f
d'o we appreciate
OUR LIBRARY?
( I !y TUOKNWKl I. HAYNES)
1 literature is like nubility ?
|>y 'hat 1 mean runs in this blopd-r
ll'ion books are literature'.-, eoat-of
urtiiit itnil a library a l'ulacc of No
li'l.ty.
(low often do we >;i\ " cur library
a thought? Theft- an- sonio, . J nm
euro, wlv every t lim* tliey pass that .
way l>">k at it and mentally say, "I
\vi>h you well'!". 1'ut how many ot
u n ate like thai?
There is no vit in--n of Hri v:i-il w'1'
. js m>i iiiliaii the etiu.ain.nal ail I
oulvurai value ?i" a town liliiary. )>.v
menus of it. ti'.ev will tell you, in
fluences t or jrtioil reach to ar.d ;
through gen- rations unborn. But
who visions tlu little wooden house
among the trees on Alain street ?
who visions it in a not-too-far-away
day as a magnificent stone tdifice
with majestic white pillars and beau
tiful bronze doors?
For such a vision there must be
born in us a deeper appreciation and
love of a library's worth. None of
us are altogether ignorant of these
things, but frankly, we are negligent
of *hem.
And the more we reflect upon it
the more embarrassing it becomes.
There are men in Brpvard sufficient
ly wide-visioned and strong and
brave to make the growth of the
town library a "hobby." It would
require years and years of labor,
but no citizen could surpass such
man or men in the virtues which
touch upon greatness!
BIBLE SCHOOL AT
PRESBY. CHURCH
Second Annual Summer School ,
now in session at the Presbyterian j
church, began Monday morning of ,
last week with a good attendance, ]
w!' ch is steadily increasing, the
pr sent enrollment including 104 ,
boys' and girls between the ages of J
6 and 16. Children of all denomina- (
tions of the town are in attendance ;
, at the school and much interest is j
manifest in the work being carried
on. The school convenes every ;
morning in the week except Satur- _
day, and will continue in session
through the month of June. ,
Mrs. Wayne A. Monroe is superin- <
tendent of the Bible school, assisted |
by Mrs. V. A. Crawford, who is in |
charge of the opening and closing ,
excieises. Miss Carlotta Rogers, Miss ,
Glenna Guinn, Miss B?rtha Chand
ler and Miss Julia Wood. Subject
matter taught the children includes
Bible history of both the Old and .
New Testament, Bible geography, ,
books of the Bible and memory :
verses, Bible doctrine, Life of Christ,
Life of Paul,- Bible stories for J
younger children. i
CTinrtals-o?. the school extend an
invitation to all parents and those |
in t'j rested to attend the . opening ,
"exercises each morning from 8:30 to
8:45 o'clock, or the closing exercises ,
from 11:15 to 11:30 o'clock. Clos
inp exercises of the school will be
held on Friday night, July 1, and
the following Saturday will be cele
brated by a picnic for the children,
at which time th*> nnrents are asked ,
to bring cars and if they can to go
with the children. Further details
of the closing of the school will be
given later.
VITALlTATiSTiCS
WORK BEING DONE
Register of Deeds Ira D. Gallo
way, "and his assistants are revising
the registration of vital statistics for
this county and indexing same. The
period reaches back to 1913, and all
births and deaths in this county since
that time will be placed on record
and the names indexed in such man
ner that interested parties can
find a name in any given case m a
moment's time. This will be the ,
first time that Transylvania county
has bad the advantage of up-to-date ,
index records on vital statistics. j
A B. CARTER TO HEAD
THE BAPTIST ORCHESTRA
A B Carter, well-known violinist
and composer, has been engaged by
the Baptist church to have charge of
the ?-hurch orchestra durinpr the
sum "i0!* season. The Baptist or
chestra adds much to the services at
that church and the addition of Mr.
Carter, it is said, will greatly
strengthen this part of the church
work.
t
Mrs. Radford Nicholson
Mrs. Radford Nicholson died early
W'vresdav niorninc at the home of
her "?other, Mrs. Cantrell, following
a lingering illness of more than a
year. Funeral services ?
Wcd::';sdav afternoon at the Presby
ter nn" church", conducted by the
p.ts i ?*. Rev. V. A. Crawford.
us of this sad death was 'earned
jus: t.efore going to press on \\ed
nus i-'i. and a more detailed account
of' i'-'* estimable woman will be
given in next week's paper.
jWALTERMlRE GRILL
| OPEN TO PUBLIC
; i, M.' ( ' IV:' 'V: II . (ppf of iKi'
Waltormiiv .Grill an<l Dining
I : lui'iU'il in i!.i' Wultcnhfti1
m' l>l building, i.s oifi-iing a p:r/.e
? (Hilars to t ho person who
i \w to> the host letter stating !';is
: .mini ??f lh>> survive aii.l fond at
li s. ii wntly e.s'.ablished dining l uum,
?ihui. is now upt n ii> th<- public.
Ait'.hlion c ?' ' readei .< is called ? o ?
l-viriv-m found I'ltUwIuTO
?.' :s Syrdle of 'I'll.' NeVV.s, telling I
i in detail i>i liiis prjy.e contest. I
NOTICE
virtii" hi" tho power given '?
i curtain deed in trust executed b\
0 White to the undersigned trus
:ee to secure ctrwiiti indebtedness
n'.i-jitivned in said deed in trust,
which if dated April IS. 1!>2(>, ' and
legistered in book 20 ;;t page tH>.
i "ii in trust, records of Transyl
vania County, N C., and the said in
debtedness mentioned bavin* ho- 1
come due and unpaid, and notice as
required in said deed in trust having
been given to the maker of said
notes and deed in tru.st to make
good the payment and default not
havinjc been made good, and the
holder of said notes, Mrs. Anna. J.
McDevitfc having demanded that the
lands described in said deed in trust
be soUl to satisfy the said indebted
ness and cost of sale. 1 will sell to
the highest bidder for cash at the
Court House door in the Town of
1J re vara, N". C., on Monday, July 11,
1027 at 12 o'clock M. all the follow
ing described lot of land lying in the
Vown of Brevard on the west side
>[' North C a hi w oil street, adjoining
he lands of Frank Shuford and oth
ers.
Beginning on a stone eight feet
west of. the east margin of North
Caldwell street the northwest cor
ner of Lot No. 4 and runs with the
line between Lot No. 4 and No. 3,
south 01 deg. east 233 feet to a
stake on the west margin of a 10 i
foot alley; thence With west margin |
ji said 10 foot alley south 29 deg. j
ivest 70 feet to a large locust post: l
chance still with the west margin of j
:he alley south 47 deg. 30 min. west J
J4 feet to a stake on the north mar- i
;in of Apple Tree street; thence with j
lie north margin of Apple Tree !
street 43 deg. west 233 feet to a j
stake 8 feet west of the corner of ,
Caldwell street and Apple Tree ,
?treet: thence north 29 deg. east t>0 I
feet to the beginning. Being all the j
and described in a deed from Anna
T McD.evitt to C. P. Whtie by deed
iated the 18 day of Feb. 1926.
Excepted from the above describ
ed land the following: All that land
described in a deed of release from
r. C .Galloway, Trustee to Ernest
!?'. Young and Paul J. Weaver, dated
? day of April 1926, and recorded
r. book No. 53 at page 581 of the
:l?ed records of Transylvania coun- 1
iy to which record reference is 1
:? :vby made for a full and com- |
plete description of the land herein ;
excepted.
fhi.? Uth day of June 1927.
r. C. Galloway, Trustee. 16-23--30-7
WANT ADS
WANTED TO BUY ? 100 Suit. ?
Will pay highest price ? cash.
Brevard Cleaning Co. J9
POULTRY SUCCESS ? America's !
foremost Poultry Journal. $1.00 j
per year. Kenneth C. Parsons, Sap- j
phire, N. C. pd M26; J2-9-16 j
FOR SALE ? One Solid Oak Ten !
Piece Dining Room ouite in
card. Mrs. Margaret "* +zer J16-23
HATS REDUCED 25 % of price
and more in order to sell all stock
before moving into new place. Mrs.
M. W. GALLOWAY Mg dh
MONEY TO LOAN ? On Improved!
farm lands at six per cent, for
long or short term, in amounts
from three to fifty thousand dol
lars preferred, however, one
thousand dollar loans will be ac
cepted. 1-20 tf 50
A. F. MITCHELL, Atty at Law.
FOR SALE ? 50 Suits Cood Clothes, j
very reasonable. Call in and see ,
them. Brevard Cleaning Co.
PAINTING, Calcimining. Work j
guaranteed Charges reasonable, j
Let mo figur ? ?-Uh you on your work.
See or write W. A. Williams, Bre- !
vard, R-2. J9-16. !
FOR SALE ? 100,000 Danish Bafd j
Head. Late Flat Dutch and Sure- 1
Head Cabbage Plants. See W. E. '
Bird at T'.ill Glae/.ner farm n< u: \
Country Club. 16-23-30 R.E.L !
We BUY and SELL Second-Hand
Clothes. Brevard Cleaning Co. !)
FOR RENT Our furnished home
for the season. Six rooms and
bath, all conveniences. Good garden
already planted and growing that
goes with the house. See O. Duclo*.
o.t Nicholson and Duclos, or nhone
125. 2tp J9-16
ARGUMENT FAILS
to cor.vir.ee with many Bu
: -tu ;I 'S'iviH'i makes th- m ihi'Tijr ?
th mi lid . So \v ?'U((irc-t that
; -??it umviarablc
i? feather or th"-?
? . i f ury cicuiicii. We. KUaran'.e"
?ha! when you fret them hack vi.-.is
idea that they had soen their Ik
day.-' v. '11 l i completely ehar.^'
CLEANING CO. Telephone 94
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Brevard, North Carolina
ONE BIG WEEK
STARTING MONDAY JUNE 20th.
Edward A. Renos Funmakers
"The Show With a Million Friends"
With A1 "Smokey" Lyle
And a Company of 30 People 30
IMCLUDIMG
CONCERT BAND Under Direction of George E. Stone
AND
Novelty Orchestra Direction of Frank D. Chnon
BEAUTIFUL TENT THEATRE
Corner Caldwell and Jordan
The largest and best Vaudeville Show on the Road
3 NOTE OUR PRICES ?7~
Children 10c ? Adults 25c
On our opening night one lady will be
admitted free with each paid adult ticket.
You know the name and the show so we expect you
Doors Open 7:15 - Curtain At 8:10