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TRANSYLVANIA, "OPPORTUNITIES EMPIRE", NATURAL RESOURCES FOR LOCATING INDUS
Brevard New
Exponent of Brfvard
and Transylvania
County.
The Aim Is FdLafc
ness and Sinerity.
Independent.
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;FOR THE CAUSE THAT LACKS ASSISTANCE, 'GAINST-THE WRONGS THAT NEED RESISTANCE. FOR THE FUTURE IN THE DISTAfa AND THE GOOD THAT WE CAN DO
VOLUME XXVIII.
FRIDAY, NQVEMBER 23, 1923.
No. 5G.
SERIES
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THE PRAYER CORNER
OUR CHILDREN
. Read Matthew 18:23.
We can learn many valuable les
Jns from children. Their perfect
Yaith and confidence in those they
love; their trust in God; .their nat
ural simplicity and innocence; vheir
purity and guiltlessness of heart;
their love for the beautiful and ab
horrance for all that is ugly an-'
unattractive these things are the
chief (harms of childhood.
How careful we should be that
any influence, of ours should mar the
loveliness, oi take from the trustful
ness of any child.. while we are
daily iearr.i-.-iy sweet lessons of them,
lot us strive to make ourselves wor
thy examples for ther.i to fellow.
Childhood imitates readily; char
acter in the yoiinj is early moulded,
and wo little think think, perhaps,
that a ca relofs word or deed -if ours
will germinate in some tender heart
foil, and r.pring up in a few brief
years a harvo: A of wheat or tares.
Every -liist tMng continue fr
cvi r with the ohi!.!; the 1'mst color,
the !::::. music. Cv iir.-t flower, pair,
the fcreuri.unii v' 1h life. i m; .:r: .
injur r enter .object of h.ve. i 1 1 ; v -C
cm . in h Ida , t'v v s a ! :
ipunr .:.-ui'oably A' :.1,:- - ''!
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Wc thank Thee, our Fa
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as a -li' ;o c'nht and ' 'rai
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nod f'-'urtecn pvvnds i : : .
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in -de ttp) six of them-' woignvd
t- six ids. tm--:c -d-. ,s.
'i'hv-e veget-.blcs w " o'rovn (.::
Mr. J. A. Bishop far:
dent.
'zZV. JOHN f'AV V'l.L f "AY
The congregation of -he .B r-va r-'
Lrosbytcriai: r'varcn -a
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'-a-tor. Rev. J. R. ;iv;,
leave Brevard. Af: . ; r.
rcoucdt that h- s'ry,
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The id-'c- -.o n ;;i i.
ular busldes in : n .
November 25 a' died cd
ing at 3:30 P. N 'id""
dismissed until Dec?' b
A full attendance i.- i .
Ay.ndav.
vood O
Mis-. Grace Fierry 'eft rn ":':vv
day. November 17th for an e::iend
td viit in MarylarTd. While awa
sh" -A! visit Washington and Ealti-
DEATH OF
W. E.GRAY
Funeral Rites For W. H. Gray At
Woodruff; Sunday; Unable to
Find Reason for His
Suicide.
Funeral services for W. II. Gray,
prominent cotton mill - gwner .of
Brevard and As.hcville, who ended
his life by drinking carbolic acid at
his Brevard home yesterday shortly
before noon, will bo hold in Wood
ruff, S. C, Sunday morning at 11
o'clock.
The body was taken thinugb the
country, having Prevard at 11
o'clock this, morning. Jlr. Cray .'o,
rr.eriy resided in. V.Yod-ul? before
cor.dr.g to A. i.'.'viile.
reason has 1'oer; a .-si vied f.--
the suio- le. im.lers it v. : .Vspnii- i
do:icv over r n--o--:l affairs, .'riv'.ni ! I
i;f the family said thai Gr.p," J
:im:n hi aJV.-ir- .t re iii c::c;'il.-r.i
condition. i
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HEALTH NURSE
IN COUNTY
Report of State School . Nurse for
Week Ending Nov. 17, 1923.
Number of schools visited, 7, chil
dren examined, 231.
Defect found: Visual, 35, Ton
sils, 138; Nasal, 58; teeth, 165.
Other defects: Skin, speech, or'
thopedic, posture, nutrition, etc.
THE VALUE OF GOOD HABITS.
L'y the State School Nurse.)
Habit formation, good Lab '.I .
should ibe established in ini a.;cy.
Mothers then would not fall back or
ihe excuse, "Yes, I know thai, Li:t )
just don't have time."
If mothers only knew that i, take
b .-s time t .) form good habits tha'- R
' leer n. I n ah. bad !-.!!, add l
t'-'ai-s- the ro-ults of - bad nabitr, ihey
woii'd vako lime.
Beginning early in rirht habits of
food, exercise, fresli air and person-
m." aato:ra!ic vdh chiidrei: ar
i do no; iiavo con?tanil:; .
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MUCH NEWS
OiROSMF1
Mrs. Leslie Owen's who underwent
an operation at Brevard hospital
last week is. recovering nicely and
expects to be home in a few clays.
Mcsdames "Eck" Sims and II. J.
Reece were in Brevard last week.
Miss Annie Meece and Cornelious
Pbwtll were married last week. Mrs.!
Powell is the daughter of "Bill"
Meece of the old Toxaway section,
.while Mr. Powell is the son of Max
Powell of Rosman.
Miss Pauline Recce who is tea', a
in. in Gloucester v'as in Rc; man
Oil Saturday of last week.
Miss Reba Kitchen spent the
.veolvend at Etevard with friend".
P. H. Wilson who has bee'i sic';
Tor a coinde of weeks i.-, a:ra::i ahlo
to bo cat.
Misses lia and Olive Nicholso 1
.-pent the week-end with tneir pa: -cnts,
Rev. and Mrs. Nicholson.
Yhc Oyster Supper give:', by Or
h.dio-- cf the M.
u" c s.-. : no airi"tii!t oi ir .-!..
tv''!t
'as raisea i .e?ic u a ; ,r
Rev. Richardson and fnmdy, th'
r - Methodist mi-.ustcr, h ive arriv
': I. Wo aro go' i ( weleoiv.o l-.t .i
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OUR RALEIGH .
COMMUNICATION
Raleigh, N. C, November 19.
The Chimney Rock fdour.' ains, in -
corporatcd, of ChTmney Rock, a dc
vclopmcnt company with ;:uthcn:-;ed
capital stock of 5112,500,000, bar.
recently been chartered by vhe Sec
retary of State. The incorporators
are: M. O. Dickerson, Jr., Ruthfoid
ton; E. O. Thomas, Forest City;
G B. Howard, Spindalo; L. E-.-JSlorse,
Chimney Rook; S, E. Elm.oV6 ' end
K S. Tanner, Spindalo; J. H. 'Thom
as and B. B. Do.eet, Foia?t City;
and M. II. Bi-qrr. and T. i OatJs,
Rutherfordton. The stock of the
company is divided into 120:100
shares, of which 40,000 r.re prefer
red with a p-vr value of $100 each
and 8G,000 common without any par
value, .with 100 preferred with pear
va'tic- of C50 each The incor;tor-rt.-rs
have each snhsTibo-i 1 1 cor
S!ir.ie-. O'. trio r.:anar..v.
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sd-c!: which star.s the com nr.. v.- cf5
with $-,000 j.aid in. it is unde-.doo 1
iio",: that tim v. :-x c!ovc-!o- r.v.i.L .'..r.
pa -v.- plan:; t'.
r.c r-o-wu- -.'.a-.t m t.ie Vic.r :.v '
idmre-. .!..ci, am": t. -:. w-o'it 1! :'
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REV. JOHN HAY
WILL MOT LEAVE
,' PHES3YTERIAN CHURCH NEWS.
Much cf interest has been hap
pening lately in the Brevard Pres
byterian ckurch. On Sunday, Nov.
11th, the following- new o.T;cerj; wore
elected:
Elders C. E. Lowe and T. II. Sh'.i:
nian ; Deacon, A. II. Karris. Me. s.v .
Fred Miller and Fred Harris w.n.
appointed to represent the church
at the meetku? of Asheville Pre.':by.
t-. ry on Nov. i G when the pastor':"
acceptance of a call to Co;i,-t;sbur;;.
Ky.., was to be acted upon. When
Presbytery met in Ashtviilo there
was present a very larse delegation
from Brevard with a long petition
i ncd b v rne m hers of
e j 'res by-
tcrian church andi others from the
oo'mmunity at large. protesting
againts Mr. Ilav's leaving Brevard.
So Asheville r rd.-'tcr .efused t
let Mr. Hay accept die call to Kc:
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