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Vol. 84—(No. 48 BREVARD, N. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 * SECTION TWO jk
NEW TRANSYLVANIA SHRINERS — The
largest class from this county since 1943 was
initiated and became members of Oasis Temple,
Charlotte, at a recent Fall Ceremonial held in
Asheville. The class was named the Asheville
1971 Class. Pictured above, ieft to right, are:
Harvey Souther, Charles Petit, Kenneth O’Shields,
Charles B. Peevy, Milford Hubbard and Charles
Moss. Absent when picture was made were: Alvin
Victor Morgan and Arnold Barman Carter. There
were 275 candidates in the class.
(Photo by Bill Boggs)
f Local Officers Will Take Part In
School Of Instructions Dec. 4th
*. A school of instructions for
the 60th Masonic District: will
be held in Kedron Masooic
'Temple, Hendersonville on Sat
urday, December 4th, from 5:00
3>.m. until 11:00 p.m.
Z This announcement comes
jfrom J. Frank Nixi district
Ideputy grand lecturer of this
district.
* The school of instructions
!will be under the supervision of
Mr. Nix, and he will be assist
ed by I. E. Johnson, certified
lecturer and member of Kedron
"lodge.
- During intermission, refresh
ments will be served.
*' Clifford Frady, Worshipful
blaster of Dunn’s Rode lodge,
Women Past 21
WITH BUDOCJt IRRITATION
Suffer Many Troubles
After 21, commofc Kidney or Madder
Irritation* affect twice at many women
_i from too frequent, burning or
itching urination both day and night.
Secondarily, you may lose sleep and
suffer from Headaches, Backache and
feel old, tired, depressed. In such irri
tation. CYSTEX usually brings fast,
rslaainc comfort by curbing irritating
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strong, acid urine and by anal
n relief, r-‘
_J. Oct CYSTEX at drug
Sec how fast it can help you.
urges the officers and mem
bers to make every effort to at
tend this important meeting,
and he especially urged the
newly made Master Masons to
attend.
The master stated:
We will leave the local tem
ple at 4:30 and anyone needing
transportation should be at the
temple at the above time.
The local officers will ex
emplify the following in the
work:
1) Dispense with labor as at
stated communication
2) Resume labor
3) Exemplify first section of
Master Mason’s degree.
CARD OF THANES
We would Rkfflp express our
Sincere appreciation for the
kindpess and. sympathy shown
us at the death of our dear,
loved onie.
The Family of
Harold E. Torrance
Trucks Are Lifetime
More than 35,000 American
communities—more every year
— are totally dependent on
truck transportation to deliver
the goods needed for daily liv
ing.
Harvey Miller Has Choral
Piece Accepted By Festival
Of University Of S. Florida
HARVEY MILLER
Weather Road Enemy
Studies show weather is the
worst, enemy of good highways.
Soaking raina, frost, heat, and
rapid temperature changes
break up highways—even those
where traffic is light!
When yon think of prescrip
tions. think of VARNER’S, adr.
Harvey Miller of the music
faculty of Brevard College hasi,
for the second consecutive
year, had a choral piece accept
ed in the Contemporary Choral
Festival of the University of
South Florida in Tampa. His
work, Before Thee Father, is
one of fifteen chosen from num
erous composers from the
southeastern United States.
Mr. Miller’s composition will
be performed at the Festival
by the seventy-five member
Melbourne (Fla.) High School
Chorus. Each year the Festival
has a well - known composer to
attend and act as a commenta
tor. This year William Shuman,
chairman of Julliard School of
Music, will offer his comments
and criticisms.
Mr. Miller plans to travel to
Tampa to attend the Festival in
late January._ _
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SOCIAL SECURITY
\
Questions And
Answers j
By I
NORRIS G. GRUBBS \
Field Representative
Q. I am a self-employed car
penter. How do I pay my So
cial Security tax?
A. When you file your Fed
eral tax returns you pay
your Social Security tax and
any income tax due at that
time. Instructions are includ
ed with the tax returns.
Q. Is an ambulance cost un
der Medicare when the pa
tient is taken to the doctor’s
office.
A. No. The patient must
be taken to the hospital and
an ambulance must be medi
cally necessary before Medi
care will pay the bill.
Q. I will be old enough to
file for Social Security bene
fits and have a delayed birth
certificate. Is this enough
proof or should I bring the old
Bible also?
A. The delayed birth cer
tificate might be enough
proof but to be sure the fam
ily Bible or some other proof
should be brought in also.
Q. I am a 23 year old fe
male and have had my Social
Security number for 6 years. I
recently married. Am I ito make
some change in my Social Se
curity account?
A. Yes — your name should
he changed. Call or write your
nearest Social Security office
for the proper forms.
Q. 1 am a career man in the
army and married. I realize I
don’t have some of the expens
es civilians dot, but then my
salary is not too high either.
Will that mean lower Social
Security benefits for my fam
ily or myself?
A. Not any more it doesn’t.
Up to $300 noncontributory
wage credit can be added to
your Social Security account
each quarter now.
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Eastern Star And Masons Will
Have Covered Dish Supper, 9th
Members of Pisgah Chapter
#198 Order of the Eastern Star
will be hostesses to the Masons
and their wives in the dining
room of the Masonic Temple at
7:00 o’clock on Dec. 9th.
A covered dish supper will be
rerved, consisting of ham and
turkey salads, vegetables and
deserts.
Mrs. Mary Linville, secretary
of the chapter states it is sel
dom the Star has an oppor
tunity to express its appreci
ation to the Masons for their
support and cooperation.
Clifford W. Frady, the Wor
shipful Master, states a stated
communication of Dunn’s Rock
lodge will be held following the
covered dish supper
A Master Mason’s lodge will
be opened promptly at 8:00
o’clock. Labor will be dispensed
with at 8:15 and the wives and
friends of the Masons will be
extended an invitation to the
lodge room at which time a pro
gram will be given.
Theodore E. Reid, Past Mas
ter and Past District Deputy
Grand Master of the 60th
Masonic District, will present
25-year certificates and lapel
buttons to the following mein
bers:
Bruce Hagguad Cassell, Wfcr
ren Coy Fisher, Vernon Peny
Fullbright, Robert Tabor Kim
zey, Harry Foster Morgan, Leo
Augustus Reid, Charles La
Garee Russell and Fred Otis
Stroup.
Charles B. Peevy, Past Mas
ter and Chairman of the Edu
cational committee, will give a
program on Masonic Education.
Following the program, labor
will be resumed and the annual
election of officers will be held
to serve next year.
When you think of prescrip
tions. think of VARNER’S, adr.
By The
BREVARD JAYCEES
Wed, December 8th Through Thursday, December 23rd
9 A.M. To 9 P.M. DAILY
Next To Carolina Tire Company
On The Four Lane Asheville Highway
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YOUR CHOICE OF
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Proceeds From The Jaycee Christmas Tree Sale Will
Be Used To Help Sponsor The Christmas House
For The Needy Of Transylvania County
THIS PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE IS CONTRIBUTED BY
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