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**Living or Dting**
“Enoch Walked With God, and He
Was Not; For God Took Him”.
“People missed him one day, and
feaw him no more, but he was not lost;
Friends and readers just a few lines
to yoi» ^elcome PWfv 1
noticing for. some time past pie<^ in
your paper written about Miss Lola
G. Townsend and I woul^ like to Mjr
this. She has every trait of a very
fine character and always conducted
herself as a lady at all times. The
one that has been writing those hor
rid pieces and calling her “Town
rat” and “Townmouse” was jealous
of Miss Lola. And more than that
when Miss Lola got her ankle hurt at
school Ralph Hinkle took her home on
the wheel barrow because she could-
n^t walk, and that made Miss Pussy
foot” mad because Ralph didn’t go
to her home and whistle her out for
a wheelbarrow ride.
So long “Miss Pussy Foot”, you'll
get a ride some day before long.
Editor’s not — This is the first
time that we have noticed any per
sonalties in the correspondence, and
must request that it be stopped. We
appreciate all the news we can get
but the paper is no place for insinu
ations.
I regret to write of the death of
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God had lifted him over the river of mother, grandmother, great grand
death, so that he missed dying, and
had taken him home.”
“Christian life here is very sweet.
It is a glorious thing to walk with
.God in this world. But only in heav-
mother, aunt and great aunt; Mrs.
Polly Hinkle. She lived to the ripe
old age of 94 and was a mighty fine
old lady. She was loved by all who
Knew her and will be sorely rnissed
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good begun here. We are going on , survived by one son. Perry
into that land where all faith’s dreams Hinkle and a very large nur.
j.hall be realized, where all love’s vis- j both in this state an
ions shall be fufilled, nothing beauti- Carolina where she lived pr,
ful shall be lost.” J Mrs
“We shall meet our friends &n the ; thii= place Sunday,.
other side; dying is but parting for •
a little while. A child, about to fall | will go on
Eifleep, threw her wasted arms about Chattanooga, Ten’ .
her father’s neck, and said:: “Good | ^^ops for a few days
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night, dear father; I shall see you in
the morning”. -.She was right, we
only say “good-night”, and in a fairer
land we ;;hall say, “Good morning’%
“Life we’ve been long together,
Through pleasant and through cloudy
weather;
Ti’s hard to part when friends are
dear,
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His
her fa.li-
! ers at Pisgah Forest, and will join
her husband in a few days in Chattan.
‘ ooga, where they intend making thair
I future home. We wish them many
I years of happiness and much success
through life. Mr. Harry Grimshawe
I is home on an extended visit to his
father Dr. C. Grimshawe. His wife
] will join him in a short time.
Perhai>s t’will cost a sigh, a i,ear; j The whole community at large has
Then steal away, give little warning, been sulToring lately from the “Flue”.
Choose by our lime; i I\lr. Pe>*ry Hinkle at this writing is
Say not, “Good night”, but in some to be up from the Flue. Mrs.
brighter clime I C. H. Alexander visited Mrs. John
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THE FORD RUNABOUT needs no advertising About all we have to do is to tell you we can supp^ly the
demand with something like promptness and the selling is over. We have never been able to get enough
fro mthe factory to meet the demand and do not sup-pose we ever will get enough. There are more than
four million - five hundred thousand Ford cars in operation today, and of this number about three hundred
thousand are in foreign countries, the rest right here in America, but we have one hundred and five to one
hundred and ten millions of people and it looks from the way demand comes in that we will have to sell that
many Runabouts bfore we can satisfy that demand. . .
. . It is one great, little utility. It fits into every'man’s wants, from the physician to the worker in the factory,
fro m the country blacksimth to the millionaira railroad owner, from the contractor and his employees to
the millionaire sporting man’s entourage, almost as necessary these days as the handkerchief.
BREVARD MOTOR COMPANY
C H. KLUEPfeLEERa Manager
Ford Cars
Ford Service
Ford Parts
Fordson Tractors
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Sunday.
Mr. John Hinkle
Bid me, “Good morning”. i
So should it ever be with us and a business trip to South Caro-
life when We part here: | lina Monday, January 24th. Mr.
“Say good night, but in some brigh John Hinkle and nephew Mr. Perry
ter clime bid me “Good morning”. | Cheek made a hurried trip to S. C.,
To our dear ones and friends, we Friday and Saturday, Will soon
shall say, “good night”, God grant it, j time to get to work in the garden
that, in the best of lands, we may the farms. Veita Hinkle,
greet them with “good morning”. j Henry Hinkle’s youngest son has
A PRAYER: ■ | been very sick for several days with
0 thou, in w'hose Hands are the to be up again,
issues of life and death, we gladly | weather looks very unfavor-
leave them there—dear hands which | I'^ble this morning. Believe we
never caused Thy child a needless going to have some snow,
tear. Life is Thy gift, and it is j school at this place |s out and
very sweet. It is a glorious thing to beloved teacher is gone. We
walk with Thee in thig world. But ^ miss her and regretted to
w^e cannot get the whole of anything | ber up as she was an exceeding-
good begun here. It is only in that i young lady and gained many
better land to which we are going ! friends here.
j ram,
Mrs.
Mrs. Alice Hinkle
John Hinkle Monday evening.
that all faith’s dreams shall be real-
and all one’s visions be fulfilled.
Nothing beautiful shall be lost.
We know that we shall meet our
dear ones and friends on the other
side, for dying is but a parting for
Messrs. Henry Hinkle, Car
Burrell, and George Beddingfield are
at work down about Pisgah Forest.
Good luck to the won"'en and children
at home. Come again “Miss Pussy
Foot”, and “Miss'Bunny Town”, we
• little while. _ Nay death does not ■ tickled to see your amusing mouse
part us from our beloved, it brings
us evft nearer to them if we are true
and faithful in our love. The living
links which bond their hearts to ours
3?row stronger day by day.
“Dear hands, unclasped from ours,
are clasping Thee:
“Thou boldest us forever in Thy
Heart”, whether we live therefore
by the way. you Vv^rite and the way
you look. We regret to write of the
death of Mrs. Caroline Rogers. She
died February 4 and her remains
were laid to rest in the Pleasant
Grove cemetery Sunday February 6.
We extend much sympathy tocher re
latives and many friends. Misses
Pearl and Dora Kinsey and Messers.
or die we are Thine. In this faith j Carl and Leeman Reid were visiting
we would live, in this faith, we would
fall asleep in Jesus, Amen—C.D.C.
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RO^itf BROOK NEWS:
Mrs. H. M. Mayfield of Piedmont,
S. C., visited her daughter, Mrs. A.
M. Hmnet at Rock Brook Farm.
^We are glad to see some pretty
weather. /
They had an all day singing at
Conestee Church Sunday.
All the people are getting ready
for gardening.
Come on Pansey and make a grand
paper.. Honey Bee.
in Cascadia a few days ago.
Mrl H. P. Sitton of Pendleton, S. -C.,
is at his summer home in this com
munity and we extend him our hearty
welcome.
visited good the default as provided for in
trust be executed, notice having
been given to the makers to make
Mr. John Hinkle spent the evening good the default as provided for in
with Mr. Henry Sitton Sunday, Feb- said Deed in Trust, and the default
^ not having been made good, the un-
ruary 5. dersigned Trustee will sell to the
, . . T5 1 highest bidder for cash at the Court
Mr. W. H. Hinkle went to Brevard jjQygg Door in the town of Brevard,
Monday to attend the Road Commis- N. C., on Monday, Mar. 14, 1921 at
^ J ... 12 o’clock M. all the following de-
s'.oncrs meeting to try and see if he gcj-jbed lot of land and premises sit-
can get some W'ork done on the roads uated in the town of Brevard, N. C.
, ii , . on the north side of Main St. ad-
in and around here as they are in a joining lands of J. E. Clayton ’ and ,
terrible fix. Robert Wilbanks spent and others, and bounded as follows: '
• V. --T. I.- J i ^ Beginning on a stake on the North
the night with his grandparents Mr. ^ jvjargjjj of Main Street, at a point'60
and Mrs. Perry Hinkle recently. -feet from the west margin of North
the outer edge of the west porch of
This is my first piece and if it the present hotel building of J. E.
escapes the waste basket I will try Clayton, and runs then with North
I Margin of Mam Street, North 64 de-
to come again. ■ grees West, 40 feet to a stake on said
Kind wishes and good luck to all., Me
M-o>rning Glory. j grees East, 80 feet to a stake; then
. South 64 degrees East parallel to
^ main street 40 feet to a stake in the
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, j line of lot No. 1 on which the hotel
MANAGEMENT. ETC., building is located; then with the line
of Lot No. 1 and parallel to North
BREVARD CHURCH DIRECTORY:
required by the act of Congress of
August 24, 1912 of the Brevard News
published weekly at Brevard, N. C.
for April, 1920.
State of North Carolina, County of
Transylvania.
Before me, a notary public, in and
for the state and county aforesaid,
personally appeared Wm. A. Band,
who, having been duly sworn accord
ing to law, deposes and says, that he
is manager and publisher of the Bre
vard News; W. E. Breese, Brevard,
N. C. is owner.
Signed by Wm. A. Band, Brevard,
N. C.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 16th day of July, 1920, T. H.
Shipman. My commission ekpiress
August 7, 1921. . _
NOTICE—LAND SALE BY
TRUSTEE:
Caldwell Street and 60 feet from
sanie and with the outer edge'of the
west porch of the hotel building above
named, 80 feet to the beginning.
B6ing lot No. 2 of the J. E. Clayton
property.
Sale made to satisfy said note, prin
cipal and interest, cost and expenses
of sale.
February 9th, 19$1.
WELCH GALLOWAY,
Trustee.
BAPTIST CHURCH:
Rev. C, E. Puett, Pastor; Preach
ing every Sunday at 11:00 A. M.;
and 7=30 P. M,; Sunday School, 9:45
A. M.; D, F. Moore, Supt.; Prayer \
meeting eve/ry Wednesday night. All
welcome.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH:
Rev. John C. Seagle, Pastor; Ser
vices on Sunday at 11:00 A. M.; and
5:00 P. M.; Sunday School 10:00 A.
M.; Service on Friday at 5:00 P. M.
The Public Cordially Invited.
‘ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. John R. Hay, Pastor; Preach
ing at 11:00 A. M. every Sunday;
Sunday School at 10:00 A. M.; E.
W. Blythe, Supt.; Song Service Wed
nesday Evenings.
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METHODIST CHURCH:
Rev. A. S. Rapei', Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday at 11:00
A.M., and 7:00 P. M.; Sunday School
9:45 A. M.; Welch Galloway, Supt.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
Night.
Everyone welcome at all these
services.
state of North Carolina,
Transylvania County.
I, G. C. Kilpatrick, Register of
Deeds, and ex-officio clerk to the
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUM-
MONS BY PUBLICATION:
North Carolina, Transylvania County County Commissioners, do
R/T.*A:lor« Allison. | ’’“'•'y “
The defendant above named will ^ statement of salaries, per-diei^,
take notice that an action entitled and mileage of the Board of Com
as above has been commenced against . . jf j.i. „ -j;
her by the plaintiflF, in the Superior missioners, for the year ending Dec
Court of Transylvania County, N, 1st, 1920,
C., for the purpose of securing from j * .
said defendant an absolute divorce C. K. Osborne, Chairman, year
from the bonds of matrimony now
Byvirtue of the power and auth- ' existing between them; and the said
Mrs. Margaret Head spent the day ©rity given in a certain Deed in defendant will further take notice '
Mrs, John Hinkle last Monday., Trurt Exerated by J. E. Clayton and “thjaert if ftTsuwriw
We sure had a terrible rain here wife, BellW. Clayton to Welch Gallo , Court of Transylvania County, N.
last night and some very hard thun- l^y- U. G. Eeeves, da^
, . ^ „ ied August 30, 1919, registered in
der for the time^ of year. So we ^
page 35 of Deed
can expect some vety cold weather of Trust Records of Transylvania Co.
N. C.. to secure a jiot of even date
after this.
Messrs John and
Henry Hinkle
therewith, payable to U. G. Reeves
C., on the 15th day of February, 1921
and answer or demur to the complaint
of the plaintiff, which will be deposit
ed in the office of the said Clerk with-
n the time prescribed by law, or the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the said com*
were in Toxaway last Monday 'and h^ not been paid, and the holder of
they had to come home in a very hard , S'?*
and whereas said note is past due and plaint
This 21st day of January, 1921.
N. A. MILLER. Clerk of Super
visions of sale set out in said deed ior Court.
salary $200.00
30 days in attendance .... $90.00
Total, .... $290.00
E. J. Whitmire, 29 days in atten
dance .... .. $87.00
Mileage . .*$22.40
Total $109.40
C. F. Woodfin, 30 days in atten
dance 4... $90.00
Mileage .... .. $18.00
' Total $108.00
Would you fight if your sweet
heart was kidnaped by an Ape?
The Son of Tarzan did.
SEE IT AT
Sapphire Theatre
fRIDAY, FEESilARY 18. I92l‘
WE ABE STILL IN eUSiESS
If you want first class
PLUMBING
call on us.
We do all kinds of Tinning and~
Sheet Metal work.
Stove Repairing
a specialty. If you want Roof
Saddles we have them always on
hand. We have two second
hand Pumps, good as new, at a
bargain. ^
Thanking you for your favors
through the past year, we will be
pleased to serve you at any time.
NICHOLSON & OUGLOS
Main Street Brevard, N.C.
Next to Bishop's Old Stand
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