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★ Vol. 84—No. 30 BREVARD, N. C., THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1971 * SECTION THREE
VIOLINIST JAMES CEASAR is
the featured soloist with the Tran
sylvania Symphony at Saturday
night’s concert at the Brevard Music
Center. Mr. Ceasar, a long-time
member of the BMC faculty, has ap
peared as soloist with the Las Vegas
Symphony and the Wichita Sym
phony. Concert time is 8:15 p.m.
Violinist James Ceasar To Be
Soloist Saturday Music Center
Featured soloist with the
Transylvania Symphony at
Saturday night’s Music Cen
ter concert is violinist James
Caesar from Wichita, Kansas,
where he is Chairman of the
Strings Department and Pro
fessor of Violin at Wichita
State University.
Mr. Ceasar, who is spending
his ninth summer at the Music
Center, has appeared as soloist
with the Las Vegas Symphony,
the Wishita Symphony and with
the BMC Orchestra. His appear
ances on Monday night Connois
seur Concerts have been high
points during the Music Center
season.
Educated at the Cleveland
Institute of Music and West
ern Reserve University, vio
linist Ceasar has studied with
Joseph Fuchs and Ivan Gala
mian. In 1969 he attended
master classes in Europe and
spent a month in London
with Kato Havas, the re
nowned author of “A New
Approach to Violin Playing”.
At the Music Center Mr.
Caesar is one of the busier fac
ulty members. In addition to
leaching a full load of stud
ents (ten hopefuls this year) he
plays in several of the various
musical organizations. When
his schedule permits, he can
he found on the golf course'fac
ing, as he saysi, “tough compet
itors”.
For his concert the Wich
ita virtuoso will play Mozart’s
“G Major Concerto”. This
performance will be dedicat
ed to Mrs. Athel Burnham of
Chapel Hill and Brevard. A
venerable violinist in her
day, Mrs. Burham has been
a long and loyal supporter of
the Music Center, its per
performers and its aims.
On the same program with
Ceasar Emil Raab conducts the
Transylvania Symphony in per
formances of Dvorak’s “Sym
phony Four” and the Chabrier
“Espana Rhapsody”. Concert
time is 8:15.
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Reviews Of Children's Bdbks
FROM THE
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY LIBRARY
FOR FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
LULLABIES FROM
AROUND THE WORLD by
Lynne Knudsen. A charming
collection of lullabies, some fa
miliar, others new.
PARTY PLANS FOR TEENS
by Kate Harris. Parties are
For Rubber Stamps
Call The
Transylvania Times
883-4250
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listed by every month in the
year with the last chapter deal
ing entirely with parties for
girls.
ARCHERY FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS by G. Howard -Gillelan.
The archery editor of Outdoor
Life teaches the readers this
sport which has no age limit.
CHILD’S BOOK OF CRO
CHET by Jane Chapman. A
book wherein crocheting is
“made easy”, from the first
loop to the finished product.
SIR GEORGE’S BOOK OF
HAND PUPPETRY by George
Creegan. An all-enveloping
book on the subject of puppets
i.e. history, making, staging and
even writing scripts for the
shows.
THIS IS WASHINGTON, D. C.
by M. Sasek. Any child (or
adult) will accept with delight
this, beautifully illustrated book
on Washington with comments
about most of the important
places and things to see.
THE RADIUM WOMAN by
Eleanor Doorly. The reader will
not need scientific knowledge
to take great pleasure in the
story of Marie Curie’s life.
When in need of job printing,
call The Transylvania Times.
GREEN STAMPS
WITH EVERY
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Meet Of Lodge
Of Perfection
Set August 3
The stated communication of
the Lodge of Perfection of the
Scottish Rite bodies will be
held in the Masonic Temple on
Eroadway, Asheville, Tuesday,
August 3rd, at 8:00 o’clock.
This announcement comes
from Emett D. Chandler, 33-de
gree, secretary of the Scottish
Rite bodies.
The officers of the Lodge of
Perfection will honor all living
Past Venerable Masters at a
dinner at the Sheraton Motor
Inn at 6:00 p.m. The dinner is
only for the Past Venerable
Masters and the present Lodge
of Perfection officers.
There are 28 living Past
Venerable Masters and three
residing in Brevard. They are,
Henry R. Henderson, 33-degree,
who served during 1951; Ver
non P. Fullbright 32-degree
served in 1955 and D. Frank
Bridgess 32-degree KCCH serv
ed in 1962.
Two local Lodge of Perfec
tion officers, C. Few Lyda, 32
degree and Gill Thomas, 32-de
gree, KCCH, will attend both
the dinner and Lodge of Perfec
tion meeting.
NOTICE OF SALE
August 10, 1971, 12:00 o’clock
Noon 1964 Ford Falcon Tudor
Serial # 4H01S177300 Wreck
er and storage $60.00.
1962 Chevrolet Fordor Ser
ial No. 21569F184139. Wreck
er and storage $60.00.
Lyda-McCrary Motors
7/29/2tc
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
State of North Carolina
County of Transylvania
Having qualified as the
Executor of the estate of James
O. Summey, deceased, late of
the county of Transylvania,
North Carolina, this is to give
notice that all persons having
claims against the estate of the
deceased to present them to the
undersigned Executor at Route
2, Brevard. N. C. 28712 on or
before the 29th day of January,
1972 or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to the said
estate will please make immedi
ate settlement.
This the 29th day of July,
1971.
Van E. Summey
Executor
Estate of James O. Summey
deceased.
7-29-4tp
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BY
Pat
PatUrion
Is it possible for a child to
outgrow a pair of shoes
within three weeks?
Yes, it is possible and it
happens frequently, but the
‘growth’ is not true growth
during that short period.
When a child’s old shoes
are too short, the child will
unconsciously draw up his
arch to keep his toes from
bumping the ends of the
shoes. Drawing up the arch
shortens the foot. Try it.
Suppose the old shoes
were size 7 and he now
measures for size 8. An 8
shoe in the proper width
will permit him to relax his
fopt and when the foot set
tles back to normal, it may
measure 8V4 to 9. The new
8’s are outgrown and the
shoeman catches a headache
because the parents allowed
the child to wear 7’s when
he needed 8’s. If the shoe
man attempts to anticipate
this settling process and fits
the shoes a half size too
long, it invariably turns out
that this child has a natural
‘butch* foot that doesn’t
care to settle. The shoes
turn up in front like skis,
they look like some a neigh
bor gave you, and they are
worn out before the child
grows into them. You can’t
win.
Ebb
ft, Shoe World
Located In The
College Shopptng^Centei
Rites Held For
Mrs. Berlin Owen
Services were held last Fri
day in the chapel of Frank
Moody Funeral Home, Erevard,
for Mrs. Bettie Owen, 73, of
Lake Toxaway, who died Wed
nesday in a Brevard hospital
after a short illness.
The Rev. Tommy Owen of
ficiated. Burial was in Pisgah
Gardens Cemetery. Grandsons
and nephews were pallbearers.
Mrs. Owen was a native of
Jackson County and had lived
most of her life in Transylvania
County.
Surviving are her husband,
Berlin Owen; two sons<, A. L.
of Arden and Ray S. Owen of
Miami, Fla.; a brother and
eight sisters; four grandchil
dren and two great-grandchil
dren.
When in need of job printing,
call The Transylvania Times.
S. A. Hughes Named Regional
Supervisor For First-Citizens
Sidney A. Hughes, vice presi
dent and regional supervisor in
Western North Carolina for
First - Citizens Bank & Trust
Company, has been elevated to
the position of Senior Vice
President of the state-wide
bank.
The announcement was made
bv R. P. Holding, Jr., chairman,
following action of the Board
of Directors.
During his 21 year career
with First - Citizens, the bank
executive has held management
positions in both the install
ment loan and commercial bank
ing departments.
In his current position as
senior vice president, he is res
ident manager of the Asheville
Office of First - Citizens and
supervises the Canton, Brevard
and Saluda offices of the bank.
In addition to his business
•OSi
activities, Mr. Hughes is treas
urer of the Asheville Chamber
of Commerce, serves on the
board of the Asheville Better
Business Bureau, is treasurer
of the Asheville area Red Cross,
is a strong supporter of the
University of North Carolina
at Asheville, serving on the
Foundation. He is also a mem
ber of the Biltmore Forest
Country Club and the Asheville
City Club.
A native of Conway, South
Carolina, Mr. Hughes is a grad
uate of the University Of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill and
studied business at the Alex
ander Hamilton Institute.
He and his family attend the
First Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Hughes and his wife, the
former Anna Avant of White
ville, have two children.
SIDNEY A. HUGHES <*
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