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SOCIETY NEWS MRS . FRAZIER ENTERTAINS BAPTIST CIRCLE Mrs. June Frazier entertained the members of the Blanche Barrua Cir cle of the Baptist church Tuesday Afternoon at her home on East Main i street. Nine members were present The program of the afternoon was in charge of Mrs. Lester Martin on the subject of the Negro question. Assisting on the program were Mrs. Eck Sims, Mrs. J. E. Rufty and Mrs. R. S. Terry. The hostess served refreshments at the conclusion of the program, af ter which adjournment was made un til the second Tuesday in April, to meet at the home of Mrs. Sims. EPWORTH LEAGUERS ENJOY PICNIC ^ About thirty members of the . Ep I worth League enjoyed a picnic and weiner/roast Monday evening at Glen ; Cannon Falls. A huge camp fire, around which ? was cooked the bountiful picnic sup- 1 per. were enjoyable features of the ? evening's pleasures. A thoroughly j enjoyable time was reported by the ? young people in attendance. I WEDNESDAY CLUB IN REGULAR * MEETING Regular meeting of the Brevard Wednesday club was held on the af ternoon of the 20th at the home of Mrs. A. H. Kizer, with thirteen mem bers and one guest present. included in the routine business ? was the reading, of several letters - and the transaction of other mat- s ters pertaining to the club work. Tlie program for the afternoon on i the si> ject of Richard III was in t charge of Mrs. H. E. Perkins, who f read character sketches and the I JtevK e*. v -v iStkiV ..w . .*? X"i in v ? - '4 em ?? -- ? * r>: 7 J If ypn use; the .rirhi: feed your bahy iiiicljs will make you rest money They 'll live, they sro-.v swiftly ?:;!*> big, strong 1 :rds. them FUL-Q-PEP GKICfc STARTER This 'orr.yictc feed gives L:.n. tlii:i?3 they i ?. Il c:: .(. stocal Led, i z:-.'v choice ir.^redi t'i . ?. ' .vr-sii .and meal, -?el :ri dry form.; We havs: 1;'? 'dpr?Jti delay. ???' For Sale by B. & B. FEED & SEED CO. Brevard, N. C. ( ; t:< !.?>; Ill 3 \\ sc TV H n di |.v< i 1 ti I v. i i 1 fi i ! i] in story of the pUy. Following a social, period and re freshments the club adjourned to meet on April 3rd at the home of Mrs. P. N. Simons, with Mrs. T. H. Shipman in charge of the program on the subject of The Tempest MISS WEAVER IS HONORED WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY The Home Economics class of the Brevard High school entertained with a surprise birthday party Wed- j nesday evening in the department's class rooms, honoring the teacher, j Miss Weaver. The rooms were beautifully dec orated with crepe paper and spring flowers. After many games were enjoyed, delicious refreshments were served by Gladys Wood, Mar taret Bryson and Lavada Orr. Included in the guest list were nombers of the High School faculty >.nd of the class, as follows: Prof. J. B. Jones, J. A. Glazener, Coach Til ion, Mr. Wike, Miss Lockman, Miss Russell, Mrs. Coldwell, Miss Wanna iiaker, Miss Keels, of the faculty, and Gladys Wood, Bronna Sharp, Lois [?yrd, Essie Norton, Mildred Whit mre, Evelyn Mcintosh, Dixie Jones, .Iargaret Bryson, Mildred McCall, --thel Lane and Lavada Orr. DOROTY POOLE HAS BIRTH- 'j DAY PARTY. Little Dorothy Poole celebrated ( ler fifth birthday Tuesday afternoon vith a party and Easter egg hunt tt the home of her parents, Mr. and 1 >Irs. Clarence Poole, on West Main ' treet. ' ' v In addition to the enjoyable egg ' uint. other games were played by ho little tots on the lawn. The lit- ' !o basket* were filled with candy , ? an. I Easter eggs delighted the . ?.rMr; n. Many pretty brithday re- ,c orabranees were recivedb by the 1 lUle 'hosie*.?. Cake and lemonade ere served to the twenty children resent on this occasion. "Gardening" and preparing the ? : for. planting" scorns to be the s !e;v of the day in our community ^ owl Our pastor Rev. Mr. Scott deliver I . a very interesting and helpful ?rnVn to a large audience Sunday :?rning. Rev. Mr. Price had charge i the services Sunday, night and his ilk was enjoyed by all. 1, We have started up the Wednes- ; . ;iy night prayer services again c j'lich have been stopped for several 'Ocks on account of bad weather and n j ads. We cordially invite all who ^ ri to attend these services. p Miss Flora Allison of Mars Hill t allege spent the week-end with her a Lirent?, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Allison, r Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clarke have e loved into their new home at "River v ide." ? Mr. Odell Ward of Williams Creek as the guest of Mr. Russell Bat-J*-1 >n Sunday. . c Mrs. L. C. Pearson and children k ere guests Sunday of Mrs. E. L. Hamilton. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allison and fam- s y visited the former parents Mr. nd Mrs. Bud Allison Sunday after- . s oon. . v Miss Mildred Hamilton was the inner guest of Miss Nancy McKel- j 1 ey Sunday. 'V i Mr. Lynch Moore had the misfor- ?! .me of getting his arm broken last-1* eek. Miss Annie Whitmire of Cherry-;1 ield spent the week-end with her ^ S ster Mrs. Pat Allison. A large number from our com- c .unity attended the singing at s lunn's Rock Baptist church Sunday ' fternoon, and reported it a fine ^ inking. | The convention will meet at - ?arr's Hill next fourth Sunday af- 1 ernoon. i * A number of our young people lotored to Caesar's Head Sunday af .rnoon. *| & 43 b D E MILK! 4 USE One Quart of Milk is Equal in Food Value to 1-2 lb. ham ? 2 1-3 lbs. codfish ? 1 1-7 lbs. beans 2 2-3 lbs. peas ? 6 2-3 lbs. tomatoes ? in addition to the above illustrated portions of food. No. wonder the United States Department of Agriculture has issued the statement that "Milk is the best food we have!" Poor milk is dangerous. Our milk is the very highest grade, pure and whok-some, and is carefully inspected before being sold to you. To order it delivered, Phone 173 EAST VIEW FARM DAIRY C. K. Osborne and Son gSviUMMk* - ' 1 1. <mmm i? GLOUCESTER NEWS Messers Gene and Emmitt Moore has returned from an extended visit ] to Spartanburg. S. C., where they have been visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Devore spent Saturday night with the former s parents Mr. and Mrs. John Devore. ness trip to Jackson last Friday. Messers Wallace Cantrell, Rev. R A. Hudson and Homer Powell of Pickens, S. C., were dinner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Booth Price on bun day. Messers Perry Fullbright, Elzie Hamilton and Mr. Case of Brevard were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Anders on Sunday. Mr. A. J. Aiken visited Mr. and Mrs. Burgan Kilpatrick Saturday. The many friends of Mrs. L. Anders are glad indeed to know that she is improving from a seri ous illness. Mrs. Mary Kilpatrick and Mrs Lem Jones visited Mrs. Vance Galloway Friday. Torn, to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hall a son Alfred E. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCall spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCall. Mr. and Mrs. Willie V. Galloway and Mr. Bill Anders and son, Par mer visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. An Jers Sunday. Miss Dana Lanning spent the week 2nd with her grandfather Mr. Cub Owen. Misses Elmer Golden and Clyde Jones visited Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gol len Sunday. Mrs. A. C. Price was on the sick ist last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Moore of Ros nan visited Mrs. W. E. Patterson fhursday. . Messrs. J.. Colie Owen. C. N. Kit-; ?hen, T. L. Jones and son Turner, liade a business trip to Polk county asl week. Harrison Devoure visited Mr. S. {?. Owen Saturday. Mr. Talmadge Kilpatrick visited tliss Reba Owen Sunday. Messrs. Monroe and Albert Lowe , pent Saturday night with their sis- ; er, Mrs. R. V. Owen. i Messrs. E. L. Chastain and Car- ( ie Bvowri of Jackson visited Mr: and , kits. A. C. Price Monday. ! Miss Mamie Hayes speut the week nd visiting her aunt Mrs. Cunning- J am of Fletchers. Miss Elsie Morgan visited her par- : nts Saturday and Sunday. The womans missionary society i net on last Tuesday evening at the , tome of Mrs. L. L. Winchester. The j resident Mrs. R. L. Hogsed opened , he meeting with scripture reading i nd prayer. The program was car ied out by the members, twelve pres nt. After the meeting refreshments vvre served. The next meeting will ><_' at the home of Mrs. Judd Plotts. Miss Perry, Alza Hogsed, Mary nd Pearl VVhitmire .Lillian Mae Vhitmire motored to Hendersonville lunday evening. Mrs. F. Paxton visited Mrs. E. C. Jlazener last week. Mrs. Glazener is till verv feeble. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Galloway pent one night last week with Mr. . V. Glazener. Mr. J. A. Glazener and family of Jrevard were Calvert visitors last reek. ? ? . ? Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Morgan visited elatives at Cherryfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Whitmire vis led Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Glazener lunday afternoon. A number of Calvert folks attend d the Opperretta at Rosman high chool last Wednesday night. The many friends of Miss Pearl , Vhitmire will be interested to learn he is. going to take a trip to Cuba. Uiss Whitmire will be away for two nontlis. We all wish her a pleasant rip and a safe journey. Rw. P. 1'. Hartsell filled a regular ippointment Sunday. He was a din ler guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell jillespie. ^ CLASSIFIED ADS ] BRING RESULTS!, CALVERT NEWS WANTED ? Cook, man preferred, for summer or year-round job, if satisfactory. Address Miss Grace Piercy, Pierce- Moore, Brevard, N. C. Phone 181. ltp LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN? A reddish brown Pekinese dog, one eyed. Reward if returned to Rev. Wallace Hartsell. FOR SALE ? 1 Good Guernsey bull, 1 year old. Also 1 Jersey bull 1 year old. See H. B. Glazener, R-l FOR SALE Fire wood, heater wood, Split Stove wood, and sand. Cash when delivered. Siniard Transfer Co. Phone 118. D6 tfc FOR SALE ? A Monarch Piano, good as new, at less than half price. Moderate cash payment, balance ?8 month. Address A. B. C., Care The Brevard News. SECOND HAND Portable Phono grahps 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 long or short term, in amounts from three to fifty , thousand dollars pre ferred, however, one thousand dol lar loans will be accepted. l-20tfc50 A. F .MITCHELL, Atty at Law. Subscribe f or The Mews - S2.00 pqr year. EASTER-NEW LIFE New Season-New Dresses The charm of Easter displays, revealing new style themes for the coming season, awaits the shopper who appreciates the value of economy DRESSES In line with the styles for spring, strictest simplicity marks the design of these beau tiful dresses. We have provided an ex tremely liberal selection from which to make a choice. Come early while the ' stock is fresh and still complete. $4.95 TO $12.45 EASTER FOOTWEAR ESSENTIAL TO A COMPLETE WARDROBE Our Stock of Ladies' Shoes contains some unusually fine specimens of the Shoe De signer's skill, and we know you will be pleased to wear these shoes with your new Easter dress. Please permit us to show you. PURE SILK p HOSIERY ^ To head your list of ^ Easter gifts, select hos iery from our display J of new weaves and pop J ular colors. I 50? TO $1.50 ? COATS Fascinating indeed will you find the new style in coats which we are showing this spring. Though sim ple in design, these coats carry the mode in a manner that is most . e n t rancing. Warm, enough . for comfort-chic enough for any occasion. $4.95 TO $16.95 MODISH SPRING HATS Here in the newest of the modes that will be popular for Spring and Easter wear. The extent of our stock assures you a hat that will please you. Come in today to look over this new display. Prices Range from $1.95 to $4.95 THE BEAUTY OF THESE NEW EASTER TIES They certainly are beauties ? plenty of color, new patterns and made from ex tra quality silks, yet we are asking no more than usual prices, which are al ways very reasonable at this store. 50 Cents to $1.50 IPLUMMER'S! | THE EASTER S10RE ? MMtMMtMtNNMttMMMtHNeOtf ' ' V
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