ROSMAN NEWS
MRS. JORDAN WHITMIRE, Manager
GALLOWAY-RAINES
A marriage coming as a surprise
to the community was that of Miss
Fannie Raines and Mr. Benson Gal
low, which event occurred Saturday,
September 14, at Pickens, the cere
mony being performed by Probate
Judge Henry Hudson.
The bride is the oldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haines and
is a granddaughter of Mayor and
Mrs. .J. R. Mahoney, while the groom
is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman
Galloway. .
B. Y. P. U. MEETING
? A basin. ??? meeting of /ion B. Y.
P. U. wa.- held at the church Sunday
ir.^lit and, officers for the coming
J iiunrtei' were elected as follows:
/I'n -ident. Carroll Manley ; vice
I ? -sidf-nt. Lawrence Whitniire; cor
?n ' i ii-'.- secretary, James Staton;
recording secretary, Mildred Wat
k treasurer, Lula Manley; group
'tain Beatrice Sisk, Emma Jane
. ? ..a; <iuiz leader, Edna White;
organist. A. M. White Jr.
district singing at middle
FORK CHURCH, SEPTEMBER 23
l'!:o Pi trie! Singing convention
will meet with the new church at
Middle Fork, two and one-half miles
? :?n Bosnian 011 the Pickens high
u y. Sunday afternoon, September
the program beginning at 2:00
* 'clock.
Everybody is invited arid more es
l>ee ally do we urge that all the
.users be present, as this fs the
iii>t ..invention in the new church
.ins' ren-ntly finished. We are hop
? tins will l>o the means of bringing
new aspiration and encouragement
to per. ale that have just started
. their new work.
? E. D. Randolph.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING
The \V. M. S. of Zion Baptist
chuivh '' ' ' at the homo of Mrs. J.
1. ( ! in Monday, September 16th.
with t: .? ! resident, Mrs. G. C. Mc
Clure, presiding. i
Aft< r ;! ? Bible reading, a program
was i ? - . nted by Mrs. G. C. Bush.
Mi l.ennie Manley and Mrs. J. F.
rh i . Reports of different com
i .vi re heard, after which the !
r Ijourned with prayer led
t -ante Manley, to meet at
t!i. Mrs. M. C. Sumerel on
October 7th.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS PICNIC
I'll' Ivanced Sunday School class
? >:' M:. \! -iah Calvert enjoyed a
trip to M Pisgah Sunday and picnic
dinner mi p of the mountain.
Thos. >ying the occasion were !
Mr. and Mr;-. Frank Morgan, chap '
? M: -es Mamie Hayes, 'Aha
Hot; i'i!. K!-ie, Setma. Frances, Ruth
and Mary Morgan, Mordecia Saltz.
Ruth Jordan, Lillie Mae Whitmire, ;
Helen Calloway: Messrs Austin Hou
sed. "Speedy" Jones, Gaston Mor
gan. T "mas Jordan, Joe Galloway.
Alvin Hubbard and Melvin Gillespie.
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PICNIC SUPPER ENJOYED
!\ > . ? the younsrer set en- .
joy i-d a n nic supper Sunday night
at th- I- 'h'l- farm near Rosman. ]
Th >se ? :n :iu party were Misses ,
Helen (l:ihirtvay, Mamie Hayes, Lillie
Mile \Vhi!"iire. Alza Hogsed, Mor- ?
deiia Salt?:, Ruth Jordan, Messrs ;
Auston 11 *sed. Joe Galloway, Thom
as lord": "Speedy" Jones, Alvin
Hubbard. 1
i
Mi s I:. rrii e Sisk is spending sev
eral day at Weaverville visitin"
friends. Miss Risk is a graduate of
Weaver College. ;
Oliver Calloway and son Glen, and
daughters. Louise and Lourine at
tended t!i Parker reunion at Glou- .
cej.ter Sunday.
Vernie liarlett of Chester, Pa., .
spent Tuesday visiting: friends ill ,
Hosmn n.
Miss Katherinc Bridgman ar-1
?mother. Mrs. Carra Bridgman, re
turned to' their homo at Pelzer Sun
day. They were accompanied home
by Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Galloway and
children.
Jake Jarrett was a Brevard visitor
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John F, Corbin 'and
?son spent Sunday at Pickens.
Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie Kilpatrick
and st: ai! son, of Brevard, were
?lies; of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Glaz- '
oner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson of
Greenville, spent Saturday night with
Jim Nelson.
Mi-si- l-'if-enia Nelson and Kath
? : ne C: ' man and Mrs. Carra
livid; :i lac. :">nt Saturday at Cherry
'ield a.; ?. 'tests of Mr. and Mrs. Carr
Owen.
Mrs. ('. E. Leathers and Mrs. L.
R. Staton were guests of Mrs. A. J.
Manley Monday.
Mrs. Jake .Tarrctt visited Mrs. El
mer White the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jameson and
children spent the week-end at
Salem. '
Charles Gant and Elvin Edney
were Brevard visitors Saturday.
s J Mrs. \llen Sisk and children were
** dinm . Luest of tho former's sister,
Mrs. James Nelson.
Rev. A. J. Manley. who is teaching
in Gloucester, visited his family Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Lance of
Brevard wero dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Jarrett, Sunday.
Mr. a id Mrs. E. D. Ran lolph and
daughter I. rota and Miss Ethel Cur
lee. Jim Hutson and Joo Wilds visit
ed Mrs. Randolph's mother, Mrs. J.
M. Bowen, at Wolf Mountain, Sun
day.
J. E. Durham of Pickens, was a
business visitors o Rosman Monday.
Miss Rlla Zachary of Brevard, has
been substituting in the absence of
Miss AI en.
LOCAL AND PERSONALS
Chief and Mrs. C. L. Moss and son
tiarold, and Ruth and Ernest Alex
ander and Howard Passmore spent
the week-end at Little River, near
Culeia, S. C., and attended the Alex
ander reunion.
Bill Jackson spent the week-end at
Salem, visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Chapman visit
>i Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Chapman at
Middle Fork Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Rufty and
children spent several days last week
quests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ma
:ioney.
Rev. Harris, Rev. Eades, Rev. Col
oi West Union, S. G., spent Sat
urday night as guests of Mr. and
' A. !>. Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raines and
children of Middle Fork and Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Winchester and children of
Calvert, were Sunday guests of Mr.
: 'id Mrs. J. R. Mahoney.
Miss Dorothy Allen, superintend
ut of public school music, who has
bet 11 very ill, was able to return to
work Monday.
J. Col ie Owen of Gloucester, was
.. Rosman visitor Monday.
.1. W. Glazener is spending several
i'ays this week on a business trip in,
Bristol, Tenn.
Miss Edna Hinkle spent the week
i at Sapphire with her parents. ,
Miss Idu Daniels of near States
ille, is spending several weeks as
; ticst of her sister, Mrs. A. M. Pharr. I
Mrs. John Kilpatrick and daughter1
.re spending a few days with the
f 'l iner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
{I. Edcns.
Mr. Jenkins, principal of Quebec i
?hool, is stopping at the Rosman
Hotel.
.Air. and Mrs. R .F. Glazener and
V-\ and Mrs. E. A. Glazener and
laughters, Fay and Louise, were
Sunday guests of Mrs. S. E. Whit
mire.
Mr. and Mrs. Welch Gallway and
Hm ! Siler left Wednesday for New
Mi \'ieo where Mr. Galloway and Mr.
Sil.-r have accepted positions.
Rev. Bragg and Mr. Chancy of
;"linton, S. C.. were Sunday guests
'f Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McClure. Rev.
preached at Zion Baptist
' 1 -it Sunday morning.
>i!s. Claud Kilhy, who spent sev- 1
?m;1 weeks in Asheville with her sis
i . returned Sunday to the home of
v. r parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wat- ;
?::ns. 1
M . and Mrs. A. 11. Lukcr and1
i'iiri'n spent Thursday at Mills
liver, visiting the former's daugh
r. Mrs. Adger Capps.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Smith o i<
Quebec, were Sunday guests of the
'onner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. 1
3. Smith. i
Mrs. G. P. Hightower and sons, 1
'.awrence and Howard, of Longview. 1
iVashington, arc spending several
1 ? visiting friends in Rosman. 1
W' . Hightower and sons are former
i idents, having lived here six years 1
igo.
Otto Whitmirc returned to tiici- ?
nd. I'a., Monday, after having
pent the past two weeks visiting rel
ieves in Rosman and Pickens. Mr.
EVhitmire is a son of Ransy Whitmirc.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Moore of
Gloucester, were quests of Charlie.
Moore Monday.
Mr=. ??. \. Cannon and daughters,!
Page and Tot of Pickens, were Sun
lay sue . Is of Mrs. S. E. Whitniire.
I.. M. Watkins and son, Girtha,
vere Sunday guests of Mrs. Robert
<vhary in Asheville.
Win. Brittian had the misfortune
:o have two fingers mashed at the j
tannery Saturday, hut is recovering ,
nicely.
Misses Ida Nicholson and Roxey i
Parker of Enka, spent the week-end !
visiting relatives at Rosman and '?
Sapphire.
Claud Stroup, Charlie Love and j
Fred Stroup motored to Enka, Mar
shall and Asheville Sunday.
Lawrence High tower was a dinner
quests of blisses Ida and Mae Jack- ,
-n. Tuesday.
Mi: ?* (Catherine Neeiy of Pickens, is
spending h veral days as jjuests of
her sister, Mrs. J, P. Ciibin.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Stophel and ;
"Daddy" Caplinger spent Sunday in I
Hondcrsonville as quests of the lat- j
tor's daughter, Mrs. Moody Iloxett. i
Mrs. Thomas Galloway of Middle !
Fork, was a dinner guest ot Mrs. A. j
X P:\ton, Sunday.
Miss Mae Duncan and Winston ,
Ashworth wet - Sunday guests of j
Mr. and Mrs. L. Glazener.
Mrs. Willar McCnll spent Sunday ,
as guest of and Mrs. Boyd
Moore.
Daddy Capiitiger, of California, is
spending several days as guest of
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Stophel.
C. F. Jones and son, Reed, spent
the week-end in Asheville, visiting
relatives.
Mrs. R. A. Collins and daughter,
Elia Mae, visited Mrs. Harve McGaha
Sunday.
John Reid of Lake Toxaway, was
a visitor of Mrs. A. M. Paxton Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan, Mr. Cane and
Mrs. Kerley and son, of Statesville,
spent several days recently as guests
of the formers' daughter, Mrs. A. M.
White.
! Miss Reba Owen spent Monday
night as guest of her cousin, Miss
ie Owen.
Rev. Mr. Morgan of Mars Hill
preached at Zion Baptist church Sun
May afternoon.
j Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Orr, M. P. Ed
; ney and son and daughter, Mr. and
| Mrs. J. D. Jones, Clem Orr of Salem
and Tomassce, S. C., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Gant and Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Barrett and Mrs. Hubert Bar
rett during the week-end.
Mis# Ethel Curlee of Brevard,
spent Saturday night as guest of her
aunt, Mrs. E. D. Randolph.
Mrs. I. B. Houck and children
spent Saturday night as guest of Mrs.
Doyle Moss.
Er.'ph Crow of Salem, is spending
SOCIETY NEWS
WEDDING IS SURPRISE
TO FRIENDS
A wedding of the week which came
as a surprise to friends, was that
occurring Saturday, September 14, at
'?Pickens, S. C., when Miss Nancy Alc
1 Kelvey became the bride of Mr.
'Dewey Gravely, botli of Brevard.
Following the ceremony, the young
i couple returned to Brevard, and are
now at home to their friends at
'Forest 1 1 ills.
The bride is a daughter of Sir. and
'.Mrs. Will McKeTvey, and is a popu
lar and attractive young lady of the
i community, having always made her
home in this section. She was a for
mer student of the Brevard High
| school, where she had many friends,
j The groom, who is the son of Mrs.
! A. Clark, is a graduate of Bre
vard High school and of the Brevard
I Instiutto commercial department. He
[is connected in business with the
] Brevard Banking company and with
| the I!. & B. Feed and Seed company,
and is a promising young business
man of the town.
UNIQUE BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
Mrs. L. M. Hart and Mrs. V. R. 1
Jarvis entertained a few friends at 1
an unusual birthday party .Monday .
evening at "The Pines," the home of :
Mrs. Hart, honoring Mrs. Jerry Je- 1
rome, Miss Emily Moore, of Hender- 1
jonville. Miss Deborah Long, of i
Greenville, and Miss Barbara Jtrvis,
of Jacksonville, Fla., the occasion '
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' LAKE TOXAWAY NEWS >
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCall were :
guests of Mrs. Tilda Revis last week.
Mrs Allen Dunn and daughter, j
Thelnia, visited Mrs. Cope Lee Wed
1U Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher,
a son, on Monday, September 9th. .1
Mrs. Taylor Lee was on the sick ?
list last week. . 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. , Sanders ot v
South Carolina, are visiting' Mr. ana ;i
Air1; S L. Sanders, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen McKinna and t
Mrs. Eli McKinna went to Brevard p
Saturday to see Mrs. Ilenry McKinna t
who is 'in the hospital there o
Pred Revis was a Brevard usitor t
Sunday. _ . . . , t
Harrison Hall spent Friday night v
:ind Saturdav in Brevard with Mr. ,.
itnd Mrs. Fred Hall. ?'
We were glad to have with us b
Sundav, Leonard Simpson of are- ,
card, who led the singing at tne ?
Methodise church.
Several of our Lake Toxaway peo
ple attended services at the Baptist
:h urch Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mall and little
laughter were Toxaway visitors Sun- y
'"'Vliss Willie Mae Owen returned ,
10me Staurday from Inman, where
;he has been visiting. . .
We are having a good revival meet
ine at the Methodist church. Lev ,.
' "p Mason is doing the preaching.
" Rose Owen and family moved into j,.
the Rav cottage last week. v
Airs. IX C. Scruggs and daughter. c
Elaine and Miss Carrie McNeely o v
Brevard, Mrs. W. W. Ray spent Snn- i
,lay in Dillsboro with Miss Mildied (
^Mi's Ida Payne left Monday for (
Wavnesville for a visit to friends. -
Mrs. W. W. Ray left Wednesday, \
for Murphy to visit Mr. Ray foi >i ^
I I Cleon Williams was -an Asheville , (
visitor lust week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rufty and,,
children of Rosman have been spend- ,j
in" a few days in Toxaway. 1
Air-, frank Nichols and children,
? pent Monday night m Aahevdle.
' Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McNeely and
children spent Sunday in \shc\ilU.
\ parent-teacher association v. a. ,
wis organizowd at the school house t
1:;,t. Tues;lav night. Leonard Thorny ,
wa< elected president; and Mis. ? ,
C. Scruggs secretary. ?e meeting
will be held twice each month
next meeting to be held <in ^c('"esj l
<lav of this week. It is to be hope
that the patrons of the school wd ,
co-operate and make this a success
this week as guest of his sister, Mrs. .
Wm. Jameson and Mrs. thas. Gan .
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Edney an
Critten Galloway spent the week-end
at Cashiers Valley as guests of Mi ??
Edney's parents, Mr. and Mis. ?
A. t Paxton left Wednesday f or
St. Petersburg, Fla., where he has
u' tented a position for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Whttnure
(and daughter. LaVerne and Miss Ida
iMae Armstrong visited Maiden 11.
| Falls Sunday. ,
I Dr. and Mrs. J. ^ ? Allen
j Spartanburg, were Rosman visitor. ;
j Monday. ?
i W. P. Moore, who lias been n<
with an abcessed tooth, is slight ;. ,
""Mr.7 and Mrs. W. R. L*wis anj'
daghter Ruth, attended the Lynth
reunion near Pickens. Sunday. I
i Mr. and Mrs. Roland Owen oi
Brevard, attended the Parker u
union at Gloucester Sunday. _
S. II. Mingus of Connely Springs-,
i has accepted a position as Hv" j
! School teacher. ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Galloway Ji-j
! an(| daughter, I.ucile, spent Sunday
in South Carolina. . ,
Miss Elsie Morgan, who is teach
ing at Montvale, spent the week-en i
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Air-. Porter Morgan at Cherryfield.
Mrs. Din Paxton of Calvert, visit
ed Mrs. Judd Tlott Sunday. ,
Mrs. Emma Hendricks. Mrs. An
drew Hendricks and Miss Josie Hen- 1
dricks of Old Toxaway. spent the j
week-end as guests of Mrs. Dal Mor
gan at Atlanta, Ga. ,
j Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Haje
motored to Mt. Pisgah Sunday.
R. D. Jenkins and AV. IF. Eden* :
hiked to Quebec Sunday visiting ! '
and Mrs. T. C. Henderson.
being the birthday aninversary of the
four young ladies.
The evening was delightfully ?per.',
on the lawn of "The Pines,'' where
the guests gathered around a glowing
campfire, roasting marshmnllows and
enjoying the lovely supper pre
pared by Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Jervis.
After the supper, the beautiful white
birthday cake covered wit'i glowing
candles was brought out and cut by
the four young ladies, amind great
merriment, with all kinds of good j
wishes from all the guests to the j
four, after which the many birthday i
gi?ts i' o tlie honorees were pre- 1
sented. j
Ice cream and cake were served,|
following which the guests sat around .
the campfire, talking and watching
the wonderful moon rise over the
hils, until a late hour in the evening.
FRANKLIN HOTEL IS SCENE OF j
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
The Franklin Hotel was tiie scene :
of a delightful social affair Thursday
afternoon, when Mrs. Frank Boane, ;
uf Augusta, (la., entertained with 1
five tables of bridge.
At the concuision of tin1 panics j
<fveral tea guests arrived, following !
which a salad course was served.
Those enjoying the hospitality of
Mrs. licane were: Mrs. .1. S. Silver
iteen, Miss Kathleen Erwin, Mrs.
"ook, Mrs. DcVane, Mrs. Jack Hine,
)f Jackson, Miss., Mrs. P. N. Simons, j
Mrs. Edwin Dunn and Mrs. M. L. :
?iti ickland, of Tampa, Fla., Mrs. S. j
3. Monroe, of Houston, Texas. Mrs.
3. Heyer, of New Orleans, Mrs. Sher- i
nan Hammatt and mother, Mrs. I
IVright, Mrs. Gary and Miss Gary, of
\ugusta, Ga., Mrs. H. V. Smedberg , 1
mil sister-in-law, Miss Smedberg, of
j'raguay, South America .Mrs. H. E. i
Raines, of Charleston, S. C., Mrs. *
?"red Miller, Mrs. Brown, of Abbe- i
?ille. S. C., Mrs. S. M. Macfie, Mrs. '
David Ward, Mrs. R. W. Everett, 1
Vlrs. W. E. Breese, Mrs. Harry Perry, 1
klrs. Ashe. ]
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IOHN McGEHEE HONORED WITH i
STAG DINNER PARTY 1
A delightful affair of last Thurs- !
lay evening was the informal dinner ]
riven by Mrs. J. T. McGhee, in honor t
>f her son, Mr. John McGehee, who l
till leave soon for a medical course t
.t Emory University.
Of lovely simplicity was the minia- <.
ure lake which formed the center- 1
ieee of the dining table, while j
hroughout the house was a profusion t
f large dahlias in the beautiful au- l
umn shades.
After tht- dinner the guests, who I
? re Dr. William Hester, It. II. Rog- 1
is, Mi-. Thompson and Mr. McGehee.
ssembled for a pleasant game of
ridge and joining them were, Miss t
ilmeta Waters, Miss Susan Guiniard \
lid Misses Fannie and Xida McGehee !?
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YOUNGER SET ENJOY
BRIDGE-DANCE r
About twenty members of the \
uni'cr set enjoyed a bridge-dance
' -r.ilay evening at the Country
: ib, i lie social affair being given by j.
"oni Patton, Hayes Shipman and j
i she Macfie.
Following the bridge games, the ^
? minder of the evening was spent c
i dancing. Refreshments were serv
il dunhg'ITfe evening. The rooms \
? prettily decorated in a color
? ibination of lavendar and yellow, jj
.ith beautiful dahlias predominat
ng.
Those enjoying the hospitality of
he young hosts were: Mary Louise
'roushorn, Martha Osborne, Helen
>itton, Sarah Louise Andrews. Gladys
Vood, Margaret Miller, Elizabeth
'ill;. Almeta Waters, Martha
nughn. Ashe Macfie, Arthur Mc
'rar.v, Hayes Shipman, Tom Patton. j
farold Kilpatrick, Glenn Miller, Tom .
lampton. .Tack Trantham, Harry
Iryson. Langdon Enirlish, Moultrie
[Yueluck, Ruel Hunt. ]
MATHATASIAN CLUB IN FIRST
MEETING OF CLUB YEAR
J '
The Mathatasian club met Thurs-;,
lay aTTernoon at the home of the ? ?
)resident, Mrs. Hume Harris, for its
?ejrular business meeting.
The proirram committee reported
he outline work for the year, and ;
iH -ed out books and materials to
?ach member. The subject for the ,
.ear's study is "Good Books of j
i . i-j l-"25."
The club adjourned to meet in Oc- ;
ober with Mrs. Nettie Benedict.
BRIDGE PARTY ENJOYED AT
FRANKLIN HOTEL
Among the enjoyable social events
af the past week was the bridge 1
party at the Franklin Hotel Monday
afternoon, triven by Mrs. William
Miller, of Augusta. Ga.
Five tables were arranged for
play, and at the conclusion of the
?ames a salad course was served.
Several tea guests arrived after the
games.
The guest list included: Mrs. Har- ,
rv Perrv, Mrs. W. E. Breese, Mrs. ;
R. W. Everett, Mrs. D. G. Ward,
Mis. Brown, of Abbeville, S. C., '
Mrs. S. M. Macfie. Mrs. Fred Miller.
Mrs. M. A. E. Woodbridge. Mrs.
Ashe, Mrs. II. E. Raines, of Charles
ton, S. C.. Mrs. H. V. Smedberfr.
Miss Smedborg, of South America.
Mrs. 0. L. Erwin, Mrs. Gary and
Miss Gary, of Augusta, Ga., Mrs.
Sherman Ilammatt and mother, Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. Ethel McMinn, Mrs.
Frank Beane. of Augusta, Mrs. .Tolri
Iline, of Jackson, Miss., Mrs. P. N.
Simons, Mrs. llun, Mrs, Monroe, Mrs.
Hytr and Mrs. Strickland.
FAREWELL PARTY ENJOYABLE
AFFAIR
Miss Hybeurnia Shipman and Miss
Gertie Hamilton entertained with a
lawn party at the former's home
Wednesday evening, honoring Mis?
Reuma Shipman. who left Thursday
to spend the winter in Fort Lauder
dale, Fla. I
A red and white cflor scheme was
carried out. Punch and cake, carry
ing out further this color note, were
served during the evening. About
thirty guests enjoyed the c'j" non.
)
focal Happenh
Dr. Murehison, of Columbia, S.
C., was a guest at the Presbyterian
Manse last week, having visited his
daughter, Mrs. R. L. Alexander.
Miss Geneva Paxton has entered
the fall term at Asheville 'Normal.
Carl Coats, former manager of the
local Western Union office, is spend
ing his vacation with friends here.
Dr. C. I i. Newland is attending a
clinic at Ann Arbor, Mich., and
while there will visit relatives in the
Michigan city for several days.
Mrs. Mattie Whitner, of Maiden,
spent last week as quests of her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Tran
tham.
.1. W. Cobble, of West Asheville,
spent Sunday with friends in Bre
vard.
Miss Roberta Bryant left last week
for DeLand, Fla., where she will at
tend Stetson University.
M. M. Feaster, of Johnson City,
spent the week-end here with his
family. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Styers, of Cher
ryville, were week-end guests of rel
atives and friends in the county.
Mrs. C. P. Wilkins, Mrs. 11. K. ,
Lawrence and Miss Louise Brown |
motored to Shelby Sunday to spend ,
the day with Mrs. Wilkins' mother.
Miss Launa Clayton is spending.
Iier vacation in North Wilkesboro.
Among the Brevard people attend
ing the funeral of Mrs. Nannie Mc
Cluire in Hendersonville last Wednes
day were included: Mr. anrl
r. W. Whitmire. Miss Daisy Norton,
Felix Xorton, Mrs. Jim King, Mrs.
Hancock. Mrs. Gus Gillespie, Mi".
Ed G llespie, Miss Rubenia Nichol
son, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Price Jr..
R. H. Morrow and C. R. McN'ecly.
;he latter two of whom acted
jallbearers.
Accompanying John McGe'nee an!
lis sisters, Misses Fannie and Nida,
o thtir home in Macor., Saturday,
ly motore was H. H. Rogers, who re- 1
urned to Brevard the first of 'h"
veek after brine: the week-end
ruest of Mr. McGchee in his Georg.a
iome.
Mr-. Lawrence Holt, who had her
onsil- removed Saturday, ?- able t*> .
>e out again.
Mr:'. J. T. Owen and little .-".i.
Cenneth, are visitinr relative.-- n
Cnoxvilla. Tonn., Birmingham and
Vnniston, Ala.
Mis- Annie Yongue, who has a pot
ion wth Dr. Wilk-riin in Gr>. r- 1
?ille, spent the Week-end here w.th i
ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
fongue.
.lai-ifs. H. Case, of Swananoa, rcp
esentative of the C. M. Clung com
>any of Knoxville, was a Brevard
?isitor this week.
W. M. Stenhouse and daughter. ;
' :'.n, of Greenville, were week-end
ruests of Mrs. Cos Paxton and Mrs. |
[. E. Clayton.
Mrs. T. A. Englsh and son. Dan.;
vere shopping in Asheville Thurs
lay. ,
Tommie Wood left Tuesday to cn
cr Christ School at Arden. |
Toe Clayton was a business visitor ^
n Asheville Monday .
Mr. Streeter, of Baltimore, and
tfr. Anderson, of Chattanooga, were)
?enewing acquaintances with friend" i
n Brevard this week, after an ab- ,
:ence of 18 years from this section,
rhese gentlemen were connected with
he building of the city water reser- 1
,-oir about 20 years ago, and ex- (
iressed surprise at the many mi- j
irovements in Brevard during their .
ibsence. , ,
Mrs. C. E. Orr and family, who |
?pent the summer at Fairfield Inn. |
we returned to their home in Brc
irardT. , ,
John Holston, who has been spend
ing the summer in Asheville. visited
friends in Brevard this week before
returning to his home in Charleston.
S. C.
Duncan McDougald left Tuesday
for Woodberry Forest, Ya.. where he
will enter Woodberry Forest school.
Miss Margaret C.ash and niece.
Miss Betty Gash, who have been
eucsts of Miss Annie Gash and R. I
Gash at their Davidson River home,
returned Monday to their home m
NTew York. .
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Newton, of ,
Johnson City, are guests of their |
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Moore.
Miss Nan Kilpatriek, who is ?
plvoed at Enka. srent the week-end
here with her parents, Mr. and .? rs.
D. P. Kilpatriek.
Mrs. B. E. Nicholson and wo
Children are spending several weeks
with Mrs. Nicholson's father in \\ hit
Miss Elir.ibeth Zachary returned
!a=t week to Winston-Salem to re
sume her teaching duties in Salem
College. ? ,, ,
Mr and Mr? F. \. Str-rette air!
two children of Rutherfordton, spent
Sunday with Mr. Starrettc's sister,
Mrs. D. F. Moore.
Mrs. W. E. Shipman attended the
funeral on Thursday of Mrs. Nan
nie McGuire. in Hendersonville.
Mrs. T. M. Mitchell was called to
Asheville last week on account of the
death of her mother.
Mrs. Elmer Kipp and daughter.
Gertrude Belle, left Thursday lor
heir home in Daytona Beach. Fla.,
after spending the past few mor-v
nt their summer home on M r .e
street.
*
Mrs. Peabody and three children,
of Spartanburg, S. C., were week-end
guests of Mrs. Key at the Whitsett
cottage on Maple street.
| Mrs. Kate D. Starrettc, of Mo:;res
ville, is visiting her daughter, .Mr.-..
D. F. Moore.
j Mrs. Mamie Verdery left Friday
for Charlotte, after .spending tne
summer in Brevard
j Mrs. James F. Barrett and liUie
daughter, Jim, left Tuesday ;or
I '\ington, to be -.vith har daughter,
Mrs. L. J. Peacock Jr., during the
serious illness of the latter' s hus
band.
Rev. Wallace Hartseli is conduct
ing a two weeks' revival meeting at
Syiva.
Mrs. Nathan Morris and Mrs.
Luther Pushell spent several days in
Atlanta, Ga., this w. k.
j Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Alexander
left Monday for a visit of ten days
iwith Mr. Alexander's family in Bay
spring, Miss.
James F. Barrett and daughter,
Miss Geraldine, were called to Char
lotte last Friday on account of the
serious illness of Mr. Barrett's son
in-law, L. J. Peacock, Jr., who was
then in the Charlotte Sanatorium.
Mr. Spencer Ruff and hin mother.
Mrs. Joseph Ruff, who accompanied
the body of the former's wife to
Brevard for burial Wednesday, re
turned on Friday to their home in
Clearwater, Fla. They were accom
panied as far as Hender-onville by
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith.
Mrs. A. 0. Kitchen returned .0 St.
Petersburg, Fla.. for the winter
after having spent the summer here
at "'Ships Anchor."
Miss Aimeta Waters h:1 been con
fined at her home several days the
past week with flu.
Mr. and Mrs. B. IT. Fn>em: n had
as their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs.
Geor-re Edens, of Ir.man. 3. ( .
Mrs. M. A F. Wo !b:-idge left
last week for the Eastern slv re of
Maryland, where she will remain for
several months.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Sm dberg
have as their guest Miss Fannie
Smedberg, of Montevideo, Urr.guay,
South America, who is a :;>:ter of Mr.
Smedborg.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Gault left
Monday for West Palm Beach, Fla..
after spending the past several
months at their home Florolina Fa.rm.
Mrs. B. H. Freeman has as her
guest through September, her mother
Mrs. W. A. Looper. of Easlev, S. C.
Mrs. Charles X. Roger- and
daughter, Miss Carlotta, 1' ft Wednes
day for their home in Blenh 11, S.
C.. after spending the summer in
Brevard at Rest-a-Bit cottage
Misses Ronnie and I.oor?. Hender
son. of Pickens, S. C. are spending
several days with friends in Bre
vard.
Miss E^tolle Ellerbe, who has been
spending the past several months a'
Rest-a-Bit cottage, left Wednesday
for her home in Latta, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shipman have
moved to their home on East Morgan
street, after occupying the Philips
apartment during the summer.
Miss Alta Clark, who spent the
week visiting friends and relatives
here, left Sunday afternoon for
Washington. D. C.. where she will
spend the winter.
Preston Galloway of Selica, was
taken to Frankin Hospital last Sun
day for an operation.
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