THE BREVARD NEWS i
i'ubli.-htd Every Wednesday By
.axlu: TRANSYLVANIA
tV.iiHSHlNG CO,, Inc. '
i
Entered ut the Postoffice in Brevard, i
N. C., as Second Claw Matter. <
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James P. Barrett Editor <
Aliss Alma Trowbridge, Associate Ed. ,
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One Year $2.00
?Six Months 1.00 s
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\v . . iiiODAY, SEPT 18, 1929
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W,.. ; tiS THIS COUNTY
'! K ?'.'?OUS, SA :'s? JCNSS.
u i.. -, as I. .-j known Ki
\ iiy, l'roi'esaor Jones as he is
>ionul!y, caused mem
bers of the Kiwanis club to scratch
i I'.ivV L-i ; 111 .'iLllljk ilC
t ?? ? ::njr. The professor was
trio ako: of the day. and being the
:un Lit he is, spoke on mat
airiing to the schools,
?i em ;gy in Transylvania
i i... unites a tremendous
! .'?? ' . Jcnes said, "not re
to i ur streams that rush
?. h in- mountainsides toward gulf
. i, and the loss sustained there
in tt unharnessed energy going to
i. y by day. I!ut I am refer
a till ^rCate.r waiitc -that of
?ted energy of our school chil
Professor Jones then toid of how
t!u , lo school boy can stand no
ii ,.!i iix hours a day of close
application to study. Counting eight
... mat leaves 10 hours
in every twenty-four for the boy In
be wasting. There ought to be, ac
? ?. . /i'rofessor JoneS, some
v.iiii'ii the boys could find
! work, that' they might be
lining themselves in use
fulness and at the same time be
?thing with which to pay
spenH's incident t?
their schooling.
This cannot be done overnight,
.... county would
taii.ie : . problem, Prof. Jones be
lieves that a plan could be worloi
out whereby such places could
: tiie boys and young
e county.
k is a challenge to the men. Won
tiling will ever be done
? '??'out it.
lN hung that all
PL-.t. CAN HELP along.
ibtrkle.-* Barton, in. charge of tlu
(. inly ionic, is making effort to
.. tii grounds about t!u..
jiliA ' . 'i is a most worthy ambition I
that : npts Mr. Barton in this
v.' : ,1 .-hould appeal to ail good
J. ? .Barton is asking ;sii
who v.' i>l h in '.'lis matter to
. . ... . ;us ; . ubbery, bulbs
,.r as .-.d ot" flowers that can be
? : r. . d. and in this manner the
. . in ibout the County Home can
? t; :.*.i attractive.
At . why shouldn't these grounds
In' i .v attractive ?
It - r ue that in of us look up
on ti oor house' mply as a place
m wind: to hide th men and v.-t
men ..!? have reaci i the end of
the way and hive .othing upon
which live and no e upon wlvmi
; ii- if it .is ha: enough for i
men s.:-. i women wh once weie
stri,: with the streiij; h ol' youth,!
buo.. . . by hope, crossing the |
meridian ot' life midst a storm of 'lis--- !
appointments and failures, only to]
? rue ? ? old age as charges up >a tiiv ;
county, to be admitted to the county 1
????? ' tiey sit there day after day, I
living in a world that is gOne. think- 1
iii. ????>?? l K- c.istj'.ke.- that brought
them to the end of the journey in j
i . y .rid rags.
Beaut ificatioh of the gronn Is about !
them would add much to their lives.
In t! - that bloom in the -j-i.-iii,
tini< , tin old people coul'i liv; over I
again . days when a rosebud meant
love hope an I happiness. I la:. ?
lug of railing vines about the cou-uy
h->ti; ^ 'i:!d bring back to t!.ise,<-'
?? i.e days when they sat in a
vine-covered nook, and listened to
the -it weet story of love, as whis
pered to them in the stillness of eve
ning. i i every flower and shrub and
vine that can be planted about that
county home there would be endless
messages to the inmates, now broken
and aged, of the days when th
world looked bright and rosy to
them.
Let's all help Mr. Barton in hi;
line work.
We're mailing statements to all
subscribers due us on the paper.
When yours comes, please pay ii
promptly. You pay your other bills
Why not pay us?
utcis: '
TOBACCO AS A MONEY J
:rop in this state. i
The tobacco crop in North Caro
ina last year brought to the farmers i
he huge sum of $99, 921, GOO. That 1
s an average of almost one million J
lollars for each of the one hundred :
?ounties in the state. Transylvania i
?ounty received not one penny from l
obacco, simply because none was 1
crown here. I
Every man in the county who 1
inows soil, and knows tobacco grow- 1
tig, says this county will produce J
ust as good tobacco as can be ]
jrown in the state. Why, then, is
:his county passing up a million dol- 1
ar cash crop. 1
<?? tobacco is on a rapid in- 1
:rease. Everybody, his wife, chii- '
iren, mother-in-law and the cook, 1
ire smoking now, speaking broadly.
1'here is no indication, therefore,
,hat the use of tobacco will decrease , '
jut, on the other hand, will continue 1
increase as more and more women
lu to smoking.
With these facts before the farm
ers of Transylvania county, why is
there any hesitancy in raising the
iveed here?
i' . a cool million dollars for
the farmers of Transylvania county, I
!' they will but grow the crop.
SEVERAL THINGS PROVEN
:*Y NEWS WANT ADS.
We often express the belief that
classified advertising in The Brevard
brings more results, and
i[Ui>.:er results, for the money ex
pended than any other form of ad- j
ivrtising in the whole world. So i
many, many times have great results
been obtained from these little 25
eent want ads that we repeat our
assertion ? there is nothing that
' ?: i: vreater returns on 25 cents
invested than that of the want ails
in this paper.
Last week a gentleman advertised
that he had lost a sum of money in
un envelope, and asked tin- finder to
return same to The Brevard News.
The paper went into the mails
Thursday morning. Thursday after
noon two line young ladies walked
into the office and said they had
found a sum of money, and if the
advertiser could describe his ! ? s,
and the description tallied with their
l 1 .? could have his money.
The gentleman was called to the
office. After introductions lie said:
"I lost :in envelope containing ?
$37.1!', and ...."
"That is all you ne <i say,'' broke
in the young lady. -,1 have your
"7. It'. 1 found it in front of the
postoll'ice, and have been awaiting
i publication of The Brevard News,
I i. vifiji the loser would advertise
for his money."
There you are. Doesn't that prove
the value of advertising in these
coulmns?
It proves another thing. It proves j
p ' vie are honest. Cuss this
flapper-age and pleasure-mad gener
ation all you may want, the fact re
mains that most people are honest,
and want to do the right thing.
If you have something to sell ? if
you want to purchase any particular i
thing ? if you want to exchange;
something you have for something j
i |se ? just try one of the go-getters,
those result-producers, these mag
netic want ads in The Brevard New .
Just costs a quarter.
BOYLSTON NEWS
J. M. Patton made a trip to Pen
rose one day last week on business.
T. J. Hollinr-nvoi'th visite<t rela
tivi < at Holly Springs last Sunday.
Friends of Mcldon English will be
triad to know that he is improving
since he returned home from an
Ash' ville hospital, where he under
went an operation.
.Mrs. A. D. McLain, of Darnell
Creek, was a week-end visitor with
friends on Boylston.
.J. G. Holden attended the Holden
family reunion in the Horse Shoe
section last Sunday week.
Carl Orr worked with the bean
piekf. s on Pine GrOve farm one day
last week.
T. J. Hollingsworth visited
Mrs. M. A. Orr last Sunday.
We are nil glad to see the im
provement that has bon going on in
our section during the last few
weeks, as we noitce that Furman and
Arlin Ileeee have recently built a
tool house to shelter their farm tools
and remodeled their barn and now ;
have : .cted to grade a road from the
highway to their barn, also the Hen
ih son county road gang has been
rocking a portion of the Transyl
vania road. So we hope the Rood
work will fro on.
T. P. Dun . n has been having a
!ot o: troubl- of late supplying dry
wood ' > run his laundry business, as
he is not using coal at present, and
the pr< sent rain and mud are a
great drawback to his business.
Jim Mann, of Etowah, is workin
in our section at present.
C. M. Pickelsimer and C. Allisor
and family were in onr section las'
Sunday.
Subscribe for The News
- ?2.00 per year.
PISGAH BANK POPULAR
OURING PAST WEEKS.
The Pisgah Industrial Bank, one '
5f the popular institutions of the r
;own, was the center of attraction 1
[or small borrowers during the past L
several weeks while taxes were be- '
ing paid. Hundreds of citizens bor- (
rowed money with which to pay
their taxes, and are now paying it \
back weekly or monthly. It is es- ,j
.imated that the Pisgah Bank was a
;he means of saving a large part of I
property of the county being sold ^
Cor taxes.
The Pisgah Industrial Bank has an 2
unusually strong board of directors,
und as their loans are made only to ,
those people who have at least two , r
jjood endorsers 011 their note:;, glw.; ! 1
the bank fine protection. The ban a j
makes loans on the plan of repay
ment by the week or by the month, ,c
running over a year's time, thereby i t
helping the borrower to get cau." j"
up on his oblgations. 1
In addition to tho loans, the bank I
|i:.ys live per i ent on time deposits, ' ,
does a general insurance business, j
and is really filling a great "place in i
the life of the community.
gimTetsoass ;
ifiMitf ii riwuitoo i
(By J. A. GLAZENER)
The agricultural department of the [
Brevard High school has an enroll- ]
ment of fifty boys this year. 01' this
tv. ^nty-turee are in I.il'
eighth grade, nine in the ninth , 1
j;rade, eleven in the tenth grade and
seven in the eleventh grade.
Last week these boys were asked
to give a written answer to the fol- J
lowing question: "If you were go-,
ing t'> farming in this county what';
farm enterprises would you devel
op?" Hogs, dairy cattle, beef cat
tle, poultry and truck with suiTic- }
ient feeds and pastures for the stock
was their united reply. Take it for
what it is worth, but don't lose sight
of the effect it will have on the
progress of this county when suffic
ient numbers can put into practice
the splendid vision they now ho! i.
-IOME-COM1NG DAY AT
OAK GROVE OCTOBER 2
As a final conclusion of Homo
Coming Week, which will bo hold
hero the week of October 1-1-19, the
Oal: Grove Baptist church will ob- ?
serve Nome Coming Day on Sunday,'
October 20.
An interesting program lias been i
prepaerd for the day, par icipat d in
by members of the '/'lurch and oth
ers who live in other se. lions rnd
wiio >ii e expected attJnd the Iiuiiiv ,
Coming Week observance.
it is urged that all former pas-tors,
?an. I members, and all present mem
bers and friends will be present for
this occasion. Dinner and i social
hour will be engaged in at the noon
liour.
CHANGE HOURS OF THE
U. D. C. LIBRARY FOR MONTH
Schedule for opening hours of the
U. D. C. Library for the remainder
of September will be every afternon
from 2 to 5. and beginning the first ,
of October the hours will be three
afternoon in the week from 2 to 5
o'clock.
Report of the librarian for the
week ending September 14 shows i
that a total of i)-l books were taken
out, and a total of 150 people were
in attendance, of which num.1 ? r 11 S
were adults and 32 juniors. Three
new members were enrolled during
the week.
TINSLEY WINS SECOND
PRIZE IN CONTEST
(By .7. A. GLAZENER)
Joe Tinslev, an agricultural stu- 1
dent in the Brevard Hi, school, i
won second place in judging dairy j
cattle la. -. Saturday at the Biltmore |
Farr.s. Biltmore. N. C. There were
twenty-two boys in the judging con
test, representing eight schools.
The object of the contest was i ?
select an agricultural student to .
represent the western district in a j
state judging contest to. be held n !
Raleigh. September 21.
Send in the name and address of
your country cousin who is living in
another .state, and he or she will be
invited to come home during Home
Coming Week.
| NEXT
I We contribute to your E
good looks. You can get g
a Vitalis treatment here, n
the vegelable oil tonic, 1 '
also the Fitch products. ft!
It Pays To Look Well
SMITH'S BARBER SHOP ? j
CLASSIFIED ADS 1
:0R RENT ? Furnished Cottage, j
four rooms. Special rate to couple. "
Lpply Mrs. E. D. Murray, 630 Pro- j
lart street. ?? j
:HRISTMAS CARDS ? Beautiful
line of samples for your selection.
Jnusually low priced. See Hazel
Ubert at Hamlin & Kimzey's office, v
rime to order NOW! Phone 275 v
nd I will bring samples to your t
ionic. I
h
V ANTED ? Six girls to make rugs, v
Experienced or inexperienced. W. n
(I. Collins, Plant Manager. ts? g
?OR SALE? A Tailor's Singer Sew- i
ing machine in good condition ; v
vasonable. Apply to Miss Daisy c
Norton, Brevard, N. C. ltp ?
?OR RENT ? A four-room or two- f
room apartment with bath; reas- c
?liable. Miss Daisy Norton. It j
7OR SALE? Chevrolet Roadster. \
Good condition. Cheap. You may )
lave terms. See it at Brevard Bat- c
cry Shop. SI 8 3tp t
"OR RENT ? Convenient apartment., |
well furnished, bright, cheerful ?
?ooms. Two rooms and bath, hot s
.vater heat. Phone 272. S18 2tp (
WANTED ? To rent or sell my bun- ;
galow on French Broad street. (
Vacant October first. Margaret E. ]
Setr.er, Stanley, X. C. S 1 1 ? :
WAITED ? Part time representative j
must be bank employee. Prefer j
;ashier or assistant cashier who can (
levote few hours each week to this ,
ivork. Write for details P.O. Box
'58, Statesville, X. C. S 1 1 3tp j
FOR RENT ? Furnished house for '
winter. All conveniences. Apply .
Brevard News office.
KINDERGARTEN Opens ? I am now
conducting a Kindergarten class :
ut the Primary School buildine :
Phone 205 for particulars. Mrs. J.
C. McLean. 11-18 j C Mc. '
FOR SALE ? 2 sows, 10 pigs. Regis
tered Duroc Jersey. Xow ready,
$10 each. F. Ilendeson, R-l Bre
vard. Aug28tfc
NEWEST MAJESTIC RADIOS at
Houston Furniture Company, Bre
vard. Guaranteed no "A-C hum.''
A high class Radio at a reasonable
price. jly 31tf
LOCA' AND LONG DISTANCE
HiOVjNG ? The Siniard Transfer |
Company is fully equipped for
handling: your household poods, in
either short or long hauls. Car
ful men. Big vans. Reasonable I
rates. We want your business.
Phone IIS. A18 tf.
MONEY TO LOAN ? On improved
farm lands at six per cent, for
long or short texm, in amounts from
three to fifty thousand dollars pre
ferred, however, one thousand dol
I r loan- will be accepted. l-20tfc50
' F .MITCHELL. Atty at Law.
FOR SALE ? G5 acre farm, within 5 '
miles of Brevard on State High
way. Good buildings, orchard, high
state of cultivation. Plenty of run
ning water. Lots of timber. If inter- 1
ested address N.E.H. c-o Brevard
News. May 16tf ;
NOTICE OF ENTRY
North Carolina, Transylvania County
Entry of lands No. 2G-16.
To Ira D. Galloway. Entry Taker of
Transylvania County:
The undersigned claimant being
citizen of the state of North Car.. ?
lina, hereby sets out and shows that i
the following tract of land, to-w:; : :
Lying and being in Dunn's H
Township, Transylvania County,
North Carolina, and more particular
ly described as follows:
Lying on the west side of William
son Creek.
Beginning at a white oak former
ly F. L. D. Thomas' corner and run- !
with his old line to J. B. Allison's old
line; then with his old line to old
Lowery line; then with Lowery's old
iine to his outside corner near !>??
Medow Patch; then to the begin
ning. Containing one hundred acres
more or less.
This the 18th day of Sept. 1 020.
A. J. Thomas, Claimant. SI 8-25-0
Ira D. Galloway, Entry Taker -1-11
frtoMs cf Paris
KEEP THEiii bEAUTy By USING
f*\ ,'M LEMON
cleansing
PUSHE^L'S DEPT. STORE
Bi^vard, N. C.
W.V .JruvrXi. ? ??
We Pay Cash for
Chickens, Eggs and
Irish Potatoes
/
Hr avy Hens . . 21c
[jfght Hens . 18c
Heavy Fryers - 20c
fight Fryers 18c
lid Roosters 10c
'lean Fresh $<rgs 40c
lirty or stained eggs . . 35c
Potatoes, per?bu $1.00
\ f
B./<& B. Feed & Seed
Company
I BREVARD, N. C.
The School Corner
Brighten the corner where you are"
The outstanding event of thL s
.reek in school affairs has been the ^
isit of Dr. Ernest A. Branch, Direc- a
or of Oral Hygiene in the State
loard of Health. Dr. Branch's visit
ad been preceded by the splendid .
rork done by that very fine young 1
nan, Dr. Pringle, State Dentist, who J
;ave the county over three thousand J
iollars' worth of free dental treai
rient of school children, and whose 1
rork had to be curtailed by the lack
if more funds. He treated nearly
>00 in all; it had been planned fur ?
lim to reach every school, but the j
unds gave out before that could be '
lone. '
Dr. Branch spent two days hern
>ne at Rosman and and one at Bre- (
ard, lecturing on the care of the
nouth and teeth. He proved to be J
>ne of the finest public lecturer?
hat ever visited the county. He wan
larticularly happy in his talks to ]
?oung people ? plain, simple, direct. ,
ible to entertain and interest at the '
:ame time, of a good platform pres- ?
?nee, well-poised and with a voice
;asily heard in any hall. He is also
m artist with his fing i ? makint. .
luiek and accurate drawings to 11-,,
ustrate his theme.
T>r. nch shov.T?d the childrcr.
low much danger there is in mouth
n factions poisoning the whole body. '
tie traced the development of tooth 1
lecay through its several stage:;
From a crack to an abcess with ?
graphic clearness. He was listened i
:o by the large audience with absorb- '
. attention.
It is a pity that the visit of such :
ill unusual man as Dr. Branch could j
aot be preceded by adequate pub- .
icity so that our people might know '
what to expect and turn out in large
numbers to hear him. There is so .
much gush and gabble turned loose |
on our platforms these days that i
when a man able to treat popularly a
theme of such vital importance ? a |
matter of life and death very often
? can be heard here, we ought to
know about it in advance and pre
pare our plans according. 1
Conducted by
S. P. VERNER
County Superintendent
The Vi?it of Dr. Blanch
f
Dr. Branch is a member of a
amous family in North Carolina ?
s our students of N. C. History
;now; with a governor and the
amous Confederate general in the
ine. He proved a fine mixer in his
ocial contacts and his whole visit
fas thoroughly enjoyed. Come
igain and often!
The Superintendent received an
nvitation from Governor Gardner to
ittend the Forestry Meeting at Ashe
rille, and was able to snatch a few
lours on Thursday to attend, where
- Md the pleasure of meeting an
?d . .lend in the person of Mr. Jack
iolmes, State Forester. Thirty
even years ago I made r.iy first visit
o Asheville in the coin >any of
jrother-in-law of Mr. Holmes. Mr.
Robert Alls) on, and of Sidney Lanier
l?\, son of the famous poet. We
vent to Mount Mitchcll then, in a
>ne-horse wagon. AsbevSU- was not
is large, and not. nearly us cj&m.
.hen, as Urevaru is 'oo.v.
Visiting the class-iT-oms in Rcsimm
irought out the face that they have
rotten down to business there and
:he whole school ?.ecnu to lie distinct
ly improved along all lin.'s.
Teachers woitld do well to know
that ?: !>- easier to teach when pupils
ure clone to th. m. This cannot al
ways be done with very large rlass-.s.
hut where if cr.n b" Hurie. the ad
vantage of having; children close ?
? not hsvuij: to shout over tli? heads
of several other (rades to reach the
one being tr.ught ? is decided.
Dr. Branch cautioned teachers
about punisl.ixv children suffering
from physical ailments or handicaps.
He is exactly right.
666
is a Prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
It is the most speedy remedy known.
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?
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