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\ I \ I FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1S22 THE BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA PERSONiOS • • • * * * ^ Mayor Mitchell recently purchased a Ford. Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Trent on June 5, 1922, a daughter. J. A. Miller was a recent pur chaser of a Ford. • Broadues Estes of Hendersonville spent Tuesday in Brevard. Otto Siniard purchased a Ford re cently. J. P. Mason is spending this week at Black Mountain. Len English purchased a Ford tour ing car a few* days ago. H. E. Stowers and C. P. White went to Canton on Tuesday. Yancy McCrary bough a Ford re cently. W. E. Breese left Tuesday for Ra leigh, N. C. Harry Clarke bough a ford a few days ago. Lewis Carr left for New Mexico this week. Hosea Smith spent the week end with relatives in Spartanburg, S. C. Lem Brooks, of Spartanburg, S. C., was a recent visitor to Brevard. Wm. A. Band made a trip to Hen- c^ersonville this week. Mrs. Chas. Jones of Wilmingrton is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Barnette. Miss Fannie Holt has arrived in Brevard preparatory to the opening of Camp Keystone. Oliver Crary, a graduate of N. C. State college, ig spending a few days with friends in town. Miss Viola Chandler of Green ville, S. C., is visiting relatives and friends in Brevard. C. P. Hammond of Spartanburg. S. C., was a Brevard visitor Wednes day and Thursday of this week. H. Patterson of Hendersonville was in Brevard in the interest of his business. Hume Harris is repainting and otherwise beautifying his home on Main street. D. G. Ward is spendine: some time with his mother, Mrs. E. F. Ward, of New York at her summer home at Ridge Crest. Lamar Galloway has returned home for the holidays from Wofford college, where he has been attending f chool. Misses Amelia Galloway and Irene McMinn. who have been attending Salem College at Winston-Salem, have returned home. Mrs. A. H. King, who has been spending the winter in Florida, has returned and is now in charge of the Appalachian. The opening of the Franklin Hotel and all other summer boarding hous es, etc., means the beginning of our j?:reatest tourist season. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Osborne and three children motored from Win ston-Salem to Brevard for a visit of several days with relatives. Miss Mildred Bryant, who ha's been the guest of her aunts, the Misses Shipman at the “Bryant,” returned to her home in Tampa last Friday. The Misses Beatrice and EVw.a- ^ heth Carr, who attended Saint Gene vieve colleee of Asheville, are home ; for the holidays. ! Miss Virginia Allison is having a ; beautiful cobblestone wall added to ! I’.er home in North Brevard. Among the recent graduates of j N. C. State college of Raleigh are: 1 Messrs. Walter Hampton, Julian Gla- I zener, Oliver Crary and Flave Cor- j pening, all of Transylvania. j The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stowers will be pleased to , that their infant son is re-1 t-overing nicely after a very serious ■ illness. I E. H. Norwood has a fine garden j this year with champion of England neas 5 1-2 inches ling on vines stow, j in}? 7 feet high. Samples of the peas ' were brought to this office. Mrs. V. Fontaine of Newark, N. J., has arrived to spend the sum mer with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F’ontaine at their apartment at Mrs. S. C. Yates. Brown Carr recently underwent a very painful operation on his nose. Dr. McCall of the new French Broad hospital of Asheville performed the operation. Brown is recovering nice- ^ ly. Mrs. C. T. Shitle and children of Asheville ha»ve been with Mrs. Shitle’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Duck- vworth at the “Idlewild” for several .jTrs. Cos Paxton and children. Wood, Madeline and James are guests of Mrs. J. H. Case at Swan- nannoa. Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Zachary, who have had rooms with Mrs. Georgia Galloway, are now occupying Mrs. Little Queens cottage on Caldwell street. Twas a great primary, fairly fougrht and keenly contested. No bitterness hag been developed and 'tis a great ticket the democratic party has in the field. Mrs. Mary H. Mills and son, Char les, who have been in Danville, Va., for the past several months .have returned to Brevard for the summer and are with Mrs. Mills’ parents, Mr. .and Mrs. T. H. Hampton. Miss Lucile Clarke, Home Demon stration Agent, is attending the‘sum mer school at Peace Institute and will be there until June 19. This is an annual event for Home Demon stration Agents given by Home Insti tute. Mrs. W. W. Zachary and daughter, Beulah Mae, returned Tuesday night from Annapolis, Md., where they at> tended the graduating exercises of the United States Naval Academy, of which her son, Woodford, is a gr^ duate. During thtf primary many infap mous rumors, malicious lies, «tc., were indulged in by those who break up the party harmony, but they were treated as they deserved with scorn and contempt. Rev. J. R. Hay is attending the Young People’s Conference of the Synod of Appalachia at Abington, Va., this week. Having been absent since Friday there was no service at the Presbyterian church on last Sun day. Mrs. R. R, Deaver and children have come to their home here fr(^ Perry, Fla., where they spent the winter. Mrs. Deaver attend^ the commencement exercises at :on college, where her son, R. R. Dea ver. Jr., graduated with honors, ng second in his second of more than ^0. Miss Agatha Deaver, who is a student at Agnes Scott college, De catur, is also with her mother. The ladies voted and anyone who thinks that their is any sulking need but to ask them to see what good sports thev are and just how tho- •oughly satisfied they are over the verdict of the majority. Politics have '^o(^n elevated to stay that_way. Let Us Print Yoof Sale Bills Diversifieil Ads. DUNNS ROCK NEWS It looks as though we are going to have some pretty weather. Mrs. L. E. Bagwell and little son spent the night with her father and mother Saturday. The B. Y. P. U. of Carrs Hill Baptist cliurch had an ice cream sup per at Miss Mae Hamet’,3 Saturday night. There was plenty of ice cream and cake to supply the large crowd of people that attended.^ Cicle Lance of South Carolina is visiting his grandfather and mother of Dunns Rock. Miss Ploy Raxter and Clannie Orr were in Brevard Saturday afternoon. iftrs. H. A. Orr and Mrs. S. B. McCall made a business trip to Hen dersonville last week. Miss Floy Raxter and Miss Ethel Holden visited Miss Mae Hamet Fri day afternoon. Miss Mary Verner has returned to her home at Connestee to stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Verner. Best wi's^''" *0 Brevard rea<^er^. DATrSY GREEN VALLEY CF.rA’'. MOUNTAIN HEMSTITCHING— Pi90t Edging done on the celebrated Singer Hemstitching Machine. Mail or ders given prompt attention. Prices reasonable. Mrs. Ed. T. Raines, Brevard, N. C. 6-30-pd. WANTED—To buy single iron bed with springs. E. H. Norwood. Phone 133. TO FARMERS AND POULTRY rais ers. Wanted fryers and broilers. “Norwood House”. Brevard, N. C. FOR SALE—Farm and timber lands and some splendid cut over land. Terms. B. J. SITTON. tfc. FOR SALE—One good farm horse, one new two-horse Columbus wag on, steel skein, four fresh milch cows, six head yearlings. Apply to F. Henderson, Route 1, Brevard, N. C. 3-31-tfc. FOR SALE—A big six Reo seven pas senger. Completely overhauled and in good condition. Will trade for property. Write Brevard News. FOR RENT—five room cottage with bath and all conveniences on Main St. See Cos Paxton, Brevard, N. C. t. f. c. WANTED—Young lady to clerk 'in store at Rosman. Some experien ce preferred. See J. S. Silversteen. Itc. WANTED—By the largest Monu mental Mills in the Carolinas, a -'•nod man to represent us in TRAN SYLVANIA and adjoining counties in ^he sale of monumental and ce metery work. Address with referen- Owen Bros. Marble & Granite Co., Greenwood, S. C. 2t.-c FOR SALE—Millions Porto Rico, Nancy Hall and early Triumph po- olants 75c per 1,000, F. O. B. Valdosta. Dorris Plant Co., Valdo sta, Ga. 2t- pd. room HOUSE for rent. D. L. English, 6-9 tfc. ATTENTION—Owners of phono- E*raphs. If you appreciate good usic, why not take better care of vour records? Preserve them .“and M^mrove the tone bv usine a “HAND MADE PHON-O-BRUSH.” Made bet- tf>r and cost less. Satisfaction or '•>’oney refunded. Send 25 <*ent<! to '‘I'rtin- Ave-Won Service, 115 Har- "oy Station. Omaha Nebraska. Ajrents and dealers write. 4tc. '"Or ^ \L"'^ "'lefristerP/1 Po]?»n'^ Chi na Sivo. Phene 157. Louis Johnson. Itc. LOST—Army raincoat. Return to News and get reward 2t.-p. ’^URX^ISHED ROOM—Good front roo^-i with water. Can be used ',,r n^ht housekeeping. J. W. Lind- V, Brevard, N. C. 2tp. lUFFET ard China closet for sale. Mrs. H. A. Plummer. tfc. TF you have anything in the furni ture line that needs repairing, call •^r it to Brevard Institute. We tro also prepared to make porch win^s. small tables, etc. Give us a *i :al. We do honest work at a reason '’bio price 3tc. ^OR SALE— A nice 8 room house ■ vl lot On Depot street. Mrs. Mary 'Tamlin. 4t. p. TOMATO PLANTS FOR S\LE— Fine stocky early Anna •'oma+o •s’nnts. 15c per dozen. E. Mor- "'oo(L tf. Balsam Camp W. O. W. MretvS Monday and ’ Ni^rhts. Dunn’< ^ Broad Street, The far^r'T' of this section are very busy this ” ‘’eU working their corn over for the first time. Owing io so much rain, they are a little behind with their work. The summer visitors are beginning to come up ^o their homes. Mis., Rho'^*> Heath is visiting re latives and friends in Grenville, S. C. Mrs. Pearce and daughter, Elfrida, are now at their cottage, “The Brook- land” for the summer. Roy DeLon" of Brevard and Doran Pace of Hendersonville. N. C.. were week end g’lests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W Bishop. Mrs. Crosweel and familv of ville, S. C.. arf’ '^o'v at “Camp Com fort” for the '=^’”^mer. H. Garren i ■ havinsr hi^ place most wonderfully inr-ivoved by adding to, repairing and —*’nting his home, and also havir-^ h’s store building and out buildin"' repainted. Paul ^ind Clav 1 Jones, who have been attending rchool at Bailey Mili tary school have returned home for the summer. Clyde ChandN"* Earnest Ash more of Greenv' 1(v S. C.. were vi- “^’tors at the hor*-' of Geo. W. Bishop Saturday and S’' i ’ay week. Mrs. Jennie W^’'^.'’n of Aiken, S. C., and a party ^f friends came "o open up her mother’s house, who is coming the 15th. She has been very ill for quite a while. H. Garren has installed a new fill ing station. William Fredric. the little son of R. A. Ford,, has been very ill. The Rocik Hill Sunday school re- orpanized Sunday, re-electing R. A. ^ord for Superintendent, SelHon ■Ton®' A«st. Superintendent and Mi'ss THell Bishop for secretarv. They will olect new^ teachers next Sunday . T. A. Snyder an^i Perry Cleveland '•"'“nc the week end at Mr. Snyder’? place. BIRTHDAY ^ARTY Master John Pickelsimer celebrat ed the ninth anniversary of his birth day on June 6 from 4 to 6 o’clock P. M. with a number of his little friends. Pink and white were the color scheme in refreshments and decora tions. Running from the chandelier were streamers of pink and white gl- ^^ernating, making the place for each little guest. At each plate was a miniature bas ket of white crepe filled with pink mints. The nine little candles of pink that burned flickeringly on the cake were blown out by several little girls as thev passed into the dining room Games were enjoyed throughout the afternoon. Those who assisted in serving were Mrs. J. B. Pickelsimer, Mrs. W. T. Bosse. Mrs. Chas. Pickelsimer and Mrs. Lewis P. Hamlin. TO ORGANIZE COMMUNITY FAIRS Fashion hints that next year’s sum- | mer girl must appear in a rather' risque bathing suit if she la going to be in the swim. The average $27 cow would certain* ly be fttuck up if she knew she wai wearing $986 worth of shoes oa her back at present prices. It Is said 85 per cent of the bureau’s weather reports are accurate. But the 15 per cent misses are enough to get our clothes spoiled. A professor has called jazz the gen esis of America’s musical expression and, come to think of it, it does resem ble an infant’s squalls. When we think how many good po licemen Ireland has provided America, it seems impossiblf* that the island can fail to keep itself in order. Boy wireless operators who can catch grand opera and niessages from across the ocean find life interesting right at home every .evening. By Insisting upon such a large nnm- ber or .stibmurine.s, France evidently Isn’t worrying about that anticipated Edison discovery to wipe them ail out. A dispatch from Moscow says that privately owne<l restaurants are open ing In that city. They ought to do a rushing business if they are willing to give credit. It may be, as the Cornell Medical college fellows say, that people do not eat enough bread, and then again it may be that they would eat more of It if it didn’t cost so much. The scientists have not decided whether the loss of a whole second in 1.000 years is because the earth is get ting old and slow, or because the moon went into a burst of speed. Horse trading Is not such a wide spread industry and si/ort as in the good old days, but there’s a fine sub stitute found between seasons in the trading of baseball jrfayers. Just about the time that we get ready to boa.st tlmt Americans are the smartest people in the world, our eyes are halted by the fire record published In the metropolitan papers. Another reason why universal edu cation is necessary is. the men who are in charge are not going to do things right until the mass is informed well enough to understand and approve. Canadian authorities are sa!d to be in doubt v/hut they ought to do with the snrp^is buffalo that insist on be ing born on, the naticmnl re.s< rvatlon. In other avoirs', they are buffaloed. TO ALL. SEE US AT NEWS OFFICE. NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY PUBLI CATION. A campaign for the organization of community fairs throughout the County has been arranged for the week beginning June 12. The list of tentative, dates follow. There are others to arransfe and if there are other communities that would lik« to have a community fair, let ^s hear from you. The list follows: Little River (already organized> committee meeting Monday night S ' o’clock at the school house. I Lake Toxaway, Tuesday night 8 o’c'ock, Toxaway school house, Penrose. Wednesday night 8 o’- c^ck at the school house. Pos]t>oti Thursday niq;ht 8 o’clock at the Woodman’s hall. (Cedar Mountain meetine will bo held Thursday riffht of this week.’> Arransrement has not yet bee^ made for Plantyre but it will , probably be Friday night. Arrar.srementr have also bee’i j made to furnish local speakers, bo^h i lady and man. Miss Annie Jean Gash ' has charge of the ladies part in M’s? j Clarke’s absence. These are to be 1 joint meetings and we hope to havp j each community well represented at ' these m“etings of men, women, boys i and girls. I Tf vou want a communitv fair BE SURE to make this want known bv your presence and e^fprcssions. We want as many community fair? as we can eet for a number of com munity fairs will mean a bieger .nnd better county fair. These fairs b'' held the week previous to the <^oiinty so that it v'ill be convenient {•o +aVe the most of the nrize winner 1 ^he community fairs to the count', j fr.’r. ^ T et’s all ^’o our bit and we wili ' ■’v sui’nass nnythincr that has ever : ' done in the County along th'^'! i T T^y Farni Agent j North Carolina, Transylvania Co., In Superior Court, before the Clerk. Mollie J. Duckworth, Admr’x of es tate of J. E. Duckworth, deceased, vs. W. H. Duckworth, Sallie McCarrell, et al. The defendants, Joe Duckworth, Mollie Aiken, Addie Ryan, Allen Ry an, and Lula Duckworth, non-resi dent defendants, in the above entitled special proceeding, will take notice that a Special Proceeding entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Transylvania coun ty, N.^C., by the plaintiff for the pur pose of selling certain real estate of her interstate, in order to make assets with which to pay debts; and the said defendants will further take notice that they and each of them are re quired to appear before the Clerk of the Superior Court of Transylvania county, N. C. at his office in the Court House i Brevard, N. C., on Saturday, June 10th, 1922, and there answer or demur to the complaint or petition which will be filed within the time required by law, or the plaintiff will apply’to the Court for the relief de manded in said complaint or petition. N. A. MILLER, Clerk Superior ^ourt. This May 12th, 1922. 4t-June 9. Bread Sc Loaf We have cut fhe cost of living and are selling our BREAD at Sets a loaf* All other bakery goods in proportion. Our bread is guaranteed to weigh as much as the imported stuff, has more I shortening, yeast, etc. Support your local in- dus^ri 'S- •*T pi^ppp> AK’r 'ON** T-HE NEWS OFFICE. The Wahl Pen With the companion of the EVERSHARP in your hand, writing becomes a pleasure. • Don't put off vhis new pleasure in writing. us fit your hand with this chummy writester—the pen with the all-metal barrel. Holds more ink but costs no more* FRANK D. CLEMENT The Hallmark Jeweler DEUVERS AT ALL TIME 1 now have a delivery truck and am prepared to deliver orders promptly at any hour of the day. Prompt service and courteous at tention. T. M. MITCHELL Sells 'Em Established 1904. Cor* Main and Gildwell Sts* THE UNIVERSAL TRACTOR costs in half ¥fith the Fordson 395( / Save money on every acre plow^— with the Fordson Multiply the work of your farm tools four to fix times— with the Fordson Cut your hours in Uie field^ over half—‘ with the F<Mrdson Give yourself an 8-hour day— you can with the Fordson F.O.B. DETROIT This Value Has Never Been Duplicated It takes something besides engineering to fUrnish a tractor like the Fordson to sell at this astonish ingly low price. That something is owner confidence built on permanent satisfac tion. There are 170,000 Fordson tractors in use—wherever Power Farming is being done Fordson is showing superior service. If you are not using a Fordson now, start right. The working ability of this remarkable power plant is cutting fanning costs in half in almost every kind of work done, at the draw bar or from the belt. ^sk us for all the details—call, write or phone. Brevard Auto Company Ford Cars Ford Service V
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