| LOCALS and PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Milan Nicholson and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Nicholson's uncle, Mr. B. C. Hall, in Anderson, S. C., Monday. Miss Mary Borne, who is teaching at Converse College, is spending the spring vacation with her mother, Mrs, L. II. Hosse. Mrs. Lamar Lewis and little J daughter will leave Friday for their home in Wilmington. Mrs. O. L. Erwin will acompany them to Wil mington and remain for a short visit. Mrs. C. F. Misenheimer and; baby, whfi have been quit?; ill with the flu, are both improving. I Mrs. Leonard Simpson, who has been in Stokes hospital, was afaje to return to her home Wednesday. Mr .and Mrs. R. L. Gash moved last week to their country home at Davidson River. Rev. Albert Thompson, rector of St. Michael's church, Charleston, is spending a few days at his summer home here in West Brevard. Mr. and Mrs. Dabbs and children, of Florence, S. C., are guests of Mrs. Dabb's brother, Mr. W. H. Duck worth. Mrs. Dabbs will be remem bered by many before her marriag? , as Miss Mollie Duckworth. Mrs. Nita Norton, matron at Win throp College, has returned to re sume her duties after undergoing an operation at Brevard hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Kilpatrick are moving this week into the Johnson l, home on Jordan street. K Joe Clayton and his room mate, [ Fred Emerson, students at Wake, L Forest College, will spend the week ^ end here with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clayton. Mrs. J. M. Thrash, of Davidson River, was in Brevard Thursday. Mrs. Clarence Poole and Mrs. Guthrie Kilpatrick were shopping in Hendersonvillc Friday. Miss Smith, of Ruby, S. C., a grad uate nurse, is now in charge of the operating room at Transylvania hos pital. Mr. Rush Whitmire, who has been quite ill in Brevard hospital the past week, is reported as improving. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Starrette and ; little daughter, Betty Jean, Mrs. ] Kate Starrette and Mrs. D. F. Moore motored to Statesville, Char lotte, Moresville, and . other points for a week-end visit with with rel atives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Galloway and two children spent .the week-end in Ash^ville. Mrs. Mamie Vordery and daughter, Marv, were week-end guests in Cher ry field. Mrs. J. M. Tatum and Miss Swrnee H'ldrick spent the week-end in Charleston. S. C., and visited the famous Magnolia gardens there. Mr. T. H. Shipman has been con fined to his home the past week on account of illness. L. H. Bosse, of Spartanburg, spent the week-end here with his family. Miss l'aulinc Sitton, of Mars Hill College, spent several days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Sitton. Mrs. T. II. Galloway visited her daughter, Mrs. Greenwood, at Mills Kivcr the past week. Mrs. Garland Merrell, who has been in Transylvania hospital for the past several weeks, returned Satur day to her home in Cedar Moun tain. ; *. King ri turned last I v/??ek fr?? ?. Weaver College .and' will , remain at home for the remainder jof the school year; j Mrs. J. S. Silversteen and daugh ; ter, Miss Dorothy, returned Satur day from Wilmington, where they at tended th< meetings of the state 1). A. R. convention last week. Mr. James F. Barrett and Mr. J. 0. Barrett were in Charlotte the past week-end. Mrs. Russelj Young and little son of Weaverville, are spending several days this week with Mrs. Young's parents, -Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Snelson. Mrs. B. J. Sitton, who has been quite ill, is improving. Of the ten Brevard girls who arc ? attending N. C. C. W. at Greens boro this year, eight of them are at home this week for their spring va- , cation, including, Edna King, Rubv Hamilton, Mildred Tranthani, Eliza Henry, Annie Sitton, Christine .Snel son. Marv Johnson, Catherine Os- 1 borne. The other two, Geneva Neill and Annie Yonguc, ar .pending the vacation elsewhere. Miss Burleson, of AlUormarle, is vi Filing her sister, Mrs. George Nicholson. I Miss Grace Piercy has been ill with the flu the past week, but is abl<? to h? un now. J. W. Cobble was called to Knox 'vijfte Saturday on account of ?ho death of his brother's wife. Friends of Mrs. E. S. English will ! be glad to know that she is improv- -t ing nicely after her serious illness of the past few weeks. Mrs. Armfield, of Spartanburg, is viiting Mrs. L. H. Bosse. Miss Iva Sanders, a student at ? Brevard Institute, was called to her heme at Lake Toxaway last week on I acou 't of the death of her great 1 grandmother. Mrs. Naomi Lowe, who j was in her 97th year. i Miss Alma TrowbriTTge spent Sat urday ;n WcaycrviH* and Asheville , with relatives and friends. ! Mr. J. S. Silversteen left Tuesdayl for Nov York. Mr*. T*v? English and daughter sen El''?n and- Dan. and Mi'ss Jackie Clayton, were Greenville vis itors Saturday. Little Bobby Simpson, the third son of Rev. and Mrs. O. L. Simpson, had his tonsils removed at Transyl vania hospital Tues'day. Mrs. Paul Smathers, Mrs. Rush Whitmire and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Whitmire motored to Asheville Fri day for the day. Mrs.- Cordia King had her tonsils removed at Brevard hospital last Friday. Mr*, and Mrs. J. M. Allison and children visited Magnolia gardens at Charleston, S. C., the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Spurge Hamlin and children of Ashcviile, visited friends here Sunday. !1 oilier Orr, of Little River, who underwent an operation lor nppen (lic%us at T-rnnsyivania hospital, is improving. Miss Althea Crawford, of Cand lor, who was bitten by a snake Fri day while on Alt. Pisgah, wjis brought to Brevard where she was given treatment at Transylvania hospital. ! Her condition was not regarded as serious, as she was able to return to her home the same d.'ty. Mrs. \\\ T. Hca<l, of Greenville, underwent an operation at Brevard hospital Tuesday. Mrs. R. Y. Ned substituted for ' Miss Swanee Hedriek at the elemen tary school during the letter's ab- . sence several days the past week. Capt. T. T. Patton, who under- ? went an operation at Transylvania hospital several weeks ago, was able to return Monday to his home at Pisgah Forest. J. H. Tinsley has been on the sick list this week. Cleon Williams, who spent the winter in Florida, has returned to his , home at Lake Toxaway. Mrs. Hinton McLeod taught Mrs. J. M. Tatum's grade during vhe lat- ? ter's absence the past week. Dr. Roy Llong has been confined to his home the past week on ac count of quite serious illness with | the flu. Mrs. Nathan Morris and Mrs. M. D. Foxman were Hcndersonville vis- 1 1 iters Tuesday. Friends have received word from i Mrs. G. K. La thro p in New Orleans, I where, she has spent the winter, that ! she is gaining rapidly from a con- : tinued illness, and expects to return.) to h"r home here the last of . the month. Joseph Patterson of Henderson- ; ville, spent. Monday with his aunts, \ Mrs. N; Morris and Mrs. Luther i Pushell. P. B. Downing of Cardiff was left ! $500,000 by his grandfather, but ; with the provision that he would for feit it if he changed his religion. , ? ? . i Mrs. Harriet Thayer of London, ] spent $2,500 for a radiophone con? ] versation with her son in New York. KOD" S - FILMS Kodj ..s?Finishing FOXMAN JEWELRY- CO. THE DEPENDABLE STORE Court Week Next Week! We want you to make our stove your headquarters while you are in Brevard. There are plenty of com fortable seats, and most of the time there will be music on the famous Orthophonic Victrola. You'll be so welcome, and we'll appreciate your coming. Another car load of Kitchen Cabi nets and Roman Ranges just in. We want you to see these matchless home necessities, anyway. Medford Furniture - Company - CORDELL RUSSELL, Manager PATTERSON'S SPRING OPENING Charming Dresses Smartly modeled Dresses and Coats in beau tiful colors. Moderately priced. May we show them to you? Dresses: $9 95 '? S32-50 coats: '~7;r: $14.95 .? $42.50 A Wonderful array of Ladies Ready To Wear, tailored clothes for men, shoes and slippers await y du here. The values offered maintain our reputation of excellent quality at a reaso'nable price. We invite you to inspect our display. FASHIONABLE FOOTWEAR New Easter Bonnets A display of desirable creations in colors that blend in harmony with Spring. $2-95 to $9 95 See our display for Fashions Favored Foot wear. New Spring Buster Brown Styles for Boys and Girls. "For the man Who Cares" CLOTHCRAFT Tailored Clothes Style is the Keynote in our Clothcraft Tailored Clothes ? all the Sea son's dist.' ictive touches add to the smartness of these models. When you sec them you'll find just the suit you've been looking for at the price you've planned to pay. $2500 TO $3500 Other makes $14.50 Up [HOLEPROOF HOSIERY FOR Holeproof fjasieri/ MEN ! A fine se- J lection of Men's Hose in i plain ^ and fancy colors. QCc to I 51.00

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