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V BREVARD INSTITUTE j NOTES OF INTEREST i Ths school is indebted to the Junior class, under the direction of Miss Spalding, for one of the best chapel orograms of the year. A col lege Dl*ay. "The Touchdown was presented and received with much| annlause. The characters were . Bee Tiilwell a society girl attending her tot footb^ll game; Robert Mencn dez, an old graduate; Joe Regan and Lillie Davis, country luclcs attcndinK their first football game; Sol Grecar wa? very clever as the radio an nouncer. Other characters were. Garnell Lee, Jarmon Becton.Hazel Callahan. George Borne, H' ?r Martin, Mary Denny and Wilma Mc CrThkeeB. I. football team played F Fniitland Institute at Fruitland on V Thanksgiving Day. Immediately afte the game the team wen in a body to a movie in Hendersonville. When they arrived at school, they were en tertained at a banquet by Mrs. Boucher, assisted by Mrs. Bolin. Speeches were made by Mr. Boucher, the coach; Charlie Duncan, captain of the team, and Cecil Bolin, who has faithfully stood by the team this A reat many B. I. students spent the Thanksgiving holidays with their '"Te^' Allison has returned from the hospital after an operation tor appendicitis^rth LeaffUe was honored Sunday night by having Rev. Mr Hartsell, the Baptist minister, speaic to them. FruitUnd r?. B. 1. Brevard Institute lost a very sen sational football game Turkey day by a lone touchdown, to Fruitland In 'ciean football was played through out the entire game. M?^alI* Hampton and Moore out of the B. i. lineup weakened the team, yet the boys played a splendid game. Capt. C. Duncan showed head work ' indeed. With Menendez, Mitchell and Burns in the backfield. the ball was carried and returned well. Regan was a bit awkward at cen ter, yet not a fumble throughout the game. Mangum was star tackle. Wilkins, Rikard and Graham showed up well in end positions. Davis, Ag ular, Becton Cuildey, Heckard, S Greear played real ball in the line' True, the B. I. team has not scored thi< year. But greater than that? Not u man has been i>ut off the field bv a field official ior anything, i One 16-yard penalty was inflicted i for holding, and four other B^yard penalties, summarize the penalties j for the year. , 1 Only two serious accidents hap pened to the team this year? -l. Hampton got an arm thrown out of place, and Burns was slightly hurt on the head. , . j The season closed with a little in formal banquet, given by Coach and , Mrs. Boucher. A little program was , rendered, in which Bill Atweu was honored. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bolin, Mr. A. J. JojdananciBinA^ well, the team and the Bouchers were present. , Everybody enjoyed the spread. MANY^STUDENTS ON THE HONOR ROLL I First Grade? Lucile Allison, Ruby Owenby, Edna RickmanGloriaAnn Wilson; Henry Owenby. lJ dney Rickmar Lloyd Blythe, Benny Lee Fradv and C. H. SlftwvCn. Second Grade - Margaret Alli son, Virginia Allison, Rachel Led better, Violet Lyday, ~ois MUler, Wilma Pickelsimer and Clyde Davis Third Grade ? Emma Cox, Hazei Green. Mildred Talley, Louise Mil ter. John Lyday, Lee Ledbetter and Charlie Miller. R.mtin Pourth Grade? Nina Lou Ruatin, Annie Miller, Billle Ow?nby, Fulton Holliday, Claude Rickman and Ed WflFifth Ahlnd B-Martha Cox, Ir ene Davia and Claude Davis; Sylvia Lyday. Agnes Maxwell, Dorothy Ta^ ley. Katharine Tovrosend and Thee ^ ? Alma TtUej? *** M Sev^i*thn'Grade ? [ well, Lamer Morgan and CwrW*. Cwenbjr.^ ' The Junior Red Cross ?riveww put across very successfully, with M enrollment of 100 P?r ?nt ^ the first, second and third gtaaw Weal" had a fair representation Mm Th? w-leoraed viaitore to our school last month were: MJs-Nlna Rust In, Mrs. P. J. Cheek. Mrs.^ M. Sly+ke, Mrs. M. H. Holiday ma Mr. 8. UdbHUr. i IN MEMORY OF R. W. LEE Mr. Lee died November 38, It 23. He was better known 113 "Uncle Ral ph'' in his community. He wa* one of the oldest members of Rocky Hiil Baptist church, Cedar Mountain, N. C. He was an active worksr in the church for over fifty years. "Uncle Ralph's" life was as nearly perfect aa anyone that I have ever known. He loved the house of God above all else and made it a point to attend every church service possible. He walked dailv with his master, and his influence shall last as long as time will be. He never thought of living long, but of living the right kind of life for his Lord. He never grew tired but, as some one has said, "Go For ward The Master yoke is easy, His burden's light. His grace is suffici ent for you. Scatter seeds of kind ness; make others happy, and re lieve your weary bones." This was his motto. A Friend, Mrs. S. A. Jones THIS CHRISTMAS MODERN GIFTS THAT LAST FOR YEARS Electrical Gifts will keep fresh the memory of your thoughtfulness and affection every day for years to come. The recipient will take pride in their beauty and joy in the daily convenience they afford. THE GREATEST VALUES WE HAVE EVER OFFERED Only a few of our Electrical Gift suggestions are shown here. Come to our store and see how well you can fill your gift needs. yfotiy0- Turn-Over Toggle Toaster Only $3.95 45c CASH 50c PER MONTH With Your Light Bill Makes crisp, crunchy, brown toast. Just as you like it. Right a1 the table. Its convenient "finger-tip switch gives you perfect con trol. THE GREATEST TOASTER VALUE WE HAVE EVER OFFERED mm> 6-cup Panelled Percolator Only $9*95 $1.00 For Your Old Coffee Pol. 95c Cash $1.00 Per Month With Your Light Bill. A wonderful percolator at a remarkably low price that you will be glad to pay. Beautifully panelled copper body with highly polished nickel finish. Makes coffee just right ? the "Hot Drip" way. ? Our Greatest Waffle Iron Value Plymouth Waffle Iron Only $|,$@ 50c Cash $1.00 Per Month With Your L:ght Bill. There is nothing tastier than delicious waffle, aad this verj new appliance makes them crisp and evenly browned right at your table. It bakes on both sides without turning. -ijpBSQjfr ^Family IRON Only $3*00 50c Cash 3 Months to Pay the Balanee. yfcfJjai&Z Virginia 6-Cup Percolator Only $8.95 $1.00 For Your Old Coffee Pot. 95c CASH $1.00 PER MONTH With Your Light Bill Makes coffee the famous "Hot-Drip" way and does not boil the water. Made of copper, heavily nickel-plated. You really must see this value to appreciate it. OUR GREATEST PERCOLATOR VALUE. J ffotlyzinZ "Toggle" Pedestal Waffle Iron Only $9*45 45c Cash $1.00 Per Month With Your Light Bill. Just a touch of the finger turns it on or off with its convenient 'Toggle" switch. A Waffle Iron that combines utiKty with beauty at a moderate price. Makes those waffles that melt in your mouth. Included with each waffle iron is a book giving recipes for 52 dif ferent delicacies, which can be cooked on this practical waffle iron. <Ep1so8> Hedlite Heater Only $S.95 95c Cash $1.00 Per Month With Your Light Bill. Here is indeed a sensible, useful gift ? one that is sure to be appreciated. Spreads cheery warmth just where you want it. Simplex Heating Pad ~i59&Jtubber Cover $r.s? SL5?Ca?U $100 Per Month With T(V light bul Takes the place of the old hot water bottle. Nothing to au, nouusK to spill. A convenient rubber cover included with each heating pad. 1 3w-po*md; equipped with cord and plug, and convenient heel stand Made by the makers of the famous Hotpoint Iron. We Sell Eteetrieal Appliances of Standard Manufacture Only Featuring UNIVERSAL These er -a) values may be obtained at any store of SOUTHERN PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY OR NORTH* CAROLINA PUB LIC 8ERV1CE COMPANY. Southern Public Utilities Company No. 3 E. Main St. PHONE 116 Brevard, N. C. Customers desiring to pur chase appliances for gifts for ; persons in other cities or towns served by us may have r-vfrff i' ' ' ? i them delivered through our 3 stores in those coicmanitiae. 1
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