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IPERSONALSI
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v., ]Tka F itting* To and Fro ;
gv '/ ' of the Traveling Public I
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, 4 Mr, ,-and Mrs. J. R. Hamlin and
i , Mr Hamlin's father J. M. Hamlin of
& Asheville spent ,the week end in
R^'i,^eym'd. ' ?? ?
? Sam Bryson of Hendersonville
\yas a Brevard visitor on Monday,
I Roberta Bryant leaves on Wed
n today with her siter 'Mrs. Scotti for
;/ Tampa,' Fla., to spend the winter.
5V' ' * Mrs W. J*. Weilt and granddaugh
;? ter JLa Verne have returned from a
| : two weeks yiait to relatives in Green
ville, S. C.
p Mr. and Mrs. Eck Sims of Ros
man spept Saturday in Brevard.
> Mr and Mrs ' M. M. Chapman and
r children of Anderson, S. C., spent
? "the week end in Brevard with Mrs.
Chapman's mother Mrs. C. W. Hunt,
f Mr Lamar, tewla is 'visiting his
, wife here for a feW days.
' Mrs Thomas Dodsworth and Mrs.
? Mary H. Mills had as theUP guests
this past week their brother Charlie
i Hampton of Ackron, Ohio and
? tfrienda -)Earl Spaufding and C. E.
Montgomery of Cleveland,, Ohio. .
Rube Lewis of Charlotte, N. C., is
visiting his mother in North- Bre
Brevard.
Mi?. Mary .H, Mills and brother,
Charlie Hampton, 'Earl Spaulding
and Charlie Montgomery motored
to Ashevilie on Saturday.
' . ? Miss Lodise Townsell returned on
' "Sunday to her home in Lumbei4on|
? N. C., after (pending (the summer
at -Keystone Camp. '"Miss 'Townsell
has many friends in Brevard having
taught here for several years in the
.*?*. , Brevard Graded School. ' ?
Mrs E. P. McCollum and daugh
ters Louise and Katherine, and two
sons, Edgar and Gleatiiey left on
Wednesday for their home in Greens"
boro; Ala., after spending the sum
mer ,'n Brevard. Mrs. McCollum is
a f /. r of Mrs F. P. Sledge and
'"V . >. L. Enflln.
?sees, S'c ? . -Id P.' M.' Ver
< ?? c'f Cre: ... C., spent the
cnd-.;l\ v/ard.
Fraii./ .. . .. ' > U; be:.-. 1 1 Lui'.
. . ncss in Flbfcclr. L\ r seva.t. . years is
visiting in Brevard this" weak.
ncsday wfth her sikter Mrs. r?-'tt for
friends here before refcumin0
Winthrop College, Rock Hill, S. c..,
wjiere phe is to be this winter^again.
.Mr. McKnight of Marion p.
spent the we^k- end with friends. ' .
I Earnest Paxton of Rosman- wag a
" business visitor in town this week.
Sp'an Duckworth of Kernersville,
N. C. is visiting his mother Mrs joe
Duckworth.
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Mr and MrsiPaul Smathera and
Dr. Smathers of Asheville,' were in
Brevard on. Sunday to attend the
?funeral of Mrs. Loftis.
Mrs Samuel T. Dorsett wljo has
been ^pending the summer with -her
^father J. M. Thrash at Davidson ex
pects to leave on Sunday to visit
friends and relatives in A^hevile
and Silas City, N. C., before return
ing to her home in Washington, D.
C.j-by Sept. first.
Mr and Mrs C. E. Orr and family
spent several days last week in Ashr
villc.
Mrs. Jim Loftis of Sylva was in
Brevard last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Loftis.
Mrs. W. L, Carmichael and son
are expected here this week from
Pdrtsmouth, Va., to visit her father
i E. B. Clayton of Davidson ' River.
Dr. Ashley ^Chappell, pastor of
Central Methodist Church of Ashe
villo, , was in Brevard on Sunday to
a(teii$ the funeral of Mrs. Loftis.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo: are Maybuck
.M>ii<lren of Greenville, S. C..
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spent the week end in Brevard.
Miss Kathleen Erwin of Washing
ton, D. C., is spending her vacation
of two weeks with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. O. ,L. Erwin.
Mrs. Lowry Beck returned to her
home in Hendersonvllie after being
quite sick at the home of her moth
er Mrs, R. P. Kilpatrick for several
weeks.
joe Clayton is expccted home on
Sunday after closing the season
with the Weldon Base ball * Club.
Joe's Club was again winner of the
pennant. lie will spend two weeks
at heme with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Clayton before entering
Wake .Forest to study Law.
Mrs. W. J. Bice of Savannah, Ga.
who has been visiting her mother
Mrs. J.. M. Kilpatrick was called
home thi3 week on account of the
death of' her husbands mother.
Mrs W. M.' Millet and Cairrol Kil
patrick were Hendersonville > visitor.!
this week.
Mrs. Sharp and two daughters of
Thomasville, Ga.( who .has been visi
ting relatives in Brevard hai return
ed home. ?
The many friends of Rev. E. R.
Welch were sorry to learn that on
account of illness he' was unable to
fill his usual place in the pulpit last
Sunday night and we sincerely hop<
<ie will soon recover and be back
with us.
MI33 Ida May Chefetham-of Dur
ham is visiting Miss Sherrill Brom
, field.
I Miss Irene McDaniel of Laurens,
S. C., who will teach in the graded I
school is at The Appalachian.
- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fisher have
arrived in San Fran'ciseo.
Sirs. George Nicholson has re
turned'home after ' a visit ' to her
.?vie in -Albemarle, N. CJ '
.-70S SALE: Small place 2 miles
, Jth-west of Brevard within '200
; rds of State Highway. 81 acres
of land, good gardens, small Barn,
?2 good chicken houses and lot, some
fruit, good spring near house, splen
tiid Seven room house, new shingled
houfee, 2 porches, back porch screen
6d$ windows all screened. 'V 'Public
road 40 feet from House. Will sell
house and what land you waijt, or
all of it. See me,' or write,
R. K. BallarS, Brevard, N: C.
t. f. c.
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FOR RENT ? 96 acres bottom land,
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38. acres upland, farm house, 4 1-2
miles from Brevard.
lx t c. ' ' Mrs. C. A. Shuford.
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Mrs. T. J. Hunter, Jr., of Swan- |
nanoa, N. C., and friends Mr. and I
Mrs. M. J. Purks of Chicago, 111.,
passed' through Brevard on Tuesday
en route to Caesar's Head to spend
the day. 'Mr; Parks expects to buy
and locate some where in Western
North Carolina.
| Mrs. Annie May Waters of Col
| umbus, Ga., is a guest at the Adthel
wold(,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Aiken of Oeal
lg, Pla, arrived on Wednesday to
visit friends and relatives here.
Poley Holmes of Charleston, S. C.
/who is spending the summer in Hen
derson ville spent several days this
week in Brevard wi?h friends.
Mr and Mr3. Shelf , Paxton and
family ant| Miss Hattic I'axton o.
Pelzer, S. C. arc visiting in Brevard.
Mrs. Paul >Cooper of Hickory, N.
C., arrived Wednesday evening tc
join her husband Who is visiting hi:
mother, Mrs. Sally Cooper.
Rev. und Mrs. Hartsell left this
week for Patrick, S. C., where Mr.
Hartsell is conducting a revivu
meeting.
Rev. N. A. Melton of Fruitland
Institute will occupy the pulpit a'.
Baptist church next Sunday.
FOR SALE ? One good 50 pound
capacity Refrigerator* Used ,only
part of one summt*V. See A. G.
Davis, Brevard News.
$5 REWARD
FOR RETURN PAIR GREY
RIMMED EYE CLASSES LOST
BETWEEN CAMP . CAROLINA
AND BREVARD STATION, R. T.
ARNOLD; CARE MRS. J. B. AR
LEDGE, HENDERSON VILLE, N.
C. , ltpd.
LOST ? On Wednesday, August 27,
tn'Hendersonville, on thte taxi 'be
tween Hendersonville and Brevard
or at 'or near Brevard, a Lady's gold
Chased Circle Pin. Liberal reward
reward fur its* return to Mrs. Fred
Johnson or Brevard Insurance Agen
cy* Brevard, N. C. . 1 t pd
FOR SALE? One pair good work
mules? See Miller Supply Co., Bre
vard, N. C. ^ t. f. c.
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
> PUBLICATION
North Caroliha. Transylvania
County.
In the Stiperiof Court.
Sidney Quinn
Bell <iuinn
The, defendant. Bell Quinn. will I
take notice that an action entitled I
as above has been commenced in the '
? Superior Court , of Transylvania
County. North Carolina. Said action
being brought bv the plaintiff and
against the said defendant for the
purpose of having the bonds of mat
rimony existing between the plain
tiff and defendant dissolved, and for
the purpose of having an order by
the Cburt. granting the plaintiff an
absolute divorce.
The said defendant Bell Quinn.
will take farther take notice that
she is required to aopear at the
Office of the PJerk of the Superior I
Court of Transylvania County on
Vhe 16 day of Sept. 1924 and answer
dr demur to the complaint which
will be tiled in said flbtion otherwise
the relief played for, in said action
will be granted. *
This ?6 <lav of August. '1924.
N. A. Miller. Clerk of Superior
Court, of Transylvania County. N.
C, Sept. 18. pd.
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