* ***?"- ' \t ov- .
-Vr.-. \?c.Caiti>at'h ;in.l small
sv>n. >f vve.-ti nim I'.t.H-ii. Fla., -arriv
ed thi< week to occupy-, apartments
at- the Hvnnir.^ Inn.
Mi.-s Floftr.ce Ke-i: left Wednes
day for tn extended v isit with rela
tives in Vieksbunr. Miss., New
< Vlea?v>. I. a., uiul -otht points in the
fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. ('. \! Siniard and
-Mr. and Mrs. Ot:- S ? ard motored
to. AsheytUe one day !ast week.
Mr. Klvtht \vas confined at his
several days -las* ' Week on ac
\mu of iihi, vs.
51rs. Thos. TeasUi- iiirf t wo child
ren v of . AshevifJe. are visiting Mrs.
Teague's parents. .Mr av.d Mrs. J. M.
Kil pa trick.
Mr- W. VV. Hartanian spent the
week-end in Ashfvfllt with her sister.
Mrs. J. T. Bledsnv. at: her home in
(akt> View Park. '
P. M. YVrder-y. . u.' : Uncoliiton.
visited his mother. Mi - Mamie Verd
erv. last week.
The many iriends f Mr. R. E.
l-awrenec win be iria ; ta learn that
he ha.> returned to Brevard to make
his home; after rt I > : . .r in Shelby
Sir a number <vf years':
miss Ear lee ae PviiV-i* xter was cal
le' U> Winston-Sale -Sat Unlay' or
Av\>unt of her f:ttb? r' death, which
. ?>i urred early S;t: .:?? '????>"- morning.
f< 'i ?\v.i.ng a !r?feri?5j.' ?Hne.!>s. . 1
-?I : - s Kmnia Hai ??>'-. _of Kruityapd'
Ir t'tte. spe::: .{h- *'a i k-end with J
he parents Rev. Mr>.'. Wallace
H v:h-II. ' t
?! ? A . i.f Cherry- '
tit and JJ" !J. S K; hardsoir. now ?
-?>t >ireen>bur. . .attended the Virginia' ?
-i-na football v Thanksgiving. <
V the ira^e ! Richardson. 1
?pr -;<ient of Vijck Chvinical Co.; was
:r.v:t?fd into ? Phi Delta. Chifrat- >
??r :?\ as ar honorary member.. of f
?w'veh Mr. \V'-.:tniij?- a niembsr. s
Mr> S. < ' Jjuh :>? was removed
M day to Br-.-var i Hospital for. <
'Ir- invent. ? ~ i
h;' mar.V rrsehd.-. T" Mrs. G. K. -
!.. ':-.! <>}) w::! ^ . t>l> .;>ed to learn 1
. t<* * hews- fr?.T. her :yHs of her very 1
V - in: Icc.i": -VM- fat New Orleans, t
i.vhcie Xh? -e- .ir> - ai bloom, the
dr.; s-. was . : -r;;:r.y.. an?f where
anticip.1 a delightful winter.
- Si".;* ..-is stoppj-.i. a; the same house ?
vvre Mr. a-.: Mr-. H. V.'. Smcdherg
ar also spe~.ri:nvr *he winter.
Mrs. F. V. Whit-mire, o fGreerville
?? the \? nii with ' her son.
H : Id. at ir.,-. -? . ? of Mr. and Mrs.
J. K. Waters. ^
Mr. Thor* well Hayes made an
in-: ;rin? Jk . ; interesting, address
Sunday mor"::;* ' aefore the - adult
cLi - -es of trx* Sundav School of the
t
Methodist cr-_ res. ,
Mrs. Er' *-" Paxton Ls reported j
Ml- ".e ill at -Srev..; J Hospit;d.
kw
.Mrs X. VI ?r:-:.s iiade a business ^
tri? to Her 1-: - ville on Tuesday. <
Mr. and Mr- R. A.. Allen, of Ashe- v
vi?,V. spent t^Ce w< ?rk-end with Mrs. j
A ; ii's mot;hev? Mrs.- Mabel Kellar..
Mr. and il J. Williams. Mrs. ^
U . \ r i Steve Bracken
Mis.- l.racken. in G'reen
villf. Sunda. .' . !?
Mr. and )!?>. los. Abrams and
?ferj'n and il F ? in.^tem were Hen
. ? , i
?:> r>oh'ville s:.-.!vr-. Sunday. ? j
.Mis- Leia ?: Mrs. W. W Ray ?
Miss r--: Burch. of L;tke '
1
To .away. ,sp?-- : Tuesday, in town. J *
Ci P. W- ..ml Bill Williams >
u-.-re j,, Syl; 'i urst of the week,0
<>r busine - - ? i'*
Miss Lila ". ".-k i<en. who is attend
in^ Won: t '."irilege. Greenville. Si
will ar" Frday of this, week
t'- (olid *i . ":ri-tmas holidays with
h? v parent
Mrs. F-- \?-ely and haby. <?f
! V: T<<- w?*re -Brevard visitors 1
Tuesday. " "
Mr. an E }TUme H:i:ri- were <
v'-ek-end - f( Mr. ard Mrs.
< yiver i'r?r. r. shevilie:
Mr. Jin . . . of Ohio, is vi>it
u'v his au. " ir,. t'ordia Kin^.
Mr. anr. ^ J, E. Loftis and
e'lildren. s.vrt t-;*- week-end in Ashe
? v lie with i -. L ?fti-' parent,-'. Mr.
ar id Mrs. g? h.\
Rev. ar - "?!:>. E. R. Welch, spent
"fuesday :t- \-aeville.
(iaHowa Nicholson, of Ashevillei
visited Mfi . ' Mrs. M. M. Xich
? ?Ison, Su rl'./i
I Mrs. Beverly Trantham and Mrs
' Harry Patton were shopping ii
lAsheville Friday.
Mrs. Carolina T. Dorsett, who ha:
been spending the past several mon
ths in Brtvard in the interests of hei
development. "Evergreen Ridges,'
'eft last week lor Washington, D. C.
where she will spend the wintei
months.
C. K. McX eely of l ake Toxaway.
was in town. -attending sevi'ral
(lavs last vwi k.
Miss Bertu Ballard was -onfineil
at her home the past week on ac
count of Alness. Mw. Tom Dekel has
been substituting a; teacher during
hi t' absence.
Mr. H. A. Hummer wr\> in Kr.ox
villc this week on basinets.
.Mrs. -J. M. Zachary is vi^twg
friends in Calvert this week.
Mrs. D. Wi Moore ar.d Mrs. K A.
S.arrette spent Tuesday in Asheville.
Mrs. Clarence Poole and two
children. Clarence. -'r.. and Dor
othy. spvttt the week- in South; Car
olina visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Martha Boswell spent a few
Jays the first of the we??k in Ashe
ville. i _ AV
Borr. to Mi. and Mrs. Roy
Bennett., a: ll:->n. N. )/?.. 'Dl'1 ' "
1st, a son. Robert . \\ illiarii; ? j
Bennett .wili oe renie:vbered as M.
Audrey Lee Wilson, daughu <?>
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Wilson.
Mr and Mrs. Harrison Case and
EWO daughters were guests of Mr.
.mi Mr>. Can Wnitmire m Ashevdle
Sunday.
E S. Draper, of Charlotte, was m
fown this: week; in the interests of.
,he Brevtard Country Club got !
?ourse. Mr. Diaper is a landscape
lrchitect of Xew York. Atlanta and
'harlotte. he being the ar -hnect
??c the Brevani golf course.
G. W Hayes and '.family have
noved into : heir new heme in the!
u-w subdivision near South Caldwell j
treet.
Mr>. Mami. C. Verdery and.
laughter. Mi - Mary, are now living j
n Liheolnt^i. irt order to be with
Urf= Ver.i^ryV son. P. M. Verdery.
They are much pleased with then
,ew home and vvish to. be remem
bered to their Brevard friends.
SOCIETY
- ? 1
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY MEETS
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. j
'hilips church met Thursday alter- ;
mm at the home of Mrs. I?. <>?
Vard. . ,
The session was peisided
ver by the president. Mrs. L?. <*?
Vard. It was decided to conduct a
>azaar Saturday afternoon at the
Appalachian Inn. and also to give a
?hristmas party for the Sunday
School children on the Wednesday
?efore Christinas, at the Rectory.
^ missionary box valued at *'JS.(VD
vas sent off to the mission school at
>orto Ric . . ? ? |
A pleasa:i; -ocial time and refresh-.
iH'iits foil. .wed the business meeting,
ALMEDA WATERS AND RUEL
HUNT ENTERTAIN
Aimed. ? Waters and Rui 1 Hunt
'ntertaired jointly with a party Fri
iay evening at the home of Mr. and
sirs. J. K. Waters. Twenty of their
'bung friends in joyed with them a
felightful evening in various glumes
irtd music... Punch and cake was;
nerved curing the evening.
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETS
Th> "Woman's Missionary Society
of the Methodist church met in
regular r'thly session Thursday
nfterr. the ladies' parlor.
The -e.u ? ;^s session included the
usual ? together with reports
from the officers of the various de
partments. The Society voted to
give a shower for the Brevard Insti
tute domestic science department,
each member contributing a certain
needed article. The election of of
ficers for the ensuing year was next
in order, and by unanimous vote,
all executives then in office were
re-elected.
A mast interesting and helpful
Harvest Day program was present
One Big Six Coupe
For Sale or Trade
?? See *? ?
W. A, Monroe
Brevard, N. C.
ed. those participating being -'v <
fleers of the Society and luuerin
tendents of the different depart
ments. Each one in turn, with a
- J few appropriate remarks bearing o?
j the idea of Harvest Day, presented
to the Great Recorder her gift, sym
bolizing by this fruit of the harvest
the rich returns yielded by th? va
rious departments as carried on u:
the mission work. The program al
; ?:?? included an encouraging report
' from, each officii* relative to iii ?
] \ prl; accomplished during the yt?
in her respective office.
WEDNESDAY CLUB
Mrs. J. M. Allison was hostess for
the Wednesday Club, at her home on
Pmbarte Avenue. Wednesday after
noon. December 2.
It was voted to give a Christmas
stocking ' to ' Oteen. to donate a c<t
j tain sum toward the Near East Kv
I lief. and to have two days a' th"
booth for the ssle of Christina"
ideals, on the tenth and eighteenth.
The meeting was turned over to
the program leader for the day,
j M's. O. 1.. Erwin. assisted by Airs.
i'. Simons. It was in the nature
; of a musical program, an opera from
Wagner. "The Ring of the Nide
I !u:ig," and was greatly enjoyed and
ppivciated by those present.
Following refreshments, the Club
uljouroed to meet. Wednesday, De
(?o.tnher 16, with Mrs. !'. W. Ev
erett.
LIVINGSTON CIRCLE MEETS
The Livingston Circle of the Bap
tist ehureh .met Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. John Ashworth
The business session included the
annual election of officers which wa;
as follows: 1'ivsident. of Mission
ary Society. ?Ii-. T 1'. Ward; chair
man of Livingston Circle. Mrs. H. E.
Erwin; treasurer, Mrs. S. C. Yates;
secretary. Mrs. W. S. Priic. Jr.
T. E. L. MEETS TUESDAY NEXT
The regular meeting of the T. E. L.
class of the Baptist church will be
held next Tuesday afternoon, at
three-thirty o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. C. W. Pickelsimer.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS |
ENJOYS SOCIAL GATHERING
lav
The Daughters of Wesley Sun
School class of the Methodist church
enjoyed a pleasant social gathering
Tuesday evening, . at the home 'of
Mrs. B. W. Trantham. being enter
tained jointly by Mrs. Trantham.
Mrs. B. K. Nicholson, and Mrs. Fred
Johnson.: '
The class president, Mrs. H. C.
Ranson. conducted a short business
session, after which the three hostr
esses delightfully entertained with
a number of games and contests.
The vooins were very prettily decor
ated, with the Christum* colo*> in
attractive arrangement. The vari
ous, games played were novel in that ,
they all carried out the blindfold
idea, and were the source of much
amusement and laughter to all par
ticipating.
Dainty refreshments were served
at the conclusion of the social hour, j
ATTEND MASS MEETING AT j
HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY NIGHT.
mrm brseis
The Biantyre |lAnJ.nunity CJu.:
! pa vi- a very intc-ijestmjj play !a,ii
1 Friday night. Quite a nu:r.J>?r \ve.<?
present ami enjojed the prom a...
very much.
The pr::y . !?? met al the
home <>f Mr. ami Mr.\ Belioii LeYI
better Sunday < \\.ninjf. Mrs. lilythr
read th ? !?? son ami Mr -. I .?? ?.
Pirkelslnic-r ,jia<'. an int< : \stingf trxlk
oii in!.: .uisisons. The prayer
cire'e has undertaken '.o support a
native boy of India in a mission
school wlu're ho will be iriven ("hi is
tian training.
Mrs. J. F. Scott visited her daugii- j
j ter, Mrs. Guy Newton, Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Hamilton and Mrs. j
Terly Justus visited Mrs. J. T. Jus
tus SundaV.
I?:r. David HolI'day if Biantyr-,
ami L'di"i it. of Uityis
Ion wen* ??cenly ;nnr-ied. .Mr. ;
Jdj-s. Holliday hr.ye ih;- very b?st
wishes of their ru:: iy friend.-.
Mr. Walter Holtsciaw preached an
ijiier - tiii^ .-?erii.jn at Sicfttyn* Sun
day n:;?hy.
Mr. Jerry Orr visited relatives
he." Su;;<iav.
ill*. Charlie Orr visited hl.< c<;\; 'ii,
Mr. Raymond Reed, Sunday nirrht.
A&iZONA STATE FLAG
DiSPLAYED IN EAST
ON ARMISTICE DAY
(Phoenix (Ariz, t Republic*
One ef the features of the Armis
tice Day celebration and the fair at
Brevard, N. (\. \va?. an Arizona
state flajr, according to a letter re
ceived by James H. Kerbv. secre
tary of state from Miss Annette h.
?a.to:\ u .nier "e.;i ; Arizona,
now living ai Brevard.
IS. ss Pailon ha.! wi.'lti to Mr.
j Kerby asking' that a te flag be
-sent for u.: : in the Arir:stic< Day
celebration arid )U,nt". fair,
held during fair w? ?? 1 . ^11 r. i\; rby
loaned' her a state ila., ou! in h "
i letter she States as foil-. 'concern
ing it:
"I wish to thank -you in behalf
of our town and county and assume
you that your flag ( Arizona I re
ceived the heartiest applause of anv
.state Hag except North Carolina.
Your flag was placed in a promin
ent window down town yrd a note
telling from which state it came, so
there are hundreds who nil! know
the Arizona flag and have a kindly
feeling towards the pi- t .1 ?.? of your
state because of your generous
loan."
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Certain to jrive more
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