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Pink Bishop, of Greenville, S, C.,
la visiting B. V. McGaW
Mra. Tom Wilson apent Saturday
Mn Brevard stopping.
Jplomon Jones Motored to Hen
dereonville on Tuesday.
Mr. Lem Btrookg spent Sunday in
Calvort.
Charles Mills spent the week end
in Asheville. \
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Mrs. Luther Pushell spent Wed
nesday in Asheville. ,?
'/ Ed Cantrell spent Sunday in
Asheville. -
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' Mrs. Eck Sims of Rosman, spent
Monday in Brevard shopping:.
Rube Lewis, of Atlanta, is among
old friends in Brevard this week.
Jimmie Sledge has accepted a po
sition with the Harris Machine Co.
Ed Patton spent Monday in
AaheVille. ' .
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry * ? Carrier
?pen? Monday in Asheville. )
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, Lawson Allison- of Cedar Mt.,
spe^it Monday in town.'
Miss Lena Beard, of Ketnersville,
N. C., is the guest of Mrs. Charlie
P/ckelsimer.
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Mr. and Mis. Frank Cart, Ot
Pisgah Forest, spent Sunday In
?Asheville.
E. H. 'Lewis of ^ Andersonville, S.
C., spent a few days in town this
week on business.
Mr. Tom English, of Davidson
River, was a Brevard visitor on
Monday.
R. H. Zachary left on Saturday
for Georgia, where he expects to
spend some time. (
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Mrs. Roland Owen underwent an
-operation at Stokes' hospital on
Tuesday for appendicitis.
? .Mrs. Sumner, of Rock Hill, S. C.,
ys visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. L.
English, who has been quite sick.
J. M. Thrash, of Davidsc/n River,
made a business trip to Brevard on
Monday.
Mr- and Mrs. W. E. ' Breese "and
Mro. Ethel McMinn motored over
to Greenville, S. C. on Monday.
Mr. Hogsed, Mayor. of' Rosman,
spent Tuesday in v Brevard.
Joseph ^Ledbetter of Blantypre,
spent Monday in town.
B. V. McGaha, of Cedar Mt.,
made a business trip to Brevard
Mdnday.
Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Hachler have
returnld to Charlotte after upend
ing several d?ya with Mrs. Hachler's
Bister, Mrs. Ralph Fisher.
Ernest McFalls expects to leave
Brevard this week ?fter spending
the winter with his sister, Mrs. Hen
ry Plummer.
Mrs. A. J. Luck and small son of
Marion, Ala., have arrived in Bre
vard to join Mr. Luck who is a me
chanic at the Henry Motor Co.
Guthry and John' Kilpatrick re
turned on Monday from a yisit to'
their sister, Mrs. Charlie Weaver,
Apex, N. C.
On Saturday, January 19 the
Brevard Bank and the Pisgah Rank
will be closed, observing Lee Jack
son's birthday.
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, All members of the U. D. C. are
requested to pay dues, one dollar
as soon as possible and there will
be a regular meeting held on Feb
ruary 2. Come.
Mrs. C. E. Lowe and Mrs. R. B.
Lyon were Hendersonville visitors
on .Monday.
Mrs. J. E. Clayton spent Sunday
in Asheville with her sister, Mrs.
T. J. Hunter.
Mr. Tom McCall, of Quebec, N.
C., was a Brevard visitor on Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs, Lowry Beck, of
Henderson ville, spent Monday in
Brevard witJi Mrs. Beck's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Kilputrick.
W. A. Band, H. R. Wialkor and
A. J. Loftis, motored to Spartan
burg on Friday evening to attend
the prize fight.
Mr. Sawyer, of Saluda, N, C.,
has arrived " in Brevard to take** up
the work 'of Mr. Flave Corpening at
the Brevard High School.
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Fisher are glad to know
their littlq* daughter, Mary Caruth,
is inmnroving nicely.
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I Mr. Homer Whitmire who received
his P. H. G. degree in pharmacy
from the University of North Caro
lina last year has returned to the
University to continue his work in
a doctor's degree nin pharmacy.
Mr. Whitmire spent his Christmas
vacation with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Whitmire of Cherryfield,
and Mr. S. M. Macfie of Brevard.
LOST ? Dark Blue Silk Hand-bag
containing small change. Finder
please return .to Mrs. Julia Trow
bridge.
Lee Bishop of Clyde, N. C., has
returned home after Spending a
few days in Brevard.
! Mrs. Joe Orr, of Selica, was a
| Brevard visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. Judson Plott, of Rosman,
spent Tuesday in. Brevard.
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Actual retail deliveries the past 60' days
totaled 308,170 Ford Cars and Trucks, art
increase of 1,961 a day o-jcr a year ago.
Over 200,000 people have already ordered Ford products on
our purchase plan, the majority of whom will take delivery in
the Spring. I
The above facts arc given with the suggestion that you list your
order promptly with a Ford dealer if you contemplate the pur
chase of a Ford Car ot Truck for use this Spring or Summer and
wish to avoid delay in delivery.
~ ("AQ Detroit, Michigan ^
' You r *eed not pay caih for your car. Y ou can arrange to m.ike a small depns it
down, caking care oi I he balance In easy payments. Or. you can buy on the
Ford Weekly Pure hare Flan. This puts you on the preferred aadcr
Usx and lrsurcs delivery ol your car st a time to be determined by yourselL
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pS the Knight is here!
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*38% Sales Increase! I ?
One thing sure ? it takes a wonderful motor J>A. '
car to make the brilliant record Willys-Knight
made in 1923- I
People are turning to the Knight for its
beautiful coach work, its luxurious comfort, its
distinction, its great strength ? but mainly and1
mostly for the many incomparable benefits ,
of the wonderful Willys-Knight sleeve-valve |\
engine. Tfcev engine that grows quieter,
moother and more powerful in use!
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WILLYS -KNIGHT
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