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Transylvania County Real Estate Transactions
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wiring the month of August,
there were 76 real estate trans
actions recorded in the Register
of Deeds office.
According to Fred H. Israel,
the Registrar, they were as fol
lows:
Elizabeth P. Hogan et vir, to
Frank Cogdill et ux, Dunn's
Rock
Clarence D. Feldman et ux, to
E. Gordon Timmons et ak Hog
back
William G. Randolph et ux,
to Charles R. Mills et ux, Bre
vard
Iva S. Whitmire, to Dorothy
C. Gravely et vir, Brevard
Charles M. Morgan Co., to
Wade H. Long et ux, Brevard
Mabel Clearwater, to Jack
Fleming et ux, Hogback
Mabel R. Clearwater, to Nor
ton T. Clearwater, Sr. et ux,
Hogback
William J. McCall et ux, to
Floy441, .Jones et ux, Little
George O. Rudolph et ux, to
Ronald C. Coulter et uxi, Hog
Is a change of shoes
advisable?
Yes, change shoes and hosi
ery at least once a day. You
will find it is very refreshing
and gives you a definite ‘lift’.
Shoes ane designed for dif
ferent purposes. Use the ap
propriate shoe for the pur
pose. If you stand for long
periods on your job, wear
comfortable shoes with low
heels. The shoes worn by
nurses are an example of a
good functional shoe.
Take the greatest care in
fitting your shoes. Do not de.
pend on size or number
alone, but have them fitted
with the correct last or shape
every; time you buy new
shoes. Improper shoes can
deform the feet with bun
ions, corns and callouses and
can contribute to more seri
ous ailments.
Changing shoes for work,
play of relaxation can give
a lift to your spirits and con
tribute to your good health
and morale.
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Shoe World
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College Shopping Cental
Brevard. N. C.
back
Emmett 0. Allison et ux, to
Martin R. Moore et ux et al
Hogback
Edgar S. Nicholson et ux, to
John D. Nicholson et ux, Bre
vard
A. R. Sarratt et ux, to A. R.
Sarratt, Jr. et ux et al, Brevard
Curtis L. Kelley et ux, to Hen
ry C. McDonald, Jr., Brevard
William O. Shuler et ux, to
Ronald L. Case et ux, Dunn’s
Rock
Claude B. Owen et ux, to
Donald W. McCall et ux, Hog
back
Lucille H. Briggs, to Danny
M. Smith et ux, Cathey’s Creek
Kenneth R. Brand et ux, to
Robert S. Lawrence et ux,
Cathey’s Creek
Donald P. Mims et ux, to Mrs.
Ray S. Garrard, Little River
Charles A. Murdy et ux, to
Rosa V. Zipperer, Hogback
Randall E. Norris et ux, to
Alvin Lee Holden et ux, Dunn’s
Rock
E. Gene Ramsey et ux et al,
to Clarke Wellborn et ux, Eas
tatoe
Margaret S. Sherrill et vir, to
Oscar E. Lothery et ux, Brevard
s tiri
Frenchbroad Investments,
Inc., to Sherman M. Bridgman;
Jr. et ux, Brevard
Merrill Whitener et ux et al,
to Jo Ann Hall, Little River
Dave Whitson et ux, to Ralph
H. Murr, Jr. et ux, Dunn’s Rock
R. M. Eller et ux, to Forest
Lake Estate, Inc., Cathey’s Creek
Charles M. Morgan Co., to
Robert B. Chappell et ux, Bre
vard
Martha G. Boswell, to Alonzo
B. Wickers, IV;, Brevard
Lake Toxaway Co., to Melvin
C. Magidson iet ux, Hogback
Richard A. Wood, to Jose
phine White
Jean M. DeBord et vir, to C.
V. Davis, Brevard
Wesley W. Lawton, Sr. et ux,
W. L. Bishop Tr. et al, Little
River
Wesley W. Lawton, Sr. et ux,
to Weslev W. Lawton, Jr. et ux,
Little River
Robert E. Tinsley, to Lyda A.
Mosesi Cathey’s Creek
Clyde Holden et ux, to George
H. Clemons et al, Eastatoe
Lake Toxaway Co., to A. Pa
tricia Powers et al, Hogbacck
Wilburn E. Roberts et ux, to
Dorothy M. Hoover, Brevard
John Thomas New -et inC' to '
James E. Wiechert et ux, Bre
vard
Emma Orr et al. to Perry R.
Raxter et ux, Boyd
Clyde V. Higel et ux. to
Charles V. Shuler, little River
Jack C,' Owen et tix, to Keith
Fisher et ux; Hogback
F. D. "Alexander et ux. to W.
H. Alexander et ux et al. Hog
back
Martha P. Boswell, to William
P. Wright et ux, Brevard
Donald L. Parker, to Jo Ray
Parker, Brevard
Emil D. McLeon et ux, to
Albert H. Koehler et ux, Hog
back
W. W. Ward et ux, to Ralph
M. Winsett et ux. Dunn’s Rocck
Theodore T. Watson et ux,
to W. W. Ward et ux, Dunn’s
Rock
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George W. Bennett ct ux, to
W. W. Ward et ux, Dunn’s Rock
Elizabeth P. Lothery et vir ct
al, to Donald M. Blackwell, Bre
vard
Floyd W. Jones et ux, to Wil
liam H. Mayben, Jr. et ux, Hog
back
Echel M. Galloway et ux et
al, to John Singleton et ux, Eas
tatoe
Melvin Chappell et ux, to R.
B. Bowden, Eastatoe
Middle Fork Corp., to R. B.
Bowden, Eastatoe
Phyllis A. Mathers, to Vir
ginia S. Mathers, Dunn’s Rock
Robert E. Heath, to Robert
E. Heath et ux, Brevard
Paul Miller et ux, to Mack E.
Pollard et ux, Brevard
Lake Toxaway Co., to Rex
Dillard et ux, Hogback
Glen Cannon Land Co. Inc.,
to Dwight W. Martin et ux,
Dunn’s Rock
Syble M. McCrary ct vir et al,
to Nathan W. Taylor et ux, Lit
tle River
Nell B. Owen, to Pearl Owen,
Brevard
Robin Hood, Inn., to Paul
Newman et ux, Dunn’s Rock
Lake Toxaway Co., to William
H. Gleasons, Tr., Ilogbacck
Lake Toxaway Co., to Ray
mond E. Bittner et ux, Hogback
Herbert Stover et ux et al
to Herschel Townley, Brevard
E. H. Singletary et ux, to
Sandra Norman Singletary, Eas
tatoe
Ernest W. C. Mayer et ux, to
George F. Von Essen et ux,
Hogback
Alvin T. Smith ct ux. to Wil
liam H. Schmidt et ux, Eastatoe
John H. West et ux, to Olin
Corp., Brevard
Middle Fork Corp., to Billy
E Pressley et ux, Eastatoe
Dew'itt H. Foreman et ux et
al, to J. A. Baggett, Jr., et ux,
Eastatoe
Ransler King et ux, to John
W. Terjesen, Eastatoe
William H. Schmidt et ux, to
Alvin T. Smith et ux, Eastatoe
G. C. Whisnant, ct ux, to
Charles B. Hinkley et ux, Lit
tle River
Garland R. Reynolds et ux, to
Wesley W. English et ux,
Catheys’ Creek
Charles M. Morgan Co., to
Clarence W. Arnold et ux,
Cathey’s Creek
William E. Glaze et ux, to Ed
na Mae Williams, Brevard
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Sunday, August 29th
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Memorial Services For Cooks
Held At First Baptist Church
The entire 11 a. m. service
at the Brevard First Baptist
Church on Sunday, August
29th, was dedicated to the
memory of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cook, the young Brevard
couple found shot to death in
their home August 24th.
me luuss were active in rne
church and Sunday School and
were in charge of the young
people’s college program at the
church.
At the request of the Cooks’
family, the regular church
program was not interrupted.
Funeral services were held in
Boone, North Carolina ear
lier.
In a somber and appropriate
memorial, the Reverend Art
Fore, Education Minister who
gave the scripture reading said:
“Death takes us off a treadmill;
brings realization that our life
does not continue endlessly
. . . and nothing, not even death,
ever separates us from the pow
er of God.”
“Baptists bury their dead
in triumph,” said First Bap
tist, pastor the Reverend Rus
sell Willis . . . “In gladness
of salvation for the ones de
parted.”
The College Supper and ser
vicei, which was scheduled for
Sunday evening, August 29!h,
and which would have been the
Cooks' responsibility, was not
cancelled. This, it was believed,
was the way the Cooks would
have wanted it.
Fred R. Cook, an industrial
engineer at the Olin Corpora
tion plant at I’isgah Forest,
and his wife, Sandra Lee
Cook, who taught at Brevard
High School, were found shot
to death in their home at 122
Allison Road in north Brevard
on August 24th. Mr. Cook was
29 and Mrs. Cook 25.
When you think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER’S, adv.
Thomas Case Will Pay First
Official Visit To Lodge Here
Thomas G. Case, Henderson
ville, District Deputy Grand
Master of the 60th Masonic Dis
trict, has notified the officers
and members of Dunn’s Rock
Masonic lodge that he will pay
his official visit at a stated com
munication of the Temple on
East Main street, Thursday, Sep
tember 9th.
Mr. Case asks all officers and
members of the local Masonic
lodge who have in their pos
session one of the OSW hooks to
please bring them to the meet
ing for inspection.
Clifford W. Frady. Worship
ful Master, states that since this
is the first official visit of the
new District Deputy Grand
Master, he urges the officers
and members to make every cf
fort to attend this important
communication.
Several Masons from both
Henderson and Polk counties
are expected to accompany the
District Deputy Grand Master
to Brevard. The Master also ex
tends a cordial invitation to all
visiting Masons.
The Greeks Have A
Plant For It
The people and industries of
Hermoupolis, the capital of
Syr os in the Aegean Islands,
now obtain their domestic water
reouirem ents from the Aegean
Sea, thanks to a 220.000-gallon
P'l-day desalination plant. To
handle the highly corrosive salt
water, about 115.000 feet of
copper-nickel itubing are used
in the desalination plant.
School Calendar For 1971-72
(9V4 Months)
August 25, 1971 __ Pupil Assignment Day
August 26, 1971 _Beginning of 180-Day Term
May 24, 1972 _End of 180-Day Term
May 25-26, 1972 _Extended Term for Teachers
HOLIDAYS:
September 6, 1971_Labor Day
October 5, 1971_Professional Meeting
November 25 - 26, 1971 __Thanksgiving
December 22 - 31, 1971 _Christmas
January 17, 1972 _Teachers Work Day
Pupil Holiday
March 31 - April 3, 1972 _Easter
SCHOOL MONTHS:
First Month __ August 26 - 'September 23, 1971
Second Month _______ Sept. 24 - Oct, 22, 1971
Third Month-Oct. 25 - November 19, 1971
Fourth Month _:_Nov. 22 - Dec. 21, 1071
Semester Examinations Are To Be
Scheduled Immediately Prior To ,
Christmas Holidays. »'
Fifth Month- January 3 - January 31, 1972
Sixth Month _ February 1 - February 28, 1972
Seventh Month __ February 29 - March 27, 1972
Eighth Month-March 28 - April 26, 1972
Ninth Month_April 27 - May 24, 1&72
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Today.
You look at the way itfa.
And you know, somehow,
you’re going to make it different.
Better.
More special.
Something that isn’t always easy
to do.
Butyoudoit.
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and save it with us for tomorrow*
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everything you want itto he.
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