Rosman Section of Brevard News
MRS. JORDAN WHITMIRE, Manager-Rosman, N. C.
MUCH INTEREST IN !
ROSMAN ELECTION
Much interest is manifest in the
Rosman primary election which will
be held iMonday. Three men have
tiled for the mayor's post, and four
for aldermen.
Those filed are: For Mayor ? N.
S. Galloway, R. K. Powell, J. R.
Mahoney. For Aldermen ? Craig
Whitmire, E. M. Collins ,G. C. Mc
Clure, Freeman Hayes.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEET
The Woman's Missionary society
of Zion Baptist church met at the
home of Mrs. Joe Galloway Monday,
April 22nd with 12 members and
three visitors present, two of the
visitors becoming members.
The meeting was opened by the
president. Mrs. G. C. McClure. The
program .was in charge of Miss Len
iiie Manley. Very helpful readings
were given by Mrs. M. C. Sumerel,
Mrs. Jordan Whitmire and Mrs. J.
F. Corbin.
A committee was appointed in re
card to election of new officers for
the coming >ear. The meeting then
adjourned, with the closing prayer
being led by Mrs. W. E. Hall. Next
meeting will be held with Mrs. H.
(1. Stophel, May 13th.
BYRD-THOMAS
Mrs. Laura Thomas of Hatties
burR. Miss., and Mr. John Byrd of
Rosman, were married in Asheville
last Thursday, and arrived in Ros
man Friday. They were greeted at
the train by one of th? largest
crowds gathered at the Rosman de
4>ot in years, including the Rosman
String band. ?*
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd arc stopping
for the present at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Turner Caldwell.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. R. ,K. Powell entertained Sat
urday jn hoiior of' the seventh
biHhdav ,'inniveravy , of her son,
Earl. /- . ? ;
Various nunes were played on the
n. whiih we'*e eijoyci very much
by the youngs: or?, after which de
licious refreshments were,, served.
Young Mr. Powell was the recipient
of many nice and useftil gifts.
Guests present for the occasion
wore: Karl Powell, Int\7 Pangle,
Hubv Galloway. France? Bert TVilk
rrson. Jack s?n<? Dan Kderis. Ruth
I.ewis. T.aiira and Eva Pharr. Loeney
and Allen Sis!?. Jack and Rhoda
Clarke, D. H. Winchester. Jr.. Ruby
Glazener. Dovie White, 0. W. and
Avrer Glajjener, Fred and Nadine
Pawell. / |'
MUSIC PUPILS ENTERTAINED
Miss' Dorothy Allen was hostess to
>ier music pupils at the home of
Mrs. Lie R. Fisher on Wednesday.
A student recital was enjoyed. De
licious refreshments' of caiidy, cakes,
sandwiches and fruits yrttr? served.
Those present were : La Verne
Whitmire, Annette McClure, A. M.
White, ?'r.. Lula Manley, G. C. Mc
Ctujfe. Jr.. Ktith Morgan, Fannie
Morgan. Ophelia1 White* and Beulah
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
ENTERTAINED
M'si Beuah Moore entertained
Miss Armstrong's Sunday School
lass" \v 1 : social t the home of
Dr. and Mrs. .J. B. Wilkerson Satur
day. April 20th. A short business
session was held after which a so
.ai hour w is en:?y<- i. Delicious rc
fershmenis were served by the host
MILES-CHAPMAN
Mi?s I1 thy Chapman and Mr.
? Har'l^ Mi!-- : were married at Pick
*?nt?. S. C.. Monday April 15, with
.-rlv a few friends present.
Mrs. Miles is the daughter of Mrs.
Johnnie Chapman of Old Toxaway,
while the groom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cleveland Miles of Rosman.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles will make
Rosman their future home.
Mn. J. R. Mahoney is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Raines on
Middle Fork.
Mrs. Cleveland Steward called on
her sister, Mrs. B. B. White, last
Monday.
Calvin Galloway of East Fork,
spent the week-end with his daugh
: r. Mi", 'nhn Dotson.
TV*. H. Summey was in Brevard
la-t week u business..
?f. W. L W. Sum mey were
S. .'.i; Ca ? '.;na vis'' ?<>?* last Sunday.
M: ? : Ir C. " ? of Sapphire,
, v: i! V V I : rent '. M \ and
Mrs. R. C. Galloway.
Mr. Avery Morgan of Old .Toxa
way, was in Ros in last week on
i ' ess.
TV. M. Gillespie, W. H. Summey
an ! Mar'. ?? G! ? a"ended ser- :
vices on Middle Fork last Sunday.
George Dotson of South Carolina |
was a Rosman visitor last week.
Mrs. F. A .Raines of Middle Fork ;
has been quite ill for some time, but
is slowly improving.
Mrs. Alice Page of Gloucester,
spent the week-end with her parents,
Mr .and Mrs. Baxter Whitmire.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Galloway and
children of Brevard, motored over
the Rosman and Pickens highway
last Sunday.
On Monday night, the faculty of
the Ro: ? school eljioyejl a weiner
roast at Camp Pallowah.
ROSMAN LOCALS
Mrs. Mayme Bartleson, who has
been ill, is slowly improving.
Mrs. T. P. Galloway, Jr. of Cal
vert, spent Friday as guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. risn
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lewis and
daughter, Ruth, spent Sunday at
Pickens and Ee-asley, S. C.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Galloway,
Mr. and Mr.' Louie Galloway and
children, Mrs. Cole Pangle and
daughter, Bessie, attended the iu
neral of Tom Cantrell at Mt Carmel
church at .Jocasse, S. C., Friday.
Mr. Cantrell died of pneumonia.
W. R. Lewis has purchased a new
truck to use in connection with the
Rosnian Cash Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferb Finley of Eas
ley, were Rosman visitors Wednes
day.
Mr and Mrs. Walter Lowe- and
children of Canton, were guests Sat
urday of Mrs. Lowe's sister, Mrs. N.
S. Galloway. ?
Mr', and Mrs. R. F. Glazencr vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glazencr at
Calvert, Sunday.
Rev. W. E. Rufty filled his regu
lar appointment at Lake Toxaway
Sunday. , ?
Mrs.W. II. Garrcn and son roi
rest, daughter Dora, and Mrs. Cuth
bertson of Asheville. Mrs. Perry Ful
bright and daughter Lucy of Bre
vard, were guests Sunday of Mrs.
A. M. Paxton .
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rice and
son Clyde were Brevard visitors Sat
urdav.
Fred Kilpatrick cf Gloucester was
a Rosman visitor Monday.
Carl Galloway, Bert Sitton and
J esse Galloway were dinner guests
of Mrs. Sarah Galloway Saturday.
Cos Paxton, who has been ill, is
improved and able to resume his
work as: woods supervisor for Glou
cester Lumber company.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Woodara
and children were Quebec _ visitors
Sunday, visiting Mrs. Woodard s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sunnney ana
son. Homer. Mr. and Mrs. Oscai
Petit and Nelson Page were Glou
cost or visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tay Glen and sons
John and Bob, am! Mrs. C. F. J one:
and son Reid. of Asheville. wen
Sunday guests of Mrs. Mayme Bart
leson.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmei
White, of West Asheville, Thursdaj
V ril 2$, a son, Kenneth Blackston.
* '\I- and Mrs. Craig Whitmire vis
ited Mrs. Zeb Burreli at Brevarc
Sunday. Mr.-. Burreli is slow'.y im
proving s tor in operation.
Miss Siel'.a Fisher and James i
Bales of Sylva, spent the week-enc
with the formers parents, Mr an<
Mrs. Lec R. Fisher.
W .R. Lewis and Sam Butler wen
business visitors to Kaslev. Monday
Mrs. Cos Paxton of Greenville
was a business visitor to Rosman or
Monday. ? , .
Mr. and Mrs. K. G. ?tophei anc
Misses Annie Davies and Iris W:lk
oi-soii were Brevard visitors Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Chnpman anc
son. Ralph, were Brevard visitor:
Sunday.
Mr. iind Mrs. E. A. Glazener ant
dfi,i|''Ttvis Fay and Louise, wer<
"iiosis cf Mrs.* Glazencr'* mother
Mis. S. E. Whitmire, Sunday.
'Mrs. Eui'cne Morrison was th<
Wu"sr of Mrs. Crawford Lance, Fri
day.
Mr. Ed Jones' mother, Mrs. L. A
Jones, is very ill. \
Miss Leota Randolph spent tin
\.t ek-end at Brevard as guest cf hei
, t in. Ethel Curlee.
The h avy frost of 1:-. -t week dii
rot kill the fruit in tips section
\!r :md Mrs. I. em P.-'OOks of lire
'v.vrd. visited Miss Emma Bell, Sun
dav.
Little Wilda Reece is ill at tin
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Reece.
Mr. Gus Bailey of Greenwood, S
spent the week-end at the home
( f Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Fisher.
Mrs. N. S. Galloway, Mrs. W. If
j Edens, Miss Ida Nicholson and Mis;
Thelma Galloway visited school at
Lake Toxaway Friday An arithme
tic and spelling contest was giver
bv the pupils.
T ' Mrs. W. H. Edens, Mrs. Taft Ow
en. Miss Alza Hogsed, Miss Mamie
Hayes and Miss Lillie Mae Whit
mire were Sunday guests of Mrs.
, freeman Hayes.
I" Mrs. G. C. McClure and children,
Annette. G. C., and Betty Lou spent
' the week-end in Shelby, visiting r. 1
j-.iives and friends.
Rev. C. J .Eldridge preached at
Enon Baptist church Sunday morn
T ii - to a i:'v<re audience.
Mr. .-.r ! Mr-. Leo Nicholson and
children were Old Fort and Lak
I.ure visitors Sunday.
Miss f -ona of Gloucester,
jut Wednesday ni.'vht w.th .. ?
II. G. Stophel,
R. ? C : cf Etowah, vis-tod
his j-n r*. r.-. ? Me. and Mrs. L. R.
Chapman, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Prather of
Salem, were recent guests of then
daughter, Mrs. C. C. Lusk.
Miss Bessie Glazener was a guest
of Miss Marv Whitmire Sunday.
Miss Blanche Raines is spending a
few days with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Mahoney. ,
Glen Mitchell had the misfortune
to be slightly burned last Tuesday.
Messrs Jake Jarrett, W. J. Moore
and Ernest Wilkerson were Asheville
visitors Saturday and while there
attended the ball game.
E. H. Kitchen of Gloucester, was
; SINGING CONVENTION TO MEET
Sat carrs hill bap. church
, "
i The district sinking convention
will meet the Fourth Sunday after
'noon, April 28th, at 2 o'clock, with
the Can's Hill Baptist church. Ev
erybody is invited to attend the
convention and more especially do
'we urge that singers will come and
bring some other singer with them.
JOE GALLOWAY.
!
a business visitor to Rosman Mon
day.
j Mr. and Mrs. Lon Chapman were
! guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Edens
Sunday.
Mr. James Cox of Penrose, has
1 contract for the store building be
'ing erected by Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
Glazener. The building is progress
ing nicely and will be ready for oc
cupancy soon.
j Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Corbin and son
I John Frank, and Miss Ida Mae Arm
strong and Miss Rosa Sumerel were
East Fork visitors Sunday.
' Miss Mary Kimsey spent the week
'end at the "home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Kimzey of Brevard.
Mrs. David Gowder of Atlanta,
Mrs. Everette Smith, of Cowarts
were called to Rosman on account of
the illness of their sister, Mrs.
John Clarke. ? , . .
! Mrs. Sylvannus McCall and daugh
ter, Mrs. Blackwell, were Sunday
guests of the former's daughter,
Mrs. Boyd Moore.
| Elvin Edney and Rickmond Man
lev were Quebec visitors Sunday.
Rev G. E. Kellar and mother,
Mrs M. Kellar, attended church ser
vices at Asheville Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Alexander and
children of Lake Toxaway were Sun
day guests o fMr. and Mrs. Cnas.
Gantt. ,
Lawrence Hart spenc the week
i endw at Travellers Rest.
Misses Bessie and Lennie Mauley
? were Brevard visitors Tuesday.
Miss Mannie Boley spent Saturday
I night at the home of Mis. Allen
1 Sisk. ? ,
i J. M. Anders and sons, Ernest ana
Marvin, of Gloui&ster, visited the
I former's son, H. L. Anders, Satur
? ''"'Julian Boley left Sunday for
Bridgeport, Tenn., for a few days
, visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
> Cas. Boley. , ,, .
; Messrs Lee Nicholson and Mack
- McClure were Brevard visitors Sat
? ""Mrs W. E .Rufty and children
' were dinner guests of Mrs. C. ?' ?
Eldridgc, Sunday.
Mis; Dana Lanning, a teacher of
I Silversteen school, .spent !? ridaj
- night as guest of Miss Ola 1 axton.
Mrs. Walter Reece and l.liss fcm
. ma Bell were Brevard visitors Sat
1 urday. ,
1 Paul Rogers and Marvin Edney
were Asheville visitors Monday.
: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gant and
. child r-n, Darrell, Louise and Tul
, man. spent the week-end at Salem.
1 S. C.. visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Dorothy Meece and Mr. Gal
J vin Smith were Sunday guests ol
- Mis-; Mamie Boley.
Wait Gallowav of Cullowhe\
h guest of Mr. and Mrs. Obie Moore
1 Saturday. ,, ,
s Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Moore and
-on. Carlos, Jr .of Gastoma. were
I week-end guests of the former
i parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. A V ?
Earl O'Shields is erecting a build;
in" nea" the postoffice to be its
; as a cafe. Mr. O'Shields expects to
- be ready to open for bu sncss S.v
urday.
Jack rind Don Edens v re ?.?a
of Ralph Chapman Saturday.
Mrs. S. E. Whitmire and rrn;v;
? daughter. Mary, were Brevard vis
tors Tuesday.
1 Mr. C. D. Franklin of \\ t As: e
. ville. was a Rosman visits
Overton Lewi.- and Paul k ; o.
- Brevard, wer Rosman vi
? daMi\ and Mrs. Will Mitchell '?
. children spent Sunday in S<
Carolina. ^ ,
Mrs. Jake .Tarrett was a guest ot
> Mrs. C. R. Clarke ar.d Mr.. L '???
Stat on Friday. . ,
. ; Miss Hazel Moore spent 1- nday
; ; night with Miss Laura Pharr.
; | Den Paxton of Calvert, visited
. Ed Jones Sunday. .
i Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Whitmire
and daughter, Laverne. spent Sun
. day at the homeu>f Mrs. Whitmire s
i parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L .Wilson,
- near Brevard.
Mr. and Mrs. X. S. Galloway and
daughters. Ethel and Thelma. Be !
Fisher. Willie Cantrell and 'da
Nicholson were Sapphire visitors
'Sunday. ? ,
Mifts M: *? V ed of C ulvcrt, wr.s
a guest bi Mr?. T.ee R. Fisher Sun
day. _ ? ?...
i Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rojre-s. >11.
and Mrs. Jesse Love and daughter
Ruby, Mr. and Mrs. Eug'-iic^V
'on were gnestr. of Mr. an! ? s.
' Chnnman Saturday night.
, Rev. r. P- Hart sell ' f . ' ' : ?
filled the regular appointment t
-Zion church Sund;;". :> ?
[absence f :'v TV. F:' ' :v '
| Hartsell. t , ?
Ollis Moore has accepted a posi
tion at Gastonia and left Sunday to
take up his new work the following
WeMrs. R. S. Winchester and sister,
Ethel, spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Raxter,
near Brevard. t . . ., TT
Frank Brittian. who. is in the u.
Js. Navy, is spending his vacation as
| guest of his brother, W. M. Brit
jt^Cecil Galloway spent Saturday
ln;?V with Gov Fisher.
' Air and Mrs. Mickler Lusk of j
HARRY DUNCAN GETS
WORTHY PROMOTION
Harry H. Duncan has recently
been promoted to chief paying teller
of East Tennessee Savings Bank at
Knoxville. The directors were proud
of the success of the young man
from Rosman. They would have
been prouder still, could they have
seen the lad fifteen years ago as a
schoolboy. Hardships and discour
agements came almost daily, but did
he fall beneath them? No, he kept
struggling. Did he feel embarrassed
when one of his classmates laughed
at the patch on the seat of his
trousers? No: he laughed with them
and became more determined. Did
that mother feel ashamed of him the
night he graduated from high school?
Indeed no! With a heart light as a
feather she felt that she was also
sharing part of his honors.
For eighteen months after gradu
ation he worked in the Tannery ir
order that he might equip himself
with a better position. Many time?
he faced unpleasant remarks fron
classmates, who were in college 01
held better positions. Several were
amazed when they learned that he
had entered Draughons Business
college at Knoxville, Tenn. By i
hard struggle he finished his course
and became an employee in the
East Tennessee Saving Bank. He ii
making a record and building a char
acter that will prove worthwhile tc
him in the future.
Pickens, are spending a few day
with the Jatfcer's parents, Mr. an<
Mrs. J. W Owens!
Mrs. Hugh Boley was a guest Sun
day of Mrs. Loon Whitmire.
Mr. end Mrs. John Byrd were din
ntr guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. (1
Stophel S'. pduy.
Walter Rogers is expected to ai
riv.j fron; Walhalla, Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice Bruner of Lak
Toxaway, spent the week-end wit
her sister, Mrs. Thad Siler.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Anders an
baby, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Collin
were Brevard visitors Saturday.
Lesco Galloway and .1. O'Shield
ieft Sunday for Bridgeport, Tenn
for a few days visit.
Calvin Sn.ith, Mack Collins, Misse
Dorothy Mcecc and Mae Smith wei
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. I
Anders, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Green an
children spent Sunday at Lake To:;
-r
away, visiting1 Mrs. Green's mother,
Mrs. Alice) Jones.
Mrs. D. L. Glazenei and eons,
Charles and Thomas, were Etowah
visitors Sunday.
Mr. Walter Reece and children
and Mr. W. E. Black and Miss Lu
cille Dryrran, Ruth and Clyde1 Rice
were FJast Fork visitors Sunday.
Misses Betty and Ora Moore were
Asheville visitors Monday.
Mrs. Bob Zachary of Henderson
ville, Mrs. Claud Kilby of Alabama,
and Miss Mildred Watkins were <
'guests of Mrs. Jake Jarrett, Thurs- '
day.
Miss Margaret Glazener spent
Wednesday night with Miss Laura
Pharr. i
Mrs. Ed Jones, who has been very
ill, is much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel W. Wilson
and two children, Betty Jean and L.
W. Jr., were guests of the former's
sister, Mrs. Jordan Whitmire, Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Cole Pangle and
chilren motored to Cashiers Valley
recently and enjoyed a picnic dinner.
Mrs. Leo Winchester and sons,
Glen and Boyce and Mrs. Den Pax
ton of Calvert, were guests Friday
of Mrs. Lon Chapman.
Mrs. Matilda Robinson of Old
Toxaway, is seriously iii at the home
of her "son, Mr. Ep Robinson.
M. Morgan of Tryon, spent the
week-end with his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Matilda Robinson of Old Tox
away.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Aiken and
family of Old Toxaway, spent the
week-end with Mrs. Aiken's sister,
Mrs. R. C. Powell.
Mr. Jim Bell is spending some
time with his daughter, Mrs. Edith
Whitmire of East Fork.
Mrs. W. H. Summey, who has
been ill for the past few days, is not
improving very much.
Mrs. Camely Chapman is seriously
ill at the home of her daughter,
Mr?. Avery Morgan, of Old Toxa
way.
. tr. Martin Morgan of Old Toxa
wa ?, was a Rosman visitor last Sat
urday.
Misses Beulah Rice and Norma
Morgan of Old Toxaway, spent Fri
day in Brevard and Rosman.
Mrs. Monroe Galloway is quite ill
at her home.
Mr. B. C. Batson and Mr. Elam
Galloway, were visitors on Middle
Fork last Sunday.
Bill McJunkins of Brevard and
Crit and Alfred Galloway called on
Thurman Galloway of Middle Fork
Sunday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Miles visited
the former's sister, Mrs. Avery Mor
gan, of Old Toxaway, recently.
NEW SPRING HATS
And Ladies' Ready-to-Wear. Best Patterns and latest
styles at lowest possible prices. No need to leave Ros
man to buy any needed article in these lines,
MRS. NATH S. GALLOWAY
Rosman, North Carolina
B. B. WHITE
Invites your patronage when needing anything in Sta
ple and Fancy Groceries, Fruits, Candies, etc, Also
Feeds and Feedstuff. Home-ground Meal for home
'folks. We grind our own n.eal right here in Rosman.
Your patronage will be appreciated., and keeping your
money in Rosman will help all of us.
B. B. WHITE ROSMAN, N, C.
?vru'jvyv'k'
J. w. GLAZENER & CO.
General Merchandise ? For 20 years serving the good
people of this section. Having: been here for so long,
naturally we know how to select goods for our trade- ?
that's why Rosman and this entire community always
leel satisfied ot getting just what they want here.
Then, too. wfe have always solo our goods at very small
profits, and shall continue to do so. We thank .you, and
hope you will bring your friends to trade with as.
J. W. GLAZENER CO.
ROSMAN, N C
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To Close Qui: At
THESE LOW PRICES
1 ftfl ONE TABLE SL1 ;
11 iU pERS) OXFORDS.
_ .. And SANDALS
SPECIAL
1 Lot Slippers, Pat
ents, Blondes, and
DA IDC Whites, Values to
rniiiu 50 special
1.98
88
1 Lot Slippers in
Pumps and Straps.
Pf-SRS Beautiful co1 _>r com
L binations. Values to
$8.50. SPECIAL
Full
Fashioned
Ladies
Bemberg
HOSE
$1.00
Complete
Line
Ladies
Gordon
Silk
Hosiery