BSEVASD NEWS, BKEVAKD, N. C.
AFTER TWO YEARS
Asheville Testimony Remains
Unshaken.
Time is the boat test of trntb.
Qeofe is »in Asheville story that has
^tood the test of time. It is a story
with a point which will come
>«traigbt home to many of us.
Mrs. M. P. Lee, JIO Ashland Ave.,
Asheville, N. C.,s}iys: “I suffered
from pains throuf'h my back and
tsides. My kidneys were irrogular
tn action and I hud nervous and
lizzy spells. Doan’s Kidney Pills
made me feel better.” (Statement
•^riven February 17, llU'i.)
RESULTS THAT REMAIN.
OVER TWO YEARS LATER,
Mrs. Lee said : “I have had no oc-
*asion to use Doan’s Kidney Pills
ftitelv. I atn still contident that
they are afjjood kidney medicine.”
Price r)Oc, at all dealers. Don’t
simplv ask for a kidney renn'dy—
*;et Doan’s Kidney Pills—the sanu'
that Mrs. Li*e has twice publicly
recoinmendt'd. Fosti'rMilbnrn ('o..
Pni])s,, ButTalo, X- Y.—Advertise
rnent.
WANTS MORE ORCHARD CRASS
B. M. Boyd of the Little River
section, who has the only piece of
orchard grass in his community,
believes that it coulu be made very
profitable to the farmers either as
hay or pasture since it affords the
latest green feed in the fall and the
earliest in the spring. He had
great success growing it in Wadi-
son county and thinks he will at
his Little River home. Anyvva3\
he is proud of his crop this year on
which his stock is grazing to sjden-
did advantage.
Mr. Boyd would like to see more
farmers growing it and paying less
attention to the wood industry in
the busy farm season.
GLOUCESTER NEWS
PLANS MAKING FOR BIG
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY
IN BREVARD ON MAY 1
City Market
12c per pound cash paid
for hens and fryers. Cash
market prices paid for ctrjjs.
We have the following
meats and produce for sale:
Chickens
Pork
Lettur*^
Beef
Fish
Celery
Sweet Potatoes Turnips
We buy all kinds of hides.
City MarkeL
S. F. ALLISON, Proprietor
PHONE 47
Ro"inald Kitchen of Brevnrd In
stitute is detained at home m Jic-
count of sickness.
Hurt Stover made a business trip
to Brevard Wednesday.
L. Galloway and J. M. Galloway
visited Rosman Saturday.
Alien (’raft left Monday for a
week’s visit to friends and rela
tives in Kentucky.
lioy LuMance, who has been in
Texas and Okluhoma for the |)ast
17 months, has returned home.
Clarence Green visited Iriends
and relatives at Balsam l ist week.
Ernest Allen, while at work in
the woods last Wednesday receivj‘d
a very j)ainful wound. A limb
struck him across the face, sever
ing his nose.
George Holt, who has been suf
fering from a broken leg since last
Oi'tobcr, was rt'niovcd last week to
a hospital in Asheville f»)r treat
ment. Boomkk.
Resolutions
Of Respect
A NEW SUIT
COSTS FROM
$10 to $50
I Moiiuirials, rrsohitiDti'-anil c.inl'i of thanks
pu'olislu'il 111 tliis cdliiiiin at rate of onc-foiiitli
I ct'iit a wDiil.
Wlicrcas. on the eis^lith day of
j March, l'.'i7, tlic Lord, in IJis infi-
nit(‘ wisdom, saw lit to takd from
I atnon^ us on«W)f our most lu'lpful
Sundav soliool workers and in-
Your old suit
can be cleaned,
pressed, repair
ed and made to
look almo.Nt us
jjood as new for
50 cents; SI.00 a
month for foui
suits.
Citi' Pressing Club
J. E. WATERS, Prop.
EYEGLASS
SATISFACTION
I
Means Relief, Comfort and
.Style. lU'comin'j: Glasses
Cost no IMore,
OU.C.OENISQIUQii'i.O.)
Oj>tni',ii ti ;.-t aii;I (! '.'' liin.
52 Pat!on Avenue, Asii^vilSe, N. C.
(In lii-n'i;TS'in .Icwi Ir'.' Slorc.)
j fln(‘ntial nn'uibers,
Mr. Miles Ret'ce :
Be it Kcsolvi'd, Tliereiore :
First, That wo bow in bumble
snljunssion to the will of our Lord
Jesus Christ.
Si'cond, That the work lu* has
been (loini^ must be continued, and
that wt‘ ap](ly ourselvt's mort' re
solutely.t.) its aeeoiM])lishment.
Tliiril, That wt* take bis life as a
model in evt'ry res]ject and strive
to reach the goal to which Ik; con
tinually pointed us in the Sunila\’
scln'ol work.
Fourth, That we exti‘nd our
deejiest syin])a*liy to the bereaviul
laniily, and ])vay that they may be
(•'Hriiorted with the thought that
, their loss is his t'tt'rnal j;ain.
Fifth, That cojtii's ot tlu‘s«* reso
lutions be sent to the faiuilv, tlie
Brevard News, Th(i Fri('i\ds Mes
ser,tlu^ (’hristian Advocate,
and the Missionary V(iice, ami a
(H)]»r be s])r('ad on the Jiiinutes of
the tSnnday sfhx;l.
VolioN \ H A IIUKI.SON,
.1. K. M ith(*ws,
Ea KI.KKN K 1’( >I N DKXTF.K,
(,'oininittee.
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Our straw hat family is a large one, grades and
prices ranging to suit tdstc and purSe; anywhere Irsm
10 cents to $6.00,
Here are some of oar goodsi
PANAMAS, $4,00 TO $6.00
BANGKOK, $$4.50
LEGHORNS, $3.25
DRESS STRAW HATS, $1.25 TO $3.00
100 or more assorted sailors for misses and ladies,
10 to 50 cents.
Panama and Straw Hats left with us before April 25 will be
included with those to be shipped for cleaning and blocking.
Weilt’s Gents’ Store
The Sunday schools throughout
the county are making prepara
tions for representation at the
county Sunday school rally to be
held at the Brevard Institute build
ings on Tuesday, May 1,
This will bo the third annual
rally and while the others were
good those in charge of the one for
this year hope to make it the most
interesting of any.
An important change in the pro
gram of last year will be in the
matter of refreshments. Last year
the Sunday schools of Brevard fur
nished the refreshments. This year
all schools will be requested to co
operate, each school working up at
least enough interest to provide
food for all its ])upils in attendance.
The dinner will be served on the
Institute grounds from a long table
urrang(*d for taking care of all the
j)rovisions.
W'hile a workers’ council was held
in the afternoon last year no fixed
program was arranged. This year
topics of interest to superinti'u-
dents, teachers and other Sunday
school workers will be interspersed
with the mental contents to take
]>lace in the afternoon. An organi
zation will be i)erfeeted so as to
have perniani'nt oflicers to look
after the rally arrangements from
year to Vi'ar.
Morning Proj»ram.
Miss Allit: (’iiT'.trell. mounted, will
act as marshal. Sunday schools will
assemble at the Episcojnil churcli
at 10 ::>0 o’clock and begin the line
of march, twt) abreast, i)roceeding
uj) Main street to ('aidwell, thence
to Dejiot street past the Southern
di'])ot and uj) Whitmire street to
the Institute, assembling in the two
auditoriumsat 11 o'clock, beginning
the })rogram at 11:I?>. Each Sun
day school is expected to take some
])art in tlu' ])rouram by music, talk,
recitation, rt'ading, etc., tlu' kind
of I'xercise to be optional with the
school.
Henry lianson will preside ovt'r
the exercises td' the morning and
aftt'rnoon.
The morning st'ssion will open
with the soni:,“America. ■’ all stand-
iuL,'. This will 1)0 followed with
])rayer by iit'v. Dr. C. I), (’hajmian.
Prof. II. Trowbridge will delivi'r
the address of wi'lcome, to v.liieli
Howling lliMuierson will respuiid.
Tlu* exercises reud(‘red by the
various schools will be inters])er.-ed
with a selection Irom the LJarbc'r
Shtjj) chorus of Brevard. The
morning ex' icisv's will close wiih a
chorus, “TIu' Star SjM'Ugled Ban-
iu‘r," foil wed withjirayer by Rev.
A. J. Manle\’.
W. (>. Parker will act as chiel
u >lier in seiiiini; the ]itH>i>le jind in
directing th>ise jiartu ii'ating in thi‘
])rogram from one auditorium to
the other sinct* it will l)i‘ neet'ssary
to liavi* the program rt-])eated in
order to acommod:ite all lheueoi)lu.
Afternoon Projjram
(Convene at ‘J in main audi
torium.
Mrs. J. A. Forsythe—(iraded
Les'ioui?.
Rev. J. K. May—“How* to Interest
Boys in Snnday School Work. ’
“Methods in Increasing Sunday
School Att(“ndanee”—Round table
(ii.'-i ii-'sion h!d by Noah M. Hollo-
W»‘ 1.
i'. ifecting i)ermanent organiza
tion.
'I’he ati ’efic feature of the rally
A ill iiu ..idi; a baseball game be
tv\een Brevard and Brevard Insti
tute and a basket ball game be
tween the town and the Institute,
in the afternoon.
Mental Contests.
The rules and conditions govern
ing the mental contests for the
afternoon exercises on the county-
wide Sundav school rylly day on
May I at Brevard Institute, are
given below. These contests are
open to members of all Snnday
schools in the county. In the morn
ing program every Sunday school
in the county is requested to take
a ])artin the way of a song, recita
tion t»r some other exercise. Snn
day school superintendents are
urged to look after this matter ami
see to it that their schools are rep
resented in some wav so as to
make the exercises as representa
tive as possible.
Contests In Bible.
The folio jving passages are to be
recited from memory:
Nineteenth chapter of Psalms.
First chapter of Psalms.
Thirteenth chapter of First
Corinthians.
Fifty fifth chapter of Isaiah.
Fourteenth chapter of John.
Essay Contests
Essay of not more thao 1,(U'0
words on “The Witnesses for
Christ” as presented in John’s gos
pel.
These essays must be written by
Sunday School students but sug
gestions as to wording and penman
ship may be made by Snnday school
teachers.
Map Contests. .
“Map of Chri.st’s Gallilean Min
istry or (’>ne of Paul’s Missionary
.lourneys.”
Maps and essays must be pre
sented to Brevard Institute or mail
ed to Prof. C. H. Trowbridge not
later than April 27.
Singing Contests
For best rendering of either quar
tet, chorus or duett of any one of
the following hymns:
Lead Kindly Light.
Jerusalem the Golden.
():iwaiil Cliristian Soldiers.
Bi'ni'alh the(’ross of .lesus.
1 Abide With M;>.
Ilt)ly, Holy, Holy.
The Son of God Goes Forth to
War.
Faith of our Farthers Living
Still.
) Master letjue Walk with Thee.
Fling out the Banner.
Doar Lord and Father of Man
kind.
Iinmortiil Love Foievt-r Fnll.
(> l..ittle Town of B( thlehem.
Wi‘ March, Wt* Marcl> to Victory.
Tlu*re will be jnd^es in »‘ach of
t ht'^^e contests and honorable men
tion will t)e niado in the Brevard
Xt'ws ol‘ tlioj^i! making first, second
aud third ]ihices in each contest.
Furnishing Refreshments
I Th(^ rei'rt shnu-nt committee on
I tlu* Siuiilay school rally to be held
I on May 1 wislu'.s to call attention
I to the change in the ])rogram of
j last year in the matter of retresh-
\ men {s. j
Brevard ;ind Oak (irove hereto-
fon* li;iv(; furnished lunch for the’
icountv. i
■ * »
'riiis year the coininitteo re;ira*sts I
'•ueh .Stiiiday school r(*pre>ented to !
I send Inii d) for 1 hos(i in atteTi'Jance *
i'rom Ih.it Sunday school, and in
tills Wav ]iiip(‘s to arouse a spirit of '
CO-oT er.! t.11. I
I 'J'i:e will ])e left at the!
main buililnig of tlu* Institute on'
t’liat iii,;i‘ning where a committee i
, will ri'Ci ive and take care of them. |
At vliecluseof the morning ]!ro-1
m'rii;! lu’ich will be served on the
I ^i:n,n?;ds oT the Institute, all gather-
jing arouTid a long table,
i Thost' s('c.ding ri-ire.^hments on i
•plates or ]>latters arii re(}ui'st(ul to
w’rite names on sanu*, also on
baskets. ^
Mrs. (). L. Ekwin, i
(
('hairman Refresluiu'ut Committee, j
The names of those serving on the ]
cominitteL-3 follow, the letter within |
parenthesis before each name indicating ;
the denomination or Sunday school repre- i
senteJ, the first-named being chairman. !
Athktics: (P.) John Smith; (O. G.) j
Eugene Allison; (M.) Woodford Zachary; !
(I.) John Hamrick; (E.) Alex Kizer; (B.)
Joe Tinsley.
Mental Contests: (R) J. C. Jones; (O.
(I.) \V. II. Allison; (M.) Miss Hattie Aiken;
(!.) Miss .M.iud Ellen Pike; (E.) Mrs. H. N.
Carrier; (P.) Miss Katherine Erwin.
Refreshments: (E.) Mrs. O. L. Erwin;
(O. G.) Mrs. W. H. Allison; (M.) Mrs. T. D.
England; (P.) Mrs. Goode Cheatham; (H.)
Mrs. W. M. Henry; (I.) Miss Alma Trow
bridge.
Procram: (O. G.) V. D. Peek; (B.) ().
L. Jones; (P.) A. B. Riley; (I.) A. F. Mitch
ell; (M ) Miss Sue Cannon; (E.) Mrs. C. M.
Doyle.
Hardsnip Better Than Poverty,
The merchant, dreading the south
west wind wrestling with the Icarian
waves, praises retirement and the ru
ral life of his native town, but soon
he retires to his shattered bark, in
capable of being taught to endure pov
erty.—Horace.
$15 Per Cord for Chestnut Wood
Cut your chestnut into telephone poles and you will
receive about $J5 per cord for them* Write for prices
and specifications.
ERSKINE POLE CO., WEAVERVILLE, N. C
Cash Paid at Siding.
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MINCK.
APPLE.
HUCKLEBERUY
BLACKBCRRX
RHUSAAB^
LEMOH, (eACK
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BRISP^PIES
FRESH fruits’BERRIES
FDR YOUR mSLE
IN SEASON.
Philipp’s Bakery
Phone 24
mcpm
ALL KINDS
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HIS grocery store wouldn’t be the complete and up to date estab
lishment It is if we didii t carry a large line of crackers. The
children know all about our cracker and cake and cooky
tins. Trust them for that. You can often buy crackers
U) bulk at a saving. Besides carrying the biggest
line of groceries, we give satisfying service.
COX 6c KILPATRICK
Phone 41
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Ornamental Furniture
After the necessities in furnishing a home,
such as beds, tables and chairs, come the
pieces which give an atmosphere of beauty,
elegance and prosperity.
Our China Closets and Sideboards
cannot be surpeissed for their decorative qualities and
they will delight the eyes of every fastidious house
keeper. These cabinets, appointed with gleaming silver
ware and sparkling cut glass, will help to make your
home an abode ot luxurious comfort
Our Word Is a Guaranty of Honest Values
HOME SUPPLY COMPANY
C. M. COOKE, Proprietor. BREVARD, N. C.