itiiiHUiHmimuMimniiiHi
with the
{Transylvania Boys
in the
| Military Service
CpI. Joe Neely, who is stationed
at Columbus, Ga., has been pro
moted from private first class to
the rank of corporal. He was in
ducted in the army last Novem
ber.
Robert L. Oates, of Rosman, was
recently promoted from private
to the rank of sergeant. Sergeant
Oates is a statistical clerk for
the commanding officer of the
statistical unit at the headquarters
of the second air force, Fort
George Wright, Spokane, Wash.
He writes his work is very in
teresting and he really enjoys
it and has found it to be bene
ficial.
Pfc. William H. Tritt, son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Tritt. of Penrose,
is in the infantry of the U. S.
army, and is now on overseas duty.
He has been in sendee about eight
months. Another son, Cpl. Henry
Tritt, has been in sendee over
a year and is now on maneuvers
from Fort Bragg.
Lt. James P. Morrow, who has
been on a week end leave here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
H. Morrow, left the first of the
week for Camp Davis, where he
will be in the officer's division of
the coast artillery. He was trans
ferred from Fort Eustis, Virginia.
George P. Bikas. seaman first
class, returned last Saturday to
the navy yard, Brooklyn, N. Y.,
after spending a brief leave here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Pete G. Bikas. Seaman Bikas vol
unteered nine months ago and re
ceived his initial training at Nor
folk, Va. After a short stay at
Brooklyn, he was assigned to sea
Shoe Stamp No.
18 Will Be Valid
Through Oct. 18th
Stamp number 18 in War Ra
tion book one, which yesterday
became good for the purcnase of
one pair of shoes, will remain
valid through October 31, OPA
has announced.
The validity period of this
stamp is only 11 days longer than
that of stamp 17. The OPA said
the rate of shoe purchasing has
been reduced in line with war
time curtailments from all-time
high in shoe purchasing in 1942.
Brevard shoe dealers reported
brisk sales last week-end.
Irish Potat6 Growers
Asked To Sign Forms
It is requested that the operator
of each farm who has an acreage
of irish potatoes or truck crops
for market in excess of 2.7 acres
to call by the AAA office here in
the courthouse t prior to July 1,
1943 to sign a form designating
their intention to participate in
the Irish Potato and truck crop
payments.
Where it is known by the AAA
office that the farm will have an
acreage of Iirish potatoes or truck
crops for market in excess of 2.7
acres, the forms have been mailed
out to the operators and it will
not be necessary for them to call
by the office.
Edward Glazener Is
Striken With Acute
Attack Of Appendicitis
Edward Glazener, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Julian A. Glazener,
graduated with honors at State
College this week, but instead of
participating in the graduation ex
ercises, Edward was in a hospital
at Raleigh where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
Last week he, along with 60
other State College boys, was
poisoned, apparently from some
food that they ate and later he
suffered an acute attack of ap
pendicitis. His condition was said
to be very serious. His father and
mother have been at his bedside.
Movement of an armored divi
sion and its vehicles by railroad
requires 75 trains of from 28 to
45 cars each.
duty as a gunner on a merchant
ship. Although his assignment is
a hazardous one, he said he likes
his work and hopes that he will
soon be able to land in Greece,
where he was born.
HRS. McAULEY IS
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sion. The program theme for the
day was, “Christ Pre-eminent.”
Greetings were given by Mrs.
Marvin Edney and response by
Mrs. J. L. Gillespie. Speakers were
introduced by Mrs. J. A. Glazener.
Reports from the various de
partmental chairmen, all showing
progress in the past year’s work,
were given by Mrs. J. W. Glazener,
Mrs. S. F. McAuley, Mrs. Karl
Bosse, Mrs. Ed Mackey, Mrs. J. L.
Gillespie. Mrs. Marvin Shipman
presided over the afternoon ses
sion and gave the associational
report.
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
AT EAST FORK CHURCH
A meeting has been planned by
j the Transylvania Sunday school
association to be held at the East
Fork Baptist church this Sunday
afternoon at 2:30, it has been an
nounced by Fred Monteith, super
intendent of the association.
The purpose of the meeting is
to assist the church in re-organiz
ing or strengthening their Sunday
school.
Rev. Mr. Vaughn, of South Caro
lina, will preach at 3 o’clock, and
the song service will begin prom
ptly at 2:30. Members of other
churches in the East Fork vicinity
are invited to attend also.
Maritime Service
Needs Men For
Administration
RALEIGH, June 14—(Special)
—Men are needed for administra
tive duty at the U. S. maritime
service training at Sheepshead
Bay, N. Y., it was announced to
day by Chief D. W. McClellan,
enrolling officer of the maritime
service.
Men who possess any one of
the following qualifications are
eligible: College graduate in such
fields as physiology, biology, bac
teriology or chemistry; registered
medical technologist or accredited
clinical laboratory technician; reg
istered nurse (male); physiothe
rapist; or hospital orderly who is
a high school graduate and has
had at least one year’s experience.
Men over 38 years of age or
with 4-F draft classification are
preferred. The applications of
those in 4-F will be accepted sub
ject to waiver consideration by
the maritime service.
WANT ADS
RATE: MINIMUM 25c ONE INSERTION NOT MORE
THAN 25 WORDS. ADDITIONAL WORDS lc WORD
For Sale
INSURANCE that will pay you
for loss of time or either sick
ness or accident. See A. E. Hamp
ton, Brevard, Phone 270. 6-10-4tc
FOR SALE—Good and bad, new
and used furniture. Murohy’s
Furniture Store, 29 East Mam
street, Brevard. 5-27-4tc
FOR SALE—On Greenville high
way, one mile from city limits,
house, five bedrooms, two baths,
13 acres of land. Will accept
smaller house in Brevard as part
payment. Shown by appointment.
Duncan MacDougal, Route 1, Ph.
333. 6-3-4te
FOR SALE — Adding Machine
Paper and Typewriter Ribbons
at The Times Office.
ALL FORMS of life insurance
from educational to retirement
income. See A. E. Hampton, Phone
270, Brevard. 6-10-4tc
FOR SALE — Cabbage, tomato
and pepper plants. See J. L.
Bracken, Lake Sega. 6-10-ltp
FOR SALE — Income for your
family during their lifetime ev
en though you were to die next
week, and the cost is very mod
erate with Occidental’s Exclusive
Guaranteed Insurance policy. C.
M. Douglas, Phones 99-R2 or 321.
6-10-ltc
BUY A FLAG and observe Nation
al Flag Week. We have small
U. S. flags for sale. $1.00 each.
We also have service and war
worker flags for sale. The Tran
sylvania Times. 6-10-lt
FOR SALE — Limited number
White Rock pullets, 2V2 months
old. A. H. Gray, Penrose, N. C.
6-17-ltp
FOR SALE — Well trained sad
dle and jumper horse. Will trade
for milk cow and small calf. If
interested, call 295, Brevard, be
tween 8 and 9 P. M. 6-17-ltc
FOR SALE — Some excellent
farms. Four good houses in
town that are financed. Vacant
lots on Hilt street, 75x134, water
and sewerage available. Price
$150. O. H. Orr, Phone 450.
6-17-ltp
FLAGS_ OF_OUR_COUNTRY .
Have You Anyone in the Service
of Our Country
SON? HUSBAND? BROTHER? FATHER?
‘ EMPLOYE? (DAUGHTER? SISTER?)
Then you must be proud enough of him (or her) to
display a War Service Flag in the window of your Home,
Store or Plant. Think what they’re doing for you.
OLD GLORY
IIIIIIIIUI III III II1111111111111111 in in i Q
i Producers lor Victory!
| Every man or woman, working on
[ the assembly line or on the farm, is
| entitled to display a War Worker
| Flag. Let the world know that you
| are doing your part to insure Vic
| tory. Secure your flag now—display
1 it proudly in your window.
A well fed and well equipped army
is essential for Victory.
AH flags are made of
celanese taffeta.
A distinguished, arthh
6c design.
• Sise 8" x 12*
• Non-fading
• Gold tassel and
fringe.
Price of Flags
$100
EACH
Symbol of Liberty and Freedom
The SERVICE FLAG
a.
mm
Symbol of Sacrifice, Honor
and Devotion.
IIIIIBItttUMIMMII
Secure Your Flags at
The Transylvania Times
For Sale
FOR SALE—Outboard, 3V2 H. P.,
Waterwitch, ’41 model de luxe
type and boat, $65; also man’s
bicycle, good shape, $22; also .22
rifle, new Marlin and ammunition,
about 500, $18. H. E. Meyer, Pis
gah Forest, N. C., on Highway 64.
__ 6-17-ltp
FOR SALE — Large kitchen sink,
30-gal. hot water tank. C. P.
Hunter, 528 Country Club Road,
Brevard. 6-17-ltp
FOR SALE — Limited number
White Rock pullets, two and a
half months old. A. H. Gray, Pen
rose, N. C. 6-17-ltp
FOR SALE — Large oil range, 4
burners and oven, porcelain,
good condition. Miss Grace Piercy,
Brevard. 6-17-ite
FOR SALE — Homes which are
financed, located on good
streets, big lots. See our listings.
Wilson’s Agency. 6-17-ltp
FOR SALE—Fresh Guernsey cow.
See George Massey, Country
Club Road, Phone 376. 6 17-tc
For Rent
FOR RENT — Apartment, also
7-room house, furnished or un
furnished. M. M. Feaster, Phone
131. 4-22-tfc
FOR RENT—5-room house at Lake
Sega, five minutes walk to Ecus
ta bus line, off Rosman highway.
Water and lights available. See
Homer Corn on property. 5-20-4tp
FOR RENT — G. T. Lyday house
near Enon church. Six rooms,
water in house, garden, room for
cow. Furnished electrically equip
ped house in town; furnished
apartment at Deer Park Home.
O. H. Orr, Phone 450. 6-17-ltp
FOR RENT — Several unfur
nished apartments, private bath,
close in, Wilson’s Agency.
6-17-ltp
Wanted
WANTED — To show you how you
can guarantee your child’s Col
lege Education no matter if you
become totally disabled or should
die now. C. M. Douglas, Phones
99-R2 or 321. 6-10-ltc
WANTED—We want to buy good
used Furniture and Pianos.
Bring yours to us or phone
us and we’ll come look at it.
Houston Furniture Co., Brevard,
N. C. 1-7-tfc
WANTED TO BUY — Broken
watches, alarm clocks and elec
tric radios. Will pay cash. Mc
Fee Jewelry co. Brevard. 5-27-4c
WANTED TO BUY — Fresh coun
try eggs. Will pay 33c dozen
cash and 35c in trade. Cash & Car
ry' store, Brevard. 6-17-ltc
WANTED — Woman nurse and
do light housekeeping, or will
consider board, room and care in
private home. Miss Emma Bag
well, 203 Maple street. 6-17-ltp
WANTED — To rent or buy im
mediately piano, must be in
good condition. Write “Z”, The
Times, Brevard. 6-17-ltp
WANTED TO BUY — Good used
typewriter. Write P. O. Box 512,
Brevard. 6-17-ltc
WANTED—Ambitious boy to learn
department store business; a
real opportunity for the right per
son. Write, giving full details, to
P. 0. Box 512, Brevard. 6-17-ltc
WANTED TO RENT — Sewing
machine for about 2 months,
prefer electric. Camp Deerwoode,
Brevard. 6-17-ltp
Lost
LOST — Big brown mule from
pasture. Reward for informa
tion leading to return to Glenn
Shipman, Brevard, Route 2, near
Selica. 6-17-ltp
LOST — Small University of
Georgia college pin, yellow gold
set with pearls. Liberal reward
for return to Mrs. W. A. Wilson,
Phone 197. Valuable as keepsake.
6-17-ltp
Miscellaneous
FREE! If Excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indiges
tion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloat
ing, Nausea, Gas Pains, get free
sample, Udga, at Varner’s Drug
Store. 3-ll-15p
Buy U. S. Government Bonds
and Stamps regularly.
NOTARY PUBLIC SERVICE
Henry Henderson
THE TRANSYLVANIA TIMES
Day Phone 7 Night Phone 43
Marine Recruits
Buy $4,472,077
Worth Of Bonds
PARRIS ISLAND, S. C., June
14 — (Special) — Although they
soon will be fighting with bullets
and bayonets, U. S. marine recruits
here battled with their money, too,
last month when they put nearlv
one-fourth of their pay into almost
five million dollars worth of war
bonds.
Col. Arthur C. Small, war bonds
officer, revealed that embryo
Leathernecks, here for recruit
training before taking to the field
of battle purchased $4,472,077.00
worth of bonds in slightly less
than 30 days.
The average recruit, Col. Small
said, is turning exactly 22.6 per
cent of his pay back to the gov
ernment in the form of war bond
purchases.
YOU’RE TELLING ME!
Champion poor guessers are the
Bulgarians. They jumped on the
German war wagon in the last
war. And did it again, this time.
A westerner has just received
a card mailed him last Christ
mas, Bet the Santa Clause on
it looked plenty surprised.
Though the gridiron sport may
not be played next autumn Grand
pappy Jenkins fears we’lll still
have too many political footballs.
Soon, the starry-eyed poet re
minds us, we’ll be knee-deep
in June. In view 'of the kind of
weather that June has brought
so far, the prospect scares us.
The way we get it is that Hitler’s
nerves are shot because he’s scared
to death that soon the rest of him
may be.
Patriotic Norwegians continue
to make it hot for their Nazi
overlords. Despite the climate
CARRIER PIGEON
IS VACATIONING
IN COUNTY NOW
Bird Landed At Home Of
Mr. and Mrs. James
Staton At Rosman
A banded pigeon, apparently a
bird of the carrier type, alighted
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Staton, in Rosman, on Sun
day, June 6, and has taken up his
abode there since that time, Mrs.
Staton said. The pigeon is of varie
gated color, with white predomi
nating.
Two bands were around the
pigeon’s leg—one a white metal
band on which was inscribed “Aug
42, WJC 671,” and the other a
green rubber band on which wac
“A-240.”
Mrs. Staton said that she and
her little boy fed the pigeon when
it first arrived and that it appear
ed very hungry and thirsty. It was
allowed an opportunity to fly away
again, but refused to leave the
place for any length of time and
also refused any association with
otner birds in the neighborhood.
“The only interest I have in
keeping the pigeon,” Mrs. Staton
said, “is that I want its owner to
get it back, since it might have
carried a war message of some
sort.”
Perhaps the bird is spending a
vacation in “The Land of Water
falls,” some one aptly pointed out.
However, Mrs. Staton is afraid the
pigeon is in miltary service and
that it will overstay its leave and
be placed in the AWOL class.
the Norse haven’t cold feet.
The horse - drawn carriage, ac
cording to Factographs, was in
vented about 1547. Gosh, then
there must have been pre-horse
and-buggv days!
CASH & CARRY S
CURTIS KELLEY, Owner and Manager
13 Produce Specials
Fresh Corn, 5 ears. 25c
New Irish Potatoes, lb. 5c
Yellow Squash, 3 lbs. 19c
English Peas (home grown), lb. ... 10c
Fresh Cucumbers, lb. 10c
CANTALOUPES RIPE PEACHES
Mott’s Sweet Cider, qt. 19c
Sweet Mixed- Pickle, qt. 27c
Grapefruit Juice, 2 No. 2 cans .... 25c
Postum Cereal, box. 25c
Argo Yellow Corn, 2 cans. 25c
Miller’s Corn Flakes, box. 5c
ALCOHOL
COMPOUND
Pint
19c
Heavy
MINERAL OIL
Pint Bottle
23c
Values In Canning
Supplies
Half gal. jars,
doz. _
Qt. jars,
doz. _
Pt. jars,
doz. _
Bulk Vinegar,
gal.
..
99c
75c
65c
35c
Mason’s Jar Tops,
doz. -
Jar Rings,
6 pkgs.
Sure-Jell,
2 pkgs.
Certo,
bottle _
23c
25c
25c
25c
Shop In Our Market For
Quality Meats
FRESH FISH
BEEF
DRESSED FRYERS
■Plenty of .
VEAL PORK