THURSDAY, JULY 2, 19Za
THE BREVARD NEWS
THURSDAY. JULY 9, 1925
Published: ? every Thursday and en
tered at iPosJtotfice at Brevard as
aetondhrhn matter.
W. E. BREESE - ? ? Owner.
STARKETTK jj STERLING
Editors
MISS ALMA TROWBRIDGE
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?WELCOME, FOURTH ESTATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA
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? ' 1 ? > t he ??membyrs-.o't- South C ar- '
:i'%l Press A^sociarh'ti i'u conve'n
Lo? . a'?semb1i-d " a'T ? Bvwar': . 1 he
: w-s .vjj bfhal.1 ol *('.?- ;**nt;re cit i'ien- j
s'iin of this. Community ... etfteinls ^ a 1
:ii Wr'diiii/iind .-.inv^re vu lcomi .
We "fce.L that .in" honoCIJliP; Ure vani
:ir.c -T n?.nsylv?Ht>ia '? ?.*-*?u:*ry> \yil::' their
-e.'ioe.- the (lie?:! be;"'.' ?<?'! this -'?]*?-?
? ?? ''.^u^shed . body ria've v\hii>ited- eS
tvlieT.t. taste .ahd'" >!&#"? '
? ::t. The beaut es anil attractive-.
? -- ?t* this section are amply dis
. vv>i on cv ery ? side, therefore. of
these things wc feei it. is not. '.'neves- -,
. ??.'ry to speak- .. \\ c fee: also that the-,
w.-ivotne extended to -.the numbers of
this .Association expresses in. no
rl;?>ree the genuihe pleasure'
.whin- the citizens .jf Brevard feel
.(. oK'teriatrt .tie ;he rneinbers. of- the.
Estnt<- of South, t'aroliha.
;-Nvt ..in in'itny- yt?;ir:-', . we. think, has
thi.- voiiiJiHumty been -host to a more
.distinguished body of public . .st*r
'*Utsts;'-'-iieVer',.- we. art* sure, has the.
?<omjy,Unf;y Ibweti triOre sincerely jrladi
t<- v.flconie dity body "f;. visitor?.
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The fsu-.t that the South Carulina
t'tes- A>-oviatioh has crossed the
St.,:.- V?i>undary into North Carolina
i -U'H; its . convention, argUes well
t'j.:' ;he /.cord.iyi Te?.-hui: ??I >roodrWil{ '
iVh-K h exists by-t wi t -he irrand . old
. >.T.?rih State and- 'her s,ster common
v ealth- to . tiie Soiith. . North and
c\oyth Carolina have marched hand
hand fur n? ore; thai* 200 years,
i cr yon.S ' ligiicir.t: -nie by side .w;.th:
u;.stiniruishe.i' gallantry on every
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American battle lieLl froin the ram- J
paV't-Voi t^ueOec the sands of
lieoi^ia, the eloquc-nt wi.-uom of her
-.iaiesTineu rtsuunoi;.^ j?v- brotherly
'accord frum the halls of CohjfressV ?'
?bf vBajnmjg the sante .-pirit of. free- '
. doin and the same ? ideals of Godly
ami unselnsh -'pri.ncipi.es which are i
-ha.red equally by the citizens of
thi'.se two sovereign Stapes.. '?
X he- history of South Carolina,, as
iuvil as the history <.?!-' North Caro
lina. records by no- group or profes- 1
.-ion >f men more listiniraished pub
he service than that, which, has been j
rendered by the members of the!
Fourth . Estate. in every crisis of j
-Community and political life in the
commonwealth, the n.embers of this
association and their predecessors m
editorial chairs Lav'e stood four
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fcjuare for 'honor and faith ami a;
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sure intent.'
Therefore, in' welcoming the del- i
v-sate- and members of the South
Carolina Press Association . to Bre- ,
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yard, Tlie New's tee is that it speaks;
fox- the citizens of this community
and for the press of North Carolina
when it extends to these gentlemen
and their ladies the right hand of
fellowship and a hearty wis^ for a
moit su.---es.sf a! convention.
GOVERNOR SPENDS WEEK
IN WESTERN N. CAROLINA
(Continued from Page One)
changes in them is expected.
B. X. Duke, tobacco magnate,
gives $1-5.000. to the North Carolina
Orthopedic Hospital at Gastonia for
the erection of a ward ? for negro
hildren. Mrs. Kate Burr Johnson.
Commissioner of Public Welfaio.
who took the matter up with Mr.
Duke in person says that the amount
voVured is sufficient to er*ct a 1:0-.
U-d ward ami operate it until the
ie.xl. (??;:: *ral Assembly c:. > make
novisio". ? for. its maintenance. Mr.
i>uke is $ brother to J. B. Duke. who:
.gently -established" Duke Univer
sity over the remains of Trinity Col
CoMector of Internal Revenue.. Gil
iam C.^om. is authority for the
;tateii < l\t that North Carolina paid
(MMi .000 in Federal taxes du?
nc -h- ??-ca! ye ..- ended ? June -nth,
the collections for last
1 .^.ooo.noo. Mr. 'Iris
.m a'- s it cost- h;s office between
(i a,:,)* l-J cents per $H'0 to make
?allec-ion*. Also, that t,his ^ a very
i , ,w rate; in comparison with the
The St;;'" I' "'.irtmi-nt "f Rc',enuo'
? > v. ?;W\.\v:U-ct.ioiv*dufir.^' ihe
^,.,1 war to be jft.-24iV.8- 16.20.
\ ntch :.-.proV..nately. $::?0.000 les?
-t r. i- .-..?lb ct !<>>.* for the year.
, -evi.uk ir is said. Tax collections
.rfvi: ' Inc'otVie. ' ?' $::,7*1 <349.2?:
i>, :T":. iw :. ? ; schedule
V:.'^ * hedule r. fl
?: i ra ? >'?? (for three months!
i()T '?< ) lv4 *? : b'.!> ( for three months'
bu> permits i on- . lvotith ?
.,T:er .'?? ba! i'Ces. -<S.?;:;0.2S,
lit : i- !'Usy in the effort'^..
''"i-Vvtrvtn th- ' pr-'-ei:! size . ??f .the.-,
r-aecumulatriir" 'deficit.. Treasurer
> ,y :d ,-r our *?' t>* funds
?; v the
HI. v- , 1 ? <. .lli ..; V... ,?'.t ?
li.'
. v. Hi1!. * *? ; ;iy
u ivdera of the o Id Cununocfc Mines
? 4 hathuYi. tVuhty-. .report?- for the
Department' <rf CaW a::d Printing
?a. blow-out she I. possibly .de
fective. powiier.. care) es?i less in no.,
pro; criy | i:;ir the .-hot;. ' or bla?f
are- the -''p'rodabl.- 'causes ?>t the o>.in>
d-saster at Coal Glen. May 2 ah. :f
a'iiu-3 the li'-'es of miners were
sniffed .'.out and 79 children made
fatherless. Mr. Hill suggests many
*pi ecaUt:-"!!s wh.i ii shouid b'e taken in
i.mne operations to prevent accidents.
? vniie the commissioner ventures the
-.hat the 'explosion furnishe
,.r. a.v-in-.env t-r tk. e nactment of a
v.- ,rkn;an-s coi!ipen.-a;:oi; law for
the State.
I. M Bailey, assistant to Commis
sioner Maxwell. in' the supervision ot
?an- "Blue >!>>" act ha* issued a
'.waging .against : ;hc purchase of
?>.hurv> in the- Ford Motor Company
of I ."anada wit ho tit thorough investi
gate the corp.. ration in question
having tailed to respond to the re
quest tat the rarities in question
hv qualified under the Capital issues
l;tw enacted by the General Assem
?tVly of 1925: . D
Avtort eys for Jesse \\ vatt. Ka
iemi: detective .charjred 'with the kill
in- of S. S. Holt. Smithtield attor
? ~v. -w.ral weeks a^'o. made the
point of an illegally drawn jury
when the ease was called in the
\VaK? sUjH-rior court during the
week. It developed that the ^rand
jury returning the indictment for
murder against Wyatt had bee-i
drawn by a boy over ten years of
aire and Judge Daniel ordered an- 1
?.ther jury drawn, rather than take
chances on a technicality. Solicitor ]
?Ev'a<;- ar.nounces. that the case will
surely in- taken up later in the !
imoiith. . ? :j
The automobile license bureau ot
the Department of Revenue report^
the collection of $10.109'.2;>.J.26 dur
ing the fiscal year ended June 30th.
Tax on jrasoline, $5,277,113.41; au
tomobile license tags. $4,710,234.S7.,
automobile title registration fees.
$121.yu4.,.?8. and the end is not yet.
BAPTIST W. M. U. MEETS
WITH ENON CHURCH
On the first day of July the an
nual meeting of the Woman's Mis
sionary .Union of Transylvania was
held with the Enon Baptist church
There was a large attendance ami
many ^ood speeches. Among the
number of speakers present wa.
Miss Dorothy Kellam, leader of the
vbung people of North Carolina.
Mrs A.- R. Philips, misionary to
Argentina. S. A., and Rev. A. C.
Hamby. associate secretary of mis
sion-in North Carolina. These ad
dresses were enjoyed by all who
were privileged to hear them.
Dinner was furnished by the ladies
of the. Enon Missionary Society.
In the afternoon there Was a
splendid program rendered by the
young people of Brevard Baptist
church.
The next meeting Will be held on
July first, 1926. with Oak Grove
church, near Toxaway.
HUNDREDS ARRIVE i
FOR SUMMER
(Continued from Page One)
was the guest uf Mrs. A. B. Michael
and family during his stay here.
I Other prominent visitors' regis- {
tered at Brevard hotels this week
include G. Al. Heitman, Airs, licit-!
man, and their son, of Fort Meyers, j
j Fla., Air. lleitman is a wealthy
banker, merchant, realty operator
and fruit grower of the City of
Palms. 1U? expressed himself as be
ing much enthused over the pros
I pects of Western North .Carolina."'
Mr. Heitman declared that in his
opinion Western N. C. would within
the next few years become the tour
list resort of America for the spring,
resort of America for the spring,
fall and summer months.
I)r. Noah Jackson, prominent phy- .
sician of iWest Palm Beach, Fla..
L. D. Bolton, of Georgia, William
G. Roaul, of Lookout Mountain.
Tenn., and 11. M. Hampton and
children, of Georgia, are other vis
itor*.
iiRu i/Aid) CAivIP
SEASON OPENS
(Continued from Page One)
represent an able body of women,
and a lew iii.-ii. from various sec
tions of the Southland.
( amp Illahi'e opened July U with
giil>. Air. apd Airs. Hint on AL
Leod are directors, being associated
with a capable corps of twenty coun
cilors, who assis; - in the various ac
tivities of camp life, lmprovem nts
are jvaile year by year to meet
demands of the increasing number,
of girls. The girls come from va
rious Southern States. Tennessee.
W. Virginia, Louisiana, Alabama.
Florida, Georgia;, South and North
Carolina beiritr represented:
Cam.pl Brevard opened ,! jIv 1st;
with girls. Airs. Joiner, of Mer
idian. Miss;, is ge.se. ill diu .'t . -. .
wlr.VMi are a <oi ;atcd.. I ;tfr< y .
of Chase City. Va.. Paul W: Ip. a re
cent graduate of Virginia -I * n i v< ? i -
sity. director of all sports, assisted
by Mr. Beckett, of Chase City. Mis>
Lucije ;Snellgi??ve. director of ;. v.
thetic and folk dancing and of plays
and '..pageant's. Other councilors are
.Miss Erni:*. Jackson. Aliss Florence
Philips and Aliss Helen Hopkins. j
ROAD WORK
Sealed Proposals will he received
by the Board of Road Commission
ers of T i a n sy h a n i a County at their
Office is; the County Court House .in"
Brevard. N. C., until 2 o'clock, p.m.;
of .Monday. July li?th. for the
construction of approximately four
mile.- of road from Cedar .Mountain
to the Aloj.aghan Mills Camp.
Instructions to Bidders. Proposal
Forins, plans and .Specifications are
on iile in the Office of the Road.
Commissioners.
Bidders are expected to inspect
the location of- the w >;!; and inform
themselves regarding all local e on
ditions. ? !
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids or to award Contract
in whole or in part to the best in
terest of the County.
CHAS. E. ORR, Secretary
R. H. AJORRROW. Engineer.
SOCIETY'NEWS
MISSIONARY MEETING
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. j
The Woman's Alijsionary Society
of the .Methodist church held an in
teresting meeting in the Woman's
parlor on Thursday afternoon, July
second.
There was a good attendance in
spite of the busy season.
An inspiring program had been
arranged by Airs. D. L. English. The
first number was given by Airs.
York, the subject being, "God's
Flower Children." This article
stressed the importance of work for
neglected children.
Mrs. Loftis read a paper telling
of the work done by , Institutional
Church, Kansas City.
Missionary News from the Bulle
*
tin was given by Miss Kern.
Mrs. Setzer had charge of the de
votional exercises and made an ex
cellent talk.
The presence of Mrs. S. Walsh, a
visitor from Cape Town, South
Africa, was a rare treat. Mrs. j
Walsh read a scripture lesson and,
made an inspirational talk. She also |
told something of the far away land
in which she lives and witnesses for J
Christ.
Mrs. Orr reported that the young ;
folks, under the superintendence of
Miss Alma Trowbridge, have already
raised the full amount of their
pledge.
Mrs. George W. Woodard told of
the needs and encouragements of
the field as gleaned from the Mis
sionary Voice.
The Social Service Committee of
which Mrs. David Orr is chairman,
was appointed and a meeting was
called for Tuesday afternoon.
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY
SOCIETY HOLDS MEETING
The Woman's Misionary Society
the Baptist church held their regu- j
lar meeting at the church, Tuesday ?
afternoon. The transaction of bus
iness was followed by a most inter
esting program led by Mrs. John
Ashworth, after which a short time
of social intercourse was enjoyed. j
STANBERRY-SHUFORD
Corning as a great surprise to their
many friends was the marriage of
Miss Yvonne Shu ford to Mr. Gene
Stanberry, which took place Sunday j
morningv^July f>. in the office of tiv j
Transylvania Tanning Co. Rev. K. j
R. Welch, pastor of the Brevai'd
Methodist church, performed the
ceremony. Mrs. Stanberry, mother
of the groom, was the only witness
ing party.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanberry ar;* now
on. a short .-?honeymoon trip.
MISS TRANTHAM'S S. S. CLASS |
ENJOYS PICNIC
The members of Miss Mildred j
Trantham's Sunday School class |
met for a ocial gathering in the
recreation rooms of the Methodist]
church, Tuesday evening. The
young girls enjoyed a jolly time with
games and contests of various sorts.
Refreshments wer ? served during I
evening. About eighteen young
giris were present.
A CORRECTION
Throujrh misunderstandinir. a mis
-tateineiit was made in last week's
vd iion of the News in Regard to the
Baptist Sunday Sc'li-mi notes, which
correction the News is glad to make.
Instead of "a recor i-hr.-aking at
tendance." the statement should j
have read "a low-water mark atten<U
a:ice."
:^0W MANY IS A LOAD
FOR A FORD TOURING CAR?
The question: "How many is a I
load for a Ford?" is well answered
by Sheriff Sitton whe n he says
"Eighteen."
One day last Week. Sheriff Sitton
and Deputy Fisher, acting on infor
mation received from AsheviHe. ar
rested 145 !K*nroes; 12 men and four!
\v<v .n. fo ralleged theft. The ar
rest taking place near Selica. Be
ing in doubt as to just how to
'>ring them in without loss by reason
of nimbleness of feet, he loaded the
whole bunch into ( or near I his Ford
touring car and with Deputy Fisher
making a total of eighteen, on the
care came to town- ? arriving with
out having changed gears.
r'lQfl For Dental Gold
\Afa?3IJ Platinum, Silver. Dia
monds, Magneto points, false
teeth, jewelry, any valuables.
Mail today. Cash by return
mail.
Hoke S. & R. Co., Ostego, Mich.
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZIN<
$200,000.00 OF STREET IMPROVJ
M."NT BONDS BY THE TOWN Oi
BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayoj
and Hoard of Aldermen of the Towi
of Brevard, North Carolina, as fol|
lows:
Section 1. That there shall be isl
sued by the Town of Brevard. N. CJ
$200,000.00 of Street Improvement
Bonds, of which at least one-fourtl
of the cost, exclusive of the cost o|
paving street intersections, hal
been or is to be specifically assesset
the proceeds of the sale of whic
are to be used for the purpose o
constructing and re-constructing th
surface of the streets of the Towi
of Brevard, whether including o|
not including grading, contemporai
eous construction or reconstructioi
of sidewalks, curbs, gutters o
drains, and whether including o
not including grading, such surfaci
to be constructed either of bricks
blocks, sheet asphalt, bitulithic oj
bituminous concrete laid on a solid
foundation, or of concrdete. The
said bonds shall draw interest at
not exceeding six per cent per an
num, payable semi-anually, and
shall be in such denomination aifd
form, and the principal and interest
payable at such plai*e as the Board
of Aldermen of said Town of Bre
vard may by resolution determine'.
Section 2. That the maximum,
aggregate, principal amount of said
bonds, to be issued under this or
inance is $200,000.00.
Section ?'{. That a tax sufficient
to pay the principal and interest of
said bonds shall be annually levied
and collected.
V
Section 1. That a 'statement of
the debt of said municipality has
been filed with the Clerk, and is
open to public inspection.
Section That thi-v ordinance
shall take effect upon its passage,
and shall not be submitted to the
voters.
The foregoing ordinance wa> !
passed on the 17th, day of lune, j
J-U25. and was first published on the j
itth day of July, Any action;
or proceedings <iuestioning l iie val- !
idity of said urdinan must be
coit n.enc<^ within thirty' day- aftc.
it's first publication.
H. H. PATTON.
Clerk of the Town of Brevard. I
X. C. ^
DIVERSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT? FIVE KOOM Cjttagc.
Furnished for camping; no linen
or silver. Mrs. A. C. MeCALL.
Valley View Farm,
Brevard, N. C.
FOR SALE
Small place, 2 miles of 1! evard.
200 yards of State il ighway, with
public road 50 feet from door, and
also Railroad running through
place.
Suitable for Chicken Farm, o
Sumrncr Home. New seven-room1
house, 2 porches, Hani-wood
floor.-. ::i acres land, 2 good /ar
<l?-fi 2 chicken houses, 1 baru<
small orchard
WILL SKI. I. ALL OR PART
MALI- ''ASH- SEE ME BEFORE
BUYING
' R. K. BALLARD
Brevard, N. C.
II
?r
FOR RENT
flood Store Room for rent. clos?
to Depot Cheap..
Sim* FRANK JENKINS 5-1 J:fc
FOR SALE ? Improved Sweet Po
tato plants, all varieties $1.00 per
1.000, 50(10 lots 75c per 1000.
Prompt Shipments.
DORRIS PLANT CO..
VALDOSTA, GA. !? 'M 1-7-2
I. ?
CABBAGE PLANTS frr Sale 20c
per h vi ? i r ?-d< John C. Titislev.
Brevard, N. C. 2tp?i-2.">
FOR SALE
Three Room House just outside City
limits. Electric Litrhts. private
water line in house Lot Ion foot
front, 120 deep, shade" trees, 3
apple trees. 2 grape vines Heii^e
in front.
tare ROSE CAFE ?i-4tfc
Smiths BaiberShopI
( >I K TWI-.NTV VI-: \RS ?
KXI'KUiKXCK IN THI
1>.\ K TRA!?K -AS
ST V I S Vol' SATIS
FACTION.
o
imitbs Parber Shop
?AL ESTATE AT AUCION? Our
Specialty. We pet results. Our
experience should justify y-ur
confidence. Address us either Ra
leigh or Asheville.
tINCE REALTY CO. 2tp7-i?-D>
)R RENT? EDGEWOOD CAMP.
Located next dour to Dr. Hunt'
Boarding House. Write "X"
care of News.
1 MONEY TO LOAN ? on improved
farm land- at six per cent." for
long' or short term, in amounts
from three to fifty thousand dol
lars preferred,"' however one
thousand dollar loans will be ac
cepted.
|F. MITCHELL, Atty 4H8-25-2-9
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SOUTHERN
lAILWAY SYSTEM
SPECIAL
EXCURSIONS
TO
ATLANTIC CITY AND
OTHER NEW JERSEY
RESORTS
Jay excursion tickets to Atlantic '[
and other seashore resorts will
sold from Asheville on the- f"l
np dates:
IA SOUTHERN RAILWAY T<>
SHINGTON AND PEXNSYL
JIA R. R.: June 23, July 7 and
August 4 and 18; and Septem
lst.
IIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY TO
SHINGTON AND B. & 0. R. R.:
1, 15 and -29; August 12 and
|and September 9th.
Round Trip To
Atlantic City ^
eville $24.10 '
Toxaway 26.45
trard 25.65
dersonville 24.90
Rock 24.90 I
ida 24.90
rnetville 25715
topovers on return journey Will
llowed within final limit of tick
It Philadelphia, Wilmington, Bal
pre and Washington.
lrounh sleeping cars Asheville
Washington.
iMake Pullman reservations
rough your local Agent, or write
the undersigned,
J. H. WOOD,
Division Passenger Agent,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
The wealth of the United States is
estimated at $3,200 per capita.
We have the last two figures now
>f our per capita.