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A Slate And Net inn* I P r n e-Winninf A:£:& NewtpeptF
For Our Children'* Sake, Vote "FOR" Transylvania School Bond Issue Saturday
t ban.v kYANIA’s M©»nlaifl
h* m *pf4!i#kt last Sat=
urd..y j*r<' , Ktfi <u afimia) aw&ffte
mMw»: hi \h. WN(' Rural PgvelepffleRf
F*?H§r#m m ^sheviite: M the left t* ^m
idtm finish te receiving a cheek fer
f&00 and a plaque frera Mvren & F*±fer=
mn, president pf the Asheville chamber
fif far ivins f«F fiFst nlaee with
Madean eanHnuhit* ef Mlt@n@ll eaHfr
n:, wheae pr^si^pnf; Pan! P; Garland?
§an \w anted at the Fight: Past vear the
Gunn's Reek eeinmundv was seeand in
WNG enmpetitian? and kittle River wan
first the rear hefere?
(Times Staff Phate)
Large Group 01 Submissions Recorded
In Criminal Term Of Superior Court
New!* Eteeted Official*
take Gatf» Of Offi^t Many
Case* Are £*)M
faring t^e first tWP $8*6 Of lllO
criminal term of Superior qpprt in
T~am:,}vgpia county 8 large nom
ber £if coses, most pf thetp minor
in nature, was disposed of hy Judge
¥ 0 froneberger. of Gastonia
who is presiding
Tffe griming! sjgte Will be pop
Unppd gji this week, and lire pivjl
calendar will be heard beginning
pp Monday
Clerk of Court Marvin McCall re
ports that many cases have beOP
called and failed, bpt good prog
ress is being made on the criminal
docket, which is the heaviest i»
many terms of court
Newly elected count* officials in
Transylvania were sworn into of
fice by Judge Fropeberger on Mon
day morning.
They were, coupty cotptpUsion^
ers—Freeman Hayes, Dewey Bur
ton and Dwight Moffitt; 80$ i8*
collector. C. M. Dopglas. Other
elected officials, Paul Whitmire,
register of deeds, and S. E. Varner
Jr., and Ed Matheson, board of edu
cation, took the oath of office be
fore the clerk of court
The following pled guilty to reck
less driving and paid fines of $25
and $50: Walter Davis, 4- C An
—iurn le Fage teffM
CALENDAR OF
COMING EVENTS
Thursday, Disc. 6 — Circles of
the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches meet. Episcopal Christ
mas bazaar, parish house, 3 to 0 p.
m Lions club meets at Gaither’s.
7 p. m. WOW meet in hal1 at 8 p.
m.
Friday, Dec. 7 — Christmas baz
aar, Episcopal parish house, 10 a.
m., to d p. m. Kiwanis club meets
at Gaither’s, 7 p. m Brevard High
vs. Etowah, college gym, 7:30 p. m.
Saturday, Dec. 8 — School bond
election, polls open from 6:30 a. m.
to 6:30 p. m. Jaycees turkey shoot.
Wilson’s bridge, Greenville high
way, 1 p. m.
Sunday, Dec. 8 — Attend the
church of your choice. Presbyter
ians celebrate completion of new
church at services, H a. m., and
7:80 p. m. “Messiah” presentation,
First Baptist church, 5 p. m.
Monday, Dec. 10 — BAR meets
with Mrs. C. L. Newland, 3 p. m.
Rotary club meets in Gaither’s, 7
p. m. VFW and auxiliary meet at
club house, 7:30 p. m.
Tuesday, Dec. 11 — BPOE and
Moose lodges meet in respective
club houses, 8 p. m.
Wednesday, Dec. 12 — Jaycees
meet at 0:30 p. m, Gaither’s.
Quite A Regard
Brevard Band Students Win
Top Honors In WNC Auditions
Again this year? irevartl high
school band sindenls wafted off
with top honors in the auditions for
the Western Paroling band elinie
to eg held at Western Carolina eoi
lege. Feb I and §, \W
piFggiPf John p. pversman said
he was highly pleased with the ex
cellent shewing the legal hand stH,
denis made in the auditions,
;,¥ou might say that it was a re
peat performance of last year’s an
dilions." ha explained,
of the a§ focal students parties
Dr, James Sanders
Returns To Brevard
Df Barnes If. Sanders, fc,, who
has been serving in the Medical
corps of tha United Itatas army
for tha oast two years at Savannah,
Ga., has returned to Edvard and
has opened his offices, whiah are
hicated opposite those of ffamsey
end Hill, apFPss from the court
house.
As soon as the oaw Professional
building on Broad street just below
Abercrombie's is completed, Pr
Sanders will move into it,
“We are delighted to be back in
Brevard,'’ the doctor said yester
day. Prior to going in service, both
I)r and Mrs. Sanders were active
;n affairs of the community, and
they have moved back into their
residence on Rice street, along with
their young daughter.
! eating in the attditions: a$ auali
, lied tor the elinie alhstate hand
,and the ether for the workshop
hand
Brevard also wen the nine firs!
ch<rr positions- and the highest
1 grades in the eiinie audition* were
inade hv loeai hand members:
Approximate!* i8(t students? rep
resenting h^h sehool hands of the
Western North Carolina distript:
H ‘Ftieipated in the auditions:
Brevard's Tomm* Jones made
=Turn to rage Twelve
Transylvanians Will Vote On School
Bond Issue On Saturday At All Polls
CEDAR MOUNTAIN
TICS FOR FIRST
IN WN: CONTEST
Ffem T vaRsyivaRia A\
ieRd Awards Meelmtt !r
Asiwvilie §atnFdaf
?be €eda? Mnyntain
ii - elilb: ffce iflfi Winner in th§ i§3§
ftnral hevelnpenl gente§t m
TFenwivan:‘v lied far first niaee
i--? Satnrdav in Western Nnrffo
{ •-■4m eBfflgelilien with 8nfe
dean enwfflHfiU¥ ef Miteheil eeHB:
w Tbe awards were made si 3 §n§e
ii'i innebean in Asbeville's eity
nditerinffl bv Mvran g; Petersen
president ef ibe Asheville ehafflher
af ennnnereg:
Ralph feee; president nf the §e:
da? Mountain enfflfflnmtv elnb, a?:
vented the eheefc and plaane en be
half nf his mm- Several ether rejv
re&entatives frem Pedar Maintain
amended the lnn|benn a^n| ^ilh
Dll PONT PROCEEDS
ON PLANTPLANS
Aetiele Jn Wall Street JeuF:
Bal Tuesday Says SiiieeR
meere Busy
Platts aje mmt forest faF
the aew siMeaa pleat at Rpeb
freest, areatam* ta aa aFttele
w^icfi **& wnttea h* a staff re
BflFtfF aab appealed ia fTbe
Wall street Aareal” far Taes
day, fieeembPF 4th:
, Beeaase at the iaeal iatPFest
the aFttele is Fewiated belaw ia
its eatiFet* aad the headliae
states? ’UaPaat fHts Siiieaa
PFiee by $3§ a Paaad, faasidpFS
*ew Plaat:”
WlMfWGTfW, Rel =:fia Paat
fa: eat the pnee at »»t«cen fay m
a paaad sad aaaaaaeed it was
stadyiag eeastFaetiaa af a aew
Mlieaa plaat: The pnees heeatae
effeetive as af Reeewher I, the
earopaay aBBeaaeed:
l R: Sattaa, specialty pFadaets
=jT»fii fa Pare Serea
Program Highlights
Santa l$ Heard Eaoh
Afternoon Over WPNF
I
With on)y 16 mere shopping
days left until Christmas, wfW
urges a)} hoys and girls to write
tetters to §§Bta Platts and put them
in special mail boxes at Pearlman’s,
Parson's anti Western Ante stores
here in Brevard
Paitv he pteits these tetters up
and reads them over WPNF at
4 30 o'clock each afternoon, direct
front the North Pole,
Bobby Poyle, station manager,
suggests that boys and girts
throughout the town and county
listen each afternoon to the spec
Art Loeb Elected To Head United
Fund, 15 Directors Named To Board
--- T-— —
Art Loeb, assistant general man
ager, paper division of the Ecusta
Paper corporation, was elected
president of the United Fund or
ganization in Transylvania at the
annual meeting of the board of di
rectors Monday night in Gaither’s
Dogwood room.
Mr. Loeb succeeds Rey. Robert
H. Stamey. Other officers elected at
the meeting were as follows: Don
M. Jenkins, first vice president;
Mrs. R. E. Lawrence, second vice
president; and, C. if. Douglas, sec
retary and Melvin L- Gillespie,
treasurer, who were re-elected.
Gordon Sprott was named execu
tive director.
The following persons filled the
15 vacancies on the hoard of diree
—Tam ft Page 9)9
ART M)EB
I
I ial Santa Plans broadcasts.
Through the popperation of the
Citizens Telephone company,
WPNF Will present as a publie ser
viee feature, a direct broadeast of
the Messiah Sunday afternoon at
5 o'eloek diFeet from the First Bap
tist ebuFPb
Other Programs
The sehedule for the Farm and
Moroe hour for the coming week is
as follows; Thursday, Farm Heme
administration, John Pollins; Fri
day, Health department, W- f.
—Turn to pafe Su
Ecusta T© Support
Sebnal Bond Issue
(Editor’s note: The following
story appeared during the past
week in the Olin Mathieson
News, the Pisgah Forest edition,
and should be of much interest
t« readers pf The Times.)
On pecember 8th Transylvania
county pitiaens will vote pn a
school bond issue of |d47,oop, tbp
amount necessary to complete the
proposed building program to pro
vide adequate facilities for our
children.
The Company will state its posi
tion in favor of the bond issue in
the December 6th edition of the
Transylvania Times. The advertise
ment will be addressed to the cit
izens of the county so that everyone
will know that Ecusta is whole
heartedly supporting the issue. The
Company feels that the passage of
the bond issue is a must if the local
—Turn To Page Twelve
TH§ NiW PRi§§¥T§RlAN ehunfh in Brevard will
be used by the eengregatien fer the first time Inis §un=
nay meming: Shewn anev§ is a picture ef a portion ef
the new budding shewing the sanctuary, the steeple
spine ami part ef the Sunday scheai rooms: The struc=
tune was built sinee April ef this yean hy the tferrv Biner
@enstructian company at a east ef approximately $100,=
PPfi: With the opening ef this new building, the Presby=
tenians begin a week ef @anseenatian and Thanksgiving
serviees: (Times Staff Photo!
Presbyttrians To Celebrate
Completion Of New Church On
Sunday/ Plan Special Services
YULE LIGHTING
CONTEST SLATED
BY GARDEN CLUB
Prises Will Pe Awarded fo
Three PivisisBs* Pwles
Are Annewieed
Tde Prevard Garden earn^
faittee far Ifceir aaeasi Kama
yadtieg Cealest lada* aaaaaaees
rales aed mm{ as Iher iavile ev^
ervaae iiviag wUhin twa miles af
Brevard la eater
Mrs- Waller Pwe&warlH is earn
Farmer Ministers T© Brinf
Messages Evening:
Invitation issued
The RpRgftJjiatiOR Of MR PFR¥3F^
Payidaop ftiv§F PFRsbyfRriaR
RhRFRh WiH fflO¥R iRtO Mr RRWiy
RomRiRtRd hwiidiRg Mia SwRday
moFRiflg f©F §«Rday aohooi aRd Mr
1? 3: IR- OhHFRh SRFVtPRS.
kooatRd or East MaiR or
Mr site ef Mr old PraRWiR bole!,
Me r&uhM ia Mr sRRORd of a ma
iof doRoroiRatipR M hR RomRlRfRd
Mia ygaF- ThR piFat PaRtiat RiiRFRh
was rhI iRto usr iR JaRHary
The PfpshytOFiaR RhUFRh 3Rd
fioRday aohooi fooirs wrfr ROfc
spwpte^ af a goat of apFosimatR:
lv $*00,000 t»y Mr »Jpff¥ &rrf
rqmpaRy of kafcp dRR3l«afca: Wwfc
—f»rn fa Page Seven
AN iBITORlAt
Vote For School Bond Issue
The special school bond election on Saturdayis
more than a vote whether or not. If spend *°47lr°°
in our school system, hut instead,. it is ft veto fur1 or
“against” progress in Transylvania county?.
On all sides our school pepulatinn is. increasing,
and our present buildings are bulging, With the pas
sage of the bond issue, this condition would be correct
ed, for a new and modern high school could be erect
ed, leaving a space for the elementary schools to ex
pandr
By voting #,for” the school bond issue, we will,
without increasing our taxes, provide adequate facil
ities to give our young people the education they need
, » . are entitled to , , , and must have to become en
lightened citizens.
We have no choice. We must expand our school
system and this can be done only through the success
ful passage of the bond issue on Saturday?
We have provided modern schools in lower Tran=
sylvania, Pisgah Forest, in North Brevard, at Rosman,
and the new T. C. Henderson school is now being com
pleted. A pew gymnasium at Rosman is becoming a
reality more and more each day. Now, we must move
forward here in Brevard and vicinity, where the high
school is more than 30 years old,
For the sake of our children and the future
growth of Transylvania as a whole, vote “for’* the
bond i#siie on Saturday, It would bo a calamity if the
issue did not pass, so when you go to the polls, take a
neighbor, or several of them, with you I
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Red Crow Asked
To Aid Hungarian*
The Transylvania phapter of tim
American Bed Cross is being aagg
for a special eo«tF|birtiQt $WT
for Hungarian relief, Chairman
Gordon Spruit announces
“We feel that there ere *»w
persons who would file |p aid tile
Hungarians as they struggle fm
freedom, and donations can bf
made to the local chapter or at The
Transylvania Times,” Iff. Sprott
states.
The request is small, hut tin*
need is great, he declares.
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