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THE BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY, AUGOST 25, 1922 PERSONALS Cohjman Galloway was an Ashe- ■vilie Tisitor this week. Cos Paxton visited Waynesville last •week. Welch Galloway made a profession al trip to Hendersonville this week, j “Doc” Gilliland made a pleasure | trip to Asheville Monday. I I Master Harold Whitmire of Gieen- ; ville is visiting James Waters. j Nearly all the camps are breaking . lap this week. I W. E. Breese made a professional trip to A?heville this week. Chester Glenn of Hendersonville spent a few days here this week. I Dr. T. E. Davis of the Davis-Walk- er Drug Company is visiting in Bro- ^ vard. I ! J. W. Hammet of the Pisgah Forest section visited the News office this week. The !Min?trc'l shows put on at the boys’ camps were unusually good this ) E^eason. I Mr. and Mrs. P. J. MahafTney of | Greenville, S. C., spent the week end | with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Waters. 1 Misses Ruth and Almeda Water?] have just returned from Greenville, , S. C., where they visited relatives. | An ad in the News asking for a camp site brought quite a number of , locations for sale. j Miss Napier of Milledgeville, Ga., ' is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. ' Miller. Miss -^nnie Gash left Saturday to spend several weeks with her sister. Miss Margaret Gash in New York. Mrs. Lea Gash and children, who have been visiting at Underhill for a ■month, left Friday for New Orleans. Mrs. R. W. Everett entertained in honor of her sister, Mrs. J. G. Shoals on Wednesday evening. T. W. Whitmire and Roland Whit mire of Asheville were business vi sitors to Brevar<} on Tuesday. Mr. Braddock of Ft. Pierce has .ioined his family, who are spending the summer at the England Home. Mrs. C. T. Shytle and children of Asheville are guests of Mrs. W. H. Duckworth at the “Idlewylde.” Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Robins and Miss Robins of Baltimore are visit ing Mrs. Robin’s Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Corn. Rev. W. A. Burns, pastor of the Baptist church in Quincy, Fla., and who is spending the month of August in Brevard, preached in the local Bap tist church on last Sunday night, and his sermon was acceptable to the ap preciative congregation who heard him. Mr. and Mrs. Burns will return to their home next week. Misses Willie Fay and Dorothy King of Florence, S. C., are the guests of their mother, Mrs. J. C. King. Ralph R. Fisher made a business trip to Asheville this week. Ralph motored over in his new Ford touring car. Roy DeLong has the agency for the Greenville News. He solicits your subscrii>tion and will deliver it to any one in Brevard every day. Mrs. E. L. Queen and son, Joe, of Florence, S. C., who have been visit ing .Mrs, J. C. King for the past two \\HH*ks, left this week for their home. Dr. C. W. Hunt’s many friends will be pleased to know that his health is improving every day and that he is irradually resuming his practice again. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Holmes of Try- on, X. C., aU(i sons, George and Law- rcnce, are visiting Mrs. Holmes sister Miss Elise Walker. Dan’l Leon English made a splen- ilid catch on a fishing trip last Tues day. He caught fifteen splendid trout. ^Vlisses Eula and Louise Milner, Miss Tannell and Mrs. W. J. Wallis motored to Asheville for the day on Thursday. M iss Frances Scott, who has been the guest of Miss Jean Harris, w’as called home suddenly last week by the serious illness of a member of her family. Rev. Chas. C. Smith went down to Fruitland on Monday of this week, where he attended the opening of the Institute on Tuesday morning, and also a meeting of the Board of Trus tees of that institution, of which he is a member. He returned on Tues day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. Vernaelde, Miss Estella Vernaelde and Miss Carol Steele left by motor on Tuesday for their home in Jacksonville after spending the last two months here. Miss Lucy Warren and Miss Doro- ^ thy Barnett, who have been visiting j Miss Violet Henry for two weeks, left on Monday for their home in Louis ville, Ky. I Misses Irene Hurst and Clara Coun cil of Durham, who spent two weeks in Brevar<j as the guests of Misses Sara and Mary Smith, have returned . to their home. j There is suue to be a serious acci dent on the hard surface^ road be tween Brevard and Hendersonville. Cars are racing at terrific speed on this road each Sunday. It ought to i be stopped at once. SINGING SUNDAY EVENING: There will be class singing Sunday evening at Catheys Creek Baptist Church at 3 o’clock. The Rosman class is expected to meet with the class there and enjoy the evening to gether. Other classes and singers have a special invitation to come and sing with us. Please bring your Hal leluiah song book with you and let’s make the song waves roll. E. D. RANDOLPH. CHILDREN’S TEETH Misss Dorothy and Willie Fae King, students of the Florence Train ing School for Nurses, left Wednes- ; day for F oronce, S. C., after spend ing their vacation at home with their mother, Mrs. J. C. King. Mrs. George Long of Gaine.sville, i Fla., left on Thursday for her home. ' Mrs. Long’s sons, Noyes and George, I who have been at Camp Sapphire, and Miss Lillian, who was at Rockbrook, accompanied their mother. { Mi.ss Sara Smith, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Chas, C, Smith, w’ho .spent the summer with her parents, w'ill re- turn to Durham county school system, I her sch-'ol being six miles out from I the city of Durham. ?.Iiss Sara was I offered a posit’on in the Brevard schools, but, having taught for two I years in Durham county, preferred to teach another year in the same school before making a change. Hosea Smith is on his annual va cation to Spartanburg. CAMPING PARTY On Saturday, August twelfth, a ; large camping party left Brevard to ! spend three days on Pilot Mountain. ' The party was chaperone^ by Mr. ! and Mrs. J. S. Silversteen and Mr. and Mrs. C. P. White, and was given ! in honor of the young ladies who are j house guests of Miss Miriam Silver- steen. ICE CREAM SUPPER There will be an ice cream supper at the Blantyre school house on Au gust 26, 1922, Bring one and some cash. Please take notice that Dr, Osborne with the State Board of Health is here in Brevard for the purpose of examining, treating and caring for children’s teeth. Further will say that those that are to reap benefit from Dr. Osborne are those children in the county schools whose ages range between 6 and 12 both inclu sive. Further will say that any and all patrons and children of the coun ty desiring to take advantage of this opportunity will report at present to the office of the undersigned for re direction to the place of the clinic. Further will say that we are hoping to have at least 20 per day so long as it is profitable and beneficial for Dr. Osborne to remain with us. Fur ther will say that this matter should be given your most prompt attention. Further will say that you should make your arrangements at once and re ceive any benefit that there may be for you by reason of the foregoing statements. Signed: A. F. MITCHELL Co. Supt. of Public Instruction SITE WANTED FOR BOY’S CAMP: Ample drinking water with protec ted water shed. Possibility of de veloping 5 acres lake at reasonable cost and sufficient level ground for tennis courts and ball diamond. Address, M. McKay Ross, Box 321, Brevard, N. C. Sept. 22 FOR RENT—My house in Franklin park, furnished or unfurnished. Mrs. Margaret E. Setzer. 8-25-tfc. FOR SALE—One sscond hand range with ov.en, etc., as good as new. Price less than half cost, tfc. MRS. C. W. HUNT Grain futures are held to be a rea son why a lot of men have failed to get ahead. They seem to be able to do almost anythiJtiR with radio except make hair st«)p falling out. “Out and gone to the races” !■ an old exi»ression. Gone to the races and out is an <>1«1 story. Eight hours worit, eight hours sleep, eiglit hours play—if they would only play and not wrangle. Radio competition Is going to drive the phonograi)h to eliminate the scratch of tlie needle. Radio means that in the next war generals will remain even greater dis tances from the front. Why stay at home all the time when cowhide traveling bag.s are selling at ridiculously low prices? Diversifieil Ads. FOR SALE—10 room house with all modern conveniences. All kinds of fruit and berries. Part cash, ba lance long terms. T. B. CRARY 7-21-tfc. FOR SALE—Farm and timber lands and some splendid cut over land. Terms. B. J. SITTON. tfc. GOOD BARGAINS—I have for sale one good farm horse, one new' two-horse Columbus wagon, steel skein; four fresh milk cow’s from $20 up; six head of yearlings. Apply to Henderson, Route 1, Brevard, N. C. t. f. c. Hancock home for sale. Nine acres, good truck land, nine room house, good orchard. Apply to MRS. HANCOCK SITTON 21-pd. Easley, S. C. Nowadays a man builds a garage oo a va<-ai»t lot and if there’s any moQey left he constructs a iiouse. A DAY’S WORK DONE Do the EYES'feel more played- out than the BQDY when your days’ work is done? Can you read your evening pap er without sqpnitihg, without be coming sleepy, or having your eyes burn? If you are acquiring the habit of dropping off to sleep, over your newspaper, it is a s%n that the eyes are tired, and demanding rest. It is evidence that the daily routine is getting to be TOO Much for them. This condition is unnatural, and unless corrected, will seriously in jure the ddlieate nerves and musc les of the eyes. The thing to do, is to consult a RELIABLE OPTOMETRIST — one in whom you- cam place confi dence. The right scientific at tention will bring your vision up to normal. Foe- Quality Beyond Question, Glas*«» and Optical Service^ Call TS Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. It is always something. Tho.se that are not looking for a job are having frniihlfi with the servautx. Kodaks n and Supplies FRANK D. CLEMENT, T. Z. 05TEEN ELECTRICIAN Wiring, Repairing Electrical Aparatus Your business respectfully solicited. Years of experience. Work guaranteed. Office over the Bee Hive Barber Shop. THE MORNINGS GETTING COOL We have just received a shipment of BEAUTIFUL WHTE SWEATERS in both the Coat and Slipover styles. These sweaters are good values at $10.00, but while they last You Can Get* One At> $8.00 11 fi! So get them while we have your size. Have you inspected the big values we are offering in Men’s Oxfords? If not, come in at once and look our bargain table over. They are of the best standard makes, and not bought from some jobbing house to throw out as leaders and bait you in. We stand behind any article we sell to be as rep resented. STANDARD CLOTHING COMPANY Mam Street A. E. HAMPTON, Manager Opposite Auditorium
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