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^ SOCIETY MEWS
LIVINGSTON CIRCLE HOLDS
MEETING
"'ojiiUiTs of tlu- Livingston Circlc
of the Baptist church . nu t Tuesday
afternoon at the homo of Mrs.
John Omtivll, the chairman, ? -Mrs.
John Ashworih, presiding.
The circle (ici'idi'd to hold a enko
iitlo ai Pender's store on Saturday,
and other matters of business ware
transacted. ' ?
An interesting prosyrjim on the
subject of Missions was in charge of
Mrs.- Vshworth, a. listed by Mrs. S.
C. Vines, Mrs. Coleman Galloway
and M rs. T. L. Snelson.
HOLIDAY-McCALL
Mr. :tnd Mrs. Jerry II. McCall an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter, V'.ulie Galloway McCall, to Mr.
Ralph Holiday, which occurred at Al
amogirdo, New Mexico, on May -ti.
The couple were married at the home
of Rev. E. Pacis, in Tulnrosa, New
Mexico, and were accompanied by a
few of their intimate friends.
After a brief trip to points of in
terest they will be at home to their
many friends on and after June 10.
O'KELLY-BRYSON
Coming as a surprise to their
friends was the marriage of Miss
Cannie Bryson, of Pisgah Forest, to
Mr .Don O'Kelley, of Brevard, the
cerair.ohy being performed Sunday
afternon at the home of Rev. S. T.
Tipton .at Pisgah Forest. A few in
timate friends were the only atend
arita.
The bride is well known in this
section, being the postmistress at
Pisgah Forest. Mr. O'Kelley is con
nects ? with the A & P store at Bre
vard, where he has many friends.
MISS WATERS HONORS HOUSE
GUEST WITH DANCE
Miss Ruth Waters was hostess to
a large number of her friends Mon
day night at the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Waters,
entertaining with a dance compli
mentary to her house guest, Miss
Elizabeth Corbett, of Macclesfield.
Puneh and cake were served dur
ing the evening to the seventy-five
guest- present.
JOINT HOSTESSES ENTERTAIN
AT BRIDGE
An -njo.vable social affair of the
week was the bridge party given by
Mrs. P.. E. Martin, Miss Ruth Waters
and Miss Almeda Waters. Saturday
afterrm at the home of Mrs. Mar
tin, entertaining in honor of Miss
Eliza' -,'th Corbett, of Macclesfield,
who the house guest of Miss Ruth
Waters.
Swoet peas were effectively used
in the Jecorations. Five tables were
for play, and at the con
riusion of the games Miss Martha
Kret-sc was found t" be winner of
:iigh score prize, ami Miss Josu
,ihrr ? Clayton of low score. The
Sliest of. honor was also recipient of
a dainty gift. ?' ?
(iue.sts present included: Mrs. Cor
dell Kussell, Misses Kowena Orr,
Martha Breese, Margaret l.yerl.v,
Margaret I'earce, Martina I'earce,
Kajhleen l.yon, Dorothy Silversteen,
Dorothy Fetsser, Agnes Clayton, Jos
phine Clayton, Klizubeth Shipman,
lennie Aiken. Jean Crouch, I.ila
iSraekcn, Annie Yongue, Marion
longue, Katherine l.owe, l.aVerne
Weill, Almeda Waters, Uutli Wat
ts, Klixabeth Corbett.
C. OF C. REPORTS
FIANY APPLICATIONS
Applications for summer acconir
modations continue to come in to
the Chamber of Commerce in large
numbers, and indications are that
Brevard will have a season beyond
' normal. Tourists and the summer
: visitors are arriving daily and up to
date a much larger list of registra
tions is recorded at the Chamber of
Commerce than at the correspond
ing date last year.
Among the visitors the following
have registered:
M. Ethel Nesmith, Lake City, S.
C.
! A Sturgis, Lakeland, Fla
Chas. J. Harmon, Lakeland, Fla.
C J Martin, Chicago, 111
Edw. F. W'eis. Chicago, 111.
Mrs. J. W. Miller, Leesburg, Fla.
Miss Margie Bes Rocher, Lees
burg, Fla. ? if,
Mrs. A. G. Green, Leesburg, Fla.
, Miss Florence Scott, Tampa, Fla.
i Margaret Squires, Charlotte, N,
C.
Mrs T. O. Squires, Charlotte.
Miss Elsie Squires, Charlotte
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Forbes, Hol
lywood, Fla.
Chas. Sykes, Jr., Hollywood. Fla.
J. B. Mayer, Newberry, S. C.
W. F. Duncan. Newberry, S. C.
E. J. Mayer, Newberry, S. C.
Mrs. M. C. Carson, Fredericks
burg, Md.
'? Miss Alice T. Thompson, Freder
icksburg, Md.
Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Bennett, Fort
Myers, Fla.
T. P. Cheesborough, Jr., Fort My
ers, Fla
W. L. Clevenger, Raleigh, N. C..
B. L. Laird, Sebring, Fla.
Mrs. C. L. Senter, Norfolk, Va.
W. C Carson, Raleigh, N C.
Frank L. Smith, Memphis, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Powers ant
daughter, Miss Alma, Clearwater
Fla.
A. B. Carter, Jr., Clearwater, Fla
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GIRL SCOUTS HOLD !?
CAMP AT FERRY-ANN ;
S
I. mile I Troop No. 2, composed of
tin' younger Ciirl Scouts, enjoyed
live days at Camp Perry-Ann last |
week. ,
The girls divided themselves into f
four groups, each occupying a cabin. )
'I'lic names chosen for these cabins S
were: The Pioneer, Pinehurst, The f
Sunshine Cabin and Our Gang )
Cabin. At euinpfire every night one V
cabin furnished stunts and another (
lead the "Goodnight Circle."
'rhi! morning hours were taken up J
jwitli pulling the camp in order, in- I
[spection and instruction in Home |
Nursing, map making, nature study |
and other work. Many Proficiency I
Badges were earned by the girls and j
many of the various parts of the ,
First and Second Class Tests were I
passed.
The afternoons were taken up |
with rest and recreation. The girls
were taught swimming under the di
rection of Mr. Frank Duckworth and |
Miss Martina Pearce.
On Tuesday the girls had their
checker contest, on Wednesday they
tried their skill at horseshoes, on
Friday a field day contest took place,
and on Friday a water carnival was
the event of chief interest.
the various activities of camp
life, the following outclassed their
fisttv scouts: . i
;*>() yard dash Thelma Johnson
, 100 yard dash .... Thelma Johnson
, Running broad .... Thelma Orr
Standing broad Ruth Perry
Basket ball Eliza Nicholson
Checker player .... Jennie Pearce
Horse shoes ...... Eliza Nicholson
Best Camper Jennie Pearce
Most Freckles Doris Risk
! Most Points Eliza Nicholson
I Post Relay ....... Pioneer Cabin
j Horse shoe relay.. Pinehurst Cabin
I Best Map Makers Pinehurst Cabin
I It was with a feeling of sadness !
; and regret that the girls came home
and it "'-as the expressed opinion of
many that the permanent Girl Scout
camp would be a great asset to Bre
i vard.
Vaclar Konther of Hammond,
; Ind., branded his daughter on the
forehead with a hot iron because
she stayed out late at night.
Mrs; Gray Sowers is visiting
ricnds aiuj relatives in LexinivU>"> !
<V
M is. Alice HulTington, of |)allas,
'ex., spent the week-end with her
ister, Mn, C. M. Siniard.
Job Printing PHONE V
Money in the Bank
Only the thrifty home is the truly happy home.
Where extravagance is ? there is unhappiness because
pressing- bills, worry and demoralizing influences of
never being in position to take advantage of opportun
ity ? when opportunity knocks ? brings only disaster in
the end. The young couple who starts early in life to
keep the outgo always within the limits of income,
builds constructively? and there are many happy hours
ahead for them.
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Establish banking connections at the earliest pos
sible moment. Build up your credit and the confidence
of others in your ability to manage well. Bonnie Ki'pat,it:k
Make this Bank YOUR Bank
The Pisgah Bank
J. H. PICKELSIMER, President W. W. CROUSHORN,. Vice President
L. P. HAMLIN. Vice President O. H. ORR, Cashier
J. L. WHITMIRE, Assistant Cashier
Moved!
We Thank You
Your Splendid Patronage forced us to secure larger
quarters?
Our appreciation of that patronage forced us to se
cure a more convenient location? NOW WE ARE
ON MAIN STEET
Next Door to C. C. Yongue
With A Large Electrical Stock? Supplies
- If It's Electrical- We Have It ?
We sell only two tilings: Electrical Supplies and
the opportunities ot Brevard? They are both useful
to future brightness.
C. K. Srsjciei
Believing In Hrevard