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Charleston, S. C., March i.-r
Mayor Tlwinaa P Jtoney of
ton, has proclaimed Aprfl 10-18 M
th? joint celebration of the 250th
Aimiversary of the official settlement
of Charleston on its Pre5??^
the 260th celebration of the found
ing of the Pro^nceo* CaroliM un
der the Lorda
In a letter to Mayor WWtatu-e?
the chief executive of
after expressing the wish that - hla
honor and his cibxena may find it
expedient to visit Charleston du*j?e[
the joint celebration, which f^Ua |
???SU with
mous garden season, sends out *
call to ell South Carohnians and to
Charlestonians in parUcular v/ho are
residing in this city to return for a
general "home coming" on this occa
b ?Charleaton was first settled on the
west bank of the Ashley River to
English colonists under WUU*m
Sayle in April 1670,. and m 1680 the
settlement was officially changed to
Oyster Point on the southern ex
tremity of the peninsula which is
now the present site of Charleston.
Charleston is one of the few
American communities which has
preserved, unspoiled, its colonial t
mosphere and is noted not only for
its beauty of architecture and ita ;
wealth of garden estates but as the .
locale of many battles and engage- ,
ments during the colonial and In- .
dian campaign and the war between (
the states.
CharteTkobert Heath
Charles Robert, the ten-months
old son of Mr. and Mrs. if. 54.
Heath, died Thursday night at the
home of his parents, following an ill
new of only 24 hour;. Funeral ser
vices were held the following nay at
the residence, conducted by Rev.
Pan' Hartsell and Rev. J. P. Mason.
Burial was in Gillespie cemetery.
The father, who was at work in
Birmingham, was called home on
account of the death of his small
son. In addition to the parents, one ?
older brother survives. '
Pallbearer* were: Allison ana Clii- |
ton 'Moore. Clyde Shuford and Rich
ard Enloe. Girls assisting with the R
many beautiful floral offerings were:.
Annie and Louise Norton, Louise o
nnd Betty Moore, June Fenwick and ^
Edith Wright. p
MARGARET GALLOWAY IS J
NAMED CLASS MASCOT f
ti
At a recent meeting of the High o
School senior class, Margaret Gal- A
loway, the attractive little daughter d
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Galloway, was e,
chosen as mascot of the class. si
The class decided upon "Her Tem- C
porary Husband," a farcial comedy v
in three acts, as the play to be given
by the senior class this year. Work 1Y
will begin on this play at once and
iiniiouncement of its presentation at
an early date will be given, it is said.
MRS. RCY LONG'S FATHER
DIED LAST WEDNESDAY
Dr. and Mr3. Roy Long returned
Friday from Graham, where they p
were called on account of the illness ft
apd death of Mrs. Long's father. A.
I.. Holt. Funeral services were held s
for Mr. Holt on Friday.
Mrs. Long had spent the greater
part of the time the past few weeks
in Graham during her father's ill- d
ne-is, and was with him at the time G
of iiis death. ri
LOST ? Between Brevard and Selica,
one wire Ford Track wheel with
casing. Reward if returned to J. S.
Bromfield, Brevard. ltc
FOR SALE ? Ton head fine cows,
Guernaeys and Jersey a. With first
and second calves, one's calf week
old. See W. A. Allison, near Wilson
Bridge. F26M& pd.
WANTED ? Fifteen Bantam hens.
L. M. Simpson, Simpson's Barber
Shop. F20 tfc
FOR SALE? Dahlia tubers. All fine
varieties. Order now for March
delivery. Mrs. Thos. Dodswroth.
4tc till M5
FOR SALE-Good second hand Cook
ing Range, at a bargain. Call and
see i? at Nicholson & Duclos, Plumb
ers. Feb 19 ????
FOR SALE ? One new Incubator and
one new Brooder at one-half price.
See B & B Fe?d and Seed Co. F12
FOR SALE ? Burroughs Adding Ma
chine, $35;00; Toledo scales, $70;
Check writer, $15; Cash register,
$50; 8 thousand pound Moaler safe,
$116; all in gotd condition. Box
187, Brevard, N. C. Jl rHr tf
NEWEST MAJESTIC RADIOS at
Houston Furniture Company. Bre
rard. Guaranteed no "A-C hum."
A. high class Radio at a reasonable
price. jly 31tf
OCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
MOVING? The Siniard Transfer
Company It fully equipped for
handling your household goods, in
either short or leng hauls. Care
ful men. Big vans. Reasonable
rates. We want your business.
Phone 118. A18 tf.
iiONEY TO LOAN ? On improved
farm lands at six per ccnt, for
ong or short terjn, in amounts from
hree to fifty thousand dollars pre
erred, however, ope thousand dol
ar loans will be accepted. l-20tfc60
V. F. MITCHELL, Alty at Law.
FOR SALE
One fresh milk cow. See
Pat Allison. p It
1EN WANTED IMMEDIATELY ?
by giant international industry;
ver 7000 already started; some do
ig annual business $13,000; no ex
erience or capita! required, every
liing supplied; realise success, in
ependence Rawleigh's way; retail
nod products, soap, toilet prepara
ions, stock, poultry supplies; your
wn business supported by big
imerican, Canadian, Australian in
ustries; resources over $17,000,000;
stablished 40 years: get our propo
ition; all aay it's great. Rawleigh
ompany, Dept. NC-6-J, Richmond,
a. P6-13-20-29
IALE HELP WANTED? Reliable
man 21 to 55 years old with car
anted to call on farmers in Tran
iflvania County. Make $8 to $15
eily. No experience or capital
ecded. Write today. McNess Co.,
?pt. M. Freeport, Illinois. lp
OR SALE? White Enamel Kitchen
Cabinet. Used 2 years. At half
rice. Can be seen at 208 East
Iain street. UCrmc
ERV1CES AT P1NEY GROVE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AT 3
Rev. ,T. P. Mason will preach Sun
ay afternoon at 3 o'clock, at Piney
rove Methodist church, near Pen
)so. The public is cordially invited.
FINAL NUMBER
OF
Lyceum Course
Will be given at High School Auditorium
Wednesday Evening
MARCH 12th
Public invited to attend this final number
in what is declared to be equal to, if not
better than, any preceding number.
? HEAR ?
FERN CASFORD, Reader, Entertainer
Under Auspices of
I BREVARD MUSIC LOVERS CLUB
THIS IS T
Chevro
J*r Inmm icmt
That We Are Giving
Some One of our Subscri
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