'k THE WEEK:
Who is that dashing flirtatious,
handsome Romeo Buddy T. taking
to the j)titty?
Judge: Can’t this case lie set
tled out of coutt?”
Kelly; “Sure. That’s what we
were trying to do, your honor,
when the jiollcb interfered.”
Agnes: “Hoes this lipstick come
^.nita: “Not it yod fatti tip a
tight!”
“tjon't yod tihd that a hett haliy
brighteds dp d hbhiq?”
“I do. We, have the lights bn
all! tiight do'w.
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WARTIME tfMs FOR
Brevard ahd
Transylvania
HOMEMAKERS
—fey Aunt Sawyer
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A Modern Version
Jack Spratl can eat no lean,
Iiis wife eats only ’round the
But both for dried beans are keen,
And thus they save their ration
points.
Meatless tookcry
Now that wartime meat, ration
ing has actually started, it behoov
es every housewife to learn and
pass along as many different ways
as possible of u^ing meat substi
tutes that will be palatable and
at the same time have the same
or edual nutritive value as meat,
Many housewives complain that
they do not know how to plan
meals without meat. 'Phis, how
ever, wil
after a li
e found so difficult
e experience and ex
erimentirig. it is well to repiem
er that, one meat substitute or
>.ish high in protein is sufficient
for one meal, and if eggs, milk,
chegse (also rationed) op nuts are
used in one or more dishes, a spe
cial meat substitute will not al
ways be required. The heretofore
lowly dried bean will hereafter
come into its own and be used as
a good substitute lot iheat oh
meatless days when the meat
points have been exhausted for
that designated period. Itere’s a
good substitute recipe for maca
roni arid kidney beans,
Mticiitohi Ahd feeans
Cook i cup macaroni in £ cups
boiling salted water until soft.
Drain aha, let lit tie cola water
run through it. Prepare a cream
tomato sauce by melting 2 table
spoons butter or margarine in
saucepan, stir in 2 tablespooris
flour, pinch salt and three-fourths
cup milk, aha cook until mixture
thickens, then add brie-fourth cup
i tjiis to the
—acaroni and
eated, turn In vegetable disk an
serve.
'two Magnets For Mint
A class was studying
Teacher ‘‘Robert, how ,m«.v
tural magnets are there?”
Student: “Two, sir.”
Teacher (surprised^: “And will
you please name them.”
Student: “Blondes ana brunettes,
magnetism,
many na
sir.’
Household Minis
To cover chicken with crumbs
for frying, shake the pieces of
chicken with the crumbs in a pa
per bag. To give roast duck, tur
key or chicken a glossy, brown
look, sprinkle with a pinch of
sugar after the usual rubbing with
butter or other fat, salt and pep
per. Crust, in a tea kettle can be
oftened by soaking for a few
SOftCucu Mjr puaniug Wf a xc w
hours with a half-and-half mixture
of cider vinegar and water, then
bringing to a boil
brush for the si '
the crust by ru
Use a bottle
8; and remove
ubbing with steel
wool, or stiff brush. When making
toasted cheese sandwiches ti
sprinkling with sweet paprika b
fore toasting, or if you like cin
namon sprinkled a little of that.
Wise Sayings
Failiifes reveal the secrets of
success. Sincerity i^ best man
ners. A right example is the best
legacy. Yes, money talks, usually
i . nn i H i “hd-byp. Rehd
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apart
Cost Mis Mead
Once while campaigning in the
home state of his opponent, Wil
liam Howard Taft found his speech
constantly interrupted by heckling
from the gallery. Finally a cab
bage landed on the stage and
came to rest at his feet.
Pausing in his address, Mr. Taft
peered at the vegetable intently
and then remarked, “Ladies and
gentlemen, 1 see, that oiig of my
adversaries has lost his head.”
NOTICE SALE
town of Brevard,
Mti&elsr^aiti ScoU.
tN tHfe supfekibtt COURT
Under and by virtue of judg
abov^ entitled cause in the Supe
rior Court of Transylvania County,
dated the 22nd day of February,
1043, trie undersigned Commis
sioner, will, on the 5th day of
April, 1943, at twelve o’clock,
Noon, at the door of the Transyl
vania County Courthouse in Bre
vard, Nojrth Carolina, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, subject to the confirmation
of the Court, the property here
after described, located in Bre
vard Township, Transylvania Coun
ty, and more particularly describ
ed as follows:
Being all of those lots describ
ed in deed from T. U. Shipman
and wife to Mildred Bryant Scott,
dated August 1, 1925, and record
ed in Book 63, page 227, Records
of Beeds for Transylvanid County.
This the 5th day of March, 1943.
RALHi U. RAMSEY, JR.,
3-ll-4t Commissioner
NdiifcE tit SA.1E
ateis
town of BrevarA,
vs.
f S. Silvers teen and wife,
Elizabeth lit. Silversteen.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Under and by virtue of 4 judg
ment made and entered la the
above entitled cause in the, Super
ior Court, of Transylvania County,
dated the 8th day of March,
1943, the undersigned Commis
sioner will, on the 19th day of
April, 1943, at twelve o’clock,
Noon, at the door of the Transyl
vania County Courthouse in Brev
ard, North Carolina, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, subject to the confirmation
of the Court, the property herein
after described, located in Brevard
Township, Transylvania Countv,
and more particularly described as
follows:
Being all of Lots Nos. 5. 6, 1,
8, 9, 53, 54, 67, 68, 69, 70, 73 and
74 of the Siniard Subdivision, as
shown by plat thereof recorded in
Book 33, page 115, Records of
Deeds for Transylvania County.
Ralph h. Ramsey, jr.,
3-25-4t Commissioner
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