WILL BREVARD
Ullow HER MUNICIPAL
BAND TO GO ?
CO-OPERATION IS
[NECESSARY FOR XLEP
ING OUR BAND
VOL. XXX
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 19^8
No. 37
FARM NEWS
B? L A. AMMON
Corn Crop F*ir
It is with much interest to both
farmer and business man, that the
corn 'crop is much better than was
expected. When the farmer went
into the . fields to harvest his top
fodder, he visited his crops in a way
to net a -more accurate idea of the
?'expected yield. There will be many
fields that w >il yield close to ti f t \
.bushels per acre. Some few claim i
to have wnif exceptionally good |
? corn. (lood as any year.
-This .very encouraging news, as |
it means that ?he farmers buying t
power is not weakened as indicatvU
in earlier reports.
Western" Corn
? * ' ? . ?? J* ? -|
( i t * v ^ j rt*y*or?s ? fToftv XlH4
'Western ?'? rri belt. sHl- give us ij
reasonable larie .orncrop, but not.'
so llmre a-' a w hth- :igo. Some sec- '
'. t i-ons ..have :>C' it r with- d i .>u^h t .
i&h?rs w :h . ? . :i
m:'* * V o&Htet Ivjuvi": .U;'i .
crop & . V-look* :av>- if new j
' corn \V' ui.!. ?S ? v- .if around 'Ue t\\ei:-;.,
' tV-fi'Ve t ,>? ? i>t. ~ . Ml .tilK* t oU ">1 \ -'A ;
V.*"rV* ' V | 'H'U'll - 1* 1 1 VI . it ,1.^1
? -one ttfty. ,"j
5.prd Corn
'.' >c,SvW is think aHoat.;
piixt 'vears ? -et ii. rCotB;' U k <)Ui/hill> ?
t hat fit y< -xr idy'-d .itd do dot . -cut. :
the." tops": from- >uch'_ i ^ itl-s tmiuy
them_ail , "atu-e y i . Later ?
' -|fati>er:->fle.A';: hiilai ?>????' a; . <e.->d..r>r
next ?ye:it"..- t N a !<i" . i a!5 . bo:h"!-j
^?yv-tised yi ry r> ucm .-?y .^I'eu'.ei" aite?i-j;
to- y.iii". . <;?irn. ? .??-. ?v,.. . f
: Yellow Corn
We ree.i \\ ?w ????*?; f\fV >?ver:u
icisselis; F".i" . . :f -s nc?u;v . a.-; ?*?_
feed: --set1 ?? <>. if has a yitimihe that j
.jw'aUifa- t, :- kiuviiua: a.nd ?jtow.Ui |
'? Vaajt- -wfet'e *c<<rsi ?<^ir?ly / ?i"-.
Van >*lt 2t '>'?*. Vr.''to tb^. '<^1 j>ouKj;
? irynioi;.:; there ?' is a good.-:
?-? !li<!;;in?i .*"<? ' '? ? : ' 'seed; ' ,,n^ ^r'?
jifantini:
..North. ? -s ? <
?V Trv- ?. n::vo?-d. '' one'
' car \?f. ?'??> ?- "?? "'K
?' ? i> f doublc^ the v
I'tKVti. liii.i' . .. '?? had t-UVii ,
' - -1 !-onld have,
: >old ft: ^v' usvi !<> Northern.
?'." 5ec.di-.n u. 1 ii< ? :.<r!cv.-.ja'>t ^
-from Vi^ ^ t'u>hel. ?P
your ^e.i :h. - ia:i. as. local- markets
"iviil eioafi Ui "'ar ciuip >wn.\
? Nirn't'e . { .-I)da ;?Ut on before th?
. ias.'t t'ai; '.^ Jy -anina-r hii^uiwr:.;.
anusua: :> .-a.'- V.i< ^year. ' No: troa
hie ?-. ?'? ? "A ' '-''?" er'.ded in the
<row.v 'Thi^-iv: :ii.i not lire' iurt lit^ ?;
- ' ??1 *!i,\
'\fijr x?ai*s ' ??.*.iej <? . p'.'ot-s ?' hot/ rec*-;> uv^ ? .
:;>e .<??% ::nd have. >mall
ttirs ? No. of& who' has.
? u>ed. ; -o.a !>. dre^inir has re
Acret;cVt i^-.tji-'y so -far: ' "
..' "Mr; WiVs. -v that he ^
?'?i-xyeekni: iai^e a,m.uta. /;i;
'? Mu.iia th'r?. ? r:.:i - .. he ih Uv*t.m1 next
spfi-JW-- I * tKuhj^^.^ he can ><'U it
.-.c.ot(si'der:>i i;-. ? -i->er. .
Tfterv" > ? >Wl?t hopes of. inducing'.
;i,e .tr.-.:i,. yi i Vie vr!.sen' ;oWm-rs
.*" ?4.)^V."U:<.'>5::v'tV, .Farm, to ni..ve his;
. poultry- iusi: < from. Ohi*? to ?
ulready - ,-',r'-l'';'P<id. ' - farm thai Dr:
Stokes. ? Tfc? in;'" ' 's to
uvn a ?'???' chery.- m Ohio.' If '
.. you meet n ? vi ;- -ellinir them the
ides. |
Many '? :i t :u- V> are in a state of
Iioabt, aboaT what to. do. as the ! v;d
Jlttiite: JMeji a i vvantinxc their pliWM>
and may vf-r ::.?C 'My advtee i> to
; .jrojaheud; ;'r.. vj.-ual.^ way till you
are -sure yoii have been shot. De- .
jays ?-xj'?-. . '-??iiiethi.ny: to hiippen
hiay cause - -i. ? real loss to you. if
that .some?n.r.^ ."-dov> ' n'ol happen. ,
Keep cool .1 ? ?! ]wt*r\ for . the. t haai t >
? . Vo make !;?? '?->. by jrr*?wi!:j.' f||>' the.
increased ivafjtwts./ "Ihe pi' lu.ible
? fai'^ '.stjlk '/f i-'.r ~.ne rnost. so iias-tie t"
make your 'fai-:n do its best.
Feeder Cattle
FronV.pre-.;.ru indication Ihere will
be many mo ?? '.t a?i ot cattle fed tais ;
winter than hi? the ? United
States. Be .- '.y. careful itjt p.ckinu
out your fee-iers. as there is a wide,
difference iit ti<e amount of feed it
takes to put < :i a pound of ?1?'sh <?n
various- grades of ? feetlers . Ketti r
buy a little early than to . s. -*
?-nds. The ? general- outlook <?i<o -
as for prices next winter...
? ' ' '
The United States may ' tii;
rum war during the next ? ?';:?>
fcvit it won't collect renarat ?
BAND DISCONTINUES
BI-WEEKLY CONCERTS
The bi-weekly band concerts,
which the Brevard Municipal
Band has given during the sum
mer months, have been discon
tinued. These concerts have
been greatly enjoyed by the
townspeople and tourists, and
they have added much to the
summer entertainment program.
Many of the band boys have
h'ft to\yi for various reasons,
which has decreased * the mem
bt'Vship t'? such an extent that
it will b<> necessa ry to discon
tinue this splendid organization
unless sufficient funds can be
raised for its maintenance.
A special meet ing of the baud |
will he hi- Id Thui>.iay evening
of this, week at the band rooms, j
.The public. ? ? genei-al and all in- ?
:?-r. -ted ar?- invited to meet with
.the band.
B. H. S. Begins
Year; Faculty of j
Twenty-Seven
The Brevard <'uv Scho.ols were
i'i|, fin* the \vi'?k of '.he year oh
Wed'n* stiny. Sei.l. -nd undei t he
r.-hi" I't Siipi. Hanaman j
.. <\v. H. roi|^ ?.i 2 7 teachers.
S.' vi-n new t,e:iche^s have |
-. u.j.i.-:} to the force 'to. care. foi. j
l iicn^nvottaiiiirowth Vf the school.
s.\ *i'm. Brevard now has three
.m-ridid mbtk-rn school buildings ;n
ung one of the lihest and be.-!
- otern North Carolina. just coin
?;V.;:.-d ; at a. ",.f n<>}.;.-iy. ;$?
? J;? . in ? t.h? h<irh. schooJ.
i&i :;1 y , ei ihni,.^^ -sUnn-nt |'.j
;t;i il. ? I* t je. . :!j- ioU vye-r '.?!>? j
v i.v-. To '.-x'-'t jy-CeblMg--. ?,*,.,.wV'i.
I en* i'lruv ijui.;;'ei' ?.'f new pupils I
TO Ititl'oO.in Jiol'iy, E> ofHUilit-..- j
'i, -V.V A-gi M-ir re;- MX' new I
Te;.\.-!;--t> uave iVe/Jn added' J50, r-iehn-h
i>V' fsci}*' 'i ? ' one io th* !?!? Ti.a: > 4
? - ? H-. ; |"i ? i
.>n^-i:neht: nnWving tin- total number [
?;it-'.;ieai'^vr< jf... the &V&' .; ,seho<;:i ' lri'-j..
a)'<r in -iiVv.- 1 <>; ?' ..??? V.- . . I
' ;!K'\V . -oVfers the 1'Upll- "1
;p.-- ...'p.n.unity . the ' ' ? ?*-ii
ha vt-^iisi ruction not . only in tne reu
: : : 1 " u i.e ! 1 1 U ' >Qt*jvCt.- . i1']! al:-i>; ill
\-".i;':.t.;r'J:at* A^i^ukviih'. lb'ni.e :Ef
inifr. Vocal niu.-u.. :Uid iiiar.e.
Ext ra-e'ar Oeuia ay! ?' v ?>? art? also ;.
eV:.iie"ct- in the- . wprk of literary
si?? iyt ,es. pubh -lung. of. a school ma
V!.:';.e. : auii . if, a-ivietic. interest*.,
"A" faculty viaeh for i'>o.y> and one
for girls have j been em ph.; '
enthusiasm -is >t-en evrrvwi
the- jjrospec"? for the- best .
' hie" - i: ?. l"i)e school has eye: . .
W'.f'h'. thi* nfesejir P!' . ? j- ?
edU'at- 'tia! policy of. the. '
Kd\i.;at'i i: over the ?'.oUlit.y
tt-jjc.' Mr: T. Hehd- ?
itii eii*' '.of vhe ? l)ei?t earp "!?
KVeN''.'i5'd,-.M'As i.'.-e.r -had..;...th? :
j'cihKii' v ;rf pvt'tViise^ to be ?
t o'na! one; for the coiitmuf'
Sup-.. 'A'. . 'W. ' HainJ.ni .il
Brevard a graduate of the
? ;ty of \V>co!Vi'n >v,sth s?'V<
? >f exuerience in. uU* te.Mctiin. -. .
ipr. in the we.st and In N
ol:na._" ?
The "following ,t>- a com
of -the' teachers.
W W. Hanaman. syp-r:
Mr-:. 1 . K. tiodfrey. princ'i( t
hi^h -?hool and teacher o
Tom 1 >? ivLe. -ejerice and a tpl
for' a iris; ? M|s< Maryucrn
Kntrl-h: K. K. Nails. End '
Martha V. Davis.- mathema ; ?' :
Evelyn. .loiies. French nr.
N. I- Ponder, I.atin;; Mr
Hanaman. Home Economic
Glazener. Vocational Ai
Ah<. Hiuth Walker. Mush- .
Mi<s- Marir'i"' 'i'" " -' V-'
Piano:
Miss Dorothy McKec; j;
the Grammar School; M: -b
Miller. Tti; ^rade : M iS8 Hav 1 ??
Tth ^rade; Mis>t>orothy \ ?? e;' ?"
? vade: V.:ss Kathleen V; 1 ,;"1
/jrrade; Miss Aiuiette !>:'? ?'?i. .
jr ,- a d e : M iss Irene M ' hi. " ?/
era tie ; Miss Martha C" :?:? ?
ade; Miss Suuanee : ?
ade:
Mrs. F. P. Sledge. pr; )al ? e
imary sch*">l' and -Iril ?? -U- . . 1
.melia Calloway. :lrd v
Vertie Ballard. 2nd } ''
I illian King. '2nd grade i a ?;
j tarby. 1st jirade.: -w.:^ ^''"e
?Cainbo. 1st -jrrace;
Charlie Johnson tour a
Dead At \Home With
Head Partly Blown Off
i
Charlie Johnson, an aped resident
of the Lake Toxaway section, was
found dead in his home Sunday
about noon, hy his daughter. Annie
Johnson. Investigation disclosed that
a part of the deceased's head had.
been blown completely off, presum
ably from the discharge of a 16
gauge shot gun which was found in
the room with the body.
A coroner's jury composed of Dr. j
G. 15. Lynch, Fred Hall, Lee Fisher,
M O. Met all. Mich Xeely. J. K.
Rufty and 1.. C. Case was summoned.
? '? ' "? ' V' ? j
and after an inquest over the body,
? ? -v. ?.? V: ' ?; ? "??'???. * - ? ? ?
arrived at the following verdict: j
Charlie Johnson . met his death a i
the hands of an unknown person or
persons: Roy and Moultv john
sim. mji;s of the deceased ar.e being j
held- Without bond, until further in
vest italic i)s are made.
A, ;nc preliminary hearing, sched
ule! u>r Monday afternoon befoii
Justice of the Peace "F. K, Shu ford,
V\,. E. Biee.se, appearing tor the ,
S'.rue i:i the absence oi the solicit' : .
sui ccreded, over the protests of Ralph
F ^K.r and Coleman Galloway. att >r
ne.y.-' f ? vt- the Johnson boys, in having ...
th< hearing postponed until Satur
day riforiung.
\ large crowd attended the funer
al services held Tuesday aiterrtoon.
i.t :b?- l.ak<- Toxaw.iy "Baptist" church.
thv>e attending, beiag the' .two
? ... .:ri - .'.riion. with iiii
ijt'atn of their- .father. ac.ompatiied: by
?>f; t >hersff's .department.
lie ? ??* Cvi*<. aithouuh not .disclos
'tJu: .i.-\ '.'ucs. are at work on t hi
? a-e. v is vvpii tvd that some
:.!i* will be' shed -oil the
a;..."-1' . s"-.ery i liat surrouhds the
? )i! ?.?!? the AitM ceased at the brelim
ir...: ; Saturday. .
PRESENTATION OF STONE
MOUNTAIN COINS AND
MEETING OF U. D C j
?>n Saturday. September the J?!lh.-j
at p.ii:.. at the 'I'ransylvani;; i
Confederate Memorial ? j.ibrury, t ii ? ?
Brevard Hanking Company ? will pre- j
sent a Sl?>;- Mountain eoin to ea? h '
Confederate Veteran ? t or widow > in
the Couii.ty. Please- brihg.'this ea.rd.
ANNIE ,1EAX CASH.
Tre-'di-nt Transylvania Chapt
. r. d. c. v ?
Cards i>ea ring the invitation above
? ve he en .sent tu the lifty, odd. Vet
ins and widows of Tr-.:isylva>a
?Unt-y. whose nai've - .l'-.i addresses
uld be ; -ei.-ured. If 'there are
ie"s. the Brevard I-ah'-.ing c ns
ny tfi.-ltn 'hem t<> t?.ke this not: ?
their invitation "t*? c<>misfo!' tln-ir
. . in* also.. . 1
'The actual presentation will he
ide by. Mis. T. 11. SM:>ilian. wife
the president of the Brevard
inking Company, and charter mem-"
:? "f the Transylvania Chapter- IV
C. Mrs.- Shipman will .be assist ed
? members of the Children's ("hap-,
r. The Transylvania Volunteers.
At the same time and place Stone j
ountain eoir.s will be on shle by the
lildren. both to the public and to
embers of all Confederate origin
ations. ?
Immediately following the prvsen-;
?tiOn of these coins there will l>e
business meeting of the T ransyl
inia C D. C.. to take up our work
fter the summer's vacation, to com
b't'e. all payments to State fun-isl
irch must go to the division tr
? ???r by Sept 'inber lo.. and to elei-i
?-;egates; to th- State tneeiint
vhich is to. be lield in Kli/alx tl;
"ity. October 20-24, All member
ire . urged to cotho.. bringing some
hange with them, so all obligation -
an be met. Mrs. L. E. Fisher, dis
'rict director has beep invited to be
iresent.
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A. I.. Ritchie, of Concord. X. C..
will" deliver an address at the Presby
terian church next Sunday, the 13,
at Tl a.m. Mr. Ritchie is a vi?ry
able speaker, a lay member of the
church who has done much good
work in the State, and the public
may expect a fine sermon from a
man who preaches without beintr a
preacher. * '
GET-TOGETHER DAY AT
BLANTYRE SCHOOL
Fijday, August 28th. was observed!
by Blantyre School as Get-Together i
Day.
Tht* <lay opened with a short but
splendidly rendered program by the
school children. Mr. T. C. Hender
son, County Superintendent of
Public Instruction, gave an interest
ing and instructive talk.
At the conclusion of the program
i the ladies and cirls cleaned the in id>- 1
of the school building. They wa-heu
desks, boards and windows; they ^
hung curtains, put up pictures and j
?psvpared the picnic dinner which
was served on the grounds. Some 1
of the men and hoys put in windows. :
? sash cords, locks and httRg window ,
shade*. while the, others worked on
the outside.
Seunn.te ball grounds Were i lea i e?i
and lived for the large boys, smal"
boys and large girls. A basket bait ,
court. was. selected, but due to the
dry weather could nut be graded-.',
Play -ground space was provided for
t!n >y/?ul..'j?ir!> and primary chil ./en.
entirely separate from the larger
children. Seats were placed' about j
under the trees.
Dinner was followed by. c\ci;i:
basobali games between the b ?
the smali boy and the larger :v'r1s!
V "tic 1 crowd was ;ii" n called back- |
into the school building. where
Ma'utyre School Improvement A;
. ? t vca- organized. Mr. I.< ?
t. j was ekvied. president. .M;
! ru!y Moore. vice .president.: M
Mary Bell Orr. seeetary: and ,\i
Osb?.-r!je> treasurer. The first F"i i- ' .
nigh:. - f each month was sole ted
lor rile . .egular meetings, ihe. lii:
iMeet-i.il*:' -to heitl September -1 1 ?
lit "o o'clock in ihe school buil-li
REVIVAL SERVICES AT LITTLE
RIVER CHuRCH ARE SUCCESS
\\ <? have jU-t closed a irnat r<
vival at Little River Baptist church,
with seventeen -- additions to
church and a ureal reyrvai to tin
church member* as a whole, leavtii^
the c:;urch wt f "one itiinii and orte
accoi'd." They paid the cvanvr-'li- ;
$ I ?!M?p and bought the pastor'::
"Dickson Bible." costing $1 a::<;
to the -urpri.-e of the pastor.
church ' a:?ed ^?">?*7.00 ,tbove-tbe sal
ary tor him to to Ku rtn at) t'ni
?ver-ity ibi>* year, ami . will ehfef'J
F unfair oil S- ;?*ii?be:r 7 th'.. fie x M
si '11 keep the, -i.Hd work .a Kimii' ain'i ;
Little R-ve.- : come back to t'le .
v.'.>rk ji'n- week-ends. Whatever tiT\
I'nivcr.-ity may :n* an to the pastor.
these good people have the honor, j
Ore night during the meeting, i
some of the K. K. K. members
marched down the aisle of the
church and presented a donation of
J? 4 -S . < M ? to the pa- tor and evangelist.
They say they -land for all that is
right. and we believe '-it? -Because'
we always find them doing the good
things, and righting the wrong ones.
Rev. Charles' Fillis of BakerviFie.
X. did the preaching in great
power. Any pastor will do Well to
get him, for he is sound in every
way and will build the church
around the pastor. Rev. Ellis taught
in one of our home-board schools for
seven years. Call him if you Want
feiil revival.
C. W. HILEMOjf. Pastor.
FR-.i DAY WILL BE BRF.VARD
DAY AT ROYAL PINES
tf r - ?
Brevard iay wii! Ik* observed at
Royal Pines tomorrow (Friday!, with
a free trio to this beautiful develop
ment for i: II desiring to go. Free
luncheon will be served on -the
grounds. in addition to a watermelon
feast." and a most interesting and in
struct ive lecture, and frej; drives
over this subdivision, so striking in
its beauty and desirable location.
The free busses will leave the
Aethelwold Hotel for Royal Pines,
Friday morning at 10.15 o'clock,
and all desiring to go on this occa
sion are requested to make reserva
tions with Mrs. Yerdery or Mr. Zol
Ter, the Brevard representative, not
later th?ui six o'clock this. Thursday
afternoon. All are invited to go,
but no one is obligated to buy prop
erty.
POWER TO BE LIMITED
FOR NEXT FE.V DAYS
On account of repairs being
made at the power plant of the
Cascade Power and Light. plant,
and the installing of a new
water wheel, there will be no
power from this source for tiie
ne.\t few days.
Mr. Erwin of the Sspphire
Cotton .Mills has kindly con
sented to furnish current for
lighting purpose:*. pnivi :ed r.c
mojors ar>* used, as his plant is
unable -to pull the loai' cau d
by motors being switched on.
At the ti- -t i-: of an e. -
load the power will be < t.m
, pletely shut oi?'. It is h< i?e<i
that everyone will regard liar
wishes oi Mr. Erwin, and hat
he will' not be* forced to. cut >??
th4 power.
Rosman Hi School
Oaens Sept. First*
With 13Tead e; ?
Rostrum J I : * : ? Sc.h'" ! ? * *? 1 c
the. se- Kin '>J.~ . 2|v i ? '
w? Tfie bi:;1. !i.- ? was 1 ??
full of ' children. <>f : he di
?Re id-- these {he:* w?-r
pupil* from Quebec. (rloHcv -tt-i
?Veyt safi .Clvri'yfb-Ll. T* ; . .
; ...tiia> til': ? ' ' ' ' i .
.? t's-ioi iliat the Kc'Mi:.'-:. -i : ? ! >
??: vi.r i ;?? rienced. The fru ui*; ? ?"
?*-;st>. college . grady.i: a
: ?. . .cr. '-,-d -.lea users '
.^f'Uth :r'ar-iii!::i. u: ??. ?.???' ?
. hV-'V.r ?.??a:i:al t iiin": ? ? h-- h;- ?'
; ?
? V. T'lf ?; K -11 ! .
it!t? :e^t in their i i i i
tfuiv pride >n iht.> v.?.r.: !?y
-th- Xorih v a:' " I*.' ?:
.?v-.;-:'?cs:.tion.-' This -Is tip*' (its.'- sm.
, the : O'UM'y L;i- vr.-n Jir'oH
iiii, ? this t iVrojiinV.'U beUiir
. : t *tr>nji is .i'i ? ' \ :
? ?thcr .?school* of the ? .UJity, . :? .
> ned'that tin other t? :. !: i'- <?;
'""jnty will show the *a?if- r.r *:?
'???nal- spirit and i, ! * ?.
:hv cause of edll'.r. .1 .
sh<-wn by the ir.eii. '!??!-. ? : ri< ;.c: . .
; the Ropjnan sciioei.
At the openi; ?- ? ? ?? ? -
*cn???r was addressed i ; ? p;tst ?
cf the different civu>? i-?
and. a hearty iiiv.ution Ua- ex.; ???!???
t<- tile various iiie;:'.-:.ei> "i ?"
'facU't> to attend < ue of :!i< citun i ?
;.:id .Sun?lay S? ? i ?<??>?; - ? ? f ? '"u ?
take part in tile ?- ?-?*. : i
i.* an ixaniolc f<>r t :i?- various ?*o|ii
ni.iin.it ies of the < >>u'ity. a .!
teachers, it the>V
co?i;!'Himty where i:n. >VJ".l ?
jriac. :?* have a h -arry >? ???? ? :
<jhiy from the p?i-'"i ? but .> .*<? '
the *-it 'Zens . of th" i'' ?
by ^iad to lak ? ? '???'?.?
tr.at will heiii ;h- t!.? i;;* nil a- yc?.
the education;1! d? '? ; ? ei < i 1
j i;t?nimunity in which tiny- ar? *v 11 ?
injr.
MUCH PROFANE LANGUAGE
CAUSES BOOTl Et.CERS t ALL
On last Sunda' i. -. ht. Si ? ?
? Sitton and Depiii\ a !<?!;?:>?/ ??'??:
? ' V* A.'
called to (iloUcest.'1 t>* at'ti *; a: :
lejred wife-beater. AT'er tin
was made, the party (u?e.i
roadside spring fyi- a drink of \\ .\
and While there, a car r..;.* cd. :r.
qrcupants. usin'u 'a. ?'> an ... >?..
bnind-of _Ioud -fa: i*y. Sh* i..
Sittim followed in .us -;.t. 'eavt; ?
prisoner number "iu- < u>to i\ ..f
Deputy Nichols and cam; lit the in- ::
in the act of taking a drink of ;
hilarious fluid. Tile three ocenpan:
of the car were arrested ?!i ' hai_
of beiajr -Intnl. and <i:*o;-.ierl\ ..
f transport injr liquor.
j ECK SIMS CATCHES
SPEEDERS; FINDS BOOZE
' On last Friday. Kura! Police-.:,
! Sims halted a Ford touriuj. cai f<
speeding on the North Bivvard nitrh
way. and upon looking in the ca.
foupd 40 gallons of whiskey packc.
nicely in the car.
The occupants of the car. Ralp!
Hurst and VValtei Wagner <>f Ashe
ville. aged about IS. were placed
jail. Wagner is a reputed fcootiee
ger. having been arrested in Jack;-; :?
County recently on charges of trans
porting. This makes !?"> gallons < '
whiskey, two cars and four men ar
rested al the same place in the pa
short whue by Sims.
THE PRAYER CORNER
GLADNESS OF HEART
Though it is tun- ???.? that ai >
one, may, by determined effort, a
quire the valuable habit of . heerfu
nc-s, of \vhi< !i I spok in last week
Prayer Oirner. I think those wh<>
are triad at -!i!.< a rr.< :? <-h:I t
(?without vi? c:al help an-!
i cheer -their coin" ade ? far moi* .
("Happiness ve y i- f ? i r
'marks a \vr:,.j- "I i' i-:i !.? keep
she says, "a nbo-'o':r :f< i - f a li.ujrt -
insr baby or my ma . pK-ci-, hi
cause I* colli no- I > p f t >> s >? lit.
when I b?ok-. <i at :t. . i r i > i 1 i- fnipo
si hie to all ? ??f: ? ? if and
i cherish nielaiich?>;y m ;.t th?;
same tinv*. ' her -
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t?i^et her."
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A PRAYER FOR GLhDM- b 0?
hEAR 1
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oil of jrir.-i
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ill thf ni-.ti .> oi ? -. i-.' v. ?
kill*!? :. ui i -i. bt . .i?% it"
fa- ??. .?!??! ii.at . :-.i 'It*
?lay ? h/ou^r.'i. :na> all o..: i.\ .
"tiiXe u.- to -erct Tilve u t1 ?
lies.-: all. I ct.jiie i'? !oi\- ' ???
wit a tnank.-^-: itic. ?" <*at it t o
with ylailta-ss a::.i sia^le .v?s ???
hi'firt. <'aii u- 1 \ our i.aa- .
we too, ilk;* \I.*t \ Mao trail-. a.ai
fi-r! Til? very mar u>. :?u.i n:;\c
tlie K'a?i a-surat:< ?? ' al! h : k
artii ih< ui?rht. ali -in ami' I .i
i forever pas-cl away. Let u-. lift
j our eyes to the ea.-tern sk'e-, ami
live in t h?- eiailess i itrht . and the
' praise ,-i :>ii be oiveii !? Tlii-r. I Iiou
j ( iful of v % a ?! of .i' I'i.tin'i,
'Son and Hoi\ ^p:ra. is-, a:, i t. i
i ever. Allien.
I i\ i' C.
MISS MATTIE DAVIS INJURED
BY AUTO AT PISGAH FOREST
Miss Mattie Davis, .if I'fs^ah
est, suffered serious injuries i ae*>
day evening about six o'clock, jr.
front of her home, when sh? wa?
ci'ossinjr the street ami was ?:m
over by an automobile tlriven by
>^Ir. Ed Hossal. of Davidson Kimt.
She was at once removed to Dt.
Summey's office where an X-ray ex
amination was made, and was later
placed in Transylvania Hospital.
The News was unable to obtain
any information from the ho-pital
repa rdinj; the extent of her injuries.