Brevard Battery Co.
Willard Batteries $11. 95
WHY PAY MORE WHEN YOU CAN
GET A WILLARD AT THIS
PRICE WITH FREE ROAD
SERVICE AS LONG AS
YOU HAVE^A CAR
We have a complete stock of Electrical
Automobile Supplies.
SPECIALIZING IN
Starting, Lighting and Ignition Service.
Please do not forget that we have as com
plete auto Laundry and Greasing sys
tem as any in the State.
We have in stock Tar Remover, guaran
teed to remove Road Tar from chassis
and fenders. Give us a trial.
"THRU SERVICE WE GROW"
Brevard Battery Co.
Phone 27
HART & TOWNSEND, Owners.
S. S. CONVENTION
MEETS JULY 13-14
BE HELD WITH MACEDONIA
BA|?TIST CHURCH
Beginning Tuesday night, July
13, and continuing through Wed
nesday night, the Transylvania Coun
ty Sunday School Convention will
(be held at Macedonia Baptist church,
seven miles north of Quebec, N. C.
Pastors, superintendents, teachers
and officers of all Sunday Schools
of all denominations in the county
have been invited to attend the ses
sions of the convention.
The officers in charge of arrange
ments for the convention are ex
pecting a large attendance of work
ers from all parts of the county.
The convention is open to the pub
lic, and all who are interested in
the Sunday School, whether they
are actively engaged in the work
or not, are invited to attend.
The convention is being held un
der the auspices of the Transylvania
County and the North Carolina
Sunday School Associations, and is
one of a 3eries of such conventions
that will be held in each of the one
hundred counties oi the State this
year. All .'f the couutie> i.i the
State are orgiswwi iuto Conrty
Sunday School Association.* and
holding county and township in
ventions.
The following is the .jrogram I'm
the Transylvania County Conven
tion which will be held next Tuesday
and Wednesday.
TUESDAY NIGHT, JULY 13
8:00 ? Devotional. W. H. Nicholson
8:15 ? How to get Parents Inter
ested in the Sunday School, Miss
Myra Batchelder, Spartanburg, S.
C., General Supt. of the South
Carolina S. C. A.
8:45 ? Song.
Record of Attendance
8:55 ? Getting and Holding Adults
in the Sunday School, D. W. Sims,
Raleigh, General Superintendent
North Carolina S. C. A.
9:25 ? Announcements *
9 :30 ? Adjourn
WEDNESDAY MORNING
10:30 ? Devotional, Rev. E. R
Welch
10:45 ? How to Reach and Hold the
Young People, Miss Myra Batch
elder
1 1 :15 ? Business Session :
Reports of County and Township
Officers
T
Appointment of Committees
Record of Attendance
11:35 ? Sunday School Efficiency a
Result of Cooperation, D. D. Sims
12:10 ? Offering for Support of
County and State S. C. A.
12 :25 ? Announcements
12:30 ? Adjourn
Dinner at the church ? Everybody
asked to bring basket
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
2:00 ? Devotional, Rev. Wallace H.
Hartsell
2:10 ? Training Workers for Effic
ient Service, Rev. V. A. Craw
ford
2:30 ? Teaching as Jesus Taught,
Miss Myra Batchelder
3 :00 ? Song -
3:05 ? The Workers' Council at
Work, D. W. Sims
3:35 ? Discussion and Questions.
Opportunity for the presentation
and discussion of special Sunday
School problems
3:50 ? Business Session
Reports of Committees and Elec
tion of Officers
Place of next meeting
Presentation of Attendance Pen
nant ,
4 rOO ? Adjourn
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
8:00 ? Devotional, Rev. C. W. Hile
mon
8:15 ? Securing Home Cooperation,
Miss Myra Batchelder
8:45 ? Song
8:55 ? Teaching Through the Eye
Gate, D. W. Sims
9:30 ? Adjourn
The attendance pennant will be
presented at the close of the session
on Wednesday afternoon. This pen
nant will be awarded to the Sunday
School having in the Convention the
largest number of representatives,
sixteen years of age and over, ac
cording to the number of miles trav
eled.
T. C. HENDERSON, County I'res. |
MISS ALMA TROWBRIDGE, Sec.
I
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FORMER RESIDENT
VISITS BREVARD
Eli Stancel, of Greer, S C., and a
former resident of Brevard some 28
years ago, was a Brevard visitor
the past week, his first since leav
ing the state and becoming a resi
dent of the Palmetto state.
Mr. Stancel expressed surprise at
'the decide . hanges and improve
ments in evidence in the town and
county, and was of the opinion that
Transylvania is one of the most
progressive counties in the state.
Mr. Stancel paid The News a visit
during his stay here, and subscribed
for his old home-paper.
WILLIAMS STOCK CO.
COMING HERE FOR A
WEEK ENGAGEMENT
COMPANY OF FORTY PEOPLE
COMPRISE THE STAFF
The Williams Stock company i.<
presenting a wM< of high class shows
in Brevard in a new $10,000 tent
theatre to be pitched on the grounds
adjoining the high school building,
the show to start next Monday
July 12, and continuing through
the week with nightly performances.
Forty people comprise the com
pany staff which will present only
royalty plays, including "Lightnin."
"It Pays to Smile" and featuring
Marie De Gofferely and May Blos
som Williams. Vaudeville will be
shown between the acts. A change
of program will appear each night.
The Williams Stock company ii
showing in Hendersonville this week
and are booked for Asheville fol
lowing the Brevard engagement.
The company appears in Brevard
under the auspices of and for the
benefit of the local Sunday School
baseball league.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NEWS
Did you miss the Bible school
demonstration Friday night? If you
did you missed one of the fines?
things ever held in this church.
There were splendid Gospel songs,
scripture recitations? questions on
Bible geography, on the Bible and
its books, questions on Bible doc
trine, on the life of Christ, and or
the life of Paul, questions from the
child's catechism and from the short
er catechism. One class challenged
the congregation to try to stumn
them on the first forty questions of
the shorter catechism, but no on ?
took them up.
Much credit is due Mr. Wayne A.
Monroe, who promoted the Bible
school and the faithful and self
sacrificial teachers whose loyalty
made the school possible. The teach
ing force of this church consisted
of Miss Nellie Rambo, Miss Jennie
Chandler, Mrs. Charles Verner and
Mrs. Vernon Crawford.
The celebration of the Lord's
Supper will be observed at th<;
eleven o'clock services next Sunday
morning, July 11.
ti!i mini mill ? i
NEW $ 1 0,000 TENT THEATRE
ENDORSED BY THE
FOLLOWING LEADING
CIVIC ORGANIZATONS
SELMA GROTTO OF ST. PETERSBURG
Chas. H. Bon, Secretary
KIWANIS CLUB OF FT. MYERS, FLA.
D. W. Boyd, President
CITY OF FT. MYERS, FLA.
C. P. Stately, City Manager
AMERICAN LEGION, ARCADIA, FLA.
Mrs. Smith, Commander
VIVITAN CLUB, OF DAYTONA, FLA.
Mr. Thornaton, President
MAYOR REEVES
Anniston, Ala.
SABBATH SCHOOL and PUBLICATIONS
Rev. Robt. L. Bell, Chr. Union Springs, Ala.
W. P. FONVILLE, ASST. SECY. STATE
Montgomery, Ala.
AMERICAN LEGION, DUBLIN, GA.
Post No. 17, T. A. Kemp, Commander
CIVITAN CLUB, MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Mr. Burr, President
CIVITAN CLUB OF ANNISTON, ALA.
Mr. Evans, President
JUDGE CHAS. S. LEYDEN
Anniston (Ala.) Star
KIWANIS CLUB OF SANFORD
E. F. Lane, President
FIRST TIME SHOWING HERE IN
EIGHT YEARS
Auspices S. S. Base Ball League
The Original Williams Stock Co.
40 PEOPLE 40
11 PIECE ORCHESTRA
Presenting Only Royalty Plays Including "Lightning"
Monday Night Will Present
"17 PAYS TO * MILE"
FEATURING MARIE DE GAFFERALLY AND MARY RLOSSOMS WILLIAMS
4 ACT DRAMA
Vaudeville Between Acts
- 40c.