Pisgah Forest
—COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS—
(By Mrs. C. F. Allison)
BIBLE SCHOOL TO CLOSE
A very successful two weeks
daily Vacation Bible school will
come to a close on Friday after
noon at the Baptist church. Miss
Evelyn Stewart, of Windsor, N.
C., a trained worker sent out by
the Baptist board, has been in
charge of the school, with the
following leaders cooperating with
her in making this a valuable two
weeks of Bible training. Principal,
Mrs. C. L. Corn; beginners, Mrs.
J. A. Avery, Marguerite McCann;
primary, Eugenia Holden, Mrs.
Frisco Sentelle; junior boys, Mrs.
Belle Corn, Mrs. J. A. Anderson;
junior girls, Mrs. C. L. Allison,
Mrs. Roy Rackley, Mrs. A. L. Mor
gan; intermediates, Mrs. Foy Hol
den, Miss Evelyn Stewart.
There has been an enrollment
of 93 in the school and the public
is cordially invited to attend the
closing exercises at the church on
Sunday night at 8 o’clock.
SCOUT TROOP ORGANIZED
Rev. E. A. Johnson, of Brevard,
met with a group of ten scout-age
boys at the Davidson River Pres
byterian church last Tuesday eve
ning and organized a scout troop.
Much interest was shown by the
group in becoming a part of this
fine organization and weekly meet
ings will be held at the church
on Wednesday evenings at 7:30
with A. H. Montville, of Brevard,
to be scout leader. All young boys
between the ages of 12 to 16 are
urged to join this new troop.
W. M. S. MEETING
Mrs. J. P. Cheek was hostess
on Thursday evening to the May
meeting of the Woman’s Mission
ary Society of the Baptist church.
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Mrs. J. A. Anderson, president,
was in charge of the meeting and
in the absence of program leader,
Mrs. Paul Sitton, the topic “Chris
tian Witness through Learning,”
and a prayer service were con
ducted by Mrs. Fred McCanu. The
meeting closed with a social hour
enjoyed by the seven members
present.
CLUB MEETING IS HELD
The regular meeting of the
home demonstration club was held
on Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Lance Carter with ten
members present. The demonstra
tion, “Milk for Better Meals.” was
interestingly presented by Miss
Annabel Teague, who gave varied
information about milk, and de
monstrated the making of cottage
cheese which was both interesting
and delicious. Plans were made
for the home nursing classes,
which were organized at the
school house on Wednesday eve
ning and of which class every club
member was urged to join.
BOYS PROMOTED
Two of the local boys in the
U. S. army have been promoted
to privates first class.
D. S. Orr, son of Mr. and Mrs.
D. H. Orr, recently received his
promotion at Fort Benning, Ga.,
after receiving his diploma in the
Army Air Corps Technical school.
Since his promotion, D. S. has. left
Georgia and as yet his destination
has not been revealed.
Ralph Allison, who is in the
infantry at Camp Howze, Texas,
received his promotion last week
and was also awarded expert on
the rifle range. He is the son of
Mrs. Charles B. Allison and has
been in the army since February.
PERSONAL MENTION
Sunday guests of Mrs. Junior
Hensley and son at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cody included
the former’s father and mother
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hens
ley and family, of Bee Log.
Harry and Joyce Sentelle, of
the U. S. Navy, who have been
taking several months radio train
ing New York, arrived here on
Saturday to spend five days be
fore reporting at Washington, D.
C., for a month’s training. Their
wives, who have been with them
in New York, also returned here
where they will make their home
for the duration.
Joe Curto and son, Henry, left
on Saturday for Baltimore, Md,,
to visit Edward Curto and family
and seek employment for Henry.
Miss Delphine Galloway, o f
Chilhowie, Va., returned on Mon
day after spending the week end
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Galloway.
Private Claud Stepp, of the U.
S. Army, lndiantown Gap, Penn.,
returned on Wednesday after a
furlough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Stepp.
Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Cheek were Curtis Cor
bin and two sons, of Easley, S. C.
Mrs. Paul Sitton returned to her
home on Thursday from Aston
Park hospital, and is now doing
fine.
Mr. and Mrs. McGee and son
Center Cut
PORK CHOPS
Pound—
37c
Lamb
SHOULDER
Pound—
31c
Round
STEAK
Pound—
39c
Farewell To A Competitor
It was with regret that we learned that C. B. Scott |
will this week close his grocery store in order to |
enter the army. We' have known Mr. Scott for a
number of years and esteem him for his integrity f
and honest dealings. It is our sincere hope that he |
will have d useful career in the army and that when 1
the war is over he will return to Brevard and again |
engage in business. J. B. King, who was connected \
with Scott’s Grocery, is now in charge of our market.
Pork
NECK BONES
2 Pounds—
35c
Chuck
ROAST
Pound—
37c
Mitchem’s
Seafood Market
Now In Training
WILLIAM BENTLEY, 18, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bentley,
of Brevard Route 1, enlisted
February 16th at Raleigh. Re
ceived initial training at Bain
bridge, Md., and went from there
to Little Creek, Va., where he
is taking armed guard train
ing to qualify to serve on a
merchant ship.
Sumptuous Birthday
Dinner Is Served
(T. C. Henderson)
Quebec Correspondent
Mrs. Mamie Reid and her daugh
ter, Doris, were week-end visitors
with the f6rmer’s son and daugh
ter, Bruce Reid of Kannapolis and
Mrs. Bernice Burton of Concord.
Mrs. Lula Owen celebrated her
birthday last Sunday. With her
from Tryon to enjoy the .occasion
and the sumptuous birthday din
ner were Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Sawyer, Mrs. Earl Porter, Mr. and
Mrs Fred Porter, Mrs. J. C. Cole
bright and Mrs. Junior Gauslin.
Mrs. Virgie Fisher spent Thurs-|
day night of last week in Brevard
with Mrs. Beatrice Galloway and
Mrs. Galloway returned the visit
by spending the week-end with
Mrs. Fisher.
Mrs. Nell McCoy and children
spent Saturday night at Rosman
with the former’s sister, Mrs. Dru
cilla Smith.
Eugene King took his son, Eu
gene, Jr., to an eye specialist in
Charlotte on Wednesday of last
week, returning home on Thurs
day.
Mrs. J. K. Henderson, who has
for years been teaching in Scot
land Neck, came to Transylvania
last week and is to spend the sum
mer at her summer home here.
Wavmon Thomas, Hillie Fisher,
Watha Fisher, Mrs. Paul Fisher
and Misses Nellie and Ruth Thom
as made a business trip to Ashe
ville last Saturday.
Visiting Mrs. Mary Ann Miller
on Mother’s day were Mrs. Leila
Lee and Mrs. Elbert Whitmire of
Brevard, Mrs. T. T. Miller of Lake
Toxaway, Mrs. Lyle McCoy of
Highlands, Mrs. R. T. Fisher, Mrs.
Lesa Loving, Mrs. Opal Whitmire
and children and Miss Mary Jane
Dodgin,
Mrs. L. E. Reece, who spent the
winter in Brevard with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Dora McCrary, has re
turned to her home here where
she is to spend the summer and
make a Victory Garden.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Whitmire
and son of Cherryfield and Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Owen were vis
itors of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Owen
on Mother’s day.
Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson
and children and Oscar Henderson
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. K. K. Miller of Lake Tox
away last Sunday.
Rev. Clyde S. McCall preached
a Mother’s day sermon at Oak
Grove Baptist church last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Smith
spent Mother’s day with Mrs. Mc
Gee’s mother, Mrs. Lance at Rock
Brook.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ossie Sentelle were: Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Mackey and sons, of Swan
nanoa and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Grey and sons, of Etowah.
Jim Allison, who has been ill
for several weeks, remains in a
serious condition at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Corn, of
Etowah, spent Mother’s day with
the former’s mother, Mrs. Nellie
Com.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Ray and
family spent Sunday in the Little
River section with the former’s
sister, Mrs. Ed Smith and family
and during the day visited their
mother’s grave at Holly Springs.
Pvt. Charles McCall, of the U.
S. Army, stationed in Penn., vis
ited his aunt, Mrs. D. H. Orr, while
spending Friday and Saturday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jud
McCall, in the Little Mountain
section.
Jake Parris spent the week end
with his brother, Frank Parris
and family, at Bent Creek.
Mrs. R. Young, of Asheville,
who attended the graduation of
her step-daughter at Brevard Col
lege on Friday was a welcome vis
itor at the Baptist Sunday school
on Sunday. Mrs. Young will be
remembered here as the former
Miss Rheba Tipton, and while
here was a guest in the home of
Mrs. W. C. Morris.
NEW STORE HAS
A FINE OPENING
Cash & Carry Stor^ Did Ex
ceptionally Large Busi
ness Last Week End
Curtis Kelley, owner, yesterday
expressed himself as highly grati
fied with the volume of business
done last week-end, when the new
Cash and Carry store opened for
business here in the building on
East Main street.
‘We had a good, steady business
both days,” Mr. Kelley asserted.
“We noted people from all parts
of Transylvania county as well as
Henderson and other areas in this
trading territory. I had in mind a
certain figure which I hoped we
would reach during the two open
ing days and we far exceeded that
sum. Naturally, I am highly grati
fied at the auspicious start we have
made.”
Continuing, Mr. Kelley said:
“From long experience I know that
advertising judiciously handled
pays and the success of our open
ing vindicates this belief. Our ad
vertising was confined wholly to
The Times and to its power as an
advertising medium I ascribe much
of the success of our opening. I
plan to use space in the paper
regularly.”
BREVARD GIRL HONORED
Twelve students have been in
vited to join the Delta Pi chapter
of the Phi Theta Kappa at Brevard
College, President Coltrane an
nounced today.
Among the charter members is
Miss Frankie Moore, of Brevard.
The student merits for member
ship were based upon good moral
character and they must be within
the scholastic upper ten per cent
of the student body.
of Rosman were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. John Robinson last Sun
day.
Brevard’s
Country Club
OPENS
SATURDAY
May 15th
PLAY GOLF AND TENNIS
BE SORE TO ATTEND
SQUARE
DANCE
Saturday Night
MUSIC BY PATTERSON’S BAND
BRING YOUR FRIENDS
Square Dance Every Saturday Night.
JOIN...
Brevard Country Club
AND BE A BOOSTER OF BREVARD & TRANSYLVANIA
COUNTY!
ENJOY....
GOLF
The ten hole
course is in the
best condition
ever and will be
open the year
I round. Members
I have access to
the course at all
times without
charge.
TENNIS
Our two tennis
courts are in
fine condition
and you will en
i joy playing on
them. Open t o
all members)
without any
cost. Tennis is
excellent exer
cise.
JOIN TODAY
MEMBERSHIPS COST ONLY—
$12.00 (plus tax) Single, $18.00 (plus tax) Family
(A 50c Green Fee per day is charged all non-members)
CONTACT
E. E. Fraser at the Country Club
Or
Alex Kizer at the City HalL
BE PATRIOTIC
Save Tires . . . .Save Gas ....
PLAY GOLF AT HOME
On The Brevard Country
Club Course
You are cordially invited to join the
Club now .... today ....
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