MRS. JORDAN WHIT MIRE, Manager-Rosman, N. C
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ROSMAN LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Jackson and
' -son Blythe, and daughter, JEvj, and
and Mrs. Butgeon Strnth M
West Asheville, were Sunday gWBts
Mr. and Mrs. Dmy Jafk^on.
r. and Mrs. -Crawford Lance and
f, and Mrs. Jake Jartfett- Mr. and
Jackson are former Rosman
_ _lenta. <t\- 1
.%ttle "Dud" Gant waa a dinner
gS t Of Miss Hesaie Mow Monday.
i*r. and Mrs. Eugene Morrison
and Mrn'M^ry Randoiphw^ec^l
ed to Travels Rest Monday on ac
count of the death of Mr. Morrison a
nephew, Claud Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Easley, S. C., were guests Satuwajr
of Mrs. T. V. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
ion Glazener. ?j?s+prf
Rov Chapman of Asheville, visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Chapman, Monday.
Miss Pauline Powell was a Sunda>
guest of her aunt, Mrs. H. A.- urr,
jiear Brevard. . , ? '
Miss Stella Fisher, who has a po- ,
sition with Paris Dept. store at Syl
va. is spending a few days v-ith he .
parents. Mr. and Mrs . Lee K. .
Marvin Edney spent the week-end :
with his wife at Cashier Valley, j
Mrs. Edney's health is slowly lm- :
P!\!Jnand Mrs. Marion Glazener and
Mr. and Mrs. Taft Owen Claud and ?.
Paul, Chas. and Homer Dodson were v
Saturday evening guests of Mr. ana c
Mr . Mack Raines.
. ass Beatrice Bruner of Lake I ox- 4
away, spent Saturday night with her
sister. Mrs .Thad Siler.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sanders were s
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.
\V. Chapman. . J
\lr< L M. Bauknight and son. \
Remson of Easley. were guests Sat
urday of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Whit- v
mire. . ,. ?' .
,1 f Murray returned trom a ,
two weeks' visit to relatives in Green
ville. Sunday. - . . ,
Mrs. Flem Glazener visited her v
siMn. Mrs. Zeb Burrell at Brevard u
Fridav. _ , ^
Mr." and Mrs. Walter Lowe and
children of Canton, visited Mrs.
Love's sister, Mrs. N. S. Galloway, r
Saturday. -
Mrs. Sam Butler, who has been ill i.
for a number of weeks, is slowly im
P1 Mf!" ami Mrs: Crude Ledbetter and
children "f Greenville, were Sunday
guest.-- .-f Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mor
rison.,. *
Mrs.' Dan Glazener v'.sited attr 1
Garfield Duncan Sunday. .
. *tr. arid Mrs. Qaston W hitnure ,
im.l- children >?'( Cherryfield were
1 tru* st - Wednesday .evening of Mr.
?u>d 'Mrs. Fre?nuu\ Hayes. -
jfr. Fr'aivk Fi-lds spent last week ,
with "his familv in .Asheville.
Mrs J ' It Cross and nephew.
J:,"k Fitzir-. raid, and niece. Frances ;
B? rt Wilk- vsT. enjoyed a picnic at
' The Arcadia." Mr. Cadwallader s ,?
summer camp. Sunday. '
\ ' .???.. .Jesse Morris and Milledg- . , i
~Giltfln of PicKens.. wire, business ....
vl- tor- to Rosman Monday. ^ ?]
W. P. ilogsed Brevard, a tor
i'uvr. ' residtait; ? .spent the
v:t i-k .\-nd with Miv'nnd Mrs. J.- _ >V
i;:.-?;-.f!H.r, ? ? ;? :. . ? D.
W. R. Iv- wis spent 'Sunday at t ick
"ins; with his. father, E. A. Le^'K
W Mrs. Cra:\r ?. YVhltmKS
?;pi :;t "Sat urd'av night at Easley with
:L brother. I- M." Baulknight
i*' Sundav motored, to Winthrop
VolfaW U> v k. uni. to visit Miss
At-hal- Ba.ilknight. _
Mr- .1 \ Cannon and son Olenn,
.vd' Pie^-ns/ visi'vti fo'-mer s
?? . -r Mrs S." E. \VhUr.nre, trtda>.
(V-t - ? (iallowav of Gloucester, v
pi I v F,.;i.siniss : visitor to Rosman
Niontiay. ? , ? . .. . 1
Ml,. Willie; Cantrell. --pent the
svevk.-end at her home at Old Toxa- ,
V' Sir. and Mrs. Douglas Bo wen. who
Y;.vo Weil at the Rosman Hotel for ,,
;i- number f weeks, have moved to ^
L' Mr.' 'and Mrs. M... A. Mull and I
dauuliter. Viola- of . were ?
Sunday guest? ot - Mrs. Mud s pai
enrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mom- -j
?! O- uv Whit nitre, who has been in (.
C;- 1 liv.lle for a number ot months.
returned to liosman Sunday, for a :
few days" visif before . L aving foi
Lorain. Ohio. ; r *
Miss Ida Nicholson of Canton,
spent ? the week-end with her sistei, f
Mrs. X. S. Galloway.
M .lohn Conley of Henderson
c'-untV. siH-nt last week visiting Mrs.
E. R. Galloway arid. Mrs. James Xel
son. returning home Sunday^ >
Ernest Paxton of Greenville, was j
a business visitor to Rosman Satur
daMr. and Mrs. M. C. Sumerel and
Miss Rosa Sumerel were called to
Spartanburg, Thursday on account of
the serious- illness of their sister-in
law. who was operated on recentl. ,
at Spartanburg Hospital. ria/iv?.'
Mioses Lessie Morris and
Gillespie of Cherryfield spent Mon
*?v ni"'ht with Miss- Oleta Powell.
^ Misses Marjorie Henderson and
i^nnie Price spent Monday night w h
Miss. Mildred W atkins.
M-- Frank 0. Fisher and daugh
ter Verona, spent Saturday night at
Brevard with Mrs. Jack Fisher. I
: Mr. and Mrs. C-. J. Moore and
children. Pauline, Ruth and Charles
Lee were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Stophel. |
Messrs Wilson McCall and Ira D.
Galloway of Brevard, were business
visitors to Rosman Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Roeers and
daughtu-. Genelai, spent the week
GLAZENER ERECTING, NEW
BUILDING ON MAIN STREET
J. W. Glazener and company are
; erecting a new store building on
'Main street. W. J. Ackers of Pick
jens has the contract for the build
ing and has a number df carpenters
working under hiln. The building
wiD be occupied by Rosman Cash &
Carry Store, with W. R. Lewis in
charge.
? <in ? n n'i 1
end at Salem, visiting friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.
W. Chapman.
Misses Beulah Powell and Bessie
Glazener were guests Sunday of Misa
Mae Duncan.
Mrs. Loon Whitmire and Mrs. E.
J. Whitmire were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Turner Caldwell.
Miss Berdell Henderson of Quebec
was a business visitor to Rosman
Monday. ?
Messrs Hardy and Fred Kilpatrick
tvere Rosman visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Woodard and
?hildren were Brevard visitors Sun
lay.
Mrs. Otis Allison of Mt. Olive, is
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Leonard Staton.
Mrs. L. M. Glazener and daugh
?r, Mrs. A. M. Paxton, Miss Ola
'axton and Messrs McKay Collins
? Jul Paul Stroup visited Mrs. W. P.
?'ullbright at Brevard Sunday.
Miss Lillie Mae Whitmire of
"hcrryfield, spent Thursday night
vith Misses Oleta and Pauline Pow
ii.
Mis? Mamie Boley was a Sunday 1
uest of Mrs. Thad* Siler.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Powell of
Iiddle Fork, were guests of their
on. J. W. Powell, Thursday night.
Messrs Clarence Crow and Alvin (
loss of Salem, visited Mr. and Mrs. j
Vm. Jameson Thursday.
Freeman Hayes Was a business ^
isitor to Brevard Monday. c
B. .T. Sitton of Brevard, was a bus
H'ss visitor to Rosman Thursday.
A. 0. Kitchen, depot agent at
':;?man. left the latter part of the (
. ;-k for a three-weeks' vacation .
? i t h his family at St. Petersburg. .
Ir. Knabb of Andrews, N. C., is
gi?n? in the absence of Mr. Kitchen. ,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sisk
hursday, March 7th. a son, Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Morgan of
!towah. were Sunday guests of My.
r il Mrs. T. V. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Owen spent Satur- ;
night with the lattcr's parents. \
F;* and Mrs. Marion Glazener. .
.Clei ro McCall, of Gloucester, was
business visitor to Rosman Mon- '
?iy. . . ?? ... ' . . -V
Mrs. .Baxter Sumniey and L>r.
Vwland of Brevard were Sunday ..
u? .--is of M. M. Bryant.
Mrs. Chas. Greene and children
?l.'Sundav guests of Mrs. John
larke. :
Mrs. Cole Tangle and son. Ernest
nfde. a trip to Mt. Olive last' Tues
Mr. Li E.' 1'owel! and daughters. ;
?VthVyn and Carrie, were dinner
i -t.- <?f Mr. an<l Mrs. L. P3. Bagwell
r Rockbrook; Sunday. In the after
'..n the party motored to Caesars
?'.?ad and report', a nice trip.
Air. and .Mrs. -T.ee R.M-'ishcr had
?? div.n?*r' vru? sts Sunday. Miv.
!)?[ Mrs; T I'. Galloway and daugh- I
Helen. Mo'ntaree and Lu(-iU\...of
:dve Miss Stadia Fisher and- .Take C
. T Syiva: Roy Fisht r of Bre
;?> !.: Bailey :, of Sparuinburg.
>.;? | Mr. Knabb of Andrews.
- Mr. and Mrs.: H. Gi Stophci were. >
: v;jW! viskoi's Saturday.
()'-t :hul Betty Moore spent
nday night with tlu1 former >
ither. Obie Moore. .
.1 B. and Paul Roger? and ^Crit- ? ?
;-,t Galloway were Cashiers \ alloy i
isitors Sunday. .
Mrs. H'rfgh Boley was a Sunday 1
uest nf Mrs. L. J, Whitmire.
Misses Do-roth v MeGaha and Ruby -
Havener and Thomas Glazener, Roy .
'??Gaha 1 n joyed a picnic Saturday. t
T . R. Chapman and son Ralph. ? ,
,pxc Brevard visitors Sunday. :
Misses Ida Nicholson ? and Roxio
'arker. 'Mack Winchester and Walter (
liters were Papphir." visitors Sun- (
Miss Alma ' dloway was a Lake
' vnwav visit. Sunday. 1
Mr. and' M' . G. C. McClure and
hildren, Bett. i<ou. Annette. G. C.
r.. spent Su" . v at Old Fort visit-'
nsr Mrs. R. T.. Oats.
Prof. W. R. Bui-nette of Hayes
ille. was a Rosman. visitor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Owen of Glou
?ester. were Rosman visitors Mon
lav. '
Kobert leathers, who has. been
V -i-v 'ill. is sltiwlv improving. fc.
Mrs. Jordan Whitmire had as her j
veek-end guest her mother, Mrs. F. |
. Wilson of near Brevard. !
Mr. and Mrs. Alburt Meeee visit- [
s' Mr and Mrs. Ed Jones Sunday.
Messrs Dick Paxton, Freeman
: laves and E. R- Galloway spent
Wednesday in Asheville on busi
t'.ess. ? : _ ???,.?>.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Glazener en
tertained with a dinner party at
i heir - home Sunday. March 10th.
Guilts present for this occasion were'
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Galloway,
Messrs Paul Stroup and McKay Col
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Rufty and
?hildren. Edith and Inez, spent sev
ral davs last week visiting relatives
near Shelby.
Miss Alza Hogsed of Calvert,
?pent Monday with Miss Stella Fish
?r.
"Uncle Bob" Glazener,_ who has
been verv ill is slightly improved.
Mrs. Tom Wilson of near Brevard,
was a Rosman visitor Friday.
Miss Ida Mae Armstrong's Sunday
School class will meet with Miss An
The class basketball tournament
(begins Tuesday 'of tbis ?week &nd
(the last 'game will be played Thurs
day night.
K?? ?? v*v?
A prd^ran^ jbeaentod
by the
[was greatly enjoyed' oy a large num
ber , . V ? * ' i ,? ... j. y'\-'
ifW ,* ? vW* !,
Mrs. tiigWtoSia % s a rdCttit
visitor tO'BehOoL . .%?
Mrs. Kate tma visited school
Monday of this week.
Honor Roll
Eleventh Grade ? Rosa McLean,
Ora Moore, Oleta. . Powell.
Tenth ? Pauline Powell, Edith
Gravely.
Eighth ? LaVerne Whitmire, Ed
na Hinkle, Irene Pharr.
Sixth ? 0. W. Glazener, Ophelia
White, Fannie Morgan, Maxie
Moore.
Fifth ? Ella Mae Collins, Charles
Galloway, Thelma Galloway, Mary
Gillespie, Pauline Moore, Charles
Nelson, Beatrice Woodard.
Fourth ? Everett Whitmire, How
ard Resce, Juline Jones, Margaret |
Glazener, G. C. McClure, Laura
Pharr. Nath Passmore.
Third - ? Donald Nelson, Junior (
Sisk, Ruba Love, Helen Summey.
Second- ? Inez Pangle, Levie Pass
more, Geneva Petit, Inez Summey, i
Pearl Waldrop, Dovie White.
First ? Betty Lou McClure,
Frank Whitmire, A. P. Bell, D. H. t
Winchester, . Clyde Rice, Verona '
Fisher, Eva Israel, Frances Bert
Wilkerson. I
MOSS-McCALL
Coming as a surprise, was the mar- ' ,
iajre of Miss Ruth McCall and Mr.
Doyle Moss, the wedding occurring ;
ti Pickens, on Sunday, March 3rd, ;
vith Probate Judge Reuben Hudson j
irt'iciating. ' i
Mrs. Moss is the attractive daugh- !
er of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCall (
?f Chorryfield. Mr. Moss is a son j
if Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Moss and has i
>een connected with D; H. Winches-1
er's store for a number of years.
Mr. and Mrs. Moss will make their
lonie in Rosman.
i.
CLAUD MORRISON
Friends in Rosman have just re
eive'd.a message of the death of ]
'laud Morrison, at the home of his '
-iirents. Mr. and Mrs. Quay Morri
on. ;it Travelers Rest. S. C. Claud i
s a former High schol pupil of Rns- |
Van. and was 23 years of age. (
' at h resulted from flu and compli
ns. The funeral was conducted r
'u: -day at Travelers Rest. S .C. i
MASTER-MURPHY
Miss Annie Mae Murph v of South ]
arolina and Mr. Tom .Masters of I
'"-?-man were married in South Car- 1
Ir.a Saturday. March Oth, with a t
?'vv .intimate friends and relatives ?
recent. f
Mr?. Masters is a niece of Caleb r
i'-rPhy, < f Rosman, while Mr. Mast - 1
"v i>> a ^i>n of Mr. anil Mrs. Luther ?
IpvtjLM'S; 'of Rosman. '}
The hal'py , voting couple will make ?
! sn:an their future home. ^
:OTTAGE PRAYER SERVICES
ARE GAINING IN FAVOR
t
Cottatr? prayer meeting was en--.
< < e i a.t the home of Mr. and. Mrs. '
?" . 1 'Junes, with 1 H visitors present on -
Sunday night. 5
Mis. Joe Meece led the meeting, (
:'hV? wives' were ri;p"atetl by all
nf. after -which Mrs. Ed .Tones ]
t?d in prayer. The ne\t nieet'ug is '
0 be held at ihe home of Mrs. Joe .
f ? e. Sur.dav night. March 17th. ;
'Yrvenc cordially invited.
- - (
?. tie McClure . at the home of her ;
;iv;ns. Mn and Mrs. G. ,(\ Mc
'?m Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. 1
Ml members urged to attend. j
TV-Vis Galloway ' of 01<1 Toxawav.
?'s'tcd his .daughter,. Mrs. D. L. .
nor. .'.Saturday. ' j
Mv*. Camlry Conley visited her j ;
rpusins. Mr. <ind Mrs. T.. W. Chap-'.
nan'.,last week. j
The B. Y. P. tJ. will hold a meet- ,
? Saturday night. March 10, for
he purpose of Manual study, at "the -
Ihu.tist church. ,
Mrs. Garfield Duncan and daugh
ter. Mae. recently visited Mrs. W. :
Ff. Summey.
Mrs. J. P. Volrath was a Rosman
rsit'or last Saturday.
Messrs Lee Dalton and Claud Can- j
trell of Brevard, were in .Rosman
'u.-t Saturday on business.
Mrs. Talley Clark and daughter.
Seva. and son, Garfield .of Quebec,
w;-iv Brevard visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Powell and
children, Josie, Norma and Ernest,
spent last Sunday night, with Mr.
Powell's parents, Mr. and JVIrs. Mack
Powell.
Little Edith Powell was a guest of
Margaret Glazener Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Volrath and
children visited Mr. and Mrs. John
nie Whitmire last Sunday.
Mr. W. H. Summey called on Mr.
Mack Raines Sunday.
Mrs. Adie Rice" of Old Toxaway,'i
was a Rosman visitor last week.
Mr. Claude Meece of Eastatoe, re- ]
cently visited his mother, Mrs. Annie
Meece, of Old Toxaway.
Mrs. Doc Reece and son, Anther,
of Bickens. were in Rosman last Sat
urday on business.
Mrs. W. H. Summey visited Mrs.
Wick Powell Monday afternoon.
ijThere will "be ffWen it iRosman
High School Frid^ Mar?ih'J5th at
*>ill be
buying
Home
MRS. ELIZABETH GALLOWAY
CELEBKAl ?3 81ST BIRTHDAY
of E^zabeth Galloway, widow
of the late Rev. Jim Earl Galloway,
tinr birthday anniver
sary Sunday March 10th at her
u^m!6*111 !je, 0 d Toxaway section,
with five of her children and a large
XZd u?- srandchidlren pretrtnt. An j
old-fashioned picnic dinner Was en
joyed. Many nice and useful gifts I
were received by Mrs. Galloway. 1
tw?S? ?,res?nt were = Mr. and Mrs.
Davis Galloway and children, Mr.
State of North Carolina
County of Transylvania.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Board of Commissioners of
Transylvania County, N. C.
r D Zs , NOTICE
V- B. Tinsley, Jones Mills,
9nd F. E. B. Jenkins.
The defendants above named take
notice that an action has beten com
menced in the Superior Court of
I ransylvania County, N. C., to the
end that the plaintiff may foreclose
all interest, that the defendants may
nave in the following described land.
Lying: and being in Brevard Town- 1
snip. Being the same land describ
ed in the complaint filed in this
cause. Said action brought by the
plaintiffs for delinquent taxes, pen
alties, costs and the said defend-,
ants will take notice that they are
required to answer or demur to the
complaint filed in the office of the
superior Court of Transylvania
county, N. C., or the plaintiff will
ipplv to the court for the relief de
nanded in the said complaint.
This the 11 day of March. 1920.;
ROLAND OWEN. Clerk Superior
Court of Transylvania County.
x C. 33 1-3 4tc M 14-21 -28 A4
State of North Carolina
7ounty of Transylvania.
IX" THE SUPERIOR COURT
??oard of Commissioners of
rran^ylvhni:i . County, N. C.
Vs NOTICE
. Phicfcer. II. K. Hayward,
.. R*'* Smith. R. R. Fisher-, and
"a me B. Brooks '
i iii* defendants abovv n:jn!.od cake
l'.: ice that an action has been com
ikneed in the Superior Court of
Tiansvlvania County. N. C.. to the
'lid that the plaintiii' may foreclost
i!: nterest that the defendants may
lave in the following described land,
jvirig and being in Boyd Township.
Jeing the same land described in
h.- complaint filed in this cause,
fcjid action brought by the plaintiff
<?r delinquent taxes, penalties, and
?osts, and the said defendants will
ake notice that they are required to
inswor or demur to the complaint
U,ed in the office of the Clerk of the
uineror Court of Transylvania
.'ounty, X. C.. or the plaintiff will
ipply to the court for the relief de
nanded in said complaint.
This 1 1 dav of March 1929.
ROLAND OWEN. Clerk Superior
Court. Transylvania County, X.
C, 33 1-3 4tc Ml 1-2 1-28 A 4
State of North Carolina
'ountv of Transvlvania.
IN THK SUPERIOR COURT,
Board <>f Commissioners of
1 i*a :;:ylvania Coulnv.iN.--C.
Vs . NOTICE
'. If. Tinsley, Jerry Jerome, .
loland Owen, Trustee, E. D.
,)\v n. Brevard Banking Company
Mid Sam Kassler
'Phe defendants above named take
lotico that an action has been com
menced in the Superior Court of i
Transylvania County. N. C., to the ;
-nd that the plaintiff may foreclose j
dl interest, that the defendants may '
iave in the following described land. |
Lying and being in Hogback Town- ?
?ship. Bein.tr the same land described |
in the complaint filed in this cause. ?
Said action brought by the plaintiffs
:.ir delinquent taxes, penalties, and
[?osts, and the said defendants will
lake' notice that they are required to
answer or demur to the complaint,
filed in the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Transylvania
Country N. C? or the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief de
manded in said complaint.
This the 11 day of March 1929.
ROLAND OWEN, Clerk Superior
Court, Transylvania County, N.
C. 33 1-3 4tc Ml 4-2 1-28 A A
You try to furnish your
family with the necessi
ties of life now. Have you
provided for them in case
you . become disabled or
die? Life Insurance is
your best safeguard. Our
agents will be glad to ex
plain it to you.
Insure with Colonial
Life Insurance.
BREVARD REALTY &
INSURANCE CO.
Judson McCrary Alex Kizer
General Agents
pang
Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Lee and son
and daughter of Lake Toxaway;
.Mprris Galloway, Myrtle . R&inson
land Jonas Galloway of Tryon;
J Swards, Avery and Jim L. Morgan,
of Old Toxaway, and others.
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These take wonderful pictures arid are mighty handy
on the fans. . ?
Our prices are as low as the lowest and the quality
ranks with the best.
No charge for developing film.
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CLEMSON THEATRE BUILDING
Need Any Money?
Home Need Repairs?
House Need Painting?
Why not get ready for the Big Summer
Season now approaching?
Here's the way to do it ? Take out some
Shares in the
Brevard Building and
Loan Association
And borrow the money with which to
paint, repair and improve your property.
Forty-First Series Opens
Make application now for the number of
shares you may need.
Weekly or monthly payments. Finest plan
of financing ever conceived is that employ
ed in* the Building and Loan institutions.
If you do not understand the numerous ad
vantages in the association, we shall be
most pleased to explain in detail just how
you can use it for:
Building Your Own Home.
Buying Your Own Home.
Repairing Your Home.
Enlarging Your Home.
Saving Money, getting 6% interest, and
NO TAXES.
BREVARD BUILDING
AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
THOS. H. SHIPMAN, Pres. J. M. ALLISON, V. F.
JERRY JEROME, Secretary-Treasurer