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Personal Happenings
Mrs. Otis Boone, of Knoxville,
Tenn., is visiting her cousins, Mayor
ami Mrs. T. W. Whitmire, at the
Walterraire Hotel.
Air. and Mrs. G. T. Byrd and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stepp,
ail of Old Fort; spent the week-end
with Mr. Bvrd's father, W. E. Byrd.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clarke, who
were recently married in St. Peters
burg. Fla.. arrived in Brevard last
week, and are temporarily located at
Rcckbrook with Mr. and Mrs. H. N.
Carrier, awaiting the remodeling of
ttseir recently purchased home near
Brevard.
Mr -mi ?i!rs. Paul Smathers and
little daughter, Paula Mae, of Ashe
ville. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Smather's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
W. Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs. Smath
ers expect to return' to Brevard the
fits; of April to take up residence at
their home on Franklin avenue.
. Miss Jack Clayton is spending this
week hi Greenville with her aunt,
Mrs. C?>s . Paxton, who has T>een
.mite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. I. .J. Peacock, Jr.
ami little son- moved- last week from
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. James
F. Barrett on Whitmire street to the
Za chary apartment on East Main
?tr?.et.
.Mr. ami Mrs. A. H. Houston were
visitors iit Pickens, S. C., last week.
J. B. Sharp, of Madison, is visit
j his brother. C. R. Sharp.
Mrs. Mamie Verdery returned the
v. i'f the. week to Charlotte with
.! : ^ort. P. M. Verdery. for an in
<i 'tni'. stay. She will be ' in the
tm of Mrs. John F. Love, 939
iii:-?ce Road. Myers Park, Char*
'i.-tt'e. ; . ? ' ' ,
Mr J. Barrett, of The West
V- ? i . ?\t'w.s. has been confined
. ' . Y\une this, weok on account of,
:lln< - . ^
Mi- Rebecca SUmmey has been
ijuite ili .at her home on Whitmire
*ti\et. the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Holt
si v.-i'al days last week visiting
?f: '.vi.-iti, Mr>. Otis Boone, in
U \ viltj . Tenn.
>! A una Trowbridge spent
Tin. -n ? Ash* ville and Weaver
vi'le. ... '
A ien Titisley. who has been
ir. Hiridvrsonville- hospital for
- t i a .. k--. i> ported to be con
.s;' . :r;aJy improved and it is thought
.-4:. will Miiin be able to, return to
he; home here. . .
ill* ... nd, 'Mrs.' H. Carrier rc
Last week from a trip to.
i. . ir: Florida.
Air; and - Mrs. " Roland Whitmire.
\v. V . h: vi'lle. visitors Friday.
i ? . .'fend : s(>u and Edward
were Week-end visitors in
P:ek< n,<. S. C. .
Miss Roberta Bryant and friend.
Mis.- lit- mice Hutchins, of Mars
Hills, were week-end guests of the
shinman at The Bryant,
v. . .-.raj Mrs. J. A. Glazehex and
returntd Friday from Ral
eigh wh ??!<? they were called on ac
. i aunt of the illness of Mrs. Glazen
e.rV mother. .XI rs. J. C. Walker, who
now in tin- Baptist Hospital at
W: -.ton-Snlem. and. is reported to be
-*i i v ' ; " ' y improv-'d. ? . .
J.>"s^;> Sara Barrett. Mary Os
. bi i .. ? Wilkins ami Alrneta Water?
s->e:u Tuesday in Asheville.
W E. . B.rees?- was a business
? . <r to
Sh > 1 b v We dn esday .
FOR SALE Fire wood, heater wood,
S; V.: Stove wo . and sand. Cash
w-ht: . ????!?? S i.-iicir.l Transfer
\ D6 tfc
' Mrs. Beulah Zachary, who has
been visiting her son, Woodford)
Zachary, in Baltimore, has moved to
! New York City with Mr. and Mrs.
Zachary, where the latter will make
their home in the future.
W. P. Hogsed wil leave the latter
part of the month for an extended
visit to the Sunny South, where he
will visit two of his daughters, Mrs.
Myrtle Southerlin, -at Brookdale,
Travelers Rest, S. C., and Mrs. Ef
ri'3 Gstfren, at Dacusville, S.' C., and
other relatives and; friends in South
Carolina1; and Georgia.
Thdmfts Teague and Mr. and Mrs. j
?d Teague, of Ashe.ville, spent Sun- j
lay with Mr. and Mrs1. 1 hcir.a.< j
league and children.
. -Mr. Le<* Whitner artd family, of
Maiden, were Sunday guests of Mr.
ind Mrs. B. W. Trantham and otner :
relatives here.
Walter Cobble, of Sylva, was j
greeting friends in Brevard .the pa$t
week |
' Mr. and Mrs. Mac Johnson, of
Augusta, Ga., speht the past week in
Brevard as guests of Mrs. Johnson s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Miller.
H L. Wilson is spending his va
ation this week in Georgia motor-,
tug with H: A. Plummer and son,
U?Mrs!' W. W. Ray, of Lake Toxaway
was shopping in Brevard Monday.
Mrs. L. M. Hart, Mrs. Rowena
Summey and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
to me. spent Sunday at their sum
mer home. The Pines, near Brevard.
Misses I.ois and Lucile Wike were
.vevk-end ciusts in Cullowhee.
Miss Alt a Clarke left Saturday for
::llo\vhee State Normal to enter the
rir.c term of that institution;
Miss lVarl Lyday and brother
re week-vnd guests of Prof, and
? rs. W?ssinger. at Sylva.
1 aurel Troop I of the Girl Scouts J
.. verv much interested in work
' on their tree finders merit badg
T anil in studying different trees,
.acticttlaflv the pine and maple.
Born to' Mr. and Mrs. Lionel W .
iVlson. of Robbinsville, a son,
March 11. at the Franklin hospital.
Mrs'. Aston Heath and children, j
Lina and Francis, were Sunday j
?ruests of Mrs. L. P. Wilson/ _ .
Little Thomas Edmund \\ hitmire,
voungest son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland
-v. hitmire .who had the top of_ms
i ntrer cut off last week by the fall
?ii on it ?>f a cedar chest lid, is re- ^
."led to be recovering nicely.
Mrs. J. A .Poteat, of Marion, has
,n visiting her parents, Mr. and
E. W. Blythe.
Miss Katherine' Osborne return
ed last week from Wayriesyille,
where she spent several days visiting
. datives and friends. .
Hugh Pinniiix, of Gastonia, was a
lusimss visitor in Brevard the first
I the week.
Mrs. Lewis Hamlin, who. has been
vait;- ill at her home, is considerab
v 'mproved.
' Mrs. E. W. Blythe is attending the
State D. A. R. meeting convening
iiis week in Winston-'. :ilem.
Miss Qrline James and Miss Viola
ilrvant, students at Brevard Insti
tute. were week-end guests of Miss
Katherine Osborne. . ; . .
Mrs. W. H. Underwood, who has
been ill with flu the past week, is
? now able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Osborne and
i 'it tie son returned last week from
yjaleigh. where Mrs. Osborne and
?. on' spent the winter.
Mrs; Brown Carr has returned
, in a visit of. several weeks with
i lu'vves in St. Petersburg, Fla.
READY FOR YOU NOW!
] i -lit ??iir ok! Shot's awav. Have 'thorn re
pM-ijvit-jtHfj save the -price of new shoes.
We "have the very latest machinery and highly
skilled workmen. Please give us a trial. That's all
* we ask. ii you are not .satisfied with work and prices,
i we shall not again ask for your business.
ENGLISH BROTHERS
Expert Shcr Repairers. McCrary Bldg. I
Next Door Joines Motor
TRAVEL BY TRAIN i
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THE 'MOST
RELIABLE
THE MOST COMFORTOJl '
IM T^ngHMHHMnn
MrsK Pat Kimzey
The above is Mrs. William Patton Kimzey, who, before her mar
riage last Saturday in Reidsvillc-, was Miss Juanita Sprinkle. Mr. and
Mrs. Kimzey are now on their honeymoon in Florida, and will soon re
turn to Brevard.
GLOUCESTER NEWS
We sure have some roads in our
section this month ? they are almost
impassible. Our road overseer seems
to be asleep, or when he goes out of
Gloucester he surely rides a donkey
for he would get stuck in the mud
with his tin lizzie and would take a
thought about how our bus ever gets
away from the garage. Wish our
road commissioners would sometimes
think back when they were young
and sympathize with us and send
some good man up here and fix our
school bus line, instead of working
the road around individual homes
where no one ever passes once a
week, and our school bus somewhere
else buried in the mud.
"Grandma," Mrs. Hettie Owen,
celebrated her 82nd birthday Sunday
with a birthday dinner, there being
55 present. She has lived to see her
fifth generation, her great great
grandson being Master Vernice Mc
Call, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harlowe
MqCalK
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Aiken spent the
week-end at his home here. They
retunred to Pickens Sunday to re
sume their work there.
Mr. and Mrs. Burgon Kilpatrick
and small daughter, Mabel, spent
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Booth Price.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McCall had
as their Saturday night guests, Mr.
\Y. ('. McCall of Selica, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence McGall.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Price had as
their Sunday guests, Mervin and Er
nest Anders. Harrison and Ander
son Devoure, Misses Lula, Beulah
and Stella Aiken and Helen Owen.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gol
den. a son. t
Mr. Alney McCall and Miss Lcu
!a-h. Gillespie visited Mr. and Mrs.
;VV. A. McCall. Sunday.
Mr. .1. M. A ikI'M-s and son. ttf'mif
were R-osmiin visitors Saturday.
Masses Pearl Price and I k'len Ow
en spent Sunday night with Misses
Lula and Beulah Aiken.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie McCail \i>
ited tin1 former's parents, Mr. ami
Mrs. Rufus McCall. Sunday.
Mr. ,1. M. Middleton is spending a
ic-w (lays with friends and relatives
in Jackson county. He is now mak
ing his home with his dauglr t% Mrs.
Booth Price. ' ? .
Come back. Officers, and visit
( iioiu'fst er again ii y?u pU'asij, tlu1
??mbonshiiiers" think they won't ever
need any n'r -re forests to hide the r
nu machines in and they arc
burning everything as .they go.
houses and forests too. ihey are
damaging Mr. J. S. Silv;r:-t!en and
Mr. Georg SmaUiers to a great ex-'
? as if they ought to
!>;? merest- -d and conifj themselves
find, sum' ? of them, ?
Messrs ilahly and Fred Kilpatrick
; , .?oni|iaiii;.'ii Mr. and Mr.;. Glenn
Ou'en oil th- ir honeymoon Monday
'"Mr. Spurge cn Oy.'t n was; a liosmaU
visitor Saturday.
Misses Beulah. Opal and Geneva
Owen enjoyed a ride on a logging
truck Sunday.
Monroe Lowe and Keba Owen at
u-nd>d church at Macedonia church
Simdav. . . " ? :
Preaching Sunday "morning at
Oak Grove ; Baptist church, and at
three o'clock, at Lake l'o xa way Bap
tist church by the pastor. Lev. E.
K r ???? >
.Miss Willie Cantrell of Bosnian,
spent the- week-cml with relatives a.
Quebec.
F ASTERN STAR TO ENTERTAIN
Charter members of the Eastern
Star of BivviU'd will entertain the
Eastern Star members of Henderson
ville ami Ash evil lc this (Thursday)
evening at Walteiinire GriH-:
Preceding this entertainment fea
ture, an Eastern Star Chapter will
be organized in Brevard in the
Masonic hall Thursday afternoon at
J o'clock, to which all eligible ladies
? f the to\\i are cordially invited.
FOR SALE ? A Monarch Piano, good
as new, at less than half price.
Moderate cash payment, balance $8
inonth. Address A. C., Care The
BrrS-ard News/ > ;
CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS!
LIME FOR SALE ? 15c bushel at I
kiln. Old Sims and Gash Lime
Kiln. For information see Eck L.
Si his J M14 tfc.
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FOR SALE ? 1 Good Guernsey bull,
1 year old. Also 1 Jersey bull 1
year old. See H. B. Glazener, R-l
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WANTED to . Rent or Buy ? Small
i farm of 4 or 5 acres with good
house, near Brevard, preferably on
the highway. Address X in care of
I'.ivvard News. ltp "j
FOR RENT ? House with 10 rooms
and bath on Highway 28, six
miles from Brevard. Rich garden,
pasture and fruit, rent cheap. Apply
C. F. Woodfin, R-2 Brevard, near
Penrose. M14 fm??
FOR SALE ? -Pansy plants, 25 cents
do:'.en. Mrs. C. K. Osborne. tsY
FOR SALE ? Hardy Columbine, fox
glove hollyhock plants, hydrangea
anil althea bushes ? cheap. Mrs.
John C. Tinsley, Maple St. 7-1 4p
SECOND HAND Portable Phono
grabps; for sale; also several
Uprights ? all good as new ? $10 up;
Easy Terms. Free Records with
each machine. Houston Furniture
Co. Jan. 3 tfc.
MONEY TO LOAN ? On improved
farm lands at six per cent, for
lonur or short term, in amounts from
thiye to fifty thousand dollars pre
ferred, however, one thousand dol- j
Jar loans will be accepted. l-20tfc50 !
A. F MITCHELL, Atty at Law. I
Your tfext Pair
ENNA JETTICKS
GRACE
This style in Brown Kid
and Black Kid.
'A Shoe of Comfort (
LOIS
This style in Black Kid, cov
ered heel.
A Soft Dress Slipper
BILLIE
Patent Leather and French
Beige Calf.
For the Modern Miss
AGNES
French Beige Calf and Pat
ent Leather.
Fit Right and Look Right
BETSY
Sunburn Calf with Salaman
der Trim.
Smart and Modish
That You May Choose
With Confidence
Easter Apparel
In Complete Displays
Wo are happy to announce the arrival of all types of Easter
Specials including huts, ensemble suits and dresses suited for afternoon
and evening wear.
COSTUME JEWELRY, SCARFS and FLOWERS
We are opening at present a most gorgeous line o costume jew
elry. scarfs, handkerchiefs and neck wear.
. Your shopping visit to Brevard can not be complete unless you visit
THE LITTLE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER
THE NOBBY SHOP
POST OFFICE BUILDING PHONE 267