' ? '!?' Nolle* r'?
Having qualified qs the '*i Adfnini
'st^alri-f, c. t. a., of the' estate of
George W. Woodward. * deceased,
Ih'n |ln to notify all pe^bna indebt
ed to satd eitate to make settlement
*t ?nee, and to notify all persons
bavin# claims agaipat said estate to
file same with the undersigned with
ih twelvemonths from this date, or
.^rjl this notice will be pleaded in' bar of
^7r- ' said claims.
This November 8th, 1624,
Delia E. Woodward, Admrx. q. tia., |
Estate of G. W. Woodward, Deed.
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Ordinance
Bo it oxdrfned byv the Board of
Aldermen oit tho Topm of <prevard,
N. C. that it shall be , unlawful, for.
?any person, unless he ia authorized
, by the manager or chief of tho Fire
Department of the Town, of Brev
ard, or iome, member of the Fire
Department, to drive or attempt to
?drive the Fire Truck belonging to
said, town, or to get on said truck at
any time or place; aijd any person
or persons so ' off endihg- / shall f be
guilty of a misdemeanor 'and shall
be fined not more than $50.00 or
imprisoned not more than thirty
days, in the discretion of the Mayor.
October 6th, 19p4.
Ordinance
Be it ordained by the- Board oi
Aldermen of the Town of Brevard,
<N. C. that all persons, o'ther than
. , , ? ? members of' the Fire Department,
who may be driving any- automobile
or ither vehicle on any of the pub
' lie streets of the town of Brevard,
VBhall, at the sound of the "Fire
'"^Whistle" or the Fire Bell, park
their vehicle in ( such a place and
manner vas not tor interfere in any
way wit hthi passage of the FIRE
TRUCK or automobile- carrying
members of the Fire Department un
til the exact location of the fire is
ascertained; , '
Any person violating any -of the
\ provisions of this ordinance shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and shall
bo. fined not less than $26.00, or
imprisoned not more thari thirty
, days in tho discretion , of the Mayor.
October 6.' 1824.
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otic* of Sale Under Foreclosure
tate of North Carolina, Hender
son County. j.
J. Mack Rhl^Bfe, Trustee, vs. O. V.
Nicholson and; H. P. Nicholson..
FORECLOSURE
By 'virtue of the power of sale
vested in me, at trustee in that cer
tain mortgage deed, executed. byxC.
T. Nicholson ' and H. P. Nicholson
to J. Mack Rhodes, trustee, Decem
, her 31st, 1918, and recorded Jflay
1 28th, 1910, in book ll page. 355, of
the records of ' mortgages and
deeds in truJt f6r" 4 Transylvania.)
County, State o { North Carolina,
said mortgage deed given to secure
an indebtedness of $250.00, which
said indebtedness is eveidenced by
? four certain, promissory nots, bear
, ing even date with said mortgage
deed, and default having been
made in the payment of saaid notes,
find, the same being now pKst due
and unpaid, I. J. Mack Rhodes,
Trustee, will , therefore sell to the
highest bidder for cash at the court
^iouse door in the. town of Bsevard,
County of Transylvania, and State
of North Carolina, at 12 o'clock
no</n,' on the 16th day of Decern*
ber, 1924, in order to satisfy said
indebtedness for $260.00, (Balance
past due. and unpaid, $125.00),
plus interest, the following de
scribed tract or parcel of. land:,
lying and being }n the State of _
- North Carolina, County of Tran
sylvania, and Township of Little ;
River, and known and designated
1 as follows:
.i vis: 1 ? .
r. All that house and lot at Cal
Koun, being a jjart of the C. E.
Wilson ^Penrose Manufacturing
Company lfe*8, adjoining . J. J.
Powell, Joseph Crary, and others.
Beginning at a stake in' the road
leading from Calhoun to Penrose,
the N. E. corner of lot containing
1.16 acres andVruns with sqjd road
N. 13 degrees W. 94 feet to a
stake; thence S. 79 degrees W.
?200 feet to a Stake in the old line;
?thence with the iflld line S. 111-2
?degrees E. 94: feet ' to a stake ;
thence N. 79 degrees E. 200 feet to
?the beginning, containing .36 of an
acife, and being same land this day
conveyed by warranty deed by J.
Mack Rhodes and wife to said C.
V. Nioholson,
5f ' J. MACK RHODES,
Trustee. !
This the 13th day of November,
1924.
Dec. 12.
If you haven't a radio send for
a free copy of the list of available
publications issued by the State
select the bulletins you would like
to read these lotI|'lrtvUl evenings.
A card asking f?l^!|^ji|^.^wiU re
ceivt prompt Jj
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NOTICE
Take notice that the under
signed, R. G. Jennings, Edward H
JenninA and EJ. D. Jennings, hav<
dulj? qualified as Executors of th<
Estate of E. H< Jennings,, (de
"ceased), and that all claims agains1
sIRd Estate can be filed either witl
the ? undersigned at Pittsburg, Pn.
or with Chas E. Oriyof Brevard, N
C., on or before the 11th day ol
December 195JG, and that if not filet
within the time prescribed by law
this notice will be plead in the bai
thereof.
R. G. JENNINGS,
EDWARD H. JENNINGS,
E. D. JENNINGS,
Executors of E. II. Jennings, de
ceslscd. .. 6t 11-4
lUlDADr
? FOR SALE
2 P?ir ? Drift * Horiea. For prico*,
etc., iee or write T. E. REID, Bre
vard, N. C.
WANTED ? A couple, preferably
without children, to oecupy^home
with M. P. Hawkins and board
him. 2tp
SOCIETY NEWS
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JWISS TROWBRIDGE
ENTERTAINS
The fortnightly Club met with
the president, Miss Alma Trow
bridge on Tuesday afternoon last, at
3^:00 o'cloek,
Mesdames F. A. Starrette, Z. W.
Nichols and 0. C. Hodges each gave
some very interesting t^lks on their
subjects. '
AU mtemhers were present with the
exception 6t three, and the club, had
as its visitor Mrs. S. E. Sterling. We
are ^Iways glad to have visitors and
extend a cordial welcome to friends
iff all members. ,
Durihg the social hour the hostess
served delicious refreshments that
wer& a real treat to all present.
The club will meet wit^ Mrs. J,
E. Waters, Jificemb^r?tftj- and- Mrs.
Cordia King, will be leader.
JOHNSON-MILLER
One of the prettiest weddings of
Hie season occurred Wednesday
afternoon at three o'clock when
Miss Mable Miller became the bride
if Mr. M. A. J C. Johnson of Long
Beach, . California.
The wedding took place at sth^
lome of the bride's parents, on
Oakdale' avenue. Rev. E. R. Welch
ifficiated, using the beautiful and
impressive -ring ceremony. The
bride's only atendant was her sis
?r, Nell Miller, as maid of -honor,
rhe groom had as his best man
Vtr. Fisher of Asheville.
The "bride . wore an attractive
msemble Buit of brown suede cloth
with mink fur brimming, and ac
:essories to maich, and carried a
jrides boquet of. Kilarney roses and
ilies of the valley. <
The maid pf honor wore a dress
sf figured' georgette and ! carried an
irm boquet of carnation*.
The home was beautifully decor
E(ted with ferns, narcissi, and
sandelabra, the color scheme being
preen and white.
Only members of the immediate
family and a few close friends were
present. Mid a shower of rice and
hearty* congratulations, the bride
and groom left for an extended
wedding tour to Washington, New
York, and Niagara Falls. After
January 1st they will be at home
to their many friends at 23 Spruce
street, Asheville.
a. j. r. U.^WIEKTAIPIMENT
Tli<t members cC tho Errvr.rd B".
. Y. P. U,, gave a:*, oyster eupper at
i the home of Miss :iolan- Duckworth
s Tuesday, December 4.
?After the supper, whicfi everyone
; enjoyed, the president of the Union
i called on several of the members to
, tell what was being done in the
Union and what was planned to be
1 done. ,
Following this there were several
very good musical numbers and
games. Everyone went home feeling
that a very delightful evening had
been spent.
THE r.Vr 3U.\^ NUMBER
The Columbus Entertainers are
r'.^htly named entertainers. Miss
Baughman, in her introduction ex
plained tha. they were not called
Columbus entertainers because dis
covered by Columbus in 1492, but
| because they were from Columbus,
Ohio. They caught the attention
and interest of the audience with
their first number and held it to the
end of the program with their happy
spontaneity.
. i Miss Baughman is a wonderful
impersonator. Miss Hoover is an ar
tiste with her violin.
If these ladies should ever fill a
return engagement they will be
warmly welcomed.
The Music Lover's Club is to be"
congratulated upon the attractive
character o fthe entertainments be
ing furnished by the Lyceum Bu
reau.
Those yet to come should draw
crowded houses.
LOCAL ITEMS
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Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Orr and fam
ily have delayed their departure
for Bra^entown, Florida on account"
of illness in the family.
Mr. ?>unsford, of Marion, filled most
acceptably the" pulpit of the Metho
dist church last Sunday.
- Attorney C. B. Deaver is in
Shelby this week on business. ,
Miss Inez Nicholson, popular em
ployee at Patterson's Department
Store, is enjoying a week's vaca
tion.' "
' Mr. Ralph Morgan was shaking
hands1 with friends ^ere on Monday.
Mr. Morgan is one of the^tnost pop
ular druggists who evef lived here.
Mrs, W. P. Whitmire of Hender
sonville, sister of Mr. C. B. Deaver,
entered a hospital in Richmond, Va.F
, (Mrs. Whitmire is well known in
Brevard and friends here will wish
for her a ? speedy recovery. ?
Mrs. Milan Nicholson and daugh
ter, Inez, are visiting relatives in
Anderson, S. C.
N. L. Ponder, principal of Little
River school, has accepted a call- to
Rosman Baptist church.
Mrs. Rush Whitmire and little
daughter have returned and are
house -keeping in Mrs. Beulah
Zachary's attractive bungalow on
Main street.
Fri6nds of Mrs. Chas. B. Beaver
are glad to know that she is able to
be out again after , several weeks''
illness. ' (
Mr. Ben Draper of Asheville,
prohibition agent, who was seriously
shot while engaged in the perform
ance of duty near Old Toxaway
was able to leave the hospital on
Tuesday. \
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Tinsley on Sunday morning, Dec.
7, a daughter.
Mrs. G. W. Woodward is visiting
her son, Mr. G. H. Woodward in
Greenville, N. C.
Rev. Wallace Hartsell is attend
ing the Baptist State Conventfon
which is meeting in Raleigh.
Mrs. Hartsell and son Bruce, are
visiting relatives in Hamlin.
you Choose
From The Best
When you come here shopinp for your
Groceries, you choose from the highest
quality Food Stuffs at all times. Yet
choosing this place to buy is an economy,
as the prices are always low.
H. GARREN
BREVARD, N. C.
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Only
STUDE BAKER
. " offers this new-type car 1 , Sfl
THE , NEW STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX DUPLEX-PHAETON, $1495
STANDARD SIX
/ / 3-in. W. B. 50 H. P.
5-Pa?s. Duplex-Phaeton $1145
3-Pasa. Duplex-Roadster 1125
3-Pass.CountryClubCoupe 1 395
5-Pass. Coupe .... 1495
5*Pa>8. Sedan .... 1595
^Pasc. Bcrlinc .... 165Cf
4~*uheel brakes, 4 disc wheels,
* $60 extra
SPECIAL SIX
I20'ln. IV. B 65 H. P.
5-Paas. Duplex-Phaeton $1495
3 -Paw. Duplex-Roadster 1450
4-PaM. Victoria ? . ? 2050
5-Pass. Sedan ? . . . 2150
5-Pais. BerUne .... 2225
4-urhce 1 brake s, 5 disc wheels,
$75 extra, /
BIG SIX
1 27 An. W. B. 75 H. P. -
7'Pa*s. Duplex-Phaeton $1875
5-Paas. Conpe ? . . ? 2650
7-Paas. Sedan . ? . ? 27.85
7'Pa*s. Berllne .... 2860
4-wheel brakes, 5 disc wheels,
$75 extra
( All prices f.oJt. factories, and
subject to change without notice)
THE new Studebaker Duplex is the only car
that combines the protection of a closed car
with the advantages of an open car. And it sells
at the price of an ordinary open 'car.
The change is made in 30 seconds, by simply
lowering the side enclosures, concealed within >
the steel-framed roof.
This is one of many new features of the
Studebaker Special Six Duplex-Phaeton. See it
before you buy.
FULL- sized balloon tires, for which steering mechanism,
body lines and even the fenders were specially designed.
Natural wood wheels. Lights controlled from switch on
steering wheel. Automatic spark control eliminate* spark
lever. Upholstered in Spanish grain leather. One-piece wind
shield, glare-proof visor, automatic windshield cleaner, rear
view mirror. Inspection lamp. Winged radiator cap. Clock,
speedometer, oil pressure gauge, gasoline gauge, Immeter in
single grouping on instrument board. Step pads and kick plates.
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Phone 23
Co.
Brevard, N. C.
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THIS
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YEAR
Plummer-Cobble Co.
Dependable Goods For Less
WE ARE NOW READY TO SHOW YOU
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND UN
USUAL DISPLAY WE HAVE
EVER SHOWN.
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THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY Tt) APPRE
CIATE OUR DISPLAY, --WHEN YOU
COME, BRING PLENTY OF
TIME ALONG TO LOOK.
Plummer-Cobble Co.
Brevard, N. C*