CECIL DLL
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newly formed Boy Scout troop. It
was accepted by Bichard McCall,
scoutmaster, and Ira McCall and
Donald Lee McCall, assistants. Boy
Scouts present were Gene McCall,
Bandall McCall, Gerlie Owens, To
ny McCall, demon Owen and Cecil
McCall.
Decoration Sunday
The decoration will be at Mace
donia Baptist church cemeteries
next Sunday, August 21. Everyone
is invited to attend. Decoration will
l»e at the Wolf Creek cemetery in
upper Jackson county next Sunday.
Everybody is welcome.
Church Services
Rev. Leo McCall, of Brevard, was
the guest speaker at Woods Memo
rial church at the morning service
Sunday. Rev. F. A. Raines was the
speaker at Burton McCall’s Sunday
evening.
There is a revival going at the
Church of God this week. Rev. Vo
ley Shook is helping in the revival.
Everyone is invited.
Personal Items
irvanne McCall spent a few days
last week with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Burton McCall.
Donna Sisk has returned home
after spending several days with
her daughter, Mrs. Gene Siler.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Siler on the arrival of their
baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ashe and
son, Mrs. Dock Owen, Earl Hamil
ton and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McCall
and family were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Phillips and
family.
Mrs. Ford Galloway and girls are
spending a few days with Jessie
Mae Phillips and doing some can
ning this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Roberson
and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Mc
Call and Donald McCall visited Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Owen Saturday
night
We congratulate the Joy quartet
for their good singing over radio
station WPNF Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Galloway
moved to Brevard last Saturday.
Mr. Galloway is employed at the
tannery at Brevard.
ORCHESTRA AND
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fonnance of Sibelius’ “Concerto for
Violin and Orchestra” during the
second ’55 festival concert last Sat
urday evening.
The young concertmaster of the
New Orleans Symphony was re
called to the stage for three cur
tain calls after his Brevard debut
performance. The orchestra re
ceived enthusiastic response to Bee
thoven’s “Overture to Promethe
us” and Symphony No. 4.
Soprano Agnes Davis, tenor Wal
ter Carringer, and baritone Andrew
White shared the limelight with
the Brevard Festival Chorus, train
ed by Donald Plott, in a perform
ance of Haydn’s oratorio, “The Sea
son’s,” before a capacity crowd
Sunday afternoon.
The concert, conducted by James
Christian Pfohl, was the third of
the 10th anniversary festival.
SMATHERSBRiNCS
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proved score over the one posted
in the tournament last year. He
was also awarded a trophy for hav
ing the best score in the 60-yard dis
tance shoot, as well as the Pilgrim’s
penny cup. The fourth trophy was
lor the highest score during the
warm-up shoots on the Sunday prior
to the tournament.
His son, Kenny, won second
place in the intermediate boy’s di
vision, and his daughter won fifth
in the girl’s division. Malinda
Bangs, who accompanied the
Smalhers to Ohio to the tourna
ment, placed fourth in the girls’
shooting.
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
Tn The Superior Court
State of North Carolina,
County of Transylvania.
^Gladys Goode Metcalf, Plaintiff
vs. Roy L. Metcalf, Defendant.
To Roy L. Metcalf: Take notice
that an action entitled as above has
Seen commenced in the Superior
Court of Transylvania County,
North Carolina, by the plaintiff to
■ seek an absolute divorce from the
defendant upon the grounds that
the plaintiff and the defendant
have lived separate and apart for
more than two years next preced
ing the bringing of this action;
You will further take notice that
you are requested to appear in the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Transylvania County in
the Courthouse at Brevard, North
Carolina not later than the 8th day
of October, 1955, and answer or de
3nur to the complaint of said action,
and upon your failure to do so the
plaintiff will appeal to the Court
for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
This the 16th day of August, 1955.
F. M. McCALL
Clerk Superior Court
8-13-4tc
BALSAM GROVE’S new hospital be
came closer to reality when Cecil J. Hill,
Brevard attorney, presented the charter
to the trustees at the last community
club meeting-. Mr. Hill is shown at the
right giving the charter to Dr. E. Gaine
Cannon, who accepted on behalf of the
trustees. They are, left to right, Ward
McCall, L. E. Owen, Donald McCall,
chairman of the board; John D. Smith,
club president and secretary of board;
Richard McCall and Russell Mason.
(Photo by Glazener)
Little River Community News
Farm Workers Attend Club Meeting,
Homecoming Is Declared Big Success
By MRS. JOHN T. NEAL
LITTLE RIVER — The Little
River Community club met Thurs
day night, Aug. 11th, at the com
munity center with Otis Merrill
presiding. After a bountiful cover
ed dish supper, a period of busi
ness was held by the club. An in
formal program followed the busi
ness, at which time recognition was
given to the visitors and new field
workers in Transylvania county.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Glazener
were present and Mr. Glazener in
troduced H. E. Newland, soil con
servationist; Professors Horace
Rawls and Max Miller who are do
ing research on part-time farming
in Transylvania for State college,
and also making a study of commu
nity participation in organized com
munities; G. H. Farley and Mrs.
Neal McGlamery, assistant field
workers, were also present and the
wives of Mr. Rawls and Newland.
The club listened with interest
to the talks by these men who are
in so many ways helping and en
couraging the farmers and part
time farmers of our community and
county.
Homecoming Enjoyed
The annual homecoming of the
Little River Baptist church, known
DR. BOYER WILL
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Industrial Medical association,
councillor of the 6th district of the
Southern Medical association. Doc
tor Boyer is also on the committee
of occupational health of the stale
medical society and a member of
the American Academy of Occupa
tional Medicine.
Doctor Boyer is a member of the
Kiwanis club and is on the club
committee for underprivileged chil
dren. He is also a director of the
United Fund Appeal and a vestry
man in St. Philip’s Episcopal
church. He is a native of Winston
Salem.
The Boyers live on the Green
ville highway and they have two
children. Dr. Boyer’s office tele
phone number is 3-1301, aud his
home number is 3-3374.
Hold Homecoming,
Hinkle Reunion At
Whitewater Sunday
The annual homecoming and the
Hinkle reunion will be held this
coming Sunday at the Whitewater
Baptist church.
Special singing will be by the Lit
tleton quartet, of Salem, S. C., and
the sermon will be preached by a
visiting minister, the secretary,
Mrs. Bessie Cash states.
Invitation is being extended to
the general public to attend, espe
cially all members, former pastors
and singers.
The occasion is also being held
in honor of Mrs. Alice Hinkle on
her 85th birthday.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
and lasting gratitude to the host
of people who during the long ill
ness and at the death of our loved
one showed their sympathy in any
way. Especially do we appreciate
the words of condolence, the pray
ers, the lovely floral tributes and
the words of sympathy, which did
so much to comfort and sustain us
during our bereavement, the pass
ing of Mrs. Edith Harrison.
The Harrison and
Varner Families
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and nephews.
Mrs. Harrison attended schools
in Whittier and moved to Brevard
in the 30’s where she finished Bre
vard high school. She was a grad
uate of the Memorial Mission hos
pital school of nursing and was for
a time a member of the staff of the
Ecusta Medical Center. She was a
member of the Methodist church
and active in Sunday school and
circle work.
Pallbearers at the service were:
Gene Morris, Everette Norris, Ray
Hooper, Evan Bacon, Nelson Shep
herd, and Wayne Conn.
Moore funeral home was in
charge of arrangements.
to many as the annual “Merrill Re
union,” was well attended Sunday,
August 14th. Rev. Clay Barnes, as
sociational missionary, brought the
message at the morning service.
Music for the event was arranged
by Mrs. Elmer Kilstrom with spe
cials by the choirs and quartet,
trios and solos.
WPNF PROGRAM
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agent’s office; Tuesday, Carolina
features'; Wednesday, home agent’s
office.
On the Civic hour the following
will be heard: Friday, Kiwanis
club; Monday, hospital auxiliary;
and Wednesday, Brevard Garden
club.
The Rev. John T. Neal, pastor
of the Little River Baptist church,
is speaking on morning devotions
this week, and Rev. F. M. Orr will
he in charge next week.
The regular Sunday morning
church service will be broadcast
during August from the King
Street Baptist church through the
remote facilities of WPNF. Th*.
Rev. L. B. Vaughn is pastor.
Calendar Of Events
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gion vs. Valley Springs, 2:30 p.
m., Camp Straus. Brevard Music
Festival concert, 4 p. m.
Monday, Aug. 22 — Rotary club
meets at 7 p. m., Gaither’s. VFW
and auxiliary meets at 7:30, in cluV
house.
Tuesday, Aug. 23 — Blackwood
Brothers at American Legion build
ing, 8 p, m. BFOE meets at lodge,
8 30 p. m.
Wednesday, Aug. 24 — Jaycees
meet at Gaither’s, 7 p. m.
FAMOUS ARTISTS
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Transylvania Music camp orches
tra.
On Saturday evening Miss Agnes
Davis, gifted soprano, will appear
again with the festival orchestra
and she will sing selections by Han
del and Gluck.
Mr. Cass will also appear again
and he will play selections by Bar
tok, accompanied by the orchestra
Sunday’s Artists
On Sunday afternoon Miss Davis
is slated to appear again, and the
other featured artist will be Lome
Munroe, principal cellist with the
Philadelphia Symphony orchestra.
Mr. Munroe, a Naumberg Award
winner, joined the Philadelphia or
chestra when he was only 26 years
old
After three years of military ser
vice, he completed his music stud
ies at the Curtis Institute of Music
in Philadelphia.
Mr, Munroe, who is appearing at
the festival for the first time, has
msde several Columbia recordings.
He will play Dvorak’s “Concerto
WITH THE SICK
At The
Transylvania
Community Hospital
The following patients were re
ported by the staff to be confined
in Transylvania Community hospi
tal at noon Wednesday:
Miss Ruth Allen, city.
Grady Bell, Route 1, Rosman.
Miss Corinne Brown, Henderson
ville.
Mrs. Laverne Elliott, Route 2.
Mrs. Frank Green, Route 2, and
infant son born August 16.
Gus Galloway, Bre*ard.
Mrs. Dorothy Lee, Cedar Moun
tain.
Paul Stroup, Rosman.
Mrs. Zona Sitton, Route 2, Bre
vard.
William Wilson, Hendersonville.
J. W. Wynn* Pisgah Forest
for Cello and Orchestra” with the
orchestra.
DIRECTORS OF
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ing that the TB association would
mail out its annual Christmas seals,
but no solicitation would be made
by the group.
A request was made for funds
for a youth center, and it was ex*
plained that any amount raised Tn
excess of the budget could go for
this purpose or for other items as
voted by the directors.
ADDITIONAL
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276, south to Beech Gap.
Supervisor Morriss told officials
here this week that he had already
made recommendations to the state
and federal agencies that the na
tional forest money be used for
matching on the Beech Gap con
necting road. A part of the money
will be used on the Feisty Branch
road in the Nantahala section of the
forest, Mr. Morriss said.
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