PERSONALS
Rev. Rufus Roof and Mrs. Roof
and daughter. Annie Leo. and son, ]
Dan. of Bradenton. F!a.. were recent j
quests of Rev. and Mrs. S. (.'. Morris '
at I'onnesstee Cove Canip.
Messrs. Kitchen and Lamar Gal
loway. of Asheville. s;wnt the week- ,
end \vi?h Mr. and Mr--. Welch Gal
lowav.
Mr. .and Mrs. R. A .Johnson, of |
Easley. Si C..? ar.d Mr. and Mrss. K.
M. Coi-n. of. Xorris. S. L'.V attended
? ftt?e fu. eral <?f tfck'ir. sist'-r, Mf.-.. X
V. Bryant, in Brevard last Friday.
Walter Hart and Jerry Jerome
-.. have purchased a new - Hupuwdvilt' |
coupe from Henry Motor t'o.
Mi. and Mrs. P. N. Timinefma-n.
of. Columbia. S. I'.. ; i Mr and M rs. '
W. H. Shuman. of lhiblin. Ma.,
have been spending the pa- ' ten.
? : da vs. with Mr. and Mrs. t'.-.'s ra:tlin..
. Mrs W. M. Her.: y ,a:ui
Kl'.ra. are visiting f n'e.rids r< J.;
^ ' ? . i . * ? ? ' ? I
.- lives i>,? Kasley. S. thi?'
?Mrs-. Fen l.ee, of A-lv\ ili'e. wa>.a
' *\v. t,'k-evd guest of 2. W.
NvhoN. " ? '.?'
??'?'. ,::*?d Mrs. i\.Ml : "j?m:ij"hiv ?*?? '._?
? ' ' ! ' AsheViJle. spent-.' r-he.-v"-- A-erd." JtH
* Brevard '.with Mr-. Smatiier"- pai
i-!.--.. \jN . a:: ! Mr?. Tl ?$.. Wii't'i.'.ii ' .
Mi.-.- King, who a-ti v.<i:
i ;i;c' ;h'" -A' ife IMC" **?. t.he ' Ashe- .,
r. .. \rUe -. S'^'i.-Vai.. visitvd" hvr
-. V, Mr-. ik.\S. -King. the.
; w ??-<??. -erm'.- - ? ' '?'
> ; . V ?? -vs. i.'iUise' riiiWl :.t*av.!hie ?
5<-;fV Monday ? ? f ?'>'?? -:.hviri: ho ;
t;!y. Mviiie.; -s. r..;. peru,':^ '
.'?WeeltS -with- Mr ; i?i. )V/. ,T. y ?
;:Wiv^ire;' ;'; y; : ' ? ' ; - ' -y ' :
; ? , ard Mi -. -S Kt^v^ot'v"
T- ? . v?. re jh&st $.? the -pa>;. . ' ' 4
1. ?:'? '.Ai v".-' MV-. \V .F-. Kai?iSv'V. ?
?; c . A ;:ii- F ? i'..:!.. '
j- i 'pp.vng v\"ith .M.rs.,- Z. U . NicUoi
? : ????" 's-^'ie ? t.iutV<... .. . '* .- "
Mr. a ?' M;;-. W?d^h Ma'!!o.way anVi;
? Vrivlia ( i : l! 1 < ' ^ .- .-?*' ' i -?
" '."V ? h'-: wi;ek- u ;h*- .:r?;&t.:weV
.'.^??^..^-C'tVrs-Vn.v.iHe- V.-'. ? 1 :? .;.ia
. ir . ? vt vi-r.".'-. Ways w;ri: h:- .-U"- ?
.niii?.. 'M:';. ?:;<| t . ?..Bl
; ! Mi -. =d. Minnie, jirt
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Ki".;. V .'.iie N-'-.Vxor, ?. 'T.;ai.''r.' ' .
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V r i= ? ;. Viastouial'; /.vy-re . w<.;ek'-;\7.d :
'?? -iif'-Mvi, ??Mn.-irapc! ' iv.;. Seiner. V *?
Jfifs.v M:". :i ;S-i t* > ; * i ar?'t.
n- -V. c. ,:.i; . ?vj'ek frojji Mr.-:'- .
>\ ? Sv ..e *bv..Rdarurd
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?? ?' VA'~-> Eilrth AVar.! Beam." i&f: ~Sy\\ .
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? >'.? .-veils'. fi-.W-.-vriLy : -thi-. vyfcel. vH i 2i":
T - / ai'd aV *:>? '..V '? he?Av<>i:. ii-.; .
Bt". We*T^r^
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a t : v \i-. v. < .- -. .
frier:-.;!- B'.ThviR^r.r.^v'. .. "
t i:. - Wl ?'?'!' i: ;
:* -?*.*"?/ -.A 2 U : > pi* U i- ."fc v(JTU*
.*.y' Vli;''Wi i i; A'y. - F: "
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: ? \-:p f\l '.U I* * -.*? yV,i ?Vi- :yia'Ot*V. I'w
. Mr. 'ivi . M^' : . - . '
' ? x..::y ..Wig^s, and". . -Lm?.::*
'* , .fe.tiip;^;^ '/rhtu^jiay '.v ' y
\ ? Hitiei^h. " aher. s?t 'ivting : f.wfv' /;v-'?; .. -
v.-'ri:. ' ?. ;i.,:.'i. Mr- Mnrofd v
, Mj"> -'Tall. KV ntvUrky'. .? v. ?. ? :
.- "* ?! _ - .-otj.e tinVc ' wiijh. Afrs. ?' H.
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'? ' Mr. ar. :. Mrs. W \V. iVu ? - . \ '
; ; -''.V,-. !>USf;:-.-S'1/ t?; /. '-Ashevii.--; '? 'i: ?
. . .- We'.inf-.su;;;/ a?U'. ' a'tended - ;rie
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-. t..;v tJftejF,1 -K. ;B- -CaiTv'; pf ?'<.
' : " ? '. ? u-ah F'j re's t. ' /..? . ' . ?
.M a:Vi . Mini. F; ;.:ik -t'alton. " , "?
.-. ? y." ?iaVrie'd in r /ida on ;f:->
i.ji-'t..- arV r >-pe:>d?:j.; s.u;.i;.hn'-.r
? - ?:i<<rr;:ftactu;i^ "? : . : ?
-iV[is?. -? -jlirt' \DeaW '. w?p 'j> alv
4p^ -/iirirtsie.r si-h-ol- -.in A>ih'.>. ' ?, '.
- r; ? ".vet k-.-iiii vvitji her rai
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. .M:'-. K'l'i-rt Denv-r/ ."- ?
. : '.V-':. y. V. di >k> and - M W ' - ?
[.?M'l.Vrd ^K>.l<>red ;o Asheville, S;.:.:
? ? f *r ^ ; V." \ V. .?
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l>r. Lajiii" aml -jSiTty. -...*>!? At: r-"
t . ... . . - - -? * " ' ..r . . .
S". are v'r..'''yiJig >a canvtd^g.
tour on the campus at Duvi i^ n
? ? ?Jli-v.e'-. hi.i.is ??. ?? . . *
Mi-. Roy PfekeNirner has goj-'-. t?>
Ravens Ford to join-, her husband. "
Air. Andrew K. Orr. Mr. Ed Oib
., >n and Mr. I^.wrt?flce Warren, ot
Asheville. were Brevard vi-s?tors.
? ; . - i? in day. .
Miss Marguerite Robertson is
tudying the Kinscella class method
in piano at the University of Norih
Carolina. under Hazel 'Gertr'ud.'
Kinseella. of the University School
>f Music, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Barn to Mr. and Mrs. T. Zack Os
teon, Friday, May 21), a son, Philip
F ranklin.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cooper were
weekend guests of Mr. .and Mrs.
Will Parris, near Henderson ville.
A parly of young petlple enjoyed
a picnic trip to Caesar's Head. Sun- j
day Til.)-- - enjoying this pa : i \
were. Misses Edith and Lora K:;ri: ;
.>u. Kuriire and Mae Cunningham, ;
Messrs. Cloryon Bku'kwetl. Joe-:S u ?
iyqK Bob Merrell, Charles CUnilingr
i i a in. ?? ? ? v ?' P ;
? ML"" Louise Townsend. of Lum
ber:. ti; is visiting Mrs. C. M. ' <?okc\
Mrs. Andrew K. Orr and littK
daughter. Elizabeth .of Ashcville. :
arc sfwn-'i'iu the summer with. Mr
?C.. M'.'. Ci?t4ke.'/ -v ?
M?*. 15. h. h<d.>on is; im;* <>vint.
nieejy after an operation for ap
,it a , i. at ilu-vani llospJtal, on
M, h.day morning.
Jerome Suiiard accompanied. hi*
t: * v ? 1 t* 1 1 i to eav ? l'\ lli . >
by wav of A she\ ii;'o. ' as a .birthda f
! . .?) .-.fn:' Mr. Siiia. d A fi a t W'.j
iar.ro . black ? hvvri<s was grvatly en
? ?V?'? . ?? '' ? ' ?- }
iir. ifn'd Mr*. <?*;. IL. H.oustom *?5
\ ? Ylie. sp'. nt V'"e w -ek-end wit'
\V. 1.. ; Aiken. f
M.:** 1 5 ait i?;. Aiken- left the first ?<"
? i u e'ek* for Ni'ivh \Y ilkestuu'o. to
ttvu'h in Wilke* 'County summer
? ?" ' *?' ? ? J'
Mr*. Ln!a \ndr-w*.. .*f Biward
f ?? unity'. ft ? T i3j ? * ' ? ? j
' " h 'i: .? ;n ht . w aire, t* ^t.
, ? ? :.v;. v ai .L:!: -
M? \ A. !'a:i.i
! t. avd Mr-1-'. Bvbt./.:l>iel\an?! |
t ?lUl^tv1 j
,? M'\ j'ird Mrs. James Sin
> i;;.f 1 -2; a daughter.
. ..\ . AU>. :i irold Haidjn .'and !
.,!? ihv\r. .Ka^erine. <>f Con-;.
i ' '"X, M'?ii ; >:'"ehl thv , wet-k-end
- ? :il .pa.ivnts,-^ Mt.: am.*
y l\ ?> iu.wi't'r! ?"
. -.j ? . iiji-at for. J ?? -h*!? 't:
t. M; . t, il I' ? ' a?M
: \ rent Sunday
???}. ??h-' latter' par ri'.s. Mr: and
! !'? ?* ??
V- ('>!?!'? h'a> y<-ry if)
f .? -a . -V :t i days.
i > ... . i (>-r. dr.. attended tJiie. !>oy
? ; I, ( "onvei tid.n in
. ?? ? uv-k. payid (>
<; ? ? \ ? locid Boy *S i." - ut t r ? h
.Vc *; A., W. Baniett spent sfVi-raii
::r. paVt . Wf.'k Hj d< ' Iff
'
y. Mr- 1). M. Orr and two.
*??? l>yvi<{ < f Arthur. Motoi-id to
; Tix?J*dav. and a-Kend
; Sl'< : i I i'f .J. !.). W
Mi*s Ann. i 'tc Cuice- has retUfneti
i i er h"hi'.' i j v < oiuriibia. i". '
_ ??seVend;' day- \yifli
y-. a-'d Mr*. Dayid Orr.
jtti .*. Mc I.' ? ???:! Spf!'.: I hi
v-vek-v.-iij w.u'h ti ii-nds k. low
n:i\
' M.tr sv.? stit.ibuiy and ""Pat
:vilu; ai'v- iM.-t. iuct-ing revrviii .-or
- ? ? - at Quebec. X. C.
?Ai: .Viiriam ' Silv'-'i'sicen .?e-tun:
id . week from N\-w \ "ti.
r. ' .w:1 she lia;* bee'n studying
". r Lily i'ast several month.-, at -;Ct?i>
?nia t ni' er-itv: Aliss iria lii
- s: - t ti. l?h ; sununei vacation with
-. Mr. ... i Mr.-.. -I. S. Su
.
\V. . il.. A.;i:- -:. h?S a: . < r
\ .... ail 'of her chiltiruti and graiiu
. : : ot at her in me. "t>eer I 'ai K, '
: air. .-.i\, Mr. and ' Mrs. Karl l!oyti. of
VV :.t ox. ' Arizona, who are here for
? ?(.'? -uiimver ; Mr.- and. Mrs. Tom
l>i Kel. of iiopewell. Va., who are
indefinite ? visit;;' r. and
ii r . and -inali son,
f Wa ton, D. < u'ho wdl i t -
..'iji h---: .*eveial weeks. Uigether
v Mv .and Mrs. Eutr ne Allison
and- thret- children, who a/e perma
' . i' resilient.* tif "Deer ParK Home."
'Mtis liose Sneisoiy i.-> visiting h'Sfer
. ?. Mr*. H. Ci, Ro-vrs, at La^>
t ,xaway
MRS. CRR'S SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS ENJOYS PICNIC
T;.e young boys of Mrs. I'?. M.
Sunday Sthool class enjoyed a
? ? ii- ai.ti hike t(j the "cave" Mon
al 'a i noun ami evening. Many
P..U1H-* were engaged in such as tie
light littie boys, and all had a merry
time. The picnic lunch was greatly
ertjoyed as well.
The following bovs were in at
'tendaji'ce: Lionel Aiken, Jack Aiken,
Walter Clayton. Edward Clayton,
Douglas Stone, David Norton. Mark
Taylor Orr, Arthur Orr. accompan
ied by Mrs. D. M. Orr and Miss An
nette Guice, of Columbia,: S. C.
MISS DOROTHY FETZER
ENTERTAINS AT SAPPHIRE
Miss Dorothy Fetzer was a charm
ing hostess to quite a number of the
younger set Friday evetiing,; June
ID, at 'Camp Sapphire. Dancing
was the main feature of the even
ing's enjoyment, excellent music
being furnished hy two violinists,
Sshmetty and Scotty, acompanied by
Mrs. C. M. Cook'c at th ? piano-,
Punch was served during the even
ing.
About .JO young people enjoyed
this delightful social event.
MRS. MILLS ENTERTAINS T. E. L.
Mrs. Jas. K. Mills was histc -to
the T. il: . I.. Class of ti:e i>.;p'i^L
Sunday School last Thursday after
: < ? . {?. -Aft r the. business meeting,
tt deUghtfu' p-ogram was enjoyed.
Sw.M-t v raj* anil Dorothy 1 erki* -
? t ? ? 'veil'*. i*S"d' a.s decorations aid
the ? color? ;:!so u-?i:u;d out in li;
rt fre-!ua.'"t- *.% hi -h. weiv sorvct.
dufipg th.- mh >al hiui r.
Thirty member.- were present at
'hi- meeting with Mrs. Win. W. !>
borne :uid M rs. Ralph Osbiinic a.
s|k*c!al .. guests, fin* the occasion.
MISS BREESE ENTERTAINS
Miss M.a' th:: Breese most delight
fully vnt. rtawRii Tuesday evening,
with a dancing party at. rile home. <?t
her parclits. Mr. and Mrs. U . E.
Breese. , ' . : . v
The thret? spacious rooms on ' f is'
lower floor were thrown en suite,
producing a pleasing cfl'eci wrth vh<;
hap.lsoinely attired young pe< ?plc :ii:
ting. t' ami fro. The punch bowl if* '
aci ? nil the clvgai'ii i.iin
r< > ii' iabje w.-se :no-t eif.< i live vi:h
t i.ieii' att rat ?? ileOOFatioiis. ?
R. W, Kve. and Mrs; W. K
Breose pri'sid d 'a? 'ho punch bowl.
Music was .fuViii'.-l.cd by Miss KUa
Zuchary at the piano, .lohii White,
saxophonist.-.. Scknictty mid Scott y
violinists.-;- \ :
About, tifty. quests. : ? hichivi;
qiii'ti 'a t:ui!.;>t,r of v.istoi\s at. ilu- ?. ..
lious caijips, enjoyed the gracious
INTERMEDIATE BOYS OF
BAPTIST CHURCHMEN JOY
PICNIC AT CAESARS HEAD
The boys of the Intermediate!
Class of the Haptist Sunday School '
enjoyed an all-day trip to Caesar's
Head and Little River, Tuesday of
last week.
The boys, accompanied by their
t earlier, Mri Jason Muggins, spent :?
most enjoyable day. and returned
late in the evening with a feeling of j
'??ttire satisfaction over the trip.
Twelve voun^ boys were members
of this jolly picnic party.
BOX SUPPER AT CONNESSTEE
There will be a b-.x supper at |
Co'ies.'cee School House, Friday "v [
ening. June 26. at 7 :.'?(! o'clock. j
Tli" proceeds will be Used to fuv- 1
I ni-h t hi- irirls' Home Demonstration
j club room.
Germany has produce 1 a pump (
that renders a ship unsinkable.
I
She should apply it at once to hevj
j
statesmanship.
-!- OLD TIME -i- I
AR BE CUE
AT
Hillcrest Tourist
Camp
JULY 4th.
75c I PLATE
CALL i
m ALLISON
nd Make Your Reservations
NOW
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Half Collar" Is Here
Waiting For You
The Brevard Banking Company is proud to
participate in one of t'he most outstanding
patriotic -events in Dixit; during recent years
the issue of the Stone Mountain Memorial
Coins honoring "the valor of thv Soldier o'i
the South."
These half dollars, especially minted by the
t'niteci States < lovernment. are now ready fo?
distribution.
The coin itself, apart from being a souvenir
be treasured. is legal tender, worth fifty cents.
The added fifty cents Charged for jt wiil go ?
as you doubtless already know ? toward com
piling ihe Siont Mountain Memorial.
0;:r tellers will take pieasuiv in supplying yon
and the members of your family, and you are
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THE BANK OF PERSONAL SE?A'1C?
RESOURCES OVER $1,000,000.00
Regular Caps For
Regular Boys
Topkis Cooling and
Convincing
Underwear comfort is a matter of vital
interest to ever/ man, especially during ^
thw summer months. Here's a collection
of full cut, roomy garments, tailored from
thinly cool materials ? summ:r comfort
personified.
Each and every Cap
included in this display
is made from a high
grade, all-wool fabric.
Hand tailoring and
shaping add to the at
tractiveness of their
appearance..
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l E. HAMPTON, Manager
"HEADQUARTERS FOR DAD AND SON"