Red Crohs Bloodmobile Will *
BeAtOlin Twine Next Week
The American Red Cross
Rloodmobile will be a* the
Olin Mathieson Chemical cor
poration at Pisgah Forest on
two occasions next week.
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The first date is Tuesday,
February 29th, from 2:00 p.
m., until 8:00 p. n.
On the foil owing day, the
BloodmobOe will be at Oiln
from 10:00 o’clock in the '
morning untfl 2:00 that after
noon.
Frits Merrell, Red Cross
chairman in Transylvania,
says that replacements can
be made at these times.
He also tissues a plea for
registered nurses to assist in
the work when the Bloodmo
bile is at Olin.
Nurses who can give of
When you think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER’S, adv.
Methodists Having Mission
Study On Sunday Afternoons
Members of the Brevard Meth
odist church are now having a
Mission study each Sunday af
ternoon at 8:00 o’clock.
This is followed by supper at
8:00 o’clock, and the last ses
sion ends at 7:30 o’clock.
Classes are held for for the
nursery, primary, elementary,
Junior and Senior high and
Adult groups.
This coming Sunday, Mrs.
Emmett K. McLarty will give
a review of the book, "That The
their time on these two days
are asked to call the Red
Croat office at telephone 883
4330 from 9:00 in the morn
ings until 12:00 noon.
World May Believe.”
According to Rev. Brunson
Wallace, pastor of the church)
Mrs. McLarty is most capable
of bringing to the group the
scriptural and theological basis
for Christian unity and to also
to outline the history of the
ecumenical movement.
The book is on sale at the
church office.
On Sunday afternoon, Febru
ary 25th, Rev. Wanamaker Har
din will be the leader of the
program.
It will be in the form of a
discussion of the filmstrip en
titled, ‘'Foundation for Dailo
gue.”
This two-part filmstrip is a
survey of life, faith and wor
ship of six major denominations
in America.
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EIGHTIETH YEAR
Boy Scouts Of Troup 703 Now
Taking Marksmanship Training
Boy Scout Troop 703, spon
sored by the Brevard Davidson
River Presbyterian church, has
been receiving marksmanship
training for the last three weeks
under the direction of Commit
teeman John W. Eastes and
James Brown.
The object of the training,
according to Mr. Eastes, is to
>teach the scouts the fundemen
tals of marksmanship, using U.
S. Army sighting techniques,
the proper use of weapons and
weapon safety.
Upon completion of the indoor
phrase of the work the scouts
will have an opportunity to
fire on an outdoor range.
The troop also recently had
a campout at the , Cross Tree
Farm near Boylston, on Janu
ary 27th and 28th.
The following Scouts under
the leadership of Scoutmaster
Dick Gustafson made the trip:
William Loftis, George Perkins,
Brad Palmer, Marco White, Ed
win Rice, David Hayes, Wayne
Miller, Robert Johnson and
John Gustafson.
Future plans include an over
night campout at Camp Daniel
Boone on February 17th and
18th with special attention on
hiking and mapping. In addi
tion, plans are now being made
for an overnight canoe trip and
the regular summer camp at
Camp Boone.
Scoutmaster Gustafson an
nounced the enrollment of Steve
and Mark Willis into the troop
the past week and also has in
vited any boys age 11 who are
interested in becoming Scouts
to meet with him at the regu
lar troop meeting on Thursday
nights at the Presbyterian
church or call him at 883-3870.
Professor Roy Has Program
At Henderson P-TA Meeting
By Hester Hansen
SAPPHIRE - WHITEWATER
—^Professor Ed Roy of Brevard
College shewed pictures of his
recent trip to the Holy Land
at the T. C. Henderson school
P-TA meeting Thursday evening,
February 8th.
Mrs. Mary Smallwood presid
ed at the meeting and Mrs.
Dorothy McNeely led the de
votions. Mrs. Ada Parker’s class
won the grade count this month.
It was announced that the
neiw sign for the school is be
ing made by the boys of the
bricklaying class at Rosman
high school. Refreshments were
enjoyed at the close of the
meeting.
This community expresses
its sympathy to the family of
Wood Hinkle, Sr. who passed
away Saturday after a long ill
ness.
Mrs. Alice Flowers of Spring
Lake visited her daughter and
family, Mrs. Ann Thomas and
tn, Connie and Butch, for
several days while Miss Connie
recuperated from last Thurs
day’s tonsillectomy.
Miss Doris Youngblood was
the weekend guest of her father,
S. N. Youngblood.
Sunday evening supper guests
of the Erik Hansens included
Mrs. Lela Price, Mrs. Marie
Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. John D.
Smith of Brevard, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Weiskoff of Sap
phire.
Sunday guests of James Brew
er were Donald Brewer and
sons, Danny Raye, Ernest and
Mrs. Ernest Brewer of Marion.
Wallace Brewer visited rela
tives at Cashiers during the
wekend.
Weather has allowed the road
crews to resume work on Bear
wallow drive.
We know that the Post Office
personnel of Lake Toxaway are
happy to be in their new build
ing just north and across the
highway 281 from their former
facility since the firstv>f this ,
month.
$1,167 Granted Local Hospital
Through The Duke Endowment
The Duke Endowment 15 dis
tributing this week $2,016,665
to Carolina hospitals and child
»re institutions it assists.
James R. Felts, Jr., executive
director of the Hospital and
Child Care sections of The
Endowment, said 191 hospitals
are receiving $1,369,960 and 43
child care institutions, $646,
115. North Carlina’s total is
1901,608 for hospitals and $428,
>91 for child care institutions;
South Carolina’s, $468,442 for
hospitals and $217,724 for child
tare institutions.
Appropriations to hospitals
indude $1,116,653 for operating
expenses, on the basis of $1 a
lay for each free day of care
ill the fiscal year which ended
Sept 30, 1967, and $253,297 as
reimbursement of the cost of
participation in Hospital Ad
ministrative Services (HAS) of
Chicago, 111., and Professional
Activity Study (PAS) of the
Commission on Professional and
Hospital Activities of Ann Ar
bor, Mich., in the year.
Obese national services which
PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that
a hearing will be held at a
meeting of the Board of Coun
ty Ctanmissioners of Transyl
vania County on the 4th day of
March, 1888, at 7:30 o’clock P.
M., for the purpose of consider
ing and passing upon a petition
to increase the area of the Eto
wah - Ouse Shoe Fire District
by including within the boun
daries of said district all prop
erty lying in Boyd Township,
Transylvania County, North
Carolina, within a 4-mile road
radii* from the Etowah - Horse
fik^ TWnaaf.
compile and distribute financial
and statistical information on a
current monthly basis were
•made available in 1966 to hos
pitals assisted by The Endow
ment, which is reimbursing
them for the entire cost until
Sept. 30, 1970, and then will
withdraw at the rate of 10 per
cent a year until the expense
is shared on an equal basis by
The Endowment and the hos
pitals.
The Transylvania Community
hospital received $1,167.00. It
is rated as a 39 bed hospital.
Balsam Grove
News Reported
By J. R. Brown
BALSAM GROVE — The
Shoal Creek church folks met
at the regular time for Sunday
school and preaching was at
11:00 by Rev. Bunion Kilpatrick.
He is one of the oldest ministers
of the county. He is 89 and
reads without glasses.
The Balsam Grove communi
ty dub is putting a new roof
on the center which was badly
needed.
Mrs. Pearlie McCall is doing
some better with that broken
arm that has given her so much
trouble for over four months.
Unde Elbert Owen is still a
very sick man.
Tinsley Brown of Balsam
Grove and L. V. MoCall of Bre
vard went to Florida last week
to see L V.'s sister wbo is
very sick and to visit other
friends down there.
It didn’t seen! like Florida
up here this morning. It was
down to sero, the coldest tem
perature we have had this
winter.
It sure is cold for the rabbit
hunters but they aay they are
going to stay after them tin the
season goes out, hot or cold.
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